Brea Olinda High School - Gusher Yearbook (Brea, CA)

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Repeating preceding triumph and adding more glories, the class of '38 entered its junior year. Unconquerable were these juniors in everything they undertook. Their decathlon, track, and football Winners were beyond com- pare, and their activities were things to be proud of. To conclude their year as juniors they gave the lunior-Senior Banquet. A circus was the theme of the banquet, and big tops, elephants, trapeze performers, peanuts, and sawdust made the theme more realistic. Mrs. Roberts and Mr. Norris were the class advisers, and excellent ones indeed. And now the senior year. Determined to make this their best year, they chose Harold Nelson as their president. Mrs. Roberts and Mr. Norris resumed their positions as class advisers. The senior dance, mixed with the glories of the football season, was truly a suc- cess. Then came ditch and rube day, days which held excitement and fun for all. Sam Henderson became student body presidentg Mary Edna McCabe, student body secretary: and Hubert McConnell, treasurer. Lake Dustin Wrote and produced his play Two Gracious Queens, and many other seniors helped to make this year their best. Baccalaureate and graduation came only too quickly for these freshmen who entered four years ago. Today, they are the graduates of '38 -Anna Cordiner I-IISTCDRY Mrs. Roberts Mr. Norris f, I .JM

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. .rr ,. ,par A. Hood, D. Voorhees Their spirits soaring high, fifty green but arn- bitious freshmen embarked upon a high school career at dear old BC. W'ith Miss Chapman and Mr. Andrew as advisers and Hubert Mc- Connell as class president, this up-and-coming class began to do things. Honors were given them for their fine work in athletics, the orches- tra and glee clubs, also Frances Badger held the honors for this class on the scholarship. Their first dance, given in May, was quite a success. Lake Dustin, Lucille Washhon, and Catherine Braner represented the class in the schhol play, Ch, Doctorl in their sophomore year this class went on to accomplish far greater things. Sam Hender- SEIXIICR son was elected class president, and Mrs, Helmick and Coach Shorty Smith were the advisers. Both boys and girls played impgf- tant parts in athletics and also in winning prizes in contests. Don Voorhees, Doris Reed, and luanita Daniely won honors in the Ameri- can-Legion essay contest. The sophomore party was in the form of a Christmas dance. Two short plays and Doris Hills comical antics kept all laughing. Cther class officers were as follows: vice-president, Dick Barman, secretary, luanita Danielyg treasurer, Shirley McMahon, sergeant-at-arms, Rudolph Turner, and yell leader, Shirley McMahon. JFS 491-Q.. mr- 1

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