San Fernando High School - Orange Blossom Yearbook (San Fernando, CA)

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alll kv i x MR, SCHOEFFEL K. BOWMAN NI. BINION MISS MOOSEKIAN HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF S'35 HE class of Summer '35 has chosen as its motto: Soar Above All. Under the capable leadership of Kenneth Bowman and Martin Binion the class has suc- cessfully completed its senior year. In May, 1934, we presented the first indoor May Day festival with Ioyce Berry as May Queen. The Iunior-Senior Prom was given on Iune 1, 1934, in the high school gym. In October the class, as Senior B's, received their white sweaters with green emblems. In W'35 and S'35 we were awarded the Scholarship Banner for having the largest percent of our members in the Honor Scholarship Society. Two students in the class, Everett Thomas and Ioe WViendl, have been Student Body presidents. Our representatives on Honor Scholarship for six semesters are Leona Tyrrell, Mary Lou Plummer, F umiko Otani, Catherine Macdonald, and Minnie Helvey. The A12 lettermen are Kenneth Bowman, Howard Benehel, Martin Binion, Carl Barn- hart, Tom Davis, Iames Dinsmore, Donald Dull, Fred Flo, Eugene Le Page, Monte Lovelace, jim Legnarcl, Albert Millard, Robert Queenen, Everett Thomas, Don To- land, Ioe Wiendl, Regis Walther, and Arvel Youngblood. In November Pinafore was presented with Ioyce Berry and Iim Legnard heading the cast. Distinction was brought to the class in that the customary Dress-Up Day was replaced by Senior Day on which Max Cochrane's Orchestra entertained the student body. The presentation of Straight Is the Way , the senior play, was the outstanding histrionic success of the year. The class wishes to extend its appreciation and thanks to Miss Gladys Moose- kian, class chairman, Mr. Schoeffel, and Mr. Record. M1NNn2 HELVEY Twenty-t