Tenino High School - Tehisco Yearbook (Tenino, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1922 volume:

IIIIISUI mm High ith ul '111f fr,ff,.'- Er: 'f 'lln llllemory Emma Meneghetti was born February 2 1905 and died April 17 1922 She entered the Ten1no Grammar School 1n September 1915 and in September 1920, entered the Ten1no Hlgh School among her classmates for her industry and high ability and her cheerfulness and kindness won for her many fr1ends The class of 1924 through the remam ing years of its course W111 not cease to miss her She will always rema1n 1n our memor1es as one of our best loved and most respected schoolmates In all these years she Was distinguished T1b c f Ccmtc HTS 2 1 3 H E j M mme f l':fI-: w' 41 ' I ill 'l r F 111111 T15 EF? 1-1 1 C A hw N111 11,1111 5411161111111 il Cnlhgu B mc u xtn 11011 L111u1N1tx of XI1c 1 g 111 wlogx md Clxlw 1'+'l T Ii A f C' O 49 1'5,:,. 5' ' ' ,,,5Q.r ,..- :J - W E 2 E S1111 1. 1 .. 1 'ELL cs-111 A v-1, ' 3 vb' 'z . Il' 2 ,L - ,, , lil 5 C 0 WTISS CHARLOTTE SHACKLEFORD Qtadlum High School Tacoma Um werslty of Washmgton A B French Spamsh Latm Engllsh 1918 1971 MR ORXILLL C SMITH Albam Hlgh School Ougon Normal qchool Oregon -XLllLUltlll.l College Phxslcs and Commerclal Ame A ' 1 7 ' 7 . V . , 1-' ' 7 1 9 - 7 1 ' ,z . . V ',- '. . .,,. . r K. .,,. A v,.. . L .1 Y ..'.. , ' . TEHISCO MISS LMMA CURTISS TUCKER Mount Holyoke College A B Yale UH1V8TS1ty Ph D Student at Un1 versltw of Oxford Mathematics 1921 MISS FLORENCE CAMPBELL Lhehn Hxgh School UH1X6f91f,3 of Washxngton A B Behnke XVRHQQI Busmess College Spamsh 'Vlodern H1St0FV 1991 T n 1 w , . . 7 ' 'r 1 - '1 ' . V - l 1 , . . . c , ' . Y ' ,- . - . L - . , . ., . , W K. . , . if .41 l 4, TEHISCO MRS JESSIE FRANCIS ESPY Chehahs Hlgh School Pomona Col lege A B Summer Normal School MUSIC 1920 Seattle Paclfic College Bellmgham Normal School Umverslty of Wash lngton Manual Tralnmg 1921 Eleven ,. :. .,- . 7 as ' E. W. GIBSON gemffecie Eilllkllfllilil KEEEMENT l ,l sl? X 4' e, ' 3 R ' A K X ll It I 0 ff 0 l A l yr 1 fl . 0 X 0 f l 42:35 X l 2 ll! I , 6 gg? Q ll 1 R V , 0 1 I ' 235 1, CT Q Qzliiwi QS? Class Color: Blue and Gold Class Flower: White Carnation Class Motto: Thus endeth our first lesson TEHISC O JEANESSE HARMAN Entered Jumor from Ballard High Seattle 1920 Commerual Arrlval of Kltty Vlce Pres L 4 Basket ball Glee Club Llterary Ed1tOT Tehlsco Valedlctorlan She has a cmdzal uelcome for all ROSALIND M COLVIN Entered from Colvln Grammar School 1918 Classlcal 3 Arrlval of Kltty 4 Basketball Glee Club ve some zdeus of my own 'VIAY A MAYES School 1918 Commerual Secy Treas class Basketball Base Ball Prosecut mg Attorney L L S Glee Club Sergeant at arms L L S Bas ketball Base Ball Arrlval f Kitty Secy Treas L L S Glee Club Edltor ln Chxef Quarry Echo T6hlSCO The same good vzatzne aluays possessed lhzt I , . ' . 9 ll ' ' 77 ' U- , - .. . L. S. ' Y 5 . ' SK ' 7, ' ' u , , - , ar 7 ll ' ' 77 . . , . ffl! ' .!! 1 . Entered from Tenino Grammar , . h . 1. ' . . . 2. . , , - . . ., , 3. f - - . . ., - KK ' I ! 0 ' !7 4. ' . . . ., , ' ' ' KK 77 ' - Y ll ' 11 ll 1 Q . V, l ,. .A TEHISCO ur tern BERNICE G MCARTHUR Entered from Tenmo Grammar School 1918 General VICE Pres class Glee Club Basketball Base Ball Secy Treas L L S V1ce Pres L Basketball Base Ball Arrlval of Kxtty Class Secy Treas Pros ecutlng Attorney L L S Llbrarlan Class Reporter T h1sco Salutatorlan Hefr thoughts ave of the future CLARA M TAYLOR Entered from Colv1n Grammar School SCl61'ltlHC 2 Base Ball 3 Chehalls Hlgh School 4 Basketball Glee Club, Class Secy Treas Qmetly she made her way NOLA REEDY Entered Semor from LIHCOIH Hlgh Tacoma C0mm6TC1al The uonder nas that one small head could cao ry all she knew w . , . . 1. ' . . 2' ! ! 7 , . . . . ., . L. . S. 3. , , u - 1: 1 . 1 ' 's ' 4. ' ' , e- , . 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'1v'1 1111 ' 1. 715' f11 '1 11111 IIY111 '51 '1 1 11'- ' 1111 1 A 1' 1111- Class History T was September of the year 1918 when we a group of twenty- sexen t1m1d freshmen entered the Tenmo h1gh school We xxele not accustomed to the h1gh school vxaxs but mth 'Vlr Barber s careful coachmg xxe d1d fa1rly well as begmners After arranglng our courses and after 1n1t1at1on we started the usual h1gh school Splflt IH class meetlngs We chose for our Presldent Harold Morgan VICE Pres1dent Bermce McArthu1 Secretary Treasurer May Mayes Du1 mg our Freshman year we took an act1ve part IH all school affa1rs There were freshman members on the baseball and basket ball teams and m the glee club As for debat1ng vxe proved that Rowena vxas a better herome than Rebecca In the fall we re enteled the Tenmo hlgh school not as fresh men but as a group of Hfteen headstrong sophomores We found ourselves mmus thlrteen members 'unlucky number.. Though some of them dropped out of school some of them merely began to attend school elsewhere These members were Blanche Crowder LUCIHG and Pr1sc1lla Povxell M1ldred Clark Marguer1te Barber Florence Faulknor Agnes Steltham Hllda Covert Slgfld Nyhus James Graham Edward Drake Joe Black and Tommy Churchlll On the other hand we had several new members Sara McM1llan Otha Angell Ax anelle Russell Ted Butler and John Haney Oul P11nc1pal M1 Barber had not returned but h1s place was taken by Mr Cxx 1n Thls tlme xxe knew more about the hlgh school xx ay s and It d1d not take us long to settle down to xx 01k and become m the L1l'1COlI1 Llterary Soclety Thls 3 ear xxe chose as ou1 officers Hmrold Renfl oe Bermce NIcArthu1 and lVIay Mayes At the beglnnlng of the xear xx hcn the Ulalloxxe en entertaln ment xx ts glx en fol the benefit of the Plano Fund the sopho mol es xx cle 1J1OIT'1lH9Hl 111 m 1k1ng It 1 success Thele were sopho moles ln the chorus that sang old fash1oned songs and at least one sophomo1e 111 the plax let that xxas glxen Sometlme about I'I1ld56'11 xxe entertamed the Frosh It xx as a most successful palty but all the h1stor1an can 1emembe1 about lt xx as the muslcal con test and that xxe made lmages out of chexx 1ng gum 9 I 7 7 . . . . , . Y 1 A l Y V7 Y. A. . , . V . . . : ' -' , '2 . , . Y . ! 1 ' . : , . . . Y . . l l 3 ! 7 7 Y 7 7 ' 3 , , . , . , . 1 . , 1. , 'S K 7 K . . 7 1 acquainted with our new members. Wle also took our proper part . . . . H . Y 7 K 1 Z 2 ' , l A ' 1 . ' ' 7 1 ' J A ' ' ' ' - x 'E A' rl ' ' ' H lf 4 H, K - 1 . Y V L . 7 I . s 7 C 1 Y l . Y ' .l' as 1 7 .'f.r rrn TEHISCO At the begmmng of the second semester Halold Renfroe left hlgh school to attend buslness college ind 4 ladxs Downy dropped ou In 1920 when We entered as Jumors our numbe1 had decreased to e1ght lncludlng Rose COIXIH Alfred Carr Otha Angell Mama Jacobs Jeanesse Harman Bern1ce VIcArthur B1ll1e Shore and May Mayes Thls yeal our class was exceptwnally popular belng almost all made up of g1rls We took leadmg parts 1n all school act1v1t1es and many took a leadmg part 1n the annual hlgh school play We entertalned the Senlors at a pleasant p1CH1C at P119Qt Po1nt Park The features of the day were a baseball game ln Whlch the Jumors won a rock throwmg contest and eats Th1s year we held Jomt meetlngs w 1th the Sen1o1 class and chose as our officers M1tchell Angelel and Bern1ce McArthur In September 1921 we entered as seyen dxgmfled senlors Aga1n we changed Prlncxpals our new p1ofesso1 bemg Vlr Jewell How small we felt compared wlth the other classes for our hlgh school had lncreased from about fifty puplls to ox er ont hundred But we consoled ourselves w1th the old adage of Quahtv not Quant1ty Alfred Carr was chosen as our presldent and Clara Taylor as our Secretary Treasurer Haung prey 1ous experlence 1n hlgh school llfe we trled to be an lnsplratxon to the other classes Thls yeal we were not vely strong 1n all 3thl9t1CQ SIDCQ Alfred was the only boy but the glrls made up for It 1n Basketball Three of our members were stars on the glrls basketball team We also took leadmg parts 1n the glee club At mldy ear Nola Reedy an act1ye member had sufficlent credlts to graduate and left the Tenlno hlgh school At the same t1me Alfred Carr our only boy moy ed to Callfornla thus leavmg us a very small but peppy bunch of fiye gnls Clara Taylor Jeanesse Harman Rose COIXIH Bernlce NIcArthur and 'Slay Vlayes On thls account we w ere more than populal 1n all school functlons At our first meetlng 1n the second semestex we chose Jeanesse Harman as our presldent From then on we were yery busy flfllShlIlg up our hlgh school work and preparlng for graduatlon S t 4 L I - 1 1 1 1 Q ' '1' , ' 1 v 1 . . .1 1 I K. 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V . . even : Semor Class W1ll E the graduatlng class of May 1922 belng of sound m1nd k1ndly d1spos1t1on and char1table 1ntent1on do feelmg that It IS ethlcal as they say 1n the usual manner hereby d1Sp0S6 of all our worldly and sp1r1tual goods as follows 1n th1s our last test and wlllament Item Item Item Item Item Item Item Item As a body we do hereby g1V6 up w1ll and bequeath to the Frosh class our dlgnlfled ways and good examples To the Soph class vse w1ll our loaded basket ball ln order that they may beat the Frosh Just once anyway To the Junlor class We w1ll our good volces and ab1l1ty to entertam the student body w1th concerts and solos mornmg noon and nlght To Mr Jewell consclous of sedate behavxor vse do hereby w1ll and bequeath a place to check chew1ng gum and candy at the assembly door To our falthful class room advlsor M1ss Tucker we w1ll the conduct of the room whlch has been free from gum chew 1ng dlstrlbutlon of notes and best of all free from whls permg at all t1mes and bequeath to M1ss Shackleford our ever ready g1ft of superfluous conversatlon We m a Splflt of good sportsmanshlp w1ll and bequeath to MISS Campbell our best baseball bat w1th wh1ch to make her final h1t of the season To the J an1tor we do gladly w1ll our entxre stock of debate br1efs mth whlch to start the fire September first 1922 We the Semor class havlng plty on the starvmg ones do whole heartedly g1V6 up the surplus 1n ou1 treasury to Vern Marker for the express purpose of buy mg a sub stant1al breakfast that need not be supphmented by a morn mg lunch 1n the Enghsh class. Flnally summmg up the rest and resldue of our estate we the Sen1or class of 1922 as a body do hereby w1ll and bequeath to the commg Sen1ors our ab1l1ty to run the school wlth the ald of the faculty Ind1v1dually we do hereby w1ll our personal property as follows ln th1s our last w1ll and testament E ght y . A , , . . , 7 7 - ' as ' 1: ' I ! 7 - . , . - I . . , . . . A, . , .i . . Y ' 7 ! - . . , . , . , - a 7 ' Item-We, the Seniors of the English IV. class, do solemnly will -Q , . . . . , . - . , . . ' 'I l , 4 ,V , . , t . Y . . , .Y ,, L . E , . , . . 7 . y w Y- - . , . . , 9 Y i een TEHISCO I Bernlce G McArthur bellevlng myself to be of sound mmd and ready to prove the same by numerous w1tnesses agalnst all who doubt do hereby w1ll and bequeath to Aleta Mayes the Tenlno Hrgh School Llbrary rel1nqu1sh1ng all rlghts and tltles to the same and charge her to treat w1th respect all Shakespearean heroes contamed there1n and not to emulate Jullet To Mr O C Smlth who IS lgnorant of many of the facts of Phys1cs well known to students I hereby w1ll my PhyS1CS note book up to date Wlth all the one hundred per cent grades there1n I mll my ab1l1ty to get along to some suave person who always sees the hole and not the doughnut I May A Mayes ln a deplorable state of mmd do hereby solemnly yylll and bequeath to V1rf1n1a MacLafferty a tomato can and a flash llght battery mcluded W1th1n a fence hopmg that ln case of an accldent the machlne YV1t,h1I'l the aforesaid boundary yylll escape 1nJury To MISS Shackleford I w1ll a set of magnets w1th Wh1Ch to hold the attentlon of the Frosh I glve devlse and bequeath to Mlldred Howe my permlsslon to I Rosallnd M Colvln do hereby dlrect and empower anyone who chooses to be my executor to sklp school on Monday after aforesa1d person has been to a barn dance To Mr Jewell our most honored member of the faculty I do hereby yylll and bequeath my ab1l1ty to be frlendly wlth ey ery body rn VIQXX of the text To h1m that hath shall be gn en Irene NIcClellan may haye my frlendshlp yuth Kenneth NIIZQ hopmg he yull help her get her Geometry asslgnments as I have helped h1m I Clara M Taylor haymg proyed myself of sound m1nd by ghbly threadmg the mazes of Solld Geometry do w1ll and bequeath to Lucllle Fman my curly black locks hoplng she w1ll wear them more often than I have To Mlss Campbell I do hesltatmgly w1ll my ever ready blush To George Sadow whom I feel needs encouragement I do solemnly w1ll my collectlon of romantlc novels N t , . i , . . . 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Y , . . 