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805 BRAND NEW GRADUATES IN TACOMA
GRAMMER SCHOOLS TURN OUT 480, HIOH SCHOOLS 325
THIS IS THE FIRST
DAY OF VACATION
A sinilt' thai comes but ones a year was worn by some 14,000 persons to
day in Tacoina.
Ii chances thai this particular smile was to be found only on the faces oi'
school pupils, liberated for a three mouths' vacation after undergoing all the
persecution ol the courses outlined hy the school hoard of the city—and their
teachers.
The graduates this year in the grammar schools total approximately the
same <is last year. Of the 480, 262 are girls and 218 are hoys.
Stadium high school graduated 212 this dune while Lincoln Park gave di
plomas lo 1 \'.].
The schools will undergo a thorough renovation antl locked up until the
full semester calls the pupils hack again
The majority of the teachers will spend their summer at near-by beaches.
Some arc planning on attending summer school at various universities, while
others will make vacation trips, some as distant as South America.
Mollie Ahnert
Edith Alimiuist
Dorothy Allen
Joe Allen
Myrle Allen
Gertrude Allison
Agnes Anderson
Bertha Anderson
Jennie Anderson
Virgil Anderson
Ruth Armstrong
Hugh Banks
Law rosea Harden
Kathiyn Harnhlsel
Ralph Barrett
Giad>s Bart Ist I
FloiiiKi. Blckford
Mac liixby
Jenness llonnell
Robert Boyd
Alfred Boyle
Paul llrokaw
James Murkhart
Alice li. Husching
William V. Ilurrill. Jr.
Waller liutlf rwortii
Alma liyrd
John Calhoun
Myrtle Calkins
Dene Campbell
Arthur Carlson
Lesler Carlson
Roscoe Carver
Herbert Chela
Ina cbristcnsen
William Cooper
Dorothy .1. I'oye
Florencp Cronander
Joe Crumb
Lewis Oliver
Alexander E. Dohlko
Msrie Day
May Day
Augusta He Net/.
Augi'sius Heninan
atherlne Dewey
Erma Dickson
Martin Didrickson
Marjorie Dixon
Francesi a I m ll.m <•
Ralph Afden Clarence Colbo
Arthur Alexander- Marguerite Cory
Ethel Aldrich !'. Pc ('°*,
Henry Cramer
Linn Alger Hildur Cromiulst
Lawrence Algyer June DanielHon
Banard Alstead Herbert Davis
Herbert Anderson f' 1'0, I.'" K!"' in
lla/.el Duulap
Hildlng Anderson Telolse Kggers
Ned Anderson Edith Elklns
Inger Andrews Harriett Fawcett
Marie At how John Feney
Gertrude Augustine Elsie Forsythe
Hazel Bales Elsie Frelhelt
Geneva Ball Bronek Ganz
I.inwond Bartholomew John Garceiiu
Ralph Beeuian Millie Gnult
Ernest Bent sea CharleH tiilpln
llsiinas Berg Myrtle Goore
Valley Bigby Helen Grant
Emma Biggie Bennie (ireenbert
Ellen Bjorklund Oraovn Guilford
Oneida Bjorklund Mary llamaker
Edward Bomstead Helen I lam merlin
Lillian Briffet Amy Herberg
Donald Brothers Fred Henrlckson
Wilfred Burrows Hovt Hlne
Ruth Butt Ruth Hjertaas
William Camer Robert Hong
Roy Carden Helen Hollonsted
Ruth Carlson Alvln Holmes
Glenn Carpenter Melvln Jacobus
Bryant School
Everett Walßh
Ingobrog Asbjornson
Caroline Belyea
Mary Crosby
Myrtle Kvenson
Blanche Francisco
Ruth Fuson
Anita Graybill
Loretta Hoglie
Mabel 1inn..1.1
Tom Beale
John Crosby
Roland Day
Jack Field
George Gellermann
William Goulder
Elmer Johnson
George Kenrlck
Cornelius Pyl
Arthur Stephenson
Central Prevocational
Irving Abbott
Lawrence Berg
Roy Berry
Roy Bowers
Richard Human
William Brown
Clement Carlin
George Corey
