Phineas Banning High School - Pilot Wheel Yearbook (Wilmington, CA)

Page 30 text:

R fi 57 Q 3 4 PAGE TVVENTY-FOLIR

Page 29 text:

I 0'- G x ferent sense than before, for several of the members announced their en- gagements at either charming April luncheons or afternoon teas. What could have been more colorful than the new W'33 sweaters, with the latest in fashions and colors? Everyone envied these students and decided on more original colors and designs in the future for their sweaters, Honoring this event, a clever and unique skit was presented before the Student Body, revealing the talent of the class. The clever setting was none other than a court room and the program one which will long be remembered: likewise the harmonious sweaters of yellow and brown, Following the presentation of the skit the class was honored by a most enjoyable luncheon. ln an attempt to further prove the pep of the mighty Senior B's a series of gala parties and social events were sponsored by groups, and indi- viduals of enthusiastic students. On April 3, a most successful beach party was held at the Lagoon, and the following Friday night at the Palace Skating Rink a most enjoyable time was had by the B Seniors and friends. Then as the much-wished-for sunny days began to appear, more of the out-of-door and afternoon events appeared as the socials of the senior class. A very unusual entertainment was given for a May Day celebration-the seniors went Strawberry Hunting. The task seemed a mere pleasure and excursion to the students in the morning, but when the strawberry shortcake was later served, the appetites of the individuals seemed to have diversed to something other than berries. Following this gay event many picnics blos- somed forth in every nook and lawn in the Banning Park and playgrounds, Dignified seniors were even found picking four-leaf clovers out of Travis Field instead of practicing track or baseball. Because the A senior students were soon to depart, a delightful afternoon tea was held at the school in honor of the students' mothers. This proved to be a convenient occasion for the class to have the honor of their pupils and friends. The senior play next presented the feature of the month, a non-surpass- ing drama, which kept those who witnessed the play in anxiety until the finish. Although the lovely prom in honor of the A seniors was given amidst a huge amount of other delightful affairs, it was pronounced by everyone as the most successful dance of the year. The beloved class teachers of the A seniors, Mrs. Hilda Van Zandt and Mr. Morris Freed, honored the students toward the last of the semester with one of the most delightful breakfasts ever held. Graduation! The most heart-throb- bing and sad event, and yet the pride of every student! How beautiful was the ceremony, and how proud the class teachers and parents felt. Because the memories of the class spirit are to be continued throughout the rest of the lives of the students. The rest of the evening was enjoyed at the Pacific Coast Club. Although this is the close of the society for the senior class of this an- nual, the memories shall always linger on as the happiest moments of their high school days. PAGE TWENTY-THREE

Page 31 text:

l r- ' G x E 5 PAGE TWENTY-FIVE