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Tillamook High School - Kilchis Yearbook (Tillamook, OR)

- Class of 1929

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NXSTRA 7-I0 A' ,7 BOklxI uthu ll P I opgmtm. dnrymug or m 1 whom UTQLIIH mon mucus or fdllUfL hrw. ly dupuxds on umm tum Tllllmook sc ool bvatum llkn xts Lheese mdubtrw : known vudglx for urs 4 good 8dIT1lnlbU'3Il0Y1 -i- I 1- v :: : -F ',.......,. 1: -fy':' K ' 2:16 'S A Y 5 H -n-n.----..-....--.-...-........-..-..-..-Q, 3 L- --fx-A A ' E , , ,.. 1 1 L-4'?' P ' 1' H ' Y , ' I Q 'J-rv' ve.: :- ix 3-1 - 1 :, ' ,-.I I H' .fi .af 1 ' w , M Y ' 'Z ' w R 3 'S E: - -f N g , s R-'Q Q: . -, . X I ' K M A l .Ax i is M . - 4. I X 1 1 , . I M . . I vt h 4 H - a N ! wmv xx ' ' ' . ' If . A - f- . - 1 1: Q A -V 'V '- i 7 v ' 'r . I 1 x' . T ' 1 11 1 1 -A-.. ,.--..M , e l -nhl-AMOOKZ I I 1 9 111101113 ,alt -.- I 1 1 i mx mos, 1u.i,..1 I ii: i sxiim im xiiim lNlll. lll l NMR !,lCl.XlNN1'X ll XRlXIl sTXN1.lY.c, it Board of Education The Tillamook schools sulletetl ii loss this year when Rev. W. G. Lienlcgiemper, ptesitlent of the school hoiittl, wus forcetl to resign lust hill l7CCL1LISC he was moving from the city. Emil l-leusset was elected to fill the YLICJITCY cguisetl hy his resignation. At the school election lust Ilune, lm White w.1s te-elected, nntl L1 new memhet, E. Cilziussen, was chosen for the twofyegu' term. ln spite of the niginy changes in the honixl this year, the work of the tlisttict has heen ClllClLJI1llyClll'l'lCLl out untlei' the lentletsliip ofC,,.1l. Etlwnttls, who took Rev. l-lCITl'i2lCl1lPCl'lS place ns presitlent. Realizing that only through the hest of cooperation hetween stutlents gmtl citizens can the most hc nccomplishetl in .itlvnzncing Tilltimoolis etlu- t itioni ici lflcs stut ents of the hw 1 sc iool 'l1XLl7LLI'lLlU1I'lLf then utmost to meiit tie m im twin vs tlone foi tie n II ,f-'fs-Q 4,71-JI ft -YQLLAMQQK Q1 9 Q . lKi1chis SLQPIZRINTENDENT FRAYK li lil-NNli'l'l Tlwat ellzeu' Agreare if ar important ai' tlwe wax in pnllrlning a finer if net ilenieel, but tlfat an eellicatian elepeneli' were npen tlwe one to he eelncateel than zepon tbe eelntator i.r frequently not ton.rielerea'. Yet tlvat nzere attenelf ance at a .ftbool of learning .rbonlel tenrtitzete an eellecation if often accepted nf a fart, Let 1e.r not fool o1n'.relz'e.r. Nlerely to enter 11 lzanlz daily eloef not indicate tbe .riqe of our atconnt tlvere. To enter el .rtlzool elaily if little inilicatian of our ineeftnzent there. In eelntation, a.f in a bank, we can ilraze' out Ulllj' zelrat we put in. The .rtrulgcgle in mental difcipline if ar valuable df the tontent learned. Four jeans' of tinze and the tort of in- .rtrnttian if too great a price for a nzere plate of iellenerf. Let oar motto be We ACl7l6l'6. SUPT. FRANK B. BENNETT. Three years of service as superintendent of the Tillamook city schools has won for Frank B. Bennett a large place in the community as1well'as in the hearts of the students. - Mr. Bennett has done much to encourage high standards of scholarship and character, and has won for the students the confidence and support of the townspeo le in all their activities. To the stun ents he is Supe Bennett, the one who straightens out all difficulties, and whose assembly messages are as welcome as his iokes. Page Six -MX - Y TILLAMOQR 19 fllwl 1 1 IIHA i Kf1CI1iS l'RINlflPAL HARRY LINDKHI. We are lizfing 111 11 p1'agre.r.f1z'e age full of keen eolnpetitiozz. To mee! tfve l!f'7llIl7ZlJ.f ef tfie dm zee need 7110773 and more to .fpecialiqe in .rome one Ihifzg. The 1111111 111' ll'0lI1cZ7Z mlm if zrilliizg to go tlirolzgli an i11te11.ri1'e Ifdfllfllg period of lllflld, body, and .foul to LEFUIIIK' 111a.rter of liimrelf and his el10.fe11 field 15 the f7t'I',f0H zrlw will qualify f07ll0l'l'01l' ear a .f146ee.rf. The .rrlmolf of f0tZtf1f are prepared to u.f.ri.ft tlwfe 10110 .reek after k11ou'!edge for .rerz'1ce'.r.re1ke. Al-IARRY LINDAHL. When Prof. L. N. Bennett resigned his position as principal after his many years of service here, it seemed as though no one could he found to fill his place. Principal I-larry Lindahl assumed that diflicult task last fall and has proved a worthy successor. He will be with us again next year. Principal Lindahl came to us from Corvallis where he had served for two years as high school principal. He has been responsible for many changes in our school this year, perhaps the most important being the introduction of the home room plan, and supervised study. Page Seven l.., 'X-4 il-'J -fn,L.AMOQk ii...2 Q U M124 ,XBKXM5 XRNOLU Hlfii KL'R'l'Z Miss Yin.-x Amzixms fe Behnke- Walker. Commercial department'- lifth year. General School typist. Mas. BESSIIL ARNULD 'AIl1lff' Col- lege,loxva,B.S.gOregonStateCollege, B.S.g Southern Oregon Normal. Mathematics and Business English -- three years. Sophomore advisor. Miss EDNA BLoMs'rRoM-Oregon State College, B.S. Girls' Physical Educationeone-half year. Girls' coach. Mus. MARGARET EDWARDSf Oregon State College, B.S. Girls' Physical Education!-one and one- half years. Girls' coach. Miss lVllLDRED I-liss Whitvvorth College, BA XVlSll1l1gCOH Stltc Ill.OXl5TRONl IQDXX' XRDS Kl'l'.XLl.l Xllil.l.l5 College, l?..X, English, History, and Pitlwlic Srealczng ftyvo years. Senior Play, Ceneral School Play, and Oreretta coach. Senior 'Class ad- visor. Wirrmxi H, liuxrz--Oregon State College. BS. Science Derartinentf line year. Cairera Cluh, Boosters' Club, Junior Play coach, and junior Class advisor. Miss lin lieisxziaf-University of Minnesota, BS. Domestic Art De- partment-fthree years. Girls' League advisor. BRUCE E. lwlELLIS-P2lI'SOllS Col- lege, lovva, B.A., University of Iowa. iylanual Trainingf-'second vcir B Squid Biskctlwzll co ich ind Freshm tn idyisor Pflgr Lzglvt -NU-.5 Moo., 14' KCVI TY 1.2.18 MELIXU NliWNl.'XN PATCHIN R Klilzl' Miss IDA MliI,ING 4 I-laugesund, Norway, Pacilic University, B.A. German and Latinvsecond year. Junior advisor, junior Play assistant coach. HAROLD NliNX'BIAN1UDlX'CI'Slfy' of Oregon, Knox College Conserva- tory of Music, Monmouth Normal. Band, Orchestra, Operetta, and Glee Clubs. CLARENCE E. OLIVER'vv7lll21l'llCffC University, B.A., University of Oregon. English and History- second year. Debate, Kilchis ad- visor, Publicity Manager, Senior advisor, Senior Play assistant coach. Miss SARAH M. PARR-University of Oregon, Willamette University, Oregon State Normal, Bellingham Pug: Nine ULIYI R PARK SWAR'I'l.l.Y WILEY Normal. Social Sciences-one-half year. Sophomore advisor. Miss NILLLIE PATCHIN1xVlll1ll11CffC University, BA., Oregon State Col- lege, B.S. English and Libraryf third year. Philokalon Advisor, Librarian. D. Russlzu. RARIEX' - YVillamette University, B.A., Oregon State Col- lege. Boys' Physical Education- third year. A Squad Coach, Basketball, Football. Miss BLANC!-IE SWARTLE1'-KHHSHS State Teachers' College. Domestic Science-one and one-half years. Freshman advisor. Miss MURIEL WILEY-Oregon State College. Office Secretary-second year. ,ffi S? E A A 'UL-'-AMPQK . 'T ' 1 9 2 Q K11' cnis . 'GE ' r D'XRRl,l.L KING IZXRL FRAXKLIV l,L.'XRlNK L .IXMLS Sf .a .ap I .EE STIN' A RT Kl'l'l Il HUFL H 'XROLD H XRP GI ORG? 51 HOPP! RT X1.'XYSll.SN1lAI,H Executive Council Prefiderzt ....., Vice-Prefidezzt. . . Secretary ......... Genera! hiarzager. . . Kilchif Editor ,..... Advertixing Manager. . . Athletic Manager. . . Girlf' Reprefentative. . . Boyf' Reprefentatiue .... Sophomore Reprefentative. . . Frefbman Representative. . . firirt .femefter .LEE STEWART .DARRELL KING .MAYSEL SMITI-I .CLARENCE JAMES .EARL FRANKLIN .HAROLD HARP .GEORGE SCHOPPERT .PEARL GLAD .KERMIT SUMERWELL ,THAYNE SMITH .JACK HOLDEN .SNECOIIIJ Semefter LEE STEVVART KEITII BUEL MAYSEL SMITH CLARENCE JAM ES EARL FRANKLIN HAROLD HARP GEORGE SCHOPPERT PEARL GLAD BRUCE MAIIAN GEORGE SCHOPPERT TWILA XVOODS Page Ten -i, .lAlR. ,Q -J-:,?' -1- BOOlx II N umnt ' M KT 1 prupg x our LYLHI I H nm, wrmux mm IIN sg of t L Hmm proguu mn be vm phd harem -I- N N A k w Lf S I ,ll ' ' , , .: -J i W ' ' , -uz'I:p,: Wim -- I ., I : , 'X 4,-0 , -f -I e .f1 Lm,44 I ..-,........-......-..-......-..- 3 . , 1 .t ' s, l:Lc Jn-ww, 5 pct l 'tt' wxtfw agc, it :gud ffl, If 1 5 diif' ' N JIQCN uf flu' i :l,,C' ' L I ll 5 gl' p. 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Clljilll, KR Xlilj Fourlmll, y, Trpnk, 5 Vlliilll. l.,.'lNGTllY Rcprcscxnutlvc lixcuullvc Council, LQ Club Scprurury-Trcnsx1rcl', 3, l'l1ilol::4lon, x-7.-3-4, Lxlc Saving Club, 1-2.-3, Fifty-F1l'ty , z., Manly N1 xry Ann ' Dcclamarory Con- . . , 3, mu, 1., Deluxe, gg Auisxant Manager ut' Kilulm, g, Pep Club, 3, lfoorlmll, 4. Nlll.DliliD LEACH Tumbling, 1-5-4, Ynllcyball, 1.