Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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JUNIOR OFFICERS Bill Knapp ------- President Barbara Clark - - - Vice President Yvonne Speiscr - - - - - Secretary Miss Kane, Mr. Anderson - - Advisers umoi' Class ll1stoi'y Just past the mid-point in their high school career the class of '43 has entered into all school activities with eagerness to learn and Willingness to Work. At the first class meeting as sophomores, the following officers were elected: Bill Knapp, president: Barbara Clark, vice-president: Kathryn Noftsinger, secretary: and Miss Drake, adviser. Bill Knapp, Vernon Hall, Warren Holgate, Floyd Rosselle, Jim Miller, Noboru Morimoto, Hollie Trosper, and Dick Carter upheld the class honor on the gridiron. In basketball the fans saw Dario Cugini, Jim Miller, Dick Carter, Hollie Trosper, Vernon Hall, Floyd Rosselle, Bill Knapp and Noboru Morimoto trying for a place on the team. All sports provided for them were enthusiastically promoted and partici- pated in by the sophomore girls, Proving that the class had talent in dramatics as well as in athletics Yvonne Speiser, Priscilla Hughes, Joyce Patterson and Betty Elder had parts in the all school play Young April. The class was assured of original ideas and success during their junior year when they elected Bill Knapp, president: Barbara Clark, vice-president: and Yvonne Speis- er, secretary. Miss Kane and Mr. Anderson were appointed class advisors. In the All School Play, 'lStage Door Priscilla Hughes portrayed the leading role while Yvonne Speiser, Joyce Patterson, Peggy Carr, Joan Lieske, Harry Holton, Bill Millick, Tiny Ciaines and Albert Mael took supporting roles. Sporting the class colors in football were Bill Knapp, Floyd Rosselle, Laddy Kuz- mer, Jim Miller, Hollie Trosper, Dick Carter, Noboru Morimoto, Tom Ryan, Art Hillwick and Don Barnes. Bill Knapp was the only junior to receive a first team letter in basketball. At the annual football banquet the election of Laddy Kuzmer and Bill Knapp as co-captains for the 1943 football season was announced. Many juniors Worked faithfully as members of the cast as well as on the pro- duction staff of the operetta HH. M. S. Pinafore in which Bruce Palmer and Pris- cilla Hughes portrayed two of the leading roles. Highlighting the year's activities for this class was the annual Junior Prom. Fea- turing a Skiing Paradise, as a theme and the music of Ky Foxes orchestra, the com- mittees headed by chairman Bill Knapp had just reason for being proud when this was presented March 13. Harry Holton, the talented pianist of the class, was the only junior to participate in the Music Meet at Tacoma, where he received a 'igoodn rating. This class has been a great credit to Auburn Hi and next year they will be back to capture more honors. CWS In Memoriam VERNCN HALL 20

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. LllllOl'S Robert Albro lnel Aleshire Dolly Allen Eleanor Anderson Gladys Anderson George Arima Noboru Asayama Donna Axlell lirank Baerny Robert Bahnsen Donald Barnes Bill Bartro Albert Bergen Ralph Berghuis Barbara Boddy Doris Breasa w Harlan Bull Doris Campbell Peggy Carr Dick Carter Hazel Casteel Barbara Clark Hugh Creson Dario Cugini liunice Cummings Beverly Davidson Bill Diamond Henry Donkelaar George Dragselh Dallas Dunham Dorothy Eastman lfdward liekes Belle lllder Paul livans Helen Ifaullxner Doris Iiosler Tom lfurukawa Charles Gaines Gene Giffin Dorothy Coldsberry