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Evening star., 1934-02-07
Copyright. 1934)
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
n YEW YORK, February 7.-Wil-
M liam Frederick Hoppe, called
VI Willie since the days he
L y climbed aboard a soap box
at Cornwall-on-th Hudson
to learn the rudiments of billiards
in the early days of the century is
making his third bid for the world
three-cushion title more from neces-
sity than desire.
Take it from Hoppe himself, who at
the age of 18 startled the world by
defeating the great French balk line
ace, Maurice VignauX, he would much
rather play balk line billiards. the
game in which he earned his reputa-
tion, than match strokes with the
best three cushion stars.
"Balk line is the game I know best
and love-" Hoppe said. If there were
only more competition at either 1871
or 1872 1 would gladly desert three
cushions and play again for our balk
line championship
Hoppe who left balk line six years
ago to play in his first three cushion
tournament, opened his bid for
Welker Cochrans crown last night by
defeating Arthur Thurnblad, former
champion from Chicago, so to 2S, in
A innings.
Il am playing the best billiards of
Evening star., 1934-02-07
EASTERN MENTOR
FEARS COCK|NESS
Mike KeIIey's Quint Lone
Game From Title After
Beating Western.

n)oME on now, you fellows,
give us a break. Lay
off that stuff about
Eastern having the
championship in the bag. We've
got to beat Central yet, and
there's nothing soft about them.
Golly knows if we don't do bet
ter Friday than we did against
western we're sunk"
Mike Kelley, coach Of the Eastern
team, which downed Western yester-
day, 50-38, and will land the title II
it trims Central Friday, is fearful or
Kid Psychology will do his boys dirt
II they enter the game against Bert
Coggins' charges too cocky.
Prior to Eastern's win over Western
yesterday Tech moved into second
place by drubbing Roosevelt, 50-26.
1t was the final series game for the
Mckinley bunch. which is sure of at
least tie for second place when the
series schedule ends Friday and will
be eased into a three-way tie with
Eastern and Central should the lat
ter upset things by downing Eastern.
Eastern now has six wins and one
defeat, to head the flag scramble;
Tech. six victories and two losses,
and Central. standing third, five wins
and two defeats.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
\, Y. j. PROMISES
T0SEND QUARTET
viii Race in Either Mile or
Two Mile Event-Terps
Defeat Virginia.
BY H. c. BYRD.

~ATHOLIC UNIVERSITY Is
advancing plans for it's
track meet February "a
~ which it believes will cul-
inmate in one of the best af-
fairs of the kind ever held In
Washington.
Events for colleges. clubs and
schools are being scheduled and the
cream of the track talent in this
section will be in competition. And,
unless there is an unexpected turn in
present indications, several good
northern athletes, as well as a relay
team or two, are fairly sure to take
part.
The last school heard from by
Coach Dorsey Griffith and Athletic
Director Dutch Bergman is New York
University, which has promised to
send a one-mile or a two-mile relay
team. No opponent for the Gotham
school has been selected.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
No Tortoises, Either.

"THEY won't have to take any
bodys dust on those base
lines, either. With a lum-
bering team like the Yanks land
ing high year after year, you might
get the idea that speed plays a
small part in the success of a team.
but that isn't true of an outfit that
doesn't have pair of sluggers like
Ruth and Gehrig to pound the ball
out of the lot. Agility is an i'm
portant factor, on the paths as
well as in the field. and with the
exception of Mickey himself, there
isn't a really slow man in the De-
troft gang.
And don't worry about THEFT hit
ting No fancy averages, under
stand, but plenty Of dynamite. I
Evening star., 1934-02-07
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WIKI GEzeox1R y
(2g&%I ~ n

know if I were still pitching Id
hate to face a lineup contain
ing Rogell, Cochrane. Gehringer.
Greenberg, Goslin and Walker
And Fox and Owen are no slouches
with men on, either
LAS see it. all Detroit needs to
get and stay in the thick of the
flag hunt is the right spirit, and
with a hustler like Cochrane on
the job. the outlook for that is
good, too. Yep, those Tigers should
be DANGEROUS.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
Tech Has Easy Going.

