Piedmont High School - Clan O Log Yearbook (Piedmont, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1936 volume:

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WiTh This ThoughT in mind, we presenT The I936 Clan-O-Log, unfeeling Though The Type and ink may seem, wi+h The hope ThaT, while we are recording The chronology oT The year, we are bringing back in a vivid manner ouTsTanding evenTs of The pasT ThaT They may live as enduring memories. HHI P E R S CDNNVE 11 E ' n C L AN HISTORY--CHAPTE R C N E LEANED Trom The dusTy yellowed Tiles oT PiedmonT l-ligh School, The acTiviTies oT The clan Tor The pasT TiTTeen years Torm a record oT high achievemenT resplendenT wiTh The names oT ouTsTand- ing sTudenTs, who have disTinguished Themselves noT only in such school under- Talcings as scholarship, arT, and aThleTics, buT in Their laTer business endeavors as well. From These records we gaTher The hisTory oT The beginning oT The many PiedmonT insTiTuTions oT Today. From The meager beginning in a deserTed amusemenT parlc building has B IH, grown our modern well- U' mgs equipped campus. The main high school building, erecTed in l922, was Tollowed by The shaclcs in T925 and The iunior high building in I926. GreaT inTeresT was creaTed by The insTall- aTion oT a Magnavox, a sysTem by which all class rooms can be addressed aT one Time, and which was among The TirsT ever used in a school building. OTher impor- TanT improvemenTs included The caTeTeria in I923, The library in I924, Girls' Club Room in l925, and The Dean oT Boys' OTTice in l93O. The Tinal uniT oT The group, a new wing To replace The shacks, is rapidly nearing compleTion aT The pre- senT Time. PiedmonT l-ligh School owes a deep debT oT graTiTude To Those men and Adminimafion women who Tirelessly la- bored Tor The bond issue To Tinance The school, and who esTablished The principles which govern us Today. NoTable among Them are The members oT The TirsT Board oT EducaTion, The la+e Dr. l-l. D. Bell, lvlr. WalTer Brann, and Mrs. l-larrieT A. l-laas, and our TirsT sup- erinTendenT oT schools, The laTe Mr. Wil- liam John Cooper. FiTTeen years ago, Mr. l-larry W. Jones became superinTen- denT, and since ThaT Time he has been The guiding Torce in PiedmonT's policies. ln graTeTul appreciaTion, This issue oT The Clan-O-Log commemoraTes his TiTTeen years oT TaiThTul service. The TaculTy, Too, has had an ouTsTanding inTluence upon The developmenT oT our school, and Their loyalTy has meanT much To The school. Five members oT The presenT Tac- ulTy oT TiTTy-Tour were among The group oT Twelve Teachers who TirsT conducTed classes here. Two culTural TeaTures oT which Pied- monT l-ligh School is The proud possessor Cuhml Features are The philharmonic organ and The arT collecTion. The organ ll924l was parTially a giTT oT Pied- monT ciTizens, The remainder being paid Tor by sTudenT body Tunds. The arT col- lecTion ll93Ol has been enlarged Through The years, boTh by giTTs and by sTudenT purchases, unTil iT is now considered one oT The TinesT high school collecTions in exisTence. Among The many ouTsTanding clan organizaTions are The Alpha Clan, esTab- O n, V lished in l924 To promoTe 'ga in 'om service To The school: The younger service organizaTions, Gamma Gael, esTablished in I93 I, and BeTa ScoT, esTablished in l93Og The Band, whose ori- ginal ScoTch uniTorms have recenTly been replaced by splendid purple and whiTe capesg and The auThenTically clad KilTie Band, which has become our besT-known represenTaTive. EsTablished in I92I, The Carnival, or l-lighland Fling, has become a much-anTi- Tradmons cipaTed evenT oT The school year. l-leld in The early parT oT May, This day oT slciTs, dancing, rev- elry, and Tun proves noT only an ouTsTand- ing social success buT a Tinancial one as well. ln recenT years The CelebriTy Series has replaced The original ArTisT Course, TirsT underTalcen in The year I922-23, buT boTh have broughT To PiedmonT The very TinesT arTisTs and lecTurers oT The day. Seven l l H. W. Jones, A. B.: M. A., SuperinTendenT Principal AN APPRECIATION MERSCN CNCE SAID: An insTiTu- Tion is buT The lengThened shadow OT one man. ln These Tew words The greaT American auThor expressed a TruTh which may be clearly seen in. every greaT pro- iecT. So, in The hisTory of our high school, There sTands ouT The Tigure oT one man whose inTegriTy, genuine characTer, and unusual abiliTy To undersTand sTudenT problems have sTamped him noT only as a leader buT also as a loTTy example of manhood. Eight This leader, Mr. l-larry W. Jones, is The one To whom, as our principal, we cannoT give Too much crediT Tor his eT- TorTs in The developmenT oT PiedmonT l-ligh School in The evenTTul TiTTeen years oT his service. As a consTrucTive leader and organizer, and, as a friend oT all The sTudenTs, he will always sTand ouT in The hearT of every loyal supporTer of The Clan. To Mr. Jones, Therefore, we ded- icaTe This volume oT The Clan-O-Log as a Token oT our appreciaTion. Clan-O-Log STaTT Harry Meade, Edifor OUR FIFTEENTI-I YEAR T IS FITTING ThaT The Theme oT This year boolc should be The achievemenT, growTh, and developmenT oT PiedmonT High School since iTs beginning TiTTeen years ago. Few schools have sTarTed in more modesT surroundings Than The shaclcs and TenTs which housed The TirsT PiedmonT High School. From This humble begin- ning, wiTh an enrolImenT oT Two hundred and eighTy sTudenTs, drawn TogeTher Trom TiTTeen diTTerenT EasT Bay secondary schools, There has grown and maTured a splendid Clan School wiTh iTs Tine build- ings and equipmenT, iTs ouTsTanding Tac- ulTy, and iTs loyal enThusiasTic sTudenT body ThaT has carried The achievemenTs oT our school ever higher wiTh each suc- ceeding year. Splendid as This growTh has been, iT is noT The end buT raTher The symbol oT The real obiecTives and accompIishmenTs. These have been The deveIopmenT oT characTer and high sTandards in The lives THE BOARD OF EDUCATION oT The Thousands oT sTudenTs who have parTicipaTed in The acTiviTies which have marlced The growTh oT our Clan School. The educaTional ideal oT PiedmonT High is ThaT school should be IiTe iTselT. We grow by doing. In building successTully The liTe oT PiedmonT High School and esTabIishing as TradiTions The Tine ideals oT our Highland Clan, The real Triumph oT PiedmonT High School has come in The developmend' oT sTalwarT characTers and The Tine IiTe preparaTion Clan sTudenTs have received here. These pasT TiTTeen years should be an inspiraTion To presenT and TuTure Clan sTudenTs To carry The achievemenTs oT F'iedmonT I-ligh School ever higher. WiTh pride, I congraTulaTe The pasT and presenT Clan sTudenT bodies upon Their unusual achievemenTs. WiTh con- Tidence, I loolc Torward To even greaTer heighTs Tor PiedmonT I-ligh School in The years ahead. H. L. Breed, PresidenT Mrs. L. R. Dunning, Secretary H. H. Fair R. S. Milligan R. L. Shurfleff J. C. WiTTer INo picTureI OTIVATED BY A desire To serve youTh, public-spiriTed ciTizens oT This ciTy, Tor The pasT TiTTeen years, have served generously so ThaT each sTudenT oT PiedmonT High School may be given The highesT Type oT opporTuniTy Tor in- TeIlecTual and moral growTh. As sTudenTs oT This high school, we wish, ThereTore, To express To These men and women our deepesT appreciaTion. Clan-O-Log STaTi N me Ten Miss Lane Miss Clark Mr. C. B. Johnson Mr. Moyer Miss De Velbiss Mr. Knox Mrs. Lohse Mr. Winegardner Mrs. Sharon Mr. Bolenbaugh Miss Taylor Mrs. Sonnensclmein Miss Ellioff Mr. Barneff Miss O'Connor Mr. Hamplon Miss Guesl' Mr. Ganfz Mr. Cusicanqui Miss Caverly Dr. Niemann Miss Haroldson Mr. Biclrel FLORA DE VELBISS A. B. Universify of Colorado M. A. Columbia Universify Vice-Principal LAWRENCE BOLENBAUGH B. S. Coe College M. A. Sfanford Uniyersify Direcfor of Research Dean of Boys ETHEL L. O'CONNOR A. B. Hedding College M. A. Uniyersify of Illinois Teachers' College, New York Cify Dean of Girls MARTHA G. LAN E A. B. Srnifh College M. A. Universify of California Head of English Deparfrnenf G. M. KNOX A. B. Syracuse Universify M. A. Uniyersify of Illinois Uniyersily of California Head of French Deparlmenf MARGARET W. TAYLOR A. B.: M. A. Universify of California Head of Lafin and German Deparfmenfs CHARLES L. HAMPTON B. S.: M, S. Universify of California Physics MILLIS CAVERLY B. L. I. Emerson College of Orafory A. B. College of Holy Names Head of Drarnafic Deparfmenf EDITH CLARK Gregg School, Chicago Universify of California Head of Commercial Deparfmenf SARA L. LOHSE B. L. Universify of California Supervisor of Sfudy LILLIAN SONNENSCHEIN A. B. Universify of California Arfs and Craffs, Berlieley California School of Fine Arfs Schaeffer School of Design Head of Arf Deparfmenf ANNA LEE GUEST A. B. Olclahoma College for Wr'nen M. A. Universify of California Social Science CHRISTIAN W. NIEMANN A. B.: M. A. Sfanford Universify Ph. D. Heidelberg, Germany Chemisfry CLARENCE B. JOHNSON A. B. Iowa Wesleyan M. A. Universify of Chicago U niversify of California Head of Social Science Deparfrnenf JAMES H. WINEGARDNER B. S. Universify of Idaho M. A. Sfanford Universify of Home Economics Deparfmenl Mafhemafics ROXANA ELLIOTT A. B. Columbia Universify I-lead WILLIAM L. GANTZ A. B. Pomona College M. A Universify of California Head of Journalism Deparfmenf AGNES HAROLDSON Oregon Sfafe College B. S. Oregon Agriculfure College Columbia Uniyersify Head of Girls' Physical Eclucafion S. L. MOYER A. B. Eranlflin and Marshall Uniyersify of California Head of Boys' Physical Educafion EVELYN REYLAND SHARON A. B. Universify of California Spanish F. W. BARNETT B. S. Michigan Sfafe Head of Manual Arfs Deparfrnenf PIEDMONT HIGH FACULTY A. B. Universify of Michigan M. A. Universify of California Head of Spanish Deparfmenf PAUL C. BICKEL Ph.B. Universify of Chicago Berlin Universify Universify of California Mafhennafics Eleven Miss Ward Mr. G. Johnson Miss Kelsey Miss Wesiphal Miss Blain Twelve Mr. Banker Miss Jensen Miss Slrain Miss Palmer Miss Pischel Mrs. Young Mr. von Lubken Miss Selkirk Mrs. Trueblood Miss Jobard Mr. Weiss Mr. Berqer Miss Sellander Miss Munson Miss Teller Mr. Pelerson Mrs. Beebe Miss Bruggere Mrs. Wilmer Miss Sheffield Mr. Seigrisr Miss Drury Mrs. Adams Miss McCargar Miss Weeks PHEBE W. WARD A. B. Sfanford Universify English FRANKLIN J. BANKER B. S. Universify of California M. A. Columbia Universify Social Science DOROTHY DEAN YOUNG A. B. Universify of California English PHILIP VON LUBKEN A. B. Whifman College M. A. Sfanford Universify Mafhemafics ELLEN SELKIRK A. B. Universify of California Home Economics SANFORD SIEGRIST B. S. Whifman College Biology GLEN M. JOHNSON B. Sc. Washingfon Sfafe College Boys' Physical Educafion ESTHER HELEN JENSEN A. B.: M. A. Universify of California School of Librarianship, Universify of California Librarian JESSIE TRUEBLOOD A. B. Universify of California Mafhemafics JOSEPHINE JOBARD Licenciee es Leffres Universify of Diion French JOSEPH WEISS Chicago Music College Insfrurnenfal Music MURIEL DRURY A. B. Universify of California English and Social Science MARY A. KELSEY A. B. Smifh College Universify of California The Sorbonne, Paris French ancl English LILLIAN E. MUNSON B. L. I. Emerson College of Orafory Expression and Drama THELMA ANTHONY ADAMS A. B. San Jose Teachers' Call M. A. Universify of Californ Arfs and Craffs, Berkeley Arf GRACE E. WESTPHAL A. B. Universify of California English KATHRYN PALMER A. B. Sfanforcl Universify English MARION S. TELLER A. B. Mills College Girls' Physical Eclucafion BASIL H. PETERSON ege ia A. B.: M. A. Universify of California Mafhemafics HELEN REDDY BEEBE Palmer School Universify of California Penmanship Direcfor DOROTHY MCCARGAR A. B. College of Holy Names M. A. Mills College Supervisor of Music-Eleme School CAROLYN BLAIN A. B. Mills College M. A. Sfanford Universify English ROSE MARIE PISCHEL R. N. Sfanford Universify School Nurse ANNA M. BRUGGERE Assisfanf Secrefary fo Board SHIRLEY S. WILMAR Secrefary fo Dean of Boys MARGARET SHEFFIELD General Office JEAN ELIZABETH WEEKS Assisfanf Secrefary PIEDNHD T HIGH FAC CLARA STRAIN A. B. Universify of California English and Social Science J. D. BERGER Business Manager Head of Prinfing Deparfmenf AM ELIA SELLANDER B. L. Universify of California English DORIS HOPLER INo picfurel A. B. Universify of California Girls' Physical Educafion BARBARA HUNT INo piciurel A. B. Universify of California English and Public Speaking nfary ancl Senior High of Educafion ULTY FORREST LEROY FOOR INo piciurel B. A. Monfana Sfafe Universify M. A. Universify of Washing Social Science Deparfmenf fon Thirteen D. Allman E. Aflrinson H. Brown S. Camp R. DePuy J. L. Dodge DAVID JOSEPH ALTMAN, JR. Bloclc P, Traclr Caplain, Kimmel' Shioldinq, Highlander. ERNEST FLOURNOY ATKINSON, JR. J. Bafes B. Beclrelf B. Belcher W. Bell T. Cardinel' H. Chick S. Chrisfen D. Counfryman J. Fisher B. Firzn-aurice S. Friden J. Gage JEAN CLARA BOOTH Vicevlpresidenl of Srudenl Body. Secretary of Sludenl Body, Gills' Council, Winema, Gamma Gael, Bela Scof, Drama, Board of Conrrol. Presidenr of Freshman and Sophomore Classes, Bloclc P, Drama, Track, Kimmer Shielding, Clan-O-Log. Bag- pipe Band. JOHN BURNHAM BATES Presidenl of Senior Class, Presidenr of Rigma, Infer- class Council, Alpha Clan Council, Block P, Board ol Conrrol. GERTRUDE BEVERLY BECKETT Drama, Winema, Girls' Sporls. THE c BARBARA HELEN Girls' Council, Dance Feslival, Girls BELCHER WILSON DUDLEY Drama. BELL MARIAN EVELYN BLANKSTEIN Bela