Calaveras High School - Skull Yearbook (San Andreas, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1924 volume:

THE STAFF THE SKULL VOL XV CALAVERAS UNION HIGH SCHOOL JUNE 1924 I ullzshed Is II an IL S Sun fIndII IS LIIIITDT FRED C U N EO EDITOR IN CHIEF FRANCIS DRAGOMANOVICH BUSINESS MANAGER AGN ES SNYDER SOCIETY EDITOR ERNEST BACIGALUPI BOYS ATHLETICS CARRIE TILLMAN MUSIC AND DRAMA TICS LI LLIAN JASPER ASSISTANT EDITOR JOSEPH SILVERIA ASSISTANT MANAGER VIOLA N U N ER LITERARY EDITOR IREN E ZWI NGE GIRLS ALI-ILETICS JAMES CASEY ART EDITOR LLOYD GRAVES JOKES OF 9 T 1' thu Sh if is of H I C. U. H. C.. Q I ' THE STAFF An Elegy to Those Who Trled and Fallerl Heaven IS not amecl m .1 sm le leap We only get tnere by trymg hard and meek We build the ladder by WhlCh we rrse From the lowly earth to the vaulted skxes On a sound foundatxon of concrete and mortar Then wlth onc step at a tlme you wlll not falter But some have tried and mxssed thexr mark They tried but thexr shafts Flew home xn the dark We hold their fallure as successful as our am We honor those who shot at the stars ln vam No ITICITIOYIHT of thelr work wlll stand hx h Only some klnclred splrxt will remember them with a Sl h They wnll remember your wasted valor They wxll remember your hopes that Hed B41 they too have hearts that are empty They too hold ln then' hands an achmg head Help them Heaven nn tryln they haxe bent to the sod Help them they haue trlecl even lf IH vam Oh God' TI-IE FACULTY MR BRICKLEY MRS MCFALL HISTORY LA1xmIAn,r: IXII H MR GOFF gy X PRINCIPAL J CONINII' RQ I XI MR I UWARDS MISS GIBBS 1 MISS McKAY MISS ANDERSON! 1 4 THE SENIOR CLASS 4 Joseph Silvena Staff 24 Basketball 22 23 24 Track 23. Irene Zwmge hal 22 23 24. Francis Dragomanovlch Basketball 22 23 24 Truck Debating 23 Dramatics 23 btaff 24 51 'SS-S 1 9 2 WSWS Staff '24g Dramatics '24g Basket 1 , . , , , . ,, y, 3 1 ,23: Frecl Cuneo Staff 24 Debatmg 23 Baeket ba 22 23 24 Agnes Snyder Qtaff 24 Dramatlcs 24 Basket James Casey S a f 24 Bask thflll 23 D1 1 matlcs 24 Viola Nuner Staff 24 Dram xtlcs 24 Bas cet ball 24 H , , , , , u ball '22, '23, '24. t f ' 3 ' a 1 ' 5 'z- Horace McComble Debatlng 23 Dramatlcs 24 Clase. Presldent 2-I B'1sketb1ll 4 Lxlllan Jasper S iff 24 Dxlnmltlm, 4 B'1Q 01 Ernest Bacxgalupn Saff 24 'hack 2 Lasketbul 2 2! Carne Tillman Staff '74 IJI'I.l'lldllCS 2-I ' ' . ' ' - . 9 i ' ' '..g . a '2. . . ta ' 3 'z : '21 ..k,,- ball '25I. . . t 7 : 'N 7 'P 1 2 '22, ' 3, ' A. . . 1 7 1 1 1 'Q 1 9 .. , . ... 'lo-M Lloyd Graves Smfl' 24 DIlll1ltlCQ 24 Baeket h Ill 24 Elizabeth McFall G -ulufmtmg ln three ye xrw Jolm Cavagnaro BlSiPllllll .ll 72 2 24 T 1 , Clara Guthnger l7l llH'lllCS 24. CLASS HISTORY HE cherxshed day has finally 'xrrnved on whlch we the class of 1974 are to Graduate ln order that the hlstory of thls lllustrnous class shall be known to those who come after us and our accomplxshments be kept as a mark for others to a1m at we shall endeavor to glve you an account of thls unusual roup of young people Cn a certain day nn early September lf-P70 fifteen meek and bashful 1 reshmen assembled m the halls of the C U H S cletermmed on making a record for themselves It was not long before the upper classmen reallzed what we were and after a dclwhtful receptlon they ladly lnltlated us mto the mysterles of high chool lxfe Our Freshmen and Sophomore years were rather uneventful Outslde of a few of our members taklnv part m some of the school vames and programs the years were marked by no Oreat occurrences However while we were sxttmv back we vverc quretly watching the actlons of our upper classmates so that we would be more than fltted for the ln our unxor year we flrst began to show our qualltres as a real class 0ur m mbers occuplecl prominent posltxons 1n school affalrs Thre of them secured posltlons for themselves on the dcbatvnv teams whlle several others starred ln school frames Our Senlor year has even been more eventful Soon after school commenced our class called a meetmv and chose Horace Mccomble for nts Class Presxdent and oseph Sllverla secretary lmmedlately the class agreed on assummg the burden of I'8lSlIl0' the funds necessary to publxsh the school annual and through a serles of plays they soon ralsed the sufflclent sum of money Our members took part 1n all the school actlvltles throughout the ye xr so we feel that we have ended our hugh school car er rn a worthy manner PAW 3 QM We were twelve now we are nme When the schools are solldated Back us then we ll need a vate To keep the teacher under dated Don t be snappy llttle teacher We can tell who s most to bl une Cn hls f rave and handsome features Gunlt ns wrltten just the same ' l' 1 I v A . - ' ' D . 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CLASS WILL E the Class of I974 of the Calaveras Union Hlvh School of San Andreas County of Calaveras State of Callforma b g of sound mmd and mtellect do hereby m p esence of l'1wful vutne s make otr list wxll and testament to wrt Collectxvely we bestow To the esteemed faculty our ,rateful appr cxatlon for thelr untlrlnff efforts ID our behalf dt rlnff our career ID the hlgh school To the umor Class our suc cs ors ou slze and abundant knowl dofe of Soclal Sclence To the Sophmore Class our spmt dx nlty and posxtlons on the basket ball teams To the Freslrmar Cla our pop Ilxrlty a d all the order we poss s w ule attendmt, Fngll h Class To the mdxvlduals I Ho1ace IVlcComb1e I'ereby bequeath mv dollar watch to lVlr Brlckley and hope Ire wlll get as much Good out of lt lh the fut.1re as m the past I Lllllan asper bequeath my wlllowly slenderness and sweet dlsposx tlon to Alxce Wells hopmfr that she wnll us to an advantave I Fred Cuneo leave my abxllty of oratory to Alex Casey hoplnv lt vsxll prove to be an advantaffe ID the remainder of hls hngh scl ool career I Carrie Tlllman leave my ever neat I nrcoxr-b to Louxse Cmnn nl and smcerely hope she will se lt to keep her lo ks ln order I Clara Guttxnffer leave my frentle and rs ek way to V da welrola hopxng xt will keep her out of mlschxef ID the future l ohn Cavaffnaro bestow my 'mbvlnty to play ba ketball to Vmc nt Txscorma but take I cd and not lose his head wl'1le plavmv tlee ame I Vxola Nun r leave ull my c'x es and leeroles n guts of the Sotuxl QLICDCC Llbrary to Dons oy boom It vxl' not orove to be ucb a wo y her also my Klnv Tut Q5 l'a1r cut to Pewfy pettmglll ram IS Dravom ovlch Icwve rn I lty to et 1 to rot an :ft of 2 ab to Alfred Ryno te m to Nlurlel Hamrcv I Ellzabeth Nlclqall bestow my knacl of t dy n to Eveltn X! nk I Earnest Bacmalupx b ou ath my Hblll 1 to wln tyomfv award a d r eclals to Chw les IV'cI rten I Lloyd C-raves lea c my surplus helght to bus Hawver hcpx f I 0 L1 1 u e same to an advantage l Agnes Sn der lem rr-y voice to Violet Cavi 1 I 'nat l dldn t t zn tie Cfecm t Y clas to W1 ton I ames C1 ey h reby leave my ablllty to st md up for my no t C.-,ny Coffer bellevlnv tl 'af they VIII bg of bom U -q m the rf,-fm I of hrs h h chcol career I oseph SIIVPTIB leave my am xteur low' 1 ra IJ A B 0rn,ps 1r1r111toCat ICBIPI v 5 ' ' .,:v- v , , gun . . . . 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' ' . 1 . y ml - 1 - - 1 ' f. xr, 1 A rtxxzr ix ,Q,,:, Q. ,-. zmly ' fi mon as Ib 1 , 1 1 ' li-sri 2 ,rf nan, lly CLASS PROPH ECY NE sultry afternoon lwas slowly walkmg down a narrow and less frequented street of Calro wnshmg something would happen so as to break the monotony of the dull afternoon To travel had at one time been my chlef yearnmg but now that l was a Uenume Globetrooter l found that the wanderlnv that takes one from dearest frlends IS not the most deslrable As l sauntered along l was attracted by a sxgn whlch read Fortune Telllnv Although that sort of thing seemed to me to be foollsh something prompted me to enter the doorway The room m which l found myself was small ln the center of the room was seated a seeress holdmg a large glass crystal She motnoned me to a seat m front of her and bade me look mto the glass At flrst the crystal was dark but llttle by llttle lts color chanvecl and figures began to take shape The following serles of wonder were revealed before my eyes It was the mternor of one of the fmest and most beautxful theatres ln New York Apart from the wonderful architecture of the bulldmg l took speclal notlce to the audxence They seemed to be held m rapt attentlon and admlratxon was wrltten on thelr faces l then turned my attention to the performers who l noticed was a singer and her vlolm accompamest There seemed to be somethlng famlllar about both the noted persons although l could not place them To my surprlse l found upon lookmg closer the noted prlma donna was none other than Agnes Snyder and her v1ol1n1st Lloyd Grave It was then l remembered the fact that we had had some unusual muslcal talent ln the Semor Class of l924 The figures faded from my slght and another picture took its place l was looklng at the sport page of the San Franclsco Examiner A head lme across the top of the page read My Years on the Diamond by Fred D Cuneo famous coast leaguer ust xmaglne my surprise Fred at one time editor of the l974 Sr-:ull now wrltlng for the sport page of the Examiner The next scene was the mterlor of a large factory ln Massachusetts A contented group of glrls were bu lly engaged ln thelr work From the snatches of conve satlon one could s e that p ace relvned here A figure was approachlng the gurls faces were turned ln respect and admiration Who could thls person be that comnaal ded the attentlon of such a large group? Frlends lll not keep you m suspense lt was Carrie Tlllmen She was the Girl s Welfare Advlsor ln tne largest factory ln Massachusetts What IS th1s3 Fog but lt IS clearlng away A large battleshlp comes mto vlew maklng a beautlful and thrllllng plcture plowlng through the green waves with nts Guns flashlnv ln the sunlight l wondered why the crystal was showmg me this but for some reason It seemed to be focused on the budge There was somethmv famlllar about the young mldshlpman and when h turned around to gave an order to one of l 1s men l could see hrs features plalnly Sure enough l could not mxstak that red halr anywhere lt was ames Casey l never thought he would choose the llfe on the brmy deep l next saw the mterxor of a school room where every llttle head was burned deeply mto a book That must be a remarkable teacher l sand to myself Such order 1n a schoolroom l always thought lmposslble l looked warn and recovmzed Ellzabeth lVlcFall l was no longer surprlsed for we all knew she was one member of our class who would be a success The busy lnttle workroom dxsappeared and the next figure revealed to my eyes was that of a min seat d ln a dark ancl dreary laboratory He was slowly stlrrm a mnxture m a test tube The room was Hllecl with dirty test tubes bearers etc showmg that he had been laborm strenuously over some experrment Later nt was revealed that the man had successfully perform d an experlment that all the scientists m the world laid been trym ll v . . . .. 