"ECH. making its final scheduled
/ series appearance, outclassed
Roosevelt from the start. It
was led by Francis Red DAILY. who
socked the hoop for the amazing
total of % points.
Westerns improved team put up
a desperate fight against the East
erners, but the latter in spite of
their ragged play, gained an early
slim lead and managed to add to it
as the game went along.
Dean and Nolan. with Is and u
points, were high scorers.
Summaries.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
Cow Kick Stops
Basket Ball Ace

CTRAFFORD, Mo, February
- R).-Douglas Potter, star for
ward of the Strafford High
School basket ball team, is due for
a month of bench warming at
games because the family COW
kicked of one Of his fingernails.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
Passing the Buck.

IRON all of which you may
gain the impression that
Grif thinks pretty well Of the
Bengals' chances this year.
If I hadn't been buttonholed on
numerous occasions by base ball
bugs demanding to know why Bos-
ton, or Philadelphia, or Cleveland,
or Chicago was rated so low in a
pennant forecast yarn recently
presented by this observer. the
above might never have been typed.
Merely as a matter of self-de-
fense, have set forth few Of the
reasons as advanced by man con-
sidered right astute about such
things.
Evening star., 1934-02-07

"A YEw YORK. February 7 @.-
M Take it from Henri Cochet,
the United States has an ex-
i Y cellent chance to regain the
Davis Cup, worlds interna-
tional tennis trophy, this year.
Despite the pessimism Of American
critics, the famed French ace. now q
professional is convinced that the
shift of the challenge round from
France to England and the grass
courts of Wimbledon will help bring
the cup back to these shores.
x YOUR doubles team" Henri said,
with appropriate gesticulation,
always 1t wins. No one can
beat George Lott and his partner,
either John Van Ryn or Wilmer Alli-
son. So there you have one point to
start with.
"On grass courts Frank Shields and
Allison or Sidney Wood all are the
equals Of Bunny Austin and Fred
Perry in singles. II I had TO choose,
to bet. would not know who. So
at least it is even in singles. The
Evening star., 1934-02-07
HAMILTON is PLEASED
New Coach Will Join Old Navy
Mates Late This Month.

SAN DIEGO. Calf, February 7 up.
Lieut.. Tom Hamilton, named as a
coach of the United States Naval
Academy foot ball team Monday, will
leave Coronado, where he has been
making his home, for Annapolis
about February %.
Il am very much pleased to be re-
called to the Academy to work with
foot ball" Hamilton said. Il am
pleased also at the prospect of being
able to work and cooperate with
Rip Miller, John Wilson and my old
teammates, Hank Hardwick, John
Cross and Howard Caldwell"
Evening star., 1934-02-07
NAVY COACH REPORTS
Crinkley Will Aid Walsh /:

Tutoring Crew Candidates.
ANNAPOLIS. Md. February 7 (P,.-
Ensign Duke Crinkley, U. S. N, has
reported at the Naval Academy to
assist Charles S. Walsh. crew coach,
with the varsity and plebe oarsmen.
While at the Academy besides be-
ing an oarsman, Crinkley was an
intercollegiate heavyweight boxing
champion.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
WOODWARD QUINT BUSY.

Woodward School junior basketers,
who defeated the Friends School Jun
iors, 1918, yesterday at Friends, were
10 meet Roosevelt Highs 125-pound-
ers today at Roosevelt and tomorrow
viii face Episcopal Highs 125-pound-
ers on the Woodward court.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
Md. Frosh f25).
G. d. PREP FETE TONIGHT.

A large attendance is expected to-
night at the Georgetown Prep School
foot ball banquet at the Washington
Hotel when Lou Little, Columbia
University's famed foot ball coach,
will be the guest of honor and the
main speaker. The affair begins at
7 o'clock.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
TOUGH GAMES WON
BY PREP DRIBBLERS
St. Johns Is Sent Extra Period
and Georgetown Registers
Two-Point Victory.
CT. JOHNS and Georgetown Prep

CT. JOHNS and Georgetown Prep
~ today boast tard-earned victories
over lively rivals in the District
area prep school whirl.
The Kaydets stepped out on their
court with a will to conquer Landon,
1922. in an extra period, after reg
ulation play ended 1920.
Tom Keating's two-pointer in the
final minute gave Georgetown Prep
1921 victory over furiously strug-
Cling Friends quint on the Garrett
Park floor. The Garrett Parkers were
without their star forward, Maury
Nee.
Gin, aria
Evening star., 1934-02-07
LAFFOON GRABS $500.

