Saint Helens High School - Lion Yearbook (St Helens, OR)

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6IZi0l' Gfass gfisfory The first part of the freshman year of the class of '47 found the members wandering bewildered from class to class. They were at last in high school! They did very well for themselves, turning out three lettermen besides a 11un1ber of other promising athletes. Their social activities started with a skating party, and a dance for the whole school which was enjoyed by every- one. By the end of the year the class was showing the rudiments of sophis- tication and were ready to become the all-mighty sophomoresf, Under the leadership of Ben Chamberlain and Ralph Gustafson. the soph- omore class began to show promise for the future. They built up a financial status for the next Year's Junior Prom by selling eokes and hot dogs. and sponsoring a couple of dances. They held their own in music and scholar- ship. Their Prom Princess was Jean Anderson. When they said good-bye to their sophomore year it was with the words, We are now ready to become those awe-inspiring upper elassmen! The junior year began with many activities. The class sponsored a sport dance which added to the treasury for the Junior Prom. They were very active in inter-class sports, winning the championship in basketball and softball. They placed a large number of the class on the varsity football and baseball squads. The scholastic showing was good with many names appearing on the school honor roll. The biggest social achievement of the year was the Junior Prom, planned around the theme, Rainbow Island. The Junior Princess was Thelma Serbousek. During the senior year they worked together under the competent lead- ership of Dave Wilson. class presidentg Chuck Humble, vice president, and Jean Livengood. secretary. They did rather well by placing several members in all the major sports. They put on the annual Sadie Hawkins Day dance which was a real success. The Christmas class-chorus contest was won by the seniors. Seholastically they faltered not, but took pride in having a com- paratively large number of students on the school honor roll.