Banning High School - San Gorgonian Yearbook (Banning, CA)

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over their school days they often had regrets over leaving. One fine June evening on the beautiful lawn surrounding the building where they had toiled for the past four years, they received their diplomas and their High School days were over.” Reading this history brought back pleasant memories to me for I was a member of the Class of ’20. My thoughts turned to athletics and I was soon going over our hard fought battles, our victories and defeats. I was carried back to my boyhood days. Who were my classmates? Yes—There were four Marians, Marian Moojen, Marian Urton, Marian Gilman, and Marion But- ler who spelled his name with an 0. Two Jays, Jay Nichols and Jay Hargrave, made six. The others were Ethel White, Lucile Ludwig, Leonard Backus and Harold Ellis. JAY HARGRAVE, ’20. SCHOOL DAYS Me work is all too complicated: Me Latin never is translated; Me verbs are never conjugated: Then me D’s are duplicated. Me mind is never concentrated; At times me feels intoxicated, And all me days are variegated; Since all me friend's have graduated. So me thinks, me quit. Ex. PAGE ELEVEN

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Class of ’21 Back Row: Edgar McAllister, Forrest Hammond, Clarence Johnson Louis Schlierbach, Clarence Weinland. Front Row: Delbert Fountain, Charlotte Bostick, Miss Eloise M. Hicks, Gladys Titchener, Carroll Hansen.