The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1925-09-24

UOu J. hilOW WHdI CIlSy are SOlilS u
I do with their class.
i You know that once every year the
! freshmen are entertained by the
isophomores. Quite a novel affair too
we might say. Initiation of the fresh.
men as new members is customary
! in nearly every school organization
and it is also praticed in K.H.S. The
sophomores are husky bunch and
we dare say they will show the fresh
men an entertaining time. The class
officers are: Art Carpenter, presi-
dent; Joe Brown, president; Ev-
| elyn Anon, secretary; John Anon
treasurer.
We gather that the juniors are
coming along in great shape in their
fight to win the ticket selling cam
paign. Now the rest Of us simply can
not let the juniors walk away with
the prize, but what are we going to
do-you cannot keep good class
down. So everyone in the student
body must get behind his class and
boost
The juniors are giving party Oc-
tober 2. They planned to let every
member Of the class invite someone
for themselves-that is, every boy
invites girl and every girl invites
a boy. You know boys are as rule
not bashful so they find no difficulty
in inviting some fair damsel. But
on the other hand the girls are send
ing out their SOS. Girls, we guess,
aren't used to asking boys for dates
and they find great difficulty in doing
so.
The seniors are certainly full Of
school spirit this year and we are
keeping things travelling right along.
Last week they elected class officers.
Today the seniors selected their
class pins and rings. They are very
pretty. You just wait till they come
and you will say they are smart,
clever, attractive and beautiful.
The seniors aren't as yet planning
any party. First they are positively
going to win the ticket campaign
then the joyous activities will begin.
We are also hoping we will be adj
mitted into the high school building
on the night Of Friday, September
25 when the freshmen will be duly
initiated into the high school.
The bold and fighting freshmen of
Kills. will receive their first thrill
Friday, September 25 when the soph-
ignores will challenge them to a duel.
The fighting freshmen and the
boastful sophs will fight this battle
on the school grounds. The battle
will be fought on land and in water
as the sophomores hope to give the
freshies a good wash. Various other
activities will take place, such as, a
sack race, auto race, foot races, bar
rel races, and many other ways in
which it can be proven to the public
whether the freshmen or the sophs
have the best men. The public is in
Ivited to attend this program which
Twill start Friday afternoon around
p o'clock.
In the evening the sophs will invite
the freshies to party. If the fresh
les are victorious in the afternoon,
they will lose their title at the party
where the sophomores will use the
school morters method of getting re-
venge.
The Senoritas held their first meet
ing at Helen Moulton's home last
Thursday. Officers were elected at
the beginning of the meeting. Helen
Moulton is president, Elna Beste vice.
president, Glenna Kincaid, secretary
and Opal Callahan treasurer. Alta
Britton is Sergeant at Arms.
After a rather long business meet
ing the meeting was turned into a