East Nicolaus High School - Leaves of Yesterday Yearbook (Nicolaus, CA)

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GIRLS' HI JINKS Yes, the G1rls' League had their annual Hi Jlnks on February ll What did you s y, Marge? Oh yes, the Wh1tes presented a slit showlng some of tke students and teachers as they would a pear ten years from now No, that was not all to the Vh1te's program Edna Ashfield did a monologue of a mountaln QIT1 on ar amatuer hour. She gave a everybody a good laugh Some talent! Nhat? Didn't the Reds put on a program? Well, of course they did! It was rather clever Marllyn Cullers lmitated a great dancing teacher 1nd Loulse Zgraggen was her protege. They also had some group slnglng which was qulte good Mickey Murdock presented the latest Hawa11an dance and was lt good! She let her hair down and really looked llke the real McCoy! This ended the evenings entertainment. Oh I forgot we ate. It was one of the be t dlnners the Girls' League the mothers. Eugene Michel donated a leg of veal Swell We also h d potatoes, gravy, carrots, salad and 1ce cream to tell you what have ever given for of him, wasn't 1t? and cake played various games, although some of the glrls preferred dancing Why don't you come down next year to see what fun we really have? Bye sec you later, Marge, Irma Schmldt '44' HALLOVEEN DANCE On October 50, the Student Body of nest klCOlBUS Hlgh gave a Halloween Hop Corn stalks br1grt pumpkins, inky black cats, and wltches Jitter bugging with br om sticks, c rricd out the theme 1D traditlon l Halloween IHJHIIEEI' Music w s furnlshed by popular recordlngs purchased by the Student Body The ffair w s quite a success and I think the students Wlll agree v1th me in saylng th t d nces such as these re enjoyable entertainment Irma Scrmldt V44' 26- . A - . . ? ' A , ' 5 ' 1 . o , . O ' ,' l 0 F ' . V . E J . , , . 1 ' , S ' 1 I , 5 'X 1 - ' I -L El 3 ' ' , What? Did we play games? Why yes, after school and till dinner, we A I ' 9 'rv 7' ' O , . A . . F W3 Z 3 J . I . . 8 5 0 U ' C I A a 1 a 1 - A L ' ' J.. LQ 5 - ii ' ' 0 - I

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ST PATRICKS DANCE Shore, lt was a gala evenlng the colleens and fifteenth of M rch 1D honor of the grand old Sa1nt The dance was sponsored by the members of the decorated ln the colors of pled old motler Ireland bouchal oag had on the hlmself Junior class The gym was herself the gay shamrocks plpes and hat rd remlnded one of the good old Emer ld Isle Durlng the cvenlng one of our classmates, LOUIS Ettlin was presented with a glft from the JUHIGTS as he was leavlng for the army Shore'n begorrn rbey glpged to the latest tune 1n fine Irish sp1r1t After refreshments were erved and a few more merry tunes were glgged to, the colleens and bouch l o g left for home wlth the memory of a re lly gay t1me Edna Ashfield '44' NORMA ROBVY'S FAREWELL PARTY When we secured pcrmlsslon we planned a party an Marek P2 where her f ther 1S employed by Mr Decat excl one The party dCl1C1OUS cake from Mr Dec ter for the use of the uditor1um for Norma Robey The complete Student Body the D1 lond M tch Co r, through the microphone, spoke a Jolly word of greetlng they entered the door consrsted of danc1ng untll ten o'clock then quantitles of nd punch were erved When everyone had enough he returned to the 1Ud1tOTlUm where more danclng wa enjoyed and where Norma's frlends wished her luck and h Dp1HLSS and expressed hope tk t he would not forget her well W1ShcTS Bee use rvtryone was hdVlHg uch a good tlme they hated to go home when the party w s ended t ten thlrty Phyllis Finch '46' 27 I ' F - x ' g E . . . - c L. 3 c x ' 3 1 S ,' Q 2: C K . ' 53 Q C . , . 4 . . 3 Iv, ..Q S . . . ' St i g U X , Ex 3 , ' S f I x 1 : ' ' . a e a ' . rn . N 3 ' A .1 , g , 3 . was invited. It was held because Norma was leaving to go to Pleasanton a ' 1. ' ' 1 'an e . l ip . 5 ' to a 1 Q as . , . ., . X . A . . . Y D ' ' . W 1 ' 5- , l : 1 ' 1 H . ' Cs ' f . 'z 3 ' Q 3 n ? ' 'X 7 151 S w 3 - ' 'm . Q 1 j w 1 ' S f ' , .1 U K '11 5 gi J E -, ' ' . li i