Palo Verde Union High School - Echo Yearbook (Blythe, CA)

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CALENDAR Com MARCH Fr.: What ' s the faculty? Sr. : Little one, the faculty is a body of msmbers paid to assist the seniors in running the school. 5 — Class meetings. 6 — Seniors have party at last. Decided th2y would like to throw one every night. II — Baseball season opens with Parker. Doublehe d-r split. 15 — Assembly. What would we do without th3m? Hom:wo ' -k. 13 — Big Hearted Herbert was the Jun or play this year and was It good. 19 — Class meetings. 23 — Junior Woman ' s Club gives fashion show at school. All these beauties! 24 Trycuts for Senior class play approaching. Bobby C:mp- bell ' s hopes rise. 25 — Scholarship installation. The brains in school were found out at last. 26 — Assembly was called and pictures were shown while different clubs had pictures taken. Sm le pretty! 27 — Th:se energetic Juniors have another bright idea in the form of a Carnival Dance. We got to throw darts at the teachers. ( Pictures, of course. I APRIL 2 — End of third quarter. Club meeting. First edition of the Echo3tte. 3 — Friday holiday. 6 — Galen Van Dyke blossoms out in a new suit. Must b? going to have his picture took. Who said I don ' t know my English. 8 — Woe is us, grade cards are here again. Cf all sad words of tongue or pen, the saddest are th-se, ' I ' ve flunked again. ' 10 — 0.-g?nization of F.F.A.. Feeder Club. 16 — Next! Magazine contest begins. 17 — Senior trip to mountains. 18 — Senior Ditch Day. Did I say SENIORS! Ag. party. 19 — Sen ors at Redlands University. Now we can say we went to college. 20 — Seniors return. We ' ll never be the same again! 21 — Hurray for P.V.H.!! She is producing a Re-Echo for her Alumni. 24 — Senior play, The Mad Hatters. We didn ' t know fh:y had such talent. 29 — Public Schools Week. Open house, exhibits. iThey found us out. our parents came spying, i MAY 1 — Lettermen hold swimming party. More ducking and splash- ing! 7 — Clubs meet for the last time. Halls filled with noise and confusion. 8 — The night of all nights, the Junior-Senior Prom and Banquet. Too excited to eat at the Banquet. The Prom theme was a Victory Garden and it was amazing how the Juniors had transformed our big auditorium into a gorgeous bower of flowers. Had a marvelous time, sore feet, but happy. 13 — Muse department picnic. Sand in my shoes. 1 3 — Dance for Annual Benefit. Last dance of the year. 20 — B Day. Work that Dramatic Club has been doing, un- covered. 21 — We eat again! G.A.A. Banquet. 31 — Bacculaureate. Shed a few tears, sorta hate to leave dear old P.V. Even our lower classmen acted like they might miss us. I Well, we can dream.) JUNE — Commencement. ' I don ' t want no education, I ain ' t got no application, I can ' t do no multiplication. There ain ' t no choice of graduation, Nothing ahed but aggravation, misery and prevarication. So, I ' ll quit. SIGNATURES

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