Paul Day
Donald Fries
Paul Henricksen
John Lauritsen
Virgil Lewis
Langdon Lord
A
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Charles Curtis
Cordon Klrkpatrick
Lloyd Miisiiu
John McNlcol
Harvey Miller
Guy Newman
Russell Olson
Ralph Olsen
Carl Schweda
Percy Smith
Eva Aiimann
Thelma Harnett
Ruth Bryan
Margaret Druse
Agnes Fife
William Metsger
John Prebula
Louverne Radtke
Peter Bchwendenen
Goldie Storlle
Percy Taylor
Homer Thornton
Hazel Butlerfield
Mabel Clsrahan
Ted Chalman
Carl Doni
Thomas Dyer
Victor Fonrberg
Homer Hlne
Albert Hollyoak
Joe cc
James McQulllian
STADIUM HIGH SCHOOL
Elmar Larson
Samuel LaCrone
James Linton
Robert Linton
Atha Litlooy
Fave l.oril
.Mary Macek
Albert Madnen
Lillian Maliar
Italpb Marble
Jnnies Mason
Myrth Mason
Albert McFarland
Myrtle Mcllvano
Grace Mclunis
Harold 0. McPherson
Roseanna McCJuesten
Isabel Mcltae
Guy McWilliams
Hutli Merrltt
George Met/.ger
Lucy Milton
Waller Minsch
Veru Mitchell
Gladys Moe
l.ila Mooney
Noma Moran
Inez Morris
Helen Morris
Aileen Morrison
Karl Murphy
Herald Murphy
Harry Nauhert
Myrtle Nelson
Ellen Nielson
Philip Norton
Gnstu Eylen
Marie Odemark
11 Yin Offutt
I.aura Ostrem
Elizabeth Panghorn
Marie R. Parent
Ilertha Peterson
Aulla Peterson
Carl Peterson
Kuth Phoenix
Dorothy M. I'ole
Ruth Van 11. Pott
Alfred Powelson
l.c Itoy Pratt
Josephine Pyfer
Harold Eagle
Clurii Eaton
Helen Edwards
Edna Eklund
Carl F. Ekvall
Christine Evenson
Raymond Fisher
Marie Freeburn
Ruby Kuller
Frames Fulton
Virginia tiarlick
Faryden tiarrett
Mary (iaupp
Frilz M. Geiger
Fred taibert
Tom Gordon
Edna G list a f son
Rosalia Hall
Ruth I iii 111 'i
Beatrice Hamilton
t;lailyts Hamilton
Kspey Hampton
Dean R. Hart
I.ma Hart
Sibyl Hnrt
Ray Hatcher
Nora lluvol
Samuel llenlile
Ward* C. Hlberly
Gladys Holmes
Muriel Hover
Nina Hunt
Cordon James
Marjorie James
lain.i Johnson
Ktbel J. Johnson
Frames Johnsson
Frank Johnson
Rboda Johnson
Leith Johnston
Marie Keegun
Francena Kennedy
10tbei Kessinger
Margaret Ketner
Dorothy King
Margaret ),. Kinnear
Jessie Kirkland
Elizabeth Kirkwood
Leslie >|. Knight
Cracc l.aChappelle
llazen I.aMa re
LINCOLN PARK HIGH SCHOOL
Percy James
Est el la .laureguy
Esther .lensen
lla/.el Johnson
Jerome Johnson
Until Johnson
Amelia Kie/.ling
Muriel Kobel
Sig_|id Lief
Marguret Magnnssen
Lorimer Langlow
Madeline Larson
Harry Markoff
Mary McArtor
Until McCabe
John McDonnell
Anthony McMullen
Isabel Merritt
Kohert Minshall
Gertrude Mosebach
Maj Murphy
Mabel Nee
Russell Nelson
Evelyn Oliver
Ben Olsen
Edith Olson
Winifred Osborn
Fred Packard
Mark Pakenhatn
Howard Parker
Julian Perkins
Axel Peterson
Ralph Plnkerton
Helen Jackson
Marjorie Kennedy
Jane Little
llelene Londrie
Dorothy Newcomer
Lucia Rhea
Muriel Ripley
Beryl Shaw
Grace Stevenson
(Mara Turco
Florence Flnley
Ruth Cheney
Kate (Mllesple
Florence llelfrlch
Louise Kiiii.i--.-ii
Wllla Lindsey
Klla Young
Ruth Merritt
Mildred Plckcrt
Audrey Rayl
Alice Sorensen
Hazel Stusser
Ruby Sundquist
Hazel Thompson
Gertrude Wasser
Edison School
Alary Durkee
Helen Hanson
Evelyn Harder
Helen llesslcr
Geraldlne Lynch
Hazel Manning
Helen O'Oara
Carrie Roberta
Mary Robert sot
Msv Snell^™
James Quinlaii
Allele rtoeil
William Reed
Robert Roedlger
