Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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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

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Lfffwf W R Al JM ii' H T-4 bent on the same mlsslon These groups tho not so large and lmposlng assumed an all of lofty 1nd1ffe1ence and cast looks of scorn down upon them f1om tl1e11 he1ght of super1o1 knowledge But not daunted 1n the least the Freshmen made a yath through the w1lde1ness to the offlce of Kmg Earl w he1e they leported to hlm that they would be new dwellers 1n hls klngdom The upperclassmen turned the11 backs upon these heathen chlldren who had lnyaded the1r land Ea1l frowned upon them and spake thusly Woe be unto vou who are proud and full of vanlty take unto you these ch1ldren and teach them many thmgs The upperclassmen relaxed a httle but st1ll 1ema1ned supe11or throughout the yea1 Then a gatherlng of all the people was called by the rlnglng of many bells The Freshmen mult1tude flocked th1the1 but V619 told to go upstaus because of the1r l ll nblcn Many w ea1y days awalted the lnvadels of the new land A meetlng should 1ead It Thls among many other thlngs the F1eshmen soon lc 1rned After many w1oth and heated arguments a presldent Pr1nce Chub a X108 IJ169ldEl'lt Lord George a treasu1e1 P11ncess Ruby and a S6C1Ct31y 1311110698 K3th1yH were elected Th1ee oyerlords were elected Judge LEWIS Countess McNaughton and Vae Judge HEIHIG The lyresh men we1e urged to pay then taxes a yea1ly sum of 50c Then they gathe1ed togethel to klll the fatted calf a11d make melry 1n smgmg and Cldl1ClHg' by enteltalnlng the othel 1nhab1tants And many suns a11d moons and sta1s shone down upon them and they became as a m1ghty body un1ted IH all thlngs The boys shone IH football manual tra1n1ng ind als ebra The guls shone al1ke 111 ti-IDIIIS fand 111 some of the boy sl domcstlc sclence and Enghsh And late1 they both shone IH basketball a game of XXl'11Cl'l the obyect 19 to place a 1ound ball 1nto a ce1ta111 basket The F1eshmen g1rls team d1d trounce the Jun1o1 seyctet 1n an 9KC1t1Hg game and d1d show them up finely Then 1n the mldst of all thls p1ospe11ty a11d happmess came another 111y 351011 And behold the 1ny ade1s wandeled XK1thOl1t d1sc1et1on 1nto the way of the elde-1 Freshmen The F1eshmen d1d look down upon them f1 om a h1gh mount wlth great scorn upon then countenances and sald one to dI1O'tl'lG1 They ale as l1ttle ch1ld1en a11d know not yy hat they do We shall now smlte them or make abommatlon unto them Ol 1n any way hult them but shall take oulselves out of our h1gh place and wlsh them well And the new lnvaders we1e welcomed A11d thev d1d learn many thlngs as d1d thelr forefathers before them and emerged a strong and unlted bodv 1eady to uphold the name of the Hlgh School at Auburn Al1ce Murphy ll 111711l K, f -eww, . 1 -jj , wx 'H f - 1 -'xxx 1 1 l ,X lg D 1 1 'L' FL X '- fs 11 C h , ln if I' 1 . , , ' 1 1 . uutfgg- -y ' ' ' Q . . , . . L . 1 1- 1 - , 1 ' 3 Q ' A ' ' T 4 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 K1 ' 1 v 4' 1 1 ' y v b . V ' V7 1 ' , 1 ' 1 7' 1 1 1 1 .1 eg s. was called by' the writing with chalk upon a board placed where everyone 1: . 1 ' . .' , ' 7' - 1 ' 4 1 1' 1 1 s ' 7 7 1 ' . 1 1 1, 1 k 1: 1 . - v r , V. . . , 1 . ' ' 1 1 1 ' - , y 1 V1 . uv L an xi V , 7 K n . Y .VY S' Lv ' 3 z 5 - . f' ' . ' ' ' 1: 3 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 4 1 1 ' 1 . . . . , y . . , . Y Y 1 ' 1. l L1 ' 1 4 , S . I , li , 1 ' ' ,, 1 1 v 7 1 ' 9 1 ' , L1 1 L ' ' ' 1 ' v y 1 1 , 1- ' in V ,, Y . V 1 . . , 7 . '.'1'f 'rx