White Salmon High School - Punch Bowl Yearbook (White Salmon, WA)

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1920 WV.. S. H. S. 23 FAIR --- 7th OCTOBER The Community Fair held at the Gymnasium, was a great success. A number of the best articles were sent to the County Fair at Goldendale where they captured some blue ribbons and prizes. The Domestic Science Girls sold candy and exhibited the things they had made. Rl!!! ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION DANCE Hallowe'en night was celebrated by a very successful dance given by the Boy's Athletic Association. The hall was artistically decorated with the season's colors, and the cider booth was also real attractive in its be- witching costume. A delightful lunch was served at midnight, upstairs, by the Girls Athletic Association. Everybody thoroughly enjoyed them- selves and the boys made a HHRHCIHI success. RRR APRIL 10th -- JUNIOR PROM The Junior Promme, an annual ev-ent of the High School was a great success this year. The program began at eight o'clock, which was thoroughly enjoyed by the Seniors, Faculty and invited guests. A program dance followed, which was interrupted at midnight by a delicious supper. The dinning 1'0OI1'1, enclosed with iir trees, was prettily decorated with Crimson and White. The rest of the Gymansium was very attractively festooned with the Senior and Junior Class colors, and a bright moon in the center of the room furnished a romantic light for the guests. RRR APRIL 10th - FRESHMAN-SOPHOMORE PARTY The under-classmen, not to be beaten by the Juniors and Seniors, also gave a party, which was hveld at the Eyrie. A fine time was reported by al'I. ll! CAMPUS DAY On the 22nd of April, White Salmon High School celebrated their an- ual Campus day, The boys spent the morning in cleaning-up the school and baseball grounds, while the girls showed their ability as house-wives by providing a bountiful dinner at noon. The afternoon was spent in Sports, in which all the classes participated, the honors of the day being carried away by the dignified Seniors. The perfect day was ended by a hard-times dance, which was given in the Gym,

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22 VV. S. H. S. 1920 SOCIETY Ji' ti! N' THE SENIOR SNEAK The Seniors took their sneak on May thirteenth. Three car loads went down the Columbia Highway and spent several hours in Portland. They stopped at points of interest on the Highway and everyone spent an enjoyable day. On the return trip they ferried over at the Cascade Locks and came up the North Bank Highway. Rl!! RECEPTION FOR THE TEACHERS On the evening of the 29th of August, a reception was given to the teachers of the XVhite Salmon school. The program consisted of addresses given by Avery R. Hayes. John G. Wyers, and H. C. Lowden. A selec- tion Was given by Miss Stella Johnson and Warren Irwin, which was great- ly enjoyed by those present. A piano selection was also rendered by Mrs. Stout. Everybody departed with much enthusiasm and prospects for the coming year. Rl!! INITIATION The Freshman Initiation was given on the 12th of September. The Frosh proved their good sportnianship by entering the back-door of the Gyn1l' 'like gentle flocks of sheep. But a much more wiser and less green- appearing flock passed out the front door, as hilarious and important as any upper classmen. The High School was honored with the presence of several guests, who were interested in the school affairs. RRR FRESHMAN RETURN PARTY On the 29th of September, the Freshmen gave a return party to the upper-classmen. A program filled the early part of the evening, wherein the Freshman talent was displayed. A program dance was enjoyed in the latter part. of the evening, and everyone happily departed for home, thinking that the Frosh were good sports.

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24 VV. S. H. S. 1920 SENIOR CLASS PLAY fi-3 fill' JAN' f-l.ucK AND THE IRISH SYNOPSIS-Lucille Weston is working her way through collegeg she longs to go to the college dances, but has no dress. She meets John Prince, who calls her Cinderella. Two of the girls have played a prank on the boys and are afraid of the police. Mary, who wants to help Lucile, gets her lover, Pat Quinn, to pretend he's a detective. The two girls are scared and try to bribe him. Mary tells him to demand Isabe'l's party dress as a bribe. She gives the dress to Lucile, who wears it to the dance. She loses her slippers and John helps her find them. Isabel recognizes her dress. Lucile confesses, John claims his Cinderella Girl and all ends happily. SC EN ES Act I Lucile Weston's room Act ll Apartment of Isabel and Jeanettie. Act. III Small room adjoining ball rocm. CAST OF CHARACTERS LITCILE VVESTON, Cinderella ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,........,...,,.. .,.. .,.. R i cha Claterbos ISABEL ...... Marie Wyers Two College Girls JEANETTE ....... Laura Cole MARY FLANNIGAN ,,,..,, ,,,, J 01111 Dickey JOHN PRINCE ................. ..... R obert Zener BOB .... Louis Johnson Two College Boys JIM ...... Norman Hayes PROFESSOR ELLSVVORTH ...... Roscoe Branaman PATRICK QUINN ---------.---..... ....... D onnell Henderson MANAGERS Stage Manager ........ ....... F rank Hall Business Manager ..,.. ,,,,,, R Obert Zenep Coach -.------.-.---,.--------- .... H azel Heald ASSlST?ll'1t Coach . ..... ,,.,,., I- 13291 Peth