Scol, Gamma Gael, Highlander. Fourteen CHARLOTTE ANN BRANAGH Dance Fesrival. HOWARD PENN BROWN Alpha Clan, Drama, Orchesfra, Band, Bela Scof. SANBORN WELLINGTON CAMP Block P, Baslcerball. IOR CLASS THOMAS ROGER DAVID CARDINET Sporls. Prinling. HELEN CAROLYN CHICK Winema, Drama, Girls' Sporrs. SARA JANE CHRISTEN Drama, Girls' Sporls. CLASS OFHCERS I930-I93I SEVENTH GRADE Fall Bill Curls-Presideni Bill McGuire-Vice-Presideni Dick Fos+er-Secrelary Audrey Schneider-Girls' Council Edward McAuliffe-Boys' lnierclass Fay Lovegren-Girls' lnierclass Spring Dicln Fosler-Presideni Geary Bundschu-Vice-Presideni Randall Cafching-Secreiary Jean Alexander-Girls' Council Harry Meade-Boys' Inferclass Barbara Leach-Girls' lnierclass M. Blanlrslein J. lioolh C. Branagh W. Counfryman B. Curls A. DeLancy V. Goemmer J. Goldlree B. Goudie DAVID RUSSELL COUNTRYMAN ROBERT MELVIN FITZMAURICE Alpha Clan' Baia Scot Bagpipe Band' Beia Scol, Gamma Gael, Alpha Clan, Drama, Cross Counlry. WALTER KELLEY COUNTRY MAN Bam Scot Gamma Gael. Alpha Clan' STANLEY MAURITZ VICTOR FRIDEN Eooiball, l-liqhlancler, Drama. BARBARA BARDWELL CURTS JANE ALEXANDRA SAGE Bela Scof, Gamma Gael, Winema, Drama. Bela Scoi, Gamma Gael, English P, Dance Fesiival, Girls' Sporis. ALDON DE'LANCY VIRGINIA V. GOEMMER Band. Vice-Presidenf and Secreiary of Alpha Clan, Vice- RALPH ANSON DE PUY Presideni of English P, Girls' Sporis, Alpha Clan Block P, Fooiball, Baslceiball, Band, Drama, Orchesira, Council, Dance Fesfival, Highlander, School Singles l'l'9Planda'- and Doubles Tennis Champion. JULIA-LEE DODGE Alpha Clan Council, Gamma Gael, English P, Vice- JANlCE ROBEBTA GOLDTREE Presideni oi English P, Drama, Clan-O-Log, Dance Fesfivdl- Drama- JAMES CURTIS FISHER BETTY JEAN GOUDIE Fooiball, Bloclc P, Drama, Bela Scoi. Winema, Drama, lnierclass Council, Dance Fesiival. Fifteen J. Haines D. Hall W. Hamby E. Harbold S. Henshaw V. Hoard D. Killam M. Mc Carfhy B. Norfhon C. Noyes 6. Peierson J. Rarig H. Slevenson W. Thomas M. Thomson P. van Deinse F. Van Horn l. Van Loben Sels JEANNE ELLEN HAlNES DOROTHY RUTH KILLAM Highlander, Winema. Winema, Bela Scor, Dance Feslival, Drama. DOROTHY ANN HALL MARCINE MERNIE MCCARTHY Winema, Drama. WALTER BURNELL HAMBY Bela Scor, Gamma Gael, Drama. EDWARD GEORGE HARBOLD, JR. Bela Scol. SUSAN GRACE HENSHAW Drama, Dance Fesfival. ROBERT ARTHUR NORTHON Traclc. CHESTER BROMLEY NOYES, JR. Bela Scol, Gamma Gael, Jazz Band, Orchesfra. Drama, Junior High Commissioner of Enlerlainmenl. Drama. VIRGINIA HOARD GROVER FREDERICK PETERSON, JR. Alpha Clan, Clan-O-Loq. Alpha Clan, Kimmer Shielding, Block P, Foolball, PATTERSON ROBERTS HOXlE TNQ picfurel Traclc. Winner ol Alpha Clan Scholarship and Riqma Kimmer Shielding, Block P Baslcelball, Bela Scol, AIIIIMIC Award! Drama. ELLA MARGARET HoYT MARY JANE RAR'G Winema, Drama. Girls' Sporls, Honor Dance Group, School Tennis Doubles Championship, Dance Feslival, Drama. High- JAMES EDWARD HUSSEY KATHRYN PHYLLIS KENT Gamma Gael, Dance Feslival, Girls' Sporls. FRANK DAVID RUl'lSTAl-l-ER la nder. Sixteen CLASS OFFICERS I93I-I932 EIGHTH GRADE Fall Howard Hiclringbolham-Presidenl John Whi+el1ouse-Vice-Presidenr Marfha Wells-Secrelary Bealrice Church-Girls' Council BeH'y Fosfer-Girls' lnrerclass Fred Van Horn-Boys' lnlerclass Spring Randall Cafching-Presidenr Geary Bundschu-Vice-Presidenl Jean Connelley-Secrelary Leslie Dunn-Girls' Council Lucille Mosely-Girls' lnrerclass Dick Fosler-Boys' lnlerclass E. Hoyl J. Hussey K. Kenl F. Ruhslaller B. Ryerson S. Searcy V.ViIladsen B. Wells J.WiIIiams FREDERICK MOLLER VAN HORN Presidenl of Sruclenl Body, Boys' Cale Manager. Baslcelball, Block P, Board ol Conlrol, Alpha Clan, Presidenl of Bela Scol, Vice-Presidenl' of Gamma Gael, Rigma, Winner of Kimmer Shielding Cilizen- ship Award. INGEBORG VAN LOBEN SELS JOHN WILTON RYERSON Alpha Gan' Bagpipe Band, School Pholographer, Clan-O-Log. VIVIAN MARCIA VILLADSEN STEVE CLAY SEARCY Winema, Dance Feslival, Girls' Sporls, Drama. Band, Orcheslra. BARRATT MILES WELLS HARRY MILTON S-I-EVENSON Foolball. Bagpipe Band, Bela Scol, Gamma Gael, Block P, eoii, Alpha clan, Highlander, seia swf. Hlqh'ande'- Gamma Gael. Commissioner of Enlerlainmenl of JEAN ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Junior l-ligh. Drama, Winema. or JA UARY1936 WINIFRED DOUGLAS THOMAS Alpha Clan, Gamma Gael, Bela Scol, Drama, Dance Feslival, Clan-O-Loq. MARGARET LOUISE THOMSON Alpha Clan Council, Highlander, Dance Feslival, Girls' Sporls, English P, Drama. PAUL EDWARD VAN DEINSE Bela Scof, Traclc, Cross-Counlry. Seventeen H. Aclrerly V. Adams J. Alexander J. Allen R. Ausfin R. Baller W. Beclrell B. BenneH V. Boafwrighi' B. Boolh M. Bronson C. Brooks B. Church M. Coffin S. Conradi HELEN LOUISE ACKERLY Alpha Clan Council, Gamma Gael, Bela Scof, Opera, Drama. VIRGINIA VVIRTH ADAMS Girls' Council, Winema, Dance Fesfival, Drama. JEAN ALEXAN DER Bela Scol, Girls' Council, Winema, Drama, Clan-O- Log. JEAN TAYLOR ALLEN Presidenf and Secrefary of English P, Board ol Con- lrol, Bela Scot Dance Feslival, Alpha Clan, Winema Drama, Girls' Sporfs. C. Coslell B. Curran B. Curfs ADA EVELYN BALL lnferclass Council, Girls' Sporls, Dance Feslival, Bela Scol, Class Doubles Tennis Champion, Drama. ALLEN BABCOCK BARBOU R Presidenl of Sludenl Body, Yell-Leader, Commissioner of Enferlainmenf, Boys' Council, lnlerclass Council. Board of Conlrol, Riqma, Bela Scol, Gamma Gael, Tennis. KATHLEEN ALICE BARNETT Dance Feslival, Bela Scol. WESLEY GEORGE BECKETT Baslcelball. THE SE ICR CLASS ROBERT JAMES AUSTIN Cross Counlry. ROBERT HOYT BAKER Presiclenf of Alpha Clan, Gamma Gael, Bela Scot Track, Tennis, Riqma, Board of Conlrol, Block P, Alpha Clan Council. E-iyhteefn ELIZABETH ETHELYN BENNETT Orchesrra, Drama, Bela Scol, Gamma Gael. VERA BENTON BOATWRIGHT Bela Scof, Gamma Gael, Highlander, Dance Feslival, Girls' Sporls. BARBARA ELLEN BOOTH Winema, Clan-O-Log, Dance Fe-slival, Drama, Girls' Sporfs. A. Ball A. Barbour K. BarneH B. Brown J. Burden H. Davis N. Davis MARGERY ANN BRONSON CAROL ASHFORD BROOKS Dance Fesiival. ROBERT BLINN BROWN Track, Cross-Counfry, Opereiia, JULIE FRANCES BURDEN MYRTLE CARRIKER Vice-Fresidenl' of Hoan, Wine-ma, English P, Honor Dance Group. BEATRICE MAE CHURCH Presideni of Hoan, Board of Conirol, Bela Scol, Gamma Gael, Alpha Clan, Winema, Drama, High- landeri Girls' Council. MARY 'LOUISE COFFIN Bela Scoi, Gamma Gael, Alpha Clan, Orchesira, Drama. CLASS OFFICERS i932-I933 FRESH MAN Fall Ernesf Aflzinson-Presidenl Howard Hickingbofham-Vice-Presidenl Dick Fosier-Secrelary Jean McHenry-Girls' Council Mariha Wells-Girls' Inferclass 2 Paul Slafferyf-Boys' lnierclass Spring Paul SlaHery-Presidenl Geary Bunclschu-Vice-Presidenl Allen Barbour-Secrefary BeH'y Curran-Girls' Council Jane Finlayson-Girls' lnierclass Dick Sieere-Boys' lnferclass SALLY LOU CONRADI Drama, CONSTANCE ARIADNE COSTELL Girls' Cafeferia Manager, Board of Conlrol, Girls Sporis. BETTY GRACE CURRAN Bela Scoi, Presidenl of Gamma Gael, Girls' Sporis English P, Gamma Gael Ciiizenship Award, Girls Council, Dance Fesfival, Alpha Clan, Drama. WILLIAM BARDWELL CU RTS Presideni of Sevenih Grade, Bela Scof, Foollaall Kirnrner Shielding. 1936 HELEN DOROTHY DAVIS Alpha Clan, Gamma Gael, Bela Scoi, Orchesira. NORMAN ROSENSTEIN DAVIS Bela Scof, Drarna. JEAN FRANCES DINKELSPI EL Girls' Council, Highlander, Drama, Girls' Sporls Dance Fesrival. Nineteen L. Dixon J. Dobie P. Doidge D. Finney V. Firebaugh M. Fisher V. Herfzog N. Heyer H. Hickingbofham LOWELL ORIAN DIXON, JR. Foofball, Block P, Prinlinq. JANE AUDREY DOBIE Dance Feslival, Girls' Sporis. DOIDGE PATRICE Opevefia, Drama, Clan-O-Log. JEANNE LORRAINE DU BRUTZ Bela Scof, Girls' Sporls, Drama. LESLIE DUNN Bela Scol, Gamma Gael, Alpha Clan, Highlander, Girls' Council, Vice-Presidenl' ol: Gamma Gael, Drama. J. DuBru+z L. Dunn P. Eberharl W. Fishel D. Fosfer A. Gaifher D. Hoiland V. Hoisholf D. Huddleson GRACE ERSKINE Presidenl of Winema, Dance Fesiival. DORIS JACOUELINE FINNEY Drama, Dance Fesfival. VINCENT FIREBAUGH Foolball, Drama. WINIFRED MARY LOUISE FISHEL Secrefary of Sludenf Body, Gamma Gael, Drama. Winema, Dance Fesfival, Honor Dance Group, Board of Confrol, Girls' Sporls. MARY ANN FISHER Drama, THE SE IOR CLASS PHYLLIS GRACE EBERHART I-lonor Dance Group, Dance ella. Feslival, Drama, Oper- JULE HARRIET EGAN Highlander, Girls' Sporfs. DONALD GRAINGER ELLIS Edilor of Highlander, Block P, Alpha Clan, Board of Conlrol, Tennis. Twenty RICHARD EPLEY FOSTER Preside-nl of Sevenlh Grade. Junior, and Senior Classes, Presidenl' of Block F, Presidenl of Riqma, Presidenf of Bela Scol, Presidenf of Gamma Gael, Boys' Council, lnferclass Council, Board of Confrol, Alpha Clan Council, Foolball, Traclc, Operelia, Drama. J. Egan D. Ellis G. Erskine G. Gale Gilberl D. Gorman H. Hughson D. Iliff R. Jeffrey ANDREW CAMPBELL GAITHER Alpha Clan, Baskelball, Kirnmer Shielding, Traclc, Block P, Clan-O-Log, Drama. GRETTA GALEN GALE Drama, Inlerclass Council, Girls' Sporfs, Dance Fese lival. QUINTER OLEN GILBERT, JR. Alpha Clan Council, Block P, Golf. RALPH DANlEL GORMAN Clan-O4Log, Foofball, Riqma, Associale Edilor of Highlander, Inlerclass Council, Block P, Alpha Clan. 0 J VIRGINIA ALYCE HERTZOG Alpha Clan, Drama. CHARLES NOWELL HEYER Kimmer Shielding, Fooiball, Track, Block P. HOWARD JAMES HICKINGBOTHAM Rigma, Foolball, Traclc, Baslceiball, Block P, Board of Conirol, Presideni of Eighih Grade. CLASS OFFICERS I933-I934 SOPHOMORE Fall Ernesf Aflcinson-Presideni Jean Boofh-Vice-Presiden+ Randolph Weinmann-Secrelary Barbara Belcher-Girls' Council Carolyn Paramino-Girls' Inrerclass Jaclr Bafes-Boys' Inrerclass Spring Paul Slaflery-Presidenl Carolyn Paramino-Vice-Presiden+ Dick Fosrer-Secrerary Janer Walson-Girls' Council Ada Bail-Girls' lnlerclass Allen Barbour-Boys' lnierclass DEAN HERRlCK HOILAND Prinf Shop, Orqanisl. ARNE VIRGINIE HOISHOLT Befa Scof, Gamma Gael, Secrefary of Alpha Clan, Winema, Dance Feslival, Girls' Sporls, Ediior of Highland Piper, Clan-O-Log, Alpha Clan Council. DERROL EUGENE HUDDLESON Presidenr of Kimmer Shielding, Presidenl of Boys' Council, Block P, Foolball, Baslcefball, Alpha Clan, 1936 HOWARD HIRAM HUGHSON Baslceblall, Block P, Baslcefball Manager, Drama. Inferclass Council. DOROTHY JULIA ILIFF Honor Dance Group, Dance Fesiival, Clan-O-Log, Drama, Bela Scol. ROBERT WILLIAM JEFFREY Highlander. Twenty-one 611'-1' ' X K. Jesse K.KempI:ey L. Law n B.LeacI1 L.Le'Fevre A. Lonq J. McEIhinney J. McHenry H. McLoughlin H. Meade J. Mery V. Moilorel M. Morcom D. Morgan M. Mqers C. Paramino E. Pendry B. Perkins KATHLEEN JANE JESSE RODELLE LORRAINE MAROUAND Alpha Clan, Drama, Orcheslra. Drama, Girls' Sporls, Operefla. KARL KEMPKEY Bam SCOII DORIS ELIZABETH McALLlSTER ' Bela Scol, Gamma Gael, Girls' Sporls. LLOYD E. LAVVSON Track. JAMES STEWART McELHINNEY BARBARA WELLINGTON LEACH Bela Ecol, Gamma Gael, Winema, English P, Dance JEAN LOUISE MCI-IENRY Feslival, Inlerclass Council, Girls' Council, Doubles I I I I I Tennis Cna,.npiOnI Singles Tennis Cl.,ampionI Presiclenl ol Wlnema, Girls Council, Gamma Gael, Alpha Clan, Drama, Dance Feslival, Girls' Sporls. LUCILLE ANTOINETTE LEFEVRE Bela Scol, Girls' Sporls, Drama, Dance Fesfival. HILBORN McLOUGHLlN ALFRED DOW LONG HARRY EUGENE MEADE Commissioner ol Organizalions, Board ol Conlrol, Etela icogg Gamfma GEEIIL Alpha dCI5I 'bInle fI555 rooibaii, saskefball, Track, Block P, winner of Fool- OWL 'IO' 0 an' ' 09- Boa' O 'mlm' ball Oplimo, Rigma, Alplwa Clan Council. JACK LAURENCE MERY Drama. PAY ESTELLE LOVEGREN vicron ANTOINE Moiroksr Drama, Inlerclass Council, Winema, Bela Scol, Gam- Alpha Clam Associafe Edifof of Hiqlqlanden Baskef. ma Gael. ball. ' Twenty-two F. Loveqren R. Marquand D. McAIIisIer R. Monfgomery E. Moore J. Moore L. Prahl J. Pugh P. Purchase RHODA BUCKINGHAM MONTGOMERY Operefla, Bela Scol, Girls' Sporls. ELIZABETH HARTLEY MOORE Alpha Clan, Presidenl of English P, Girls' Council, Gamma Gael, Bela Scot Winema, Clan-O-Log, Draa ma, Dance Feslival, Girls' Sporls, Board of Conlrol. JACK FRANCIS MOORE Bela Scot Gamma Gael, Alpha Clan, Drama. MARIAN CU MMINGS MORCOM De Molay Social Science Award, Winema, Alpha OFJ Clan Council, Gamma Gael, Bela Scot Highlander, Clan-O-Log, Drama. DUDLEY WALES MORGAN Presideni of Block P, Baskelball, Boys' Council, Kim- mer Shielding, Operefla, Winner of Baskelball Op- limo. MARGARET ELIZABETH MYERS Drama. CLASS OFFICERS I934-l935 JU NIOR Fall Randolph Weinmann-Presidenr Jean Dinkelspiel-Vice-Presidenl' AI Long-Secrelary Virginia Aclams-Girls' Council Marfha Wells-Girls' lnierclass Fred Ven Horn-Boys' In+erclass Spring Dick Fosfer-Presidenl Beafrice Church-Vice-Presidenl Janef Walson--Secrefary Jane Finlayson-Girls' Council Greffa Gale-Girls' lnlerclass Dick Sfeere-Boys' lnlerclass CAROLYN ANNE PARAMINO Bela Scot Alpha Clan, Gamma Gael, lnlerclass Council, Winema, Girls' Sporfs. EDWIN PENDRY Foolball, Track, Block P, Rigma, Drama. EVELYN ELIZABETH PERKINS Winema, Girls' Council, Highlander, Clan-O-Log, Al- pha Clan, Gamma Gael, Bela Scoi, Dance Feslival, Drama. LOUIS CURRAN PRAHL 1936 JANET CAROLYN PUGH Board of Confrol, Secrefary of Sludenf Body, Girls' Cafeleria Manager, Girls' Council, English P, Win- ner of Masonic Oralory Conlesf, Dance Fesiival, Winema, Girls' Sporls, Bela Scof, Gamma Gael, Alpha Clan. PATRICIA JUNE PURCHASE Alpha Clan, Dance Feslival. Fooflaall. Twenty-three G. Pu+nam H. Rei+h A. Replogle K. Roberis B. Roberis S. Roberfs R. Selby G. Shaw R. Sheffield B. Sherman P. Slaflery E. Smiih