Polytechnic High School - Caerulea Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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--L-1..g-.B Arthur Adams, '01, and Eugene Fisher, '03, graduated from U. S. C. this year and Adams goes out into the mines next year, while Fisher continues his work at the University. ' Nino Brown and Harriett Gage, '03, are juniors in Occidental col- lege. Anna Heller of the same year, after graduating from the Los An- geles Normal has been teaching in the city schools for the past year and is now planning a trip through Northern Europe, in the coming fall. Of the class of '04 Charles Coughran, Wfill Cullen, Phillip Staf- ford, Howard Springer, Velma Shartle and Edith Joy are studying at Berkeley and Evangeline Kendall and Laura Seward have entered Pomona college. Herbert Cox, '04 graduated last year from a nurse's training school in Los Angeles, and is now continuing his studies along that line. Grace Stearns, having been graduated from the Long Beach Business college is now in her brother's office, here in Long Beach. The class of '05 sent Miriam Caldwell, Lawrence Earnist, Roy Head, Gerald Hansen and Ray Morgan to the University of Califor- nia, Hylinda Hayes to Pomona, Ella Patterson to Stanford, and XVill Holley, Paul Elliott and Homer Shaupe to Occidental. Phillip Stafford '04, was Josh Editor of the '08 Blue and Gold at California this year, and turned out an unusually good department. Lawrence Earnist has charge of the Athletic department for the same annual next year. Ralph Mitchell, '99, married Miss Louise Nutting of Berkeley in December last. Edna Frazier, '02, now Mrs. Ernest Jerne is living at Avalon, where Mr. Jerne is in business. , 4 e K7 23

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