North Central High School - Tamarack Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Nantti G atnxdi Sesutice Jlanat (lalL The names in the following list, with the exception of the Gold Stars, are supplementary to those published in the 1944 Tamarack. Only the names of those who have been graduated or who attended North Central as their last high school are included. £jLS m GOLD STAR Ailor, Eddie Alfano, Edward J. Anderson, Ernest H. Anderson, Iner W. Barnhart, Orthor Bryan, Walter T. Buckley, Archie M. Burke, John F. Carson, Gale E. Chapman, Gordon Chilberg, Robert L. Connors, Jack Converse, Robert Corey, Ernest Eugene Cramer, Douglas S. Crowe, Leroy Edward Damascus, Gust Davis, Lee A. Dicarlo, Joseph J. Duchscher, Edward Ek, Bruce Holland, Patrick Holmes, Hugh Hughes, William Jemison, Richard Johnson, Don Jungers, Clifford Keller, Raymond Kinzer, Ervin J. Klise, Cecil Leonard, Jack R. Little, Robert L. Littlefield, Joseph McKinney, John C. Machan, James A. Mathes, Robert Lee McLeod, Andrew Miller, Jerry Miller, Maurice L. Ohman, Roy Pickel, Claire Albert Rogers, Harry Rosenau, Ernest Scott, George Scott, Raymond Scriven, Jack Sipple, Floyd Marvin Smolkowski, Walter J. Somers, William E. Spohr, Tommy Stapleton, Robert Swanson, Harry Upton, Leland B. Valentine, Leo H. Van Gelder, Donald Wilmot, Gerald BLUE STAR Aldrich, Harl Ammerman, Dick Ammerman, Don Anderson, Cliff Anderson, Clyde Arnold, Joseph William Bayley, Bob Bechman, Bob W. Bjorback, Bob Bloom, Harold Bloom, Ray Bonner, Bob Bonner, Dick Botham, Maurice S. Bradley, Gordon Bruno, Bob J. Buchanan, Otis Jr. Burgen, Colin C. Burger, Walter Carter, Marion Jean Carr, Marvin Cave, Jack Cowing, Robert K. Coburn, William P. Cochran, Dean Cody, Paul Edmund Colburn, Bert Conner, Wayne Connors, Wilson Coolbaugh, Wesley L. Corder, Dick Corey, Jack W. Cosby, Art R. Courtright, Maurice Cozzetto, Albert Crandall, Dan Craddick, Roy L. Crampton, G. Harris Crisp, Lorraine Curtiss, Bill Damascus, Jim Davis, Garth L. Day, Bob Defenback, Roy W. Dicker, Norman Dietrich, Thomas Ervin Dill, Francis W. Dirkes, Kenneth Eaton, Bill Harlow Edlund, Vern R. Endahl, Charles A. Erickson, Leonard Ericson, Donald Espe, Alvin Evans, Jack L. Finch, Tom L. Flory, Neva Force, Carl Froistad, Richard D. Gates, David W. Gates, George D. Gerlach, Ernest E. Goldsmith, Melvin H. Goodwin, Richard W. Gookstetter, Jay Gordon, James F. Gorman, Joseph R. (Bob) Greco, Frank Hadford, Melvin M. Haffner, Loren E. Hamer, Charles L. Harris, Elmer Harris, Joe Hauschild, Oliver L. Hawes, Dee Haworth, Don Henderson, Forrest Henry, John Daniel Hellmer, Hugh Hooke, Ralph E. Holmes, Basil D. Howard, James A. Hubble, James T. Hutchings, Karl Irby, Ray Isitt, Richard Jacobsen, Merill S. Jacobsen, Gerald James, Dick Jarvis, Burton Jarvis, Jack D. Jensen, Carl Johnson, James A. Johnson, Sydney W. Jones, Fred W. Kane, Robert Kaye, Henry M. King, Doug Kirkpatrick, Hugh Klise, Jerry Lindberg, Harold B. Lonza, R. T. Lorch, Daniel J. Lundberg, Al Lundberg, James E. Lynch, Wesley McCallum, Noble Jack McCallum, Charles E. McCormick, Howard L. McGee, Robert L. MacGregor, Wayne Mandick, Mile M. Mastro, Lewis Mauk, Bob Maylott, Asa Orville Meadow, Jack Miesner, Bill Merritt, Vivian Miles, Floyd Miller, Darrold N. Morris, Mani ' ord Morse, Vernon D. Morrison, Marvin L. Murbach, Earl W. Murbach, Vernon L. Murphy, Arvid Murphy, Juanita Murray, Seymour J. Myhre, Claude D. Nasato, Fred. Nygaard, Dick A. Oakes, Fay (Bud) Oatman, George Paeper, Kenneth Palmer, Jack A. Peterson, Eleanor M. Peterson, Henry Howard Peterson, Wayne Philopant, Virgil D. Phipps, Harve, H. Jr. Poindexter, Grover E. Porter, Robert Prague, Chester Quackenbush, Harley Raymond, John Read, Merrill A. Reberg, Arnold Richardson, Dale Owen Ryder, John Staeheli, Glenn Stephenson, Lewis Story, Claire Stratton, Orin Stromme, Bill Swett, Donald Symbol, Kenneth Taitch, Marvin Thomason, Donald Thornberg, Earl N. Tibbett, Larry Toeter, Joe Tollefson, Charles Trusty, Ellsworth Valient, William Vander Meer, Dalmer Van Gelder, Don. J. Verge, Del C. Watkins, Jack B. Weston, Lee Wilson, Bernard Woods, Donald Woods, Jack

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6wi Se uUoe Major George Sander looks at the service flag while home on leave in December from the European Theater of Operations. Major Sander wears the presidential unit citation with three oak leaf clusters, and five stars signifying service in Iceland, Greenland, England, North Africa and Italy. He is not only a North Central graduate, January ' 29, but also a member of the faculty.

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ONE HUNDRED YEARS after Columbus discovered America, Robert Gray sighted the shores of Washington. Since then, the lumbering industry has been of prime importance in the growth of the state. In the present war, wood is being used directly or indirectly in the con- struction of almost every machine. The Mosquito bombers are made of ply wood. The famed P-T boats are also constructed of wood, and it takes tons and tons of paper for the blueprints of our mighty planes and battleships. In the post war era, trees will play an all-important role. New plastics have been developed from wood and the list of wood products is steadily growing. The mighty forests, the thousands of square miles of virgin timber have built the state of Washington and will continue to contribute to a great North- west after the war. For this reason we have chosen the tree as a fitting symbol for this fourth war-time Tamarack.