Centralia High School - Skookum Wa Wa Yearbook (Centralia, WA)

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SKOOKUM WA WA Jqf9, .. .QW Sweet Miss Hiersch Doersch Sackerson Shaneclling SIIEBIINIUINDIIR GEEJILJASS HJIISGIINDIIRCY HEN WE, the class of 1930, entered high school as freshmen, we selected the following officers: Frances Miller, president: Harold Berg, vice president: Victoria Mutal, treasurer, and Esther Clevinger, secretary. Miss Mildred Melby was our adviser during our first year. The next fall, September, 1927, we came back to school intending to take our abuse of th-e preceding year out on that year's freshmen. We elected officers as follows: Wayne Davis,, president: Madeline Seymour, vice presidentg Louise Wood, secretaryg and Harold Berg, treasurer. Miss Dorothy Limbach was class adviser. At the carnival we sponsored two booths. One was the Doll Dance, and the other a milkshake booth. Our party that year was held Friday, April 13, and was quite appropriatee-a Rabbit Foot party. In our Junior year we elected Wayne Davis, presidentg Howard Doersch, vice presidentg Louise Wood, secretaryg and Bud Daviscourt, treasurer. Our play, Seven Keys to Baldpatef' was a great success. It was coached by Miss Joyce Glasgow and the leads were ably played by Helen Graves and ,Q I Q Venard Kilborn. May 24 we gave the Junior-Senior picnic at Patterson Lake X. in honor of the seniors. Now as mighty seniors, we elected Paul Sweet, presidentg Howard Doersch, vice presidentg Myrtle Sackerson, secretaryg and Aaron Shanedling, treasurer. 5 Miss Wilh-elmina Hiersch, as class adviser, has guided us through a most pros- perous and enjoyable year. Q The Junior-Senior picnic this year was a joint affair sponsored by both the Junior and Senior classes. As a final windup for the year it was surely a Well run good time. A 6 X373 P ' I age Nine pf? ix -.1 I X w Q if ww seq 1 5 f' 'll x si x 7, , 5 Q l i M K X f ausrq. l 5 -'X- i 1,-AQ 6N..cS'i'1 Ny, 'Q WWA H Cf, .EL Q .--' , ' ' 'L gwj ' A--053'