Hood River High School - Dragon Yearbook (Hood River, OR)

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THE MASCOT Brower, Gerald Ordwny, Arlo Sim-lair, Bert Nunamaker, Barbara President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Senior Class History Our freshman year at junior high was headed by Verajean Kolstad and Buster Nance. When we became sophomores the senior class gave us the annual sopho- more reception, an enjoyable dance. The boys were welcomed with the junior- sophomore splash which was, of course, a losing game for them. The senior girls welcomed their little sisters with a noon-hour luncheon in the cafeteria. Cleo Freed was elected class president. Miss Lucile Stephens was our class adviser. Our Christmas assembly was quite appropriate with a play and carol singing. In the spring our carnival was a hilarious event. On St. Patrickis day the girls of our class gave their big sisis a noon-hour luncheon and program in the cafeteria. Jolly juniors we then were--too old to have sophomore fears and not old enough to have senior cares. We chose Cleo Freed as class president for the second time. Miss Bubv Fessenden was class adviser. The prom was novel with a ship as the motif. The ceiling was hung with glittering stars, a light- house stood in one corner, and huge life savers hung on the walls. The out- standing thing of which we are so proud is the winning of the interclass cup in our junior year. Gerald Brower was president throughout our last year. Cleo Freed, who had been two times our leader, was chosen student body president. Miss Elliott was our adviser. We shared our practice of giving the sophomore re- ception with the junior class. Early in the term the senior girls gave a luncheon for their little sisters. A little later they gave them a noon-hour dance in the gym. The class gave a Christmas party featuring candy land. Candy canes and gingerbread men decorated the walls, red and white streamers made a tent-like ceiling and the whole room was lighted up beau- tifully by numerous Christmas trees. On April 2, we presented our class play, One of the Familyf' Our successful high school life closed with Baccalaureate on May 23 and Commencement on May 26. Eleven