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

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Presldent Kenneth Scott Vlce Presldent W1ll1am Loomls Secretary Treasurer Myrtle Shlppey School opened the 30th day of August 1926 wlth Kenneth Scott at presn dent Wllllam Loomls as VICE presldent and Myrtle Shlppey as secretary treasurer One or two b1lls stared us 1n the face but they were soon pald For the first tlme xn the hlstory of the I-Ixgh School football was spon sored by the Student Body lt proved to be one of the successes of the year as far as money makmg IS concerned The squad vxon the first football champlonshlp of Slsklyou County and was presented w1th a sllver cup The first play of the season was Merton of he Movles Although All those who saw the productron agreed that If was a very good play Another new feature of the years program 1n the dramatlc 11ne was the three one act plays glven the first day of March These were somethlng very new and entertalnmg The three plays were The Romancers Tue Florlst Shop and The Trystmg Place Clarence the Junlor Sophomore play was held Apr11 29 1927 Some of the best actors 1n the school belong to these two classes so of course the play was a great success The next venture of the Student Body was xnto an operetta Because of the catchy songs and clever actlng the musical comedy proved very popu ar The basketball scores d1d not turn out so favorably for our teams How ever the class B basketball won the majority of games and champlonshxp of the C I F dlstrxct 1n Stsklyou County On June 10 1927 school closed Thls ended one of the most successful school years Dunsmulr 1-llgh School has ever known bgltc the money realized was not so great, it helped out on some of the debts. ' ' , . y AA 'YY AA 1 1 - Y I Y 1 1 . 'i 1 cn '

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Gnarls League Fzrst Semester Presldent L Scharff V1ce Presldent H Day Secretary and Treasurer Elvlra Relchert Second Semester Pres1dent E Knowles Secretary Treasurer L Adams The purpose of the Curls League IS to uphold the hlghest 1deals of true womanhood courtesy of speech and manner s1mpl1c1ty loyalty and honor as well as to develop among the glrls such act1v1t1es as w1ll promote the good name of Dunsmulr I-l1gh School and further the sp1r1t of servxce good fellow shlp and democracy The oflicers of the League are Presldent v1ce presldent secretary treasurer ed1tor and yell leader These ofhcers are elected twlce a year so that as many glrls as possnble can hold OlTlC2 Each class also has a representatlve who is a member of the QXGCUYIVC commlttee The League meets every Wednesday and has a busmess meetlng once a month At the other meetlngs hygiene IS taught and much valuable mforma t1on IS obta1ned from these lessons The club has a fund separate from that for regular expenses whlch 1S for charlty and whenever a needy call comes the Glrls League IS ready to help Durlng the Thanksglvmg and Chrlstmas hol1days the Glrls League sent out twelve baskets to needy homes Th1s IS the first work of th1s klnd the League has ever done but wlthout a doubt It w1ll now be a yearly ewent Every year the League g1V9S a p1cn1c to the new glrls and Wednesday afternoon May 18 the League gave a Mothers Tea to all the ladles of town who were 1nterested 1n the act1v1t1es of the League l ' 9 Vice President ,,cc,, , e,cc, ,cc, , , ,cc, c H. MLIIIOS I . 3 ' 'D ir ' ' . . l 3 Y ' V .Yinrlvez