Stockton High School - Guard and Tackle Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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l:Of6VVOTCl Taking the place of a more expensive type of yearbook, Senior Memories is displacing the annual usedin past years. It is the belief of the faculty and those students concerned that this type of publication is a more ap- propriate and satisfactory record of school life than the costlier annual. The staff has tried to represent equally both the February and June graduates, to whom the book is dedicated, and also to pre- sent a relative showing of the lower class- men. This year as much material as possible has been placed in the limited space without an attempt to overcrowd. The book is sec- tioned into four divisions which are devoted to the seniors and various student activities in which they have participated. With this in view the staff wishes to pre- sent the 1934 edition of Senior Memories in the hope that it will prove to be a source of pleasant recollections in the future for all of the students of Stockton High School and especially the graduating seniors. THE EDITOR

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SENIQIQ MEMCDIQIES Published by Jrhe February and June Graclualing Classes of Slocldon High School l G -N0'5v,f+15Z+f,, 5 sawed by BURNELL PANKEY STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA 1934

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