Washougal High School - Kaiyawi Yearbook (Washougal, WA)

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+ -V WMM 0991 Sophomores :intl llllllltlgll to mix some fun along with the work. Besides our scholastic' uttuinments, our elass does its part to help the school out in its various activi- ties. Alive XV:1ll, Fay Clezlrwziter and Lora Brock play lmsketbzill, while Ernest Sault and Cecil Holey are on the baseball team. We are also represented on the clebzlting team. l'llll'tllCl'lII0l'C., the Secretary ot' the Student Body is an Sophomore. VVe are nearing the end of our Sophomore year :md are all looking torwartl to the time when we will be jolly Juniors and can see the next class ot' Sophs tolling over their work. But we will never regret that we have passed through il ourselves.

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i i W RA ' W ' ' Sophomores S0l'l'l0M0liIi CLASS lll2l'0ll'l'. ilu .1 h1'igl1l Mmielziy lllllflllllg iu bcplciuhcr, 1914, wc lmclc l'zu'0wclI lu lhm sfzulv llmu' :uul uiuuulul lo llc svcuml slurv to culor NV H 9 'is lfrcslunoii XX I . ...4. , . v C hvlrl il wry serious ullilurlo lmvurcl ullrsclvvs :ll lirsl. hul wcrc won rulicvvcl nl this :xx thv mics l'l'Ulll lho higfwi' gmlcs pukcml I'uu :il us :uid wulclwrl us lu scl- lvw xxc would uct. Tho folluwizig twclvc lll0llll10l'S rcspumlcrl ln roll cull. lmui Nllllll, You 1 l'Lt11s,lu1l llolu, limsl Slllll I ll 1 llllllk Xllnit on . . , . . . 'Q ' 5' HL , .: 'z ' ' 1 l'clm-rs lilo Hl'illll'l', lluymuud l'cu'iisou, Floyd Woruliugs, livsliv Grvviu. VZIIICL' llulcv :xml lnkwalll Hushy. Later iu lhc ta-rin, Fay Clozu'w:it0i' Julius Millcl uml .lun HW W1-lls vzuuv In join llc class. Viilh lhcsc fillvcn lll0lllllL'l'S wo vuiliplvlcml ilu lIl'Sl YL u' in lligh Svlmol, :ill Slllfllilllg llic omlJ:ll'r:issu1cnls ul' living l i'1-slum-u 4 i ' 5 1 ' ' ' 1' ' Qc-rs' lisl. Whcu wc roluruccl lu svluml ucxl u ml umsl ol us iumllug llc lluul lull, in lhc rolc ul Supliuiiiorus, l,0a'ic lim-uiu .lulius Milla-l, VZllll'l' llulcy, .lzum- svlmnl. l linu NVQ-lls zuul lllf.fNVIlll llushy wow iuissingt fruui the list. Alivc Wall, Wuvcl Knight uul llwvcl Nichols lliruc girls l'i'mu Ml. Norway, juincml us. lluyuiemd Porlison If-fl sown :illur svlmul mlzulcrl, haivirg us an class nl' lhirlcvu, lhv lurgvsl in lhv gh wc :irc liul world-lioailc-rs, xxv gn-I uluhg pvclly wa-ll in our slullic s x Q

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191 ilIl71077l ab Freshmen W. ll. S. llow much those three letters stand t'or, and how far they seemed tiom ns until that notorious day when we first were to enter the assembly. We were going to he lfrcshmen of the lligh Schoolg we might shure its tasks and its pleasures. No longer would we he compelled to cnviously watch the students in their activities: they would now he our activities, too. llut our happy anticipations were brought to earth with a sickening tlmd when we first marched in before the penetrating eyes of the inquisitive assem- hlcd Student Body. The sensation that overpowered us was very similar to stage fright. only worse. 'l'hen we suddenly recalled a host of stories of the grewsome fltt that hid .tw tiltd foimu hm innus tnoutlh to tlltlt'N my l'l hman ll 2- ' 1 1 1 ' ' c ja j cs '. ow- ever, with the exception of the lfreshmen reception, that first day was the worst, and we t'ound our former dreams more true than false. NYith the exception of May llaven, who was with us hut littlc over two months, our class consists of tirace llihhle, lois Nlct'lurc lena 7inil'er, l va ,..,,. ,x , White, liarl llathaway, Paul llapp, lirnie tlampen, Otto lirauer and .Xlhert Peder- sen, nine meinhers. Nine, that unit over which not another is grealerg possihly il will exert some of its magic influence over the history of our class. Who knows!