7 Y 'ine een TEHISCO I Jeanesse Harman do th1S class day of May 1922 wxll and bequeath to Margaret Anderson all memor1es of our basket ball trlp to Oakvllle and hereby summon her not to forget the candle l1ght by snhlch we read wh1le devou11ng the remnants of a home packed pocket lunch S1nce speed IS the SDICQ of a long vs alk I do hereby g1V6 up W1ll and bequeath to M1ss Tucker my reco1d of ualkmg from the gymnas1um to the school m forty five m1nutes V1CtOY13 Granach1 may have my slang vocabulary hopmg that 1f he ex Q1 plans to be a school teacher she Wlll act Wlsely and get r1d of lt befole she gladuates from hlgh school XX e on thls ou1 last day at the Tenlno hlgh school set ou1 hand and seal on thls ou1 last xx 111 and testament appo1nt1ng the p1 esent faculty to see that th1s 'vt 1ll be fully car11ed out CS1gnedD THE SENTIORS W1tnessed by AL K HALL CSound Mmd Spec1al1stJ Semor Class Prophecy lt was one of those dleamy Orxental n1ghts that ale so dellght ful to the Amer1can traveler 1n the East As MISS Tucker Walked along the Ganges watchmg the H1HdUS washmg 1n theu sacred rner she became so absorbed that she d1d not not1ce she was stray 1ng far from the part of the clty she knew vxell Suddenly she seemed back 1n Amer1ca She could hear stra1ns of a plpe organ She Rn alked tow a1d the place that the muslc was comlng from and to her surprlse she found herself 1n front of a mov1e a real Amerxcan mov1e' It seemed a b1t of the Un1ted States set down 1n the very mldst of the Or1ent The Organlst was even playmg the popular Western p16C6S When she had recovered from her surprlse enough to purchase a txcket she entered As she sl1pped 1nto her seat the hero gathered the lovely herome 1nto h1s strong arms and the pxcture faded away MISS Tucker s1ghed a long slgh for lt had been many months sxnce she had seen a movle Then the Pathe news flashed on the screen She felt at home as though she was back ln the Llberty theatre ln Tenlno and found herself hstemng for the T ty r ' 9 9 y . . . . Y . . 7 S. L I ' 7 . . . . N V 1 . . D A k ,Y .1 '1 I '1' I V1 D I Y w 4 , . . L V . ,. . . . , . V. A. . . I be L . ' ' 7 7 ST. VITUS, tDancing Instructorj. v w 1 y l ' 4 ' n A ' l . n n .A . . D 7 , L my L , A, . ' v- ' v v y D V Y A L. . I ' L Y r , . . 7 111671. TEHISCO no1sy applause that used to come from young Tenlno at those performances Presldent Harman d9l1X61Q mauguxal address befole largest croxxd ln hlstory Mlss Tucker read flom the scleen Thous ands come to see first xx oman plesldent take oath of office Then befole hel ey es appealed a plcture of the balconx of the capltal and out stepped Ieanesse Harman As she stood thele mmklng her eloquent addless she made NI1ss Tucker remembu other days when she had stood as Pres1dent of the q6I'1lO1 Class of 1979 M135 Tucker xxondeled 1f Jeanesse xxould haxe as much tlouble 1n calhng her cab1net togethe1 as she used to haxe lll calhng the sen1o1 class meetlngs She xx as perfectly at ease and xxas uslng the graceful gestures she had learned 1n the Pubhc Speakmg class 1n Tenlno those gestules xxh1ch May had alxxaxs so enyoyed and app1ec1ated MISS Tucker xxas surpr1sed that Jeanesse xx ho had nex er had a great glft for pol1t1cs and xxas not an ardent Cltl zen l'l'1X1Ilg refused Jury duty should noxx haxe thlg greatest honor IH the g1ft of her countlymen Perhaps Mr Jexx ell s C1x1cs class Washlngton faded axx ay and Mlss Tucker xx as xx ttchlng a cho1r IH a Plcsbyterlan Church 1n Nexx York Cltx The sololst stood out Dldllllj partly on account of her lmmense sue qhc was qualnt ly dressed ln the fashlon of other days a xxlde sklrt a tlght fittlng basque and a small bonnet perched on top ot her head Phe bonnet xvas of the style Bunny McArthur xxo1e xxhen she 1mpersonated Barbara Irr1etch1e txxo xears ago m Tenlno and the face beneath It xxas BQFUICQS face W hat a change had come over her 1n ten short xears s1nce she had sung IH the Tenlno Cho1r' MISS Tucker xxas struck by the solemn ex en gloomx ex press1on that xx as lntensxfied as she closed her ex es 1n the effort to reach a h1gh note I hope she xx1ll be able to keep the key better than she d1d when she xx as l1brar1an thought MISS Tucker The plcture of the church merged xnto a large xx h1te bulldlng a glrls boardlng school Mxss Tucker xvas too thrllled xx 1th the Joy of seelng her old students to be much lnterested ln the stu dents of a boardlng school The plcture faded before MISS Tucker had really notlced It and th1s captxon appeared Vhss Mayes boardmg school at Tarrytown on the Hudson May Mayes' Then how she w1shed they would show another plcture of th1s school Then sure enough here xt came A prlm sedate splnster i . u y . if N. ' v 1 ' s 1 1 1 1 w v ' ' v 77 I ' 1 - 1 U 1 L L L 1 ' s v . ' . U Q Q v s ' v . ' . I 1 w w I 1 I L I L A . L L C . v . x ' 1 , 1 . v 1 ..s, . . . . A L L .Jn-In . w v V L ' v v 1 L C L, . . 1 . ' v l v v , c V a 7 v, v Y . ' c S ' I 1 V v ' Y ,fx I Y. w V had aroused her sense of pubhc duty. Y 1 ' v ' v w v w v, . . t L L K L C ' , - I x v ' ' v ' v v ' 1 v r l v, I 1 ' Ax Kal' ' K A C Lv I I - I 1 v . r w . YN V. 1 I I . ., . .- . , . 1 V 1 . , . . V . v . 7 s A L Y . Y . , , . . v , Y - ' 7 V ! . Y . . v N . ! -. . ,C Y. Y . . . ,, . f , l . . , . . . V. . l . . . . . ,, . , , . . ' 7? . . . . , , Twevmty-one TEHISCO wlth her ha1r combed severely back showlng both ears sat lec turlng to a large class of perfect ladles How prlm and qulet the glrls were but no wonder they were prlm and qu1et Wlth such a dlgnlfied pr1nc1pal to model after M1ss Tucker tr1ed to lmaglne what would happen 1f May should revert to her old manners and start 1n on One az1ppa Two azlppa Three azlppa Zam ' but was unable to feature lt She wondered 1f May had been d1sappo1nted ln love or what had caused her to sacrlfice her news paper talents and spend her l1fe 1n th1s ret1red way Perhaps after her strenuous effort 1n gettmg out the ANNUAL she felt as 1f th1s l1fe was all she had strength left for M1ss Tucker felt sure her present work agreed w1th her however for she had lost that thmness that used to worry her 1n olden days I suppose she teaches sohd geometry thought M1ss Tucker for her work 1n that I w1ll never forget I hope she puts as much pep 1n her work as she used to 1n the Basket Ball games Aga1n the p1cture faded A new one showed Tenmo the health1est clty 1n the world M1ss Tucker read Dr Colv1n who strongly bel1eves 1n vacc1nat1on 1noculates one thousand school ch1ldren The plcture showed a tall sl1m graceful blonde golng up the steps MISS Tucker at once recognlzed the wavy blonde ha1r and knew that Dr Colv1n was none other than Rosahnd and that she had regected her numerous su1tors to follow Dr W1Ch man s footsteps The large substantlal school bu1ld1ng contrasted strongly vuth the small shaky one MISS Tucker had taught 1n I suppose thought MISS Tucker that Rose IS glad she took Latln for she can now sn rxte prescrxptlons that only she and Mlke can read As the plcture faded MISS Tucker W1ShPd that she mlght see the other member or th1s xllustrous class of 1922 but haldly ex pected to see her among these promlnent people for she was always so qu1et and shy The only thmg she had ever been lnterested m was a romant1c story Suddenly Hashed a plcture of a royal weddmg The Pr1nce of Wales had at last selected a brmde It was the most magmflcent and fascmatmg weddxng ever screened even more so than Pr1n cess Marys 1n 1922 Flrst was shown a plcture of the pr1nce MISS Tucker was espec1ally lnterested because she had seen h1m How happy and proud hls smlllng face looked' He resembled a young Amerlcan fresh from college As hls plcture faded from the screen and a T tyt . . . , - . . . . n . . 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I . . . . wen - 'll'0 TEHISCO plcture appealed of the brlde xx ho seemed more llke a furx than a real human being m her xx h1te and s1lx er xx eddlng dress xyrth 1tS sheer ve1l of lustrous xx ebb1ng YK hen Nlrss Tucker saxx her blushlng face she began to concentrate Who can thrs tall slender br1de be? she kept thlflklllg to herself and lememberrng the blush she knexv It was Clara Tax lor a 1922 Senlor MIQS Tucker nearly screamed Wlth Joy to thlnk Clara had been so fortunate as to get 1nto the Royal famlly How happy Clara must be wlth such a Romance The next plcture shoxy ed the brldal DFOCGQSIOH marchmg down the ma1n alsle of Westmlnster Abbey There xxas the Prrnce the k1ng and queen Prlncess Mary and all the brldesmalds but no brlde Why xx here could she be' Then she came hurrx 1ng doxvn the alsle and caught up xuth the prmce about half xvay doxvn to the altar Mxss Tucker was so amused she laughed rlght out Why that was the very xx ay Clara used to arr1ve at class m the Tenmo school she hadn t changed a b1t The glrls had Ceftalnly spoken the truth when they Sald she would be late for her wed d1ng When the Hlndu natlves saw thelr beloved Prlnce and Pr1n cess they rose up 1n a mass and cheered them so enthuslastlcally that MISS Tucker was glad to escape 1nto the qulet Orlental n1ght carry1ng vx1th her vlslons of the lllustrlous class of 1922 C M T Senlor Class Poem In September 1918 rn the hzgh school of Tenzrro Twenty sezen trrnzrl freshmen mounted up the rfzrrdrng starruay Meeltly entered the assembly tool seats rn thx darlest corner There they stayed tzll Mr Barber took thezr names and resrdenees Talked to them of hzgh school courses- cautzoned them to study deeply Englzsh Algebra and Latzn Hzstory-all the subjects taught rn hrgh school These they studzed urth great ardor thrnlzng of the neat year hopzng They uould be no longer freshmen but a group of merry .sophs In September 1919 tn the same old dark assembly Szxteen sophomores returnzng for the second year of hrgh school T tyt y ' 2 ,' . . V . . V V V . V. ! K Y . . V . 7 VV . V V n Q L L . H . V . . . . ,, . . V . - . ., 7 ' ' . . V . . . . . V . . . ' A . . , ! . V V V. . , . N . V. . V V . . . V , . . . , . Y A A 1 V. V. V . . . . . . . .. . 1 a 1 l . 7 , ! V -I V .V . .V I A V V. . .V V . , . 1 , A .. ,- ' , -- . - - on , L v 1 1 ' lr' f , . ' 1 . . . '. ,. . ' I V , , , . . V, ., 1 ! ' u ' r.: I . A u I , , . . I 0- u q n ' A' Q Q , V L , , . . . .. . , . y J Y I I wen -hree TEHISCO All reneued then last years frzendshzps uelcomed too the new znstructors Mr Gum uas nou our leader and ue studzed proposztzons Dreu our geometrzc figures taught uzth patzence by Mass Steel man After hatzng learned our lessons day by day uzth eager hopzng We no longer uere just Sophzes but a smaller group of Juntors Tuzce four jolly laughzng Junzors back to greet agazn thezr teachers Bach to be a good example to the Sophomores and freshmen Learned rn botany the true names of our many pratrze wtld flouers Tall-.ed of monocotoledons to zmpr ess the stmple freshmen And when days gr ew warm and sunny then they enter tamed the senzors Went to Przest Poznt Park to pzcnzc, happy hours that went so swzftly Kneu on day of graduatzon they were nou the neat years senzors Seven serlous senlor students wzth hzgh hopes and expectatzons Wezghted down urth all the burdens every senzor class must meet wzth duties Nola hazzng left at mzd year since her work uas then completed Alfred gone to Calzfornza only file are left to finzsh CQuanttty 'ts not our motto qualzty zs uhat ue boast ofb This the shor test and most pleasant of the years we te spent tn hzgh school Graduatzon now as neamng ue must say good bye to hzgh school' Yet ue re glad because ue know that opportunztzes auazt us And the motto of the Senzors ts Thus endeth our first lesson So not feelzng pcry boastful though ue re proud of our dzplomas We utll enter on the second Ellensburg ts uhere ue ll learn lt And perhaps someday returnzng ue uzll teach zn the neu school house And uzll help the younger chzldren on the rugged stazrs to learnzng Here to gazn the loyal feelzng and the hope of presszng onward Whzch ue had when ue were students tn the old Tenzno Hzgh School R M C T ty v 1 l r rm, . . 1 4. I. I l 1 1, n ' 1 ' I , 1 1 f V1 . , -' V ' - . I .j . ,' ,. ' , , 1 I ,u . If D ,, 1 a , l 1 ' ' - . Y l , . , A l 1 l ,w I , , Q 1 u 1 ' I 1 , by I ' , ,w v 1 i , . 4 7 , . J . Faithfully and hard we'1re labored, and performed our many ,yi ' - 1 A v V , ' 2 l. . , ,, . . y , , ' 7 fl ,1 W V I ' , I a ' ' ,. - I - ' U V V ,l u , n 1 . l 1 . ,' ' 7 ' iff 1 - 77 ' y 1 Q 7 1 a ,' 1 ' 1 ' I .' . , - ' , . 1 7 .1 ' y I , e. y . . , . . l . - ! ' . . I . , . V I 1 f 7 'wen -four il Class Color Purple and Gold Clas5 Flowel Daffodll W TEHISCO GRANT INMON Pres1dent Grunt What do you want a Jlmzofr meetzng fm? MARGARET ANDERSON Andy Oh kids lets dont c o Gosh yes JOE BLACK Josuf Son of a gun' LUCILLE FINAN Babe Two bells fm assembly A , . I cc as - , u nc sr U - s sa , . LOUIS ANGELEL 440 t 77 cr as x ' V u H n u ac av I TEHISCO MILDRED HOWE 11 Y Naw. MARIA JACOBS Ickey Ya know I loze LOUISE KITCHEN LOU18 Gosh I dunno ' FRANCIS KNIGHT Frank1e An dont cm se m lzke that CLAUDE MCDONALD Duke Well you see zts thas way Twenty seven 1 :AJ d H u H HM' 77 ax y yan: cc - H 44 u , . cc - rs n 1 , V- u ', e . KK H 4 I cm ' Q - as 1 , 1 . E I i 1 TEHISCO t t VIRGINIA MACLAFFERTY is My Gosh VERNON MARKER Llttle Man I dzdnt throw that ALETA MAYES Leter You make me swk Rue Oh yozwe the lzmzt VVILLIAM NICHOLSON Hon B111 I cant care CCS 77 .. u KI ' 77 KK ' ! .Y cc n n I - n RUBY NELSON Cl !! as 1 , - ' i as - xr IK 7 77 1 y-eigh TEHISCO ELIZABETH PETERSON Betty Ann ' Hot Dog WANDA REEDER Wander F01 goodness salces' IRENE RING Bobby Gosh no POLLY SANFORD Polly Wannacracker LUCILLE WAY Cllle What ya gonna do tomght9 JOE VILES 'Spud Aw shut up h C 6 CK !! ll If lt !! Il , H If if fl ll , , . ll YY Now, I gotta study Physics. f ll ! ' !! It ' 77 I I! ff 71 , . 