Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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SENIOR GROUP

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irmrrr (Class CLASS OFFICERS Aubrey Cross Cris Belt . .. Rhea Ruper . Beulah Scott .... President Vice President .... Secretary .. . . Treasurer SENIOR CLASS ROLL ('on Knudsen Cris Belt . Aubrey Cross Fred Ilulbert Margaret McPherson Amber Spaulding Earl Springer Lance McDermoth Bert Glidden Claude Smith Will Moulton Bess Vammen Mildred Melrose Beulah Scott Emily Hart Mable McClymont Rhea Rupert CLASS 101 2 Clara Schneider Wilda Smith Nan Allard Inez Bailey (-lass Flower—Red Rose. Class Yell : ('hick-a-ha ! ehick-a-he! Chick-a-hi! chick a hen ! Rah! Rah! Rah! 1910! Class Motto—The Bar is crossed, the Ocean lies before us. 14

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SENIOR CLASS NOTES. Graduates! How manifold its meaning; but for us there is only one meaning and that one is fraught with gladness and sorrow. Of course we are glad to complete the work over which we have labored and which we have shirked these twelve long years. Of course we want to get out into the big wide world and show what we can do. Hut then another aspect comes before us; we will miss those dear companions we have associated with so long; we will miss even the daily routine and long to get back to it; oh we cannot enumerate those things which will he stored in our brain and labeled “Memories.” As we look hack, are we not satisfied with our work? Hardly, for each one in his heart thinks of what he might have done if he had only worked harder. Hut even then we have only contributed our share to the spirit and contests of the school. Who could ask for better football heroes than Bert Glidden, the plucky and famous little end; Cris Beltz, the old warhorse at tackle; Cross, the “heady” little quarter of two years’ experience; trusty Springer, as guard; and Moulton, whose defensive work at center reminded the enemy of a stone wall. In Basket Ball, Cross and Moulton again carried off honors for their team. Cross as running guard and Moulton, as running forward. Mable McClymont and Rhea Rupert contributed largely to the success of the girls Basket Hall team; Mable by her splendid de-lensive work as guard and Rhea by her steady work at forward. On the Rase Hall field tin Seniors are also in evidence, for Rert by his excellent work at batting, base running and care of second base and “Mick” in the pitcher’s box and also as outfielder are a pair that would make the most courageous enemy falter. Athletics however are not our only forte; we have been also represented in the more intellectual side by Cris Beltz and Nan Allard, who were the stars of the 1908 debating team. Looking through this list of heroes and heroines should we not feel proud that we have contributed so largelv to the successes of the A. II. S? Farewell to all you Juniors, To the Sophmores and Freshmen too, Follow the way of the Seniors And be true to the gold and blue. 16