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U . 2 U - . -1 :a C . -4 g 1 l to solve l tools '1 better 'ook xt th younff man and to my surpnse recognnzecl htm as my old friend and schoolmate Horace lVlcComble Here was another mcmber of the Class of 24 who had rrade good m the world The next scene brour' t to my vxslon caused me profound wond r l focused my cry tal carefully 'xrd djusted xt several txmes It was a neat llttle wlute house wnth a neat little plcket fence Srttmg ln a comfortable rocklns, chalr very basxly engaged m lilllttlflg was our old friend VIOIH Nuner MISS Whale above her at Pol the parrot her one and only companlon murrnurxng contentedly Tnls rs tne lmfe this lS the llfe The sad plcture of a lonesome old maxd faded from View and the next picture of perfect domestlc tlanqurlxty showed a flttmg contrast and helped to atone for the pathetlc one above Clara Guttlnger a sweet blushln maxd of our class of Z4 was wo d and won after a thrlllmg romance All mdlcatlons lead to tney llved happily ever afterward The lnternatnonal typmv Contest was rn full progress and foremost among the contestants was a famlllar Hgure Was lt poss1ble3 Wlth certlhcates bulglng from hls po kets and with bronze medals sllver medals gold medals ln fact the Whole family of m dals adornmg the front of hrs coat sat FIHDCIS Dragomanovlch This wlll not be a surprise to hls frlends because FYSDCIS record as a typxst was well establlshed ln Hugh School My attentlon was next dlverted to one of New Yorks most excluslve shops where lVladams every deslre would be gratlfled There l found Lllllan asper satlsfylng the wants of society s matrons and debutantes There IS no need to dwell on the fact that Lrlllan had been ucces ful for the Shop spoke for Itself l was next enjoylng an exciting game of football There was one player ln partlcular who claxmed my attentlon He was playmg fullback and though he was not very large he seemed to be making all the touch downs for hls slde l wondered whom he could be but my curlosrty was soon satlsfxed as some people on the Grandstand were dlscussmg htm Hls name IS ohn Cavagnaro someone was saylng He was one of the racluates from the Calaveras Union High ln 1974 The command Count off One Two etc fell upon my ears and l turned my crystal so as to see from whence these Words came There was a great number of hlgh school gxrls taklng gymnaslum and l was rather astonished to see the sp1r1t they put mto It l turned my attentlon to their athletlc lnstructor Surely l have seen that p rson somewhere thought l and she faced me l found lt to be lrene Zwlnge She was Athletic Instructor of a large school and the glflCS were able to carry away all the honors ln the lnter school meets due to the tramlng ablllty of their lnstructor The next plcture revealed to my eyes bewlldered me Would wonders never cease3 oseph Sllverla had one to college and had become a preacher Reallzlng the wlckedness and trlals of the world he declcled to spend has lxfe trying to uplift hls fellowmen He spent hrs tlme preachlng good to the ev1l and lmpressmg upon them the fact of do as l say not as l do l began to wonder what had become of Ernest Baclgalupl the only member of the class of 24 who had not been accounted for But sure before long he too appeared before my eyes Ernest had recently broken ln at Hollywood After graduatmv from Calaveras UHIOH High School Ernest ment to San FIHHCISCO where he met a younv actress and after a romantlc courtshlp resulted ln a happy marrlaffe Ernest then decided to be an Actor and he and hls lOVll'lU wlfe were successful ln taklng part rn a bug play ' I . . 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Z 1 i 9 l 51 E Z : il 1 Q1 , .4 2 ' 1 'X f ii li ' ll f 75 1 I I ' 4 f 1 1 .. r F H : - 7, : 3 1 - : - f N I . f 1 'V 5 7 E 9 v 2 l, 1 3 j 1 I ' Q - f- -- - L 4 M 4 - 4 f 4 JUNIOR CLASS eated ustxx aux I am 1 1 mmm ITH the op nmff of the school year m August l924 the umor Class organized wlth a great deal of enthusiasm and pep Although the class IS small ln quantxty the quality IS the counting element Most of nts members started wxth the class when nt entered as a Fresh man A few dropped by the wayside at the end of the Sophomore year 'Durmg that year the class showed nts progressxve spmt Tlus year lt has agam shown evidence of the same splrlt plus some more lts members have taken part ln the Glee Club Evelyn Winkler and lVlartm Nlarkwood are the outstanding leaders of thls assoclatlon ln athle rcs the class has agaln upheld lts reputatlon Dons oy played forward on the Urns basketball team and dld her part well m upholdmg the Splflt of the Calaveras UHIOH Hugh School MISS Gibbs IS the class teacher Nlartm Markwood the presxdent and Dons joy the secretary nl-I I A ' I, , Q 7 kgk. K ,X KA yi Q t l 2 . l 5 - l 5 1 S15a.nt1ing':fV1-da Que-irola. Miss Gibbs, Mr. flot't', Doris Joy and Martin Markwood. S :-H J: ' H' 1--1 lChzrlt-s 2 ' I e ' 9 J . , J f - J . , . D . - - - : I . ' . 7 SOPHCDIVIORE CLASS per Row Xl I kl 1 1 I X ' ' ' 1'- luh taxagnuo llIllXlf'h XX .um uusrx lunge xl3.Y'lxXXlHld 1llLl X11 lain u s Lower ROW Ulltl HAIIITIFR ldna l uns I4 s ntstr 4 trim 1 X N lu 1 Kaxagnaro md Iouxse Iillbll Not Present Haba! Iuqur Iuhn fuhlxllu Xrdr Nchlar k and X nlda S-chrack HEN school started ln August we as a class declded to put an end to vacatlon and pleasure and get down to work for the next ten months We dld not hold a meetmg lor the electron of class off c rs untll the bevmmnv or the second semester when ohn Cavafrnaro was elected president and 'Vladelme Cavagnaro Secretary and Class Reporter At first our Class roll was not as larffe dS last term because many were NVOI'l1'Xll f or occupym-Y their time m other ways After a few wee s the old mcmbc s were back and four new memb rs entcred the class I-hree of them were former students of the Rrchmoncl Hugh and the other of tl-e Llnd n Hugh Later on they lefl us and our mcmbershlp remalned the same untll a member of the Stockton lllvh Joined us ln Nla ch we welcomed mto our class one of last y ars Sophomores who on account of lllness was unable to keep up her work Several weeks after school started the task of mltlatrnv the Freshmen was brought up Heretofore the honor had been, grven to the Senlors but thls year the plan of most colleges was carrled out and the task was turned over to the sophomores We held mock court and each Freshle was forced to pay some penalty ln the evening rn an lnter Class Contest we walked off wlth the honors Later on Roosevelts Birthday we gave a program and showed the other classes our abxllty along this line On March I4th we took charve of the school PICHIC and acted as hosts .o the rest of the school ln Athletics we also made a good showing We had members on the first and second basket ball team and also ln the glrls team 4 s . . --.i , ,glv .Y-4 . ' , . , K V , , .. 3 , , .Q 'L -' ' . 5 1 .. Up 24. r. Eric' Vim- 'nt '1'is1-mwrria. Will Cllill'll-till. Alt' 'od I-ljnu, .Xl -xand -r Us xv-5' and . n f 1 ' . V Middle ROW:-Madeline Java, lmuisv f:l2lZl!lll1i. .Xrthur llartun, Ulzrrr-new linblv, lillls Ilxzrgu- mz , Q - li 5 1- ' - . ' ' 1 . '. '2 'Lit A :-M - ' ' ', 'I .y . wuisf- IH l z . Cath f - llr' -nnzu . . lz I-lln - , 1 W if 3 1. A xxx' , , X' ' , . 1 .. . 1 ' . . .-, f. . , . . . ., t . -D H 1 v O . ' , ' V 1 S 5, 5 , . , , ' J Q V . 1 r . -H . . , D. Sw , . . Q 5 Q r . . . L - L, D . .x . - 4' ' . e L . V V V . . A . 3 V 5 . . . - D . I S . , . n , . D l . . D . . v - I 3 5 . X . n O ffl FRESHMEN CLASS Ky X OD gs sdf' 36 Upper ROW ar1.,utr1tm ld lIl5.,lll 1 s mx an cl a haul Sf1n1.,u1n1l11 Jann H Stott Mxddle Row Wlolct Cax.-1g11L11o Xlelba Itatto I lxxra P11x171tu1 Norma lrabucco I thtl sharp LUUIQL Lllnuv Not Present xa XX 1 Ils 1ce l14ll'l1N 1-lll four years of hlgh s leool worlc may be comoarfcl to four lmks ln a Cham Tl'e Freshmen year may be the f. st l nl P lth ugh we a e a'1 lrldlvldllal group of young people wc are mseparably Jomecl to the next lmk which IS the Sophomore year T e cement whlch welcls us to that new year rs the progr ss, Wl'1lCll we have macle tms year We are proud of ll: fact ancl wc 1 cp that at the close of our Sap' o more year the same mterest and prlcle wll be cl splayecl Not only leave we been mterestecl m our stucllee but Je haw taken part ln such aCtlV1tlCS as athletxcs music ancl every other school actxvxty The boys of our class formecl a baslcet ball team Although they never plaved an outs1cle school they enjoyed the nselves ancl amused others ln our local court Two of our glrl members were on the flrst and second Glrls Basketball teams About sxx of our members slsarecl worthy honors n Glee Club and Muslcal Extravaganza So ln summmg up our yearly confrlbutlons we feel as though our ooastmg worcls are not spoken ln va1n Charles Mehrten worthy presldent and Helen Turner our accarate secretary have been the cfficmls for thls year Wlb 1 , . - . if -- .3 -' V 1 f f I' I. 4 rx vu' fl lflmx A ll' I W1 ' .1 K' - l ' .a . .V X ,. 