Kerby Union High School - Trail Blazer Yearbook (Kerby, OR)

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COMMENCEMENTITANS A class of eleven boys and ten girls is expected to graduate in the high school gymnasium on the night of May 21st. This year, for the first time in the history of Kerby High, caps annd gowns are to be worn by the graduates. The boys' outfits are black and the girls' outfits are white. The following program has been arranged: Processional ,.........................................,.,... ALICE SMITH Piano Solo ...... ........,...... - - JANET MARTIN Invocation ........... .. . ........ Rev. GEO. H. 'GRAY Address ......,...........,.,........ ....... M R, ROY MCNEAL Song, Trees ..................... ................. S ENIOR GIRLS Presentation of Awards ........,............... MR. F. W. JONES Presentation of Diplomas ........ MR. LUCIUS ROBINSON Song, Star Spangled Banner ...................,.............. ALL Benediction ...............,.................. REV. GEO, H. GRAY Recessional .............................. ............... A LICE SMITH BACCALAUREATE Church services were held in the high school gymnasium, May 17, at 2:50 p. m. The graduating class was honored by the sermon of Reverend Gray. Several hymns were sung, in which all took part. Parents and friends were present during this last memorium to the graduating class. THEQHHHOR-SENHHRPROM The junior Class have completed the plans for the junior-Senior Prom. The Prom will be held Friday, May 22nd, 1942, in the High School Auditorium. The in- vitations are made in the Senior Class colors, green and silver. The auditorium will be decorated to represent a garden. There will be a queen and two princesses elected from the Senior Class. Miss Helen Halm, student body president, will have the pleasure of crowning the queen and her court at the Prom. Following the crowning of the queen, cake and ice cream will be served to all present. The junior Class wishes to express their appreciation to all of those who helped make the Prom possible. UWM ' v I 5-X l 'ii '- NY U ,i tx i-... , T: E .2 , -3 A t o S xi!

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p ESSAY WINNER Allene Brewer, Freshman in Kerby Union High School was judged winner in the essay contest sponsored by Ernest Rhoads on the subject: Why Oregon Must Protect Its Forests . She was awarded first prize of S10.00. Many important points were brought out in her essay-the vital need of our green forests for national defense, and the protection of our wild animals. PRESENTATION OF PICTURE MACHINE The Student Body and the School Board cooperating on a 50-50 basis in the pur- chase of a 16 mm. film sound projector. This purchase was made just in time, since a few weeks later it would have been practically impossible to acquire a projector of that quality. Next year should see a well planned program for the use of the projector as an aid to classroom work. ANNUAL PICNIC CANCELLED The annual picnic, which is usually held the last day of school, will not be held this year, due to the conservation of tires and gasoline and a shortage of funds. hh R ..,,: f,, H l t'.'i r -A X l

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