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

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LA COPA rm Oreo Audrey Zoellin, Alvin Hables, and Emmy Lou Rood represent the sophomore class in the honor society. Two of the leading rolls of the farce, Dave's Baby, presented by this society November 25, were carried by Alvin I-lables and Emmy Lou Rood. The play was repeated in Greenfield with a revised cast, but with the sophomores again taking an active part. After the football game between Pacific Grove and 'King City, a supper was prepared and served by the sophomore girls. The girls of the class also assisted in the preparation and serving of the refreshments for the Athletic Dance held in January. The follow- ing month the class assisted in the preparation of the Father and Son Banquet. The boys of the class have taken active part in football, basket- ball, baseball, and track. Those who were on the football squad were: Captain Abel Soberanes, Donald Cassin, Alvin Hables, Robert Parsons, Rudolph Gil, Raymond Walker, and Virgil Campbell. In basketball the class was represented by: Raymond Walker, Abel Soberanes, Robert Parsons, Rudolph Gil, Virgil Campbell, and Alvin Hables. By Emmy Lou Rood. ..T,0.. CLASS ROLL Horace Bartlett Willetta Benadom Mary Bottini Roy Bray Virgil Campbell Donald Cassin Ruby Chamberlain Nellie Eade Caroline Garcia Lilo Giacomazzi Rudolph Gil Elmer Gould Alvin Hables Iva Imwalle Juliette Lacrabere George Madero Judith Mozzini Ruth Parker Robert Rarspns Bernice Povfilellp Emmy Lou Rood Abel Soberanes Alice Schmidt Lois Sommerville Wesley Tindall Rena Tommasini Raymond Walker Neonia Wood Harold Yost Audrey Zoellin

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, LA COPA DE Ono SOPI-JOMORE CLASS p HISTORY On August 16, 1925, thirty students entered King City High as sophomores. These students, having eagerly participated in all school activities as freshmen, entered with a determination to make the year an outstanding one in every way. Officers for the year are: Alvin Hables, presidentg Virgil Campbell, vice-presidentg Audrey Zoellin, secretaryg Bernice Powell, treasurerg and Miss Bertha Knapp, class advisor. For the Freshman Reception, the first social event of the year, the sophomores willingly offered their help. Several members act- ed on the decoration committee, while almost the entire class helped to put the class stunt over. ' In order to raise money for the class treasury, the sophomores sold ice cream and assisted in the hot dog sale during the Monterey County Fair, which was held in King City in October. In Novem- ber, through the courtesy of Mr. Hables, they sponsored the picture. Barbara Frietchien, and again added to the class fund. As a reward for participating in school activities several of the boys have been awarded the block. The following received blocks: Alvin Hables, Virgil Campbell, Rudolph Gil, Abel Sober- anes, Donald Cassin, and Buster Walker. Abel Soberanes was the only one who received the circle. P I ip

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rlwlx lkw'Uf4X4piQ Cs LA COFA DF Ono FRESHMA N CLASS r I-IISIQRY On August 17, 1925, forty-one freshmen began school. Of course we were green, timid, and bashful as is customary under such circumstances. The trials of the first semester proved too much for several of the group and our class is now smaller than when we started. At the first class meeting, we elected Alice Diggs, president: Dorothy Eade, vice-presidentg Marlyn Lotz, secretary-treasurer. We voted to have class meetings every two weeks. A committee was appointed to draw up a class constitution, but they were both dis- pensed With.. ' On the 18th of September we were given a Freshman Reception by the upper classmen. Of course we were made to do things we didn't like to do, but a good time followed in spite of that fact. A program was given in which each class put on a stunt. The fresh- man class stunt, directed by Mr. Keeler, class advisor, consisted of simgs, and a mind reading stunt put on by the members of the c ass.