Marysville High School - Quil Ceda Yearbook (Marysville, WA)

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Ns , I my QV' lf J Wa 'fx' r xl l ,X N 7 SOPHOMORES On the srxth day of September rn 1933 the Sophomore class came self Lonscrously rnto the Serrror hrgh burldrng prepared to show the upper classmen that they were not the usual down trod en group but a class whrch was Nlot at the top but elrmbrng Our Scphorrore class after the erccrtement of the frrst few we ks ettled rnto what appeared to be a monrtonous rut Luekrly however we o n became aware of our drab exrstenee and class organrzatron was begun Wrth the electron of offrrers, our work for the year began Early rn the basket ball season we ar used much pep and e'r thus asm by grvrng ar unusually successful dame after one of the basket ball games We drseovered that though we belonged to a less experrenced group we could compete very favorably wrth those who had had more experrerce Our class has been well repre errted rn every lrne of sports partrcularly rn bask tball and football In the rnter class track meet our class showed enthusrastrc cooperatron It ls our hope that rntramural sports wrll reveal sore years to come It rs wrth prrde that we note that many of our members have been workrng drlrgentlv for reeognrtron rn the honm socrety Another brg' feature we presented was a program for the stu dent body to celebrate St Patr1ck's Day The program was pre sentel wrth an lrrsh taxern as the ettrng and the partrerpants wore Irrsh costurres Although delayed for a rorsrderable trrre we finallv had our party rn Aprrl Nlurh merrrment and grod fellowshrp were rn evr dence throughout the evenrng, A varretv of g,ames were played rn whrch all took part Tasty refreshments were serve1 after whrch the merrrmakers left for therr horree and the able clean up com mrttee was left tr eras the last xestrges of our ,good trme Iet us hope that our norct years vovagze wrll be as Joyful and succe sful as tlrrs S ph more ve rr ha been , f , l r my . '. , . . . . v Y . x . . -. 5 K v . H ,, ' A lc , I ' ' yy 5. . , . . , . I . , . , A .' ' .5 . C , F I ' V K . - ' 1 - Q s . . . 1 - ' . '- , , e , , . ' S 1 . 1: . . ' - f . 1 K' ' . . . ' x ' ' . . . . ' . , . ' , . 1 . , . ' K. . . C ' ' . . . . . , . -, ' ' f e . of our boys as valuable material for high schcol competition in . f ' .' . y . f - Q ' ur ' . L .- v . :sl 1 ' 1 .5 . 5 V ' ,., I , t , B . ' . I K' 1 - 5 l 1' ' L, ,I ' 'L K - ' r f D ' l I x fC , .' 7 . . ,. ' . , 4 . ' ' . ' y. ' ' ' S S: '.' .',' fri 1: ri ' s 1. , O . r

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lFlRlESl-llMlEN On Septerrber 6 a group of loud Freshmen came rnto the hrgh school, lettrng, our loudness account for us We really trrghtened the rest of the school even the Senlors But alas we were soon qureted down as all other Freshmen classes have been Our frrst socral event was grven rn honor of the mrd year grad uatrng class from the Junror Hrgh School Almost the entrre cla s attended and the party was pronounced unusually successful much for our frrst adventure rnto socrety' Durrng the Annual sale the Freshman class started out very well but met wrth cfeat because the people were slow to recognme that we actually belong to the hugh school and were takmg part rn the school actrvltres We hone to do better next year Although the Sophomores and Junrors drd not care to have us rn the Annual for once the Senrors drd the Freslfmen Justrce when they gave us a page ln therr year book We thank the Senlors agarn for lettmg us enter the Annual sales contest and for our page rn the annual Many members of our class both boys and grrls are rnterested rn sports In the rnterclass track meet th1s sprlng we met wrth mlsfortune when Jack Ack rman, our hundred vard da h man, fell when he had at least second place crnched There rs every possrbrlrty that the Freshmen class of 1934 wrll be the best class that wrll graduate from the Junror' Hrgh school and also from the Senror Hrgh Hold trght fellows and let show every one We have started out well and we hope we wrll end up as well We have the honor of berng the frrst class to go entrrely through tl'e Junrcr Hrgly that rs through the entrre course of the lurrror Hrgh School We have hrd a great trme rn rur Freshmen year and hope to keep on navrng a good trn e all the wav through Hrgh School r A , l 1 7' K - D ' 1 A ' r ' . . . I . . F , ' ' . So ' an rr 1 A . .. . ' 13 1 . . - . 'f , r e c D . . . , ' -' , - sn 7: . . , . U rv -. . . ' ' . . . 9 I 1 S , , ' c- S N . . ' . ,Q - , V . . . . 5 . ,. A. y L ' 1 2 f . . . ,K .N T B I . Q