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

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, f ,,. -4 ,, . 4 d 'fi-lfT' Vf1'l197?5 3'75lfi 1 YEBWEQ-1Kt'i'ffitf?' FW 'W lllliffliffavfhittti. :Elisa 'F Earlyne Murchie, Kenneth Coolidge, Martha Tatoyan, Margaret Gusho. Senior History On September 14, 1931, fifty-eight shining eyes peered around each corner to see what would be in store for them for the next four years. Our members were very popular and successful in sports, school organizations, and dramatics. We had a very exciting year under the leadership of Warren Moorehead. A class, smaller in number, but with greater determination, came back as sophomores on September 12, 1932. Iune Hamilton was chosen as our guide for this year. One of our members edited the school paper, and the boys left a niche in the field of athletics. September, 1933, found us eager to return to take part in dramatics and social affairs. Our class play, The Patsy, proved to be a worthy climax to our efforts, and the Iunior-Senior Banquet was a memorable occasion. With Tony Crandal as president, we crossed the third lap of our high school career. As seniors we have made our year not only an interesting one but also a very worth while one. The senior play, I'll Leave It to You, was put on before a very receptive audience and gave very satisfying returns. The winter season was heralded with a snow party at Long Barn. Thirty-nine of us are closing our high school days: twenty-eight have spent the four years together as earnest friends. -..gf 5 lg...