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'1 LITERARY DEPARTMENT The Old Album B J Velda Schrack IIRSI Plllfl Sl RX ARLX ln the afternoon a vroup or Camp Fire Cnrls cllmbed a low hull and looked lnto a little valley sxtuated among the fir trlmmed mountains of Nermont Early une had covered 1t wlth flowers and the birds enjoyed the cool water of a very small stream running down the mlddle of the valley Across the valley a bulldlng stood amonv the trees From where they stood the gxrls could see a low broken fence and vme covered walk No doubt xt was a forsaken home They ran down the hlll and across the valley As they approached the house 'ney found that It had not been mhablted for many ycwrs Alter much pullmv and pushmg the old gate fmally opened .-nd xls rusty hmves sent forth a loud creekmg nolse The garden had once upon a tlme been beautxful Across the Gravel path rose bushes had grown and lntertwlned thelr branches untll a thlcket of plnk and whlte roses filled It l ong 'frass Grew up between the branches but from somewhere came the sweetness of a flower not a rose for lt w s sweeter than a rose lts '1 hly excl.-umed Myrtle A vxolet added Lavma and the urls bevan parting the Grass and vmes to fmd lt Here lt IS whxspered Reva as she gently pressed the grass down around lt A tmy white flower set 1n nts bed of grass appeared Oh' a carnatlon exclaxmecl several voices How sweet and wonderful xt IS sard Lavma carnatlon the most wonderful flower ln the Garden Leave lt there and come explore the house suggested eanne The thlck entanglement of rose bushes closed all entrance to the house by the walk The glrls retraced their steps to the gate and followed the fence around to tl e slde of the house The Grass was very tall and now and then a stray rose branch crept alon the broken fence A tmy vlol t thrust 1ts del cate face up between the blades of vrass when rt was pre sed 'lslde for a path The house was old and weather beaten S veral boards were mnsslnv on the porch Iloor the steps were broken a corner post of the porch had fallen down and lay across a whlte rose bush The door yielded to a Gentle push and the glrls found themselves mslde the house They stood amazed and gazed about the room 1nto whlch they had entered which had no doubt been a Slttlil'-7 room X few ch urs a table and an open flre place met thelr wanderlnff vlances They entered a dlI1ll'l0 room and a kltchen whlch too contained fUl'llltUfC and then a bedroom Thus was the most surprlslnv of all A bed wnh its neat coverm stood near the wmdow 'x chalr or two 'md an old fashloned dresser with queer carvxnfrs and heawy dust covered mirror whlch stood ln one corner of the room where the sun llvht came throuf h the wmdow and played on the face ln a picture wlth xts tmy silver frame It was the pxcture of a beautiful young glrl The top drawer of the dresser opened and nn lt lay a Ur at book Open xt whlspered Reva No leave lt there replled eanne b It the temptatron was too 1 rent and earne who loved old quaint thmfs took It out They opened rt md .1 beautlful baby f ce w1th lauvhm eyes fr'1med ln 1 olden curls looked up it them The picture was exvht mches by ten mches 'md hand painted A. small enx elope w xs sllpped ln the slde of the picture and fmm its Qi 46 u W- V - vw Y 4' . . 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COVCTID' a tlny whlte plece of paper sllpped A few short sentences upon It NNI'lltCI'l nn Yllt letters read B rby jane O l 1 Nt en sm arrived ln Boston w1t1 ner parent beveml plctures of f mxly 0 otp c 1dr n ana lndrv duals filled th paves and then another hand pamt d plctt whos lsr to ,I th t1 15 envelope told ean O Brlen ten years old when she ftr t appearecr a vrollnl t drcs cl ln blue wlth hex vlolln tucl ed .md r 1 clu 1 adsl the b1.3y rmglets n vv lon Holden curls that hung over her shox. del she wa '1 beautlful chlld The next was a full Ienvth plctur ef 1 young woman dressed 1n 1 brlllxant lrench costum Her lelcn har fel ln waves over the white shoulders nd ropes of pearls were aught into It A larve gem lay on the whlte bosom The co ture was one of man, dark blue sllk The llttle card told nts story can O Brlen the Great VlOllhlSt ln the French costume as she last app 'xrcd to tr Yl l the larve audlences W arlng the pearls and gems of her gra mdmotlaer Pr: rce s Claire Wandalle she posed for the last picture to be pamted by her noted Aunt Vlrglma De Mone And the last was the simple plCtL!fC of tl'-e bea ltxful a e O Brx n hk the llttle one ID xts small sllver frame She were a plain dress of some dark blue that matched her eyes A smvle strmv of p arls adorned the whlte neck How beautlful she IS murmured eanne she seems to be the very person to wear wonderfur costumes and Jem el I wonder why lt says her last plcture sa d Lavma Read thls rephed Myrtle as she handed them a sllp of paper Upon 11 were several lmes vvhlch 5exrs h rd faded ane O Brlen It read wxs the younffest great vrolmlst of that trme ller parents were French but when she bet an to play for audlences her name whrch was Glendolyn De Mone was chanved to ane O Brxen upon the request of her aunt Vlfglnld De Mone She many tlmes wore the p lceless Jewels of her grandmother Prmcess Clalre Wandalle How sad lt ns murmured eanne But what IS th1s3 Fxclaxmed Reva as a small wh1te flower fell from the pages of the album A carnatlon whlspered eanne Its small dellcate petals except one fell upon the floor and broke xnto many PICCCS They put the lone petal m the little envelope that contamed the last story of ane O Buen k vu1 3 ts-ash'-W UK: . 7 1 1 1 ' . . 5' I , , . 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One Hundred Percent Plus By Madeline Cavagnaro 4 5 llxlf Y-lf x l -YN Wrl hr unxor at the Summ rvnlle l-llfrh School strolled down Hunter s Lane wearrly Hunter s Lane was a delrf htful place to walk to on a brrvht sunshmy day llke thls one was ean had on a tweed sport sunt and brown oxfords and a small hat pulled down over her curly halr She always dressed neatly and every fnrl at school admlred her clothes but sne also took a reat mterest ID her school work and stood flrst ln all her classes To day Ray seemed worrlecl and had sou ht the fresh a1r rn hopes of forf cttmff hrs troubles As can approached lnm she called '-lello Ray Oh hello ean bee but lm lad to see you lve been wantmv omebody to tell my troubles but can l flnd courafre to tell anybody replled xay Now what s the matter Ray3 asked ean Well jean you know Carl Lxwson that new boy at school and you rnow too that l ve always been at the hfad of my classes Well he IS not lI'I1 at the head If thls keeps on at Commencement l won t be at tne head f the llne l just can t bear to thlnk of lt What shall l clo3 asked Ray l can t thmk of any way out of 1t answered ean except that you study harder l ve been dom' that for over a month but everyday he seems to f et one hundred percent m all has lessons sald Ray Well lf he vets one hundred percent you wlll have to Get one hun clred percent plus sand ean l ll see what l can do about lt l d hate not o be at the head of the class just on hrs account sald Ray sadly Wlth thls they parted and ean drd rot see Ray for a couple of weeks One day not lone before Comm ncement she passed htm IU the hall and he whxspered to her Your scheme worked On the evenmof of une l3th th whole town of Summervllle was out to see the Commencement CXCYCISCS at the hlffh scnool auclltorlum ean was xmon the raduates As the class marched on tr e stave Ray was the frrst and Carl was second 1n honors ean knew by th ll ht ln Rays face that he xv xs very proud ow -Q' K7 fWxa Z Sxgj K, t ,cf . 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'L ' 4 1, , Good Aclvlce I ll 0 an N Teac her stop' your work ns nn h o cr Of teachln your scholars so they ll learn more Days of lorl Wlll soon he past And ID West lJOlI1t lm sure youll rest Days of happmess nr hts of joy Wlll soon be yours If you don t act shy Wlth a certam youn man who drlves a tm can He has a lxttle money of that I m very sure And he ll make you very happy If you ll only thlnk lt o er I addle walt' just let me rye you There s a fortune ID lt for you Anal she ll m xke you 1 handsome wlfe qhe s a H1 h Qchool teacher Laddle lf you ll only stop to think That a hundred and hfty per ls more than you can make Think lt over carefully Laddle Anal youll see that l am fl ht oy md happlness are yours forever you ll only work lt Il Tl 'SQII IDOWI ING West lJOll1l SLE' dd, HN 'i tp I uivs to Sir wvilllvl' .'f'u1i.Jv Q ' c ' r 1 A bit of good advice. 