Imperial Valley press., 1922-05-27
CLASS OF 1929

CLASS OF 1922
c. q. II. s.
In 1912 nine young people were grad
uated from Central Union high school,
the fourth and largest class sent out by
the school On Friday morning, June
2, just one less than 50 people viii be
presented diplomas by the. board of
trustees and will 90 out to study other
places in higher institutions or to find
their places in the business or industrial
world.
What will they all do next year?
Here is what they want to do, but all
may not have their ambition realized ac-
cording to choice. Certain it is, how
ever, that many of them will continue
their education either in the junior col
lege to be established in FL Centre or at
other institutions. That every one has
a worthy ambition is proven by the
answers they have given in their own
handwriting to the question at the be-
ginning Of this. paragraph.
Frank OFT wants to study music,
Charlotte Dearborne would travel
around the world, Grayce Mckinney
wants to go to WELLESLEY, Grayce Morgait
wants to attend q school of dramatic eX-
preston, Edna Provost has an ambition
to spend year in the Philippines.
George MeserQle viii take literary
course at junior college, II. Davis wants
to travel abroad and see the world, Roy
johnson expresses no preference, Morti
mer Coyle would take q course in me
chanical engineering in junior college
and at he.California Institute OF Tech
nol0gy.
yty;11,o4 II -.,,ofJ t11 ,4;,,o I;,
studies in mechanical engineering. Ivan
Quincy has an ambition to be Il scien
tific farmer aud would go to Davis,
Charles Rogers would study in Nevada
School of Mines, Sam Berry will at
tend the state university, Goldie Allen
would like to do the same and take an
engineering course, Bernard Barton
would like to 90 to Annapolis, G. Grun
bies wants to continue his studies some
where, Murie Winters would like 4 posi-
tion as,private secretary to somebody in
San Francisco, Cornelia Clark would
study music and art in New York,
Frances North prefers course at
Brownsberger business college, Harry
Oakley hopes to study at Davis Agri-
cultural college.
Margaret Fleming expects to study to
become an M. u. at Berkeley, Bartie
Reams win prepare for teaching, John
Greer has an ambition to train as avia-
tor, Chester Kluck wants to go to U. c.
and play on the freshman football team.
Wilma Farris would prefer to attend
the College of Physical Education in
Chicago or would break world record
in something, Maria Cox will attend iu-
nior college, Martha Sahm wants TO
travel, Bertie Martin would also like to
go abroad.
Dora Chambers would attend Pomona
college, Tommy Fisher has an ambition
TO study at Occidental, Harold Lord
wants to be an electrical engineer, and
would Study at California Institute OF
Technology, Joe Franken will attend
junior college, 'rhelma Scott wants to
study vocal in Milan conservatory,
Helen Stafford would study dramatics
at an academy in New York, Beulah
Willoughby wants to be an interior
decorator and would study her profess
sion at Berk eley, Roy Hasha would at
tend Davis School of Agriculture.
Walter Wakefield would study at u.
C. Eunice Shafer would attend Pomona
college, Clinton Lynch viii be an agrl-
culturist, Edgar House wants to study
surgery at Occidental, Helen Girard TO
dramatic school Of art and music at New
York, Mary Flint would study voice in
Cincinnati conservatory, Gladys Moore,
business course at Brownsberger college,
Jessie Thomas will study nursing, Dom
aldine Carey would like to study at