The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-05-10
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-.uprE familiar faces of the class of '2s will be
..en on the University of Washington campus
fall. Arthur Carpenter, Karl Reese and Ger
mex sa Campbell. Art has served successfully and
sm.hfnlly his various offices in K II. S. He served
= class president for two years. A. S. B. president
= 1 and was active in debate all four years
one ~ high school experience. He graduates from
o. f. Enolish department but expects to make very
ns study of political science and business ad-
m ;sstration We are sure Art will make good.
I'LL -, Reese and Gerald Campbell are products
IT, sc;ence department in the high school. Karl
Of ' been president of senior class and partici
ns ssoJ in football two years. He was editor of
pa ss school paper the first semester. Gerald was
nEn or Of the paper this last semester He too, has
eu .;;nated in football for two years. Both boys
pa %. roino to study journalism at the u.
r. will claim several Of the class Of '28.
r,;..heth Frazier will enroll in the secretarial
anrse Elizabeth has been OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
6. b.. secretary treasurer of senior class
t;das acting as class secretary two previous years.
o. was also interested in basketball.
Ioo Brown and Cecil Boyer have graduated from
-, se;ence department. Joe was vice-president of
u class in the sophomore and junior years. He has
os;c;nated in basketball and baseball and was boys
orts editor of the Broadcasters the first semester
r..;, ia four year football letterman, has held
several offices in the class and acted as editor
- bov,s sports this last semester. Both Cecil and
Ioo are persueing the course of pharmacy at w.
Sc
Erad(
-.rtment He has been chiefly interested in ath-
pss having played football three years and base
Ill one Fred has considered majoring in agrcul-
hme and business administration at the college.
rlro Mclean who just came into midst this
o.r has proved to us that agriculture is his chief
;ssarest He expects to enroll in this department
a. Pullman this fall. We confident that W. S. C.
Mill he proud of Kennewicks contribution.
We have class members who are striving for
agricultural education, business education, political
LII - so,,r ,lfc,o, I11f III
does not limit our ambitions. We have few who
wish to enter the long established profession OF
teaching. May these girls find success awarding
their efforts Elsie Turner who is graduate OF
the commercial department and typist for the
broadcaster, plans becoming an instructor in
the primary grades. Ora May Lyons has completed
scientific course and is also planning to specialize
in primary work. Ora May was sport editor for the
Girls the first semester. Lillian DeHaven has made
home economics her speciality and expects to con-
tnue her education in normal school. Elsie, Ora
Nav and Lillian will receive their training at the
Cheney normal.
Lulu Lampson will be soul representative for the
class at Belngham. Lulu has majored in English
and home economics. Debate has been of great in
terest to her. She was editorial writer for the
Broadcaster the first semester. She also served as
senior representative the board of control Lulu
expects to do junior high school work for while,
and then enter college or university and major
in oral expression and datetcs
Violet Guernsey and Silver Mcguire will represent
at Ellensburg Science has been of special inter-
est to Silver She served class poet feature writ
ing for the first semester, was duty OF hers.
Violet was new member to our group this year.
She has assisted the various members OF the staff
for the paper throughout the year. Violet's ambi-
ton is to make thoro study of literatures
California will claim three of our class. Joe
Segfried who is graduate of the science depart
ment honor student and validictorian of our class,
is going to make an intense study of ELECTORAL
engineering at Stanford. Joe will be remembered
on the pages of history at K.H.S. very success
fu yell leader. He did splendid work. We hope ne
will find Stanford congenial place and that his
work will prove very interesting.
Kenneth Kratzer and Leonard Kinkaid are look
ing forward to studying mechanical engineering at
Oakland, California. We are these boys will
md California an interesting place and gain much
from their experience there.
On thinking of the various professions, we find
that we have two girls who entering vocation
that is strictly one of service. Mildred Doan and
Ethlyn Kilt are going to enter nurses training.
Mildred is another four year honor student and
saiutatorian of the class. She has spent most OF
net energy in the commercial department. Ethlyn
was secretary of class in our sophomore year.
She graduates from the English course. We admire
these girls for their ambition.
Verdela Mueller and Harry Ebbett plan to study
music Both Verdella and Harry have been members
OF the high school orchestra and glee club Yer
della is considering Whitman but Harry's plans
are very indefinite
Isabel Williams is planning trip to California
TINS summer. Her plans for higher education are
incomplete. She would like to make study of in
terror decorating
GEORGE Bronghman is going to spend his time
studying the latest fads and fashions of women's
siuos The barber college has lure for George.
II bobbed hair stays in fashion he will probably
oe the only millionaire in the class. We have hopes
Tor George
Last, but not least, one members of our class
= planning on entering the National School of
Gosmetcians at Portland Oregon. We glad
Edna has profound desire to beautify humanity.
,,l The other members of the class are Earl Nc
Inln Donald Fox and Charles Warnock. Earl
pans on taking post graduate course next year.
uonald is going to work at Connell and Charles
plans on entering the U. of w. after year Chas.
avoiding any college while it is still leap year.
!. we are also interested in the vacations of our
SacherS. Miss Bonner MANS to travel in Europe,