San Mateo High School - Elm Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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w :If FTW TH E ELM Graduating in Mlid-:Yea11r 1930 I W , . MX. Y ,J, ,, X -1 1 JITNE STITLNIBLES ROYAL IVORY CAROLINE KREISS VVILLIAM COLAGIOVANNI GE!-IALDINE MAUTER DONALD HIYXTABLE .IENNIE MATULICH DORIS DODD RAYMOND KEARY MARGARET von SCHRADER XVILLIAM SPLUDE ANGELENA IRIDIO Xl ELMA TONVNER JOSEPH NOSEK MYRTLE LYONS XVILLIAM ANDREASEN PAGE Z2 M-.. , Q

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:ic I? THE ELM Troubles of Being in the Band By EDWARD NIQAL Senior Baby Pictures and Those Come and Gone and Those Kvith I 0.03 l , Us sun- ovn minutes alter ten. I got 11p from my seat and walked towards U16 LlO0l'. T011 ROXV1 Hi-and now, students, the homework for tomorrow will iLeftto Rightl be I stood aghast at the door, while the teacher explained the ig'g3tefle,lfg'?f0r day's work. XVith a quick glance over 111y shoulder, I looked at the time 0, John 'rochini -six after te11. Finallv she was finished. XVith a sigh of relief I dashed 7' 0f1Q1'1'f0 Vespa ' 10. P11111 McMeachon out the door, tore d0XYll the hall to my locker, threw my books and ran desperately against time to the shop building. VVith a waning hope I sEcoND Row- desperately yanked my clarinet out of its case, and, mustering my last 1- C211'0liU9K09h1eY 11 f- sl -- 111 .1--1 -1 1 1111 th 1' 1 2'Ife eR0Ck JI o speec , 1.111 o ie gy 111. us as was a -way up e s ans 3, Dom Lusardi gave a sigh of relief. I had beaten the bell again. 5- Veronica Regner . . . . r. wfir s 1 1 I think all 111us1cal instruments should be 111ade the same size. Look Chfi1.eIg,,X32,fS at the piccolo! No trouble at allg just put it i11 your pocket. But the Gevrge Cvconi . . . . . sr. vi-1 -C 1 tt' basses. 'Ihey l11t the top ol tl1e doorway a11d every other thing 111 the 11' BLfu,'ff,IAilg1,r:li wav. And then there's the parades that you IIIUSI play in. Pants must be THIRD HOW- washed and ironed, sweaters cleaned, and instruments polished. NVhen gZ:1ff,2fffl':linni . . . ' U' the day of the parade arrives you get out of all afternoon classes, but 3. 121911111-if 13111111-mini what consolation is that ? All I miss is history. band, and gym. The worst part of it is that for 7. June Sfinnbles 011136 I know mv historv assignment. XVhile I get out of band and gym, E ff1111Q1111f1efSf31 Q t ' J. It rances Mclllwain I make up for it doubly to play all afternoon. 11. Alice Holm By this time the parade has been forined and started and I have al- ready got out of step. FOURTH ROW' , , 1. Bernarl Gje lr 'Hey. you! Hes, I mean you! the band leader says, you're all out 3. Au,1re,i.M0g0,:',?Ql1 of step. I get back i11to step, but while marching have an awful time 4- H'ff'f0fASf111i11S v . i. h ' . Y . . V h i . f . 5. Ralph Johnson ieadlng the inusie. A safety -zone is hit, t iowmg me out o step again. up Willard CWWI, Once more the band leader is after me, but I am saved because he goes 7- 501111 N0S9k . . . 10. Saburo Kayria after some other victim. Q XVhen the parade all over, I go with my friend to his car. To our dismay cars have parked in front of it while the street is blocked up, ny., too. Then I reinemlmer that a football game is coming off, so a desper- ate idea pops into my mind: XVhy not go on the sidewalk'?'?'??'? . - - , - 'rox' row- 'I he car is pushed up on the sidewalk a11d we go tearing down, scat- U fm' R, IU l l , .e o 101 tering people to each side, and narrowly avertmg a crash with a tele- 1' DOH 01,911 Phungi 2. Edward Latham . - r. win ch' k. 1 bo on a11d on the troubles of ba11d life come a11d go. When I have Iie1l1,'2rSll1l2fgaTlZ0 a hOlll6XV01'Ii in all four solids, a lllght rehearsal is called, the climax has arrived. But I grit my teeth and struggle on and on. SECOND ROW- ' 1. John Gard IZ. Bud Lenzen 3. Joan Brinkhurst -l. Virginia Thompson 5. Valentine Haven b. Anna Ubbe 11. Bill Hoelle 10. Robert Parker THIRD now- 1. Uaroline Kreiss 3. Eva Riordan 7. C21I'O1fIOII1ll06I'g FOURTH now- 1. Irving XVirgler 3. Andre Rognier 4. Ji1Ck Nagel 24 L-ll Q