San Rafael High School - Searchlight Yearbook (San Rafael, CA)

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l unior Activities SPRING FALL HIGH LOW OFFICE HIGH I. Cameron M. Leonardi Pferident M. Pelletier M. Crovo E. McNulty Vice-Pref. L. Canziani J. Schuppich A. Smith Secretary B. Ferrario J. Schuppich A. Smith Treafurer B. Ferrario J. McFarland H. Aldridge Reprer. N. McNaughlin Miss Roselli Miss Milliken Advifor Mr. Hildebrand LOW I. Cameron J. Cook J. Schuppich J. Schuppich B. Ferrario Miss Roselli After another successful year the junior Class is very proud of its prominence in both scholarship and athletics. In Heavyweight Football-M. Ctovo, J. Egesri, J. Cardoza, H. Scott, J. Straight, E. Griffin, J. Barnes, R. Camgros. In Heavyweight Basketball-M. Crovo, I. Cameron, Look, E. Griffin, O. Brune, T. Crawford, Kilgore. On the Red 'N White Staff-J. McFarland, H. Aldridge, G. Kaufman, M. Dennis, D. Tesky, A. Turrini. On the Searchlight Staff-V. Ferrari, D. Schieck, E. Griffin. In the Scholarship Society-B. Musante, V. Ferrari, B. Soares, E. Soares, M. Wil- son, A. Simmons, Rossi, G. Fagnani, McFarland, Schuppich, W. Silvers, T. Hill, A. Bettega. In the Circus-J. Cook, G. Wilkinson, A. Minnick, M. Dennis, M. Taxeira, W. Wraight. In the Operetra-D. Sawyer, V. Ferrari, B. Bell, G. Wilkinson, D. Tesky, T. MCGHldCf, Kilgore, M. Dennis, A. Benz, B. Dunlap, H. Aldridge, R. Morgan, L. Elliot, G. Kaufman, McFarland, H. Scott. Page twenly-Jeven

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wxna 611 'S T' 62-. 11551, Wxifxi' '31 , . , ,N 'NI fb '- i f-15515 ,H 3 .LR 'H --: --531, -A 'ISS' gs .Maw-S5 I has ag ,N E17 iff-xiii'-.2 . .-:gs A 4-51 -' .1 im- . 1 f.'Fe,:-v: 9g-1 Ma -R 2,-Mc! -e'zxf ffarfvfwif r VI if .rx ophomores High OFFICERS Low DAVID SHIELDS I Prefieleizt - DAVID SHIELDS VIRGINIA HOBSON - - Vife Prerideizr - - EARL BURNS ROBERT STRECKFUS Seffelezry - - RUTH WATKINS ROBERT STRECKFUS Treizriirer - MARGARET HANSEN T. SMITH ----- Rep. Exec. Cam. - - - VIRGINIA HOBSON The Sophomore Class has shown interest throughout the past year in athletics, dramatics, music, art, and scholarship. They have entered student body activities with enthusiasm. Many make the honor roll regularly and are members of the Scholarship Society. The officers are outstanding in club activities as well as in sports. Mrs. Boeken as advisor is duly proud of their achievements. Football Bezfkeibezll Trace W. Bradley T. Crawford G. Kaufman F. Leonasio E. Nutto Executive Council T. Cardoza A. Russell P. Grattan W. Sievers Swimming R. Cherrigan QI: resh men FALL TERM 1931 OFFICERS SPRING TERM 1932 PETER FERRARSE - - Prerident - - NORMAN LEONASIO NORMAN LEONASIO - Vice Prerident - ANTOINETTE KORNELL IRENE ROSELLI - - Seeretfzry - - - HUGH CASSIDY CARLETTA GLASS ---- Tfeazrurer - - - MARY SILVA ANTOINETTE KORNELL - Rep. Exec. Conn. - - - PETER FERRARSE The Freshman class entering in the fall of 1931 gave evidence of being one of the best groups that S. R. Hi has ever welcomed, and they have lived up to all that has been expected of them. Although they have been with us only a year, already they have definitely placed in all student body activities, appearing in athletics, dra- matics, editorial work, and some have even been known through their scholarship, Their advisor, Mr. Mellen, has a group of which he is justly proud. The Christmas Freshmen with Caesar Bertini as President are working diligently, trying different courses and subjects in an earnest endeavor to accomplish much. They show promise of being worthy students. Several freshmen have shown real promise in studies and are members of the Scholarship Society. Page twenty-eight