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Qg v. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .................................... Vice President ............................... Secretary and Treasurer ...................... Sponsor ...................................... Thomas Kiemail ...... Ted Clark ....... Julia Waits Kathleen Kerlin Senior Class Itistorn In the fall of 1927 one of the most important events in the history of Winslow High School occurred. These (shall we call them students?) at once became noticed in school activities. In our Freshman year, Julia Waits took second place for piano solo at Flagstaff, and Ambrose Baca won first place for his saxaphone solo. The class had lettermen in football, basketball, and track. Everyone who was in school at the time remembers the Sophomore dance and what a fine time he had. The class again shone in athletics. Ambrose Baca again won first place at Flagstaff for his clarinet solo. As Juniors, the class of 1931 sponsored many activities. A fine Junior-Freshman dance was given. The class play “The Mummy and the Mumps” was a huge success. And, of course, the “Jungle Prom” was the “swellest” prom Winslow High School has yet seen. There were ten lettermen from this class on the football team, two on the basketball team and two in track. At the inter-scholastic contest, James Whiteaker won first place in both boys’ solo and oration and Apolinar Rodriquez won first place for the trumpet solo. The saddest blow the class has ever known came when they were Juniors. Sam Curtis, our beloved classmate, passed away. As high and mighty Seniors, these once young and green students excel more than ever. They had eleven lettermen on the football team and four on the basketball team. Matias Gallegos, a Senior was this year’s captain for the football team, and David Parker was chosen captain for the spring track team. “The Lucky Break”, as “The Mummy and the Mumps” received much praise. A number of our class-mates are now working in different departments for honors in the scholastic contest. Page Twelve
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I t Eddie Kieman Land 29. '.'JO. 31: Lucky Break' '31. Bobbie Brayman Glee Club '30. 31: Girl'ii Quartet 30. '31: “Once In A Blue Moon : I. u • k y B r e u k : Pep 30. '31. Band 28. 20. 30. 31: Gl.i- Club '28. '20. 30. '31: Pickles : “Once In A Blue Moon”: Mummy And the Mump ; Meteor Staff. James LaPrade Band 'JO. '30. '31: Glee Club 28. '20. 30: 'Plck. leu: “Tulip Time : Meteor Staff '31: “Lucky Break . Matias Gallegos Glee Club 28. 20. 30. 31: TulipTime' : “Pickles : Once In A Blue Moon : Track '28: Basketball: 28. '20. '30. '31; Football '27 28. 30.: W Club '31: Cliris-pitas ; Spanish Club '20. 30. Ted Clark Glee Club 28. 20. '.'to. 3 1 : Tulip Time : “Pickles : Once In A Blue Moon : Band 28. 20. 30; “Lucky Break : Orange Colored Neck tie : Football '28. '20: Vice - iiresidcnt Senior Class '31: Annual Staff '31. Vivian Camp Mildred Hurst Glee Club 20. 30. 31: Picklea ; 'Thc Mummy and the Mumps': Lucky Break ': Pop Squad '30. 31; Annual Staff '31. Evelyn Vaughan Glee Club 28. '20. 30. Squad 28. 20. 30. 31; '31 : “Tulip Time ; •'Pickles : “Once In A Blue Moon”; Girl's Solo 28. 20: Lucky Break: Pep Squad Annual Staff. Thomas Kiernan Football '30: Hand '28. 20. 30. 31: “Chispitas 30; W Club 30. Class President 28. 20. 30. '31 : Track 30. David Parker Glee Club 31; “Once In A Blue Moon ; Band '28. 29. '30: The Mummy and the Mumps : Tho Ghost Story ; Football 20. 30: President W Club: Track 20. '30. tain '31 : Vloe-presl- it of Student Council o; Kdltor of High School News Notes 31: Marriage Cake . Georgia Hancock Glee ClUh 28. 29. '31: Tulip Time : “Orange Colored Necktie : Once In A Blue Moon : Basketball 28. 20. 30; Pep Squad '20. 30. ' Page Thirteen
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