Garden Grove High School - Argonaut Yearbook (Garden Grove, CA)

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Jo O .JM -] yu L . . husJ- r inior Class hJ TOP ROW— McDonald, Puiioka, P. Rogers, Berry, Ziegler, Oertly, Otta, M. Kosaka, Lopez. THIRD ROW— F .Miwa, Monnell, Post, Dot Beardsley, C. Forry, C, Lehnhardl, Ni!ro, Rumbaugh, Tanaka, Launders, J. Murphy. SECOND ROW— H. Harper, Masuda, Frances Jones, Bower, Fritcher, Jenkins, Fontella Hudson. FRONT ROW— Fay Hudson, J. Mutz, Shinto, I. Naritoku, Les Christensen, Echols, German, Kawahara, Matsumota. An unusual feature of the class was the organization of the Star ' s of ' 36, an or- o composed entirely of Juniors, which furnished an assembly and played for a final salute to the Seniors the annual Junior-Senior banquet, for which iith was general chairman, was held in the gym, June 7. This completed reason. Is-jn snd Miss Hidden acted as class advisers. icers. ,.. resident, Walter Ziegler; vice-president, Dorothy Smith; secretary, Eleanor Brady. • • -(17)- 0. , u

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Junior Class TOP ROW— Hayhurst, Nylander, Littlejohn, H. Gilbreath, Privette. THIRD ROW— Epps, Robbins, Whipp. Darling, Huntington, J. Chaffee, Weaver, R. Basse, Y. Kosaka. SECOND ROW— D. Jordan, Brady, Trickey, E. Chaffee, Crane, Guptill, Smith, R. Otsuka. FRONT ROW— Doig, Whayne, Smiley, Sprinkle, E. Ralston, Hogue, Merchant, Hall, Waer, Nida. The annual class outing held at Griffith Park following the presentation n : assembly, which depicted the struggles of a competitive assembly committee of the outstanding events of the past year for the Juniors. Class day was marked by a thrilling basketball game in which the Ju defeated by the Seniors by one point but later they made amends for over them in the interclass games. In the other class day events the Jur expectedly walked away with the volleyball game, but the Senior bo dragging the Juniors through the mud hole in the tug-o ' -war. All when it came to eating the do-nuts and ice cream which were furnisrod by .e jse. Throughout the year the Juniors carried away the money awarded by the P. T. for the most parents at the meetings. [16)- K-

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lomore TOP ROW— M. Allen, T. Hunt, R. Lehnhardt, Lamb, Lockman, Vuicich, Perdum, Sato, Hogan, P. Mitch Russell, Boothe, B. Dales, E. Killingbeck, M. Schauei, Edwards, Hunter, V. Mitchell, Ellen usse ' ira I. Murphy, Noble, Endo, Graupensperger. SECOND ROW — Louise Curry, Higashi, Boge SuT n, Kosaka, Betty Wenti, Meyer, Beatty, Hamilton, Weber. FRONT ROW— Takata, Nakasaki Allum, L Price, A. Forry, I. Donahue, Rice, E. Coates, Z. Rogers, Wilcox. TOP ROW— Uchida, D. Mitchell, F. Kobayashi, J. Sullivan, Ekstein, R. Sidwell, Y. Otsuka, Don Beaid r Huntington, Hebard, Laird, T. Strauss, Fairchild. SECOND ROW— Kolb, Wakeham, J. Strauss, H ... .• J. Lewis, McKinnon, M. Maxon, Akiyama, McMillan. FRONT ROW— Tyler, Hoskins, K. Oga .d, l=oub Rosselot, Stuck, Miller. The Sophomore class opened the year with a bang by properly initiafir Freshmen and running away with the sack rush. They formally introduced H school life at the Freshmen-Sophomore reception in the gym. Their clever pr. The Trousseau received first place in the competitive assemblies. Chaperoned by their class advisers, Miss Chapman and Mr. Jordan, the annual picnic was held in May. Officers: president, James Sullivan; vice-president, Marjory Brown; secretary, Norman Coehlo. -(18)-