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for ccminiandcr-in-i-lncf (.•Icilcd JaiiU ' Cardincr (ycni know wIkhii I mean, don ' t cha?) and ])rocc(.dcd alni. ' .-t niinu-diatflv I ' .pon plan- for tlu- annnal Junior-Senior l e(.-fi)lion. W i- lined lIiom- Dark-town Suwance Sm,m-r . and slathered in enousjh numcx- to staf e a junior-Senior Reception that was a Reception. We imaijined the . rt Huildini? a shi] . L;a e e er tliniL; sea names, and had a swell dinner in the shi]) ' s dinins, ' room. •• ' IMien came our picnic at C ' aniii I ' .ahly. where we had a real sn.iw hattle. .• fter finishins;- U]) the dull part of the ear. the last piarter. we were relea ' -ed for the three months ' -uninier acation. ■• lien it came time to come hack, a- the huildini;- were not yet com- pleted, our acatioii wa- eMeiided two weeks. I ' .ut when we returned, we liad cliant,fed from the hap|i -. o-lucky Juniors to the hii h-mimled. di. iiilied Seniors that we are. Ted Shi|ike was elected jiresideiit, and we went at our work with a will. We decided at an early class meetin- to order our Senior hats, and ent in an ordt ' r for i ' reen and white ailors. Thex came — and ever since, they have l.een the luitt for jokes. ■ ' We -liould worry, the ' re our Senior hats ! We had a tine trip to I ' .aldy. ( )nly a lew went, hut they that did. had the time of their h e-. .More punic came .and went. Imt like all Seniors, we to,, must lea e an.l a- our partiii. r d.ay- ' row nearer, we look hack with - J )11. Wh ' .XTS. SENIOR DRESS UP DAY d-XK lU l)Rh:SS II ' DAN ' n e me oiir attention. )ne hriylit and shinin, mornin;;-. When all were feelini, s cod. We d.,nne l .mr oldest -arments. Snch a- socks and funny lioo.ls. And of ,ill the fumu pictures. Well. 1 -lu— therJ were a few. W In esen one old hoh,, Caiue 1.. school witliont a shoe. nd the ha - eed from the c.mnti With accor.li,,n plave.l a tune. So all dav lon-, the trohcked . nd had ' e er kind ' of fun, Theu went -kippnit; uailv h,.mew W hen the pleasant dav was ihrnt
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CLASS OFFICERS I ' rcsidont — ' riicddi.ro Shipkcy AsMstant S iii,l;- l.cader — Marjurie ' ice President— Alfred Knis dit Stephens Secretary— Faye Lindsey Cirls ' Athletic Manas er— lulith Treasurer — Phelps GretYoz Meiser Yell Leader— Merrill ( rejrnrv Baseball Captain— Ralph Hill Assistant ' ell Leader— Charles liaskethall Captain— I ' re.l Heznial- Robinsun halch Song Leader — Johanna ichcr Track Cajitain — ChTl ' nrd Alice Class Colors Crccn and White Class Flower Sha- ta Dai v Class Yell A iM.iler lull nf teanl, Ei,i, ' hty sticks of dynamite. Sonic nit-tn -.t, ' -ly-ccrinc : ThereV alwavs soiiictliiut; ' doing- When we get behind a -chenie. ' Class Teachers Miss Hate. .Mr. Cul].. .Mi llchu. .Mr. .Marsdcu. .Mr. Xuun. .Mi -, Kan- .Miss Mollenbau-h. .Mr. McAbanis, dall. .Mi s. Runi-,cv. .Mr. W rilbcrf. CLASS HISTORY •ANe ' rc the ones that put the ■■ton in lAillcrton. We ' re just about a ■■ •,.u hlok wise and e prricnc cd, jnn. Tell us h,, y,,u Seniors s].cnt du- i ' roup of Scrub, galhcv.d around Inn. -W ell, folks, this ,. h,,w It IS. ( )iK- dav toward the luid.llc ..f September. I ' M , we all gathered here for our hrst .lay of high school. We just ran over everything, and got into all sorts of troulde. imt there was a group of fellows they call Sophs that tried to run o er us. So we decided to organ- ize and fight off that pngili-tic bunch ..f Sophs, that didn ' t show the ])ro]ier resi)ect for us. We all gathered in the auditorium after assembly, and there elected Elzo Smith ])resi(lent of our class. During that year we didn t do iiuich. ' ce])t attend the annual ■ ' I- ' reshnian Reception. and ha e se er;il nice class parties m the basement of the Study Hall. ••P.ut believe me when we returned in I ' L ' O and became ■■Sophs, ' ■ we sure be.gan to shine. h ' lrst we ' ■buffaloed ' the new Scrubs, and tlieii we tried to show the rest of the peo|jle around this campus that the So|ihoinore (. lass was the ' ■high-monkey-nionk of the school- -ami with Cabin Shores as li ed through the year without losing man the wa side.
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Ted Shipkey Fullerton (Sail Bernardino.) Board of Con- trol (2). Basketball 1 2, 3). Football (2, 3. 4). Football Captain (4), Atb- lotic Editor Annual Pleiades (4), -arsitv Club President (4), Class President (4). Proposal Under Dif- ficulties (4). Sherwood (4), Minre Pie Mvsterv (4). ■I miyht rival ' Per,liiiig.- Xative State, Montana. Faye Lindsey Orangethorpe Portland. Oregon. 1 M; Latin Club President (2). Class ' ice-President (3). Girls ' League Cabinet (3), Daddv Long Legs (3), Weekly Pleiades ' Staff (4), Class Secretary (4 1. Girls ' League Presi- Phelps Greffoz Fullerton San Jose and Santa Maria.) X ' arsitv -audeville (4). Class Treasurer (4). He chases stray germs of knowledge .A though reallv afraid of infection. . ative State, o ' regon. Marjorie Stephens Fullerton dent (4). Girls ' League Cabinet (4). Girls ' League Treasurer (4). Class Song Leader (4). Weekly Pleiades Staff (4), Calendar and Exchange Editor Annual Pleiades (4), The Little Tycoon (4). I- ' orensic (4). Ves, ' tis said she thinks; Certainly she has the appearance tafe Alfred Knight Yorba Linda l-ootb.ill n;). Debating ( ' 17. 3). Man I ' roni Home ( ' i ). Assi t- ant Business Manager Annual Ple- iades (4), Class ' ice-President (4). Albert ' s understudy And right-hand man. Johanna Wichers l- ' amilv Doctor Fullerton l.iuan ( 1 I. I he 1 I. CI,.-- Basket- ill (1. 2. 3. 4 1, t ' l,,-- i;,.-eball (1. 3. 4). Class Drbair (2). Spanish liil) Secretary (3). Spanish Club re-ident (4). Board of Control I). Sherwood (4), Teiini (4i. alive State. California.
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