PHOENIX, Ariz., February (P).-
The golf1ng army moved eastward to-
day after a brief halt in Phoenix.
during which Lafoon. Denver profess
sional. teamed with Barry Goldwater
of Phoenix. to win the $500 Phoenix
pro-amateur tournament. They had
a best-ball score of "a.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
YANKEE WOMEN SCORE
Three in Third Round of Squash
Tourney in England.

LONDON, February tP.-The
United States woman's squash rackets
champion and the runner-up are in
the third round of the English title
tournament. The American survivors
have been reduced to three.
Mrs. w. P. Howe of Boston, who
won the American title last month.
and Anne Page of Philadelphia. the
other finalist, gave impressive show
ings as they defeated English oppo-
nents. Mrs Howe defeated Mrs
StraWson. 81, So. 9-7. 93 and
Miss Page won from Miss S. M. Free
man, %, 9-4, 9-6.
Winning with them was Mrs. AIRY
J. Lamme of Rye, N Y, who defeated
Miss P. M. Tew, 9-3, 5-9, 11, 9H6.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
DAVIS.ELKINS PRESSED
Repulses Late Old Dominion Raj
ly to Win, 80 to 27.

ALEXANDRIA. Va, February T.
Davis s-Elkins College basketers man
aged to repulse late Old Dominion
Boat Club rally and conquer the latter,
1927, here last night.
In a preliminary Alexandria Highs
quint drubbed the De Molay team
$3.50.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
Totals -" so Totals. 4 80
Reterees-J Mitchell and o Mitchell.
SHORE ON STAR TEAM
Picked to Play in Contest for
Benefit of Bailey.

MONTREAL, February 7 R.-
Eddie Shore, the Boston Bruins de-
fense star. who was involved in the
accident which nearly cost Ace Bailey
Of Toronto his life, has been selected
for the all-star National Hockey
League team which will oppose To-
ronto in the game for Baileys benefit
week from today.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
U. S. SKATERS SCORE.

MILAN. Italy. February I LPy.-1-r
United States team scored its first
victory in the world amateur ice
hockey tournament yesterday, defeat
ing CZechoslovakia. l to 0, in the
final series of the tournament. Canada
defeated France, 9 to 0.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
To Molov (2i
Totals. % 753 Totals. ..12
CENTRAL QUINT VICTOR
Late Squirt Decides Issue in Tilt
With Terp Frosh.

Led by Bill Bryant. who scored five
points, Central spurted in the closing
stages to conquer the Maryland
Freshmen, 1925, at College Park.
Bryant counted nine points in all
to head the winners attack Bill
Guckeyson. Maryland's center, was the
games high scorer, however, with 10
points.
Summary:
Evening star., 1934-02-07
The Slap Courteous.


THE apparently Of those Ahrian ous in which Make
of watchWord and the
parfa knight
opponents be said for Mr.
uphong the reputation OF the South
for chivaly and
fight fans to drift OIL
land mentioned It's bad
blow
elbow regard him something less than Killer
which
quickly that's his business I'm
champs because may have said oe1ore we
Makes Favorite
millions the inmates
w interest The
that Knight had been
lobby
the decision
"Niaxiek expect?"
notch Rosenboom
championship to New York to attend hearing
officials bit worried They thing
Labor Trouble.
National schedule meeting an end without en-
parliamentary circles There
but nothing revolutionary
uniform they going to
meeting vrulent walters
vruen taxcab strike The athletes
disturbed by these symbols of labor troub
by skng" inquired one Of the players Id Just
They'd stick bushe in spot THESE
plenty Of nerve"
striking ball player could threaten to Jump
rid Of the Federal League time
~ by Newspaper Alliance 1nc)
Evening star., 1934-02-07
DALEY HEADS SCORERS
Big Day Against Roosevelt Gives

