Anderson Union High School - Aurora Yearbook (Anderson, CA)

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A.: if' -.. N 'N l ' '- 'X . lllll lii CD , .. ., Title Page ....... Dedic-ation ........... Table of Contents ....... Our New High School ......... Sunset in Anderson .............. Anderson and Anderson Valley.. Anderson Women's Improvement In Memoriam .... .... ........... Class Poem .... .............. .... Senior Class ........,.. Senior Class History .... Class Prophecy ........ The German Spy ...... The Lure of Spring .,.......... The Gift of the Gods ............ The Heroes That Did Not Die.. Triolet ......................... 'Spieious . Saved ......,... . Mah Rose .,.......... The Haunted Lake ..,.. A Goorlly Compzinyc ........ The Rest-ue of Ezekiel ...... Fl'E'SlllTllll1 Riding Pegasus .... l-Ielen's Curls .............. In the KVztke ......... . ..... The Inevitable Conflict .,,. Tvith Banner Bold ....... Editorial Staff .... Editorials ........... Magna Cum Lauda .... Dranmties .,......,. . Boys' Basket Ball .... Girls' Basket Ball .... Boys' Baseball ...... Tennis Organizations . . Debating ...... Agriculture .. News Notes , , Exclmnges . . . Alumni ...,. Jokes . . . Mt. Lassen .... , ......... Patterson High School .... Rio Vista High School... The Fm'-ulty ............ Senior Class .. The Staff ...... Junior Class ..... Sophomore Class ..... Freshman Class ......... The Cabinet Minister .... 'Boys' Basket Ball ..... Girls' Basket Bnll... Bziselmll Squad lennis . ...... ,. f' ' fx ,131 . . . .The Faculty. . . .. .. . .Frumres .Ie-ssc,-n. . . Lzturzt W'alton. . . Cottonwood Improvement Club. .. . ............... .. if ,lf Club .... ..................... ........... ..... .. .. . .Marjorie Sliumlllzul. Frances .lessen .. . . Lnurzt Vlfalton und Gerald ,, .... . .YVllma. Nuttinf: .... .......,......... . . . . . .Royuroft Anderson . . . . .Frances Jessen. . .. .. .. . .Callie Barney. . . .. .. . . . .Franz-es .1essen.... . ... .Edwin Stone, . . . .. .. ....Callie BzLrney..... ....Mlll',1Ol'1E! Sh:1n:tl1:tn.... .. .. . .Callie Barney. . , .. .. .. . .Vernon Sutton. . .. .. ...,Mary Wilder. . .. . ....'LZllll'il. 1Va.lton. . . . , . . . . .George Healy. .. . ....Mz1ry YVildcr.... .. ....Mary Wilfle1'..,... .. ....Edwin Stone...... .. . . . . Marjorie SiHl.Il21lllll'l . . ....Frrtnces Jessen....... .. .. .. . . Helen XVeaver :und lilldy . . . . .. ....ICdwin . ....Vevu WilClei'...... . . . . .Edwin Stone. .. .. .....l':.unes Black. . .. .. , . . .Myrtle Phelps. .. ., .. . .John TJiL1'l11Illill1.. . . .. ..,.VVlInm Nuttlugn.. ,. ...,Callie B:-irney. .. .. . . . .Elsie Jessen. . .. .. .................Mnry VVilder... ILLUSTRATIONS. -fm' i l ng'e 1 'r .n 4 5 li S ll 10 11 lil 14 1S 19 22 25 26 29 522 32 33 34 35 36 328 :lil 39 40 -ill 41 42 -l 4 ill! 50 55 57 G0 fill fill G5 lin: 67 Trl 72 TF! -J 5 7 12 17 -lil '17 48 49 52 ill SR lil Ili!

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MT. LASSEN

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l i l . l PATTERSON HIGH SCHOOL QBLII' P111 ihigh Svrhnnl Speaking of the high school-by the way-when are we going to have a new building? Often one hears this question propoundecl. Never does anyone ask if we need a new structure, but always when will it bel Two glances at the exterior and one glance at the interior will convince the most conservative that a change is imperative. With more and better apparatus, with desks and material more convenient,-in fact, with a modern building equipped with the usual accessories of a high school, Anderson Union lligh School could be at the head of the list of educational institutions of its kind. .lflliiciency should he our motto,-always. 'l'he grade of work done at present is as high as can be expected under the conditions. 'llhe Lfniversity examiner reports that our graduates will this year he permitted to enter the University without examination. But we can never hope to receive formal accrediting until we have the proper equipment. This leaves the graduates of the future in a somewhat pre- carious position, for a class with an unusually good record may be accredited whereas one slightly below the best may not. This is not true in schools with good equipment, which are on the regularly accredited list and have nothing to fear as long as a good average standard is maintained. ln numbers our school is larger than many others that are far better housed. Patterson lligh School, tsee illustration abovel for example, with fifty-one pupils and incidentally, six teachers, has a 350,000 building. The need for such a structure was felt by the whole community and the bonds were voted without any special campaign at all. There are now accommo- dations for cooking, sewing, drawing and manual training. There are physics Five