4 5 A If ' ' ' -ght. - N .M - .ff ENQJAL all A Blrd of Flne Feathers LOUISE PODESTA rump KRIII srom UST as Velma stepped off the tram she looked around and saw many of her school frrends They came runnrn0 up to her to say hello and telling her that a new famrly just moved m town and they were to lrve ln the house next to Velma s home Velma talked to them and saw her brother wartlng for her rn their new car On thelr way home her brother ames told her about therr new nelghbors He sard there was a lrttle grrl about Velma s age and a lrttle boy The next Monday they were to start to School after the Chrrstmas vacatron Velma put on her new bonnet and scarf that she had just received for Chrlstmas and was gomv to wear them to school as all the other grrls had them When she left she thought she would go and ask the gurl next to them to walk to school with her When she knocked at their neighbor s door a rrl appeared and Velma sard Good lVlorn1n0 l came rn to see rf you were ready for school you could come with me All rrght lm lad you came just a second and l ll get my coat and hat replred the gurl Her name was Frances was a tall rrl for her ave 'Ind qurte pretty When she reached for her hat she saw rt was an old fashroned faded purple hat Velma thou ht the rrls would lau h at her and would not lrke ner so she sand to Frances Let s wear one another s hat for a week and then Frances had notlced Velma had a very pretty bonnet so she a reed When Velma got to school all the rrls laughed at her for wearmg such an old hat Velma drd not pay any attentron to them at first but that nrght her brother asked her why she was wearm such a funny hat She pard no attentron to what ames asked her Later her father sard there was to be some kmd of an entertarnm nt and that they were omg He sard rt would cost a dollar apiece Velma asked her father rf she could not have her dollar and she would stay home He dldn t llke the rdea but he sald All rr hr The next clay she went down town and bought another bonnet and enou h yarn to knlt another scarf When she had frnlshed knrttln he f r scar she told Frances to keep her scarf and bonnet and she had another set and now they both had a scarf and bonnet alrke Now when she wore her new set the lrls clrd not laugh at her a am 1 . ,. , , , V. , , . . D . . u I . . I k I Z I l' A ry: . At u . X 1 I5 'D' , . g ' v , - Y g rs I s - g s' sf ' , . .. . . , we will always be good friends. 1 . , ' g I or' ' in , . . . . 1 ' ' g , . . . 5 K g I a' ' I K - - g - I . . . . g g. . D gf , I ., ' l 5 'l i jf , , .nn J' Uur Hlstory XII bolt ol 5f111 Andlefls y me one boots he wo e Th 11 the students ot West Polnt bhould l1Le lI'OL1i'ld no mor By tl1e Nme bode l1e swore 11 an 1121111cd 21 trysttnl d'1y 1-Xnd bade h1s messenoers YICIC f01th 21st 1nd West and SOLIUI end Nxortt 'l o plaster posters Hwy st and W est and North 1nd Qouth 161 es ew Us ro 1 xn l'21ll md town 1nd COttl e Had he 11d tl1e news at last gh 111 e fun the f1lse C 1l21ye11 XD Who answere not l11s cexll When the meetlnf fO1 the h1 h School held 111 th tow11 dl Trustees 1nd 111en 1nd wome11 Now met 1t the town I1 ll1Cy S 11d they wlshed the H1 l1 Sc hoo fould st 1rt the yery lNCXt 1 The s11d th 1t they would fu1111s11 The 1oo111 111d desk and such Twelve pllp1lS w ho would study l e1h21ps IlUl yery much 411 out polte Xlr o s p1 Ju 1 l1t foul DP L up 1pet1t1c 1 XII leue the rest to 111e nf out spo e thc trustees y 1 t1e sl 11e s 1 llllfl tht t It 11s A l1eet of p 1per wlth prlntlnf 1 Q 1 II e y sfunec 1 s Il! t 111: 111t lor t1o e xt l1o s hem: 1 I1 X1 CJ ff to I3 rlxcley went 1 t vche e 1 e 1 c 1 s 1en sthool w1s mout to open ou eou d et upon tnc lo R 11v1n- ll SIXX u t ll1Cl everytnm fuch l11d t UE wept cut t e oo1 U11 'Vlr nd IW 111o 11111 w en t1e st 11 'l 11 te1cl1ert11ed her uest Ind 30 1lx ll el rleslx fOI eyemonl But 1l111o t luled 111 l1er ques llllt se ' 1' is '1 2 1-l .1 2 W K: R in ' .. . 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'QC' xx Xlxx cexsoxx oxx x Nic o xe Cl xx rxcss xx e 1 xme to lx xt txr e m re xxexc coxxxxxxf to sc oo ou noxx tlx2xt mexxxt more dc lx t2-x exx r xxx the other rom xxx xr- Lx xxxxm xr School xx xx Xxxtul xxxc et xxx hxxe more so x e xxx lute xxx Xutumxx W cxx lc xxes x fr: xxx xhoxe Stxll colcl cold clxxs xxxcl xxeelcs xxe xx xxtf' x fsxxs xxx xtoxe St on hex pcxclx s xt the tc' xc xer l hx 0 the stude t wlxxxercd xxxcl plxxe lixou lx lxfe lon chums xxere p xrlecl O'hcr pxopmquxtx m xcle X xrxcxx went 'xncl came xx xxxx lut b rth2x mox cl xxx 'xy The teacher ot v ry 'sxclc of flu But xxoxx we hfxxe to study To catch up wxth our xxorlc Thoufvht thxs Cloem t hother us 1 hxt Fox xxe love some txmeb to hxrlc From our Branch Hwh at West Poxrxt Thxx xexr some stuclexxt xxxll le xxe Vx 'l come I do loelxexe x 1 rf- xx lxttle freshxe of thxe sprmff 'Nc xt fall wxll Sophomores he c xc xxxe txe sam texc xuse vx xlxc xer xou s e st ce c xxxxe x xuxxx xxx xxxth xxst xxx o xc flc L toxe N xs Xxxdersoxx c x the porcrx oh ox' x xx xx h xve sofxx comfort e e'xfler hxcd them xll -x xc'l mt the one xxlxo xxhxsperecl Q cwest to the wxll Tl e t rm vxas nearly over X1 cl x e pl xrxrxecl to hxxe 1 plxx XY 2 tou xrl parts tor xll the students ll xt The Clore quxt one diy ev ext e P xx rx xx of the bp x term X xevx tlxxvx 5 xxere f oxxxf we X e found that Cori xx x-. ahx rx xxxcl o ox r xtter cl xme XYI aT POINT STLDI NTS Txlmxxxxxlxxlx' xvc' Qzxl xxx xlxxulxlv J zxls .X cl T 'rs .Xxx l 2 3 x l. 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Henderson sat waltlng to be admitted mto the offxce of the Clty Record s managlng edltor he recognlzed something famlllar ln the slim straight flgure of a glrl who was standing her back towards hlm on the far slde of the newspaper room Henderson rose and started ln her dlrectxon then stopped glVlng hrs shoulders a qurck shrug He turned to go back to hls seat near the edltor s door Then he turned about and contmued to stare hard at the motionless flgure stlll stand mg ln the sunllght of the open west wmdow lt was not Peggy He was sure of that Peggy was ln Boston not New York and besldes Peg y was succe ful All th news that blew back to the llttle town that she lad deserted two years ago told of her success She had a flne posltlon ID Boston wrltmg stories sketches plays and even novels But the glrl that he was looklnff at could not have been Peg f Watertown The blue ser e Slllt that she wore drd not flt her and was dusty Her llttle hat was drooped at awkward az gles lt was not at all raceful and her unshmed slippers were badly turned at the heels A small office boy came ln and sald to him Mr Anson will see you now Snr This was the appomtment that he had sought for weeks The glrl at the far wmclow took this lnstant to turn catch up a fur from the chair bCS1ClCS her walk swiftly across the room and disappeared ID the hall outslde It was Ieggy He was sure of nt now Although her face was pale and there were dark clrcles beneath her big blue eyes Henderson stood there thlnklng as Peggy was the one vlrl that he had always loved He had never loved any other woman and would probably rcver love another Thus was one of the reasons why xt was so l'ard for hxm to say oodby on that day two years ago when he had stood rn the station at Watertown and watched the tram to N Y take her awa But he had rot told her even then that he loved her Tell Mr Anson l couldnt WHIY he said to the ofhce boy l ll be back later Henderson dld not walt for 'ln answer but hurried out He just reached the mam floor of the buxldlng rn tlmc to see the blue sklrt turn the corner He followed her through the crowded street hopln that he mlght get a chance to speak to her because he thought that she needed hlm to help her She kept turnmv mto narrow side streets as lf she was not sure where she was golng She stopped and looked rn all the unwashed windows of various cheap shops Finally she paused ln front of a cheap restaurant a few seconds then entered He drew up ln front of the restaurant and read the Sl n whnch she had been studymg before him Curl wanted to want on table Apply wlthm Crarg stood dumfounded for a half minute gazmfr at the Sl n and exterlor of the restaurant whlch was by no means an elaborate one He then pushed open the door and walked m but Peggy was no where ln slvht Cral walked to the rear of the bunldmv and back agaln a couple of tlmes wlthout even catching a lxmpse of her so approachmg the proprietor asked What has become of the youn lady that just came m a moment before l drd Upon TCCCIVIDU an none to ClVll answer Craig left the bulldlhf' and wandered back to the newspaper ofhce still wonderlng what had become of Peg y so suddenly Somehow or other he felt he would see her a am 4 I . n u s D . . . , v . . - ' - v . 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' 0' 5 . .n Lucklly he was able to ee Nlr Xnson nn spnte ot the may lr hxd lcll so abruptly Craw was there to I ne Mr Anson some lnformatlon who he knew lonv wlshed to fxnd out When Mr Anson found out what Cralv had to say he Jumped to his feet and sald Say boy you are a lxye wxre and l want to know ll about thls Meet me at the Hotel tomffht and we can talk thlnvs over and bCS1dCS you must come because l have a url that l want you to meet She works for the paper and wrltes under the name of Dorothy Dee So put on your Glad ravs and be there Cram was there early and standlnv ln the lrotel when some one came up and sald How do you do Craxff Henderson5 It was a lrvht famllxar volce He turned and faced the speaker He started askmv questxons but she told hnm to be qulet and tell her how happy he was to see her After he dld so she explamed to hxm that she would not speak to htm before they met story real experlence of a down and out lrl ln New York so I dldnt trust to my lmaffmatlon but went out for some real experlence l knew you were followmv me so l ran out the back way of the restaurant A sxlence fell between them Then Craw spoke Well lm mlffhty f lad Perf that lts all thrs way You clld care then5 She asked l knew l cared lve known nt for years Do you love me Pe03 l do she answered He cauvht her rn hrs arms re ardless of the pretty sllk dress she wore and the trlmmlnv ln that kxss they forvot the thmffs of the moment and when Anson entered hrs cherry volce was callmv Oh here you are So you knew each other already Tl SSIE DOWLING West lYJOlIlt ig KW wxgj K' f-f mf ' s 1 , f T ' J ' l e 2 ' , ,' , ' - ' ' V . . ,, ,, . . . O . D . D I ,, a . 1 .5 . D . V Y. , . 