Pasco High School - Sinewesah Yearbook (Pasco, WA)

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' 1 5'-Q.. ls fy 'A xl ,-.E Sophomore Class Pictures 'Pop liow: 'l':1ht-r. Tompkins. Vzxils, l.iv9rmorv. Skurllzmtl, Szxrgonl. li. Slrt'rlwit'k. Van Xyllll St'L'Ullll Row: liogvrs, NVudv, Huy, Mottnvr, Wvs101'l'it-ltl. Colllzmcl, VVilliz1ms. l'i1 l ' ' 4 'st Row: St-olt, Slorzxl, Swzmscm, Wmos, Slmon, Surg:-nt, NVQ-stlmy. 'l'op Row: Il, Clark, Cllum-y, Ehr. Crvwflson, Haag, Bc-ll, CLllllllll,L1llZll'll, 'l'lmnw. Cum mings. St-4-oml Row: Browt-r, llarx'0y, li. Klundt, llall, lluc, Z. Casey. Bailiv, .l, Clark First Row: lliglvy, M. Dodd, Kirk, Fuirfivld, Kee-nv, Brewington, Bt't'kvr, Jolmslon lilzuttnn. Lamb, A. Capps. Top Row: B. Sponsor, ll. Ritter. Shuffc-r, A. Talwrt. Olson, I,uDow, C. Ilollmuxx, Lllllw' St -t-mul Row: Minkiowitz, Mt-Donnell, Odt-ll, Lilley. Pnwo, Johnston, lmylt-s, PUtll'I' I.llXVl'l'llt'l'. Orlt sc. of .Q J -

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. onw- on, 'un ' im' . s Ill' L'XlIllllll1'. 1. ,z1rrs1:lrqs. 1 C' W Xl I 1 I Il C l l l I 1 I lisa-wives of Al11t'l'l4'Il. 4. Vyoncle-1' who voted for Wvslhy. Qu. Cl1ElI1l'l'lllll'5, G. Sopliomore I uw. Sophomore Class History Really setting an example Qand what an examplelj for the Frosh are these up and coming Sophomores of old P. H . S. Af- ter setting up a howl about class sweaters Land being squelched by the A. S. B. and J. J. SJ they topped it off with a killer of a party! A swell picnic in the spring more than made this one of the most eventful of Sophomore histories. With gavel in hand, leading them through the year were Art Capps and Herby Ritter. Backing them up were their two co-captains, Ole Skartland and Charlie Ray. Weilding the pencil through this eventful year were Donna Westby and Barbara Blanton. Skipper Hanson attempted to put the soft pedal on the milder controversies.

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2 Klndk Ki if 1. Hot clog. i e u ies' nuff said. 3. Politicians. 4. Juniors on I l 5. Ain'i love grand, Milly Lou? junior Class History A rousing cheer Went up from the Juniors at the beginning of the term Welcoming Miss Sneve to her third successful year of advisorship for the Class of '42. Able class officers Were, first semester, Kenneth Hales, president, Earl Dunning, vice- presidentg Glenna Mcllraith, secretaryg second semester, John Sullivan, president, Bob Avery, vice-presidentg and Glenna McIl- raith, secretary. June Mad , a fine production, was the first three act play ever to be presented by Pasco High Juniors. Their annual party, which turned out a huge success, followed on April 4. Through the means of an assembly they made their call for attendance at the traditional Junior Prom, and with a frolicking picnic ended their third progressive year at Pasco High. I 1 - -QQ v