Wasco Union High School - Wasconian Yearbook (Wasco, CA)

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35 WASCDNIAN ----A-,T f 1- - - Hltbl-lllflfilki C I, XX SS I-HSTQRY l ur curiosity hiving been aroused when visiting high school lust spring, we, the Class of chiefly of Wascc, Lost Hills, and St. John' School graduates, returned September lO to first year. '38 composed s Grammar begin our down suf- nfter u week of ficiently to be defe but the winning of Q cheering showed thnt confusion, we settled ated in thc annual ini coveted f?P tin cup f we had plenty of soho or the best ol spirit. Material for future athletic stars was found in ys, who displayed exceptional skotbill, and track. The oddi- sns to the music deptrtncnt, and eshnan girl in the student body some of our freshmen bo ability in football, bg tion of several musicig the fine acting of a fr play also showed thit there wus talent among us. We sincerely thank our class advisors, Mr. Moore and Miss Lea, for the success of our class party, and for their guidance through the year. Ninety-seven strong, with promising representative most fields of school activities, we intend to keep the banners flying until our school days are over. Watch us gel tintion scuffle, s i

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0 1 I WASCONIAN '35 34 ?15l'i'fofJMC.Dl4l1 CIJXSCJ P-ISSTURY ClDn u bright summer day in September, we, the class of l937, returned to school, feeling happy and carefree, as well as superior to ill, miter having finished our frcshmpn ycir. The first big event on our program was the initi- ation of the new freshmen. The girls were dressed in typical freshman style, and the sophomere boys defeated the famous tuguof-wer across the mud-hole. Many sophomores participated in almost every form of athletics, track, besketbgll, end tennis. The B class Lmskethmll team had among its nenmers severpl sophomores who helped in the winning of the Sierri League championship. The G class also boasts of severxl sophomore members. Social activities were usually in the form of partiosu Several were given throughout the yenr, each being u huge success. The class of l937 owes its success to its two cmpable advisors, Miss Dorothy L. Dent and Mr. Lester R. Smith, end to them we extend our most profound thanks.

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