1007! U-Tlln THE JU 1oRs UNIORS They ve been calhng us that for nearly n1ne months At first It seemed strange not be called Sophs but we are a progressne class and soon became accustomed to lt and now our Chlef worry IS to get our home readlng and Lab experl ments up so we can enroll 1n good old Tenlno H1gh next year as Semors You ask what are the character1st1cs of our class our super stxtlons and hobbys Well all that IS not hard to answer as our class IS known ch1efly for taklng part IH all act1v1t1es Durxng the Soph and Frosh years the School Plays Y W Club-even when we were Freshles we were lnterested enough IH study of Span1sh to form a Spanlsh Club called Pequena Espana Our most 1m portant hobby IS Athletlcs the pr1de of the school When we were Freshles the most prorn1nent baseball boys were plcked from our class and wh1le we have always had our share 1n track work basket ball and every branch of athletlcs th1s year our boys and glrls have proved even better than before Some of our g1rls were star players on the basket ball team and the boys basket ball team was an all Jun1or team unt1l the last few weeks of the season when a Sophomore took Ed s place when he qult school The baseball team was largely composed of Jumors As for superstltlons we a1e much too modern to be super ed out way back IH 1919 wlth a class of 21 Befo1e the X631 w as ox er SIX bows and two glrls dropped out reduclng the class to 13 Vle began our Sophomore 5ea1 w 1th a class of sex enteen stu dents and only lost one But where does the luckv numbe1 come 1117 VS ell th1s last year has been our best xea1 Our part1es the Jumor Prom and H1gh School dance haxe all been successful Just as our candy sales food sales and p1e sales have been whlle our athlet1c act1x1t1es have alleady been mentloned Now that we are flnlshlng our Junlor year we find that we aga1n have our maglc numbel of pup1ls Twenty one' Tl tl , . . . 7 , ! 9 ' ' c , A n S 4 7 n , I , ! , 1 , . . . , N - stitious but-well, 21 seems to be our lucky number as We start- Y M Y , K . U7 Y . L , - 7 . . V' , V - ' - . t ' ' I V , 1 ., 7 . ' 7 ' Y ' 9 ' 7 Q . . . , ' If ' .97 ' -- - lil' il .CSL EJQF is dj 'FF' The Sophomores Consider the Sophomores of the hlgh school how they toll Even the Seniors in all their glory do not work half so hard In all our history we have been the class that has done the a welcoming party' No' But Just Wait until We were Sopho mores Vie welcomed the Freshmen heartily Who was it planned and gave the most successful party of the year? THE SOPHOMORES Who first put in action the brilliant idea of candy sales at the basket ball games? THE SOPHOMORESN W hen the tallest man on the team dropped out who took his place? A SOPHOMORE NK ho participated mainlx in the one and only debate of the year? THE SOPHOMORES 'V Vt ho u on the first prize in the theme contest of Thurs ton Countx ? 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TEHISCO EN FRESHM fifff -' asv WMF J E3 'Q ATHLETICS Basketball I'I1story VER slnce the beglnmng of Tenlno Hlgh School basketball has been a very popular sport In fact durlng the Wlnter months It IS the only one 1n whlch any real lnterest IS taken It has been so popular ln the past that one year the students ralsed money and bought lumber W1th whlch to bulld a new gymnas1um The boys worked after school and on Saturdays The bu1ld1ng was ready at the end of the year and put 1nto use the next After the students who bullt the gymnas1um gradu ated basketball slumped Then several years ago lt was agaln taken up The old gymnas1um was taken down and a new one bullt Th1s IS the gymnas1um we now haye and It stands 1n exactly the same spot as the old one stood Last year the basketball team Jolned the Southwest Wash lngton Ath1et1c Assoclatlon and won two games 1n the League so thls year the whole school and town looked forward to the first League game The Tenlno boys started out strong th1s year and IH the1r pre season games wlth the small towns made a yery credltable showlng w1nn1ng ey ery game The team had three new players Joe Black Duke MacDonald and George Sadow There were fiye letter men back namely Captam Inman Tull Burtz Louls Angelel and Nernon Harker The team was llght but fast Tull was able to get the tlp off 1n the pre season games Ex ery body began expectmg great thlngs of the team Tonos town team Th If X 3 ' .,M Z Q A Q ' - E4 0 0 0 1 1 f , 5 , 2 TU X V . 3 ' 1 . . . . . 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I V Y . . - , V , , , ir!-seven TEHISCO composed of big husky men yyere tyyice defeated d6ClS1X61y Rainier High School was defeated both on our own floor and on theirs The Bucoda Athletic Club was drubbed this game being the only one during the whole year that Burtz and Sadow weie able to get the tip off from their opponent The most spirited game yyas with the Vvinlock High School Last yea1 Wmlock played independent ball and defeated some of the best League teams They defeated our team 61 16 last year This year they Won the championship of Class B League Coming to Temno with much bravado and big talk Winlocks hopes were badly upset this year They were outplayed and beaten 23 20 Mr Hollingsworth of Centralia refereed the game Slim Tull vyas ruled out for roughness and Smith of Wmlock was iuled out by ieason of personal fouls After the game a feed yyas selved in the High School building where toasts speech making and singing took place Finally January 13 the first League game of the year Why all the gloom End of the semestei yy 1th its accompanying flunkers Any basketball men? Only the middle of the team Hoyy disappointing to those boys yyho had been gett1ng their team yyoil doyyn to the fine points to be bisected like that Did they lay doyyn and glye up? We yyill yll say they did not Oui Sadoyy and Buitv though not till enough to get the tip od con season as did the lest of the team in spite of then handicaps On January 13th the Hoquiam basketball team defeated the Temno quintet in the til st League game of the season at Temno The game yyas yeiy fast The home team yy as outyy e1ghed considciably The nnal scoie yyas 19 30 Loacn Miiholnn f Olympia yyas iefeiee On Januaiy 90th Temno youineyed to the Willapm Hfuboi to play '1 double headel The fiist game on the t11p was yyith South Bend The Tenino boys fought hald but yyeie defeated by the score of 40 9 Loose 1efe1ee1ng occasioned rough playing and ou1 boys being much hghter suffeied some seyele bumps Afte1 the game a banquet yyas giyen for Temno by the Senioi guls Sey eral toasts vyere giyen The boys enjoyed it yery much The second game of the trip yy as With Raymond On Satu1 day night the Temno quintet yyas defeated again 'Nh Oyy ens f ll If fl! l , V , r ' ' V vi . , , . . V . ,. . 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' ', o 1ir1-fig 1 TFHIQCO Raxmond lefereed Moet of the team xxe1e in a poo1 shape due to the toughness of the prexlous mght Aftel the game the boxs xx ent to a dance gixen by the school The music xxas fine and all had -1 good tlme On lttbltldlx 10th the l'en1no Laslxet I tll Te 1m xxae oxe1 xxhelminglx defeited bx Chehfths on the lattei s fiooi N11 Case of Olxmp1a Y Nl C A leteleed Temno xx ts gleltlx out xx elghed and outpllxed Ind has no inelin ltion to question the llgllt ot the Cl'1Qll'1llS Basket Ball Team to the high sehool champ1onsh1p of the xxotld Aftel the Chehahs game xacelnation fO1 small pox and the closmg of echool on account of the influenza caused ou1 basketball schedule xxhich had been flllallgefl bx the cotches at a eorfel enee at Abeldeen to be po tponed T1 dining xx as b1OlxGll into and the te 1m didnt get bxclx into filst class Condition tgun On ll 11th the Honttsino l 1 letball Telm lost L ttst gtme r tht Te nino l gh Jox on the home ooi lhe home te im s stu igtluntd hx chop ou xx 'len L 1 comi x s at 1 1 5, tmc Q me xx ls txtd tn ooi t Q l ullu xml' ie e lhe gtmt xx ls mxxd th tt xx e 1 in the gxm On lTOIlIl1X Nl neh 19 Tenmo High Sc wool ba laetbtll quintet xxas defeated bx the Centiaha High Squad to the tune of 19 16 The game xxas xe1x clo e thloughout The Cole tt the end ot the filst half being a t1e 1 1 The game xx as xe1x lough manx fouls being called on both sides Had out flee th1oxx been con xelted as xx ell as usual the SCO19 could hfxxe been 1exe1sed Thulsd IX Nlalch lb Abeideen pl xx ed ou1 telm a fast game of ball Then stat to1xxa1d lnglam xxon the game bx sensational plaxmg and an abllltx to shoot ba lxets flom anx angle NI1 Tullerton of Olx mpia refeieed On Nlareh 11 the Temno Basket B111 l'e1m toolx a t11p to Shelton to plax the last League game ot the se ison The team was g'1GdtlX crippled due to hard pltxmg duimg the txxo p1ex1 ll fl J A. v , 4 l 1 A v 1 . 1 4 ' c D . 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Y ' 1 2-v' -' Y - - -'- tFr 1-mmf TLHIQQO ous games of tl1e 111111 111111 the 1111senCe of GGOIQQ 31111011 The T111111111 l11111s 11111 1111111111 111 21 s1111e ot 11 11 Afte1 tl1e g11m1 the Shelton P11211 qchool ente1t11111ed T6111110 111 Q'1X111f2,' 1 dance and 11 ieed, both ol 11h1eh 11e 111101 ed 1e11 11111Cl1 T11e 11t11c1z1l 1111 the game 1111s l,1othe1s 111 11111111111 the 11 s1 111 tl1e season 11111 hne up stooc lfo111a1dS 11111 clllf 111111 C11 01N 111111 11 1111 1 1111111s 1111 on 11111 111111 Capt l11I1'lc111, 111111 b11bSt11LltC9 Angelel, 81211171111 111111 1111111 811111111 Although th11 11111 not 11111 tl1e Ll1d111D1Ol1Sl111J the1 111 CO11d111lX to be 1111118011 11111 C011jIl111L1ldtGCl 1111 the sp111t 111111 111. 1t 11111 41011611 111 the 11111 of defeat 111111 d1saste1 1 1 111111 1 11 11111 119. s 11111 I111S 111es 1es1des 111111 111111 1 g,1o11111g 111241291 111111 9110115111 Lets sho11 Cl1Gl1c1l1s next e111 OL11 o11l1 post season s111me 1111s 111th the t111111 team Rough stuff feattned tl1e ,g11n1e 1112111111 and SCdl17011 SJEHIIGCI 101 the to1111 team T11e NLOIL ended '77 to 16 111 1111 O1 of the 1112211 qehool ASldG llom 1111s11etb11l1 OU1 school l1dN 11e1 C1 been X011 51101121 111 1 1Gt1CN 1111 e1e1 11 111se 111 te11m 1111s 1115111111111 11s 1 11 111111 111 1 1 1 s 11 111 11s 115111111018 'IIILX 11l111e11 QNIINLS 111111 1111 Hlgh 8111111 LlIY1N ot 1111111111 111111st11 11111 11 111 X 1611 111s 1111113 111111111 1 1111 111111 1111 11111 1 11111 111111 111 111111t hut 11111g11111fe1l te11m hcl5 111111111 11111 g11n11s 0111 111111 1111111111 111 11111111 th11 111111 111tl1 11 dee1s11e NCOIC 111111 the Otl101 111111 RHH1191, 11 sc1111 11111111 to 9 111 1111111111 s IX 1 'he 11111 1111 nent 1 11111 Nl111l1e1, D1tCl1L1S IJUI17, Lcltchhl 1st b11s1 lnmon, bl1011 stop, Capt 1113011 7nd b11Qe MeDon11ld, 21 d Angelel CCHAE61 field qxhgllll left held, S11do11, and 11ght held, Sc11nzon The lleshman Basket 131111 te11n1 of 21 and '99 11 as orgamzed b1 the 116511111911 11nd named the Roolues 1111 111 Sm1th the Baeket Ball Coach Afte1 p1Z1C11ClI1g f01 21 couple of mo11t11s they defeated tl1e e1gth g1ade, Tono, So11homo1eQ, and Bucoda, but 11 e1e defeated once bY Cent1al1a BY 1924 the1 expect to be play mg 111 the b1g league loitu 47 11 , ' 1,-, 1 . , 1 5,1 . ' f-lj. . 1 1 At - ' 11:1 ' ' 3 7 ' ' - 3 1: T ' ' ' 1 Z lll 131' 'l 3CJ t '.', S11 '1' l' 'tzgt' -'1.',.1'11 - ' I Tl . ' ' ' T .T l f, A Lal' I 1 ' 2 -A, .11 1-' qv , .. '41 i 1 V -1 I . K ' - A if '-' 1 'rl 4.1 A. 1 ' '. 1, 'g1 . .1 I.. 11' , J, .1 1-' 1 ' t lg' ' l 1'.'t'l. P A' 's V 1 1 -- . -A - ' 1'.- 1 1 1 ' .1 . ' 1111 H 1'.',1'll ' .11l'.'t fell. T11 tl ,X 11' 1 '1, not 111'L11y 11'l111 t11l'11CC1 111t the 111111 did 'z i1'l1' '111 ' 1' 1 1 ' l 'I fa - ' 1' 'l l 1-1 .' ' 12. '.', 1 '1 11' 1'z ' 11 . Y1 1 s 1 2 rl tl11 1 ' 1 tl ' gg 'A little 1111 't 'tj 1' ' ' ice tl1e ., . . ', . . . . ,, . . ,,. , 1' 1 1 . ' . 1 I 1 . 1 tl 1 '1 lj 2' L ' 1 , .' 11 'o '. 'Q' 2- : 1'111 1 ' ,,.. J . 11 ,-. , 1,, .1, 1.- c A 1 , . 1 , 1 1 , , . J 1 . - 1 1 . . . . 1 . , - 1 , 1 , , , 4' - 3 - 1 f 1 f 7 4 v 1 ' , 41 1 , I, , 11 ' YJ , , ' 1 1 1 t 1 . , TEHISCOg Wg BOYS BASKETBALL GROUP LEFT T0 RIGHT SADOW MCDONALD BIRTZ 'VIARKLR Ivwox ANGELEL BLACK SADOW AWD Scnuxzov THE OPTIMIST The school zsnt bad Anal the teachers are fine Fo? zchzch ue ave glacl When ue start zn at nzne W e haze lots ot good fun Anzl the may om schools mn Its met gzeat we belzeze We all stavt at the gong An evam hon ue fem z But ue stzll plug along To keep up the school spw zt F Fty - ', .' , J , A 1, , ' 1 ' A ' 7 , ' . , I' . ' .' ' A x We encounter some grief, u . . , 1 , 7 . u , I ' 1 ' . ' J ' , f ' l' 'tl -L. C. . '23. 07' TEHISCO GIRLS BASKETBALL GROUP LEFT T0 RIGHT ANDERSON KITCHEN MAYFS TAYLOR MCCLELLANI ROGERS MCARTHUR MAYES HARMAN MAOLAFFERTY TAYLOR GIRLS BASKET BALL TEAM N the Temno H1gh School what has been consldered one of the most lmportant organ1zat1ons of the yeax IS the g1rls basket ball team Dur1ng the season they play ed e1ght games and although they Were not as successful as some ne1gh bOr1ng teams they kept up a good sp111t and showed themselves to be hard workers Mr Jewell proved to be a very apt athlet1c coach for the g1rls vxh1le they 111 tu1n proxed themselxes to be very apt basketball xx orkers 1n the tl ue sense of good sportsman Shlp On the regula1 team th1s year vue haxe Vllglhla MacLaffe1ty center Jeanesse Harman Slde cente1 Marga1et Anderson and Aleta Mayes form ards Capt Bern1ce McA1thur Form a1d and Loulse K1tchen and May Mayes guards Subs are Ruby Rogels Irene R1ng Irene McClellan and Cla1a Tay 1o1 Bern1ce May and Jeanesse vull graduate thls year but all though vse xx 1ll feel st1ongly the loss of them we can thank ou1 good foltune that we haxe good players c1eep1ng towards the front FTJ 4 v - v 1 r 1 A J J 7 I ! Y ' 3 . . . Y 1 . . , 7 . v Y . 9 - ' 9 N ' K v 7 ' . V . r . A v 7 1 1 r v D 1 1 1 . 7 Y Y . Q . . 4 1 J o I Q 0 1 1 5 9 ! 7 . ' 1 V 1 ' 9 9 ' 7 . , . , . 1 Y A . 7 1 - 9 7. . Y 7. K 9 A 1 4 ' K a 1 ' ' r . or 1-two TEHISCO TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT ROGERS TATE FIELD LIAYES MCARTHUR FINAN ANDERSON BALDVVIN TAYLOR BOTTOM Row JACOBS SANFORD OLsEN HARMAN MAYES HOWE WAY KITCHEN MENNEGHETTI GIRLS GLEE CLUB HE Culs Glee Club composed of membeis from all classes 1n high school has f01 the last tvio yeais progressed rapidly Last year they sang for yarious Occasions the most not able be1ng the Cantata dlrected by lVIrs Espy music Instluctor public ippeaiance On Armistice day when they sang Husha ye Ameiica the Beautiful and We ll Keep Old Gloiy Flying at the patuotic progiam held under the auspices of the school Since then they haye entertained seyeral times and finally ended the yeai by singing at the Commencement eweicises Ioryy I ' I I I I I I ! Y Y' I I r 1 I I I I , , , . . A , 1 T r. ' ' I Q, 1 W y v 4 , K, ' 7. I Y . , - . A . 