Modesto High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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Associafed Student Officers First S6111c'Slf'r Segond Semegzfer EUGENE BOONE. .,.. President .,7,, .. ALBERT HAXVKINS VIOLA DONRIN 7 7, Vice-President... MARGARET HIATT MARGARET I-IIATT .GG..,, Secretary G.,,. CAROLINE CARTER ' LESTER O,MEARA G,G,,,, Treasurer... ..,, LESTER O,MEARA VERNON CUNEO OO... Business Mgr.-. ROBERT GSTERMAN WALTER THOMPSON .... Yell Leader. .LLL,,Le GEORGE FLOOD ISABELL WARREN -Sycamore Editor.- ISABELL WARREN I MAYNARD AMERINE Awgwan Editor. ,... .RALPH INGOLS A. HAWKWS EXECUTIVES THORVALD HANSEN .,.r ,,,.,,.,, 1 2A LL., ........,..r M ARGARET REYNOLDS GEORGE MILLER .,....r,. ...... 1 ZB. ....... .,,. M AYNARD AMERINE LILLIAN WEBER ,...., ..,.,. 1 IA. ....... ...,v. G ALEN I-IARTWICH MARC JOHNSON ....., ...... 1 IB .... .,,. ...,.... P R ANCES HALLEY RALPH INGOLS ..... ...... 1 OA. ....... ..,... V ERNON O,MEARA FACULTY MR. E. R. UTTER MISS G. M. DAVIS MR. C. O. BRODERS MISS M. PAINTER F. HALLEY, V. O,MEARA, M. JOHNSON, G. H.ARTWICK, L. WEBER M. PAINTER, C. BRODERS, G. DAVIS, E. UTTER 13

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Associated Students There was nothing dead about the executive committee this year! The Tuesday morning meetings have been mighty up-roaring affairs, but nevertheless a great deal has been accomplished and initiated this term. All officers of the Associated Students are looking for- ward to real prominence next semester, through actually having an office of their own. There is an inkling, also, of the rise of a judicial body, the revision of the constitu- tion, and a new type of student body tickets. None of p these innovations are certain, but at least they evidence a ' T new interest in student body government. E' BOONE At last the turf field is in sight! This is the joy that is certain toffootball fans now. For two years the Turf Field Fund has been growing, until now the grassy plot will be a reality by the next football season. Vernon Cuneo decided he had too much work to do last semester, so he and his cohorts succeeded in passing an amendment to reduce the labor of the student body business manager. Managers of each activity have performed most of the work under the supervision of the business manager. The second new amendment rovided for revision of Block M re uirements and P C1 provided special awards for outstanding work in athletics, agriculture, and debating. Brin on our o osition, but 'ust watch the old student bod drive! g Y PP 1 Y V. CUNEO, W. THOMPSON, C. CARTER, L. O'MEARA, V. DONKIN R. OsTERMAN, M. ANIERINE, R. INGoLs, M. I-IIATT mi

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I . , V. DAvIs, T. STRATTON, W. STONE, H. DOLEMAN Febrzznry Officers N Senior flisfories Experiment 12 345 67 8-Preparation of Seniors Ajzpawzfzzsz Container, in shape of M. H. S., assorted teachers, class room, capa- ble of being well-heated, books Qkinds not important, deepness and dryness essentialjg saturated solution of School Spirit. Material: Two hundred very green freshmen. Prejiawztionz Turn two hundred green little freshmen loose in school on Septem- ber 5. Heat well in advisories. Allow to run out Qwhen the teacher is not lookingj to cool off. Warin well on an average of, once every fifteen minutes during the first day. Bump and bruise all boys in Spanking Machine and Royal Bumps. Treat girls more carefully, as they are breakable. Rub with ointment of hic, haec, hoc, and allow to melt in heat of summer sun with a half-bound volume of Caesar, in the Original Language. Dissolve in School Spirit and allow solution to crystallize into stars of track, public speaking, dramatics, and school citizens. Sift and grade specimens carefully. Array in all colors of the rainbow, and pack carefully on uncomfortable chair on a stuffy stage. Allow to remain in fixed position for two hours, present with diplomas, and on June 16, turn loose two hundred well- seasoned Seniors. S. ELLEBY, R. STONE, J. GRIFFIN, G. MIIJLER, V. DONKIN Izme Officers U41