California School for the Deaf - Foothills Flame Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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TI-IE FOOTHILLS FLAME WILLIAM JAMES INMAN Long Beach, California Art, cabinet making, Foothills Athletic Association, Junior D. A, H. L. Society, d'Estrella Literary Society, Student Body FRANCES CI-:ILA PERRY San Diego, California Baking, art, sewing, the Bona Fide Club of Girl Reserves, d'Estrella Liter- ary Society, Student Body, Girls' Self- Government Association WIIILIARI JosEPH CURTIN Richmond, California Art, printing, Foothills Athletic As- sociation, d'Estrella LiteraI'y Society, Student Body, vice president of Junior D. A. H. L. Society ELBERTA EULA TORGERSON Los Angeles, California Baking, sewing, art, the Bona Fide Club of Girl Reserves, reporter of campus news for the California News, d'Estrfr3la Literary Society, Student '21-ly, Girls' f'elf-Government Associa- 'I-n. vaskethall U9

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if 1' ll IE P7 CD CD 1' Ii I IJ IE Ei I7 I. AA Bd I3 1 ' 9 ' 3 - 9 FLORENCE MAE BROWN Atascadero, California Sewing, a1't, baking, Girls' Self-Govern- ment Association, d'Estrella Literary Society, Student Body, the Bona Fide Club of Girl Reserves Niland, California 0Y CECIL MILLER I Barber Gardening, Student Body, d'Estrella Literary Society, treasurer of Senior D. A. H. L. Society, Foothills Athletic Association, football captain, track, basketball manager YvoNNE MAXINE METZNER San Francisco, California Baking, art, sewing, secretary of the Bona Fide Club of Girl Reserves, Girls' Self-Government Association, d'Estre1la Literary Society, Student Body MERLE W1L1,ARD DAvxs Santa Ana, California Printing, third candy-master of Foot- hills Athletic Association, class chair- man, Student Body, Boys' Treasurer and member of the Pupils' Committee of the d'Estrella Literary Society, secretary of Senior D. A. H. L. Society, reporter of campus news for tha Cali- fornia Ne-ws, football, track l18l

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THE FOOTHILLS FLAME 1-9-3-9 CLASS HISTORY The graduating class of 1939 writes Huis to its record book-our work here is completed! From day to day, as we filled the pages, we looked forward to the time when we must enter on the last chapter and close the book. Now, as we round out our last school year, we seniors, bid our Alma Mater a sad farewell. Our struggle to achieve our goal has been perilous at times. Since enter- ing the Freshman class four years ago, we have looked forward eagerly to the day when we would be ready to seek our fortunes in the large but com- pact world. We, the graduating class of '39, have enjoyed the pleasant environment at our Alma Mater so much that mere words cannot translate our feelings. Russell Drake, Pauline Schneider, Joseph Pospisil, Shirley Dunlap and Roger Specht in the senior class have been in this school through all the grades from the kindergarten to the twelfth grade. In the fall of 1938 a meeting of the seniors was held to elect class ofiicers. The following class officers are: Pauline Schneider S,,,,.S,,,,. ........ P resident Russell Dralqe Ykfffwfffz ,,,.r,, , Vice President Catherine Engstrom to,,.f, ssssf... S ecfetary Mary Sladgk r,,,rrrr,, rre,,,,,...ee,,,.,,,, Y , ,....oS.,,. Treasurer At the same meeting the officers of the editorial staff of the Foothills Flame were elected and plans were made for getting out the class book. The following students are in the regular twelfth grade under Mr. M. Lapides: Pauline Schneider, Russell Drake, Catherine Engstrom, Roy Miller, Stanley Vranesh, Roger Specht, Shirley Dunlap, Joseph Pospisil, Frank Paniagua, Mary Sladek and William Inman. The following students in the twelfth B class under Mrs. E. Martin are: Billy Curtin, Florence Brown, Elberta Torgerson, Frances Perry, Audrey Harris, Anita Leichel, Yvonne Metzner, Merle Davis and Jorma Ranta. Our Alma Mater will always be remembered as the place where we spent our school years and formed many enduring friendships. i T , N l20l iw- -VA. .