Pendleton High School - Wakeipa Yearbook (Pendleton, OR)

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EIYLA MQATEE VERNON FOXVLER SHIRLEY JEYVETT Secretary-Treasurer President Vice-President HE FRESHMAN motto, Alis volat propriisf' is often translated, ttWe stand on our own feet, and the class of 1924 has proved this year that they are fully able to take an independent stand in tl1e work and play of the high school. On September 14, 1920, the class held its first meeting, organized and elected officers, who have done their duty most efficiently. A party, given early in the year, was a great success in bringing all the class and most of the faculty together in a jolly good time, which helped to make the class feel itself a solid social unit. Besides the many tasks, such as setting up rooters' bleachers on the football field, and other menial jobs which always fall to the lot of the Rooks, the class has taken an active part in school life, doing their bit in ticket sales or whenever called upon, and individual members of the class have held important positions of trust and responsibility in the school. ' ln interclass athletics, the Rocks made the other classes play their best to take the championship away from them, and in both girls' and boys' basketball and i11 i11door baseball they lost by a very small difference in the score. The Freshman class have gained a firm foothold in the life of the school this year, and in their three succeeding years, they will be able to rise to greater heights and prove the real meaning of their motto, We fly with our own wings. l43l