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K 'vo ' fy J I msg F5 'N f' s I OT1f8T'LfS DEDICATION FOREWORD FACULTX STAFF SENIORS SENIOR INSIGNIA RENAISSANCE OF SENIOR HISTORH EVERYSENYOR SENIOR WILL SENIOR PROPHEOY IUISIOR SOPHOINIORE FRESHXIAN ADULT EDUCATION LITERARX IUNIOR PLAY GIRLS LEAGUE PLAY SENIOR PLAY OPERETTA STAGECRAFT CLUB BAND AAD SEXTETTE GIRLS GLEE CLUB BOYS GLEE CLUB ORCHESTRA QUARTETTE STUDENT BODY SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETX DEBAIINO IUNIOR CHAINXBEIR OF COXUVIERCE HIY DRAIMATICS AND SCIENCE CLUBS VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURAL EDUCATION VIBE PRUNING AND POULTRY IUDGINC ALL IUDOINO FUTURE FARNIERS FOOTBALL BASKETBALL TENNIS AND TRACK BASEBALL ALUMNI HUMOR CALENDAR EDITORIALS EYCHANGES PATRONS COIxIxIERcExIEIxI WEEK T I I G .7 n fg Plge f J 1 I G - - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - - - - 3 ' ---------- 5 - - - - - - - - - - 7 - - - - - - - - - - 11 - - - - - - - - 19 ' ----- 20 - - - - - - - - - 21 - - - - - - - - - 24 - - - - - - - - 27 I ---------- 30 V - --------- 31 I - --------- 32 ' -------- 33 ' ---------- 37 - - - - - - - - - 45 ' . . ------- 46 - - - - - - - - - 47 - - - - - - - - - - 48 - - - - - - - - 50 I ------- 51 ' -------- 52 I ------ . - - - - - - - - - - - ,54 - - - - - - - - - 55 ' --------- 59 . ' ------- 60 GIRLS' LEAGUE AND BOYS' FEDERATION - - - 61 - ' . ---------- 62 I ----- 63 - ---------- 64 I ----- 65 , ---- 66 I I , ---- 67 , --------- 68 If -------- 69 - - - - - - - - - - 74 , --------- 75 . -------- 77 - - - - - - - - - - 78 - - - - - - - - - - 79 I -----, ----- 8 3 Q ' --------- 85 U 1 ggi W S5 .......... 90 GJ f,Q 'V Y 1' y '-- 93 Q - H- , zfo ' V fn., . . . . V .B .. , 1 ? C4 ,i I '25 R N kv as QP s 'Q W' fi Y Cgoreworcl He who possesses loyalty possesses '1 glft of BYCII pr1ce It hrs been the domrnlnt char1cter1st1c of all hlstory s lllustrlous men and women who have achleved and who have left the results of thrt lCl11CVCIT1C11f to posterrty Loyalty demands truth and truth requires honesty and rnteg r1ty There 19 loyalty to self to honor to persons and to country but wherever our loyalty leads us IIS qu 1l1ty and purpose are the same We smg We Are Loyal San er I-hgh wrth force and wrth the pracncal ev1dence If 1nsp1res No phrase or expresslon of loyalty however often we use It c1n justrfy our clarms to th1s trart unless there are deeds and acts to show that 1K IS a re 1l1ty and not '1 boast Then let us dedrcate ourselves and thls year bool to loyalty loyllty to our school our ldeals our purpose and our progress W1eld1ng thls scepter rn the cause of conquest may th1s book be the emblem of the SCYVICC 1nd loyalty lf has 1nsp1recl iff! H 5 . . ' . ' T L ' . ' 1. . , . 1 2 ' ' . . 1 , N ' . ' - , 0 ' .' 5 7 Q ' , ' A 2 ' , . ' ' as C g - T as - - meaning, but the sincerity of that utterance is commensurate with L , u . , 2 . . '. .K ' . . . L ' ' z ' . . ' ' . si g 1 , ' , . 1 ' .. ' . ' . K9 A . - 1 brec K Q :- - 9 F f' I N f I 4 . V' '43 .? jgfffw' A ' 1 . 3 Q f it I. H aa 1- ft Tir X W , 1 M 6 I .1 ' U 1 . ., 43 . V X , 'gms I Hu , ' ,. . f' I J I ...I 8,517 J' l :,, -. 'j U0 MP' M T, :ms- TT fm.. w H fig... H T KJ' ,T '..,.L, ss- MRS. M:XUDE W. HENDEIRS J. C. SHATMBERGER MRS. I'IIlLIZN QUINN I-IUNTLEY DAYTON ETHEL SPEARMAN WINIFREID CORLEW DOLPHUS XVILLIAMS ALICIE A. HAMMliliI.I I'IAROLD HILTON ROGERS MRS. M. E. NORTON W. L. NORTON Mns. HELEN ,Tomas If 0 Il r MRS. Mom YOUNG FORREST A. BREIBON BRENDA PETTXT C. W. NELSON GRRTRUDE SMITH CIELIA VAZNAIAN STELLA TAYLOR G. S. GRABLE MRS. RUTH Dlczuzv TREVIS REYNOLDS MARY G. BLooM 'X ll, I fa' J cv' Y ' X Cgtaculty .3 uf? CHARLES R CI-IANEX LI.-'RRY G BLOORI FORRFST A BREDON VJINIFRED CORLEW PIUNTLEY DAITON MRS RUTH DICKEX Goss 5 GRABLE ALICE HANIXIERLI MAUDE WHITNIORE HENDERS CLARENCE WM NELSON MRS MARCARE1 E NORTON BRENDA PETTIT IIELEN A QUINN rlREVIS REXNOLDS HAIKOLD HILTON ROGERS C SIIALIBERCER GERTIIUDE SAIITII ET!-IEL SPEARXIAN STELLX TAXLOR DOLI'IlU9 WILLIAMS MRS MORA YOUNG MRS DOIN NLD JONES QELIA VAZNAIAN Plznczpal Englzsh oafnalzsrn Nezuspapez Annzzal Ozatorzcal Bzology Assembly Entertaznment, Sczence Club Pzano Phys1calEa't1cat1on Spozts Boys Fezlefatlon English Hzstory Soc1alSc1ence C of C Hz Y Ofchestza Band Mzzszc Contest Commeiczal Asszstant Prznczpal Merit Connell Physzcs Chemistry Sczence Club Com merczal Adyastlng Com mzttee Home Economics English Dranzatzcs Plays Debates Mechanzcal Afts Aft Sezzfzce Points Stage Scenezy Latin, Spanzsh Selzolarshzp Physical Ealztcatmn Gzfls League Matlzen1atzcs Hzstory Piano Choaus Maszc Contest Mathematzcs Asszstant Pzznczpal Aclwsofy Council School Calendar Board of Control Spanfsh French Dean of Women Secretaz y Assistant Sec: eta: y fSubgccts taught major extra currnculnr 1ctIvItIcs and chaxrmwnshlp of commnttees are lnstedj Q Y Fm.: I 'hr O I O ,' I I I 6 ' f N7 Z 'I , x, - I N f' R . .I ....... ' ' f .. ', f , ' ' I Y I. . I , A A. ' W. ........ f ', ' . . ., '- . I I ...... F ' 1, . ' l . . D. . ' , 7 . ' . XVINFIELD L. NOR'rON .... A gricultare. Future Farmers of America. 1? nuouana I n . ...... f , I - , I .. 1 . . ' . A O . , - ' . I. . - I . ...... . '. ' . - ' . 1 A - . A. .F , ,. K 1 4 1' nonouuu ' I . ' : ' ........ . , - ' . l . . . f. ..... . I ' . ' -T ' , f ' . '. . ..... , . - A - , . . ' K9 9 .f - Q ' T? ,IANIES XY'AL'I'ER SARAH EARL KENN12'rl-x MCCANN Gxzoncm WATERBURY FLORENCE HAND BERTHA TUSOOSIAN I 31 Ah 1' r - -1 'W 2 'Juv f I - - . ..1..wx Y Q ax 1 rr MN ,Sw ' ,, , U vc if H Q A D V g , f C fi g 5 F A fix ., at xl- 1 ' A S ' Q 9' ta Edrtor Buszrzess Manager Asszftanz Edztor Adaertzsrng Manager Senzor amor Sophomore Freshman Calendar Lzterarfy M awe M usrc Or gamzatzons DELIK QWINGS IABIES NELSON HARIIKO OHANiA WALTER DUCKHORR ANNA SETEVCICH FLORENCE HAND EARL L1 ARKE Lx VON JASPER SARAH KOIIGIAA HARUKO OliAXIA SARAH KOIIFIAN IQENNETI-I MCCANR BLACKBURR CooR Or ganrzatrons GEORCIA WA1 ERBURX Athletzcs W ALTER DUCKHORB Athletic: CHESTER GAR XBEDIAN Snaps KENNEI II MCCANN Art IAIXIES P NEI som Alzzrnm o es BERTIIA TUSOIJSIATN Y yprst MMIII DA KFISEIK Each member 0 the .fra has asszsted lrz departrrzent: other than those to whrch he was asszgrzezl Seven f X N fa E Y Q 1 ,qv Sf, J 1 , h SKQEAU ', f' , -lk-G7 f-2 W' .55 N V ' . -.----- Drama ---- - - - - MATILDA KEISER 1 1 A ----f - f L A ' J' I ff ' ' A' ' J I U kv, G4 ' A L X 4' ' ' -4 1 '1 riff! 4 Eg Q AJ LL '. 3252 + Q AX Q 1 jg P 1 , N X gag A Q 3- AA XX, 'gli nn -ni? N t D 5 i 2 I 0 O - fs , ? E 4' - , X7 P M n X X CW? 532+ 5?-iiizififv Uhr QQIIPE1 U U 'lf .. Qi. M ARIS ATKISSON lVl1un'ztr alrrlrurr ls :mfr 1-'x aluuys if Mzlrlv you fum Hr r In-tn Ircasxzrzr strllfr- im Pl Il rent um! guulv I rl X xutrr lu lm mu: 11 aru-rl The Merchant of Venice, I Class cecretary Student 0 y Yrcamrcr Z Class Vice president, C President HiY The Charm School Shakespearean Flay Contest The. Flornt Shop I Class Prcaitlcnt I-'1 Y President Reading Contest One Act Plav Con tear, a e Mi Ad-nu. .nll no 2 J DFLIA OWINGS Ol Du ls our tzlllm' In rblf' rom xtnrl rv rin b 1 no mln Lark nigh! nhl lim irlcs fu rvtrun' Olfl jmfurs Izmfrllnl ours brllrf uallty Struct I Girls League Secrttazy I' ning J C mtrcxal Contact 2 Scholarship Society Awar s om '1cePruitlent Debating Team 3 C C Secregary Salutatornn 4 C S I' Convention 2 4 Echo St1f 1 a Le ttrv, -l Servi 1 dw Interclass Games Honor 3, 4 WALTER DUCKHORN Dots u rlnul lnrx nullfy .wrm vo drawer rl 1 1 ou ilu' Irnm llfbo pcrlrg nrllfv n Jn: hgbls? 1 ur mm mn br 11111 1 If Gl L Club President Class Vice president C runlcnt Pchu Staff Bznltetball Capnm vm,-gl 4 o 1 4 Inttrcaas Roll Scholarship Society 1 I fbi mmf' ucur .um amcs, Baseball Baskttball I 2 ANNA SETIINCICH rn v .1 vrumr 11 no my I rr rlnlrum I tx r ilu nu' fum' Io rv! ,vm I vlmlj Im nmry, my ucv un ull lvrarg Bu ibals rm funn rc rr lr rv! Commercxal Contest Dtbanng Team Wshnngton Program Hag, Conte. t Scrvntc Atvircl 3 Scholarship Society President Echo Rcprt eatatue President of C S l Meeting Valetllctnrnn 4 C C' Director V 4 n ertlw Q Games 3 4 n r Roll ELIZABIYIH SCOTT Whruc rr Ibrres :I .vfwrrb Io far nmrfs Brllq lhzrt ullh lm unl In a jmr ullbonl all :mu :rmorx nlll mul Ofr ulw rrmhln! Bally buzz' shnzd' The Patsv 'F Vice prcsncltnt cf Girls Ltaguc, The Charm School Pyramus and Thxshe Cass Treasure: Pep Club Debating Team Mamas Af fur, Scivicc Awand Take My Advice Girls Ltagut vi cnt, 4 C D nr HENRY ANDRIIAS I rs u rIc'furulul1l1' tfnfr lu Ifre furrmlrul 1 rlwnlr ln' lmv xl Arm' lm: ruful fb: ulJu.n .vrboul ruff: m1lrmnml1' TIIT Wt' will ull lrxli 3' nuln llmt. ' The Merchant o 'cnicc, I- J. C. C. Dircc , Store Committee The I-'lorlst Shop KI-up Lear T e Charm School, Opcrctta Honor Roll, 3: Football Track Del:-ating Team Oratorical Contest Student Body Program Committee, Pep Club Manager Take M7 Advice Student Body President 4- Service Awards -Y . GLADYS MOBERLY Styx '.l1nrIt'r ' rm' llx g' 'r rx . null lv! Sanger H' krmu' 11.'1 r1' lu- r. - Nmr, xcuiars, show gril' or your srbuol :lo your I 1 lul u'1'l1 to 1111 li cs grade in high gmt. cz Patsy, ' . C, C. Dircc or The Charm Scwul ' -S Pc Cuv Class 'tell Leader. Hi-I,ig1ts t ,f-XA. ' Committee, 45 Interclnss Games I, -L L ,S -I if Elf' I'f'Il E 5 ful ff 1 T' f - c ' ' ' J Q ' l fl. L QPF? an 27 'N l ,BIT sh -4-..,, 'Ax ,wif LA YOUNG She was gifted with swift rlaneing feet and a temperament even and sweet, Those are qualities rare, in one that is fair: She was charming, we need not repeat. Enrolled 'Z8g J. C. C. Director, Opcretra, 4. FRED WILFONG Hrs way to the ootllghts he slugs, applause rom the crowzl lomlly rings Hrs tones all like thunder on all Ibat are under Our Calzph, he s greater than lungs Enrolled 28 Operetra HuX J C C Dnrccto Honor 4 Ag Club 3 Tl-IELMA WILLIAMS They say of the girl with rerl hazr that her tamjlers expeetarl Io lare Irritation zs strong when thmgs go wron But or Thelma thats not quite air r- Inrcrclass Games 2 3 4 LOIS VIAU A real drama star I5 Lois Vzan She has never 'mrssezl even a me She hrmgs down the hall and the people all call Why are girls like ur Lozs so ew Baseball Team Plano Quartet 2 Extravagann Charm School Horns: Shop Scrvxcc S Shakespearean Pageant Sec Student Body J Pep Club Gxrls League Reprcsentatnvc Secretary J C C Treasurer G I. Con vcnnon Reading Contest Operctta 4 Plano Accom mst 3 Int rclass fcnms I 2 EARL WILBUR Skinny, his true name rs Earl, leaves school many days m a whirl And then in a rage hes hack on the stage And back zuzlh the same little gxrl Gssscd Junior Hx Y Treasurer ,Iuruor Hx Y Seurclary 2 Charm School Readmg Contest The Flurxst Shop Shakespearean Pageant 3 Sports Adver uslnb Manager Take My Advxce 4 H Y 3 ack l w 1 n l erclass Games 1 2 5 BERTHA TUSOOSIAN So yoyous xs Bertha T Shes happy because she is ree lvlfb lzttle of cafe shes ree as the :ur No wonder shes calm as you sec Glrls Iugue hsctrzvagmnn X L ,Z Twelve 'ff fp Y JW, J -X F7 ,Q f .1 fX. C3 3 Q 17 ' fv' BERT VOICE Hz s om' or afhlehcs 1s Bevf has qoozl, thu! we surely assert Ola bog he can run, he thmks :ls yust un, 13111 he wms, so we rlonl feel hurl C C Ptcsxdent Pep Club 4 HIY Football 3 erclxss Games 2 3 4 T k 1 2 EMMA ROSENTHAL A11 artnt 0 pulelle and brush who splushzs 111 shzulcs that are lush In mngenhz and g1C'l'l1 and fmfs rarely seen, Thr ralorv, like wvhefs all rush Stagen.r1ft Club 3 Intcrclnss Gmes 1 2 3 AVA PIERSON Izulge one by his rienrls has been sfml Avas fl6'l1IIS are all known by the heazl You find she has lzrums, and gladly plums Thr things by which you are mrslezl Class Progrun Stac Scholarshxp Convenncn terclnas Gamns Washsngtnn Progrwm J C C rector Flag Contest 3 Honor Roll Scholnrshxp :cry 1 MALCOLM VIAU Dan Cupid was keen 'lUlfl.7 his rlrnfs am thinking fhnf he knew Iwo htnrfs That beat ns one, he sanl Run, r1111 To Lowlock fhe lmds me your paris The Ch1rm Sthool 3 Vxcc prcsxdunt of Bavs lcd tion 4 Ag lub unxor Hs Y 2 Foot a 1 B w a 3 4 Intercln G mes MABIIL MILLER She rs hnizjzy and 111erry and gay, aml rom Cujml well, 11.0 II not mg Ins! wha! she has :lone wlih rnlenf or 111 1111, But, surely sh has no! mul nay Honnr Roll The Charm School 3 lnterclsss Cnmew Opcrtrtn 4 MARGARET MILES S1l1llIl7g and cheer ul ihats Mlrge, really always to take charge O fmrlzes or plays, and lo spenzl all nys Her cfrcle 0 rzcluls io enlarge Girls Lengm. Treasurer Echo Staff I The Patsy 2 Sccrcurv of Girls league Convcnuon C145 Presndcnt Scholarshxp Soczcty I 2 Servxcc Awards I' or Roll ROBERT SNYDER You .see here a boy you can trust 111 baffle wzlls others robust, Aml ye! you wzll fzml lhat, when hes zu clmm' To lLKlf11l11q lnnnsel he Il adjust Cue Pro1,ram H Y 4 Football Thxrfen I1 0 A ...,,i A v,X Y T alt- J le i 7,1 . 7' J ,.. . ff' 2,1 I. -2-as ,As rf., fu 5 , .. ... ' 1. x. 1 r,f7' 4 L ALICE MEMLEKETIAN Herels Alive, who types just to win: four times she has l11'o't home a pin, Aml certificates more than will go tbro' the floor- Well, tlmfs stretching it some, but sbe kim Interclass Games, 45 Typing Awards, 2, 35 Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4. EDNVIN SHATTUCK Ok, Ezlrlic, without any doubt, is one we X cmzlrl not :lo without. It will not be strange if be zl0esn't change Aml grows to be jolly and stout. Class Vice-president, lg Intcrclass Games, 2, 3, 4. LAURA LUTHER Om- who liked to :lo everything well, and zlesirerl always to exeellg A ,goocl referee: of eonrse you can see Sbe'1l' be goorl in 'wbatezfer'befell. Inlcrclass Games, Zg Honor Roll, 45 Class Programs, 1, 2. JOHN OWEN Insjzirerl, with brush sillcs makes mlesigns that are quaint, .Resenzbling old pots spots. Nou' wonl1lu't mel: work make a saint? and with paint on that are rolorezl in Art Exhibits, 3, 45 Intcrclmss Teams, 2, 3, 4. VALENTINE KRIKORIAN A girl who makes frienrls with but few, but who to these few is true. Val goes ber own way, but sbe'll always 'MJD just let me anal I'll be yours, too. Flag Contest, Debating Sub., 35 Honor Roll, l, 3, 4, Intcrclass Teams, I, 2, 3, 4. rv JAMES NELSON In bawball, in art, mul in news this fellow will lnrl all thi Llms To lffc s kuottg twists the :sms and :sts Arr! bane narg u moment for blues Rmdnnvz Contest Tcnnxs Tewm Stage Crew 3 Echo Staff Gold S Pm Award football Manager C C Dnrcctcr Typmg Awards Atl-nlctxc Sweater Award 4 r1ck 1 uu 1 astctball 3 Bascn n crclass Teams l 3 Y X. I'0nrtf-en ALBERT MALAKIAN As carefree as einer roulzl be be thought of bis lessons with Gee, Theres no use fo :lo ibemg for ibey really hem One in, when o11e's looking for glee. SARAH KOJIGIAN Wilb calmness, e111lea11or, and will she qziiefly worlzs, to fulfill A jmrfrose-it's fate: she works early ami late, While slowly rezvolves Ibc gods' -mill. MATILDA KEISER Now bere is ll Jekyll and Hyde, for rlrol- lery seems to abirle lViIla serlaleness mul style and much fhafs - 'worth wbileg This fart one will scarcely derirle. Typing Awards, 2, 3: Office Work, Class Hi-Lights Representative, 4, Honor Roll, 1, 2, 3, 4. HENRY METZLER Ho, I am lbe fellow lo wing I care noi fo make a greal din. The baskelball rolls right up to fbe goal, Aml of course I lei if go in. Vine Prunning Contest, J, J. C. C, Director, Bausc- ball, 43 Hi-Y, Dairy Cattle Judging Contest, J, 45 Football, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, Ag Club, Intel-class Games 1, 2, 3, 4. ROXIE JOSEPH' How sweet and how clear is her voice-lo bear ii all people rejoice, lt's rlurk is ber hair, mul her faee -very fair, We agree flu-re's no question of fboice. Debating Sub, Jg Class Programs, 1, 25 Intcrclnss Games, l, 2, 3, HELEN HOLLOWAY Her l1air's a kim! offen culled reall. Ami, of course, one will know '1uhat's been saiilg But really, you know, assumption will show Tlnat oflen one can be misled. Enrolled '28g Intcrclnss Games, Jg Honor Roll, 4: Typing Awards, J. 4. PRESTON MCCANN Preslorfs a typical lad of a mixlure of good and Ihr: bad, Being bail in the sense that on misrbief bak lveni- - His pranks fberefore 1107131 make us mail. ' Interclnss Games, 1, Z, 3. ...mx X: '- Q ' affsz:fezzMll,,'ll . iiszxfeezfez, 4 gg mfg SSQESJSSSUN rm l 'W l 5 X 4 X rx fl 'ip-1 f- X I I 59 ill i J' ff Diff i - I-Ka Ivfleeii ,NN ' f gu lly , Wzzv '50 n WN 57 ww ,. ., . - s., ... :.: , W lr-raw IIN y' .uwskp A , if- MAlKlE CAST Sbcfs fricmlly azzrl faifbful and frzwg sbr always has so murb lo :los . Collecting alll dues im! gives lJvrfb:'lvl11:'s- In bm' place wz rI rzcl ffm! way, foo. Gxrls Icwgue Treasurer Gxrls lc1guc Convennon C C Dxrccror I Inturclass Grncs 3 4 TNO LFNCIONI Gmas .vmajmbolle plnyngs noi mn H likes all ilu ,girls :lark or an Hz plays 111 lbc burn! ni qumcs, 111111 :ts qraml To su' lhz an uszfors sian Scholarslup Soclcxy 1 Track Sc,l1ol1rslnp Socxety Tran urcr Class Vncc prcsnclc-at Chss Treasurer Boys lcderumn Sn ruary 'md Treasurer C, C Sccrc ry C C Treasurer Student Body Trcasu cr B ys ledclanon lrcsnlnnr Pep Club Snxaplxone Sex arte 4 onnr R ll I Suv: x ml In L Llnss :mes 1 VLRNA ERICKSON A11 imlnshmus gnl is sbp, not ,guru fo qua! wjmrtu, Plays piano wzfb mlgbi, ulmb 15 walls' qwla 1z,gbf, Wfllb 1ubntc'z1rr you my sbc Il agwc nc Llxarn bclmol j C C Dxrec Sc re ary :mul Treasure: of Gxxls Glue Club Sclmularshxp Socxery 4 Honor Roll 2 4 DORIS IIRICKSON Qbev jolly, mul bajslny, foo, but a'oesn I like fo :ln Spamsb and history mnlh or ,gromriry Slac says fha! they mnkr hu' jul blue Nhght School Proqrmrns F R HUDSON A labour: rm! 0 Ibn bod, an arllst 0 leftrrs is Roll Hn lclicrmgs nm! ILL mul not 1017 :rf I-11: walk does not lcml fo the sod Class Screzuy Re-admg Lonncsr 1 Jumor HAY Prnsxdcnt 2 Llbllt Tuchnxuan HAY bccrctary -9 mor HIY 1 2 t Exlubxt 2 x C Dnrecmr Srudcnr Body Pubhcxq Ahern Arhlcuc Ad 1. txsmg Agent 3 4 Sig Lrcw Z 3 4 LOIS LNGLAND Yes Lozs is rlourmzug and swmvl, sl calm mul so 'ltiy ncai Its qmlc mcorraaf fo my shell obyccf To bernfs bcmg laid at bzr Let lntcrclass Games Nvashlngtuu Progmm 2 Spnmslx xugrnm was? fs N-Y ' gf l .1 J 1 LEO GOSTANIAN Hvr1 x Leo, a foolliall rrmu, his nnim' is Goslrmiau. HL' ffll'kll'.Y 'vm low, and over fhvy go, Y0l1'll fiml him in fron! of the -win. l'Ii-Y, 3, 4: lntcrclass Games, 2, 3, -lg I. C. C. Di- rector, Football, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4. GERTRUDE DUCliHORN jolly, and kind, and sweet is she, palicizf anal mlm, as you can ser, sim has done her work -well, as records now tell, For a