Point Loma High School - El Portal Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

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COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Prelude, Liebestraum ...A,A,......., Liszt Point Loma l-ligh School Orchestra Invocation .....,.,., Rev. Walter S. Dunn Pastor, Ocean Beach Baptist Church Pledge ot Allegiance ...... Jack R. l-lorner Class President Cossaclc Lullaby .,...,.. Russian Follc Tune Mon P'tit Brave Soldat ......,... Richards Point Loma Girls' Cvlee Club Myron Green, Conductor Valedictory, ls Art a Frill? . . ,Frances Box Nocturne in E-Flat ..,... .,.. C hopin The Miller's Dance ......,......, De Falla Charles F. Springstead Address, lt l Were Young Again ..... .....Dr. l-larold Foght Municipal University ot Wichita Nocturne from Midsummer Night's Dream ....,............,Mendelssohn French l-lorn Solo, Edgar Smith Point Loma High School Orchestra Presentation ot Class. .Clarence R. Swenson Principal Presentation of Diplomas .... Ray Reynolds Member San Diego City Board ot Education March - Postlude ..,,..,....., Zamecnilc Orchestra CLASS MOTTO Ahead Standard CLASS COLOR Blue and White

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Mm A fgpm-1-Ar' wfxje-ve' 'T wwf WINTER SENIORS Lloyd M. Anderson Glee Club. Hi-Y. Stagecratt. John Bowman Hi-Y. Camera Club. George Dale Annapolis. .lack Virgil Knight Drama. Hi-Y. lva Maxine La Nier Honor Society, Girl Reserves. Phyllis Clare Phillips Girls' Athletics. Franlr N. Quinn Football. i-iw. U I Robert Belville Hi-Y. Football Reserves Frances May Box Honor Society. Class Valedictorian Jaclr R. Horner Football Reserves. President Senior Class. Dorothy Mavis Lavelle Girls League. Stella Lorene Morris Girls' Athletics. Charles F. Springstead Annual Stott. 4. Camera Club. OTHER GRADUATES Madeline Hazel Bill Emerson Hundley George Andrew Lilres Eric S. Pfefferlrorn George Prodanovich Eight

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SUMMER CLASS HISTORY Ten One joyous morn in '28, We entered, four score strong. We never shall forget that date, Though the time has seemed so long. Our hair was standing up on end, Our hearts were beating fast. Ourselves we could not well defend, But, oh, that didn't last! Cabbage-heads we were next year, Those below, we scorned. Our days were filled with much more cheer Although at times we mourned. Although we felt that we were high, We honored upper classes. They no doubt thought us small fry, Just one among the masses. Our freshman year then followed soon, And algebra we took. When through, we sang a happy tune, While handing in each book. Sophomores, finally we became, ln the year of '3l. We boasted loudly that high name, After three years done. While we were Juniors, just last year, We sponsored the noon dances. Our treasury was down, we fear, To lowly circumstances. The Junior-Senior prom we gave, With merriment and fun. The day before had been so grave, With each diploma won. At last our greatest moment came, When Seniors we were made. Our class then leaped out into fame, But, oh, the price that we had paid! Our last year was a busy one, With graduation near. Our ditch-day was such splendid fun, As you no doubt did hear. Now in the year of '34, Our class bids all adieu. We hope to see you all once more, Our friendships to renew. -Q., Please think of us and wish us well, Till we see you again. ln your remembrances to dwell, And always to remain.