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.saw.' ANTA LUCIA 0 ATASCADERO cl.Ass HISTORY Iisrmaa H.-XRRINf2'I'ON .xxu Axoaiiw 'l'rfNBRooK, '30 Aren't you thrilled with our senior bench? lt's grand, under these spreading oak trees. One-two-mm-m. Look, we're all herel Goody, what say we plan a dance ? Let's. l can remember my first dance hereg it was at the freshman reception: boy, we were sure scared: they had us lined up on the stage. Yeahl An when l looked below and saw those big fellows, my heart sank. l'he greenness finally wore off us. Sure we blossomed forth with a couple of real good dances. l always gut on the cleanup committee. YVell, the girls got all the work at candy sales. No-yes.it was our sophomore year we had a play. 'Not Quite Such a Goosef Sure enough, down at the theatre. Ir was a clever little play. YVe certainly went in for social activities that year-dances, candy sales. lVe even had a food sale, as l recall. VVe put in P-L-enty of work preparing for the Prom. Prom! Uhl the grand times we had in our Junior year. XVi1l you ever forget the pay program? That was pretty good. VVe had Santa 'n' everything. April l ool's dayflacky Day. Sure, we gave a Carnival, and everything was a penny. l bet you forgot we sold magazines. Say. we sure did. Then prom-the Lake pavillion was decorated beautifully that night. Three years of hard earningsgand all spent in one nightln It was perfect. though. l think we have accomplished a lot this year: leaving this bench. First seniors to eyer leave a gift. But that isn't all. VVe are the first class to graduate in caps and gowns. First in caps, first in gowns, and first in the memory-aw, nuts. U.K., witty. VVell, not braggin', but seven of us are on the executive council. L'And look at the sports boys we produced. 'lYes, and another thing, both editor and assistant editor of the Hilltop News are seniors. Please don't forget the senior play, 'The lmportance of Being Earnestf It certainly was a credit to the class. Not boasting any, but without a doubt it was the cleverest. wittiest play I ever ii it t. 4. 1. 4. 1. i. A. as it if .1 4. Every member of the cast did splendidly, too. VVell, well, my little children, does that conclude your accomplishments l'm here to say l'll never forget the Junior-Senior swim. You w0uldn't, pig. Anyway, l'll never forget my high school daysg we've all worked hard, but look at all the glorious times we've had, and all we have achieved. I guess we'll all agree with you there: the most beautiful chapter in our lives is closed, but the golden memories will live forever. l81
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SANTA LUCIA ATASCADERO N GRI HOU JLJ CLASS PROPHECY XIIIDRLD Lkocsi vsp low mo Gul 36 We 'Xlr md Nlrs l dw 1rd Clll after hwms, spent the eirlx plrt of our mir ried life lccumulating our fortunes and cstlblishing our positions in socletx decided to relive our early m1rri'1ge and tllce 1 second honey moon looking up in our trlvels our old classmates Our crossing to Pins w as made on the first run of the 5 5 Atasc idero on which we found Nautical Engineer Nlohler in charge of the ship also Xlrs une Doty on her w as to the convention of thc rom lnce l'1IlLLl'lf,CS md hlargaret Rasmussen 'is the ship s cosmetologlst ln Plrls we found crrx Lu lnagh DllOI01,flDlllIlf,, music ll scenes directed bs his wife formerly Y lrginm Dulitz ln '1 quaint little section lmong the elite we dlscox ered Eunice Sheffer m'1n'1ging a successful art shop In 1 little dive off the Rue Paw George Bassi w 'ls serving the thirsty public still 'aspiring to be '1 second Cl ark C thle arriving in Paris to become held nurses at the Robert Devin hospital Also in the o CICIQ column we found that Bertha Hewitt w as arriving in Paris for the season s 'tctl wines ln lungland living in the rural country was botanist Elizabeth Guy and her u band Robert Don puttermg around with their plants and insects On the stage in london w is George hlansfield successful m his portr1v'1l of an Fnghsh 'actor Dan Bushnell in Germany w as still experimenting on 1 fluid capable of shorten ing legs In New Zealand 'Iommy Webberley President of the Buttercup Cream Factory was under the care of his loving wife the former Nlickew Harrington w ho was mc: dentaly, raising a family of buttercups Taking the Fleetw ws Airline back to the States we found William Nliller tl President of the Lompam Gordon Kruger as vice president and Ernest Hickman holding the position of head grease monkev In Frisco we ran across Elmo Xliller cartoonist for the Times George Benedict drummer and Leo Barba croonmg songs in '1 hot shot orchestra at Bal Taboran Touring through the states we saw signs advertising the Davis Burton bchool of Contortlonlsm in w hich we later found Evalena Cullen and Evalme lwohler as secre taries Wilbur Kusta and Frank Nlecham the proverbial stooges doing a good job of hog-calling on the Peabody Ranch Dorothy Wachs librarian in the Atascadero City Library Oliver Wlann Professor of Math in the Atascadero C Virginia and Esther Smith teachers of Domestic Science and Homenursmg at the Atascadero School for Girls, Betty Joslin and uha Cullen successful homemakers living in Atascadero and caring for their husbands Frances Koch, as Dean of Girls at U C L A And last but not least w ho should we see but Andrew TenBrook proficient man ager of the Footballers in the Olympic Club E91 J l T 0 1 se X U x n ' I x1 I , gl , 1 . 1 . . Y 5 v 1' -' , ' , A 1 .' A 4 I 4 1, . ,N .1 1 C 'z 1' ,z 2 j 5 2 U' 1 ' z - ' ' : ' ' ' : . ' 1 5 5 : ' U', ' ' U' . I 1 . z . 5 ' U' , ' 1 1 ' A .' 1 4 ' 5 5 '. '. :': ' 1' if ' ' . 1 Qt : 4 :.Ul U' 1 U1 ' 1 ' - z ' . 1 . f :ga . Yr .N l lj ' f 'lf . 1 5 ' U' 1 'z . 1 1 1 1 : 'z 5 U . ' y Y ll K 1 . . . ,.... U U . . ., U QI : : U' ,. .. U . : ' z 1: . On opening a morning paper we saw that Jane Gill and Florence Jamison were ' V' ' 'U s I U. U. I ,' U S 4 ' ' Y ' Y. ' f 1 . I 7 l n lf cl 1 ' lf 1 ' . U . U. U . U U UUU UUUU U . U h SU . , U', z ' . 5 . J ' ..1 ' . . 1 ,: ' :U. ' 4 I .5 K 1 1 7 y C ly C 5 ' Y .lv . U U. . U A 1 U, , U , .U . U , . :U ., 1 1 , s . 1 s ' 1 A 7 Y V , , . 4 i . s s u Y u v 1 1 - I . , ' 9 W Y ,Y 5 1 ' 9 if , , J. -: Y , . . . . . . U U , U U . . A
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