Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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 Q n i n a u I t Lawn Committee program for the evening was arranged by (leorgc Kceley. Charles I -wart delivered a talk on his big game hunt in Africa, and Harvey’s orchestra furnished the music. Ade Jaskar was in charge of the ticket selling while (ilenn Liffick took care of the advertising. The last big function of the year was the l»lue and t »old no-date informal when the (iirls Rooter club joined the hederation to make this affair the biggest success of the year. The Federation boys acting as committee chairmen were, Allan (irant, hall, and Cieorge Kceley, advertising. I his ended one of the biggest and best years in the club s history, the total membership of 250 being the largest ever attained. The officers for Liffick, vice-president; (i. Mason Mall was Mitehel (iasparovich, s ph m )re. the year were: William I )ouglass. president: (den (ieorge Kceley. secretary; and Ade Jaskar. treasurer, the club advisor. The class representatives were senior; John Lupton. junior: and Joe Randich. Pepsters ( Nineteen J

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 Q ii i n a u I t Douglass Liffick Keeley Jaskar Gasparovich Lupton Randich Hall pops’ Jfcberatton I he Roys’ Federation opened a very active year this September 1 a big |h) v- vo v held at Stewart field where they painted the scoreboard, and made a thorough clean-up of the field itself. I lie pep committee, under Allan Grant, yell king, built a walk at the west end of the field, cleaned the grandstand before each game, and patrolled the field during the games to see that no undesired audience was admitted via the fence. At the beginning of the football season, the Federation chartered a bus which carried many enthusiastic rooters to and from Tacoma. The rallies held this year were under the supervision of the pepsters. At tiie annual I hanksgiving day game rally, the fireworks display, the burning of old John I bxjuiam, a short assembly, and a pep dance helped create a peppy atmosphere. I lie American Legion assisted with the piogram and Malcom Douglas was the main speaker of the day. I he annual ili Jinx was sponsored partially bv the Federation, in accordance with the usual custom, and was acclaimed a success in every way. Joe Randich handled the business end, and G. Mason Hall the production itself. I lie neat and well-kept appearance of the lawns was due to the unceasing efforts of the lawn committee. Another group, which functioned for the year, was the locker committee. These boys kept careful watch to see that valuables did not stray from the lockers. The club also decided to buy a new trophy case to replace the old one. The new case was to be similar in design to the one formerly used. On March 20 a Federation banquet was held at the Methodist church, and was attended by one hundred feed bag experts from the club. The [ Eighteen 1

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 © u i n a u I t Council of irls By Clarice Mansager 'The gowns of gauze. As of using care for e ll take a look into this busy little shop! The atmosphere in this quaint place is of unusual, happy gaiety, and a good time is lurking everywhere. All customers are made welcome by these courteous and happy models. A jolly tune is played while they display their “cutest of girls.’’ These girls not only model their good times hut also have a serious object, and that is to he of service. Service is given to the high school girls by means of the various committees, represented by the mannequins. The girls chose for their officers this year: President, Ursula Ovitt ; vice-president. Elizabeth Beedon: secretaire, Madge Carberv: treasurer, Beatrice Preble. The first group to model is the Locker committee. The clever blend of green and silver in their lovely frocks clearly indicates their “pet weaknesses’’—green lockers with their trouble giving combinations. Dorothy Cantwell as chairman, and her committee assigns lockers to the girls at the beginning of school. This committee sees that no girl goes to her locker during class periods without an excuse, is the next to appear. Their long flowing of one of the rest room’s main supplies— ! i tape, they have actually been accused of eating tape because such vast quantities, krja Lonngrtn, chairman, and her all the girls who are ill. Best Room committee white make us think I lie tun makers in harlequin suits come out with a bounce horsy the with her Social committee provides all the necessary good times. Starting with a party lor the new girls followed bv Christmas and Soring helpers M art ha I times and Spring I Twenty I