Modesto High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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FRANCIS DeWVitt DOROTHY SCOTT FORREST DONKIN President Vice-Vrersideiit S1-eretzlry-Treasurer B-4 Seniors lt is with no thouglit of conceit, but witl1 a great deal of pride, that we will come back to this school i11 Septeinber as High Seniors. VVe believe that we can, and will, be of great assistance to any underclass- 111011 wl1o crave advice, as we have l50Q11 accumulating' said article for the last four years. Wl1c1 says we're 11ot go-getters, when we call your attention to a few of our lliStlllg'l1lSl10ll lI10I1lbCI'S. Gerald Kennedy, besides being student body president, won the Valley Speaking and oratorical Chanipionships. Dorothy Scott, our vice-president and represenative 011 the executive committee, took a leading part i11 our operetta, WILL TELL. And last, but not least, Donald Alway, who has been ou1' student body nianager for the last two semesters, represented us i11 athletics very creditably. Although some of our members are leaving us to graduate tl1is J une, thus diminishing our quantity, we will always retain the same old quality.-' ' VVatch our Smoke. F. DONKIN, '25,

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LEO BONNEY EVELYN SMITH GENEVIEVE BROXVN President Vice-President, Secretary-Treasurer A-3 Juniors i...0 Tl1e A-3's are undoubtedly one of the strongest classes in school. We do not boast this fact without reason, we l1ave proofs to back it up. We are 011e of the largest classes in numbers and one of the strongest in material. We have representatives in football, basketball, track, baseball, rifle team, and tennis. This year, the A-3's, together with the B-3's, representing tl1e Juniors, have made the Seniors fight, and fight hard, for every inter- class cup they have won. This year We have been a fine Junior Class, and next year we will be a better Senior Class- Waitcll us as Seniors next year, the graduat- ing' class of June, 1925! LEO BONNEY, '25.