McClymonds High School - Indian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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The low junior class consists of 125 students. Mrs. Eleanor Doherty has her job of supervising this ambitious group. They will leave the Myrtle Street Portals at the close of the fall term, 1938. Under the coun- selorship of Mr. W. F. Elder, the high juniors will probably be grad- uated in 1938 from the Lowell Audi- torium. The num- ber of students now enrolled in this class is 119. This term's low seniors will be first to gradu- a t e f r o m t h e united McCly- monds - Lowell High School. The 69 students are being piloted by Mr. Donald Brill- hart, counselor. Page Twenty-nine ' .1: l. . V. ,.,. l , V A w , 3 u ' V n A l ' . u...tha .. ..,' ..' t . V . S!- . 'z'aniy t' ,r, L ! .2 w-o'wd'h . raw . 4 m;: ' ulufglzn . . HF: i . .a i Jh' zwa , ,- . ........ -Ax-- V -- nr:-:e- o .2341; ii ;IM.. LOW TWELVES M. . .-..

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7 I .'v s. . .:..-4- a 'w'r : 't 'z. W C ,i- gfu'n. M. t i -Z-bl.-a-.... . - , 5111.159. 's- . ,,I- .'AJx - I i 1!. AH; 053. .VM : .r-fm awn HIGH TENS; Page Twenty-eight H e a d i n g 125 students in t h 8 L10, Lowell Her- r e r o, president, has run for and won several oHices in the L o w e Ll student body elec- tion. Now, besides b e i n g president of his class he holds 0 Hi c e as v i c e-president of the student body. Miss Mabel Kin- dall h a s b e e n counselor for the L10 group since t h e i r enrollment in the L7. With Donald Bell as their pres- ident, the high te n s e l e c t e d Romeo Labate as their vice-presi- dent, and Grace Wilcox to serve as their secretary. There are 122 members in the high 10 class. Among the activi- ties of the class this term was the skating party given at Roller- land. Mr. T. E. Hennessey is the counselor for the H10 group.

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Romeo Labate, Lowell division student body pres- ident, is assisted by Lowell Her- r e r a, vice-presi- dent; Monica Ac- t 0 n , secretary; Nick Petris, busi- ness manager; Frances Maita. as- s i s t a n t business m a n a g e r , a n d Ormando Gogna, yell leader. The student body rep- resentatives a r e elected by their fellow students in home room class- es. The number of students in the group is approxi- mately 30. Mrs. Bessie Curtiss ad- Vises the officers. LOWELL REPRESENTATIVES Lowell division student body representatives take an active part in the planning of noon and night dances. Each term they sponsor one feature picture show, and they give the movies for the winners in contests that are sponsored to boost the sale of tickets for programs and student body cards. Recently the group bought a loud speaker which can be attached to the radio or phonograph for noon and afterschool dances. Hall monitors are under the supervision of the delegates and Aurora Avila, captain of the halls, is a stu- dent body member. At the end of the term, pennants, awards and pins are given to students who have been outstanding in sports, citizenship and all the awards. Delegates are elected by Page Thirty