King City Joint Union High School - Mustang Yearbook (King City, CA)

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SGPI-IOMGRES President ........ ..................................... Margaret Bullard Vice-president ..... ..... E layne McKinsey Treasurer ......... ........................... ,...,,,, H a 1-old Henry Secretary ........ . ................................................... Ione Pierce HISTORY 'The sophomore class started the school year thirty-one strong and finished with twenty-five. At a special meeting held at the beginning of the year, the follow- ing officers were elected: President, Margaret Bullardg Vice-presi- dent, Elayne McKinsey, Treasurer, Harold Henryg Secretary, Ione Pierce. As money was needed for our treasury, early in the year we under- took to sell tickets for a picture show. The attempt was successful and we netted quite a little sum. Musical numbers by members of the class were presented at this show. The sophomore class had the distinction of putting over the first real rally in order to interest the townspeople in our teams and games. There were bonfires, speeches, and fieworks, all of which seemed to have the desired effect in bringing boosters to the games. The Washington-Lincoln program this year was given by the sophomores. The students themselves were in entire charge of the entertainment. Committees for decorating, stage-setting, and costum- ing, and the prompters, were appointed. Abe Hables gave a reading l:Page Twenty-twol

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? I - ' did their share by giving a circus and a bathing beauty review. We have some boys that make very good look-ing bathing beauties. The next thing that we had to think about was the Thanksgiving program. Much time was spent in rehearsing and making costumes, but the result was worth the energy used, because everyone said it was a success. , . As our treasury was getting low, we had to think of some plan to raise money. Our first effort was selling 'candy to the school. We soon found that we did not make as much as we wanted. Soon after we decided on a beauty parlor. We polished finger nails, trimmed hair. gave facials, and curled hair. Many students patronized our shop. Our class takes a very active part in athletics. We have members representing us in football, basketball, and track. Joe Garner won many first places for us in the inter-class track meet this year. Clifton Beasley, Joe Garner, Ronald Russell, Willie Luckett, and Howard Giacomazzi are all prominent basketball players. Some of the boys who helped win the championship in football this year were: Joe Garner, Howard Giacomazzi, and Kenneth Mansfield. The junior play was a great success. The members of the class who took part were: Grace Gould, Kenneth Mansfield, Joe Garner, Edna McKinsey, Marjorie Armstrong, Jan Martinus, Hazel Gruver, and Ronald Russell. Much thanks must be given to Miss Weeks, our class teacher, for its success. The proceeds from the play aresgoing for the prom, which is going to be a big event this year. Committees have been appointed and are working on the plans. Those elected to take charge of the prom were: Marjorie Armstrong, chairmang Florence Robles, Willie Luckett, Norman Andrews, and Edna McKinsey. I THE J UNIORS Norman Andrews Marjorie Armstrong Clifton Beasley Lillian Beyers Walter Clement Florence Franscioni Joseph Garner Howard Giacomazzi Dora Giacomazzi Orvil Goodwine Grace Gould Hazel Gruver Dorothy Hawley Ernest Lane William Luckett Kenneth Mansfield Jan Martinus Edna McKinsey Edna Melendy Clara Palmer Clara Pierce Sara Randall Florence Robles Dorothy Rogers Ronald Russell Willis Tompkins Ernest Weferling fPage Tw ntv one!

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of an extract -from The Americanism of Washington by Henry Van Dyke. The songs were sung by the Boys' Glee Club. Eight girls of the class then presented Solemn Pride, the prize play 119195 of the New York State Federation of Women's Clubs. Every high school studenthas received a megaphone from the sophomore class by means of which he is able'to greatly magnify his rooting abilities. Some people do not as yet know Whether to call them a curse or a blessing. ' The girls of the class had charge of the party during the girls' conference in King City. They also have done their share in providing for the eats for the visiting teams. f The sophs are proud of the fact that they have materially raised their scholarshipfrom that which it was the first quarter. Sophomores have taken an active part in all school activities. They hold officesg members of the class have done their bit in football. basketball, track, and field events, the class is represented in all school societies. The sophomores feel that no class has surpassed it in enterprise and activity. And the sophomores, as a class, appreciate Mr. Strong's encouragement and hearty cooperation in helping them to help them- selves. . THE SOPHCMORES Josephine Arnold William Barbree Virginia Barrett Margaret Bullard Charles Carlson Donald Cassin Marie Chiocca Clyde Davis Irene Eade Thelma Eade Harold Gil Leslie Hables Harold Henry Juliette Lacrabere Freda Lesnini Elayne McKinsey Lavina Martin Edna Melendy lone Pierce Alfred Robles Daisy Rogers George Sargenti Elizabeth Shuey Raymond Walker fPage Twen ty threel