Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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QUIN AULT 13 Hovies LeRoy McMurray Smith President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Adviser Officers Harold Hovies Dick LeRoy Jean McMurray Stanley Smith Louise H. Fowler Senior Committees Junior-Senior Barn Dance— Marjorie O’Brien, Gretchen Putnam, Leivo Lindgren, chairman. Picture Folders— Loraine Cauthorn, Marshall Hartley, Fridolf Huleen, chairman. Senior Play— George Christensen, Lyle Albert, Romayne P'uller, Warren Peterson, manager; Louise H. Fowler, G. M. Hall, Madge L. Finley, Minnie Moore McDowell, chairman. Senior Ball—Clyde Easterly, general chairman. Music—Luman Aldrich. Invitations—Caroline Hodges, Walter Crim. Specialties—Lilly Siggstedt, Margaret Phillips. Punch—Romayne Pearson. Decorations—Margaret Delanty, Bill Casey, Ida Berdine, Robert Studebaker, Fridolf Huleen, Florence Champ, Frank Werner, Donald Karshner, chairman. Senior Assemblies—Thelma Savage, Ben Weatherwax, Pauline Gustafson, Ed Barker, chairman. Commencement— Announcements—Annie Ochoski, Clarence Winberg, Edna Braun, Frank Werner, Robert Studebaker, chairman. Apparel—Evelyn Fechter, Clarence Rosevear, Irene Strand, chairman. Class Day—Proctor Porter, Rose Van Ess, Bob Dudley, chairman. Class Night—Arthur McKay, Margaret Phillips, Betty Buck, chairman. Program—Sigrid Koski, Leone Marlatt, Clarence Winberg, chairman. Baccalaureate—Bill Casey, Ida Berdine. Florence Champ, chairman. Dues Collectors—Merle Van Auken, Jean McMurray, Romayne Fuller, Alice Hanson, Loraine Cauthorn, Evelyn Fechter, Ruth Marshall, Irene Strand, Leone Marlatt, chairman.

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12 QUIN AULT F5he Seniors Fare Well cBy a Sapient Senior As seniors twenty seven we started with a bang, With Miss Fowler and our officers to boss and run the gang. Hay! hay, we had a Barn Dance, hicks and horns and fun, Straw hats and country cousins, the Juniors all and one. Queen Marie and Aimee and Hollywood’s whole screen Put on a show at Christmas time, the like was never seen. Carols, music, Mummers’ Plays we added to our list, Old Santa brought his pack of toys and not a child was missed. In basketball our boys were first, they led the line, what’s more,— Our girls topped off all others in rolling up the score. With snowballs, snow, and ice our Senior Ball was slick, And the Mid-Winter Formal was over all too quick. French Ma’mselles and Admirals, cats and spinsters too, With Miss McDowell well-chosen to tell them what to do; Ruffled skirts and lacey cuffs, our play—Pomander Walk— The five little cottages for weeks were all the talk. Senior Sneak Day came at last, we all skipped school together; We packed our lunch, piled in our cars, took advantage of May weather. Saint Peter came on Class Night and made us all confess, Some told the family secrets, and others more or less. Baccalaureate came around with each in his own pew, We listened to the preacher and left when he was through. After all the pros and cons on silks and calicoes, The girls agreed to graduate in the latest white sport clothes. The boys marched forth in dark blue suits, and on Commencement Night, For the last time undisputed, we stood in the limelight. When it came to valedictorian, salutatorian, too, The girls got in the last word, but then they always do. We passed as Frosh and Sophomores, we were upperclassmen, too, And just so you’d remember us, we’ve left behind a few. Miss Fowler

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14 QUINAUL1 FRANCES ALBEE Albce all right. LYLE ALBERT. Quantity and quality LUMAK ALDRICH A rich musician. Ha keeps his notes in sax. CHARLOTTE ALLEN The power behind the throne. AGNES ANDERSON Eventually, why not now? BERNARD ASHMAN Me? Fickle? STEVE BARETICH I didn’t take my seat because it was screwed to the floor. EDWARD BARKER I know every street in Cos-mopolis.— (Copyrighted 1926-27). IDA BERDINE Ida been here. RAY BRAMSTEDT Ray! Ray! Bramstedt. EDNA BRAUN Has she? AILEEN ARLAND Aileen on myself.