lvncber she 'zuanfs fo lie. Sclmlnrslnp Society, 49 Honor Roll, l, 4, Class Teams, 3, 4.' ELIZABETH CONSTANZ Eliznlwtb Conshmz is sem wilh rlfmureizrss ami silenl rlemerm. In fj'lill7g,S her skill, -we're sure lhat she will S1rcm'ed in her work, for she's keen! Commercial Contest, 2, -Interclnss Games, Honor Roll, 4, Typing Awards, 2, 3. TOM GOOGOOIAN Now Tom is ri real foolbull slzlr: he irzrklvs 'cm low, with ri jurg When he cmrivx the lzall, he .shows heels to ,cm all, Aurl uinkm yarrlagc' high alvovc' llllf. Baseball, -lg Hi-Y, J. C. C, Director, 3, 4, Intcrclnss Games, 2, 3, 4, Football, I, 2, 5, 4. ALICE CONDRY A iulkaliuf girl is Alive: buf lwrhajms she hears no malice, Shi' is Ullf for joy, ami XOIl1ff'filill'.Y .vhr'x my As the roses in ihe chalirc. Typing Awards, Interclass Games, I, 2. ROXIE CHAKURIAN Hcrzfs Roxie, a slmlenf of url: in sv ru vmrfciizg shi: plays a jmrf. Some staffs must be tial while others ' rlyctlg Anil Roxie is good from Ihr' slarf. Girls' League llxtravngunzn, 3. JACK CLARK A cajzfnin of fooilmll, 'lhough shy-elreferl fha' scribe of Hi-Y, ln zziwtifigx he slept-the llli1lIlf1'S 1l!l'l't'l17f kept. Of wha! was he tbinlzing-aim' why? junior Hi-Y President, Opereun, 2: Football Captain, Baseball, Hi-Y Secretary, Stage Crew Manager, 49 Jun- ior Hi-Y. l, 2, Hi-Y, 3, 4, Football, 1, Z, 4, Stage Crew, 2, 3, 4, Interclass Teams, I, 2, 3, 4. W l ,XQ I is Fflkixflllekifvl I ' . e , 0 L XJBP7 E3 57 'N Xxx ,. u JOYBELLE CAIN Ioybelle, who playx violin, saws al it thru f fhicla and thru lhin. Sha draws on the bow with rythm just so, A1111 little black noles brush her chin. Flag Contest, 3. ' ZAVEN CHOOLJIAN To zrlrlle hzs old wolm, as onward througl ll 1- Zavcn wmx A place mong the sfars o fhe stnngs anal the bars, :ll be honor enough in the :lm The Merchant of Venlcc 1 Debatxng Sul: J C L Dxrcttor J Service S I-In Y Student Body Store Commltlec Fxnnnce Lommlnce 4 Scholarshnp Socxety mmm 2 r Roll Q EDITH BRIGHTMAN 4 womler ul sznger was she, she 'ufarblefl u gay mmhoree Oh how, questlancd she, yuvt how would rl be lf you all had lo xmg wzfhouf nw? Operertn Voc1l Quurer Vncc presxdent of J C C L06 MARIE BART'-IULI lust any good part in n play may he hanrlezl Marin, and .vhe Il say, Oh, zsn I xt me to rccelw surh a lun' U A1111 :hr meam zl xhc ads every way Class Txcasurer Merchant of Vemce 1 Gxrls League Rcprucnlatxvc 2 The Charm School Gxrls League IIxtr1v1np,.1nz:A J Debnung Team Pep Club m-as Affur Operctta Scrvxcc S 4 I C C Dlreczor Sclxolarslnp Socxety Gxrls Arh euc Manager 3 4 Honor Roll lnterclnss Games I Z 3 4 JAC ALOOJIAN K ack v uahual ln all junfv he takr: wllam 0 hmzsrl ran he make Or policeman or lvautlzl howmer he plan 11011 11 Bn! lo fudge him by lxartx 15 mlsfake Enrolled Z8 HxY Operutu 4 Football Bnlrcrbnll KEN ETH MESSENGER Cnot m pxcturej N I jrmllirys a goorl occupation to win lhzc 'wuz worlds xalulatzon Then fha wreath o full ame Wzll he crozanmq K nx name, For alrtady ht .v zum approlmhon Lender for l Grammar School Ag Dxrccrcr of 1 Gram: m1r School 4 football I 4 Poultry Contest 1 sf Eighteen Eu J ff 5? z,.x ,S A .4 l . ll I. 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' C6716 flknazssance 0 Semofr Cyfzstory PRIMITIVE AGE In the year 1926 some bands of fearless heathen people Cl 1.115111 after plunder and adventure arr1ved at the Gates of Sxnger I-hgh Because they were compos1tes of numerous clans each d1stmgu1shed from the other by IIS anc1ent customs It was found dnflcult to umfy themselves Before long however all the tr1bes agreed to choose one b1g chlef B1g Chlef M1les taught her people to accustom themselves to the1r surroundm s They proved successful 111 the1r contacts w1th the1r more C1V1l1ZCCl ne1ghbors part1cularly 111 the battle w1th th Sophomore trlbe AGE OF CHIVALRY From a rude trxbe of pr1m1t1ve people they developed w1th1n a Slllglfi ye lf 1nto bold ch1valrous kmghts Thelr old leader was retamed and she now ruled as the Lord of the domam By Ih1S t1me they had abandoned the1r ancestr 11 1deas md hld endewored to adopt themselves to h1gher C1V1l1f11l1O1l Yet they were st1ll r1ther w1ld 1nd some went on kmgh ly quests seekmg for the unseen As 15 usual after W1ld goose chtses a few fuled to return but t1me went on 1nto the COLONIAL AGE A v1tal need for reformatxon showed 1tself 1n th1s new ave A group of enthu srasts spread the 1dea of progress and the trrbe uned new followers They dec1ded to cross the great sea of darkness mto the land of hope and l1berty It was 1n September that year that a small crew of hardy Hghtmg people boarded the sh1p Iumor Class Iust before the1r embarkment they drew up .1 compact of laws of governmg for the ensumg year Governor Savage 1mmed11tely began to enact these laws These p1oneers found the new 11nd vast th1s was the place to make real the1r asp1rat1o11s Lovers of freedom they worked hard for the cause Th y fought for freedom of speech and gamed lf A SCFICS of debates were held 1n wh1ch they practlced th If rl ht They establlshed f1'1C1ldSh1p Wlth a group of h1ghly educated CI1tl'1L1SlJSfS and worked halmontously wxth them But there came the t1me when the1r fr1ends were to leave them In June the crew of the Iumor gave a feast 111 the1r honor and bade them flrevs ell MODERN AGE ln the fall of 1928 they chmbed a great stalr at the top of Wl1lCl'1 they found .1 new age Fmdmg It d1Herent from other exper1ences some were drscouraged and d1d not choose to go on whtle others had the w1ll power and self rehance Now came the test of the1r 11 e could they light the1r way through? Althou h unexpenenced they worked to achxeve the1r deslres They had now found that wh1ch to them 111 the prevtous ye 1rs was the unseen the hght of knowledge f Ll' F H P I I . if . . C , - .. g C ' , U ' a . ' .' 'Q 9 ' 9 J X gm p . C . . ., L ' C . , c . ' . . c. ,c ' '. ' ' 1 ' ' '. 2 ' . 1 1 L K . . . 1 ' ,1 ' 'Q . ' : . ' . 1' ,. 2' , ' ' U 4 1 'o. ' ' .,. ga . 7 . . i . L 5 C I I , l ' . KG 0 I 59 ' I . . . ' . 1' c . 1. 1 I 42. 1 . t 2 S . r . . . , A . . e g . .' . . . l . 2 .g 5 4 . . , K . tc ' av ' ' - 1 , . ' 7 . . QU' . . . . . , . t Q V ' ' ' ' ' I . .L. . U L. - U G U ' f ' . .. X . . - 1 l n- ns- as , 5 7 Q A I ' F- f N Aa '- Q 4 T1' ufy 7 svq- 4 ?1 r 0 :J .- Q X I k J-- , J J' nv Q Q U , I If Cv 61' Nr LJ 91 x N 01 53 Efuerysenyor Unyon I-Iye Slxoole sendyth her messenger Fellflwshyp to somon the Senyor class of 30 to come and gyve 21 counte of theyr lyves thys skoole and IS 11 miner of a mor 111 play Fellawshyp I pr ly you all gyve your .ludyence And here thys miter wyth reverence In form a rnorflll playe The somonynge of Senyors called If is Thynlte ye four years the endyngep Tis only the be ynnynge Of lyfe s swete lessons gyvyng Ye the present your good dedes to reveal And now all ye who m 1ye gyve elrs Ye morrills s'1y Knowledge Spelxeth O Gracyous Echo here in thy rnfqesty perceyve I All cre ltures who to me hw been moost lxynde How ryche are they who lyveth by the mynde Ryght well have all been t1 ue to me But Ava Pierson do I see and Anna S 111 compyngne And good the fflythe had they in me Strengthe Spelxeth Full ready gyve I honor due To Clark and Metzler Duclxhorn too Aloojian Andreas Atkisson' Many the dedes of prowess done In manly strengthe, by these stronge sons. Equal dedes in strengths hav proved Googooian, Gostanian, Voice and Viaug Messenger, Snyder-all were true. Pleasure Speketh: Every man lyveth so after his own pleasure. I shewe thee who doth spend some leisure- To me hath Shattuck been a frende, As dyde Earl Wilbur his hande lencle. The Misses Miller, Condry, Young, All dyde delyght in youthful fun, Malakian, too is mine own son. Twvnfy-one Am 'f 'V ' If L2 ' ll 1 1 0 4 1- ' 511 ,D 11' Q R Q- N Here begynneth a treatyse how the far-sounding Echo of San re , . Y ' in 1 , ' '1 2 U ' , 3 7' 9 L f 3 , . U I 9 ' U . , U . ., , . . 1 , 1 .g , 4- . . r I , , C I on 3 y Q I 1 1 ' a 9 V 51 -- get 'ff XT 4 JV. fi: t Jw ,X Q I rr 'NN V, ,W I L Efuefrysenyor fConcinuedD Freedom Speketh What wolde ye Pleasure they shoulde do? In swete close harmony lyve I Wyth you They lyved wlth you and lvved Wyth me In unrestramed pleasures free McCann 'md Owen dyde by me byde Not me dyde Mlss W1ll1 uns deny M195 Barthuh for mv care free haunts oft dyde syghe Love of Beaute Speketh In my bolxe of rel enynbe Fynde I mumy l yndes ot love Love ynoughe to fyll llle be lute Love as twene became 1 duty Arts pretvous teachynb f o yere to yere Not forsaken Wert by Ilmes Nelson there Nere to Rod Hudson amonge yon great th on Lovers of art and ITILISIC and songe Ioybelle Cam caught the spyryte of muslque Edythe B tlryed Where eer there welt songe Lyved drftmts muse Scott and V11u amonge Wyth manye 1 Uracvous love of be lLl e Full well le lrneth Rove Chal ur1 In Arts precyous lessons of And Wyth goodly sltvll exhybyted If Emma Aye longe hlst thou 'llle my heretely love Courtesy bpelseth Courtesy 1n 1tself ln ut IS Mane Gftst huh found the treasure Of .1 qu1et voyce and mlner Fynde I her Wythyn my pleasure Mar aret Mxles doth Well me I now In my bol e IS Wrrt her mme Love I Gmo LCIICIOIII Ch1V1lllC son w1th 111 mt lyme Zlven Chooluan and Fred Wxlfon Flythe hw they been nynhe to me uletness hlth IIS own helute Iossesses ll Ehzlbeth C Loves my Good guns Vllenune K Fogete not Alyce nor Helen I-Iollowt Laura L 1nd Bertht T Lovers too rre of me Courtesy ll L J .7 f J . 5 4 3 ' , .- ' Z Z A x I L ' s m a , Q , . 1 Q 2, ' T 2 2 1 ' 2 . . ,L , L L . ,. , V . 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Q U J. 2 . .J 1 - 2, LY. 2 ' .2 2 . 4 ' I 7 , ,. , . .3 rt Q as .A 3 T 'rnfy-lun NTI 2 21.6 ' I x T9 .IU 0 ' Q' QQ' 3 rs S L X1 . .ff Q9 ,ilk Efuerysenyor Iollyte Spelseth O noble Echo lol eth not Only upon the subdued But know me for myne own swlxe And let me poynte to you Dorls Encltson 'md Gertrude D My robust daughters of jollyte At cares of lyfe they lolxe 'md smyle Theyr wreathed smyles lre Well worthwhyle Kynrede Speketh Kynrede abydeth 111 fjentleness It bespelketh 21 be'1ut1ful he te So lyve I Wyth Lo1s Iqngbl md For she hflth set me tpart Instructed I Verna Errcl son Beloved by Kynrede 19 she And Roxle Ioseph and Sal 1h KOI1g11H Sh'1lt 'xlw lys be clnymed by me Wytness Spelteth A clever mynde ts clever mdede If Wytty Wyse lf be Mltlldl Kerser 1nd Glwdys Moherly Out yonder O Echo see A jest 1 turnrng 1 trrp of the ton ue Full well they know thflt me they hw won Fellwvshyp Spelxeth Ye morfllls hw gyven 1 rekenynge And now O Doctour the epxlogue Thxt alle 1n our presence mqy here Doctour Thys morlll sl ol lrs ml e 111 rnynde Ye herels twke If olde 1nd younge To fllse moralls never lende They wylt deceyve ye yn the ende Lyve thy lyfe yn lyfes vrrst skoole Wyth Good fftythe abyde 1ts rule Fro fllle evyl thy thots sencle For dedes men do lyve 'after them FINIS Thus endeth thys morlll playe of the Senvors of 30 IU ARQ KS Gs KCD7lfi1114EL1J 9 il 5 ' c ., , c Z . T ' 9 z . r , ' 1 Ya , ' ' 4. . 1 . , ' 'z . c 1. 1 . l ' 3 2 z z . . y 1 a ' ' 1 -. --. g g 1 ' 1 J L . N . . ' : 1, c 1. 7 1 I ken are crystal clere, 7 ! ' z ' . . . . 2 , 1 z ., ..: ' 1 '. . ' , 2 ' . z . ' - D - V ., . ' 3 O' C v w 7 C J U . , . Q gg . 1 - - . f . G2 9 'W A . :JN T vuty-fbree 'Q L- - l 'z T C f Q ,f, f 1 , . , , P J Pl ,. was T021 It IS w1th profound regret that we the ben1or Class of 1930 leave th1s thr1v1ng school of wh1ch we have been so long a part The POSSCSSIOHG whlch we have purposefully and carefully acqulred we do hereby bestow upon those who w1ll apprec11te them and profit most from them As an express1on of our enerous and unsehsh natures we leave to the Iun1or Class all excellent qual1t1es personal charms and bxds to greatness needed bv them to strengthen thexr II1ll1ClS already weakened by too much studv and to en hance the1r personal appearance that they may slup yoyfully through the last and eas1est year as we have done We leave to the Sophomores our eff1c1ent method of translatlng Caisar and Casa De Las Cuervas They are also welcome to ou1 snap courses IH bonehead mathematlcs and El1gl1Sl'l How could they r1se vuthout them? To the Frosh most 1mportant of all we w1ll leave some f1sh frogs turtles and other ammals carefully preserved 1n formaldehyde We hope they wlll be appre crated Upon our beloved tea hers who have so pat1ently labored w1th us these n1ne long months we bestow all of the knowledge that we have fa1led to acqulre all the exams we have flunlaed IH and the handle wrth care qual1ty wh1ch we needed when 1n attendance upon classes MARIE BART!-IULI leaves her control over Mr Grable to Myrtle Englent But perhaps Myrtle doesn t l1Le plnlt papers HENRY ANDREAS h1s pos1t1on as All Amerlcan Cackle on the Glee Club to Carl MATILDA KEISER her 1nterest 1n typlng especlally for the H1L1ghts to Queenle Mlll-.as1an and Eugene Coffman She says If takes some t1me to bulld that IHKCFCSE hut 1t w1ll come Lots ENGLAND her seat bCS1dC a certaln m1lltman to Al1ce Z1nn IACK ALOOIIAN h1s role as b1 ch1ef IH the operettas to W1lbur Iohnston or Harper Gabnelson They are both tough DELIA OWINGS her ease 111 copyreadmg and FCWIIIC to Kenneth Skoonberg and Lo1s CFOZICF Kenneth wouldn t have t1me then to argue nor Lo1s to sell I1CkCfS In1Es NELsoN h1s cartoorung and feature SIOYICS to Kenneth McCann and Evelyn Morrow Doms ERICKSON her attempts at Wllllllflg the g1rls tenn1s champ1onsh1p to Maude Nelson and Allena Hormng HELEN HOLLOWAY an unmlstakable sense of Irlsh humor to Lou1se Meehan Ind V1v1en M1ChHCl11Il MALCOLLI VIAU h1s off trclxle runs 1n football to Wllthon Black H15 passxng ab1l1ty he leaves w1th Thurman Powell Lfll 4. 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I 1- T1 1 31-four f 1 f x J ' A 1, 56555 S kv L 7,021 MARIE GAST her fr1endlv dIsposIt1on Ind speedball abIlIty to ElsIe Klemm and Alma Iensen The more the better LAURA LUTHER her flapper role dlsplayed at the football games to Florence Hand and Ellen P1St1CCl1l0 Theres nothlng lIke changmg personal1tIes BERT VOICE hIs stoutness and pufflng abIlIty as a sprmter to Paul Mazuskl and MasamI Arlta MARGARET MILES her abIlIty In blushmg when the SCIIIOI' boys crowd around her to GIlbertI Burnett ExIIxIA ROSENTHAL her tIe dyes to GeorgIa Waterbury md Dorothy Thomp son Maybe they would hke to dye JACK CLARK hIs E Q HIcks ablllty to Ray Washburn ELIZABETH SCOTT her eager response when a speech 15 needed to RIchard Perry and jasper Havens An outlIIIe wIll not be needed BERFHA TUSOOSIAN her fhrty ways to Suren Chooljlln Suren Is too serrous aII way ZAVEN CHOOLIIAN hIs In abIlIty to pester teachers when he collects absence slIps to Gladys KOl1CllhldD and Dm Vas1lovIch ALICE MENILEKEFIAN her many commercIal awards to Harold Sohgan and Evan Gruhth who can well use the touch system for lefnble outlInes THELMA WILLI4hlS her remarkable system of dom bonehead math to Lena TWHZI and Hazel MIssak1an ARVILLA YOUM' two pInk slIps paper to Paul Burns and Fred Helzer They must have been a ChrIstmas present from some teacher LOIS VIAU her sparkhng eyes to Paullne Posson That wIll Ive Paulme I double share of sparkle LEO GOSTAWIAN h1s long splrally punts and P K s rootIng to Alex Krum Alex really should have these SARAH KOIICIAN her never dylng smlle her typlng ab1lIty and her taklng wavs wlth the boys to Pearl Fauver ELWAEETII CONSTANZ a gallon yar of Ink and a few rusty pens to Haruko Ohama As next year s edItor she can use them EARL WILBUR hls bIg bass voIce to two boy sopranos MWTIOH Chaney and Barrv Crutchfleld GERTRUDE DUCKHORN her nIckname of Dutz to Evelyn Rhemgans EDITH BRII HTNIAN her task of Slllglllg at a football banquet to Florence Chaney and Anna BerkovIch A duet would be good ROBERT SNYDER leaves the school Those who are loyal accept It RGXIE CHAKURIAN the auburn tlllt of her ha1r to Marguente Moore IOYBELLE CAIN her v1olIn bow to others who mIght need a bow beau per haps to Paullne Bechtold or VIvIaII Anderson IU! A , NVQ 'es We Q I R - ra ll ' fContinuedl , . I . . . 1 4 . . K. . . , . . , s I' C. L ' I' ', ' , ' - . l' 4 L ' L . ' as - 7 av . ' - , . . . . , C . . . ' ' , ' ' 1 . '. ' ., . y . . A A. 4 H . . A . I ' ' I . X I , .' . c , 1. U . ' ' CK 7, . A . , . g L MARIS ATKISSON, his idea of romance a-la-rumble-seat to Verna Davis. I ,, . ' ' Q J . . ' C x 1 , - . ' ' . ' . A ' g' ' 2 . ' . U ' , 1 I , . . . I 1 . K . , . L . . , C 7. 4 - , L 'C . E K , . C Ls A L x I. o V . , I. w c . v ' , f - L 1 . ' , cc 39 ' , . . I I , 1, ' ' ' 1 Q 1 -' 6 , . . . . 2 ' , . . p C 5- - gg . . ' ' - . . I 3 '. 5 v.X T Mr. - T 'lify-fhilfs N Ti I .ff A f ' A E , - C J QPF? . A W6 F5 MN f-A F1 I I , . ROGER HUDSON a smart stream l1ned roadster park1n hghts mcluded to Marvel FI'1SCl1 and Blackburn Cook JOHN OWEN h1s shck ha1rcOmb and block prlntlllg ab1l1ty to Allffalllg TOf1gl811 GLADYS MOBERLH her loyal support of the school teams to Ina Mae Forbes 1nd Eda Del Puppo AVA PIERSON her very emlnent love of Caesar and Crcero to Esther T1pton KENNETH MESSENGER h1s football socks to whoever f1lls h1s shoes Albert Saroyan do you want them? WALTER DUCKHORN h1s uncanny eye for go lls 111 basketball to Vxctor Rlce and Haley Greenfleld H15 Oflglflill poems he leaves to Yosh1e Ar1ta ANNA SETENCICH that marvelous ease of makmg the Scholarshlp Socxety t Dorothy Hemtz and Eula H111 TOM GOOCOOIAN IH old roadster w1thout engme or txres but plentv of wxse cracks on If to W1lma Powell and Tommy Woodward MABEL MILLER a locl of her jet black half to Gertrude Stemhauer FRED WILFONG h1s ab1l1ty to ra1se hogs for Ag Club projects to Rosemary Dougjlass 1nd lawrence Paden VALENTINE KRIRORIAN her economlc notebook 1n It must be Greek to laumlko N1Sh1Oh1 HENRY MET7LER atter three days of med1tat1ng decxded to let Dorothy Cooper have h1s sweet and melod1ous volce ALICE CONDRY her wonderful affect1onfo1 the Merlt System to 1-lCl'd1l11l1Cl Preuss GINO LENCIONI h1s posltxon as treasurer of almost all of the school orgamza tlons to Pauhne HUtChlSOD R1Ch1FCl9011 and Theron Boone PRESTON MCCANR h1s red necktle faded socks and h1s p e per1od to Rosa mond Graff VERRA ERICKSON her broad unl1m1ted knowledge of Spamsh to Lora Brrdges EDWIN SHATTUOR h1s mte est xn mathematrcs to two others who enloy th1s Newtom 111 amusement Wesley Amesbury and Wilma Merrrman ALBERT MALAKIAN an extemporaneous speech he forgot to dehver 111 En llsh class to Marlo Denmn or lack Hazelton They cln fllp a co1n for It This completes the llst w1ll of the class of 30 We do not guarantee th1s man uscrlpt to be perfect but the document has been censured and scored soundly by everyone o k d by none and reproved by all WIEIICSSCA by Hrzzoner Kenneth Bosserman P S To the mld term Iumors we leave recommendauons for qtuck work Twenty :za n J tn f J I fCoutinuecD . , -. C , C I. g . . 