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

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Presidenf ROBERT PICKTHALL ORLO STEELE JOE O'LEARY 'W'-... ' '1 ww, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vice-Presidenf Secrefnry BARBARA MOORE DIANE MONTRE I' 5 C II II 2 QI AI Spring Semester ANN WELLS -fig 4 . M -.

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E , ,siiii - Class of l950 Ever forward, O Class of '50! Gathering momentum from their active Sophomore year, this class of 56 boys and 57 girls rolled along to greater glories with their many activities as Juniors. Their semiformal Christmas dance, Winterland , was well planned and decorated, as was their very successful Junior Prom, Shangri-la . The class participated wholeheartedly in all school affairs and handled many concessions at games. Many Juniors participated in the different sports, and several were members of Chapter 7 of the California Scholarship Federation. Always there with helpful suggestions and encour- aging words were Miss Emma White and Miss Dorothy Dyke, their advisors. May they go ever onward toward the goal of graduation day with their banners waving!

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Class of l95I Not to be surpassed by any of the other classes is the class of -1951. After completing a successful Freshman year, they were back again to add to their laurels. Members of the class excelled in football, basketball, baseball, and track, and triumphed by retiring the Junior Varsity Football Cup. Many of the girls were members of such organizations as Drum Corps, Drill Team, Maiorettes, and G.A.A. ' Their big social event was their Sophomore dance, For Away Places . The class had eight members in the Scholarship Federation. Under the capable leadership of their officers, and with the advice and help of Miss Maxine Sleeper, they added to their coffer from concessions at various sports events.