Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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l'rom, xx e upset all preeetlent hy eoining ont of the soeial high spot of the year with only a few clehts anml the memory of a flelightfnl evening. Then along eame the Senior l'lay, 'l'he l'oor Nut -anrl nhat a play it wasf 'Irne eollegiate zip. snappy eome-hacks, a heanty-contest winner, a poor 'inferitmrity-eomplexerln person, a track meet. antl rousing school songs. .N gooil play if ever there was one. XYe'll guarantee yon'll not forget it in many years. llarely was Xleatherwax qnieting flown after this laugh-riot, when Senior Dress-np llay, assemhly, anrl rlanee elaimefl the attention of every- one, .Ns in the assemhly ancl clanee, clress-np clay earriefl ont a eirens theme. llarehaek riclers, animal trainers, clowns, aerohats, and freaks graeerl the eampns. The assembly was a smashing sneeess, everyone agreerl to that, as was the evening clanee in the gym. in the hsawclnst ring. .-Xll rlay the gala atmosphere of a eirens helrl sway. XYill anyhorly ever forget that rlanee? .X strolling saint ilaneing with a tlevil, a eowhoy with a lion anml Nliles Stanflish with a tiihson tiirll lYhat a time. .Xntl then hilarity left ns anrl we settlerl flown to the grave hnsiness of ht-ing' rlignifiecl Seniors in earnest. lhe stately eap anrl gown were chosen to graclnate in: elass night raisefl onr spirits a bit: Class hreakfast was enjoyecl hy everyone: llaeealanreate mamle ns think, anml resolve to heeome soinehocly worth while. Anil then eame onr event of eventsv-our clreams eome trne, onr goal aehievecl-LRmmmeneementY Ancl as we filecl slowly forwartl to reeeive onr diplomas. we flimh1't feel quite so cocky as we hail expeetetl to: not qnite so joyous. .-Xfter all, we've hacl a wonclerfnl time at Weatherwax. lint we have to go now anal leave XVeatherwax and the seniorship in the hanfls of the former juniors. Nay they enjoy it as mneh as xx e ilifl. tloofl luck to yon, '32! x QR I s-A 1 .1- I Sixteen 1

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v L Pearsall Turk Davidson M alysz Qemnr Qlllass Iialsturp 1 - 3-3, :xml u'e're oft'-to t'omlm'r new worlds and systems. Xml poor old XXi01llllCI'lX'llX is left in the hands of the umlerelasslnen. .X sad fate, indeed. XYQ of '31 hegan hack in '38 when we ruled the roost in junior lligh, linagine our CllllJ2ll'l'1lSSlllClll when we eznne to Senior lligh and found our status appreeialmly lowered. lloxvever. ue started the clitnh hack to the top, captained hy Carl 'l't-inple. president: Steve Turk, vice-president: Edgar hlohnson, SCL'l'L'l.1ll'5'I and Carl Nlalysz, treasurer, uhen we sponsored the Sohponiore llop. a smashing' success that estalmlished us in the good graces of the lordly. Shortly afterwards we found ourselves promoted to a higher rank. lt seenis strange, looking hack, to realize how exhilerated we were at our step npu':u'd. llou'ex'er, we were very Iizippy in our ig'nor:uiee. llighlights ul' our secoml year were the ,lunior l'roni. a social aml financial success, aml -lunior Nite at the Calico Cat, hard work, hut a lot of fun. Officers for this year were: XX'ayne ll'ielcs. president: Steve Turk, vice-president: lidgar -Iohnson. secretary: and Carl Nlalysz, treasurer. .-Xml then came the realization of our dreams and anihitions-SeniorsY Xml did we make the inost of it? Ask the umlerelassinen. Strangely enough, we forgot the awful feeling ot' being ruled hy seniors and started on the reign ourselves. .Xml let anyone try to say it wasn't a good one. The leaders of our rule of terror were: Sain l'earsall, president: Steve Turk, vice-presi- dentl liraee llavidson, secretary: and Carl Klalysz, treasurer. About this liine things started to happen. thinlmining the Senior llall and the junior I Fifteen 1

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M Strand Aho Johnson Weatherwarn IJIIIII1 BIIIZBUIBIUI llaeealanreate services, with Rererentl Klelluwell nt' the Qlllllg'l'CQ'Qlll0llIll ehnreh nllieiating, were helll May 31 in the ainlitnrinin. 'I'l1e last week in selnml, hefnre the Seniors were forever exelnclecl fruni the llalls of Weatherwax, began with a Class Night, not to he forgotten. 'l'l1e Senior elass went on trial. were lmanisherl from nnr illustrious selnml and clietl in a glorious farce ut' a funeral. Nevertheless they reeiwereil snl- lieiently to partake of tl1e elass breakfast hehl at the Klnrelc llntel. lfritlay, .lnne 5. was the gala clay, tl1e greatest tlay in a stnrlent's life. Coinnieneeunent-an impressive worcl and an impressive eereinnny. Seniors erusseml the stage to reeeive the hit of paper. the reward uf four years' endeavor. 'llllllS the Class ul' 1931, eaeh inenilmer liopingi that l1e hail mlnne l1is liesl fur the selnml, rlepartetl witl1 an eqnal share of jtw, fur the things that are in he and SUl'I'UXY for the nieninries left lvehintl. The lHI'0g'I'Zllll for the evening was: PrOCeSSi0nal ...,, ., ..,. . ,...,........,..,,,,...,......,..,,,, ... , ...BETTY ELWAY Invocation. Salulatory . .... ...,....,, ,V..,..,. ....,.................,.,,.......,........,,,, ....,..., . . . ,,,,......11, . ,OLAVI AHO Vocal Solo . ,.,.....,....,.,,.....,,..,, ,...,.,....,,,.,....... ..... .,.....,.,,.,, ,.,,,,,,,,,,..,,.,1,,.1 ,,,,.., I R E N E RICHARDS Reading David and Goliath, from the Book of Samuel, ,,.., ,, ,.., .WAYNE WICKS Looking Backward ,,,,,.,, ,..,,,,..,,,,..,, ,.,..,....,,,........,,,,.....,., ,,,..1,,,.,,, ...., ,,.,,,,, T O M W E ATHERWAX Clarinet Solo .....,. ...,,.. .... ...,,,,., , R ANSFORD WISE Looking Forward ..1,. .EDGAR JOHNSON Vlllediclory .. ..,, ,,., ,...,.,....,,,,.,,...........,.,,.,,,,.,,....,., ,,,,,,, A G N ES STRAND Honors and Awards .,.,,,.,............,.,........ ....,,.. , ........ MR. BALKEMA Charles lS0n1iyJ Sargent Trophy Award ,.,,.., WCLASS OF 1925 Council of Girls Trophy Award ,.,...,,,,,,,,.. ..... ...... L O IS LUPTON Presentation of Diplomas ..,,.....,...,..........,..,.,... ,, , .MR. POWELL Awarding of Weatherwaa: Prizes. Benediction. ORDER OF BACCALAUREATE SERVICES Processional. French Horn Solo .ED BONER Hymn. Prayer. Cornet Solo ..,1.. . The Lost Chord Hymn. Invocation. Sermon to Graduating Class. Hymn. Benediction. The Scripture Lesson, Recessional. I Seventeen 1