Weatherwax High School - Quinault Yearbook (Aberdeen, WA)

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28 QUINIAULT Sophomore Class History Sophomore history for this year must, be something of a m noton:.us propositi n. On more than one occasion have vve commenced with the intention of writing the his tory, but every time we found that there was far from sufficient material on which to base a good biography of ourselves. As far as the Sophomore’s share of the athletic field is concerned we would like to have nothing to say. With regret do we say this; but we feel that since it is our duty 1o write the history consisting of criticisms as well as the favorable comments, we are obliged to write not an altogether complimentary his-lory. The boys are dormant, if we may be permitted to use this expression. Dormant as far as an athletic atmosphere is concerned; bur in the light of learning they, of course, shine brilliantly with full force. In the track meet, not a boy was seen representing the class of ’15. This may be accounted for because of the very small number of boys to pick from. The boys’ basketball team practically fell into oblivion during the class games. The girls gave freely in the purchasing of the “jersies for the team but were somewhat disappointed when the team played so miserably. Although practically all interest has been lost in the athletic field, much expression has been put on the Class Literary Society. A meeting was held April 30th and an excellent, well rendered program was arranged by the program committee. The Sophomores should devote themselves more to this particular kind of work and overcome the pitiful athletic spirit. The class officers at present are: Marie O’llare. president; Joe Keith, vice president; Florence Kelts, treasurer; Minnie Mapes, secretary, and Guy Morgan, sergeant-at-arms. They are all worthy of their positions, and really fill them with the dignity necessary for such. A meeting was recently held to discuss matters in connection with a class party but nothing of importance was decided. The picnic will probably be held in co-operation with the Seniors. Our Sophomore year is almost at a close and we sincerely hope that the remaining years will record more athletic honors and other worthy deeds of the Sophomore class.

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30 Q U I N I A U L f Freshmen Officers Ursula Herman President Robert Campbell Douglas McKenna Ruth Waller Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Freshmen Class Roll JOE PENN ELIZABETH GREENE INA AVEN CECIL TURK KATHLEEN GRAHAM GUS ADAMS LOIS YOUNG IRENE CRARY IMA HOGAN ALBERT KINSELL MARY BOWES DOUGLASS McKENNA PHILIP HALFERTY MARIE GARMAN WINNIFRED PAINE SUSAN GREEN URSULA HERMANN DOROTHY BOUTYETTE RUTH WALLER EUGENE POTTER GEORGE ARNOLD RAY DAHL HENRY ANDERSON PERCY BOUTYETTE THOMAS O’HARE ALFRED HOLLAND DEWEY WILSON RICHARD HOOK EDWIN HOBI HELEN DWYER JULIA MADISON LILLIAN MACKEY RUTH LINDSTROM JULIA REMMELMEYER HINMAN HARRIS EDWARD YODER LALA GUY WILLIAM WORDEN DOROTHY SAVAGE HILMA MARKKULA ADDIE McJILTON PAULINE LAMPIE ANNA MUELLER ELLA OLSON ANNA JOHNSON EDNA FAGREUS EMMA GRADL KATHERINE MOYER RUBY RUDDY MILDRED GERHARDT VELMA FULMER MARGUERITE LOOMIS CARL LINDSTROM LAWRENCE HOPKINSON RICHARD HUTTULA AUGUST IVANA RALPH VAMMAN EDDIE HEIKKALA JOE ANTITS