Central Union High School - La Solana Yearbook (El Centro, CA)

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Seminar Qfogram LID JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET Friday, May 22 BACCALAUREATE SERMON Sunday, May 211 CLASS NIGHT Monday, May 25 SENIOR RETURN DANCE Tuesday, May 26 COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Friday, May 29 a a! if

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S S l ' J if l P fl .. Mary Thompson Doris Weir Clark Townsend Anna Wells Katie Von Allmen Allen Williams Commercial Contest '30. ,jf Bryan Willoughby Track '29, Basketball '29-'30, Vera Wogatzke La Solana'31 Sec'y Class '28. Daddy Long Legs, Treasurer Class '31, H. S. S. '29. Violet VVogatzke Indoor'30-'31, Basketball '29-'30, Vice President S. B. '31 La sfnana '31, H. s. s, 'Qs-'29-'ao 31, Pres. H. S. S. of Val- V1Vl2lT1 YVomack Indoor '28-'29-'30-'31, Basketball '30-'31, Track '28-'29-'30, Tennis '31, La Solana '31. Edythe Young ley '31, Evelyn Young Daddy Long Legs. f'

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if w Jil 5 S 'juniors Cunningham Meadows VVest Stafford OFFICERS President .,,....,,,..,,,,,, ,,,....,,,A. ......,,..,,,,.,,,,,,A,A.. J 1 we Cunningham Vice President ,,,,.,,, ,,,,,.,i,,,,.,,,,,,.ii.. ,,,,,,,,.. M e ryal Meadows Secretary ,7,,....7,,i,,... ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,7,,,.,.. L. B. West Treasurer ..,.........,,,,,,,,,,,, .,.,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,......,,,,, H a rriet Stafford Advisers ....,,,,.,,,,,,,,...,,,,.,,,.,,,,,....,,,,,,,, Miss Ross, D. W. Ketchen We, the Wearers of the 1932 Spartan emblems, have only one more year to sail the class ship over this hazardous course-high school-out into the seas of life. The Ancient Roman Gods have been kind to the 1931 juniors, for our successes seem to have outbalanced our failures. Miss Ross and Mr. Ketchen have been wonderful guides through our yearls tripg as Aeneas led his wearied sailors, our advisers have piloted us to success. Vergil would have enjoyed school more if he had been able to go to a school like Central Union, provided that he were in a class such as we juniors have organized. It is classes like ours that make high school life Worth living. The juniors are all proud of their shiny new rings which represent Central. A Spartan's head on an onyx base with a cactus on each side forms the setting for the gleaming letters 19 - - 32. All of a Sudden Peggy, the junior play, drew a huge crowd both nights. We heard murmurs of praise for Weeks afterward, for every- one in town agreed that they hadn't seen such a good play for ages. We are proud of the capable cast who put it over so well. A brightly lit gym with snappy music provided the setting for our junior dance, which was attended by a big crowd of eager Centralites. We must not forget to mention the big event of the year, the social event to which every underclassman looks so hopefully forward, the junior-senior banquet. We carried out elaborate plans for one of 'the best ever given-we're sure the seniors won't forget it. Did you ever taste anything better than a hot-dog on a picnic? That's how we juniors felt on our annual picnic. A big truck hauled a gayly laughing cargo of happy juniors out to the sand dunes, where we watched the moon rise over the balmy desert. What a perfect evening to put in our memory book! As the term of 1931 ends, we look back with pride upon our smooth course and prepare ourselves for an eventful finish to our high school journey.