Columbia High School - Lions Roar Yearbook (Hunters, WA)

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President -------------------- Hal Davis Vice President ------------ Betty Decker Secretary R Treasurer--Darlene Rickard Reporter- ------- ---------- Betty Decker Adviscr--- --------- - ------ -Mrs. Epker On September 2, 1947, the halls of C. H. S.f were again filled with noise and laughter from sixteen happy sophomores. October 7, June Lance entered our class making a total enrolb ment of 17. She dropped out at the end of the first semester. Margaret Kennedy joined us January 7, to finish her term here. She had been attending school in Sprague. we sponsored freshmen initia- tion on the evening of September 22. All the freshmen were very good sports and dressed properly Some of our outstanding char- acters were, Tommy Dewitt who was dressed as a little Nbathing beautyn, Patty Holbrook and several others. Following the nfrosh stuntsu everyone enjoyed dancing and refreshments. I Our class sold candy and pop at two games, getting a total profit of about 512. te took an active part-in the magazine contest and came out on thetmdnninggside. 204B dollars was added to our bank account from this sourcel . The entire class helped with preparations for the carnival, November 14. A dance, sponsored by our class, was given at the Stranger Creek Grange hall on March 13. It was really a big success!! we would like to take this opportunity to thank our ad- visor, Mrs. Epker, for all her assistance and super- vision thrcugh the entire term.

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...,.+..,slL-..,, .fww f. N i -. .,-a.,.--i-- -?.fv -V - - President ------- Putty Holbrook Vice President ----- Bert Wiltse See. R Treas. ------ Barbara Day Reporter -------- Patty Holbrook Advisor -------------- Mr. Epker When School opened last fall there were twenty-five students enrolled in the freshmen class. we are very sorry to say that Lillian Flett and Marion Dennison dropped out early in the first semester. . On September 22 we were initiated as members of Columbia Union High School student body. The night of initiation we dressed in unheard of costumes that nobody but the jdbbering sophomores could have dreamed of. 'We were served refresh- ment, and everyone had a grand time. The freshmen class took an active part in the magazine con- test. We came out on the losing side, but our magazine sales totaled more-than the other classes with Ina Brigman, who had the highest nu ber of sales. We put 327.08 of that amount in the class treasury. Patty Holbrook and Albert Anderson were elected candidates for the King and Queen contest Patty was for the carnival. chosen Queen. We helped our honorable upper classmen arrange the booths for the carnival. On May 15 we gave the sopho- mores a return party. , ia 2 L 'Qr'-135 , ., f W I 4