Amador County High School - Skip Yearbook (Sutter Creek, CA)

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Senior Activities HE Seniors, under the efficient leadership of their officers: Imelda Darling, A presidentg Augusta Siebe, vice president, and Gertrude Culbert, secretary and treasurer, are looking forward to various activities. The Hoodoo has been chosen as the class play and has the following cast: Brighton Early ........................................................................ Mike Biocina Billy jackson ..,............................ ............. J ames Arditto Professor Solomon Spiggot ......... ....... A lton Casagrande Hemachus Spiggot ................ .............. I va Murphy Mr. Malachi Meek ,,,........ .......... E ddie Levaggi Mr. Dun ...................... ......... M ario Raffetto Miss Amy Lee .............,....... ........ I melda Darling Mrs. PerringtonfShine ............. ........ V irginia White Gwendolyn Perrington-Shine ..... .............. A lice Tlfomas Dodo De Graft ......................... ......... L orraine Arditto Mrs. Ima Clinger .................. .............. A ugusta Siebc Angelina ............ i. ............... ........,,., M ayme Gunnison Miss Doris Ruflles ................ ............... M ildred Cobb Mrs. Semiramis Spiggot .......... ............... I rma Lucot Eupepsia Spiggot ................ ............ E dna Pritchard Miss Longnecker ............ ........ F rances Beneditti Lulu ............................................................ ...... ...................... G e rtrude Foster Aunt Paradise ........................................................... ..... ...... H e nrietta Marks For the first time a Senior class will have a farewell banquet. This will be fol- lowed by a weekfend trip to Yosemite. The annual Ball will complete our long-tofbe remembered Senior year. -Lorraine Arditto, '27, To the Seniors I see across the span of passing years, Towards the goal where darkness meets the light. I see your joys, your hopes, your gloom, your fears, The inspirations of your day and night. And when along the vista of the past, Your future life may not be all it seems, May happy memories of your school days last, And take you to your isle of pleasant dreams. -Rod D. Smith. F rice

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Read this one Dick, old fellow. 'Miss Mayme Gunnison has been added to Flo. Ziegfleld's Chorus' Well, well, she always was a graceful, smiling young lady! Oh! that reminds me Perry, that yesterday when I was looking over the marriage licenses I saw that of Edna Pritchard of Plymouth. You remember her, don't you-that shy little girl with the curls? She always vowed she was going to be an old maid. What circus is this paper advertising? Can you believe this? just think of Glenn Nance, my old pal, as manager of one of the world's greatest circuses. Here it says, 'Be sure and see Mike Biocina, the medicine man and marvel of all ages'.l' Oh yes, Dick! Let's look at the comic section of this paper. 'Tillie the Toiler' has changed I see, to 'Bina, the Stenof Can you believe it? Why it's no other than Albina Garibaldi from Drytown who has become so great that she is even featured in the funny paper. Well, well! . Look at this ad, will you? 'Annual sale on at the Manassero and Lucot Chain Stores, Conte in a rush and avoid the ear-ly.' Poor Irma always said. she was going to be a school teacher but love proved too great, I guess. Look at this Dick-some Plymouth news! 'New hotel erected in Plymouth- Alton Casagrande, proprietorf Oh yes, he resides in Plymouth-ever since his marriage, you know-! Well Perry, the women of this age are surely dare-devils. Listen to this one! 'Woman aviator dares the Arctic regions unaccompanied! The first woman to accomplish this feat!' Would you believe it Perry-nobody but our little friend, Imelda Darling. I've heard so much about her airplane, the Mooney!' I believe she is about to try her eighth venture at matrimony. Her old chum, Lorraine, however, has scorned matrimony heretofore. She too, has changed her mind for she will marry her wealthy producer this spring. She has surely taken New York by storm. Her acting thrills thousands every nighteand she still carries a white poodle! Dick, will you please turn on the radio again, for it is nearly nine. I have been waiting all week to hear Iva Murphy, one of our old schoolmates recite. And by the way, she is going to recite 'The Shooting of Dan McGrew.' Just like her, don't you think? Say Dick! Who is that wonderful bass singer? Let's look it up in the radio book, let's see, nine o'clock, it will be page sixteen. Oh look! It is none other than Eddie Levaggi, formerly of Sutter Creek. It seems as though most all our class has done something in the world. I forgot to tell you I had a letter from an old pal of mine the other day, and he said that Virginia White was in charge of the refdecorating of the White House. She always was very clever at artf-' We are certainly finding out a lot of news tonight about our old schoolfmates. Did I ever tell you that I went to that wonderful concert- in New York, and whom do you suppose were the two attractions of the evening-Mildred Cobb and Gertrude Foster, and they were marvelous. They are now ranked among the world's greatest music artists. I can hardly realize that I could possibly have gone to school with so many famous people. -Lorraine Arditto, '27 . -Alice Thomas, '27 Th irrcrn

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The llunior Class N August, 1926, we again entered our stately high school, this time not as timid Freshmen or joyous Sophomores, but with all the dignity of full-fledged Juniors. We organized our class of twenty-ive members soon after school started, electing Ronald Cox, presidentg Kenneth Kupfrian, vice president, William Perovich, secretaryftreasurer, and choosing Miss Armstrong for our class adviser. As Miss Armstrong became Mrs. Vesper soon after Christmas, Miss M. Yancey, her successor, became our class adviser. - When it comes to contributing our share to the schoolls activities, we think the school has no cause for complaint. We have six men on the football team, one on the A basketball team and one on the B team. Our girls also do well in athletics, and we have some good tennis players among both the girls and the boys. Our class is well represented in dramatics and in the art and literary departments. We have our part in social affairs too, as we are planning to entertain the seniors at a ball sometime in the near future. In would take much more space than we are allowed to tell you all about our wonderful class, but this is enough to show you that the Junior class of 1927 is a very good class. -Georgie Walker. Fiflecn