St Marys High School - Lance Yearbook (Medford, OR)

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si 5 re, 1 me ea Q --E we-1 ee' ar M mrs. E -59, 1 IELU 2 T- Iggy, we-E ' '1 4,- A - Q3 '93 Q 59 - T. ' --WM fit ' G6 9' t fl sf A V' Q J 'fi' 'AU u S -Q' I 4 . '3 'Y 1 W r W - I ' 1 Q A f-f-...f CLASS OF S'32 Adfvisers-Miss KUNKLE, Miss COLLER, MRS. GRANGER, MR. BURK OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester LOLA COKELY - - President - - BERNICE BAKER STANLEY SACH - - Vice-President - - - LEO SWEENEY HARTLEY COOKE - - Seeretary - - - AUDREY CLARK LEROY 'IQHOBIPSON - - - Treasurer - - - MARGERY ROELOFS CLETA NEVILLE ----- Sergeant-at-Arms - - LEROY THOMPSON The class of S32 has been unusually active in school activities this year. Both girls and boys have taken part in athletics. They held a theater party last fall, and went to see Cooking Her Gooseu at the Hollywood Playhouse. On February 5 they presented a three-act playlet, The Diamond Necklace. lt proved successful, and netted the class over thirty dollars. A party was held on April 4 in the gym. The B Sophomores were invited, and a good time was had by all. The Class Of W'32 took some part in athletics, furnishing several members of the Hea-weight and midget basketball teams, and some of the track team. The girls also engaged in athletics. They attended the Sophomore party, and helped make it successful. OFFICERS PETE ZAMPERINI - ----- - - - President KENNETH CLUTTER - ---- Vice-President DOLORES KING - - - Seerelary and Treasurer CHARLES MONTAGUE - - - Sergeant-at-Arms WILLIANI LOFTUS - - - - - Sergeant-at-Arms T321

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E Q Q '-mg w vrrri 11.1 5 En 4,4 ' I 5 A2234 C Ab f lar' DH Q M ! ILQLUTI msn il ll , I CLASS OF '33 Class Advisers-MRS. KELLEY, MR. ANDREWS, MR. NYLANDER, Miss SUMERWELI. First Semester A9 GIRLS, OFFICERS Second Semester AURELIA DONAHUE - - - - President - - - - PAULINE FAILLA .IESSIE KIRKPATRICK - - - Vice-President - - - VIRGINIA BARTON MARY OGATA - - - - Secretary - - - ETHEL SLEPPY LUCILLE THOMPSON ----- Treasurer - - - - LUCILLE THOMPSON GEORGIA HIGGINS ----- Sergeant-at-Arms - ' ' - HELEN MGMASTER Girls' League Representatives HAZEL BRINEY, JESSIE MAE MCCRAY HONOR ROLL BERYL TALENT JEAN WHEATON MARGERY BEAN On March 22, a number of girls of Mr. Andrews' homeroom spent the day at Recreation Park, Long Beach. Before arriving at the park, they stopped at the home of lVIr. Andrews' sister, Mrs. Fowler, and enjoyed looking at some Indian curios and other art objects. During the trip, the girls had created quite an appetite for the delightful picnic lunch furnished by lwrs. Fowler, assisted by her friend, lVIrs. Isabelle Dunham. After lunch, some of the girls went swimming, others boating, while several spent the afternoon at the park with their hostesses. Upon returning home, each group declared it had had the best time. A9 BOYS The class of '33 has shown as much spirit in athletics as any other class in the school. Eleven turned out for football: Bob Atchinson, Raymond Rogers, James McLean, Thomas Betz, Vincent Lawton, George Figuredo, Floyd Denman, Her- man Hamman, Francis Laven, John Selby, and Rafael Becerra. Five of this group made the Class B team, and three the Class C team. In basketball the class of '33 had three boys out for the teams: Robert Carson, Melvin Howard, and Rafael Becerra. Track and baseball both claimed a good representation from '33, f34ZI