D.ThaIcher M.Thompson M.Tl1orn+on S. True D. Tuclzer R. M.WaIIman M. Wells G. Willis B. Willson D. Wilson P. Wilson GUY LELAND PUTNAM, JR. CHARLES ADAMS ROWE Alpha Clan, Baslcefball, Golf. Bela Scol, Gamma Gael, Golf, Kimmer Shielding. HELEN REITH VIRGINIA RYERSON Bela Scor, Dance Feslival, Clan-O-Log, Highlander. Gamma Gael, Girls' Sporrs. Alpha Clan. ELIZABETH RUTH SCHORD ALLEN DANIEL REPLOGLE Gamma Gael, Alpha Clan, Girls' Sporls, English P, Band, Dance Band, Alpha Clan, Drama. Vice-Presidenr of G.A.A., Dance Fesrival. KATHLEEN RITA ROBERTS RUTH ELIZABETH SELBY Bela Scol, Gamma Gael, Highlander, Alpha Clan, Bel? SCOI' Gfimma Gael, Drama- Gills' SPOVIS- Dance D . Fesnrval, English P. ance Eeshval, Drama. GERRY SHAW BOB ROBERTS lnrerclass Council, Drama, Dance Fesiival, Girls' R' , si IP, F lb al, D . SROHS- 'qm OC OO 6 'ma RICHARD ALSTAN SHEFFIELD SIDNEY ERNEST ROBERTS' JR' Drama, Baskefball, Pre-sidenr and Treasurer of Alpha Bela Scot, Alpha Clan Council, Traclc, Cross Counlry, Clan, Board of Conlrol, Winner of De Molay Ora- Drama, Gamma Gael. Iorical Confesl. Twenty-fow- C. Rowe V. Ryerson B. Schord J. Soens E. Sfeinle R. Swezey B. Walfon M. E. Wa+erman J. Wafson V. Winlrelman K. Winfon ELINOR ELIZABETH SHERMAN Secreiary of Hoan, Alpha Clan, Drama, Girls' Sporls Clan-O-Log. PAUL ARTHUR SLATTERY Presidenf of Kimmer Shielding, Boys' Caieieria Man ager, Opereffa, Bagpipe Band, Highlander, Baskef- ball, Track, lnferclass Council, Board of Conlrol Presicleni of Freshman and Sophomore Classes. Pres idenf of Boys' Council, Drama. EVELYN GEORGIA SMITH Bela Scol, Gamma Gael, Drama, Girls' Sporls. JOHN AUBREY SOENS Gregory Medal, Alpha Clan, Gamma Gael, Traclc. EDWARD FREDERICK STEINLE Block P, Foolball Manager. RHYS SWEZEY Band, Orchesfra. CLASS OFFICERS I935- I 936 SENIOR Fall Jack Baies-Presidenl Virginia Adams-Vice-Presidenl Dudley Morgan-Secreiary Jean Dinlcelspiel-Girls' Council Jane? Wafson-Girls' lnlerclass Derrol Huddleson-Boys' lnlerclass Spring Dick Fosler-Presidenl Virginia Adams-Vice-President Na? Hellman-Secrelary Belly Perkins-Girls' Council Gerry Shaw-Girls' lnlerclass Dan Gorman-Bovs' lnlerclass DON LE ROY THATCHER Band, Drama. MARIAN THOMPSON Bela Scol, Drama. MARY FRANCES THORNTON Bela Scot Girls' Sporls. SALLY RALSTON TRUE Alpha Clan, Clan'O-Log, Dance Feslival, Secrefary of G.A.A., Girls' Sports. DORIS ADELE TUCKER Alpha Clan, Vlinema, Clan-O-Log, Drama. ROSE MARIE VVALLMAN ROBERT TOTMAN WALTON Kimmer Shielding, Bloclc P, Foofball, Drama. MARY EDYTH WATERMAN Drama, Dance Feslival, Operefla, Gamma Gael, Bela Scoi, Clan-O-Log. JANET WATSON Girls' Council, Vice-Presidenl of Sfudenl Body. Alpha Clan, Gamma Gael. MARTHA SYBIL WELLS Inlerclass Council, Bela Scol, Gamma Gael, Alpha Clan, Winema, Drama. GAYLORD CLINTON WILLIS Drama, Gamma Gael, Alpha Clan. BARRETT HENRY WILLSON DIXIE ANN WILSON English P, Bela Scol, Gamma Gael, Tennis Doubles Champion, Drama, Girls' Sporis. 1936 Gamma Gael, Girls' Sporis. VIRGINIA WINKELMAN Ediior of Highlander, Board of Conlrol, Winema. Clan-O-Log, Drama, Alpha Clan Council. KATHRYN DE LOSS WINTON Alpha Clan, Highlander, Clan-O-Log, Girls' Sporis, Drama. PRISCILLA WILSON Twenty-Jive T LOW SENIOR CLASS SENIGR CLASS HISTORY In The TiTTeen years oT her exisTence, PiedmonT High School has graduaTed ap- Gr d + vproximaTely eighTeen hun- B ua es dred sTudenTs. m a n y oT whom have already become recognized leaders in Their respecTive communiTies. The smallesT graduaTing class consisTed oT ThirTy-Three candidaTes in l923, and The largesT in I935, conTained Two hundred and Tour members. Upon The achieve- menTs OT These clansmen oT The pasT and upon The record oT her TuTure graduaTes depends The Tinal glory oT our school, and in Their success lies The prooT oT The pre- wenty-six paraTion Tor liTe ThaT is The chief obiecT oT The curriculum oT PiedmonT High School. The class oT T936 has always lived up To The sTandards seT by PiedmonT High School, and The graduaTes oT This year will Take Their place among The TinesT oT ThaT illusTrious group which has preced- ed Them. ThroughouT This Clan-O-Log can be Tound The ouTsTanding record oT achievemenT and leadership oT The senior olass oT T935-36. We wish Them every success in The new liTe upon which They are abouT To embark aTTer graduaTion. CLASS OFFICERS l935-I936 JUNIOR Fall Bill Turner-Presidenl Jane Finlayson-Vice-Presidenf Bill Walsh-Secrelary Jean Campbell-Girls' Council Clare Lewis-Girls' lnferclass Emmons Coogan-Boys' In+erclass JUNIORS Spring Bruce Hayes-Presidenf Barbara Sherwood-Vice-Presidenl Jean Hyams-Secretary Mary Hayne-Girls' Council Phyllis Sanders-Girls' lnferclass Bruce Hawley-Boys' Inlerclass Twenty-seven Twenty-eight CLASS OFFICERS I935-I936 SOPHOMORE Fall Paul Ammen-Presidenf Palsy Nelson-Vice-Presidenf Oliver Hamlin--Secrelary Mary Sherwood-Girls' Council BEII Bradford-Boys' lnlerclass BeHy Magee-Girls' lnferclass SOPHOMORES Spring Oliver Hamlin-Presidenf Mary Holley-Vice-Presidenl Jean Wiffer-Secrefary Marion Arnold-Girls' Council Calherine Vail-Girls' Inlerclass Roger S+eeIe-Boys' lnlerclass CLASS OFFICERS I935-I936 FRESHMEN Fall Hall McBride-Presidenl Dick Norfhon-Vice-Presidenl Mary Barnharf-Secrelary Jeanne Watson-Girls' Council Jane Shaw-Girls' lnlerclass Ralph Smilh-Boys' lnlerclass FRESHME Spring Jack Dana-Presidenl' Jeanne Walson-Vice-Presiden+ Ted Nelson-Secrefary Mary Barnharf-Girls' Council Marie Hall-Girls' lnlerclass Jay Goodman-Boys' lnlerclass 9 N Twrmty-nine Tllfi7't:ll CLASS OFFICERS I935-I936 EIGHTH GRADE Fall Bob Hopper-Presidenf Willard Smi+l'i-Vice-Presidenl Peggy Newsom-Secrelary Inez Carmona-Girls' Council Marian Boissier-Girls' lnlerclass Frank McCann-Boys' Inferclass 8+I1 GRADE Spring Belly Frazier-Presidenl Dick Wachs-Vice-Presidenf June Clxrisfensen-Secrefary Marian Boissier-Girls' Council Maybelle Hall-Girls' lnlerclass Billy Weeks-Boys' lnlerclass CLASS OFFICERS l935-I936 SEVENTH GRADE Fall Carol Chrislensen-Presideril Jack Beckeff-Vice-Presidenl Suzanne Roefh-Secreiary June Chrisfensen-Girls' Council Nancy Wiifer-Girls' Inlerclass William Wallace-Boys' Inlerclass 7+l1 GRADE Spring Bill Baker-Presidenf Warren Yager-Vice-Presidenl Paffy Scolf-Secrefary Audrey Veifch-Girls' Council Marcia Smifh-Girls' Infercless Jim Chapin-Boys' lnlerclass I Thirty-one HI!! HM 5,0 T I I T1 CLAN I-IISTCDRY OW FIRMLY enTrenched in The liTe OT PiedmonT is a remarkable array OT exTra-curricular acTiviTies, nearly all OT which had Their beginnings in The years gone by, Their presenT sTrengTh being a TribuTe To The eTTorTs OT sTudenT leaders OT The pasT. FourTeen years ago, under The Torcee Tul leadership OT Richard Grunbaum, who Conswmion became our TirsT sTudenT body presidenT, The school consTiTuTion was draTTed, and The TirsT OT- Ticers were elecTed. Among The accom- plishmenTs OT ThaT TirsT Board OT ConTrol, we may lisf The choosing OT our school colors-The purple and whiTe: The school moTTo- Achieve The l-lonOrable : and The school shield, which was designed by Jack Cook. During The school year OT l92l-22, The weelcly PiedmonT l-lighlander, wiTh Pubhmions Dennison Ayer as ediTor, and The Clan-O-Log an- nual, wiTh Oliver l-linman as ediTor and Tom Chapman as business manager. were TirsT published. ln l929, The l-lighland Piper, The liTerary annual, made iTs ap- pearance under The ediTorship OT Barbara Gibbs: and iTs seven volumes Torm a prized record OT our sTudenTs' besT eTTorTs in The Tields OT prose and pOeTry. l-lelp Thy broTher's boaT To cross and, lo, Thine own has reached The shore Hom is The inspiring moTTo which direcTs all acTiviTies OT The l-loan Club, whose membership includes every girl in PiedmonT l-ligh School. OuT- sTanding among The achievemenTs OT l-loan are The esTablishmenT OT a regular girls' uniTOrm and The Turnishing OT The girls' club room. WiTh DuTch l-lummel as iTs TirsT presidenT and Mr. Sam Moyer as TaculTy . . . advisor, The Bloclc P SocieTy Aihlehc Swehes was esTablished in l922 To bring The ouTsTanding sTars in every Tield CHAPTER TW CD OT school aThleTics TogeTher in one organ- izaTion dedicaTed To The service OT Pied- monT l-ligh School. The Tollowing year, Mrs. May Tormed English P, an organized group OT girl aThleTes, wiTh Elsie Lewis as TirsT presidenT. PxlThough TirsT organized as an aTTer-- school acTiviTy, The T-lighland Players be- D came, in I925. an insepar- 'amd able parT OT The school liTeg and Their numerous producTions are un- Tailingly received wiTh boundless enThus- iasm. The group presenTs each year, in addiTion To numerous one-acT assembly plays, Two evenings OT one-acT plays, a senior play boTh in December and June, and The TradiTional ChrisTmas Revels, which was wriTTen by The presenT TaculTy advisor, Miss lvlillis Caverly. lvlusic has been an esTablished parT OT PiedmonT acTiviTies since The very early Music years OT The school, and The various musical deparT- menTs have become increasingly ouT- sTanding during Their laTer developmenT. The band, under The direcTion OT Mr. Jos- eph Weiss, has recenTly been augmenTed by sTrilcing purple and whiTe uniTorms. Long Tamous as one OT The bay disTricT's mosT unique musical OrganizaTions, The auThenTically - clad KilTie Band, sTarTed under The direcTion OT Mr. Glen Johnson ll932l, regularly presenTs iTs bagpipe music beTOre meeTings ThroughouT cenTral California. Similarly, The orchesTra and The glee clubs have become lcnown Over a wide area. These acTiviTies, as well as clubs lranging in inTeresT Trom Tap dancing To sTamp collecTingl, which meeT every oTher Thursday morning during The Third period, show The inTeresT Talcen by our school in exTra-curricular acTiviTies. Thirty-three Thirty-four' BOARD OF CONTROL F. V an Horn A. Barbour J. Booth W. Fishel J. Wafson P. Ta bor A. Long J. Pugh T. Weinmann B. Turner D. Sfeere T. D. Thompson C. Cosfell B. Boofh B. Church R. Sheffield D. Ellis H. Meade R. Balmer J. Allen E. Moore J. Baies D. Fosfer D. Morgan B. Hayes O. Hamlin P. Ammen H. MacBride B. Hopper J. Dana B. Frazier C. Chrisfensen B. Baker D. Cool: J. Robinson THE BOARD OF CO TROL FALL FRED VAN HORN JEAN BOOTH WINIFRED FISHEL ALLAN BARBOUR ALFRED LONG PATTY TABOR DICK STEERE TOM DON THOMPSON BEATRICE CHURCH RICHARD SHEFFIELD HARRY MEADE DON ELLIS JEAN ALLEN DICK FOSTER JACK BATES BILL TURNER PAUL AMMEN HALL MAC BRIDE BOB I-IOPPER CAROL CHRISTENSEN DAVID COOK OFFICERS PresidenT Vice-Presidenr SecreTary Commissioner OT EnTerIaininenI Commissioner oT Organizahons Girls' CaTeTeria Manager Boys' CaTeTeria Manager Yell Leader PresidenT OT I-loan Club PresidenT of Alpha Clan EdiTor of Clan-O-Lag EdiTor of Highlander Presidenl' of English P PresidenT of Block P Senior PresidenT Junior PresidenT Sophomore Presidenl Freshman Presidenf EighTh Grade PresidenT SevenTh Grade PresidenT ,lr. High Commissioner oT EnTerTainmenI SPRING ALLEN BARBOUR JANET WATSON JANET PUGH TELLER WEINMANN BILL TURNER CONNIE COSTELI.. BILL BOOTH DICK STEERE BEATRICE CHURCH BOB BAKER HARRY MEADE VIRGINIA WINKELMAN ELIZABETH MOORE DUDLEY MORGAN DICK FOSTER BRUCE HAYES OLIVER HAMLIN JACK DANA BETTY FRAZIER BILL BAKER JOHN ROBINSON LANCING baclc over The record oT The Board oT ConTrol Tor The pasT year oT I935-l936, we see many accom- plishmenTs. Under The leadership oT Fred Van I-lorn and Allen Barbour, successTul sTudenT body card sales were held, wiTh The division sheeTs Tor The sTudenTs' Told- ers being given as an added TeaTure. The maior ouTside acTiviTy sponsored by The Board This year was an unusually good CelebriTy Series wiTh such world- prominenT names appearing as Mr. BurTon l-lolmes, Dean oT Travelogue Speakers: Dr. William STerry Coggeshall, paleonfol- ogisTg Dr. William Beebe, auThor, scien- TisT, and explorer: Mr. Richard l-lallibur- Ton, auThorg and The world's ToremosT aviaTrix, Mrs. Amelia EarharT PuTnam. The Board also made a much needed addiTion To The enTerTainmenT deparT- menT oT The school when iT appropriaTecl Tunds Tor The purchasing oT a new porT- able public address sysTern. To connpleTe The enTire sound eTTecT equipment a Talking picTure camera was purchased To be used Tor assemblies and rallies. Plans were also made Tor The purchase oT a new piano. The Board oT ConTrol, lilcewise, con- sidered Two maior problems. EirsT oT These was The rnainTenance oT The courT To be Tormed by The buildings. Plans were discussed Tor The equipping oT This courT Tor The holding oT ouTdoor rallies and assemblies in The TuTure. On accounT oT The consTrucTion, The Board had also To consider The possibiliTies Tor a new siTe Tor The Carnival held on May 22. ln all oT The accomplishmenTs This year, The members oT The Board oT Con- Trol have Tried To solve The problems oT our school in The manner which will mosT generally beneTiT The sTudenTs. Thirty-five HOAN CLUB OFFICERS THE HO BEATRICE CHURCI-I MYRTLE CARRIKER BETTY SHERMAN Top Row B. Sherman B. Church M. Carrilcer Second Row J. Dinkelspiel J. Campbell B. Perkins M. Hayne Third Row M. Sherwood J. Wafson M. Arnold M. Barnhari Lower Row I. Carmona J. Chrisfensen M. Boissier A. Veifch A CL - PresidenT Vice-PresidenT - SecreTary CLASS REPRESENTATIVES FALL SEMESTER JEAN DINKELSPIEL Senior JEAN CAMPBELL Junior MARY Sl-IERWOOD Sophomore JEANNE WATSON Freshman INEZ CARIVIONA Eiqhlh Grade IUNE Cl-IRISTENSEN Sevenfh Grade SPRING SEMESTER BETTY PERKINS MARY HAYNE MARION ARNOLD MARY BARNI-IART MARION BOISSIER AUDREY VEITCI-I I-IE I-IOAN CLUB plays an acTive parT in The school liTe OT every girl in Piecl- monT