St Anthony High School - Tattler Yearbook (St Anthony, ID)

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THE TATTLER Junior Report T ill-: JUNIOR class this year has had a very successful career, and we wish t. . extend our appreciation to our class advisor, Miss Budwin, for the help and direction she has given us. When all the members of our class had come in from the various farms, where i he work during the summer, we decided to make friends with the Seniors and t. give them a picnic. We planned to go down the river and roast “wieners” with all the extras, of course, but it chose to rain, so we retired to the gymnasium and had i picnic supper, after which we indulged in an hour of dancing. Everyone reported a good time. The lucky Juniors who held class offices for the first semester were: Dorothy Duncan - -- -- -- -- - President Elmer Smith ---------- Vice-President Myrtle Harder ------- Secretary-Treasurer After we had collected class dues we found we needed more money for the prom, so we decided to put on three plays under the able leadership of Miss Budwin. So on November 20, we presented “The Pot Boiler,” “The Very Naked Bov,” and “Mr. Bob,” and cleared about $100.00. Our class program came November 27, and was very much enjoyed by the rest of the High School. About a week before the Prom we gave a dance to raise more money. Cf course, the Prom was the biggest social event of the school year. It was held March 19 in Fcgg and Jacobs hall. The ceiling was a mass of wistaria with a green background. The stage was decorated to represent a Chinese pagoda, and each window was decorated to carry out the same idea. Chinese lanterns hung through the wistaria, casting a soft glow over everything. Each orchestra player wore a black Chinese jacket, decorated with a single brilliant yellow dragon. Two little girls, in Chinese costume, entertained the guests by singing and dancing during inter- mission. A charming little Chinese couple served green punch. The punch booth was decorated in green and white, the Seniors’ colors. Everyone pronounced it one of the most beautiful Proms ever held here. In the inter-class Basketball Tournament the Junior team carried the class to victory. The loyal players were Sherman Swensen, Bill Breckenridge, Lawrence Jackson, Louis Housley, Kenneth Parker, Rulon Romrell and Perry Stone. We are very proud of them. The Juniors expect to make a good showing in the track meet as they have some splendid material. The class officers for the second semester were: Dorothy Duncan ---------- President Louise Barber --------- Vice-President Margaret Harris ------- Secretary-Treasurer 1926 Z f 2G J

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