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

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Our ll ar ,flcfizfific When we reached our Senior year, we found ourselves in the midst of a great many activities. Our first big project was our Magazine Sale, which was a tremendous success. Obtaining 10096 participation from the class, we broke all past records, achieving a goal of 352,224.40 The high salesman was jo Ann Gentner, who received a small radio as an award. The Senior play was another success chalked up by our class. The play was well chosen and the cast gave a fine performance. As usual, our Senior Prom was most enjoyableg it was beautifully adorned with vivid and colorful decorations, And we mustn't forget to mention what a terrific time we all had on the Senior Ski Trip- throwing snowballs at our advisors! Unfortunately, all good things come to an end, just as we ourselves have come to the end of our cherished high school days. Yes, graduation has caught up with us. Reluctantly, We leave old Courtland High, having reached our goal as graduates. In closing, we stress the fact that all our school-day activities, big and little, are what helped to mold us into the strong class we are today. So now, as a small but mighty class of forty, we advance on our own into the future.

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Senia ,flflemoric Do you remember how, as green freshmen, we felt about giving those sophisticated sopho- mores a dance? It was mighty painful, but the sophomores managed to have such a good time that it rubbed off on us, which resulted in a good time for everybody. 2,5 gpg 0190, 6 A! 4 C 55,0 4 P ffvwr 4455 O 6' A ff-,U r fa fv 23 fggg eowoe ca Ooh C 5,5 7-O Z. 6' S 1 7. C' OC ' 615 , 05 S 8: . A7. It would be very hard to forget our first formal dance. It took us days to prepare the auditorium by hanging millions of leaves from the ceiling and making that masterpiece of a pool. Boy, were we exhausted! We were almost too tired The Bar Dance was the high-light of our sophomore year. Most of us will long remem- ber those highkicking can-can dancers and the Shooting of Dan McGrew. W jaw W WW QWWW W Q W NM JV 1 af to dance, but we had a wonderful time.