I-Iigh. Assemblies are planned ThroughouT The year Tor girls alone. among Them being The beauTiTul Senior Farewell and ChrisTmas Carol assemblies. Every girl in high school is an acTive mem- ber ancl serves on aT leasT one commiTTee Thirty-.srix a year. CommuniTy Service Work, The Thanksgiving GiTT Day, ancl The EasTer ancl ChrisTmas parTies are some oT The beneTicial ways in which The girls carry ouT The moTTo oT The club- I-Ielp one AnoTher. Miss O'Connor, Dean oT Girls, supervises all acTiviTies. and To her The girls wish To express Their apprecia- Tion. INTERCLASS COUNCIL Fall SernesTer INTERCLASS COUNCIL Spring Some-sTer BOYS' COUNCIL Top Row P. SIaH'ery D. FosTer B. Turner A. Barbour Lower ROW D. Huddleson D. Morgan E. Radfke J. Hansen INTERCLASS COUNCIL BOYS'COUNCIL Eall SernesTer Spring Semesler Fall Semesler DERROL HuDDLEsON senior DAN GORMAN ALLAN BARBOUR JANET WATSON Senior GERRY SHAW DICK FOSTER EMMONS COOGAN Junior BRUCE I-TAWLEY PAUL SLATTERY CLARE LEWIS Junior PHYLLIS SANDERS BILL TURNER ROGER STEELE Sophomore BILL BRADFORD BETTY MAG-EE sophomore CATHERINE VAIL g RALPH SMITH Freshman JAY GOODMAN SPM! Semesfef JANE SHAW Freshman MARIE I-IALL DERROL HUDDI-ESON FRANK MCCANN MARION BOISSIER WILLIAM WALLACE NANCY WITTER EighTh Grade Eighth Grade SevenTh Grade SevenTh Grade BILLY WEEKS MAYBELLE I-IALL JIM CI-IAPIN MARCIA SMITH DUDLEY MORGAN EDWARD RADTKE JOHN I-IANSON UR InTerClass Council is a group OT a boy and a girl Trorn each class. whose duTy is TO regulaTe inTerclass con- TesTs, such as The STudenT Body Card sale, The ArTisT Series TicIceT sale, and in- Terclass aThleTiCs. The spring semesTer is an especially sTrenuOus one Tor This Organ- izaTiOn, as iT n'IusT help TO plan and Organ- ize The Carnival. OR II-TE PURPOSE OT handling boys aTTairs in general, The Boys' Council was organized in I93O. The main acTiv- iTy, OuTside OT The planning and Talcing charge OT The mOnThly boys' assemblies. is The care OT cerTain rnaTTers arising in The Dean OT Boys' OTTice. BOTh The pre- senT council and iTs advisor, Mr. Bolen- baugh, deserve The Thanlcs OT The boys OT The school Tor Their Tine work OT The pasT semesTer Thirty-seven Thirty-eight CLAN O-LO E. Johnson H. Meade V. Hoisholf D. Jackson J. Alexander W. Thomas W. Founfain B. Ryerson V. Winkelman D. Tucker D. Iliff M. Miedel D. Gorman J. L. Dodge N. Spiess B. Odell E. Moore S. True H. Reiih H. Haas B. Perkins P. Smifh A. Galfher G STAFF THE CLAN-O-LOG STAFF HARRY MEADE - - - ELLIOTT JOHNSON VIRGINIE I-IOISI-IOLT - EDIT Jean Alexander Julia Lee Dodge Wilberf Founlain Andy Gailher Belly Fe Don Jaclc AFF - - - - Edilor - Business Manager - Edifor of Highland Piper ORIAL STAFF son Margarel Meidel Eliza befh Moore Icins Noel Spiess Winifred Thomas Sally True Doris Tuclcer Dan Gorman Helen Reifh Virginia Winlrelman Harriel Haas Bill Ryerson Bob Odell Dorothy lllif Palsy Smiih A S S I S T A N T S Amy Halch Barbara Booth Teller Weinma Beffy Heald Baynard Fowler URING fhe fiffeen years of ifs exisf- ence, fhe Clan-O-Log has always re- ceived fhe finesf cooperafion of fhe sfu- denf body. This year has been no excep- fion, and fo all fhose who have willingly lenf fheir aid we wish fo express our gra- fifude and appreciafion. In fhe publicafion of fhis volume we have also received fhe help of several ofhers wifhouf whose supporf our obiec- five could never have been obfained. The sfaff wishes. fherefore, fo express ifs 'rhanlcs fo fhe following friends of fhe Clan-O-Log for fheir invaluable assisl- ance: fo Miss Lane, our advisor, for her suggesfions which have led us fhrough all fhe grave difficulfiesg fo Mr. Gibson, for his aid in 'rhe pholographyg fo Mr. Berger and fhe Prinfing Deparfmenf, for fheir assisfance in fhe prinfingg fo Mr. Ellsworfh of fhe Graphic Arfs, for his helpfulness wifh fhe engraving: fo Mrs. Sonnenschein and fhe sfudenfs of fhe Arl Deparfmenf, for fheir original ideas and confribufions: fo Mr. Jones and fhe facully, for fheir ready cooperafiong and fo Mr. Cocldng, for his friendliness and consfanf desire fo be of assisfance. Liferary maferial, selecfed as fhe besf in a confesl held in fhe English classes during fhe fall sernesler, is pub- lished annually in fhe l-lighland Piper, sponsored by fhe Clan-O-Log Sfaff. The IQ36 magazine was edifed by Virginie I-loisholf, and nexf year Volume Vlll will be produced under fhe direcfion of Paf- ricia Smifh and Margaref Meidel. Thirty-'nine Forty HIGHLANDER STAFF D. Ellis V. Winlnelman V. Mciloref M. Morcom D. Gorman L. Dunn B. Wells K. Roberls H. Reifh H. Sfevenson J. Egan B. Ryerson B. Perkins K. Winlon M. Sleele B. Church P. Smilh J. Finlayson F. Smifh E. Squires M. Mazor V. Erichson B. Hayes J. McElhinney R. Jeffrey B. Walsh B. Fowler THE HIGI-ILA DER STAFF FALL SEMESTER Donald Ellis, EdiTor-in-ChieT Dan Gorman, AssociaTe EdiTor Viclor Moil'reT, Associaie EdiTor SSPRING SEMESTER Virginia Winkelman, Supervising EdiTor EDITORIAL STAFF Marion Morcom BeHy Perkins Ka+l1Ieen Roberis Mildred Sfeele Harry Sfevenson Ba rraH Wells Virginia Winkelman Kalhryn Winlon Bealrice Church Jule Egan Virginia Erichson Jane Finlayson Baynard Fowler Marilyn Mazor Helen Reilh Foresf Smllh PaTsy Smi+h Eleanor Squires BUSINESS STAFF Wilson Bell Charles Morrill James MaEIhinney Sanborn Camp Bill Ryerson Monle Ray Leslie Dunn Bruce Hayes Bill Walsh Bob Jeffrey A S S I S T A N T S Wanda Cardinel' Warren Craig Wesley Craig Lloyd Francisco Nancy Griswold Vivian Gyle Bud Peferson Margery Wick John Wilson NDER The capable leadership oT Don- ald Ellis and Virginia Winkelman, The members oT The PiedmonT Highlander sTaTT have conTinued The remarkable achievemenT and communiTy service OT The publicaTion ThroughouT The pasT year. STriving To cover compIeTely all school and civic acTiviTies and To presenT Them in a manner ThaT is bo+h enTerTaining and in- TeresTing, The Highlander has become an ouTsTanding represenTaTive oT The cily oT PiedmonT and oT iTs high school. ConsTanTly increasing inTeresT in jour- nalism has added many younger sTucfenTs To The classes This year. The course oTTers The beginner an admirable opporTurriTy To develop his individual capaciTy Tor creaT- ive work along pracTical liTerary lines. Among The many awards oT which The PiedmonT Highlander is iusTly proud are The InTernaTional Honor RaTing by Quill and Scroll SocieTyI The All-American Pacemaker Award by The NaTionaI Schol-A asTic Press AssociaTion, and The Medalisi Award oT The Columbia SchoIasTic Press AssociaTion. During The TiTTeen years in which The Highlander has been a PiedmonT acTiviTy, Mr. William L. GanTz has been iTs direc- Tor. and To him belongs a large share oT The crediT Tor The remarkable mechanical perTecTion The paper has aTTained. Mr. John D. Berger and Mr. Frank W. BarneTT, under whose direcTion The Highlander is prinTed, have also given Tireless eTTorT Toward iTs improvemenT. Forty-one Forty-two ALPHA CLAN COUNCIL grainy ALPHA CLAN COUNCIL lSprif1qD GAMMA GAELS Officers and Commiifees gram GAMMA GAELS Officers and Commifiees i5prif1QJ BETA SCOTS Officers and Commifiees gram BETA scors Officers and Commifiees i5prif1QJ HONOR SOCIETIES ALPHA CLAN FALL OFFICERS SPRING RICHARD SHEFFIELD Presidenf ROBERT BAKER VIRGINIA GOEMMER Vice-Presidenf JANE FINLAYSON JANE FINLAYSON Secrefary VIRGINIE HOISHOLT ROBERT BAKER Piedmonf is very proud of ifs highesf honor group, Alpha Clan. This year's or- ganizafion has proved ifself fully worfhy of fhe high sfandards sef by previous groups. Among fhe many fine acfivifies which if sponsors is a scholarship for some deserving sfudenf, awarded fwice a year. Treasurer ROBERT NOYES This year's council was composed of fhe following members: Cifizenship, Dick Fosfer and Jack Bafes: Scholarship, Vir- ginia Winkelman and Marion Morcom: Girls' Afhlefics. Julia Lee Dodge and Margaref Thomson: Boys' Afhlefics, Ouin- fer Gilberf and AI Long: Arf, Helen Ack- erly and Sid Roberfs. G A M M A G A E L FALL OFFICERS SPRING RALPH COUNTRYMAN Presidenf BILL BRADFORD MARY SHERWOOD Vice-Presidenf MARION ARNOLD MARION ARNOLD Secrefary BEVERLY BECKETT BILL BRADFORD Commissioner Enferfainmenf RALPH COUNTRYMAN Organized primarily for freshman and sophomore sfudenfs, fhe Gamma Gael honor sociefy, consisfing of ouf- sfanding scholars and cifizens. has be- come a major parf of school acfivifies. Ifs purpose is fo bridge fhe wide gap be- fween Befa Scof and Alpha Clan. The following commiffees were acfive fhis year: Membership, Earl Washburn, bofh semesfers: Announcemenfs, Jim Hunf and Leonfine Sfevens: Inifiafion, Rosemary Zarfman and Janef Sheffield: Alpha Clan, Mary I-lolley and Beffy Chase: I-lonor, Dorofhy Adams and Marilyn Mazor: Noon Dance, Elizabefh Simonson and Bill Brad- ford: Assignmenf, Virginia Lane and Bar- bara Washburn: Tribune, Amy Hafch. B E T A S C O T FALL OFFICERS SPRING BRUCE LYON Presldenl' BUD ROSE BUD ROSE Vice-Presidenf MAYBELLE HALL DOROTHY HEINRICI Secrefary-Treasurer DAVID COOK In fhe life of fhe iunior high, Befa Scof fills fhe place held by Alpha Clan in fhe senior high. Ifs aim is fo sfarf fhe younger pupils on 'rhe road fo good cifi- zenship. The following chairmen of fhe Befa Scof Commiffees helped fo make fhis year a mosf successful one: David Cook, Janef Smifh, John Robinson, and John Clark, Block J and Block 8: Barbara Chamberlain and Peggy Milligan, Losl and Found: Beffe McCann and Peggy Newsom, Recording: Jane Ward and Marian Johnson, Absence: Lorna Good- man and Adele Timpson, Bullefin Board: Bud Kirske and Jack Block, Building and Grounds: Marjorie Campbell and Pierce Milfon, General Confrol: Jane Roush and Marian Boissier, Cifizenship: Jay Good- man, Carol Chrisfensen, Peggy Milligan, and Billy Weeks, Noon Dance Commiffee. Forty-three Forty-four Kimmer Shielding English P Chemislry Club Aulomobile Club Discussion Club Slamp Club ORGANIZATIONS ASSOCIATED GLEE CLUBS Membership: 70 Presidenls: Ino clublg Paul Slallery Aim: To lorward lhe opera. AUTOMOBILE CLUB Membership: 28 Presiclenls: Bob Druhe: John Wilson Aim: To sludy aulomobiles. BLOCK P Membership: 50 Presidenls: Dick Fosler: Dudley Morgan Aim: To be ol general assislance in keeping order. BUSH RATS Membership: 34 Presidenls: Bob Wallon: Willard Miller Aim: To lurlher enioymenl ol nalure. CALCULUS CLUB Membership: I5 Presidenls: .lack Richardson: Allan Shields Aim: To sludy calculus. CAMERA CLUB Membership: 26 Presidenls: Alvin Tale: Hall MacBride Aim: To sludy pholography. CHEMISTRY CLUB Membership: 33 Presidenls: Jack Soens: Richard Shellield Aim: To lurlher inleresl in chemislry. COOKING CLUB Membership: 25 Presidenls: Barbara Leach: Kay Adams Aim: To leach members cooking. COSTUME DESIGN CLUB Membership: 24 Presidenls: Jeanne Guillard: Marguerile Ogden. Aim: To lurlher inleresl in arl. DANCING CLUB Membership: I5 Presidenls: Mary McCarlhy: Kay Markham Aim: To leach lypes ol dancing. DISCUSSION CLUB Membership: 70 Presidenls: Belly Ann Higgins: Ed Radlke Aim: To discuss subiecls ol inleresl. ENGINEERING CLUB Membership: 32 Presidenls: Barrall Wells: Frank Holley Aim: To visil engineering proiecls. ENGLISH P Membership: I4 Presidenls: Jean Allen: Elizabelh Moore Aim: To be ol general assislance in keeping order. FRENCH CLUB Membership: I4 Presidenls: Beverly Prall: Barrell Willson Aim: To creale inleresl in France. GIRLS' DISCUSSION CLUB Membership: I3 Presidenls: Ino clubl: Shirley Pollard Aim: To discuss problems ol girls. INSTRUMENTAL CLUB Membership: 38 Presidenls: Kalhleen Jesse: Arlhur Wealherbe Aim: To encourage musical progress. JUNIOR ART CLUB Membership: 2I Presidenls: Janel Smilh: Mary Elizabelh Porler Aim: To make poslers lor lhe carnival. JUNIOR ATHLETIC CLUB Membership: 53 Presidenls: Frank Erichson: Bob Kirkiean Aim: To promole sporlsmanship. JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB Membership: 29 Presidenls: Corinee Waybur: Arline Mendelsohn Aim: To lrain in diclion and acling. JUNIOR I-IARMON'ICA CLUB Membership: I7 Presidenls: Charles Hunl: Ino clubl Aim: To learn lo play lhe harmonica. JUNIOR SCIENCE CLUB Membership: 33 Presidenls: Edward Rowe: Carl Replogle Aim: To pron-iole science. JUNIOR SEWING CLUB Membership: 25 Presidenls: Frances Donohue: Ino clubl Aim: To encourage lcnilling and sewing. ORGANIZATIONS KIMMER SHIELDING Membership: 23 Presidenlsz Paul Slallery: Derrol Huddleson Aim: To provide service for lhe school. LIBRARY READING CLUB Membership: 8 Presidenfs: Palricia Ramsden: Elinor Hill Aim: To encourage pleasure reading. LITTLE JOURNEYS CLUB Membership: 50 Presidenls: Billy Weelcs: Rosemary Tussing Aim: To arouse inleresl in lravel . MODERN FICTION CLUB Membership: B Presiden+s: Toni Volcoun: lno clubl Aim: To read and reporl on boolcs. NATURE CLUB Membership: 20 Presidenls: Belfy Frazier: Belly Frazier Aim: To acquainl sludenls wilh nalure. NAVIGATION CLUB Membership: 25 Presidenlsz lno clubl: Edward Kushins Aim: To sludy navigalion. PICTURE APPRECIATION CLUB Membership: 9 Presidenls: Eleanor Hough: lno clubl Aim: To appreciale good piclures. POPULAR SINGING CLUB Membership: IIO Presidenls: Ed Pendry: lno clubl Aim: To learn and sing popular songs. PUPPET CLUB Membership: 2l Presidenls: Janel' Ammen: lno clubl Aim: To malce and operale puppels. RADIO CLUB Membership: I3 Presidenls: Carl Replogle: lno clubl Aim: To sludy and build radios. RIGMA CLUB Membership: 32 Presidenls: Jaclc Bales: Diclc Fosler Aim: To promole good fellowship. SENIOR KNITTING CLUB Membership: 20 Presidenlsz Fay Jeffrey: lno