Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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Spring umanne IIAVE always heard that the springtime works wonders on a young man 's fancy, or a fancy young man, but I have never been fortunate enough to see it work. Perhaps this, combined with my ever increasing desire to be a detective prompted me to glance with more than passing interest upon a couple of prominent high school students who emerged happily from the photographers one nice day last week, I am not in the habit ot 'tsliadowingw suspects without being properly disguised, but there seemed to be something in the manner of this pair that I could not resist, and after they had gone to the jewelers, and returned smiling again, I made up my mind that I would see the romance through to the happy ending. The distance from the jewelers to the courthouse was spent, by the couple, in laughing and examining with evident joy something they had bougl1't from the jewelery store. I did not dare to follow them into the courthouse, but I could elose my eyes and imagine their happy journey into the elerk's office and their blushing request tor a license. I had not long to wait and my hopes surged high as I saw thein emerge from the Courthouse with a roll of paper in the hand of the excited young man. My anticipation was so great that it was hard to keep myself concealed in following the pair from the courthouse to the church, and after they had again returned to my view I could restrain mysell' no longer, Zlllfl I advanced, priding myself that I was one ol' the first, smilingly calling out my humble but sincere words of congratulation. The startled look of wonder which rapidly changed to mirth over the faces of David Swanson and Thelma Iilanchette was more than my exalted pride could stand, and it was not until I had relieved my mind of numerous questions that I learned that the couple were seeking Hadsw for the Annual and the Hlicensen they carried was but a permit to solicit these Mads. Even though their happiness was genuine, all they received from the jewelers, photographers and church were good orders for advertisements. There is a question as to whether or not I was more disappointed than the preacher, at any rate I'm going to stop looking for romance. C. S. f132j

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beniur Basket 385111 sam Captain David Swanson Guard John Beckwith . . Forward Donald XVoodworth Forward John Saunders . Center Tiueius Natthewson . . Guard Gilbert Struve ......... Guard Witli all leltermen debarred from interclass contests, the Senior basket- ball team, with less material to draw upon than any other class, played with excellent spirit and increasing skill to the end of the tournament. Witli a little 111ore practice before the games connnenced and with more material to draw from, the team would undoubtedly have made a much better showing. The first game played hy the Senior team was with the Rooks. The under- classmen overwhelmed their elders by a score of 18 to 3. In the next game the Sophs defeated them with a score of 1,9 to 6. The Juniors were the next team to defeat the unlueky Seniors, the score in this game being 17 to 9. The Seniors played three more games, each ol' which resulted in much the same way, the upperelassmen receiving the short end of the score in each game. Decided improvement was noticed i11 their playing, however, and the scores were decidedly smaller against them. f1311

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