Galt High School - Highlights Yearbook (Galt, CA)

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Married Gladys Oldershaw, Mrs. John Campbell ,.....,...... Alda VVinger, Mrs. Rodeffer ,.,.......,,,.......A.w............... Virginia Randall, Mrs. l-larry Fawcett ........... . Lillian Saner, Mrs. jack McKinstry ...........,.... Theresa Gerling, Mrs. Kolb .........4....................,. Cecily Randall, Mrs. Riebon .i.............................. Grace Larrick, Mrs. Farley Hennesy ............. Madeline Fox, Mrs. Harry Witclier .......... Ruth I-lauschildt, Mrs. Alvin Clark ............. Eda Orr, Mrs. Charles Carter ..........,..,,,... Tina Daniels, Mrs. Tyrell VVard .....i..... Vera Seavy, Mrs. Fred Fawcett ..........., Bernice Gibson, Mrs. Edwin Derr ........, .. Maud Smith, Mrs. Soare ........................................ Myrtle Baldwin, Mrs. Reg Ward ..............,.......... Vivian Kreeger, Mrs. Charles Genasci ............,.. Other Professions John Campbell. Secretary of State's Office. Ephe Bottimore, Spring Valley Water Co. . Leslie Hicks, Nash Motor Co. .,.............i......,............ . Paul Larrick, United Auto Supply Co. ......... . Jack McKinstry, Southern Pacific ...................... Roy Porter, Pacific Telephone Co. ............ . Ottilee Gerling, Southern Pacific .......... Frank Donaldson .,..,,...................,...............,.... 1-larry Dixon ............................,,.........,.............. Jessalyn Bisagno, Local Store ............................... Arthur Gerling, Draftsman ......................,.................... lrene Hauschildt, Civil Service Employee .... Jessie Xwillis, Sego Condensory .........................,...... Leo Hitchcock, Oil VVells ..................................... ....... Leland Maxwell, Milk Association ............. Thelma Kreegcr, Bowman's Shop ........... Fred Bolton, Clay Oil Wells ,.................. Constance Smith ...........i.....r.........r................................... Leona I-lanschildt ....,.......,..........................................,....... Margaret Fawcett, Langdon Sz Dexter ........... Mae Morris, Post Office ................................,,........................ Doris Dunn, Dr. Beatty ......................................,......................., Gertrude Fawcett, Stockton Iron Works ..... ........,.....Sacramento Los Angeles ....,.......Los Angeles ...........BakersHelcl .................. Stockton ............San Francisco . ..i..i.. .Excelsior Minn. 7 ..............Sacramento .......,.,...Lockcford Oakland Grove ...........i..Sacramento 1 ..............Galt ram ento Bruno ...........,San Francisco ..............Sacramcnto ,.........Bakersfield ..............Sacramento ................,....................,......Sacramento Klamath Falls, Oregon . ........... ...............,............. . .Oakland ..............Sacramento .Fullerton ..............Sacramento ........,.....Sacramento ...........San Francisco ..............Sacramento .i...............Stockton ........,,,...Sacramento ...........................Stockton Angelina Sarventi Remington T Jewriter Co,. .... . ...., ....,..,.... S an Francisco G b 3 b Nursing Emily Goeller .......... .......................................... ................ . . . ,..... . ..... San Francisco Lois Bolton, County Hospital ......,........... ..,.....i.....................,........,...,. .............. S a cramento Helen Burnett, St. joseph Hospital ...................,.................,...,........, ...................... S tockton Margaret College, University of California Hospital ...ii............. San Francisco Deceased Alice Brown Pio Lippi Twenty-two

