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

Page 26 text:

T5.B.lEZ4 W eager to sample every activity, the class wrested the interclass debate cup from the juniors, the only instance on record in our tribe wherein an incoming class has had a share in that forensic honor. When the l930,s were juniors. class interest in track began to assert itself, and, as a result, the interclass track trophy has been theirs for the past two years. One mem- ber of this class went so far as to attain the All-American Prep-School hurdle crown, and to annex first place in Coast League annals of trackdom these last two years. Demanding recognition in matters of self-government and student federations, some of the class became members of the Board of Control, and officers of the Girls, League and of the Boys' Federation during l928-29. The above named organizations, which are now practically senior affairs, are functioning in a manner unusually suc- cessful and deserving of merit. Girls' athletics has also taken on a prestige seldom enjoyed, with increased rivalry for G. A. A. points, and with a most successful swimming team this year. One girl. now a senior, has been on the swimming team for three years. Another, perhaps the outstanding girl athlete since the time of Thelma Patton, garnered the greatest number of G. A. A. points last year. Editorial positions of the Ariel and of the Generator have been capably filled this year, and the latter publication, written almost entirely by seniors, ranked favor- ably with more pretentious publications in the Southern California Press Convention early this year. Plays, put on by the upper classmen, featured many of the assemblies this year. Take lVly Advicef' the seniorsi class play, elimaxing the drama productions of the year, was acclaimed the greatest comedy hit attempted in recent years by the students of Poly High. gk K its ll f' ,Wg Eighteen

Page 25 text:

at SENIOR CLASS First Semester Second Semester lidwarcl Sugtlcn ,,,,,,,, ,e,,,e,,,.e.... P resident ....,...,., .,,....,..., B rucc Tarver Vice President ......,,. .......... H arley Vahl Helen Slabaugh ,,,,.,.. ..ee,.e., S ec'y-Treasurer .....,.,. ........ I lelen Slahaugh Paul Wright .............. ....,.... G enerator Reporter ....,..,. ....,.,... P aul Wright Karl Gerhardt .......... ..i,,.,..,,.... Y cll Leader .........4..........V ............... A sa Herreu Mr. Woolley .,,........,,.,.,,...,.,.....,.... Faculty Adviser .............,,...,............... Mr. Woolley Boasting the most generally excellent scholastic body and some of the most out- standing athletes, both of the field and of the cinderpath, the class of '30 leaves a record which may well serve as a goal for future Saints. Recipients of the Clayton trophy for three successive semesters, as well as gradu- ating the largest percentage of three year students in the school's history, the class has been unusually ambitious scholas-tically. During 1927, as incoming sophomores, K' I- -' 'Q ' i 4 ': . . ' ull ' ' I ' a , Seventeen

Page 27 text:

AINSWORTH. MILO L. Class C football 1153 Latin Club 12--U: Blur- l'a-nr-il Club 1433 Rv- porter Generator 141: Sport Editor Generator 1515 Rm-porter Junior Class 131 Santa Ana Junior College ALLENDER. GEORGIA General BAILEY, EDITH Entered from Saoraiuento High. No- vember. 1928 Swimming 12. 4. 653 Swimming Manager 13-lil, G. A. A. 12-633 G. A. A. Cabinet 13-633 Hockey 143: Girl Reserres 12-45, Intc-re Club vouur-il representative 13, 453 llouor Society 12-Iljg Latin Club 12-lil: Ill-rmanont Member Seieuve Seminar: Assistant Editor Owl Speaks 161: l'sh0r 13-613 Head llsher 15. 65 Santa Ana Junior College f r 4 xiii J ALLEN, WYNETTE Basketball 11, 2, 35, llockvy 12. 4. GJ, Volleyball 13. 555 Baseball 12. 4. 615 Baseball manager 1495 lloekoy manager 165g Volleyball vaptain 1535 'IR-nnis 1005 G. A, A. 11-lib, G. A. A. Board 13-GJ Santa Ana Junior College ANDERSON, GRACE M. Spanish Club 11-315 Svience Sem- inar 11, 255 Basketball 111 BAKER, PEARL MABEL Latin Club 12-553 Svienc-e Seminar 15-TJ, l'vrmanent Member U.S.F. N ll BAXTER, ERMA PAULINE D 5 Entered from l ullerton lligh. 19251 General BEISEL, ALAN R. General BEAVER, ROBERT 'l'rac-k 12. 41: lnlorvluss travk 12. 4. filg Baseball 12, 43 BERRY, HAROLD Glen Club 11-353 Vivo-l'resident Glen Club 1355 Hi-Y 11, 21, Ass't Manager Trac-k 1215 Class B Foot- ball 1113 Varsity Basketball 1-U5 Latin Club 12-439 Operetta 121 Santa Ana Junior College University of Southern California I ' , JMD Z A , -fx Nineteen