7 A I , . . H I This year the girls have shown their ability, making their first . 2 I . . Y ,, - - b II is ,' , ' H cz I I , Y 7 7. ,, 1. . A . V 1 1 ' 7 r 'I-AUH7' ,ff--I X X Q-1 , fym KM! I ff ' ff Q f J ,V f fjqk x ccjlf X kg, 1 A Q -' f xx jx 'xx ' ' X . N if - ' J SX, ' - 1' 1. X T I' ::f 'LUf SOCIETY NGTES FRESHMAN IWITIATION HL l1e1l11ne11 11e1e 1n1t11ted 111to h1gl1 school qcptembu Z1 1991 The hlgh echool students 111o11ded 1 clc1e1 entel t1111mc11t lOl tl1e f1cshme11 Afte1 the1 had 11alked among the logs 11 e1te1 fmd 11 et 1agQ fO1 ft 11l11lc the gxng 11 as put do11 11 the the escape 11l11cl1 1121s mstalled 111 the g1m M1 J6XX6l 1vh1le gomg tlOXX ll lt du uled hnnself and tool1 fm t1UlClx llllfllllfl' Stltcd lc111o11 ule 11 11 g11 cn to ILSLOIQ hu l1e 1lth A good n'1c1l ot S md 111cl1u 1nd cl1ocol1te put GX c11bod1 1n the best of Qp111ts iomc ol the llQSl1INLIl 11c11t home feehng 1e11 stuclt up We hope hm 11 tl1 11141 st1ll st1 1 1 T11 eed cstmg thmgs 1 lX1Ol1CllX OCtOb91 31d, assembh 11 me c'1lled and Re1erend c11te1tf1111ed the h1gh school students 111th fx most 111te1 lillx ot hm t1a1els JEl11OLlgh Scotland and of the m1111 he sa11 11h1ch 11e1e of 111te1eet 11 h1le the1e nrst descubcd the m'1gn1f1ce11t luth budge of Ttllll p duose Loch Lomo11d 'md fl'l10Llg'll the lest of the 1 tl 'z ' f .1 UW, 2 ' A I ' 1 13,1 ' 1 7 1 7 , Q, .. . I . . A . K , , , R .. I, 1 V 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' ' x 'Z .' ' 1 T ' 2 . 1 2 J 1 z - 'z n ' '1 -1.1 ' z . f 11 ' - .' , ,t 2 1 1 2 V- - J 1 1 v ' , ' 1' A x ' ' 1 A. , - 1 ' - 1 1 If if ' , J tl1e j 121 -' .' 5 cl'S. O1 11 zj, ' ' j 'ei . ' f 11 J 1 .- ' ' V 1' K K - ' -- at . ' . ' ' 1 ' 1 2 j ' L, I, 1 , ' 7 1 ' 1 A 1 ' V 1 l He ' 2 1 . 1 L ' - burgh and the statue of S11' Walter Scott. He next told us ot 'LV .' . . 1 sk L 1 , -AL, 2 2 . 7 ' . ' 11 ' ' . X1 L1 'C hw :4 tv 1 A Y ' . ' 4 D ' , 1 7' 1 . v 2 1 ' . , K J 1, 1 1 c L Y J ' , 1 L. 1 1'k , C Y 1 . , . , ' , I vs t, 1 , ' 1 1 ,C ' A. 1 I , 1 1 A1 1 -' 1 1 2 ' 1 2 2 .TV . 12 . S . . ' C ' u ' ' w v v s v 1 I L A ' ' 4 v 1 ' v v . v 1 v 1 C- C L . Q I 1 . v l v 1 1 . 1 1 m 1 U C n 1 L l 2 I 1 I uw f , 1. C ' .E 1 1, V ' , ' 4 1 1 L11 ' 1. U 1' 77 f 1 ' 1 1 AC r 1 1 , L , . .. 1 5 W ' . 4 . , . . 1 ' V ' 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 ur 1-Nix C0l,llll1X mule funoue b1 S11 VX alte1 Scott Afte1 tclhng othe1 111te1est111g ClQ4L'11lS he ended hls talk b1 desc11b111g the home of tl11t 5UllllSll 1dol IObbl6 BUIHS ind quoted 1 good 1111111 of h1s poemq We tound to ou1 SUIDIIQQ thfxt tll1OLlgl1 RQXL1LHCl l'11eed Nllflll 111tc1e1t111g1 xpeech 11e 11c1e left 111th C1 much cle11e1 1nd 111141 llltl of tl1e b1g11ess of Scott1sh hteratule fmd a1t One ol the e1e11t1 of the month CNO1 embe1J 11 as the A1m1s TICQ D11 Celeb1'1t1o11 11l1i'ch 11as '1 commu111t1 p1og1am l1eld llllflfll the a11sp1ceQ of the School The g1m11f1e1um 11 as decomted 111 the n1t1o11f1l colon and at T011 oclock the AIHQIICWU LGQIOH mfuchcd 111 md 11e1e seated on the Qtage The Re1 Robelt T11 eed D1OIlOUI1t,LCl the 1111ocat1on Befo1e the i1dfl1CSS the aud1e11ce sxng Ameuca and 11 e1e led IH the flag Qalute Rev 1'ra11l1l1n Halt 11 ho came flom O11 mp1a dwcuesed the l1m1tat1o11 of a1111.1me11ts conference 111 Washmgton D C He blought out the pomt that a 11311011 does not alm 1tS6lf except fox p1otect1on I I 1 TEHISCO and that therefm bGfOl8 1 n1t1on w1ll d1s'1rm It must be zssured as to the tr1e11dsh1p of 1' s nelghbols Th1s 18 the one lmpoxtant thmg he stxted that thc COHf6l6llCL must do establlsh a s1n cere f11endsh1p between all natlons Dr Hurts speech w1s p1eceded bx sexeral sho1t addresses by war xetemns Hr NIcClellan told ot h1s expeuences 1n the ClX1l XX a1 and D1 XX 1chmf1n spoke on the qD'1IllSh Amerlcan War and the Ph1l1pp1ne Insu11ect1on as a 1ep1esent-1t1xe of the Leg1on Whs NN 1ll1am W her1et 1n behalf of the LHCIIQS Aux1l1ary told of the part the women played 1n the war Between the Xar1ous add1esses the h1gh school guls of the Glee Club sang M1ss Balser a very competent Red CIOSQ 1111156 from Olwmp1a gate phy sxcal eXam1nat1ons to the students throughout the schools Th1s work 18 a splendld up to date school act1x1t5 that showed results IH untold good 'lhe nrst enteltalnment for a x1s1t1ng team 0CLl1lI'9Cl on Dec 9 '1ftc1 the LXClt1Ilg' game wlth xdlfllilblx The lllgll school g11ls acted IS hostcsses tol thc excnt lmmedutclx aftel the gone exelxone was lI1X1tQCl to come to the h1gh school Hudltllllllm whelc 1 lunch w ms seued lhe 1nd ClGCO1'1t6Cl 1n fe1ns and other g1eene1x Between the two 1ooms a large table w 'ts set upon Wl'1lCll the cake 1nd sandwlches w e1e placed -hound the table each one passed 1nd recened h1s plate of eats Phe first put of the p1ogram cons1sted of s1ng1ng bx uclx one who cared to smg I 1te1 N11 Iewell acted as toast m1 te1 and fi1st called upo11 a Xlmlock pl'lXL1 to gue us a desc11pt1on f 111 own w 1ch 1e cn o exuxoncs S118 tc N xt TLIIIHU plat 91 w ls called upon to tell the x1s1to1s 1bout ou1 town thex mlght llkc to come luck agqun Fhc coxch ot exch tc 1m 1csponded to N11 lewcll XXlSl1lI'1g' the othc1 sllLUSS Iesldcs members of c uh lllQl'1 chool spoke 1 few words When the coflee finallx bolled 1nd was se1xed exclxonc adJou1ned to the gxmnasmm whelc lnfolmal danclng concluded the p1og1am 'xt 1n1dn1ght l If ' ' 1 2 ' ' , Q 2 .' , s z , 1 ' 1 . , , Q - ' f '. .. 1 . lf ' .' ' ' ' V. Y Q, C '1 Y. C H V A K . . . ' kv -1 1 . , ky 4 1 L1 C ' 1 ' 11 11 f' ' 7 1 ' ' ' ' 1 1 A c I 1 , 1 ' V ' .7 . R . .Q , C Lv , 1 AL 11 Lv ' , L1 v 'nw 1 ks ' - - c L1 ' 1' 1 Q ' f 1 1 c . L I s 1 I . I 1 v. vb 1 . A1 ' i kv 4 3 Qs A1 xxvkv Lv I 1 J 1 x . 'Z , .1 1 2 1 1.17 11 .1 ' 1' ' 1 . ' 1' 1 1 X , 1, . 1 1 'W 1 C C s A 1 Freshman and Sophomore assembly halls were thrown open 2 'lc l 1 kv r a nwvh v v 1 K1 vc A1 L1 , 1 ' 1 1 2 L 1' A1 ' ' . 1 ' 1 1 . 2 'f I K6 . Y! V K 2 1 1 I f l1'A1 I1' ' .71 , 1 , 1m1- ' 1 1 ' . ,z ' . '. . ' 1 1 ' .' as ' 1h-1 1 f K 1, 1 ' 1 A bs 1' ' mf l t ' 'h l l' l t V: sz tif: 'tion. -'e.' 21 A ' t1 1 12A1 , - 1'h1' 1'. 2 1 1 - L' 's ' - A z ' ff . ' A ' z ' ' z 12 . lk, , A .l , 1 , ' , , . L. ..,k1L1- ij !.' ,.., f 1' fa ' ' S' .' f 2 1 ' ' .. ' A , ' 1 ' 2 1 L1 K1 1 1 1 A 1 - A, , ' 1 N1 1 L1' 1 12 ' 1 C ' ' Q C . . . 'lljf' 11,1 ' TEH1sco V Vw The lesults of the Healt Sale in the hlgh school fo1 the benefit of the Xi ashmgton Chlldrens Home xx as xelx gfatlfylng and shoxxs xx hat a l1ttle pep can do 9634 98 xx as the neat llttle sum to1xxa1ded to the Home 1n Seattle as a INeW Years G16Qt1llg The flrst 1egular p1ogram meeting of the P T A xxas held ln the H1gh School Aud1tor1um on the afternoon of Jan 6 All fo1me1 meetmgs haxe been speclal or busmess meetmgs xx 1th no pzoglam The genelal t0D1C at the meetmg xxas Chlld Tests Thlee sub tOD1CS xx e1e d1SCUSS6d first School Exammatmn xxhlch xxas plesented by Mlss Russell teachel of the e1ghth grade second the nevxex much talked of mtelhgence tests xvh1ch xxas presented by Dr W1Chm3H A hvely and 1nter stmg d1scuss1on of these first two papers cont1nued t1ll SIX oclock The meetlng had to adjouln leavmg lVI1s Petel son s paper Whlch she promlsed to saxe however for a futu1e program After the meetmg tea xxas served IH the com merc1al room P10f Emma Curtls Tuckel the mathematlcs teacher gave a most mterestlng 1llustrated lecture on Febluarx 8 for the pleased ind decla1ed that the T H S IS luckx to haxe M1ss Tuckel as a membel of the faculty Supt Jexxell gaxe 1n to the xxh1ms of the student body on lebiuux 14 and let them enxox a X alentme Bos l1l e the glade A puttx box ClCCO13t9Cl fox the occa lon 111 healts etc sat Ill the hall fO1 txxo daxs and on the molnxng of Feb1ua1x 14 xx as filled to the bum xx 1th ialentlnes of ex elx d6SC1 1pt1on lullx an houl xxas taken up 111 d1st11but1ng them and then haldlx mx one xx as sat1sfied Xl hx l Because ex elxone xx as ask mg exe1xone else lf he 1ecogn17ed the handxxutmg, on the baclx O1 lf he knexx xx ho sent It Isnt that alxx axs the xx ax I If JI! 4 v u S Ai 1 ,, l . 1 , V . . , V V V VV . . ., , - xl as - , ,V L - ,, ' ' , , , 44 H ' v 7 ' 1 ' v f - 1 1 ' ' v U ' w 97 V VV - . AV V V . I V A, . . V V . ' r ' s f . , ' 3 ' l V .Y 7 ' Y Y V . V . C . . . V . . . , V . . V V . . 4 7 ' ' v T .. . , , 1 I , v . - V I .L AV . V V L L ' nv , benefit of the Lincoln Literary Society. Everyone was well X . . 7 Q . Y 1 V ' ' 2 'V' , V L' . x c 5. 11 xv A' 1 1 S' ' s K, X l, ' . v , v- 1 ' , . . . v V Y , - . v ' Y - v, - v H? 'ur J-rfg z w v A TEHISQO y At the February' meeting of the I'. T. A. a delightfully humor- ous, but highlx' important paper on The Equipment of the High School XXntS19dCl bx N11 Qmlth commelclal teacher xxho closed xx lth a poem bx the Ianltol l9D10Cll1C6d elsexx hele ln this Annual NTIS McLa1n also read a xelx llltelestlng paper on The Teacher The Board The Palents The Sophomores entel tained the JUHIOIQ and SQHIOTS at one of the most successful affairs of the season a party ln the high school gxmnaslum F1ld'tX Nlarch 24 Tables xxere arranged IH a SOIY of geometllcal pattern and 'x3.11OLlH games xxele plax ed at the slme time the players progressing from table to table At elexen oclock a delightful lunch xxas selxed Exeryone expected hot dog sandxxlches but ice cream and cake proved fl good substitute Tht school xx lS enteltllncd lllfliy N1 lrch 31 by Nllss T181 11Ll4 the second lLLlLlIQl to be stllt out to the schools by the W C T I She spoke sexell times throughout the day V1Slt1I1g both high school and gl ldes and exelx txlk xx is thoroughly enjoyed by all The lectule ln the gymnflslum ln the exenlng xx as fol the benent of the public as xx ell as the school At the Nlalch meeting of the P T A the fl1St paper xxas a most able and 1lll,1l'H1I1HtIHg' papel bx N11 Hubblld chairman of the Boald of Education on XX here the monex comes from question The Qflst of an I Cll,lCl.tlOl1 Is It Vx J1'Elfllll'l1lC bx Supt Iexxell The final plpel ol the exenlllg xxas the 'lddless ot the presldtnt llls Xl ll8119tt l Ixcedx I tlt Sclllol Cl complttcd ufllclcnt Clhfll fl ltllltlflll lim xc ll ltlt u to take up fllltliq Qs xxhele Alllcd Q lll ol the slmc cllss moxed Xmas time xxlth s lt o flet tie t e xelx ml l indeed I I1 V 77 v , J . - . ' 4 ' v c. V A . L , , .' lv I . 1, s 1 L1 Y 4 . .nw L I 1 ' . v . v ' s ' U . . . L , 1 177 , .. ' L' . ' cf, 4 , . v v 7 ' - 1 Y s .' V' .', l c c is 'as 'z' 1 alkyl: ' , '. '- -' 1 1 Av 1 . - - hwy V K1 . .1 v 1 '. . . F. F - .' Q '1 ' 3 , ' ks 1 -2 ls, C v -tv 2 fzk, . v v s - ' v cts' ' v ' . . . . uv A 1' 2 ' y . 1 1 . KK v v -1 1 n what it is spent for. The second papel' was a discussion of the ' , 1 ' .' 'I 2 ' 2 'r ' ' ' '. ' . . ' . .'. z ' ' VH' 1 ' i LN- J Y A 'Llp Y T' n Noll 'H o' l- fl ' ' 12155 1 1 s W '-l' s for 3, 'z l 2 at I1 ' l--'ill' 2 ld f' s llse- ' '. Ta ' 1:2 - ' X ' ' , hi: parel s t Clllli.fJ1'l'll2l. We reg' l -sl loss is 'H lcl for ,A ' f TEHISCO P T A MEETINGS At the Aplll meeting of the P T A the sublect under dlscusslon xxas Communltv Nllss Tuckel of the Hlgh School gaxe an account of some xxork among the Kentucky moun talneers Nllss Moxvell of Olxmpla gaxe a most lntelestlng papel on the moxement throughout the State of W3Sh1Dg'tOH and Ml' Dempsey Chalrman of the Tenlno Commercial Club made sexeral tholoughly practical suggestlons for TGHIHO A delightful social houl xxas enloyed aftel the meeting when d6l1C10US lefreshments xxere served The Max meeting, of the P T A discussed the ploblems of amusement Mis Cook of Tenlno lead a paper on The Chlld at Home Miss Shflcklefold of the High School discussed amuse ments IH collnectlon xx lth school and MIS LacLafl'eltx of TQHIHO Publlc Amusement Pit and Unfit The g10XX th of the P T A has been a matter of lust prlde The olganlzatlon has proved itself to be a real poxx 91 ln the communltx The Tenlno Hlgh School IS not dead bx anx means as we lng The folloxxlllg haxe xx on axx 31 ds on the I ndelxx ood machine for speed and HCCUIZCX Jeanesse Halman bx netting the highest ln the class xxon the txxo Bal BIODZQ Nledfll haxlng netted 63 xx O1 ds per mlnute A121116 Jacobs Rubx ROQQIQ Wax Waxes alld Roxxellfl Sutton xxon the b1OllLG 'xiedal xxlth one bal netting 10 and mole xx olds pel mlnute Anllle T1QtZ and Lllle Clalk xxon the Blon7c Nledal Hetflllg' mole than 40 xx olds pel mlnute Emma Meneghette llld Mxltle B1161lX xxon the L!1d61XXOOd Inltlal Celtlficate xxlth a net speed of ox 61 '30 xx O1 ds pel IHIIIUJEG On the Remington machllles the folloxxlng xxon axxalds Lucllle I'1Il'I1l xx on a Cald Case nettlng 49 Ethel Thompson Helba Pleld Peall Tate and Anna Edxxalds 'md Elizabeth Petelsoll xxon the Remington Pllmalx CG1t1fl cate haxlng attained a speed oxel '79 xx O1dS pel mlnute lil . l . 