Amador County High School - Skip Yearbook (Sutter Creek, CA)

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1sws...,. ' CHRISTMAS PLAY The Christmas Play this year was a bigger success than ever before. lt' was a three-act comedy named 6'That Crazy Smith F amilyn, and that title certainly fitted the play. , - Remember how Pa Smith, who was ably played by I oe Pinotti, was con- stantly in a turmoil over his four children who were Betty and Buddy, the two imps of the family, played by Mary Eleanor Davis and Bill Gilesg Tony, the football hero, played by Franklin Boitanog and Sally, the artist of the family, played by Patricia Ferretti. Naturally throughout the whole play Ma Smith came to the rescue of the children. This part was played by Suzanne Erickson. Supporting players to this hectic family were Mary Lou Cassella, LaVerne Allen, Betty Lu Cassou, Beverly Carne, Ed Swift, and Bill McGee. The play was under the direction of Miss Daniel. s

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Jan. 22---S.C. Society held initiation in gym. Feb. 9 ---- Played Sonora in A and B basket- ball. Won B gameg lost A. Feb. 20 ---- Julia Fiske Peart sang in second National Assembly. Feb. 23 ---- Jackson vs. S. C. in last games of year. W e Won both. Mar. 3 ---- Basketball tournament held at Sonora. y Mar. 7 ---- S.C. Society had basketball dinner. Mar. 26 ---- Tennis girls played Calaveras. Mar. 26 ---- Started a weekbs Easter vacation. April 6 ---- Barn dance given by Service Club and F. F. A. April 10 ---- Defeated Ione in first league baseball game at Ione. April 11 ---- Laura Jean Nast, pianist, pre- sented last National Assembly of year. April 13 ---- Sutter Creek vs. Jackson in base- ball at Sutter. April 18 ---- Annual oratorical contest held at Sutter Creek. April 20 ---- Seniors presented 'Trofessor How Could You? April 25 ---- Public School Wfeek program. April 26 ---- X-ray pictures of students, heart and lungs were taken. May 4 ---- NMay Time Junior Prom theme. May 12 ---- Tennis finals at Jackson. May 18 ---- Bret Harte was setting of Mother Lode Track Meet. June 8 ---- Seniors full of joy and sorrowl--- graduation day. 7

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SCHOCDL SPIRIT Due to people's moving away to work in war industry, and many of the boys going into the armed forces, our student 'body has been smaller during the 1944-45 school year than it has been for many years. ln spite of this fact the school spirit has continued to reign as strong and forceful as ever. At every athletic contest, social function, and educational activity the students have turned out in splendid representation of Sutter Creek High. They have cheered our teams on to victory and have continued to cheer in the face of defeat. Everyone has worked together to make our school a pleasant place in which to obtain an education. , The combined school spirit of students and teachers alike will remain in the memories of the alumni as one of their most pleasant experiences in life. It has been proved here that people working together can make a peaceful democratic world. 27