San Fernando High School - Orange Blossom Yearbook (San Fernando, CA)

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Wwe J' 'WWW 3 WMV' , ff W fw W Z rw? Class We remember now we first came to San Fernando High, little balls of fluff lost amongst enormous buildings and continually bossed around by I'TlOb5 of frightening giants. We never thought they'd come to consider us human. But they did, after a few months they even let us hold an election, and Clark COYNVUCU became our leader for the remainder of the term. Suddenly we were A-7's. There is nothing more lordly than an A-7. Now it was our turn to scrub the queer little creatures coming into our school, and now it was Jimmy Christensen's turn to serve as class president. For the B-B semester' we turned the helm over to George Pupich followed by Beatrice FIOFGS, OUI' A-3 president By the 9th grade we could see that we were young adults. Feeling very responsible, we chose Pat Gibford to head us in the B-9. Then a strange thing happened. Everybody above us, the entire senior high, moved away to its new location, and we became graduating seniors. Lolita Du Bois was our class presi- dent during this momentous semester, and Art Tompkins was elected Student body president by the whole school. We re- member how we took over the senior glade, how, dressed in our finest, we attended the senior tea, and finally now we stood one spring morn- ing out of doors and received our diplomas, the first class ever to graduate from San Fernando Junior high school. Again we thought we had become little balls of fluff, lost and persecuted in the strange new surroundings of San Fernando High. But much to our surprise we were treated almost equal- ly. And then the time came when we gained respect -- that happening when class I eww, , is . N 5 , 'tj' i s sie: . 2 x ,t m e , si- . X' xv L37 X X -,,, . , . f Q c .... 1 ex 4 , if ,X . fs.. ,, I - 1. sf , ,. .X N' K X W s 'il' -F QSM S ,, ...M 5. s - -et, ' -Fix xlifqaf' . 1- 1-: figs' ' 'i A1 i Q ' X is X W! Q 'N Q- X, QW , f ,, 4 W 'a N' I 9 ' tx E! ff, Q an