Sonoma High School - El Padre Yearbook (Sonoma, CA)

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Of I Aid vl C' f l'hank you, Lee, said Mr. Gldest Grad. Poor Bill, here. has been patiently waiting for an opportunity to boast about his Freshman Class. liveryone likes to dance. stated Bill. 'l'hat is why our Patriotic Dance, with Russ fol- well's orchestra, given on May 16th. was such a success. Hill McCarthy. president during the second semester, and Charles Lavin during the first semester. have been our leaders. John O'l3rien. vice-presidnet: Lillie Mocabee. secretary. and our council members have represented our class admirably. The boys have taken part in all sports with the exception of tennis. I am positive our athletes will star on many teams next year. Miss Coggins and Mr. Haselden haye been our class advisors and we wish to extend to them our appreciation for their services. ,Xddressing Mr. Oldest Grad. Marilyn said: You have seen all of the classes. .Xre there any questions you would like to ask ? No, thank you, Marilyn. I believe l will be able to see all of your activities during ad- visory period and at other times during my stay here. Time for lunch in our new cafeteria. said Mr. Narsters. I.et's go. J 1 Psychologists tell us that there are in every person from two to ten billion nerve centers tneuronesl. each capable of holding the ele- ment of an idea. They also say that each indi- vidual will die with probably nine-tenths of the precious depots empty. This should give an idea to those who think they are not of the gifted type. XYhat if you are not gifted? .Xll you have to do is to get busy and get. say. one-half of your neurones charged and connected and you need not worry about competing with superior men and wo- men: you will be superior. Remember that ability is cumulative. lf one should open a book on mathematics he would be dazed by the apparent immensity of its con- Pagc 16 tents. It would seem to be something beyond the compass of his mind. But if he takes one proposition or formula at a time and masters it. he will be surprised that the next step seems to come to him easily, and so on until he has mas- tered the book: and then another and another mathematical work will be approached and mastered until he has sounded perhaps the whole of mathematical science. and that with- out injury to his once bewildered mind. So it is with other mental accimmplishments. Step by step, the mind can attain unbelievable masteries, and unimagined accumulation of or- ganized knowledge, Dokoruy Cionwuzn, Dean of Girls.

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