15 l'i 'V' no rs A - v ' 5 ' :v . . D because she wasn't a bit dressed. She continued. ul received an order for a :a ' U' D . ' 5 ' H .5 ,I . ,,. . .. ' D. .. . ', . D . . K g 3' . Z Ls 2 iv 2' W t m f .' ,. FJ' The C l-l S Alphabet stands for Albert so short and qulck stands for Blllle with halr like brlck stands for Charley so sllent and grave stands for Doris who won t behave stands for Edna vnth eyes so dark, stands for Francis who went on a lark stands for Gustave who wears broad smlles stands for Horace who walks many miles stands for Irene the prlnclpal one stands for Joh 1 who plays trlcks for fun stands for Katherine who give us a frown stands for Louise who llves ln each town stands for Murlel the gurl with style stands for Norma who comes next ln file stands for Oh my thoughts are dead stands for poor the word we dread stands for ulg lh the Senior play stands for Robert the Freshman, I say stands for Students, some short, some tall stands for Tub who may stumble and fall stands for You the indefinite pronoun stands for Veda with studlous renown stands for Wayne with Fme gold dust stands for Ex that wears a hard crust, stands for Why the teacher s awful pet, A , . ' , B . . . . . . , C ' f D ' Y ' t E 1. F ' f G ' - H . . , K - ' ' 5 , M . , . . , N . ' , O , . P , , Q Q . . . 1 R , , S , T , . U , . . , W ' , X . Y , . Z stands for zwinge whose lessons must get. MUSIC AND DRAMATIC GLEE CLUB OR the first trme rn several years the Calaveras Unron Hrvh School organ rzed a Crlee Club under the able leadershrp of Mrss Gertrude I Grbbs Musrc rs one of the greatest assets rn school actrvrtres and the Crlee Club made up from all classes has strrven to supply that need ln December we furnrshed the entertarnment between the acts of the Senror Play The musrc was apprecrated and supplred an amusing entertarn ment for the audrence The Cnlee Club gave several numbers for the Community Councrl entertarnment Later when th Senror Play was grven at enny Lrnd and Mokelumne Hrll the Glee Club was well represented rn the Musrcal Extravaganza under the supervrsron of Mr M Brrckley As far as our facrlrtres would permrt we have had part srngrng unrson chorus and rndrvrdual srngrng It rs to be hoped that next year the Crlee Club wrll be better organrzed and equrpped Senror Play On December 2 I st Back to the Country Store a three act comedy full of actron and funny srtuatrons was presented at the Metropolitan Hall and on later dates at enny Lrnd and West Pornt The play was well recerved and most of rts success was due to the untrrrnv efforts of Mrs Marguerrte McFall the Englrsh teacher Back to t e Coun ry Store Cast of Characters Albrmelech urgley Hrffgrnbotham Francrs Dragomanovrch Mrs erusha Hrggrnbotham Vrola Nuner Amarrah Hrggrnbotham Lloyd Graves Dudley Weatherwax Horace McCombre Mrss Marla udkrns Agnes Suycler Hrram Huckelton ames Casey Mrs Garlrnver Carrre Trllman Mrs Trmless lrene Zwrnge Synopsrs Amarrah Hrgvrnbotham an ex sarlor sufferrnv from numerous arlments rs kept busy wrndrn and carrng for the numerous alarm clocks whrch regulate hrs doses of patent medrcrne Mrs Hrggrnbotham hrs farthful wrfe rs much annoyed by hrs use of sarlors slang expressrons whrch she does not consrder warranted by hrs very short experrence as a sarlor lt requrres all her watchfulness to prevent her spouse frcm takrnv too much of the varrous remedres The son Qurvley Hrvffrnbotham rs a young clerk rn the country store who rs sure of hrs abrlrty to make Good rn the crty He has completed a correspondence course rn floor walkrng Besrdes thrs accomplrshment he belreves hrmself to be a talented poet and hopes soon to get a book of hrs work publrshed Once hrs fortune rs assured he may hope to realrze hrs great est ambrtron that of wrnnrnv Marguerrte Van Buren a beautrful and wealthy younv lady of the vrllave for hrs wrfe 1 l I 3 r . . . .3 - . . ' .... O . - .3 . . J . , . ll h t .ff Miss Marguerite Van Buren ...............,........................ Lillian jasper ' . . I A ' I I . . . D. ' - . ' . D . . g - . ' Z 1 ' 1 ' . D . . I . , . -Z. ' -zz. , l 1 - . ' . :, vl Q . n . V :a :s ' Dudley Xveatherwax, Quigis crony, is a young man about town whose- chief characteristics are, his wise advice and enormous appetite. Maria juclkins, homilier than any girl in the neighborhood, to whom Quig proposes marriage, because she seems likely to become an old maid, refuses his suit and marries a local bachelor. Hiram Huckleton, the village grocer, although he doesn't want to lose- 3 Quig, his clerk, sends him off to N. Y. with the advice to keep all his money well distributed in his pockets and fasten each pocket with a safety pin. Mrs Tlmless is a widow with six children to whom ulg would have proposed marriage except for his mothers timely interference A country dame Mrs Garlinger wishes ulg success in the city and hopes he won t have to send home for money The plot ends wlth the return of ulg who has been unsuccessful in 'New York He becomes a partner in Huckleton s Dept store and marries Vlargurlte Van Buren MUSICAL EXTRAVAGAN ZA The Musical Extravaganza When You re All Dressed Up and No llace to Go under the direction of Mr M Buckley was given at enny Lind and Mokelumne Hill Tnanks 'ne due to Mrs oseph Zwlnge who acted as accompanist When You re All Dressed Up and No Place to Go CHARACTERS H1 Larlty Proprletor Horace Mccombie Guests Francis Dra omanovich Lloyd Graves Avnes Snyder Viola Nuner Ethel Sharp Miss Gertrude Gibbs Edna Lyons Muriel Hamrick Louise Cuneo Norma Trabucco and Melba Ratto Hr Larlty proprietor of Rattlesnake lnn finds business rather dull and dreary and decides to liven up the place himself by reciting When You re All Dressed Up and No Place to Go As he is reciting guests enter and sympath 1ze with him by slngln Sympathy Then follows repartee after which one of the guests presents three sm ers who wish positions as entertainers in the Carbaret They sm for the audience to show their ability If l Might Come to You M135 Gertrude Qnbbs A Broken Doll A nes Snyder and Edna Lyons The Blue Dragoons Lloyd Grave and Company Arter this followed the song Alice Blue Gown sun by Viola Nuner To liven up things Francis Dragomanovlch recltes l Doubt It after which follows repartee and the closing, numbers Only Girl in the World Muriel Hamrick and Viola Nuner lm Lonvmff for You My Old 5113140 Lloyd Graves Rackety C00 Miss Gertrude Gibbs N0t UndCfSt00Cl Francis Dragomanovxch Madam Will You Walk Sextette Rendezvous Company A-Q 1 . , Q , . . Q .. N . . . Q L ' R . 3 ig . A-I . -I . u -I . . , H l . . . f .J . 46 Y 71 1 O' . C, , , D . , I ! K 1 I T V D . 5 t V O , g . O . W . . . . , :D . g L ' , qt VI --.-V--'A--T---YT-TA-.--T.-V.T----.T----.----TV- O .. .. , Q , Q V Z ' V . Y U D s - -,----,- - -----,,------- ---- V .-.., . ....... .... . ......,...... A g nes Snyder U -v --H -nn-An-HnU'nuH--on--H-H HHHnn'--N-U'. I .. T--.un--H-Hu-H--TU-nun-nu--HnH-'U'- u ' h lu 1 I1 -- gl IV -----T---'T-T-------A-------.--T----'- A Ext 1.5 -14, , 1 ry ' 7. 3 1 ' S SOCIAL AFFAIRS FRESHMAN RECEPTION EPTEIVIBER the 7Ist was the day on whxch the Freshmen class of I973 was ofhcxally lnltlated xnto the Calaveras Union Hugh School In the evenlng the hx h school students ass mbled ln the IVIetropoI1tan Hall where Class competntlon proved to be the mam feature af the evenln The classes partlcxpated ID the competltxon wlth a great deal of vlm and vigor The results showed that the I-reshmen had scored second thus proving that they were worthy of reco mtlon Followm the ames Ice cream and cake were served and the Freshmen returned home Ix ht hearted as they were now full Hedged members of the C U H S COMMUNITY COUNCIL PROGRAM At a me tm of the councll Mr Goff stated that the students wished to furnlsh the program for the next meetmg So accordxn to agreement on the night of Dec I9 the students took complete char e of the pro ram FTHDCIS Dra omanovlch acted as chalrman durm the program A musical and Ilterary program composed of the followm numbers was rendered I Duel Rose of Plcordy by IVI1ss Glbbs and Gerald Turner accompanlecl by MISS IVIcKay at the plano 7 Cardxnal Prlnclples of Educatlon L1II1an asper 3 Boys uartette Warrior Bold by Gerald Turner Lloyd Graves IVIart1n IVIarkwood and Ldvward Arata 4 Ilallure of EdUCaIIIOh Horace IVIcComb1e 5 Solo Rememberrn by A nes Snyder accompanied by IVIlss IVIcKay at the piano 6 Voc txonal Lducatlon Lloyd Graves 7 Double uartette Santa Lucxa and Nancy Lee by Carrie Trllman Gerald Turner Irene Zwm e Lloyd Graves Evelyn Wlnkler IVIartm IVIarkvwood Lrhel SIIGTP Edward .Arata After the pro ram Pedro was played unt1I tw Ive o clock WASHINGTONS BIRTHDAY PROGRAM The Freshman class had char e of the entlre pro ram ln commemo ratlon of the bxrthday of George Washln ton the founder of our natlon Charles IVIehrten preslded as chaxrman and the followln pro ram was rendered I Son Sweet Roses That Wlther by entlre clas accompanied by Ethel Sharp at the plano The followm five students told about the different perxods of Xvashln ton s Ixfe Cord IVIoIIer Albert Carpenter Norma Trabucco I Ivlra Ponzetto Nexa Wells 3 Son The Llttle Tm Soldier by entlre class 4 Recltatron The Day IS Done by Helen Turner J Son Oran e and the B11 lc by entlre Class . - . - . .U 5 . 3 . . . O V 3' . : X 0 . . . on . -5 - D g v g ' , . P . U . C 5 , . - . g . ' o- cr L ' ' 5 :J ' . U . . . U 3 D ' . . . U D . .. . .. . . - I . . . .. . H . Q . . , f' - i , . . - V . - LI C7 I . . . 5. D . . F1 ' , . Q r .. . .. .. ., . . . , . . , ' CJ' 3 . .. .. . . cr A 9 . c . v cr ' ' - 1 D g g . . YJ O 3 D .. . .. . , - gy . S, Z. ' 0 ' ' 'CD 0. . 