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

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WALLACE MOORE Block “B” Senior Class President Junior and Senior Plays Boys’ State Annual Staff Basketball NEVA PARSONS G.A.A., 4 years, President °44°°45 Senior Class Officer Junior Play Girls’ League Officer Drill Team Softball, °43, Captain KATHRYN ROBERTS G.A.A. 4 years Drill Team, 1 year Girls’ League Secretary Annual Staff Hoof Prints Girls’ League Assembly AND LONESOME GEORGE NEWBOLD Football Track NETTIE JEAN RICE G.A.A. Officer, 3 years G.A.A. Member, 4 years Girls’ League, 4 years Class Officer, 1 year Softball Team Basketball ELENA SANCHEZ G.A.A., 4 years Girls’ League, 4 years Drill Team Basketball SIGHS,

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WITH MEMRIES DEAR PAT LOVELL Student Body Secretary G.A.A. President Hoof Prints Scholarship Secretary- Treasurer Junior and Senior Plays Senior Class Yell Leader MITZI MARKUS GlArA. Operetta Senior Play San Francisco World Friendship Dance Band Vocalist LORRAINE MESTON Operetta G.A.A., 2 years Girls’ League Drill Team, 3 years Voice Tennis LORRAINE LYNCH G.A.A. Drill Team Girls’ Chorus Operetta, 3 years Voice Mixed Chorus ROBERT MERNICK Basketball, °45 Block “B” Denver, Colorado Football, °42, °43 Basketball, °43 Navy, March, °45 LORRAINE MOORE Scholarship Girls’ League Treasurer Annual Staff Hoof Prints GeAGAG Drill Team

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SAY AU REVOIR, BETTE SATTERFIELD GRETCHEN SCHNEIDER Senior Play Scholarship, 4 years GAA: Kiwanis Award Drill Team Annual Staff Girls’ League Junior and Senior Plays Majorette Hoof Prints Secretary, Senior Class MARIE SCOTT MILDRED SPAYTH Majorette, 3 years Scholarship, 4 years Class Officer, 3 years Scholarship President, °45 Operetta Lead, 2 years Drill Team, 3 years Sophomore H1-Jinx G.A.A. 2 years Junior and Senior Plays Hoof Prints YE OLE SEPTEMBER 15, 1941 The first bell has rung for the Freshies, the class of °45, at fifteen minutes of nine and the eager beavers scattered into the rooms of their first period classes with their clothes inside out, backwards, shoestrings lacking in their shoes, their hair in knots and pigtails, their beaming faces shining with blood red letters (of lipstick) —Froshie. After this week of initiation, school life resumed its regu- lar procedure. The outstanding activity of the year was that of the Freshman Dramatic club. The months slowly passed by until June stopped on a dime and report cards were distributed. All Freshmen passed with “flying colors”, black and blue, and decided that the first lap of the high school race wasn’t so bad. Nevertheless they looked forward to their three-month vacation—and freedom! SEPTEMBER 14, 1942 A somewhat depleted class swept through the halls after the three-month vacation which whirled us into school as Sophomores. We no longer needed to look up to the azure sky but could haughtily look down on the bewildered futures. Some of the brilliant Sophomores entered the Freshman-Sophomore Debate tournament. Daniel Judy and Eugene Derington, Sophomores, were the winners. The Sophomores put on their first play at the Sophomore Hi-Jinx which laid the audience in the dirty aisles. The members in the Hi-Jinx were awarded a huge box of candy as a reward for their success. Predictions were made that the future aggressors would be most outstanding in carrying out their further plans. They did live up to their handle, “Future Aggressors” as you will see by activities of the next two years.