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

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TGP SERGEANTS Prcsfirimt ....... 4... W . MADDEN Secretary .... . . . D. GLQVER I'iw-Pl'e.s'irlr'r1t ......... C. HASKELL Treasurer .... . . .... .... E . RILEY JUNl0l2SflVlodern . . . dignified . . . intelligent . . . Scotclw Cpenny-pinclwersj . . . model students . . . l disagree vvitlw you, Sisterl' '... versatile . . . talented musicians Qsvveet violins, mellow saxes, uallemande left and swing your partnerlnb . . . brilliant clwemistry students CHZOIOXYQGUD '. . . excellent matlwematicians . . . St. lVlary's All-American atliletes . . . VVl1oopeelatouclwdovvn' '... super baslcetball stars . . . Firm supporters of the Academy Clor liiglier education? . . . grand masters of tlwe Hbones' '... rugged individualists . . . originators of latest slang . . . money makers via candy sales. . . artists in tlie culinary Field . . . capable, responsible plan- ners ol Junior-Senior Banquet and Junior-Senior prom . . . indispensable aids to tlwe Glee Club . , . jul4e-box fanatics . jitterbugs supreme . . . possessors ol brilliant Futures . . . pretty, pert stenograplwers . . . successful politicians. . .CHI promise to abol- isl'i compulsory education if l am electednl. . . popular radio stars QHYou are my sun- sliine, My only sunslwinenb . . . even angels in vvnite . . . everyone a proud American citizen.

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WHATS CCDOKINV? f 1 st Nw Silence envelops the senior classroom. Twenty-nine pairs of eyes are focused on a pert senior miss dressed in typical col- legiate attire-indispensable dirty saddle shoes, argyle socks, painted stockings, broomsticlc slcirt, sloppy cardigan and perlcy hair bow. She is about to deliver a new recipe which she guarantees will malce anyone of the twenty-nine beg for more. She spealcs: Take a typical school day, sift it twice. Measure one-half teaspoon of 'The Turmoil' and 'Macbeth' and one- half cup of ardent worlc on the 'Per An- nos' and sift together once. Add gradu- ally, lively class meetings and senior snap- shots, mixing thoroughly. Beat until stiff, 624 C75 'Sf twenty-nine class rings, stirring in gradu- ally. Flavor with just the right amount of geometry propositions and chemistry ex- periments. For a perfectly scrumptious icing, may l suggest you mix one half cup of baslcetball thrills. Boil over Jimmie Dorsey's latest record until the mixture spins a couple of peppy cheerleaders. Remove from the fire and 'pool' 'till you get a 'colte at Coolies' or a 'mixer.' Finally, sprinlcle the icing with a couple of flashy lettermen, and there you have it. What? Why that's simple! The whole mad conglomeration represents our frenzied, joyous, activity- crammed senior year.

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CORPGRALS y SQPHQMORES new responsibilities . . . soplwomoric pranks . . . class elections . .. Latin periods . . . day-dreaming . . . study periods . . . Sodality initiations . . . loot- ballseason . . ,gay bus rides . . . sophomore warriors orbopelul bencbwarmers . . . staunch rooters, anyway . . . Halloween mixer . . . ten-weeks' tests. giving vacation . . . book week parade , ,. wislwiul tbinking .. . Clwri . 4 prelude to tests . . . broken New . . seats clwanged . . , llwanks- stmas vacation . . . complacency Years resolutions . . . zealous studying periods of Latin . . , last ten weeks' vlwicli lasted about tlwree days . . , two ests . . .acknowledged Latin sliarks A mveralls, squirt guns, civil war . . . 'rom . . . reviews . . . class picnics , . . opbomore settings 1'r'.w1'rlr'r1l .....,. .....,, D , SAYPE '1'r'r'- l,l'l'.Yl'Ill'Ilf ..,.... lf. DOlVllNESKE D. Clwampliii . . . Easter vacation . . . last term . . . young men's fancy turns to Junior-Senior Junelinals. . .sad au revoirs to familiar Sz'1'l'1'l1II'-V ,... .i.. P . FOGTE Tl'I'tlSlll'l'1'. . , . . . M' SHIRLEY E Long i