Analy High School - Azalea Yearbook (Sebastopol, CA)

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■Unit By MILDRED CROSBY, ’21 (HONORABLE MENTION) Each morning in the sunrise, Each evening in the dew, I could not see your face, dear, But you were there I knew. Each time a new bud opens, Each whir of tiny wings, And when a songbird carols I know it’s you that sings You whisper in the breezes, Soft in the falling rain, Your warm arms steal .around me, And hold me close again. PAGE 25

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iiiinuaries By ETHELYN BLACKNEY, ’23 (THIRD AWARD) I know a quiet country town, In which the sunlight glows and gleams, And nearby in the grassy fields Flow gently, sparkling little streams. 1 know a dear old High School there, Round which my thoughts are lingering And in my heart are cherished still Sweet memories IM1 not forget. I love that dear old High School there, 1 ne’er think of it, but I sigh, And visions of the past will e’er Dwell in my heart—dear Analy High.

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The Junior Class Our class has just finished its most successful year in Analy. Always before in our history in Analy we have been to some extent prominent in all events, but not until this year have we been leaders. The first semester we got off with a good start, electing Hubert McCormick president. In the second semester our officers were John Caniff, President ; Erma Wood, Secretary-Treasurer. These students had the welfare of the Junior class always at heart, and under them more spirit was shown in all undertakings than had previously appeared. Junior Day w,as one of the biggest occasions of the first semester. This was the first time such a day had been thought of, or at least, carried out, in Analy. It was a huge success, with a candy sale in the morning and a dance in the afternoon. Athletics has been one of the main factors which brought the Juniors to the front this year. Analy picked its two basket ball cap¬ tains, both for the unlimited and 130-pound teams, from the Junior class. Both men led the teams well, and it only through hard luck that PAGE 26