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

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Sophomore Class 32

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JUNIOR CLASS :33l. OFFICERS FOR THE FALL SENIESTER KENNETH McINTYRE ................................. ......... P resident MARY J. EDWARDS .,... .... V ice President ROWAN GAITHER. , . .........,.. Secretary MARY GLOCKLER .... .. .Girls Representative IXIERRILL REYNOLDS ..... ..,, B oys' Representutiiie FRANCES LEVENSALER ....................,....,......,... Girls' Council OFFICERS FOR THE SPRING SEMESTER ROVVAN CAITHER ..............,.........,,................... President CHARLOTTE CASTLE .... ...., V ice Presiderit WILLIAM MERRILL .,... ............ S CCT6tzl7'y IEAHDELI. DUDLEY, . . .... Girls' Representative IVIARTIN McKEE ..... .... B oys' Represe'ritative EDITH JOHNSON ............................... .......... G irls' Council HE juniors have entered with :est into all the activities of the school and have V?fXan-,ff the winning of the contest held in the fall for the sale of student hody cards, hrought honor to their class. One of their most notable achievements was 'The meetings were very orderly and quiet, as Marjorie Castle, sergeantfatfarms, and her committee of three discharged their duties very effectively, much to the sorrow of many disorderly students. In the fall, the class successfully tried the plan of having the juniors act as hig sisters to the girls just entering, as is done in colleges. The hig and little sisters went to Ivlontelair on a picnic one afternoon, the older girls bringing the lunch. Phil Stearns, who headed the entertainment eommittee, arranged a very success' ful dance which was given in Octohcr. Plans were made to give another dance some' time in April. The captains for the spring athletics are as follows: for hasclaall, Jeanne Muller and Laurence Barrettg for volleyhall, Ivlary Glockler and Harold Kncedler: for tennis. Pauline Wise and Martiii McKee. The girls enjoyed their social service work very much. Every Tuesday from four to five a group under Ernestine Samuels went to the childrens home at the Ladies Relief, where they played with the children, told them stories, and taught them songs. The ClanfOfLog is always the higgest project of the junior class: this year the juniors have endeavored to put out a hook that is up to the standard of previous volumes of the yearbook, Next year as seniors, the junior class will he the leaders of the school, and as such, will exert their utmost energy for the good of Piedmont High School. ax 3 l

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SCPI-IOMCRE CLASS f' , OFFICERS FOR THE FALL SEMESTER LAURENCE BARRETT ..,....,..............,........... ....... P resident PAULINE NVISE .,.,..,, ...... X fire President WINIFRED SMITH. . . ....,.,..... Secretary NATALIE SHREVE. . . . . .Girls Representative ARTHUR FURSTER, , , . . ,Boys Representative ELIZABETH FRIEND ...........,............................ Girls' Council OFFICERS FOR 'THE SPRING SEMESTER FRANK ADAIVIS ..........,....,.............................,... President MARY DIECKMANN .... ..... N 'ice President EVERETT ISIKCUWN .... ............. S ecretary JANET COFFIN ...... . . .Girls Representative BILLY HAYS ........ .... B oys' Representative LOUISE IIARCELLS ....,....... ........... ............... G i rls' Couricil HE sophomores had a very uneventful year.. As a class they did very little, hut as individuals they were xxorthy of praise. gizhffwili In interclass athletics hoth the hoys and girls made a good showing, regardless of the fact that they had to compete wih teams of more experience. This term the sophomore girls acted as big sisters to the low seventh girls. Bef sides helping their little sisters, they took an active interest in social service work hy making gingham dresses for the orphans of the Gibson Home. The monev for the dresses was donated hy the ParentfTeachers' Association, and the material, which was different in every dress, was hought hy a committee under Betty Lohse. The girls of the sewing classes cut the dresses, and the mothers assisted in sewing them. The sophomores were given a chance to assist in the Clan1OfLog work, but there were so many of them to lind work for, that the idea of having assistants had to he ahandoned. Nevertheless, they have gained valuable experience which should enahle them to edit a very good hook when their turn comes. The class hopes to win the prize with the carnival skit which is being planned, hut as all the other classes have the same hope, only time can decide the winner. lvlemhers ot the class will sell hot dogs at the Fling. Next year it will he ditlieult for the class to live up to the high standards it has set for itself this year, its record will nndouhtahly he splendid in every way, and Piedmont expects much of next year's juniors, 1 1