Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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28 QUINIAULT junior Class CLASS OFFICERS. CLASS ROLL. ARNOLD, KLLKN ARCHER, Al-BREV AVEN, CLAIRE HEXHAM. LAURA BENJAMIN. LOUIS BROWER. PERCIS COOK. MARGUERITE CREECH. BESSIE DAVIDSON. GRACE DELOSH, BEAUMONT FOSTER, MAUDE FRASER, MARGARET G BIDDEN. IRA GRAHAM, LLEWELLYN GREENE, KILLALY HATCH. WILLIAM HART. FREDERICK HILLS, GLENN HOGAN. RAYMOND HOGAN, MILDRED HUGO. CARRIE JOHNSON, ELMER JOHNSON. ARTHUR KARSHNER. ZOORA LEE. HOWARD MACFARLANE, JEAN MACK, RUSSELL MCGILLICUDDY, BLAINE MI LETTE. LUCY MORSE, NELLIE PAINE. JOSEPHINE PEARSON. RUTH PENN. ESTHER PENNOYER. FRED R E M M EI jM E Y ER. O LI V IA REID, CHARLES ROWLAND. LENA SALMON. GRACE SCOTT. HELEN SEMMEN. EUNICE SHAW. JAMES SHANNON, ALTA SHELLEY. SCOTT STIEGLITZ. YARD THOMAS, NORA VANUCIE, KING VERNON, CHARLES WATSON. VIRGINIA WEATHER WAX, M ARTH A WEATHERWAX, V A L-DIEN WELLINGTON. PAU LI NIC WHITE. MAYBELLE WILCOX. GLEIM WILLIAMS, CHARLES WILLIAMS. SUSIE ZELASKO, STANLEY REID, HAROLD President .... Vice President Marguerite Cook . . Bessie Creech Secretary Treasurer Aubrey Archer Beaumont DeLosh CLASS COLORS.—Yale Blue and White. CLASS FLOWER—White Rose

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30 QUlNIAULT Junior Class Ihstorp So often have the prowess, the brawn, the ability and the virtues of the Juniors, as individuals, been summarized that it seems almost needless to give even this brief review of the class as a whole. But the powers that be, have willed it thus so the writer will merely bow to the inevitable and attempt to chronicle a few of the most important accomplishments of this class. In the Spring of 1908 twenty-one freshmen entered the A. II. S. This was the nucleus of our present class. The class was later enlarged by the thirty members who entered High School in the fall of ’08. Our numbers thus gave us an enviable position in the High School world and made us a force to be reckoned with. Of course, as freshmen, we mixed our classes, got lost and received the usual amount of teasing, slurs and hard digs. Nevertheless, as time went on, we gained respect, which was the stepping stone to admiration. We were represented in football, baseball and track by Fred Pen-noyer, King Vanucie, Beaumont DeLosh and Ira Glidden, the A. 11. S. winning not only the championship of Southwestern Washington, but of the State also. DeLosh and Vanucie are owners of beautiful sweaters as a result of their good work on the team. It is not only for our athletes that we are famous but our class possesses great orators as well. In our Sophomore year, Fred Hart and Russell Mack were two of the three on the debate team which won the State Championship. Marguerite Cook has also destinguished herself in this line. In declamation we have rapidly pushed to the front, being well represented by Marguerite Cook. Russell Mack and Frederick Hart. The other side of literary work which is assisted by Juniors is the Staff of the “Ocean Breeze” and “Quiniault” which is supported by Aubrey Archer, as Advertising Manager, and Russell Mack, as Circulation Manager. The Junior Prom, given in February, was a decided success. It was a very artistic affair, and was the most largely attended in the history of the school. A great deal of credit should be given the General Committee, which was composed of Beaumont DeLosh, Laura Benham, Kill-aiy Greene, Alta Shannon, Ira Glidden and Susie Williams. On May 20, 1911. our annual picnic was held at Westport. All had an excellent time if reports are true. One of the features of entertainment which was enjoyed by everyone, was the graceful rendering of the “barn dance” by “Bump” and Yard, who trod gracefully down the main street of the little town to the strains of “Ilarrigan.” In the “Merchant of Venice” and “Brown of Harvard” members of our talented class were again called upon to take part. In our estimation, from the days of Sophocles to the modern George Cohan, there has never been such acting. They were all capable and made a fine representation from the class of 1912. The Juniors had the pleasure of entertaining the Seniors near the last of the semester. The farewell gathering was thoroughly enjoyed by both hosts and guests. Novel forms of entertainment were indulged in and later in the evening a well featured program was given.