Modesto High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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JUNIORS p pp - . af flll l lllil lll 1 1-B Class Hislorg PPERCLASSMEN., at last, and a portion of the activities rest now upon our shoulders. That We may be worthy of the position assigned to us in this giant A tree, We are leaving a Worth-while account of ourselves. Ours is a class of prominent people. Earl Presnell was the youngest member of the national champions judging team. Louis Podesto is a varsity baseball player. Gail Carter, star tosser of the shot-put and discus, belongs to us. Lillian Weber has been on the executive committee, as has James Algar, who has also been of great assistance in the Sycamorels Cartooning. Maynard Amerine is sports editor of the Awgwan, and an excellent aspirant to Shakespearean and dramatic fame. Muriel Swegles and Emily Phillips are Well known in girls' athletics. These are but typical. They have worthily represented us, While they paved our Way to smooth sailing next year. We are now a building factor in our school. We look to the future with hope and confidenceg for a class that has made such an excellent beginning will not fall down during the most important years of high school. You may look toward seeing us successfully fill the gap left by the present 11-Ai class. Just watch us deliver the goods. 1 1-B GIRLS n .A-.-...a-.............,...v-1t ..,.,L..J..-........ .a-a......,.... - tum - W J NJ -M-+41 ' sf 1- Mali! 1 5 A ..,,,,......,,...a,..a..a...... . . .w ..- f Maas.-. .--...,.-- Mm-- - , r, .,,, H WNW M'-'WH-W-.ATM-... za: , hx It - 'Y -.--..,. :7.-?x,.a,...a ,M M,-9d,f' E231