Toledo High School - Twalmica Yearbook (Toledo, WA)

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Gimme: wheie Ther, ze-- CL.-XS5 OF l936 lletty Huchholz-is working in a hoard- ing house in Longview, Wlashington. Nelmo Buswell-is Mrs. A. A. Rhyne, and is residing in Pe lill, Xlvashington. lilfzabeth Byrd-is working in XYenat- efiee, W'ashing'ton. lirya Davenport-is working in Toleflo, XYashington. XYilma Cjilley-is working in Leo's Chick- en Dinner lnn near Castle Rock, XYas.iing- ton. Virginia Hfcks-is married and lives in Rydervvood, XVashington. jewel Kenny-is doing missionary work east of the mountains. Gwendolyn Kerkendoll-is keeping house for a school teacher at Silver Creek, VVash- ington. XYilma Lahti-is workng in Portland, Oregon. Elizabeth Shives-is taking a post-gradu- ate course in Toledo High School, and plans to attend Pullman College this fall. lilmer Barber-is serving aboard the C, S. S. Southard stationed at San Diego, California. He is an assistant electrician aboard this ship. Robert Hall-works at Northern Pacific depot at Vader, Vtfashington. John Hinkley-is working near Toledo. VK'ashington. Eugene Holmes-is picking staying in Shelton. Truman Hulse-is working Falls, Oregon. Roger Johanson-is working on on a farm ferns. He is at Kalamath the farm at home. Clifford Moffit-is married and is work- ing ,for his father. Wlilliam Xewburn-is going to Business College in Centralia, XVashington. Vernon Partch-is workng at Howells Grocery store in Toledo. Albert Sellards-is picking ferns and is at home. Roy Sellards-is picking ferns staying at home. Edwin Sommers-is working on and is the farm at home, XYilliam XYalrod-is working on the farm at home. Kenneth XYerden-is working in his fath- er's store in Vader, Vifashfngton. CL.-XSS OF 1937 Gerald Booth-is at home. Harry Bunting-is a service station at- tendant at St. Helens, Oregon. Anor Psnswell-is working on the farm at home. working on the farn' what Them, 'ze Doing! Lester Cornell-works in the woods at Ryderwood, NYashington. Byron llopp-sings over radio station liEL.X. Robert Pahl-is working on the farm at home. Albert Efcliultzler-fs working in the woods at Ryderwood, VVashington. Richard Tevis-fs staying at home at the Irgscnt time. He expects to attend the university in the near future. Arthur XYasr1burn-is married and work- ing in a pulp mll in Shelton, XVashington. Glen VVilliams-is attending VVilson's Mozlezn Business College in Seattle. He is traning to be a secretary. Myra Aho+is doing housework in Seat- tle, NVashington at present. Her future plans are not decided. Sadie Austin-is married and is residing at Vader, Wlashington. Maxine Bickford-is staying at home in Toledo, Washington. Nina Blake-is a post-graduate at To- ledo High School. She has no definite plans for the future, Betty jo Chaffee-is attending Centralia Business College, and hopes for a well Laying position in the near future. Eva Due-Qs staying at her home near Toledo, Wlashington. Bertha Iiuckiger-is clerking in Tole:lo's Dug Store, and hopes some day to be a Girl Scout leader. Josephine Hurst-fs working at Randle and hopes to attend Normal School this fafl. Denzil Lewis-is Mrs. Laurence Oineg. jr., and is residing in Toledo, XYashington. Anne Maschke-is Mrs. XVilliam Talbott, and is residing in Chehalis, X'Vashington. Hazel Omeg-is at home at the present time. Norma Piri-at present is doing house- work in Seattle, XNYZ'Slllllg'fOll, and intends to attend Metropo'itan Business College th's summer. Ruth Presnell-is Mrs. Henry Parsons and is residing at Hoquiam, XYashington. Esther Ritari-'s staying at home and taking a correspondence course in Business Training. Eleanor Rogers-is attending Metropoli- tan Business College in Seattle, XYashington. Alice Seifert-is working in the County .Kgent's off'ee as secretary and hopes to work there for some time. Nancy Shackleton-is Working in a hotel coffee shop in liortland, Oregon. She ex- rects to go into Nurses Training in the future, Elaine X'Vieklund-is taknfz a post-gradu- :te course at Toledo High School. She ex- pects to go to the lfniversity of VVashing- ton this fall. Page Twenty-Four