Galt High School - Highlights Yearbook (Galt, CA)

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Senior Class Prophecy Seattle, VVashington, July 7, 1929-Mr. Osborn Ayres recently won a world-wide reputation as a lawyer by winning the famous Darwin case for the federal government. Mr. Ayres gives promise of being a lawyer of the first magnitude. Los Angeles, May 30, 1925-Miss Margaret Colledge is in Los Angeles, preparing to enter the movies under D. VV. Griffith, in his latest production, just ln Time. Miss Colledge has the leading part. Paris, France, February 19, 1928-Mr. Marshall Angrave, now in Paris, received the world's prize for the best painting at the Worlcl's Fair held here. Mr. Angrave has the final touch and talent that gives him high rank among the artists. Princeton, New jersey, June 6, 1932-Professor john L. Crump has startled the world by his latest discovery, that of eliminating friction. Repeated tests by the noted physicist showed one hundred per cent efiicieney from machines. Hoboken, New jersey, january 2, 1926-Mrs. joe Harrington Cformerly Miss Angelena Sargentij, broke the worlcl's endurance dance record here last night by dancing continuously for 127 hours. Leguin, Texas, july 27, 1931-Mr. Victor H. Crump, multi-millionaire cattleman of the U. S., recently figured in a Sl00,000,000 merger with three of the largest banks in New York. Casper, Vifyoming, December 22, 1925--Miss Doris Dunne, recently of Galt, California, was named editor of the Casper Reporter, of this city. Miss Dunne comes highly recommended from The Los Angeles Times. Indianapolis, Indiana, Iune 1, 1929-Otto Speed Sargenti, world famous auto racer, established a new SOO-mile record here yesterday. He made the remarkable time of 162.3 miles per hour for the total distance, beating twenty contestants. Chicago, June 25, 1927-Clarence Dazzy Hart, in his major league debut for the Chicago Pink Hose, held the Philadelphia Recruits to a 5 to 4 score. Berkeley, California, March 8, 1926-Miss Rose Villiborghi has been appointed President of the University of California. She has the honor of being the first woman president of a college. Bombay, India, june 12, 1932-Aboard 'The Pinto.' Are having most successful flight, not having alighted since 'taking oif' from Galt, expect to be home June 13th via Spain. Hastily, Gertrude Fawcett. fThe above was picked out of the air by a local radio.j Wasliiiigtoii, D. C., August 12, 1940-Messrs. Clarence and Erwin Haus- childt have been appointed members of the President's Agricultural Cabinet, according to advices released here today. The two brothers have been prominent in agricultural work in California for a number of years. San Francisco, March 8, 1926--Miss Helen Burnett became world's cham- pion woman tennis player here yesterday, playing in the finals of the Inter- national Tennis Players' Club. Half Moon Bay, Calif., September 6, 1930-Miss Beatrice Orr gave a fare- well party to Vanderbilts, Fords and Rockefellers in her new mansion last night. Cherbourg, France, January 1, 1963-Miss Roberta Nichols broke the world's typing record by doing 249 words per minute. Page Eleven

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Tut's Tomb, Egypt, February 12, 1942-Miss May Batchelder 'phoned us that she wished more could see the marvels of Europe and realize our own simplicity. Madison Square Garden, N. Y., July 7, 1929-Miss llflarion Randall, famous clarinet player, displayed her talent before a crowd of 500,000 people last night-the largest audience ever assembled to hear a musician. Crow's Landing, California, july 10, 1952-Miss Alyce Peterson, noted biologist, recently announced the discovery of a new deadly species of spider. The animals are fuzzy, and are propelled hy eight legs. Caracas, Venezuela, May 17, 1933-Miss Lucy Hart is influencing the South Americans by means of analytical talks which are welcomed by Bueno! Most Grande, etc. -Clarence E. Hart, '23, i ',1 K I X' ga: . QYQQNAH' an :Nr ill f ,gang , , :V A.. -ka A Val, U 4 c X f 1 J' lt' . p Page Twelve