5 , . . . c , . . .. . . . . 3 X , C ' . . . , . L 7 . . l , . , 2 . 1 . . , . ' c 'l Q . O x 1,2 . . . K 1 . - , . Q ' - ' ' . . . . . . ,, ,, . , . . . . Y .. 1 A . . Y , . . -4. , , . C . 1 , . 1 I . 4 . 2 ' Lx ' ROXIE JOSEPH, two old grasshoppers preserved in formaldehyde to Charles I I C u S. A n Y, .L ' l , ' K . I I . - 7, .L . T S . K L . . . , 'L , . . ' . . , g' ' U . ' . z ' ' '. ' o ' 4 . , I r - l r ' I , R , q u J 5 C 1 KD , , ' - ' C ' ' . GJ F' A Q fs' ' 3 1? 2 - . V . ' p ge 1.1.6 Y- 3 1. .5 - , - . f 1 kv A Q Q la T 'I'u'rnfy-seven E Trophecy Athens Greece June 14 1955 De1r Dcl11 Of 1ll h1rrow1nv experiences of all drastic occurrences my dear it wis simpll tremendous' Why Im positively ichin to tell some one Dont ask wh1t simply too squelched to tell you until I et my breath Im l1Ot Going to write gobs of stuff just 1 few brief remarks you know Of course you know Ive been travel ing quite 1 good de il lttely I w1s in Ind11 three diys igo now I m here Ive been here two d1ys 1nd oh u ss how I did it Zeppelin my de ir girl all by my louelv I tool two lessons and well to sly the least the thing pr1ct1c1llv Hew itself over here When I emb1rl ed I knew ld 11nd somewhere but how on Plrn lssus was I to know th it the ship would picl Greece? Well we crashed and the people that picked up the pieces informed me that I w1s welcome to Greece It s the 11st coun try that I would h1ve thou ht of visiting Why Dee dont you remember hovi poetry Greek wars and Greek Greel Greel P The or1cles espec11llyl I thought th1t of 111 Greek things they were the worst And nova I find myself 1ctu1lly thrust into the llnd of th frods 1nd of the or icles I believe th1t if I h1d a tube of Le P1ge s I would htve glued the old Zep to ether and r1sl ed 1 fall into the Mediter r1nean rither th1n stty in Greece But since I was here and there w1s nothing else to do I went sight seeing yesterd1y Well yesterday you know w1s sort of 1n 1nn1versary l1WC1'1Iyf1VC ye1rs since we graduated from S1nger I-I1 h As l s11d I went si ht seeing 'llld believe me when I ffot thro I lnew 1 he1p more than I did when I started As I wx ilked down M1111 Street only they dont c1ll it th1t in Athens I S'1VI the shop of an old Greek philosopher. I went in 'llld asked him to tell me anything of 1ny importance th1t he knew 1bout his country. H rattled off 1 lot 1bout gods and goddesses 1nd such things 'md flll'llly he c1me to oracles. Cee it was like meetin a long lost enemy. I s1id th1t he needn t go any f'1I'thCI' th1t I didnt believe in or1cles 1nd that I h1d 'lbsolutely no desire to hear about them. He l1ughed 1nd said th1t if I wanted some fun I could go out to a pl1ce c1lled Delphi and there Id find 1 re1l oracle-out of curiosity I went and here be inneth my t1le. In Delphi I s1w 1 little boy 1nd he in exch1nge for 1 qu1rter, told me that there was a cave called the Or1cle s c1ve 1bout two miles from town in a sm11l forest. I decided to walk out there 1nd soon came to an openin ' to 1 cave. To me it looked no different from any other c1ve but it must h1ve been since it w1s supposed to be the h1bit1t of -in oracle. I s1t down with my back against 1 tree 1nd waited for something to h1ppen. I dont know what I expected but it must h1ve been something. The old philosopher h1d told me that one must be in the proper mood to obt1in s1tisf1ction: I st1rted to get myself into the proper mood 1nd to think h1rd 1bout something to 1sl'. Suddenly it flashed into my mind. It w1s June 13 vshy not 1sk a question 1bout our old class? I h1d barely had this illuminating thought when the awfullest rumble came from inside the cave, Who seeks knowledge from the oracle? I stuttered and stammered and finally man- aged to say, 'I do. Now who, I ask you, would have expected that there was really such a thing as an oracle? What do you wish to know P next came thundering forth from the cave. 5 I 6 Di- J N Q Qt. -L Q' ' film r 7 If me if 0 q I U l , .fc J , JK XX n I S f1 N -a , . It I L, ' . . . g .- ' ' . ' t- , 1 . j - . ' 1 g . ' ' . -I'm . Q . g t , D . U . M. 1 . I , , n , - . . V V I . .' 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L L I L C 3 . . . , l C L C L . c 1. t x L 7 I S k L K. 1 cc cy sl N . w lf'23QN' 'Prophecy QCOTIIITIHECD I should like to know something 1bout e1ch member of the c11ss of 1930 1f you p1e'1se, I answered Then, would you believe it? 111 the fistest yumble of words that I ever he1rd came 1 complete h1story of our class For a few seco1ds I was too para1v7ec1 bv surprise to do 111yth1ng, but then I grabbed 1 pe11c1l and paper 111d in shorth111d I scr1bb1ed the following 1s it 1ssued from the cave Iacls A1oo,11n IS the gre itest 1nd most famous actor 111 the United St1tes I-Ie 19 playing the lead 111 lack C11rlses 11test dr1mat1c production, H1 h School D1ys MTFIS Atlnsson 19 leader of one of Califormas best 1127 orchestras The orchestra IS If present playing 111 the new 1111111011 dollar Singer Theitre where Mabel Mlller and Marie B11I'tl1Lll1 draw 1lTlI1'1C1'1bC crowds with their 'esthet1c cl Illtlllg Leo Gostanian 18 footb 111 coach at Sanger High School The te1m h1s won the 11at1o1111 cl1amp1o11sh1p for three YCIFS Co1ch GOSEHIIIHII IS known 111 over America 1s Coach Leo the l1o11 hearted MTFIC Gast IS president of the Ul11tCd St1tes She succeeded Betty Scott who, when her term w1s over, we11t to Austr111a where she IS 11ow raisinff Langaroos President G1sts special mascot is a baby kanguroo presented to her by Miss Scott Henry Andieas 1nd Malcolm Viau h1ve estabhshecl 1 chemical laboratory 111 South Africa They are try111g to find out wh1t made MJFIS Atlnsson 1c1 so pecu 111rlv whe11 a football 111t the b1 lx of his head 25 years ago p11y1ng gives the best 1mpress1on of howling wild cats that has ever been heard Roxie Ch11sur1an 1nd S1r1h KOjlg1l11 1re traveling around the world b11t1nv cones to advertise Voice W1lf011g ice-cre'1m cones Doris ind Verna Erickson have estabhshed a charm school for girls in Sanfrer Alice Condry IS 1 professor of re1101on 1nd conducts the schools Sunday sc11ool services Arvilla Young teaches the Girls c11ss1cal dancmg LTLIIZI Luther IS the domestic s ience te1cher Preston MCT 1n11 te1ches sociology it Sanger High School I he tim th1t Mr MCC1l1H does not devote to his teachmg he spends w1th his four ch1ldren who have been voted Amenca s most talented youngsters W11ter Duclthorn h1s become a great poet Three complete volumes of his worlts h1ve been published by the Setencich Pierson Publlshing Comp1ny The Erickson Sisters, out of respect for their old cl1ssmate st1rted fC lCl'1111g the poems to the1r pupils, but found them much too deep even for a cl11rm school Ton1 Googooian 111s also wo11 a 111me for himself in the l1ter'1ry world He h1s publ1shed 1 series of prize winnmff love SIOTICS written by h1mself They are 111 1ccounts of h1s person11 exper1e11ces Gertrude Duclshorn is mitron of an orp11an asylum She 19 issisted in her work by Fliz 1beth Const1nz The1r 111st1tut1o11 IS said to cont1111 the wildest group of boys 111d U1r1s 1n seven states 'Ihe son of the late Iames Nelson causes 1 Ureat c1e11 of tro11b1e Mr Nelson lelt for the moon years ago 111 1 plane p11oted bv Iohn Owe11 The two h1ve 11ot been he1rd of since and Iames Ir insists daily on going to the moo11 after them Twenty rrgbf Q ,J J 'N f V , o 7 cle 1'..M g 1 , Q 1 K ' s -X 'H 'Ngx rs H 3 1 I f H ' V - ' . 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QQ 'Prophecy ICU fl necll Grno LCIICIOUI 1S speaker of the House of RCPFCSCIIIJEIVCS H1s wmged words 1nd 1mmense voc1bul1ry darly send some 1gnorant person lOOlx1l1g for h1s d1ct1onarv The latest and most moder11 d1ct1onary on the market w1s WFIKICD by IOIS England 11nmed1ately after her graduanon from h1gh school Bertha TUSOOSIWII a11d Allce MCfHlClxCl1Hll are propr1etresses of a dress shop for the verv el1te 1n Pans Emma ROSCllfl1ll ClCS1g1'1S all of the1r beautlful gowns and wraps LOIS V11u 15 a great aetress, judged the most talented star 111 Hollywood Ea1l W1lbur and Rod Hudson 1re I'1'119S1OI1HI'lCS on Mars They have had great success 111 teachrng the HIIIVCS Amerlcan football Robert Snyder IS KC'lCll1l1g chem1stry IH Sanger H1gh School He IS sa1d to enloy II even more than he drd when he went to school Thelma W1ll1arns and Helen Holloway are operatmg a Sanger beauty parlor Roxxe joseph, who 1nher1ted Blmbo Gumps m1ll1ons, IS now 111 Austraha tal mv chlrve of one of her CXICHSIVC sheep ranches Matllda Ke1ser 1nher1ted SIXIY IT1llllOl1 doll1rs and has become the world r1chest wom1n hobo She IS at present travellng around the world Zaven Choolpan has perfected a machlne wh1ch solves the perpetual ITIOTLIOII quest1o11 The 1nvent1on was supposed to be a new ktnd of c1n opener, but a dynam1te eXplos1on changed If Della Owmvs has become famous through the pubhclnon of her latest book Bramless Knowledge Gl 1dys Moberly IS coach of the world s champ1on glrls football team called the Sanger Flea Welghts Mlrgaret M1les IS pres1de11t of the Womens Nanonal Av11t1on Club M159 M1less round the world non stop Hrvht two years 'wo makes h r an able presrdent for the club V1lCl1l1f1C KFllxOflHll 19 Secretary of State 1n Pres1dent Gasts Cablllet Henry Metzler 19 the worlds champ1on heavywe1ght boxer Metzler WC1ghS 260 pounds and owes h1s great strength to hrs d1et of ra1s1ns 1nd 01110119 Iack Clarke plays the v1ol1n IH the New York Symphony Orchestra of wh1ch Edwm Sh 1ttuck 19 the Cl1l'CCt0l' Albert Mal 1k1an 19 the worlds champmn l1Uhtwe1ght boxer Kenneth Mess enger IS h1s tra1ner When not 1n trarnrng the two devote the1r t1me to r11s1ng goldfish W1th th1s last b1t of astomshlng 1nform1t1on the oracl stopped, and I sat there vuth my pC1lC1l p01SCd 111 m1d ur, wondermv what had h1t me I fmally managed to w llk back to my hotel 1nd s1nce yesterday I have been golng around 1n a slzghtlv dazed COI'lCllf1OIl I1'I12lg111C members of our class dolng 111 those thlnsfsl It must be true but I rust can t reahze It I hope you ve enjoyed hearlng xbout old fI'1CI1ClS IS much as I have It made me ternbly honaesrck and Im headlng for home 1m medlately If someone wxll buy me some glue Yours sxncerely, at Dont you ever dare to tell your chlldren th If there arent any or1cles There are 1111113 ll L Y I. 1 1 0, q I s . f J . 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F , K a 'w Lb ' L . no X if Tl ' f'-1 n T Fi 1- 1-rn! -N 2 T ' 0 .Lt 1 I 1 , L , , L J Q in 'ill ini , w J ix- Efllf . hug 0 ' I Q 4 3 N I lb' 'LLTUOTS Here we fire, arrived at the end of the third lap of our hi h school lourney, and eager to begin the fourth We have worlted together Well, these three years, and, is 1 consequence, have made marked progress This year We chose Wilbur Iohnston to lead us, George Turnbull to assist him, Iflck Hazelron to keep 'tn account of our affairs, Verna Davis to manage our funds, Kenneth Skoonberg to lead our lusty cheers, and Florence Hand to scribble for the Echo. Early in the fall We left the pursuit of study long enough to take up dancing 'mt our Iunior party, and were astounded at our adeptness, considering our last years 'xttempts along that line. Then, in accordance with an old precedent and in view of the fact that it was to the fine cooperation of the class and the valuable 'issistftnce of our director, Mrs. uinn, our play was highly successful, both from the pecuniary and entertainment standpoints. , A snow picnic in the mountains above Pinehurst proved a jolly affair. All kinds of weather were experienced including sun, rain, h'1il, and snow. ' We next selected most attractively designed rings and pins 'is souvenirs of our unior year. In the spring the Senior class, putting aside 'iny differences of opinion they m'1y have had with the Iunior class, invited us to a picnic. We gladly accepted, and af- ter supper frt Roedinv Park, We went to the movies, swimming, or wherever inclin- 'ation led us. To finish our year off right, we invited the Seniors to a banquet, and wished them the best of luck for the future. May those who follow our path next year enjoy the name of Iunior and be 'ls proud of it as we have been. Tbirfy Z- f W - - ' ' f7 N ' , 1 f 1 I 4' D 'L . . .g . . . D .l . . D D . g . 5 . O . going to take money to feed the Seniors, We presented a play, Nancy Annn. Due Q . . . . g . I . . g . 1 1 4 .' 1 e 1. I, f. . S I 1 . A HT 'i f .1 f W 'W . J ' ' . 1 9 Q f 'Fill Q7 xr 4 S .JL 7 X P '14 's -x Gila? ' ophomores Startmg off Wxth a Boom' we elected Fulton COll1DS as the exalted leader of our honorable class Dot McHaley w1s elected second 111 command Albert Flem mg kept the record of our mlnutes and handled our money not that we had much We were defeated by the Fresh1es by a small margm rn the f1rst annual brawl held m recent years Bemg outnumbered was our most effecuve excuse Hlrd lucl crmped upon our doorsteps forclng us out of the mter class foot we were defeated IH both after a hard battle We redeemed ourselves however by VVll1f11I1g both the l1ghtwe1ght and heavywe1ght 1ntercl1ss basketball fmals To dlsplay our talent rn the muslcal and dramat1c l1nes we captured four of the leads rn the operetta The other classes may be thankful that we were not selfrsh Our frrst party held December 6 rn the mus1c room was a huge success A pro rlm was arranged by the advrsorles After the program there were several other ways rn Whlch we could enjoy ourselves Our second party wh1ch was a danclng one also fured well It Was held Mlrch 7 at the CIVIC Improvement Club We buxlt a strong foundatlon 1n our Freshman ye rr and We hope that our sec ond ye1r served only to stren then ll We have trled to be of much servlce and credlt to our school We wxsh to thank ou clrss advlsors Mrs Drclxey Mrs Norton Mr Breclon and Mr Sh rmherger for fl1C1I' help 1n makxng our Sophomore year 1 happy one f J rj 4 A' - 7,0 3 s X - ra , A , 'xii , .- E 2 i 2 . , . , ' . ' - ' . - ball Hnals. It must have also found us in interclass speedball and volleyball because 1 a l n , c 1 C l lv n ,4 , .Q l . . I C . . , ' n , . . - I ' , C Y . ' g z U . . I - . .. z . ' , ' . . . ' , . . 2' . . . ' L .' C ' ' . ' 1 , . - I U . I . 4 . I . . . C, . -' ' . ' r 2 . 1 ' ., . ' ' , . , . , 2 Lb Q L . , 'JN - T lv ' 1' I V- 0 Il e 5 ll Jffl ' 'B E v . f K - - Q 2 Q K fs rrp L J c I Qfres hmeh Th1s 19 merely a wr1tten reflectlon of the never to be forgotten frrst vear of hrgh school The ftrst Weelx of school, for us frosh, Wls spent mostly 1n trytng to locate rooms, assemble books pract1ce lockmff and unloclung lockers After the msqorlty of the class were fzurly settled, and the boys and grrls well on the road to 1 successful season, We undertook the selectton of our class off1cers The f1rst offlcers were elected as follows pres1dent, George Posson, v1cepres1 dent, Ianrce Vmcent, secretary and- treasurer, Helen Brumbaugh yell leaders, un1or Slxoonberg and Pearl Kershaw These offtcers I'C1g11CCl unt1l after we had recetved our ftrst 91X Weeks report cards As two of the offrcers were lnehgrble and one had moved awav, lt W IS nec essftry that we :warn cast our votes The second qurntet but rts 1 quartet now was chosen and st1ll remnns 'ts hsted pres1dent, Dorothy Rohrer, vtce prestdent, Robert Hansen, Secretary and Treasurer, lane Olson, Yell leader Pearl Kershaw Our second chotce proved exceedmgly good, and the second group of offrcers has proved unwavertnfr 1n duty 'lhms year the Grrls League glve a party for the freshman glrls and the Boys Feder mon entertsuned the boys Thanlts to the efforts of our fellow schoolmates We surely enjoyed ourselves The boys 1l11lLl'll brawl proved to be most exc1t1ng The freshmen boys put up 1 brave frght 1nd Won' The h1gl1er lassmates 'Ind teachers uded us greatly to become accustomed to the h1gh school methods of Worlung and cooperanng The Freshman cl lss of 1929 30 hopes that not one of us, when We 'Ire out of school and supportlng ourselves, proves a fnlure, but thlt we w1ll lteep rrght on cl1mb1ng the hlgh ladder of good expenence K U U fu D , J' Tl1lll1'11U0 f t 16 rv J- .1 C Vx fain ' ,' n 1 n 0 , u v sl I W X s X pr was cg l I 1 P ' T' ,. 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We lnow th1t there are m111y folks 111 Smger who beheve thxs statement be CILISC there 'ue tW1ce 19 m my 1dults '1tte11d111 111ght School f1s there are students 111 the 1115711 school HOW 5 Thev 1re f1nch11fr th t some of theQe classes help them to m t then own pro hlemq Artc11ttS P11110 111d I-11rmo11y Bool 1 eepmg Poult13 M1111geme11t C1t1ze11sh1p Tfl1H1I1g Sewmg E110l1sh for Forewnem Spamsh G1FdE!l111g Shop Work Home I-Iy5.,11.11e and Cwre of S1ek T nng Orchestra Ple1s111t Tuescl 1y EVC1111lg9 111 the L1hrarv wlth C1l1for111'1 H1story .111cl Bool 5 MVQ7 K5 rx . H - : 1 N. 7. .. 'L , - .1 . 4 '. . 1 an U. ' 2 A 1 'g 2 2' L '., . 'D 'e - g . ' ' -' ' gt .' , ' 1 . . . - 1- f f ' U L ,L 1. 1 L . X L X 1. 4 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' - 1. .' ' 1. 1 . . 1 'g ' . C .' I ' -7 1 . ,1 ' 'O Ll . . ee W 4 'zA. '. z 1 if 1 ' 'V Z1 D- ' ' D l' 4 , 0 K W W W ' K5 H 1 . . . . 1. . . ' , Q2 ..1 . 1 . 