Colton Union High School - Crimson and Gold Yearbook (Colton, CA)

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I he Junior v l ass As the preliminary step towards organizing a suceessful junior class, the members elected Herbert Bosch to the presidency. Herbert had served in the position of vice-president the previous year, and had proved his ability to conduct class meetings. He was also a student representative on the Associated Student Body Executive Board. In athletics too, Speck showed versatility, strai ght forwardness and fair play. He was a mainstay of the varsity football squad, and helped Colton to win the Tri-County Track and Field Meet. Janalee Watson was chosen vice-president, although she had never before served in an ofiicers capacity. Her natural zeal and enthusiasm, and the desire to put everything over big made her work successful. Watty starred in girls ' baseball and basket-ball, and showed no mean ability along dramatic lines. In order that the minutes of the meetings should be kept accurately, Willa Mae Irwin was selected to be secretary. She also took charge of the financial matters. Willa Mae entered C. U. H. S. in the latter part of her sophomore year, coming from Anaheim High School. Grace Garrett was elected to the position of junior class editor, and represented the class of ' 30 on the annual staif. Grace was a member of the victorious varsity debate team, and also won second place in the interclass essay contest. Other juniors held offices in various organizations of the school. Johnnie Adamson was Colton ' s midget yell leader, and a member of the Associated Student Body Executive Board. All of the debate club officers were juniors, with Johnnie Adamson as president, Grace Garrett as vice-president, Ina Lucy Savage as secretary- treasurer, and Marian Rick, her assistant. Grace Garrett was vice-president of the Scholarship Society, and Ina Lucy Savage was secretary. Grace Robbins was vice- president of the chemistry club, Marian Rice was secretary, and Ina Lucy Savage was the publicity manager. — Grace Garrett, ' 30.

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i ,;fe£j . I liG VoLjaqe ot ' 29 The ocean breezes lightly play Upon the hillowinp foam; OncomincT throu;j;h the misty spray, A ship is nearing home. A name is seen upon the prow In purple and in white; C. U. H. S. is bringing home The Senior Class tonight. For tour short years our ship has cruised Over the salty brine; But all too soon our course is done, We ' ve come to ' 29. We ' re starting on another voyage, That endless seems to be; But we shall do our best to sail And gain the victory. This voyage is on the Sea of Life, And we the sailors are; We ' ll hoist the sails and man the ropes. Until we see the star. The goal of our ambitions is This star so bright and fair; And when we view its shining rays. We ' ll know at last we ' re there. —Edith Rose, ' 29

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Junior ass Herbert Bostn, President Grace Garrett, Junior Editor Janalee Watson. Vice President WiLLA Mae Irwin, Secretary-Treasurer Josephine Atherton, Adviser L