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

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W. H. Shipley . F. J. Frates . M. M. Carrie . Zelma Black . Josephine Bassetti . Louise Hastie . Ruby T. Ingram . Mabel Loomis . Clifford Adcock .:. Arcada Williams . Paul K. Weage . Edna Cooley . Mary Louise Weiderslieim. Mary Gianoli . Eulah Adcock . Roy S. Tod ... Irene Gibbins . Doreen Mellville . Cliff. H. Barker . Philip B. Brandt . John Ornbaum .. ..Editor in Chief .Asst. Editor Senior History .Class Wiil Class Prophecy .Juniors .Sophomores . Freshmen .O. V. S. .Literary .Alumni .Society .„.Dramatics .Girls’ Athletics .Boys’ Athletics .Art Department .Snaps .Joshes .Business Manager Asst. Business Manager

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To Our Principal, Rav C. Olmstead, we, the staff, dedicate this issue of the Spectator, in apprecia¬ tion of his faithful, helping and unfailing work during the past school year.

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EDITORIAL The Spectator again wishes to greet its friends after this ab¬ sence of two years. In doing so the staff thinks it only fair to state why our annual was omitted in 1918 and 1919. In the spring of 1918 preparations were made for the Annual, but just at that time the Red Cross and other organizations were in great need of money. The student body, being patriotic, and desirous of do¬ ing everything they could for the good of the country and oui bo s over there decided by a unanimous vote to give all the Annual money to the Junior Red Cross. The next year prices were so high that, instead of the regular annual, an elaborate Commencement Program was print- ed. This year all the members of the school have put forth their best efforts and tried to make this Spectator equal to, if not better, than its predecessors. The Exchange department this year has of necessity been entirely omitted since our exchange numbers are now two years old, we hope that next year, however, we shall have a large list. During the war, the number of boys in high school was small and consequently not so much could be done in athletics. This year, how¬ ever, they are sufficiently numerous to have given quite an impetus to athletic activities so that we can reasonably expect to have a tine show¬ ing next year. Since this is the first book published after the return of more nor¬ mal conditions, is has behooved us to put forth our best endeavor to make it a credit to our school, and we, the Staff, hope it will be re¬ ceived by its readers in the spirit in which it has been prepared.