Columbia High School - Columbian Yearbook (Burbank, WA)

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-i. . -,. ., W-, -.. ...., . nm., .,Q. Qifl, -, .,.- Q, , I ooia we , , , .. --H -:,A........ vi-rig V J Z ,,VV V- , ,Y i., A-AY-.AJ JUNIOR CLAS S President ---- -lst Sem.-Harold Ludwig--End Sem,--Dorothy Romm Vice Pres. ---- lst Sem.-Dorothy Romm---none Zhd Sem. . Sec. and Treas, ------------------------------ Bonnie Thompson Class Advisor -------------------------- -Mrs, Margaret Hurley The Juniors began this year with fifteen members and during the year, two members were added to our list. Through out the year the Juniors took an active part in the schoolfs functions. Five of our boys participated in all the active sports--football, basketball, and baseball, Many of our class had a great deal to do with the publishing of the Columbia Breezes and the Columbian. Jack Uyr was the Student Body President for the second semester. Gi S Four girls were members of the Pep Squad W during the sports season. The class play5 HJumping Jewelsn, was a great successg the proceeds of which were used in giving the Sen- iors a banquet, January 14. Also the Juniors gave a prom on November llth, which proved very successful, Dorothy Romm, our class president, has been a member of the Honor Society since her Freshman year.. Dorothy hopes to earn her torch pin at the close of her Senior year. If so, she will be the only Senior thus honored, A ' We end our year with five of our members gone. Alvin Fry, one of our group, has already entered the armed forces. We, as a whole, are looking forward to a successful Senior year. f

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i -an. is-n-un... . ,. j 1 Nfl 7A'f it il'f m7ffTlA l '19 f11f'1Tl fl'fIfllLTf.ltt l l ,t::iu 9 LiEE3mm.' l 'X SGDUPU-ICDMCDUQU- GJIUYBSBS President2--------------f ---- ---------4-- ------ -Donald Mills Vice President------- ---- ----4---- ---- Q- ---- -rwhlico Goldade Secretary-Treasurer---- ----- - ---- ----- ---- -----isora mls ire Class Adviser- ---- -------- ---- - ---- ------wars. HELEN Denning The Sophomore Glass started this year with' lp nenbers. They have been prominent in school functions, and nafe made notable probress in their school activities.. scjirwcre act- ivities started last fall when they had the pleasure of in - itiating the Freshman Class in an exceedingly iniormal E326 of initiation. A very successful party was held at the vld Casey school later in the year. In sports the class has been placed nigh, 'with all the Sophomore boys participating in all the sports activities. Donald Mills and Bobby Willard received first string letters in both basketball and football Eddie Jonnson also receive 0 a first string letter in Football, and Robert Hrdmann basketball. Charles Unling and Cleon Campbell rccciv string letters on the basketball team. 2 Although our class is one of the smallest the students have participated in all activities. our members, Alice Goldade, Robert Lrdmann, and C ling, are in the Honor Society. Two members ar of the Girls? Federaticng also three members a Pep Squad, one is an officer in the Lcttcrman's a menfs Club. We have had four advisers this year, in 5-,U fa lf .-,Z ea all O one in cd 2nd school, Bree of os Uh- fficers oil tlle 1.1. -5 ' 1LJ,..L .LG