Redlands High School - Makio Yearbook (Redlands, CA)

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0' Q of ' O 0 ADAMS, EVELYN The best natured woman. What? Club ADAMS, FRANK Preferred by those who make and keep friends. Vice-Pres. Class, '27 Football, '28, '29, '30 ADAMS, TRULA A modern discovery. Hi-Tri VVhat? Club ALTMAN, LINNA That intangible some- thing. Scholarship, '29 What? Club G. A. A. ANDERSON, IESSIE Hasn't fallen yet. What? Club u. S 0 ' ANSHUTZ, ERNEST The vogue in 'shorts'. Basketball, '28, '29, '30 Hi-Y, '28, '29, '30 R Club ATCHISON, BETH It pays to know Beth. Drama. '30 Glee Club, '30 Scholarship Society What? Club Tri-Arts AVILA, MICHAEL Not a substitute. Football, '28, '29, '30 R Club BACON, FRANCI S Be nonchalantf' BARKER, jOllN H365 days oi sunshine a year, Orchestra, '27, '28, '29 Football, '29 Baseball, '29, '30 HLY R Club 1, 1, . ,r U I

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i D. 0 . O . i 20 .. , 0. a.B 4. S 0 ' ' 0 enior Glass . 'l' last we, the members of the senior class of Redlands High V ' 'l School. have reached that goal 6 to which we have been climb- ing through the busy years of high school. Now as we prepare to go out into the world of business, or learning, or professions. we look back on our senior year as the outstanding one of our lives. The treasure hunt was one of the import- ant events of the year. After a tempting breakfast, the seekers folowed a map to the correct spot where the treasure was hidden. Returning to school, a program was given, at which time a play, t l'he Man with the Bowler Hat , was presented. Another memorable occasion was the snow party at Wlrightwood. A peppy group enjoyed snow sports until dinner. after which dancing was the amusement of the evening. The Senior Class Play. t'Captain Apple- jaok . was presented to a large audience in the spring. The cast was well chosen and the play was one of the best ever produced. The profit from this play goes toward a class gift. To enlarge this fund. Senior Day was held at Gair's and Harris'. Stud- ents took the place of the regular clerks on that day and Dart profits were given to the senior class. In athletics, the senior class has been especially active, ln football. basketball. track, and indoor the seniors have been out- standing in their loyalty and labor for Red- lands High School. No doubt the seniors will be greatlv missed in the sports of next year. We leave Redlands High School with a sigh of regret, but take with us ideals and friendships that will be an inspiration to us always. flfl

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REAL, EDNVARD Built for sleep, Glee Club, '29, '30 Band, '28, '29, '30 Orchestra, '29, '30 Track, '29 Tennis, '29 BENEFIEL BERENIS Keeping that sehmtl girl complexion. VVhat? Club BERMUDAS, EVELYN There's a reason. BLECHA, CLARK The wonder boy. BLESCH, JOHN Tennis justifies his existence. Glee Club, '27, '28, '29 Tennis, '27, '28, '29, '30 Mikado , '27 Gypsy Rover , '29 Drums of Oude , '30 Q' O.. ',o 'o BLODGETT, HERBERT Nautical but nice. ll. VV. Football, '28 Basketball, '30 Baseball, '28, '29, '30 Hi-Y R Club BLOOMFIELD, VVALLACE lIere's wonderful news for baby. Track, '30 BOLING, ALENE The Y0uth'S Compan- ion. Cafeteria, '30 Orchestra, '27, '28 BOWLING, MAUDE Decidedly interesting -what? VVhat? Club Tri-Arts BOVVLSBY, STACY ln Chesterfielcls i1's taste, in Stacy it's sprint. Track, '29, '30 R Club