McClymonds High School - Indian Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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ANTHONY PINATA s E n I 0 R 5 Track, Baseball, Dramatics, B.A.A., Boys' Glee, Hi-Y WALTER PURSLEY College Prep, Afterglow DOROTHY RAFAEL Student Body Vice-Presidem, Dramatics, Solo Singing, Prov grams cmc Entertoimnrmls Com- missmner E . E GEORGE RICCIARDI General Course, Shop LILLIAN SANTOS General Course. Choral FBRNK SOUZA Edseball, Basketball, Block M , Shop MAMIE SOUZA General Course, Choral PETER SRSEN Football, Block M , Baseball, Shop FRED STOCKINGER Afterglow, Boys' Glee, Solo Smgmg, Dramatics, Senior Prom Committee ROBERT THOMAS General Course, Track, Football WALTER TOMOFF Track, Block M , Social Affairs and Finance Committea 0W! EIP'x, :V':.r1.xJ-E- J 61rd - V' ', FRANK TORRES General Course, Shop PHILLIP VINCENT Print Shop, Baseball ANTHONY VISCOVICH General Course, Traclf, Shop ' : A'EU'WK7 1A.; CJANX. H ELLIOT WHITEHEAD : E Football, Track, Shop, Block M I ' i u . - . . . . 6-qu A3138 ... .1 . trainer WALTER WILLIAMS General Course, Negro Club

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JACK LANTERMAN Basketball, Choral JEANETTE LAZAR General Course, Dramatics DARRELL LE BON Negro Club, Orchestra FRED LEW Record! Football ANITA LIGUORI Commercial Cc arse, G.PxA. ANNA LUCEY Commercml Course, Girl Reserves, Hank Clerk RALPH MACK Student Body President, Track, Block M , vaY TIATTHEW MENDOZA General Course NORMAN MENDOZA General Course LUPE: MOLINA Girl Reserves, Dromohcs, Glee Club, Welfare Commxsswner KAZUMI MORI Japanese Club, Solo Singing, Yell Leader, Boys' Glee, Senior Prom Committee IENNIE MURCA Commercial Course, Glrls' Glee EDDIE OLIVER General Course, Dromahcs, Choral FRANK PANDO General Course, Football DOLORES PANDOLFO General Cou: . , JOE PARINELLA General Course, Band, Orchestra N - j . JD f INA PENQUITE 4.,thvfcpgxazx c2 Dromohcs, Girl Reserves ,r' x' i VINCENT PEREZ s E n I 0 R 5 Auto Shep, Club Game l K x

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SENIOR HIGHLIGHTS The high and mighties of January, 1939, led by Blaz Cikoch, sponsored a skating party, celebrated Senior Day and held the Senior Prom during the last semester of their high school days. Senior Day was celebrated on December 2, when the graduating class gave an assembly for the entire student body. Opening the program was a vocal group of low and high seniors, who sang several numbers, led by Mrs. Wilma Bash and Mr. Norman Pillsbury, music instructors. The Martins and the Coys , a musical skit, was put on by Frances Haiqh and Dorothy Rafael. The act was directed by Mrs. Lorinda Bugbee, pianist. Nina Penquite sang I Won't Tell a Soul , and Blossoms on Broadway . Ferdinand the Bull was dramatized by Laura Curto as the bull and Anita Ligouri as the matador, with the song sung by Fred Stockinger. Fourteen members of the dramat-ics class took part in the verse choir. A tango dance, taught by Miss Wilma Manning, was done by twelve seniors. Dorothy Rafael sang her farewell version of Music, Maestro, Please . Closing the program was Blaz Cikoch, bidding the student body adieu on behalf of the graduating class. Following the assembly the low seniors entertained their betters at a dance. On the eve of January 13 the graduates held their biggest event of the term, the Senior Prom, the theme of the affair being Spanish. Taking charge of the prom bids was Frances Haigh, with F rank Aiello and Louis Celia assisting her. The skating party held October 12 was planned by Ralph Mack, Walter Tomoff, Kay Mori, and Lawrence Donatelli. Those who planned senior events of the term were Frances Haigh, Marie Barnett, Dorothy Rafael, Nina Penquite, Fred Stockinqer, Blaz Cikoch, Peter Srsen, Kay Mori, and Lawrence Donatelli. Out of thirteen offices in the Board of Commissioners this term five were occupied by the grads of January. Blaz Cikoch was student body president; Frances Haigh cared for the school's money; Lawrence Donatelli supplied the advertisements; and Kay Mari led the rooters in yells. At commencement, Blaz Cikoch was named most worthy student of the term. Lawrence Donatelli received an award for art and advertising. Walter Pursley contributed to social studies, and Dorothy Rafael was thanked for he gracious service.