Los Gatos High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Los Gatos, CA)

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Page Twenty-four THE WILDCAT Class of 1937 F- , W, R. Geddes, E. Smith, E. Anderson, J. Webster President ............ .....-.. R 2111311 Geddes Vice-president ....... ...,.... E Will Smith Secretary -.,,,.,,, ..,....,. E li1'1 A1'1d6I'SOI1 Treasurer ........ ...... J ack Webster T HE Class of 1937 is approaching the end of the year in which they Wore humble freshmen. f Or were they really humble?J At any rate the class is by far the largest ever to enter this high school, and by the size of the freshman honor roll, it Will be seen that We have begun Well in our studies. In other activities too, our members have taken part, gaining en- trance to the Dramatic and other clubs, Working in athletics, the council, .and Girls' League. In various ticket sales We have Worried the other classes when We took the lead. Moreover We were the first class ever to give a Freshman Class party. Next fall We shall come back to take our places as strong Sopho- mores, and we hope to prove again that We are a class to be proud of.

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Page Twenty-Six THE WILDCAT Low Fl'CSl'lm6I1 Class Class of 1938 WE, THE class of '38, upon entering High School just last February have found it very different from what we expected. To some of us it was quite a shock when, having just graduated from grammar school, we came straight to High School with only two days between in which to think about it. We were rather bewildered the nrst day or two, with our mixed up programs and muddled brains, trying to figure out whether fifth period comes third or just before 4th lunch. That first day was just one series of mistakes after another. But by now we all are settled down to our various routines and it won't be long before we'll have the upperclassmen sitting up and tak- ing notice.