Burbank High School - Ceralbus Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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Ditch Day Long and hard fought were the arguments in the Senior class meet- ings as to when and where we should spend our Ditch Day. Our final decision was to retire to Hueneme, a small but popular beach which lies five miles west of Oxnard. We met at the high school at 6 :30, Wednesday, April 23, 1923, and half an hour later were spinning over California's won- derful highways to our destination. We arrived about two hours later and found the little city basking in the warm sunshine along the wave beaten shores of the great Pacific. The never ending call of the water was soon answered by a score of bathers. Other members of the group entertained themselves by cutting up on the acrobatic bars Cproof for Darwin's theoryj while still others en- joyed lying on the warm sand. Four of the boys, Charles Whitney, Francis Bennett, Ralph Foster and Douglas Fitzpatrick, tried to do what the natives deemed impossible, namely, to get their cars through the soft white sand onto the beach. They took their cars down the coast about one-fourth of a mile and after an hour's hard work returned victorious on the beach. They then tried to cut capers in the ocean but the law of gravitation still held sway and down they went. We all got our feet wet pushing the cars out and the fellows decided they wouldn't float so re- turned to the shore. They then partook of some refreshments which the wiser ones had stayed with and partly disposed of. The afternoon was spent in a way enjoyed by all concerned and about four o'clock we started on our homeward journey, a tired but happy bunch. We came together again at Santa .Susanna Pass where we ate supper. Here also were laid the plans which led to our decorating the school premises and which cul- minated in the scrap the next morning. The evening was spent putting up the aforementioned decorations in places we thought suitable. The battle which raged the following day in defense of our colors against the Juniors, I am sorry to say we lost. But we were vastly outnumbered and theirs was truly a Pyrrhic victory. The day at Huenemeoand the fight the next morning will always be remembered as they are dieeply impressed upon our memory. Theyxare but a part of that great school life which means so much to us all. LOUISE MOYERS, '23 'DOUGLAS FITZPATRICK, '23 Q fp! fi . I V V Q ' 1 2' A ! - ' ,Sa DYEQD0 -J QW was fu ia' ip -mulllllllllllld , .llllllmfuuh ' at 7 T EDQC,-JSQ,-Auciifup Page Twenty-eight

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