Escalon Union High School - El Escalon Yearbook (Escalon, CA)

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132 Eetthrra uf ge Svinhrnir Enhge f I- Now these are they who did lead ye Studente Bodye through an Yeare of exceeding great Activitye. i President .......,...,.......... .....,,,...,,.... S ir Vernon Muscio Vice President ..........,............. Ladye Doris Hazlehurst Keeper of ye Records ...........,............ Ladye Lois Gushe Keeper of ye Exchequer ,................. Ladye Phyllis Light Knightes Athletic Manager .............. Page Paul Gushe Ye Leaders of Yells .................. Wench Nettie Srickles Maid Hazel Cole Ye Editor El Escalon ,....................... Sir Guy Dilley Business Manager El Escalon ............ Sir Robert Cole Ye Manager of Lyceum ........ Maid Mary Ann Sybydlo And there was also ye Princess Evelyn, surnamed Taylor who was ye Adviser. Now there was an new System of Rewards adopted, so that all ye noble Knightes might by diligent Work acquire an Prize of ye Blocke Letter And when ye Yeare came to an Ende, did all agree that ye Studente Bodye had carried on its divers andsundry Activities in a Manner praiseworthy and Meritorious. Uhr Girlz' league 4 A Q OW there was in ye castle of Escalon High such a varied and charming group of erudite Maidens as has never before been assembled hereabouts. These fair maidens, realizing that in Amalgamation there is Puissance, adopted as their Appellation The Girls, Leaguef with ye avowed Purpose to promote the Spiritof Helpfulness, Courtesy, Loyalty and Democracy, in the school. Ye altruistic Intention was sustained and upheld under ye faithful Guidance of ye Lady Stella Barnett and her Maids-in-waiting, Chief of whom was Lois Gushe. In ye early Autumn were three of ye young Damsels sent unto Taft, that they might add unto their Store of Knowledge ye Findings of Others of their Ilk. Many interesting and valuable Ideas which they had learned during their Pilgrimage, they were able to convey to their Companions in ye Castle Escalon. During ye Annum was also devised a System whereby those who were industrious might receive just Reward for their Labors. Ye Compensation offered was a Pin, either bronze, silver or gold. Points toward a Pin were obtained by taking active Part in ye League's Business, through worthy Scholarship, through Participation in League Programs or in its philanthropic Activities. These Awards have encouraged individual Activity in ye Leagues Work. Yet other Pleasures were enjoyed by ye fair Damsels such as Christmas and Thanks- giving Trips to ye shut-ins at French Camp, ye sharing of Christmas Joys with an appre- ciative Family, an exchange Program with Livingston, a glorious journey on foot, and a jolly Skating Party. ' By far ye most elaborate Event to be held in ye Reign of ye good King Arthur was ye great Feast, attended by ye fair Damsels, Ladyes, Maids-in-Waiting, and Wenches with their Mothers. Thus did ye Maidens complete their Yeare in pleasant good Deeds. Twenty-one fi. -1-,gfigya as 3 .s rv' cs ,hwiif 'if ,i ' XC- Lila .1iA44 '3' A We i V