Cate School - Mesan Yearbook (Carpinteria, CA)

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Back row: Teague, McXWilliams. Fosette, Sperry. Avery. Hyde. Second row: Colby. Taylor. Berola heimer. Kirkpatrick, Gleason. Front row: Flood. Stern. Prindle, Clifford. This year's Sophomore class, headed by president jim Flood, has had a very successful 1954-55 year. jim, elected at the beginning of the year by the class, has kept it together as something which was not accomplished last year. The Sophomore class lost several members over the summer vacation, but it came back this fall 17 strong. Only one of those members was lost during the year, Ken Waller, who left after the Fall term. Three new members were added to the class in September, 'lim Hamblin, Barry Stern and Bob Avery. The class unfortunately does not participate in too many extracurricular activities. Perhaps this is because they are always to be found in the gym practicing some sport or other. Only one member writes for the El Batidor. Berolzheimer. Fossette helps the editor at times in the typing of articles nad address stickers. Berolzheimer is also a mem- ber of the Glee Club. Several members are interested in acting, so when Mr. Dahlgren asked for tryouts, Hamblin, Prindle, Berolzheimer, and Sperry put in their names. During hobby periods, one can always find Teague in the art studio. He works many and long hours on his ambition, art, and many of his cartoons appear in the El Bfzfidnr. Also, Dick Taylor may be found working in the shop on his hydroplane which he had hoped to complete before june. As mentioned before, the class is very sportsminded. Sperry, Teague, Clifford, and Taylor will play varsity football. Hyde, Avery and Hamblin played on the junior varsity squad. Flood and Berolzheimer played varsity soccer while Kirkpatrick, Prindle, and Redington played J.V. soccer, with Stern and Gleason substituting. McXYf'illiams managed the soccer team and Fossette helped Hood manage the football team. Sperry and Teague played on the varsity basketball team, while Prindle, Berolzheimer, and Kirkpatrick all played .lim Flood was the fifth man on the squash ladder. The class shows strength in baseball as evidenced FLOOD CIM, p,.md,,,,, by the many boys that went out for it in the Spring Term. The year has been great, the class great. Good luck to the Senior Class and here's hoping that the Sopho- more Class will be here in full strength next year.