Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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------- © u i n a u I t --------- footers’ Club The peppiest club in school—that’s the Rooters!—a lively band of “vvim-min folk” whose thoughts and efforts are ever concentrated on bigger and better school activities, primarily athletics. During the last year these peppy lasses were constantly behind the scenes,” ever ready to give their boys a cheer and encourage them to “fight to the finish. Some of the most active members were chosen to superintend the club's affairs for the year. They were: Mildred Price, president; Dorothy Nielsen, vice-president: Shirley Dean, secretary; Margaret Stewart, treasurer. Lnder these efficient officers with the aid of the ever faithful advisor. Miss Vernie Foley, the year was declared an immense success. During the football season a delegation of Rooters was sent to Tacoma for the Stadium game, and another large group accompanied the gridmen to Olympia on Armistice day. By their clever and unified cheering, these clubwomen helped win the yelling cup for Aberdeen at the Thanksgiving game. Tennis was not forgottn either, for the Rooter club did its best to get new courts. A goodly sum was donated last spring towards a tennis fund and it was planned to do so again this year. This year, in addition to the regular uniform of navy blue sweaters with golden A’s, club pins were decided upon. Little blue and gold megaphones with the letters A. R. C. upon them brought many envious glances and enthusiastic comments to the proud possessor of one of these snappy club emblems. [ Fifteen ]

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W ho says the Rooters weren't a social success? Their little no-date dances were on everyone’s tongue for months afterwards. They got together with the Boys’ Federation for the biggest dance of the year, and it was a whooping success. Assemblies? That clever Thanksgiving assembly was sponsored by the Rooters, and one of the very best ever put on. it was. It was the Rooters, too, who started off baseball with a bang by giving a snappy little program before an appreciative student body. [ Sixteen ]