Molalla Union High School - Arrow Yearbook (Molalla, OR)

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Classes

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940 ARROW -X . 'l , L .- . Senior Class CARL KETOLA .............................,.............. ......,............ President VEONE SHORT ......................................,....,.....,..., Vine-President DORIS ROBERTS ......,. ....,....,... S ecremry-Treasurer JAMES SHAVER ...... ...,Y........A.......V. S ergerznt-at-Arms DUANE KNAPP ........ .....,.... E xerutizie Committeeman Miss CARPENTER ..,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, A dfyiwr COLORS FLOWER Purple and Gold Purple Sweet Pea MOTTO It can be done and we'II do it History The Class of 1929 entered Molalla High School in the fall of 1925 in the old building, but moved into the new high school in January. We numbered 52, however, a few dropped out leaving the enrollment of 47. Duane Knapp Was elected Presidentg Willa Daugherty, Vice-Presidentg Opal Foglesong, Secretaryg Buckley Vaughan, Treasurer. So our class started on its way to higher learning. We began our Sophomore year with an enrollment of 46. Our Class Officers were: Melvin Worth, Presidentg Duane Knapp, Vice-Presidentg Willa Daugherty, Secretary-Treasurer. We were rapidly climbing to the top. A few of the members dropped out in our Junior year leaving a class of 38 students. We made a good record this year taking part in athletics, dra- matics and other school activities. The class officers were: Esther Wooster, Presidentg Geraldine Cockrell, Vice-Presidentg Opal Foglesong, Secretary- Treasurer. We began our final voyage as Seniors in 1929 with lots of pep. Our Class Officers were Carl Ketola, Presidentg Veone Short, Vice-Presidentg Doris Robarts, Secretary-Treasurer. We were the largest class of Seniors in the history of the High School. All of us admit that we are a bit saddened at the thoughts of leaving dear old lVI. H. S. for other and more difficult activities in this large world of ours. Page 1.3