-3, Baseball, 1-1-3-4, Basketball, 1-L-5-4, Honorary Tcnm, 5, Track, I-1-'S'-li Lcrrcrgirls' Club, 3-4, H1-Llglnx Stall, 5, lnbrnry, 4. RUTH MAHAN Cluss President, x-1, Class Vic:-Prcsiulcnr, 7., Class Sgcrcrnry zxnml Trcnsurcr, 3, Volleyball, 1-1.-3-4, llaskcrbnll, 1-L-3-4, Baseball, x-3-4, Swimming, 1-4, Tennis, 7.-3-4, Boosters Club, 4, Track, 1-L-3, LL-rrcrgirls' Club, 1.-3-4, Glcc Club, 1-1, Fifty-Fifty , 1, Opcrcrra, 1-L, Kilchis Staff, 1-4, Philokalon, 3-4, Sucre- rary and Trcnsurcr Girls' Lcnguc, I-7., Girls' Lcnguc Pin, 4, Wl1o's Who, 3, Page Faurtem ,, lr 19 K11C111S , N I I 5 za? 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A Xll,un .xml lim , 3, iilcq llulv, 4. l.1lu Saving Club, 1-1.1-4, lurlczglrlx' flulw, g-4, Knllhix Full, 3, Hx- l.1ul1r- 5r.lll,g .XR'l'Hl'li Wllllllll' lxiu inmg K lulw, nfl-5-4, Pup Llulv, 5,Ssx1m- mlmg, 1-1-g-4. lRliNli XYYSS lhxclmll, 1, Swunnmng, L-3-4 A h he e -UL!-AMOq,S h 1929 llfb K11CI11Sg v will 4 f' 2 Q wi' t f , 4 4 Q 94 I ' ' 15 ,' . . g..-.--W-..,.-.V ' 4 TMTTW : .A ff Miff Patchin and her affixtantx reign yupreme in the library, while in the 017566 one may fee Mr. Lindahl or Muriel, behind the counter, working, but alwayf ready to nop and give asfiytance. In the basement if fohn Zeller'J headquartenr, where he Jtokef the furnace. Wbat'J new? Look at the bulletin board in the lower hallway. Page Eighteen 12 Y I E192 if x'Ki1CDiS -iff -TZ' KHTH ISUIII. 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L I 1 9 . iKi1cn1sI NHTRXYIV N1Il.l.lfR IZLNIO WHiiIil.IiR DOLORIZS GRI NI TUNE NI 5NiITH Class of '3 1 Firft Semeyfer Officerr Prefidwzt, MERWIN N1ILLLR Vice-Prefidezzt, DKDLORES GREENE Secretary and Tzeurmw REX SM1111 Executive Council Reprefefzmtive, THAYNL QMITH ,Yecoml 5'67126.fl'6l' Office: f Prarident, MERWVIN MILLI R Vine-Prefizfezzt, ELMO xVHEELER .SNCC7'EfdJl1' and Tfemlnef THAYNL SVIITII Executive Council Repre.renmtiz'e, Guo Clam Advifarf Miss SARAH PARR MRS. BESSIE ARNOLD RC L SCHOPPLRT O19 O Kilcnis r TOP ROW: Hallie Ausun, ,lean Clnugli, lzllen Pinkxtzill, H.1rry Nelwn, Clarcme llurdiek, H.irnld Huxhheelr, Lnrcr -lain, llgrnqx Mapes, Bob Huxley, Gertrude Wielmcr, jane Greenlee. SECOND ROW: Pcarlie Perkins, junnirn Cnnny, Bernice Dririlrnrd, Elizabeth linker, Grairc Arncy, Lou Greenlee, Laverne Dnhxnn, lolzi llrznlen, l,eln Drinknrnl, Virginia Waxman, Lethal Leach, lisrlier Trnary. THIRD ROW: Orrn Sehilil, Willard Hall, Rex Smirh, lilmn Wheeler, Orin Rosenberg, Tlmyne Smith, :Xrchie Bunn, Nlerwin Millcr, Orin lrlnhlfcld. FOURTH ROW: lilizaherh McGrath, Domrhy Smirh, Dnrnthy Zeller, Alia Engle, lilnixe Yanrreas, Clara Miner, Alice Benncrr, Rnwanerre Phelps. Fll-'TH ROW: Wallace Dnlaxnn, Harley Bradley, Roherr Ferguson, Norman Sexrun, Emerald liarher, Ormond Munn, Delhcr! Hopkins, Hymn Nelson. BOTTOM ROW: lilennnr Diehl, Bernice Mnnre, Dolores Greene, Helen Hadley, Berry Baker, Lois Allred, Dclphia Bcsrul, Bonnie jane Harrix. SOPHOMORES NOT lN PICTURE: Lowell Bates, Rose Biser, Clarence Bibbee, Norman llurrliek, Carroll Christensen, Ruhy Darby, Mary Hediger, Harriet Hall, Albert-lansen, Fred Knudson, Dan Mahan, Walrer Naegeli, George Schnppcrr, Homer Simmons, Verne Tinnersret, Melvin Wnnds. Page Twcng'-tins: S-1 WN ,sf -Q --p..., . 'i -,.f Q... 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Hold n lu lxrxkc Imcrcrr bpcmcr blcnn Hmcr lil.nn H,nc I 1ulLl.1rlu BOTTONI ROW Almx Ifrnxumcvuld lrudx Mllmnz Xcrnx Wchsur Hazcl Xlwg Max-garcr Perry NIarLcll.x kmkc Lon P.xrr.mw Twlla Wnmda I Anne.: Pcnrxun M xrgucrltc Zwclfcl FRI SHMI N NOT IN PICTURE Rullmd lkals Nlarv Ilmoln Le.: Chopard Dvrurhy Clark Hamld Cmvcr Nlargclla Dun flxffanc Dimmu Ada Dcrrul. Xcm Donaldbun loncll Elln Smnlcs I'crausun Vlan Foland Mmm: Hanson Robert Han, Luclla Hopklns H.1rlvn Hnpklnx lunge Ixmkc IM :rr L.-m jad. Mcdcalf Ronald Moore lugcnc Niorron Iuuu: Nclaon Roles bxmmnm Llarcmc Nmlrh Paul Nnmh Varrcn Yauqhn Ldlrh Woody Pug: Twrnty fu: - - P 0011.1-AMQQ5, . 192 K1lCh1S Class of '18 Dun' lftfzfwz' As an echo that rings down the hall ofthe past comes the roll call ofthe class of 1918. Mildred llerkey, the honor student of the class, is working for the First National Bank of Tillamook, Oregon. Carolyn Haberlach is still pursuing the path of learning at the llniversity of Oregon, as are Chester Knowlton and Kenneth Conover. Nlariorie Finch, Lenhart Gienger, and Glenn Rosenberg are enrolled at Oregon State, while Rosa Marie Schild and Anne Anderson are taking teachers' training at Monmouth Normal, Two of our classmates have taken up ollice work and are attending business collegef-'Carol Schultz, at Aberdeen, Washington, and Wayne Wiley, at the Capital Business College in Salem. Following in their fathers footsteps, Granville Simmons, and Robert Holden have turned farmers. NVilliam Calhoun has been working on his fathers ranch in Roseburg, Oregon, but expects to attend college in the fall. When one does her shopping in Tillamook she meets Nappie and David Schnal at the Schnal Haberdashery, Elvon Smith, clerking in Smithy's Variety Store, Harold Oliver, presiding in the Fruit Palace, and gets her change from Buelah Sorber at the C. Penney store. Both Gerald Medcalf and Howard Hohlfeld are now in Tillamook, but have recently been attending school, Gerald at Oregon State, and Howard in Kansas City, studying auto engineering and aviation. Four of our girls have enlisted in the cause of humanity and are taking nurse's training. Arlene Kellow, Anna Quiring, and Clara Galloway are at St. Vincent's Hospital, in Portland, and Alice Brakel is attending a nurses' training school at Boise, ldaho. Dwight Langtry is working at Coat's Mill, Don Tone at the Tillamook Box Factory, Kenneth Williams at Williams Garage, Paul Page for West Coast Bakery Company, and Glenn Rusk for the Mountain States Power Company. Marian Etzwiler is now plain Mrs. Smith and living in Tillamook, while Ruth Thomas, or rather Mrs. Lyle Simmons, is- living at Pleasant Valley. Evelyn Gharst, Rosa Mayer, Elizabeth Abplanalp, and Don Rife are living at home, while Ruth Pearson has moved to Corvallis, Oregon, and Leon Fairbanks to Nampa, Idaho. Phillip Kenney is working in a store at Missoula, Montana. Florence Krebs is household assistant for Mrs. C. Edwards, while Bertha Zirr is working at the Tillamook Hotel, and Laverna Ackley in a Garibaldi restaurant. Ellen Hiner and Mildred Glad are working in the veneer plant. Robert Butz is taking a ost-graduate course at Onalaska, Washington. Charles Baty has shippe out for a trip around the world, and at the time of my writing was in Australia. l am a dental assistant in Dr. l-lammer's ofhce, and as our voices and footsteps recede into the annals of the p21St, may the anticipation and visualization of our achievements for the future become a happy reality for each and every one of us and stand as an inspiration for the graduating classes of T. H. S. Yours very truly, IRENE PANGBORN Pa e Twenty-Jix , X ,Y ln-Sp- iuj. 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The next week Rarey's boys fell before Lincoln Hi by a 6 to o score. Tillamook's defense, however, stopped several of the smashing Lincoln marches a few feet from the goal. Tillamook lost its first conference game to Newherg, I3 to o, on the Newberg held. The victors were considered inferior to the Tillamook team but it seemed as though Tillamook could l'lOf get started. These defeats resulted in a pep arousing campaign which ended with the biggest rally ever held in Tillamook. With this send-off, the Tillamookers played inspired football and downed a surprised and powerful McMinnville team, Il to 7. This game was one of the most thrilling ever seen here. The locals started a smashing drive, but it was checked by a disheartening fumble which resulted in the visitors' lone score. The locals only fought harder and piled up two touchdowns. In the last few minutes Mac opened a passing attack which carried the ball to the four-inch line, where they met a con- crete Wall in the Tillamookcrs and were stopped in four plunges, as the gun sounded. 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Players on this team are thoroughly drilled in fundamentals, and gain much experience from practice against the A team, also a considerable number of bumps and bruises. Merton Owre had charge of the squad last fall. Two games were played, both of them with Wheeler high school. The hrst game on the Wheeler held ended in a scoreless tie. Neither team showed much of an offensive. Tillamook showed vast improvement in the second game at home and downed its rival, I3 to o. The game was played in a sea of mud. Wheeler's defense was broken easily by using straight smashes through the line. Several good chances to score were spoiled by fumbles near the goal line. The squad was unsuccessful in scheduling games-with otherlschools later in the season. 