Fife High School - Illahee Yearbook (Fife, WA)

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16 ILLAHEE my home one of snug comfort and beauty. Annie told me that LaVeta Smart was pursuing the study of music, devoting a grezt deal of time to piano and vocal lessons, and was rapidly winning recognition. She had recently visited Fife High School, which was now one of the best high schools in the state, noted for its high standing and athletic prowess. Howard Massey was now the superintendent there, which accounts, no doubt, for the upward strides the school was making. Another added feature at Fife was a large impressive library. The head librarian was none other than Clara Sicade, who kept things up to snuff and saw that everything was in perfect order. Indeed, the class of '27 is an extraordinary one, not a single one in the class has met with failure. All are successful in their undertakings. Due no doubt to the fact that our motto was 'tAim high and hold your aim. Class Will We, the Senior Class of 1927 of Fife High, County of Pierce, and State of Washington, being legally competent and sound of mind, do hereby make and declare this, our last will and testament, binding above all other wills and testaments: 1. To the Junior class we bequeath our scholastic ability and high stand- ing that they may bloom forth in great brilliancy in their Senior year. 2. To the Sophomore class we give and bequeath our pep and the success we have had as leaders in school activities that they may be the celebrated lions of the day. 3. To the Freshman class we give :nd bequeath our gracious poise and dignity that they will hereafter know how to conduct themselves properly. 4. I, Louise Fox, do hereby will and bequeath my sensibility to Catherine Minnick and may she profit thereby. 5. I, Lillian Jacobs, bequeath my acquired habits of good behavior to Julius Gius. Z 16. .I, Tadao Yoshida, bequeath my ability as a baseball player to Nicholas itt e. 7. I, Clara Sicade, bequeath my coy glances to Ester Hill, 8. I, Agnes Moi, bequeath my winning ways to Stanford Wise. 9. I, Mitsuoyoshi Asahara, bequeath my graceful shape to Donna Russell. B 1 10. I, Namiko Yonemura, bequeath my scholastic ability to Constance e ew. 11. I, Geraldine Whitworth, bequeath my loving disposition to Folke Johnson. 12. I, Howard Massey, bequeath my position as student body president to Arnold Thompson. 13. I, Kioyoko Sugioka, bequeath my captivating dimples to Anna Vraves. 14. I, Forrest Norris, bequeath my gift of gab to Ralph Johnson that he may be a prominent debater in the neir futuie. 15. I, Annie Ellestad, bequeath my laughing blue eyes to Ruth Thorson that she may win many hearts. 16. I, LaVeta Smart, bequeath my sense of humor to Mary Bulat that she may always have something to laugh at. In witness whereof, we have hereunto set our hands and affixed our seal this tenth day of April, nineteen hundred twenty-seven A. D. CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED TWENTY-SEVEN.

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18 ILLAHEE JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR CLASS Top row: Mr. Bixby, sponsorg Walter Erspamer, Frank Takemura, Thomas Beksinski. Second row: Arnold Thompson, Willard Andre, Clyde Garman, Folke Johnson, Mitsuo Kawa- moto. First row: Johnny Fujita, Ruth Thorson, Ayako Ohashi, Ester Hill, James Anderson lun 1nunananuunnnnmnnm Class History The remnant of our once large class, or thirteen, re-entered the school in the fall. At present our class is the smallest. Now, in the spring, we have completed our third campaign for higher education. The Juniors have fitted well into the school life. Delving into the class records we find the achievements are excellent- both in student activities and in sports. Arnold Thompson is the vice-presi- dent of the Associated Student Body, and Ester Hill is assistant editor of the Illahee. In debate, Arnold is the lone upholder of the class honor. He made a favorable showing. He also was an actor in the Senior play. James Ander- son showed the stuff Juniors are made of by winning first prize in Poultry Judging at Pullman. The prize was 5525.00 worth of pedigreed Class-A eggs. He is taking a course in the Smith-Hughes Agricultural plan. The sport life Htted well in the career of the Juniors also. In football we furnished the star,