Pacific Grove High School - Sea Urchin Yearbook (Pacific Grove, CA)

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KGUIROINIUGLE IT E ASS T T IN E MONTH OF THE NEW YEAR, THE CLASSES WERE CALLED TOGETHER, HE OF THE TRIBE INGHAM SPAKE UNTO THEM, 'GET YOU TO THE ADDITORIUM, WHENCE SHALL COME TO YOU THE SIGHT OF PLAYS BY LIGHTS N THEN FROM THE MULTITUDE THERE AROSE A SHOUT, AND THEY WENT FORWARD,AND WITNESSED MANY PICTURES. THE PICTURES SPAKE UNTO THE MANY GATHERED THE E, AND THEY RELISHED THEM HND MANY CRIES ARO E FROA THEIR MIDST CALLING FOR MORE, AND THERE WAS LOUD CLAP ING OF THE HANDS Amo Lo, WHEN WFRE SP NT, TH HI NOT MANY MORE DAYS OF THE SCHOOL GIVE A PROGRAM, AND DID TAKE FOR THE SUB JECT A YOUTH WHOSE BRILLIANCE ASTOUNDED ALL, A YOUTH CALLED KNEW HIM TND WHILE THE MULTITUDE WAS LISTENING, THE FURNACE CEASED TD THROW OUT HEAT AND A GREAT COLDNESS FELL OVER ALL, AND THEY WERE REDUCED TO SHIVERING AND LAMENTING LARRY' av THOSE TH AND WHEN THE PLAYS WERE SHOWN THAT WERE ACTED BY THE LEARNED ONES OF THE FOURTH YEAR OF ENGLISH, THE PEOPLE WERE DUBIOUS, AND SAID, NBECAUSE OUR LIVES ARE WHATSOEVER YE SHOW us, IT TRULY MUST BE sooo W BUT WHEN THE PLAY WAS FINISHED THERE CAME GREAT SHOUTS or Jov, AND BE HOLD, THE ACTORS CAME FORTH, AND MADE UN TO THE AUDIENCE A CURTAIN CALL. Now, WERE THE DISTINGUISHED SENIORS DRESSED IN GARMENTS WONDROUS STRANGE, FOR THE COVERINGS OF THE LEGS WERE NOT OF THE LENGTH OF THOSE OF THE OTHER CLASSMEN,ANO UPON THEIR HEADS THEY WORE FLAT CAPS- AND THE MAIDENS DID APPEAR WITH BOWS OF COL ORED RIBBON IN THEIR HAIR. BUT THE STUDENTS WERE DISCONTENTED, AND THEY MOVED IN LAMENTABLE FASHIOJ UN TIL THE ASSOCIATION OF THE DEARLY BELOVED PARENTS AND TEACHERS REBUKED THEM SAYING, NYEA, BUT YOUR PLIGHT IS PITIFUL UNTO U WE LL GIVE A DANCE AND ALSO A NIGHT OF MERRIMENT FOR THE CLASSES ' AND THEIR WORDS WERE MADE GOOD, FOR WITHIN THEIR HEARTS THEY LOVED THE STUDENTS WELL Now IN THE DAYS BEFORE EASTER THERE CAAE MANY GREAT AND MIGHTY EVENTS HE SONS OF LICHTER ELS AND PLAYING THE SCHOOL wHo WERE POSSESSED OF BODIES WENT OUT AND DID WIN LAUR HONORS IN THE HIGHEST FOR THEIR or BASKETBALL IN THE B CATEGORY AND LO, CAME THE STUDENTS UPON A CHOSEN DAY, AND THEY WERE ADORNFD WITH VESTMENTS OF FREAKISH NATURE AND ASTOUND- ED ONE THE OTHER THEN ROSE THE SENIORS, EXALTED IN THE EYES OF ALL MEN, WEARIED OF THE LIVES OF SCHOLARS, AND THEY HEARTILY DECLARED WIBGIIY5 Q.. '2' E :s v-L I X -l .:::- -- IIQIJSIE D957 THEMSELVES FREE BEINGS FOR ONE DAY. UT SHE OF THE TRIBE OF GARDNER CAME UPON THE PLOT AND SAID,'REPENT