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The state champion, Washington High, of Portland, was the next victim in a thrilling 18 to 15 game at the armory. The boys then lost to Astoria, 11 to 17, the first defeat at the hands of a high school team outside the state tournament in two years. The slump continued, resulting in a go to ll loss to the local Comets in a rather listless game. A week later the boys came to life and avenged themselves by handing a 31 to 14 defeat to the Astorians in a fast, hard fought battle. McMinnville, the Cheesemakers' most dangerous conference rival, found itself on the short end of a 19 to 16 score when the smoke of a torrid contest had cleared. A large caravan of local fans and students accompanied the squad. Newberg fell before the Tillamookers attack 41 to 9. Tillamook again won from Hillsboro 38 to IO on the local floor. The McMinnville team with its artillery loaded for big game and ac- companied by a roaring army of rooters and a brass band, descended on the haunts of the Cheesemakers, determined to banish forever the irritating jinx or magic charm which the latter persisted in using against them. The Page Tbirq-four 1 3: v TSAQKI' TBA! I 111111 proud to be 1111to11q11e1 1b1e 11oxxuer llkl the X1s1t1nU Grlfzlx returned home hke 1 lllllli 1s11e11t s lklL1LI 11111 vustr CIOXN d The score wx as L3 to 11 Newbug w1s defuted 1111111 th1s t1111e 4, to I7 The Checkerbouds, Oregon 1l'lklC.lLl1LlLl1I L11 11111 s were held to 1 score of 31 to 14 Ill 1Co11d1t1o11 mg Q 11111. Forest Grow w 18 smothered 54 to 18 Ill the l1l1l1COHfLI'CIlCC game, le IX IFIQ T11l1111oolx LlI1LlC,fLlCLLl 111 the Clllll'-LILHCL 111t the te1111 Buel W 15 out w1th the mumps, Vw h1te had the flu Bruce M 1h 111 took the 11111111115 lf S1le111, 1nd Chapln had .1 b 1d knee The weakened sq111d put up 1 h lI'Ll hght b11t lost to The Dalles, 46 to 7.9 and MCLJUghl1Il 33 to 7.6 and W IS el11111n 1ttd 1111es Won honorable 111ent1on on the all st lte te1111 GI'lLlLllflOU w1ll t1ke 1111ts Sumerwell Chapm Tmnerstet, Maxwell md Sttw1rt from th1s ve1r s basketball squad Of these, the loss of ames IS gre 1tc.st 1-lc won 111 st1te honors 1n 1917 and honorable ment1on th1s xear Sumerwell 1nd Ch 1p1n were both regular plavers on the team Kelth Buel Dan Mahan Bruce Mahan Kenneth MCKenz1e,J0hn NVh1te, and George Schoppert, members of th1s year s crew, w1ll ptobablv be on deck next season Some of th1s year s B squad wh1ch w1ll supply good reserve mater1al 1re Zaehman Naegeh, Lamb Engle, and Bunn ames led the team 1n scormg, wlth 7.39 POIHIS Other hlgh scorers were MCKCUZIC 145 Buel, 91 Bruce Mahan, 47. Dan Mahan, 7.8, and Chapm, 7.3 Page Tlurg' f e ' f ei f I v , 1 ' 41x .' v, -, y 2 , v -I ' 21 454' 1, A A A V Al 2 , 1 .14 l , ll '12 'lx ' 4 V . A 1 1' - . Q '1' 1 ' lkll, V W . ' ' ' 1 ' . 1,. . - . 11 V. s , , y , , ' ' - ' mi l As the squad was preparing to enter the state tourney, old man l-lardluck . . . , 1 1 1 I' ' , ' 2 ' ' , ' ' ' , 7 , 2 . 2 , ' JL .. , f - 2 1 2 2 ' 4 te ,Ie ' , , ' ' , ' ' , g. y , 1 1 7 1' 1 4 , . I ' . '. Q ' . , , . ' Y I ' , 4 9 4 ' ' ' ' . ' - 11 -gt,LAMOQ,f i 192 9 Kilchis 3 Hall The B Squad Season The Tillamook B's lost their first game to the Faculty, 16 to 7, in a ragged contest. They were next swamped, 37 to 7, by the fast team from Garibaldi, Wheeler presented the squad with its first victory, zo to 6. Nehalem also fell a week later, ll to 17.. Bay City offered little opposition to Mellis' boys and was buried under a 43 to 9 score. Garibaldi again over-ran the Tillamookers, this time 38 to 11, on the local floor. Wheeler came back at the local crew and gave them a dose of their own medicine, zo to 6, in the game at Wheeler. Tillamook again won from Nehalem at Nehalem, I4 to 9. They next took a LS to I4 drubbing from the strong Cloverdale team. The largest score of the year was rolled up against Bay City. There were only five boys left in Bay City high school, due to the mumps epidemic. These five managed to hold Tillamook to a 53 to 7 count. The Bay City Midgets, an independent team, were vanquished 7.6 to 15. The B squad boys surprised themselves and everyone else by nosing out the league-leading Cloverdale hoopsters, 17 to 16. Tillamook really showed its full strength for the first time and played the best game of the season. Coach Mellis promised the boys a chicken dinner if they won, little expecting them to do so. I-le stuck to his promise, however, and gave the feed. Lyle Conover was high point man for the season with 96 points. His nearest rival was Dolor Zachman with 48 points. lt was diPf1cult to get a winning combination developed, due to the fact that most of the members were out at one time or another with the mumps. Page Thirty-Jix XX ' ' -lc? W -ULL AMO Ok . 1 92 Q 4 1' Ki1ChiS ,Drift Hee. ll 16 U 18 L9 1 1 ll 18 lS llll. .l Feh. 1 h 15 16 LI 16 Mar. 1 1 S 8 'S Ig XV 011 1 Data' Dec. .l 11 4 Il 18 13 8 2111. Feh. 'S Ll 16 March 1 3 8 Won 1 Patg: Tbirty-.mlm esllfilfllfrllfl' ' ' fl ' ' .Slzfmnf 0j1jm11t'11I.1' T. ll. .Sf ljfrm' .-XIL1111111. . ... . M18 lf Here lielm ... .. If LS There Chehalis. .. M16 L9 There Hllklllllllll. . .15 1.1 There Rllyllltllltl ..., .15 1.1 There Forest Cl1'0x'e. 1 . . . 16 6.1 There Hillshoru. . .... . . . 9 45 There XvLl8lTlllgIOll Hi. . . . . .15 lg Here 1'Xst0r111 ......., .11 1' There Comets. . . . .50 ll Here 1'Xst01'1g1 ....... . . .14 Sl Here fXleNl11111x'1lle.. . . .16 19 There Newherg. . . . . . 9 41 There Hillshuro .... . 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Marg of the uctivitief of our .rebaol center around the gymnmium. Here are pre- .rented playf, operettezf, and partief. You may find the regular gym claffef or perhaps 4 irlx' rolle 'ball ezme. Or erlaa J take el di in the tank. S J 8 P P P Page Tbirq-eight k 4. M i 'TU-L-AMCOR at Q 2 Q i , . tj rg gieicnis L, HRS XfXRk1XRl.'l IIHXX XRD5 NIISS l.l7NA lil.UNl4TRON1 The Girls' Coaches M1111 A1z11'gz1I't'f Ezfzz'r11'1f.s' Mrs. Margaret lidwards returned at the beginning of the first semester, taking up her work from the previous year in the physical education de- partment. She was with the girls, creating a greater enthusiasm in sports, until the end of january, after which she took up the duties of home- making. Her place was filled by Miss Edna Blomstrom. Mrs. Fdwards came to Tillamook the first of last year from Oregon State College, where she graduated with high honors in scholastic and athletic activities. Her work in Tillamook High has been appreciated by the girls, and her departure was regretted. Mi.s'J Edmz Blomffrom Miss Edna Blomstrom received her first two years of college training in Colorado, and graduated from Oregon State, where she spent her two later college years. Her first real experience in teaching started when she came to Tillamook High, and took over the classes of Mrs. Edwards. The girls' classes in gymnasium, swimming, and sports continued as they had been before, with an addition of a tumbling class. A greater interest has been aroused by the efficient work of the new instructor. Games of soccer and field hockey are to be added at the beginning of the next year. An athletic association of all high school girls is also to be formed next year under the auspices of the Girls' League. Under this association, the management of the point system and the schedule for every game will be taken care of by managers elected by the girls. The number of points will be raised from 8oo to ISOO, and each girl must turn out for three-fourths of the ractices, and lay in two-thirds of the games to earn her points towards MPH P .1 T . Page Thirty-nine L!,,..,'S., 5. 1 xx 1 i Z 'ir LL-AMO W- -' U N9'Y , n:l1cl.fsl'ulc'ls 'T 1 3.92 S? ,,, -, Kllf-2335 ,. ..-vm., ,, f?f1DQWf1 . N 9 ,F Li . ' h K 'XF'-4, ,, .. ,, ,,ff 1331i.5u'Eif3,.g:E?E1.1Ti-2 'fl .'4L'-21...-mm.-.4 1. ,. ,gh-N w , 1 'H 'V' M 4, l 92 115' 4, X 1 XB ft' Q 'w '51 ' - ' 'W 1 ! ..., N... ,b 3 I Q A A' A 3 V 1 xx 52 , , ,Q f ' Q fvxv- K7 tL 4 . .5rf 'N ily ,' . A . .117 4. Q. AQ for flue f0IH'flJ fo1z.rec11tiz'e-yew'tlwc clf1.r.r af '29 Zlllf zwzlked auvqv zvitlf the z-rzllqybalf Clmzzzpiombip. The .mpl1omore.r, with .mme exfellent material, took llw 1m.rkcfImN .rw'ie.r, and the fnhrlvmefv .rfzrprired ezwjyofze by E077ZflZg lwme filfff in tlvc baxebflff context. Patgr lfoflj xv? '-, x 1'-Y.. mf 'T xg wk , ,... 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FLQY11 Rosicmxifizca. . , . . , , , ,!l.f.1i,1'tm1f . . ,A.r.1i,1'tf111f Pugz Farfj'-.fix 1Ctix'itius E1..fXf XS iq K 'x 15' A ' ,ANL-1 -, - -nu-A MOQR 1 9 Kilcnis ,7- .4 'CQ' V i . ,QL 0 5 r A a 79' . qi 3. 