St Helena High School - Silverado Yearbook (St Helena, CA)

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0 D IKUKX N0 ll I I CLI llll II uoml Rem ll 4 x X u JUNIOR CLASS We the Class of 37 a decldely small and qulet group, entered hlgh school durlng the fall of 1933 As Freshmen we possess d a certam Splflf that was ever present amongst us whlch has made us an outstandmg group ln the eyes of the other classes Our first soclal event arrlved when we gathered upon the football turf one noon hour durmg September to r1d the Held from large and damagmg rocks In thls way we not only lmproved the turf but expr ssed our gratltude to the faculty and the oth r classes However, we were amply rewarded through the generosxty of our adviser Mlss Lull, who s rved us large quantltles of xce cream Durmg the latter part of November we ran true to form and gave a Freshman Return Durmg May the first Annual School P1cn1c was staged and turned out to be an affa1r 1n whrch all of us played a consplcuous part Sp clal mentxon mrght be glven to the wonderful dramatrzatlon of The Merchant of Venlce that we put on Thxs Shakespearean productxon was a tremendous success and was not only p rformed for the benefit of the Student Body but for several outs1de organ xzatxons as well Our Sophomore year was qulte calm VVe had no Sophomore Hop due to the fact that the coffers of our treasury were extremely low I-Iowev r we drd play a most actlve part 1n the several school functions and socxal ev nts Our dramatlc abxlxty was once agam exhlblt d durlng our Sophomore year when we presented a colossal puppet presentatlon, under the dxrectlon of Mrss Kelley, out English teacher During thus last year we achieved the rank of umors and finally reallz cl the responslbxllty and lmportance that is due upper classmen The problem of most con cern to us this year was the financmg of a unlor Prom Thls problem was Hnally solv d by means of a number of candy sales The unlor Prom was glven on the page tnenty 'I' I ': H. Lull. XY, Young. L. C 1 's. IJ. Vussi. IC. M: g 'i. V, Hill V. S, Y mqmun. XV, P1 tini, SH ': . M11-Mins. I,. limit. ,X. Nh-lmlfls. I-', tlzarilmlwli. Al. Znfi. IC, Nu 'uma li, 'n ng, Thirll Row: li, I':nlmw1'. l,, Iml Pm-tu. H, tliolvlti. S. llulli. l'. All-xam-I4-1', ll. .lvnningS. M. Nagy, L. lirizll. , . . . a 7 vo . . . . . P . ,o . . . 9 . . . , . .. . ' 9 . . . . . E . . . . . . M . ,, .0 . - ' 9 .0 ' . .. , . . . . vo . X2 . J . .

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18th of Apr1l and came off 1n hne style The hall tx as art1st1cally decora ed 1n blue and gold the colors of the Class of 36 and proved that we un1ors were qu1te slctlled IH the art of decoratmg The Prom 1tself was qu1t formal mth Mareguards Orchestra of Vallejo furmshxng d1v1ne mus1c Refreshments were s r ed through ut the evenlng and ev ryone had a most dehghtful t1me Throughout our h1gh school careers thus far the present 1un1or class has net er fa1led mn an obl1gat1on to the school has always g1ven Student Body entertamments when called upon and has always cheerfully helped 1n soclal and execut1ve act1v1t1es As a class we were comparatxvely small and so contr1buted but very few athletes to the var1ous athlet1c contests but after all orams are more xmportant than brawn Upon the Semors d parture th1s year we feel quxte conhdent that we w11l be able A SENIORS SECRET OR ALL THAT GLISTERS IS NOT GOLD Th1s annual w1th honeyed phrases Tuumphantly has sung the pra1ses Of our h1gh school s more pleasant phases Suppose we chuclced what we ve been taught And d1dn t say the thlngs we ought But put down what we really thought That we th1nlc Enghsh IS the bunlc MISS Lull s ten polnters have us sunlc And as for chem we ll no doubt flunlc About the dances that were Hops As well as those that were the tops And how the homework never stops Wh1le Monday 15 a day that s hated Three thtrtx Frlday 15 awa1ted And une the twelfth s ant1c1pated But though Ive sounded very peeved I hope that you won t b decelved Ar leavmg T am really gr1eved THE GARRULOUS GRADUATF page me t 0 C , . . a a ,T , . . . . . V V S VV C . D . . a ' V V , . V . V V , . . , . . V , . . , VV . V . V . ' 9 to assume the leadership of the school. RAMONA PALMER. I I 7 Y 7 ' 9 V 2 . , . l 7 , . , . 7 ' a 7 , , . 1 3 , Q' 3? 7 . V . V , V . , V . . V J V , . . V , 7 7 Y , 3 ' T.