Kapowsin High School - Kapisonian Yearbook (Kapowsin, WA)

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HKAPISONIANH O ,, . JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Eugene Chase .............................. ....................-- ..-------- I J T9Sid9Hl3 Ruth VVheelis ............................................. ..... ..... V i ce President Manfred Stromberg ..... ......-.---.----- S ecretary Magda Madsen ....... ................ ..-....----.--..---- T I 'OHSEIVOI' Class C0101-S ----,--,- ,,.,,,,,,,,,..,,..,,,,....,... lk laroon and Gray Class Flower --,- ,.... . , ,,............ ....... I led and lVhite Rose Class Motto ..... --- We Climb Though the Rocks Be Rugged. Class Advisor ..... ................. ....................... ll 1 iSS CTGBIUGT HISTORY W'e boarded a ship called Freshman for a nine-months, voyage. XVho said the Freshmen were green? But Oh! How green we felt-and acted-when we first entered the distant country called Education. It did not take us long to overcome this, and we soon became bright and shining lights of the Kapowsin High school. In June we all became seasick and took a three-months' leave. In September we boarded another ship, Sophomore Dur- ing the first few months some of us were nearly shipwrecked at Geometry and Latin, but we were saved by hard work and quick action. After another vacation of three months, we changed our course and boarded a ship which was called junior, This year the sailing was smoother. VVe took advantage of what was offered us, and showed ourselves to be a live-wire class. The boys on the basketball team are Julius Crosetto, Manfred Strom- berg, Marcus Northovcr, Virgil Schnell, and Thomas Wrebster. Mable Miller made first rank by getting on the basketball team. Four members of our class were chosen to represent our school on the debate teams. They were Lester Patterson, Man- fred Stromberg, Marcus Northover, and XValter Hanson. Al- though they did not win the championship for the school, the boys put up a determined fight. The Junior Prom, the informal dance given by us, was held .Tanuary 23, 1926. The gymnasium was beautifully decorated with the class colors. This year the Juniors put out one of the most popular issues of The Voice. W'e, the class of l927, express our sincere appreciation to Miss Creamer, whose ever helping hand has been present to guide us through the destinies and the many difficulties which we have had during the past years. MAGDA MADSEN, 27. MANFRED STROMBERG, 527. Q 5 S- 2 S N W- Q -30-

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