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

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THE FOOTHILLS FLAME 1-9-3'9 BLACK SHEEP OF THE CLASS OF 1939 Q NAME ALIAS CRIME HIDE OUT Florence Brown ..,..,.,..E. Flory a,a Mbeing fussy ,,.. about Primary Hall Billy Curtin ,,,, r, Merle Davis ,r,, ,,,r Russell Drake Shirley Dunlap ,... . ..,,,a,.. ' 'Wee Catherine Engstrom ,,a.a,aa Cat Audrey Harris ,,,,a.a,,,,a,. ,,-r, Squirt ' 'Cornstalk 77 37 Wi!!RaCyYi 9! 7, !!AudY!3 William Inman a,r,.... Inventor Anita Leichel .,a..,a,a,.. Dutchy', Yvonne Metzner ara, Roy Miller .r.., e.,.,, ' Frank Paniagua Frances Perry a,,a..a,a,,. Dimples Baby face 'Hawkeyeu if----!QPat!7 73 joseph Pospisil ....a,, ,..aa ' 'Joe Pauline Schneider .,v,a,aa Polly Mary Sladek a,a,,a Porky Roger Specht ,,aa,.a a..... ' 'Lefty Elberta Torgerson .... Blondie Stanley Vranesh ..,., IQ ' !7 A, ,a... Slim r,rrrr,. ,r,,.-..talking about Hitler in the corner ..,-,tt,dictator ,- r-------eat1ng r,,---.dessert day-dreaming aaa, . where ? ? ? at the printing shop the dining room -a A.,r. in her room curls and ribbons ,- before the mirror ,c,,,c,rmodel airplanes ,,,,a,a,clean hands ,,r,,,r.hmml l H bragging ,a,aa,rrrrr,. ,,,,-r-, Singing -,-- ,-,,,-,, in Dreamland baking class in a cupboard , in his football togs band room telling long stories ,a..,, with all girls --,-,,,,Miss Cummings malted milk ,,,,r.c, ,----.-,his nose v,-a,a,,gossiping reading i471 under his halo in her gym shorts with Winona in the study room on her bed on the track field

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THE FOOTHILLS FLAME 1-9'3'9 CALENDAR OF EVENTS 1938- 1939 September 21, 1938 Well, here we are back in school again and ready to settle down to the grind for the last time. September 22, 1938 We all flied into the chapel, where Mr. Stevenson gave us some good advice telling us what he expected of each of us. September 26, 1938 The football season opened with a game with Pleasanton. Our players were out for the conference championship fdid they get it? Noll October 2, 1938 Mr. Howson was the first outside speaker of the year. He gave us a very interesting talk about world affairs. He traced the development of different countries from ancient times to the present generation. October 12, 1938 We assembled in the old chapel for a program given in honor of Columbus Day fHuh! Hard seatsll October 28, 1938 Ghosts, hoboes and many other kinds of costumes were in evidence at the Hallowe'en party QNobody became scaredll November 11, 1938 All the boys and girls, decked out in their Sunday's best, showed up at the dance on Armistice Day. Well, we did have a fine time. November 24, 1938 It was surely an unlucky day for the turkeys, but not for the students who feasted on them. Good old Thanksgiving! December 10, 1938 At 7 p. m. the girls and boys were all dressed up and ready to make whoopee! Ac the annual Student Body dance. Boy! what a time we had! December 15, 1938 Most of the pupils packed overnight bags and pulled out for the Christ- mas vacation. But they were glad to return after New Year's Day. January 3, 1939 The home-going students came back to settle down to work with no more resting periods in sight for the next six months. January 6, 1939 All basketball enthusiasts headed for the gymnasium to get ready to defend the 1938 championship. fThe outcome was bad.l E491