'L .f if , fm 3 Q. 'ff ff - w,,... E L9 1 -J ' . V . 4 'Q W' 5' - ' 'F I gr X -fx A Q. A , Q Y sf 1 ,Al -1- , if f A v s Harold Lamb l,IarcmcOl1vcr Iinrl Frnnklm Karl Zwcifcl Huyd Rosenberg Margarcr Gridcr Vern Rosenberg Knhryn Lamb Dumihy Halhcrlzuh Ralph Hector .lack Mcduxlf Wnlma Bnkcr Rul'1crIffulbcrsu11 Ninyscl Smith Bcrulin Znchman Ruth Nhhan Fnrrcxr Normn Page Forgy-Jernz 1,1- ,- Z 'L 1 9 2 9 Kilchis li!-Liglvff S121-ff MARGARHF GIIIIDEIK, Editor FORREST NoR'l'oN, flJ'.l'f.l'fz17lf lfflitor Doaorm' Hsmfrusacu. . . ,.4. Girlt' Atlvlvfitr Sr.-xN1,m' Zuuaeuiaa Yrmlmt limb' i1mlCf1ur IX1.-XRJORIE KRAKE. . . .... Girlr' Atlvlvfirr Kaul. Zwieiilici.. . . . . . .Gwivml um! Official EULA KRAKE ..,... ,... G irfr' Aflifcftftr Tom CTUYNE .... , , .Gwicmf mill Ofrmf Foaarssr Noaros, . , .... Brgzr' fltlrlcliar HELEN Mo'r'r, , .... Gt'm'r.f1li11nl0Uitif1l LYLE CONOVER ..... ..., B rqyr' Arlffurirf Y1oi,ia'r'ri5 Wvss. . . ,,.. .Yfzcml mn! Pt'V'.f0fIiI! MARTIN GR.AHANiE ,............... Artizitnrr NTAIKION Cfoxrss .... ,... . Yofiaf mul Pl'7'.f0lIzlf LUVERNE Paola .....,......,..,.. Avtiviriuf EDNVARD .lonNsoN. .....,,. Dvpizrrmwitr ALN'lN NTAKINSTER .,., Xflzfleflr Body mid Clizrr li.n ruAL Woons, . .,,.... Dcfmrmlwzff J outnalism Considerable interest in practical journalism has been aroused in Tillamook high school through the writing of the Hi-Lights and Spokesman, school sections in the two local papers, by the two 'Iunior English classes, under the direction of Clarence Oliver. During the first semester there was keen competition among the students in an attempt to have their news stories published. There was also much competition between the two classes, each attempting to have the largest and best section in the local paper each week. The news sections written by these classes received honorable mention in the Harrison Ellsworth cup contest at the associated student news conference held at the University of Oregon in January. At the beginning of the second semester, each class elected an editor, and each student volunteered to write in the department in which he or she was best suited. F arty-ez gb! fK - if vw-'- .. .....l.,. SVUK IQSMAN Q X. , 1 Q ' im , ' K11CI117S -,, D .SlI70kt'.f7l?zIlI Srfzfyl' lxflA mi I. ELI.Is, lfdifor HOWARD PIQNW EVA l3RAKI5L .,.,4 Clrlr' xlflflutirr MILDRIQD RINGO. . . . .Girl.r' f'lfIPfL'Ilf.f HOWARD lJIiNwILI.I.. . . . . . lion ,'1lf1fI'l1t'.I D,AVlI7 SIIIsI.noN, . . Bqixr' .fltlifrtnzr l,owIsI.I. l3A'I'Ias ...4 . . Iiqyf' Affffetiar ROIIERT CfIILIIIsRsoN. . . .... AftiI'1f1I'.f HAllOl.D LAMII ..,... I'lfff1'll'fL'.l' KATIIRYN LAMII ,... , . . . HAZEI. NIaI.sON .,4...,..,... .Ytlfilwzf B011 . . .Sllnlrzlt BMI lN1AIu'I.a STII.l.VN'l2l.I,. . M.KRJiJlllli XVILEY.. Arflzvficff . . . .f1rm'1tn'.r ,xml Cla r.r Ilmf Cla mir IZLL, A.I'.I'i.m111t lfffftor XvINsl.OXV STlLl.NYEI.L. Slrlnfmt B011 umf Cfiur VIRGINIA Muiwm' IDOLOR ZAUIMAN ..... BIzRTII.I.x ZAQIIMAN. . . MINIIX' Mcl-IiAN. . ... .IAMIas McLIa.A.N . . . MEl.X'lN Woons. . ROY SIII'LsoN . . . . lVllLLICl-INT STEIDINGER ,.. MARJoRIIa Kirvizmi .. R ALPII H Lcroiz ......... .liflIlJL'7If Barb am! Chan Gvuemf and Uftiaf Geufml .fuzd Ojfirmf GL'7lKf1I!1l71l! Ojfitifzf . . , . . .Duparnzzrflfy . , . . Dt'fld7'fIl1L'71f,f . . . . Dvpartv1w1t.r .Yatiuf and Permmz! Sarraf and Pvrxwmf form! .fzmf Purfomzf Clarence Oliver, the advisor of the stuffs, has shown great interest in the newswriting of the students and has proven himself il worthy leader of the journalistic activities ofthe high school. Student Handbook The first student handbooks were 21 gift of the Class of 197.7 to the high school. They contained information concerning activities, opportunities, events, and organizations of the following school year. Because of its value to the students, wrovisions have been made by the student body to publish this book each all. The material in these books is written by students :Ind edited by Super- intendent Bennett. Page Forty-nine ,!14,.,f'X 1.4 5'g - 1929 ,, , if 'iid f .Yezczng cookzng and cbemzrtry three rczencer 172 Tillamook fvzfgfv nfvool hung to our mzmlr rczfrofr needlef and thread tlven cookzer CII eterm lonrlvef and Room! Clzlberfon and fzmzlbf 4 foncoctzon o oonowolzr rmelb that pemtffzte to the most remote rlmffoorm W nl!! Page Fzfry 'A Q Vis 'fi' xy -X I .1 htfiitn AL4 ' 'l4 :'- I t fl f ll f , , ! A wa of' A ' 4 .5 'ff A 4 ,' . , 7 I M , 4 , 3 x L, , .. . . . X 4, ki -V l , I A. , . . I . A 4 , I . . 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'TIL'-AMOOR I. 19 i llcilcnisl The Whole Town's Talking The most successful and entertaining play ever presented by Tillamook high school was the general school play, The Whole Town's Talking. The plot concerns a young man who wishes to impress the girl whom he loves. He is inveigled into carrying out the part of a former lover ofa famous cinema star. The movie actress, with her lover, arrives in town and is given a grand reception. She soon finds the reason for her great popularity, and, to make her real lover jealous, carries out her end of the plan. Impossible complications are the result, but these are unraveled to the satisfaction of all. The cast of the play is as follows: Henry Simmons, wealthy manufacturer .......,.. JESSE DYE Mrs. Simmons, his wife ..,..,....,....... DOROTHY Escn Ethel Simmons, their daughter ..,....,...... RUTH TILDEN Chester Binney, the young man .,..... KERMIT SUMERWELL Roger Shields, Che.rter'5 rival. . . ....... ROLAND BEALS Letty Lythe, the movie ftar ...... .... P EARL GLAD Donald Swift, Lettfr lover ........ ...... B ION CHAPIN Lila Wilson, girlfriend of Ethel .... . . .KATHRYN LAMB Sallie Otis, another girl friend ...... .... H ALLIE HARRIS Sadie Bloom, a night cluh horten. . . ....,.. MAYME DYE Annie, the maid ................ ..... M ARION COATES Taxi Driver .....,.. . . . . . .ROBERT CULBERSON Director ....... . . .MILDRED HESS Stage Manager .... ..... H AROLD LAMB Properg Mistresr. . . ..... THELMA STONE Page Fifty-two 'N-2-3 1 9 Ki1ChiS The Noble Outcast Departing from the usual custom of giving a comedy, thellunior class pre- sented a more serious and melo-dramatic play this year. The NohleOutcast is the story of an ex-convict who was jailed on a charge of which he was innocent. Escaping, he is recognized in his wanderings, and force to pose as father to a girl who had lween adopted by a well-to-do southern family. After living in poverty for two years, the ex-convict turns out to he the girl's real father. Through the assistance of a young man who is in love with the girl, the plot is untangled and the ex-convict exonerated of the charge on which he had heen convicted. The cast of characters is as follows: Gerald Weston, the noble outeaft. . . . . .Rominr Ccusnizsox Colonel Lee, a .rautlrern banker ...., ...,.,. R ALPH HEcToR Mrs. Lee, his zeife .,................. BERTILIA ZACHMAN Frances Lee, their adopted daughter. . . ..., KATHRYN LAMB Jack Worthington, Francea' fiance. . . . . .FoRREsT NORTON James Blackburn, the villain ....... ....... C Ecu. DYE Sadie, the maid .,.....,...... ....,.,... H ELEN MOTT Director ........ ...... W M. H. KURTZ Stage Manager .... ........ T Hoivuis GOYNE Property Miftren. . . . . .DOROTHY HABERLACH Page Fifty-thru gg , , ff I ll: I ffl ll. .E E E . .- R qfflkfl-AeMf?Qrf , p Q 0 Ki1CI1iS 'N- App1esauce A hilarious farce-cometly, rXpplesauce , was presented by the Senior class this year. The play rivalletl the Senior play of last year, Are You a Mason? in impossible complications antl situations. The story concerns two young men, exactly opposite in character antl type, who are rivals for the hantl of a pretty girl. One of these young men is a cynical, overbearing person antl inconsitlerate of the feelings of others. The other chap is pleasant, antl always spreatling the applesauce by complimenting people on their beauty or health, whether it be tictitious or not. Because of his happy-go- lucky nature, this fellow cannot holtl a job antl consequently is penniless most of the time. The cynic, who is wealthy, succeetls in winning the hantl of the girl, who was inlluencetl by her parents. Her father is much the same type as the fellow she is to marry, but her mother is of an untlerstantling nature. Becoming tiretl of the cynic's everlasting criticism, she breaks the engagement and marries the other chap, whom she really loves. This brings the enmity of her parents, but she leaves to live with her husband in humble rooms above a drug store. The husband fintls it hard to support a wife on as meager an income as his, so charges some bills to his uncle, who is com- paratively wealthy. The uncle is furious, but is subiectetl to a flow of apple- sauceu, and cools down to the point of olfering his nephew a good position in his business. The young fellow accepts the position and resolves to support his wife in the manner she was accustomed to The cast of characters: Pa Robinson, flue fuflwr, . . Ma Robinson, the wotlwr ..,.., Hazel Robinson, tlwci1'df111gf1te1'. . . Bill McAllister, the optimirt. . . Rollo Jenkins, 61 .rzzctcn .,...,. Matt McAllister, Biflfr uncle. . . Mrs. Jennie Baldwin, II zzeigblwr. . . Director ,..,.. . . , . . . . .Ymgc Nlandger. . . . before her marriage. ..BlON CITAIIIN i .DoRoTuY Escu . . ,THELMA STONE ....... DYE ...BRYAN MORCEAN ....GILBERT PYE . ....... MAYMIi DYE NTILDRED HEss .LEE STEWART Peg: Fifty-four - +- X A U ti - V Y .. -V 'fu-L-AMOQK, E E Ml SIC 1 9 9 Kilcnis l l . . i e I ! 