Lind High School - Progress Yearbook (Lind, WA)

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'l'l I I41 S L SAN K REHBIEL Entered L. H. S., 1915 Hesperian Society, 1915-16 Not in school, 1917-18 Entered again in 1918 Glee Club, 1918-19 Operetta, 1919 Editor of Office News, 1919- 1 VA WATKINS Entered L. H. S., 1917 Hesperian Society, 1917 Glee Club, 1918-19 Operetta, 1919 Senior Play Caste, 1920 DITH DUGAN Entered L. H. S., 1916 Vice-President, 1918-19 Glee Club, 1918-19 Operetta, 1919 Zetagathian Society, 1917-18 Sophomore-Junior Play, 1918 Class reporter, 1918 Senior Play Caste, 1920 SANDPIPI 20 Girls' Quartet, 1920 A V Secretary of Student Assoei 1919-20 FDNA VVATKINS Entered L. H. S., 1917 Hesperian Society, 1917-18 Sophomore-Junior play, 1918 Glee Club, 1918-19 Operetta, 1919 Glee Club, 1919-20 VVILMLA VVA RNFIR Spelling Contest, 1917 'lliennis T0lU'1l2Llll6Il1', 1917 Glee Club, 1918-19 Operetta, 1919 Debate Teain, 1917-18-19 Editor in Chief of Annual, 15 1 HA RLES CAMPBELL Entered L. H. S., 191-1 ation, 1 119 Air Service, ll. S. Army, A. ltl. F., 1917-19 A President Senior Class, 1919- Senior Play Caste, 1920 Debate Team, 1919-20 20 President of Student Association. 1919-20

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6 1 SXYDPll'l'1li MIRIAM ISAUMGAHT Entered li. II. S., 1915 Vice-President, 1915-16 Glee Club, 1918-19 Operctta, 1919 Hesperian Society, 1915-16 Class Reporter, 1919-20 High School Play, 1917 A M l+1LlQA KOCH Entered Ii. H. S., 1916 Vice-President, 1916-17 Ulass Reporter, 1917-18 Secretary and Treasurer of gathian Society, 1917-18 Glee Club, 1918-19 Operetta, 1919 Glee Club 1919-20 Vice-President, 1919-20 Zeta- NVILMA RAYBITRN Eiiterccl li. 11. S.. 1919 Debating Team, 1919-20 Glec Club, 1919-20 Senior Class reporter, 1919-20 Valeclictorian, 1920 EliIZAlSE'l'H DOELL Entered li. H. S., 1916 Class Secretary and 'l'reasurer, 1917-18 Class Prcsziclcnt, 1918-1919 Sophomore and Junior play, 1918 Vlass Secretary and 'l're:wuI'cr, 1919-20 Ulce Vlub, 1918-19 Operetta, 1919 Senior Play flalstv. 1920 Girle' Quartet, 1920 VOIZINNE NEAHE Cll lflntercfl li. ll. S., 1916 74'121g2l1lliiiI1 Society, 1917-18 8-cr-rotary and 'l'reasuror, 1918-19 Snlutatorian, 1929 Girl:-a' Athletics oclitor, 1919-20 ,X lll'l'Y W IGSTON l'1ntcrcrl li. ll. S., 1916 Vlass llrcsidciit, 1917-18 Yotagatliian Society. 1917-18 filee Ulub, 1918-19 Olmcretta. 1919 Gln-o Vlnb, 1919-20

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8. H Tim SANDPIPER Senior Class History One bright morning of September, 1916, the members of the Class of 1920 met in the Assembly prepared for the four years of ligh School work in which each person made a resolution to do his best. The class which was .quite large for a school of this size consisted of the following members: Leone McBride, Fama Garrison, Amelia Koch, Warren Knee, Wilma Warner, Grace Moulton, Edith Dugan, Jay Stevenson, Alfred Jungblom, George Dea- ton, Emma Suchland, Elizabeth Doell, Charity Weston and Cornnie Neare. Soon after the beginning of school the class held its first meeting with Miss Scott as the class adviser. Since Warren Knee had the distinction of being the only boy present he was elected first president. The other officers were Amelia Koch, vice-president, and Fama Garrison, secretary and treasurer. Orange and white were chosen as the class colors. The Seniors of 1916 had willed the white rose bud to the Freshman class which they gratefully accepted. The first class party was given on February 10 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Griffith where a pleasant evening was spent in playing games. Quite a task was undertaken when the first reception, which was sup- posed to represent an April Fool reception was given March 30, 1917. At the beginning of the school year of 1917 the members of the class of '20 were called back to school by the familiar sound of the bell. Everyone had spent a pleasant vacation wandering far from the land of studies and was glad to return again. Grace Moulton, Jay Stevenson, Alfred Jungblom and George Deaton did not return but four new members were added to the class-they were Eva and Edna Watkins, Chester Pittman and Floyd Morgan. Again the class underwent the form of being organized With Miss Bre- eount as adviser. Charity Weston was elected president, Warren Knee. vice-president, and Elizabeth Doell. secretary and treasurer. lt was discovered at that meeting that some of the members did not like the class colors, orange and white, which they had chosen during the Fresh- man year. Since they were Sophomores they considered it safe to adopt green and white, the colors of their choice. A plan was agreed upon by which the class should buy one large pennant by using the money in the treasury and that each person should buy a small individual pennant. A The White rosebud had been the class flower but in the Sophomore year the Maidenhair Fern was also chosen. Another thing that was decided upon at the meeting was that they should join the other three classes in giving the Freshman Class a rousing welcome at a Freshman Frolic and they did. The class party that year was given at the home of Warren Knee. On November 2 a reception was given to which ghosts or witches only were ad- mitted. The guests had to pass thru more horrible places than they could possibly imagine but they soon forgot them when they joined in the fun of the evening. lt was during the Sophomore year that the Lind High School started to