YE YOUR SINS BEFORE YE DO THE DEED AND YE SHALL REPENT NONE HEREAFTER AND LO, THE SENIORS BY THE GREAT ORATORY WERE VANQUISHED, AND DID NO HARM- AND IT CAME TO PASS THAT THE SCHOOL DID CELEBRATE THE HOLIDAYS OF EASTER BY CLOSING ITS PORTALS FOR THE PERIOD OF A WEEK THEN WENT FORTH GORDON OF THE HOUSE OF STEWART AND KENNETH OF THE HOUSE OF WARD TO WIN NEW HONORS IN THE LAND OF AN FRANCISCO GREAT WERE THE LAUDATIONS FOR THEIR WORK IN MUSIC. AND IN THE FIRST DAYS OF APRIL, SHE OF THE TRIBE OF WARD AND MOTHER OF THE CLAN GAVE UNTO THE PEOPLE AN OPERETTA,AND IT WAS RECEIVED WITH LOUD CLAPPING OF THE HANDS, AND THE AUTHOR, CONSTANCE OF THE TRIBE OF MESSENGER, WAS MADE HAPPY BUT BEFORE MANY DAYS HAD PASSED, THOSE MOST EXPERT IN THE ART OF SPELLING CORRECTLY HELD A CONTEST SO THAT THOSE OF THE STUDENT BODY MIGHT MARK, LEARN, AND INWARDLY DIGEST THE WORDS THAT WERE SPEL HOUSE OF INGHAM WAS PROCLAIMED CHAMPION AND LO, URGED BY CLAUDIUS OF THE HOUSE OF WARD, THE STUDENTS IN ACCORDANCE WITH ANCIENT CUSTOM CAST THEIR BALLOTS AND NAMED THOSE MOST POPULAR AMONG THEM THEN GAVE THE JUNIOR CLASSMEN A PIC NIC UNTO THEIR DEARLY BELOVED BROTHERS, THE SENIOR CLASSMEN, AND FOR A REASON NONE OTHER BUT T0 SHOW THEIR ADMIRATION FOR THEIR NOBLE KINSMEN BUT THE CLOUDS GATHERED, AND FROM THE SKIES THE RAIN DE SCENDED, AND THEY DID EAT IN HASTE AND THE SENIOR CLASSMEN RESPONDED SAYING, 'AYE, TRULY WE HAVE NOT MANY MORE DAYS IN THIS GREAT EDIFICE OF LEARNING, AND WE DO HEARTILY DESIRE TO REPAY TO ALL MEN THE LOVING KINDNESS THAT THEY HAVE SHOWN UNTO US FOR THE ANCIENT CUSTOM DEMANDETH THAT THE SENIOR CLASS DO GIVE A PLAY, VEPILY WE SHALL PRESERVE THIS CUS TOM IN OUR DAY,AND GIVE A PLAY FAR GREAT ER THAN ALL OTHERS n AND IT CAME TO PASS THAT THE SENIOR CLASSMEN KEPT THEIR WORDS WELL AND PRESENTED AS FRUIT OF THEIR EF FORT A PRODUCTION DEEMED OUTSTANDING BY ALL WHO WERE WITNESSES AND THIS GREAT DRAMA WAS TITLED 'HUCKLEBERRY FlNN.n TH N DID THE SENIORS DON CAPS AND LONG GREY ROSES, AND THEY DID MARCH WITH POMP AND DIGNITY OF THE KINGS OF ANCIENT EGYPT TO A NEW LIFE OUTSIDE OF THE GREAT WALLS OF THEIR ALIA MATER AND LO, SO SOON IT SEEMED, ANOTHER YEAR PASSED .O - P AND CAM TO R HA TH 9 E . AND or r , x l I I In E . .1 I 1. S . I 5:17 5 . , E E -Y om ,B - zo .. AT X., cu - 553- -LI' - I ,gm SHORT AND OUR PATHS ARE NARROW AND STEEP, W LED IN THE RIGHT MANNERQAND LOUISE or THE x 1 - 1 T ,T 0 ..- , - 0 v A 2 K .. , Q fi . 'J . T ' - ff J I 1, I - i . v I I ' ' I o I I I . vo SHA II! . T fr: . . 71 ' . -1.E 11 .. ' ' - . T El I - . I . . . n k ,- E ..

