Tustin High School - Audion Yearbook (Tustin, CA)

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qacullttg CVVla-zmhena Mrs. Elsie K. Daly Hlead of Spanish Department. Stanford University. B. A. len years at Tustin. Mr. Vincent L. Humeston Head of Social Science Department. Boys' Sports Coach. Pomona College. B. A. Ten years at Tustin. Miss Clara Macomber English. University of California. B. S. Fourteen years at Tustin. Mr. Ernest R. Byrne Head of Commercial Department. Boys' Sports Coach. ldaho University. B. S. Seven years at Tustin. Miss May Rose Borum Head of Dramatics Department, English. U. C. L. A.. B. A. and M. A. Eight years at Tustin. Mr. Robert Korff English and Mathematics. Boys' Sports Coach Baker University. A. B. Eight years at Tustin. Mr. George Kyle Head of Science Department. Dennison University. Ohio. A. B. Fourteen years at Tustin. Miss Elsie C. Hull Science. Girls' Physical Education. New York University. M. S. Six years at Tustin. Miss Grace A. Shults Mathematics, Pomona College. B. A. and M. A.. U. C. L. A., and Ohio State University. Nine years at Tustin. Miss Stella Yocum Head of Mathematics Department. Girls' Sports Coach. U. S. C.. A. B. Fourteen years ar Tustin. Mr. Ralph W. Cole Boys' Physical Education. Varsity Coach. U. S. C. Nine years at Tustin. Miss May Greenleaf Head of Art Department. lylr. Orville Northrup Mechanical Drawing. Wtxodshop. Two years at Tustin. Mr. Charles C. Brisco Auto Shop. Pomona College, B. A. Twelve years at Tustin. Miss Mary McVey Music Department, Piano and Pipe Organ. North Dakota Universiry. A. B.. M. A. Six years at Tustin. Miss Madge Stephens liearl of Music Department. Social Problems. l.. A. State Normal. Fourteen years at Tustin. Miss Frances Parks Office. Assistant Girls' Coach Mr. Clarence Bowman Registrar

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Jlaaociatecll Stucllenta ROBERT PANKEY President I. PA LIL FRANCIS Vice-President I. MARIORIE KENYON Secretary I, EDVVARD BRISTOVV Treasurer I. LESTER BOWMAN Athletic Manager I. ll BILL NELSON Yell Leader I. IRENE SWAIN Song Leader I. EMILY BOUCHARD Yell Lender II. NOLAN RASIIER Song Leader II. RICHARD PHILLIPS Presidenr II, Pnrl. I SAM FRANCIS Vice-President Il. BARBARA COOK Secretary II. YAEKO OKUBO Treasurer II. IAM ES THOMPSON Parlxamentanan II. NOBLE SELLARS Yell Leader I. MOLINE SWAIN Song Leader I. BI2'l'H FRANCIS Yvll Leader II. NORMAN RASIIER Song Leader II. When the joys of school are over, and the great world opens wide, three hun- dred students will look back upon the school year, 1935-'36, as a most interest- ing and enjoyable one. Aided by the cooperation of the stud- ent body, this year's executive staff has been able to forward numerous outstand- ing activities, including excellent assemb- lies, and student dances sponsored by the Senior Class, Girls' League, and P.-T. A. respectively. The inaugural Freshman initiation pro- gram, held Friday, September 20, started the year off with enthusiasm. In the usual ritual, paddling, hair-pulling and devour- ing of raw foods were only a few of the dreaded performances in which the Frosh were engaged. Rube Day, an annual feature, was held April I. Grotesque and humorous wear-- ing apparel of all sizes and shapes were dragged from family attics and proudly displayed during an entire day of foolish- ness. The annual plaque, presented to the class with the highest percentage in costume, was won by the Sophomores.