Tamalpais High School - Pai Yearbook (Mill Valley, CA)

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E3 f Senior Notes OUR years ago, in 1927, about one hundred and fifty Uscrubsl' entered Tamalpais. We, the departing senior class are those selfsame scrubs but now after our intensive participation in sports, activities, and studies as the time flew by imperceptibly are not meek 'fscrubsv any more but sports- men and scholars , and now our high school career is approaching its close. As freshmen We proved the activity of our class from the very start, a number of frosh qualified for the Honor T Society, becoming members of various clubs and turning out enthusiastically for athletics. The fresh- man representation on various teams, especially baseball, was unusually good. After a year had rolled by and We became sophomores, We really entered into the life of the school. Since then our class has had something to do with almost every organization, activity or athletic team. The next, our junior year, marked us as upper-classmen and both boys and girls became prominent on the campus with their athletic awards so proudly displayed. VVe also became active in entertainments as juniors. As seniors, the class of '31 made its best records, a majority of the regulars on the varsity teams being fourth year men. Our Senior Play was Well attended and as usual many seniors made the Honor T Society. Most of the club presidents were of our class and we have attempted to make this Pai one of the most memorable of the school annuals. And now, on the eve of our graduation, We, the class of 1931, feel a sincere regret that our time to depart has come. Seventeen Q, . AAL