Central Union High School - La Solana Yearbook (El Centro, CA)

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IEEN MEAGHERS .A. 39-41: LA SO- IA 41: THESPIANS I-2: SPEECH TEAM TECHNICAL CLUB 12: WARRIOR NO. J42, 'NOR CLEMONSt SITY C 42: FOOT. .L 42: ORCHES- 39-42: BAND 39- 'MEN VINFRIDOS SS OFFICER 39- YELL LEADER 40: E S P I A N S 42: 3 ACK FUJIWARA ILLY KUMAGAI SPEECH TEAM 41: JUNIOR PLAY 40: SERGEANETTES 41- 42. JEAN WELCH: TEN- NIS TEAM 39-41. THESPIANS 41- 42: SPEECH TEAM 41: N. F.L. 41-42: YELL LEADER 42: JUNIOR PLAY 41: SENIOR PLAY 41. GRACE MAEDAt G.A. A. 41-42: G.R. 39-40: C.S.F. 39-40: WAR- RIOR NOMAD 42. LILLY KUMAGAI3 G,A. A. 41. GRACE MAEDA TAMIKO KODAMA Time marches on: and keeping in perfect step, the Senior Class bids farewell to their High School Days, and more go in search of higher goals. Always active, the Seniors have accomplished much in fields such as athletics. C. S. F., and all extra curricular activities. Don't Take My Penny, the dra- matic achievement scored a direct hit. Starring in this memor- able production were such talented seniors as Betty Mae Duer, Ierry Havens, Helen Beronio, Bill Hess, Roberta Shel- burne, and many others. Everyone played his part sympa- thetically and well. Unity and loyalty describe Maiorette Carmen Vinirido's Sergeanettes and Captain Stanley Con- key's Champs, when the brought victory to their Alma Mater. Leading Lights of the senior class this year were: dynamic President Gene Oswalt, who presided competently over the senior meetings: popular Vice-President Bennie Derrick, who took over occasionally: charming secretary Ioy Pollard. who read the minutes of each meeting: and hard working treasurer Alberta Hanson who saw to it that funds in the senior class bank were sufficient to cover the cost of the senior's present to the school. They were grand leaders of a grand class. Carrying scholastic banners are Aliton Marsh and W. I. Thomburg. Aces All refers to lack Hems on the tennis courts. Senior Dress Up Day proved to be a hilarious and amusing event for all. The Senior Dance which may be described as another Senior Dress Up Day since every senior appeared in his best bib and tucker, proved to be one of the most outstanding social events of the year. The hands of time continue their eternal iourney as the Senior Class of 42 convey their appreciation and thanks to Miss Newcomer and Mr. Allen, their advisers, and say Adieu.

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GERALDINE BARTER BETTY LEA HORTON DOREEN MEAGHER RAYNOR CLEMONS MARY LOU EZELL DONNA ROBERTS GERALDINE BART G.R. 39 - 42: S GEANETTES 41: BF 41-42. BETTY LEA HORT1 TENNIS TEAM 39- G.R. 39-42: BF 39 - 42: ORCHES' 39-42. MARY LOU EZE TENNIS TEAM 39- G. A. A, 39-40: G 39-40. MAXINE KIRK? GJ 39-42. LA SOL! 42. BETTY JANE HOU G. A. A. 39-42: CJ 39-40. X i. NIAXINE KIRK BETTY JANE HOU! CARMEN VINFRIDO JEAN WELCH

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