Big Day Against Roosevelt Gives
Him Total of 80 Points.
The % points Red DAILY, Tech
guard, piled up in the Roosevelt game
yesterday put him ahead in the race
for scoring honors In the public high
basket ball series. His point total
now is SO.
Dizzy Dean, Eastern guard stands
second with 70 points, but has an
other game to play, that with Central
Friday
Evening star., 1934-02-07
FROM THE PRESS BOX
BY JOHN LARDNER-

IEW YORK February Waited by fresh breeze from Miami
~ Signo Primo With regl-
Of Madison Square Garden officials who rkd lie and n
journey
their interest and their interest IS
centered Sgnor Cameras oddyhape diaphragm
The had little about the cutting bee between ap Make
heavyweight
entirely unpotable slice of the cash cug
had to delivered sapsy Make who be relied on to give wide
circulation.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
COLONIES LIST CHICKS.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, February 7 (P.-
Louisville will play three exhibition
games against the Memphis Chicks
here March 80, 81 and April l..
Evening star., 1934-02-07
Plans Sprint Feature.

n ERGMAN now is trying to arrange
n an invitation sprint race of so
yards. He has invited several OF
the best sprinters in this section and
two or three men from the North.
Earl Widmyer of Maryland is to re-
main here for the c. U. meet instead
of going to New York to take part in
t1e National A. A. U. championships.
Bergman and Griffith gradually are
working up their program and prob
ably will be able to announce 1t by
the end of this week. However, with
Virginia, Washington and Lee,
Georgetown, Navy Hopkins, Mary
land and two or three northern
schools sending relays and individuals
4 seems that the success Of the affair
virtually is assured.
The Catholic U. meet will be big
toon to club and school athletes In
this section. In fact, it Is the only
set of indoor games in which they
get a chance to take part. Ihe Dig
meets in New York are too fast 1or
them, even if they could finance sucn
trips,
Evening star., 1934-02-07

~TAGING a late rally to nip an i'm
y proved University Of VII Virginia l
~ ouint, % to 25, Maryland's bas-
ket ball team scored its fifth Soutnern
Conference triumph in six starts las1
night in the Ritchie Coliseum,
Trailing at the half, Ia to H. ana
q few minutes before the final whistle,
n to %, Maryland emerged victorious
when Spider Chase and Bob Snyoer
dropped in a quartet OF foul goals ana
Bucky Buscher rammed home double
decker.
Only midway the second half and
during the winning rally did the Terps
pIay up to par. With the resumption
Of play after the intermission, Mary
land scored six straight points to tie
the score, l7-all, and battled the Cava-
uers evenly until the count was tied al
20-all. Here Virginia forged ahead,
only to succumb when the Old Lalers
spurted.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
PA STRIBLING QUITS

Releases All His Fighters, Will
Conduct Lumber Business.
MACON, Ga, February Z (P.-W.
L. PA" Stribling, father-manger Of
the late w. l.. Young) Stribling,
heavyweight contender, has quit box
ing to enter the lumber business in
Charleston, S. C.
Stribling said he had released all
his fighters February /.
Evening star., 1934-02-07

Previous Games.
Central, 80; Western, 81.
Tech, "a; Eastern, 30.
Tech, 20; Western. 81.
Central, 80; Roosevelt, 81.
Eastern, So; Roosevelt, 27.
Central, 80; Tech, 25 (extra
period.
Tech, 20; Roosevelt, 25.
Eastern, 48; Western, %.
Eastern. 40; Central, Is.
Roosevelt, 80; Western, 29.
Central, "a; Western, q.
Eastern. 40; Tech, 27.
Tech, 81: Western. 25.
Central, 46; Roosevelt, 26.
Eastern, Sc; Roosevelt. As.
Tech, 81; Central, SO.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
: A MEXICAN UNIVERSITY and ST.

