Washougal High School - Kaiyawi Yearbook (Washougal, WA)

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H sssss Qfaunomwk - -Wl es Juniors THE JUNIOHS. The Jolly Juniors! well, here we are. VVe're always blithe and gayg If you wish to have a merry lark, Come spend with us a day. Rhoda is a dandy girl, A splendid student is she. And everywhere that Rhoda is, Rusty is sure to be. Loren is a mischievous lad, He comes many miles eaeh day. Tho' not intending to be bad. He loves to laugh and play. Two other boys, both big and strong, Are Lester and Howard Kiserg Altho' they never study long, You'd never be the wiser. Clarence Strong and Clarence Powell Are always on the spotg They never take the time to growl, But always work a lot. Arthur Jones is the happiest member Ot' the entire .lunior class, For Ellen Geer, a brilliant Junior, Has returned to our ranks at last. Walter is the industrious one Who works from morn till night, Trying hard to t'ind some fun, Trying with all his might. Of the rest ot' the class we won't say much, It's too hard on our brains, you see. YVe two are so silly, that of such The less said the better 'twill be. A. K.8cK.K

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seem freeing .Qffaamomah ee A Juniors When we CIIIIIO back the next yea: as Sopholnores we immediately began to gain a position of still more honor in the school. Our first deed was to teach the Freshmen to honor the upper classes, which we did hy giving a recep- tion for them and initiating each one into our midst. Additional athletic honors were XVOIX by the members ot' the class, and Illtllly ol' our number held important Student Body offices. The track pennant became our property again that year, a11d we also won the Pacific University Clee Club trophy. Four Sophomores held positions on the iiilllllllllllllll staff. where they worked hard t'o1' the success ot' the Annual. Then the examinations were again passed with very creditable grades. Now. as .Iuniors, we are very proud ol' our class. We have lost some students, but have gained others, so, although the names on the roll are quite dit't'erent than when we were Ifreshmen, we still have twelve members. Those twelve students tAlma Kern, Ellen Geer, Rhoda Henion, Kathryn Keep, Wallace Weger, Arthur Jones, Lester Kiser, Howard Kiser. Walter Strong, Loren Cochran and Clarence Strongb do not intend to stop working upward, no, indeed: Still more athletic glory has been gained this year. Again the majority of the Annual staff are Juniors, and in the play given for the benefit of tl1e Student Body three ol' the important parts were filled by members of our class. Though exceptionally proud of our honors as Juniors, we still feel that our best year is yet to come. Next year. when we are Seniors. we will do our best to leave the most brilliant record of any class that l1as ever yet graduated. .l is for Juniors, above others we tower. L' is for Union, 'tis this gives us power. N is for Notoriety, since Freshmen we've gained. I is t'or Independence, deservingly maintained. 0 is for t ptimism, by us promoted. It is for Reputation, and ours is well noted. S is I'or tltc School, to which we are devoted. L ,X... .f

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