Santa Monica High School - Nautilus Yearbook (Santa Monica, CA)

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Samohi Staff ri . w N- 1 K f K 5? 11 1114 - .1-w -- H High , ., , L , . ,i..1 Carroll Lorhec1', Mun:z,Q'ing llililor Editorial This year there were not as many issues of the Samohi printed as there were last year, but many improvements were made-a sport page, poetry corner and information concerning various colleges and universities. It is hoped that next year's Samohi staff may attain a higher and better goal. J J My L THE EDITOR rvfaxffffff' WVMJ Ab Ili Z Szlmohi Stull Pclylv' I-'off vf 1

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I 1 Winter Class PIERCE SHERMAN - - - Preszklelzt NIYRA NOEL - - I 2'ce-Prcsz'de1zt BEATRIKJF BELL - - - Secretary DOROTHY LING R61N'6S67ZfdtZ'Z'6 COLORS RED AND XVHITE SENIOR HISTORY The most successful, and perhaps the last of the Winter classes graduated February 12, 1925. y In September, 1924, twenty-four students were organized, under the supervision of Mrs. Marie Matzinger, as the Senior A Class. Among the members of this class, students of dramatic, athletic, musical and debating ability played important parts in the school ac- tivities. The class event by which it will always be remembered was the Senior A dance, held January 29. The girls' gym was decorated in the class colors, red and white, carried out in Valentine effect. The balloon shower and the dancing contest helped to make the dance one of the most enjoyable affairs of the school year. The next entertainment was in the form of an assembly, given for the entire student body. The class will and prophecy were read and the president, Pierce Sherman, gave a farewell address on behalf of the class. Two members of the class were awarded C. S. F. pin and seal for retaining excellent scholarship throughout their term in high school. They were Beatrice Bell and Dorothy Ling. I