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S lv M granny IQCI Cay charmmg Mr Lorry gave up hrs l1ttle daughter Gene as a puzzle whlch couldnt be solved A funny krd he sald and that ended lf Mrs Lorry was qulte as non plusscd by Gene as was her husband I dont see how any ch1ld of m1ne could be so htrd hearted she wa1led Mrs Lorrv you see was a hrghly emotlonal person a woman who felt IIIICDSCIY Funny lud repeated Mr Lorry The tnme of th1s COIIVCISHUOII Was a CCI't'11I1 CVC1'l111g when Mr Lorry had come home much later than usual not looknag nearly so jolly as was h1s custom Mrs Lorrv had met hlm 111 the hall Drd you she began Yes sald he sadly I closed the de ll tonrght I s1mply cant tell the cluldren 111S1StCCl Mrs Lorry They have loved Happy Acres so much Then sald Mr Lorry bravely I wlll tell them And he dld not even wart to take off h1s coat but marched at once 1nto the blg cheery l1V1Ilg room where h1s ch1lclren were studylng and playmg Carla looked up from her book to smlle xt hlm When Carla sm1led people d1d th1ngs usually just what Carla wanted them to do but t0111gl'1t Mr Lorry was unsuscepuble to h1s daughter s smrle He stood ln the mlddle of the room swallowed hard several tmaes and man aged to say Chlldren Ive sold Happy Acres Stephen who was old seventeen 1n fact turned sharply 111 h1s chalr Father you dldn tl Yes adm1tted Mr Lorry Idrd At whlch Stephen st ared out of the wmdow at the rose Garden whrch was just beglnnuag to bloom and then qurte suddenly as though he could not bear the slght of It he got up and went out of the room Mrs Lorry was s1tt1ng very stra1ght 111 md couldnt ftnd her h1ndkerch1ef But Gene Gene sat calmly on the floor cuttua out 1nd sewmg white cloth sarls for Donalds boat as 1f she and Don 11d would always h we a mlll pond on wluch to sul boats as lf she and Stephen would always have a rose garden to tend as 1f she uad Carla would alvx xys have Nlp ind Tuck the pon1es to rrde a 1f I'1ther had not just sard that Happy Acres was no longer the1rs When Carla had more or less stopped sobbmg Gene lool ed up at her father and asl ed How much are thev paylng vou for Happy Acres? Mr Lorry opened h1s mouth 1n astomshment I-Iow much were they paymg l11f1'1 for H lppy Acres? He laughed hollowly at the questlon It was d1sappo1nt1ng for a m ua to have provlded a beauuful home for hrs lrttle daughter and to have her clre for xt no more th ln thlsl How was he to know that Gene asked because Happy Acres meant more to her than to my of them? She was eleven years old now She calculated that 111 ten ye 1rs she would be mtl 1l'1 her own hvxng and 111 ten years more surely she would have made a fortune luge enough to buy back her old home But she had to fllld out how much money she would need N P S Gs . 1 , t ' ' . L ' l LX - l , CC ' 9, ' ' ' . , , . ' A , if 5 l L K ' x C n 1 . . 1 ,, . L ' , u u ' , , . C , . . . fl I, . 9 ' ' C C . , ' 2 ' .. .. ' . .. ll ' 1, . M I a I lf 77 ' ' ll ' ' ,I , . . . KC ' 9 ' 73 ' ' ll A , .. . c 1, as as ' 1 1: - as H , .. . . , . t 7 C , t . l I s I ' ' 1 . . 1 ' ' , c Je ' , . n. . I. , . . D . t , . 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I5 . c.X -' Tbiriy-xr'11'1 fi g Q E- c.f , . . . 1- J M gays, x ' at E2 'IH ' Funny Kid A I dgP How was her father to know th1sP He couldnt know It of course and so he sa1d Funny kld Today Eugema Lorry IS a grown woman well known for her wr1t1ng Not so long ago she bought an old farm Happy Acres rt 15 called It has an old fashtoned house which IS hard to keep a qufunt rose garden wh1ch IS hard to tend and a sleepy m11l pond wh1ch IS good for nothmg but breedmg mosqultoes Genes famrly IS exasperated because she d1d not buy a modern Clty home Oh well says her father she tlways was at funny kld Florence Hand fDefvo1:ed 'Pal ,Sacrzfces Self for Selfsh fBoy Berng elghteen ye us old good lO0lxl1'1g .1 perfect athletrc type 1nd the most popular boy Ill the school was not to be sneezed at thought Larrys pals and es pecrally Larry hrmself Larry La Mont was conscxous of the fact that he was one among many who was lucky enough to have all the grrls chasrng and the fellows houndmg htm He had a classy speedster a shlny red one wh1ch was the envy of every boy Larry knew Hts clothes were always up to the mrnute 1n style and money yust seemed to flow from h1s pockets hke a maglc stream Llrry llked to pal around wxth fellows and step out w1th pretty glrls but there was no one that mattered to hxm except hlmself He kept Uettmg more and more dlslxkable and one by one the tellows beffan to drop hrm and the rrls to refuse h1s dates Fllltllly h1s fr1ends had slmmered down to one devoted pal a tall thxn lookmg blond named Ioe Perhaps Ioe would have quxt htm also but he knew the rell Larry not the one wlth false pretenses and he worsmpped hlm wlth real devotlon pal and no one could change joe s m1nd Larry had a hobby of domg dangerous thrngs He got .1 blg klck out of them because h1s l1fe was so dull He had everythmg at hrs command md had but to go out and seek h1s pleasures One day Larry decxded to lndulge rn a new thrxll he drd not value Ioes frlendshxp and Ioe me 1nt nothlng to hlm but as Ioe t1me and agun drsplayed keen 1nterest Larry naturally took to the boy and developed a hab1t of dependmg upon Ioe to do what he commanded Ioe xx as w1th several other boys on that fateful day and everyone seemed enthusxastlc lbout Larrys new rdea They 111 had taken 1 tr1p lnto the mountalns dur1n the snowy part of the year and the ground re sembled a huge whtte blmket of cotton wlth snow laden f1r trees grouped here and there The boys brought a huge sle1gh llon and Llrry proceeded to pull lt up a steep h1ll There were about forty feet extendm 1n front of the h1ll and then an abrupt drop off Ioe had surveyed the s1tuat1on and kept pleadrng wlth Larry not to trv such a pe ll0LlS shde down the h1ll N P f I r f 3 1 g CCan inued from Prece in age! r ' , , ' . . , M ' Sl ' ,Q . , . 1 V - X 1 I . K. 4 4 , 1 I K ' , C C L , g , . . l . . I . , . if 11 4 il I ' S! , , c c . c . ' l fm . IJ ' ' z ' , - , ' ' z . ' 7 1 C L Lu A L , , x' 6 , 4 , I , I 4 1 a K. ' - - 3 A e Z . 7 . C . , , - . r ' V 1 D . I . , . i . g' . g . . 1 , . . L x. H I , Q , . 7. 7 1. . 4 , ' 1 . . , . . . . 9 7 - ' To Ioe, Larry was everythlng, drd everythmg and had everythlng that made a real , . . , . . . I I . c ' 1 ' 2 A 7 nn 1 ' , 1. . ' . ' . 1 , ' . z ' L I 1 VK ' 4 , ' 1 y ' r 1 r 4 . . . . U D I 1 y 1 D 1 . . , 1 . - f . . , f ' 1 g z ' Q . R . l . ' g QD ' GJ r. fContimced On ext agel t ,sf ' 'NV' i T la ' 1 - L' ' h I ' -5 i -- 5 F J. C. ly? 7 L , , , J - . 1 a .N O x Ktk w' xg Devoted Pal Sacrzyfces Self for Seljfsla Boy dgP Oh forget yourself Ioe perslsted Larry Ill stop before I get halfway to the end don t worry about me just see 1f I don t Wlth that he left oe standlng helplessly The boys grouped at the bottom of the hrll and wa1ted for Ltrrys commg He had made rt cle rr that he wanted to do a solo so no one offered to go wrth htm Soon the huge sled clme swrftly Slldlllg down the glassy mountaln sxde f lster and faster Ioe stood about twenty feet from the drop off h1S eyes bllI1C1l1g nervously at the oncomln sled Inste 1d of slowmg up Larry came faster and faster He knew he was near1n the drop off and strff wlth frrght he rema1ned glued to the sled Ioe sensed the d rnger 9OITlCtl1lHg hrd to be done to stop the sled and nothrng would do If except some oblect be placed ln the way Larry clenched h1s flsts and shut h1s eyes All at once he swerved the sled turned over and he felt hlmself thrown at a great drstance I-Ie was so daved that It was several seconds before he could see the group of boys standlng around the sled The snow wts covered w1th crrmson splotclaces and 1 gh lstly pall covered thenr flees as they ga7ed 1ntently at the mangled object Larrv managed to get to the scene Ind 1n hrs utter amazement h1s eyes rested on Ioes bloody countenlnce A funt smlle seemed to play on the dead lxps That sllent tra rc atmosphere made somethrng snap 1ns1de Larry As rf he had come out of a mysterxous trance he suddenly dropped to hrs ltnees and clutched at Ioe hyster1cally-call1ng 1nd shoutmg for h1m to look up and smlle and assure Larry that he wasn t hurt But oe d1d not hear hrs pal s w1ld frantlc pleadrngs he had lven h1s l1fe for h1s he o 1nd dled w1th a smrle on h1s lxps Ioe s delth brought about a great change ln Larry which w1s mrraculous Hrs self concelt and thoughtlessness for others had d1sappeared and Ioe seemed to hve 1 am lil hrs beloved pal Larry Ilmes Nelson Jil Cfdlung 'Deszrecl It 1s truly humorous how people lntensely desrre thlngs re tlly des1re a thmg and thlnls they cannot get along wlthout lt It IS rather a provokmg experrence too an experrence that we all sometrme or other encounter 111 l1fe When vse ac qurre the thrng desrred our former wants and actrons seem 1I1S1p1Cl and foollsh but the thlng we des1re by no means changes 1ts value to us The thmg I have desxred the most 111 my hfe may seem a very 111Slg11lflCZ1l1f thxng to a person who cannot understand lf It mly even seem ch1ld1sh to ClCS11'C a thrng so A person mlght thmlt that 1f the object were someth1ng large the de s1re mrght be excusable but If ISH tl That 19 II 1sn t anything large physlcallv but for me If 15 everythlng because of rtself of all It means to me Th rt thrng I desxred the most and thot I could not do w1thout was a sxmple llttle black dlsc a recordl Not the record ltself but the melody lf has lnscrlbed on xts very black heart tP T ry I .of N ' I S ' V OI ' I 7 g' I f. ' W N -I r' . qc:0T1liTlllCdfT0'l1l Prece in age, ll 77 ' Cf 7 . 1 1 1 - - ' 5 I ' 7 ,T 'I ' w r - . 4 y . t 1 . ' . 2 . , . 2 e . - 2 . . . , . vt . g '. , ' 2 t , 1. c Q . ' c g 1 ' 9 J - ' z f , . 1 . S . 4 . , C u 1 ' L 1 I u 4 Ln l x . . . 2. . . Q 2 1. 1 4. 1 U . ' ' ' ' t 1 4 , I l . . . . . 4 . e . , g . . ' . . . ' 1 t t L , 7 4 1. 1. at 1 . ' 4 4 I , . . , . . . ' .. . 1 . . , . . - . ' g . t ' ,L t . . , l . . . . . . . . . , 2. 1 . - L n s L x 4 C rg. . - . . 1 . t . 'QF Q1 . . . . R' 2 L If ' I U I , ' , L 1. . 7 - , , Q f. . , V . . 1 1 c 1. c . 2 . . . . , . . . , . . t , . 1 ., t 1 , V ' 1. , ' - , I . . , . . 1 . 4 t 1 If 4 t H. . t , r 1 . Ls . , lContmuerl On Nu agel s n- , W' bi -Hill xt Y 1- - r 1 ,T 1 U W f , . . ' L J I-iff' YP I I . New ' va ., X P' 'ik 'L l 3 I A Tlamg Deslrecl r d g It all came to me on a dark cold 111 ht wh1ch promlsed an early moon I had been sleepxng and drearmng awful awful dreams I suddenly awoke and trled to gather my scattered facult1es Dark shadows threatened me even as I lay con quered by frlght tossmg from srde to sxde tryrng to shake away the awfulness of my dream My clothes flung on the back of a chalr 1n the corner of my room were l1 hted wxth an eerxe hght and seemed full of obscure clmglng shadows that seemed to mold lt 1nto a grotesque shape wh1ch held a sway over me 1n my weak ened and dormant state of mrnd It seemed to charm me down The memory of those dreams and the menacmg 1pp1r1t1on on the charr kept pLlSl'11l1g me down down down would If ever end? I lumped up and flung my tangled covers away wrth drsguest at my fool1sh ness From my father s room down the hall I could hear hrs reassurmg snore My fears fell away from me l1ke a cast off cloak At the same moment the clouds broke away from the newly arlsen moon and beaut1ful calm sooth1ng moonlrght flooded my room wrth peace I leaned out of the Wlndow and drank some of the calmness and seren1ty of her l1ght VV hat a bllssful feellng after the unreason able fr1ght I had overcome All at once I heard a most beaut1ful chord of mus1c It seemed to be wafted down by the soft breeze from the very depths of the sky It seemed close vet elud1ngly far I hstened breathlessly Could rt have been a dream? Yet lt was so beaut1ful' No agun ll came, th1s t1me clearer and more flute l1ke It thrllled me as no muslc had ever done before Each syllable penetrated the s1lence born on a note so tender and yet so amaz 1ngly sweet that even a casual heart l1ke m1ne stood st1ll and marvelled at IIS own emotlon The musrc rose hlgher hlgher yet softly beseechrngly almost as 1f lf were recalllng enchantrng memorles of the past It seemed to have reachefl rts very cl1max when It breathed forth four tender notes and paused It commenced agarn slowly softly and even more tender than the frrst trme rose rn a raprd cres cendo of qurvermg pam and agam wrth a seemxnff declaratron paused In another moment the melody carned me alon a .nn rt seemed to express sorrow strength wh1ch would fall ln no cr1s1s nor fear to face any depth of pam gathered 1n rtself a porgnancy of sweetness rendered even more sweet by a certa1n sense of suffermg wh1ch swelled lnto a rapld Crescendo and seemed to utter pass1onate notes wh1ch ll repeated 1n beaut1ful l1nger1ng tones that Gradually faded to nothlngness Could I let that grand melody fade away l1l e that a beaut1ful memory llke many others? No' lt was too appe 1l1ng lt seemed almost an 1nsp1r1ng message on th1s calm H1 hr Days later I found lf to be the Rosary wh1ch was played over the rad1o agaln It was truly the most beaut1ful prece ever wrrtten The hours seemed years and I knew no content or rest unt1l I possessed the llttle black d1sc on wh1ch was 1nscr1bed the melody wh1ch had haunted me unt1l I desrred It more than anythmg 111 my l1fe Every IIITIC the lxttle black d1sc whrrls unravellng the melody lf brlngs back to me the m hr when I fn st heard rt my rosary ROXIC Chakurlan F o r t y L J f Il I . . cCOTl inued from Prece in Pagel V .U . . Q 13, - - L ' ' I , C ' n O-C L n I L - 3 n L 7 .U . . . . . an ' 2 . 0' c , 1 ' '- t L . . . U 2 2. ' , , -- . , . , p . . . s c , t 4 L . 9 a Q C J C C ' 4 g . . . 4 . . - 2 . - ' , ' . l L . C C ' , E L If C . . , , , C 1 ' 0 I C K n C I c 1. , , 4. ' , t C 4 t D , I . e 0. U, . D O 9 7 U 9 K 4 5 7 L C L , L D C I 1 l I s . 1 ' , L . . . 1 , . ' - - - 14 vs ' g . 1. L c , I . 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A o L J cv' X KX fy 15137 rg 5 Ts Life ls Guided By cyelmbition Nature fdSl'11011S k11ag and peasant from the same clay The dlfference between the large palace of the lung and the small shack of the peasant represents the d1f ference 111 effort a thousand years ago The forefathers of the lung learned to command The forefathers of the peasant made no effort they were content to obex The buslness executwe obtalns OffICC through effort he learns a lJl1S11lCSS The twenty f1VC dollar a week clerk IS bound to a low pos1t1on by the chalns of reswna 111011 Lack of self confldence 1S everywhere the COITIPEIHIOI1 of lacl of tfilllllllg The k1ng and the peasant the executlve and the clerk all must struggle for a lxvehhood All battle wlth l1fe under the same sky and 111 the same old world As one leaf dlffers from another only 1n deta1l so do men s l1VCS d1ffer only 1n petty II1C1ClC11IS Sometlmes those vast Cl1ffCI'C11CCS 111 the pOS1lI1Ol1 of men fame and obscu11ty wealth and poverty success and fa1lure are separated by only l1ttle effort and amb1t1on Amb1t1on b1dS one try W1sdom counsels one to journey th1therwa1d and plan one s dest1nat1on and to be not turned as1de Be not dece1ved L1fe 1S not a game of chance or the sna1le of fate It IS am b1t1o11 carefully planned and d1rected Rosemary Dou lass Q ottage ln the Forest The rob1ns were Slllglllg the1r mornuag songs and wal nag all the other buds Butterfhes were fl1tt1ng among the dewy flowers The small blu b ook was con t1nually Slllglllb 1ts everlastmg bubbl1ng song Ahce was p1SS1l1g down the path that led to the forest She chmbed over an old fence and was hfung up the branches of the green trees and sea ch1n for a moth wh1ch she needed to com plete one of her sets She was out every mormng gathermg moths and other 11'1SCCtS Ahce a very pretty g1rl w1th 11 ht curly ha1r and blue eyes hld b en l1V111 near th1s forest all her l1fe VV1tl'1 l1e1 grandmother on a farm They were very poo1 Taxes were due on the farm and had to be pa1d Her grandmother could have sold much nnaber and naen wanted to dr1ll for Oll but she refused all the offers Soon the moth was found and taken bacl to her grandmother s cottage wh1ch was surrounded by 1 Garden f1lled w1th many good vegetables and by a beaut1ful flower arden Alfalfa ctrpeted the f1elds a httle way from the cottage Ch1ckens ran here and there after an 1nsect or worm of some k1nd Turkeys could be heard 1n a ne1Uhbor1n farm and the naoomg of .1 cow broke the St1lll1CS9 now and then Al1ce put the moth safely 111 her box and then went back to her bed of vxolets under the shadmg branch of 1 tree There never were such v1olets elsewhere The stems were long and the faces were a deep purple w1th dark yellow eyes nose and mouth Al1ce sat among them day dreanung 'lhe sun had rxsen h1 h 1l1t0 the blue sl y when she started back toward the cotta e Suddenly she sp1ed a c1r 1n thenr yard Al1ces grandmother W 19 a lillld old woman w1th s1lver ha1r beaut1ful blue eyes and a sweet sm1le on her face At th1s t1nae she was dressed 1n a l1 ht p1nk starched smocl She Wls t1ll mg to the woman 111 the car z P S 0 kv 'M C K. 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L Q - 1 J .NX 'X A Cottage In the Forest dgP As Alice neared the cottige she could see the woman very pl unly youu incl with dark hur and eyes Alice said her grandmother is she came up to her this woman wants to buy .1 set of your insects She is the Bird Woman She heard that you have been gatherm insects nearly all of your life and she Wants to give you three hundred dollirs for them all Alice stood dazed for a While and thought She knew they needed the money badly ind faced the possibility of losing their be lutiful home Suddenly she con sented ran to her room and ot ill her boxes and brou ht them to the Bird Alice kissed her grandmother and gave her the check All the debts were paid and their cotta e gardens and forest were at last free from the burden of debt The joy Alice got from her sacrifice was only equllled in the yoy she rece1ved in agun starting a second collection of her precious insects Alm 1 He1nt7 'what ls dln Essay? An examination which developed into an essay author. A familiar essay is one that of friendly talk. Not only the life of but also the meditation of the author Date by Frederick Lewis Allen is a by the characters of the story are the story and an essay. When one reads author is trying to instruct the reader in his method of life and is indirectly teaching a lesson. Henry Seidel Canby crit- icizes coddling in education when he tells how bad it is and how it is regularly practiced in both public and private schools. The aristocratic coddling which takes place in private schools hinders the pupils from obtaining an understanding of life s affairs. The pupils of public schools are pushed along too much in their education and do not obtain a learning worth while. He expresses this as demo- cratic coddling . He uses other ways of criticizing but does not mention a method for a remedy. This denotes that Loddling in Education is a true critical essay. An essayist therefore may express his thoughts in a familiar way or through the characters in a story, or by teaching a lesson, or by relating the events of some- one's life, or by criticism. An essay expresses the thoughts of the tells about the trifles of life. It is composed someone is related in the biographical essay on the events of his life. Politics Up To story is fiction but the thoughts expressed thoughts of the author. It is then both a The Spirit of Adventure he feels that the Evelyn Rheingans. F o r I y - I w 0 D GJ 2.1 v N Q lr lJ?.fi9 k J tra - -3 A - X 5 I I 1 U ' f I . ' rrp L JN, X Q 4 fCnntinued from Precc in age? V . ' 2 , . 