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LITER RY A FLICHT AT IMAGINATION I-IE Countess Du Bdllx ls xxa1t1ng fo1 you IH the draxxmg 1oom, Sillfl the mald to me as I lax 1ead1ng on the sofa 1n mx bed1oom The Countess, hlxe mx self xxas an Ame11can and xxe had become fast f11QlltlS although xxe had knoxxn each othe1 fo1 less than .1 month I h1d plomlsed to tell he1 a httle about mx self so I hastened doxxn to gleet her She lose to meet me as I enteled and I notlced hoxx slmply xet carefullx goxx ned she xx as It seemed she grexx mole chalmlng each t1me I saxx he1 We sat doxxn 111 the b1g, comtoltable chalr IH f1ont of the the place and Cl1SCL1QN9Cl fnst the banquet on ll ednesdax, the 1ex1exx on Thu1sdax, and so on, unt1l the xxhole xxeek xxas scheduled Vx ell noxx I must hea1 xour storx, she began, Ixe been so anmous I could ha1dlx xx a1t untll todax Please begln All 11ght I ansxx eled I shall tell It exactly as It hap pened, COIIX Qlslflflll 1nd all x as ll m sch xcu 1n hlgh sch o It xxas the cus tom 1nd one not hkcd p11t1cul.11lx xxell bx the teachers or t e students to 1 use the XX1Iltl0XXS and lc1n out xvh1ch gaxe us IQ x1exx ot xt LII 1a11c1 111 o It 11111 f One dax 1 num DLI ot 1e students xx uc looldng out the VKlIItlOXX xx hen I heald UII6 sax ltls t Is connnf ,en ,LlNllll2, Ol the IIIILL of XX .1 es Ot cotnsc tllls QLILNUOII atuacted the 1ttcnt1on ot exuxone 1nd 111 a mmute exuxone xxas t1x1ng to get 1 peek out the XXIII doxx ll hat I saxx xx ls Illlw Txx o g'0l6lf,l'lI looldng men h td steppe d ou ot 1 Jbcltlllllll Cdl and xx11c connng: 111 me xx1 fo thc coo1 of the school house Ile xxele all exclted lllllllxlllg' puhaps thex xx ele QOIIISZ to lccttne to Us lllfl glad fllIlIl11lIg pfilllilp xxe xx ould out ot 1 as on 01 o Q hell 111151 tllCll sfl xxe 1 o 1.1 1 1111 tll 111c 111 1 11111 o mx thnx s st 1 m1 th 1 s s L l N s l llbli stood the txxo guentlemtn xxe h 1d xx atched come 111to the school oust lhe 11111101111 111t1oduced 1ne to them as Bfllflll La ue 1r,fl 1 6 6 . x V , . A. V . V V -V V . AV ' , ..k. y . L, .' V 1 KV .' KV, V V V. s KV: f 1 8 2 - 'LV 1 ' VV 1 V , V . 1 K . , . . . Q Av j 1 Civ v ' 1 Y L, V V v . V V V . V . V ' ' Q , - - . I 'V V ' V: 1 11 ' , , , , W V av 11 9 , 7 ' . ' ' V . ' 'V 1 V V ' ' v . ' 77 H .' . V VJ. H V U ' V V ' - , . , . Y 'ln l 4 I ,Y ni C 1 I x'-. '1 x' 5: iol' vez ' ' ' .' o l. Q U- .: 1 2 1 ' ' j 1 . ,',f h K. 1 A. -2 , V' L 1: v -. . V A, tl 'tlf lt 'Vt tlel'lli11g1. 1 'jg lf' ' X r. -, V I .1 V' X Y' V , A , . 'WI hf' ' ' L.t1 1 . I f ' P' -- I l JY' ' 1 'if 1, 'lx ak' ' 1 '1 1 1 2 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 - ' 1 2 ' , ' 5 .AV-V V.,V V'V' V 2 X V' - ', ' f ' '15 ' ' ' - 1 1 .' 1 e t '1l1- Q 1 l ulk. el ' '1 V A' 1. v1 '1' A'-I , ' 1' ,x 1u' get ' 2 lens ' txx' . Th- 1 '2 f , A '1 lad to go t our desks for roll ll, We had xx'11itvd z1l11 ut lll'It't'll ll' utt-fl xx'h+ Ulll' 1111 'lllill 11111 1 111, loolw-d ztround the room and llllllllj' 'z e 1 j lwlz and said, 'I'lc'z1.'- come out in the hall lbtll' 2 ilutc, e 'ext 1111.3 111 your -lzsfesf I t'olloxx'ed him to hip otilce and l 1' A1 1 ' y 1 1 ' 1 2 'C - 1 - 1 ' 1 h' h H .- .-2 - V ., , . R , ff 1- rn. TEHISCO and Count Coronado It xxas all OXQI xerx qu1eklx Thex s1mplx told me that I xx as h911 to the IIIIOIIQ of Pelg1um I can xmagme xx h'1t thex thought of me IO1 I 1ust stfued 1t them and I behexe I pmched mx self ha1d to see 1f I xx '1s d1eam111g BHIOII La Rue opened fm httle box and lIIH1ClC xxas 1 IIII2' IYUIIIQ' on 1t the 1ox al coat of ums and the CIOXK I1 He placed It 011 my finger and boxxed to me He told me I xx as to be knoxx11 as the P11neess El une Thex explfnned to me that mx g1e1t 2'131Idf'1tll91 max be 1t xx as mx g1eat g1 eat g1andfathe1 xx as to h'1xe bee11 kmg but the 1oval house of xxhlch he xxas a m1mbe1 xx as ox e1th1oxxn ind 3lIOtl1C1 f1m1lx took 1ts place Tllell the IIOIITILI house ILSIOILCI md I xx ho am the olde t 5,1 1ndd 1111511141 xx IS to be put on the tlnone Afte1 I HIl1llX ILIll7GCl the SIIIIHIIOII I xx 'zs no mole than exc1ted mx name xx as Ill the DHDGIS and I had all the noto11ety I desned I nex 81 thought It xxould be so ha1d to leaxe ex e1x one but of eou1se IIIXIIIQ' mothe1 xx1th me helped a g1e1t de 1l I lIlYG been here ID the Lelfuan e1p1t1l fO1 tllICG xeus 1nd exelx d1x I seem to lC'11II somethmg nexx You lnoxx I fllfllll. aseend to the IIIIOIIQ untll I xxas euzhteen 1nd th1t xx ls a xeal I made some te111ble blUlIdLI xxhen I fnst QIIIQIGCI the cou1t that IS befo1e I ascended the IIIIOIIE I 1emembe1 one t1me thex mstructed me to COUIIQSX to some of the nobles 'md I xxas so IIGIXOUS I COUIIQSIKCI to 1 footmm bx II11SIllx9 The txxo xea1s befo1e th1t I xx ts sent to school md t111ned fo1 mx DOSIIIOH I haxe lllLfl to 'met md do mx best III exe1x xxax Do xou thmk I h 1xe succeeded Countess Du BHIIX Yes I honestlx bcllexe xou haxe she 'insxx end These- xxe1e the filst xxo1ds she had LlttQ1GCl smee I began mx sto1x qome lhllll I 'lm tlxlllg to AHIQIICHIIIZG Belguum and I bellexe I m xx Qoon I thmk the people xx1ll IQHIIZL Ame11ca IS the ex1mple lOl Belglum to folloxx Xfu see I st1ll haxe httle Ymlxee Slllllt left 111 me exen though I am the Queen of Belg1um I am golng to leaxe though Ill xbout sxx months xou knoxx Leave' ' the Countess C119d Whx xes hasnt Count Du Ba11x told xou? I supposed xou knew all the t1me We fzgleed to keep It a seclet unt1l the new queen f11r1x es Thex found the othe1 dax that the1e xx as an older ffl! v v 4 v v ' v 7 ' v Y 1 1 ' J . ' . I 5 , ' . .' Q 1. ' z 1 ' ' vw 1 . V 1 I 1 V L, I, C 1 ' 1 c . 1 c c K , 1 1 1 v . v C s, 1 - 2 . j C , V' 'z - ' . ', or v ' v v 1 1 ' v 1 v - rl U e I ' ' , c. c , z ' 1 ' j 1 ' ' . . 1 , 2 ' 1' ' 1 1 . , ' 2 s f 'z 1 f V, 'z .1 ' H . - . . ' ,' ' V . 2 A 31 . . c, 1 c , , C Y L, . C . . 1 v 1 I v v 1 v v 1 v- 1, I 1, 1 ' pp 1 ' ' 'ez 1 . ' D ' . ' 1 . , 1 . 2 I J 1 I., 1 2 K 2 4 A v 2 -1, zvv b 1 . L, ' J 1. 'Q v, ' 9 1' ' ' ' 1 2' 1 2 1 'z ' ' ' ago so I have really only been a queen for a year. H K A 1 -' A -S v ' -LV n 4- ' 1 -1 J .- 1 1 , . . 1 L' 'C fl' 1' 1 e c Y 711 uu 1 4 Yu 1 1 4 'I I 4 ' L I I 1 I A C C I, A-' ' I C v .' , I -, 2 -Y L-1 ' v xlv v. -V. v ' v , . Q v'V7 , z . 1 1 , , . ff ,. - v , ' Y Y , 77 Y .J . v . ,. , ,I t Y , Y . A , , 4. c ,- ,,. 1 V -- nw ' w 1 I 1 wh v y 1 v ,, 1 . V 1 v. 1. . . .J 7 K X C . . 21 , 1n a 'axx e ' ' 1 ' . x. 1 . 1 . , s .1 ' V Z .J L, ' 1' 3 ' I V, . ' . v ' I ' v v . - 1 1 C - a y 77 cm 1 ,- if v y 7 - . , . , ., v . '! A . 1. ' n C I n . 'L 1-four FEHISCO glanddaughtel so she goes on the thzone, of coulse I am not so11x, f0l it is a glelt IQNIJOIINIIJIIIIX Nexeltheless I haxe had a gleat expellence queen ot Ielgium and think of the xxondeltul plaees lxe seen Im so so11x to see xou go Sulelx xou xxxll come C lx some dax she asked Oh xes XOUI nexx queen is a cousln of mine, one that I nexel lxnexx ot, and she insisted th it I stix hele xll the time but I couldnt do that I shall go back to the States but I sh ill 1etu1n some dax Good bxe Countess Du Ba1rx Good bxe Elaine B A 23 POPL LAR OI ER INIGH1' H Nhs Randle xxhftt ale xxe going to do Its neallx time fo1 the fllst cultain to 11se and Lllhan isnt hele Ixe nex Q1 seen it tall Thele s alxxaxs something xxiong with ou1 high sehool plaxs Last time Iysther folgot he1 Mllt I iust knoxx lts not going to be a success Nl at on calth ale xxe going to do ' All ot this xxas gixen in one breath bx the xelx exelted lLllflI01LSS Sueh had also been the eese 1x1an IX hid nexe1 xxon tnx llLllLlS as a xxriter, a e lllst because the Chalacteis the Cl118CtO1 chose alxxaxs had such bad luck Nlls handle xxas the Cll21I'l'I?tIlC te xehei IH the high sehool but on such oeeasions is these she aeted as '1 duectol e xx -is xeix busy telling the QIGCIIICICUIS about the lights and hadnt he ud one xxoid Qhe tulned a1ound and was much astonished to see I 1X1dI1 Lllx the autholess, in teals ix 1 x ale xou Clxlllfl' Tonights the n1f ot xll night Xou should he IGJOICIIIQI Xixian hastilx explnned ex Qlxfllllljf to His Randle I ltnoxx xxell telephone he1, aid one ot the cholus gill xx o had Jeen llNl.illllIt.!' to the eonxeisation , snoetmo .1 I tl e ll ux s nexeig oxei cf X1x.1 ls Randle stood toi a moment dumb tounded she xxas 1 e it xxouc t ex K0 The llltlltfillllm xxa fi in X mxxc xas im wa n lol ex med en ix texx nnnu I MJ Ks .xv . ' 'l. 1 2 - S At' ' ' -rv. A' , - , - Ss, , . , , .,, A, .' ,Z ,, ' I ' Y , ' , v . ' . N 9 v w I vv ' 3 5 K' l I Q ' j 1' bac' I 1 1 ' 1 1 I - . n C I . C ., . , . - , s . .H . ' . 9 L ' as v , ' as - L , h - I. . ' . . , 4 , , 6 4 l I '.'. ' , ' C ' ' I . , ' t' I v - - 'Ax ' ' ' - Vw . u V. , ' v . l 1 I nl . vsv. I nl I J is 1 1 lsr, V' Ijlj z ' 1 I' 2 Q ' ' nl A 1 X Y. D, . ' ,E V. , . ' ' B. . Y vt L. - V - L- - , ' -' 'f As - ' L4 f I I xg u ' 1 . K 1 1 . y .1 Lv- v'f ' lv, . H 'S' ' I. --w. Why XIIVIHI, xx'hj - 'x j Z' ' 'ght sn , ., . ' J A A . S, ' 'T ' . 1. ' - S I'ut Lillian hu: t-lil h nv--ml tr think she is ie lfad- 'I 5: la ljw-Ohf l'n1 :ure I'll 2' -' et this, s'1il I' 'i'i1. M ' 1 S ' ' ' A -' c AJ A s at her wits- ind. WI z t ' ll h l I - 2 ' s 'll' g up fast, she l'nexx', the crm 'l x .' alreadx' ' ytie t, ' ' thy elztl ' th V ' liands t-ve 'I ' ' tes. TEHISCO Fmally she sald Guls 1snt the1e any one 1n the dramat1c club yy ho knows L1ll1an s parto They thought for a moment and quite declded the 1dea was frultless Lets ask the rest of the glrls yyhat we should do saxd VIVIHH They lmmedlately hurrled 1nto the dlesslng loom Mrs Randle 1n the lead When she opened the door the glrls all looked up lnstantly knowmg that somethmg terrlble had happened G1rls sa1d Mrs Randle L1ll1an 1snt here and 1n fiye more mmutes the curtam must r1se What on earth shall we do? Ill tell you sald one of the g1r1s llttle Mary Brown knows L1ll1an s part to perfectlon I heard her gomg over lt yesterday m the Llbrary Oh' and a general peel of laughter went round the room Mary Brown she wouldn t show up at all 1n that love scene and do you suppose the Hlgh klds would l1ke 1t? She s so very unpopular that our show would make no h1t at all sa1d one and many other hasty remarks were made before Mrs Randle could get a word 1n Glrls' Glrlsl Do be qulet They ll hear you downstalrs Ill run down to the door and tell the boy to brmg Mary ln You g1rls get L1ll1an s dresses and thlngs out for her Mrs Randle rushed down to the stage door and told the boy that were reserved for the students that was all Mrs Randle knew as a means of findmg the g1rl For goodness sakes hurly she shouted and befo1e Mrs Randle had t1me to wonder what was makmg her so long 1n comxng Nlary popped mto the doorway all smlles Am I really gomg to take L1ll1ans place' Isnt It Just w ondelful Oh do you th1nk I ll make good I sa1d Nlaly qulte out of breath Oh Nlary fo1 goodness sakes huuy 1nto the dlessmg room and you ale sure you know the pfut? asked Nlrs Randle head 1ng her tow dl ds the doo1 of the dl essmg 1oom ll old fo1 wo1d plomlsed Nlary Nlrs Randle d1dn t go mto the 1oom thls t1me She felt too nelyous so she walted outslde She glanced 1t he1 yyatch and saw th It they w e1e aheady ten mlnutes late but somehow she Ifff . v . ,, .1 . , Q v . . 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'24. 1' 1-vig ht TEHISCO A FRESHMANS FIRST DAY HE was only a llttle g1rl much too small to be 1n High School She was plaln w1th stralght brown halr and a generous supply of freckles on her nose She walked to school alone on that first eventful mormng for belng of a shy nature she did not encourage any new acquaint- ances Her previous school days had been spent in the country and th1S was the beginning of a life entlrely new to her It was w1th hesitatlng steps that she ascended the broad stairs leadlng to the High School In the hall she was passed by several groups of laughmg g1rls who with their carefree manners made her long all the more for her friends of the little country school house All day she wandered from room to room and when the gongs would sound she would have much trouble in determlnmg where she was supposed to go Some t1me during the weary afternoon she approached an older girl and t1m1dly asked where the English room was The proud Sophomore looking her over saw at once that she was a Freshman and thinkmg to do something to amuse herself and the girls grouped around told her she would find the room on the where all about her were piles of lumber boxes and old desks Despalringly she stumbled down the four flights of stairs again discouraged with the world and wondeung how she was ever goxng to endure four years of life l1ke that But what of that those dass are long passed and the once frightened little Freshman IS now a Sen1o1 who knows every nook of the building that at one tlme she thought so large and overvshelmmg She looks on the begmnels xx 1th amusement and sometnnes plty and it seems queer to her to remember the days when she felt so much awe at the things that now seem to be so much her own SI, 9 . . , . . 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M11 11111' ,v11lI111.v 1111 111111. 1111111 s1'11 1111 fs 11111 1111' ,111 11111, 'fi 11 T E H I S C O A FRESHIE'S IDEA OF THE ASSEMBLY SSEMBLIES are altogether new to Freshies and they are not expected to know what to expect or just hoyy to act at the first one they attend The first assembly that I vy1t nessed gave me many thrllls My b1g surprlse came to me yy hen I sayy Dud Can pelched IH vyhat I thought yy as Prof Jeyy ell s cha1r Many othe1 Freshle faces expressed the same su1p11se unless I fa1led to read them correctly I had half a notxon to shp up to Dud and g1V9 h1m a h1nt to yacate that chaxr before M1ss Shackleford or someone else called h1m doyyn but before I had a chance to enforce my plan Alfred sald IH a solemn volce Th1s meetlng IS called to order I was neyer so surprlsed 1n all my days but befo1e long my sloyy bram told me that yye Freshles were up agaxnst somethmg neyy A pa1hamentary dr1ll folloyyed and was conducted such a yy ay as to cleate a gleat deal of amusement Put I fear that a feyy of the Treshmen d1d not enyoy lt fo1 obyxous leasons Smce th1s fllst and eyentful assembly there haye been many othels of mtelest The electlon of officers fo1 the Lmcoln Llter ary Soclety seemed a yery 1mpo1tant matter to me The Fresh men and Sophomoles yy ould l1ke to stand together 1n defence of then' ughts agamst the Junlors and Sen1o1s but to glye too much poyyel to the F1esh1es and Sophs yyould be l1ke glylng Home Rule to Ind1a The h1gh school assembly IS an lmpoltant featule of the llfe of the school It 1s here that yye get acquamted and lealn team yyo1lI and loyalty to our school as a yy hole In the l'11g61 schools of the countly the classes yyould be entue stl 1l1g61s to one anothe1 lf 1t yy e1e not for the assembly Another ye1y IITIDOIIEIIII fe Q19 of + bg lefit 1 thg k1'10XXlPdO P up gum 16'g2IClllIQ' pub l1c meet ngs ynd as ey ery boy and gnl Sl1OL1lCl be able to p1es1de 1f called upon to do so at such meetmgs he1e 1s thc oppo1tun1ty The school faculty IS alyyays on the lookout fo1 noted O1 1nte1est1ng people yyho may be 1lldl1C9Cl to y1s1t ou1 school and t1llI to us upon yy hatey C1 subyects m1y be then hobby The small school 18 at '1 chsfxdyantage 1n Illl lespect on account of belng 1solf1tcd It IS dlfhcult O1 1mposs1ble to get these people of note to come to us as often as yye yyould l1ke In summmg th1s matter up let us call the hxgh school the d1nne1 of yyh1ch the assembly IS the dessert H R 5 9' 11? 