Cora Rose
Marlon Rosling
Lucille Ross
May B. Rundquist
Donald Scanlon
Ethel Schmidt
Lee Roy Schottlcr
Frederick Schwan
Florence Sears
Martha W. Shackleford
Paul Shager
Robert Shaw
Arday Smith
Elizabeth Smith
Hilda Siindberg
Olive Swain
Victor Swanson
Hen Tainaka
Herman Thiel
Diaries Thompson
Whifney Thompson
Herald Todd
Margaret L. Tucker
Charllne Tuell
Elizabeth Turner
Harry Vergowe
Helen Wales
Michael Verone
Hen Wainwright
Henry Walker
Myrtle Wallis
Edith Wahlqtilst
Cyril Wilson
John Wolfe
Arnold Wolford
Beatrice Wright
Caleb Baldwin
Maidee Farwell
Clara Frederiokson
Cecilia Godfrey
nrren Lewis
Carolyn Moore
Josephine Moore
France Rallsback
Kula Short
Violet While
Ruth Goulder
Hilding Luidbcrg
Jean Pitcher
Margaret Piatt
Charles Pruess
Walter Sather
Lauro Schock
Will Schwlesow
William Smith
Harold Stambaugh
Merritt Stiles
Evelyn Sullivan
Mabel TolHtrup
Marion Trlpler
Ruth Wa hi berg
Lillian Whitman
Ruth Wilson
Central School
A __*,
Lawrence Alolta Ben McDonald Melba lladley
George Hradley Leslie Murphy Margaret Harding
Manns Berg Burley .Myers Mabel Loretz
Daniel Entley Wilfred Sargent Mavis Lohman
Hoy Holden John Winfrey Ethel Moore
Clarence Jones Mildred Barlow Clara Magut
Timothy Kimball Kvelyn Barto Flossie Pruner
Clyde Kautz taadys Davis Gladys Scheldrup
Guy Mahal fey Zelda Evans Pearl Van Houten
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Fern Hill School
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Oliver llaird Leonard Hale Dorothy lngersoll
Wilbur Caldwell !. p°rKe. Wa'ove'- Margaret Licht
_._.____. I atherlne Demaree Kathryn Llcht
Anton ( hristlanson „elen Gnus Arta Tharp
Edward Erlanger Marian Harp Anna Treloar
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i Franklin School
Bruce Pirie Winston Williams Ellena Hart
Roderick Pugh Grace Banks Marion Hooper
Forrest Rltz Nellie Berger Jeanette McDonald
Grant Shager Mary Bush Ruth Rltz
Hans Schinnell Alice Hall Edith Sandberg
Robert Sinclair Julia Hanson Anna Tuell
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Grant School
a- . ,—_____.-.,
Arlo Allen Cathern Becker Nltels Menzies
Russell Boyle Rachel Bergh Dorothy Metsker
Clayton Bruemmer \?\ miUZ BiMorA Stella Mlnkler
„..... „ Helen Brix Helen Pangborn
William Brown j UB nlta Cone Gladys Ranclpher
Noble (Prison Ada May Gartrell Myrtle Rancipher
Kdwln Marshall Mabel Hedberg Doris Strlnsky
James Mulvey Floy Hopkins Ruby Swift
I.eland Munson Marlon Johnson Esther Tuell
William Kund Gertrude Martyn Irene Zillman
William Wallls Charlotte Merrill Irene Brandon
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Irving School
♦ —— .**-
Leland Jensen Raymond Tingstad Sylvia Hansen
Albert Salstrom ■ Borghlld Colbo H^d^B^ unßen
. Edith riiomsen
Joe Yaconettl Eunice Geary Nan Thomsen
* —— _^_ £,
Horace Mann School
Alexander Cabell Evelyn Claypool Mabel Potter" *
Cecil Cavanaugh ■ Stella Elde Edna Roland
Gerhard Ellingsen Addle llayford "azel Sa,t«r
Paul Knise a„,.__- i_._. Thelma Shafer
T .I! tf * Bteh» Swettland
horrest Llgman Cleo Matthews Bernice Thompson
£.?.? y»*»«olin Hollls NU Mildred Webster
Clifford McLean Ellen Oberg Esther Welse ,/
«'*nn Shlmmons Audrey Paul Zllphla Wood
THE TACOMA TIMEB.