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W l 'lIllllllllllllllIllIIIIIIlW lgl Illlllllllllllll' A ' S At Home Russel Solney ...........,.,... ............,,..,.....,................,... ....,.,,..,.. G a lt lfVilli:Lm 1X11grave., .,..., lirancis fJ'Sl1ea .............. lfvelyn Urr ....A..........,A , lirancis lluhert ......,.... l'aul .llarhei '....,,....,,..... .,,. Florence Randall ..4.......,... Gustav Gerling .,.,.......... .. Xvllllillll liraclforil ........... blames I-larher .....,..A....., . Victor Crump ............ Lucy llart ...........,.,..........4. lllarion Randall .A.. ,.... ...,.., , Clarence llauschilclt ...,...... lirwin .lflauschilclt ,,.,.. ......,......Galt ,.,..........Galt ..............Thornton ........i...Twin City ............TWin City ............Bruceville ...,.......,..Tl101'l1tO11 ,,.,.....'llhornton ...,......,...,.....,.Elliott ............TXV1I'1 City .ii.,.......TWin City ............TWin City Roberts Nichols ........ . ..........,.........,.....,.....,.........., ....,......... 'fl 'hornton At School VVilliam lllancl, ......,. ,,..,........,......,.........,.,.....,......,..........,..,.,. U niversity of California lbonalcl lrelancl .............. 'lllleoclore llarms .....i.. . llean llenxtli ,............. Fern llraclforcl .......... lilizzilaetli Gunn ........... ....,.......,.,.Physics and Surgeons College ..............................i.......University of California ........,.University of Southern California ......,.....San jose State Teachers College ..,.......i.San jose State Teachers College Florence Uarhei '...,.,.,.,. ...,.,.,......,,.......,,,,,......,,,...,........,.., U niverslty of California 'Peter Germain ,............,,. ..............................,.,...... F resno State Teachers College llflarsliall Angrave ..,......... ......,,.... I Du Four Secretarial School, Sacramento May il-latchelclei '.., .,....,.. ......,........................, C o llege of Commerce, Stockton john Crump ,.,,..,,,,,,,,,.. ...,,,.,........,,,..,.,....i.......i. unior College, Sacramento Clarence H art ...,,,.,,... .............,.............,.....Polvtechmcal College, Oakland Otto Sargenti .......,,,, ,.....,............,,,.,,,,.,,,...,...., P olytechnical College, Oakland ,lleatriee Orr ..,....,......,.. ....,....... I Ju Four Secretarial School, Sacramento Rose Villiborghi ........... .ti..................,.....i.........i........,...,... U niversity of California Alice Peterson .........,...... .........................,...........,.., C ollege of Commerce, Stockton Teaching Katherine Reynolds .......... ....,.... ....,......................... ............,..,............ I C i ndergarten Margaret Smith ..............,, .,...................,........ .......,..i.......l...,,............,........,...,...,.,.,....,....... . Alice Ray ...................,,..,..... .............,........ G rammar School, Galt Faye l,1,DI'tCl '......... .,........., Grammar School, Rio Vista l.loyc,l Chase ...,........ Ethel Colledge .....,..... Aileen Chase ,.....i... Helen .l3arl,aer .......... Lulu O'Shea ........,... .,.......,..,..Grammar School, Fresno School, Lompoc ....,....i..Grammar School, Galt Galt .i......i.Gra1nmar School, Colony Page Twenty-one

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Literary THE CODE OF THE WEST 'llhe horizon in the west was etched in gold as the great red sun sank be- hind the stately snow-capped mountains. Deep down in a little valley four men were waiting with bated breaths the ruthless attack of their pursuers. One a lad of scarcely eighteen stood at a small window trying to pierce the fast falling shadows for a sign of the sheri'tI's posse. A heavy hand fell on his shoulder and he turned to see the leader of the most notorious gang of outlaws in VVyoming standing by his side. The man was tall but slightly stooped and his weather-beaten countenance proclaimed him a man of VVest. Here, our race is about run! 'l'hey've got us where we can't get out. Not that l'm kicking at Fortune for I don't give a hang but you, lad, are too young to die by a hang1nan's loop or gun. 'llhe man spoke coolly and his face was expressionless. slim, do you really mean you don't care whether you live or die ? the boy asked, incredulously. 'l'he man shrugged his shoulders and answered, slowly, Herb, I took a great liking to you the first time I saw you, l, admired your gameness. Then, when you got in trouble, 'I' persuaded you to join us. God! Boy, we're trapped here through the treachery of one man whom l always trusted. Herb, I can't let you die the death of an ordinary rustler. I'm responsible for your being here, 'llhe man paused and then went ou. I had a boy once, a merry lad who would have been about your age if he had lived. He was killed by a horse when he could hardly toddle and then Rose, my wife, died and here's where I drifted. The wild daring life was the only thing I have ever cared for since. Some way I can see my son in you and therefore I had figured to get you out of this rotten hole. Look here, jim, l'll take my medicine with the rest of you. You know well as I do l didu't rob that store back home, but I could never have made a jury see it. I'd been in jail a long time ago if it hadn't been for you, the boy answered, calmly. No lad, listen. 'lloniffht about 1'lIlCl-lllffllt you Gotta' slim out and beat it . - ' Y as c. , 2: , , into Mexico. One man can manage where four can t. Dont let Shorty or Sam catch on for they'd double-cross you suref' the man sald as he turned back to his post. Herbert Stanton's glance followed the man admiringly. Outlaw or not he was a type of man that one could not help but admire and respect. In this man breathed the spirit of the VVest, wild and reckless but true to the last. Night closed in and the man urged the boy to flee for his life but the boy refused. Shots were interchanged between the robbers and posse. Shortly before midnight llerb recklessly strode to the window and glanced out. A dull report and the boy fell to the floor. jim Cairn ran to the boy's side and knelt over him feeling swiftly for the wound. The blood indicated it was in his shoulders. Swiftly he secured a rude strip of cloth, he bandaged it and laid the boy on a nearby bunk. Shorty, come here, Cairn called softly and in the gloam a short squat figure of a man appeared. Did they get Sam ? Shorty answered, Yep, shot him through the head. Page Twenty-three