Enumclaw High School - Tiger Tales Yearbook (Enumclaw, WA)

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8th Grade About ninety students this year enrolled in the eighth grade. Student body officers were elected, and the eighth grade group was well represented in one of these offices. Pearl Gattavara, who is an eighth grader, was elected Secretary. We were also represented in the chorus part of the High School Opera. Pickles. Around Christmas time a party was held for the Junior High in the Gym. There was a short program, and following that, presents and candy were given out. Some of the different work the eighth grade classes have carried on is very interesting One of the English classes edited a newspaper; another of the Civics classes made a large map of Eniimclaw, and gave it to Mr. Hall for his office. A Declamatory Contest was held in the Junior High, and Hamilton Montgomery won with his Oratorical selection, which was, The Cost of War. He also won at the Kent finals. The Junior High School Orchestra and Glee Clubs sang Music week, which was held from May fourth to May the tenth. Some of the eighth grade boys turned out for Soccer and they received letters for their good work. Others of the eighth grade boys have turned out for spring football, and we hope someday to see them on the Senior High football team. T w e 12 t y

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JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 9 6 Grade DEAR DIARY: The class officers of the ninth grade were elected as follows: Marvin Paulson, President; Floyd Davis, Vice-President; Virginia Goin, Treasurer; Arthur Dibley. Sergeant-at-Arms. The year of 1929-1930 has been a very profitable one for the ninth grade class of the Enumclaw Junior High School. This class is very proud that it won the cross country race for which it received a trophy. The Girls ' Glee Club has been very active this yc:u. Fifteen of thd girls from the ninth grad-j are: Mildred Hann, Virginia Goin, Genevic e Habenicht, Mildred Mclnro ' ih, Jeraldine Funk, Evelyn Goddard, Ora Dell Allen, Cl.ira Schomburg, Mildred Swift, Dora Johnson, Doris Potter, Mary Ann Piezi, Elizabeth Roland and Grace Hopp. Four of the ninth grade boys, Ivan Girgich, Harold Blessing, James Moergeli and Floyd West, have participated in music throughout the year. The class of 1933 is not entirely without its Hall of Fame though, as the art editor of Tiger Tales comes from the ranks of the Freshmen. So ends th; Freshman year or the ninth grade, and thus we leave the Junior High forever. Nineteen

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7th Grade DEAR DIARY: It proved to he quite an inspiration to some of the seventh graders when they entered the Junior High School in the year of 1929-1930 as it was jusi one step higher toward the top of the educational kidder, The number of pupils enrolled at the beginning of the year in the seventh grade was one hundred and one. The seventh grade class was divided into three groups, roll room teachers being Miss Blake, Miss Jensen, and Mr. Hannus. Besides class activities the class took part in athletics, band, glee club work and were members of other various clubs. Some of the pupils also took part in the operetta and were on the stage before footlights the night it was given. Social activities were a part of our school life for there was a Christmas party given in the gym for the Junior High Students and was enjoyed by everyone. Of course we were also very fond of our books as there were about ten or fifteen on the honor roll every time the report cards came out. As the school term drew to a close each pupil felt that he had climbed one more step toward the goal. We ended our school term with a very pleasant picnic which was enjoyed by everyone. T w e n t y ■ o n e