1' - g 1 A ' 2 . . , KI ' 91 4 ' I if ' , . . , . . - A 1 . . Q ' . C , - 1 . U . ' . . : g . E. 4 95 . . S J F 1 K . .. . . I . D - 4 2 g 2 Q g I fr Woman. The woman wrote out a check, handed it to Alice and drove away. - z ' . '23 9 , . . , . . . fi 1, 7 3 L , , . . . GC 59 . . 7 CC 79 . li 71 ' 9 . , . . . y ca as . 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'1 1 f 1 ' . ' 1' ' ' ' 1 ' - . L . .1 ' .. - L 'b' 1 ' 1. 2 ' . i, -- 7 , A '- ' T 1 ' , '. - ff- -. . 1 -1 1 L 1 h, ., 1 1 . , . 1 ' m-1 . , ' - ' - 5 1 - - ' - ' 1 ,z . ' 1 ',. '1 1 v ' .l 1 'P , A ' . 1 .I 'I rl I 11 1 . , .. . . 1 , g. 1 . ' I. .. , . ' . . 1 5. . . 1. , . , . Y ,, L K C , ln n L K. -ll c D:111 Dennis, played by Frecl Helzer, was B1':111clo11's 1'c111arlcz1bly intelligent 1 1, D. Alf 'A .' 1 1 1 ' if - -. - 1 .'1 cc .' . s 1 1 J' f .',, 5 A A I x K. mx x L ' u 1 f . '- . A ' ' ' '. -' . f ' .- ' - - --- - . -- 1 if ' ' 1 1' 2 A 1 ' 1 'Q'.'.' .' l , 2 ', A ' .r. I A c 1 D 3 1 n Q 1 1 4 s f' 1. A' 1 ' 1' 1 '- '- 2 ' X - u Lb . 1 , , 1 CJ 5 ' 1 11 gn n 1 Q' X Frlrly-f i 2 1 0 2' 'T C ' A 4 ' Q 1 E I W .. fx C' Eff! . Q:9 Y E5 'NN E7 sl Qwls League 'Play MlH1l9 Aff,111 , 1 howhnv eomedy 111 tluee 11.ts, W IS p1esen1ed by the Cnrls Le 1gue, Iwnmry 24, 19 the1r lllllll 1l pl 1y Rosenmrv Dflllglls, pl lV1llg the pnrt ol Lvc. Olllll, the lUV1l1g l1ttle heronle, proved Lo be 1 9ClCIIT1111g success Delores bneet w1s Brent IIISCH, the l11ndso1nr. vounw doctox who Uwe Eve 1 rest eure 1nd f1n11ly won l1e1 l1e11t The put of I-Ien1y MllCl1l11l, Ives d1se11dc.d funee, VVIS pl1yed to pufeeuon by Allen1 Hormng M1116 B11th11l1 w1s Lve s lClU1'1l1'-T mothe1 lllfl w1s ve1y COl'1V111l,1l1g 1n l1e1 p llt of Lhe 5Cl1f1I'I1Cl'1f1l hypocllondn 1e Gl1clvs KO1lCl1lx1lll XVIS den M1s O11111 s best fuend l11Cl Hellly M11eh1nts 11111111 Doetor lmsen s l1ousekeepe1 Tommy Hooper, pl 1yecl by Dolotby Rol11e1, C1CllICCl l1c.1ps of comedv 111 the ro e of bell l1op The pl 1y 1v1s rlneeled by M155 C1e1t111de blllllll who, wlnle 111 eollege, Loolx 1 p11L 111 the s'1n1e pl 1y The l'll0l1 sel1ool OlCllC9lI 1 undel 1l1e Ll1lCLU0l1 ol MISS Ahee Hll1lI11Clll, pl wed the lollowmg seleeuons 5LllllVll1 s Open me Gems 1nd V1lse Dwnseuse by lles HLI11lTlllll1 Dmces, N11n1be1s seven llld cwht by B11l1ITlS, '1nd A Gnden ll1CC by V,1rU1s L ,J J 55353 f' I f A 5' . , 7 l . 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F 7 J. 6 xg Q D .4 - f . , 1 Q gcaw ,wa ,-2 W' fi N L Semor flplay As the ECHO goes to Pflllf we can anly prechct how the star 1ctors of the Se111or class w11l conduct themselves 111 Take My Aclv1ce on May 23 A fixed st'1r 1n the hnght Hrrnament IS Betty Scott for she has played 1n unlor 1nd Grrls League plays as well as 111 many n11nor productlons A br1ght comet w1th tra1l1ug llght class and Shakespearean plays 'md operetta may be detected as Henry Andre1s A W1ncler1ng planet revolvrng about the stage sun W1ll be Mans Atlusson HIS satel1t1c e11curnbra11ces 1re cl1ss and Shakespearean plays W1th 1 r1ght to a place near the SL11'1 because of the1r glow 111 other school orbxt Another planeto1d W1ll be LOlS V1:1u reHect111D hght from her parts 1n operetta 'md prevmus cl1ss play MWFIC Barthuh W1th cornetary llght from parts 111 three klnds of plays w11l lead 111 the play of 1dv1ce but not 111 the g1v1ng of m1x1rns Another lead W1ll be taken by Earl W1lbur 1 hght 111 school and town produc trons x I , I C ' 5 L x . - t - ' rc - r ' sy ' IK Y! ' ' ' , ' 4 L 5 I . . , I . . . L . , . K , . . ,. ' productions Malcolm Viau and Iack Clark will shine as asteroids in the histrionic L 1. , 1. I l c - K2 1 95 1 ' A L . 4 Forty-seven ' 5 rn' W 1 Q . I , r Q , . L J EIN . En N 'N A7 ' 1 1 Qperetta GCIILIIIIC Arab1.111 charm ch.1r1cter1zed the settmg of The Belle of B1 dad g1ven March 14 A street scene 1n old B15,dad w1s accordlng to all cr1t1cs 1 beau uful bflckvround to the modern story 111 111 old World settmf The l1 htlng enhanced the actmg Costumes w1th hvht blues and deep purples allurmvf E00 tracted the eye to the group scenes OfChCStf1l 111LIS1C vs 'ls made su1table to t e mus1c of young vo1ccs It broke me up when he threw me down boo hoo Arclath Sloane 1s t e sp1nste1' Hennetta Wh1pst1tch was the center of 1ttr1ct1on 111 her 1ole When unceasmg search f0l Henry ended '11'1'lLlSl1'lgly evervone 1ppe1red to be dehghted CI' for HCDFICEEWS sake When you chmb up the ladde1 of love Alex bche1dt 1nd Fulton Col l1l'1S also cast 111 comedy parts turned the humorous IHKO the rom111t1e vs hen Flsa and Anne LOIS Vmu 1nd P1LIl1l1C Bechtold cwme upon the scene Iust remember Im .1 consul from the U S A S111 Alllll Horn W1th 1ll the ease of 21 self possessed federal officer And Yoo hoo sung by daughtex Elsa to the l11SWCl'l11g B111 QAlexj d1dnt dlsturb M1H1l Whe11 Arch1e F1tL G1bbons from de1r old London h1d escaped the m1ch1n 1t1ons of the Wh1PSElfCh Wom 111 he found f1V0l 111 the eyes of Zel1nd1 the d'1nce1 Florence Chaneyj 1nd h1s Ill never forget the 111 ht we met was answered by :tg c gat n J E 111.7 fx ,H ffk f J J l l 1 . .I 4 l . . 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N 1, .I ' O ' D 1 emi ,wiv ff, Vw K-' K S it I 'e '1..f limintcii Qperetta Deep 111 the he 1rt of 1 rosebud 1 son., KN I'ltfCll tor the OLLASIOU by Mr Chmev AfCl11C by the Way W1s Ben Plllllfy Im counnng the hours slnce I met you Jewel Eflltll Br1 htmftn dwugh ter of the cthph sfmg sw eetly to Dtcl f'1ylor Amer1c1n f1lm producer QMax Ver non who thought so well of lf and her th'1t he responded crrdently 1n the second scene wlth Lovehest l1dy of the screen 1nd brought hrs stay 1n Blgdfld to a hftppy CLlll'l'llf1 lK1Oll Thls W 19 111 SPIKC of the c1l1ph s m1ghty words Bow down H111 to the m1ghty potent 1te I1ck Aloojun 1l1 19 A11 the prefect of pohce A11 tool Henry s place 1n HCl1f1CttlS affections 1nd 111 h1s own ch'trz1cter1st1c WW s1ng The belle of them ull w1ll heed my cwll And she d1d Dorothy Cooper and Lvd1'1 Hoveller vs ere 111 thc roles of Rose 1nd L1ly SISKCFS to the c111ph s chughter Dll1CCfb 111 A1 lbllll costume fund 1 chor us of Amerrcln dmcers were 1 'lr of the ensemble DIYCCICJFQ for thrs the eleventh 1nnu1loperett.1 were the tollowm mus1c MISSCS T1ylor and H1mmerl1 ClI 1ITl'IUC9 Mlss bIT11tl'l scenery Mr Rogers cos tumes Mlss Petut HI x ' ' r V M 1 ri, 1- ' F tl M ' z 2 J ,z ' 51 f' ' . I: '. l a ' 1 3- A ' if 7 ' v ' 79 ' ' , - C g f J, 1 - ' L ' , . f ' Q ' . , ' 2 ' - J, .- - L C . . K, . ,, I . . 1 , . , L . C . . . . 1 . . ' . , . ,, ,, This latter grand personnge was Fred Wilfong. ,, ,. . I ,, I ' 1 .I . . 1 . , . . ,t .. , . x 4 1 1 , t L tr, ll ' ,l ' .L . I . ' 2 . . 1 1 , . . a . , . 1 ' ' 'z 'z ' ' . 2 ' 'z 1 . z p. t p . x ., 2 2 1, - . gi ., ., ..1 . . kb l T Forty- 'nz' E g -1 1 C 1 'N r , L , A . K x 5.5 Stage Grew Rod you and Ken worls up your cue sheet for the l1ghts Earl you lool over the sl1des and see 1f any gelatxne needs repl1c1nU Pres you and Geor e stral hten that flat Ray get the broom and see that the drncmg space 19 111 perfect order There Mr Rogers reports lack Clarlx stage mana er we re pract1c'1lly done The Stage Craft Club f111ClS rts dunes 111C1'C'1S11'1g more and more 'ls the mem bers become more p1of1c1ent and endeavor to work out new xdeas IH hghtmg scen1c effects and better stage procedure Roger Hudson IS 11ght techn1c1an Ken neth Sltoonberg h1s asslstant It s Kenny who worl s the b1g spot hght Raymond Washburn and Preston McCann are sta e hands and construcuon men Although George Rutledge has not been w1th the Club all year, he has proved very capable on the stage Earl W1lbur 1S one of those spry gentlemen who see much to be done and do lt It 1S he who replaces the hghts whreh need doctormg up, and who made the Splffy 11ttle hghts for the operetta, and many other stage propertles To Iaclt Clarls has fallen the d1ff1cult task of stage managrng whrle playmg as a member of the orchestra, but, nevertheless, he has borne the burden W1ll1nglv MISS Emma Rosenthal of thxs department has been the outstandrng 2'lSS1St21Dt It IS she who IS the only grrl shown 111 the photograph of the crew George was absent on the day the p1cture was taken Mr Rogers says, The crew has been one of the best yet And he regrets that a number are senlors The stage crew has handled all school productxons and some outsrde shows th1s year. In opexatxon the stage crew works l1l1e a f2'lIT11lY party Wlule some members have very dehmte dunes, each one IS fam1l1ar enough wrth the operanons to lend a helpmg hand whenever needed Flffv l J 'N XB eq, Ch , Z Q IC ,Ja 19 I 1 I - J 1 '- ' ' - v ' 1 ' . hx 'X r 'Hx 'L p M l ' ','1:? QQ 1 1 i -Q15 fl fVIf:i5:?Q :H V, V .KZ 555 VE H A! Q b 1' , ' 5-.4 f-I.: ' f r 'elf' ' 'AC' 2 - Y - ' ev -Eajfrj, Q?-, x ' , V-F1 .rv I in .5 l 1 V - -1 .. . v , 1 1 fi. a ' 2 I V - - 1 cg r . r , . L , x . L ' 2 g. , Q g . g . . . ,, . . . 1 , z U . . . cs an fr 1 - , , T a - s C s L ag a 1 S3 S n C. C. K. 1 . . , r . . .T . , C . . 5 - 7 . . , Y . . , . x . 1 C g . iBcmd and Sextette This year's band was a colorful organization in the red and blue caps provided by the student body. The band played at all of the football and basketball games, and provided music for assemblies and pep rallies. The band also took part in the newly instituted event, The Band Festival -five county bands each giving a short concert and the program followed by a supper provided by Fresno club peo- ple. Twenty-two instruments constituted this year's band. They included saxo- phones, cornets, sousaphones, trombones, clarinets, drums, bells, and marimbas. fContinuud On Page Fifty-twol Fifly-one ' xx W ' ' N - QW? . U M552 7? a me 'Nr f' . . lf 5 3 I l I y 1 . . Grrls Ghorus F1fty erght gxrls dressed 111 whlte Wrth red whrte 'Ind blue emblems sang therr way to frrst place 1H the Musrc Contest If lresno Aprrl 11 and brought home the srlver cup The grrls chorus enloyed partrc-rpatron rn rssembly programs c1v1c programs and the musrc contest Small groups have been tlken from the chorus to furmsh musrc for Iuncheons of the KIWHHIS C' lub the Chamber of Commerce md the C1v1c Improvement Club They seemed to be enjoyed by the tovrnspeople Thrs year the grrls arded the Smfrer Band rn 1v1n rts annual COHCETE The operetta chorus and PI'1I1ClpdlS were prcl ed as usual from the grrls and boys choruses A lar e audience whrch encourages good vocal expressron t tended The ff1rls chorus malntalned 'ln organrzatron thrs year under the leadersh1p of MISS Stella Taylor and Lors V1'1u accompanrst They perhaps can nou be truly called '1 glee club The offrcers for the year Were LOIS Vrau presrdent Clara But ler v1ce presrdent Verna Errckson secretary and treasurer Florence Chmey vell Bcmcl and Sextette g F FY The saxophone sextette IS Singers newest musrc rl or 1n1zat1on havrng been started thrs year For a begrnner lt has been very popular and much rn demand at programs rn both Sanger and nerghbormg ton ns The sextette composed of Grno Lencronr Earl Clark Lowell Rake Thurman Powell Harry Knrght and Marlo Dennrn has played on erghteen drfferent occaslons rncludrng club and lodge luncheons and banquets church programs Sanger and Selma flower shows Fresno Eagles Lodge meetmgs 'Ind assembhes rn Sanger and Selma h1gh schools The players were 'twarded frrst place rn the prelxmlnary and fjrnal muslc contests f F I3 fro P , 1 i . l . . , . . . 3 . 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J J - . 1 fm 39, X rx 02 KZ 3 was 230515 Qhoms Under the Cl1I'CCK1011 of MISS flylor the boys ot the chorus developed then' VOICES and 1ppeared 1n VIIIOUS pro rxms durmt, the yetr The th1rty two boys enrolled took p trt 111 the annu 11 operetta the Belle of Blgbdad Max Vernon was IVLD the le td He pl lyed h1s plrt well w1th Ed1th Brlghtman tctmg as the belle The boys made up part of the chorus of natrves utrds and Amemcan c1t1zens On Much 29 they turned bacl the1r compcutors lll the prel1m1n'1ry musnc contest held 111 Stnver Sanger v1on first place 1n everythxng they entered The final mus1c contest W IS held Ill Fresno Aprxl 11 111 whlch San er won all but one entry Tlus me ms that they vs on the Grand Cup On Mxrch 21 the Stn er Bxnd gave the1r 'lllllllll blnd concert 111 the Sanger H1 h 1l1Clll1OI'1LlIT1 The boys chorus took part 111 lf by Slflglllg three son s The chorus wls glad to have Mlss Taylor for d1rector M159 Taylor has tau ht ln 91111 er for several years l'l1VlI1 thus year tal en the pl lce of Mrs C R Chaney the former dtrector fTop 10111 left to llgflfj Gmo Lenc1on1, Robert Gray, Wesley Amesbury, Haley Greenfield, Hubert Cromer, Max Vernon, Kenneth Duckhorn, Chester Garabedmn, lack Al0O1l1lll, Fulton Colhns, Lafayette Worman fM1ddZc 101,02 Blackburn Cook, Iasper Havens, Martm Kapr1el1an, Kenneth McCann, Douglass Huntel, Lowell Rake, Barry Crutchfield, Albert Stewart, M1ke Mlssaklan, Harold Karogozmn, Barr Olson fB0flO771 rozuj Walter Duckhorn, Albert Flemmg, Alex Scheldt, Ben Pruntv, Selme1 Thompson, Ernest Crutchfleld, Fred Wllfong, Henry Metzler, karl Wllllllf, Paul Burns, M1ss Stella Taylor, drrector, Verna Enckson, plalllit Tzfty flvrm 1 , If 'I' D' 1 kv. .H - U If P6 V ' 0, a H U 6 . 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'M via. :JP C 1 'ff 33 F5 vig fx I 3 rw -V f ,111 1 Qrchestm Twenty two students were enro11ed 111 orehestm th1s ye1r W1th M195 Ahce H1mme111 C11lCCIl1'l they pxoved thetr S1x111 111 several events durmg the year They pllved fm t11e l1lI1Ll'11 ope1ett'1 The Belle of B1 d'1d Also they showed then' sl 111 111 the p C11lTl1111I'y mustc contest by r1l1n fmt p111ce They dropped to sec o11d p11ce 11 the f1n11 ITIUSIC contest W1th the mstruments there are I'1c,1 C1'1r11 R1ymond W1shb11rn Ioybelle C1111 R1ch11d Pexry ZlVCI1 Choo13111n Eula H111 Mir uer1te Moore Fred Merr1 ITIIII 1nd B111v Gustme p111y1nC, V1011l1S Hufrh M11's11111 ce11o Leo Ko11d:1111111 bass Wesl y Am Sbury 1nd M1r1s Atlusson clarmets Thurm 111 Powell M1r1o t01l trombone L1wre11ce Paden C11LllT19 A11en'1 HOFITID W11m'1 Powell mftrnn 111 f111d Byron C11r11 pmno 111111101 P1c1y F The t1me1y 11ppe'11'11nce of GCO1 e Turnbull 1 wmtex s1ved N'1r1cy A1111 from '1 posqble de11t11 by st'1rv1t1on P1111 M1zus11 w1t11 hw hand on 111s 1111.7 and 11 frown on 1111 face convmced everyone th'1t t11e decor 111011 o11 h1s 1f1pe1 stood for po11cen1'1n 1nd 11ot for 11 1r hero UI!! 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'OJ IJ . fCm1rim1e1l from Page any-fvel - k ' 1 ' 'g , 1 1 ' ', 1 1, I 2 Q Z Q., . .x I . . 5 ' .K , . yn - . 1 1 1 1 .1 1 . 4, F- Q ,J I IN 5- Fifi 31 -f ef .1 F -- 1 .11 C T, x 7, ,lf s 0 ' s -' 56815 3:5 , JV ff 1 I K S lv L 'Uocal martette The voc 11 qucrrtet hrs been one of the lT10St t1ct1ve mumc OI'g11'1lZlI1011S of thn ear The qu 1rtet composed wholly ot Qlflb th1s ye 1r w1th LUIS V11u as the 'lccom pamst, toolx 111 outstandlng pirt 111 the prel1m111.11y mus1c contest One number was sung L111lCCOlT1p ll11CCl The VOICCS of the quutet blended together harmon 1ously Ed1th Bnghtman, f11'Qt soprwno, Florence Chaney, second soprano, Ann1 Horn f1rQt 1lto, and P1Ul1I1C Bechrold, second 1lto, m'1de up the chfferent types of VOICCS Wltlllll th1s well org l111ZCd group great Cl1El1LlS111SlTl Wlb p utly responmble for the W1I1I'l11'1U of the s1lver cup at the fm 11 contest 1t Fresno, Apr1l 11 M159 Stcll1 T'1ylo1 co lched the g1rls 'md hm 2lCCOI'I1Pl1'11CCl them f1t sever 1l of the1r puhhc IPPCWFIIICCS Fchths fourth ve1r 111 school 1nd the Cl1SCOVCly of her swcet sop1.111o VOICC brouffht her l1o11o1, 1 pl'1ce 111 the vocf1l quelrtet ind the leidmg role 111 the Belle of Bdiffllfl W1tl1 1 sweet mule, 111 observlble knowledge of the dr 1m 1t1c, llld 11 pure sec ond S0131 111o VOICL, F101 e11ce Wm suxted to the p1rts she phycd 111 the l'l'lll91C depirt ment Fust 1lto ww sung by A1111 1, 1 sopl1on1o1c wuh tones of good qu1l1ty Pl.l,1l1llC, possessor of 1 low, full VOILC, mug second 1lto 111 th1s ye ll s quqrtet She pl1yed one of the le1ds 1n the opc1ett1 f1r1d cl1d her p1rt lfl the Gurle Glee Club fy 1 1 . 1 . . . . . 2 ' 1 2 ' r ' .. , Y L , L .. 8 Z L 1 ' L' ' . . 4 ' ' ' ' 2 , 1. 1 ' ' 2 K Q 1 c , 1 ' ' '. , 1 ' U '. ,. 1- ' . 1 . . . . 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J .ulk L X I MC ' fm X ff' X - 1 gm. 531 5322229291 + .V , Elfvaltg - o ,, 19.6 K, fs cp .3 Student '-Body At the he 1d of the Student Body IS the Executwe Counul, composed ot the off1cers of the Student Body f1culty 1dv1se1 1nd the PI'111C1p1l The executlve cou11e1l 1S the gurde of the student bodv Thetr purpose 19 to meet 1nd to d1scuss 1ff11rs 11111 1re of gener1l 1mport1nce to the student body just 19 the COI'1'l1T11tfCCS of Congress d1sct1ss p11t1cul1r m1tters And 1s our r11t1on1l commntees m 1lte recommendmons to Congress 1n SCGSIOI1 so our Cout1c1l rec omme11ds to the student body If 1ts gener1l meeungs m1tters perta1r11ng to VJFIOUQ measures for the gener1l good Among IIS 1mport111t me tsurcs of Work for th1s ye1r 1re the blllldlllg ot SIX teen new ble 1chers for the 1th1et1c held, OI'g1.11'l1Z.1f1Oll of the Pep Club , SClCCflOIl of the Alm1 M1ter song 1nd the te1m name Ur1nt1nv free 1dm1ss1on to the hold purchasmg of blnd caps, pLIlJl19l'11UU the student hmd book, 1nd org1111Z1ng 1 poster commnttee 1 publ1t1ty commntee, 111 exeeutxve commrttee, 1 eoncessxon com m1ttee 1nd 1 flll'lDCl'1l COITIITIIIKCC It 19 for the Student Body to llflfy the I'CCOl'I1IT1Cl'1Cllt101lS of the COL1l1Cll Thls If does 1nd We 1re Loy1l S1nUer H1 h bec1me the loytltv song GIJIIYS , svm bol1c1l of the UJKCXVJY to the forest of gmnt sequo11s, wls selected for 1 tempomry name to be pexmmently 1doptecl next ye 1r 1f lf 19 found to be s'1t1sfactory Bec1use the thermometers ol the t1clxet sell1ng contests controlled by the stu dent body d1d not 1lW1ys 1f1Cl1C1tC the ex 1ct number of ucltets sold, IS many t1cl1ets Were w1tl1he1cl Llllfll the l1st d1y, ten eXt1a poxnts were UIVCH 1s 1 pr1ze to the cl1ss sell1nU the glC ttest l1Ll1T1lJCI' of trclxets e1ch day Through the generos1ty of the boucl ot trustes, 1 fence 1rou11d the 1thlet1C held bCCll'1lC 1 re1l1ty M1ny hle1ehers were constructed, 1nd bmger w1s re1dv to act as host to Fresno County O11 Arm1st1ee d1y fCO1lIll1l40tl On Pagt Stxcy threel I Ill IZ K, , P - ,' C ' ' . , L 2 '. 