Santa Maria High School - Outrageous Yearbook (Santa Maria, CA)

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Q THEREVIEW1922 Page Twenty-Seven 1 1 A ! B PICTURE IOR JUN ,Q

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' P g Twenty-Six THE 1922 JUNIOR A HITS AND IVIISSES CContinuedJ In the near future we expect Melvin to be an opera singer. At least he practices enough on the bus. Does anyone know why Sue talks so much? We sincerely hope that some day Lane will be successful- in his oil fields courtship. Plenio has signed a contract as cameraman for the Joe Wilson company who are building a studio in Casmalia. Wanted: Information as to how often Rosebrough beads his eyelashes. Rowena, the dangerous flirt, some time ago won a small victory and has for the present abandoned that dangerous business. Resolved, that Lois Young would make an excellent debator. It has been rumored that Wilhelmina has been engaged as a model by the Co-Uperative Store. Don't be too harsh in your judgment of the above people. Ariel Glines should be blamed. I A g Ju nior B f DENZIL GLINES .......,......... President 2 REBECCA JUAREZ ...........- Secretary STEP' F EN LARSEN ..---- Vice-President l BYRON BILLINGTON --------- Treasurer CLASS COLORS CLASS YELL Green and White Green and White- h Green and White- . CLASS MOTTO Junior B3- No Weak Links Qut of Sight! CLASS FLOWER White Rose

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. Page Twety-Eight THE 1922 History of IQZSVZ January 12, 1921, we, the class of 19235, entered the San-ta Maria Union High Scfhool. The upper classmen called ufs their Christmas present as we were the first class to enter the second semester of a school year. VAS DI 9 5 Nr The f-irst thing we did was to elect -class 6 ' officers. They were elected as f-ollows: inf-e 'V-'l President .......................................... Willliam Martin Stagg,-rqqw Vice-President ........ Winslton Wickendeii Secretary ....... ................ R uby .Hilton fRf'Mi'- Treasurer ...... Frank Dalley Believing In Union Is Strength, we com- 1' bined our forces witlh the Freshman A's and ' . proved it. s To 5 F A F-our boys in the class went in for ,Q 'H inter-class track events and two, Denzil Glines, and 'I-Iu'bert CWlhite, made the first I? team, with Byron fBil1ington and Lewis 3? 3-33, U, Lebiard cl-ose seconds. A second feature of athletics was to our credit during our Freshman year. lFrank Dailey was selected pitcher of the fir-st team of baselball. fl? J .flip J After the suimmer vacation, TIOTN f CJ our class and the new .4Fresh- I .I 111- men were given a reception by p if in ig the upper classmen. 'Some en- Im jioyed dancing and those wfho did not dance played games. K The next, land probably the most important event of the year was the fight for the axe. The Freshmen B class joined with us in this fight. This may have been a way for tihe upper classmen to get even with us for ex-hlibiting our stren-gth and ability in track. Never- theless, the Freshmen made the upper classmen han-g their heads in defeat. But though we 'had the glory of win- ning the ax, we did not ihave the U 5 vi ax t-o show. Someone wanted it x wolrse than we and that someone got it. lf Q '