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MIL . l.. , .V V FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President ----------------- Leland Fercira Vice-President ------------ Dolores Peters Secretary ----------------- Clara Lawrence Advisor ---------------- F---Mrs. Prescott FRTSHMAN CLASS HISTORY The class of '56 entered San Ramon High on August 29, 1952. Throughout the year the Fresh- men have taken an active part in many of the school activities. At the Girls' League nGct- Togethcru, the Freshmen girls furnished the pro- gram for the entertainment of the other classes. In the Christmas Play, the three leading parts were taken by Freshmen boys. On January 5, the Freshmen gave a Pie and Cake Raffle, which turned out to be quite profi- table. This gave us a beginning for our treasury fund, and with all the enthusiasm and ambition we' have in our class it shouldn't be long before we have a bank account. During the year the Freshman boys have taken part in many athletic activities. There were five Freshman boys on the football team, and our boys took second place in the annual nCross Country Run So far the class has obtained a good start on its high school career, and looks forward with pleasant anticipation to success in the following years. Fresh and shining Fosily dreaming Ever thoughtful and Elylv scheming Hair-brained plots Make teachers gray Earnestly working C?J Hover play!
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n ' V7 n sopsomoas ctwss orricsas President -------------- ----- Douglas Kelly Vice-President -------- ------ David Olsson Secretary ------- ----- ------- Betty Strait Advisors -------- Q ------------- Miss Finney Mr. Cooley SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The class of '55 approached the school with widely varied attitudes. We were all on edge until the Freshman Reception, but after that we felt as if we were full-fledged High School Students. The scholastic coasting was harder than we had expected, and harder than we were ac- customed to, but our representation on the Honor Roll was not sparse, and several Sophomores made C. S. F. r A Being ambitious, to a Freshman-like degree we tried a candy sale and made a few dollars. This year we came back as old timers, and went out at once to chisel '35 in the school an- nals. Our Sophomore Hop, a barn dance, with all the rustic atmosphere, was a great success. The mid-year exams have floated past and we again move another step toward our goal, knowing that the next two years will be equally enjoyable. ----s0pns---- We are the Sophomores, the Sophomores are we, Right on the job as you can always see, And when it comes to making money, We're like bees around the honey, For we are the Sophomores, you see!
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