Warrenton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Warrenton, OR)

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Back row: John McDermott, Harry Ballhorn, Durward Eckman, Ralph Storm, Mr. Propst, Melvin Peck. Front Row: Octavia DuBois, Myrtle Kindred, Ruby Hall, Louise Scott, Elli Filby, Signa Johnson, Lillian McMillan.

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Page Twenty-Two THE WARRIOR Early in the year our first meeting was called for the purpose of electing class officers and choosing a class-advisor. The fol- lowing were elected: President) 222. 25.c0n0ee oe .. Durward Eckman Vice-President. Seog ee John McDermott Secretary-J reasurer: 123544028. oe George Newton Clase Advisor a. oes eee Mr. Propst At the beginning of the second semester George Newton became a Junior and four Freshmen entered the ranks of the Sophomores. The Sophomores have been very active in all school affairs, having taken an active part in the Kill Kare Karnival and various other things. Both boys and girls took an active part in athletics, being well-represented in football, basketball, and baseball. Early in the year the Sophomores entertained in honor of the Freshmen. During the party the Sophomores were called upon to initiate the Fresh- men and did very well, although it was the first time they had ever tried anything of the sort. Although the Sophecmores did not win the school championship in basketball, they did very well de- spite their small number. It is the ambition of the Sophomore Class to be- come Juniors and we expect to do so at the end of this year. Ralph Storm Harry Ballhorn Melvin Peck Durward Eckman Louise Scott Myrtle Kindred Signa Johnson Octavia DuBois John Tremblay Ruby Hall John McDermott Elli Filby Lillian McMillan

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Page Twenty-Four THE WARRIOR Opeceeneenaney OOPEUE OREO CCOS EOD E NED ene CCUCUS DONE ENED CLUCCUDPOREDDOCESHPRES CSREES ESOP EERE EEN OSPSECTOP DEPT PP EEOC HOOP OOTP ERO TORO E ETO ee Freshman Class History FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY 1926-27 A date long to be remembered by the class of '30, of Warren- ton High School, is the day when we prepared for our first year in high school. A total of twenty-seven green students then made up the Fresh- man Class. Our class was, at first, one of the largest ever enter- ing ‘this institution. However, several decided that high school work was too strenuous for them and soon dropped by the way- side. For the first few weeks we found the work a bit different from that which we had been accustomed to in grade school, but after .the initiation we began to get used to it. On Halloween night the Freshmen gave the upper classmen a costume party in the auditorium, and all present declared it a great success. The Freshmen have been well represented in athletics, having placed members on the football, basketball, baseball, and also on the debate squad. When the annual High-Jinx was held, the Freshmen earned more money than the Sophomores and ranked third. At the beginning of the school year we elected the following class officers: Margaret Smith ,c.:406.-seno ee ee eee President Joh. MOWitk) cco eee Vice-President Louise : SGOtt : cAcaaa escent eee Secretary Winnilred Bralliers 2. eee Treasurer Mia Hillier fig eee eee ee Class Advisor We, of the class of '30, hereby express our grati- tude for the kind treatment shown us by the faculty and upper classmen during the past year. Our class roll is as follows: Lois McCollum Muriel Hill Grace Merila Claud Ely Archie Olsen Richard Prouty Eva Johnson Margaret Smith Winifred Brallier John Tremblay Beryl Smith Dorothy Peck Bernice Simon Audrey Stewart John Mowick Raymond Earnest Leslie Smith George Johnson Robert Kindred