Peshastin Dryden High School - Puma Yearbook (Peshastin, WA)

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g I YOU should know something of the present members who are to tak the places of the seniors who leave our school this spring. Springer is really a very appropriate surname for Ralph, for anyone who has attended a basket hall game in Peshastin knows that he lives up to his title. His enthusiasm extends to other activ- ities as well as to athletics, and when there is a task that needs a leader Springer is often asked to spring forward. He lands too. Margaret Boyd who,assisted by a valiant sophomore and a dig- nified senior helped win the victory in the last debate with - Water ville, demonstrated in her rebuttal, that beneath the cheery smile there is a spark of--meesomething. It even surprised her. Per- haps it is some little sprak that has made her so enthusiastio in carrying out all forms of work for the claim of f28 and for Peshas- tin High School Then there is Melvin Snyder,the prespdent of the Student Body, who is one of the most popular students ct the school as is evidm QHCGQ by the votes Km receives when nominated.as a candidate for office. How often has the cry, HRahI Rah! Estherln rung through the old gymnasium, and those of our friendly rivals when Esther has sent the ball over the basket's rim. D 4 Arthur Derby is a most social member of our jovial little group. He is at times considered a little exclusive, but one can really

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.-- 1 understand such an attitude especially when one has attained the dignity of a Junior. Hls your book in? I told you that it was duefu Dena Spies' voice as sure as you are alive. She is the librarian of the Pesh- astin school, and they say that she keeps the books in place. Are you sure that your book is in? Beulah Blair, fair, left Spokane to become a member of our class We feel,that she must have recognized the high position that Pesh- astin Juniors hold or she would not have left Spokane's halls of learning to be one of our members. The Juniors have enjoyed her en trance. Last, but not least, is Howard Smith. He is one of the last to enter but not the last to be considered. He is making his presence felt by his sincere helpfulness on all occasions. The present Juniors have now been introduced. Do you not think that this group will be well qualified to fill the positions of Sen iors in 1928?