clubl Aim: To inslrucl' girls in lcnilfing. SEWING CLUB Membership: 27 Presidenls: Virginia Abboll: Marilyn Lalimer Aim: To learn sewing processes. SHOP CLUB Membership: 30 Presidenls: Ogden Cooley: Bill Windeler ' Aim: To promole 'rhe manual Training arf. SOCIETY OF SERVICE Membership: I5 Presidenls: lno clubl: Connie Cosfell Aim: To aid lhe less lorlunale. SPANISH CLUB Membership: 24 Presidenis: Francis Chaponol: Caroline Francisco Aim: To promole inferesl in Spain. STAGECRAFT CLUB Membership: 20 Presidenls: Dorofhy Killam: Jack Mery Aim: To prepare siage sellings. STAMP CLUB Membership: 32 Presidenfs: David Coolc: John Valenline Aim: To frade sfamps and malre albums. W' TA? DANCING CLUB Membership: 60 R. Presidenls: lno clubl: Corinne Waybur 'gms Aim: To learn lap dancing. Block P TENNIS cLuB Membership: 6 Bush Refs Presidenls: lno clubl: Allen Barbour Camera Club Aim: To lurlher praclice ol lennis. Engineering Club TUMBLING CLUB Membership: I8 Codume Design Club Presidenlsz Dorolhy Maar: lno clubl Aim: To develop body coordinalion. UKULELE CLUB Membership: IO Presidenls: Alice Dosfie: lno clubl Aim: To give assembly and rally programs. Forty-five DRAMA ON E ACT PLAYS Thursday Evening, November 2l ELMERH: Gerry Shaw, Beverly Beclre++, B. J. Gvoudie, Jane? Davidson, Jack Moore, Jean Williams, Phyllis Eberhari, Dudley Morgan, Roberl' Noyes. THE WEDDINGH: Bill Goodiellow, Na+ Hellman, Bea- lrice Church, Gaylord Willis, Parry Knox, Richard Hands, Palsy Srnifh. MNERVESH: Sanborn Camp, Fred Van Horn, Howard Brown, Bob Firzrnaurice, Waller l-lamby, Wilson Bell, Paul Slaiiery, Sianley Friden, James Fisher. Forty-six MUSIC Friday Evening, November 22 FOURTEENH: Marion Morcom, Berry Perkins, Marqarel Myers. WOMENFOLKH: Jaclr Mery, Pai Ramsden, Jean Alex- ander, Dorofhy Iliff, Marge Fischer, Belly Whilehursf, Fay Loveqren. THE OLD LADY SHOWS HER MEDAL'S : Do+ Killam. Marcine Mccarfhy, Virginia Goemmer. Sara Jane Chrisien, Pa+ Hoxie, Ernes+ Aflcinson, Belly Heald. THE CLOD : Bob Fifzmaurice, Margarel Thomson, Rich- ard Sheffield, Chesier Noyes, Ralph De Puy. ACTIVITIES ASSEMBLY PLAYS THANK YOU, DOCTORH: Fred Van Horn, Sue Hen- shaw, Paul Slallery, Ernesl Allcinson, Winilred Thomas. 'GOD WINKSH: Gaylord Willis, Phyllis Eberharl, Virginia Winlcelman, Jacl: Mery. BAD PENNY : Jean Dinlrelspiel, Belly Curran, Dorolhy Hall, Clare Lewis. Tl-lIRTY MINUTES IN THE STREET : Doris Finney, Hugh Koford, Belly Willson, Shirley Keilh. Alan Shields, Pally Knox, Monle Ray, Belly Couller. Palsy Smilh, Verna Oqburn, Claire Prall, Elizabelh Heald, Jean TOP ROW 'Dusl ol lhe Road Elmer Purila'1 Pranks Slagecrall SECOND ROW The wedding Memorial Day play, Gfe++yebui-g waiisem Beebe sed Penny LOWER ROW Nerves Seven Keys lo Beidpeie- Rieiiefei Heilabuffen e-ed Winks Allen, Jayne Bury, Jean Alexander, Bruce Hawley, Jean Hyarns, Dorolhea Edwards. Jack Lovegren, Don Thalcher, Ted Willschen, Harold Wesl, Bob Noyes. MY COUSIN FROM SWEDENH: Belly Ann Higgins. Vivian Villadsen, Janice Goldlree, Ella Hoyl, Jean Boolh, Jane Rariq, Helen Chick. DUST OF THE ROADH: Gaylord Willis, Dorolhy Ilill, Jaclc Mery, Harold Wesl. PGETTYSBURGH: Marqarel Miedel, Torn Don Thompson. KNAVE OF HEARTS and PPURITAN PRANKSH were presenled by lhe Junior High. Forty-seven DRAMA AND MUSIC SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE i'Seven Keys To BaldpaTe, an ouT- sTanding play oT Two acTs by George M. Cohan, was given on January I6 and I7 by The senior class. The seniors who Tooli imporTanT parTs in The play were WalTer l-lamby, Jane Rarig, Vivian Villadsen, ChesTer Noyes, Ralph De Puy, Barbara CurTs, DoT Killam, Julia Lee Dodge, Ella l-loyT, Bob FiTzmaurice, Jean BooTh, Mar- gareT Thomson, T-loward Brown, Sanborn Camp, Wilson Bell, James Fisher, Fred Van l-lorn, Paul SlaTTery. rty-eiyllt HBEGGAR ON HORSEBACK AT The close oT The Term The Senior Class presenTed Beggar on T-lorsebaclcf' by l-lauTman and Connelly. ln This pro- ducTion, a gay derisive Comedy presenT- ed in an expressionisTic manner, The Tol- lowing sTudenTs played imporTanT roles: Ada Ball, Bob Brown, PaTriCe Doidge, Vir- ginie l-loisholT, Sid RoberTs, and Don ThaTcher. The remaining members oT The casT were as Tollows: Jean Allen, Barbara BooTh, Marge Bronson, BeaTrice Church, Mary CoTTin. BeTTy Curran, Norman Davis, Jean Dinlcelspiel, Jeanne Du BruTz, VincenT Firebaugh, Virginia T-lerTzog, Dor- ACTIVITIES oThy liiTT, Eaye Lovegren, Jack Mery, Jean McHenry, James McElhinney, Mar- ion Morcom, Jack Moore, Ed Pendry, BeTTy Perkins, Bob RoberTs, KaThleen Ro- berTs, Gerry Shaw, Richard SheTTield, Doris Tucker, MarTha Wells, Gaylord Willis. DECLAMATION This year, The American Legion Plague, which has Taken The place oT The PiedmonT De Molay Trophy, was awarded on April 28. In The Tinals, WilberT Eoun- Tain, VicTor MoiToreT, and John Wilson compeTed, wiTh WilberT EounTain being declared The winner. On The same even- TOP ROW Women Folks STage Crew Opera Principals H. S. Coggeshali SECOND ROW ThirTy MinuTes in a STreeT FourTeen The Knave oT HearTs Band OTTicers: George WenTworTh, KenneTh Klaas BurTon Holmes THIRD ROVV The Old Lady Shows Her Medals My Cousin from Sweden LOWER ROW The Clod Thank You, DocTor Band OTTicers: Mariorie KempTer, STanley Johnson Hezzy Band ing The Masonic Trophy, a busT oT Daniel VVebsTer, was awarded To Ada Ball, Rich- ard SheTTield and BeTTy Willson being The oTher conTesTanTs in The Tinals. JONES TROPHY Each spring The Jones Trophy is awarded To The sTudenT who does The mosT ouTsTanding work in The Drama De- parTmenT. Among Those whose names are on The honor lisT Tor The award To be made in June are The Tollowing: Ada Ball, PaTrice Doidge, Bob EiTzmaurice, DoT Killam, Hugh KoTord, Jack Moore, Mar- ion Morcom, Bob Noyes, ChesTer Noyes, MargareT Thomson. Forty-nme DRAMA AND MUSIC FAlRY CHILDREN AWAY FROM HOME In celebra+ion of Piedmonlr Public Schools Week, April 24+h lo May Isl, 'rhe play, Fairy Children Away From Home, by our own dramafic head, Miss Caverly, wiih The music by Miss McCargar, was presenfed. Leading parls were Taken by Law- rence Timpson, l-lelene Voyer, Jack Moore, Margarel' Thomson, Ada Ball, and Doroihy llill. Olher characlers in 'fhe F ilu play were Vincenf Angwin, Donald Slal- lord, Waller Franck, Roberl Maynard, Gene Sweeiland, Eugene Anlhony, Nancy Wiffer, Palsy Dana, Phyllis Sirand. Pally Scolf, Marilyn l-lawley, l-larriel Clark, Roberla Hodgson, Pafrice Doidge. Mary E. Waferman, Frances Donahue, Mary Elizabefh Porier, Nancy Miller, Marna Reagor, Helen Louise Jones, Janel Am- men, Sally Sieve-ns, David Terreo, Sfanley Johnson, Wesfon Johnsfone, Wally Glos- ser, Scoll Fosfer. ACTIVITIES SENIOR FAREWELL Aulhors: Virginie Hoisholl, Chairman: Belly Perkins, Marian Morcom, Kalh- ryn WinI'on, Kalhleen Roberls, Jean McHenry. Members of Ihe caslz Helen Aclserly, Virginia Adams, Sally Lou Conradi, Phyllis Eberharl, Doris Finney, Wini- lred Fishel, Mary Ann Fisher, Grelra Gale, Kafhleen Jesse, Lucille Lefevre, Margarel Myers, Rulh Selby, Evelyn Smifh, Marian Thompson, Mary E. Walerman, Janel Walson, Virginia Winlcelman, Kalhryn Winlon, Myrlle Carrilcer, Marlha Wells. FIRST ROW Piedmonf Bagpipe Band. Clariner soloisls: A. Weafherbe, R. Himes, M Weinslein, R. Noyes. Soloisfs: M. Weinsfein, R. Himes, V. Jeffrey, S Johnson, l. McLaughlin, H. Davis, M. Kempfer, W Ellis, H. McAfee. Band Officers: H. McAfee, D. Swayne. SECOND ROW Opera Principals: above, D. Fosler, P. Slaffery B. Brown, G. Gilchrisfg middle, J. Bryan, B. Turner D. Benneff, G. Noyes, N, Spiess: lower, P. Rams den, B. Fisher, H. Ackerly, J. Norfon, S. Conradi O. Weyand, R. Monlgomery. Junior Orchesfra. Senior Orchesfra officers: B. Smifh, S. Johnson K. Jesse, H. McAfee, L. Klaas. Brick Johnson wiIh Scoffie, THIRD ROW Boys' Glee Club. Girls' Glee Club Assembly enferfainers. Brass Sexfel: S. Johnson, E. Griswold, F. Bennell H. Lorenzen, L. Edelman, W. Blumerl, H. McAfee STAGE CREW Many new and original slage sels were made by Ihe slage crew This year Headed by Hugh Kolord, The slage crew is as follows: Roberl Noyes, Ray Corliss Chris Anderson, Charles Dundore, Ted Nelson, Eugene Griswold, Bob Thompson Bud Kirslce, John McWe+hy, John Adams and Jaclc Mery. Fifty one DRAMA BAND AND ORCHESTRA Under fhe capable leadership of Mr. Joseph Weiss, fhe Piedmonf High School bands and orchesfras have made greaf progress during The pasf school year. As well as furnishing music for assemblies, rallies, and ofher such enferfainmenfs, fhe band and orchesfra sponsored a very suc- cessful concerf on Friday evening, March 27. One of fhe oufsfanding feafures of fhis year's musical organizafions was fhe many excellenf soloisfs, Harry McAfee. Helen Davis, Walfer Ellis, Marjorie Kemp- fer, Sfanley Johnson, Roger Himes, Mar- fin We-insfein, Vincenf Jeffrey, and lsis McLaughlin. Fifty-Two MUSIC Besides Jrhese soloisfs, fhere were also several whose worlc in groups made fhem oufsfanding: Ered Benneff, Hiram Loren- zen, Leighfon Edelman, George Wenf- worfh, Wilfur Blumerf, Gene Griswold, Arfhur Weafherloe, and Roberf Noyes. Band Managemenf Sfaff STANLEY JOHNSON - Drum-Major and Ass'f Manager HARRY McAEEE - Sfudenf Direcfor and Manager MARJORIE KEMPTER - Assisfanf Drum-Maior GEORGE WENTWORTH, DON D'EVELYN - Properfies KENNETH KLAAS ---- Secrefary Orchesfra Managemenf Sfaff HARRY MCAEEE ---- Manager KATHLEEN JESSE - - Concerf Misfress LOIS KLAAS - Assisfanf Concerf Misfress BARBARA SMITH - - - Secrefary ACTIVITIES KILTIE BAND The Killie Band, now in ils lillh year, is slill as popular as ever, having many oulside engagemenls as well as playing al lhe rallies and loolball games where il keeps lhe spiril running high. The members ol lhe band are as lol- lows:iPipers, Brick Johnson, Malcolm Gilmour, Ellioll Johnson, Dick Milligan, Roberl Noyes, Donald Jackson, Millon Wallace, Corwin Johnson, Bob Thunen. Bob Thompson, Bob Shields, Harold While: Drummers, Addison Wood, Leigh- lon Edelman, Spencer Glaspell, Oscar Gowing, Ogden Cooley, Don D'Evelyn. RUDDlGORE The opera, Ruddigore, by Gilberl and Sullivan, was given on April 30 and Mr. J. Weiss Band Masler THE PIEDMONT HIGH SCHOOL BAND May l, by lhe members ol lhe Boys' and Girls' Glee Clubs. The principals in lhe opera were as lollows: Glen Noyes, John Bryan, Noel Speiss, Bill Turner, Dick Fos- ler, Guy Gilchrisl, Dick Bennell, Helen Ackerly, Odelle Weyand, Pal Ramsden, Rhoda Monlgomery, Belly Jane Fisher, Janyce Norlon, Mary Edylh Walerman, Sid Roberls, Don Thalcher, Paul Slallery. The choruses ol bridesmaids, villag- ers, and anceslors were sung by lhe re- maining members ol lhe Glee Clubs. The operella was under lhe supervision ol Miss Dorolhy McCargar, direclor ol vocal music in lhe senior high school. Miss Caverly and Miss Munson assisled in lhe direclion ol lhe acling and lhe dancing. Fifty-three l HLETIC CLAN HISTORY-- Boys' SporTs ACK FIFTEEN YEARS go The records oT The beginning oT PiedmonT's TirsT aThleTic compeTiTions. Wifh one coach serving all branches oT sporTs in l92O, we have The sTory oT The modesT beginning oT Coaches The now imporTanT aThleTic parTicipaTion in PiedmonT High School. Sole member oT The coaching sTaTT in I92O was Mr. Edwin Williamann, and in l922, Mr. Moyer came. NoT unfil I923 was baslceTball coached by a separaTe in- sTrucTor. ln ThaT year, Mr. John Napier came, To be Tollowed The year aTTer by Mr. William A. Rawlings: he, in l927, was Tollowed by Mr. Louis H. Carlson. ln I93 I, Brick Johnson began his coaching duTies Tor The TirsT Time, The laTesT addi- Tion, Mr. Basil PeTerson, Toolc over The in- sTrucTion oT The baslceTball Team only lasT year. Two sporTs insTiTuTed in l92O, TooT- ball and baslceTball, have conTinued in Spam popuIariTy down Through The years. A Third sporT, baseball, begun in ThaT TirsT year, was abandoned in '25 To be replaced by Traclc. OT The minor sporTs, swimming began in l922. Tennis was organized in l923, wiTh golT added in l932. School oT Champions, The High- land Clan is oTTen Termed, and in TruTh, Championshi S The TiTTeen-year record oT P PiedmonT High School aTh- leTics bears This TiTle well. Clan Teams in TooTball, baslceTball, Traclc, Tennis, and golT have oTTen been Tound among The TinalisTs in ciTy, counTy, and even sTaTe compeTiTion, buT The climax To Them all was lasT year's H934-35l aThleTic season -TooTball, baslceTball, golT, and Tennis Teams-all A.C.A.L. champions! CHAPTER THREE Girls' SporTs WiTh The moTTo Every girl in a sporT, The Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion has laid a Tirm ToundaTion Tor girls' sporTs ac- TiviTies. The coaching sTaTT, originally headed by Mrs. May, has included women Trained in every Tield oT girls' aTh- Coaches leTics. Well-remembered names include Mrs. Jacobus, Miss Harold- son, Miss Tigard, Miss SenTer, Mrs. Flip- pin, Miss Teller, and Miss Hopler. ln I922, The ExecuTive Council OT The Girls' ATh- leTic AssociaTion was organized To spon- G. A. A. sor aTTer-school sporTs, which aT ThaT Time included rowing, Tennis, baslceTball, and riding. Avice SainT was one oT The TirsT presidenTs oT The AssociaTion. ' PracTically every year since ' l922 during The Tall semes- Ter, an aTTernoon oT Tun and malce-believe has been sponsored by The C5.A.A.. To which every PiedmonT girl is inviTed. D F HI Under The supervision OT 'nc' es' a Mrs. Jacobus, The TirsT G. A.A. Dance FesTival was given in l926 and has since become a school TradiTion. T his The Dads' Trophy Tor Girls' mp S aThleTics and