Sacramento High School - Review Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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III!!! l R E V I E W l ffffff , W 14,5 Y .7 N'. ,Qi-4' f 0 XV .f IQ! r ' Z W 'hy , anuary '31 The high seniors of last February have gone. When they Were sophomores and were not respected there were four hundredg when they left there were two hundred and eighty- five. This little class of Spring, nineteen hundred and thirty-one, had a hard time getting on its feet, for its spon- sors were continuously changed. Elizabeth Sim was the first sponsor, then Dorothy Barber, and finally Agnes Arnot. While they were sophomores they gave their class gift to the school, which was a large sum to help pay for the school clock. The money was obtained entirely from class dues. As juniors they were very active in sports and student body in- terests. The senior dance they presented last June was a huge suc- cess. It Was given in the Eastern Star Temple, with Marion Meredith, vice-president of the class, as chairman. Frances Schaap was chairman of the decorations committee and George Kibby was another who took an active part in mak- ing the dance the success that it was. Mervin Reith was president of the class at the time. OFFICERS President ....... .... M arshall Wells Secretary. .. .... Virginia Warren Vice-President .... . . .Rose Mezzanares Treasurer. . . .... Lloyd Mundelius Page Twenty-Eight Ellllllllllllllllllllll ulllunnnunlnlllnlunlllnlll