Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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,N A. Wife? of the cast or directois either any how it was so deep lt swept oyei the Student Body s head like a k1te Thus with much 1erk1ng and spasmodic action the curtain closed on the first Frosh assembly The next semester at class electlon Cecil Jordan was elected to the piesidency and Cleo DHYIS as secretary and treasurer A playf and a paity were giyen and seyelal m1no1 eyents were put under way The two main events were first the final ISSUHHCQ of the report cards which announced that the Frosh were to be or not to be Sophomores on the following semester and the second ey ent of 1mportance the oiders for two dozen class caps to be made up in the enterplizing colo1 of purple and w lute Ey elyone welcomed yacatlon ey en the Faculty and so it was that we ended our f:l1St yea1 of high school w1th a big p1cn1c at Point Defiance Next year evely body and a few more signed up at our school to enjoy lIi0th61 yeai of education Soon after we 1etu1ned to school f1 class electlon was held Cecil Jordan was ie elected piesident fo1 the 24 29 season with Bee Frye as vice pres1dent Myra Glllabrand as t1easu1 er and the Soph football man Ed Cavanaugh as secxetary Many things took place 1n the last semester others 1ust happened among the first was an interesting assemblv given by our class 1927 The guls undei direction of Miss Boyfer gaye a l1v1ng dead sketch while the boys being mole brutal staged a smoker under the direction of M1 Ward Neyertheless we knocked em dead ask Dutch Blonk he stopped a w hole bucket of H20 with h1S smillng countenance The sketch was follow ed bv a few tantal171ng sax duets bv Fddle and IlCddlC ind seyeral numbeis by the guls sextett The clock clllel fol time so we let em go home The next main ey ent w as the Sophomole pfuty which 1ust natuially swept em ofl the11 feet ll aid Hartman and his music duect fiom Radlo land fuinished the eyenlng s pastlme we did the 19 t and cy elyone hld 1 good soclable ey enlng Thats about that IQ the Best Tween Here and Heay en NIUE' Two' Seyenl The glng sule can yell its all true too Ask any teacher if the class of 27 dont pzoye up and they ll say lhat s right you re always wrong Cecil Jordan I 7 'l1ll'i f'1 hIl ' ' Y ' X' R 'X f- ff x ,-- - , E -- A ,X f '.,, - , . '12 f Q cl . ' V ' ,, f.-S Q '- ',n b' 5 W . il-'V 'i ' , f , ymk l ... I v s--h yy! yy I. Nb ,fxfy-1 1 n 4 W- T lt ff 1 2 .1 C - S- -, ' +2 ' - s---2 s '-my . n . v y ' v w l v - a , c , N' . . Y, . . v. . . W . l . . 1 . ., . . . A n n L P Y n . ' V 7' y 1 . 8 . . . 1 1 v v ' v 7 . ' . 1 v V , Y . v a . v . , . . , as sv . V' v V . Q 4 . . , . . v g w 1 . 4. ' 4 v - v v v ' v y ' v v . v ' ' ' A Y 4 . . . . . . , . I . , 4 7 y ' L. ' v 4 1 v 4 . y 4 1 4 w I K n n C s ' v . ' . - ' . 7 7 L . V A ' n ' -4' K A. . , - , L. - . 1 y ' . ' . . 1 I . A . N . . Y v . .V . .- . . 4 1 . . . N Y Y ' . . Y Y . . . . v 1 ' A W . Q 1 1 7 s y . 7 . . . . , . , . s' ' p 7 t 4 L . A .Y J 41 ' ' .' 2 l' ' 'C ' l ' ,S .' . Z I ' ' . Y , r . ' y , 1 C 1 V v ' ' 'w 1 . 1 . . 1 v ' h . 1 Y 1 1 ' . w l . 'W u . . . . . . , . . . . y , . , Y . Q , v - Y . . . . , S I c 2 .' 7 . C . vw- ' f . r One! ' . . f . r 1 4 v l W c . , . . , ' , 7 7 . v v7 v yi L C .V n . K . uri 1, ' , 9 V Y 7 rv Y n '

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I fLkfi'Lf it K 'Cm' I N A E R p.21fjfN xy Q A 'fi' ' f t - A Freshman Class OFFICERS OF FRESHMAN CLASS Presldent George Dalley VlCePT6S1d8Ht L1ll1an Connell Secretarx Katherme Kester Treasurer Ruth Dalglty FRESHMANI CLASS HISTORY And so It came to pass IH the year of our Lord one thousand nlne hundred and twenty four a gl eat m1st rose up from the face of the earth and lol rex ealed beneath It was a vast multltude the largest ever seen by the kmg of the chosen land The multxtude stlrred seemmgly at loss what to do They turned xuth a great cry of helplessness toward the1r former k1ng Hemy of the House of Metlas But he was lost IH the mlst of former t1mes and had nothmg to do xuth them Then a few of the multltude took councll among themselves and when they had debated for a tlme turned to the multltude and spoke thusly Hear ye chlldren of Auburn the xusest fathers of thls throng have taken councll and declded to go forwa1d and look for nevs lands yay conquer new natlons And a great shout of approval went up from the crowd and thex were eager to start But the leader stopped them saylng See yonder 9dlflC6 that towerlng brlck structure? Let us ascend xts portals and see lf vuthln be new lands to conquer So the multltude entered 1tS doors seemmgly afrald but ln xealxts strong Wlth the purpose of the1r m1ss1on Upon entermg they found other groups of older chlldren apparentlx I Thzrnl 1 y ' v v ., r 1 7 ' A 1. K 9 v - Q ' 1 7 . . . , . r ' I 9 ' - . Y. . . Q Y ' . 9 K. . . V. . . l . U . y. 7 1 1 ' r 7 ' 9 9 - 4- v 9 Q, Y ' KK , . . . v. . 7 ,, ' N . . 7 c