Grass Valley High School - Stray Leaves Yearbook (Grass Valley, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1941 volume:

Ex .flbnla l 7 THE STRAY LEAVES PCR IQLLI Published By The Senior Class of Grass Valley l-llgh School - Grass Valley, Calif. Dedication For their untiring efforts toward the betterment of sports in this High School and because of their having been Freshmen along with us, we, the annual staff of l94l, dedicate this annual to William Bill George and Arthur Art Hooper. William George ...--.. Zin emnriam DELBERT D. MANROSS Teacher in the Grass Valley High School V927-l94l Jldlminiatnatlon The theme of the l94l Stray Leaves is Patriotism, This is especially appropriate at this time, when our country is concentrating all energy on a total defense program. We have much to be thankful for in this country and sometimes our privileges are taken too much for granted, but we have examples in other parts of the world of what can happen here. We must all help in this national program, which calls for the active support of all loyal citizens, in order to protect our democratic form of government. Students and graduates can help by performing daily tasks efficiently and carrying their share of responsibility. ln this way we can demonstrate our patriotism and help promote national unity and provide for total defense. Breathes there the man with soul so dead, Who never to himself hath said, This is my own, my native land? Whose heart hath ne'er within him burned, As home his footsteps he hath turned From wandering on a foreign strand? Mr. G. T. Tennis Principal Miss Reynolds Mr. B. George Mr. Wilson Mr. Stevens Mr. H. George Miss WI Mr. Phillips Miss Dyke Miss McVaney Miss Dillinger Miss Huffer Miss Robertson Mr. Stenberg Miss Roberts Mr, Cliristin Mr. Marks Mr. Underwood Miss Ochoa Mr. Hooper Miss Greeley Mr. Rush Mr. DeWil i nw K ...vw- E. Osborne D. Seay W. Morrison A. Dolenar Secretory Business Monoger President Vice President Studlent Councill The Student Council, under the direction ot Mr, Gilbert Tennis, hod o very suc- cessful yeor. Under Bob Fulton, the first semester went oft smoothly, ond Wolly Mor- rison tollowed this precedent during the second semester. Among the more prominent things occomplishd vvos on omendment to the Constitution, increasing the size of the Council. G. Rowe, M. Austin, W. Morrison, J. Stephens, J. Roush, A. Dolinor, G. Nettell, E. Orborne, J. Santaga, E. Pasferis. -an .Stnaq loaves Alta Cox DOROTHY WHITING Assistant Edifor Editor The staff of this annual was selected in November, 1940, After six months of hard labor, the HSTRAY LEAVES was sent to press on April 25, 1941. The staff's work was climaxed with the distribution of the book during the last week in May. W. Morrison, H. Tennis, M. Black, A. Meyers, A. Dilts, E. Wong, J. Gunter, J. Lawyer, V. Anthony, E. Orzalli, Miss Dyke, M. Atkinson, E. Osborne, C. Morrison, A. Allen. D. CRISPIN D. DOLINAR Assistant Business Business Manager Manager CLASSES Bob Bryan V. Smith E. Osborne M. Black President Vice President Secretory Secretory G. Sherwood D. Perry M. Austin Business Manager Vice Presidenr Business Monoger Sermon Cllwss Scholarship Chorus Speakers Musicians Helen Tennis Tavio Battisto Dorothy Whiting Robert Bryan Emily Wong Jock Gelhous .Semen Clam Virginia Anthony Harold Brokensllire Betty Teagarden Leo Mitchell Alice Morrison Richard Perry June Gunter Merton Austin Margie Thompson Wallace Morrison Edith Osborne Robert Fulton Clarence Dowd Viola Smith James Pyle Agnes Dolinur Robert Prisk Doris Crispin Victor Bednorz Dorothy Sullivan Denman Seay Mary Atkinson Vincent Verlod Alta Cox SEYILUTL CQCLDA