4 H 'xitoiav TYLXVN1 -xx Mr. Newman is responsihle for the exceptional progress of the music departments of the Tillamook schools this year. Through his work these departments have advanced more rapidly than any other department of the city schools. He came to Tillamook from Nehalem, where he formerly resided and was principal of the Nehalem high school for four years. Upon the opening of the fall term, he organized the Tillamook hots' hand, the high school orchestra, and the hots' and girls' glee cluhs. His elforts in developing these organizations have heen successful, as shown hi' the line performance of the organizations when they appear hefore the puhlic or the assemhly. Being an accomplished musician and vocalist himself, he has entered into many activities in this community. He directs the Nlethodist Church choir, which presented a Christmas cantata on Decemher 13, 1918, and during the Tillamook county fair week. directed the city hand, which received much praise from those who saw and heard it play. I-le occupies a position in McGhee's Concert Orchestra as clarinetist, hesides heing a vocal and instrumental instructor. Mr. Newman, in speaking of the music talent of Tillamook schools says, l have found exceptional musical talent in hoth vocal and instrumental lines among the students of Tillamook schools. This talent has heen de- veloped through the channels of hoys' and girls' glee clubs, hand, and orchestra. With such a nucleus as this, we are assured much stronger music departments in Tillamook schools in the future. Page Fifty-fr: . ,, -f- IT,-g r IT Zi Q K11Ch1S E.W-,, Ic lc I - at .. nt-I-AMOQK N I I BC QI'- Boys' Glcc Club Thu hoys' glut: cluh has hccii fur morc nctivc this yciir than cvci' hcforc in thc history of Tilliuiiook high school. The hoys hiivc hccii intcrcstctl in thc glcc clulw work Imtl have shown this fact III thcii' LllDPCill'Lll1CCS hcforc uutliciicus and the tiiic PCI'lwO1'lIlLll1CCS they have givcn. Thcii' lirst LlPpC2LI'2ll1CC with IIIoi'c than Nlr. Ncxvnitm, thc tlircctor, for :III Iiutlicncc, was hcforc thc Iissunihly, when thcy sang some folk songs. Thc hoys' glcc cluh has kept pace with thc IALISI ol' thc music tlcpgirtiiiciit in progress. lts principgil activity wits its PLIVI in thc high school opcruttn :Is Dutch villagers and AII1cI'icIIII stutlcnts. Thosc coiiiprisiiig thc glcc clulw arc: Tt'IIlIl'.l' HI1.I'.I'v.I' XYI5 l,l.I NtI'I'oN PoLLocK R fx I,I1II HIac'I'o II Tuosiixs Gl3X'Nl'l ROIII5R'r CuLnIaRsoN QI.-xcx MIIDC,-xLIf X'ERNli TINNI3Izs'rI2'r li.-XRL ZWIQIIILI. PAUL CLIXIIK ROBERT PIIILLII1s XXYINSLOW S'I'lLLVVIiLL M I5 RNV IUIIN NVIII'I'Ia LYLIZ CoNov15Iz NoImI,fxN BURDICK ARLIEL ACKLEY Himizx' NIZLSON EDXVARD 'IoIINsoN XV.-xI,Do TIIoxI,Ixs IN MILLER, Pimziyt Page fifty- fl iZnX i , ,, 32 s T NL-EA MQ C: 'll -T5 f 92 ji Q- A,',i','leQilCn1S -'P' - A I. .. 4-s ,-t. - An 3- ..., ,...... .. ., x V -' ---. -..'-....- - Girls' Glee Club T'.'Jlx . t . . . ,, .K Tillamook high school has cause tO be proud of the girls' chorus thi wir. Mr. Newman has spent much time and energy in working up thi OI'QlHlZ1lIlOll, and can rest assured his work was not in vain. The girls' glee club assisted in the operetra, Tulip Time , which was presented April Il The personnel of the Chorus is as follows: l4ATIiRYN LAMB lVllLDRliD RINGO lVlAR.IORIli XVILEY lVlAR-IORIIE KIMZEY BONNIE JANE l'lARRlS PEARL GLAD x XVERA RosENnERO DOROTHY Escu LENA BLUM ELIZAliI2Tll MCGRfk'fIi Lois PARRAZO Tw1LA Woons XYIOLA BLUM MARCELLA KRAKE .Y 0 prmzof MARCEARET PERRY HAZEL ALSOI, BLANCHE ERICKSON RUTH TILDEN HELEN MLJTT DOROTHY ZEI,I.lill THELNIA STONE Altar ix HELEN 'lon NSONX ADA DERRICK BERNICE RIFE MTGNON BUsLAcii MARIAN LARsoN IRENE KNUDSON XYERNA XVEBSTER ELEANOR D1EnL BERT1L1A ZACHMAN, Pimzirt Pang: F i ffj'-J'I1J!7I ELENA MITCIIELL DOLORES GREENE EUNICE KIIAKE XYERA XVAGY LILLIAN CLARK Lois ALLRIED LENA KIGIIT JEAN CLLJUGII HELEN l'lADLliY DOROTHY' HAEERLACH BETTY BAKER GERALDINE XVATKINS MARJORIE KRAKE EULA KRAKE ,ILM-,,A KL 'TU-LA MOQR Orchestra L'nder the ellicient direction of Mr. Harold Newnmn, the orchestra has grown this veur and IS the olwgect of much Iidmirgition and praise from all. lt has assisted at all school plnvs and the operettn, hesides appearing several times hefore the assembly tolrender selections that gave proof of much practice rind diligent work. 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XX1Il'lI Debate After a series of debates in the Dialektikon debate club, which was formed this year by the students who turned out for debate, the team representing Tillamook high school was picked to debate for the district championship. Clarence E, Oliver, debate coach, has given much of his time towards working up a good debate team, A county schedule was planned at lirst, but later this was changed to a series of triangular meets within this district. The question debated this year in the district was, Resolved: That the sofcalled 'grange export debenture' plan of farm relief' should be adopted by Congress. Tillamook was eliminated by losing both debates in its lirst triangle. The decisions were 1 to i in favor of Bay City, when their allirmatiye team met our negative team hereg and 1 to 1 in Sheridan's favor when our negative team met their allirmative in Sheridan. Both were close decisions. Each year a pin is awarded to every member who makes the debate team. Those who received pins this year were, on the negative team, Lois Parrazo, leader, and Twila Woods, on the allirmative team, Nlaysel Smith, leader, and Eva Ilrakel. Public Speaking The public speaking class has taken the place this year of the former expression classes. This class is directed by Miss Nlildred Hess, and its work is to learn the art of public speaking. During the school year there have been several interesting programs given by members of this group, before the student assembly. The school was well represented by Dorothy Escb, a member of this class, when she took second place at a district interpretation contest held at McMinnville, Oregon, in March. Students of Tillamook high school also represented the school in the county declamation contest held on May S. Pagr .Sivry Ti XA f ...l, H LI UB VVORR If 'L' f , ,fd ff ,--- r , K 7 'Af S 2 E i 3 1 1519 Q . 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The work is organized for bovs and ciris lietxx een life ages of nine and nineteen, with a purpose of interesting tltese petiplt fn the industries for which their section of the country fs ltr: suited. ln Tiflaira ol ceuntv the chief clubs are those of gardening, dairving, poultry' and l'jSl'lxlf!'LilSll1Q.COOlilIlg,C2lllllll14Q,.lllklSCXX'lllTSl. lfaeh i.'t,-.xr i l'fl'1l'L'IS ef' tlie clubs exhibit some of their work at the Countv fix r. T? ig turf lzigh-scoring boys and the two high-scoring gii'ls in lixesti tl-, ' . ix' ' zrfsiiig. canning. and cooking, are sent to the State Pair, where they are entertained for three davs bi' the State Fair Board. The two high-scoring bovs and the two high-scoring girls at the State Pair get gold watches and a free trip to Crater Lake. All first prize winners at the State Pair are awarded a trip to Oregon State College summer school, which is open to all club members in good standing for a nominal fee. At this summer school the bovs have classes in agriculture and stock raising, and the girls are given courses in cooking, sewing, and homemaking. The afternoons are spent in athletics, and the evenings are filled with entertainment of some sort. The leadership of the club work in Tillamook county has been in the hands of David H. Kennedy for the past seven years. Under his direction the work here has become recognized throughout the state as exceptional. From our county last year four teams were sent to the State Pair and one to the Pacific International Exposition at Portland. The membership of these teams is made up entirely of Tillamook high school students. They were