V L unicfz 1111 istofn, 1955 - .16 Freslnnan initiation ,A,,. Return party ,,.....,..,,.,. ., Picnic at Offut Lake ,,,, First Semester Loren Sisso11 .... Mary Campo ,...,.,....., Georgie McMurphy .... Billy Douge ,,...,....,.... Allan Kosky ,,.,.....,,,..., Georgie McMurphy .... Don Lyons 1'-736 - 37 initiation of Freshmen Freshmen returned party Picnic Offut Lake .,,,..,.,, First Semester Don Buswell ....... Ernest Chaffee .,,,.. Pauline Bayer ...., Pauline Bayer ,,...........,,...... ..... Margaret Christopherson Don Lyons ..............,,,.......,. ..,., Mary Campo ....... 1937- 38 Play Growing Pains Prom ,,.,.., . ,.,,................., ,. Picnic ..... First Semester Georgie McMurphy .... Everett Washburn .,.... Loren Sisso11 ,............ Loren Sisson ,,..... Ervine Larson ..., Don Lyons .... Mary Campo .... President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arn1s Representatives President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Representatives ....... President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Representatives ....... .,....oct6b6f 11, 1935 ...,.,..,11af611 6, 1935 ...mixeray 16, 1936 Second Semester Arnold Lahti Lillian King Clarke Orcutt Marjorie Booth Helen Hurd ..,...NOVCll1bCI' 16, 1936 .......Marcl1 17, 1937 ,...,,.,May 20, 1937 Second Semester Georgie McMurpl1y Everett Washburn Clarke Orcutt Clarke Orcutt Margaret Cl1ristopl1erson ,.,,....March 25, 1938 .....,..May 20, 1938 ........May 21, 1938 Second Semester D011 Lyons Everett Washburn Loren Sisso11 Loren Sisson Don Buswell Lucille Beyers Eugene Carpenter The Junior Class feels satisfied with its accomplishments of its three past years and especially of this past year as our members are represented i11 all school activities such as athletics, dramatics. glee club, torcl1 honor a11d band. Now tl1ey are looking forward with great pleasure to becoming dignified Seniors. Page Ten
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?,,1,,,, 11,1 ?,,i . 1 -H-,-1,1 -1 -w-r'-::- 1 1 -Hn-3. I l 1 golrkonwze Glass oem I 1 l I 1 2 . I hlany of us still remember when- Some years ago-in number, ten, Q We were all so glad to start to school, I Then, later on, we stood like fools Y By the strange alphabet's foreign shore, I Yllhich made us think and think some more, : l In beginning our first high school year, I We bragged and bragged that we were here. I Freshman initiation was-oh, so scareyl With eggs on clothes and mouths so hairy! Then trying to return the fun, Wwe gave a party-fxvithout a gunlj 1 i Our Sophomore year now looms above, E 1 Wvefve learned Latin, history--puppy love! 5 The initiation that We gave, Ylvould call ghosts and goblins from the grave. Success we've had and, Without fear, I Vlle now look toward our Junior year. l 1 1 -1- -.... ......... ....- . - - ....... . -..--- ..i.--Mi. Tfzeslnman Glass ffistofz We, the Freshman Class of 1937-1938, began our high school career by electing as our class officers for the first semes- ter: Rosie Fluckiger, president, Dick Chaffee, vice-president, Dorothy Ny- berg, secretary, Robert Vlvells, treasurer, Bud Kalich, sergeant-at-arms, Christina Dunivan and Glenn Partch, class repre- sentatives. On October 8, 1937, we were initiated into Toledo High by the Sophomore Class. The second semester Rosie Fluckiger was re-elected president, Robert Vlfells was elected viee-president, lrene liosky, Page secretary, Vl'esley 1-leying, treasurer, Etha Cornell and Dick Chaffee, ser- geants-at-arms, John Beyers and Flea- nor Carpenter, class representatives. The Freshman-Return Party was held on February 11, 1938. Alice Sanders, Dorothy Nyberg, and Christina Dunivan were on the refreshment committee, Iitha Cornell, Bud lialieh and Robert hleade on the entertainment committee. The Freshmen, to help fill the treas- ury, held a basketball game against the eighth grade on March 16, 1938, and although it was a very close game, the eighth grade won. fl' xv el ve
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