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

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' 0' as-A A 1 i 5 .-3' -Peg. 4-H-.11 i i 5' 'ff 'p-- Jiri!-df- ' . '15 51111 fiii- 1' lf? V. gg-7,1 i ,QE f' . lElE F?-J ' 'i ' - 7'--if-4 - - V l 5 V i SOPHOMORES OFFICERS President ,.,,..,.A. ..................... ....A.., L a urent Layous Vice President .... ........ I one Oswald Secretary .,........... ........ R ay Davis Class Historian ..... ...,...... F red Evans Sergeant-at-Arms .... ........ D onald Yost Yell Leader ...,,............,..............,...,......................,.........................................,,... George Ramos Fifty-eight ambitious Sophomores entered the King City Union High School, September 4, 1928 with a determination to surpass their former records. I The first week of school we were occupied with introducing the new freshmen to the cold waters of the shower room. When this wore off we planned a reception for them to be given September twentieth. On that evening we were hosts to Mr. Warner, the Freshman adviser. - The Sophomore girls had a very good basket-ball team. They defeated the Senior and Freshman class teams, but were beaten by the Juniors. This barred them from any chance to win the interclass championship cup. A few of the Sophomore boys, Ray Davis, Dan Soberanes, George Ramos, Donald Smith, Tony Garcia, and Loran Giacomazzi were active in football, basket-ball, and track.

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1. lx L Cf?-'-iUVE '-9 ----- Vaci' 1 g,FQ!.:.24r,' -1- 35311:-me The girls on the inter-class basketball team were: Jennie Heinsen, Leonor Hickey, Vera Jessen, Elda Nicola, Madeline Martinell, Waunita Howard, and Clara Huston. The girls having won the inter-class games for three successive years now retain the cup offered for the championship by George Anderson. The boys representing us in athletics were Howard Mansfield, Jack Hamilton, George Anderson, Bob Vasques, Joe Nunez, John Cardoza, Frank Morton, Peter Weaver, Fred Harper, Clarence Schmidt, and Harold Record. On May the twenty-eighth the Junior play, The Family Upstairs, was pre- sented in the grammar school auditorium. Due to the unceasing efforts of Mrs. Williams, the coach, the play was a great success. Probably the most important event for us this year was the Junior Prom. The gym was decorated with moss. In the center was a beautfiul fountain with a rockery around it. The ceiling was raised high enough to allow spectators to sit in the balcony and watch the dancing. The whole room was 'decorated very beautifully. During the course of the year several members have gone away or dropped out, but new students have come to fill their places. As vacation is fast coming on we realize that soon we shall be seniors, and we must take our places as leaders in the school activities. In closing we wish to thank Miss Bertha Knapp, our class teacher, for her devoted attention to every member and every need of our class. We feel sure that without her guidance we should not have been able to succeed in the many activities we have undertaken. ' - JUNIOR CLASS ROLL Anderson, George Biaggi, Angelina Brownlee, Virginia Cardoza, John Carr, Opal, De Alvarez, Gerald Garner, Genevieve Hutchins, Elbert Harper, Fred Huston, Clara Heinsen, Jennie Hughes, Jessie Hamilton, Jack Hickey, Leonor Howard, Waunita Jessen, Vera Lynn, Jewel Lund, Elda Mansfield, Howard Martinell, Madeline Morton, Frank Newman, Vesta Nicola, Elda Nunez, Joe O'Connor, Edward Pelucca, Howard at so e N g ,, ew e e V11 6' . ' -... . Pierce, Ben Pisoni, Pauline Plasket, Gordon Record, Harold Schmidt, Clarence Starbird, Phyllis Smith, Mayme Stackhouse, Lucile Tucker, Ruth Vasques, Bob Wiley, Hazel Weaver, Peter Wilmot, Ethel

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V ,ns l Plf'..EElE 3 sn'-gizrgiow-2 The class took a large part in the carnival on April fifth, which was given to raise money to finance the annual. During one of the King City vs. Pacific Grove games, the Sophomore banner disappeared. This banner was green and white, and was of very unusual design. It is soon to be replaced by a new one. Girls of the class who represented us in basket-ball were: Alexa Bachar, Irma Copley, Frances Eckerich, Dayle Gould, Hazel Harrison, Jaunita Hudson, Isabel Lesnini, Alma Nicola, Charlotte Wiley, Myrle Rader, Dorothea Smith, and Dorothy Wiley. Members of the Honor Society were: Regina Vosti, Laurent Layous, Isabel Lesnini, Alma Nicola, John Lombardi, and Dorothy Rist. We wish to thank Mr. G. Weller, our adviser, for his interest and cooperation in all our undertakings. SOPHOM ORE CLASS ROLL Bachar, Alexa Bengard, Margaret Behen, Milton Copley, Irma Davis, Ray De Alvarez, Harold Doyle, Frances Eade, Verna Earl, Herbert Eckerich, Frances Evans, Fred Fisher, Elton Garcia, Tony George, Donald Giacomazzi, Loren Gould, Dayle Harrison, Hazel Hudson, Juanita Hughes, Vivian Jolly, Wiley Jones, Charles Layous, Laurent Lesnini, Isabel Lombardi, John Nevins, Earl Nicola, Alma O'Conner, Mabel O'Leary, John Oswald, lone Palmer, Samuel Rader, Myrle Ramos, George Reich, Paul Rist, Dorothy EXW' Rist, Pearl Robles, Dorothy Schmidt, Roy Selleck, David Shuey, Francis Smith, Donald Smith, Dorothea Soberanes, Daniel Stone, Dorothy Taylor, Martin Vosti, Regina Walsh, Alice Wittmann, Eugene Wittmann, Thomas Wiley, Charlotte Wiley, Dorothy Wilson, Florence -Fred Evans, '31 e i E I .., .., , QT?