Selah High School - Fruitspur Yearbook (Selah, WA)

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Twenty-four T H E F R U I T S P U R

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Twenty-six THE FRUITSPUR SOPHOMORE HISTORY The Sophomores-who they are and what they have done. As to who they are, ask one of them and you'll find that they'rc fifty of the most active students of Selah High. You'll find that they are the only original members of the High School, and that the others are only fillers on which this class may show its far-famed intelligence and prowess. You'll find that they're the largest class in Selah High school. You'll find that among them are people who excel in athletics, dramaties, debate, scholarship and other activities. That's the Class of I27. As to what they have done, that takes a longer explanation, but most of it may be gotten from the following brief history of our high school career: We, the Class of 1927, were inspired by the love of adventure to enter a higher plane of proficiency. So, in September, 1923, we began the awesome life of Fresh- men. We came through the initiation with everything except a couple of shoes, and we all agree that we had a fine time. When we became more accustomed to high school life, the other classes found it necessary to combine their efforts to even compete with us. Of course we had a party every semester at which we all enjoyed ourselves immensely. VVe have been well represented in athletics. Esther Kelly, Doris Grignon, Ruby Findley, Alice Wilson, Helen Eastwold and Elinor Driscoll are out for girls' basketball, while on the boys' teams are Leland Perkins, Wilson Renehan, Louis Hagman and Leroy Ayling. Also several of our class are on the midget team. There is no doubt that in spring athletics we will be as well represented. We have also placed Maxine Baker and James Griggs on the debate team show- ing greater advancement over our Freshman year. With the adoption of the honor system, we have more members from our class than from any other class on this roll to represent us. The list includes Elinor Driscoll, Maxine Baker, Mary Cornue, Grace Sinclair, James Griggs, Paul Anderson, Huston Walker and Leslie Wherry. And finally, in helping the Juniors in dramatizing Pollyanna, we see that there is not one activity in the High School in which we are not represented in large numbers. CLASS EDITOR, J. O. G. CLASS OFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER ADVISOR-IVIISS PETERS PRESIDENT-VVILTON RENEHAN VICE PRESIDENT-LOUIS HAGIVIAN SECRPITARY-HELEN POWELL TREAsURERe-JAMEs Gmccs SECOND SEMESTER ADVISOR---Miss PETERs PRESIDENT-'JAMES GRIGGS SECRETARY-GRACE SINCLAIR TREAsURER-LELAND PERKINS REPRESPlNTA'I'IVE--HELEN POWELL