The Hoclcey Award are each year awarded To The leaders in These acTiviTies, The TirsT name on The Dads' Trophy being Aileen Eislce lI928l. lk lk lk lk So ends our aTTempT To give, in These shorT chapfers, To The presenT sTudenT body oT PiedmonT High School a brieT hisTory oT TradiTions esTablished among The Clansmen. Long may The school Achieve The Honorable. Fifty-five F O O T B A L.L SCHEDULE OF GAMES Practice Season Sept. I3 Piedmont Sept. 20 Piedmont 2 Sept. 27 Piedmont Oct. 4 Piedmont 3 League Games Oct I8 Piedmont 3 Oct. 25 Piedmont Nov. I Piedmont Nov. I5 Piedmont 3 Piedmont -I44 59 - OakIand - Pittsburg - LoweII - Concord -A.C.A.L. - Alameda - Richmond - Berkeley - I-Iayward - Opponents At Piedmont At Piedmont At Piedmont At Piedmont At Piedmont At Richmond At Berkeley At Piedmont PRACTICE SEASON REVIEWED Piedmont started the tootbaII season by continuing their phenomenaI string ot victories which had started severaI years ago. OakIand was the tirst victim but onIy atter a hard tight The tirst hait was scoreIess with Oakland having posses- sion ot the ball most ot the time. In the F fty-six third quarter the CIan's running attack started, and, atter the recovery ot a tum- bIe by Nat t-IeIIman, the touchdown drive started. It was cuIminated by 3 Iong pass trom Francisco to Poster, which put the ball on the IO-yard Iine. Bob ShieIds drove over tor the touchdown. The 'I'inaI score was 6-O. SEASCN The Clan's nexT vicTim was PiTTsburg, The Tinal score being 27-O. CompleTely ouTplaying Their opponenTs, The l-lighland- ers were never sTopped . AI Long's block- ing a kick led To one Touchdown, The work oT Turner, l-lanson, l-lickingboTham, and RadTke being ouTsTanding. Lowell l-ligh School held PiedmonT To a 6-6 Tie in The Third game oT The season. Our Team was badly crippled and on The shorT end oT a 6-O score aT The end of The TirsT halT. ln The second halT, The Clan sTarTed To move, and wiTh The superior play oT l-leyer, PeTerson, and WiTTer our Team was able To Tie The score. A missed conversion cosT The Clan a chance To win The game. ln The lasT game oT The pracTice sea- son, The l-lighlanders won Trom The Con- cord Red-Devils, 39-I9. Concord scored TirsT, buT This Tally was more Than neuTral- ized by a sensaTional run by Buzz Fisher. The remainder oT The game was a mas- sacre Tor The Clan. RuTledge, Dixon, and Francisco played a good game. ALAMEDA-PIEDMONT Opening The A.C.A.L. wiTh an ex- cepTionally good sTarT, The Clan broughT FOOTBALL OPTIMO Won in I935 by Al Long Previous Winners l922 Rollin Koser I923 William Oliver l924 Clinfon Easfwood I925 William Merrill l926 James Edelen l927 Donald Colvin l928 Wesley Sfevens l929 Lawrence Sfevens i930 Van Tre'Fe+hen mi Dick Moyer I932 John BriHon I933 Charles Wheeler I934 James Porfer a disasTrous deTeaT To The Alameda Mud- hens by smoThering Their opponenTs wiTh The overwhelming score 35-O. Four Times The l-lighlanders carried The ball over The goal line, only To be called back, alThough noT sTopped Trom running up a large Fifty-seven Fosfer Dixon Hanson Francisco Peferscn Hiclringbo+ham Long RoberTs Rwlledge Shields Morrill Hellman Fisher Feigenberg Walfon De Puy Penclrey Huddleson F O O T B A L L score. The TirsT Tally came as The resulT oT a Tumble by The visiTors' guarTerback, and Two poinTs were made when The pur- ple gridders Tell on The ball. Two Tong runs resuTTed in Touchdowns, and The score was I5-0 aT The end oT The haiT. AT The kickoTT aT The beginning OT The Third quarTer, Francisco ran 70 yards To a Touchdown, which, because oT illegal blocking, was called back. Derrol Hud- dleson inTercepTed an Alameda pass Tor anoTher Touchdown, and a pass blocked by Ernie Feigenburg and caughT by Dick FosTer resuiTed in a TourTh. RICHMOND-PIEDMONT The Richmond Oilers deTeaTed a badly crippled Highlander Squad I4-0. The deTeaT, The TirsT one in more Than TwenTy games Tor The Clan, was caused by breaks as well as by The superior play- ing oT Richmond. Early in The TirsT haTT, The Clan pushed down The Tieid To The Fifty-eight I0-yard line. There The oTTensive sTopped, and Trom Then on Richmond Took a commanding lead. Glen Whalen oT Richmond scored The TirsT Touchdown and was ouTsTanding. The expecTed duel beTween Francisco and Brombacker Tailed To maTeriaTize, as Francisco Turned his ankle, and The Clan sTopped Brombacker's rushes. Even in The Tace oT deTeaT, The Clan sTilT ToughT Till The end. BERKELEY-PIEDMONT Playing a mud-baTTTe on Berkeley's Tield, The YeTTowiackeTs, aided by The open Tieid running oT Bob Fairchild, de- TeaTed The Clan Team To The score oT I4-0. Two runs by Bob Fairchild oT 70 yards and 90 yards shaTTered our chances Tor vicTory. ln The TirsT guarTer Pied- monT's hopes ran high when The Yellow- iackeTs were driven back. BuT aT The be- ginning oT The second guarTer, Fairchild caughT Francisco's punT on his own 30- Heyer Turner Radfke Gorman WiTTer Muller Weinmann Woods STeinIe SEASON yard line, and ran back 70 yards Tor The iniTial score. The Clan again worked iTs way To The Berkeley I0-yard line. l-low- ever, aTTer a series out Tumbles, The halT- Time gun sTopped Their progress. During The Third quarTer The Clan showed up The opposing Team by con- Tinually ThreaTening The YellowiackeTs' goal, buT The mud was deep, and The Clan Too lighT To make any score. BeTore Hue end oT The Tinal period, Bob Fairchild re- Turned RuTledge's long kick 90 yards Tor The Tinal score. HAYWARD-PIEDMONT MeeTing a surprisingly sTrong l-lay- ward Team, The PiedmonT l-Tighlander TooTball squad ended Their season wiTh a 3l-6 vicTory over The Farmers. The TirsT score came as a resulT of a Tumble by l-layward, recovered by PiedmonT on The 20-yard line. Francisco Took The ball over. AT The beginning oT The second COACHES S. Moyer FooTbalI 6. Johnson S. SiegrisT Track and FooTball FooTball B. Peferson J. Berger VarsiTy Baskefball B BaskeTball halT, The ScoTs showed new spiriT. A 40- yard run and numerous line plunges by Bob Shields gave The l-lighlanders Their second score. Again, in The Third quar- Ter, The ScoTs broke loose, This Time wiTh a successuful conversion. The mosT spec- Tacular run oT The game, Tor 70 yards, was The TourTh score OT The l-lighlanders. l-layward also scored in This quarTer. WiTh The opening our The lasT quarTer, The Clan began a drive which ended when l-lickingboTham Took The ball over Tor The lasT score our The season. Fifty-nme THE VARSITY SQUAD BASKETBALL Sixty Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb RiedmonI Piedmonlr Piedmonf Piedmonf Piedmonf Piedmonlr Piedmonf Riedmonf Piedmonf Pieolmonf LEAGUE GAMES VarsHy 5I 30 - Hayward 20 30 - Richmond 45 28 - Berkeley 33 I7 - Richmond 36 42 - Berkeley LEAGUE GAMES IIBII 3I I9 - Hayward 24 I9 - Richmond 28 30 - BerIceIey I6 24 - Richmond 23 26 - BerIQeIey AI Piedmonjr AI Piedmonf AI PiedmonI A+ Richmond AI Piedmon+ AI Piedmonlr AI Piedmonf AI PiedmonI AI Richmond AI Piedmonf Todd Morgan Huddleson Hellman Haynes Livingsfon Forward Forward Cenfer Guard Guard Forward Long Hamlin Slalfery McNeill Gaifher Glaspell Guard Forward Guard Comer Guard Manager Hyams Hawley Bracken Tripp Wilfschen Guard Guard CenTer Forward Forward S E A S If lool S ll' my K 5 L , if COMPARATIVE SCORES VarsiTy Vf fx PiedmonT - I85 OpponenTs - I47 ' IIBII PiedmonT - I22 OpponenTs - II8 FIRST HAYWARD GAME The Clan HoopsTers opened Their A.C.A.L. season wiTh a smashing 5I To 30 vicTory over Hayward High. Coach PeTerson used mosT OT The men on The squad, and an easy vicTory resuITed. The Highlanders passed The ball wiTh more accuracy Than in previous games, and The resuIT was never in douI:nT. FIRST RICHMOND GAME DisasTer overTooIc our championship- bound hopes when a TasT, Tricky Richmond Team deTeaTed us. 30 To 20. Our Team was noT able To sTop over-conTidence and BASKETBALL OPTIMO Won in I936 by Dudley Morgan I923 I924 I925 I926 I927 I928 I929 I930 I93I I932 I933 I934 I935 Previous Winners La Vern Corbin Gilberf Weeks La Vern Corbin Kenneih Robie Joe Hiclcingbolham Harold Edelen Harold Edelen Emil Cowing Ed Huebbe Joe Kash Roberl' Ball Dick Lyon Ted Lyon Sixty-one I Cf'-N 5 I THE B SQUAD BASKE was unable To hiT The rim wiTh any accu- racy. The game was closer Than The score would indicaTe, and revenge has been planned. Morgan, l.ivingsTon, and Hud- dleson were ouTsTanding alThough unable To Turn a deTeaT inTo a vicTory. FIRST BERKELEY GAME A TighTing group oT Clansmen hand- ed Berkeley one oT iTs worsT beaTings oT all Times. Showing a compleTe reversal oT Torm over The Richmond Game, Pfed- monT overcame an I8 To I3 halT-Time lead To win easily, 45 To 28. NaT I-lellman and Ray I-laynes, Clan guards, showed greaT abiliTy in helping To win Trom Their Taller opponenTs. Coach PeTerson's beTween- periods Talk helped The Team To one oT iTs greaTesT Triumphs. SECOND RICHMOND GAME A TighTing Team, sTriving To sTay in The A.C.A.L., massacred a highly Tavored Richmond varsiTy by 33 To I7. The l-ligh- S fgzf-fum TBALL landers ToughT especially hard To win This game because a deTeaT would puT Them ouT oT The A.C.A.l.. running, and They had To avenge a previous loss. ThroughouT a TasT conTesT The Clan dominaTed The play, and Their superior Teamwork gave Them a commanding lead aT all Times. SECOND BERKELEY GAME Wi+h only one vicTory needed To win The A.C.A.l.. TiTle, The Clan TalTered and losT To a superior Berkeley Team, which, bolsTered by The reTurn oT sick sTars. proved Too much Tor The valianT Clan. PiedmonT was able To salvage someThing ouT oT a diTTiculT meeTing when Dud Ivlor- gan seT a new school scoring by making 22 poinTs in one game. The Tinal score was 42 To 36. This meanT ThaT The FMC. AL. TiTle race ended in a Tie beTween Berkeley, Richmond, and PiedmonT. ATTer a meeTing oT The respecTive Coaches, a decision was made To leave The race a Three-way Tie. Lovegren Hasle++ McCann PuTnam Odell J. Wilson Coogan lo F T F l B. Harmon P. Harmon P. Wilson Hudson Bar our oun ain ow er Hogan Walsh Thompson STeere Coogan Hogan Upper row: Golf: CenTer row: Tennis: BoTTom row: Yell Leaders. GOLF TENNIS Headed by Don l-'lasleTT, The iunior champion oT The sTaTe, and Jack Love- gren, an ouTsTanding low handicap golTer, The PiedmonT l-ligh School golT Team has had anoTher very successiul year. These Two, who were capably aided by Frank McCann, Guy PuTnam, Bob Gdell, John Wilson, and Emmons Coogan, have broughT respecT and admiraTion To Their Alma lvlaTer. WiTh The excepTion oT Guy PuTnam, who is graduaTing, These boys are all awaiTing The spring oT I937 so ThaT They can equal or even surpass Their presenT record. As The Clan-O-Log goes To press, The golT season has noT been compleTed. The LongworTh GolT Trophy, TirsT awarded in I932 To Randolph Weinmann, was awarded To him in IQ33, ICI34, and I935. The i936 award has noT yeT been made. WiTh The Two l-larmon broThers, Bob and Phil, leading PierponT Wilson, l-larold l-ludson, Allen Barbour, and WilberT Foun- Tain, The PiedmonT Tennis Team again made sweeping vicTories over Their op- ponenTs To win The A.C.A.L. champion- ship Tor The second Time in Two years. AlThough Tennis is a minor sporT, iT has aTTracTed many boys, all oi whom are loolcing Torward To anoTher decisive championship in I937. The Kimrner Shielding Tennis Trophy was TirsT given in i935 To Bob l-larmon. ln l936 Bob again won The Trophy. YELL LEADERS Fall SemesTer Yell Leader: Tom Don Thompson AssisTanTs: AI l-logan, Bill Walsh Spring SemesTer Yell Leader: Dick STeere AssisTanTs: Emmons Coogan, AI l-lo- gan. Sixty-th? ee TR ACK AND Sclfiedule--I936 Season F I E L D PieoImon+ Opponen+s A+ Piedmon+ March 6 Oakland lcalled o++I A+ Piedmon+ March IO Cas+Iemon+ 69 374 33 IX4 A+ Piedmon+ March I3 Teclrinical 66 IX6 36 576 A+ Piedmon+ March I7 Universi+y 55 If2 48 If2 A+ Piedmon+ March 24 RooseveI+ 75 29 A+ Kezar IvIarcI127 I.oweII 64 M2 39 If2 A+ Piedmon+ March 3I PoIy+ecI1nic 65 M5 38 475 A+ Piedmon+ April I4 Commerce 67 If2 36 M2 A+ Piedmon+ B A.C.A.L. A+ Edwards Field May I A.C.A.I.. May 9 IvIar+inez Relays May I6 Fresno Relays May I6 Nor+I1Coas+ Mee+ CASTLEMONT place in +I'1e IOO-yard dash. Rad+Ice won Showing grea+ promise, Piedmon+ bo++1 niglw and Iow Ifiurdles. O++ier win- de+ea+ed Cas+Iemon+. Francisco was ners were I-Iogan in ++1e 4403 Wes Craig, +1igI1 scorer +or +I'1e day, +aIcing +I'ne 220- +I1e mile: Warren Craig. +I1e I1aI+-mile: yard dasn, +Iwe Ioroad iump, and second and SIa++ery, +I'ie sI'io+ pu+. Sixty-four SEASON TECHNICAL By deTeaTing Technical, PiedmonT won anofher vicTory. OuTsTanding per- Tormances were RadTlce's Two hurdle vic- Tories, Francisco's showing in The sprinTs and broad iump, and The Craig Twins' perTormances in The 880 and mile. Three Ties resulTed in The meeT: FosTer and Ben- neTT in The high iumpg I-logan and Van CourT in The 4403 and BenneTT in The pole vaulT. UNIVERSITY I-lere was anoTher vicTory Tor The Clan. PiedmonT's laclc oT sprinT sTrengTh gave Their opponenTs Two oT Their Tour TirsT places. A close meeT ThroughouT, The conTesT was seTTled only by The relay. which PiedmonT won. ROOSEVELT The ouTcome oT This meeT was a smashing vicTory over RoosevelT. Pied- TR ACK OPTIMO lAward To be made laTerl Previous Winners I929 Harry Bell I930 Frank Anderson I93I George Wheele I932 Clay Harrold I933 Jim Helmer I934 Dicll Bale I935 Gene Shurileff BA SEBALL OPT Previous Winners I923 Muriscn Wrighi' I924 Philip Ray l925 Harleigh Brian ISporT disconfinuedl IMO monT won boTh hurdles, RadTlce and Bar- bour