Condon High School - Review Yearbook (Condon, OR)

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6511mm Gnuntg 33151; $111001 I ,Our second, year .as'students'HOf'the G. C. H. S. shows a marked i111'-'-' provement in every 'resp.ect The class at the beginning of the year num- , bered twenty, ten boys and ten girls, but We have lost two members,Luci1e W Richards and Lloyd Evans,duri11g the term The officers for the first sem- ester were as follows: Helen Fletcl1er,p1esident; John Hardie, vice- -pres- ident; Clifford Crawford, seeretary-treasurer; Erla Clarke, class reporteij ,1 Helen Fletcher, class historian, and Mrs. Sch10eder, Class adviser, The i: second semester were changed, John Ha1die,p1'eside11t; Lillian Thouvnel, .vice- president; Agnes Walker, seer etary- t1'-:easu1'er, and Heleh Fletcher, class reporter. This year in cennection With the boys and girls respective class bas-I I ,ket ball teams tWo Sophomore girls, Minnie McIntyre and Helen Fletcher, 9 ' played at various times as substitutes on the girls first team, and five Soph-' , 01n61'e' hdys, :Rene-Simipson, Wilbert Parrish, Clifford Cranord, Harlan 1? McCarty, and John Hardie, played on the boys first team. This year,as f1 during the previbus one, some of the b6ys of our class have wen plaees One, beth the baseball and football teams. ' ' a , HTW6 members of the S63 h611161'e ClaSS, Lillian Tho'uve'n'elvand ROIIOI'QVI'I' q V.--,M.,ye1's play in the High School O1chest-ra Erla Clarke and Lillian Thou-i. xenel are in the g11'1s quar,tet While almost every girl in the Sophomme WHELEN FLETCHER Did You Ever See . i7 77 , ,, ' Sadieis diamond? , ' ' ' -' 6' i Florence dancing? . . i 6 ' 1' 'Mildred and her beau at the theater? Cliff With his lessons? 5 ,Beth a littie peeved? , 7 . . ' . ., . . Rosalle giggling? , , ,, ' Ray's dimples? i. ,- 1 1 ; at Zona eatiiig candy? Julia Without Helen? Wick acting foolish? Violet smiling? . , . i '1. , , Helen Fowler looking downhearted? I W t F '6 ' Rene; writing a note? i ' , Lwehli ii 9:, . Zola, studying her 'English? , Alice rooting for a ball game? . ' ' k 'mq , '95,? , ' $iiliam QImmtg :iHEgI; i$thunl - I 13511;: 14 .

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l billiam anuntg Sigh $$$qu Sophomore Class History The present Sophomore Class began its career in the Gilliam County High School in the fall of 1920. There were eighteen members at that time, fully prepared to submit to the many jokes. usually performed upon the members of a Freshman class. Our oflicers for that year were as follows: Helen Fletcher, president; Lillian Thouvenel, Vice president; Agnes Walk- er, secretary-treasurer; and Mrs. Hadley, class adviser; while black and orange were! chosen for the class: colors. During this year three Sophomore: girls, Minnie McIntyre, Agnes Walk- er and Lillian Thouvenel, and four Sophomores boys, Rene Simpson, Wilbert Parrish, Walter Overlander and Clifford Crawford, had places on the girls and boys, second basketball teams, respectively, also prominent places on both the football and basketball team were held by Sophorome boys. Near the close of the school year a committee from the Junior and Senior classes was appointed to arrange for a contest between the Fresh- man and Sophomore classes Which would determine. whlch class Should be permitted to put up its pennant. The champito'nshlp was wen by the Freshman class and seen our pennant was seen tacked proudly me as- sembly hall. But alas! The glory was short-lived. Some upper classmen, apparently, envious of the poor little: Freshmen, sto-le our beloved banner, which has never been seen or heard of since. Cgilliam Glnuntg :iaitglj School I 51V X 17512th 13

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$illizxm Glmmtg 32331; $thnnl x H JUNK n . I'HKHHHW 01 1161::E . i t n. ,1; MW lheenbersI ' 1 u vrs for 11M . ul Julm Hurdie L: x 11.1ltkv, 013; ' u- .iu-r. i'lakx udViSer . r- ulvul; LillianT Nun; .unl Helenp L- 4 K- 1 t ,! r , .uk 1th- WM ula- r'L .'. '112111'dwn61 and y ' ,1 i 12:4. :md Lillian! .. . s2: 1 11111950111 TH-ZHZX FLETCEE . Freshman Class Hlstory e On September 19th, 1921, twehty-two frightened: but plucky Fresh- 1' 5km: men entered the Gilliam County High School. The first week we were greatly confused, but by watching the upper classmen and following Prof. Shirke advice we succeeded fairly well. Everything went smoothly after this, until thereception, given by the . h ' , Sophomores in our honor, at which we were to; be initiated. Our good nature and willingness to take our medicine, soon disarmed them and with the exception of a few stunts and: jokes we- were given a pleasant evening. A delicious lunch was served and we departed for home f991mg We were now truly members of the Condon High School. About two weeks later we gave a return party to. the upper classmen. The evening was spent in playing games and cracking jokes, after which re- freshments were served. G1 In October we elected our officers for the flrst semester, WhO were adys Austln, president; Nora Myers, vice president; Dorothy Willaby, secretary-treasurer; Alice Schott, claSS reporter. Our class 0010118 are Royal Blue and Liberty Pink. e1 $illiam Glmmtg gatgh $chnul Eagle 15