Palo Alto High School - Madrono Yearbook (Palo Alto, CA)

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The Faculty Walter H. Nichols. George E. Mercer. . . . Dorothy Dyck Edith S. Stewart. . . ■ (• LusANNA Clary Latin Sophia Cramkr. .Modern Languages Clark Cypher History Florence Edmondson .. .Attendance Marie Eustace Commercial Doris Fee Latin liKMSl Kh SE» Robert Eraser. . .History. Swimming Naomi Gill English Mabel Gottenberg Sewing Doris Green Girls ' Physical Hdncation J. R. Grinstead Chemistry f. LiNA Guerrero Spanish c j li Lucy Hall French ■1 Grace Hartley G r .s- ' Phvsical Education Frances Huntington English R. J. JUNGERMANN Biological Sciences ViRtuNiA Kkluy. .Biological Sciences ]os. KiLPATRiCK Industrial Arts Principal -principal. Physics, mathematics Secretary and Bookkeeper Registrar Harriet IcCausland ...... English Leona H. McCully History Elizabeth McInnes. . . .Commercial W. C. McInnis Social Sciences Stella McKee. .Drawing and Design Harold Matthews Music Nellie Matthews. Tr.rf Book Room CoMO Montgomery History Bert C. Moody Industrial Arts Lillian Morehouse Librarian Harriet Nelson English Ruth Preston English Frances B. Ray English Howard C. R. y Bovs ' Physical Education Melvin E. Shippy Mathematics George S. Stewart Boys ' Physical Education Ingegerd Uvpm an . .English, German Elizabeth Wenk Commercial Nellie F. Williams Engli. ' sh lo

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How We Did It By the Senior Scribe F . yf ' DiK years a,t;o. Boh Ries, !; ' sat at his small imitation mahogany desk in Room Four of the Milpitas Grammar School. He was gaz- inL; enra])turedly into space, dreaming of the day whrn he would wear a three-cornered hat and strut on the deck of ' 29 ' =, pirate sloop. (When that time came Bol) invested in a ]jair of oilcloth hoots, and a jjiratical haircut, which he still re- tains. ) To go hack a few years; during .Septemher, 1 ' ' 25. a proclamation of mobilization was issued for a crew. About 120 landlul)hers enlisted. P)lood-Eye Stew art and Piilly Rones Nichols taught them the rudiments of piracy on the high seas and set them off under skull and crossbones. Fred Fowler, a deck-swabbing gent with curly hair, rose to the presidency this year. Fred, on the third year of the voyage again took the helm and proved to be a steady pilot. ( )n the .second trij) out, Xorman Miller alternated with Fred for the captainship of the crew. The voyage has been illustrious in many ways. There are the famous four Cow-Men of football — Buss, Shreve, ( )rr, and .Mden. In tennis the Haehl twins swing a mean racc|uet ; Fowder was a track skipper, and Bud .Shre e also shone in basketball. However, don ' t think that there are no women aboard. On the contrary, there are as many mid- dies as swords and boots on this shij). P.etty .Moore has left an impression of what a lady jiirate should be on the mind of our chief l)uc- caneer, and the other Girls ' League members, with their activities in the Jinx, G. . . . ., and Girls ' Block P, have made names for themselves during the four years of their crui.se. In conclusion, we feel that everyone will agree that the class officers deserve much credit. Thev are Robert Riegg. John Hays, Edith Nef?, Rob- ert King, and John .Alden. And in the imiuortal words of Nathan (Bud) Hale, Our only regret is that we have but one graduation to give to our countrv. fi ' l