Reedley High School - Porcupine Yearbook (Reedley, CA)

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FLOKA MOKLKV Her hair is not more u nv than her heart. May Ffte ' 2.1, 24 Kl r ' rinript ' 24 Junior Orpheumettc 24 Ha-ketball ' 25. w KWW. HAGOI ' J. .M. .N . he soun l» like a foreiirn writer of fame That ' s about all we can tell from her name. Commercial C ' onte.st ' 2. ' i May Fete ' 2.i. ' 24 Orchestra ' 22, ' 2:i, ' 24 Martha 24 Girl Resei-ve ' 24 Junior Orpheumette 24 Con Caliore Club 25. HKl.KN .MOKLKY l{ril hair means a temper that ' s not very cool, I ' .lit Helen is the exception that proves the rule. Mav Kite ' 2.1. 24 ' ..riey Hall •2:1. 24 Junior Orpheumette ' 24 Kl Principe ' 24 Home Kconomics Club ' 24 Uh k.tball 24. 2.1. l.l . .IK MKKK AWAI.KA TANNAHII.I.

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I ' agr The K RCl 11 M ( i. ss llIs|■()R We, the memljers of the senior class of the Reedley High School, in order that we may not Ik? forgotten, feel that we must leave our marks of toil and lal)or on the ladder we have climl ed to success. To do this we feel it our duty to write the steps of our life in this school, whcie pleasure, sorrow, friendships, and teamwork have made us l ettei- in mind, in spirit, and body, more able to cope with the problems of life which we are about to face. FIRST STEP We entLMvd the Uecdiey High School in the fall of 1921— small, innocent, and green, but it cannot Ite said that the class of ' 25 was shy. From the l eginning of our high school life we have lieen prominent in :ill activities of the school. With Mrs. Maud Howell as our advi.ser and Glendora See as our president, we pioved that we wei-e a peppy bunch. Several parties were enjoyed during the year and particularly the sopho- more-freshmen reception. SECOND STEP During the second step of our life we were the victors of the freshmen-.sophomore brawl. Some of our students were elected to the honored positions as meml ers of the Porcupine staff. Our officers were : President, Toivo Panttaja; Vice-President, Donald Burk. Trea.surer. Charles Helwig, Secretary, Mar.sdon Burns; Cla.ss Ad- viser, Mi.ss Jo.sephine I. Conte. TllllJDSTEP The third step upward in our life we shall never forget, for during that year we had our greatest joys and sorrows. - apiK ' ared before the jiublic for the first time as a class when we presented the three-act comedy, Seventeen , by Booth Tark- ington. Tilt- class enjoyed a snow trip and picnic to Pinehurst and also a numlaM- of skating parties at the gymnasium. In .January tin- sad part of school life came in the death of our president, Paul .M.iuser, who died from burns received while in the mountains. Paul was a gocKl leader, and his memory is pifcious to us all. The final event of the year was the junior-.senior banquet. Our officers during the third step were: president, Mamie I eino, vice- wmm s mmsmamaua a smKmimmHim . ' sJWW Wf MW f