Fife High School - Illahee Yearbook (Fife, WA)

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ILLAHEE Eh? Svnphnmnrr 2371. IBM Marty They came from afar, They came from east and west. For they knew the Sophomore party Would be the very best. From the top of the hill They came at a run, They rushed in the door And joined in the fun. Of course dressed in green The Freshies looked a sight, But that all Went to prove That Darwin's theory is right. They They They ran around in circles, climbed upon the wall, had a very merry time At the Sophomore St. Pat. Ball. -Forrest Norris '27 Page Twenty-Six

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ILLAHEE Qllaas igiatnrg In the fall of '25 seventeen Sophomores returned to grace this institution of learning. Robert Gustafson. Ralph lluscher, and Alexander Fox soon dropped out and before the middle of the term, Grace Gaines and Dorothy Booth left us. Buf- Arnold Thompson and Dorothy Vickers, members of our Freshman Class, returned and again joined the class of '28, The class is well represented in all school activities and functions. Dorothy Vickers represented the class of '28 in the girls champion basket ball team. Three Sophomore boys held positions on the boys' basket ball team. On the base ball team there are four Sophomoresg and the important position of pitcher is held by Mitsu Kawamoto and Arnold Thompson as sub-pitcher. Many officers were drawn from the Sophomore Class. Clyde Garman is the Boys' Basket Ball Reporter for the Illahee and forthe Fifonian, also being Treasurer of the Student Body. The So- ciety column of the Fifonian and the Girls' Basket Ball in the Illahee were taken care of by Geraldine Whitworth. Ester Hill reported for the Sophomore Class in the Fifonian and in the Illahee. The class was represented in debating and in dramatic declamation by Geraldine Whitworth. Three parts in the annual school play were filled by Sophomores. The sixteenth of April the Sophomores gave a stunt in the assembly. The title of our stunt was Farmyard Musicalef' This was a very appropriate title since Mr. Bixby, our sponsor, is head of the agriculture department. The nineteenth of March, the Sophomores gave a party in honor of St. Patrick's Day. All of the students of the high School were invited. Many interesting games were played during the evening. Refreshments, consisting of cake, sandwiches, lemonade and ice cream were served at ten-thirty in the dining-room, which was cleverly decorated in green and white crepe paper. 8 3 9 3 V Ollaaa 15112111 There's a class in school that seniors will be, For they study with all their might, Their wisdom will count and soon you will see, A class exceedingly bright. There's never a time this school will score, There's never a time it will aid Without the help of the Sophomores, Who are dauntless and unafraid. Page Twl-n ty-lfive

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