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

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I 2. I M111 ' n if SENIUIQ CLAS! HISTDIQY HERE were ninety f1ve freshmen enrolled as members of the class of 31 ln 1928 Fay Franklm was President, Robert Iafrombolse Vlce Presrdcnt Harry Frederrclcsen Secretary, Trenton ohnson Treasurer Go don Osborne Yell 1 eader and Miss V1fg1H13 Gray Class Advlsor Our hrst year ended wrth a plcm at Lake Sawyer The second year the class was led by Bernice Benson Hazel ensen Albert O Shea George W1111S and Freddle Langeneggar and Miss Mable Hodges Advisor The Sophomore Hop was glven May 10 1929 ln the gymnaslum The last event of the year was a p1cn1c at Lake Lucerne The third year for thls class was a happy and successful one under the guldance of George McGovern Albert Oshea Ruth Tell Bernlce Benson and Freddie Langeneggar Miss Ellzabeth Grace was our class advisor The umor year is always one to be remembered as bemg hlled to the brvn wlth act1v1t1es of all types At Chrlstmas the unlors played Santa Claus to thc Senlors An outstandmg soc1a1 event of the season was the un1or Prom In the latter part of May we entertained the Seniors but thls nme rt was enttrely com phmentary m character In honor of those who were leavrng hlgh school forever m une a breakfast was grven rn wh1ch the frnendshlp of the umor and Semot Classes was cemented after the frlendly struggle whrch had exlsted between them throughout the year Then the Semor Sneak but then they might have known Cut fourth and last year rn Enumclaw Hlgh School has been the most enjoyable of all under the excellent leadership of Catherlne Veale Charlle Nelson Helen Potter Louie Sxmonsen and Abe Person On May 15 we presented our Senior Play Nothing But the Truth under the supervxslon of MISS Dorothy Kochevar Lfnder the able and w1111ng leadershxp of our class advisor Mr L E Ashlm me presented on the nlght of Frlday December 20 one of the most successful Senlor Balls ever glven ln Enumclaw The motif was orlental On May 31 we appeared m our caps and gowns to hear a very IITIPFCSSIXE Baccalaureate Ceremony As 3 JLISII l'CW3fC1 101' i118 1:OUI' ye!-IFS of 113l'd WOI'1C W1'11C11 they 11316 dOI'18 111 I11ClI' SC1 lOO1 y83l'S Mabel C:1111COV1IC1'1 1135 been I13111CC1 V31Cd1CIOf13H 3I1C1 H3291 6115811 S31L1f3fOI'1311 of C118 C1355 of Now we members of the class of 31 go forth Into the world mth fond r membrances of the past and bright hopes for the future -Q .5 ix HM ,-,5 - gn . N , . ' . Y . . J , . i 5 3 A 9 1 .1 s 1 F 7 1 A 3 . . , . , . i . . .C 1 V v I 1 a ' ,1 -1 a , , . . , . , . V , . 1 7 7 I ' ' . , . . 7 7 7 7 1 . . . . , . . . , - . . . - , . that they cou1dn't get away without the Juniors knowing it. 7 A I 7 I 7 7 A A 7 ' ' V lf ' 7V 7 7 , . . . , ' . I f' . . . gs O .9 ' v ' ' ' v X? 111 ' -1 4 1 HZ f, X . . V , . . . . , x J ' 7 , . , V Y' C. X1 7 ' 7 1 4 X - ' WM' ' 1 1 1 'ld f zz 1