Auburn High School - Invader Yearbook (Auburn, WA)

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- QSZIICIILIQII' V J Sept. 2 A ' Can it really be true? I don't seem any dif- ferent and yet I am. I'm a senior at last, It I - sure seems swell to greet all my old friends 1... 4 I. 1' again and welcome all the new sophomores. 5 . Sept. 14. XVhat a day! I hardly studied anything: no Hrst period because of a National Assembly magic show and in the afternoon I was all excited about the dedication of the new field and lights. Sept. 18. I-il A Oh! fair days are here again. I'll bet a lot of kids will be absent tomorrow. We'll all have to recover from effects of hamburgers and hot dogs. Sept. 23. Good ol' Friday! Kent plays host to the annual football jamboree tonight. Oct. I3. Janet, Alden, Margery and Sidney are back from the Leaders' Conference at the Univer- sity. It's College for all of them now. Oct. I7-Saturday. Boy! sure had fun last evening at the first P. T. A. sponsored Pep Dance. Oct. 23. Yipeel One day of vacation for us anyway -Teachers' Institute. Nov. 7. The annual Armistice Day Assembly which -... was held this afternoon, caused some of us Q to realize the horrors of battle. i Nov. 14. K ' The Kent Vandals lived up to their name-- :gs -5 x , 6 they took the Taylor Trophy home. h a J' A gr . Nov. 17. I, 'fl' -5 O'BoyY Thanksgiving vacation started B it Dec. 4-5. V 7 lk Q My emotions ranged from laughter to tears with the production of the All School Play ' Stage Door. Tom Chapman, '41, did a A 'ksaw swell job of filling in for Zane Johnson who E 9 had mumps. ps 5 Dec. 8. ff, School's a queer place today! Our happy fi Q.- ' spirits were crushed yesterday when the Jap- I-.T J A anese bombed Pearl Harbor. Dr. Martin dl 4 Hill, a refugee from Germany was inter- kj ' XR' rupted in the midst of his interesting talk 4 A X so we could listen to President Roosevelt g ask Congress for a declaration of War. 5:-, g Dec. l9. ' - 'I At last! That long awaited vacation. Just If 4 ii think: fourteen days with no homework: ,ff 'T X I won't we have a swell time! Qi' , j Jan. 6. ' J Christmas vacation is gone,-back to the .X 'P I' old grind again: but then who cares it won't ' be long now and our New Year's resolu- lx I tions won't hold any longer. Z8