Avalon High School - Torqua Yearbook (Avalon, CA)

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A-ri +'mti1E.'1ron2o,ur-11+ gui se :fn ? CA'lll-llCRINli MACKAY ARTHUR GOULI Jl NG Shall show us how divine Never elated when on.e a thing a woman may be. man's oppressed, never dejected while another's blessed. Senior Class History 55 li HAVE crossed the bay, the ocean lies before us. Our voyage may be long, or it may be short. Perhaps it will be rough, perhaps smooth. VVe have not the entire control over these circum- stancesg but, with the knowledge we have gained in our past four years in Avalon lligh School as a background, we cannot fail to show ability and skill. If you could see a record of all the worth-while accomplishments which our members have ligured in in the last four years, you could readily see by our record of this year that we are still keeping pace with the most alert. VVe have just completed a very active year's pro- gram. lilesides the regular studies and class activities which' are the duties of the Seniors, we have been well represented in every line of ac- tivity. All our students took part in dramatics, and a couple made names for themselves in music. Although not leaders in athletics, we were still prominently active. lierne Slaughter and Art Goulcling served very ably in the Student- llody Commission, and Catherine MacKay and George Minney held the presidencies in the Girls' League and lloys' Circle, respectively. On the Sugar Loaf Staff will be found the names of lierne Slaughter, Cath- erine Macliay and Art Goulding. Wfc feel certain that if our mem- bers continue to'take the active parts in worldly affairs that they have taken in lligh School activi- ties, they will come out among the winners. Our class of '27 is very small in numbers, but genius, we are told, is always sparse, so we hold high hopes for what we will discover in that wondrous treasure chest-the Future.