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J ff A7 we S viii: G Q cholarslup Soezety Memberslnp cards were rece1ved th1s yeftr by the members of the Scholarshn SOCICIY 1fter several years of plannm These cards vrmt members rmny pr1v1 le es not enjoyed by other students Our delegates have held h1gh Offl es 111 the two d1str1ct conventlons At the fall eonvent1on 111 Lemoore Florence Hand was v1ce pres1dent it the sprmgj con ventxon 1n Mldera Anna betenclch preslded Mr Chaney gave the GOCICKY 1 bulletm board to be used for nonces of .111 kmd pert11n11'1D to the org11n1z'1t1on It 1115 been 111 use A v1s1t1r1 day was held 1n the spung Members went to 'my class 1I'1 wh1c1I they were mterested The off1cers were as follows Anm bC1C11C1Cl'1 pres1dent Florence I-Ilnd v1ce pres1dent and Evelyn Rhemgans secretftry and treisurer Mr Shamb rger was churman MISS Spearman MISS Pettlt and Mr W11111mS the adv1sers The members of the soc1ety for the tvso semesters were the follovvmg SCHIOFW Zwen Chooljran 1 Gertrude Duckhorn 1 Verm Enclsson 2 Delm Owmgs H111 1 2 Alleni Hormng I Z PlLl1M17U91xl 1 2 Wilmot Merr1m1n 1 W1lbur ohnston 1 2 Rlchard Perry 1 Suren Choolpan 1 2 Evelyn Rhem 'lns 1 2 Hiruko Ohamx 1 2 Delores btreet 1 Yoshxe AIIII I Z Sophorrlores Florence A111y'1ma 1 2 George Chrlstensen 1 Earl Clarl 1 Z Fulton Co111ns 1 2 Iqmes CO11111S 1 2 VC1tlEl1flC1d 2 Annette Ke1ser I 2 Rose N1ere 1 2 Myrtle Glson 1 2 Maman Wxrner 1 Mlldred Z l111'lI'1 Z Freshmen Thelmw Marnn 2 Doll Norcutt 2 Robert I-Irrnsen 2 S3 fx ,H f S ' ' 1 ' S ' ' '. 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' T, , Q U 1 1 ' ' 29 1 - A '1 7 9 3 3 9 ' 3 S gb 3 S 7 I Z C k 3 9 2 s S I 9 7 1 -1 a 1 7 'J , 3 ' 2 , 3 1 r. , . - . , g. yr QU ' 1 ' ' ' ' GJ ff f A' ' A 5- Sixljg '- - P r- 2 if 1 6' 1 .X 1 . . 3 J n J , , J J- . 1 E55 9 , JVQ7 D ff' fi S S iv Grrls League and 230315 Cgederatzon A Splflt of helpfulness loy 1lty and courtesy 19 the goal sought by the G1rls League The g1rls endeavor to show th1s spurt 111 btlll b1g s1ster to the new comers The curls tr1ed to be b1g srsters to the freshmen 111 the Hrst p1rty of the year The party was a great success There were other 1ct1v1t1es Sangers delegates to the Federanon of Glrls I eagues of Central CHl1fOfHll Conventlon November 8 9 led 1n the d1scuss1on groups W1th some lllgellllllly the g1rls worked for weeks renov1t1ng the old baseball stop rnto an up to dlte score bo 1rd for football Two doughnut sales were held dur1n the noon hou1 The best gala tlrne of all the year was the H1 Imx All the orvan1zat1ons put on lrnusxng stunts P11y dly was the last b1g event delegates from several schools were entertamed 1n gllT1C9 and W1th 1 p1cn1c lunch on Mly 10 Ofhcers for the ye 1r of 1929 30 were the followmg E117 lbeth Qcott presrdent Evelyn Rlllilll 1ns V1CC13I'C51ClCl1t Florence Hilld secretary Mane Gast treasurer Those elected to gu1de and control the Boys Federanon th1s year were as fol lows G1no Lenc1on1 prcs1dent M1lcoln'1 Vmu, V1CCPI'C91ClCllf IIITICS Colhns sec retary Ve non Bnylnt UCISLIFCI Innes Nelson yell leader An 1ct1v1ty perlod hwmg been dec1ded upon by the school 1dm1n1strat1on was observed on Wednesdly of elch weel Dunnv thls per1od 1T1LlS1C'll programs speeches by valley doctors ll1Cl at one t1me '1 debate were p1esented before the as sembled Feder H1011 School Splfll w IS shoun by the Boys I9 eder 1121011 when they presented '1 tele phone set to the student body Th1s set vs IS m1de for use betu een the 91dCl111C9 of thc footb 111 held 1nd the new score bmrd OI! 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H 1 L1 1 ff .f QM , . , , E J 215157 . trfx 33, N CH fDebatmg Bu! zzowledge to than eye: he: ample page Rich with the spoilt 0 tzme dzd ec: un old Crowned wrth the Howers of strrvrng S111 er was v1ctor1ous over Roosevelt 'tnd d1v1cled honors wxth Clov1s and Madera COI'1'1l1lg a close second to Maderq f01 county champlonshlp Msndera was en lbled to keep the cup permanently SIX students csmrrred on the mun debwtmg th1s yestr Ehzabeth Scott 'md Hen ry Andreas made up the lffrrmauve te mm Mane Barthuh Ind Suren Chooljlan the negmve Other members of the class were Florence Hlnd md Vernq D'1v1s Mrs Qulnn became the fslculty lduser for deb 1t1n thls yelr talxlng care of It ID drfumaucs cl rss The B1g Four were chosen It rn exenm deblte held lf the hrgh school Mlss Bloom Mrs Dlyton ind Mr Grable bemg the yucl es The chosen four to1led md molled mstny hours dzuly xx 1th Mrs Qumn and M Grable Cl1SCUSS1I'lg therr mmner of wppro rchmg the sublect md the l0g1C'll lrrwngement of the mstter For prlctxce the fnfst md second teams deb ttcd duly The team recelved mfmy pumphlets slmong them vs ere the followmg .1 letter from Mr Cotsworth son of the new mlendstr 1nventor 1 letter from Genev1 Swrtzerland from a member of the League of Natlons and letters from several other drstxngutshed .1uthor1t1es on the subyect A chirt wfns ITl'1flC by Mrs Drclsey showrng the convers1on of the two calendars Debwtmg h1s now been est lbhshed lb tt put of our yelrly 1ct1v1t1es It 19 very mterestmg md sc1ent1f1c work The debatmg clwss is grrteful to Mrs Qumn for the trme she helped them ts co worker and '1flV1SC1' The school hopes some deny to c1rry oft the honors heretofore clrrrcd off by Mwdem f I ru 0 J . ll ' fi. . . , , . . f . . , I f .U . . . 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I . 1 A A IJ L 1. r- Q A' 'UN Q Sixty- -,f ' PW- 7J- . xv x 'D .I ' O ' I -'- 0 S6815 QW , JVQ7 'H gf' x 'K S Y L l 1 DLTIIOT Ghamber 0 ommerce W1th 1 mcmbeuslnp ClIT1Pllgl1 tl11t 1esultcd rn the 1cqu1s1t1on of more th 111 one hundred new members the I C C st xrtcd 1ts 1ct1v1t1es for the year Member shlp dues '1nd the results of two 11'lKClCSUl'lg p1y rssemblxes helped swell the I C C purse Due to 1 number of cl1 111569 the Student Body rnste 1d of the Iun1or Cham ber of Commerce l11d ch1r1re of selhnfr t1cl ets to LC1gLIC Games 1nd ftlso the slle of refreshments These chrnves depuved the I C C of thelr tvt o best methods of m.1l1nU money Any money remnnrnsr 111 the IlC'1SUlY If the end of the yen 19 to be used lll buytng trees 1nd shrubbemy for belunfylns the c1mpus Requested to send 1 spe.1le1 to one of Selm1 Hugh Schools 1ssembl1es the I C C sent Betty Scott Betty spol e on The Ch1mber of Commerce llld Its Re lfltlon to the School The off1cers for the fnst semester 1ncluded the followxng presrdent Bert Votce, V1CCpI'CSlClCl1f florence Hind, secret Ify, Lo1s Vnu, tre1surer George Turnbull Second semester oftlcers wcre the followtng pres1dent Walter Ducl horn VICC presldent Echth Br1ghtm1n secret 1ry Del11 Owlngs treisurer Im Mele Forbes Student Body r Pg Ffw The bool store which WIS t.1l en over by the student body l1st year rose to 1 pIV1l1g rnvestment under 1 commlttee composed of MIFIC Barthuh cl1 11rm 111 Lxven Choollmn Paul M1ZU9lx1 Norm 111 Henders I1'lCl Lo1s Croz1er In the PICCLIFC 1re Gxno LCUCIOHI I1mes Coll1ns Florence Ch1ney Henr Andre1s 'ml Fulton Colhns Student Body ofhcers xfj Ihr fi 3 . I 6 1 ' '. , 2 2 1 A .S 3 ' 2 . 12 , ., . , . 2 ' S1 ' . ' 1' c . . ' ' .I 2 E.. . . . . . 4 ' ' 2 I 1 . 2 1 ' 1 :D . -D Q . -1 D' ', . . .L .. . 1 D. ' . . . Y . t 's D . - ' 2 O '. ' L 1' . .2 . ' 2 . T 2 . f 1 1 Y - 1 ' , 1 ' 1 . x 1. 7' c ., . - 1 ' it 1 1 . . . . x 1. 1 . - ' 7, 1. - . . . . . . , ' . ' - .' ,, - . ' ', . . , 4 1 . 1 e , s -' A- l l ' r l . . . . . , x , - . , z g . 2 , 1 .3 K , . . , ' ' 'UI 'J CCon imced from Cl c i I -ninel c . , as 'Q 2. ' , 1 1 .. . 2 , 1 t , r 4 . 7' 1 f ' ' 1 . , . . , L , t . . 1 , , . , ' 1 , y Kb ' ' I 5 1. 1 c 1 ., .. I 3 v , Sf- '- if Q Q I 0' lf. . - L Q - 3 W. ,W 636i-jf The Boys! Hi-Y organized at the beginning of the school year under the lead- ership of Maris Atkisson. Mr. Grable and Mr. Nelson act as advisers of this group. Other officers are Roger Hudson, vice-president, Iack Clark, secretary, Henry An- dreas, treasurer. One change took place in the list of officers: Ray Washburn was elected president to take the place of Maris Atkisson who resigned from office. Activities which this organization has sponsored are a snow picnic at Shaver Lake, ice cream sales on the school grounds, and the organization of an indoor baseball team for noon games. They also sent five boys to the Older Boys' Con- ference at the College of the Pacific, Stockton. Walter Duckhorn, Tommy Goo- gooian, Henry Metzler, Henry Andreas, and Iack Clark were the boys selected to make this trip. The names of the members of the Hi-Y this year are as follows: Maris Atkis- son, Ray Washburn, Roger Hudson, lack Clark, Henry Andreas, Richard Perry, George Turnbull, Henry Metzler, Walter Duckhorn, Harold Soligan, lack Alooj- ian, Tommy Woodward, Earl Wilbur, Bert Voice, Antranig Torigian, Gino Len- cioni, Lowell Rake, Fred Wilfong, Leo Gostanian, Dan Vasilivich, Zaven Chool- jian, Eugene Coffman, Iack Hazelton, Malcolm Viau and Wilbur Iohnston. fa . Agricultural Education CContinur:zl from Page Sixty-six? about the realization of a satisfactory rural life, to develop a desire to participate in that leadership, and to provide training for it, and QD To establish higher ideals with respect to living standards on the farm and to teach students how to spend their money, effort, and influence in order that these standards may be attained. Sixly-four Un ' ul ls Tramatics and Science Glubs This year the dramatics class sought to form a club which would carry out the Little Theatre idea. Although the club met but a few times, 21 constitution was drawn up, and if the students of next year wish to continue the Work, they will find the plans outlined. Here we are-a new club, the first of its kind in the history of our high school. The Hotowos Club was organized by the members of the science classes and its object is for better work and advancement of its members. -, l Sixty-five , E5 57 I 5215157 sJ I :Q .WX . 'ws 'Rx 'affix Qfllgrlcultwral Eclucauon Wh1t are the go1ls tm which the boys are striving 1n the1r tgricultural pro gr lfflp Is it .1 p1'ogr1n1 for the IFICFCISC of producnon at a t1me when producnon IS '1lready too Great? Given trme, will If 1ctu1lly solve the deep lylllg agricultural problems which are proving such '1 t1sL for our llwmalxers ind rural leaders of the 11'1f101'lp Who can tell? But We earnestly and s111cerely believe that, bv glV11l'-T tecl1n1c'1l '111d pratt1c1l 11lf0I'I'1'l1t1011 ibout agrlculture 111 the classroom and encou1 aging 1ts application 1U tl1e home proiect, we sh 1ll actually help to br1ng about the great re or1fan1z.1t1on of American agricultuie that the times call for Such reor Uf1n1z1t1o11 I'1lLlSt come 111d It must con1e by 1nd through edu f1t1on With th1s thought cerned, we hope to do 111 m111d and with the sincere cooper1t1on of ev ry o11e C011 our p1rt 111 re 1cl1111g this great n1t1o111l Goal Agr1cultur1l ob1ect1ves 'tre 1 To prepare students for ef disposal of '1gr1cultur1l products, thereby provxding oppor cond1t1o11s on tl1e farms ind .1 SCYVICC to the Il lll1Ol1, 7 To Our High School f1c1ent product1o11 111d tu111ty for better l1v1ng tr un prospective farmers for conservative product1o11 at '1 1111111mu111 Cost of market 111 planning the m1n1gement of 1 given flrm bus111ess 1nd to provide such exper 1e11ce 111 1ctu1l ITl'l1'11gCl'T1Cllf 1s c1n be g1ven, 4j To give to tl1e student 111 under st indinff of tl1e machinery of rnultets '111d of the factors ll'lflLlC11C1l1g 1TllllxCI PFICCS, 5 To develop 111 each student the pride of slsill Ill his Worls 1 hlvh ieffard for h1s occupation I9 1 Cllllllg 111d 111 1pprec1'1t1on 111d enjoyment of the 1ct1v1t1es llld l1v111g co11d1t1o11s encountered 111 the PUTSLUI of his voc1t1on, 6 To develop 111 e1ch student tl1e true sp1r1t of cooper 1t1o11 to tl1e e11d 11111 they shsill worls together more eff1c1ently for the 1mprovement of the co11d1t1o11s of the individual 'ind ot the cornmumty 7 To cre'1tc 1 feeling ot need for the lC'lClCI'9l'1lp 11ecess1rv to brinfr cCO1lfIH1!Fd On Page Surry fmnrl s L ,J mae? 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' 2 ' 47 R 1 A 1 z C ' U l . or , 1 it GJ 9 '.n i Sixty- ix ' f 14 -f ' 1 J' S6555 1 35 ' , MKRQ W 5 K rg as ivk anger 5 Ghampzon 'Ume 'Pmners In the role of Future Farmers of Amerrcr these boys proved therr rhrlrtres rs ch1mp1on vrne pruners rt the srxth 111111111 vrne prunrnff contest held 1t Fowler on Febru rrv 8, thus Wmnrng PCrITl1ll ntly the lrrve srlver trophy rwrrdeel by the C11 rfo 1111 Vrney1rdrst Assoerrtron As S'Il1UCl' hrs Won su. consecutrve ye 11s 1l'lCl thereby trken perm11nent posses sron of two srlver trophres, th re hrs developed a keen r1v1lry between s hools Much eredrt for the success of the local terms hrs been due to Charles Preuss, who has 1ssrsted the agrrculttrrrl rnstructor 1I'l CO'lC111IlU' the terms e1ch ye1r The S1nUer team, consrstmv of Ferelrnfrnd Preuss, Wrlbtrr Iohnston, 11l1C1 Fred 1-1e17er, Won thrs ye1r s contest Wrth 1 tot1l score of 564 nornts out of 21 possrble 600 M1dCF1, who h1s taken second pl1ce for the l11st sever 11 ye1rs, m1de 496 pornts Ferdrnrncl Preuss wrs h gh man of the contest Wrth 1 score of 191 pornts out of 11 possrble 200 Wrlbur Iohnston and Fred I-Iel7er' followed for seeond and thrrcl Lsrst ye1r s S'1nger tC'11'11, consrstrnff of Crrl Gerner, Hen y Metzler rnel Wrlbur Johnston, Won the contest Wrth a score rust one pornt 1bove the s ore made by M11 dem thrs yerr The fret th lf the S1nger boys m1de 6! pornts more thrs ye'1r rncl M1dCfl 26 pornts more rs rndrcatrve of 1 rrrowrnv rnterest rnel enthus11sm The contest consrsts of each bov s prunrng three Thompson 1nd three Musc rt vrnes, rnel then ffrvrnv hrs rersons 11 hy he pruned them 1s he drd Thrs contest not only rrouses rnterest but rs productrve of 1 1e1l development rn vrne prunrng methods, becurse rt te rches the boys the best 1nd latest methods Worlsed out by our SDCC1111SIS W11Cl1 1 huntlred or more boys recerve thrs tr unurff e1ch ye1r, rt must spe'11s1 Wrth results xlf le 1 1 1 1 5 ' ' ' ' . 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A1-xr1'r'1I Q .1 Q .N 2 Q A! f' 1 fr 1 . fl M . -P J fl I 'sv sf L ,I 'C juclgmg and Warm efbffechanlcs Cfdeams Sanger has taken qu1te an actrve part 111 the VJHOLIS ludgmg contests durmv tl1e p1st few years, 1nd the teams have garned hlgh I'CCOgl11U011 1monU the other schools Last year, both the hvestoclt and the d11ry cattle 1udv111U te rms won th1rd places at the SCIT11f111'llS at Hanford The poultry team also placed well up amonv the f1rst tea11as, whrch qu1l1f1ed tl1em for compet1t1on at the State flnals held m San LUIS Ob1Sp0 The da1ry crttle te 1m competlng rgarnst hfty 91X other schools of the state at the Dav1s p1c111c, won f1rst place Ill yudgmg both the Ayrsh1re and the Holsteln cattle, w1r111111g a beautrful lOV1l1g cup Th1s year the dury cattle team composed of Wrlbur Iohnston, Fred Helzer, a11d Henry Metzler, wo11 the larlre s1lver trophy awarded to the best team 1n Iersey cattle judgmg at the sem1f111als held at Hanford The hvestoclt team, made up of Eugene Coffman, Mrx Vernon, and Robert Peck, competmg at H rnford, mlde a very good s ore, co11s1de1111g lf wrs then' f1rst expenence Mast Vernon took f1rst place 111 judgmg horses Max hrs made a splendrd showmg th1s year and we look forward to bxg thrngs from l11m next year The farm mech1111cs team, m lde up of Georsre Chr1ste11ser1, K1l Lro Matsumoto and ohn Galhstl, has rlso made a splendrd showmg, W'll1l1ll1U f1rst pl rce If Central Umon, vthexe they competed Wlfh e1ght other schools md placed second at the sem1 f111als agamst tl1e best teams 111 the d1v1s1o11 Ceres H1 h School won over them by o11ly a few po1nts Th1s w1s a real accomphshment 19 Ceres 19 cons1dered the strongest team 111 the state, havmg won second place rt the sem1f111als last ye 1r md f1rst place ll the St 1te fmals These contests are of mu h educ 1t1onal vrlue 111 that they teach the boys to l7CC0lTlC experts 111 selectmg good stocls mfg llgJ WGN f .1 J A A ' . if 'M .' 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A ., Sif r-r' It 1' si P -v , il 1 'T 2 L g 6 E , 1 J goes, 5 s S lvk ' fl l O 'fi ,.-1, 11 ' ,, y , Cguture Warmers The 0I'Ul111Z'lt1O11 of Future Frrmers of AITICIILI h1s been 1ccepted by leaders ln agrrcultural educatlon I9 one of the b1 developments 1n the fleld of stgrrcultural thought thrs year ThlS OI'g11l1Z3f1OI1 offers umted lLl1011 by 1 vroup ot U1'OW1l1g c1t1Lens mterested 1n 'lgI'1CLlllILlI'C, whlch W1ll augur well for cooper 1t1ve effort 111 future 1Ur1cultura1 development Theodore Roosevelt once sud If vou 1re to do mythmg for the average man, you must begin wh1le he 19 1 bov The chances for success l1e not Wlth the m1n, but W1th the boy The best way to CL1lUVlfC 1c1dersh1p 1nd rcspons1b1l1ty 1S to pl 1ce the 1nd1v1d ual 1n 1 pos1t1on of leftdershrp llld responsxbrhty Th1s oppottunrtv 1S afforded through the Future Flrmers of Amerrca, ID that the pohcy of the org'1n1z'1t1on IS to develop 'md to tr'11n for le1dersh1p There 1re four grades of membershrp, based upon achlevement, 111 the O1'gZl11l7lll1OI1 'Ihe Green Hand the Iumor Far mer, the C1l1forn1.1 Farmer, 1nd the Ameuc 111 1'1rmer The qu 1l1f1Cf1t1011S for advancement to each devlee 1re b1sed upon the students 1b1l1ty 1l'1 the cllss room, n'1t1onal 0rgan11'1t1on of boys studylng 1gI'1CLllILlI'C 111 the h1 h schools We h1vc lust rece1ved oux bt1te charter w1th the followmg boys represented '1s ch lrter members Ferdmmd Preuss, presxdent, Wllbur Iohnston, vrce pres1dent, Fred I-Iel7er, secret1ry 1l'1Cl tre1surer Fredeflclt W1lf01lg and V1ctor Rrce, repor ters, Mlx Vernon, Henry MCK7lCf, Eugene COffl'T1lll, Georve Chr1stensen, Thero11 Boone, Chrrs Larson Ilmsoo Tllliufl, Georvc Posson, Ernest Hosepl 1n, Thus Ke1ser, Iohn No7um1, Woodrow Anderson, W1yne B211 d Corbett Carr Henrv Constance, Donald Doyle, Rllph Ienner, Ad1m Lehmln, Cec1l Pyott Theodore Re1tz, N1rces Shahb 171111, Robert Peclx, Iohn Grllxstl and K1lxLlO M1tsumoto They are 1 very enthus11st1c group, md we look for good thmvs from them 1n the betterment of our school and COITIITILIHIIY X I ef f , NVQ W' fn f7 fa L , J l ga -' ez ' 3 rx 1 . 