dividing The honors. FosTer, SlaT- Tery, and Francisco were The oTher vicTors. LOWELL AT Kezar STadium, in San Francisco, PiedmonT Turned baclc Lowell by a good score. RadTlce, Francisco, Hogan, Van CourT, Wes Craig, and BenneTT-all Turned in good Times or heighTs. The TirsT Two named were double winners. Sixty-five Fosfer Benneff SlaTTery Van Courf Francisco Ra dTke HickingboTham RuTledge Barbour Forsman Shields Milligan Gaiiher Geiiner Penclrey Hughes Darch Nu+Ting TRACK AND FIELD PiedmonT's all-round power was respon- sible Tor This vicTory. POLYTECHNIC ConTinuing iTs sTring oT vicTories, PiedmonT overThrew PolyTechnic oT San Francisco. lmprovemenT was shown on The parT oT Van CourT, l-logan, and Wes Craig in winning Their evenTs. RadTke, l-lughes, FosTer, and l-luddleson were oTher Clan winners. COMMERCE Firmly esTablishing Their supremacy over San Francisco schools, PiedmonT de- TeaTed The highly praised Commerce Team. The ouTsTanding day's perTorm- ance was Wes Craig's mile vicTory over The San Francisco middle-disTance sTar, PresTon. ln doing so, Craig seT a new mile record oT 4:35. Van CourT, SlaTTery, FosTer, BenneTT, and Francisco aided in The TurTher humbling oT Commerce. Sixty-six A. C. A. L. For The TirsT Time in The hisTory oT PiedmonT, our Track Team won The A.C. AL., ending The supremacy oT Berkeley and Alameda. The ouTcome oT The meeT, a close one, cenTered on The pole vaulT. Dick BenneTT oT PiedmonT won This aT I I TeeT 9 inches. Lloyd Francisco won The 220, was second in The IOO-yard dash, and Third in The broad iump. RadTke, veTeran hurdler, won The high hurdles and was Third in The low hurdles. Wes Craig won The mile and seT a new record oT 4:34. The whole Clan Team ouTdid Themf selves To win The meeT. Those ThaT scored poinTs. ouTside oT The menTioned TirsT places, were FosTer, SlaTTery, Pendry, GaiTher, Warren Craig, Van CourT, Fors- man, RuTledge, Baker, Barbour, and Flo- gan. PiedmonT scored 43 poinTs. Since l923, Clan Track Teams have been sTriving To win The A.C.A.L. Track Point wiNNeRs or THE i9asTRAcK souAD Warren Craig Wesley Craig Hogan Baker Huddleson Aver Long BooTh Hands PeTerson Sparber STreeT SEASCDN championship. The Clan's TirsT Track cap- Tain, Frank Brown, was deTermined To win The TirsT Time The Clan enTered a Team in The meeT, buT he was doomed To Tailure. For ThirTeen successive years Clan coaches and capTains oT The Track squads have been disappoinTed in Their aspiraTions. This year, however, vicTory came aT lasT To a Highland varsiTy To break The long iinx. To Coach Brick Johnson and This year's squad go The hearTTelT congraTulaTions oT The enTire sTu- denT body Tor This ouTsTanding achieve- menT. MARTINEZ RELAYS ln The Third annual lV1arTinez Relays. PiedmonT, wiTh only a Tew men enTering, was vicTorious in The Class B Division. The vicTories Tor PiedmonT included The mile, medley, 480-yard hurdles, and 440- yard relays. Bob Shields seT a new re- cord in The high iump oT 5' IO 7f8 , BenneTT and Pendry placed second and Third respecTively in The pole vaulTg and The PiedmonT relay Teams Tor The shoT puT and broad iump placed second. Sec- ond place in The 880-yard and in The 480- yard lows was also included in The Clan's acheivemenTs. NORTH COAST For The TirsT Time in many years. PiedmonT was given a good chance To win The NorTh CoasT Track crown. The A.C.A.l.. Champions, who seemed To have a severe leT down aTTer Their ouT- sTanding vicTory over The league Teams, bowed To a sTrong Berkeley Team. Among Those who gained poinTs Tor The Clan by Taking places were Bob Hogan, Bob Van CourT, Wes Craig, and Ed RaclTke. Al- Though The Highlanders Tailed To win This meeT, iT was inTeresTing To noTice how well The Clan TracksTers compared wiTh The oTher ouTsTanding aThleTes oT norTh- ern CaliTornia. Sixty-seven ATHLETICS PCR GIRLS' ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT For many years Miss Agnes l-larold- son has been The able direcTOr OT The Girls' AThleTic DeparTmenT and The Fac- ulTy Advisor Tor The English P SocieTy. Miss l-laroldson, who leTT The deparTmenT aTTer The Tall semesTer on a leave OT ab- sence, has had charge OT The maior sporTs in The pasT. Miss Marion Teller. acTing direcTor OT The Girls' AThleTic DeparT- menT, is a graduaTe OT Mills College wiTh an excepTiOnally Tine achievemenT in dance worlc. Miss Teller has compleTe S1 rty-e'iyht charge OT The dancing and clogging along wiTh several OT The minor sporTs. Aiding Miss Teller is Miss Doris T-lopler, a grad- uaTe OT The UniversiTy OT CaliTornia wiTh a high sTanding, Miss l-lopler as assisTanT direcTor has charge OT The maior sporTs and beginning clogging. Miss l-laroldson, Miss Teller, and Miss l-lopler have suc- ceeded in making This year a compleTe success. Mrs. Lydia Bishop, an accomplished pianisT, has greaTly aided The Girls' ATh- leTic DeparTmenT. Much crediT should be given To Mrs. Bishop Tor her unTiring help. G. A. A. The Pieclmonl Girls' Alhlelic Associ- alion is pallerned a greal deal aller lhal ol lhe Women's Nalional Amaleur Alh- lelic Eecleralion, whose main beliei is in lhe non-parlicipalion of girls in inler- school compelilion. The organizalion is composed of girls earning al leasl lhirly poinls lhrough ailer-school alhlelics. TOP ROW Spring English P Officers: Sec., Belly Fenlon, Pres., Elizabelh Moore, Vice- Pres., Jean Connelly: lce Slcaiing Group: Ice Slcaling Mgr., Eleanor Squires: Rowing Group. MIDDLE ROW Play Day Commillee Chairmen: Base- ball Group: Fall Swimming Mgr., Sally Murphy. BOTTOM ROW N School Tennis Singles Champion, Vir- ginia Goemmer: Fall English P Offi- cers: Vice-Pres., .lulia Lee Dodge, Pres., Jean Allen, Sec., Dixie Wilson: Sophomore Doubles Champions: Spring Swimming Mgr., Rufh Selby: Spring Swimming .Group: Baslcelball Mgr., Dixie Wilson. Unoler lhe able supervision of Miss l-larolclson and Miss Teller assisled by Miss l-lopler, members sponsor annually a baslcelball banquel, dance ieslival, and Girls' Jinx Celebralion. Presiclenl: Janel Scoll Vice-Presidenl: Belly Schord Secrelary: Margarel Meidel Sixty-nine A T BASEBALL'- Manaqer: Lois Klaas HENNIS-Fall semeslerfSinqles-- TEN N IS Seventy Winner School Sinqles Charnpionship: Virginia Goemmer. Winner Class Singles Championships: Virginia Goemmer, Senior: Barbara Sherwood, Junior: Mary Sherwood, Sophomore: Nancy Newsom, Freshman, Clara Tafl, Eiahlh Grade: Sheila An- derson, Sevenlh Grade. fhall Seinesfei'-Double5- Winners School Doubles Championship: Virginia Goemmer, Jane Rarig. Winners Class Doubles Championships: Virginia Goemmer, Jane Rarig, Seniors: Barbara Sher- wood, Jean Campbell, Juniors: Marion Arnold, Mary Sherwood, Sophcirnores: Ninlly NOWSOFD. Eleanor Williams, Freshmen. LETI CS ICE SKATIN6-H Manager: Eleanor Squires VOLLEYBALL- Manaqer: Belly Fenlon BASKETBALL4 Manager: Dixie Wilson SWIMMING- Fall Manager: Sally Murphy Sprinq Manaqer: Rufh Selby ROWIN6-A Manager: Barbara Smilh RIDING-- Manaqer: Jeanne Du Bruh DADS' TROPHYP- I935 received by: Marion Hughes PLAY DAY Piedmonl High School was highly honored lhis year in being hosless lo lhe Girls' Alhlelic Pederalion Play Day. All high schools ol lhe lederalion senl lheir represenlalives on Salurday, Oclober 26. The day slarled wilh a meeling ol The ollicers ol various schools in lhe club room, Janel Scoll acling as chairman. While lhis meeling was going on, lhe TOP ROW Sevenlh Grade Singles and Doubles Champions: Freshman Doubles Cham- pions: Mixed Baslcelball Group: Soph- omore Baslcelball Team: Junior High and Senior High Singles Champions. MIDDLE ROW Sophomore Volleyball Team: Mixed Volleyball Group: Eighlh Grade Sin- gles and Doubles Champions: Fall Swimming Group: Sevenlh Grade Volleyball Team. BOTTO M ROW Eighlh Grade Volleyball Team: Dads' Trophy Winner, Marion Hughes: Vol- leyball Mgr., Belly Fenlon: Junior Doubles Champions: GAA. Ollicers: Pres., Janel Scoll. Sec., Margarel Meidel, Vice-Pres., Belly Schord. eighl represenlalives ol each school were divided inlo dillerenl leams lor baslcel- ball, baseball, and olher leam sporls. ll is lhe ideal ol lhe Physical Educalion De- parlmenl lo have Every Girl in a Sporl, and lhe evenls ol Play Day demonslrale how well lhis aim has been carried oul. Aller several exciling games, lhe day was concluded wilh dancing and a luncheon. Seventy-one AT Promenade From fhe Cofion Bolero - Dance Suife: Sarabande G-avo+'re Rigaudon Bagafelle - Cambodian Prinf Rusfic Dance Horn Pipers PART ONE Fields lWor'lcers, and Maslersl Two Dance Moods: Languid Dynamic Flames - Triumphale Seventy-two LETICS FO Zerlcowilz - While Brown Corelli Baclw MaCDowell Dvorak Scoll l-lenisz Poulene Scriabin Mac.Dowell Heller ON Fa ranclole - Sweef Kale Jig - On flue Green Rigs of Marlowe Village Wag Revelers - Flir+a+ion Clog Merrymalzers PART TWO THE VILLAGE GREEN Village Belle and Beau - Bizel Traclilional Tlwroop Tradifional Morris Dance from Slwool Smelana Tradifional Tradifional Boyd ENGLISH P The English P Sociely was lounded in I923 by Mrs. Agnes May lor lhe pur- pose ol selling a goal lor every girl who excells in aller-school sporls. Aller a girl has earned 400 poinls by going oul lor many sporls, she is eligible lo win her English P. Wilh an addilional I00 poinls and lhe lullillmenl ol specilic require- menls, she may apply lor Alpha Clan membership: and aller winning 300 more poinls, she is given a purple and while slar. A meril raling ol lwo musl be main- lained by all members ol lhe English P. There are now I5 girls in lhis sociely, lhe members having cerlain dulies lo per- ll Dance Feslival TOP ROW I From lhe Collon Fields: workers and maslersg I-Iorn Pipers: Bolero: Spring Honor Dance Group: Back row, Sally Murphy, Palsy Smilh, Phyllis Eberharl, Phyllis Sanders, Grace Fenlon: Fronl row, Belly Sheridan, Belly Willson: Miss Agnes Haroldson, Direclor ol Physical Educalion: Dads' Trophy lwon in I935 by Marion Huqhesl. MIDDLE ROW On lhe Green: Rigs ol Marlowe: Dance Suile ISarabande and Rigauf donl: Flirlalion Clog and Village Belle and Beau: Miss Doris Hopler, Inslruclor in Physical Eclucaliong Miss Marion Teller, Acling Direclor ol Physical Educalion and Direclor ol lhe Dance. I BOTTOM ROW Group ol Dancers lSweel Kale, Far- andole, Revelers, Merrymalcersl: Tri- umphaleg Fall Honor Dance Group: Phyllis Eberharl, Helen Aclcerly, Belly l-leald, Palsy Smilh, Belly Sheridan. Belly Willson, Dance Mood lLan- guidl. lormg lor example, lhey assisl lhe Bloclc P in keeping order in assembly. The English P Sociely has become more imporlanl every year. This can be proved by lhe lacl lhal lhe presidenl has been given a seal on lhe Board ol Con- lrol. The members ol lhe English P, wilh lhe I-loan Council, lead all lhe girls' ac- livilies in lhe school. ENGLISH P OFFICERS Fall Semesler Jean Allen - - Presidenl Julia Lee Dodge Vice-Presidenl Dixie Wilson - - - Secrelary Spring Semesler Elizabelh Moore f - - Presidem Jean Connelly Vice-President Belly Fenlon Secreia,-Y Se1ve'nty-thi '66 I. Scholarship A. Honor Rall I B. Honor Sfvcielies IFieId5 ol Cilizemhip, All Alhlallcsl I, Alpha Clam-Senior High 2. Gamma Gaelfhllnlh Grade 3. Bela SQOI-ffJunior I-Ilqh II. Cullzffmlwnp A. Alpha Clan Snlwlarghipz I. June I935-Mary lflizabelh Finlaywh 2. January l936--Grover Pelovson B, Hoan Award: I, June I935- Jane I-Iarrushaw C. Klmrrver Shielding Awardi Sm'Pn.fy-jmu' I, June I935-Sharp Whilmove 2. January I936-Fred Van Horn s. dlI4l D. Bloclf 8-Eiqhlh Grade E, Block J A--- Seventh Grade III, Alhlalics A, G-Irls I. Enalkh If 2. Dada' Trophy a. June I935- -Marian Huqhos B. Bays I. Block P P. Opfimm a. Foolball-November I935-AI Lonq b. Baslcelball-March I93bgDudIey Morgan C, Track-May I936--Incl awarded yell IV. d. Longworlh Golf Trophy-June l935-Ran dolph Weinmann e. Kimrner Shielding Junior High Traclc Cup-V June l935-Gilberl Geilner li. Kimmer Shielding Tennis Cup-'June I935- Eob Harmon Special Fields A. Science: Gregory Medal I. June l935-Jaclr Seem B. Malhemalics' Brobeck Cup I. June l93S-Jane? Vincenl C. Dramalics: Jones Trophy I. June i935-Jane Hamshaw and Peggy Gardner D. Oraforyz I. American Legion Award llormerly De Molay TOP ROW View ol school. The Carnival crowd, l935. De Molay Trophy, lasl won by Rich- ard Sheffield. Science wing viewed from Ihe arches. Assembly hall afler school. SECOND ROW Trophy case. Convenlion leaders: upper, R. Van Courf, C. Rowe, N. I-Ieliman, B. Tur- ner, S. Roberfsq lower. D. Gorman, B, Sherman, J. Pugh, M, Morcom, W. Founlain. Queen and King of I935 Carnival: Winnie Fishel and James Porler. Cups. Easier parly given by Hoan 'lor or- phans. The soon-Io-deparl shacks. THIRD ROW Clan-O-Log arfisls show Iheir work A. C. A. L. Baslcerball championship cup, Mr. C. B. Johnson as Sanla Clau-1 lor The Chrislmas parfy. AI The amaleur hour wilh Ralph DI: Puy singing Swanee River. Randolph Weinmann Memorial Trophy. The new building grows. FOURTH ROW Dean Hoiland al The organ. School lireplace al Chrislmas. Mr. Foor Girls' riding lrophy al Mills. Foolballl Truckinf everybody's IrucIcin'. Consfruclion on Ihe new building. Awardj April IQ36--Wilberl Founiain 2. Masonic AwardfApril I936-Ada Ball I. Clan-O-Log Leller: June l935-Jaclc Fowler 2. Highlander Leller: June I935-Virginia Winlnfil F. Kimmel Shielding Carnival Cup I. June l935-Kimmers G. Inleiclass Slcii Confesl I. June l935e-Eighlh Grade . Randolph Weinmann Alhleiic Cup I. January I936-Grover Pelerson I. Inlerclass Trophy I, Won in I935 by Ihe class ol I936 Seventy-fi1:e Ilv as c feel 2 - 37 - ' I as W f l 4' l Cliff. Dmlff 3' . 