Piedmont High School - Clan O Log Yearbook (Piedmont, CA)

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to 2?iz3'r5'1jg as s L , L -f'.::'1::'::fr if1'r:z-:iizifi 1- -...rg-::::. , SENIORS is 55 HE OFFICERS FOR THE FALL SEMESTER JOHN AYER ................................................... President ETHEL MACGREGOR . . .... Vice-President ELLEN BAILEY ................... ................... S ecretary JULIA BAIN AND JOSEPH MOORE ........... Inter-Class Council Members OFFICERS FOR THE SPRING SEMESTER IRA ROBIE ................................................... President VIRGINIA PIERCE ....... .... V ice-President WINFIELD WAGENER . . . ...... Secretary HAROLD CORBIN .................... .................. Y ell Leader IRMA COPP AND HUBERT DAVIES .... .... I nter-Class Council Members I ' HE seniors were one of the first classes to give a dance last fall in the latter part of October. Later in the year officers for the grad- uating class were elected, as follows: ,lack McClurg, president, and Ethel MacGregor, secretary. The Senior Farewell was a great success and it was thoroughly enjoyed by those who were so lucky as to attend. A few days after the Senior Farewell, the high seniors, accompanied by numerous friends and faculty members, toured out into the wilds of lVIt. Diablo for a picnic. It was reported that some of the faculty played very good baseball at the picnic but their names have been withheld by special request. As a whole the senior class of the spring semester was not very active, but individually the members of the class played prominent parts in school affairs. Practically all of the Student Body officers are seniors, and three of the four of Piedmont High's debaters are members of the senior class. Many of the presidents of the various organizations in the school are seniors. They are also very prominent in athletics having had in the last year, three captains, namely: track, basketball, and football. About the middle of the term the officers for the graduating class were elected as follows: Noble Gowing, presidentg Leah Sweyd., vice-presidentg Ellen Bailey, secretary. As the Clan-O-Log comes out early in June, the following events of Senior Week cannot at the present time be written up: Senior Dance, June 8' Sermon to Graduates, June 10g Senior Play, HA Kiss for Cinderellaf, June l2:, Com- mencement Exercises, .lune 14g Alumni Reception, June 15. All in all, the seniors are splendid citizens of Piedmont High School, and the loss of those who leave us this June will be keenly felt by all. 22 L ki

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SENIORS 'Z 2 !' 'k AYER, JOHN- HOT Pres. of Class 13-43, Highlander Stal? 143, Press Club 143. BAILEY, ELLEN-HHECKY' Vice-Pres. Student Body 133, Sec.-Treas. Senior Class 133, Pres. Dramatic Club 143, Member Dramatic Club 143. BAIN, JULIA- JULIEY' Vice-Pres. Student Body 143, Class Rep- resentative 143, Highlander Staff 13-43, Pres. Art Club 143, Member of Art Club 143 4' BEE, GERTRUDE EVELYN- B Vice-ll:-es. Hoan 143, Music Club 143, Martha 143. IZROUSE, ALBERT- BERT '-Martina! 143, Mikado 143. COLLIER JR., JACK HENRY- BUD Math. Club 143, Football 13o's 143, Basketball I3O'S 143. COPP, IRMA- TOADY Class Representative 13-43, Vice- Pres. French Club 133, Sec. Student Body 133, Member of French Club 133. CONTRYMAN, HARRIETT- HATTIE Spanish Club 143, Basketball Team 143. CURTS JR., JAY VVILFRED- PATRICK HENRYU Baseball Team 143, Glee Club 143, Dramatic Club 143, Debate Team 143. DAVIES, HUBERT- JIM Football 143, Basketball 143, Track 143, Inter-class Council 143. tk Graduated in January, 1923.