Woodland High School - Ilex Yearbook (Woodland, CA)

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TH E ILEX 7 MR. MISS Miss MIss Miss MRS. MIss MR. MISS MR. MR. MRs. MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. FACULTY Faculty WILLIAM HYMAN ......... HELEN SWINTON ...... CATHERINE DOBIE .s.,... MIRIAM COLEMAN ....... MARY GOLDINC ........ MAE BUNKER .....,. MARGARET SILK ........L.,. LEONARD THATCHER .,.... LELA EWERT ............ LEo COSSMANN ........,,.... RAYMOND BUTZBACH ...... ELAMAE PROCTOR ........ CORA CHALMER5 ..,..,... ERMA KELLOGC .............. CONSTANCE BOESKEN .... PEARL SIFFORD ............,. VERREL WEBER ..,......,.. JAMES K. CossMANN ........ FRANK C. MCREYNOLDS ......, ,.,,,, , A ARTHUR THoMAs .......,.. LUTHER DuBois ...... MARK HAVENHILL ........ Subjects .......Principal .......E.nglish .......English, French .......E.nglish, C-lee Club .......English Commercial Commercial Mathematics Science, Algebra Science, Physical Education Science U. S. History European History Domestic Science and Art Art ancl Domestic Science Latin, Spanish Physical Education Physical Education Music Manual Arts Agriculture Farm Mechanics

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6 THE ILEX EDITORIAL The year 1925-26 has been a banner year. The fall semester was started with a slight handicap in that the auditorium and boys' gymnasium were not completed. Due to the tireless efforts of the board of trustees and lVlr. Hyman, the work was rushed to a finish and we were able to have our Christmas play in the new auditorium. There is yet one other addition to our school plant before it is complete and that is the cafeteria. We had hoped to have the use of this modern convenience the beginning of the spring term, but because of lack of equipment, it will not be ready for occupancy till next fall. The fire and all of its subsequent inconveniences have almost been forgotten, but the spirit of friendly cooperation and helpfulness which dominated the student body then have not diminshed in the least. This year, we might say, every student has worked for the benefit of his class and the school as a whole, which was proved by the keen competition in the ticket-selling contests for the athletic games and The Gypsy Rover, not to mention the student body card sale and the Orange Peal subscription drive, besides other spirited contests. Although the Juniors sold the most tickets for The Gypsy Rover and won the Orange Peal drive, due honor must be given the Senior Class for buying student body cards 100 per cent. This is the first time in the history of the school that every member of one class bought a card. The first semesteigthe financial system of the school was entirely reorganized. For the first time in many years the athletics, especially football, has been able to finance itself, leaving a surplus in the treasury. Although our various teams may not have won all of the games played, they have had the satisfaction of knowing that the school was back of them. Let us continue to show the boys that we will give them our hearty support in the future. This year the annual Ilex show was a musical comedy entitled The Gypsy Rover. It was played to a packed house two nights and everyone who saw it pronounced it the best amateur performance ever presented in Woodland. Flashing bits of humor, lilting melodies, gorgeous costumes and beautiful lighting effects all combined to make The Gypsy Rover something to be long remembered by all who witnessed it. The sale of tickets and the receipts at the door totaled Sl,3I8, which far exceeded the expectations of everyone. Now that the school year is nearly over, we must think of parting soon. How dear to the heart of every Senior is the memory of the four short years that we lingered here. Whether we have accomplished much or little we have tried hard to do our best always, and we leave dear old Woodland High with many a regret for our good times, knowing that when we go from here, each one must make his own pathway to success or fall by the wayside.

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THE ILEX CDistinguished Scholarship CROII 1925 - 1926 Eleta Abshier Anita Adams Julius Bauman Dorothy Bigelow Bernice Braden Eleanor Fait Evelyn Kern Jean Laurence Virginia Long V Alice Luraschi Paul Marr Walter Miller Arleen Millsap Mildred Millsap Mary Louise Nordyke Jerome Parker Dorothy Pyle Norine Roth Elva Schliemann Frederick Schuder Arline Spannaus Eunice True Henry Wulff