2 l .lllil i f' KL .. 45 Q 1 21,4 f' ' K ' .ffjxf 1' ...f i.-rl' i ..4. '. P 149. -i f. - Y -D 4. fam Vw... .. f..f A 1 A fi - ---- - if-4 '- if ,aa , f .,. i '1 p 3 ' f i ii 'W 'i , . , . ff Vzie 1' --T. ,vi f- i ff! A '-gg Q 4.1 7-, f fc, i 1 mph-- we, ,Q ,ssv fly ,VI V.!, !!,.,,ffX, I . ,142 i' Silvia C Vl L id fi ,f'if! X!Q' X if Y-iLul.LiL1' ' f B 1 y 4, gf ip -Sw -if.cQa:k,e :QL Liu-Q - 1- , 'f55w'v ' -. - X 8 ' 'fi ' - '32 : I br, J k an f g' C s.. . few- J 6 g f f 'Tm N? ' c. :rim -i1 - F5- ' ,, 'f' , , 11 ii' Y: l i xgli i M 1 ii e gli iviiww 1 0 ff i .i E 1 pf vbnl Y v W H' a d alll 521.5-S551 , ii 1 1 fy i 'lil , '. r I V IVVV mx ,X l, i l gh' ,:, H ' f MEN li7gl, i7?lllfEllmSllil Q 5 GF- ill lllmfx lll?:lN Sl l ll' Seventy-six Shuclcsl School begins again. Gamma Gael Noon Dance. Cops' busy night Mi. von Lublcen on lwis Chrislmas vacc Hon. Piedmonf vs. Berkeley. William Beebe 'ralces us down 500 faflwomsl Sclnool Turns oul lor Alpina Clan Dance. Senior class gives Seven Keys lo Bald. pale. Jimmie Dickie enferfains in assembly. Slwaclcs moved. New building sfarled. THE HIGHLA DER CALEND SEPTEMBER 34Back To school-Trom now on liTe begins aT 8:30. 5-School poliTics begin. Jack BaTes heads mighTy Seniors in class elecTions. 6--Don Ellis is chosen To ediT Highlander. 9-Admission Day. School closes To celebraTe The birTh day oT The Golden Bear. Il-Second Time in school hisTory sTudenTs pledge TOODXQ, supporT in sTudenT body card sale. I3- The Kick-OTT. FooTball season begins by a 6-0 vicTory over Oakland. I9-ExTra! ExTra! FirsT Highlander ouT! 20- Unco greaT vicTory Tor The Clan, as The ScoTch say. PiedmonT beaTs PiTTsburg 27-O. Pl- EveryThing sTops Tor Tea as new girls are given cordial welcome by Hoan. 24-New Boys' Council elecTed. 78-Big Tie! PiedmonT versus Lowell, 6-6. OCTOBER 2-New Girls' Council insTalled To carry on Hoan work, 3-FirsT guarTer ends wiTh vicTory Tor PiedmonT. Concord beaTen 33-I9. Be-Sooner or IaTer They come-ReporT Cards! I8-Alameda Tinds iT's a Long, Long Way To vicTory in The TirsT A.C.A.L. game oT The season. Score 35-O in our Tavor. 24- lT's always good weaTher when good fellows geT TogeTher. Clan Dads have meeTing. 25-Excuse me Tor menTioning iT, buT Richmond beaT us I4-0. 76-PiedmonT is hosTess Tor The Girls' AThleTic AssociaTion Federafion. 28--Clan gaTher Tor TirsT number oT The CelebriTy Series. Our old Triend BurTon Holmes lecTures on EThiopia. SpiriT oT Haile Selassie! file-Halloween! The annual egg TighT on Highland Ave., eTc., eTc., eTc. NOVEMBER l-Berkeley swam Through To a rainy vicTory oT I4-O, which makes Them all weT-or someThing. Alpha Clan inTormal dance aT 9:00 o'clock in The gym- 4-Second reporT cards! General Theme song- l've GOT PlenTy of NoThing. 7-Local boy makes good! Jimmie Dickie reTurns To Alma MaTer Tor an Assembly program. 8-ArmisTice Day! PiedmonT celebraTes The happy day when The shoT heard around The world was silenced. ll-Holiday! Need we say more? I2-ArThur Coggeshall, noTed PaleonTologisT lYou know, he digs up Tossilsl, Thrills CelebriTy audience. 20-One nighT oT drama! One-AcT Plays a greaT success. 22-- Please help someone -Hoan moTTo. GiTT Day buT once a year, and iT's always a greaT day. 25-Teachers' lnsTiTuTe! Our TavoriTe maesTros geT a sample of Their own medicine. 28--Dec. I-Thanksgiving vacaTion has begun!!! D E C E M B E R 2---All good Things musT end-back To school. Thanks- giving vacaTion over. Woe is me! Woe! 4-Noon Dance again. I2---William Beebe, famous explorer of The depThs, gives Tishy Talk on deep subiecT. CelebriTy Series held in collaboraTion wiTh The Forum. I3-Second QuarTer ends. Two down and Two To go. 17--And again-reporT cards! New girls given Tea and hearTy welcome, I9-LiTTle orphans are guesTs aT l-loan parTy. Mr. John- son almosT reesTablishes our TaiTh in SanTa Claus. 20-We bade The old shacks a Tond Tarewell as work- men sTarTed To move Them up To The girls' aThleTic Tield. Z!--Jan. 5-AT lasT! ChrisTmas vacaTion--much needed and very welcome. JANUARY 6---And so back To The old grind and glad To geT back again Tor a liTTle resT aTTer The TerriTic sTrain oT having a vacaTion. IO--NoThing like sTarTinq The year OTT righT wiTh a smashing vicTory over Oakland High-Score 45-36. I6-The beginning oT The end-A loT oT Seniors going around looking imporTanT-This is Their lasT week, Guess we can sTand iT once a year. All of Pied- monT's inTelligenTsia Turns ouT Tor a liTTle T'irsT class drama- Seven Keys To BaldplaTe -presenTed by senior class. 22-- Wake me up early, MoTher, Tor This is my big day. Senior Class Day celebraTed by a roller skaT- ing parTy. Second childhood??? 23-Everybody geTTing senTimenTal and weeping on each oTher's shoulders on graduaTion day. l.iTTle man, whaT now? 24-IT comes To The besT of us-anoTher reporT card. End oT The TirsT semesTer. 25-Rain-Rain. Ducky wheTher, iT you geT whaT l mean. 30-Nobody objecTs To a liTTle rain buT no use running a good Thing in The ground. And sTiII iT rains- Seventy-seven 4 ' fa y' aa aaa f -' V! K f' is I , .,: 'N f V 'X I 1 H p ' K4 .m il .Q gs K 1 1 ' 5 If -' '54 , - N WM! ' f, , ,.,,,gs, 1- 6 ' rf. qxx Q' V 5 1 Q 'Q i California! Glee Club Sonqsfers -'if ' 0- n iff! 1, 'f ff? L W 1 f' ,- N 'ef .4 ' 'M RA'N-RA'N mm Jw-41 la' IW I H 1 542 -49414. J, 1 - I. pl AMEMA Hx M, I ix! .114 'J' DAWGS-in SPRING V??AYION I ' ,yt- ,,. 't i Jf-'if Amelia Earlwarf fhrills Piedmonf Hugh f HK A a W ' 2 Z P d d A if f- a a ' ' A. J ' ' ' f , ' + f11v ,. 1 ' ' aL ff k 7,7 49 mon ers smen sprung vaca ION if .':fv'V , jf ' f' gi I M 1 j d,Ql, P , lil -:f 1v....., 4 K 5322 Lea. 1,.., D. ' A Lg- W a X X g agmlmfiljgzw V Nusa Wm X Awww? W N WW ,,V4y ,N,:rx gl V N ew-J: 1, 2 HW! - ' Cusfoms reversed during Leap Year K 5i, ,hl A sfw 1 , If 4 l v ' i SEHK 1 N X' A LA , Q Fufure Republican pdificians. fpavdon ' iff' Af ' me Ha A +' f' J - : J . r I5 s error. XX iles N ,X f L f Z' I Y' q P .H : 4 . ' I '74 ei farirfg, I X ' fi? Af H1 C I F h M 'r. a r k? ,a S G ee 4: K YP' I ' ' 'Y I ' 1 ' -.52 -99 ' X! Evev'yone'rer1dsfo her kniffing , a V' THE Wy WI ms22'r'1':? ?L.. KNITTING- FAD 'BM'-wk QWO UG Seventy-eight aff Q a UIVA C 0 ,X 4 21- 'Wai ix ,4 , 7 AY . SV - - ' iii 157' Piedmonf Band booms ouf. School's oufl Whoopeel THE HIGI-ILA DER CALENDA FEBRUARY I!--Lincoln's BirThday. A bronzed, lank man! I-lis suiT oT ancienT black, a Tamous high Top haT and plain worn shawl make him The quainT greaT Tigure ThaT men love. The prairie- lawyer, masTer oT us all. I 2--BrieT respiTe. I4-ST. ValenTine's Day. Teller Weinmann, Commissioner oT EnTerTainmenTs, gives The school a valenTine in The Torm oT Tom Coakley Assembly. Than' you, my Tran- I9- A melody Trom The skies -Amelia EarharT Thrills CelebriTy Course audience wiTh her inTeresTing Talk on The higher Things. 2I4George WashingTon's BirThday. FirsT in war, TirsT in peace, and Tirsl' in The hearTs aT his counTryrnen. God Winks given in assembly in commemoraTion. 29-Leap Year Day. Now is The Time Tor all good men To come To The aid oT Their counTry-women. MARCH Ie--Miss March came in like a lamb. 2-KniTTing Tad reaches climax. KniT one, purl one, eTc. I7-Shure, and iT's SainT PaTrick's Day. All good Irish- men celebraTe by The wearin' oT The green, buT noT Too Treely. ATTer all, This is a Scofch school. 20--PiedmonT is hosTess To CaliTornia Glee and Treble CleT Clubs. There was dancing in The gym aTTer The bawl. 27-Mr. Weiss has done iT again. AnoTher super-band concerT added To his long lisT oT achievemenTs. 3IA- ..... 'land wenT ouT like a lion lin shee-p's cIoThingl. A P R I L IW-APRIL FOOL! 3-Was iT good? Well, aren'T PiedmonT Dance TesTi- vals always? 4- I Think ThaT I shall never see a Thing as welcome as EasTer vacaTion. ,I 3-EasTer vacaTion Tinis. 22-Marion Morcom as Republican Chairman opens The PiedmonT presidenTial convenTions. 23-Republican delegaTes nominaTe Alfred Landon Tor PresidenT oT The UniTed STaTes, and ArThur I-l. Van- denburg Tor Vice-PresidenT. 24-DemocraTic ConvenTion opens, Dan Gorman doing a nice iob as chairman. Franklin D. RooseveIT and John N. Garner chosen as DemocraTic nominees Tor PresidenT and Vice-PresidenT, respecTively. 30-The seniors won The Clan-O-Log lnTerclass ConTesT Sale: They know a bargain when They see one. 30- A Night aT The Opera. The glee clubs presenT Ruddigore by GilberT and Sullivan. Nice going, Miss Ackerly and Miss Weyand I!! M A Y le--May Day. A. C. A. L. Track IvleeT.-We win aT lasT. 2-The long-awaiTed Alpha Clan geT-TogeTher aT SanTa Cruz. A good Time was had by all. 4-PiedmonT is honored To have The P. W. A. orchesTra in assembly. 9--A big day. We didn'T have anyThing else To do: so we wenT down and won Class B oT The MarTinez Relays. A nice morning's work, Tellers. II-From now on don'T run Tor help if you happen To see swarThy, bearded he-men swaggering around The school: Bill BooTh sTarTed The Whiskerino conTesT oTT wiTh a bang in assembly Today. I2-Drawings Tor The Senior Dance. This is The day of The TaTes and Trom some oT The resulTs I should say They were in a sardonic mood.-P. S. Bob RoberTs says he Thinks The gods were preTTy good To him. I2-CelebriTy Series Tinishes wiTh a crescendo. Richard I-lalIiburTon enTerTains wiTh Tales oT here and There. I3- Quiet please, men aT work! SubiecT A held in The audiTorium Tor high seniors. I4-The members oT The P. T, A. assemble in The arT room To hear Mrs, Sonnenschein speak on arT. lDon'T say ArT who!! I5-Flag Day. Three cheers Tor The red, whiTe, and blue! I7-Spring TooTbaIl pracTice sTarTs-no more long conver- saTions in The halls aTTer school wiTh your TavoriTe aThleTes! I8-Board of Con+rol wenT inTo a huddle and picked candidaTes Tor The nexT year's sTudenT body oTTicers, 20-SkiT pracTices going on and on Tar inTo The nighT. And were a loT ol: people surprised! 22--Carnival Day aT lasT arrives wiTh a Coney Highland Theme. And whaT is so rare as a day in June? Two days in May especially if one oT Them is carnival day. 26-Bill Turner elecTed PresidenT oT STudenT Body Tor The fell. 29-- ln Flanders Field The poppies grow. Memorial Day exercises To honor The boys who wenT over. JUNE I- Please. may I have your auTograph? heard. as long awaiTed Clan-O-Logs are issued. I0-Seniors make merry aT Their Class Day picnic. II-CommencemenT exercises. lT's been a long climb buT you've made iT! CongraTsl!!! I2-End oT School !! And so unTil anoTher year, Adieu, kind Triends, adieu. Seventy-nine ww +V 1 E 111 Hn- TOP ROW Mr. Knox poses. Girls abou? school. Mrs. Sharon walks by. On The sfeps Our baslcelball coach, Mr. Peierson. SECOND ROW The school Big show. Mrs. Hun? 'ipurilan Pranlcsli' Marion Morcom. THIRD ROW Our Hero. Ain'l love grand? Brick, Buzz Fire-bauqh goes lo sea. The exif. Loclcers. Harold Hudson follows +hrouqh. FOURTH ROW Winemas. Belly Ann Higgins. Apollo presides af nominafion speeches. The Burberilf memorial panlomime by The Junior High, Eighty-one Eighty-fwo TOP ROW Mr. Jones conferring wilh Board ol Conirol Heads in his office. Chris Anderson. wirh his prize bihferilies. Miss Lane wielding a wicked piece of chalk. Headline hunlers al work-Jeanne Haines, Belly Perkins, Karhleen Roberls, Mr. Moyer relaxing from his sirenuous school work. SECOND ROW Dean Hoiland al The linofype. Highlander workers: Leslie Dunn, Barralf Wells, and Harry Sievenson, Dr. Neirnann explains. Brick peps 'em up. Polenfial edilors conferring: Dan Gorman. Marion More corn, Kaihryn Winlon. THIRD ROW In lhe shop. Jus? Boys. Prima Donnas: Odelle Weyand, Helen Ackerly. Porlrail of Mr. Moyer by Jimmie Dickie. Scienlisls wirh Mr. Siegrisf. Our friends. LOWER ROVV Slill more Highlander workers: Vicfor Moiloref. Donald Ellis, Virginia Winkelrnan. Leap Year! Clan-O-Log heads confer. Champion cooks: Virginia Hoard, Bealrice Church, Kalh- ryn Winlon, Shirley Prafl. Our exif. Our dream of a new building comes lrue. Eighty-three Eighty-four TOP ROW Bob Harmon scores aqain. In The mud af Berkeley. Wilson serves. Van Deinse on his boat Poser. SECOND ROW Heyer on The run. Hellman Tries lNo'fe The facial expressionl. Founlain missed This one. And Hellman missed fhis one. l-luddleson leaps. A Clan hang-oul. THIRD ROW Siopped by Fosfer lffoncord qamel. Lazy Bones in fhe Sierras. Counlryman iusl around ihe corner. Piedrnonf scores aqainsi Lowell. Benneff qoes over. labovel Does sole lor is if soul?l lbelowl BOTTOM ROW The Varsify Foofball Team. Long shoves iT ouf. On The side lines. labovel The Firs+ Team. lbelowl Slaflery heaves. Eighty-five Eigthy-six: TOP ROW The Bay spanned al lasll lairplane view by Lowell Dixonl Af The l935 Carnival. A bird's-eye view of our campus. lby Lowell Dixonl Worlc on The Bay Bridge. SECOND ROW Bela Scol Officers: Above, Fall Term: Below, Spring Term. Aller The fashion show: above, The Modern: below, Ye Olden Slyle. The l-loan Club enlerlains The orphans al' Easier. Senofs Spanish Club. The Easier Parade. THIRD ROW Thanksgiving Gif? Day. The Coolcing Club. lNo're The boy Chefsl More Fashion Show. The Chrislrnas Tree. Molhers' Club Foolball Trophy llasl won by James Porlerl. BOTTO M ROW Piedrnonl Nominafes. Every Slale represenled. Fashion Show again! The Dads meel. Don Jaclcson marches onl Eighty-se-ven WA '97 of Rag! Q-5' QLLQQLQ y , YF'-X Y ff L1 ,o 2A,2'4f 'Should auld acquaunhanco 'bo forgot fo 1 , And never brouglfr To mm? W Y dxf!! Roberf Burns MQ U15 - A . b I . fm M L Jw WW 25 QWV ' wkqjioivsyj A UK 1? , N IS