Galt High School - Highlights Yearbook (Galt, CA)

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GUHSLAi?4 THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSGCIATIGN The G. A. A. is a club open only to girls who are active in athletics, and who have been on two or more winning teams in major sports. A two-court basketball game was played with the Rolling Pin Girls of Stockton in February. Galt lost the exciting game, 44114. The players who participated were: guards-Edna Peters, Emma Kraft, Doris Tohnson, Florence Gudel, and Iennie Adolf: forwards-Eleanor Saner, Grace Saner, Florence Rath, Claire Pinkham, and lone Konrad. After basketball season Emma Kraft and Elma Heinrich joined the club. The initiation was held April 2 in the cafeteria following a pot-luck supper. Several of the girls attended a Play Day in Elk Grove on Saturday, April 13. The officers of this club are: Doroth Lava nino, residentg Grace Saner, Y 9 P vice-president: Emogene Cota, secretary-treasurer, first semester, and Eleanor Saner, secretary-treasurer, second semester. Miss McCullough said of this club: Its purpose is to give the girls some- thing to look forward to as a reward for their achievement in athletics. UI E. Saner, E. Kraft, F. Gudel, D. Iohnson. IZI M. Price, C. Pinkham, I. Konrad. L, Geiger, L. Rau. Q31 Miss McCullough, R, Lucchesi, G. Saner. E. Yagi, E.. Heinrich. HJ B. Morse, E. Cota, D. Lavagnino, I. Adolph, E. Peters 2 I

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R W l - R. Livingstone. L. Caldwell, L. Freeman. F. Gu- D az, L. Radkc. O.Wegat, E. Saner, T, Ramirez, B. C5UI-IS 1 . W. Barber, D. Iohnson, l. Konrad, M. Seibel. E. c, . 0 ye, .Cas eros, F. Miller, N. Fuku ara, . Ward, Miss Wright, B, Hambleton. TI-IE I-II LIGI-ITS The following members of this annual staff have Worked their hardest and tried their best to make this book a Worthy reminder of the year of 1939-40. Editor ..................................,....,.............................. D. Iohnson Ass't Editor ....... ....... R . Livingstone Feature Editor ..... ......i. L . Caldwell Sports Editor ....... .............. B . l-lambleton Class Editor ......... ............................ G . Bader Club Editors .......,..., ............ E . Kraft and E Gudel Business Manager ...... ................................... W . Barber Asst Bus. Mgrs. ..... ....... G . Casheros and L. Freeman Art Editor ......... ................................. l . Konrad Typist ........................................................................ M. Seibel Snapshot Editor ........................................................ Nishida Throughout the book the art editor has contributed pictures of different views of the school buildings and grounds. The business managers spent several days getting ads in order that this book could be printed Without using the Student Body's money. The pictures and vvriteaups were assembled by the various editors and placed on their respective pages. The members of the staff worked earnestly to include in the book all phases of school life. To the people who contributed ads and snapshots we express our genuine appreciation. Miss Wright, in speaking of her staff this year, said, I have sincerely enjoyed Working with this group of seniors. They have shown initiative, cooperation, enthusiasm, and effort. 20h

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GUl-IS THE GERMAN CLUB This is the only foreign language club in the school. Although German is not spoken exclusively during the meetings, all students must have a HB' average before they can join the club. At the beginning of the school term the club officers drew up a consti- tution in place of the one that was lost. It was voted upon and immediately put into effect. Lawrence Radke was elected the song leader in December. In Ianuary a party was held in the cafeteria with these five new members being initiated: E. lack, L. Seibel, D. Ladd, lshizuka, and H. Stamp. Winlc 'Emu and the singing of German songs constituted the entertainment before refreshments were served. Monthly meetings were held throughout the year. A deficit in the German Club was finally overcome by a candy sale in November and a camera, cake, and candy raffle on April 24. The club attended a Weiner roast at Lodi Lake, May 15, concluding that occasion with the election of the officers for the next year. Club officers are: F. Gudel, president, W. Barber, vice-presidentg l. Kon- rad, secretary-treasurerg and L. Radke, song leader. When asked what she thought of this club, Miss Learned stated: The German Club not only offers an opportunity for students to develop latent quallties of leadership, but also stimulates in its members a desire to become more familiar with Germany's rich culture. Row 1 -- D. Ladd, lshi:uka, D. Gochring. Q21 M. Sei bel. F.Guflcl, E. Kraft. H. Wegat, L. Radkc, O. Wcgat B. Miller, L. Scihcl. 131 I. Nishida, E. Heinrich, L. Rau H. Goehring. D. Klancr, V. Gaub. Miss Learned, I. Kon rad. VV. Barber. D. Konrad, H. Schmidt, E. lack. 22