5 . I 1 - , 7 . U .... .. , 1 25' I , . , . . U .. ,, . - Q- 2 KC . , I-Nr LABOR DAY PICNIC On the afternoon of Friday M1 ch the fourteenth a merry group of 11lS and boys journeyed to DO11F3ll8l budge two and a half mlles from 1 vvn where everyone. enjoyed some of the sports of out of door llfe The Sophmore class acted as hosts for the afternoon and they enter tuned most royally Soon after our arr1v'1l everyone responded eagerly to the call for lunch Mfcemes were the predomlnatmz, feature of the meal After lunch 1 xme of bm eball occupled most of the afternoon Those who clad not partlclpate m the baseball took hxkes or played other am Thus the af'ernoon pa s d quickly and every one returned happlly home The Sophomo es and lg P mm n the young and the foolish enter amed the sad sfnmb r uoperclass p oplc by uch antlcs as wadlng water fi his raft Hoatln ard tree cllmbln SCHOOL AFFAIRS OF WEST POINT BRANCH One func day when school hrsl started a roadster drove up to the vate 1 cour e we ull looked out the window and a ffood looklng tall man came walkin ln Whom do you think he was Mr Schultzberg of course l-le looked around and sand he was pleased to see so many of us He really hadn t expected to see our llttle room full He s'11d other lhlnfrs too When 'me went away wc were valn enough to thmk maybe we were dolnff our best but then he says the same thm s to all of you doesn t he3 Men are all allke Thln s went along agam and we played baseball and volley ball and volley ball and basebxll tlll one day ln November Nlr Schultzberv came mgam with Mr S hwoerer who IS handsome too but don t tell hlm we said They saxd they llked our punch ln volley ball lVlr Schwoerer ave us 1 lon talk too We llke to listen to hlm don t you3 We wrote a lon play ior Christmas and produced lt Thls was called A boxorxty Chrlstmas Afterwards the presents were Ulven to the people from a large Christmas tree by Santa Claus who came ln rxdlng a relndeer On the evenmv of February lJth we ave a surprlse farewell party to Bertha Buyck who was leavm us to jom hel parents m Stockton The school rooms were cleared and we all enjoyed muslc ames and dancm after which refreshments were served We all went home feeling happy l should say but we were not because we were losln a dear llttle chum We thought we had lost Marjory Seeman too but she finally came back MISS Anderson had the Flu ln March She was so verv 1ll that school was closed for three weeks Of course we don t wlsh her any bad luck but we d llke very much to have a vacation a am next year T2 . ' , CY v . . I - ' ' S - ,t . , ' cz' . ' - ' - ' ' ' ' 1 . . Q l V , . . or V' - , f Q: 23 . ff' CS. - 13 C 1- W w cl fs ' V . , , 1 . 4 A ..,. ., .. , 2' , ,. ., , .. C W B . 0 3 , Ir ' - . CY ' - KY ZS 'Y T ' ' 5' l N l ' v S3 S c V 3 K T g . . , . . . . . ' n I 3 y s A I 2 kr 3 O . g , . . U 3 . ' 5 , . . 3 . . . . . . ,A . Q , . . , Q sol. - . . g . . . . . O , c 1, . . , . or . . . .,, . .. s . . ,. . . , ,D c , ' ' . . . ,. , O' 3 ' 53 on . V . . .D - . ' O' O' ' 5 CS' . k , , . g . . . - .. .. . , Y y I V . . , , - . , , U r T, , ,j 'SE 1' 5, X, . ,, 1 . l 9 K , '!', , gr I xr fa ITTTY J 'zur 1 fldllornal u NOTHER year has rolled alonv and has brought wlth It success and improvement to the Calaveras UDIOD Hlgh School The largest class nn the hlstory of the school has entered this year and has swelled the danly attendance to seventy five the largest yet xn the hlstory of the school Not merely have we mcreased the student enrollment but we have added two more teachers to the llst of our faculty There are now slx teachers m our employment flve teaching here ln San Andreas whlle the slxth IS ln charge of our branch high school at West Pomt Wxth all this lncrease lt wxll not be lonf before we wxll Gam what we have long been seeklnv a new high school One of the marked features of our lmprovements thus year IS the use of three new school busses ID transportmv students to and from school These busses commv from Mokelumne Hlll Paloma and Camanche the latter a dlstance of twenty two mlles carry nearly two thlrds of the students of the school Through thelr uses several students Get the opportumty of Getting a free educatlon whxle otherwlse they would have to U0 wlthout lt or pay the cost of boarclmv away from home The busses are also used on traps when our basketball teams journey to other schools to play whlch all Goes to make our trlps more pleasant We also boast of havlng a branch hwh school at West Pomt As the dxstance between here and West Polnt IS so Great lt was lmposslble to provlde transportatlon Unless Mr Goff secured an alrplane and hopped off every mornxnff to vet the students so a branch school was establlshed There IS a dally attendance of flfteen and the school IS turnlnv out good work We take thxs opportunlty of thankmv the faculty and friends who have been so kmd to uve a helpmv hand nn ralslnv funds and publlshlnf thus journal I I 5 lx A . fun., .lr f I 9 ' 5 Q '- , 'A K ' , - -i AY Y - A Y Y Y - 1 n 'D C7 . . . . 1 I - V O , . . . . . 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Y 'SI 55 Ti C7 EXCHANGES UR exehanffe llst thls year has been qulte an lmprovement over last year and we have picked up valuable lnformatxon from lt We wlsh to thank those schools who were so kmd to send us lherr Journals and we hope they wrll remember us af am Lrreen and Gold bonorx Your book IS well arranf ed H ou have a f ood assortment of LOYILS Why not have a class prophecy3 Plne Breezes Placervllle Your paper ns well prlnted and shovxs 1 ood school splrrt H ou have in exeellent xrt department The 'Skip Sutter Creek You have a elever cover des: n Wny not enlar-e your llterary department Flat Lux Wheatland Thxs IS the Hrst txme we nave heard from you and we apprecxate your fine book The cover IS attraeuve and your class prophecy clever Aurora Anderson m xthletxcs Pune Crest 5LlHH'HCI'NlllC You should be lven credit for the book you put out Slerra V1Sta Angels As usual you put out 1 ood book You have a neat cover desxf n and some mce cuts Shasta Daisy Recldmz, Another lI'ltCI'C'alll1 book that we have enjoyed re idlllf fK'1u '5 c u1.,4 Three lnttle l lCSlXlCS xx hen te xcher was out Took adxanta e by pla5m about Then Came the trouble xx hen tcaeher retur med Amd the result of the mlsehnef she le trned , . . rg ' . . V . - . Z. ' r X ' f 1 v l a' , . 5 s -. . . Y' -1 . . . , 2 ' z f . , , . g . T1 . f . . . . . . C , ITT' x . An interesting book. well arranged. You have made E1 good showing- z ' . U. . V ,, . . 2 2 . ' ',g x C ' - 1- . Ar. r ' g ' , ' ' ' 1 ' g. X ' ' ' 3 ' H ' z 1 f ' , 1 v g , ,' g U ,' ' ' 1 - ' z , QMIQTS Q Q C2122 X f WT GIRLS ATHLETICS T the be mnm of the term every one seemed very much enthuslastxc over the comm basketball season So under the dlrectlon of the ym teacher Mlss Mclfay we started to pra tice three tlm s a week By the ume the sea on was opened the Olrls eemed to have rown stale and so had to be revlved The boys showm better sp1r1t or amzed thelr t am and played tfvo 1 'xmes before the Xmas Holldays The boys Wlnfllno' vxctory over Llnden eemed to put pep mto the lrls By the mlcldle of anuary we had or amzed mto the followm team A nes Snyder Dons 'oy lrene Zwln e capt un 'Vlurxel Hamrlck Vxola Nuner l dna Lyons Mabel Fuqua LOUISE Quneo Flvlra Ponzetto Before any ame Forward Forward Touch center Slde center Guard Guard uh Su Sub s were played NIISS Nlclxay was taken lll and unable to return to her classes However we were determined not to uve up so we secured the DCIVICCS of MISS Grbbs GALT CUHS The second of February marked the op mn of o lr basket ball sea on three te uns motored to Gtlt We arrned there safely with all hopes of vunmn Un enterm the Gym these hopes dlsappeared on 'account of the XI V I , V u Q-' ' 'fax fi' 4 5 - v N s 4 A .5 P ., Qu Q he -I T t T . 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V X19 1' dlfference ln the SIZC of the court The Galt court was larger than ours The end of the game fo md the co e twenty two to thlrteen ln Galt s favor A INTER SCHOOL GAME T e l:0llOWlI'lf7 Frxday as we dnd not have a game scheduled with an out srdc team we played affalnst the s cond team The first team walked away wllh a core of fifty one to mne GALT CUHS The next Dame was played on tlse home court on the sixteenth of February agaxns Galt Xve agam lost the game to them the score bemg twenty hve to twelve To show them we wer Good losers we treated them wlth a dar ce and supper JACKSON C U H S Our next flame was played on the ackson court on the twenty third of February Here agam we met defeat the score belng seventeen to mne They also gave us refreshments and a dance BRE1 HARTE C U H S The followmg Friday March the first the Bret Harte tea'ns came down to see lf they couldn t beat us as the rest had been dolng Thls tlme we urprxsed them by vlvmg them a score of mne to twelve m our favor As It vsas unpossnble to secure the hall for a dance we just gave them refreshments BRET HARTE C U H S The last Game of the season was played on the Bret Harte court This 1 me we were not so successful Bret Harte returned the compllment ofwmmng the game by a score of thlrteen to twenty one Refreshments were served after the games and the rest of the evenmo was spent nn dancing The rest of the term wlll be taken up wlth base ball and tenms We hope that next year the team wxll have better success and show the same Good spmt that was shown m our losses thns year til fry 8 , , - 3 ' K tty t a 'h f K f I -1 ,I N S3 4 5 p 4 A 1- 1 fx: ' T A I Y ff' l ' ' If lv .1 fp '13 1 , ,A . l . I . ,f 1 s ! '- ' A . ' ' - dance and refreshments were enjoyed before returning home. li . . . N A . . .. T, . ' - ' - , j' 1, ' . e t . . S H v n A .4 . - Y ' D U A I . , 5 . . , U . . . , - - . v 3 n 5 l '- ' sf ' ,' ' ' ' . ' : - l . D . . D' v l u D . . . . s I l BOYS ATHLETICS T the begmnmg ot the school term the boy showed a great mter s In basketball Under the capable coaching of Mr Brlckley we were abl t ox amze two fast teams I-Iavm lost most of our players of the prevlous year we are left qulte Iaandlcapped as our teams I'ad to be made up of entirely new material Mr Buckley lntroduced a new sy tem of playmg basket ball wh ch proved to be very successful wlth the followlng Ime up FIRST TEAM POSITIONS SECOND TEAM ohn Cavagnaro Forward 2 oe Slvcrna Ernest Baengalupn Forward II Horace IVIcComb1e Caut Fred Cuneo CCaptD Center ohn Cavagnaro Alfred Ryno Guard EII1s Dragomanovxch FYSHCIS Dragomanovnch Guard oI'1 Ponzetto oe SIIVCYIB u I'-lffd Wxnkler I-Iorace IVIcComb1e u V1ncentT1scorn1a u Lloyd Graves LINDEN C U H S Our flrst ame was played wlth Lmden on Dec ZI I973 on our home court The first team trrumphed gallantly and had no trouble m defeating their opponents by a one slded score of 36 6 The second team wasnt so lucky as they fought heavl r opponents They were beaten by the close score of I3 to I 5 SONORA C U H S After three weeks of addltlonal practnce we journeyed to Sonora but owm to the fact that some of our players were out of the Ime up we suffered L 9 Mr. Iirickloy, coach. 