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Y Y A 1715 1 1 --.ad l qootball The 1929 footb 1ll se1so11 was 11ot 1ltogetl1er 1 success, 11e1ther WIS It 1 fnlure It w IS 1 fulure only 111 tl11t we won no league g1mes, but We developed 1 cle111 1nd ht1rdf1ght1ng te'1n1, 1 te 1111 th It I'1l'llxCd XV1fl'1 the best AL the e11d of the se 15011 the boys were 1 b1ttered footb 111 squid It seemed Lhlt the plqyers we1e cllseourwed by the long, l1'1rd season of defe IIS, lllfl fuled to possess the necessity sp1r1t to st 1ve off defe If Tl1e se1son W IS 11ot one of 11l1b1s, bec1use there were no 1l1b1s, our boys just lost the fumes 1nd f1111sl1ed IH the eell11 pos1t1o11 The te1111 l1cl1ed 11111 1equ1s1te fo1 wh1eh there IS llOt 1 substuute, e:1pe11e11ee but every te 1m l11s IIS ups 'lfld downs , 111d we .ne l'lOp1l1g tl1e future w1ll brmg the ups HEAVXWEIGIII SQUAD-C1pt I1el1 Clfnlxe W1lte1 Duelehonn, Tommy Goo 1foo1f111, Leo Gost1n11n, MTF19 Atlnsson, 1cl1 AlOO1l1ll, Henry Metzler, Be1t Volee, Lv'111 C'r1tf1th Roy P1loutz1111, Malcolm V11u, Henry Andrews, MHSWIHI Ar1t1, George Rutledge Chr1s Kelser, I'1mes CCDll1llS, Hugh Shurthff MTFIOII Chmey Kenneth Messenger, Clement B1erschm1tt, D111 Vl9llOVlCl1, F1 ll1ClS Wnght LIGI-ITWEILJHT Under the t11tel1ge of Co1ch Rev11olds 1 squ 1d of Green men were Hnllly turned 111to 1 smooth worl-.mg f1vl11111U fI'l1Cl1lllC wh1ch went through 0116 of the hsnrdest se 1so11s Ill the h1story of our l1ghtwe1Ul1t te 1ms, but fmlthouvh often show mg 1 glOVVll1g of VVCllxl'1C99 111 Hlbl stung Pl'lVClS, ll offered SPlC11CllCl Il lllllllg to 111exper1e11ced me11 for future use LIC1-ITXVEICIII SQUAD-C 1pt 1111 Creowe KflmCF, Nxelx K1tzem'1ye1, B111 Krum, Fred MCfflH1ll1, B1ll Kyler, M1l1e MlSSllxl1l1, Gemge Ohlml, B'1rr Olson, Lwfwy ette Worrr1111, Nuces Sh 1l1b 141 111, R1lpl1 Ienner, Wesley Amesbury, K1el1 Bow man, V1Clx Bownnn, Fulton C0lll119, Robert Gr1y NlI'LllTl1 H1t1y'1m11, Robert HIYLUCY, Ch 1rles He11de1 son l I ONT' Q .J F652 rf ff 15 J 1 1 1 - 1- 1 1 1 - o I 1 1 s . 4 1' 111 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 ' 15 D 1 ' 1 1 1 11.1 1 ' 1. 1 1 ' 1 1 . 1 1 W 1 1 ' D1 1 1 1' 1 1 r r - I -. - I ' , - ' Q ..J f , 1 1 1 1 1 , I ' ' AA 11 LL sv 1 x, 1 - - - - 1 Lx , L ' L T ' 1 Ci 75 1 . 1 L 1, 1 ' D 1 fl 1 1 1 I1 ' - 1 ' 1 J , 1 1 , 1 1 1 11 1 C, ,. 1 1 , 1 1 , -' 1 1 11 1 . 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L Q f' 1 1 1 . f N x .4 Sf, ,t,,fJ1,f f Q 5 iw- -5 1 Y, 1.1.6 1 1 ' n 'J ' scam iw fs , 3 Vw igasketball UNLIMI 1' F D Th1s yelr Sangex experlenced one of 1fS greatest basketball selsons 111 1ts race f0l the 1930 county cl11mp1onsh1p honors At the beg1n11111g of the se1son the ch mces for the l1e1vywe1ght team were 1101 consxdered good, due to the gr 1du'1t1o11 of several members of last years squ 1d But 1fter a few weeks of h1rd practlce under Coach Dayton, the prospects for '1 good team looked bnghter, but the team was rot yet co11s1dered o11e that wls to come w1th1n 111 ace of Wllllllllg the county hmls Much cred1t must be g1VCI1 to Colch Dlyton for h1s excepnonal Way of developtng hard flghflllg players out of Green materml The f1rst str111g hne up CODSISICC1 of tl1e followmff Kramer, Metzler 1nd Wash bur11, forwuds, Duclshorn, center, 1nd Googoomn and Gostsu11111, guards Gos tanmn W IS out for the rest of the se 1son when he fractured 111s leg 111 tl1e seml fm 11 game wlth Caruthers Duclxhorn w 15 chosen capt'un bv the members of the squad and he d1st1ngu1shed h1mself by 1'JC111g OLltSf'111C11I1g man 111 n1ost of the glmes Honor lble mentlon was g1VC1'1 to K1tL1m1yer Collms, Shurthff Bler schm1tt, Aloogmn, Ar1t1, 5111132121111 and Ixrum LIGHTWEIGI-ITS bullt up mostly of Green m1te111l, d1splayed pep a11d fwht 111 every glme on the1r schedule The lufhtwelsfht cwers got a we1l1 st 1rt, but, 11ot to be outdone by the1r opponents they 1:1I1lSl1CC1 stro11g lO9ll1g only two out of su, league games Members of the 11ghtwe1ffht squ 1d were C1pt1111 W119011, Duckhorn, Grey, Collms, Apr1le, Pyott, Ohama, I-Ilsevawa, Wmters, Pl11l1p1 Henders C roz1er a11d M1ss1ls1'm Ianuary 10, the u11l1m1ted and l1gl1twe1ght squ1ds journeyed to Central Un1o11 for the1r f1rst league glmes The l1Uhtwe1gl1ts lost to Centrll 12 to 11 But the unl1m1ted squad brought 11ome 1 12 to 11 v1ctory anuary 17 the Suwer CIUCTS tusseled Waslnnffton UIHOI1 on the loc 11 courts Sc'1.1c11ly Ive v L .V' .C '1 Q7 'S T7 N 'J Q ., . . . . 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X . 5 -4 5 rg Q Cf 4 if Q C If 7 1 f J Q ' J . . . . - E, K1 I - ,QQ igasketball The rames were eas1ly deuded 1n favor of San5er the 11ghtwe1ghts NV1I'll1111g by 1 score of 23 to 13 The local v1rs1ty proved to be too fast for the v1s1tors Ind came out on the 10110 end of the score 26 to 15 Ianuary 21 s1w Sanver defeat Clov1s by 111' e IT1f1I'g1119 The 11ghtWe1gl1ts won thelr game easlly the score l3C111g 15 to 2 The he1vywe1 hr tusse1 ended 25 to 5 Sanffer w1nn1n Il1lLl'11'Y 31 found us fltflllg our old 11X 11s Kerman on the local courts The lxghtwerghts won the1r g1me by 1 lar c m1rg1n the score belnff 21 to 6 The he1vvwe1ght game was more of a see saw affzur Kerm 111 holdm the lead at the end of the hrst half But th local h 1vywe1 hrs entered the second half w1th lots of fight ll'1C1 soon had the game gomg the1r own way The 1111.11 score w'1s San get 22 Kerman 19 February 7 our next league game VVIS p11ycd O11 the local courts wlth Se1m1 H1 h The 11ghtwe1 hrs won thelr tussel 14 to 11 thus Wllllllllg the r1ght to p11V Selma .1 return g1me for C11V1S1011 11116 In the l1l'11l1'1'11ICCl g,1me th Smger quill tet turned what looked 111 e 1 defeat lnto a VICIOIY by eco 111g 9 povnts to S 111115 1 111 the last few mlnutee of the game the fm 11 score ww 25 to 16 Th1s gave Sanger dlV1S1011 ch1n1p1onSh1p February 17 the local 11 htwe1 hrs journeyed to Parl1 r to play off the t1e w1th Selma Sanger tool the 1e1d e1s1ly 111 the frame but they were unable to score more than 1 pomt to Selma S 7 1n the last two qu 1rters The f1l1'I1 score VV19 San get 10 Selma 14 February 21 found us ff1c1n Caruthers for the county SCI'I'I1f1I'1I1S Th1s game was closely contested at the end of the first two quarters the score w1s 6 to 6 In the last half the locals Scored 12 pomts to the v1s1tors 6 Tl1e 51111 score waq 18 to 12 S111 er XV1l1I'1111g February 28 saw F1eS11o H1 h annex cou11ty ch 1mp1o11sh1p from Smger the score belllg 36 to 16 L war? fs f J 1 1 1 , 1 , 5. . ' ' ' ' r ,. . 1 7 7. I . . . 1 O . , . c 2 ' D .c L g ' -.- , . 2 g , O' 1 3 b. 1 . . 1 L , J . , . Y T 1 z ge C , ' D . . ' , V' - ' 1 2 S ' ' . . . e ' e. g . ' 3 T L , L ' Q ' L ' , . C 1 r 3 1 v I ,- , 1 L . Q 1 .0 . .U . . . . I za ' Cv ' H ', 1. ' 4 . TZ C Z - . . . I Y. . I, 1 i 1. c . 1 . -. . 3 L . 5 2 . 2. . . 1 L 1 . .U .U . -D . . V 2 L m 2:1 ' 1 .. 4 1 . U , .. ' .' - ' ' ' 1 - . -' . Lx L 1 K n Cx L ' , . . 1 . . g Q - z . . .. , on . . , L D ' ' ' ' J '. g . ' 1' 2 5 z , Q' . 'A Sv 'fury-six side' -1 7 If 0 x 9 L J . - . 45 J. Cffennis cmd Track This year the division tennis tournament was held in Sanger. Earl Wilson, playing boys' singles, Won from Selma. Then he defeated Kings- burg. This qualified him for the finals held in Fresno. Suren Chooliian and Ray Washburn represented Sanger in boys' doubles. They lost to Kingsburg. In the mixed doubles Wilma Merriman and Ben Prunty were defeated by Reedley. Lois Viau lost in girls' singles to Reedley. Rosemary Douglas and Lois Crozier were defeated b Kin sbur . - Y .. fCnnti1iued On Page Eighty-sixl Sz-ifvlily-srz'vrf 3 f N 1 'Q ings and Baseball The baseball team XV1fl'1 only three veterans from last year found that 1ts pr1nc1p1l weakness was lacl of htttmg The boys lost and won equally 111 thelr games w1th Dmuha Easton Fowler and wnth the Alumm Shut out w1th two h1ts the team lost the Hrst league game to Fresno I-hgh at Fresno A hard battle w1th Reedley next brou ht '1 shght defeat 9 to 8 Nelson who had been out because of '1 so e arm p1tched the Km sbur Vllxln s last year s champxons down to a 1 to 0 score On Ag Fan Day Fresno Tech won by one po1nt In the final and hard h1tt1ng game Roosevelt won by an I1 to 2 score and beclme County champlons The battery of Nelson VISU and Captfnn Walt Duckhorn drd the h1tt1ng of the season The mheld was composed of Kramer, M1SS2lx1311, Ar1ta, and Krum In the outfield were Kenneth Duclthorn, Metzler, and Bxe shmltt, the latter leading h1tter The suhstvtutes were Elmer Lennox, Fred Merrlman, Yosh1haru Matsumoto, Chrls Busch, Lowell Rake, Arnold Burnett, and Ntclt Katzemeyer 'OJ lv K U Q5 fn f.s T 5 Sevzuly zlgbl WN Q 'T' 6 XD GJ in Z .73 .19 ' W 0 . - OJ! 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Q wfllumm We are alwavs glad to know what the graduates of S U H S are doing for their Interests sl1all always be the Interest of their Alma Mater 1927 EVELYN ALL Attending Fresno State College URsI:L ARMSTRONG Working Annrylns, Texas HELEN BAKER Working Sanger DISKIE BALDWIN Mrs John Morgan JACK BARTHULI Home Sanger DOROTHY BASMAJIAN Working, Fresno JOHN BEATTIE Attendmg Fresno State College CEIINA BENDER Home Sanger PETER BEIDEN Attending Redlands University YVONNE BTRRYHILL Mrs Frnest Murray NAZAI IE BOYAJIAN Mrs Koligmn, Sanger RUTH BRYANT Home, Sanger DlRRIs CHOOLJIAN Home Del Rev ALMA CHARURIAN Mrs Ar1It Fresno JACK CONDRY Worlting, Sanger CORINNL CRo7IIR Attending Pomona College Claremont BETTYE DAvIs Working Fresno IRLNE DAUM Mrs Henry Breden, Redlands GEORGE DOMOTO Attending Fresno State College CLINTON DRAKE United States Army, Washing ton EARVAND GALOOSTIAN Working Oaklmd EVELYN Goss Mrs Suddeth MERLL HAzrLToN Home Sanger KATHRYN I-loco Attending Grmnell College, Iow-I MAUDI' HUNTER Attending Fresno State College SUsIE I-IOIIELIAN Mrs Devari-In, Pasadena MARIE JACKSONTMFS. I-Iiram Cooper Sangzr. MILDRED KRUM-Home, Sanger. CLARENCE JoNEs--Working Sanger. JACK JENRER-Home, Sanger. PIARRY LIGGETTLHOmC Sanger. FREIDA LUTHER-Working, Fresno. BERTHA MCCALL--Working Fresno. MoREE McCLENooN-Working Fresno. LORA MYERS'H0mC, Sanger. BARTON NEWLIN-Working Sanger. AUGUSTA NILEs-Attending Fresno State College. WILLIAM OWENs-Working, San Luis Obispo. DONALD PAUL-Working, Fresno. ERNEST PALOvTzrAN-Home, Los Angeles. ARTHUR PIERsoN-Attending Fresno State College. ALYCE POXYELLiHOH1C, Ventura. DIANA PROODIAN-Working, Fresno. ELMER RICHARDS--Attending Fresno St-ite College. VERNE RODGERSTMIS. Seymour Sterling Sanger. MAT!-IEW ROGALLO-Attending U. C. Pharmacy School San Francisco. LAURA RowE-Attending Fresno State College. ALBERT SCHNEIDER-Attending U. C. Pharmacy School, San Francisco. DOROTHY STEWARTTH0H1C, near Sanger. RUTH TIPTON-Attending Fresno State College. TI-IELMA WASH -Attending Fresno State College. MARGARET WILLhi51W0fkll1g. LOLA WO0DWARD W0fklDg, Sanger. PAULINE WORMAN-Attending Fresno State Col- lege. VIOLETTE DEHOUGNE-Working, Fresno. 1 1928 IRVING AMESBURY Working Sanger JOHN ANTICI-I Attending Fresno State College JANIES AFKISSON Attending Stanford University IDA DEL BARBA Home, Sanger CURTIS BETzoIII Attending Cornell University, New York EDNA BRATTIN Attending Fresno State College IRENE BROXVN Mrs Koff Corcoran ELIZABETH BURNS Attending Fresno State College JVIINA CHOOLJIAN Home, Del Rey ARsI:N CHOO1 JIAN Working, Fresno ASTIG CHOO1 JIAN Mrs Carneg Murachaman, New York JENNIE COLOMBERO Working Fresno LEON CRABB Home, Sanger LAVONA DICKENS Home, Sanger DORIS DOUGLASS Mr R J Avenell, Fresno THELMA DRALLE Mrs Quentine Allyn Sanger GERTRUDL ERICRSON Attending Fresno State Col ege DONALD FLEMING Home Sanger LEONARD FRITTEN Home near Fresno MILTON GAERITLSON Attending Fresno State Col ege LUELLA GEIIHART Attending Fresno State College ALLEN GERNER Home Sanger LUCLID GREFNIILID Home Sanger ELLA HANsIN Mrs Frank Carter Sanger DORIS HILL Attending Fresno State College MARIE HORN1H0mC Sanger. JOHN JARAHIAN-Home Sanger. ALICE JIiNSENiW0fkll1g Sanger, I-IARRIETT JENSEN-Attending Fresno State College. JOE JENSEN-Home, Parlier. WIOLETTE JOHNSON-Attending Fresno State Col- ege. STELLA KONDARIAN-Attending San Joaquin Col- lege of Commerce. PETE KRAUS-H0m0, Sanger. AMELIA KRUM--Attending C. C. C. C. PHILLII1 KRUMTHOIIIC, Sanger. NATHAl,lE KYLIER-'Aftclldlhg Fresno State College. RAY MCCALLTWflfklHg. Fresno. FLORA MAssY-Home, Sanger. EMMA METZLER-Attending Fresno State College. MITCHELL MIGUEL-Attending San Joaquin College of Commerce. GEORGE MILES'-XlV0fklI1g Sanger. CRoss MISSAKIAIN-l'IOlTlC, Sanger. HARRY MISSAKIAN-Home Sanger. JOHN MISSAKIANTH0mC Sanger. JACK Moomf-Attending Fresno State College. MARVELL MORININI-Home Sanger. LA VERNE NELsoN-Working, Fresno. MERLE NILEs-Attending'Frc-sno State College. ALICE OLsON-Mrs. McGee, Dunlap. FRANK PADEN--XVorking, Sanger. ROBERT PADEN-Working, Sanger. FRANCIS ROGALLO-Attending Fresno State Col- lege. WAYNE SARGLANT-Working, Ventura. g,X gl 62 -1 Svtfeflly-1ri11c' E i- A- l 5- I 26615 ,WR 5 .I 5' H , 5 s Q1 N l VARTIG CHOOLJXAISJ-LH0mE, Del DICK CIIoo1.:11AN-Home, Del Rey. , 7 V - -Q , H - G I I r - ' - - . - ' K l I , L - U 1 , 1 7 . 1 F f' I I 'N .f. f Q 1 , H1 C , , E J f'f'N f '7 'Q-J L JN si L alllumm 1928 Continued CARNEY SAROYAN Home Sanger ALFRED SNEDDEN Attendmg U C Berkeley MAURICE SORRELS Attendxng Redlands Umversnty ELEANOR TURNBULL Workmg Fresno LEANORA TURNBULL Workrng Fresno JOHN VAZNAIAN Home Sanger FRANcIs WHITLEY Home Sanger LE Roy WILLIAMS Home, Sanger FAY WORMAN Worknng, Fresno BERTI-IA WRIGHT Attendmg Fresno State College 1929 MILDRED ADAMS Home, Sanger OLIvER AMESBURY Artendrng C C CONSTANCE BAELL Home Sanger ByRoN BEATTIE Home Sanger CARL BECK Workxng Sanger ALICE Bon' Artendmg P G Sonoma Hrgh ALICE BURNS Attendxng Fresno State College HELEN L CLARKE Home Sanger LEvoN CHOOLJIAN Attendmg Fresno State Col ege MARIE COOPER Home Sanger HIGI-IGAF DAGDIGIAN Attendmg U C Berkeley JIMMII: DrL CARLO'AIICHdlHg Redlands Umver sIt JOE DICIERO-Workxng Sanger MARGARET DILLON Attendmg Fresno Stare Ca ege SHIGERU DOMOTOTHOHIC Sanger ERNEST GABRIELSONI Attendmg Fresno State Col ege CARL GEKNER Attendmg Calufornra Agncultural College Davrs MARJORIE GIFFEN Attendmg C C C C STELLA GOEF Home Sanger EARL GRAY Home Sanger HELEN HASEGAWA Attendmg Fresno State Colleg l-IowARD HATAYAMA Attendmg Fresno State Col EgC GILBERT HAvENs Home Sanger EDIII-I HEINRICH Trammg Burnett Samtarnun-I Fresno ARTHUR HUFFORD Attendnng Fresno State Col ege ROWENA JACKSOIN Attendmg Calnfornxa School of Arts San Francnsco GRACE JENNER Attendmg C C C C EDITH JENSEN Home Sanger LILY JENSEN Attending Nurses Tranmng School, Santa Barbara DAN JOHNSON Home, Sanger HELEN ,JOHNSON Mrs Donald Jones Secretary Hngh School Sanger MILLIE JoHNsoN Attendmg C C C C ELFANOR JoNI:s Attendmg C C C C DONALD JoNEs Workrng Sanger HAYLL KARR Attendmg Unxon Pacxfnc College Angwm Calrf LYDIA KRUM Home Sanger RAI PI-I MASSEY Attendmg Redlands Umversrry ETHEL MATLOCK Attendmg C C C C ALICE MIKKELSEN Home Del Rey JEAN MOGLIA Attendmg C C C C KATE MOODY Atrendxng Fresno Stare College CLro MORININI Home Sanger ALFRED NEWLIN Home Sanger FRANR NIERE Home, Sanger EVELYN OLIvrR Mrs Crole Vnsalra ILVELYN OSBORN Attendmg St Francns Nurses Trammg School San Francxsco FRANK PAIOUTZIAN Home Los Angeles RUTH PARKFR Home Madera JEAN PoLLocR Post Graduate Sanger Hugh WIILIE PROCYIASKA Home Sanger C1.Ir1-ORD PUTMAN Home Sanger HELEN ROBERTSON Home Sanger CARL ROSENBOM Attendmg C C C C LAURA SARKISIAN Home Sanger Rosn SHAHEAZIUN Home Sanger KACHIG SHAHBALIAN Home Sanger GLADYS SHISHMANIAN Home Sanger ALMA S'vIITI-I Home Sanger EVELYN STEWART Attendmg C C C C FRANK Tomas Post Graduate Sanger Hxgh RUTH THOMPSON Attendmg Fresno State Colleg CELIA VAZNAIAN Asst Secretary Sanger Hugh ISABFL VAZNxXlANI Home Sanger PHILIP WASH Home Sanger ALIA xVASIiBllRN Home Sanger MARANA NVATERBURY Mrs Paul Bezverndes San er IPENE XVIISON Attendmg Fresno Stare College Exghty .1 f I D J..f ' wx ' ' N -S . nl P Nr fs A7 - ' A. .C. m- ' , ' A l 1 . - 1 b 4 -n l' 11' 'y-. 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Dr1ver Nope far Come on 1n cGCtl111g 011 bus Noah IS your ark o11ly one lackass so Mr Rogers 1n art class Tear that sheet off and draw ll all over a a1n Margaret Adoor M Rogers I have no pat1ence Mr Rogers You do11t need any Youre no doctor Thelma W Why IS Ireland apt to become the r1chest country 1n the world? I-Ielen Because 1tS cap1tal IS always Dubhn Bob Wh1ch slde of a possum has the most ha1r on 1t? B111 The outs1de lack C What 1S smaller than a IT1OSqLl1lCOS mouth? Earl W What he puts 1nto It Teacher Why are you late school? Snyder I stopped two boys from H hung Teacher Thats Hne How d1d you do 1t? Snyder I hclsed them both Marvel Mr Grable I couldnt cash th1s demer1t shp you gave me If the banl-1 four credlt I suppose IS not good Dot R How many rxhs have you? Sk1nny W I dont know Im so t1cl hsh I never could count them okes TOUCHDOWNl This IS the bCg111I11Dg of the fourth quarter of the b1g game between Cen tral and Eastern H1gh Schools The score stands 0 to 0 1n favor of Central H1gh It IS Eastern I-I1gh ball fou th down and ten yards to go for 1 touchdown The ball 1S on the twe11ty seco11d yald l1ne No, 1tS the twenty seventh yard l1ne From where I s1t I can see the hot Cal1forn1a desert w1th the snow spark l1ng 1n the su11l1ght It IS a perspmng 111sp1r1ng Slghf Bang' There goes the referee wh1stle and the team laz11y snaps 1nto act1o11 The ball IS snapped and West Eastern HlghS famed shortstop runs far back of h1s opponents goal l1ne and throws a long pass to North end who leaps hrgh 1nto the an and snags the pass flO1'1'1 h1S shoe tops As North runs toward th11d base he catches one on the ch1n and goes through the ropes for a n111e cou11t Hes un agam now and Wlfh a beautlful backhand serve races across the green As he comes 1nto the home stretch he fum hles the ball Wh1ch IS recovered by South Central center who 1aces to wards the elghth hole They re run lung neck and neck now and as they cross the pool 1n record t1me the gun shrlelts endmg th1s tremendous strug gle w1th the score seven love 1n favor of Sanger Th1s 19 stat1on NUT hroadcastmg from the Chaney Stad1um and we w1ll he 011 the a1r aga1n the next t1me our keeper leaves h1s key ly1ng around Good n1ght L1dd1es Iust Pl un Nonsense Dr Well how d1d you find your self th1s mornmg? 