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

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,ffb XT .eoefaeve e:.'a.,gwa,. ,..:,,.,.:...: .... fy uniors Iuniors, juniors, stazuzrb are wr, The very best class you ever din' sec. Weire junior Cougars of litter two. You all know this-it's nothing new. AT THE beginning of the school year we elected our class oiiicers and advisers. After this we settled down to school life. When the football season opened many of the junior boys were eager to gain fame for their class. Among those of honorable mention are: Earl Bagley, Emory Secrist, W' id Coffin, Harry Fischer, and Ralph Kelly. In basket ball our Junior boys were the backbone of the team. They put pep into their playing and fought for victory. Earl Bagley, Alan Donaldson, Emory Secrist, and Charles Hackworth played on che main team. On the girls' basket ball the following played: Virginia Newby, Irene Murri, Ruth Patton, and Virgie Stewart. The Juniors who were represented in the all high school play, A Pair of Sixes, were Mae White and Charles Hackworth. In the Tattler play, The Misplaced Decimal, were Katherine Parker, Wid Coffin, Karl Hammond, and Verla jergenson. Mae White represented our class in debate. Lulu Earl, Lola Humphreys, and Opal Brown were in the Declamatory contest held at the Industrial School. Spring finds our Junior boys at track. During the winter season, a crowd of Junior Cougars went out to the Sand Hills. Many of the Cougars expressed the wish that Henry Ford would will them enough money to install elevators in order to convey them up the hills. Coasting down was thrilling, but climbing up .... ! April S was the date of the Junior Prom. This was the greatest day in the Juniors' history. The Prom was held at the Americanlegion Hall. The decorations were the first things that attracted attention, for the hall was decorated like a Japanese garden. In the corners of the hall were placed cherry trees in bloom, wisteria and other flowers hung from the walls. The color scheme was two shades of lavendar and pink. Oriental perfume and dimmed lights made the hall complete. Mickey's Arcadians furnished the music. The grand march was at nine o'clock, and three glorious hours were spent in dancing. i Every passing day brings us nearer to the close of our eventful career as Junior Cougars. Next year we shall be the oldest Cougars in the Cat family. We shall take advantage of this position and show our younger Cougar brothers and sisters a model class. E. E. F: 'l17l'

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