JACK THE GIANT-KILLER
[.DOIT MIND THAT Gi! 1
Tacoma Graduates:
There is a whole lot of meat in this drawing hv the great cartoon
ist Satterfield.
It is quite true, as he so aptly depicts it, that the world looks
with a quintal grin on your exit from school and your entry into the j
bigger events of life.
I The world likes to make a little fun of the graduate, especially
1 when the graduate is feeling the most serious.
But just the same there is mixed in that grin a great deal of only
half disguised admiration, a wealth of good wishes and pride.
You'll notice that the well delivered swat on the old fellow's wrist
did, after all, cause him to turn around and forget for the moment the
I bad bump on his head!
AND THAT'S A GREAT DEAL IN THESE DAYS, YOUNG
PEOPLE.
The Times wishes you all the finest sort of a summer. AYe hope
that those of you who are going on with your studies will receive cor
respondingly as good instruction as the Tacoma schools have given t''l
you this last year, and that those of you who are going to pitch right I '"'
into the world's work will find jobs that suit yon and in which you can
he useful and happy.
DON'T LET THAT GRIN BOTHEB YOU.
Lincoln School
A- ———————— _______
Albin Anderson Elving Jardeen Margaret Benson
Louis Balsono Alfred Johnson Verna Hansen
Merritt Burlie Carl Madsen Ethel Klnkade
Paul Eriksen George Reese Marguerite Laturza
Peter Gallucl Rocco Ruffo Esther Potts
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J Logan School
Walter Anderson Marvin Paulson Elizabeth-Peterson"
Hoy Dugger Byron Unsin Alice Schock
Samuel Elyn Katherine Donley Agnes Snartemo
Kdwin Johnson Lucile Green Evelyn Sypher
Joseph Kariiarh Gunhlld Heggeiness Ruth Tharaldson
Theodore Larson Georgia Holly Jennie Wiggin
1 Longfellow School
Arthur Curry Clarence Mo7ri7~ Esther GieenberiT""
Otto Duevel Andrew Nelson Leona Hinson
Ezra Lyon Eben Perry lda Mal,|,Rz
tester Lyon Harold Sugrne V.ollt M°.ller
Valmore McMillan Bernice Dorfner Ella Purkey
I Lowell School
Alfred Lee Burke NoraJd Rodselde EUsab^th Hunt""
Heywood Constable Brian Shera Evelyn Hunt
John Davis Doyle Smith Velmet Johnson
Nelson Downs Allan Twlrhqll Wllmot Karasek
Sheldon Downs Maynard Wheeler Alice Merrill
Theodore Durham George Hayden Violet Muehler
Donald Eastman Walter Harvey Doris Olson
Frederick Elder Barbara Ballou Ellen Pearson
William Fisher Martha Bibb Catherine Phelps
Mathlas Hall Anna Church Elsie Rosene
Thomas Halloran Dick Dempsey Lucile Sederberg
Grant Hellar Marian Eraser Bernice Stephens
Bertel Laursen Gladys Gunston Gladys Timin
Kenneth Metcalf Aline Harrison Jane Torrence
Harold Nichols Sibyl Heinrick Blanche Ward
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Rogers School
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Earl Anderson Esther Beeman Elizabeth Hackel
