Detroit High School - De Hi Log Yearbook (Detroit, OR)

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STUDENT BODY ' This year the student body functions were more numerous and progressive than in former years. The studentsgmade more profit on the carnival than ever before with the prime purpose of puvchasinge a soundemovie projector., The school colors and name were adopted officially and a suitable constituk tion was drawn up and dDProved, The girls received 1eTtere in physical education and the: boys? beeketball team ,won the league championship for the.first time. ,Beside these activities there were sev- eral parties given -which weve enjoyed very A much.. The student body officers performed j their dntiee faithfully and with the fine co-'A operaxionf of the rest of the students it haue. been a very successful year. .A The student body off1cers.are:' Richard Sears..,..,..,,Pres1dent Louise Wo1fe-fg,..Vice.PresidenteT Margaret Sears-,J....,.Secretary Glifiord Wh1teg...Q .... Treasurer A William Fryerg.,Sergeenreatbarmsq t -.-2.-eesessi if . on IIE l -..--,.i1 ..,.i..5 -P--gf, 1 ' -lu .- --A LiQiK af' W-----me

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RED cnoisg knnxvm Gathrin was chdifigi of the NMarch Bed Cross Drive. The totalgsi 350.59 was donated by the studentigggyygbfgdfFjgsten dollars was takerrfrom the fm: flfiiiirfbasury, and the rest was and stue dents. Student conifggptions averaged ap- proximately one dollaggggrostudent. SKIP DAX The Senior Skip Day was spent in Salem, Tuesday, May 22. p-a...--q..,- UWILSONN Tuesday, March tenth, the high school students attended the show Uwllsonu, a spe- cial matinee arranged by Mr. Veness at the Mill City ThB8iEPTfOP the students of the Detroit, Gates and Mill City schools. The show told of the political life of Woodrow Wilson and his efforts to establish the League of Nations. The movie was in techni- color and was-enjoyable as well as histori- -Cal. y to , he-for - BOYS PARTY An outdoor party arrangedxby the D-Club was held at the Berry Forest Camp Friday, May 25. Some timely good weather helped lthe party considerably. Refreshments consisted of hot dogs and punch, after which everyone played nun, sheep, PUDQfk1CK the can and fly- ing dutchman till it was dark, . :wanna-nan JUNIQRASENIOR BANQDET By arrangement of the, Juniors, the Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the Bank Cafe in Mill City on May 4. An excellent steak dinner was awaiting us when we arrived. When this was duly disposed of, the evening was brought to a delightful close by a double-feature movie at the M111 City Theater. .

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DETROIT BEACON The uDetroit Beaoonn was first published in l938m59. This was a monthly publication until 1942, when it was discontinued. Again in the year 1945-44 a high school paper was published monthly but the name was changed to UDetroit Hi Litesn. This .year the original name was again restored. The first paper of the year was published on November 20. One has been issued on the twentieth of each month since then, with an average of 90 copies printed per issue. Staff members were elected as follows: Editor-in-Ch1efT.,,,.g...Cathr1n Fryer Assistant Edltor........Margaret Sears Features Ed1torf.g,...Karolyn Molntire Sporte......NancH.and Carl Budlong Art.y....,...g.f.Kendr1ck Molntire' Musicvso oeaovcnaauargaret Re ortere Senior Claes.......,Golleen Mermilllon Junior G1ass.......,....R1chard Gannon Sophomore Glass..........Gathrln Fryer Freshman G1ass,,.,.,,.Karolyn Mclntire - Grade Sehool - Pr1mary...................Donna Harris Intermediate..4....,.Deraleen Phillips Ditto and Stapel1ng,,,,Jemes Bergerson and Earl Clester Faculty Advieor..n.......Mrs. G. Gates ' -Gathrin Fryer-