Fife High School - Illahee Yearbook (Fife, WA)

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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,

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ILLAHEE 19 Arnold Thompson, a flashy linesman, Frank Takemura, and Johnny, a quarter- back. In basketball, Clyde Garman, Mitsuo Kawamoto, Walter Erspamer, Wil- lard Andre and Johnny Fugita played on the first team, but due to injuries and other mishaps only Clyde and Johnny finished the season. Ruth Thorson played a stellar game at guard for the girls' basketball team. With the coming of baseball, Mitsuo and Johnny made the team as infieldersg Folke and Arnold, pitchers. James Anderson was a sub outfielder. Early in the spring the Juniors took over the first class publication series of the Fifonian. The paper received many favorable comments. Later in the spring the Juniors made a commendable showing in the paper drive. Thus the curtain rz-ng down on the Juniors. Ah yes, with many an encore. X Our J unior Class We are the Juniors, The pride of the schoolg From the very beginning We obeyed the rule. We've studied our lessons, And quarreled our best, And set an example For all the rest. We have as our president, Clyde Garmang now, can Anyone find for us A better man? Arnold Thompson, our secretary, Is next on the slate, In both of these We have great faith. Our officers are few, But, nevertheless, W'e are stepping zlong, Doing our best. We, Juniors eleven, With one year to go, One more touchdown Will make us our goal. RUTH THORSON, '28