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I ' ll' two defeats The first team was Sonora 76 Calaveras I8 The Second team score Sonora 27 and Calaveras I6 JACKSON C U H S Our next Uame was played with ackson on anuary I8 1924 on our home court We were able to hold down the aclcson forwards and the score resulted ln ackson s favor 76 I3 ackson S second team proved to be too good for our boys who were greatly outclassed the score bein I8 7 GALT CUHS Next we toured to Galt and suffered a real defeat at the hands of Galt by a tune of 45 I5 in the first team Game and 46 I3 in the second team game This was perhaps due to the fact that a few of the players had their eyes on some of the pretty girls and not on the ball SPARK PLUGS-C U H S The Spark Plugs five made up of local players next challen., d us to a ame We Got rom ood and easily defeated them by a score of 74 70 C U H S-GALT The return game with C lt on ou home court was next played a d did not prove to be so disastrous for us We put up a hard fi ht bat lost by a score I8 I I C U H S -JACKSON Our next game was played on February 74 when we tasted defeat once more at the hands of aclcson lt was one of the fastest games of the s ason and proved to be any body s game all throu h ackson managed to put over the winning pomts in the last few seconds of play the s ore res1.ltn 70 72 Our second team was quite lost on the floor and consequently the sco al o resulted in ackson s favor 35 9 C U H S ANGELS Our next vlctlm was An els Their basl eters put up a ood fi t but were not able to overcome the lead Calaveras had obtained The final sco e being ZI I I Our second team also had no trodble in winning an easy ctory ANGELS U H S Cur last game was the return game with Angels Mar 8th The ame started wxth vreat pep on both sides An els playing her best wa only able to score two points the first quarter while we scored seven We had no trouble in keepmf the lead and when the whistle bl w at the end of the second half Ca averas was at the lon end of the 35 I5 score Our second team was also determined to win the last ame but throu h lack of ood shootin t ey were defeated by a score of I5 9 After our basket ball season we held an election to see wl ct' would take up track or baseball All of the boys took more mtere t ID br ball so we therefore decided to put out a wrnnm team At the time of t write up we are continuously practicing and from the good slaov ing that tl has been made we undoubtedly will have a stron nine J . .. , . . . 1 .... s J - J . , J - - - - I , , g -... - .... 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V , 'CB JOKES IN THI SI WING QI ASS Oh' I can t thread thrs needle teacher Was Irene s mournful cry ust as the thread IS o1n throu h The needle wlnks 1ts eye IVIr Brxckley Who y as I'Iomer3 Alex Casey The uy thut I3 xbe Ruth knocked out What I9 that charmm thm Fthel ns pIay1n 3 m The P1 mo you dub 'mmes Thrs Iever controls the break It IS put on very qurckly 1n rise of emer ency V1oIa I see somethm I1Ite 1 kxmonw Clara Gosh I ot a head ache my brim feels I1I-ie rt IS on fire Qarrle That explams It I thou ht I smelled burnln wood A dance a date perchance out Iate A Class A QUIZ No pass Gee WIZI rn Why dld you hear Hhout the two holes ln the round3 Fred Why INO m Well VUeII' IVIrs Mc Full I21II wrlte 1 sentence wlth lncome ll t I31II C 1 h door wxs open and 1 come the cat MISS Glbbs Smrles w1II you run up the curta1n3 Smrles I d Ilke to but none of my ancestors were monkeys FTHYICIS Why dldnt they play cards on the ark? ohn Because Noin it on the deck I rs IXlcI:aII In pn I1 h just is the be ran e wore 1 paxr of hls father s s1t down please 'Vlr NIcI'aII Dld you slucly our Ie son3 Buzz Well I kxnd '1IooI d 'xt It Ivedi 9 I-lou polsonou dld you s xy cy 1n1de of POIASSILIIT1 was Iyllss Xlclx xy I told you t11t cy 1n1de of potasslum was so porsonous t at drop on your ton ue would lull a do 1 ran n o1n to sue my teacher for Irhel I'red VVh1tfor3 I.1II1an qhe xx rote on my I n Ilsh theme N oy haue bwd r I'1t1v ind xntecedents Nrllss Nlclxay What ls GIII leo noted for3 Io n C Why he dl coyerrd f1II1n ho les 9, sr I . 2 . 2 , y N U U A , - . .. 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AN HONORABLE DEGREE Said the friend to the proud fatner of Horace who had just been awarded an A M degree l suppose he will be looking for a Ph D next'-W Louise I-red was almost drowned last night Helen No' How come'-' Louise The pillow slipped the bed spred and he fell into the sprm Mr Goff Make his morning announcements to the Freshmen class Some time ago my doctor told me to exercise every day with dumb lls Will the class please Join me tomorrow at physical training per1od5 Gerald l don t like your heart action said the doctor applying his stelhoscope You ve had some trouble with engina pictori haven t you3 You re partly right Doc answered Gerald sleepishly Qnly that am t her name It s Tillie Mr Buckley What is the matter with your writing today Lloyd a new pen3 Lloyd o sir Mr Brlckley New lnL3 Lloyd o s r Neuralgla l thou ht you said Bub Cavagnaro was a Good man I don t see im around your office l didnt say that l said he was fired with zeal and enerf y Lvalyn Winkler and Allce Wells while travelm on the stage were see that barn over there on the horizon? Alice Yes Evalyn Can you see that Fly walkin around on the roof of the barn Alice No but l c in hear the roof crack when he steps o 1 the shmfrles Mrs Mcl'all ohnson spent most of his life very poorly in a cellar Fred Lots of the people spend their time there now and cons der themselves well 0 ff Mr Brickley What do you think of the Chili Con Carne we had al Galt3 lrene It was full of pep Teacher Why on earth are you feeding that freshman yeast3 Senior He swallowed my quarter and lm oin to try to rar dough Mrs Mclrall Who was Ca1n3 Horace Mac l know He wis Adam s youn est brother Genevieve There 1 oes my ride Oh' lts only a bu Uy l thou was Chester PACF A S' RVICE STATION Mrs Mc Fall ln the Prisoner of Chillon what caused the death of the hunter3 Viola He died from lack ol free air I . . . 1 - A , , , s . . . . ,Q :fc :lc x :Is :ja :lc . . . . . . 0' - ' v r' :fc :fc :lc :gg :fa Q A . Q Q :Qc :fc :ja :Qc sl: ' .. z , . . 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AIN VDUCATIOINAL FILM A Calaveras farmer and hrs wlfe were attendln a show at Halley s for the fxrst time Ma IC seem the word asbestos on the curtain sald Pat what does that mean3 Keep still lVla IC and don t show your 1 norance That s thelr way of sayxn welcome Teacher Why dlcl Anthony Oo back to Alexandr1a3 Alex He was rn love wlth her lVl1ss Anderson Where IS the Acropol1s3 ames l put lt IH the stove Mxss Anderson IVIDU dnctatxon sun seemed pltlless Qenevleve Dld you say The sun seemed to pickle us Veda When you first learned to rlde a horse dlcl It make your head hurt3 lVladel1ne lXo just the opposlte Fred l see where Francxs Dra has a new machlne ames C What kind IS 1t3 Fred A Hardly Make It ames C What kmd IS 1t3 Fred Hardly make lt from one ara e to another Karl What IS xt that has sxx leofs and H1653 Vxola l don t know Suppose you tell me Karl Three P1 eons ohn Ponzetto Nl Buckley can you descrlbe the burvlar that escaped from prlson3 lVlr Buckley Well ohn he was an lI'lSl nificant runt and about the slze of you Alfred Ryno Clarence how do you llke thls New Mah on they have3 Clarence R0blC Well lf lt IS anythln llke Chop Suey l don t thlnk l cl care for It Fdna Lyons Three halr nets please Storekeeper What stren th3 Fdna Lyons Two dances and a car rude ohn Cava naro lm a stron bellever ln the old sayln One ood turn deserves another ohn Ponzetto Yes lwe not1ced that when you had your hand on the faucet of my wlne barrel Mr Buckley N ou bophomores will hue to wrlte your hlstory lS l have a st1ff neck Mabel What has your neck ot to do with vour h1story3 l Y . 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Semorlty The Hamm xls came m two by tvso bet 1 p ur of speelxs lf you e1n t see thru Irene clehf hts m Ions, walks Llstenln to I-qfdli xs ewerlastln tulke X 1oI1 s hps Lan lure and co'1x 'Rnd lm 'xlw 1ys I21u0hs at hrs own Jokes A nes pleclffecl to Fred s health fred hopes to contribute to A nes we1Ith C 1rr1c s pres 1re so ne I wonder lf oe ts her VHIFUIIDCB The HHIITIAIQ come ln four by four qorry hut I Couldn t fllld one pair more And Frnest here s whcle Calwwerxtets shlnes Hor xee at Am Huff s usually dlnes ohn txllts much of hrs prme eovx Lloyd ns as short as they wlll allow Lmllnn I can t my more Iuut she h ts shown uv the Inch door Q I ll 1 xt French 19 1 CIIAITIDIUII In class she IS strletly attentlon Flwabeth xxlth her msqestrc helffht Nnd H'11eI w ho 'mlvs 1ys stiys home It nxffht Listen N OL, Sl INIORS3 one and all lf I we offended you just we me 21 call I Il try to put vou on the fl ht road Ifut remember we must all Q ury our Io td .JJ , f'3Xs 10.5 fm- I . . 