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Miss Spearman to math student Keep your book until you have per mission to drop the course I want to know def1n1tely that you re gone Cl ure B Are you the undertakerp Rector Is that your cigarette stub? Small Son Go ahead Dad vou saw it first Lois V The photographers never do me lustice Roger H You wint mercy not lustlce dear Evelyn M How did your father know we were out in the car yester day? Marvel F Quite slmplel You know that man we ran over? That was father Mfilc V Ours wis 1 rumwiy marriage Delores Yes I rin lway and vou ran after me. Evelyn M: You are like the rest of the men. You fall in love with 'ill the ir s. Duck: Go on I dont know all the ir s. Delia O: Do you mean to say you forgot you were to meet me here at six? ames N: Well ever since I put grease on my hair everything slips my mind. Pauline P: Yes Lois Ann talks culture till one falls asleep. Clara B: 'Sort of Ann aesthetic. Helen B: Every time you call to see me it rains. Iames N: That makes me your little rain-beauf, ' Eighty or ff N okes Marjorie S How much ire your dancing lessons costing you? Bud T About two dollars a flop Arvilla Have you read Fmis P Mabel M No what IS it? Arvilla Oh IIS the last word 1n books Henry A May I occupy part f your hammock tonight? Lois C You may occupy all of it Vernon and I are going to a dance Florence C What a finely chiseled mouth you have' It ought to be on 1 girls face Frank T Well I seldom miss an opportunity lack A Do you think my voice would H11 the auditorium? Henry M No it would probablv e pry t. Papa Viau: Ive made up my minil to stay at home this evening. Delores V: Then you must stay in alone. Ive made up my face to go ou . Lois Viau in econ class : You know Marie I washed my hair last ni ht and my head is so soft. Betty S. fReading Lois s test paper : Gee! Marie Ill say it is soft clear through. Marie G: You are '1 Freshman ad- viser arent you, Mr. Nelson? Mr. N: Yes, Marie. 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L C l L 9 9 II g u Ci , I , u 1 3 1 7 f J ,, 17 as as as W 'li it ll fl , 1 af 1 4 :F 11 is kv, M Qalendafr SEPTEMBER School opens Scrubs up and down the halls Classes hold fnrst meetmgs Short socks 1ntroduced Ram' Hurry save the ra1s1ns' Electnon of class off1cers Gnrls League welcome Frosh at a party Frosh w1n Freshman Sophomore brawl M1ghty strong youngsters OCTOBER Pep Club organ1zed Peppy bunch Jumor party Small but yolly Pep rally The bug n1ght 1n Sanger Fxrst League football game Sanger 6 Roosevelt Mr Peacock of the U S Navy tells the stu dent body about character and nts use nn the navy Somethlng new every day Football game Sanger 0 Kmgsburg 13 Speakers m assembly for the Welfare dr1ve Rev W'oods1de and Rev Pett1t NOVEMBER J C C program Defeat 1n feetball Sanger 0 Fowler Scholarsh1p delegates go to Lemoore Clean up day P1cn1c Sour lemonade All to gether G1rls League entertamed by town women Sxxteen new bleachers for the athletxc fneld Now we can bleach comfortably G1rls League convennon at Taft Arm1st1ce Day All Fresno county sees an ger lose to Selma We wanted to be good hosts Football Llgbt WClghtS Sanger 0 Reedley 19 New scoreboard for football No mxstake now about our routmg Frosh champs of gxrls volley ball Teachers Instltute Hooray' Football H1gh school 0 Alumn1 19 DECEMBER School opened after an all too short vacatxon Mr Nlchol whxstles 1n assembly Nancy Ann Iunnor play A scrcamnng suc cess Scholarsh1p and Soc1ety was Dr Franz Schnexders speech m assembly Now 1sn t that the bunk? We thought we could be 1n SOCIC y wnrhout grades Sophomore party Football banquet It pays to carry the p1g s 1n Chnstmas vacatnon Elgblg JANUARY P1ano rec1tal Theres Mus1c 1n the Axr I bow I bow I bow Basketball Georges l1ttle l1at het unable to cut down the foe on the Sanger f1eld W shmgton Un1on defeated Jumor show PICDIC Mamas Affau' Gxrls League play Papas too Basketball Sanger vs Clov1s Another vxctory but tempered by the defeat of the nuddlewexghts H1 Y snow p1en1c Aloopan goes through tue lee down to the neck Sanger w1ns debate wxth Roosevelt Good baters F1rst debate of the season a complete wctory Our wxngs sprout Frosh champs of g1rls speedball Sanger defeats Kerman 1n basketball Steps over former stumbhng block Jazzys pxeture d1sappears from the Echo drawer FEBRUARY We share debatmg honors w1th Clov1s lngh No self1shness on our part 6 Semester exams What gnef' Basketball vs Selma DIVISIOH cl1amp1onsh1p for both lxghts and heavnes Good teamwork Mr B1nklcy tells the Boys Federanon How to know Basketball vs Caruthers favors Sanger County champ1onsh1p basketball game lost to Fresno Shrug MARCH Sophs defeat Jumors for basketball champnon S 1p Operetta Belle of Bagdad Yoo I-loo Gause Sxsters entertam 1n assembly We had not read The Blue B1rd just that way Weddmg bells rmg 1n Nevada for Malcolm and Delores Everybody waxtmg to congrltu late Mr and Mrs V1au Tennns tournament Earl WIISOD smgles Cham pmn Sanger br1ngs home the bacon at the prelnm mary Mus1c Contest Suren Choolpan wms local oratoncal A new ptcture of Jazzy tound Snap page com plete jazzy doesnt know that we know that he knows that he stole h1s and herb pncture from the Echo drawer 3 fb W' G . l S f1 N 16- . . 17- ' ' . ' A ' ' 17- - - . 'i , . - ' 18- ' . C . A . . l9.- In ' s I Ist- . . . ' , 26- . , ' 24-11. , - in - , . ,, 25- .- . . 1 .. g I 9- ' . . Zsi ' ' G de- ll- l . - . ' . l - 17- , I ' l . . A . 18- ' - . , , . - . , 19. 'O ' 25- . . . ' 31- ' I 2s-- i A . , . , 1. . 0 43- , . . . . . 5- - . I . I- . . . . . 8 , ls. 7- . I . . . . . 6- . ' ' . - - 12- H . , . .. 8 I , ' , Win Success in Life. Just what they wanted to , . 21- . . 11- ' ' . Q S - 28- ' . 'g I ' ' II- I . ' - ' - a . - ' . 11... ' ' - 21- . ' ' . 11' I ggi I A ' , ' - Q 14- - . 19- . I D g . li. 1 . ' :OT I I . I . . l - 6- , A . , - - 22- . I . y . 7 9-U . . ,, Q . . , . I . s 23-, ' h ' , . I l b -mi ,. . U . I l 13- . ' ' 1 - I ls- . ' - . ' kb k. A . 4 . I ' , 20- l ' - - - uw I N o N 3 Mr' ' fine N Q F If .ff ' ! ' C , . L J .WN f '7 'wp J K U 5 r. 1.0 if Calendar CContmuecll APRIL Many fools 1bout the bunldmg M3glC entertamment by Captaxn T Jones Jr Humorous and mvstenous N W well try 1t Dr Rutherford gxves an empat1c talk on Crga rette Smokmg Fxrst league baseball game of the season 1n fa vor of Fresno Sophs defeat rrvals m track Semor gnrls defeat alumm 1n basketball game home snx cups Reedley overwhelmed Sanger m the second league baseball game 16 21 Sprmg comes and we go on vacat1on Oh shaw' 23-Coalnnga Roosevelt and Sanger jom to gve Shakespearean pageant We lose to the Kmgsburg Vrkmgs 1 0 Not so il un1or and Semor p1cn1c Everybody had good txme Eclxpsm of the sun I squlnt, you squmt MAY Prxzes awarded Tech plays wrth us on Ag I'a1r day Selma presents program m assembly Th ghost wa ks Gmrls League H1 Jmx party GllbEft1 Burnette the funmest Fresh gxrls defeat Sophs and are baseball champs Semors too are baseball champrons Sophomore p1cn1c Echo pageant Buy an Echo' JUNE 6 Jumor Semor banquet ll-Class nxght 14 Commencement Tenms and Track CConcmued fmrn Page Sent-nry 58183, In the f1n'1ls, held 111 Fresno, Eflrl W1lson lost to Fresno H1 h Next year the ent1re team, w1th the excepuon of Lo1s Vmu, vxlll retu 11, and W expect l10l1l'llDg short of the county champlonshlp F leven S1nger track men entered the county track meet 'xt Reedley May 17 three of whom made the1r letters 1n the meet They are the followmg Twran Isaac placed second 1n the class C 75 yard dash Earl Wxlson t1ed for second 111 the c11ss B pole vault he1ght 9 feet 9 mches Byron Cl 1rlte txed for Hrst 111 chss B 100 yard dash t1me 102 seconds Exqbty slr u J' G I eq, Ah , Z lJ?. fp ' 0 - Q JBP H5 S. Q 5 . 0 .X I . F1 7 f 1 25- - ' ' ' - . l . b d. 1- . . J - - - - h 3 2- ' ' ' . , . - . , . ZS- ' ' . ' ' . 4- ' ' - 2- ' . ' . 9- ' ' . 9- ., . , 1. . ' 9. 10- . . . . I Q . I ll--Final Music Contest. Hurray! Sanger brings UF- . . ' ' 15- ' ' . - - . . t y . , . . 1 -. I ' I M 'E . K x . 6 . .U C . 4 . C . . . .1 V. T C . K . . l ill: 3? :lk fl? 'Xi .. z ' ' ' . , ' , . . -I . : . D '23 I ,F 0 ,Scaaptum How do you hke our theme this year? We thought you would When one becomes too old for romance, one IS getting quite old, dont you think? You are going to have your Ecrros for a long, long time, and this theme should be one that will recall v1v1dly to you all of the loyalty the gaiety, and the triumph of a brrmful school year Hasn t this term been one that has left pleasant memories with you 3 You W1ll 1lOt realize just how much it has meant until you graduate It isnt easy to say goodbye As true sons and daughters, lets make our Alma Mater as proud of us in the years ahead of us as she has been this year Please let s do that much for her Why when We stood and sang We Are Loyal Sanger High couldnt you feel your pulse quicken and a strong surge of allegiance rise W1th1n you? If you didn t, then you too must start on a knightly quest a search for fidelity Do not be ashamed to kneel in fealty at the feet of our Alma Mater Our Holy Grarl l1es in our search for the truth and Alma Mater guides us this bool we may relive over and over each happy event Yes I think We shall End that that tiny spark Whlch leeps our hearts Warm With love and loyalty has not smouldered and dropped into ashes with the passlng of the years You will ennov reading the Prophecy We have an authorative report from the Delphi Oracle that is provided Pat well just provided Pat wasnt too astonished to transcribe her shorthand notes correctly Of course yo.1 are allowed your own opinions but them s as heard em beheves in cm The four new assocxations we note are up and coming We were esp cially in terested in the one that says Well here we are or something like that. Did you notice the debaters? Such sad faces! We suppose that debating does that to one. Or were they just trying to take Shakespeare literally-that about finding the mind s construction in the face? Anyway we like the picture better than the photo- grapher s first trial cause we just won t hate feetless pictures. The football boys havent much space this year but we thought so many zeros took up too much room and we said Oh why bother? Next year they can have a page a victory. Of course we didn t mean quite that. The drawings are quite spiffy we opine in spite of the king s funny little nose But we decided that he wouldn t use his nose anyway in knighting young Sanger' so we just wouldn t have it done over. The two gents on the funny page are kinda mummy-like but maybe men are like that when they up and use the rolling pin on their dames. Anyhow the little qua- train below is quite poetic we think. It came from the art department too You will never know what the proof sheet revealed. W'e learned that Maris was in th- Cram School. The joke was on us because we thought that the editorial room was the only cram school. And then it seemed that the frosh girls victorious over the sophs were baseball chaps. Rather interesting if you look at it that way. It was just awfully hard to choose between blue and red for the color. Should it be blue for truth or red for love? And then we said No sir there ll be nothing cold about the 1930 Ilchog red itll be. So there you are. Of course we didn t know the ink maker would upset the water bucket in the ink pot, but then we said Quite right: true love has a kind of pinkish glow. So there you are again. A rosy glow for S. U. H. . And we hope you'll all support Haruko next year. She knows the ropes like a sailor. Edilorz' Ally Eiglrly-seven gQ Uv 1 Q I E 51 ,iqll D .f J n - I ff. . , r f X F . C yu' U , 511' , K X .D W' G s A Gs 5 . . . , . C 1 - 4 u . . , . A . v C K. A . . . . . I . , , . - 5 . . , . , , u ' as 1 . C D , , l 7 . - . 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Cl !Y 5 3 9 ' p ll ,Y I 7 ll 73 , . .. , , , 4 s 1: , S K9 f NN 0 f '7 gxchcmges DEL ANC pubhshed by the Delano Hlgh School has ,I very good collectlon of snlps Therr pages show beaunful 1rt work whlch empht1s12es remarlnbly the Sp l111Sl'l theme of the book PROCRFGS pubhshed by WHSh1HDt0H UDIOII Hxgh has a very Interestmg SCCUOII ctlled Idle Moments I'heIr calendar Wr1tten IH verse 19 also clever THE PARLIER ARIROW has 'In CXCCPI1011'11ly good collectxon of Oflglllll jokes and 1 very good lxterary department Sxsklyou DISIFICI WHITE AND GOLD shows CHTCICDI workmanshxp and co opera txon of the seven schools that publxsh lt The Idea of usxng pxctures of loc Il scenerv on dIvIs1on pages 15 Interestmg Selmr student body his used the loyalty of IIS school telms IS 1 theme for the MAGNET The Crrtoons md art work clrry out the theme 111 .1 WW truly cleservrng of pr.11se The art worl' is well-planned and befnutifully executed in THE VIKING of Kingsbur High School. The literary depfmrtment is commendable. 02 x5 cb, 5 3 F 0.x . . s .1 Q' .lgbly-:unc 3 - - mia Shaw . ,, 'Q VF T f-2 L F . .ff Q Y . ft' L ' 'P J ',f '11 'ix M X VK U 5 !'5Xl I s Q , - ieiii l3..x 7 1 vu-1 K af Tatrons C00 ezatzon has ekltze standard o late years zrz om town and In our school P If the merchants 0 71 1 had not helped us rzanczally wzth the puhlzcrztzon of our year hoo zt zs no elv that we could have had this memoly boo for one szxth 0 the can z: a som adueftzsements lngen s 5 I0 l5c Store Nothmg Over 49 Cents 'gf A Complete L1ne of Notwns M C orclan B st Makes of Jewelry for Sale Watches Cleaned and Repan' d Maxwell W Allen Optometrlst J Seventh Stre t-Sanger Cahfomxa. W F Berry Drugs and all Personal Artxcles Prescr1pt1ons F111ed Max Petersen Mens Wear Seventh Street Near N Schengel Bros South Sanger Grocery Fancy Grocenes R Cam Company Furrushers and Undertakers Watch Cams Corner 1n the Herald Robertson s Grocery At Your Servxce Two Dehvenes Dany X Sanltary Market L C Verrmlhon Prop H1ghest Quahty Meat Handl d -X'K X ustesen s Cash Store No 2 Wrth the Meat Market Where Cash Talks ix Safeway Stores No 583 D1str1but1on W1thout Waste A E F Barber Shop Best Hancuttmg for Men Q The Shop for the Ladles Q' Eymann Suderman Motor Co Ford Fordson Lmcoln Best Make of Agrlcultural Implem n s Nzuely f J V15 ' ' -D l bi x xy X I Vx F . x l X5 gl' yi :A I U Y y iga' , ,U ' ff ' . . ff! I' Q Q ' 'J - fl' , YI- y J ' X ' W-W Q' W - -AJ 4 N ' ff VI . Q - ,. . n-xg I I A . ' ' . . b ' ' ve X - . 1 Sa- y 1 . ,,,, 1 . - , Sie U, , q - ,wget I . . leg x r -M QW U S ' B - , - B r C D U . -4 ' - -e t 4 9 2 . QQ' -L9 t ' 5, 3 f W Ynxrq ? 6 'nl J E ' 9 fax! cv' x rx x K Patrons A O Hobler Real Estate Congratulatxons to the Class A W Whltney Jeweler Watches Dxamonds-Sllverware ohn Llnenbach Super Serv1ce Corner Complete Automotlve Serv1ce FX W J Wathen Shoe Hosp1ta1 Repalrmg Neatly Done Sanger Telephone Company Connectlon wxth Stores F1re Protectlon and Doctors Saves T1me ,A Sanger Baklng Co Has Everythxng for a Sweet Tooth C Penney Co , Inc Department Stole A Local Inst1tut1on wlth Nat1ona1 Resources Atk1SSOHS Sangers Leadmg Dry Goods Store Quahty Goods at Popu1a1 Prxces Barr Insurance Agency A Long Estabhshed Insurance and Real Estate Buslness W F Betzold Vetermary Ask Dr Betzold for foods to keep your anxmals ln Perfect Health Bacon SCTVICC Corporatlon Wholesale and Retall Dealers of Feeds Sperry and Albers Poultry and Da1ry Feeds W T Carter Hardware and Sportmg Goods You Help Us And We Help You I-lerrlck Electrlc Electrlc Refrlgerators Ranges Washers M3JCSt1C and Phxlco Rad1os Quahtv Merchandxse 111115 0 1 - o , H Q o ! 0 I. ff I QQ mx? 5 a F' rg Vw rp 5 J Q Q .. tif -W' Qs . . , . . N J. . H. . . . u-1 ' 2 Lb . . ' 1 2 M . GJ 9 ' A I I N N' ' Q- nc 'i , Q E, Q1,0 nelrfga '41 X ffQJJfXA .SX 'X Patrons PM , VL, anger Plumblng Company Best Pumpmg Plants for Sale Pumpmg' and Sheet Metal Work J T S Clark Prop Neely and lVlart1n Garage Dodge Sales-F1restone T1res The Best Parts and Servlce for A11 Cars XX Star Nooclle Parlor A1Tange for Partles Here S Arlta Prop Brehler s Drug Store The Most Popular L1ne of Magazlnes Statlonery and School Supp1les-Good D'rug'g1sts Toko, The Cleaner Cleans Presses and Dyes Work Gua.1anteed The Candy Shop Harold Monfort Proprletol We Make Our Own Ice Cream ' A Inglls Savemore Store ' More Goods to the S ' . ' Quality Goods g - J Eckle Starnes Q P .. '- Phevrolet-Buick-Pontiac A , A Oakland and Marquette Cars X C Tom Taylor s Tire House at Goodrich Silvertown Tires 'F X C F . Fx - Samson Tires - Sieberling Tires ,Ry Tell Your Friends About 'X e New Modern Sanger Hotel P , The Best Bed You Ever Slept In P 2 ' N N - y Sanger Theatre l 6501-comfortable-Western Electric Sound ' 1 Theatre Party Reservations K ' Wm. Gustine, Mgr. x -v-Y u .1 - 1 M Y -,,.'J'3 rp 1930 ECHO from the press of C6716 .Sanger Wferald fs 5- Ninety,-Iwo L ECJLG We GJ 2 A ' 2 1319.19 'f rf' 5 , . .Q 4 K lf, ffl, S t H fl Y-49 ffl :sy kf . KJ, ,S fx my lf 0 -M K V t C Qtr? t I ES N j y l FT fllfu X . P I LL! wx D ' Q n' LL it t UN rj S . f-QCA an ' X f . . , . ' -T' 'Q , .fax X Q t jj! W -3 ' ' 'Kp l , . t . ix' l'-ly , U N x l B' 'rx Xl xg 5 X ' . ig - SR xfij ' ' - - - N D ' - 7 'mlm I ig, ' . 1 , 4 j ., , rt te -4 C P HQ, ' ' X 3 . 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Rev Harmon Pettit Hymn Love Drvme All Love Excellmg Bencdxetnon Rev A W Braden ommencement Exerczses Frxday Evemng june Tlurteenth Processxonal March From Atlmlm Muulelssobn Invocntxon Rev Herman Peftlf Rosamunde Selectlon Schubert HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA Salutatory Tlxc Trend of the Tnmes Della Owings Mxxed Chorus I-Iommg Teresa Del RIUXO Valedxccory Meeung the Sntuatxon Anna Setenczeh Selcctrons The World Is Wastxng for the Sunnse Sextz At Twxllght Frzml GIRLS GLEE CLUB Address The call of Few OCCBSIOHS DJ Flank W Thomas Selectxon Sextette from Lucxa Domzettz SAXAPHONI2 SEXTETTE Presentatson of C of C Honor Medal Major E. I Afkxssou CHAIRMAN OF EDUCATIONAL COMMITTEE Class Song Class of 1930 Presentation of Class Charles R Chaney PRINCIPAL OF SANGER UNION HIGH SCHOOL Prcsentanon of Dnplomas George T Dockery PRESIDENT OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES Nxuetg fbfee , , L 1 A , fl X f-'2 W' .fo faccalaureate Services 4 Q N up 1 vw ,,., 'n ,V Q sb . 6 I l . 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