EVERETT HERARD EDITORIAL 4'The Samohin stalf has striven this year to establish a precedent of a better school paper each year. Santa Nfonica High School is enlarging every year, and the it is only right nent featt California the newly paper should follow the trend of progress. The most promi- With the paper this year Was the holding of the Southern at S. NI. H. S. The present staff leave the paper with hoping they rnayy profit by this year's mistakes. -THE EDITOR. Sixmoui S'rAr1f Tfwrzzty-one
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WINTER CLASS JOHN NOLAN .......,.. A................. P resident CARL FARDELIUS A....,, .....,,.. V ice-President BI.-XRK GATES ...,..,... ..A... ,...., ...A........ ..,...,.,..... S e c r etary HISTORY The tumult and the shouting dies The captains and the kings depart.'7-Kipling. Dusk has fallen. The echo of the last footstep has spent itself Within the empty halls of Samohi. With mournful tread and heavy hearts the teachers pace the floor. The bouergoisie hang their heads in awe. They are stunned, mute with sorrow-Life for them is over-withered leaves tossed by blighting winds. Their only hope the schoolas salvation, the Winter Class of '27 has left the fold in search of Eldorado-I Just a Word about this most illustrious band of Winter '27's. Like diamonds set in onyx they stand out from the rabble. All knees are bent to the Queen of Intellectual phenomena-Miss Hillyer, president of the Honor Scholarship Society and salutatorian, Miss Jenkins and Mr. Moody have cast their histrionic bombshell among the Wondering Herd. Among the men of letters are such champions as Mr. Machado, dean of baseball, Mr. Fossett, president of the Lettermen's Club and mainstay of the football team, and Mr. Malone, czar of trackmen. lVIr Gates has proved himself to be a desirable addition to the institution inasmuch as he has been commissioner of finance and also served on the Executive Board. Mr. Nolan, in Whose capable hands lie the destinies of the class, is also president of the Debate Club and president of the Mathematics Club. The fifth and unquestionably the best Winter Class Was organized in October, 1926. The Hrst charitable Work was to make the Senior B play a success-Miss Jenkins on the stage and Mr. Bird in the box-office. By their dance the Senior A's established a lofty criterion against which future generations may beat their futile hands in vain. A precedent indeed! Alas that these brave souls must pass on, but the Fates decree. Iacta est aleall' Tfwenty-three
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