Kapowsin High School - Kapisonian Yearbook (Kapowsin, WA)

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HKAPISGNIANH T fa,, ,,,,., -Y FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Doris Larsen ...... ............ P resident .lay Van Tassel .... ...... V ive President Myrtle Johnson ...... .... .............. S e c-retary Gordon Andrews .... ..................... 1 'reasurer Mr. Eriksen ........ ................... C Blass Advisor Class Motto ...... .... ' 'VVe Strive, XVe Achieve. Class Flower ..... .............. P ink Rosebuds Class Colors .... ..,.,..... P urple and Gold HISTORY VVe, the class of nineteen hundred twenty-nine, started our school career in the fall of nineteen hundred twenty-five. NVE: organized our class with Doris Larsen as President, Myrtle John- son as Secretary, and Gordon Andrews as Treasurer. y The upperclassmen, thinking that we would not be Freshmen unless we were initiated, planned a party for us. At this party we entertained the upperclassmen with many clever performances. XVe jumped onto rubber tacks, we sang, we danced, and rolled pencils across the floor with our noses. The President of the Sophomore Class presented the President of our class with a green rag doll. They called this Tradition, or some such thing. VVC heartily enjoyed the stick of peppermint candy which the upperclassmen generously begrudged us, while they supped punch and munched wafers. Mr. Eriksen, our Class Advisor, has done a great deal for us. He helped make our return party a success, and assisted us through the Freshman lssue of The Yoicefl We have taken a part in athletics this year. Ruth Lingley and Katherine Juneau are playing as substitutes for the first team in basketball. Though we could not beat the Sophomore girls in the class contests, we did win from the Junior-Senior girls, by a score of 12 to 1. VVe feel that, as a class, we have made a fairly good showing during our first year in K.H.S., and we look forward to three more happy, successful years in her walls. DORIS LARSEN, ,29 - Q -36-

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HKAPISONIANH as ee eeee efgswg gggsgg as sg gags saga-s- l ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY President .............. ...... J ohn Stewart Vice President ....... ...,. l loss Tuttle Secretary '...., ......i P Xllan B-ierge Treasurer '........... ,..... I ohn Taylor Social Manager ..... .....' E ugene Chase Editor '....... ......,...,,................, ........i.,.. I ' lelen ljicklicli Boy's Athletic Manager ,..,. Manfred Stronilnerg Girl's Athletic Manager '...... ...... I ,ucille Selle The Associated Student Rody, which is now four years old, was presided over this year by john Stewart. The officers of the Student liody are Juniors and Seniors, with the exception of the class representatives. Student Body meetings are held once a month. :Xt these ineetings, social and athletic affairs are discussed, announcements are made, songs are sung, yells are practiced, class reports are given, and Mr. Kizer always has a few good words for us. This year, a tennis court on the lot lieside the gym, has been made and financed liy the Student Body. XVe do not feel that we could go very far ahead without the Student llody, which is always ready to sponsor and help with every worthy under- taking. Our Student Body Treasury pays for all athletics and social affairs, with the exception of the Junior lji'01H and Senior Ball. VVithout the slightest doulmt, every student will pronounce the Associated Student Body the controlling factor of liapowsin High School. 49 'rr' Q 438-if if SSWSWSWS