Galt High School - Highlights Yearbook (Galt, CA)

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Freshman Class History High School started August 28, 1922. The freshman class numbered 51, the largest class in the Galt High School. One day at noon the freshmen were dressed up in small dresses and their faces painted so that they eouldn't be recognized. This was being done by the cruel upper classmen. Not long after it was announced that there would be a reception to give us our finished degree of initiation and admit us to the student body. The reception was a very grand affair. Everything was trimmed in green ffreshmen inclndedj. The entire evening the freshmen were treated as if they were nothing but mere children. But in spite of this all were happy and enjoyed themselves. About a month later we gave the upper classmen a return reception. 'lt was a Hallowe'n masqueradeg every one was masked and some very pretty costumes were seen. Prizes were given to the best ones. Mr. Hoffinan, as a farmer and Miss Dickenson as a black cat won the prizes. About midnight a delicious supper was served by the girls of the domestic science class. During the basket-ball season, we played several times with the Grammar School and defeated them every time but one. The class officers were elected as follows: Bennie Dresser ...........................................,.. .. ...., ..................... l Dresident James Doyle ................. .. .... ............................... V ice President Marietta Gaim ............,............. ............. S ecretary and Treasurer VVe also organized a society and every Friday in our English class gave short programs. -Marietta Gann, '26. Page Eighteen

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Llllljidftfj LURE OF THE STARS I Geraldine closed the door of her bed room very softly and tiptoed down the dimly lighted hall as the clock at the foot of the stairs chimed midnight. Cautiously descending, she reached the 'front porch without mishap, and with her suitcase in one hand and her best hat carefully wrapped in a newspaper in the other, slipped away into the darkness. ln the distance she heard the throbbing of an automobile engine, which soon developed into a fast approaching roar. 'llwo lights came into view as the machine swung off the main highway, looking much like the eyes of a fearful dragon. lt was her father, she knew, coming home from the city. She rushed into the large orchard near the road, and slipped away. The auto rolled by and drove into the I-larlan driveway. At last, now she was safe. Soon she would be in the Land of Her I-feart's Desire. Someday, when her pictures were Hashed on a thousand screens and her name blazed in elec- tric lights above the doorway of cinema palaces her mother would forgive her for leaving as she had done. She almost reached the boulevard when the Figure of a man approached her. A scream died in her throat as she recognized him. l did not want to frighten you, Geraldine, I saw you hiding in among the trees and so I followed you I It was Benny Jardith, her 'fatheris foreman,-war veteran. student and adventurer, with always something suggesting the mysterious in his dark eyes. Well, you did! You scared me almost to death. Nobody asked you to follow me l Relief, sarcasm and rebuke blended in her tones, but she wouldn't tell that she was running away. Once he had risked his neck to get a flaming crimson Hower for her, blooming in a mountain crevice. Love? Geraldine had mentally shrugged her shoulders at the thought. She had ambitions. Besides he was far too old. He must be at least twenty- four, and to her eighteen summers, it certainly did seem ancient. l really didn't know it was you, he lied, quickly. You did toog why don't you go back where you belong? Of course she referred to his tiny cottage where he lived alone. VVhere are you going? asked Ben, his tone solicitous. None of your business ! This in a hnal tone of dismissal. Geraldine! There was a pleading note in his voice, new to her: but she chose to ignore it, and walked rapidly away. On reaching the boulevard, she glanced at her watch. Giving it a hurried glance and finding that the citybound stage would soon be there, she hurried on toward the station. Ben, helpless, and worried, turned to go home, feeling that a heavy burden was due him in the morning. ln exactly twelve minutes Geraldine boarded Page Twenty