Dana Middle School - Log Yearbook (San Pedro, CA)

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4 ' .1 Q9 Qtlass CLASS HISTORY The Winter Class of 1930 entered the new Richard Henry Dana Junior High School on February 6, 1928. They were or- ganized into five different sections. Home Room Fifteen When home room fifteen came to Dana, their adviser was Miss Agnes Foster, but since the first term they have had Miss Maud Shepardson, who recently became Mrs. Miller. This home room has won many honors. It won the Thrift, Attend- ance, or Tardiness banners at least once each semester. The pilots the last term were Ronald Zimmerman, Eliza- beth Baly, Theodore Vanos, Joseph Chartier and Jack Frish- man. The two pilot captains were Marjorie Carr and Josephine HuE. Erma Walstrom this term was vice-admiral of the school. The only two persons in the first typing class at Dana to receive certificates for typing thirty words per minute for fifteen min- utes were Florence Himel and Norman Kelly. At the D. A. R. contest last year home-room fifteen was represented by Jack Baker, who won second prize, a silver medal. Other individuals in this class to have held important of- fices are Vincent Jorgensen, who was commander, general man- ager of last year's office practice club, and admiral of the pilots last term. Marybelle O'Dea was the commander, thrift com- mitteeman, and a member ofthe safety squad. Grace Hagenow held the position of commander. Jack Frishman the second term of school was rear-admiral of the school. Home Room Fourteen Home room fourteen with Miss Mabel H. Miller, now Mrs. Woodard, as adviser, and William Deans as commander, re- ceived many honors. This home room has given a play at least once every term they have been here. The first one was Six Who Pass While The Lentils Boil with Jess Brown as the lead. The second term they fittingly closed school for Christmas holi- days with Dickens Christmas Carol, Walter Cadien acted the part of Scrooge. The third term the class wrote and staged a thrift play entitled The Gang Considers Thrift. The last term 1ill3H's Mishap, with Doris Rockwell as the lead, delighted the sc oo . 20