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

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Treasurer ...... Ilia 1HrriIa President ........... .. Freshman Class ll-lbisrtoiry OFFICERS Vice President ......... Secretary ............... .......,..Stanley Ralston ........Clara Blaylock ........Jennie Reiben .,......Elsie Wiedmann Historian ...... .,...,.,. M ar jorie Thomas Advisor ........... ............ M rs. Higgins Class Flower .,..... .,.......... A merican Beauty Class Colors .......... ' and White Class Motto .........................,.................................. .... ...........,.. ' ' Fight Hard and Win. The doors of the Courtland High School opened on September 10 to admit, among others, forty freshmen, green to the ways of the higher institution of learning, but, nevertheless, very willing to do their small part. Annie Hing, Miyoka Inaba, and Joe Masui left us. However, after the holidays, we were more than compensated for our loss by the acquisition of Eugene Smith, Claude Wood, Opal Crowell, Wallace Hall, and Bill Carlton. We have, in spite of the fact that we are mere freshies, taken an active part in all the school affairs-sports, academic, social, and dramatic. We hope that in the next three years we will be able to take an even greater part in the activities of the school. MARJORIE THOMAS, '34. l 25 3

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lla lieritn Sophomore Class ll-lliisrtzoiry OFFICERS President ...........,, .,....,.,.,.,,,..... ,.....,,. G e neva Robinson Vice President ........ .,,.... V elva Hansen Secretary .......,...... ,,.....,,. V yra Stumbo Treasurer ...,... ........... I rene Romani Collector ....... ......... N oma Blaylock Historian ....... ......, B essie Matsuoka Advisor ......,..... ...,.,..... M iss Iversen Class Colors ......... .,V,,,. B lue and Gold Class Flower ....... ,,....,,,,.,,r.,,,,.,,....,,,.,,,,,,,,, V iolet Class Motto ....,,... ...... Find the Way or Make it. How well we remember the day, September 10, 1930, when forty-eight sophomores assembled to begin again the routine of school. We regretted the loss of Lucille Langer, Matilda Amaro, and Marie Henrich, but the loss was soon compensated by the enrollment of Vyra Stumbo, Frank Garcia, Tadashi Hirose, Edwin Bickford, jack Kawamura, and Katherine Mar. We were well represented in both girls' and boys' athletics. The boys who represented us were john Itoda, Morris Ostman, George Law, Bun Lum, Raymond Saake, Carroll Hoffman, Tom Anderson, and Ben Wakayama. On Friday, December 19, 1930, we had an enjoyable Christmas Party. Our only regret was that we did not have time to eat all the cake and ice cream. Thus our many activities tended to make the sophomore year a successful one. We are looking forward to the beginning of another successful year when we shall assemble as joyful juniors. . ' BESSIE MATSUOKA, '33. lf22l

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