: A MEXICAN UNIVERSITY and ST.
n Johns of Annapolis play the
only college basket ball game
here tonight The Annapolis five
will enter the game big favorite. On
It's record, it should certainly be the
victor
Catholic Universitys court team
goes over to Monumental City to play
the University of Baltimore. The
Brooklanders ought to win, but may
run into real opposition.
George Washington had game to-
night with Delaware, but the latter,
for an unannounced reason, Cancelled
The Colonials also have had another
game Cancelled, Duquesne having
called off its trip here on February
20 because of a mixup in its schedule.
nus TEBELL, Virginia basket ball
T coach, tells an amusing story OF
a bush league ball player in
West Virginia 1t was some years ago,
In the day when the center field in
each ball park was adorned with
large animal advertising a certain
brand of tobacco. 1t was customary
Tor the tobacco company to give a
prize of $50 every time a drive from
the bat hit the sign. 1t seems that
the particular player had smashed out
plenty of long hits, but all had missed
the mark. However, in the final game
be lifted one directly toward the big
sign. He started toward first base,
but Just before he got to the bag he
saw that instead of hitting the sign
The ball was going to clear it by a
night margin. The player stopped
quickly, looked toward the sign and
YELLED at the top of his voice:
"Jump UP, bull, jump up!"
INCIDENTALLY, the chances are
that Tebell will leave Virginia this
Spring to take job as athletic
director and head coach of three
sports at University of Richmond.
Tebell would not commit himself
definitely when asked about it, but
he did say enough to indicate that
the Richmond job is attractive to him.
Apparently about the only thing hold
Ing Tebell back is his disinclnation
10 leave Virginia.
If Tebell takes the Richmond job
be will send Butch Slaughter, present
Hne coach at Virginia, to Richmond
to handle Spring practice. Slaugh-
ter is expected to go to Richmond as
Tebells line coach.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
Basket Briefs

1.-TWO gymnasiums, Roosevelt and
Macfarland Junior High. will
be used in the District A. A. U.
basket ball tourney, which opens
March s. Only one court has been
used heretofore, and the increased
facilities are expected to do much to
speed play and add interest.
Two leading teams in the major
loop of the Community Center League
maintained their fast pace last night,
when Saranacs boWled over Columbia
Engine Co., 3O-18. and Trinity dusts1
off Congress Heights, 1921. Heuric-I
Flashes downed A. A. A., 1926, in
another game in the big circuit.
In other Community Center loop
tilts Sigma Alpha Kappa defeated
Flying Eagles, PALS: Calvary DrakeS
drubbed Simpsons Pharmacy. 1926;
Swami Service was 60-19 victor over
Sanitary Employees. and KatZman
27-13.
Other results:
Northeast Community Center.
Sigma Tau Lambda. SO: Blue Plains. !.
AlOulII EIedSdLt 90 Sdl oiiOc flcpd
Sanitary Warehouse. SO; Roamers. c3.
Boys Club League.
Merrick Boys Club. 33; Boys Club
Veterans, 10.
B. Y. p. U. League.
First Baptist. 80; Silver Spring. 20.
Independent.
Lerch's Cleaners. SO; Boyds Phar-
macy. 13.
Sacred Heart. 43: st. Johns l.B. 90.
Naval Reserves. 21; Potomac Boat
Saranac Juniors. 80; Pepco. 20.
Brightwood Methodists, 10; Eldbrooke
Eidbrooke A C.. %; Kenilworth Church.
13.
These teams are after games:
Post Exchange of the War College for
Friday night with an unlimited team hav-
Arlington A. C. with l45-pound or
Unlimited 9uint for tomorrow night.
Eldbrooke e 4. c. for Tuesday nights in
Eldbrooke gym with 135-140 pound teams.
MANAGER Loveland. Emerson 6146. between
Wisconsin Motors. unlimited foes hav-
ing oyms for Tuesday. and Wednesday
nights O. p. Mcdonald. North 6220. st
pm.
Evening star., 1934-02-07

Referee-Mr. Pr0Ctor (RlChmUnuJ.
"a ONE-MILE relay team and Will
~ mer Bradley in the sprintS will
compete for Georgetown in the
West Virginia track and field games
at Morgantown, w. Va, Saturday. it
has been announced by Coach Jim
Mulligan.
Just who will represent the Hoyas
IN the relay will be determined to-
morrow afternoon, when time trials
will be held.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
From North Expected Add Spice Catholic Meet
Scholastic Title
Series Statistics
Team Standing.

