Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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THEINVADER JOHN SULLnNBERc:ran KENNETH DoxoN WILLIAM LIESKI5 I President Vice President Secretary'Treasu'rer Senior Class History 0 NE Clay early in September, 1925, as a band of freshmen with timid looks and trembling knees, we entered A. H. S. fthe famous house of learningj to acquire greater knowledge. Although we were considered green, we soon settled down to business and under the direction of our faithful advisers and our elected ofhcers, Pres. Alice Dillman, Vice Pres. Hazel Hogan, Sec. Dorothy Wickham, and Treas. Charles Harvey, our class progressed rapidly. New lead' ers were elected for the second semester, namely: Fred White, Pres., Clifford Caldwell, Vice Pres., Jeanette Darst, Sec., and Max Andrews, Treas. We took part in athletics, glee clubs, and the dramatic ability of the class was displayed in the freshman assembly. But as all things must pass 'so our frosh days passed by and we donned the dignity of fullffledged sophomores. We elected new officers as follows: Pres. Chester Kingsbury, Vice Pres. Beth. Kinnef brew, Sec. and Treas. john Sullenberger. At the beginning of the U01

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THEINVADE HAZEL SETEN Hazel is an athlete Interested in spurts. And we think some day she'll be Queen nf the tennis courts. Operetta 25 Glce Cluh 2135 Class Play 35 Gund will Program 35 Green Pepper Leader -lg Girls' Cluh Vodvil 4. MARY SODERQUIST Happy and smiling Has clever intentions All the while And lots of style. l3ntc'ed fum Misfnula Cnuntv High 21 Glcc Club 31-lg Operetta 3'-05 Girls' Cluh Vodvil 4. ALICE THOMPSON Now, this girl is clever And very bright. If anyzhingk wrong, Shell nialq: it right. Girls' Club Vodvil 4. KOKO TSUJIKAWA lVitli all her brains Shc's quite the last wunl, But here's something else- She's seen and not heard. Typing Contest 3-45 Debate 45 Girls' vil 45 Salutatorian. CAROLYN WOLTIZRS We all like Carolyn, lVhy shoulcln't wel Shc's always helping others And is happy as can bc. Girls' Club Vodvil lf3'43 Orchestras 2-345 Green Peppers 2-3-45 Latin Club 2-3'-4: French Club 3'-l: Standing Com. Girls' Club 3-45 Chairman 45 XV. S. C. Delegate 35 Honor Roll. DORGTHY WICKHANI Active and peppv, Cheerful and gay Wc'll all be sorry, When she goes away. 1 Pres. Class 35 Vice Pres. Girls' Club 45 Girls' Club Vodvil 4: Business Mgr. Annual 45 Chairman Girls' Club Conference 43 Green Peppers 3'-4. FRED WHITE Can play the sax And sure can sing, In fact he can do Most anything. Orchestra 112-3'-lg Glee Club l'Z'3--45 Sec. Trcas. Class 35 Pres. Hi-Y 3-45 Pres. Student Body 45 Traclt l'2-3-45 Boys' Male Quartet I-243-41 Class Play 3-45 Opcretta 112-45 Knights of the Bell 4. FRED HUGHES He surely is popular, We hate to see him go, He's also very handsome, And Margaret Goodmans beau. Entered from Nlinnesota 35 Pres. Buys' Club 4: Knights of the Bell 3-45 junior Knight 35 Pres. A Club 45 Capt. Track 45 Class Play 3-4. HAZEL FREEMAN Curly hair and wise remarks, Always on the go. When the1e's nothing :lsc to do, She ushers at the show. Girls' Club Vodvil 15 Spanish Club 45 Head Usher Girls' Club Vodvil 4. LEAH LAWLER lVc'll say good-by to Leah And wish her lots of lurk. For shes industrious And has lots of pluck. Operetta 1f35 Invader Stall' 43 Glen Club 1135 Green Peppers 21314. Club Vude l:19

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THEINVADER second semester Fred Wisewas elected Pres., Alice Goodson, Vice Pres., Fred White, Sec. and Treas. This year was made successful by our class party and assembly. The third mighty leap to juniors gave us command over the underclassmen, but not those seniors. Through the cooperation and enthusiasm of the class and our advisers, Miss Rude and Mr. Sielk, we made a neverfto-befforgotten Junior Class in Auburn High. During this year some of our athletes-Fred Hughes, Kenneth Doxon, Dick Dillman and Fred White-showed their prominence. In fact, all the class showed skill in one thing at least: honor roll, dramatics, music and athletics. Our play, Seventeen, was a great success and will be rememf bered as one of the best ever given in A. H. S. The Convict Ball' and the JuniorfSenior Ball were our big social events. 1 Our junior officers were: Pres. Dorothy Wickham, Vice. Pres. Edna Hussey, and Sec.fTreas. Fred White. At the close of our junior year we advanced to the top of the ladder as Seniors Under Miss Rude, our adviser, we elected for Pres. john Sullenberger, Vice Pres. Gladys MacKenzie, Sec.fTreas. William Lieske. Later Kenneth Doxon was elected to fill Gladys MacKenzie's place, who moved away. The Senior Play, It Pays to Advertise, again proved that the class of '29 did not lack talent. The Senior Ball, beautiful with Christmas greens and tinsel, was a social success. The class is now making plans for the Senior Assembly and a class picnic to be held June 5 at Lake Wilderness. We are sure they will be events long to be remembered. With sincere gratitude and appreciation we say goodby to Dear Qld Auburn High. We shall leave, always remembering the wonderful times we have had, and the lessons we have learned here, and we wish her every success in future years. ISABELL BODIN. l 21 l