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

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4 Maria Kelly George King Inis Mason Kathryn Greene Fredric Barry Francis Fisher Jesse Thomas Theodore Myers Josephine Hollomon Tim Jang Hendereika. Myers Elaine Vollman Willa Buckley Edna. Mason Helen Cassie , fe4lI29l-1+

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VICTORIA DE BACK CLARENCE ENOS Editor-in-Chief Business Manager La Peritav Staifl ASSISTANT EDITORS George King ......... ....... A ssistant Josephine Hollomon ...... ......... S naps Inis Mason ............ ............. A rt jesse Thomas .............. .......... A lumni Katherine Greene ....... ....... S ociety Fredric Barry ....... .............. A thletics Maria Kelly ......... ......... L iterary Theodore Myers ................ Student Body Francis Fisher ....... ....,.. A thletics Edna Mason .........,.... ......... E xchange Helene Cassie ....... .,,.... C afeteria Henderieka Myers ...... ............. J okes Elaine Vollman ........................ Dramatics Tim Jang ............... ............... A ssn. Art Mrs. Anne Higgins ..................... .................r... .................... A d visor Miss Robinson .............. ................ A rt Advisor Mr. Ferguson .....................,...............................,............ Business Manager In 1920, the Associated Students of Courtland Union High School decided to publish a school annual. It was one of their many tasks to select an appropriate title. After much consideration, it was decided that La Perita, the Spanish for the little pear, would be appropriate, as the pear industry is one of the most important of the Courtland section, and as the Spaniards have played a very interesting part in the history of California. In keeping with the title of its annual, and with the spirit of early California history, the La Perita staff this year has carried out a Spanish motif. In our book you will get a peep at Spanish doorways, details from the Spanish mission, Don Quixote and Sancho Panza, don Juan and the senorita, and the famous toreador. The staff hopes the readers will enjoy the ninth edithion of the La Peritaf' .M Z8 M..

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FREDRIC BARRY ELAINE VOLLMAN President Vice-President Student Senate Fredric Barry ........ ,.,............ P resident Elaine Vollman ....... ......... V icefPresident Maria Kelly .............. ........... S ecretary Irene Parenti ..l..l.......... ,...... T reasurer Henderieka Myers ,,...............,,......,.............................................. Collector At the first regular meeting for the year 1927f1928, the roll call found all ofhcers present. George King was elected athletic manager. At the fourth regular meeting a motion was made and seconded to change the constitution, to read, The student body dues shall be 52.00 per yearfl This was an increase of 551.50 over last year's dues. A special meeting of the Associated Students of the Courtland Union High School was called to order by the president on Tuesday morning, January 10, 1928, at 8:50. A motion was made and seconded that the student body send flowers to the late Mrs. William Edinger. The meeting adjourned at 8:58. Another special meeting of the Associated Students of the Courtland Union High School was called to order by the president at 2:45 on January 13, 1928. A motion was made and seconded that Mr. Ferguson be allowed to buy new basketball suits for the boys. There being no further business the meeting was adjourned. A regular meeting of the Associated Students of the Courtland Union High School was called to order by the president on Friday, January 21, 1928, at 2:30. A splendid program, by the freshmen and juniors was enjoyed by the sophomore and senior classes. Many clever stunts were enacted. Appreciation and thanks were ex' pressed by the sophomores and seniors. As there was no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 3:20 p. m. -THEODORE MYERS, '28, HM 30 14+-