Santa Clara High School - Tocsin Yearbook (Santa Clara, CA)

Page 20 text:

'5a fr'SlTSf?llXn A SU SENIOR CLASS Having completed four years of study, play, and work, another Senior Class leaves Santa Clara. The year has been a busy one, studies taking an important place in events. In the fall, on October 18, to be exact, the Seniors gave an autumn program featuring Danish harvest customs. Mrs. Sorensen of San jose, sang some typical songs. In November, the Seniors gave a dance. They made the gym into a veritable forest of eucalyptas Other greens were used also On the whole the dance was a gay affair In February to celebrate Lincoln s birthday the Seniors invited Dr Holliday of San Jose State Teachers College to speak before the assembly He gave an interesting talk on The Loves of Abraham Lincoln Cnce There Was A Princess a three act comedy by Juliet Wilbor Thomp kms was p scntccl on April 14 ba the Seniors It was very successful and tn nione v earned through the play was given toward a gift for the school A large crowd came to see the princess who was mistaken for the sewing woman the chore man who invented the great aunt who made everyone unhappy and Uncle oe who had failed Cf course it all ended happily On April 30 the class journeyed to Santa Cruz their chief object being the acquisition of a coat of tan A football several baseballs and a big beach ball gave the picnickers plenty to do Besides these there was the scenic railway the plunge and the ocean to keep them busy The Seniors failed to defeat the faculty at the annual Senior Faculty Fracas but this they maintain was on account of unseasonal weather Gtherwise the Seniors managed to m amtam a good standard m athletics Besides having the girls tennis champ Rosalme Liguori m their class many of the better athletes were Seniors The best all round football player m the Valley League was a Senior Graduation was of course the big event of the year Mr Holliday again appeared this time speaking particularly to the Seniors There were several glee club numbers The girls club sang Going Home by Dvorak and The Syncopated Melody The orchestra played Valse des Fleurs by Tchaikowsky and the boys club sang On the Road to Mandalay Othere numbers were offered after which the much coveted diplomas were awarded to the Seniors It is with sincere thanks and appreciation that the class of 19 :O says goodby to the school and to its advisors Miss Coeke and Mr Knaus Officers Vice President Henry Nissen Secretary Mae Hamer Executive Member Herbert Richards Boys Athletic Manager Alvin Azevedo Girls Athletic Manager Frances Hansen Yell Leader Reva Nipper f14l , , . 1 . , . . , K . . . . - , . , f s 1 s ' J , . . ' V 1 . 1 . k . . .. . .. . e . , . X , , - - . 4 : ' Z ,O , , ' , , , ' , . -a., fs fm - . , I . . , . .1 M . D is A 5 D 1 . 1 f . , . , , . , - , , , J i t. . as - . . . . . - e 4 s rv ' ' ' , N . , , . ' ' 7 3 .g .W , l 5 . . ' 5 7 , 1 . , ' . ' . . . ' , t t , . . . W . ' 3 . , L . , . . , . . ' ' . ' ' ' ' ' , , 5 5 . , . e , , . . . , 1 L . - , W .. . .. t. V .. , .. - . . . , .t I .. .W 5 'Y ' 5 ' ' ' ' a , . ' ' . 'W , . . Pres1dent.......... .... ...... . ................. ..... . . . ....... . ....... .... . ............ .Rex Dunipace

Page 19 text:

his . le. ' ffcafiwfx. r3.0 AN ANDERS ELIZABETH VJINCHELL ' JESSIE MCLEISH VERNON BROADBEN - C o f x MURIEL STEINHART CONSTANCE FRAZIER N NORMAN MICHAELSON GENEVIEVE STICHTER RUTH FOWLER Faculty not Included Amelia Coeke, Bertha Wilrz, Florence Reed, Mrs. Steinhart, Lyla Baker, Russell Knaus, Mathew Thiltgen. E131 r r 537 . u X

Page 21 text:

L5 REX DUNIPACE ELEANORA De SOTO REVA NIPPER ALFRED GOROSTORDOY MELVIN RENQUIST ELENA CIPOLLA IOLA ANDREWS WILLIAM WALDEN MAE HAMER ALVIN AZEVEDA fl' A Vfiu 1 I v UW