Yokohama High School - Yo Hi Yearbook (Yokohama, Japan)

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CLASS OFFICERS Back Row: Don Scelatto, Judy Ray, Sally Bolster, Mr. Adams, Mrs. Toliver, Miss Elkins, Evelyn Holoviak, Tom Harrison Front Row: Russell Bloodgood, Nancy Peale, Doug Burch, Bonnie Watson, Prudy Prudhomme, Naomi Nao EIGHTH GRADE CLASS HISTORY The Eighth Grade expanded from two rooms to three this year with large enroll- ments in each class. Two new teachers were added to the teaching staff. They were Mrs. Mary Toliver and Mr. J. E. Adams. In the winter Mr. Adams organized and coached a junior high school basketball team. They played both Japanese and American teams, Tom Harrison was the high- point scoring player for the season, and Richard Lewis was their manager. The junior high school cheer leaders enthusiastically led the fans in supporting the team. At an assembly program for the entire junior high school Miss Elkins' class presented The Snow Witch by Constance Mackay and pantomimed Ogden Nash's Adventures of Isabel while a choral group read the poem. The Sojourners offered prizes to the junior high school students forthe best essays on the subject How I Can Best Represent America While In japan. The first prize, a typewriter, was won by Gail Gordon, and Judy Ray won the second prize, a fitted traveling case. All the classes decorated their rooms and enjoyed parties at Halloween, Christmas, and Valentine's Day. - 82