Biggs High School - Rice Blade Yearbook (Biggs, CA)

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Freshmen llass ,av .. 1 l 4 'im' ir .W m...ff '4-an . A . lzultmn Row- E. Anderson, ll. Askew. A, Lewis. J. Hinrriizzui, ll. Switzer, M. Mor- gan, A. Nukisliinizi. ll. llrewer. A. Ryan. E. Weiiinzvn. A. llzirliy. V. FHWIIS. ll. Allen, I,. Munes, C. IR-terson, ll. Nelson, ll, Killngsworth. Seeuml Row Miss Curries, l.. Hkllllllli-'l', li. Grell, ll. linker A. Hrell. Nl, Lnmlln-rg. IC. Sk'lll'.'ll4'l', ll. Allen, M, Teel, ld. Wlilte, N. Smith, ll. Tlielmcll. ll. Slairkl'N- l-- Nelsun. R. Ollnsleznd, D. llreyer. 'l'l1ir1l Row 'l'. Kzulowaki. ll. 'l'll0lHll'll. ll. Brink, KV, Cllzlplin, ld, Evans. li. linclowzlki. ll, Sizelove. W, llzlrniunn. ll. Luntzlmerger. Fun: 'li Row ll. Gruv. N, l,olg1ren, G Slusser. R. ll2llU'l. li. Nlelmain, Nlr. Hllllllllll. First Selneslel' Russell linker . Mary lilliznlrel ll Asl Uurlyss Peterson Luis Nelson ..,, lmlr llrink Wesley Miller Helly Allen I-lxelyn Anderson ln-tty Arinslronpz liulnerl Al'IllSll'0llLf URW Mzlrv lfllizuhet ll Askew Res:-iell Baker liulrerl lluker lluriri Brewer Roller! llrlllk 'rlllllllly Carlson Wilfred Chaplin llzlrllm llreyer Arla llarhy Earnest lflvzuis l':1ll5 Fuwns Williaini Gran' .-Xrllinr Hrell f ..- Vlnss 1lllll'l'lN , Presillenl Vice President . Secretary .. 'l'I'Ql2lSlll'9I' S. A. A. , , . Yell Leader Nleinlmers ul' flue Vluss Roy Grell Leslie Huniiner Julia llurrignn Kenjiro Kzulowzlki Toni Kaclowzxki lll'l'll'lIIll? Killingswortli George lAllllZlbllI'p.!,l'I' Arlene Lewis Norman l.0l'p:ren lvlzirvin lillllilllvllf Lum-ille Memes Male Morgan George Mcheun Wesley Miller Annabelle Nuknsliimzi Seeoml Senlewtel' Arlene Lewis Curlyss Peterson lin:-ze Ollnsteznl llolr Sizeluve A , lloh llrink H George Nll'lA'illl Doris Nelson l.ni:. Nelson llwsie fyllllf-ill'il1' Vorlyss l'ets-rsun Anna Mae llynn lfllizzlbetll SCllI'1lilt'l' Robert Sizeluve George Slus:-:er Nell Smith Ruth Starkey Gladys Switzer Maxine 'Feel Durotliy Tlielraleli XYilli:1u1 'l'llel1ueli Furl 'l'hnrn11m lilizzllmetll vlvfllllllilll lirllo White 'l'lie l l'1'Slllll2lll'S :nnnuzll return was nel given clue lu ton inmiuv n1l1el'm-tlvlllew 'l'l1e l l'l'Slllll2lll 4-lass wen the Yell all llme ! i-eslnnzxn lleemlplinn. n Eli - . 'l'lle l reslnnen sold enmly lin' il week. 'l'he l ltNllllllll li I .1 lmntli .lf the Fun Xwlnl YY Y . 5 . llle l'1-eslnnen genre za skit :ll llie l reslnnz1n's lleeeptiun.

