Charles Francis Adams High School - Bantam Yearbook (Clarkston, WA)

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Standing-Ralph Konu, Skip Engstrom. Sitting-Barbara Bieren, Toddy Ewing. CIZZDOI' Gfczss Most of us in the class of 1950 started in high school as green sophomores, but we soon grew out of that. We have done everything in our power in our three years of high school to try to make the class of 195 0 one of the best gradu- ating classes Clarkston High School has ever known. In our sophomore year We built the traditional bon-fire for the annual Turkey Day Game and decorated for Baccalaureate. We also gave a sophomore assembly. Our junior year proved to be a busy one. We presented our Junior Class Play, Daddy Long-Legs g our Junior Prom with the theme of Rainbow Gardensug and our harvest dance as the Harvest Schmoon . Our last job was to decorate for commencement. As seniors we gave the annual Senior Ball, Dreamer's Paradise and pre- sented our Senior Class Play, Baby-Sitter. Our C-Day proved to be a lot of fun. The last of our high school activities was our class picnic. Our Senior Class officers did a very fine job this year. They were: President, Skip Engstromg Vice-President, Ralph Konug Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Biereng and Sergeant-at-arms, Charlene Ewing. Our class advisors were Mrs. Mary Kazda and Mr. Harold Dick. COLOR: Silver and crimson. FLOWER: Rose MOTTO: The road to success is slippery, but we use sand. fslxteenj