Palo Alto High School - Madrono Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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Cn CO CD ■MADRONO 1 Pauline Hunt, Phil Olsen, Anne Palmer, Hugh Jackson SENIOR CLASS FOUR years ago a group of bewildered, slightly wistful freshmen scut- tled along the interminable halls of their new habitat. Though not very prepossessing in appearance, they were ambitious and full of good intentions. Now leaving high school as assured, confident seniors, that same group looks back to its freshman days with mingled feelings of amusement and nostalgia. It looks back to those days through a vista of memorable events—Senior Week; Trelawney ; the few thoroughly worthwhile classes it has been in; the two or three good Jolly-Ups it has attended; the School Bonds parade; the hustle out of the condemned building; the Campanile's ballyhoo issue; the Television Jinx; and the Night Club Stunt Show; Much Ado ; the big game each year with Sequoia; the renewed feeling each spring of all's right with the world ; bull sessions; and the feminine equivalent; the bedlam of its first class meetings—back to the days when Churin was a cherub, and Love was unknown. These high school years have not seemed long, but a wealth of experience has been crowded into them. For that, and for the many lasting friendships formed here, we seniors of 1935 are deeply grateful. Hail, and farewell! — sf 9