Lindsay High School - Comet Yearbook (Lindsay, CA)

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Faculty ERNEST E. SQUIRE Vice-Principal History Coe College Iowa Uuiversity of Chicago, U. S. C, A. B. University of Iowa HAROLD C. HARTER Science Mich. Central State Normal Willamette University, A. B. University of California, M. A. WILLIS B. FAUGHT Superintendent and Principal of Lindsay School District Kan. State Teachers ' College Iowa Christian College, B. S. Stanford University AGNES L. STO ' ODLEY Girls ' Physical Education San Jose State College, A. B. LUCILE G. SNEIDER Spanish, Latin Stanford, A. B. SUNSHINE WILLIAMS Art Stanford University, A. B. FRANK R. SKADAN Boys ' Physical Education Washington State, A. B. EDNA M. WILBUR English I, II, IV Stanford, A. B. Page Ten

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Annual Staff Editor-in-Chief Ellen Delano Assistant Editors Maigfaret Lewis and Lloyd Stone Business Managfer Jennilu Scrivner Assistant Business Manaper Lorna McLees Organizations - Mildred Wolf Senior Editor Anna Hedberg Cartoonist Dick Coon Snapshots Hortense White Calendar James Grimsley Athletics Lee Clearman Humor Lorna McLees Alumni Lois Dorey T3 ' pist Helen Depee Adviser Jennette Ufkess Editorials Whether the 1929 Comet is considered a success or not depends upon the opinions of the students. Regardless of their decisions, the members of the annual staff may be justified in feeling that they have given their best efforts in order to make this book as interesting- and enjoyable as possible. You will probably notice that the division pages have local scenes in which students of Lindsay High School are posing. On the division page for classes are: Carol Soper, Charles Toohey, Jennilu Scrivner, Mildred Wolf, Clyde King, Marcella Stiner, Hazel Williams, and George Hersey. The two students on the activitj ' page, which represents a modern Romeo and Juliet scene, are Lorna McLees and Forrest Bond. Desmond Royer and Virgil Wil- kinson posed for the organization page. The group on the athletic page are: Carol Soper, Lulu Mae Hawks, Forrest Bond, Jack Keyes, Merrill Johnson, and George Trauger. Tom Handy is the amused boy on the humor page. Diffused lenses were used by the photographer purposely, in order that the students would not stand out in the pictures so conspicuously. Those who have so generously given their assistance to the staff in pre- paring this annual for publication are : Marcella Stiner, Jeanette Burr, Doro- thy Buszek, Mattie Weymouth, Beatrice Hersey, Juanita Mann, Doris Eng- lish, Sylvia McEuen,, Hazel Ware, (ieorge Delano, Forrest Bond, George Trauger, Charles Toohey, George Hersey, Barbara Hostetter, Lora Merriss, Catherine Toohey and Marjorie Norris. Marcella Stiner deserves special mention for her valuable assistance in the Senior writeups. Without doubt, there are only a very few students in Lindsay High School who know the origin of the name of their annual. The manner in which it received its name is very interesting and unusual. In 1910, when the first publication of the annual was ready, there was much debate as to what its name should be, but conveniently. Halley ' s Comet came along at that time. Then Mr. Maurice H. Clifford, a student of the Lind- say High School, happened to know that a college in Iowa had named its an- nual after the Aurora Borealis, this fact suggesting the idea to him of calling Lindsay ' s annual the Comet. Page Nine

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Faculty ANTOINETTE GRIFFIN MILLARD P. ROSENBERG Domestic Scisnce Fresno State College Columbia University University of California Orchestra Anniipolis, B. S. AGNES J. MOE Mathematics University of N. Dakota, B. A. F. M. BUZICK Comm,erce Eureka College, 111. Oskaloosa College, la. Valparaiso University, Ind. MATJRINE BOONE POTTER Music Mills College, A. B. CLARENCE W. HICKOK Mechanics Oregon State, B. S. LETITIA M. WILSON Commerce University of California, A. B., M. A. FRANCES HRUBETZ JENNETTE S. UPKESS English I, III Library Science University of Calif., A. B. University of Calif., A. B. Page Eleven