Davenport High School - Gorilla Yearbook (Davenport, WA)

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4? Q MARJORlE PIERCE Basketba l, 2, pa Etta l, 2, A'Kappa 2, , 4, All Hi Play 2, Junior Pl , Senior Play 4. y Senior Pla , p 4 Gori a ROBERT LUITEN Football 3, Basket a 3, Track 3' B ball 3, Lett 'D Club 243' lu givresentative iXSfurdent Bod 'ident 4, Senior Play , Pr i nt of Let- ter D'1fsClu - hone Staff 4, PGEIH V 4. - .1 f ,fy , X: M t WQRREN weston F.FlA. 1, 2, 3, sensor Play 4. ,X .N V ff' irls' Club President 4, Band , 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Club l, 2, 4, Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4, Special music group 3, 4, A'Kappa 2, 3, 4, A'Kappa Vice President 3, Representative 4, Freshman Vice President I, All Hi Play 2, 4, Junior Play 3, Secretary-Treasurer Class 3, 4, Band Secretary-Treasurer 2, 3, l Ag. 7 fnlglqjrwtfipflgaf U' 4 G... 4. DOLORE I T Glee Cl , 4, A'Kappa 3, 4, Kappa Etta l, 2, Megaphone Staff 4, Gorilla Svoff 4, Senior Play 4.

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X ,U F l X x 1 5' . ,', llcemi MORGAN the , to otball 3, 4, Basketball 4, ' A X N X t lf! gllk 3, 4, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, S e Farmer 3, Class Vice President 2, 3, Senior Class President 4, F.F.A. President 4, F.F.A. Representative 3, F.F.A. Reporter 3, All Hi Play 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Letter D Club 3, 4, Baseball 4, Senior Play 4. ILENE MCCAFFERY Bask ll - appa 2, 3, 4, K Club 2, All Hi Play lor Play 4. V 1 , , L U1 ff ui W ' KJANETV Q l l V .1 GI ee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Kappa Etta l, , 3,frlK ba Etta Rep- resentatv 3 X Kappa 2, 3, 4, Junior l 3, Debate 4, Basket- ball 2: niar Play 4. . 1 BETTY BADGLEY Kappa Etta 2, Megaphone Staff 4, Gorilla Staff 4: All Hi Pro- duction Staff 4, Basketball l, 2, Senior Play 4. DONNA TESS Transferred m Waterville, Washington Senior Play 4. JACK ROSS N Foot ! 3, Bas tballx , 3, 4, Track '- Baseba 3, ,- Letter D .. 2, 3, 4, r shman Preside l, Band , ' duc- tion x , Boy lub cre- t ry e id tter 'D CN D Club ep- resentative : Boys' Club Presi- dent 4, Se i r Play 4

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HISTORY On September 3, 1943, a group assembled at the doors of D. H. S. to start on their journey in search of the Sunrise of Tomorrow , The members of this group were Bill Johnson, Dolores Zellmer, Dorothy Olsen, Ermit Holderby, Richard Zellmer, Patricia Janett, Keith Morgan, Lawrence Flood, Marjorie Pierce, Ilene McCaffery, Joyce Willis, Raymond Riddle, Jack Ross, Warren Weston, Jane Wright, Marjorie Anderson, Donna Harris, Alice Logsdon, Betty Badgley, Agnes Brodin, Dolores Dietrich, Gladys Furgeson, Audrey Edwards, Marjorie Hume, and Hazel Logsdon, The group chose the following for their leaders: president, ,lack Ross, vice president, Dorothy Olsen, secretary-treasurer, Marjorie Hume, and representative to Student Council, Bill Johnson. Mr. Thomasson acted as our class advisor. On our journey we all joined the Girls' Federation or Boys' Federation. Several joined the Glee Club, Band, and Kappa Etta Club. Freshman Day everyone appeared dressed in everything from nightgowns to gunny sacks. To start the day right, we gave a program before the assembly and later entertained the Aussies , The day came to a happy close with a dance that night. Donna Harris, Gladys Furgeson, and Marjorie Hume were characters in the all high play, Growing Pains . A hilarious time was had by all at the April dance sponsored by the hitch-hikers. As we were hiking along, Lawrence Flood's father offered to pick us up and take us to the river for a day of picnicking, and with that we closed our first year's journey. After a very refreshing summer, twenty-five hitch-hikers assembled at the cross- roads of education to begin another year's journey. ln taking roll call we found that Marjorie Hume and Alice Logsdon had taken another road and we had two replace- ments-Lyle Boleneus and Pat Fisher. The new leaders chosen were president, Ermit Holderby, vice president, Keith Morgan, secretary-treasurer, Gladys Furgeson, and representative to Student Council, Raymond Riddle. Our advisor this year was Miss Greiner, Several members were taken into the A'Kappa Klub and several others joined the Home Economic Club. Some of the boys became members of the Letter D Club. Six of- our group became members, also, of the cast of Days Without Daddy , which was the all high play. Our class started the bond drive with great enthusiasm, but we lost to the upper classmen and, with the freshmen, gave a dance to celebrate their victory. - Miss Greiner, our leader, was too weary to continue the journey with us, so Miss Hawkes took over for her. We donned our green costumes and went to the St. Patrick's Day Dance which we sponsored. One of the members of the Sophomore Class, Lyle Boleneus, left to serve his country in the Navy. They say that a man always returns to- the scene ot his crime, likewise, we returned to the river for our annual picnic, this time with the aid of Mr. Buchanan and Sheriff McCaffery. Weary from our proceeding journeys we disbanded and took a three months' rest. After that much needed rest, we assembled for the third time at the cross-roads,