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

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, '.i,',:1,w In I . ..v ui, 0 trretzasz . J I . Essen CLASS OF '34 Class fldfvisers-Miss VAUEEL, Mxss E. JONES, MRS. ENGEI., MR. VVRICHT, MR. BURGI-IETT First Semester EUGENE STEGELZVIEYER - HELEN GOLVGH - - DOROTHY MCMILLAN - ELIZABETH NEELANDS - MARGARET MAGLEOD - B8 OFFICERS Second Semester - President - - ELLA MAY OTT - Vice-Presizlent - - - - NIACINE STEELE - Secretary - - CARRIE ANNA DONAHUE - - Treasurer - - - CARRIEANNA DONAHUE - - GirIs'LeagueRep. - - - MARGARET MACLEOD The B8's have Won many honors and contests this year. In English we com- peted with the second section of B8 and the A8 NO. 1 and No. 2, and the B7 No. 1 in verbs and adjectives. We won every contest. We won first place in the music memory contest of the Junior High School and we received a very nice banner for our home room. The A8 class has been activities. The Sergeant-at-Arms for two terms. They also uniforms. Two girls from +ii. A8 CLASS in school for two years and has entered into many of its of the Girls' League has been chosen from section one Won the pennant for having the best record in wearing the eighth grade are in the Friendship Club. All six prizes in the constitutional contest were Won by the eighth grade, five being won by the A8's alone. Our boys organized a first game. basketball team, and section one was victoroius in the T 35 T

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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

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AVIATION CLUB REPRESENTATIVES EW T1 7 ,QQ C 'iw 5 IHFTIQ-'lil J i.,.ci5QSi?3??i Z4 I ' G 2 B llfluzl mv. il i CLASS OF '35 ADVISERS A7 Section 1 - ----- Miss MABEE A7 Section 2 - - IVIRS. MORSE A7 Section 3 - - - I Miss SHERER B7 Section 1 - - MR. WADDINGHAM B7 Section 2 ------------- MR. AUSTIN The especial activities of the seventh grade are the Junior Olympics and the Aviation Club. JUNIOR OLYMPIC ENTRANTS Hitoshi Hatada Melvin Smith Truman VVaugh Hubert Luck Frank Austin Talmage Uerich junior Lane Benjamin Chaires Frank Austin Hitoshi Hatada George Isohell jack javens Alex Sopchinsky Louis Zamperini john McMasters Peter Mason Truman VVaugh junior Lane ff-16 Charles Smith Hubert Luck Melvin Smith Takashi Suminaga Harry Richart Sidney Shelton Lyle Smith Max Smith StoshiKiyomu1'a Talmage Us-rich