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GIIIIEZGDINIIIGILE I IISEDEBCB UQD37 AND IT CAME TO PASS IN THE LAST DAYS OF AUGUST THAT HE OF THE TRIBE OF INGHAM ROSE UP AND CALLED UNTO THE MULTITUDE OF STUDENTS, wHo HAD BEEN DISPORTING THEM SELVES THROUGH THE SUMMER, TO FORSAKE THEIR IDLE PLEASURES AND TO SEEK WISDOM BV DILIGENT LABOR AND GREAT WAS THEIR WONDER TO BEHOLD THE WALLS BEAUTIFUL WITH NEW MURALS AND IT WAS MADE KNOWN THAT BENEATH THEM WOULD BE PLACED A TROPHY CASE, A GIFT OF THE CLASS OF I936, AND THIS CASE SHOULD HOLD THE SYMBOLS OF VICTORY AND HONOR, THAT ALL MIGHT UNDERSTAND THE MIGHTY STRENGTH AND COURAGE OF THE HEROES OF THE SCHOOL AND BEHOLD AMONG THE TEACHERS WERE MANY NEW ONES SHE OF THE TRIBE OF GAY LO D, SHE DF THE TRIBE OF EVANS, HE OF THE TRIBE OF DOWN, AND HE OF THE TRIBE OF JOHNSON THEN DID COME THE FRESHMEN, wHo WERE BEWILDERED AND AFRAID, AND THE HEARTS OF THE UPPERCLASSMEN WERE SOFTENED UNTO THEM AND THERE WAS FEASTING AND REJOICING MOREOVER THE OLDER MAIDENS DID OFFER FUR THER REFRESHMENT TO THEIR YOUNGER SISTERS THEN WAS THE AIR FILLED WITH CONFUS ION OF SOUND LIKE UNTO THE BUILDING OF THE TOWER OF BABEL AND THE STUDENTS GAZED IN WONDER AND BEHELD A GERMAN BAND THEN WERE GATHERED TOGETHER ALL THE TRIBES, EACH BEARING THE FRUITS OF HIS LAND AND THE HANDIWORK HE HAD WROUGHT AND THEY CALLED THE GATHERING A COUNTY FAIR AND IT CAME TO PASS THAT THE STUDENTS DoNNED RAIMENT SUITABLE FOR THE OCCASION BUT SOME AMONG THEIR ELDERS FAILED TO BE DECK THEMSELVES IN RURAL GARB THEN THE NCOOLERN WAS MovED FROM THE LAND or MONT EREY, AND GREAT WERE THE CROWDS GATHERED IN THE STREET TO WITNESS THE IMPRISDNMENT OF HER or THE TRIBE OF LESLIE AND HIM OF THE TRIBE OF EASTERBROOK. THEN THELMA OF THE HOUSE OF BAXTER ROSE UP AND CRIED, 'METHINKETH THERE ARE MANY AMONG You THAT LACK SPIRIT AND LovE OF YoUR HALLS OF LEARNING. AND THEREFORE I SAY UNTD YOU, LET YOUR VOICES BE RAISED IN PRAISE or THE DEEDS OF OUR HEROES wHo BRING HONOR TO OUR SCHOOL ' AND Lo, MULTITUDE or STUDENTS FOLLOWED HER TEACH INGS, AND BROUGHT FORTH AN ORGANIZATION KNOWN TO ALL MEN AS A PEP CLUB THEN UP ROSE JACK LOUGHRAN AND PAUL OF THE AND LOUD WAS THE PRAISE WORK IN FOOTBALL UT OF THE HOUSE OF HOUSE OF COSMEY, FoR THEIR NOBLE THERE WERE MANY OTHER HEROES IN THE MULTITUDE, AND SEVER- AL WERE THERE WHOSE BONES SUFFEFED THE FIERCENESS OF THE BATTLE AND THE PLAY ERS THAT REMAINED WHOLE GALLANTLV DEFEND- ED THEIR SCHOOL AGAINST THE TOREADORS INV 'Sv if H may .L sf TTIIWTT mme: n V in-Ji I-...WA ll' Z lb' I2 gud! WAI THEN DID SHE OF THE TRIBE OF FURNESS A DISCIPLE OF