Condon High School - Review Yearbook (Condon, OR)

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Chilliam anuntg 35gb $thnnl I The hrst semesters officers. were Lee Ryan, president; Gladys West, vice-president; Grace SchOtt, secretary; Thelma Thouvenel, treasurer; and, James Hardie, sergeant-at-arms. As Sophomores We did our best to g1vethe . j-'Fn:esthmen.what.was given. to us, and. our ability came to a test at the inltia-' a'tion party. The itFreshies seemed to feel .that wevdid our duty more than well. - Later 'in the year we planned a rather vdistinctivegparty. to which we i invited the school and our parents. We put on a short play in the asgsem: , L ; bely'ifOr' their entertainment, after which we served a luncheon. . . We took a prominent part in athletics, debate and school plays dur; i .in-g the year. . , . . , , 7 , AsIJ-uniors we were again active in all school affails,'including debate, athletics, quartet and sehool plays, ' - , , V - ' seyeral members droppedtout of school that fall, some leaving school, for good, others. attending different schools. Grace SchOtt attended Jeffer; ,,. 7 son, High School' in Portland, but returned again for her Senior year, while ' I .OTIanaley sp' nt the, first semester in The Dalles High Schoolureturning. thesecend. sevmes3te'r.' A, a - V ' i It The efficers'lfor the- year Were: GladYs West, Secretary; Jennie Pratt; L 'fvVic'eEPreSident';- J. B. VVheir, Seeretary; Ray Jackson, Treasuler; and, James, a f-Hardie, , Sei'geant-at-arms.- , I ' 7 Three new members entered the class this year. Alex and William Marshall, the iiScotch twins, and Jennie Pratt. The class worked and climbed, faithfully and diligently, until at last we came to the top step on, the stairs?the Senior year. Nine. of the class have climbed the stair, from Freshmen up, together. Our class officers for the Year are Alton Johnson, President; James Hardie, Vice-President, Vir- gil Rogers, Secretary-Treasurer; and Ray Jackson, Sergeant-at-arms.- At the Iirst Student Body meeting held, James Hardie was chosen Student Body President and Ray Jackson, Secretary-Treasurer. It was under this class that the constitution was drawn up and adopted. The second: semester the class was again honored by having three Student Body - officers chosen from the class. They were James Hardie, reelected presi- dent; Grace Schott, secretary and Alex Marshall, treasurer. The class took part in athletics, debate, school plays, orchestra, and the Girls Glee Club. We were, in fact, more active than ever before. The second, semester class officers remained the same. The time was almost all taken up with commencement affairs this semester. Be Square? was selected as our motto, and we can truthfully say that we have lived up to it all through our school career; Dear old C. H. S. has done much for the Class of '22, and although we have been exceedingly active in school affairs, we can never repay her. We entered as green Freshmen; we came out dignified Seniors, ready to take up our different fields. of work, but whatever they may be we will al- ways look back on the school as a true friend of Qurayouth. -GRACE SCHOTT i I $15515 QImmtg giggly $zhnnl I 333132 10

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agillianf Gnuntg Eigh $tlzuul' I I p Twe of, our Jrun-iof boys, Ray Morgan and George. LOW, played on the :- . football team. ' Alice Howland, Beth Evans, Helen Fowler and V'iovlet'WIeStT , we're on the. girlsL basket ball team. ' ' At the, Basket Ball TO-urn'ament-in Feburafy our girls carrixedvuoff the championship of the High School and were awarded a beautiful cardinaL and gray pennant With 19233011 it as a reward.- . 'The large per cent of the Star parts of the:LD1aYS, Dllt On by ththgh Schoeoll'this year were taken by Juniors. , ' , ' ,2 L LWe were well represented in Glee Club, Quartet and also- Debate, The following officers were elected for the second semester: L 1 President Lre-electedy-Alice Howland , Vice-President-Nina Hawes 1 ' '. Secretary-TreasurereBessie Hawe's e ClaSs ReportereLeonafd CranOrd Sergeant-at-eArmseSadie Huddleston 'LCIasS Adviser Lre4electedL-Ja'ck 'Stovall ' Cora Carmine and May Shell left our ranks early in the school year, i but we have two new members. Sadie Huddleston entered from Heppner High School and Mary Chapman from Albany, Oregon, High School. Laura. L? McConnell re-entered from Vancouver, Washington, High School. ' CLASS IROLL Ray Morgan ' Jack Erwin Leonard Crawford Harold Johnsvn Kenneth Johnson . , GeorgeLow Florence Wilkins Edith Jackson Zola Shell Pearl Walker Laura McConnell Alice Howland Violet West ' Beth Evans Sadie Huddleston L Helen Fowler Zona Myers ? Bessie Hawes Nina Hawes Emma Smithe ' ' Mary Chapman g2; $illiam QImIntg Eigh Stimuli l , Eage 12