King City Joint Union High School - Mustang Yearbook (King City, CA)

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'QQ LA com nr: oao Junior Class History After three months vacation, during which time we 'had all made up our minds to mend our underclassmen ways and lto enter our Junior year with fitting dignity and decorum, we Juniors returned to school in August, 1923. At first we found it difficult to remember that we were grown-up and dignified, but as the year has advanced some high standards to equal, but now feel sure from the general ver- rest of the school looks toward us for models of behavior. In athletics we can proudly lay claim to many honors. John Leak, Bob Hamilton, Teddy Bane, Chauncey Brunetti, Warren Im- walle and Ronald Russell were all on the first team in football. On the Girls' Basketball Team Charlotte Bruce played forward and Joy Mansfield and Elsie Giacomazzi acted as substitutes. The boys in our class are not athletes in one line alone but are out for every sport and have made good in everything. Teddy, Bob, Warren, John Leak and Chauncey were all members of the first team in Boys' Basketball and formed a team that was invincible in interclass games. In track our boys were equally ambitious and successful, three of them, Bob, Chauncey and Warren, taking several first and second places at the C. C. A. L. Meet. Our interest in athletics has not prevented us from doing other things that have been praised. We furnished the VVashi11gton-Lincoln program and after that began the preparation for the event to which we had looked forward all year-our Junior Play. We knew We had some high standards to equal, but now feel sure from the general Ver- dict that our attempts were not in vain and that Clarence will stand out as an event in King City High School dramatics. As a class we wish to take this opportunity to thank Miss Geneve Wallace, our class teach- er, for her consistent help in everything we have done this year and particularly for her clever coaching of Clarence, which made it the success it was. There is one big event remaining on the calendar for us this year. We intend to give a Junior Prom that will justify the opinion that this is the event of the year. We are putting our heads together to make the Seniors remember it as the most enioyable affair of their high school days. As the year draws to a close we are beginning to realisfe that next year we must accept the responsibility of Seniors and in school activities and in our studies must not fall short of the standards ex- pected of that class. We are all hoping that none of our class will be left behind. We have the ability to do many things to bring great- er recognition to our school and we are going to make use of that ability.

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