Clatskanie High School - Tiger Yearbook (Clatskanie, OR)

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JUNlOl PIXOM Neath a false lulue Cemnq surrwundcd by 5mall wundmnlls and thwusands at real talnp the aenvzens at Clatbkanm enjoyed an evenang an make believe Holland al the annual Junior Pram HW the hugh schanl gym Apral 28 The rmnnature If nadcrr- was nracuaafly ruled fer ln Odeon Geraldnno VD sky and ner Cnart ol prlncesues Cnnbnstlnt I Edna l-lard a lla l-lnttan Dana GFOIWHIC Be nlce l-Hetdla La Jane snr der Rwemary Nusom Petite Diana Snyder and Lee Tuclcer Completed the cwurt as tralnbcarcr and crownbearer resaectuvew mm, lxlce and l1l,a neg ra Qupplueg T L musvc t YC tt strains al l-'on Q Sweat 'nl lme l gd m utte H lllann xgnlb materially but Stull lnves IU memory THE TIGER Page Twenty I ,T X I l ll ' l 11 . S! , Y f , , . ,, , A . 1 -Lg w Y .- N ,y ff- yr ' Pew T n ' MRT, , V I Y I ' F f' I ' A Jr 4 f ' 1 ' 1 1 , Queen Geraldlne was Crowned by Student ljady President Lellny Wrlglwt r ' I , - B , , , - V V , I , Ja X T src' Ytt ., ' l nr A l2 dill k ,thc I' l . . ' ffl l1C l4IH .1 uf l. l l l ff 'HQQI l Y

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Slam? Crashl Bangl What's this? Action personified -the Girls' Athletic Association. ln spite of bruises, stiff joints, and sore muscles, these girls grin and bear it President Kuth l-lomi had no difficulty whatever urging the members to participate in numerous ac- flVIlIGS To the well-accepted suge i l lrniil it-.x lxiil',i.i., X ,-if, X Xl mot' .liiu l Nl tiki-ll. Xli.-f,-' l ll 4:i:,. l'i'iif gestion of then, OdViSerl AAISS s-i-'iiili iii- Ni-i'-:slim X lixiliii. Xlil'li-is-ii, l'4--l, tniiii.. l.1'-V, ll-I: i. lX.ll a' r Margaret Williams the GAA I Y introduced two play- nights, one in the tall and one in the spring, in the school gymnasium to which all the students and faculty were invited to play seasonal games, and dance On May l2 the G A.A invited the eighth grade girls of surrounding grade schools and the Rainier High School to the annual Play Day which was held inthe local city bark, As a method of raising funds auction sales were held at which various unclaimed articles were sold to the highest bidder. ign lDClllllSVS Led lm Bonnie McPherson the sign painters waded through a turbulent stream of work First came the football season Posters and signs were made to boost the games About l-lallowe'en tim C, 'IIXA If WIWX ,,,M,xt , ,,,,, .mg,l,,,4,, , ,W store and confectionery win' dows were filled with gailx I f painted signs beckoning all to , W Q come to the carnival, Basketball s e a s o n rolled x35 ' M... i-i' vii likiii ilu lf Xin-l- H Nl4l'liitsi- -is ii ll 'li l around and as in football, ., am, ,Q 55' ' signs were needed to boost the 'Q' PA ' basketball team For the operetta the various - X i xi' f sh ld Q d lot th ,. ,Q q', sc no ances an p ys, e G Vx, In X x 'Q' I. ' o ...Q ' Open l-louse, and for the An' nual, the sign painters were on the job skillullx doing their KX work to helo the different ac' tlvities. s-Q.-v ' Page Ninetecn . THE llgfls

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