Salida High School - Resume Yearbook (Salida, CO)

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Charles Turano mrball Frank Underwood Paul Vaughn Agnes Vigil james YVelch Band Dramatic Club Treasurer Senior Class Marion West Commercial Club Grace Whited Pres. Senior Class Harold Xvilloughby Pep Club Beta Phi Orchestra Commercial Club Dramatic Club Pep Club Ellen Wood Cummercial Club

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Lloyd Shonyo Mach and Science Club Mildred Sandberg Commercial Club Beta Phi-Glee Club Girl Reserves- Octette journalism Club National Honor Society Leonard Skipton Glee Club Commercial Club Band Eunice Sneddon Girl Reserves Commercial Club Frances Snell Glee Club Pep Club journalism Club Waldo Spencer Nellie Stancato Alma Starbuck Girl Reserves Arden Stanley Dramatic Club Lois Swift Almeda Sydenham National Honor Society Athletic Association Pep Club -- Beta Pbi Commercial Club Clarence Sydenham Band

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HISTDIQY DI: Tl-IE CLA!! DI: 1932 The Class of 1932 was born in 1920, and having fulfilled its mission is now nearing its end. The history of this class was uneventful until one hundred of us became dignified Freshmen in September, 1927. We were high school students now and the responsibility and advanced position was felt by each individual. The first important event was our class meeting when we elected Elwin Hyatt as presi- dentg Richard Law, secretaryg Marguerite Hegler, treasurer. We had no vice-presi- dent as we all thought Elwin capable of performing the important duties of both president and vice-president. On Halloween we had a delightful party in the gym. At the close of the year we enjoyed a picnic at Mt. Princeton. The class as a whole appreciated Miss Mitchell's work as a sponsor during the year. A little bit of the greenness had worn off by the time we were Sophomores. Jack Woodward took over the important duties of president. Alma Nance recorded all the history-making events that took place during the year, and Eleanor Rupp handled our money. Miss Mosgrove and Mr. Soles acted as sponsors. Again we enjoyed a picnic at Mt. Princeton at the close of the year. Ah! At last we werejuniorsl The first important thing we did as distinguish- ing classmen was to elect officers for the year. George Curfman was president, Myldred jones vice-president, Mildred Sandberg secretary, and Lucille Burns treas- urer. We started at the first of the year to save our pennies for the banquet we were to give for the Seniors, our rivals. The affair turned out very successfully. Mr. King and Miss Skinner were our sponsors. The class play Am I intruding made this one never to be forgotten. At the close of the year, the Seniors enter- tained us at a picnic at Valley View. We have now started the last lap of the journey as dignified Seniors. Grace Whited is our president, Ada-Jane lngledew records all our important events, lim Welch collects dues, while Myldred Jones assists Grace. We hold class meetings every Wednesday morning. We gave a Washington Bi-Centennial play, the first of its kind ever to be attempted by a Senior class of Salida High School. We were enter- tained by the juniors at a banquet in May. MILDRED SANDBERG