1 V' - Y I Y I I v II v , I I I ' , I I 1 ' A I I I I 7 1 ' I I' I T f I Y . 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T11 , .' 1 111111, Just 1111111 1112 ' 1 11 11' '11, 31111 21111111 ' '1' 111111 N ' 111111 111 ll'1l, 1111 .w11 1.'. -T1 , .1 ' ' ' MELBA FIELD Wzuner of the 310 pzzze offered by Rotazy Club of Olympza fo? the best essay ztrztten by a Hzgh School student zn Thm ston County on the subject of the Dzsarma ment Conference at Washmgton DISARMAMENT PROSPECTS HE present conference at Washlngton has reached agreement between England Japan France Italy and Amer1ca concernlng the abollshmg or rather scrappmg of battleshlps for the next ten years That IS to say all battle ShlpS are to be l1m1ted to a certam number to each natlon No more are to be bullt for the next ten years and those ln the excess of the number allowed to each natlon are to be destroyed Th1s has made war practlcally 1mposs1ble on the Paclfic for the next ten years to come Of course thele are the aeroplanes but It would be next to 1mposs1ble to conduct a war Wlth them unless they are 1mproved and made much more durable than they are at present A great deal of the pregudlce and d1sl1ke for Japan has been abohshed through the conference Here to fore Japan has been looked upon mth d1sl1ke and susplclon by most natlons and Wlth taken the stand least expected of her by other natlons She has agreed read1ly to varlous proposals made by the conference and 1f she has d1sag1eed to some thlngs so have the other Pow ers lepresented at the Conference Japan so far as I have been able to flnd out wants only the trade and help of other countr1es to help he1 malntaln and support the m1ll1ons of people xxhlch occupy her crowded terrltory If she gets the support of other count11es then she mll not find It necessary to con t1nue her forced 1mm1grat1on to other lands She has showed also that she does not wlsh to grab Chma but that she IS only mshmg to help Chma ln her ClOm6StlC troubles and 1f Chlna would but allow her she would help to keep peace throughout Chma whlch Chmas present rulers are unable to do S xty ' ' an - Q ,u 4 , , , . 1 , 1 Y . - , ' 7 Y .Y . Q y hate by Chlna. At the present conference, Japan, however, has A ! . L ' l L, Y '- .' ' . ' , t v . , , A t. v ' A v 1 A ' 1. K A v' S, L- v' ' - . . 4 ,I a Y , Al , Al Q uv 1 , 4 a , K , , ' 1 .. Y, A , , . I -s e TEHISCO I thmk the conference mlght have gone farther 1n some mat ters than It d1d It could have lessened the armaments of each country to only the amount whlch would be v1tally necessary to mamtam the country concerned 1n safety The battlesh1ps have been l1m1ted 1n a satlsfactory manner but what of the armles and the 'weapons they employ such as polson gases 1mmense guns of all sorts and descr1pt1ons tanks aeroplanes and the l1ke'7 It would be almost xmposslble to conduct a war on the Pac1fic as matters are now but the way weapons of every klnd are bemg lnvented and the way those ex1st1ng are belng 1m proved on every day of the year It may turn out that before long there w1ll be weapons of war 1n exlstence that w1ll be far more dangerous to the peace and prosperlty of th1s natlon than battlesh1ps are at the present txme I am not w1se enough to see how thmgs would turn out lf the armaments of each nat1on were l1m1ted to a small amount but I thmk 1t would seem to be a safe plan because no natlon at the present tlme and perhaps for years to come would care to go to the great expense of bu1ld 1ng up an 1mmense and entlre army and navy agaln after the one It had mamtalned had been destroyed A good vsay to abollsh wars between natlons 1n the future would be to have all dlsputes between countrles settled by other natlons who were not concerned 1n the dlspute Most people are 1ncl1ned to th1nk that quarrels of th1s klnd should be settled on the bas1s of Just1ce but I do not thlnk so because when the mterests of natlons are concerned Justlce cannot always be con sldered and lt IS best to settle them by comprom1se Quarrels between 1nd1v1duals can be settled by Justlce but between natlons as a whole can 1t be done and done so as to be satlsfactory to evervone'? The conference could pass such matters as these on to the League of Nat1ons to be settled The League could form a sort of court 1n whlch all quarrels of th1s nature could be settled The quarrels could be settled by comprom1se as I hate before stated and 1f the countrles concerned 1n the quarrel d1d not vush to obey the dec1s1on reached by the League of Nat1ons publlc op1n1on would perhaps be strong enough to 1nduce them to obey It rema1ns to be seen hovs all th1s would turn out but as there are xerv few nat1ons who care to brave publlc op1n1on as there are very few natlons who xush to be made fun of and shamed before all the world th1s mlght prove an effect1ve weapon 1n ma1nta1n1ng unlversal peace throughout the world S PII lh! . . 4 1 1 7 . . 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 , - 1 n I '- 1 1 1 V . - 1 . . . ' . . Y . . . . 1 1 , , - 1 ' ' 1 - 1 1 . 1 l . . u 1 , 1 1 . 7. .. 1 . Y - '- 1 1 1 K , - 1 TEHISCO A Retrospect TERRITORIAL DAYS T w1ll probably never be known who the first Whlte man was to v1s1t the present Slte of Tenmo But we are at least certaln that It was at a very early date for the old old government tra1l or the Oregon Trall leadmg north from the Columbla passed through here and crossed the water shed between the Sound Basin and the Columbla Basln along a route not far from the course of the present hlghway By thls route settlers reached Tumwater ln 1845 and made there the first whlte settlement on The Sound The next year Olympia had 1ts beginmngs and a year or so later Stexlacoom was reached The fort was soon bu1lt, and a company of soldlers was statloned there as early as 1848 under Lleut Hooker From thls as a base Lleut McClellan worked eastward ln search of a pass through the mountalns but wlthout success Both these young lleutenants were afterwards generals of C1v1l War fame All thls government actlvlty ln such a fthenj remote corner was for the trlple purpose of protectxon from the Indlans, encouragement to settlers, and to substantlate the clalms of the U S to thls terrltory as agalnst that of Great Brltaln For xt w1ll be remembered that the dlspute was a bltter one the drscusslon was natxon Wlde, and Pres Polk was elected 1n 1844 on the slogan Flfty four forty or fight which related dlrectly to thxs matter It cannot be doubted that nearly every one of these ploneer soldlers and settlers passed over the present slte of Tenmo But rt IS also very llkely that the early whlte traders and trappers of the Hudson Bay C preceded them For thls Company was establxshed at Vancouver ln 1825 and no doubt thelr men often penetrated thls far north Durmg these stlrrlng settlement days two donatlon claxms were taken up on the Tenlno pralrle Un 1851 521 One by Stephen Hodgden, fnow the Campbell Ranchj The other further west taken up by Samuel Davenport Others were taken at West Tenmo and farther south and west, so that when Washlngton was orgamved as a terrltory IH 1893 there was qulte a settlement ln thls part of the country The terrltory then had a populatlon of 3965 and everythmg went smoothly txll gold was dlscovered ln Washmgton m 1855 ThlS brought a rush of settlers ana roused the Indlans, brlngmg, on the Indlan Wars of 1856 7 8 A strong fort surrounded by a log stockade enclosmg several acres had been bullt at Grand Mound There were also a church a school and several houses w1th1n the enclosure and to thxs haven of safety the settlers Hed whenever the lndlan bands descended upon them The rem nants of the fort may stlll be seen 1n the park at Centralla The old block house that stood not far from the covered brldge on the road from Tenmo to Ralnler, was also extremely useful to the settlers ln those st1rr1ng days Thls landmark perhaps the last one to dlsappear was accldentallv burned last summer 119211 In terrltorlal tlmes there were onlv a few houses at elther Centralla or Chehalls Olympla and Tumwater together constltuted the metropolis and buslness center for thls part of the terrltorx and to the latter place the settlers went wlth wheat to be ground It took two days to make the round trlp wlth the oxen and was one of the famlly events of the year a real adventure More so than a trlp to Portland or FTISCO today They would return Yklth flour sugar calico and such necessltles enough to last for months And best of all burstmg wlth gossxp and the news of the outslde world They took thelr cow hldes and deer skms also, and Mr Blles at the tannerw made shoe leather and tanned deer skms for the whole countrxsxde The fat cattle, too were drlven over to Olympla and shxpped by boat constltutmg, perhaps the prlnclple source of revenue Surly nm I 9 1 1 1 - u ' n u ' . ,, ' . , l . . 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SC ST IR NINO S F TE here your p ctur Is TEHISCO CO -XL BANIK PRESINCT Coal was fust dlscoveled ln Vvashlngton here IH thrs VlC1D1tX IH 1853 so to any one who 1S an old settler here the word Coal Bank brmgs a flood of lenollectlons and a flow of lemlnlscences For away back ln the dns of lndlan w 'mrs and earlx ercplorcrs th1s part of the te111to1y was known as Coal Bank Prcslnct and to this lOC'1lltN the settlcls came from mam mxles chstant to xote and trans 1ct publlc busxness Publlc records show us that Ven soon aftel VVash1ng,ton was organlzcd as a t9ll1tOIX a school was establlshed hele and two davs after Chrlstmas 1n 1867 the settlers met at the home of L K Seals selected a s1te f a school on the Sears clalm 'md began the blllldlllj., of the first school house 1n th1s part of the countv, then known as Coal Bank or D1str1ct N 18 There was stlll only a house or two w1th1n the present l1m1tS of Temno and the ch1ldrcn all went to Coalbank A S Yant1s,E K Sears H MIZQ A NVebster Wm Martln J Glbson and l Colwm are among the names of those who appear on the record .1 actxve 1n makmfr these earlv educatxonal begmnlngs, and to these and othels w 1th them should be mven a meed of pralse f01 thelr splendld work For from that day t1ll thlg the chlldren have never been allowed to be the term short, or the teacher a poor one but a school of some sort was always sustalned Thex onlx had seventy e1ght dollars with which to run the school th first year and for many years only three months of mstructlon were pro vlded Teachers those days got but S20 per month and boarded around for each chlld drew onlv 20c to 40c of publlc money annually 1n th 70s whereas todav they draw S30 each and there are so many more of them now Indlans as well as Whlte chlldren attended and sat at the long home made box hke school desks EARLY TENINO DAYS As time went on new settlers appeared one by one where Temno now stands F R Brown started the first lxttle store here and gradually a tmy vxllage appeared Then came the Rallroad whxch reached as far north as Temno 1n 1813 At that tlme Jay Cooke the great Phlladelphla banker who was buxldmg the road falled brlnglng on the panlc of that year Constructlon on the road stopped for some tlme leavmg Tenmo the northern termmal wlth a depot and roundhouse The town took on some life and 1ts permanencx became thoroughlx establlshcd The mam street at that tlme extended east and west and was two blocks south of the present busmcss sectxon The depot was south of the Cltlllng Bank corner Hcxc too w is the hotel fnow the Lamngham housej a rcnduvous for ull thc 1olly sp1r1ts, and conducted by N11 Huston the Jolllest of them all The Temno hotel now stands near what was then tn: center of town and close by are two or thru llttlc hicks then used as baxbcr shop shoe hop saloon, etc The depot zallroad Y and round house were all near at hand and the Tlllx home two blocks nolth stlll stands an example of one of the better houses of the tlme Sf wnlu rn , X , ' 44 , as ca ,n ' . 1 1 I v 1 I 'S u 51. I ' ilvv 1 Vg 5 lv A 4 , .A vu' v Y b . . L U ' K - ,..' ,ll . ' C ' V, ,., I ' ' ' . Q ' .' A J ' Y . ' , ' 7' ' I ' Z. 1 . . l. . 1, ? .' or L i L, . Y L . . T ' ' , , , az ,rr ' ' , L . o. . '. . . . ' '. . . , . , . , . ' , . J. , V 5 . ' I . . A . , O . I entirely without school advantages. Sometimes equipment was meagre, or , . . , . v 7 1 . ' ' , '- ' , ' I 0 vx S Y AY 1 I , ' v F' ll 17 . . , 1 I ' , C 1 r , x ., , v ' 7 ' ' . y Y ' . . x I - , - . . ,, . Y . . ' ! 7 7 1 ' 7 ' . . ' ' - . , 'z. 1 ' 1 ' f , --l 14 , Z , ' S ' ' -. . , A .' h Y , . I f . . v C . C V v V 3 ' ' , W' ' ' H ' 1 s z T , - 1 Q 4 .. ' ' - , , , N , . . , , -'A ' 1 C . V -4 1 4 ' .. .' 