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

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Z E F V Executive Council-Student Body The students of King City High have taken great interest in the W lf f ' ' e are o their school th1s year. It was through them that the multi- graph was purchased, enabling The Student Body to print the King Hi Ways which is our school paper. Another function of the Student Body has been the enthusiastic support of all athletic events of the season. The Executive Council represents the Student Body at large Its ' b mem ers are elected by the Student Body for a term of one year. ' The officers this year are: President ................ ....... G ladys Garner Vice-president ....... ............... T 'eddy Bane Secretary .............. ....... G eraldine Barbree Boys' Athletics ......... ............ B ob. Hamilton Girls' Athletics .................i i--., .... Edna McKinsey Town Representative ......... .............. . .-Joe 'Garner N orth. Bus Representative ............... g ......... Elsie Giacomazzi South Bus Representative .....,.......T.......... ' ...... Clara Pierce The Student Body has had a very successful year financially, en- abling it to present the championship teams with gold footballs and basketballs. f l fPage Twenty-eightj

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Thanksgiving Program On November 26, the Junior Class presented a very interesting Thanksgiving program. The first number on the progam was The Dance of the Leaves. The Leaves were Marjorie Armstrong, Grace Gould, Dorothy Rogers, Florence Robles, Dora Giacomazzi, and .Lillian Beyers. Edna McKinsey was Flame, Each had a dress of autumn colors. Next came a play, Thanksgiving Time. The stage was at- tractively set for the different scenes. Those taking part in the play Were: Dorothy Hawley, Marjorie Armstrong, Joe Garner, Norman Andrews, Kenneth Mansfield, Grace Gould, Dorothy Rogers, Hazel Gruver, William Luckctt, Lillian Beyers, Archie Weferling, Willis Tompkins, Florence Robles, Ernest Lane, Ronald Russell. Ths program was unusual in that the play was written and the music:-il numbers in it adapted for the occasion by Miss Weeks, the junior advisor. The enthusiastic reception given to the performance was a conclusive proof of the ability of both the authoress and the actors. Christmas Program On December 22, the senior class gave a delightful program and Christmas party. The class presented The Florist Shop, a one-act play by Winifrezl Hawkridge. The cast was as follows: Mr. Slovsky, Emil Follettag Maud, Joy Mansfield, Henry, Teddy Bane, Miss Wells, Gladys Garner, Mr. Jack- son, Claire Schmidt. Christmas Hymns, Silent Night and Joy to the World, the Lord is Come, by the Boys' Glee Club. After these number th audience adjourned to the gymnasium, which was prettily decorated in the school colors, blue and White. In the center of the room Was a large Christmas tree and across the back of the room a fireplace with many stockings hanging from it. Santa Claus CTeddy Banej then gave out the presents. Each member of the faculty and Student Body received a stocking containing an apple, an orange, candy, serpentine, and a favor. To each student was presented a much appreciated rooter's cap. This most enjoyable program Was concluded With an hour of dancing, in which both students and faculty enthusiastically joined. I:Page Thirtyj