Fortuna Union High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Fortuna, CA)

Page 7 text:

Uhr illlvgaplinne Front row, left to right-Anderson, Cooper Gould, Gianoni, Swett, Travis, Cir- by, Lipscomb, Souza, Clinton Gould, Bravo. Middle row, left to right-E. Cook, K. Brown, Richard Walden, Hansen, Goble, Erickson, Chase, E. Brown, Pedrazzini, Bruga. Back row, left to right-C. Cook, Robert Walden, Nenieth, Curren, Childs, Wil- son, Bushnell, Berry, Mr. Jenner. Cfficers Lester Swett ...... ....................... . -. ............... President Barton Travis ...,.,. ................. ........... V i ce President Vernon Cirby ..... ......,...... ,..... S e cretary-treasurer Frank Gianoni ,..,.....,.,...............................,.,....,..... Yell Leader Vocational Agriculture The Agriculture Department under the leadership of Mr. George Jen- ner has increased in enrollment this year from 21 to 33 members. The department Works as a club and is primarily interested in the study of modern farming and the cooperation of the farmers., The students have participated in many activities. First place was taken in the Booth Exhibit at the Humboldt Fair. The Poultry Show sponsored by the Junior Farm 'Center was the largest ever held here, and netted 3261. At this time a one-act play, Ding-a-ling, coached by Miss Louise Blake was put on by the boys. This spring found the members busy with their field Work. Several hundred chicldens were incubated, brooded and sold as a club project. The Farm Mechanics department under the leadership of Mr. Robert Look has made big strides this year. They have new quarters for their Work and more equipment. The boys built the body on the Agricultural bus, and have completed a modern brooder house for the school. Page Eighty-four '

Page 6 text:

Uhr fllirgaphnnv EG PHO E STAFF , A .ff P ' z.L . -QL.. . 1 J-M . 5 vs ,,, -A 4 5 ' J:.:.., . ,. 4 is I 0 1 . -.,:- wi' ' P - .zz ,IQ S' 1 , f K4 2 '3 ,, x- ml j in fl s 3 i i xx. H. ' ,fx ' Q ..,..,.,.,. , 4 ii ff- 11.1 '- ' 'I 1 A f 5 ..,,4 .iii 7 I in Travis' L. Hinds Miss Hornaday Mr. Kelly Pazulson ssfgiifll McKee E. Hinds McGovern ggfsnglake Hansen Gallagher Hawks Woodcock Maxwell Swett Gould Moore Chase Scott Page Eighty-three

Page 8 text:

Ellie zllllvgaphnne X1 .- A Nautical Knot Principals Helen Cottrell ,.,... ,.........,...,.... .,e..,......... J i ilia Bernice Wood ...... ...,..,o.......o N ance Lewis Santarini .,.ooo A..,. l Barnabas Lee Stanley Bowers ....,,.... ., Joe Stout Milton Lozensky ...,..,.,.i . ,.o..,.ooio,.... .o....,... . . .,... Bill Salt Audron Paine ...,.... 1 I .... .,,....... J im Spray Arthur Larsen ....,. i Sailors ....... ..... N ed Bluff William iviai-tmez . l .......,,, Jack B1-ace Home Gerd J Ba1'HS11HP001e Der Octavia Feuis .o.. Girls ..l,oi.......i........,. Daisy Janice Kjer .,,....,.... l ..... . .... ,....,,..., D ora A Nautical Knot a two-act operetta was given under the direction of the music department March 8 and 9. More than 100 students were in the cast. Barnstapoole girls and towns people were represented by the Girls Glee Club, and the sailors by the Boys Glee Clulo. The art class, dancing class, and clothing class aided a great deal in making this a success both dramatically and financially. The special orchestra played for the audience between acts. Ione Wescott and Zelma Burnside Were accompanists for the operetta. Miss Dorothy Dale was the director. Miss Mary Hornaday, Miss Helen Ford and Miss Carol Chapman all helped in making this operetta a success. Page Eighty-five