Washougal High School - Kaiyawi Yearbook (Washougal, WA)

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NI I I -1 011710711 ab Calendar IC Nl lilull- ll - Srl tool opt-ns today. NIV. llnnt hohincl thc ilvsk. 12 Small sqnzul turns out tor toothzlll pl'zu't14'v. 1 l 2.171-.ilith :unit Mr. llnnt hcconn- tricncls. 1 1,7 28 29 .lt Ilnrlzinml still all llillic XXoo1l's-f is gulting worriml. l,l'llll0 l1z1l'vvstvrs strzlgglc in this morning with shining l':um-s. Mr. llunt has hucoinv lla-ur llnnt. l'ooll Ui 'Hllllill' -f l ,I --'ho mtl p1':u'li1'c strcnnonsvllillio turns out. phoinorvs gin' Frm-slnnzin l'l'i'l'IJll0Il. Brock has clcvclopvtl ai tonilnoss t'oi' the XVQIII t'low0l'. .vfhtrzingo invillcnl on Mrs. l,ong's t'2Illl1JlISvl'0l' purtic'1llan's, soc lircovcs tl 7 it II I2 I3 lil I5 l IS lil 20 21 22 2.3 26 28 29 30 Sq ti- l-.rniv l'4llll0S ont for footlmllg hc lu-coincs zu tackling ilunnny. Nothin' 4loin'. .X trzivk-lm'ct is hvlil with AlllNX'2llllil'L' on the toothnll grirliron. 'l'h1- Wan' is cliscllsscil-lXl'l., NVnit till Johnny llnll gvts oI'l' his cont. No ,Liossiping is pm-rnlittcil in Physics l.uh. Ill ill. Anything hnt dull: .lnniors have stzn'lccl something. unit has an long t':u'cg no ganna- tomorrow, hulf We play V2llll'0lIVl'l', losing 27 to tl. lilllu- puts ns through signal slrill. Ili Ito. 1.4-4-it s hnlnol' causes lwrolliptory mllsnnssul trom l'.llgllSll vlzlss. lt ruined, nay, ponrt-fl. NH- lmvt- :I visitor :lt signall pi'zu'til'c. S00 Uvtolmvi' 25. Mr. St. .lohns tzlkcs plum' ol' Mr. llllnt. Nvw i'U2lt'll vonios ont in ovcrnlls :intl jninpcr. llaillowt-'vn party on -Htslnli-. llo okc has I'0i'0IlSltl0l'l'tl. tiny tinu- :lt svhoolhonsc tonight. Thr' t':1c'nlty :irc trumps. vminisnff lvWint'i0lil mlm-s not think Nlonflziy nlwziys zu hlnc italy. 'J Nor lncsxlny cltllcr, it svn-nts. ' 1 - v- - ,- - .4 Bliss lfallk is hclovcil hy Xll'gll vlnss. lhvrc s an reason. 5--Sliilllllg pzirlivs ut gym tmvv hoconw slulmlvnly popular. Hunk knows why

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A fghg4,,.A-Wamvomak sassrsrsss team and a little more practice, we might have raised our score a trifle. How- exer, we gave our rivals an enjoyable time, and this they seemed to appreciate greftly. Again we were going to have a game. As our seven girls went up the street with their suit cases, voices were heard saying, The girls are going to play Cape Horn tonight. Welt, we thought we were. At the depot we assembled, a jot.y, happy crowd, anxiously looking for the t'irst appearance ot' the train. lt came and went, but still the seven girls were standing at the depot. They seemed to think some power would arrange matters and get them to Cape Horn at'ter all, but the power t'ailed. We went home again greatly disappointed. This was due to a misunderstanding. The season ended with Kathryn Keep and Rhoda Henion as swift, reliable forwards, and Alice-Walt and Alma Kern as our strong and active guards. lluby tfessenden played center and Lora Brock, running center. Both displayed good team work, and were able to keep the ball going in the right direction. BASIEBALI.. Ut' the two sports, track athletics and baseball, each requiring all the material available in the school, the boys were inclined to choose baseball. Possibly it has not at't'orded the muscular development which would come with track sports. Nevertheless, the boys have taken keen interest in the game, and have been out regularly for practice ever since spring weather has permitted. A report ot' the season's successes or failures cannot be given at the date ot' writing. Line-up: Jones, catcher, Sault, pitcherg Neal, lst baseg Brock, 2d baseg C. Strong, 3rd baseg Weger, short stopg Holey, left fieldg Rapp, center t'ietdg Campen, right t'ieIdg W. Strong and Clarke, utility.

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6 8 Shrimp was seen at church last night-not alone. -Windy has lost his tranquillity. Sl-Clarke could not be persuaded to attend football practice. 10-Again so. 12-Edward happens upon a women's convention in assembly: Edward knits his brow. 13-The day an unlucky one-for Hill Military lads. 15-Man proposes? Nay, nay! Ask Wallace. ltihtlecil cracked a joke in botany, then Alice laughed. 17-Calendar reporter absent-no report. 1 8h 19- 20 .24- Two Senior girls eensured for whispering. Ural loses equilibrium in Student Body Meeting. We wollop Hillsboro, 15 to 7. Everyone out for football practice. Big game Saturday. 25-Rumors are that certain players will have bodyguard to Stevenson. 26-The rumor grows. 27-But nothing turns up, except a bad day and a hard game. 29-Football cripples all surviving. 30-Another month gone. IJECEMHER- 1-This one begun, with all prospects good lsays Harlandj. 3-Preparations being busily made. See tomorrow. 4-X, Y, Z. Nuff said. li-Miss Walton begins training of carol singers. 7-Sophomore boys play purgatory. 8-Mrs Keep entertains her class of boys-and their friends. 9-English and Strafers again clash in lunch hour discussion. 10-Assembly talk by W. E. T. ll-Franklin High goes home disappointed. 13-Vague rumors for revival of Waunomah. 14-Alice again excitedg laugh is contagious. 15-Oral read faculty invitation to Christmas party amid general rejoicing. 16-It is rumored, and we believe, that Art. visited a Geer's last evening. 17-How will the Faculty entertain? 18-The question answered-in finest style. Again the Faculty are trumps. 20-Shining faces in assembly this morning. 21-Holiday hop. The carol singers go abroad in the rain. 22-Vacation begins. .lANuAny- , liA new year. 3-All return to studies after Christmas recess. 4-Mr. Thomas speaks concerning debate. 5-7-lt snowed. Vacation. 10-The High School girls have a sleigh ride. 11-Kathryn and Rhoda almost catch the gripg out sleigh riding. 13-Snowed in. Vancouver game. . 18-Nothing doing sociallyg tests. 19-Tony is being untangled nightly. 20ABasketball practice keeps the boards hot.