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

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Aldo Pinotti Football '34-'37 Basketball '34 Class Officer '34-'37 Business Mgr. Skip Christmas Plnv '36 S. C. Society '36-'37 Skip Staff '36 Broadcast Staff '36 Lura Pool Glee Club '34-'35 Operetta '34-'35 Orchestra. '34-'37 Band '34-'37 Charles Quirolo Band '34-'37 Orchestra '34-'37 Basketball '34-'35 Operetta, '36, '37 Lester Stowers Travk Team '34 Lester Willis Band '34-'37 Skip Staff '37 Treasurer of F. F. .lean Darling Operetta '34-'37 Servive Club '35-'36 Glee Club '34-'37 '37 A. '37

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Wilson Crillo Football 'as-'sv -'31 'ss-'37 Operetta. '35 S. C. Society Baseball '36-'37 Class Officer '34 Albert Hinds Transferred from Hi '36 Football '37 Basketball '37 Baseball '37 S. C. Society '37 Albany Robert Jenkins Transferred from Placer 1-Ii Baseball '37 Tennis Team '37 Vincent Kreizenbeck Basketball '34-'37 Tumbling '34-'36 Christmas Play '34, '36 .lean Le Valley Transferred from Campbell Hi '37 Service Club '37 Adeline Moroni Skip Staff '36, '37 Broadcast '36 Typing Contest '36, '37 Glee Club '34 Baseball Mgr. '36 Jackson Delegation '37 'as

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Class Prophecy Thirty years ago, on the eve of my graduation from high school, I began to think of the future that was in store for the class of '37, which was graduating the next night. What I thought then differs greatly from the real future of that class. Thirty years ago, I never dreamed that the class of 1937 would seek its fortune in such scattered places. Think of it! My search for each of my former classmates lasted for five years. My search was very strenuous, and many times my quests would seem hopeless, but my efforts have been greatly repaid. thru the satisfaction of knowing the outcome of the lives of my former friends. Probably all ofyou will 'wonder why I have undertaken such a task of seeking my classmates: Well, one day as I was en route to New York in a transport plane, I happened to hear over the radio that a certain man, by the name of Kenneth Deaver, employed as a bodyguard, had by some brave act checked the assassination of the president of Mexico. I thought to myself, Why, I know that manlvg and my mind sped back many years to 1937. And in thinking of 1937, I began to wonder what the rest of the class of '37 were doing in the world. Therefore my curiosity compelled me to seek out my former class- mates. When I landed in New York, I immediately hired a score of world- wide travelers and investigators to accomplish my task, and after giving them a list of the class of '37, I sent them to every part of the earth. Months passed, and I received no Word from the special investigators. In the mean- time I began a private search of my own. I also made little headway in the first few months, but one night when I was in Chicago, I chanced to see the following inscription in neon lights: The Willis 81 Hinds Steam Laundry . In the fever of excitement I entered the establishment, and there I found Willie and Al talking over the laundry business. What then followed was a long talk of old times that lasted until almost daybreak. When I returned to my hotel, I was given a telegram that had come from England. This was its contents: Af ter much inquiring and searching I discovered that John McGee is a member of the House of Lords in Eng- land . Lord McGee. Boy, what a name! Soon more telegrams were re- ceived, but this time from San Francisco. Mary Golovich was found to be a doctor in a large hospital, and in the same hospital, Robert Jenkins was discovered nursing wounds which were caused as a result of the crash of the mail airplane which he was piloting. Our search was up to this time very slow, but nevertheless we kept on. I kept in close contact with the members of my search party. One year had gone by and no one else' had been located, until one day I heard from Argentina that Donald Estey and Barney Cassella were cowboys on a large cattle ranch. I was greatly surprised to hear that these two had gone so far south to seek their fortune, but soon I found out that Argentina was not very 14