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Historv of Freshmen 4 Those in the class ol' thc hright enter- .. alfl hue! Those Itts of old Paseo Ili! Those xery, vt-ry, busy persons, the Fresh- men, say high school is swell and why wouldn't they? NVith Miss Sneve as then advisor. they accomplished more than am freshman class we know. They started olli by choosing, their class colors tlrioyal hluv and whiter. and elet-ted officers. For first semester Bob Lee was chosen president, - John Sullivan. vice presidentg Llsie Davis, secretary: and Arden Casey, treasurer. Ap eff In the fall the Frosh had a skating party. Just a hang over from eighth grade days, maybe, hut lots of fun. Officers for the second semester were: President, Gor- don Mercer, vice president, Nadine New lung and secretary, Logan Long. March 17. rolled along and the Fresh- ies put on an assembly in honor of the VVearin' of the Green. B'g0rry the Irish were proud of them, it was that good. Spring came and April 21 saw the Frosh having another party and taking in the movie The Lady of the Lake. Then fol- lowed one home room picnic after an- other. Finally came the last big event. their class picnic in May. VVhat people these '39 Frosh! What upper classmen they'll make! Freshman Class Top How: J. Clayton, J. Knowlton, L. Tustin. R. Zahn, B. XVise. Simon. D. Liberty. J. Rogers. Ii. Hardy. 'll Spaulding. J. Martin, H. Hatch, Nichol, L. Livermore, L. Sullivan, K. Dodd, R. Avery, J. Ono. Nl. Modesky. Scherger. E. Mason, E. Grenz. R. Hays. E. Whitemarsh. P, Morris. G. Glen, Sturgis. G. Mcllraith. D. Nicholson, J. Sullivan. F. Huber. L. Long, E. Huber. E. Miller. Kenoycr, V. Small. A. George. L. XVeltz. B. Lee, D. Collins. L. Hedrick. Booth, D. Bell. A. Bricks-y, E. I-Justus, D. Little, D. Galloway. R. Savage. Smith. E. Davis, M. Miles, N. Newlun. P. Lloyd. P, Eaton. M. Nohel. Utzman. T. McCoy, E. Parkhurst, D. Klundt. M. Wines, W. Jones, R. Stone. Stultz, P. Lee, F. Sc-human, J. Xlfilflerman. M. Hall. S, Berghausen. Dunn. E. Pierre. BI. Klundt, L. Dau e, L. Schahel, XV. Mc-Intire. E. Carlisle. Hampton. J. XVilkins. A, Johnson. G. Slaight. E, Bluhm. NI, Hill. M. Barbee. Birmingham. L. Jackson. Nl. Ilunsaker. C. Patton.
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Sophomore Class History of Sophomores The Sophomores, who are now almost upper classmen. tound their second year of Hi a protitable and busy one. Remem- bering when they were just green fresh- ies, the road on which they have traveled from last year to this seems long. How- ever, today they beam with pleasure for at last they are recognized by the older students as being, really not so dumb after all. Under the guidance of Miss Hanson. their class advisor, the Sophomore party, held December 9, was a big success. Held at Sacajawea Park. May 8, the class picnic was an event they will long remember tfor once every hungry Sox More had enough potato salad, sandwiches. ice vream and all the trimmingsb. The class officers of the year were: President, Lawrence Smithg vice presi- dent, Albert Pontarollo. and secretary. Betty Shaffer Top How: F. Tabert, L. Smith, J. Simpson, H. Potter, B. Bosticlc, B. Sawyer, S. Funk, J. Mercer, H. Ritter, P. Couisineau, H. Lucas, E. Bottler, L. Morris, P. Arbogast. D. Hopkins, F. Van Holtebeke, C. Boatman, N. Wilker- son, B. Clarke. M. Grosse, A. Hyatt, E. Hopkins, D. Hyatt. R. Harrigan. B. Ras- mussen. L. Schweppe, H. Fox, M. Martell. J. Sullivan, J. Steele, F. Schuneman, R. Capps. A. Pontarollo, C. Hoff- man. Xt. Arbogast, D. Lamb, L. Lewis. J. Carroll, M. Durand. A. Stinson. B- EXIHW, E. XVest, M. Gratz. B. Shaffer. IJ. wirth. IC. Hall J Haag, N Edwards, M. Carroll. C. Nicholson. 4 , . . ' J..Strediwek. J. Mueller, E. Hembree, L. Vannet, L. Spencer, M. Jones, B. OlNe1l. D. Johnson. M. Dooney. C. Fanning, A. Wade. B. O'Leary. A. Posey S- Schull- J- RISKS- L- Ullpiereeht. M. Job. M. Polntkowski. L. Llewelyn. R. XVallace.
