Modesto High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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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.

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MELVIN PLOPTWER LOUISE OOATS LOUISE XVOOLXVINE LEONARD BARTLETT President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer B-3 Seniors 1T01, After n1ucl1 desiring, struggling, and looking forward, at last we are upper classmen. Our class is about sixty strong-just a good number for quick, concentrated action. And We act, toe! We have representa- tives of the B-3 class in all the various school departments-athletics, both boys and girls, the service club, agriculture club, debating, dra- matics, orchestra and glee. In the scholorship society, the B-3's tie for first place as to the number of members. A member of our class was on the high school Astor cup champion rifle team and has a medal as a reward for his good work. At the class election the first of the semester, we chose new class officers. Melvin Plopper was elected president, a place held by Kathryn Lewis in the fall term, Louise Coats was chosen vice-president, Louise VVoolwine, secretary, Leonard Bartlett, treasurer, and Albert Potts, yell-leader. HELEN MILLER. '25. F..- l I -QS..