Theodore Dalln Susie Benedict Minnie Mathews
William Freltch Ellen Carlson Marjorie McQueen
William Revegno Leila Epley llvaß^"™' 10"
Elmer Snyder Grace Ford Anna Robar
William Tensvold Ruth Gawley Josephine Siejah
I Mckinley School
Ebert Chrlstoffersen Herbert TlriihS Mada Dodson
Malvln Martin Vernon Tuttle Eleanors Hanson
Edward Rogers £**?*"• *] lx Ebb* ""»*
Julius «*.„,„, Esther Callam Eva Msllory
ll I. MT Annl. Conley Selma Martinson
Loulo Smith May Day I Berenice Olsen
Sheridan School „
Harold Bitten Paul Payne Hazel Earl
Arnold Caesldy Leslie Soule In*" Everett ;
Leslie Clark - Pauline Ames 01,ve Hatfle,d
5£2i H tartc Florente Davu KJf«^5K? !
W llfred La Clijtppelle Helen Dunnett Alma Thomas
Whitman Prevocational
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Frank Andrews Llndley Richardson Hltlla Larson Jg
Cyril Clifford Roy Riden Anna Llndal
Louis cotirhat Gordon Schmid Rosella McCulloch
Clifford Fuller John Todd Irene Setzer
Oscar Jacobsen Archie Wilson Beatrice Sherman
Clarence Jorgensen Johanna Garberg Pansy Spaulding
Charles Martin Esther Howell lngrld Swanson
.lames Morton Blanche Hunter Ida Taube
Harold Richard Malile Iverson Frieda Jacobson
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I Whitman School | +
Edward Breite Diamond Malfalt Dorothy Cronkrlte
Aldran Bull Russell Neff Ethel Hoist
Melvin DuVall Howard Simons 25* '•£*£■
—- u„ v __„_, T . -' - Bertha Kimball
Everett Havens John Smyth Verna „e t
Floyd Kramer Harold Walgraf Marie Schuldt
Henry I.arsen Ruth Barwell Myrthle Shank jl,
Donald McDonald Bessie Brenzel Ruth Watson
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: Washington School
John Bailey Harold Weingarton Elsie Katzenlierser"'*
Charles McFarland Genevieve Collins* Marie Sibley
Forrest Monzlngo Hazel Day ■*■ 5n22£
__ r. .. , Z. .. Mildred Smith
Sumner Orr Marion Dufall Mne Sutherland »-
Howard Place Dorothy Gilbert Lucille Finnell
Richard Robarts Leenona Grainger Clara Smith
Willard School
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Theodore Bovven Harold Hogan John Sundsten
Harold Corey Howard Irwin Gladys Goldstein
J George May Dorothy Pinder
Leslie Cory Clifford Matteson Gladys Schock
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P,\HKXTAI. SCHOOL HOOKKVELT SIIKKMAN
Mabel Johnson
Arden Reeves Fernanda Larson Leonard Allen
Arthur Titland R„hy Moe Paul Englund
OAKLAND Mrona Parker Leßoy Osborn
Harold .Matthews Margaret Remmen Elmer Reld
Mabel Brown Mabel Ring Frank Standring
Huldah Chldester Mary Sladek Dorothy Keeley 4
Margaret Flett Freda Swing Ingrid Kvernvik
Alleen CcCrimmon Vodii Swing Agnes Rumining
HOW MANY HOURS M Q
MUST YOU WAIT? D*rO>
We are keeping "Under Cover."
But we will not keep " Under Cover" much longer.
We will show our hand in Monday's Times.
YOU WILL APPRECIATE IT.
Denby said he hadn't been to Paris in two years.