1 1 D I .l ' ', l-1 1' TEHISCO GENESIS OF OUR SCHOOLS It was about the year 1848 that the old coal bank district was divided making a separate district for the northern portion witha new school house at Temno Proper That was the first school house within the present dlstrict boundaries a picture of which IS shown at the beginning of this artlcle It stood near the old oak tree ln the present city park Many of our present citizens recall It and some of them attended there Then came the construction of the narrow gauge road to Olympia financed by Olympia capital For when the Northern Pacific was finally extended lt dld not go to the Capltol C1ty They were hence bitterly dlsappolnted and determlned not to be ignored They put up a plucky fight at that time for a place in the sun and they won Following this in the later 80s came the opening of the quarries whlch put Tenmo on the map as a l1vely Junction town backed by a splendid lndustry Here all passengers changed from the mam llne to the Port Townsend Southern And here both Pres Hayes and Pres Harrlson spoke to the assembled citizens at the depot At this time the town had become a regularly plotted municipality of about 1000 population By the year 1890 the school populatlon had 1ncreased so much that a new building was necessary so the older west half of the present building was constructed and first occupied IH 1891 92 The stalrways were then 1n the west end under the bell with the second iioor landing 1n the present Peterson and Mr 0l1Vl6 were the mentors Th1s building answered every purpose till fourteen years ago when the east half of the building was added and hlgh school work was done for the first t1me Durmg that year 1190891 there were fourteen high school students enrolled nine of whom went through the year There were only four subjects taught and only the ninth grade attempted Those were in the days of C L Martln who was for ten years Prln cipal of our School system He was followed in 1917 by Mr Barber who remained two years and following Prof Barber was Supt Gwm who remained for a like period All of these gentlemen are still doing valiant services 1n the schools of the state Again in 1917 the congested condition of the schools made lt imperative that more room be provided so the present primary building and the gymnasium were added to the school plant And now, with 106 enrolled in the high school and 242 in the grades we find the bulldlngs are equipped again wholly inadequate The first class to graduate from high school was in 1913 and each year since then a class has been ready to receive their dlplomas and step forth to higher 1nst1tut1ons of learning or to face the world and its problems We have attempted to list the alumni and present them below It IS quite posslble that we have ommltted some and made mistakes in the placing of others But we 1nv1te the constructlve crltlclsm of our friends in correct lng these errors for future annuals Seventy tu 0 P' ll 17 ' ' 3 4 ' y , . A . . . I . - Y . ! ' ll ' 7? ' ' . . . , , . . . . H ,, . . . . . I A T I . . , . 7 . , . . . laboratory. At first only the two lower rooms were used and Mrs ! ' r . 2 , ' . . ' F . . ' , . ' . Y V . i . 6 . . , Y - , . . . I . , n . , . . Y I . ' P 7 .. , TEHISCO Alumnl 1913 Elvle Currle mlrlled yufe dxed marrled agaln U1 1920 LOKLIYIL at Eatonvxlle Wn Arthur Fman m U S servlce duzmc ual novv m Temno Grace Warner marrled to Frank Fman xr hves at Vlvlan Todd marrled and lxves ln Los Angeles Barbara Church1ll attended Bellmgham Ivor mal taux.ht school married to Lee Ballettl l1ves ln Bucoda Orman Hughes dry land farm m eastern Ore gon Fred Campbell 1914 Laura Taylor attended Ellensburg Normal teachmg school at Wxlson Wash about 20 mxles east of Chehahs where they ovsn a farm Nlarrxed to Thad 'Nlartm m 1918 Donovan NlcC'omgle marrled ln 1915 to Nlxss Reid has farrn east of Temno Vay Rose attended Bellmgham Normal taught school maxrled to Charles De Bord and 1 now te Achxng school xt Tallbrxdge Wish lafy lorreb lttended Bcln hum Norzral taught srhool marrmed IU 1971 to Hemy NlcClarysen still teaching nerr Bucoda :hcl Ogle attended Bellmgham Normal mar rled to Nh- Barker who teaches at Glg Hubor Wash 1915 loyd Axtelle marrxed to Ruth Wh'1lm ln 191 or 1918 served ln U S Navy durmg world war xxlfe died ln 1919 Nlarrled Joy Buck teacher m our clty schools nn 1921 IS as slstant cashier at Cltlzens Banq of Tenmo loyd Rambo served m marmes durmg war marrled to Nlyrtle Schultz m 1921 contrac tor lumber loading ln Temno has farm south of Tenmo Chas Jones attended O A C served army recently workxng ln Everett Jefferson Home attended Pullman College served ln army durmg world y r 15 retail lumber business at Bremerton Lomle Sadou marrxed to Henry NIcClannahan m 1918 llves at NlcCleary Wn Ruby Wells marrled rn 1919 to Nlr Renalds Ines at Portland Oregon 1916 Dellx Nledley is stenogranher for law firm ln Chehalls marr1ed to Ruere Epperson ln 1971 haxe home IH Chehalls Arco NleKee 1 year at U of W served ln army durmp. world mar married ln 19'1 Inves m Olymma IS yuth Umon Prlntlng Co August Iirach attended O A C tvxo years before vuar served m medxcal d1VlSlOn f Navy durxng mar Hazel Home attended College of Puget Sound two YQBXS IS asslstant Post Nhstress Temno wllllS Rambo 1 year U of W served m merchant marme owned restaurant ln Te mno attendmg Ellensburg Normal 1911 Dolothy Angel married to Nllnaxd Yletz 191 lnes In Centralla Raymond ClClI1lI1LS Leonard Cotchy Xllldred 'Klaxes bookkeeper for North Coast Power C ln Tenmo mxrrued to Oscar Carlson ln 1919 Llves at Tumuater Xlarue Nlullaney attended U of W one year stenographer and bookkeeper marrled to Wendell Brxckert ln 1920 lives m Tenmo Etna Kelthahn attended Ellensburg Normal taught tuo years ln Tenmo one IH Cen tralua Hattie 'Hedley marrxed to C A Wllllamson lnes ln Chehahs has home there Dalta Wrutht attended Normal taught school now attendmg College of Puget Sound Ta coma home address Bucoda Vnlla Cole sbenographer bookkeeper now stenographer ln Everett Wn 1918 Carrol Sadoxx completing her second year at Bellingham Normal taught two years school Gladys Stxtham married m 1918 to Olhe 'Nhller Ines ln Tenmo Elxvabeth Richards completmy., her second year at Bellmgham Normal taught school one year 'Nl rrrxefl to Sylvan Lycan m 1920 lawrence Wardc xttended U of W ln Um Alaska Wxll D NfcArthur attended U of W one year Umversxty Reserve Corps Tenmo Robert 'NIcArthur versity Reserve Corps mechamc for Txtus Carage Tenmo Eduard Kelthahn yerslty Reserve Corps attended Ellensburg taught school two years m Thurston County U of W one year Unw U of W one year Um 1919 Alfred Burnham Nlargle Shore Normal taught Catherme Rlchards busmess college xn Taco ma stenographer ln State House Olympia Elmer Van Quaetham Temno Dalsy Blue Normal at Bellmgham teachmg m Thurston County Charles Kelthahn taught at Grants Pass Ore gon one vunter attended Ellensburg Nor mal one year nov teachmg at Wiabbon WH George Webster logger 1n Grays Harbor 1920 Josephme Sadow marrled to Prank Pearce ln 1971 lives m Tacoma Ruth Haney married to Lawrence Fisher m lfvfl hves ln Olympia Earl Nhller attendmy. college at Pullman second year Ted NlcArthur attended busxness college Seattle mxll worker lh 'lemno John forlme- attended busmess college Seattle IS nom at Ellensburg Normal 1921 Edna Angel attended business college ln Cen traha was stenographer and bookkeeper at Skookum Lbr Niall now llvmg ln Temno Harold Morgan Nhtchell Angellel attendmg Ellensburg Normal Ruth Snahr Scunty three .. l- ffu- '. l ' ' 'el ' ' '. 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O 2 1 I 3 N TEHISCO Tehisco Staff ANNUAL STAFF TOP Row LEFT TO RIGHT SANFORD ANDERQOA MCARTIIUR MAYES MACLAFFERTY KINIPIIT Miss TUCKER BOTTOM Ron WAY KEITHAHNJ SADOVS MARKER BLACK HARMANJ BIISS Tucker Nlay Mayes Jeaneese Harman Nlargalet AUCISISOII Ven non Harker Ruby Nelson Faculty Advlsor Edxtor ln Ch1ef Llterau Echtol qOCI9tX Edlt01 Athletlce Edltol Art Edltor Exchange Ed1tor Semor Ed1tor Junlor Edltor Sophomore Freahman hdltor Luc1l1e Wag Bernlce McArthur Frances Krnght George Sadovu C0O1g9 Keltham BUSINESS Manager Joe Black Asslstant Manager X71l'glI113 MacLaffe1ty S lyfie .1 T I L Y ! 7 . , ' .1 , ' Vg' 1 - - 1 Y: 1 v s - 4 . -. - . Ikggqggggulkv -lggbgggg gwvl - qggvg W 1 L Jokes Editor ..,.oo..4or..ooo.,..rr..,oowo,oo.,o,....., Polly Sanford k ..,,...............Y........ . I . 1.'em - v TEHISCO The members of the Annual Staff haxe had some good t1mes and some bad ones Ou1 bad tlmes haxe been xx hen nobodx xx ould hand IH a sc1ap of mate11al xx hen ask1ng someone to xx rlte up basketball O1 glee club made us feel l1ke Damel IH the hons den 01 l1ke a 1abb1t chased bx a pack of hounds We hu111ed to COYQI xnd sat xe1x st1ll fO1 '1 long xx hlle O1 xx hen Joe lost the oopx of the cont1 xct O1 the photog,1aphe1 to15got to send the cuts O1 xxh n xxe xx 16 pellectlx ce1t-1111 xxe could not get eno lgh mateual to nll halt the pages O1 xx hen xxe xxexe snoxxed UIlClQ1 H1 a QtO1lH of humolous poems We had mlnx flalltlfl moments OYQI the cholce of 1 ntme -X llllllbtl The Annual lOl Temno Hlgll Dots bfldlx need 1 ll tme And manx 1nothe1 one th tn l A ould hke to xx1n the tame And bes1des the tame that one does xx1n At xx h1ch no one xx 1ll laugh He also gets the goodbx p117e Ot txxo dollars and a halt Shall xxe name ou1 mnual I abe VV1s xx rltten on the boalds Xou should haxe hea1d the I 1esh1es Yell And ent11es come 1U ho1des The Onmet and B1oad Hlghxx ay And thele xxele manx mo1e The Qu 111x Iucho and Mldget And othe1s bx the some And get from all the names sent 111 Tnexe s none that satlsfles You stlll haxe t1me to hand IH one And xx1n that DICE b1g p11ze But on the xxhole xxe haxe engox ed the xxork and laughed oxer the 1okes and ga1lx cr1t1c1zed contr1but1ons duung lunch hou1 xx 1th a sandxx1ch 1n one hand and a pencxl IH the other Now we make our bow and present to you the results of our best efforts We thank vou all for vour co operatlon and we hope you w1ll be pleased . 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Q. ,, , 2 , ' , Y if . . , . 7 I xy v n , ., , L , i Seventy-sir TEELSCOO I es I I 71: :f 1.1 111, 1 :fu:7--1nL::.-.......1.p-qi.p1n--n-..n1q1q1n.- Books Statlonery Glft Artlcles You WIII find IH our stock everythmg that a person should fmd ln a first class Book and Statlonery Store Popular IILIIOFI Books ln Iexther Chll dren s Books Fme Statlonerv Waterman and D u n n Pen I xersharp Penuls leather Goods Portreut Frame Frarned Pictures Pottery Book Ends Desk Sets Qfflce FUYIIIUTP xnd I qulpment Wo d toclx and RCHIIDEIOII Portable Iqypewrlters Iype wrlters rented and rep ured Graduatlon and Memory Books VISII our Store when ln Olympla You w1II re CCIVC a cordlal welcome and we s'1aII be glad to serve you 1n any Cap8Clty MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION THE BOOK STORE Olympla, Washmgton Q O O s, 11 ' . ., , z N , ' ' I s. . U '. . , ' , 2 ' , U s t ' ' ' 1 ' i E ' ' I I - Engraving of aII kinds 1 S ty TEHISCO q..-::::,,-z-exif :f:f:f.:-::f.:,.: 1 : 2 :Z 15.1 3 2: :I 1.5. CLA N Staple and Fancy Grocerles Hardware and Pamts QUALITY AND SERVICE Our Motto Phone 281 Tenmo, Wash JUST IMAGINE Max xxlthout hex llttle curls Duke xxhgn he xxasnt IH .1 hurxv Hoxx hm 1 nexx school house would GCOIQNQ xx lthout IIIRIIQ Fdmund qulet a mmute 'Shu Iuplxu gcttmgr fuseed The New York Store XICIOIII nmlxlug, a speech N11 SIUIIII xxlth a mustache Joe xxlthout hls gum Flllllll dmng the Dole vault A mu xx nm I1b1a1x NI U01 xuthout a fha blte I-he Store of ualxty Ser Imcoln Lltemlx xx1th a good pro LI 1 vlce and Rlght PTICCS lmty z Centralla, Wash Wwe fxmpbell xxxthout Qlgr funn xxuhout Helen Qlxumr Shfxmlex xxx III thy halut of lmuxmg, thmgb both 101 hls uncle and hls fxthu Q dxx he sa1d to the S010 Mapu I xxant a sack of shorts Stoleluepu It for your fathu Claxence Naxx It s for the plg Q I 0 0 fl l ' 1 1. I C I IC ,I 1 l I 1 I . 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TEH1soo My - ig,-p.-.11,....1.111.-.-1-.1111.-.1.-.--1.-1 The Bucocla Market Ezghty Why Work and Worry - DINNERS AT HOME when you can buy the very best home cooked dmner that can be served by coming to our place3 And to those who must eat away from home thls wxll be a rare treat If you have never eaten at thls pop ular eatmg place you do not know what you are IT1lSSlI1g PA LAC E CAF E Prof Jewell was Jubxlant ha' he crled as he rested on hrs shovel Look what we have un earthed I beheve we have d1s covered the remalns of some herb1v arous amphxblan of the order ples L mam I1 93 you I1 Farmer MIZG took a good look Nope you re wrong prof crled Them bones belonged to a hog I bur1ed here two years ago Wholesale and Retail last fall Mr Dxck was suddenly halted ID the mlddle of the road by a man who more a black mask Hand over your pocket book the Intruder sald m a gruif volce All Tlght here lt IS quletly sald Mr Dlck The robber after gomg down the road a short distance turned and shouted Aprll fool the gun wasnt loaded and began to laugh Mr D1ck who had been smlllng all the tlme shouted back, IAPIII fool yourself there was no money 1n the pocket book Fresh Meats Hams Bacon and Lard Bucoda, Wash mmm mi yguaslgalzlni I1 :fu I n n nnnu - u nl n I. n an u n n uf. 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HT 13 H 1 S C 0 When in Town- , Before Before You You Buy Leave Try MIKE F1rst for Anyllung ln the Line 0 SCHOOL SUPPLIES STATIONERY DRUGS ICE CREAM CANDY BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS KODAK SUPPLIES TOILET ARTICLES MONARCH DRUG COMPANY M I-I Ruggxen Prop Tenmo Wash Phone Mann 1 4 c 9 9 ' . . , . . , 0 . -5- -.............-.......-.. ......-. .........-..-..-..-......-..- Effll .1-.11-1.lin-1--1-.1-.1--.