Dayton High School - Nesika Wawa Yearbook (Dayton, WA)

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IUNIOR CLASS Under fhe able assisfance of class advisor, Mr. Mel' very successful year. Coffee and carameled apples were ball games by fhe class, wi+h a profif of abouf S60 going Seven junior boys furned ouf for foofball, and fiv while only fhree answered fhe call for boxing. Members senfed in various clubs and many were on 'lhe honor roll a record. Three new sfudenfs, Nellie Anderson, Harold R added fo fhe junior roll fhis year. Their class assembly, consisfing of fwo skifs and som was given November 3. The class presenfed fheir Junior fheme being Mardi Gras , fhe gym ceiling was decoraf paper and balloons as were fhe boofhs, and fhe fables and masks. Music for fhe big affair was provided by fhe The class play, The Moon Makes Three , a fhree-ac senfed fo fhe public af fhe audiforium on April l. The la rewarded for fheir hard work. Class rings, pins, necklaces, and bracelefs, in a new a ordered in fhe fall and received in February. The class possess fheir class iewelry before 'rhey are seniors. Firsf semesfer officers were: Presidenf, Loren Car Wilson: Treasurer, Peggy Johnson, and Secrefary, Rul' officers were fhe same excepf for a newly-elecfed Treasur 24 ger, fhis acfive class had a zlmade and sold af fhe foof- info fhe freasury. e furned ouf for baskefball, f 'rhe class were well-repre- vild had a perfecf affendance oy, and Gail Benneff, were if musical and novelfy acfs, rom on November 24. The ed wi-lh fwisfed pasfel crepe were decorafed wifh horns Rl1yfhm Makers . ll modern comedy, was pre- rge casf of fiffeen was well- nd very preffy seffing, were of '50 is fhe firsf class 'lo son: Vice-Presidenf, Gerald h Hufchens. The semesfer er, Paf Woodworfh.

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SCDPHOMORE CL Wifh fwo years down and fwo fo go, fhe sophomo info fhe berfh of upper classmen. Mr. Evers, fheir able advisor, was aided in his io officers who were: Firsf Semesfer-Gerald Howard, P Presidenfg Margie McLean, Secrefary and Larry Winneff, -Blaine Hoskins, Presidenfg Harvey Pounds, Vice-Presid fary and Larry Winneff, Treasurer. The sophomores were represenfed in fhe Sfudenf C Blaine Hoskins during fhe firsf semesfer, wifh Paf McLean ing on in fhe second. The selling of crimson and gold cheering caps +o fhe fhe classes' major projecf for fhe year. Only a very small Scholasfic and music sfandings were excepfionally enfly having fhe largesf percenfage of sfudenfs on fhe h in band and choir. A good percenfage also mainfained Among fhe acfivifies, ofher fhan band and choir, 'rhe sporfs, wifh bofh boys and girls furning ouf for fhe vari members in pep band, bulldog guard, and cheer leadin was presenfed in January. All in all, fhis sophomore class has had a very success needed fo insure an equally successful fufure. 26 ji ASS re class is now ready fo sfep of leadership by fhe class esidenfg Paf McLean, Vice- Treasurer. Second Semesfer enfg Margie McLean, Secre- ouncil by Melba Bender and and Gerald Howard carry- sfudenf body proved fo be profif was made. gh, wifh fhis group consisf- nor roll and a large number perfecf affendance record. lass was well represenfed in us feams. There were also . The sophomore assembly C f'ul year and has fhe qualifies