Santa Ana High School - Ariel Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

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V 'i 7 ,Y -vs s., X 55' -. eg as .4 ' 'lgfge '43 5, 5 25. K ai 'swf , ei f I 'x - - ' ? - Typ. ,19lg.fE'lf2l,ig5v?Erfl2.h N the even- ' f ing of March 'Aff' 10th, the '07 5. B class enjoyed a .X , QQ K 'm. H ll jolly hay ride to i NN INN: Newport. T h e class made their lodging in the lx'x .5,xJ',3. , . !' ly M1nnehaha for the night. After a gay time the homeward -Us 1 X X journey was made, late on the - tl-.t 3 rx, , , evening of March 11th. fifty ' The Freshman AClass of the High School entertained the if Freshman B Class with a most if x n'f 4 '1i'lllli'iQ-SM' A W igyggpwl 1 delightful reception at the High School March 30. Despite the stormy weather about a hundred and fifty people were present, and their gay spirits were not in the least dampened by the pouring rain outside. The lower hall was a perfect bower of green. The large pillars Were banked with date palms, and heavy ropes of smilax Were grace- fully looped from one pillar to another. A charming program was given. The A 1 Class certainly has much talent among its members, and bids fair to be tl1e most pro-

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WHEN LEVILIEL WENT FX DRIVING Lem has just returned from the canyon This Sunday eve, pretty late, And was changing his clothes before going again, And was happily thinking of Kate. I-Ie quickly took down the receiver, In reply to the telephone's wail, And a soft, sweet voice at once answered Hello!l' Oh, Lem! hear my sorrowful tale: You know, Lem,-the time that we had, As we roamed oier the hills all alone, But alas! now my joy to sorrow has turned, r My side combs- Cpause, sigh and a moanj. Oh, Lem, quick, call up the stable, Have them look through the rig at once, please And if they don't find them, Oh, dear! They're where we lunched under the trees. Lem immediately called up the stable, They looked, and the side combs were there. Hold them carefully, I'm coming! he shouted. In his haste he fell over a chair. Lem soon arrived at the stable, Waffle laughed, but he said, You're too late. Jack Visel has been here fyou know the restj, And the combs are now hooked onto Kate. 9-'S' ' jf . l r -'lf 5 r..,1 1:21 , e sway,-ff,,s, V f gg 4' 1-f 'l .,,,. 2 Quia ... A5152 -1 f n?3-L-'1,q6 'W 1 Sufi, f, ,,' QV, if :g'4,ff' x : ' , , ' -' ' - 4:1315-'X ll vi ii sd 1 x 7

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SOCIETY gressive class of the High School. The numbers Were given as fol- lows: Vocal solo, Hazel Roberts, Piano Solo, Kassa Bailyg Reading, Miss Wardg Piano solo, Mabel Brown, Reading, Miss Dickson, Man- dolin solo, Harry Mills, Piano solo, Harry Warne. After the program there was a most amusing game, guessing the names of songs, many of which were represented by members of the class. A young man Wearing a Wreath of smilax was finally guessed as The Wearing of the Green. Another young man caus- ed the party much amusement by chasing a ball around the room. very aptly illustrating After the Ball. Several other games were played, and then refreshments were served. The guests departed at a late hour, after lustily singing their class songs, giving their soul-thrilling yells, and assuring the A 1 Class that they had been given a most cordial welcome into High School. 1 M . 21 4 T will ' 2 Q , 5 'sf H1123 it ' X ' V ,A ' L . V if , Y I LA