Campbell High School - Oriole Yearbook (Campbell, CA)

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FALL CABINET SPRING CABNIET LEFT TO RIGHT: I-I. Ramp, M. Mcrcias, I. Klussen, E. Cox. LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Vossler, I-I. Keadinq, T. Rhodes M Graham JUNIORS As freshmen, the class of '52 started out with a bang. The Frosh Dance was a huge success and everyone got their fill of cake and cookies at the freshman food sale, including the freshman treasury in the form of money. Tom Rhodes and Sam Tashima served as presidents through the first year as lowly freshmen but the class of '52 came through with flying colors. ln becoming upperclassmen, the class of '52 chose Billy Kumigai and Don Brentlinger to guide them. The greatest accomplishment of this year was par' taking in the bond drive which went over very successfully. The l95U and l95l years proved to be the most exciting year yet to the class bf '52. The inspiration for this might have been the realization that they had only one more year to make an outstanding record for themselves in the history of Campbell Union High School, but whatever it was it proved overwhelmingly victorious. The first big affair was the Christmas party given by the junior girls for their mothers which was enjoyed by all. Next on the agenda was the annual Iunior Magazine Sale which was participated in whole-heartedly. The juniors wound up their prosperous year with a super Iunior Prom in the spring. Tom Rhodes and Manuel Macias served as presidents through this exciting period. All in all the class of '52 will be a memorable one.