2 2 2 . 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A D I O S E T S oNE THREE AND FIVF TUBES for .J nm Fl ITl'l WIPTQI Fasy to Buy lfasv Te ms V la all Show you how to Operate Them Give Us a Call NEO A STEWART SAN ANDREAS CAL x . , - F Cl - Dearborn Weekl lnde endent-Ammonium Sul a e Fertilizer o A Complete Line of 'N L .1 L Goodyear Tires -- Fabric - Cord - Balloon . S, F 1' 'e ' ' v ' . e ' ' g ' 5 . .4 . C. , . ' . . - E 9 t . . . ' . 1 1' 9 x 'Se' . -- I 0 ,fs 1 3 C T , 0 After Hlgh School What NeXt3 f I CCJXVXH lx s 1 K 1 I NC Of 0 I I1 ll Qcwlw S J K I -1 1 :xt CQLLEGE OF CQMMERCE, XIX: Q. K Q 'En ll Cl '19 vV Fw A1g n '11 ' o .X gnu!I:2'J1s'1lf'J1lVHIIYSPinl!1PfNC,I.l..'1Gl'.fDl' v Vi . 'fix will .'f'lAVP us ex cv 1110 'ling lil 11 lwtwcvu jfrnv high 9 lm ml training amd il uc! 31:VA1s1 pusifwvl z: :: zz : IZ U92 H125 F 1-fi is 'fi fs EQ Ei E T A , TA S 'IA fx Q5 fl FE If z- lwml lllfmwlllilliarll ,N w-, I -W Qfifffifi. fffff Sl2CfiETf.i .A1..Q fin tt ' f ' O 21' - 'fn fficcilicn, fl: 'ifr,:zi , i-ull' Accredited by the .lxmerican Assfndaiioz- of Vocational Sc?-0039 lVI S Arndt Ek Co The Arcade D fi in N fl QL! ,fl f' fC1 fh CW Value Record Yomo Men s Suits I DISTINCTIVE' INDIVIDUAL' N C I Th S f Th fi C TRY US FOR YOUR NEXT SUIT M ARNDT 81 COMPANY STOCKTON CALIF THE ARCADE . . :ii lI'f'rP Mlliiliwfl wily frlnm mm flrr, , ig X ax sv -' 4 -J e ff X , N .4-.I ff f vl 1 l f' I ' 'lf' A K CL ' 4 , . X I 4 X r f U W, x 1 I ,W . T . V X --if-ii--1--T X I f Nl-L B 11' X X ir - ,N if .fq -MQ .gs If , ' 1 O I Smart Suits in the latest American and Eng ish lVIocleIs l i 'ew o orings. e o t Rolling Lapel e easy tting oat-Wider leg Pants . , Q Edward Payson Heald founder of Healds Buszness College who for more than szxty years has been mouldzng the buszness destznzes of thousands upon thousands of the young men and women of the West WHA T WILL Y O UR LIFE WORK BE 7 You are face to face wlth the tlme when you must dCCld6 whlch way you wlll ol To accompllsh the bl est thlngs wlth your ablllty you mus be where bl thln s are beln clone and you should start now toward some deflnlte posltlon you WlSh to reach Every buslness clay of the year from l to 5 tralned youn men and women who a short tlme a o stood where you now Stand are sent from Heald S to accept posltlons ID the best ofh es ln San FYHHCISCO and at hlgfher that- tue average salarles There IS a place for you here Wnere yol W ll earn 'x good alary to stalt vvher you Wll have tml m t d opp rturlltl for aclx anccment A Healcl Buslness tralnln p cpa e yol to card he bl rewa cls of blslness' Vvrlt to Nl esserr-an G n ral M na of Hcald for tl e Heald Booklet BUSlNl SS HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE VAN NESS POST ST SAN FRANCISCO OAKLAND SACRAMENTO SAN JOSE --XXX --- l I I us , ,O l --- E, I gl., . v ' lx p , . 1 It I . i 1 M' N 1 ' x ff x, f xy, -K! . A D O, O . . .my . . V t Z3 1 g g 2 '- ' X ' v of S 1 , - g f . . . , . c . - . . l ' . , . 1 A . s '-' e .l . IC 3 . is L 7' . . fg 1'- r S 1 L t ggcst r 1 . e 11 ga. L.. L l , e 5 I a get - s .. - ., .. , ,, . . D13 Mother Lode Garage D w M CARTY P I SAN ANDREAS CALIFORNIA ACENTS FOR STAR CARS GENERAL TIRES Flll fAt SUPPLIES AND ACCESSORIES SHELL GASOLINE AND OIL Ln E LS -I TRIAL ALL WORK GUARANTEED . . c , ro Jrietor 1 Expert Machine Work. Repa 3 Sp ' lty K Ll inc o u 0 'N' ' T V, .Ask for tl t tt S7-F?0l llVl'S uality Ice Cream Golden Nugget Butter None Better Made JACKSUN CREAIVIERY JACKSON CALIFGRNIA LUNCHETTE SOFT RESTAURANT D R IN K S BABE RAGGIO d DORA WILDS SAN ANDREAS SAN ANDREAS CALIF g C If s s ses o s Q 4 f We serve the best in town. 5 Q Phone I IW Ice Cream and Pastries 3 1 East Si e of Main Stre t Proprietor A , . : a i ornia ' TRADE AT TREATS General G1 ehandise We Speclallze ln School Supplles We Keep the uallty Up the Prlces Down and the Servlce Prompt TRE T BROTHERS MAIN STREET SAN ANDREAS CALIFORNIA Go Camplng But Go Rlglit Equipment that wont stand many trxps lS liable to fall on one Practlcal outdoor men and women have proclalmecl our offerm s the last word ln top notch equlpment No doubtful goods at any prlce lllustrated catalo ue on request -s rw- THE ELLERY ARMS COMPANY 585 MARKET STREET SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA n . - . l Q v - I I I I 1 1 L O - 1, . 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D K1 U . . E N Matson AUTHORIZI D DEALF R Lmcoln FIOICI Fordron CARS TRUCKS TRACTORS FREIGHT AND GENERAL AUTO TRUCKING West Polnt Garage r WEST POINT CALIFORNIA Central Bank of Calaveras COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS Authorlzed Capxtal S100 000 00 Pald ln Capltal S60 000 00 FOUR PER CENT PAID ON SAVINGS Safe Doooorr Boxes for Rent Burglar ora Frro Proof Vault WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE SAN ANDREAS CALIFORNIA 1 Ol ' 1 . , r -4 4 I I . 1 , r 1 3 I , ,. ,. I I Henry WCSSOH S Corner Nlam and St Charles Street ICE COLD DRINKS FRESH CANDY TOBACCO LEADING CIGARS and CIGARETTES Ice Sold ln Bulk Calbonatecl Sodas m All Flavols Couutesy Shown Alway Plotect YOUI Home Wltln INSURANCE l ll I l ELLA S STROUP ll entlm CONTINENTAL INSURANCE CO XIIIIIPI Quality At mc be I pace L. WINKLER S General Nlercluancllbe Store Carr es a Complete ock of gf cce lee an CI I a uware Elect Ical .lp n dlugs and static xc y IDI Cl aeruc up CCI v I1 I uty it tl C fl nt prlc S IQ UUR AIIVI IN SFRVING OUR CUSTOMERS lVIam Street, San Andreas Cal forma 9 , 1 . f' I ' v S I4Ix'v1'y lxmm- slmulel lw 1u'utI'f'twI lry lllSlIl'iIllI'l' :lull il' your llfblllt' is lot, you urn- lwglvvlilmu :I Iluly Illzu you mul ymu' l'aI lily. I'I-rllups you uw i'ill'l'j'lllQ II1:+I1I':Im'v, lull il muy lluvm- 4-xpirwl. su' is iusuIl'1'ivnI, l'll'AIlLl iu your lmlivim-s null If-I uf :fu IXYUI' IIIPIII IUQI-tllvr, ll will vusr you llfllllllll only :I liIllvIiu11'.:Il11l llwu you xxill luv sallam I' 1 mty A51 ' ' thc- I gm, , - ag. I'2I1II'0l'llIiI, . I A ' , an 5 'J Yi 9 H I - o 8 '5 ' 1 ' . ' . ' ' '.' K I 3. i I' r . I . : ' , I vw npr-e - F ' ' .' J y' N'-'1 . ' In 'cn Q za . ' atftntlvc ' f' Cu' I . 1 it quam 1 '1 'gg' e L A A J , . . I BON-TON RESTAURANT AND CHOP HOUSE I-I. I.. Hilllllll. PI'OITI'i1'TUI' Meals Served on Short Notice Main Street, San Andreas California If You Want to Get the News Read The Calaveras Prospect San Andreas, C3llfOfDlH PRICES RIGHT PERCY H COLLINS CASH STORl WEST POINT CALIF ALHOINOIWIIC excee SOIICQ Ca olme and 0115 Ice Cream Candles and Nuts All Kmds of Flshmg Tackle o Q 0 , i I . 4, . T .V S ' e S n 1 1 Q 7 Just Luke R3dl0 Rnght Up to the Minute ROSA LLODY VARIETY STORE Dry Goods Ladies Gents and Chlldren s Furnlshmgs Edison Dlamond Dxsc Phono graphs and Records KODAKS and FILMS See Our New Foldmg Kodak Developxng and Prmtmg Latest Magazmes and Patterns Headquarters for Everythmg that lS New' Court St , San Andreas, Calif PLILER 8z LILLIE Dealers In GENERAL MERCHANDISE GIOFCYICS Dlygoods Boots and Shoes I-lats Hardware SPECIAL GRADUATION G IF T S The policy of Freldbergers IS per feet satxsfactlon to their customers For the glrl and boy graduate we have a large assortment of Elgm altham and Swxss Watches m sohcl gold or gold filled cases and many other artlcles for your selec hon We w1Il gladly send for your approval a Iarge assortment of art1cIes I FRIEDBERGERS 339 E Main Street STOCKTON CALIFORNIA When IH Mokelumne I'l1lI be Sure to Stop at PEEK INN for the BEST MEALS AT ANY TIME Speclal Dmners to Parties Headquarters for Travelmg and Nllnmg Men I Ice Cream Ice Dnnks and Candles Cigars Cigarettes and Tobacco Mm Sffeef BARBER sHoP VALLEY SPRINGS CALIF Phone IOW ,I COLEMAN Manager . . I I I I I I I ' I .1 I I I I I I ,.?,,,.,-M- I I H . , , . . . t 1 1 W I W . , . . I , , . O , , I ! I - Y , - I . I ' - I I I I ' I I ' I . I Y f V Y Y I . . I C I , I I I rm 'i'-'7 '7 ' ' ' 'ff' ' W W , A- - ,YY Y, --Z I I . . . S' v 9 I - I . I 9 y I ' I. . . Y , , . . ,, , I v ' I , I I I I I I I ' I VICTOR WILDS I alley Spungs Callfoi ma Gioceues Haidwaie Gents Fuinislu ngs lVI1ll Feeds Ice Cieam and All Kind of Soft Dllnlis Supplied atTl1e Socla Fountain KclkS pl DOANS SPORT GOODS CAMP SUPPLIES CLOTHES SHOES R E DGAN CO 'NC Eucs BUILDING sTocKToN Il I, Itllll Calaveras Weekly Citizen S31 I LCNVIS PI op SAN ANDREAS CALIFORNIA TH SPARK PLUGS LFTS GO' Sassle Susie Sparlfy Majestic Aspn in Wlwang luo ev A iaun to go' Wlll tale on all comeis in the lVIotl1e1 I oc cl ll ng the lVI1cl Wlntei Ba kd 'wall Season Aybdyh d b frhr San Andreas California vi- A-4' tl l'l , . . I . . . , . , . 0 I '. ' 1 . . l - l 0 a up ies and Developing I l E l l 9 l -J 0 l , . . I x . , . . ' , I, 1 I -Q 7 ' - ' - 9 A W n o s owing enough zxctio and basketball pep will be receiv- e as a mem er o e eam. . . . 1 . a VALLEY SPRINGS GARAGE O A REINKING P p t Flrst Class Repalrmg AII Work G1 aranfe d GASOLINE OILS and ACCESSORIES GOODYEAR TIRES and TUBES COOVER S PHQTOS SPECIAL RATES T0 HIGH SCHOOLS Weber Avenue Stockton Calnfom a WEST POINT MARKET WILLIAM WILKINS P opl etol Meats Pastry and Fresh Vegetables and Fruits of AII Kinds West POIIII Ca lf0I'lTl'l Calaveras SCI1ooI Greets You at the CIose of Another Suc:cessfuI Year - - , ro rie or . . . ' .- 'Q Agency for 7 . . , s' , 1' 'I ' . . 1 - ' , I f 0 , SAN ANDRFIAS MEAT MARKET FRESH AND CURED MEATS SAUSAGE BOLOGNA and HAMBURG Prompt and Courteous DLIVICC JASPER 8: BURDICK NIAIN STREEI SAN ANDREAS CALIFORNIA an Andreas n ure Factory Mk MISSION FURNITURE Pbl Wk C H MELHANY P p t Co 'Ipl ments of APPEX MINING COMPANY opeIatIng the FORD MINE D A CAVAGNARO Manager San Andreas CHIIIOTIIIH 9 A l -A S Fl 5 Fur it We a e a Specialty f All lends of Furniture Manufac- Y t d at Moderate Prices. The ' is invited to call and In- ' ' I +' ect our ovmanship. . . c - I Ol' ' ' QQ