Lincoln High School - El Eco Yearbook (Lincoln, CA)

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EL ECO Senior Class Report At the first senior class meeting held in the fall, the following officers were elected for the year 1936-37 : President ............................... ..... F rank Schuler Vice President ....... ...,,, P ershing Wyatt Secretary ....o....... ......... S ibyl Hunter Treasurer ......,,..,... ........ H elen Paillex Class Reporter ......,...........,..................,,......... Juanita Shinn Mr. Brown and Miss Creason were chosen as class advisers. Although Eulogio Nevarez does not have his picture in this El Eco, he is a member of the graduating class. The members of the class, girls as well as boys, have been very active in athletics all through their high school years. Due to the death of our classmate, June Miller, who had a leading role in the senior play, Big Hearted Herbert , which was to be given on February 11, no senior play was given this year. This year's senior class did a great deal to help make the carnival a success, giving two stunts instead of the usual one. They sponsored the dance and the spinning wheel. The Senior Ball was given on May 21, and the decoration theme was a garden in May. The All Star Orchestra from Marysville was engaged to play for the dancing. After completing four successful years of high school, this graduating class of 1937 looks to the future for even brighter and happier years. ---+3-0-Page --- JUNE 11 --- A scroll in hand, A queer looking hat, A gown too large, Graduation! Viola Whaley, '40 I 9 3 7 THTRTEEN

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EL ECO First Row: Niles, Ware, Lambert, Hellewell, W. Hunter, C. Kaufield, E. Hunter Second Row: Obexer, Kadel, Coe, Johnson, Wallace, Sandstad, Mohammed, Mr. Adams lAdviserJ Third Row: Johnston, Tipp, Boardman, H. Breazeale, D. Ridinger, M. Davis, Tanner, Stevens, R. Fowler, L. Gage. Fourth Row: L. Olivas, R. Serna, Sousa, Yasuda, Masaye Hada, S. Asazawa, J. Grey, M. Hogue, Miss Somerville fAdviserJ, Austin, Gallup, F. Cross R. D. Caddel. D. Kaffka Junior Class .- The junior class was quite active this year. All the activities were Il success due to the co-operation of practically every student in the class. The first activity was the Junior Prom. The dance was given in the high school gym. The decoration theme, which was attractively carried out, was that of a yacht. The orchestra was The All Stars from Marysville. This orchestra was new here, and it attracted a large crowd, which made the dance a total success. The next event was the concessions which we sponsored in the school's annual carnival. They were boxing and wrestling, directed by Mr. Lee and Mr. Adams, and the boys' ring work and the girls' tumbling, directed by Mr. Lee and Miss Awnderson. After the carnival during the dance given by the senior class we also had a raffle. The prizes were three dollars and two dollars. Class Officers President ..,........, .... ..................... ...... C l i fford Kaufield Vice President ...... ..... o . Edward Kadel Secretary ......... ......... J ane Grey Treasurer ..........o. ...................,............ E lton Sanstad Glass Reporter ...., .................................... R . D. Caddel Advisers ...,...... ...... M iss Somerville and Mr. Adams 1 ' l 9 3 7 FOURTEEN