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

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Q M . .... Q3 3 '4 --1' .,i '-'i i-'35, ' I 1 , , ,ass ,a, WE. SIENIIOIRS When the years roll by, as I'm sure they will For they always have before, We'll, no doubt, think of our dear old school, And we'll love it more and more. We'll think of the fun we used to have In showing the frosh our school. We'll think of the sport the sophomores had In throwing them in the pool. We'll gaze on the beautiful senior bench, The fountains, and our gate, And realize that our school life had Some influence on our fate. Our classmates all will have gone their way, Some into foreign lands, Some will have ventured into the north And some to the burning sands. Our class mates' sons and daughters now Have the seats we used to hold And they, no doubt, give the same excuse That their parents often told. They do not seem to realize 'llxat their parents once were youngy Nor do they ever stop to think That life has just begun. And so it is, we memories hold, And the cycle of life goes on. The new ones do the things we did, And then their days are gone. 1-Charles Clausen, '29

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2 f-'-15331251 T 'jf' egiagv J. ij t :reserve .FUNHORQLS OFFICERS . President ..Y.,.,..........,. ......,,,..,...... F rank Morton Vice President ...AA......., ........ H oward Mansfield Secretary Treasurer ..... ...........,.. V era Jessen Annual Historian ........, ...... V esta Newman Yell Leader ........ ...... L eonor Hickey Faculty Adviser ,.,. .,.... ......... .,...,......... ...... ...,.... M i s s K napp The Class of '30 started its third year with forty-seven members, and with Miss Knapp as class adviser. The Junior class has been active in many affairs of the school. We had a very good record in scholarship having more members in the Honor Society than any other class almost every quarter. The representatives to the society were Waunita Howard, Phyllis Starbird, Vesta Newman, Jennie Heinsen, Leonor Hickey, Opal Carr, and Vera Jessen. Leonor Hickey was editor of the King Hi-Ways both semesters, and did credit- able work for the school. A Our representatives in the executlve council we1'e Frank Morton and Vesta Newman. Six from the class, Leonor Hickey, Vera Jessen, Peter Weaver, Vesta Newman, Jessie Hughes, and Ben Pierce were in the school orchestra.