Enterprise High School - Savage Yearbook (Enterprise, OR)

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The casts of characters for the four plays follow: SENIOR CLASS PLAY, HSKIDDINGU Aunt Milly .,,.,........,...........................,.......................... Tillie Lathrop Andy ..,..................,....,,....,,.,............................................ Alfred Beard Mrs. Hardy .......,.............. .,.... D orothy Strickler Judge James Hardy ........... ....... R obert Bowser Grandpa Hardy ...................... ............ R obert Rice Estelle Hardy Campbell ........ ....... V era McArtor lylarion Hardy .................... ........... B ernice Miller Wayne Trenton lll ....... ...... R obert Stubblefield Mr. Stubbins .........,..................................................., Allen Astwood Nlyra Hardy Wilcox ..............................,.,....,...,.... Vadna Applegate JUNIOR CLASS PLAY, DEAD or NIGHT Martha Baldwin ............................................................ Ava Williams Sarah ....,............. Lela Chaplin ...... Adam Gassett .,.,..... Uncle Jake ......... Donald Hull ...... David Cruthers .. La Vone Gent Marion Scott Carlyle Roundy Raymond Gross Alvin Davis Wayne McFetridge Ruth Nash .............. ..,..,.,.. E unice Roundy Allen Richards ..,,.,.,.,..,,..,,,,..,.,...,...,,....,,.................. Carleton Waugh Joey .........,,.,....,..,.,.,.....,.,,...,,.,,...,...,.,........,.,...,.,,,,., William Williams SOPHOMORE CLASS PLAY, THE PRINCE CHAPU Peyton ...,.,.....,...,......,,,.,.,,.,,..,,..,.I.........,..,,...,I................... Jay Hockett Claudia .................................................................. Rose Marie Snyder Puckers ............... Runion ................... Mineva Forsstrom B. Conaway Mrs. Arrington ..... ............ H elen Savage jack Rodney ....... ................. R ay Hockett Lady Alice ...... ........ M axine Edgmand Truck Driver ............. John Walker Fritz ................ ....... R obert Forsythe Ballington ...........................,................ ...............,...,.... I oe Berland Yadder .I...............................,.....,...................................... Teddy Hays FRESHMAN CLASS PLAY, soNNY JANEU Peggy Foster ................................................................ Mabel Swayze Pansy ...........,.........,.....,......................., .......................... H elen Bue Lucile ............,. .......... M artha Roller Nancy Wade ...... ...... K athleen Goodman Ruby Wade ......... ....,.......,.. A urel Hockett Sonny Jane ....,....... .................... R uby Moifit Amelia ....................... ,..,... W inifred Platzoeder Charlie Mitchell ...... .................. V ern White Sam Streck ............. ,.,..,..,,.. B rock Tucker Larry Randolph ........ ....,. M ax Walker Joe Martin ........,... ......... Ben Strickler Freddie Beetle ....... ,,.,,.,.,.,..,,....,, .,,.. E v erett Swayze

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THE ROLL OF HONOR The Roll of Honor plan is extended to interclass rivalry, the classes being rated on the basis of the percentage of students earning places on the placard which appears in the assembly. For the first hve six-weeks periods the seniors have first with 31 percent, the sophomores second with 16 percent, the juniors third with 1+ percent, and the freshmen last with 7 percent. ATHLETIC LETTERS Counting only those students who are physically fit to partici- pate in sports, the class 'having in it the largest percentage winning letters receives first place and the others are rated accordingly. For the seasons of volley ball, football, and basketball, the stand- ing is: seniors, first, sophomores, second, juniors, third, and fresh- men, fourth. INTERCLASS SPORTS ln order to enable more students to participate in athletics, dur- ing the season of basketball, the squads were eliminated in interclass sports. lt was not possible to eliminate the squads in the other sports because it was necessary for so many students to take part. The standing for the different seasons are: VOLLEYBALL-senior boys, first, girls, fourth, junior boys, fourth, girls, second, sopoho- more boys, second, girls, first, freshman boys, third, girls, third. BASKETBALL-senior boys, second, girls, second, sopohomore boys, first, girls, third, freshman boys, fourth, girls fourth, BASEBALL -senior boys, first, girls, third, junior boys, second, girls, second, sophomore boys, fourth, girls, first, freshman boys, third, girls, fourth. i PEP The class arousing the most pep for coming games, receives first place in interclass, second best receives second, etc. The classes were each given certain games for which they were to arouse pep by giving pep assemblies or in any Way which they wished. The faculty is to judge which is the class that has aroused the most pep during the va- rious seasons. This plan has been quite successful. INTERCLASS PLAYS A committee consisting of Mrs. A. K. Parker, Mrs. R. J. Camp- bell, lllrs. B. A. Wright, Mr. A. C. lldiller and Mr. H. K. Wallis was picked to judge these plays to count on interelass rivalry. There was a possibility of 100 points: choice of play is 20 points, suitability of characters to parts 10, clarity of ennunciation 20, acting ability Cgroupl 15, individual ability displayed 5, appropriateness of set- tings and scenes 10, appropriateness of costumes 10,.and memoriza- tion of parts 10 points. -i 39 ,-

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Waokiya Club R. Miller, President D. Davis. Vice-President R. Moffit, See.-Treas. N September 1929 the council decided that a new club was nezded for the purpose of selling and taking tickets at the door for all games, plays, and other entertainments, usher at plays and keep order at such entertainments and games. Two members, a girl and a boy, from each of the respective classes were elected to make up the members. Those elected by their classes in October Were: Seniors. Bernice Miller and Donald Davisg juniors, Verda Stuart and Wayne lVIcFetridgeg sophomores, lVIary Harris and Nlarvin liutnerg freshmen, Ruby lVIohCit and John Steele. The members chose the name VVaokiya fmeaning Une who Commandsuj because it follows the Indian idea, as does also the monogram, a black arrowhead mounted on a red background. This club has been very active. Mr. xvflglht is adviser. T. Hays H. Swayze A. YVillia.ms J. Hockett -L 41 1-