Shelton High School - Saghalie Yearbook (Shelton, WA)

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'Z 1 L-.l l ll lliiiifin- M1-ll. Hawk. Nlrliinnrx. Srlimidt. Rove. Mallnws. DeRosn-r. Carlson. -Xnker. linlrm. McDonald. N Hogan. Allaim. Cormier. Crossman. Krrienlwaum. Leblav. Daxidson, Sroneld. Cleveland. NX'ilei. Anker. Latvvl. jolmnson. Srlpcsrad. Ransom. McCann. Grcenvalr. Dahlman. A. Hogan. Quartler. NlcLaughlin. Morkrrt. Grindrod, LeDrew, WH-n7. Chencv. Purdy McGuire. Cloutirr. Robinson. Bovlan. Logan. Brooks, Vfhirv. Ball. Samplrs. B. Taxlor, J. Taxlor. Small, Cano. Gitlord. K. Hogan. Knecland. Osltfornr. Dunning. Pep em First Semester Office Second Semester Lorraine Catto President Maxine Enlow Eileen Robinson Vice-President Bernice Latzel Margaret LeDrew Secretary Mary Davidson Maxine Enlow Song Leader Alice Carlson HE PEP CLUB, that enthusiastic group of girls whose main purpose as a school organiza- tion is to promote interest and spirit in school activities, began its most successful year last September with a membership of fifteen, many of its girls having graduated in l935. Starting its good work immediately, the club initiated new members in the fall, At the beginning of the second semester it again took more girls until the organization now boasts sixty-six peppy followers, making it the largest group since the club was started in l93-4. The Pep Club girls were present at all football, basketball, baseball games, and track meets at the opening whistle, and led the students in songs and yells until the contests ended. Although the last of the charter members are graduating with the class of '36, the Pep Club looks forward to a successful and an eventful year in 1937. lu iilxl

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First mn: Vfard. McGuire. Lehrlav. Hawk. Travis. O'Harra. Brokaw, Adams. Svmnd mn: Weeks, Needham. Lentz. Ball. Durand. Hogan. Purdy. Taylor. fblrd mn: Hovle. Spring, Nliss Orton. Dickinson. Cormier. Osborne. Srlnson. Miss Quigley First Semester Don Weeks jane Brokaw Mildred Ball Elizabeth Hilligoss lack Stinson Norbert Cormier Eloise O'Harra .gayhafie Staff Editor Managing Editor News Editor Feature Editor Sport Editors Art Editor Second Semester Elizabeth l-lilligoss lane Brokaw Mildred Ball Mary McGuire lack Stinson Norbert Cormier Eloise O'Harra HE HIGH SCHOOL PAPER, The Saghalie, an Indian word meaning High-climbers, was put out this year by a hard working staff who spared themselves no effort to improve the paper in content and appearance. Going to press semi-monthly instead of monthly, as had been the custom, enabled the Saghaliers to publish news of more current interest and proved a most satisfactory arrange- ment in that it eliminated long lulls in the work of the staff. This year saw white paper replace yellow manilla, and the introduction of the use of a screen to improve the art work. The Saghaliers, a social club, composed of the staff members, continued to hold luncheon meetings every Tuesday noon. They presented an all-school Christmas assembly which in- cluded singing, a short skit, and Minor Blow's Amateur Hour, followed by a visit from Santa Claus, The staff closed its activities with its annual publications banquet. SAGHALIERS First Semester Office Second Semester Elizabeth Hilligoss President lane Brokaw Eloise O'Harra Vice-President Mildred Ball lane Brokaw Secretary Bernice Michaelson Mary McGuire Treasurer Peggy LeMay

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l Furl run' Sn-wart. fiarielrman. Yiger. Trout. Fourre. Samples Borst. Slnind mn' Ruth. Gendron. Wav. Kneeland. Drake. Ostert-em. Lewis lnzrd run' Dennis, Hutchinson. Nlincher. Peterson. Vfhirener. Lee. Townsend. Boll. Iifiirlli run: XX'vart. Schmidt. Anderson 3 61116 First Semester Office Second Semester Floyd Borst President David Kneeland Donald Whitener Vice-President Clarence Bariekman Harry Trout Secretary Gerald Samples HE S CLUB was organized September 27, l926, when it was realized that an organiza- tion composed of maior letter earners could be of great benefit to our school and to athletics in general. lt has in the past been active in all sports, keeping the traditions of the school and helping in every way to foster new ideas and ideals, The purpose of the club is to create a feeling of school spirit, to assist in patrolling the athletic field during games, and to work toward the betterment of the school. Some activities of the club are the maintenance of the tradition that award sweaters shall be worn only by those who have earned the right to wear a letter. The club assumes all debts of injured players who are unable to pay the bill themselves. Active membership in the S Club is limited to boys regularly enrolled in school who have been officially awarded a letter in a mayor sport. There are thirty members this year, making the club one of the strongest in the history of the organization. Initiation was held in the auditorium at the time football letters were awarded. The S Club party, which was held in April, was a barn dance, with prizes for the best costumes and entertainment in the form of old time novelty numbers. mum ii'-nt