Dunsmuir Joint Union High School - Crag Echoes Yearbook (Dunsmuir, CA)

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Sophomore Class Class Roll ALDEN DICKSON CYRIL MALONE MARJORIE YOUNG JEAN BELL JOHN PRICE FRANCES BEDFORD ERNA HEGGLAND LEONA MEZGER JOY DUNN MILDRED LOCKSTONE DOROTHY BRYAN LOIS RALSTON DENNIS MONDAY CLEON SCHARF ARCHIE REID MACK STILLE Class Officers FAY MCCONNELL GLADYS FIDLER EVA NEASHAM JOSIE GILSTRAP ESTHER FERGUSON ERNA HEGGLAND ....,.,,,.,,,,4,,,A,,,,,,A,,,, ,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,, P resident JEAN BELL ...,............., .,.,,,.,..., V Ice-President. FAY MCCONNELL ....... ....... S ecretary-Treasurer MARJORY YOUNG ....... ,.,.... C lass Representative MISS PISTOR ........,... ....,.......... C lass Advisor Class Motto No one ever made foot-prints on the sands of time, sitting' down. Sixfccn

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UNI0 ' 'W 5, M ,Kiln ' f' ii' i+f414iig' 'fi fir? i, gi, ggi ii i f it if llliui' ' , i ii is 'll lt, tiff is- :Qii :fl lt ll l3?Tf id M ' 111+ -K As A N +f5gtjii.1iii 'Ak till Class History N tlio your uni- tlionsnntl nine hundred and twonty, sixtovn grown l' l'0Hllll.9Il vntered tliv llnnsnniir lligli Suliool in the new building. We soon lvuxm-tl that our initiation tlnmke the mln-s and let us slip tlirongli into rt-all Svl1uul Life. line to our nninlwi' :ind spirits we we-in 21 wry jazzy lmnc-li, being' tliu lnrgostl l roslinm1i class ttlins fair. We took Z1 lil1',LL'C part in the athletic-s and drznnzitivs. A play was givcil and some ol' our l'l2lSSlllZlillS worn furtlinzxtc Ullllllglll to lm 4-lmson to tziko part in it. . As Soplimnorvs wo 0i14lvz1v0i'v4l to lwczik our l I'0SllIll0ll 1'om'm'cls. NVQ lizul iiivic-zlsorl in nninlwr and wore nnw at vlziss ut' viglitvvii. VVU took :1 l:iv'g'v pzlrt in ntlilvtir-s, clrznnativs and tlw scwizil part ot' si-liool life. llc-l'm'Q tliv torni was ovvr wv lizul lost one ol' mn' vlzlssitmtvs, lint still wvnt ,l2lZZlllLl'H nlmig, Pllllllflllgl' Zllltltllfll' yvnr ut' work :ind play. Wm- lmvc- ill-oppefl mul lmrrowofl until we am' now twelve in nnnilic-r. .Ks .limiims we lmve plziyml at vm-ry zxvtive- part in lmslcotliall :intl bust-lmll NVQ haul fivv plziyfws in lmslwtlmll :tml six in liasolmll with onv snli on tlw first twnns. Svvorzil ut' ont' 1-lass lmvi- sliown sonio litf-i':ii'y ziliility. 'lllll'Ut' of tlu- lvz14lii1g'stm'ivs for tlw annnzil wort-mmt1'ilwt1-tl liy its iiwiiilie-1-s. Unv of tlw sturios i'vc'c-ii'0cl first privv ot' tvn tlollzlrs. As Juniors, wc- :irff 0:1i'grvi'ly looking' t'oi'w:ml for tliv nvxt f't'tll' tu vmno. NVQ- 2ll'l' olirle-nx'ori1iu' to nmlw it an lwttc-1' yi-:ir tlmn tln- yours lw- l'm'v:u1fl tn tzilm inorv part in tlio ri-nl Svlmol liit'0. R. ll. 'Q-l Fiheen

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S FHQTWUR Class History N the year 1921 we entered the Dunsmuir High School as l+'reshies, thirty two strong, the largest class in the history of the school. The strength of our numbers gave the upper elassmen courage to infliet upon us a severe initiation. We all survived the ordeal and returned the compliment with a masquerade party, which was voted The party of the season. Several of our star members increased the fame of the basketball and baseball teams of '21 and are still distinguishing themselves at the end of this, their sophomore year. In September 1922 we began our Sophomore aetivities with the election of the following' elass offieers: President, ldrna H9g'g'lalldQ vice- president, .lean Bellg sec-retary-treasurer, Fay McConnell, class repre- seutative, Marjorie Young. Uur Valentine party, the first party to be given ill our new audi- torium, was certainly the sooial'eveut of the year. The decorations were in keeping with the season. Our toast master, Doe. Malone, gave all the upper olassmen an opportunity to distinguish themselves with their witty remarks. At the Hliurntwood Sweets we held two food sales which were a finaneial suceess, and we will enter our Junior year with money in our treasury. Our elass aetivities have not been c-onfined entirely to catering' to good daneers and to those who like good eats, as one of our members, Miss Marjorie Young, was awarded seeond plaee in the prize contest for orginial stories, which is to be found on the pages of this annual. As the year draws to a elose the green and white still wave and our mascot, the monkey, is olimbing' on to eelestial heights. Joy Dunn '25 Scvenleen