The truth comes out in "Under Cover," the new
novel which begins Monday in The Times. It fin
ishes Saturday.
Just 48 hours to wait. '
Don't miss Monday's paper.
Fire Chief Is Back
With Many Ideas
Primed with new ideas for the
improvement of the Tacoma fire
department, Fire Chief Carlson
returned today from Portland,
where he and Fire Marshall
Chandler have ben makinfe a trip
of inspection since Tuesday.
The triii was part of the plan of
the eficiency committee appoint
ed by Commissioner Pettit when
lie took office.
The chief investigated particul
arly Portland's system of Inspec
tion for the prevention of fires.
While he Is strong for Port
land's plan, Chief Carlson report
ed today that it will be impossible
to carry out the system in Taco
ma on such a broad scale, on ac
count of lack of funds and men.
Have Men For the Job.
"In Portland there are .'.OO men
In the fire department, Tacoina
has only 150 firemen, although
Portland is only twice the size of
Tacoma.
"There they have ..quads of
men whose sole business It Is to
make a systematic Inspection for
the prevention of fires. The en
tire city is divided up into dis
tricts, and a squad of men is as
signed to each district, keeping
close tabs on all lion -rs and
buildings for fire hazards. In the
office alone are six or seven men
who keep records of every build-
Loeb Leads Tunnelers
for Hughes Harmony
WASHINGTON, D. C, June 17. i
—Charles E. Hughes passed thej
week-end here as nearly cs possi
ble Plain Citizen Huglies. He
didn't succeed entirely, for con
gressmen and senators besieged
him.
William Loeb, jr., !s among
those mentioned today to manage
Hughes' campaign, r.oeb, close
to Roosevelt, lg one of ihe lead
ing "tunnelers" in arraiglng for
harmony between the two par
ties.
In some quarters. It was sug
gested, Loeb's appointment would
make for lining up the progres
sive vote and offset a similar In-
Two Escape
County Jail
Thomas Randall and Paul i |
Ollek, two Jail birds, are roving M rs. B. J. Hunt, 1904 North
about tbe country somewhere In Cheyenne aye. reported to tho
the vicinity of Tacoma today police today that when an Insnr-
Accordlng to word received by ance man visited her tome yOO
the police this morning from the terday she had 180.40 In hot
sheriff of Kitsap county, Thomas pocket
•fl, P*. M »'*7 « tJ e,r, Wfty out of Whoa the insurance man had
Jail at Port Orchard during thogono, so had tho money declared
late hours last evening. tho sorrowful Mrs. Hnnt. _j_.
Saturday, June 17,1916.
Ing in the city.
Chief Scores System.
"If we attempted to follow out
such a system In Tacoma, we
might have enough men left to
drive the machines to a fire, but
who would fight the blaze when "
they got there?"
The chief said his idea of noth
ing at all was the way the Taco
ma fire department tporopria- „
tions are made under the present
system.
"Just think of it," ne said.
"The fire department here has to
pay the water and light depart
ment more than $25,000 a year
for use of the hydrants in putting
out fires! If the city hall or wa- .•
ter department should get ablaze,
we would have to pay for tlie
water to put the blaze out.
Will Report Next Week.
"When we get through, what
do we have left for improving
our system or equipment? The
added expense gives the Tacoma
department a black eye In other
cities."
The chief was not ready to say
today what his recome.idatlons
will he. He will make a report
of his investigation in Portland m'
sometime next week.
The whole system ot the de
partment needs a change, he be
lieves.
I fluence on the <lcmort-.it i<- side .
jto be exercised by Manager Vance "
C. McCormlck.
Especially gratifying to the
Hughes men was the announce
ment by George W. Perkins, "an
gel" of the progressives, that
peace parleys are looking up.
Hughes was not surprised, for
much of the week's work in New *
York has been devoted to a tun- i
nellng process. - 4
Hughes undoubtedly Intends to
make such a "blast" in his forth
coming acceptance of the nomina
tion that Roosevelt can well af
ford to come out openly in his
support, republican leaders say.
Gone, So Was
All Her Cash