Shelton High School - Saghalie Yearbook (Shelton, WA)

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me luhth grade President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Victor Lindholm Wanda Emerson Lorene Killmer Mary Louise Hamilton Mike Rector Patricia Dickinson William Levett Norman Harris Erline Durand Charlotte DeCallier Kenneth Wilson Neoma Swedburg HOME ROOM ADVISERS Miss Margaret Miller, Miss Flavilla Lindsey, Miss Barbara Drake, Mr. john Hower HIS YEAR has been the most outstanding year in the history of the junior High School. and the present ninth grade takes great pride in feeling that it has helped to bring this about. ln athletics the ninth grade showed great strength. The entire basketball squad was composed of ninth graders and set an enviable record of seven wins out of ten games. ln baseball the team is headed for another perfect season, no game having been lost in the junior High since our class entered it three years ago. While we have been making this record, we have not neglected scholastic and intellectual pursuits. Through our home rooms, we have put on several vocational assemblies and plays of meritg through our clubs, we have taken the leadership. Therefore. as we complete our last year at the junior High School, we face a novel situation. We look back on three years spent as leaders in the classroom and on the athletic field, We look forward with anticipation to three years in Senior High School where we hope to maintain our record. I I

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H2 OIQAOIYZOTZ elif! OFFICERS First Semester Office Second Semester Robert Hamilton President lack Dennis Robert Barclay Vice-President Helene Linton Mary Davidson Secretary-Treasurer Frances Lanning lack Dennis Sergeant-at-Arms Harold Bell Class Advisers-Miss Lenore Fenton, Mr. Arling Sannerud T WAS NOT until the Class of '38 entered the Irene S. Reed High School that the pep and enthusiasm of the school reached an all time high. The Sophomores excelled in sports, more football letters being won by Sophomore boys than in any previous year. The class of '38 was also well represented on the basketball, track, and baseball teams. The pace-setting Sophomore basketball squad won a silver trophy which was given to the winning team of a class series held early in March. The Sophomores defeated the juniors twice and the Seniors once to win the title. The Sophomore track team won the interclass track meet by a narrow margin, another symbol of Sophomore supremacy and enthusiasm. The Sophomore Home Rooms were the liveliest in the school, Room 7 winning the race between Home Rooms in the sale of Student Body Tickets which entitled them to attend an out of town football game with transportation provided for all members of the Home Room. The annual Sophomore Tolo dance was carried out as a Valentine party on February 7 and it was a huge success. We owe the success of the Sophomore Class of '38 to the supervision of the class advisers, Miss Lenore Fenton and Mr. Arling Sannerud, and the class officers, The Sophomores are now looking forward to making an excellent lunior class next year. lf

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