Grass Valley High School - Stray Leaves Yearbook (Grass Valley, CA)

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Class of 1927 HAROLD MCGAGIN Shaky was president of his class in '25. Two years he led yells so well -the dead 'most came alive. In dramatics and athletics he showed what he could dog VVas president of the Lettermen, and once the Scholarship, too. BENITA NOBS The Campfire Girls' first president is Benite's distinguished claimg She was treasurer of the Girls' Association and held it without blameg On monthly and on annual Benite has passed the test- Her graduation in three years proved ,her Scholarship the best. BEATRICE OSBORNE Beatie Osborne is rather plump, When playing ball she makes fielders jumpg And if in your office you give her a place You'll notice how often the typewriters race. 16

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Class of 1927 REVA JOHNSON If you are in need of a friend, just shout- Along will come Reva by the shortest routeg To one and all she lends a smile- We'll remember Reva a long, long' while. LEONARD LARSEN Leonard Larsen's been free from care, But for looks! He's the answer to a maiden's prayer. VVe also might mention he delivers meat. All the while keeping exceedingly neat. HARRIET LOB ECKER Little's done all that she could do As editor of monthly, and annual, toog Girls' Association secretaryg on the Scholar- ship her name, On the roll of sports and dramatics you'll find it just the same. 15 0

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Class of 1927 ADELINE PARDINI Brilliant Adeline we have here-star of the debating' society, Presiding over it wisely and well and with all due propriety. In sports she's worked hard. with might and main, And on Scholarship roll she's been time and again. JOSEPHINE PEN NA Penny comes next-athletically inclined, If you glance at the records of four years, you'll find. She's made every team from the first to the last, From baseball to basketball she's been accur- ate and fast. BERTHA RAVN And this is Bertha, so big and so tall, Though I've diligently looked, she's no nick- name at all. XVhen she was a Freshman in the Glee Club she sang, And athletic laurels on her we might hang. 17 N