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Sept 2 Sept 5 Sept 8 Sept 2 Sept 28 O 7 Calendar Good mornlng teacher Bet you I6 glad to have me back Hah Labor Day to some of the na txon but Rest Day to us John and Jane Freshman got ac quamted wlth us at an Orlentatlon assembly today That was really some assembly Wlsh theyd had one when I started school I would have been saved A LOT of embarrassment The boys from Wapato are good but we were better dear Dlary Art and Pat make a good yell team Today the Smewesah staff met wlth Mlss Sneve to declde who does what I got th1s Job The prmters w1ll cut my copy down and the school wxll cut my throat Whats the percent age? Guess Ill let my beard grow Funny how many boys play football who never sulted up The absentee llst today 1S as large as the flunk 11st usually IS at the quarter Bet they re at Toppenlsh I dldnt know m tlme Hales IS presldent Bruce vlce and Pat secretary of ASB The frosh beat the upperclassmen by electlng class offlcers The old Bulldog mpped Dayton 21 to 7 today We re gomg to have another cup I bet a nlckel wlth LeRoux on xt Some of the glrls hollered as loud as the boys on the Mantoux test The boosters who sklpped for the Top penlsh trlp got SIX hours a head Thats laymg lt on Mr Sxmpson MISS Sneve and Ye Edltor get 1n carcerated 1n the llbrary Oct 8-Mr Crowley got a goose flrst shot Oct f1rst tr1p Scherger got h1s knee hurt tonlght ln the game wxth Cle Elum and 1t Nov Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec DSC Jan Jan Jan 23-Everybody smells l1ke mothballs I wore the r f s today and the ther mometer keeps dropplng They scratch me too Today Pat was unwrappmg blrthday packages I ate some Good old banana belt weather agaln I m keeplng them on Just 1n case All the gals look stlff ln thelr new ha1r does I got a date for the Senlor ball tomght Wonder lf we ll wm that Sunnyslde debate today Calendar pretty full Jesse James Slmpson bought a box of apples on the way to the Student Conference at Yaklma Pat Sullxvan pollshed them fxrst and handed them out 16-Toppenlsh came here Wlth a good 2 2 team but went back wlth a 15 29 de feat That game could have been better Connell boys put up a nlce game but We wanna go to Yakima Zeke almost had us crymg ln Dust of the Road Thls program was lovely w1th a cap pella llghted tapers and cathedral wlndows MISS Sneve dyed 17 palrs of sox a purple and they dldnt use them Shes burnlng' School out for th1s year We had a tree and everything Student Councll buys us suckers Durmg the vacatxon We played Lmd 28-4 Yaklma here we come' Back 1n slavery agam Pretz and Chuck look klnda world weary That noxse IS slmply the Speech class practlclng choral readlng Or lt mlght be Crowleys klds argumg chaln stores 6-Our Bulldogs headlng for Yaklma Oct 21 It makes us S1Ck to see Johnny hurt Dlsaster' Burkes touchdown out of the a1r ten feet from the chest of the Sunnyslde player was ruled out be cause Art shoved' What long arms you have Arthur' We lost our flrst game Ill have a headache tomor row' Oct 17 18-The slavedrlvers are at Instltute to Oct 31 Nov Nov 1 Nov 1 Nov lt? Nov 1 Nov 21 day Too cold to go swlmmlng Shall I f1n1sh that notebook? Huh uh The frosh had a skatlng party The Swmdle Sheets came out today That callous I got on my apple pol xshlng arm was not appreclated Oh well' nome Ec glrls gave a tea today The hand that holds the ladle IS the hand that oh sklp It But they can cook The Leglon boys gave a program and a real bomb today Kennewlck took a a shellackmg 12 to 0 Lots of f1re works ln that game The A Cappella s1ngers from Cheney gave Bud Roberts a thrlll The boy wlth the loud txes LOVES muslc A bus load of klds went to Walla 2 for On Stage We trled to go clear to Ellensburg and play for the League champlon shlp but dldnt make lt PllllngS wasnt sugar coated and that boy could run Wxsh Johnny could have made a few runs The Old Vlbrator bus took a load up and BACK whlch was somethlng Well I have wondered smce I was m the f1fth grade who Sylvla was 1n Tlger House The Thesplans showed me tonight 1n the sequel Phantom Tlger It was Cody all of the tlme' Ill be danged' Shucks I knew It all along' Jan Dec J an an J an an holson IS back agaln after loslng h1s appendlx Hls nurse went to the dance w1th hlm and we wonder why he was ln a hurry to get out of the hospltal The strong man gave an assembly today and Carl Morgan does all the stunts rlght after hlm 10-Shades of 1910 Speech mellerdram mer today The Fatal Necklace showed us what a v1lla1n Burke IS at heart Focht saves Evelyn but poor B1ll1e d1ed as a grandmother The Speech class had a banquet and the reason they talked so well was that LeRoux had the gavel MISS Hewett the grade book Mlss Sneve Just keeps eatlng her free plate Mr Butlers debaters take on Zlllah and we got took Elther we make lt or we dont The semester agony starts today Dld you know MISS HHTFIS can lay on a mean test' Huh try one of Mlss Jack sons' Guess I ll forget xt all and go to the basketball game Prosser loses 20-Today Bob Yamauchl won the Pro fessor Qulz contest Jlmmy S1mpson asked used ln Japan' All the teachers trled thelr luck Mlss Hanson got most of them after Mlss Doollttle told her h1m why paper houses were 23-Well why do you suppose she gave me a flunk ln that? I handed 1n Bob s notebook and he got 30 po1nts but she only gave me 15' Its a swlndle' We had a hard tlme w1nn1ng three polnts over Sunnyslde And we have no 1nJur1es yet Dld you see Em down there scrubblng the gym floor We defeat Top H1 and Kennewlck again Golng up the Valley' We won the tl ' , - ' - . 30- ' ' ' ' . . 1- ' ' ' . . Q- h QL 2 v ,G . 3- v ' . ' ' ' U ' .' A . 3- l . ' .Q D . ' . . ob ' . ct. 3 ' ' , ' ' ' , - ' , . . 3- ' . . '- - u - ' . 2- ' ' . ' A . ' I .gi . . . . 14- ' ' ' ' . looks bad. We won the game 8-0, but ' tournament per Wapato. Willie Nic- , Q . 13- . 9- ' ' . , , - ' . 1- ' ' .19- ' ' . 5- ' ' ' ' ' . . I J . . I- . - . 9- ' , ' ,- ' . -I , u ' J .27- '. ' ' - ' , 'tle. U
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