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v.. I .HM t After a struggle of seven years, the beginning of September, 1939, brought a group of determined Freshmen into Pleasanton High School. ' Even though there were no outstanding events during their Freshman year, this group of boys and girls enjoyed their high school days. They were proud of themselves, and the thought of being Freshmen gave them a thrill. While the girls joined the Pep Squad, the boys donned football jerseys, and both were proud to be a real part of high school at last. The Sophomore year proved to be a period of less activity for this group. But they worked hard, knowing that someday Qand not far off, they would be upper classmen, The Junior year was very eventful for this group. More of them joined the High School Band. One of their most important accomplishments was their play, WDon't Take My Pennyl. The cli- max of the year was the Junior-Senior banquet, a colorful and unforgettable event. ' As these boys and girls came to be Seniors, they took the lead in high school. This year proved to be the greatest and most outstanding of all their years. The Senior boys were the football stars, and the girls cheered them on. Twoeofthe Senior girls had the honor of being elected twirlers in the band. The Senior candidate for queen was elected and presided over the Halloween Carnival. These boys and girls enjoyed another thrill when the Student Council was introduced for the first time in Pleasanton High School. Five senior, four boys and one girl - had the honor of being elected to serve on the Council, and one of the boys was elected president. The publishing of an annual caused some excitement, a senior girl was elected ed1tor-in- chief, and a senior boy was chosen for business manager. The Senior Class entered into several patriotic activities, and a few members of the class dropped out to serve in the armed forces. Below is an individual history of each Senior: HAROLD ALGNER Baseball 2 years. Band 2 years, F F A 3 years. Typing Club 1 year, 'Shorthand'C1ub 1 year. 'Spanish Club 2 years. Music Club 1 year at Leming,
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