Clatskanie High School - Tiger Yearbook (Clatskanie, OR)

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has Senior Class History .-.-- - - . The four years of our high school life, crammed so full of events and happenings, began far in the Freshman realms when we were yet tiny cubs. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Sturgill we traveled through the dark woodlands of algebra, and undaunted. we withstood the onslaughtsl of the upperclass Tigers. Out of the depths of the solitude of the jungle we emerged ns sophisticated sophs. Still seeking the light of knowledge and education we traveled further from the darkness of ignorance. As Juniors we ceased to be called cubs, and proudly were addressed as the upperclass Tigers. At the annual Zoo varnival of C. H. S. jungle we distinguished ourselves by decorating the huge amphitheater, where the mid-night revels were held. In the beauty of a glorious May night, when the moon illuminated the entire forest and bathed the scene with mel- low light, we most delightfully entertained the solemn Senior Tigers. The Prom was a vision of perfect loveliness as the whole forest was draped in blue and apricot. After a year of heavy Zoological work we have arrived to the solemn ranks of Seniorhood. When the bright colored hillsides were covered with autumn leaves, we, chaperoned by our teachers, journeyed in a circus bus to the first football game of the season at Astoria. The spirit this howling pack begun was carried on throughout all athletic engagements during the year. In spite of our gay and frivolous spirits we have endeavored to prove ourselves worthy of our Alma Mlater and aid in making our forest school a much better and more well-known institution. -Florence Ford.