Atascadero High School - Santa Lucia Yearbook (Atascadero, CA)

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CLASSCHWUCERS ROBERT PENNINGTON . . . Prmdenz RIILDRED CHASE .... I 'ive-President DELISE IJOTY .... Secrelary-Treasurer JUN1oRs HELEN REYNOLDS, '29 Gut of sorts you'll never see The jolly Juniors: sports are we! In our class we've twenty-two, And now I'll name them all for you. Now let's begin with Charlie B. He's next to Charlie A., you see. A brilliant miss is lllarva Jane, Who has the gift of voice and- brain. Along there comes the merry three, Margaret, lVIary and Dorothy. Lyle and Berwyn, each bright-eyed youth ls jolly, too, we know forsoothg What is joy Without Blundell And Dot and Milly we pray thee tell? Then comes Penny and lllarion O., If they weren't here we'd miss them so. Elvin, Doris, Dallas and Ruth, All fine Juniors, to tell the truth, Another of them is Doty dear, Whom happy Boots is always near. The last triad that now comes, folks, ls Leroy, Charles and Stuart Oakes. And now we students bright and free Fill the school with jollityg Joy to the world we'll always give, Our fame in History will ever live! POPPY FRANCES PETERSON, '30 The poppy never does grow old, It shines just like a piece of gold. From year to year it starts a fire, Within my heart, a deep desire, That you may never change its mould, Or ever, ever grow quite old.

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