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

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John Smith Mary Elizabeth Smith Isahell Stanley Evelyn Stark Milton Stralcy Harold Steffen Dorothy May Swendcr Mary Tardclli Bob Thompson Edward Thompson Mary Alice Tomson Eldan Ujica Elva Walters Marjorie Weston Anne Weymouth Virginia Wheeler Otto Wideman Lloyd Wilson Harry Wilcox Richard Wilkinson Mollie West Ernest Wuthman Fred Yamamoto Grace Yoshida Jean Yuill OTHER JUNE GRADUATES BOB BYRAM TORB1N DEIRUP RAE ELLEN DERBY LEONORD DYS1NGER PHYLLIS FINLEY FRANK FORZANO NORMAN CARR GEORGE GEDDES PAUL MEZZAPELLE CHARLES MICHOD JIMMY QUINN HELEN RASK SENIORS KRENTON RILEY KAY RUPP EUNICE SMITH JEAN TICKFLL DAVID WEBSTER

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Betty Oram Dorothy Orr Robert Patton Bethman Pedersen Jean Pogue Renette Prior Florence Rogers Lee Rogers Jean Scott Sam Sheridan Robert Orr Vincent Ostrom Marian Petersen Cherry Phillips Rita Reilly Kay Rick Gordon Roth Thomas Saito Margaret Silver Ruth Sivertscn Mary Parks Felix Pascual Joan Piersol Betty Pleasant Phyllis Risling Irene Robertson Mary Sawyer Jean Schomberg Barbara Skelton Chester Slinger SENIORS [15]

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William B. Anderson Virginia Appleton Stanley Bclivcau Blanchard Buckont Gerald Falla Midori Fujinari Bruce Keith Hight Bernard J. Hoffacker Ella Howell Felix Wildimer Natis Jesse Albert Nichols Soyo Okazawa Harry Pressfield Anita Sivcrtson Sue B, Stanley Thelma Thurman Fred M. Vassar Thelma W'illiams Kenneth J, Wilson OTHER MID-YEAR GRADUATES THOMAS1NA CHAN MORRISON GREENLAW LOREN SANDHAM OGDEN CLARK EUGENE MORGAN ALICE ANN TOMHAGEN Perrenially unknown, this year's the graduating class of 1935 3 2 • mid-year graduating senior class This will be one of the last mid- was exceptional in that all students year graduating classes, since were more than aware of its exist- there are no mid-year pupils al- ence and were conscious that its lowed to come to high school from members were prominent in both grammar school. This plan was ef- scholastic and extra-curricular ac- fected in the hopes that students tivities of high school life. Athletes, would not be handicapped by lack scholars, dramatists, journalists— of class activities. Helpful class all these were numbered among adviser was Miss McCausland. MID-YEAR SENIORS