-1-1--1u1n1n-gp--1.1 f 1 1 - V U1H,1E90 1 1111.-1111-11 .-1111... .-1...-., .. .. 1..1..-u,1n,.... -1 1 1 1 DR F VVIC1-IMA Physzczan ana' Surgeon Tenmo, Wash Phone-421 and 423 L L Corfman lflf 11 1 1 ll t 11 1 11 ll 11111 ll 11 11111 111 lg 11111 11 111 11111 11, 1111 1 11 1 N 11 It 111111111 ll 111 V1 1 N 1 s 11 IX XX 1 R X11 51 1 1111111 11 1 1 1 XX N111 1 1111 lfll 1 1 11111 1 11 1 1 11 1111 1 N 111 111111111 L 11 I 1111 11 1 1 11111111 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 . . 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 -..-..-..-1 - ---- - - ..1.- .- - .- .....1-.1-1..-........,1...,........-..-11-14: - '- - - - - - - -' -'- -'1' S1 1 'IC OI 1111512 Yi'Q'1111z1 11111 11'11l11y 1111 11 11- 1 gas s1z11i1111 11111 11111111' 11Zly 1 11 11-' - ' 1 1 '11 1' 111111 1111t -11 1' 2 11111 1j S1-11111 11 '11' 'z eb 111 20 11-11t lllffj the sl- : 1 p I 111111 1:1r1111-11 111 1'1-1-1 1111- 1111-- 'zy. 'X If .'11- was 1111111 111 1'.' :1g'z1i11 '11111 2 1'I1111 , 11111 111111111113 111111. 111:111, s:1111: I N11'-' 11111111, 11111, 111511 -11151 51111 111 s1' ' 21 '1111-. I I 1 i 2114- 11-XN YOL' BICAQ1' 1'1 .' 1 ' 111'I'1'1X'2l1'w 111:1111:1 1111 111- 11181 iilyl I N1 ', Mrs, 1111111111-. 1'111'1'y is ,1 '1 D' ' S' 1 21 11112113 r1'.1'111'1. 111111111111 112 1'1', 2 1 1 11:1f s11'11 ll 111-1'1'1111s, 1'X'112l111l' 111s- ? 1111s1111111. 111:11 11' 111- s11111:111 get 2 11z1111:111y-'1'1'. 1 1111 is 1111111- 111w1y 111 v 1111-.111s1 1111111f11 111' 11111 111'XI 1 11111 ' 4.111 11 W111 1112111111 111111 411 1111'11 2 f1111111v 1111 Q' 11. I . 5 Y 117 31:1'p:11'1-1: .'1 111 111-1111111 1 1 my 1 1'1, 1111 1'1111'. ' 1 ,I11 1:111s1,-111y1: 1 1111:111 1y 1 4.- ,,,, .,., -,.. ,,,, -,,-.i. S1l11I1.' ' .'I1.'l'.H l'I'Hl 'LO U Q13 QQ? CAMPBELL 8z CAMPBELL The Merchanls Tenlno Wash TTTUVE F IMF' w W T: 1 1 W T' M 4 ' , M . -. . ' J . xi aa? vzuiv rw-fk,Q.fr . , . 3 ,gi I li lv '! L fi ki 9,9 -LMWJIL.. fx.,ffi.,..J ev-.f2gi?2eff:zffQQ-'Wbffrif -1- -..-..-..- .. ... - .- Q. TEHISCIQyI 14,1 1 1 1 1 1 1...-..1 1..1..1..1..1..1..1..1 1 1 1 1..1l1..1..1. 1' I Compliments of the GOLDE RULE STORE I When lfl IICCCI of Dry Goods, Shoes or Furnlshmgs call at the GOLDEN RULE STORE George Simmons, .Ir Prop Temno Bucoda TCHIHO Market Phone 151 The Home of Good Meats SDCCIHIS every Saturday We SOllClt your busmess 1 ulrfff ININF PARTS OI' SPEECH BIOILD Lngrhsh Pleces of poetu Blts of 1hCtOl1L G1 ammatlcal partlcles Flagmentarb remalks Impelfect tenses Qpllt lnfinltnes Lllpped sentences qu ips of comelsxtlon Mlss Shaeklefold ln Enghsh Now want all of you to use the vwold fable 1n -1 entence Edmund T VVhat does It mean? Mxss Q It means a tale Nou lefid XOUI sentence IECIIYILIYICI lfdmund The do xx1g,g,ed hls fable Vernon and QIQLICIQ vue bemgr chzsed down 111110111 tldck bS tlaln Veln Ifis he sees a SWltCh about 1 qufutu of 1 nnlt down tht tlatkj 1 Ike 1 x mn onlx rt L th xt su 1tch neu f : : : ' I : o Q I . I ., . . T : : .....-..... .. ... - .. .. - .. - - - .. -..-..-..-...-..-...-.,.-...-..-...-....-..!. ....,......... - .. - - - - .. -.......g. r J A . I ' Q1 f' 1' I I -, A. . , I . V . I A I . v fn . . I , . I k , .2 B. . , . Z I I -0- .. 2 ' 4 4 1 Y 1 ' 1 ' . IK I . , . 5 I Y- . y Y . ,N I I 1 ' Q M E C Lf I 'I X I . H ' 73 I - ' , . H - Y , I , E.. 1 . A I . . . . . H I I R I .. X A , 1 . K 2 I : H gg' 'z H1 '. I 10- I 12. ' a 'z 'z ja I 2 . ' 1' z ' 1 , ' 1 1 1' 1 I V, v - ' v -,, v 1 g I 'S. 5 , Int 1, f' x 11 . I 111 h - 1 1 v. 5 v 7- 1. y, +..I......,- .. - ... ... - - - -.,.-..g. . . 1 1 sa 0. L I-, 01 7' -..-,.,.-......,,......,..-.,,......,.-,,..?W...W1,,..-M....,,.-,,,.-..........1....1. -...-.. in-.Iv 'I' IC II I S VO The utugens Bank uf Zlienmu IFIDSICIIOYIQ Ind Cenerll Blnklll Hu mes -I Interest palcl on IIITIP Depo IfS Iqenmo VI C1sI11n ton I I I Y , 2 z . . 2 1 , 2 2 g s I . I , 5 . . . , . , S U V D -1- -.-..-,,-..-.-.,-..-......-.,-.,- -..- -..-..-.-..-..-.- ,....-.,- 4. -l- '- + TEHISCO 13' 'P 1 1 1 n1nn-an-nn-ruin:-nn 11?i1T11 n--u-lg? Call 81 1 g Grocerles, Dr Goods Flour and Feed Pnce uallty and ulck SCFVICC BARTLET1 AT THE BALL GAME Qpcxtxtor D1d 1ou Qa1 he 11aQ f 121 baee IUYIHQI St111I111t 1 1' Qp11t1tor I thought So' What 1 h1 fast to 1 telemaph 11011 Flre and Auto Insurance TI1111 11.1s 1 11111111 s1ng.e1 11011111111 H111n1h IXI111 got 111 1 11111111 III 1WIOIItdY'l1 Only bxg compames YCPTCSCHIBIIVCS Aw Shz H1 1t111 111 IX H1 smtel th 1 Q11 011 II HN 11111 1 1301111 -1 OIL KIBBE 8: CARR Agents 11,1111 1111 Tenlno, Wash 1111111 111 11h1hx1 S1 111111 IX h 1t 111 011 1 ,Q10111 1 111 I11 1 t 111 1 81111111 II11ts no 1 IOLLIX st111e l'l 1 11 to st 111 1 1111 P1111I1 11 hat 1111 11111 do 51111111 111 1 1 2 I I I I I I f I I I I - I I I I I I I I I I I I I . . . . I I r Q Q I I WI I IgIIIIII -M I I I I 1 I I 0 ' I I I -i...-..-..-..-..-..-..-..-... ---- .......- -..-.1....-..-..-..-......-..-..-..-nf. .g........-..-..-..-...-..-.. ---- ..-..5. A , I I 11 I I Z1 z .' , , - ' 1 T I I .' 1 : Bot y111' 1'f'.,' ' : 1 1 ' 1 : 1' . . : . 1 -0- I I 1 1 , I - - I ' 1' ' 1 ' 1 1, I 7 . I I 11' 1 11g 1. j, I A1'1'11111par1ied her 1111 the piano. I I 1- I Il1'i111 I71'11s11: Y k 1 ', I am 2 5 Q ' Q' 111 11'1' 1114 111 21 ' 'X it '1 I 1 11'I 1 1'ct I1 1 ' Q 'h111'11. I - .'1 ' ': WI j, 11' z '11 y I ' 1111 111 1 11 11' st 1 '1'. I I 1' '1sI : Uh, 1121s f11' ' 11' . : .'1 ' ': Oh, 1 s1111I 2 I th- I i11,Q'. I 11'111'14 111 1 51' 11 s ' 01' I 111111 gg' J '11 11 t111. I I 111- .111 11 2 ' - 1 W1 '.....-..-..-..-..- - - - - ....-.42 .' - ' ': HOII, III' Q '1 ' 1g'g:,g. BOOTS SHOES The Place to get the HIGHEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES JOHN KRYCHKOWSKI S CLOTHING HATS L-LDANCE I Southern Chlcken Dlnner HOTEL FRANCIS W I I II I Q O combined with is at , Tenino I1iIe ou wait for a Tenino, ash. TEHISCO 4. ..-....-- .-..-.,I....-I..-.I ----- -I--- - - ------5. Highest Quality Seasonable Merchandise at the most Reasonable PYICCS HARRI DRY GOOD CO Olympla s Dependable Store Temno Auto SuppIy Company Ex ery tL11n for the Car Temno, VVash IILNIIIL I had '1 fall last nlgrht xxhuh unducd mm umonscmue fol sum 11 homs Qoph R xllx When dld wou 1 IILQINL I el ixlmp Hui Sh zqkk fold Fdmund what L ha N 1 Qgntnncew' Fdmund T Qoht in confine I L I U umm mu I bun La 111 XI hx Nun s I n all OYL1 xoul f an lm xuu sup nmt xllllll 1 lt S . . I I I - I I I I ' 1 I ? In lff.iff,2.nl, 7 WIQQ-I 1 I I I o . I . , I I I I -H, - , -, - .. .... - - -I....,..-.,-I..-M-....-..............-...-.......-...-....-...gl ,,,.-..,..,.--...in--ni, I'.,A.',: H 1 K ' , L. , ,, .Z y I fill? ' ' f.AL. ',. u fxl 2.11 va . 1 WO- I ,fu z'1 : . ', I aw I I tw princlpal parts of a , L. I . I , .: - I mg-nt, and Izrcfzxal and wziterf, I for I c12lI'IN'I!4 lmlght Ivy th- yzxwl are Q x-.'m'n out Irv the I' ot. I ' pun V' g Y' 1: Hz yan -1 1t'g' I m'a11g'0s'T . Grumt ' jf' ' I v 'Il' :I :ov the ski 'I' 5 . 1 - I ef,- I Iimlilfn'-in-I'Ilia-I': 1' Q 1 I IIN- 4 zI'. ' I 1 1'osIx: I 1Ion't I1:1'.'c Iog ' has ,,,, ,-H- ..,.. - 21 .'tz1II'. -4111111 HISFO if E : X 1-MD 12 I, 'WI M 2 2 0. 5 twwgaifc :pa if :xi .Ju e xre equnpped for every class of Modern Photography e photos for thls annual are all made by us euxl xttentmon c s portriltur We do Kodxk ftnlshxng Send Ill your films ind hue them Hnlshed IH a Professlonal way Our Motto Always NOT HOW CHE XP BLT HOXX GOOD WRAY S STUDIO YOUR STORE ThlS store IS Your Store lts policy IS cllrected and dlC tated by your demands Your every dollar weighs full one hundred cents of value at all tlmes ThlS Season finds us better equlppecl to serve your every fancy than ever before We want you to use lt lf you cannot come to the Store ask us to shop for you If lt IS not rlght we make lt right PROFFIT'S DRY GOODS Centralia, Wash. I Fzyhty 'mne f . . I' In . : T 1 GP -ya , ' Q n Q V -'IA-'Y 'f l ' ' I 4' 1 9 5 ::5T:21'1'r--.I 'TL2Q.l ?, I l 5,4--25.-,gu..:.e 5. , --. ' 4-:if-' f?:- . 1 1 ' N -2: ,I . A : :fy ,. :5q- - li' f l 5 I-,Aga 1 L If . H55-g,.,.... Ag , : 5 -1' fl w i' 'ta vii. Eifff nr' N l ' 1 X .f ,4 , rf:-.SE - il a. . E ...4 Q., nigga cs I if f-T:f'f'Qa M- . 4 ' 1-fi, ' EZ 5:1-.xwm':-naw.-yiiflf I SA : 32,-.H , 1 51431556 I tr- Jn ' 9,9-. ' - 4 2 : ,,.. -- . . , -1 323.9 - Q. .s 4' bf- T ' -1 ' - ' - A' I fr-lv. '-...' ffl- . - 5---. - . W 2 ' . . Q Th I A ', -: ' Q 1 ' . z Q Sp 'z a gxven to hxgh las' z es. f I 2 I ' x. ' 2 a ' I I i ' 'F 1 i . . : I ' l : I ' : 2 ' 'Y I -...-..-.u.- -. -. - .....-...-........r-....-..-..-...-..-.. -...-..-..-...-..-..-...-.42 n-..-..-....-..- - - .. - ... - - - - - - - - -..-..-.--.-.---.--4. . . : . , i . . . + '77 ' ! . TEHISCO 4. -.. -.------- .-..-................ --.---. ..-..-..-.--4. Our stock of shoes IS complete whether you want Sport or Dress Shoes We have your SIZC ln stock Wlth Utz 8. Dunn quallty plus style Whlte Canvas Kld and Nubuck Black and Whlte comblnatlon ln Pumps and Oxfords for your Summer Needs NOW ON DISPLAY' A C79 , Centralla, TOLES Wash A celtam XOLIHL, man caught hay fevel wlllle damlng YVltl'l a grass wldow dlfglnfg mlglillclt who tllul for m oul H ln Illlllsh stucltrlt IS l boo mg,,lt NXOIID T lkllkl -Xu than am fultlltl IlULNl,lOll9 OI xoul lmellsh ltsson Associated Press for World CQOILQ VS ho was -XLhlllLS ffl News Southwest Wash thel s only sono lngton News Events Dally 'O Illlllfll lNoxx sm llt Stlllol show XOUI lmoxxluke md ttll rm what Tenmo daily Wlth all Of the the people of the stout 'apic ate TCDIYIO HCWS and best fea SQHIOI gulf, thex ate lock Candy lllalble cake and brlck 108 eleam Dellvered at your door ln tures 1 5c per week 'O Affabl xx 111101 Looks lllxe ram Louls It does, but smells lllxe soup ! - 1 . . . ! ' l ' 1 . . . . I : . I . . l . I . I L '- . i W0 Fl -,Lx fl Q i 5 . 5 I ' l i l ....-.... .. .. .. .--- .- -..-..l-.........-..-.......-...-..-...-........-.........-Ui. -....- ......... ... ... ... ... ...- .- .-ll-.,!. . ' V, ,. , ,. , I , . , A , .4 ,P ' . l ' '- , : -o- 1 , h . I ' l 4 ' . 'Ip l lt . , . . I I If z I 2 ff .1 : 1 , z k I worm, lS an Gcolllt-try student all I . ,. , V , -I l ' fo- ' ,. . - , 1 . ax . , . . v . . : 1 v . 55 v 1 1 . I 7 4 1 I 1 A 1 . ' . . 1 ,, - - - : 1 . . . . I ' - v ' ' . . L , ' .I U ' v, 3 2 . , ' ., K v 5 x x I ' 4 x - - -: Ak ., K. . , - l . ' . . I , e '. 'z 'A ' ' . i - . ll . 5 ' , . nary Blyth Sz, Blyth Inc OUTFITTERS FOR MEN 115 No Tower Ave Centralla Wash WHY NOT Do that repalr Work or bullclmg tbxs summer Lumber wlll never be cheaper probably nl ber MUTUAL LUMBER CO Bucoda Wash 1' 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 - 1 bf 1 1 1 1 E 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 '11 1 1 1 1 f 1 - 1 1 1 O 1 ' UQ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 i . 1 1 Y' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 E -1-.-..-..-..-.......-.......-..-......-......-..-..-..-..-.. +. .. .. .. .. ,:.-...... 41. 2: 11-.. 1. 1. .. .. .. ,, ..g. TEHISCO 'Q' When you want to furnrsh your home, remember that the Gesler lVlcN1ven Co Wrll grve you the best furnrture possrble for the money Your creclrt rs goocl and we clelrver free to Tenmo The Gesler lVlcN1ven Co Centralla, Wash Your Farm rs worth better Burlclrngs We wrll supply you vx th Lumber of all grades Buchanan Lumber Company Olympia Wash Rudy your father cross evtd Gforvt K Well they looked prcttx cross rt nrt tht other day 1 xr ht rd hrrrc rhout rny srno mga the lrundrx l tore nu own shrrt At eleven o dock htr father put hrs head wrthrn the door Comt xonn rn lr ht ou he sal Ihr words wut pltrsrnt cnougrh but the xoun nrrn knew they must 'rt olxuul Qo he rtathed up rncl turned out tht lrgrht' He clasped her slender tubrform In hrs rutrngular embrace Ht iflll on htr rhonrbordal tharnr Wrth passronatr prrsmatrc fact He stroked her rettrlrntar locks ltn xwrth a sound lrlxe pryrng, strops Ht lxrssed her squarely on the lrps l ! 1 ! l F . . . . . . l - l l - ! 1 ! . , - O . l - l l l T l -...... --... ... - - - ..-...,-..u...,.,-,..-....- -uu- 11i11 - 1 - --mr1n.!. lv: A415 -, , ' J , I , ,,- l ,t . :we , . ,, . ax 7 X v - ,, .. .V i , '- Z . y 1 . K, 3 zftl' Ihr 1z'lz js li- l ' ' -fog . . i Joe: t'Szry, I got rr good joke on i -0- 3 1 , , , , , V: I , r , ' ' : ', A , ' 1 ' L j mz , 'Q t, 7.1 'd. , V i I X ' +'- wuz 2 r, .1 - - - 2 - x J' . T -0- I , . -D ., , , ,. .,, 2 . i , H . , . . , . . l nhh ,- . L. 'Y . ' ,. i , - ., I ......-.... - --.---- r...-Mi. + : ' s ' j' . 1f'1?l'!1l'r1 TEHISCO We Specialize on SCI-IOUL ANNUALS Z'7 CALLSTRDM PRINTING coj f Mx Q , Wwff ' nb- XWNXXCA Q f 9 X N ihl l II QT xC0w1A xx ASIIINC-TON Q ? PRINTING RULING BINDING ENGRAVING TACOMA ENGRAVING MAKERS OF Hlgh Grade: Pflflfllig Plates bl W Main 276 923 Commerce Strccl Tacoma Washxngton GIIhert8bSanfnrd,Inc GENERAL MERCHANDISE Bucoda Wash X h Q. -II-.I-I.-.......-----I-..-I.-.......-I.-.I-........-.I-.. ---- ..-..-..-..-..- 4, . I A 'I II' -Ia 'W' I frujf Eggs, X I I Z J Q le- If A I if ,I wh? A Yx wg 411 'Q Wk 'V X X I 1 3 I ,I lf. l' dxlxx I. i , I . , I A Q A A -IIII-I---I..-011.I-In-In-un-.II-I--III-Ii, .gnII-III--I--.I.---1...-I.-I-1---..1-Ii.. I I I I I I I I CO I I Q 1 ! ' I I I I ' I I . . I I I I . . . I I ' Special attentlon given to I - School Annuals and Cen- I I eral Pu ication ork. I I I I ' ' ' I I I I I I , ' I I I I -1- -..-..-......-..-..-..-..-.......-...-.4. .g..-..-.........-..-..-.........-..-..- A .. 7 U-I TEHISCO L E TITUS Authorlzecl Dealer Buy a Ford and Bank the DIHCTCHCC will'-il l ,W FW a?4i A A tr A 4 ZS iw Ford FOI'dSOf1 LIHCOIH Tenmo Centralla Olympla O O ' :L 1 5 MM W , Y -,ffig i' i'. li H . I' iw 1 Q X ll 2 li' wa f .X JK Af, ' W f A ' AVL V f f-1 'Q xx ' 1 5. f A O -fum' X N II Ill 'W' NIU, X I .