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Sophomore Class - -M-.1 - x.-r----v- llottom Row M. Lantz. J. Dreyer, ll. Mawhinney, K. Samuelson, 0. Charlton M ss Rosenberg. P. Moore, D. Ventioner. E. White. Second Row-fJ. West. R. Starkey, J. Carrico, R. Pritchard. J. Lofgren. M. VS augh W. Lewis. 'l'hird Row+F, Hansen, Mr. Reynolds. F. Sehill. ll. Plaster. 'l'. .lack Carrico Ora Charleton Josie Dreyer Roy Gardella Frank Hansen Mildred Lautz William Lewis First Sem .lt-rome Lofgren Fran li Pereira . ....... . Jael: Carrieo . Fred Sehill . .....,........ ,.... .... . . Ar the in-it - Members ot' the Vlass Jerome Lofgren Dorothy Mawhinney Tomio Mnuekawa Frank Pereira Bert Plaster Roy Pritchard Kathrrn Samuelson Fred Schill Vlass Ufi'ivers Munelcawa. Ralph Starkey Dora Ventioner Marvin Vance Francis VVaugh James West Elma White Pauline Moore Second Se-mt stt r President .......... .,......,. I 'red qchlll . .. Vice President ,....... .. .. Frank Pereira Secretary Kr Treasurer ..... .. .. Elma VVhlle Yell Leader .....,...... .... . . ......... William lewis ' 1 tshllllll inception the Nmpltotnore t-lass presenttd 1 skit entitled 'l'l1e I a4'ulty Meeting. During' the latter part ot' I eln'uary the S4lllh0llltt1'l'S attent 1 the motion pit-ture So Red the Rose . and t'llarlie t'han's C 4-ret in Oroville. .Xt the annual Fun Nite, Marvli 27, the Sopluontoi-es had a xt sm-1-essl'uI booth ln Throwing Darts at the balloons. +++ I .UI .tts UNI Who floflz uffffmpf smut' lofty ntotmfnfns lll'l !IIIf. gll1lIflllIl'I.ll-tlf1lII'llf'll wlmf fn flu' uprusf Oljl' The N1HHHlI.f'S point lIjljlI'IIl'7ll, u.wfo:1islr'd .ww lfs l'I0llll'lj top, HlIl if'Sf1'I' and l'l1lIll'fj!'ff, TIIll'f'l'l'II.lj aloft, as r1'i.wfnuf as Iwfnrw.

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LITERATURE -l--l-+ SPRING fBLOlSlSOMS Their fragrance fills the air, These blossoms sweet and fair, ' Though winds may blow, They will not gog The blossomsstill cling there. Now many weeks have past The blossoms gone at last To world's unknown, These flowers have flown, They 're sweet just while they last. -Kathryn Samuelson + + + IN THE MEADOVV Down in the meadow Where the daffodils blow, Down where the meadow larks Noisily fly to and fro, Therc's where I long to roam 'Neath the moon 's soft g'low, In the stillness of evening, When the shadows grow. -Gcnefva, H urlsou. A + + + AN ESSAY ON NOTHING Nothing is the most indefinite thing i11 the World. If you are doing nothing, you .are doing something, so you're never doing no- thing. If you think you are doing nothing, you are wrong, because you are breathing or doing some other sub-conscious act. Nothing fills the universe, but there must be something beyond the stars .and suns or there wo'uldn't. be anything, which is quite untrue, for there are suns and planets. Nothing, nothing, nothing, what a word, if we could only cover all the things it really means. The dictionary defines it as: Not being or existence, also not any particular thing, act, or event, not anything or something, nothing, denying any existing thing, and opposed to things including anything a11d something. So you see it covers a wide variety of indefinite things. There isn't any nothing any place, so nothing can't be some thing. Yet nothing nmst be something or it wouldn't be in the dic- tionary. The song goes, I got plenty of ll0l'llI1lg',H but how could he have anything if he had nothing? Of course he would have nothing, but what is it? It is a long subject ard one that I have not facilities to cover. If I did, I would have something more than nothing to do. Nothing is something that I ha11d to my teachers when I don't do my work. Nothing is what the lazy man thinks he is doing, so what is nothing? I leave it up to you. -Fred Sclrill.