Foster High School - Klahowyah Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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YXXXKLAHOWYAHXNX SOPHOMCRE BULLDOGS' DIARY The Sophomore Bulldogs have enjoyed a most successful year under the guidance of our worthy advisor, Miss Coke. We began the year with thirtyfsix eager bulldogs and ended with thirtyf eight still rarin' to go. ' When we held our first class meeting, a few days after the opening of school, we elected oilicers and chose our advisor. Sophomore Bulldogs had two booths at the annual carnival. One was a pretty pink and green booth strung with Christmas tree lights, and the other was an icy, white igloo fthanks, Seniorsj, in which we sold ice cream and pop. We also had two side shows that weref-phewfefe! I'd hate to say. We presented our class play, Who is She, Thursday, December 15, 1927, and February 24, 1928. It was a iine play in everyone's opinion. It was coached by the dramatic teacher, Miss Paulson. The play was one grand mix' up from start to hnish, but oh, of course everything turned out O. K. at the end. THE CAST Dr. Benjamin Bellows .......... Chris. Griffith Mrs. McEckron ...................... Wanda Voss Florence Bellows .................... Beatrice Brus Algernon Clawhammer ...... Melvin Fletcher Mrs. Joshia Tobin ...................... Leora Kott Simon Singleton ,...,.. ........... J ack Anderson Maggie Brady .,.... .......Margaret Douglas Augustus May ..,...... ........ H erbert Borger Dolly McEckron... ..,....Kathryn Beck Georgie Tobin ...... ............... E lmer Ives Three of our members were eligible for the honor Leora Kott, Victor Brus and Wanda Voss. We hope to have more repref sentatives in this society next year. society. They were This has been a promising year for the athletically inclined Bulldogs. The girls won both the interclass basket and volley ball championships. Grace Gott, Beatrice Brus, and Grace Grifiith earned letters in basketball. Chris Griilith, Kiyoshi Uno, james Denton and Lawrence Ditlevsen made the school football team. Several boys made the second team in basketball, and one lone Bulldog, commonly known as Dit, made the iirst team. just think! Next year we'll be upper classmen. Oh, boy! Page Twentyffom

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CLASS ROLL H 'Rf Oo KLAHOWYAHNAXY rrtrinnri rl 'Nfl 7' ' N X ., U gm -git... . 14 g v 411 f 4 dj Q 1. President ..,............... BULLDOG PUPS Class 'Yell-wFull of Pep! Full of Fun! 1931 Class F lower-White Rose Class Colors-Silver and Green Class MottoaDIG! CLASS CFFICERS LAWRENCE ANDERSON Treasurer ....... Vice-President ....,.,.,,......,. ROBERT FULLER Annual R. ..... Secretary ..,.,....... ........... E LSIE ANDERSON Class Advisor, ..., . Lawrence Lowell Ella Anderson Willis Gott Elsie Anderson Gerald Meehan Rosemary Lambert Robert Fuller Kitty Cartner Kenneth Fuller Donald Pollock Peggy Perrett Sylvia Morgan Ralph Taylor Joe Yeast Mary Uno Evelyn Vaughn Leland Hyde Cortinca Long Viola Bigelow Mary Rains Sadomi Kato Julia Deuble .. ....,., ROSEMARY LAMBERT .....,......KITTY CARTNER EDSON Gerald Lehan Florence Gusa George Sallee Arnold Kegley Betty Heppenstall Raymond Heppenstall Chester McConville Cathering Buck Dick McGill Eileen Blair Otto Miller Harold Cooper Cleo Sylte Bernard Schwartz THE BULLDQG PUPS The Bulldog Pups prove they're tough, They hght their battles thru and thru Though they play in any hallg They seldom lose a game, The Bulldog Pups sure do their stuff. But win or lose-Awhichever they do M- When they play basket hall. They take it just the same. United they stand, divided they fall, Their motto is: Never say die - To win fairly and squarely. that's all, And to honor old Foster High. By KITTY CARTNER. Page 'Truentyffiw