Maricopa High School - La Revista Yearbook (Maricopa, CA)

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Sai Adviser , President , A Vicefllresidenl . Sec retaryflreaaurer Social Chairman Sergeant fal ffXrm5 Cerald Agee Bernice Allmre Margaret liradley Mar orie Clark lfllen Cornell Eva lou Davidson lrdene Dealon Doris Devine Ted Dorsey l orraine Dower Robert Elissague Pauine El5lQin5 lli-In Ensor 01710 V6 Glass OFFICERS Richard Eubanks Billy Parry lrene Flake Clarice Follis Robert Green Billy l-lixon Norman Kamp Ernest Kincaid John Miller Florence Moore Margaret Nahers Lenora Pallerson Kathleen Rifer John Miller Irene Flake Erdene Dealon Gerald Agee Doris Devine Il Richard Eulaanks l Bernicefallsire Ruby Rosser Eugene Ruch lrene Ruch Eilene Schimpff Mildred Sheppard Betty Smi h Eva Smith Leola Smith Jimmie Thornton Eugene Upton Leonard Van Auken Laura Belle Varley Velma Waddcill

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dfofes on Gfnqfinq i lHow lsaac Walton might have caught the Juniorsl Name Fish They Resemble Shirley Flake . . Gilbert McKenzie . Pat Daily . . . Thomas Rosser . Pauline Mitchell , Dale Burroughs . Maxine Rankin Clyde Dower . Stella Kennedy . Clarence Solenberger Joan Brandon . . Robert Kahler . Nadine Burroughs Fayette See . . James Seale . Lillian Walker David Munding . Clarice Green . Frankie Bush . Viola Payne . , Mildred Hushaw . Joe Mann . . Margaret Zimmerli John Bayer . . Murline Vaughn . Billy Brandon . Arthur Nabers . Johnnette l-lenrici Joe White . . Viola Hudson . Sidney Hudson Shirley Miller . Francis Rupp . Tom Dickinson . Bait Recommended Butterfly fish . . Dancing Bull head . . Hogs Fan tail . . Music and romance Clam . . A soft bed Tuna . . . Rumble seat Crawfish . . Lollypops Cat fish . . A stroll down the lane Crab . . . Blind dates Flying fish . Pickled herring Grunion . . Bass . . . Tadpole . Sea lioh . Eel . Sardine . Barnacle . Anchovy . Craw fish . Lobster . Octopus . Cod . . Sea horse . Sucker . Oyster . Jelly fish . Steel head . Perch . Shrimp . Stingaree . Trout . Salmon . . Sword fish . Gold fish . . Moose Hall . . Any wealthy girl . Starry nights . Milk bucket and cow . A cat, a parrot, and a teakettle . Rhythm . A young night . John Bayer . Muggin' . Moonlight nights . Blond hair . Girl struck boys . A boy in her arms . Boots and saddle . Love at first sight . A fair lady in Taft . A good book . Hill billy songs . Any Taft girl . 37 Packard . Margaret Nabers . Mountain boys . Speckled Beauties . Mountain music . 25 Hill . . Ford V-8's CLARENCE SOLENBERGER Page Nineteen

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Soplzomore Crouf One day at the end of summer, wise Professor Trout, lvliss Rider, was elected our class adviser, Pounding and shrieking at the top of her voice, she tried to make the clamorous noise from the voices of our small school of trout diminish. She fin- ally succeeded, and we began our steady swim upstream. All grouping together, we made plans to give our minor fellow fish, the minnows, a reception, For this we stopped our tourney, as it took many hours of toilsome work to set the bait for the minnows. Our point was to show the minnows a gay time, but also to teach them their position in our fish organization. First, games were played and then we flashed to the Coral Reef, where we enjoyed seaweed, the refreshments. We then continued our steadfast swim up the roaring waters, after a pleasant time was reported by everyone, As we ventured along, we soon came to the first big event of the New Year, in other words, the Minnows' Capers llfreshman Frolicl, The minnows proved themselves equal to former minnow classes by returning the compliment they received when the trout entertained the minnows, The entertainment consisted of musical numbers by the members of the minnow school, and an excellent play, given by the minnows. As the trout school, looking for further dversion, slowly wandered along the reefs, we heard the voice of Professor Trout summoning us to a party for our school of trout. Many interesting and amusing games were played, after which we paddled over to our favorite Coral Reef to find some food for our starving school. After stuffing themselves with salmon balls and flies, the entire trout school trcoped over to the Sand Bar lAuditoriuml where an evening of dancing was enjoyed by all. We again turned ourselves upstream to continue our year's expedition Proving that there are many brilliant trout, several of the members succeeded in securing coveted positions in the California Scholarship Federation, As we look back over the waning year, we can not help being grateful for the excellent supervision our Professor Trout, lvliss Rider, has given us, and the wonderful time we have had striving to swim the deep blue ocean, GERALD AGEE DORIS DEVINE Page Twenty one