the poultry judging team, consisting of Mary McLean, Marion Coates and Mignon Buslach, which won first in its class, the livestock demonstration team, made up of Carl Zweifel and Walter Naegeli, which took second, the poultry demonstration team, whose members are Mary McLean and Marion Coates, which also took second, and the livestock judging team, composed of Mignon Buslach, Karl Zweifel, Robert Williams, which won fourth. The livestock judging team which went to the Pacific lnternational Expo- sition was as follows: Alfred Bates, Lowell Bates, and james McLean. Later Marion Coates won a silver cup for poultry judging at the Oregon Pet and Livestock show in Portland. Every club member who has worked a year in one of the clubs receives a pin. This is in the form of a four-leaf clover, with an H on each petal, the four H's standing for Head, Heart, Hand and Health. A different pin is given for each year, up to six years. All the members of the teams men- tioned above received six-year pins this year except Alfred and Lowell Bates, who each received a five-year pin. Other high school students receiving pins this year are Otto Schild, .lack Graf, Thayne Smith, six-year pins, Linnea Peterson, a four-year pin, Mabel McLean, Millicent Steidinger, Charles Stewart, Ronald Moore, Donald Proctor, three-year pinsg Merrill Maxwell, DeWayne Page, two-year pins, Carol May, Clarence Smith, Lowell Ellis, one-year pins. Page .fixlly-flirt: . Xl - -1' 555-' QQLLAMQOK l i 1 9 2 9 i ixncnis In our Jhop, one may take work either in the machine Jhop or in the woodworking department. Or perhapf one would rather he a oookkeeper or Jtenographer, under Mi.rJ Ahramx. In either cafe, one if equipped for a real pofition when he haf graduated. Page Sixq-four a? -,Y A -.L Z- is..-1 f K V17 'K fm ORGANIZATIONS AND HONORS 1-u,L.AM0oK i N E i 9 2 9 Ki1ChiS . I at .1 Y , , F , X . '5.f5 W fav- L' ,Ju 4 W 21 i it i LLTU Order Of the The Ortler of the T is an organization ol' men who have vvon a letter in any ol the three maior sports, football, basketball, or track. The club has been verv prominent this vear in maintaining gootl citizen' ship, especially at assemblies, antl has had entire charge of the assembly room during noon hour and in the morning, Coach Rarev LILIS as atlvisor, Under his leadership this club has become one of the most active organizations in the school. The Lettermen are: CLAR13Ncia 'IAM Pzwidwlt XVINITIIZLD TiNNI3RsTi:r Liiii STEWART KEITII Bum. Kuizxirr SL'NlERVVliI.L DARRELL KING KENNE'I'lI TVTCKENZIE JOHN XVHiTi5 VVTALTER PEARSON BRUCE MAIIAN RAYTIIAL XVOODS DAN MAII,-KN KIXRL Zw1iii'15L BION ClHAPlN Leia TALBOT NVALDO THOMAS DONALD CZRENSHAVV JACK GRAIf FRED KNUDSON - Page .Yixly-Jix XX Xxx.,- .sr -4-Aww. , . - Y 19 F Kf1C11iS l l e Lettergirls This cluh. organized last year, is maintained to further good sportsman- ship and interest in athletics among the girls. All girls who make the lirst team in their class in volleyball, lwasl-zethall, swimming, hasehall, track, or tennis, receive one hundred points toward their olhcial Substitutes receive fifty points. When a girl has won a total of eight hundred points, she is presented with a T and memhership in this cluh. The Lettergirls advise the Girls' League, of which they are a lwranch in all athletic matters. A lwasl-:ethall team composed of Lettergirls played a haskethall game with a team chosen from the non-Lettergirls of the high school, Active Lettergirls are: RUTH MAHAN, l're.i'jdvr1t DOROTHY HAmiR1.Acii, Serretafj' PEARL GLAD ' Gi5RA1.OiNi3 XVATKINS lVlII.DRliD LIEACH lVlAYSliL SMITH IDOROTIIY ESCH I-lA1.1-li3 HARR1s CATHARINE SCHULTZ MILDIIISID RINOO TCATIIRYN LAMB ELOISE XVANTRESS HELEN HADLEY DOROTIJX' ZELLER Tm3i.MA STONE XYERA ROsi3N13ERG At!1'f,l'0l', Bliss EDNA B1.0MsTROx1 Page .Slf.YU'-.fe'I't'l1 2'1 -,ET ik? x 2 f. ' -flbl-AMOOR x 19 9 QQ-'-' K11Ch1 Boosters Tha Boosmrs Clulw 15 1 COl'lUI1llll'lCk, ot lxst mu s PLp Cluh It lb Cc In posul of studgnts Llnctul to rLp1LsLnt L xch homL loom Thu Club h lb h ul ln ICUXL nur, h unllmg, such 1ct1x1t1Ls IS tlcknt s1lLs, ushmmg lf school 1ff.11rs, .mal g1V1f1Q pep spLLChLs Ill home. looms mll m thL Lssunhlw 0 mr In at Yemertn Hmm! 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X . - Y W Y 1lLLAMoOK , l 192 ' lKi1ChiSl Dialektikons In order to give early season training to those interested in debating, and to help develop a greater interest in that activity among the student body, the Dialelctilcon debate Club was organized last tall. Maysel Smith was chosen president of the organizationg Gilbert Pye, vice-presidentg and Eva Brakel, secretary. Nlr. Oliver, debate Coach, is advisor. Previous to the regular debate season, a series of debates on subjects of local interest was held. Later the regular debate squad was chosen from among the Club membership. Other member of the club were active as timekeepers, or assisted in other ways at the de ates. Members of the Club this year are: Mavsizi. SMITH, Prefjdeut GILl3liR'I' PYE, Vfff-Pl'E.i'jlfL'7If EVA BRAKEL, .Sit'Cl'ffdI:Y lVlARY MCLIQAN DOROTHY Escii TWILA XVOODS HIZLEN MO'FT Roislsirr l-lAY13s Lois PARRAZO MERRILL GOUI.D Aa'zfi.ror, CLARENCE E. 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This cup has heen won for two Years in succession gintl if' won again next yegii' lwecomes il peI'nIgInent possession. The typing te.IiII, consisting ol' XlIu'gIu'et Gritlei' .llhl Goltlie Hopkins in the Iinmteui' tlivision, gintl Ruth Beals gintl Rowginette Phelps in the novice won the cup with Ll team ,ivergige of .I6,og net wortls pei' minute, the closest opponent scoring 3713 net woixls. Rihhons were won hx' the teilln I11Cll1l'ICl'S its follows: Nlllllgllfkjf Gritler, lirst, for speetl gtntl uccuriicy in the zxinttteur tlivisiong Ruth Beals, lirst in JCCLIIIICY, and secontl in speetl, in the novice tlivision. Many students taking typing received nwiirtls from the typewriter com- mnies tluriiw the vent. tv . Bfzdzetbzzff Permanent possession of the district hiisketlwiill cup, plitcetl in competition h ' L' t' fl l C ll -ff I It 5 I ll1l7V'Tlll2lII100li hiffh school throtwh the winning y InIet o cbcgxts we I b 3, of thc district Championship for the thirtl time by Conch RIirey's Cheese- makers. 9 W ho s W ho for 1918-9.9 Tlvefe J'fIltZC'Ilf.l' were clvafwz by the tmclwrif llf being fwzozzkg tlvc mart prawirzezzt in .rflwlm'.i'f2ip, 1zr:!i1'itiv.r am! cl11mzctc'r.' lVlAYSEL SMITH EARL FRANKLIN DOROTHY Escn CLARENCE IIAM ES KATHRYN LAMB HAROLD H.ARP HELEN HADLEX' KARL ZWEIFEL MARGARET GRIDER lVlERVVlN MILLER Page .Ye vang'-four TY: T i C' T5-f-' DATE BOOK 1Q2Q T'i 1 OK Kncms T1111L s DIIL BOO11 11f1f111zb11 f1 .1 I I 1 Lg s 1 111111111 1 1xL11xL1L1 L x xx11 11 L1L L sf L111 111 1111 1L1L11L 1LLL 111 1 11 L 1' s UK PLRV L' sr LL1 111111 111111111 sL1 1 111s1 1ssL111 1 111 IX IL I1 CLK 111 1111 11Lxx 1 Ll IX 1111 1 L xx 1L1L 1L 1 L L L 11 IL L 111 L Lxx111 lI1 s1L 111s1111L NLxx 1 sl 1s1111111l 101111 L11 11111 x LPXL 1 t111LL L 1111L 1 11111111 1111111 1 x1L 1 T1111 IW 11111 1111sxL1 1L 11111 x L LIW F1LsI1111 III 1LLL 1111111 El L111xx1 111 1x1x11L111111L C 1111 1111L 1 Lxx 111L11L1x 111 111 L 1111: 1111 LX 11 L 181 11 xxL1LL1LL1L1 111111111111 NLII F111 RL11L1s1L1 L1 111 1xsL11111x lf 111 ITL JN L I111 I1 111111 L1 1x1 1 F sr 1111s11 s11LLL11Ls 1ssL111111x E11 1 T1111sL 1s1111 -111110 1 L 111 1 01111611 x1x 11 s 11 l11111s1L 5 C x11s sL1LL1L11 111 WL 1 IL 11LxL111111xL 1111111 1111 11111111 11111111 F111s11 s11LLL11Ls 1111 IX 1ssL111111x F111s11 11111 111111L1 L11ss111L11 SLI L111 11311111 1111111111 111111111 111111 11111 1111111111 1L L11 s 1111111 1111111 L111L11111 11 11 TI1L IL IC IL xx L11 L111L111111L11 1111s LN L11 mg 1 11L11 WN 111L E111sL111111 5,1111 11L P1LxL11111111 XX LL11 F L 1 s11QL1 1111111, 11111 1L11111 1 N1 'I-11011118 C11 11Ls ILIL 111111 IN 11111111 1111 IIL 111LxL11111111 L11L1 11 5L1111111 111x 11111111 111 1 Q11 1 1 1 Lt 1 H 1 1LLL1 1 11L1L111111111NLxx11L1f1 C1111 1, 111 11 T11L s1111 L111 I111Lx s111L1x 11LL1 1 1 11 1 1 TIIIN xxLL11 LL 1111 L 1 LL 1 II1 f L15 111 111s1 flll 1111xx LL11L1111L11 s 11111 11111 111111Ls1 111LL1111Q s11LcLL11L11 IIT 11111111111 1hL 1LL1111111 111 1111 1ssL111111x XX L 111111111 11L 111L 1ssL1111111 1111xx f sLL111x 1111L 11111 11111Ls T11L Ix1xx1111s L1Ll1W L111L111111L11 1 1t51II 111xs 1 ll c11L1111 CL L L1 L L w 11 11 L L 111L11111L1s E11xx 111L 1111s 1I1L11 111111 1 11 111.5 1E 111 1I1L 'XILNI11111x 111L Q 1111L 51111 L111 1111 1 111111L11 11111 IIIIL 1 L 1111 s1111xx1 1111 11L 1L11 1111 11x T I111xs 111111xx 1I1L11 s 111 lk L x1 IC N 1 XX X fi +-S Xiu?- is-' '-25:11. - 1lLLAMOOR . 