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Page 31 text:
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Freshman Class Officers ROBERT ZWISSIG - - - - - PRESIDENT MARIAN ZIEGLER .... - VICE-PRESIDENT ESTHER JASON.SECRETARY BETTY SWEENEY ------ TREASURER GEORGE USHIJIMA ----- YELL LEADER JOAN BOYD - - - - STUDENT COUNCIL REP. HELEN WITHERLY AND THELMA FREITAS - GIRLS ' LEAGUE REP. MISS LISTON, MR. BELLECI, MISS WILSON, MISS KNOLES, MR. REGLI - - - CLASS ADVISERS
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Page 30 text:
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The Freshman Class A GROUP of timid-looking freshmen went through a trying adjustment period in the fall of 1934, awed at their new vision of higher schooling. They were, per¬ haps, a little frightened at the terrible fate awaiting all scrubs in the freshman initiation. Following the adjustment period, their looks of wonderment changed to en¬ joyment in their studies and enthusiasm for their outside activities as they visualized the happy days ahead of them. The class of ' 38 took up school life with eagerness, and entered into all activities with much spirit and enthusiasm. They have had a fine representation in the Christmas play, in athletics, in band, orchestra, the glee club, in the Scholarship Society, and in the operetta. The Class of ' 38 entertained the school at a dance in the big gymnasium on February 9. In their first year in high school the freshmen have shown their ability to take part in all phases of school life, and through their cooperation with class and student body officers have had a successful year. [ 22 ]
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ACTIVITIES Schools are established for the purpose of educating students not only in book matter, but also in social living—learning to get along with others, gaining poise, self-confidence and assurance. Of vital importance are extra¬ curricular activities which train us in social living and thereby enrich our lives.
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