Warrenton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Warrenton, OR)

Page 24 text:

7 H - Sec. Service Club, 4 Bea Girls League, 1l-2-5-4 Girls Glee, 1-2-5-4 Sec. Treas. Girls League, 4 Sec. Treas. Glee Club, l Gymn Managei, 2 Class President, 5 Class Vice fres., 2 GS. Body Coumoll,. -o94 Annual Editor, 3 Assis. Annual Editor, 4 Bashful Bobby , 4 Home Ec. I Vice Pres., l Eome Ec. II Pred., Newspaper Staff, 1-2 ‘Annual Staff, 2 Sa Body Treas.vgss S. Body Vice Pres., 3 S. Body Sec., 4 T. S. Undecided T,. 0. Beautician CORA LEE COCHRAN Transfer from Foyil, Oklahoma Glee Club, l-c Class Sec, Treas., 5 Gym, 1-23 Play, l-2 Varrenton High wewspaper Staff, 4 annual Staff, 4 Girls League, 4 Girls Glee, 4 I. Sy Tennessee T. O, Nurse aor 7 ESTHER CURNOW Tevet GINS Gym. Sead ! '. % Girls League, 2-5-4 Bashful Bobby 4 | Pep Club, 4 Me al TE Re © oe a 7. y OB . Newspaper Staff, 4 Hey + I. S. Oregon State College “or T. Os. Undecided

Page 23 text:

RECORD OF ACTIVITIES LADONA CHRISTENSEN : Glee Club, 2-3-4 f Girls League, 1-2-3-4 Sextet, 3-4 Assis. Yell Leader, 2-3 Yell Leader, 4 Newspaper Staff, 2-3-4 Annual Staff, 2-3-4 Tomboy , 3 Class President, 4 Ge. A. Asy 3-4 Pep Club, 2-3-4 Pres. of Service Clubj 4 Vice. Pres. Girls League, 4 Te S. Undecided T. O. Secretary EVELYN SHULTZ oo Vice Pres. Service Club, 4 Girls League, 1 2-3-4 Class Sec., 4 Class Treasure, 4 Home Ec. Sec., I, 1-2 Ge Ae Aw, 4 Newspaper Staff, 3-4 MPromboy Ss Annual Staff, 3-4 T. S. St. Mary's Hospital T. O. Nurse JUNE CHRISTENSEN : Girls League, 1-2- Girls Glee, 1-2-3- Class Sec.,' 3 Class Treas., 2 Sec.-Treas. Home Ec. I-II, l 2 Pres, Girls League, 4 Bashful Bobby , 4 Annual Staff, 3-4 Newspaper Staff, 1-2-3 Queen Candidate, 3 T. S. North Western School of Com, T. O. Secretary 5-4 4 ROBERT REED ee Letterman, 4 EY Pashful Bobby , 4 we Ie Basketball, 1-3+4 Football, 4 T. Se Up. S. Navy Training Sta, Te. Ov Radar

Page 25 text:

SENTOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1941, eighteen very frightened students entered Warrenton High School, amid all the threats and the taunts of the upper classmen. During the first year we lost and gained a few stu- dents. Class officers were as follows: President-Marvin Adams, Secretary-Maxine Valliere, Vice President -Enmy Lou Nelson, | The fall term of 1942 gave way to twenty confidant students. We had looked forward for a long time to the pleasure the Sophomore Class always obtains---that of initi- ating the Freshmen. We acquired two new students during the year. Towards the end of our eventful yoar, we decorated for the J.e-Sr. Prom. Officers for the year were: Press Bob Lindslay, Vice Pres.-Ruth Hart, Secretary-Betty Scrim- sher. . By the time 1943 rolled around, our class was down to thirteen members. We took over the Ice Cream Shop which 43 traditional for the Junior Class. During the year we sponsored the Jr.-Sr. Prom, and the Banquet, as well as a few dances. Officers for the year were: President-Ruth Hart, Vice Pres,.-Emmy Lou Nelson, Secretary-June Christensen. In the fall of 1944, nine dignified Seniors enrolled in aeration High for their last year in the zood old WHS . During the year we sponsored several dances and a cooked food salée