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SENIOR GLASS HISTORY On tSeptember 6, 1946, nineteen green, but very intelligent Freshmen entered into their first year of high school. Of course, according to customs, our first trial endeavored was the Fresh an Initiation, which was Our class officers were elected at the first of the year, and they were as fellows: Advisor ----- -- ---------------- Mrs. Knight President ------ ---- - ---- Shirley Anderson Vice President -------- Maynard Anderson Secretary -geefse-e 1- ---- 2---se Janice Ball Treasurer -------- ------- Darrel Frazier We were proud of the members of our class who participated in sports. we were looking forward to our next year when we would no longer be the babies of the school. Our Sophomore year found us starting out with only fourteen SiUdOHtS. we again elected our class officers for the year, who Y-IGI' G 2 Advisor ------ -------- - ---- -r Mrs. Hunt President -e-::--::---f:s-s-f- Cole Waldemar Vice President --- ------- ---- Janice Ball Secretary ------- ------ - Glarice Johnson Treasurer - ----------- -- Virginia Robinson Repr sentative to the This year, ented us in the We started one to take his Student Council -- ----- Darlene Bacon as well as last, many of our class members repres- sports activities. our Junior year with one less member but another place. She was Darlene Wilson from Sweethome, Or- egon, but she wasn't with us very long before she decided to go to Weippe to attend school for the remainder of the year. Our class officers chosen for the Junior year were as follows: Advisor ------ - -------- H ---------- Mrs, Hunt President ------ ----- ------ Cole waldemar Vice President -- ------------- Robert Bacon Secretary and Treasurer -- Virginia Robinson Representative to the Student Council Maynard Anderson Those active in sports during the Junior year were: Leonard Stewart, Robert Bacon, Louie Larson, Cole Waldemar and Darrel Fra- zier of the boys and Virginia Robinson of the girls. In the play last year WThe Cannibal Queenn, Louie Larson and Virginia Robinson took part. In our school carnival last year, the Junior queen candidate Clarice Johnson placed second in the contest, administered unto us by the Sophomore Glass. Our Junior-Senior Banquet was held on April 14, 1949. we en- joyed a very nice dinner prepared by Mrs. Donohue and we also heard and enjoyed many ensuing speeches, 1 -11
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Our next event, the last for our Junior year, was the Junior Prom. This was held May 21, 1949, our theme being WSpring Gardenn. Everyone enjoyed this very much and we were sincerely looking for- ward to our Senior year. Here we are at the top of the ladder, which means that we are Seniors at last. Our officers this year are: Advisors ---- ------ -------- Mr, and Mrs. Hunt President ------- -------- Robert Bacon Vice President -- ---------- -- Jack Johnson Secretary and Treasurer ---- Clarice Johnson Rep esentative to the Student Council ------ Virginia Robinson At our first meeting of the year, we chose our class motto which was WThere is no formula for success, just hard work.n Our class colors are blue and yellow. Our class flower is the red rose. , ' The Senior Ball was held December 17th in the gymnasium, but we didn't do very well on it. Our boys represented us very well in the line of sports this year, we had our pictures taken in Lewiston on March ll, 1950. The Seniors had a Saint Patricks Day party on March 17, 1950, and a very large crowd attended, and fun was had by all, iFinally, our graduation exercises were held Saturday, May 20, 1950, and it was very well attended.
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