Cloverdale Union High School - Spectator Yearbook (Cloverdale, CA)

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(Cumturumuntt Program SONG - - . DECLAMATION - VOCAL DUET ----- VALEDICTORY - - - - PIANO DUET ----- PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMA QUARTET, “The Gondola,” Lois Me Genevieve Phelan, Pearl Thompson. School Erminie Wiedersheim Pearl Thompson Lois McMichael Genevieve Phelan j Francis Coffey ( Zelma Eells F. A. White Michael, Helen Carrie PLAY ------ “Mr. Bob” CAST OF CHARACTERS. Phillip Royson - - - J. Palmer Sedgley Robert Brown, clerk of Benson Benson, Henry Barnes Jenkins, Miss Rebecca’s butler, Harold Thompson Rebecca Luke, a maiden lady, Erminie Wiedersheim Katherine Rodgers, her niece, - Genevieve Phelan Marion Bryant, Katherine’s friend, Pauline l)e Hay Patty, Miss Rebecca’s maid, - - Helen Carrie

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iEiittnrtal HE seventh and latest edition of our school an¬ nual, the Spectator, is now ready for perusal by our Patrons. We take this opportunity to thank those who have advertised here and who have, in other ways, given their loyal support. Several years ago, we seemed to have lost all enthusiasm and school spirit; scarcely any interest was taken in athletics and little or none in debating. In fact, one might easily have forgotten that there was such a thing as school spirit or enthusiasm for school activities. But, thru the efforts of our energetic principal, Cloverdale takes her place as one of the leading schools of the county. In debating we have ranked first and in athletics our team has certainly proved its worth. Futhermore, the great enthusi¬ asm and loyalty shown at the debates and at the field meets, not only by the students but by many of the people of Clover- dale as well as by the Alumni, has proved beyond a doubt, that the time is past forever when it can be said that Cloverdale is asleep. For this patriotism in “rooting” and helping our team on to victory by your loyal support, we wish to thank you—and hope that you will continue to show such loyalty and patriotism in the future. We produced a play during the past semester, the first time that this has been done here in many years. The dramatic talent shown in our school surprised everyone—even the actors them¬ selves. We hope that we have set a precedent and that other classes will give a play twice a year, thus providing more funds for the Spectator. We wish to thank Mrs. Arthur McCray, Mr. E. A. Cooley, and Mrs. Will Furber for their valuable assistance in making it so great a success. To the teachers, who have aided us in securing, revising, and correcting material for this paper, we are grateful. This assistance has been invaluable. Nor are we unmindful, of the work done by the student body in general, tho it may seem that we do not appreciate the efforts to “stuff” the josh box.

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...Jffantlltr... Francis A. White PRINCIPAL B. L. University of California, 1908 Hanna Pierson Ph. M. University of Ottawa, 1905 Berlin University Flora A. Bagley A. B. Stanford, 1912 M. A. Stanford, 1913