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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1921
Page
3
The high schoolBlat newspaper team lists Dorothy Eresch as editor in chief with Bert Holloway as assistant editor. Reporters include Levern Gatherless ary Wheeler Mable Eresch and Orvis Haugh across senior through freshmen classes.
Editorial notes classify star gazers as idle or copycats who look to the successful without effort. It urges cooperation in student government, praises recent teamwork, and calls out slippage in school journalism. Reports cover Leavenworth Snohomish games and Ephrata matches with scores and postgame events.
The senior class selects the celebrated classic Peaceful Valley for the upcoming play. Basketball girls posed in full regalia with black and orange ties for school rounds. photographed names include Neta Tyler, Mary Wheeler, Julia Biles, Edna Barclay, Dorothy Bresch, Lois Ruth, Josephine Curen, and Clara Jones. Seniors also received class rings and display them proudly.
Leavenworth high school traveled to Snohomish for a basketball contest. The Snohomish team outmuscled and outscored their visitors, with the home crowd cheering as they dominated on the floor. The Leavenworth squad faced a taller, heavier opponent and fell short.
Waterville won the season opener at home. Leavenworth Hi routed Cashmere 28 to 14 in girls and 27 to 10 in boys. Captain Featherstone led Cashmere while Leavenworth’s Gutherless Titus Nelson Wade West starred.
Mrs Lucy Jane Goodwin aged 83 died in Walla Walla. She crossed the plains in 1865 with a wagon train of 100 ox teams and met Dr Goodwin along the way, whom she married after reaching Walla Walla.
A collection of quips and short verses pokes at labor and life. Jokes mock effort like hard work versus easy living and feature a cat pun about horsetails. The light pieces include names and playful exchanges about Russia and Peter the Great.
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