Raymond High School - Gray Gull Yearbook (Raymond, WA)

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MissVVeCl1ter G. Barber G. Townsend H. Hemenwny Miss Ruth Wechter Glen Barber .....,,..,, Glen Townsend ..,,..,,,, Helen Hemenway .... Vera Petersen ......,., Perry Cameron .,.... Esther Schmitz .,.... Alfred Hudziak ...... uniors Vile are near the port, the sailors cry, I see the Spire beyond the rocks. At anchor very soon well lie Delivered from the 0cean's shocks. CLASS COLORS Blue and gold Executive class adviser ....,,,,,,..,,,,..president ..,,,t...........vice-president ...,.Usecretary-treasurer Council representative , .........,,..,... ,.......... H ub representative representative sergeant-at-arms

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AGNES DEGG COMMERCIAL Quiet but not asleep. Home Economics Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4g Dramatic Club 3, Campfire 1, 2. LESLIE KLOOSTER SCIENTIFIC Nothing is rarer than true good nature. Entered as a senior from Ellsworth High School. Inter-class Basketball 4, Dramatic Club 4, Hi Y 4. FRANK HOBART ENGLISH He does things and does them well. Executive Council 1, 35 Glee Club 43 Inter-class Rivalry Committee Ig Inter-class Debate 1, 4, Hi Y 1, Dramatic Club 2, Torch 2, 3. ESTHER MEARS ENGLISH If a woman have long hair, it is a praise unto her. Entered as a senior from Girls' Polytechnic, Portland. Dramatic Club 4, Inter-class Rivalry Committee 4, Home Economics Club 4, t'Prince Chap 4, Orutorical Contest 4. My Ship I want a shipbuilt of sturdy steel One huge anchor, a protecting keel, A deck that is wide with ample space, fMy ship must be grand and full of gracej A steerage, a cabin, two guns will do- flvly ship must be built for protection tool And rig it up like a man-0'-war ilt must be strong to kill trouble in storej Launch it out and let it keep Its honored place on the billowy deep. -Eva Dietrich

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KATHRYN GILLIAM A quiet lassie with big brown eyes: But if it's debating-she'll give you a 'sprizef' STUART FRESK A stuttering lawyer: his mellow tones Sadly twist on Jo-.Io-Jones. TED HENDRICKSON A jolly junior, not very meek: Yes, that's Ted, the Riverdale sheikf' NELLIE NAPORA A clever forward with a perfect smile Gave the juniors pep and style. MARGARET BENSON She has a merry laugh-'this whistling lass A real good find for the junior class. HAROLD MARTELL 'Tuffy' with a cheerful grin, In 'math' and 'chem' is sure to win. ALFRED HUDZIAK Al's your friend in every way: You can count on him any day. DOUMINA BASIL Sparkling eyes, a flinpant way'- Thut was Doumina in the ju11ior play. DO ROTH Y MILLER A roguish smile: busy as a bee: And when she debated-Oh, gee! LOUIS MAY An awkward, tongue-tied country lad As Peter in The Neighbors he wasn't bad. DAVID NEILSON WVith his pep and his steam He made the R team! BERTHA .IENNING S She won fame before she went away. In 'Neighborsf a one-act junior playf 4 ARCHIE HATCHARD A wise-cracking lad full of fun: He's so bright his 'mom calls him son. CHARLES JOHNSON Rattle, rattle, oh, gee whiz! Here comes Chuck in his own tin liz.