Courtland Union High School - La Perita Yearbook (Courtland, CA)

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Sophomore Class History INEZ MASON, '28 On September 14, l925, twenty-nine Sophomores entered the Courtland High School. The class was soon organized and the following oilicers were elected: George King ,.,,,, ,e,,,..,.. P resident Fredric Barry ,,eeee,v. ..... V ice-President Charlotte Barner .,,,,. .- .....ooo.o. Secretary Dick Hudson L eeeee. Treasurer Harry Petri rr,,,, ....... C ollector Inez Mason rr,.,. ,,.,r,,.. H istorian Miss Peekema ,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,.rr.,,.... ..................,,,....e. C l ass Advisor Class Motto- Never Give Up. Class Flower-Blue Sweetpea Class Colors-Blue and Gold The roll call found every one here from last year but Gene Celli and Victoria deBack. Louise Lindley from Venice, Erwin King from Sutter Junior High School, and Inez Mason absent last year on account of illness were added to the list. Irene Parenti entered from San Juan two weeks later. On September 28, Gene Celli returned to our class, making our number thirty-one. He had been injured in baseball last spring. Louise Lindley left us for Long Beach the first of October. After the Christmas vacation, two were found missing, Josephine Brown, who left for San Rafael, and Florence Way, who is now going to school in Roseville. Our number had decreased by two, but we gained one, making it twenty-eight. On January 5, 1926, Hugh Taylor came from Gridley High. Emily Louie withdrew from school. Hugh Taylor also withdrew about a month later. Halcyon Bowers joined us in March, coming from Stockton. On March 19, 1926, the class gave a vaudeville under Miss Peekema's skillful directing. Every member of the class participated, and our proceeds were greater than those that any other class has made this year. The class was very well represented in school athletics. The Sophomores won first place in the inter-class track meet, held during the week previous to the track meet at Elk Grove. Several girls enrolled for sports, and the Girl's Sophomore Basketball team won the championship of inter-class games during the season. INineteen1

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Freshman Class History LAURA HICKS, '29 When school opened on 'September 14, 1925, our class of twenty-four Freshmen entered Courtland Union High School. The class was organized on October 6, 1925, and the following officers were elected: Jesse Thomas ,e,,e, e,,o..,r,r P resident Edna Mason ....eee o,oc. V ice-President Elaine Vollman ..... .,o, S ecretary Alma Sutter ,ooro ,,,... T reasurer Laura Hicks ,-..., eoe,oe, H istorian Mrs. Harrison ,.e,...... ,,eee.,. c,e,,.... C 1 ass Advisor Class Motto- Let's Grow. Class Flower-Chrysanthemum Cleo Pites from Sacramento, Dorothy King, from Walnut Cirove, Inez Delay, from Galt, Pauline Merinno from Sunnyvale and Harry Shironaka from Ryde joined our class during the year. Jesse Thomas resigned his position as president, and George Hudson was elected in his place. On the evening of December 18, 1925, the class presented two short plays, How Many Marys Have We Here? and Hearts to Mend. They were under the direction of Mrs. Harrison. I We have had the misfortune to lose Mary Budnick, who has not returned to school since she was seriously injured in January. We have enjoyed our first year in high school and hope to see the entire class enroll for the Sophomore year next fall. I'l'wenty-onel