ATHLETICS, COME FORTH AND TEACH UNTO THEM A NEW GAME KNOWN TO ALL MEN AS BOWLING. AND THE YOUTHS AND MAID- ENS CLAPPED THEIR HANDS IN JOY, FOR THE GAME WAS PLEASING TO THEM. AND THE TEA CHERS ALSO FOUND GREAT ENJOYMENT THEREIN. AND HE OF THE TRIBE OF INGHAM AND HE OF THE TRIBE OF BRAMBLETT BECAME MASTERS, AND MANY SANG THEIR PRAISES AND AS THE OCTOBER DAYS ADVANCED THERE JOURNEYED FORTH TO THE LAND OF SAN- TA CRUZ TEN FAIR MAIDENS T0 HEAR THE AD VICE OFFERED THEM AT THE CONFERENCE OF THE GIRLS' LEAGUE THEREAFTER THEY SHAR- ED WITH THEIR SISTERS THE EXCEEDINC WIS DOM WHICH THEY HAD ACQUIRED AND IT HAPPENED THAT A GROUP OF STU DENTS JOURNEYED TO THE CITY OF DAL0 ALTO, WHE E A MULTITUDE HAD CONGREGATED TO AC QUIRE WISDOM AT A GATHERING KNOWN TO ALL AS A PRESS CONVENTION ON THEIR RETURN THERE WERE THOSE AMONG THEM WHO WEPT AND LAMENTED THE LOSS OF A CERTAIN DELICACY CALLED PEANUTS THEN WAS THE KNOCKOUT, CARRIER OF SCANDALOUS HAPPENINGS, ARRAYED IN GAY COLORS AND THE STUDENTS SHOWED PLEASURE BOTH BY WORD OF MOUTH AND BY READING THE CHRONICLE WITH GREAT EAGERNESS NOW IT CAME TO PASS THAT A GROUP OF SENIORS JOURNEYED FORTH TO THE CITY OF BERKELEY TO PARTAKE OF THE ADVICE OFFER ED UNTO THEM BY THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIF ORNIA AND THERE THEY WITNESSED A MIGHTY CONTEST OF HEROES THEN WAS THERE FORMED A GROUP OF SENIORS AND JUNIORS TO FURTHER THE VIRTUE OF SERVICE IN ORDER TO DISTINGUISH THIS ORGANIZATION FROM ALL OTHERS THEY CALLED AND HE OF THE TRIBE OF OLES WAS APPOINTED TO OFFER UNTO THEM COUNSEL. THEN WAS GLENN OF THE HOUSE OF HOWLAND ELECTED TO PRESIDE OVER THEM AND IN THE FULLNESS OF TIME THE STU DENTS DID DISPORT THEMSELVES WITH A 'HI JINX'. AND THE MALE MEMBERS OF THE DEAR LY BELOVED FACULTY WERE DRESSED IN THE SCANT COVERINGS OF THE BALLET AND DANCED TO GAY MUSIC TO PLEASE THE STUDENTS AND AS CHRISTMAS SEASON DREW NEAR, THE STUDENTS DID REVERE CE TO THE TIME IN BEFITTING MANNER WITH A PLAY, WHY HE CHIMES RANCH MOREOVER, THEY PREPARED A DANCE AND BROUGHT OFFERINGS FOR THE POOR AND NEEDY YEA, TRULY, THEY LEARNED THAT THE QUALITY OF MERCY IS NOT STRAIN'D ' AND THE MAIDENS PREPARED A PROGRAM AND BADE THEIR MOTHERS COME TO BEHOLD IT. AND THE MOTHERS WERE WELL PLEASED AND THE FIRST TERM PASSED k D V X f 'Q f , - ' 3 A I I ,H S I TI - - 'n 1' , . r 'X H D ' f I . - o,?I' ' I- III, -A - - - I-I R If TZ! 'I I' '1 ' sf . T I I 'Z 7 .- 'I , - L 'p.n . . gf! k If no Pi .y. ' T. N Kg . N 'I ' I 0 I . RT 'xg .I U Fir' - - lr FK, - ' N N5 Ji P T f . I x - 1 IT THE HI-Y. - In .' af? 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