Goldendale High School - Simcoe Yearbook (Goldendale, WA)

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY President .............................. ' Donald Sleetper Vic-e-President Betty Vanhoy Secretary ............................... Jack Wlunder Treasurer . Jim Brooks Class Adviser ........................... Mriss Hermann Class Motto. . . .Live, Love, and Learn; Class Flower. . . .Ca-rnation Class Colons. . . .Nile Green and Peach Now that we are tmighty Seniorst and are anout to graduate, we begin to look way back to 1937, when as meek Freshmen we made our 'debutf After recovering from our initiation and the Erosh Mixer, we retaliiuated and honored tlhe Seniors with a t'Revt-urn deerJ, With Larry Lawler as President; Jim Brooks, Vice-President; Jim I'M'cKenzie, Treasurer; Christine Roush, Secretary; and Miss Smitlh, our ad- visor, we entered a new em of our education. As Sophomores, we were acquainted with the 'daily grind' and were well rep- resented in many of the activities. Our officers for this year were President, Bob Hoffeditz; Vice-iP'resident, Viola 'Oulver; Treasurer, Wayne Spaldving; Secretary, Jim McKenzie; Advrisor, Mr. Smith. Last year when we were Jvunriors, we reached the 'upper classment age. The officers elected this year to lead us were: Art Schuster, President; Betty Vanhoy, Vice-President; Donald Sleeper, Treasurer; Jean M-oline, Secretary. Miss Bryan was our advivsor. As Juniors we displayed our dnamiatic ability in the western comedy 'MtLissJ directed by Miss Tran-tum. The Junior Prom, the other important class event, featured the Trish xShaun-mck.y As 'The Sophisticated ISeniors' we began our final year with a hearty welcome to the Freshmen 'rookies! Next, with peals of laughter which denoted success, we presented tOne Mad Night.' The Senior Ball was the last social event of the year. On Oommencememt nighut, fortyatwo Seniors will file up on the stage to re- ceive their diplomas. Eleven of these students started out in the first grade and continued through the years together. We leave this school with the memory of many happy hours spent in obtaining valuable knowledge anduhaving a twhee of a time? SCHOLARSHIP AWARD The two students who lead their class in grade average are presented the Scholastic Awards. Betty Vsanhoy, Valedictorian; and Franees Lawson, Salrutatorian, represent the class of 1941. CITIZENSHIP AWARD Fnom the leaders of every class there is se'leet-ed one boy and one girl who have been unusually outstanding in their contribution to the school. Not only the work done in activities, but tJhe cooperation and sincerity of their work, make Art Schiuster and Frances Dawson the deserving recipients of the Citizenship Award,