1 9 Q Kilcnis T T v Q Nlr. Owre surely' was a scream 1in the Teach, 1 1 lj in ers' Nlinstrel Show tonight. NX' '1137'3 Xb! 10. Witnessed 1 1 1 struggle 1 1 1 second squad and A Nklliccler 1 1 1 tied. ' A 1.1. Forest Grove forfeited 1 1 game to Tillamook. 1 lfasv victorvl 17. Tea111 demolished Camas 1 1 1 it to o. w J 3. Two davs vacation? 1 1 1 teachers' institute. go. ,Nnother gala evening for the teachers 1 1 1 Hallowe'en party' 1 1 1 given hv Methodist Ladies' Aid. 51. Classes voted to lwuv new stage equipment 1 1 1 plav postponed lor another week. Halloween eve 1 1 1 had a glorious time with the gang. Nrzzwffbei' 5. Tillamook swamped Seaside 1 1 1 gg to o. Score lwiggest vet. j. Kiwanis CLIP was again presented lor competition 1 1 1 assemlwlv. 9. Second squad downed Vfheeler 1 1 1 here todav. Final score 1 1 1 I3 to 0. 11. .Xrmistice dav. T. H.S.squelcl1edHilhi 1 1 1 there 1 1 1 I9 to 1.1. 16. Xlemhers ofglee cluh and orchestra 1 1 1 made lirst pulwlic appearance 1 1 1 in assemhlv. General school plav, The Whole Town's Talking 1 1 1 given tonight. llest plav ever presented hv T. H. S. The new cvclorama 1 1 1 helped. Plav cast 1 1 1 entertained at the Esch home 1 1 1 afterward. 19. Test week 1 1 1 again. Don't expect to he exempted. 1o. Senior girls 1 1 1 won the vollevhall championship 1 1 1 fourth vear in 1 succession 1 1 1 smothered iuniors 1 1 1 16 to 4, and IS to Il. Other class games and scores 1 1 1 juniors won from frosh 1 1 1 IS to 11, IS to 1, and IS to I4 1 1 1 seniors trampled sophs 1 1 1 Ii to IO, and IS to io 1 1 1 juniors defeated sophs 1 1 1 18 to ig, and IS to 9 1 1 1 sophs conquered frosh 1 1 1 IQ to 13, IS to Il, and IS to 3 1 1 1 and seniors ran over frosh 1 1 1 IS to 3, and IS to t. J 11. Social hvgiene address 1 1 1 given hy Mr. and Mrs, Homer A. Chamber- lain. Xlir. Owre's home room 1 1 1 challenged other home rooms to sur- pass his slogan 1 1 1 for the Salem game. ll. Novel assemlwlv 1 1 1 held in gym. Went to Lihertv field afterward 1 1 1 practice game. 15. Slaughter Salem Saturday ' 1 1 winning slogan. 1.1. Salem high defeated T. H. S. 1 1 1 16 to 14. 16. Operetta chosen 1 1 1 Tulip Time. 18 Special pep assemlwlv, Last liootlwall rallv 1 1 1 in form of noise parade 1 1 1 heforc Astoria game. School dismissed 1 1 1 Thanksgiving holidav. 19. Astoria hear T. H. S. 1 1 1 6 to o. Too had! 1 1 1 last football game of the season. Dt'L'CllIbC'I' g. Boys' haskethall practice lwegins. Prospects look lwright. 7. Nliss Yileda Grua of O. S. C. 1 1 1 is suhstituting lior Miss YidaAhra111s. Xlumps 1 1 1 students and even te.1chers are having their turn. P1113 .Yf1:1.'.'1-111:11 -f iS- X ,Xl X hs K Q xp 1 A 1 I J ii il ,ffygzf Ri ou E1- f 1 '1 1 w Q 1 -TN-l-AMOOK 1929 K11Ch1S XX 1111 1111 CIILLl1lLlf pxmmmd TIM Mudm mt of X LIIICL f lSSLll11UI Footlv lll lwoxs wuz Chg hUl1OI guuts lf ll3ll1L nw lm thu Q, ls lug u A suululx w mx slut tl f ll llbflllllg of fxmh 5pgLLl1u 101 pl Tha, Nolvlg Ourn lst f plwultgd f f Xu llkgd C lSf w is LIIELIEIIHLL In lxlrhlxn Lxmlw lxllghm Tlig, XX uk f blmd 50 mms lu lwux mg Ill! umu ll now C llI1Sfl11lS pxogx llll f SC.hQO1d1bIHlSSC.dfill x my mon f f Lm s 111 Fuxr bwlwtlwlll QIIHL mst squ ld Jdg ltu 'xlllllllll I L IIIIIII IIX tg lchus won hom I sg u lL 16 to Comh Rum md Clnwglllmkgxs LI115 mmm U 0 a SIOIIHIFIQ tmp C luL5u111lxux utuxmd cod u x xurm IULIS an Q lll gs 1 yt Lllllb kto H Llllllll ,ytuf md RlXlI1k5llLl L4 to 4111114111 RLPOII of lwunstormlug tmp f um wx rg llll Qylmn Sup LX ftlllllgl T H 5 Colch f f X151ELd school Cr 11lw1ld1 In If thu B q lid t md N uxu rg WILSLITIUIXL of flu XX Qt C o ut I my H111 COIHWIIN x mud COI1fCIIL.d XVlfh mnu ll sul! nmlnlwus Two J lx LX um f f 'lX,gw111 rod xx f f ucpmmi tlum to by L ltnhx B bqu ld won from XX hgglu hxqh f f LL, to C Cluusumlllxus lgft for Fon t C1 on md Hlllslwolo Q :mu Two mon. x ICCOYILS f f f tn un I'LILl11'lLLi f f FOILSI C IOXL f C4 to 15 md Hlllblvmo 4 to 9 Nuw sumstu lmgxus Footlw ill bow ILCLLVLK1 t L11 T f f mu dwlgn btudmt lwodx l1OITllI'l1fQ.Ll ofhcum Luttcrglrls ClLll3lL.OlQlI1llL.Ll f 11511 ductnd ofhcus Boostgrs Club, glrls 1ClEfLlL, md Clwbus f Qluutul nuv 5L,I'1c,bILl ofhcgra Tll1llHOOk won 1 fmt glmg from Vw lbl'llIN1f0I1 hlgh f LS to L5 Thy vow look QILIE 111 CILII num 511115 B squld upwt Nluhltlll tm I-lwh 561111111 lwmd pl ugd 511 Lppx 1115 lf qu L F T Rnd ofO 9 C f f 111111155111 studmtlwodx f on Thg pIUlll1SLd I n btudgnt lwodx ofhcgrs f f 11161111 Mumpb, mumps md mom mumps f f to lm IYVIFLILLI guls luqug pm XSCOIII tx uuplgd Tull zmook to '17 f ld tc ,, t gg 11151 lusk rlw ll d L B Sqllld tmnmgd B15 C1tx 5 to Q flu Hung' Muton Oxuc Cu ICS soclologx md quwrlpln mstrugton ILSIQVILJ Mrs Thom IS Comm 15 SLlbSflfLlUl'1Q untll 1 mu tuchu ls 516111111 Nhss Ednx Blomstmm urxwd todu f nu pl l 1. IL SCILICEOI, took Mis M Lrglryt Edu lrds gl msgs f mm mg to Pmtl md XX hoop LL' ichool d1SIHlSSLd If 1 IO p m 5111 4 mg on Pu kms lull NI155 Su lh M P1f1, naw tuchu IIIIXLJ tud IX Fehlllzllj f f Q mm wlth M IC poitpomd f f f Inc Luau of vw lthu Londltxons T H 9 ost f QIIHL to Comms f f go to ll Iwr Smarty tl lf I -,X --Q.-W 1-u,LA MOQR p 1 1929 K11Ch.1S , I 7. S. 11. IE. I4. 13. 16 18 I9 10 ll ll 14 16 77 -1 I 4 S 6 7 8 Page .slfllffllljf-I1fI16 T:v1'V? TI! Bruce Mahan 1 1 1 chosen as hovs' representative me f executive CUllI1Cll. i , 0,9 gl Pep meeting 1 1 1 song and yells practiced. Mrs. ' wwf' Bessie Arnold's home room 1 1 1 winner of the , C' song contest. T. H. avenged their defeat at As- - toria 1 1 'SINLlSl1CLl the Fishermen 1 1 1 QI to 14. B squad lost game 1 1 1 to Garihaldi ll to 58. -. Rev. P. M. lllenkinsop of Portland 1 1 1 delighted students with 1 1 1 songs and ioltes. Negative dehate team 1 1 1 lost to Bay City '111 1 to 1. Four girls' interclass haskethall games plaved 1 1 1 this week. Sophs defeated seniors 1 1 1 13 to 18, seniors won from frosh 1 1 1 gg to 15, sophs heat frosh 1 1 1 35 to 9, and iuniors walked over seniors 1 1 1 Il to 6. ll squad received 1 1 1 defeat from Wheeler 1 1 1 on YlCfOI'.S lloor 1 1 1 LO to 6. Large caravan 1 1 1 over 1io Tillamoolters 1 1 1 vvatched T. H. S. smother 1 1 1 Mac 1 1 1 19 to 16. Cheeseniakers crushed Nevvherg 1 1 1 41 to 9. R. Cavzer, local artist 1 1 1 explained work and methods of modern art 1 1 1 to the puhlic speaking class. Allirinative dehate team 1 1 1 lost to Sheridan 1 1 1 decision 1 to 1. T. H. S. 1 1 1 eliminated from further competition. .lunior girls lost to frosh girls 1 1 1 I4 to 4 1 1 1 on armory lloor. Pep assemhlv 1 1 1 for tonight's game. Cheesemalcers walked avvav 1 1 1 fI'OIH Hilhi hoopsters 1 1 1 38 to 1o. Preliminary 1111 soph girls won the interclass championship 1 1 1 iuniors lost 1 1 1 18 to 16. Washington's hirthdav program 1 1 1 school dismissed 1 1 1 in the morn- ing. Delegates left 1 1 1 for two days' educational exposition 1 1 1 at O. S. C. Cast for operetta, Tulip Time 1 1 1 chosen. Report cards 1 1 1 given out. Horrors! Cheesemakers staged fast game. Defeated Mac 1 1 1 lg to 11. Exciting preliminary 1 1 1 Cloverdale won from junior Cheesemakers 1 1 1 li to 11. Mac rooters 1 1 1 came to support their team. Memhers of local cluhs and Company K 1 1 1 spoke hefore assembly 1 1 1 asked for new recruits. Delegates to O. S. C. 1 1 1 gave reports. X Nlarflv junior Cheesemakers defeated 1 1 1 Bay City quintet 1 1 1 35 to 7 1 1 1 Cheesemakers nosed out 1 1 1 Newherg 1 1 1 43 to 17. Last chance to buy a Kilehis 1 1 1 at reduced price 1 1 1 this week. Inauguration of Hoover and cabinet 1 1 1 heard hy students. Checkerhoards defeated T. H. S. 1 1 1 31 to 14. junior Cheesemakers downed 1 1 1 Bay City midgets 1 1 1 11 to 15. High school boys 1 1 1 joined Company K. Bravo! Camera day 1 1 1 prizes offered 1 1 1 for best pictures. Coach Rarey, Principal Lindahl, and Superintendent Bennett 1 1 1 enter- tained hasketball boys 1 1 1 at a banquet. B squad ousted 1 1 1 Cloverdale 1 1 1 17 to 16 1 1 1 there. 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'Nix' lor gosh sgllsi-sf' lielxllllille WH C,llieleell. liollqlllil Ileglls: Nflll-all-Kill-.lll Roll-Ile-oxv llowf' Rohr, FCVALIIINHII. i'lsll'r fllilf glsillillef' CJVIII R04L'IIlWL'I'!QQ Oli terrlhle--lel'i'ihle-- l'I'X II1lLf.l1I1 Hglllis H.lY'I'ls Hlsllll :halt CI1fL .I l.ee Stelulrll: Sly, leElsLllllUl1l'Il,H xllllikjlsllllfll, Oli--lxlrllerf Pl1II'lkl.H WORDS Nl'iYlfR YET IWIMIAILIIKIU lil 'I'lIIiSIQ HI'XlnXNSf Olixel: 'tbl-lIL'I'L' will he no rest rollill fxhllfll. XUII lllbll r IICLXI Illllf exrixl tell lips, Owre: You Iliill chew your ALILIIII ill lily clilsses als long illlll lllllkl lls you please. Hess: mlnqlllx qls long Ili IULI IIlC.lSC.H xlhrillllsg 4'I'll fur voll on the hroolll- H l . Nklllllkl, l HAVE YOI7 SliIiTNI THESE THINGS IN YOIIR LIFE? SLIIWI. BCIIIIKJII llIlPLjI'SUII2lfII'lg Cilglrellcellilllles Illlllslllg ll rollell-llowll :lr Hillshol'o1 AFVIF. Uwre XVQlI'IIIII7:Il his feet from the hezll' ol 1111 electric limigllr? Miss Hess singing lLlllLll7yS to il negro hglhy glllcl elglllcillg the Cllzlrlestoll? Mrs. Ellxxumls illrllilig CLIFIXYIICCISQ Mr. Oliver IIILBLIIICIIUQ il step-lzlllller ill-ICI' CI'2lI1l'ilI1gl1iS Foul! l'Tllilt Ford with the kiclcj Iizge Eitqlip'-wil' A,,.