Prosser High School - Mustang Yearbook (Prosser, WA)

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f ,qu-ua.--ef .... - if ANCIENT HISTORY The parTe oT oure schule lyTe whyche exTendes back To The ancienTTe year oT T933 and over The ryver oT lyTe bryngs To us a vivide memore. A memore oT a.lyTTle bandde OT Treshman whuse spyrTual exercyse oT mynd was wholly unprepared Toure The cruelle sTyng oT The wepon sTudy . whych was encounTed upon enTeryng Senyor Hygh Schule. They marched couragyously inTo The Tray: wyTh alle The marks oT a bandde who wyll accomplysh alle Therre is To accomplish. WyTh Ornia Evans, Shirley BranT, Evelyn Ev- ans and Vic Kuhlman as Theyre abyle leaders. and Miss Sherman as advisor, They dared alle The royale Junyors and Senyors To deTeaTe Theme in ayThung They decyded To do. Such was The enTrance oT The classe oT I937 inTo The howse oT hygher learnygr, The Senyor Hygh Schule. I MEDIEVAL HISTORY Time marcheTh unTo Thee years oT I934-35. We TindTh our inTanTs oT olden Times now Tull grown knighTs and ladies oT Thee round Table, in The courT oT EducaTional Ren- aissance. WiTh Thee leadership oT George Taylor. and his courT composed oT Shirley BranT, Francis Moore and Lucille WebsTer This group haTh sTriven iTs way To Thee Top. They haTh made a place Tor Themselves in The limelighT oT Drama? SporTs and SocieTy. Their greaTesT conTribuTion To SocieTy waTh Thee Junior-Senior Prom, which They gaveTh in honor oT The House oT Lords. During This period OT Their hisTory Miss Sherman and Mr. Barbre acTed as Their worThy advisors. IT waTh Through These Two, ThaT Thee class haTh received many OT Thee pleasures ThaT makeTh a pleasanT school life. Now we TurneTh our aTTenTion unTo This same class in The Modern Age oT l936-37. MODERN HISTORY Knock. knock-Who's There? EaTher-FaTher who? FaTher Time. Here we are again in I936-37. Our gay class has nearly finished iTs career. We deTermined To work hard and play hard and enioy This year To The limiT. The gallanT commanders on This Tinal advenTure were Gale Sampson. Bill Clark, June Lund, Shirley BranT and George Taylor. Mr. Newland and Miss Sherman supplied us wiTh much-needed and appreciaTed advice. FLASH! LaTesT reporTs on The LaTe ChrisTopher Bean show ThaT iT was a huge success. Much brawn and brain wenT inTo The making oT This producTion and a good Time was had by all. An all-sTar class--we shone especially in The Tield oT sporTs, supplying valuable members To The TooTball, baskeTball and baseball Teams. OT big imporTance was The winning oT The inTer-class baskeTball championship. Though closely Tollowed by The Juniors we came ouT on Top. The gala evenT oT The year was The Junior-Senior Prom. This Time we enioyed iT as guesTs raTher Than as hosTs. The IasT big celebraTion OT The year was The class picnic. Then came graduaTion, The Tinale OT our school liTe in Prosser High School. 4 , f Q4 ICN , AK If Q: 45 A X 4 xx f, . Q Y .nu Il

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EORGE TAYLOR lTailspinl l'm nol' sleepy. l'm iusf fired. Siudenf Council 3: Pres. Hi-Y: All-Hi 3: Vice Pres. of Hi-Y 3: Fire Squad 3. 4: Class Pres. 3: LeHerman 3. 4: Baskefball 3, 4: Base- ball 2. 3, 4: Roofer Club 3. Older Boys Conf. Spokane 4. High Scholasiic Sfanding. SETH THOMAS Be 'lprepa,5:'.l. Sec. Class 2: Siudeni Rep. I: Mechanics Club 4: Fooiball 3: LeHsrman's Club 3, 4. BOB TULL lROP6l Take me, as I am or noi af all. All Hi 3: Foofball 2. 3. 4: Baslcef- ball 2: Ag. Club Treas. 4: Class Treas. 2: Glee Club 3. 4. CLIFFORD YOUNG lBrigl1aml Be careful. Foolball Mgr. 2. 3: Fooflaall 4: Annual Sfaff 4: Orches- fra l, 2, 3. 4: All-l-li 4. I0 , - A sa--4 r U Asi-

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JUNIOR CLASS. l936- I 937 CLASS OFFICERS S PresidenT-Donald Pulisevich Vice-PresidenT-John McEIhiney SecreTary-Treasurer-Virginia BasTien STudenT Council-Jack SwarThouT JUNIOR GIRLS WHO WON LETTERS Lois BasTien Virginia BasTien Lenore Foisy HazeI Hicks MyrTIe Reid RuTh Trice LeTTie Marcus S+eIla SmiTh JUNIOR BOYS WHO WON LETTERS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL Ered Davidson Fred Davidson DarryI MacDonaId NeaI Evans Jack SwarThouT Jack SwarThouT Lloyd Walker . Howard Madison, Manager John Wise Ted Harding, Second Squad BiIIy Wells, Manager Because The Senior CIass didn'T receive Their Class Rings unTiI The end of The year, The Junior CIass have ordered Their rings This year and They will receive Them someTime nexT SepTemIoer. April I6, I937, The Junior Class, sponsored The Junior-Senior Prom. An under waTer scheme was carried ouT. 1 SX I SN I2 ' .. , 4, -1