Yesterdays Games.
Tech, so; Roosevelt, 26.
Eastern, so; Western, 80.
Fridays Games.
Central vs.. Eastern, Roosevelt VS..
Western, Tech gymnasium. First
game, Central VS.. Eastern, $50
o'clock.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
On the,
Side Lines
With the Sport, Editor
BY DENMAN THOMPSON
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NJ OOK out for Detroit"
was the warning
sounded by C. Calvin
- Griffith just prior to
his departure for Dixie a few
days ago. "They look like a
formidable bunch and may
furnish the big surprise Of
the season"
Il don't know what kind Of q
manager Cochrane will make, but
he ought to be a good one" con-
tinued the Capital chieftain, "and
as now constituted they appear to
have about everything else.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
Summary
Virginia C25l.

Totals sizes Totals -. 8 3
Referee-Mr. Proctor Richmond.
Evening star., 1934-02-07
Summaries:
Landon (32D.

Totals. -. .13 6 32 Totals.
Geo. Prep. f23D. Friends ta
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Totals. III % Totals IS 52l
Referee-Mr. Simpson.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-10-18

The Hanford Improvement club met
last Thursday at the club rooms. Dur
ing the program Mrs. Frank Clark dis
cussed the new bills that will be voted
on November 6. Each member and VS.
itor answered roll call by naming
some "time saver Doughnuts and
coffee were served by Mrs. B. Q. Root
and Mrs. M. r. Slavens.
u \ n
Eight tables Of bridge and three OF
pinochle were in play at the HanIoro
Improvement club card party satur-
day evening. High prizes for bridge
were won by Miss Lillian shiI1n OF
White Bluffs and o. w. Brown OF Al
lard and high for piaochle by MRS.
w. A. Joyce and David zerwekh OF
Hanford. Chicken salad, waters and
coffee were served.
DR.. and Mrs. E.. F. Newton and Mary
Elizabeth, Mrs. Mamie syfford and
Miss Kathryn syford drove to Ken
newick Sunday afternoon.
Ed Peterson returned from Seattle
last week accompanied by his nephew,
John Peterson, who Is visiting here.
Ed Peterson has been having trouble
with his right hand as a result of spray
poison and when he took James Sal
vini back to Seattle, remained to visit
his brother John and to consult ply
sician in regard to his finger.
Rally Day was observed Sunday Oc-
tober IA, and special music was fur
nished by Ralph Backs, Howard An
glin, Mrs. Edward Worby, Miss Vir-
ginia Enyeart and Miss Lois Duvall
Miss Margaret Anglin and Miss Bar
bara Morgan sang a response te
prayer.
The Webber warehouse closed Sat.
urday afternoon but the Hanford Hor.
ticultural Exchange will not close un-
til November.
Horace Smith of Benton City spen
the weekend at the Graham home.
X X X
Miss F1idelia Davis and Mrs. Elmer
Clark, who have been visiting at the
NJ R. Slavens home, left Monday fol
their homes in Seattle.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-10-18
COLD CREEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Higley and fam
lily of Kennewick were visitors at the
c. L. MCGEE home Sunday.
X x Il
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Dunnett and son
were callers in Cold Creek Tuesday.
X X x
G. L. MCGEE, Dale MCGEE and Bob
Shelledy were in Yakima Saturday to
get the new school bus for the Vernita
school district. Bob Shelledy remained
with his parents over the weekend,
returning Sunday night with the bus.
1t is a new three quarter ton delivery
truck, transformed into a nice-s1zed
school bus. The seats are along the
sides so as to accommodate fourteen or
sixteen very comfortably. Everyone is
very we'll pleased with 1t.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1934-10-18
EDITORIAL

The High School students are quite
proud Of their old fellow classmates
who have already graduated and gone
of to school, or who are planning to
go in the near future.
Last years graduating class includes
quite number who are seeking higher
education Catherine Fry, Jane REM
linger, Carroll Meeker and Elroy Wiehl.
Elroy has secured coveted place IN
the University of Washington pep band
and Carroll is doing some journalistic
work as a sideline.