- Iii all cJllNL'I' III History ll! K- 'l.lllles1 MWell wils it:Xllsrrlgl-l'lllllg.ll'l1 iurlqlllles: Allsll'l1l Olixer Yes,Hlllig.li'lf' C., 'l.lllles: Dzlrllell rlglltl Olilerz -.ByflllJl1lXX ol IWI'lIlIOgCIl1fI1I'L', how is LIII lfllgllsll lol'l,l's estilte ellxideel lvetweeil his SITIIN' Iistllel' Szllilll: lille elllesr 5011 reeeixes rlle whole estzltul' .-'lrl Xxlflgllff S.ly s'pose Ile llllkl rriplelsf' lr1lleC,op, A'Yollilg l.lllx , lloll't XIJLI set this is ll sloli struct? lllllli liegllsz HY-e-e-s sir--hllr-er--xx her: luis it 4L:HlII.Lf'H lXlIssl,2l1'I'I i I'lle ll.lrlles ol' Illllizl lools xll7XV!l oil LIS gls heiiig coll-e.ltel's, iNlClX1II Woods- l'Yes, lwllr we Islll flltlll lll'sl. 'LILII Velllll ll!! the Mr, Ollxer: 'i.Xll right K I rest, l'll'sl qlleslloll , . , Art Xlvflllllf, Sill e.lll I horroxx il lxClICll'H fl1lI'L'lIlQC1llllIIL'x, Hou lll.llll' lx.lls CLIII IUII zlllswel' rlils qlleslioilf' Xll' Olixer. 'zlllst llxo 'I c,l.lI'L'IICL'. XX ll.lr .lx rllex - Mr. Ulixer: 'ililleglll .lllll xxrollgf' Rlillwll Hector: Sal, llo these srlllllliilg Collgresslllell ever get rirellru hlixs l,Lll'l'I Hxxlllilt wolllll you Llo il' you were ever Cllllflllf ill the Ilelr Of-cl1llIllS ill il sililhoilr? Kelley Woods: Mfiel our :lllel push. Kermit: 'lSlly, Miss Hess, do these glasses ol' yours Illilglilll' very much? Miss Hess: l'Yes, I guess they lliilgililly il little. Why? Kermit: l'Well, would you mind VVCLITIIIQ them when you grade this graillmzlr rest ol mind f Qi, X Eli-X W Te ' :..,,, A- 45Y,Kw- , ff.. 3 5 ,f Q- -o- Q K IJ ur no Slum? Flu G. U4 I 'wr ey- -s Cmchs Shddonf Plagg 54 ff 1 U Wx f , 11 N .I N--. The Bag Fa, Adi 't L fl n I' 1311 . 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Y k xsffd ',,l- Aix lx ' 'AI E 7'- 1 , 5.1,- --', 1 'QI n 'f TQ A A-441,-I-4,3 5 iix-far V . -I il 4 5 , N f L 1. JQTTTN: 111.1-AMOQ I NN-1'f11.1.kj-7E I 1 9 1 111119101118 x-.,..f- '-E,, 'L' k..,,,,,.,,,- -.-.,.-....,-...-z- k,. NS Y ,.- ' ' f-qu-111 Mi' CJXNVL III K1e111u1t111l11': UN1111' e.1n 11111'1111e 111 IIUVI I1-UNC -U1 11111111 III fllls 11111111 11'l111se 17l.'1Lfll1I1l114L: 11'11s 11111 111Il11e11ee1l 111 C1111l' iX11lX l1l111lA111'1t: Yes sn' nie? Mr. Oliver 111 17111111111 lfseh 1vl111 111111 11151 Il'.lllN1E1'I'Ck1 111 his lf S. His111r1' class 111111 1111- 111'1111r1111e11 5lll11UUI1U's se.11: 1113131111111 , I l1111e selected ll se.11 1111' 1'llll.H 17111111111 .'s11111r1lv I expected 111111.11 rN11'.c,l1YC1'1 Hxvllilf 11111 11711 s111'l1l? l711r111l1v: H1SLl.1k1,'I111lI1l'iYOL1,41N4I',cjl1X1JI',H C11z1el1 11111'e1: 13i1111, I 11e.11' 11111 111'11l1e U'il1ll1l1g l11s1 night. I guess 1'll l1.11e 111 sus- pend 1011.11 1111711 111111111111 I beg your p11r11on, e11.11:l1, 11111 if 11111 11111111 111111 111111111115 Il 1611-1111111111 111111111-11elI in your 111'111s for three l111u1's steady shows signs 111 1ve11l411ess, I guess 1'H1 kicked 11111l Miss Meling: 'l'l111se little Gern111n 11131111115 Cost f11IS.OOil1H1CCC.H Miss Kuenzli: UH1111' 111uel1 11111 1l1e1' sell il 1vh11le one fore First Boy Friend on ol1ser1'ing Second Boy Friend wiping 111s knife and fork on his 11z111lcinz1t the f1111t1111ll l111nquet: 1 say, XVIIZIIIS the idea of wiping those things off on your napkin? Second B. F.: Wall Souprneatl--do you think I want to get Chicken gravy in Illy pocket? It was dark. The ratrling flivver drew up to the side of the road and stopped. Silence l1ec11111e supreme. A ten-ininute period ofsilence. The 111oon slid 1'r11n1 behind a cloud and spread 11 gllastlv bluish l111e Over the gasping world. An owl screamed. A black, huncl1-baclced figure climbed out of che 1lela1:1ida1ed car and ambled slowly up the narrow muddy road. Page Eighty-tlvrcc A reee111111l1- 111 large Llllllillsltllls 11e111I11e11 11 1lo11n. The 11111 se1'e.1111e11 111111111 111111 1111! l1unel1e1l 1I4Lfl11'L' IIILIKEUYCL1 1WI'U1LlIl1f1 111 ll deep g1'1111'l. 11 1111111111111 1111ee called 1137111 111: 11111 C1lI', HNQPXX l'erei1':1l, 1l11l1111'1'1' l1's1111l1 11111 lI111QN111Il1C se1'1 iee 5112111011 111111 1 111 freelin 111 11ez1r11. KJXXYLJ 111 Q1kjU1fl'Ll1W111'I 'AWI1111 111'e 1l1e four 1111r1s 111 the 5111111 s1's1e111f 01111 H11l1l1'el1l: '4N1111's, N1111111, Sun 111111 Satan. lN'1r,Ol11er: A-1'1l7XYlUl1g 11111 1l1e SlJXCl1dYLIL11'h War l11s1r Mayselz H1 1111n'1 1iI1OXX'.H Mr. Oliver: NYl1ere 11111 the 11lI'1I1s11 g11f1'11111 B11st11n4 D11r111l1v12sel1: i'HCl1211LlX. Mr. Oliver: '41Yl111t is che n1e11n1ng of the word 'l:111se'f Catherine Schultz: A'Tl1at's 1vl1111 you sit O11 . GI'LlIl4.1II1Uf1lLfI'1 Percival, 1111 you believe 111 1l1e devil? Young lVlo11ern: 'AGosl1 no-Y it's just like that old Santa Claus myth-it's yULlI'fi1E1lCI'.I. Mr. Kurtz: What does this Ge on your paper mean? Spud Sheldona I guess IIHIKIS the tem' perature of the room. Owre: Some people believe the ronsils were once used as gills by 11001110 before evolution advanced to thc present stage. john White: 'That sounds lishy 111 IUC., Earl Franklin says it's all right ro have a blowout, if you don't have a flat-tire along. Zi., ,-1352 -fl' f .JW-M 401 WEPQFCEH F .-....-.-..H- , ' A 0 1 1 . 1 Q2 Q X + + Kncms -1 Y l?qfm'u ufmfzfiq ff1f.' 1u11 .v 1'c'L'U1'1! of ,l'jffAu1zzfmL llfgff Xplwffff, zu' zzxffff fo f1I,Lif ffm ffjvfmrfffliffl fu ffnmk ffww zvfw fun' fwffwff fm' If vlfffkflff K!lI'f-Q. zwlw LILY!!! .fx jrfw- ff1'QI'.,lfJfJU1'I1Vf' Ql'fll!f7.l' Ann! .smfwmf .mf1fv.s'.' ffw nlvffffflllflflk Cflfflffl' Cfmfzmffm yf.r.xm'mfjw1, for iff .!.5'.Yj.l'fMl!L'l' X11 1w1'Li11Kq um' flu' fflfizjmffflq ffufzffw Ffh' f7f70fll'QIllf7!7t'i'.l', fv1'i1m'1' x', .zmf wx- QVJl'L'I'.5', zflw fun' LYlUf7L'illft'l! zwfffw fm' .ro zr'vff,' LII!!! lllfllf of .1ff, fo ffwn' 11'fw.rc ffolnffjolzx UAILL' .rmxfv .1 bunk lfvrm fibfv. l,V','I1l.'l.'Q 01 Tim, xmmu Hn Ii x1.1w l'NI!if7'.!.'J71:jL1 Wuxi 1 nun Ifxulc wiv, Q 41. l,ffr.'1'.ff.' l'fwfffgr.lf'f1 51 I..KYIZ'I'l Rlllx Pfzlqr lilgffgy-fanr xxx L SQ, X Q x K . ..J - X,q.x 111-1-AMOOAQ 1919 Donors Ufxwllllflg thi 9 xi 1 mis L s 1 1 1 non CLCC 1 1 ol L n im mis lk onimunl w aosc donations ham hun churlully grun Ihr lull vwinh is lx l I xxhosn conlrlhulions WCIL midn or promisad hiiou May Z 1 numhir ol olhirs gan lhur assislama laur II llo lham as to thosm namul hui Ihr 1929 rxil is slalf cxunds its thinks on hmhalf of thy tudant hody 'l he Palm l Plank llardvx an C O H J Rasmussxn A Ciruncxx ald XV J Riuchurs Xxlllllifll Nluwnll J P Morgan Sollic Smith lim X.xJ!lll1H1S John Qchild Clark Hadley Fdvsm BOqlll5l Igrllamook National Bank Rocher 1 llI'I1llllI'L Co D R I Rin o Roscnbnrg Brothurs Dr P J Sharp Slranahan Dry Clmncrs 'iunsnl Garage Tillamook Headlight Tillamook Harald lra XV. XVhiu R. F. Zachman 'System Qnrxiu Srarion Makinslvr Mirkct Paul Dismy Crenshaw's Sporting Goods Diamond Snrxice Station P. A. Finns: I age Iffglzry-j11': Z I-Lonomy C lmmrs I ldu Conlmliomry 'Nui Mirknl 1 urn C OT11LLllOT1kfX 1 irsl 'Xalionil Prank 'l rllamook Gimgs Cioodvun Nillu Shop Cirand Lndu Hallom 5 Dr 1 H Hammar J C Holdnn Holnl Nrft lxing, C rmshau Hardvs If E lxogh Drug, Sion lxunlr Nlusic Shop l amar s Drug Stou l 'IYII7 lnarris Studio l omg. s Cash Grocnry If G Anderson Anderson Gricnhouscs Frank B. Bennett Bon Ton hirhr-r Shop Bolts and XVinslow Dr. Ivan A. Calhoun Tillamook liccd Store C. R. Chapin C. l. Clough Co. an Co Conours Rid and XVhitc 'iron C. B. Qtanlry A. E. Hagglund A. 1-1. Harris 4, fi ,, Y-.1 -iblfw-YYY 'gi' 1 in D , V ,,, , If . .. Q 1 f , l 1 Q KIICIIIS ...H kj F I ln 1 ' 1 ' 192 l l'1 lhf .L 11' wish's lo a'k 'l'lyi Lhu ass sl- anc' ' a largc numh'r oi local husinvss mr . I liari ' ol l X c i xx 1 f .' ' 'V ' . N ' cc f':1a'isio'1liosc Allan Paw Xklusl Coast lin lravinv Co. U L 2- .1. C. Penny Cio. E 'X ' 5' ' ' . 4 '. X 1 . il' ' y ' '. , - D' L 1 -L ,s I il L v 3 R Y' ' I 1 M1 A - 'L T. 1. l' A A 1. 5 I 1 4 vi 4- ,. , -s A 7' , ' 1 1 ' 1 'L ' . C I L I K 7 ' -. D - - , K s r. . 1. Q1 Y Q . 3 1 4 , x , A .. .- S . ' g . 1 ' Lf ' ' 1 1 ' 4 X L ' x . , x, x L lx ' . H. 1 1 , lf, 1 1 1' . . I A L X Y , L L I ' 4 1 1 fl C M K A R l V L . 1 Y ' W - -f r'f7LLLAhjOOl-Q -, 1Q29 K11' CMS Autograghs l'sEgJ .AH ii 22 5 ff Y l f 'XE , X N: A A fn ff. ii Vinh 1 a r 'f bf'-,r1. ' 'X if v sz.-fxxv X4 ,'-Q :-..- ---v-fu ixxx im 1 :::: Eg ' .. I. gL2 X S-' : :Zu .:: + .' 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