Fife High School - Illahee Yearbook (Fife, WA)

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ILLAHEE Qllaaa igiatnrg The first meeting of the Junior Class was held the 6th day of October. At this meeting the officers of the class were elected. The second meeting was held the 7th day of October, at which plans for a Hal- lowe'en party were made. It was decided that the party should be a masqqerade. A social committee of three was appointed, they were: Annie Ellestad, chairman, La- Veta Smart and Forrest Norris, who were to take charge of all social functions during this school term. On the Friday before Hallowe'en the Junior class entertained the High School with a masquerade party. The auditorium was transformed into a very spooky and mystifying room by means of black witches and owls flying across the room, cross bones and skulls wherever one looked, and com stalks and maple leaves everywhere. The room was lit with electric light bulbs placed inside of pumpkin faces. Lillian Ja- cobs and Ruth Christy, impersonating negro sweethearts, Manda and Rastus, were awarded a comic prize for having the best costumes. Delightful refreshments were served and all in all the party was a series of laughter, fun and frolic. The Junior class numbered twelve the first few weeks of school, but later the number was increased to fourteen due to the entry of Forrest Norris and Agnes Moi. Ruth Christey leaving shortly after the second semester had begun, again decreased the number to thirteen. The Junior class is proud of the fact that they have as their members two players of the championship basketball team of Pierce County. They are Annie Ellestad and La Veta Smart. La Veta Smart was captain of the team and played forward. She had an average of twenty points each game, a fact which is both striking and unusual. A number of Junior boys were on the basketball team this year and did well in spite of their handicaps. The boys vsho are on the baseball team are: Forrest Norris, Daiichi Yoshioka, Tadao Yoshida and Mitsuyoshi Asahara. Many of the Juniors, although they did not make the team, are interested in ath- letics and they give the teams all the help and support it is in their power to render. The Juniors also took an active part in debate and dramatics. Forrest Norris and Howard Massey are our two debaters, Forrest taking the negative side of the question and Howard the affirmative. Agnes Moi represented Fife High School in the declamation contest of Pierce County by giving a humorous recitation. Although she was not among the winners she received numerous Cllmpliments on her delivery and the Juniors are especially proud of her. Howard Massey, Lillian Jacobs, Forrest Nor- ris and Annie Ellestad had parts in the High School play which they helped to make a big success. 8 8 U 8 8 Gllaaa nf '27 There is a nifty class at Fife Which is the very best, Each mind is keener than a knife- They always pass each test. From one another they'll ne'er depart, Just one more year to go. The students are all very smart, Because they're made just so. They are the live ones in the school, The students two and eleven. You ask me who are they? Pray tell, You ask me who are they pray tell? -Clara Sicade '27 Page Tw:-:ity-One

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