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

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fdlx cQamE . f:,lmP?-fH1iQ'F.fff:il?fl EUl30 ,A , . . -.--.- - , P.. AX.,-uw Zgrii'-.blk-lA,.-,,4t,,,, THE VHSIITOR She walked straight into the room, But to her no one spoke g 'Twas in the Hist'ry room, Indeed it was a joke. She rubbed against Bil1's foot, Quick notice did he takeg A grin at once took root, Of fun he could awake. He slyly winked at Eddie, Who knowing did smileg For he was always ready, And quick to think of a wile. Bill stroked that coat of fur, As Eddie wistfully coaxedg She simply would not stir, And Eddie was ruefully hoaxed. A voice in soft stern tones, Bill, raise that window please. His fun he had to postpone, This opportunity Eddie did sieze. And this time he did succeed, For she ran straight to himg But he other matters did heed As a question was put to him. A front desk she did assign, And upward proceeded to climbg Elmer, please escort the feline, Outside the room at this time. Of the school cat now you've heard 1'm sure you'd already guessedg 'Twas Seniors that she preferred, With a mascot the class was blessed l i

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X. In L , .sms .1 .i EEE., BERYL MORGAN- phins play, way. DOROTHY EADE- . An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow. President . ..,,.,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,,.,,, ,Z ,,,,,,,,,,, , .,,,Y,,, A,,, ,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,4,.,,.,,,,,,,..,,, .,,...,...... . . Secretary-Treasurer Yell Leader ....,,,..... Vice President ..., Class Historian ,... Sergeant-at-arms .. SENHOIR CCILASS 0lFlFlICClElRS I Vergil Reed ai ,,,.,,,. ........ B ernadeen Dickey ..,,..Marion Mansfield - ,......,,.. John Myers iv ' .... ...Belle Hughes .y,,...... .......Louie Wasson T0 OUR ADVIISIER To our class advise1', M1's. Minerva Williams, we wish to express our appreciation for her kindness and cooperation in our work. To her diligent coaching we owe the success of our dramatic productionsg to her efficient management of class problems, the success of our class. Her words of encouragement have at all times been an in- spiration for us to strive to do our best. SIENHOR CILASS CGflIlF'lI' An entrance gate to the athletic field was the class gift from the seniors of 1929. Two brick pillars support the steel arch into which are artistically built the words High School. On the left pillar is a bronze plate upon which is engraved the words Class of '29. This gate is lighted by two are lights, one at the top of each pillar. ' The class was undecided for a time what would be advisable to present the schoolg but, after much consideration, the gate was decided upon. Funds were provided from class dues and from the profits of the senior play. It is with pleasure that the class of '29 presents this gift to the school. We hope that it may be a source of enjoyment to the pupils, and that it will serve to beautify the grounds. Though pleased to see the dol- I mind my compass and my