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

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lgg4e4ga.,3--a'-,,eel CLAN O LDL S E N 1 0 R S AGGELER, ALICE JULIA- AL Pres. History of Costume Club '23g Bas- ketball '23g Yuletide Revels '23g Art Club '22 and '23, History of Costume Club '23. BAKER, MARY- MARY Pres. Senior French Club '24, Latin Club '22 and '23g Captain Baseball '23g Basket- ball '22 and '24, Swimming Mgr. '23 and '24g Volley Ball '22 and '24g Sec. Senior French Club '23. BELL, HARMON CHASE- PRESIDENT Class Pres. '2Ig Editor Clan-O-Log '23g President Student Body '23g Pres. Block P Society '24, Yuletide Revels '22 and '23, Football '22 and '23, Wurzel-Flum- mery '23, The Rising ofthe Moon '24g Track ,241 Senior Plays '24, Pres. Grad- uating Class. I BOELL, EDVVINA- EDDIE Dramatic Club '24g WVit and Humor Club '23g A Sunny Morning '24. BRADY, HOWARD- BRADY Mathematics Club '23 and '24, Spanish Club '23, BROCK, HARRY L,- HHANDSOME HARRY Class Pres. '22 and '23, President Stu- dent Body '24, Pres. Block P Society '23g Basketball '23 and '24, Baseball '23 and '24g Football '22 and '23, Track '23 and '24Q Clan-O-Log '24Q The Ex- change '23g Queen Esther '24, Dra- matic Club '23g Yuletide Revels '24, Senior Plays '24. BROVVN, FRANCIS- FRANK Pres. Science Club '23 and '24g Curator Science Club '23g Track Team '23, Sec. Debate Society '24g Track Mgr. '24. BROWN, ROSS- MAGNAVOX Baseball '22 and '24, Basketball '22, Ten- nis '23 and ,245 Pres. Press Club '23g Clan-O-Log Staff '23g Highlander Staff '22, '23 and '24g Yuletide Revels '22 and '23g Boys' Glee Club '22, '23 and '24g Rising of the Moon '24g Block P Soci- ety '23g Senior Plays '24,

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Lfrfnrtfficf iz. L v::' -i':1T,: in 'Xxx N O ' I1 G Q1 4 ....... ..... -.-vm ... , -ls..-., , W ,,..,.-,... -.:-,:., ...: zz. . L. ::g.,:,: , si: ...,:...4, ., r :::i The famous school ire was an event of this year. Although there were no licking flames to be seen, and no chance for rescues by Wint Saint and other dashing members of the class, still there was a vast amount of smoke and even more speculation as to the possibilities of a vacation. Because of our activities as sophomores, we claim that we have been foremost in establishing school traditions. j lqzgi In our junior year we began with a new building and still further additions to the class. The building exceeded all expectations and we feel honored that we have been among the first to use it. William Oliver and Clinton Eastwood served as presidents for the year and under better conditions much was accomplished in student body gov- ernment and in athletics. In both lines of activity, juniors took leading parts. As juniors it was our duty to edit the Clan-O-Log, and although larger yearhooks may be produced in this school, the one we put out under Editor Harmon Bell, we believe will serve as a standard of quality. Miss Lane, who helped us make it a success, was one of the many new teachers who came to the school that year. Mr. Johnson, Miss Caverly, Mr. Batdorf, Mr. Moyer, Mr. Bickel, Mr. Ball, and many others who cannot be mentioned for lack of space, were introduced to us this year. In our junior year we also won the carnival cup for the best skit, and our Clan-O- Log won a cup in the California Press Convention at Stanford in May, 1924. T431- As we enter on the living present, we find that at the beginning of our senior year, we have more candidates for graduation than any class has had heretofore. .As seniors we are prominent in every branch of athletics and student affairs. Among the graduates are numbered many of the best athletes. We mention Harry Brock, Porter Evans, Bill Oliver, Bob Chapman, and Dick Kelly as representative of the many stars. Piedmont will also lose by graduation some of her brightest scholars,-namely, Harmon Bell, Ralph Shrader, Alice Quayle, Dick Harvey, Mary Baker and Theron Howard.. During the First semester our class had for its president jack Valentine, he with the dainty feet. But with the opening of the second semester a most prophetic and alarm- ing thing happened. Because of this unusual event, we thoroughly agree with the two Germans who have recently written a book entitled The Dominant Sex, a book in which they assert that before many years women will assume control of all affairs on this old globe of ours. We believe that we have helped to prove the truth of their contention, for in the second semester every office in our class from president to yell leader was occupied by a girl. Did I say every office? There was one exception, it seemed impossible for the fair sex at this early stage of their assumption of authority to elect a girl to the oflice of boys' representative, and Blake Wharton courageously took upon himself this task of defending the rights of the male members of the class. In spite of the trust placed in him, he has frequently been heard to say during meetings in Mr. Jones' office, Us girls' must stick together, so completely has he been under the feminine influence. imgzgi... As the historian cannot see into the future, the events attendant upon the climax of our school life, gnaduation, will have to go unchronicled. If our readers have a desire to look into the events of the more distant future, they have only to turn to page twenty-six of this issue to learn what the Fates have in store for us. It is not too much to say that in view of the record we have made up to our graduation, the future of our class should be one of unending triumphs. Long live the class of 1924! 14

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CLAN oLoG jg-'ff 1121 .. 4 S E N I 0 R S BUl.l,ARlJ, FREDERICK- TED Class Pres, '22g Class Sec. '22Q Football '22 and '23g Track '24Q Clan-O-Log Staff '23g Pres. Math. Club '24, BURRELL, ISABELLE ELLEN- IZZY Baseball '25 and '24Q Basketball '23 and '24Q Volley Ball '23 and '24Q Sec. English P Society '243 HClan-O-Log- Staff '23: Captain Senior Baseball '23g Manager of Baseball '23 and '24. CHAPMAN, ROBERT- BOB Suppressed Desires '22g Slave with Two Faces '23g Noble Lord '23g Ynletide Revels '22 and '23g A Sunny Morning '24g Queen Esther '24g Pres, Punch and Judy Players '24Q Senior Plays '24. CORBIN, HAROLD NASH- CORBIN Pres. Engineering Club '22g Yell Leader '22g Swimming '22 and '23g Baseball '22 and '23g Football '21, '22 and '23g Yule- tide Revels ,22 and '23g Class Yell Lead- er '22 and '23g Far Away Princess '23g Cafeteria Commissioner '23g Block P Society '22 and '23g Debate '23. CROSBY, CHARLES C.- CHARLIE Sec. Engineering Club '22g Orchestra '23g Baseball '24g The Bov Will '24Q The Florist Shop '24g The Shoes that Danced '24g Senior Plays '24Q Secretary of Graduating Class. DAVIS, FLORENCE- DAISY Swimming Mgr. ,22Q Inter-class Council '22 and '23g Class Basketball '23g Clan- O-Log Staff '23g Highlander Stal? '23 and '24g Latin Club '23g Punch and Judy Players '24g Sec. Hoan Club '23g Class Vice Pres. '23g Class Treas. '23g Vice Pres. of Graduating Class. DAVIS, JEAN- JEAN Music Club '2,x: Martha '22g '4Mikado '23g Queen Esther '24. DESMOND, ESTHER- HDUCKY DEAR Volley Ball '21, '22, '23 and '24g Rowing Mgr. '23 and '24g Hiking Mgr. '23g Mar- tha '22g Basketball '22, ,.,. A-C.s.,.,.,.