Venice High School - Gondolier Yearbook (Venice, CA)

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MORGAN WARN ER President DAVE WARD Vice-President DON WILDE Secretary-Treasurer 0 l'After entering Venice High School in February, l935, we knew our class was destined to become one of the most outstanding ever to enter these portalsf' boasted Morgan Warner, prexy of the mighty winter class of '4l. I had asked Morgan to tell me something about the history of that peppy collection of red- sweatered senior A's who were making school history. According to Prexy Morgan, this class zoomed right through the first two years and soon were A9's. They elected Beverly Cray to the office of junior student body president, with james Caylor vice-president and LaVerne Higham treasurer. Their A9 graduation and -I-. M party went off with great gusto. Im eats ' Speeding right ahead, the class became twelfth graders. ln their final semester w ,M they chose Morgan Warner, Don Wilde, and David Ward to see that their class A had all possible good times coming to them. Morgan tells me this last semester has been passing all too quickly with a maze of events . . . Senior Sweater Day, followed by the big game with Samohi that will go down in the annals of Venice . . . then john Rosier being selected on the All-Southern California football team. 0.The Typical American contest came and went, with Audrey Corrigan and Milton Maguire from the Best in the West AlZ class chosen as the regular American high school girl and boy. Then came the Community Chest campaign and the surprise to senior A Oarsman Editor Alice Pickens when her Community Chest cov- erage caused the paper to win first place. Foot Loose Cast Chosen, Plans Under Way was the headline appearing in the . ' November ZO Oarsman. The play was presented january lO, a rip- roaring success. Elsie Kovinick, Milton Maguire, and Steve jamison were elected Ephebians. And now Morgan is planning the Senior Prom and Banquet. 0 Then on january Bl comes commencement- a beautifully sad affair, as one senior A expressed it, when lO6 upperclassmen, clad in blue and white caps and gowns, will receive diplomas. This final step over, the Winter class of '4l, Best in the West, will enter a world of strange and new ideas to begin anew as they did in '35 when they first entered the portals of Venice High School . . . And so l say, good luck, class of W'4l. W'4I Advisers Ernest Champion and Elsie McLaughlin 30