Dayville High School - Devil Yearbook (Dayville, OR)

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i Qs5s-h5-- --..'gZDeE:gZ,f -sihrb 7QiQN-5'DJ5- P W Z FRESH AN INITIATION PARTY Several weeks after the beginning of school the upperclassmen held the annual Freshman initiation. The victims came to school portraying caveman, bathing beauties, and other humorous characters. The initiation was carried on throughout the day, and in the evening we entertained them further at the school house by making them walk over worms, kiss the constitution and drink unpleasant tasting flavorings. After this part of the evening was completed and the Fresh en felt fully initiated into full fledged high school students, we retired to the assembly room where Sophomores concluded the evening-of fun by serving de- licious refreshments of cake and jello. FRESH EN RETURN PQRTY At the monthly student body meeting in January the students of D.H.S. decided they would like to have another party. This time the Freshmen were given the honor of repaying us for their initiation party. Under the direc- tion of Miss Shroyer, the party was planned and great excitement was in the air for several days until the evening of the big event when we gathered at the school house and began the evening of fu . Many games were played and enjoyed by all after which the upperclassmen were served refresh ents of punch, cake, and jello. The party broke up at the early hour of 9:50 due to the horrible thought of school the next day. DANCE Perhaps the most enjoyable event of the year was the inter-scholastic dance which was held in the com unity hall the last of November. Students from all Grant County schools were invited as guests of D.H.S. The Dayville Orchestra provided the music and a grand evening of dancing and getting ac- quainted was carried on. This event has been an annual affair for two years and it is one which we hope will be carried on for many years to cone since it gives students from schools a chance to get acquainted, thus encouraging good will among all Grant County students. ' GIRLS LEAGUE PLAY The Girls League of D.H.S. presented a 5 act comedy on February lO, at the com unity hall, entitled uBetty the Girl O' My Heartn. When the girls first started practicing at the school house it seemed as though it was a hopeless job, since we only had 5 weeks to put it on and no one knew their parts yet. However with a great deal of hard work and a quick refinishing of the stage, we felt ourselves ready to display our talents before an audi- ence. The plot of the play was centered around Bettyga little servant girl - 7 4k 84:-ki 25 Q Pre 'DD X f