Kapowsin High School - Kapisonian Yearbook (Kapowsin, WA)

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UKAPISONIANH Qi' kv A-WY Y- Yrirk-Viv, -.,? ,-,. ,-. .1 THE FRESHMAN INITIATION The first social event of the year was the annual Freshman Initiation. This was held in the gymnasium, on Friday evening, September 18. The Freshmen were put through the usual run. They were led onto the stage, blindfolded and trembling, while the upper- classmen and guests sat about to witness the spectacle. After completing this ceremony, the rest of the evening was spent in dancing and games. Punch and wafers were served in the Ban- quet Room. However, the Freshmen received only a stick of candy. Everyone, including the little freshies, seemed to have a most enjoyable time. FRESHMAN RETURN PARTY lt was then up to the Freshies to entertain the rest of the High School, so they gave a very creditable party in the gym, on Friday evening, Uctober 23. The early part of the evening was given over to a program of singing and dancing by the Freshmen. Dancing and games came later. . T Refreshments of ice cream and wafers were served. The Freshmen did very well for their first attempt at entertaining. THE JUNIOR PROM The junior Prom, one of the main affairs of the school year, was held on Saturday evening, -Lanuary 23. The gymnasium was decorated with cedar boughs and balloons of red and gray, the Junior colors. The dance programs carried out the same color scheme. Four Freshmen were chosen to serve the ice cream and cookies at elaborately decorated tables. The music was good, and this affair was a real success. THE SENIOR BALL Foremost among the school parties. was the Senior Ball. Everyone arrived on the evening of March 5, Friday, in their very best attire. They found the gym decorated with fir trees and Japanese lanterns to give a lawn party effect. The moonlight was fur- nished by a spot light. The orchestra sat in the middle of the room among the trees and furnished excellent music for the dancers. Refreshments consisted of ice cream and cookies. 9 49

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HKAPISONIANH o-fsss--sas if-'Ass---si ee eeeee-Wee-sees eeX?e rg-:R nv TOM'S REVENGE Jack and Tom, laden with fishing tackle, trudged along the railroad track. Tom bore a troubled countenaneeg he frowned, sighed and now and then threw a threatening glance toward his pal. Jack was more carefree. Ile walked along with lighter sts-os, made a laughing remark now and then, and answered Tours daf k glance with a grin. Boy! my feet feel good! l'm not tired. Maybe my feet are easier on the pick-up than yours, Tom, Jack remarked entluis- asticallv. r XVell. '1 freakish, long-legged fellow like you only has to pick his la-et up once, where we well-built fellows must bull up twice, snapped Tom. Perhaps your little feet feel out of place with those big shoes draped around them, they should be twink- ling along here in dancing pumpsf' Tom went on sarcastically. .lack ffhuckled. Just think, Tom, at home now they are gathered around a dining room table looking into the faces of sizzling brown pork chops, browned potatoes-gravy-and-- Thats one way the mental suggestion treatment doesn't work, broke in Tom. Gee, you worked my hypnotism when you brought me on this wild goose chase-ten miles to walk from the train and you led me to believe the cabin and fishing was within a stone's throw! Nothing to eatuntil we get there, and it's nearly dark now. l'll get even with you yet-just wait--llll get even, old man. Jack laughed loudly. VVell, you'll admit, Tom, I did a little fishing before l left home. He fell for my line, swallowed hook and zxll, so l brought him along with me. And hypnotism? XVell yes: the power of the strong mind over the weak. he said with a boastful air. Might as well cheer up, Tom, and make the best of it. Youlll never get even now: just follow your master. You'll be a help to him when we reach the cabin, and jack struck Tom's Q s ee -55.