Galt High School - Highlights Yearbook (Galt, CA)

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I9 If 4:2 JUNIOR CLASS The fall of 1923 found a junior class which had dwindled in number but not in strength for the eighteen members have not only been very active in school activities but have starred in many. Margaret Leak and Elwood Tufts had leading roles in A Pair of Sixesf' Helen Small and Irvin Engel also represented ns very creditably, XfVhat would Stop Thief have been but for the substantial cops we furnished? For the beneht of the farm bureau, the juniors put on their regular assem- bly in the evening. VVilliam Fawcett, the president, had charge. Margaret Kelsey, Iris Thomas, and jack Shellcnbarger gave interesting readings. Elwood Tufts played a couple of real jazzy pieces on the clarinet. Helen Small danced a military dance, which she was asked by Mr. Oertel, and Mr. Miller to repeat at a later program. In basket ball we rated very high. The star and captain ol thc team, Albert Calanchini, was a member of our class. Elwood Tufts and lrvine Engel also represented us on the team. Lucille Barquist was the star of the girls' team. Elizabeth lXl'cEnerney and Elsie Daniels have been active on the team, also. The junior class purchased their rings the hrst of the year, and certainly are proud of them. The juniors this year are taking the seniors up above Jackson for a picnic. This, like all of our undertakings, will prove a great success. Next year, as seniors, it will be necessary to put on our dignilied manners and we sincerely hope to keep up our former reputation and if possible, add more to our credit. The class officers were: President ..,..............,............. .................. N VIN. FZIWCCH Vice President .,,...........,.... ..... i Xlbert Calanchini Secretary-Treasurer ......... ....... ly largaret Leak C1355 Tegtghei -..,...,,,, ,....... ..................... lX ' lliss Dickinson -VVilliam Fawcett, '25. Page Sixteen .'., ,, ' fr V 1 5 ,