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

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JUNIOR CLASS Adviser, Miss Stewart, Howard Shebley, George Parker, Edwin Mulcahy, Gerald Mounday, VValter johnson, John Weyel, Willard O'Hara, Jack Adams, William Harris, Marvin Heather, Harald Hansen, Robert Carter, Evan Ferguson, Arthur Brown, Everett Deward Stanley Mitchel, William Andrews, Alice Skewes, Elizabeth Bivens, Florence LeDuc, Anna Stevenson, Adelma Abrahams, Edna Ruck, Rosalie Zorman, Alice Hocking, Una Willoughby, Rose Meyers, Mabel Lewis, Eleanor Wilson, Margaret Tupper, Evelyn Pitts, Isabel Bennallack, Agnes Bierwagen. Mildred Trathen, Lorraine Crase, janet Sampson, Dorothy Hooper, Elvida Angove, Ruth Goudge, Nadine Bennetts, Jeanette Becbee, Muriel Branegan, Helen Lohecker, Carolyn White, Emma James, Helen Daniel, Elsie Kent, Hortense White.

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Junior History The Class of 1928 VVhose history I will now relate Are just about to enter Our High School's Senior Gate. As Freshmen we were timid Although in number strong, As Sophomores, much bolder, Though our roll was not so long. As Juniors, quite important VVe think ourselves to be. Our records we are proud of. And We are known for loyalty. President, Marvin Heather was selected VVith Miss Beebee as his aid Miss Brock as scribe was chosen And to Miss Angove, dues were paid. Miss Stewart as adviser To the Junior Class has been A kindly inspiration, And has helped us all to Win. As far as social functions, VVe've always done ourpart. We've had dances, plays and luncheons And been active from the start. Now we've one more year of high school May it be our very best. And with life's great work before us May we always stand the test. Janet Sampson .24

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,f ...- - 711. -ia - gefffflee-ff lg Sophomore History One bright August day in 1925, groups of Freshies arrived at the Grass Valley High School to receive their high school education. During the first few days they entered the high school very reluctantly, for they feared the lofty upper classmen and their plans, but, having been unharmed at the annual initiation, they quickly forgot their fears and became interested in many high school affairs. The officers who helped to make their Freshman year success- ful were Ben Bivens, president, Beatrice Bone, vice presidentg Marjorie Bennetts, secretary, Elmer Hawkins, treasurer, Glen lVeldon, sergeant-at- arms, and Miss Burroughs, class adviser. Their dance and luncheon were very successful. The treasury was enlarged by both events, and the dance was enjoyed by the many students who attended. In August, 1926, the same group of students arrived at the high school, but not in the timid manner of just a year before. Several former members had left the ranks, but several new members joined the group, so that the loss was not so keenly felt, In the first meeting for the year the following were elected as officers of the Sophomore Class: Beatrice Bone, president, Lois Berriman, vice pres- identg Lucille Crase, secretaryg Marjorie Bennetts. treasurer, Roger Kitto. sergeant-at-arms, Miss Silva. class adviser. . On December 3, 1926, the class gave their luncheon. and on February ll, 1927. they acted as hosts at a dance to the members of the Student Body and visiting basketball players. Both events proved socially and financially suc- cessful. Many basketball players of the class made an excellent name for themselves and their class. The Sophomores proudly claim one member of the A team and several members of the B and C teams. Also, they proudly claim several of the actors who helped to make the Student Body play successful. - During their Freshman year the Class of 1929 placed their aims on the highest clouds in the heavens, and if their last two years are as successful as the first they will all reach graduation with honors in June, l929. But when we gain the title Seniors, At the parting of the ways, VVe will ne'er forget the pleasures Of our happy high school days. Katherine Hawkins. 26