Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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john Darst, President Margaret Hall, Treasurer Eunice joy, Secretary Roy OCirady, Vice-President Senior Class History ll LEATHE, Mr. Oakley, can you tell us the way to the 'lectric elevators? Thus history repeated itself when the '3l Spohomore Class, blushing and stammering, timidly entered the mighty portals of High-Life. But their innocence and harmless simplicity-often interpreted as otherwise-was soon lost in the sway of sophistication and bigger and better things were accomplished. joe Kasch, though new to the class, was popular choice for sophomore president. Howard Stacey was elected vice-president and Olga Pinasco secretary-treasurer. Miss Buhl supervised the affairs of the class. Socially, the young 'uns rose to a prominent place with, first, their assembly and then their Sophomore Partyg acting grown-uppish appealed to them and they decided it would be well to keep up the social whirl along with the other classes. When this group, with a few faces missing, re-convened the next fall, a new executive body was installed for l932. Ivan Cornwell was elected junior Class pres- identg Fred Brannan, vice-president, Dorothy Douglass, treasurer, Eunice joy, secre- taryg and Miss Buhl re-elected adviser. Critics vowed that the junior Play, The Mummy and the Mumps, was a pro- duction of professional envy. Those deserving credit for this footlight distinction are ffteen