Tom Richards Betty Bennett Arnold Bourtuyre Marie Black Duane Eldridge Gertrude Blum Alfred Rule Charlotte Morrison Frank Davidson Eileen Jaques Armen Meyers Norma Smith Donald Leary Bonnie Henry Robert Schindlielm Laura Cocking Dawson Handy Barbara Warren Donald Gilbert Marie Eaves Harold Fravel Myrtle Cale Fred Julift Margaret Willey .Semen Clam Harold Lindvall Muriel Clemence Mike Dorsey Virginia Yun Carlton Deward Eleanor Browning Fred Girard Ruth Young Chester Holt Sylvia Pederson Ed Tobiassen Doris Bowden Mae Dunn Jack Bennett Loretta Southern Russell Davey Dorothy McMahon Edward Orzalli Helen Wilson Vernon Rowe Lois Hasbrouck Carl Chun Betty Peterson John Cook .Semen Clam Imogene Ballard Lavern Baker Glenna LaFond Robert Hattox Frances Seme Alvin Dilts Barbara Woodward George Feldman Mary Kutchar Clayton Johnson Dorothy Bagely Allen Hill Stella Harris William Jones Elsie Crase Philip Valdez Mary Liberatore Donald Ande Edith Sweeney John Harris Vivian Kitto Edmon Petty Mary Baker Reginald Ti SEYILUTL CQQAA Marjorie Jones Lloyd Petty Arlene Allen Clifford Row Hilda Johnson Glenn Crandell Robert Davis Larry Dowell union Cllaab On August 26, l94O, the good ship of the Junior Class, with a crevv of l76 pulled up their anchor and set their sails, The first good gust of wind found Sam Blight at the helm with Ed Cukjati as first mate, Jeanne Abbott, Keeper of the Log, and Johnnie Santaga, manager of all the business transactions, The destiny of the ship was success. Let's trace the course of the ship and see if its destiny will be safely reached. September, October, November found the boys working hard at football. The Junior boys to receive letters in A football were: Sam Blight, Dick Bryant, Alex Lee, Bill Scott, and Reginald Sullivan. B football avvards were given to Deming Chevv, Allan lvlcCrea, Ray Owen, Ed Pasteris and Ray Sovvden, The girls proved very successful in their volleyball games. Although they vveren't champs, they proved themselves worthy of all the competition that was put against them. Jeanne Barbara Abbott Taylor Som might Secretary Secretary Presxdem union CQQAA December l9 found the old gym beautifully arrayed in big red balloons and silver pines, Yes, it was the Junior class 'fl-lolly l-lop and it proved a great success, As February rolled around, our boat took on a new course. Sam Blight was again captain but first mate was changed to Deming Chew, and Barbara Taylor as Keeper of the Log. March, April and May found the boys and girls busily engaged in Track and Bas- ketball, respectively The boys representing the Juniors in Track were' Sam Blight, Ed Pasteris, Ray Owen, Wilmer Foster, John Sontaga, Jack Bledsoe, Donn Bonham, and Bob Vrornan, ln April, the Junior class held their annual Prom which was very successful The theme The Stairway to the Stars was carried out with silver and blue, with Rollie Barton's orchestra on board to furnish the music. Thus this year has been successful for the Juniors, They have been guided by Miss Josephine Ochoa and Mr, Elmer Stevens, their class advisers. C E: Deming u iati Chew Vice Pres. Vice Pres. Johnny Sanmga Business Manager A - - ' A .4 Joy Stephens President Glenn Rowe President SUP ITU Y'Yl0'l1Q. CQOAA The Sophomore Closs storting their second yeor in the Gross Volley l-ligh School had os their President Glenn Rowe with Virgil Thomosson os Vice President, Jon l-logerty os Secretory, ond Gole Nettell os Business Monoger. The first sociol event stoged by the Sophcrnores vvos the Noon Doy Donce held on St. Volentines Doy. This proving very successful, o night donce vvos held on lvlorch Zl, using os ci theme Anchors Avveighf' The officers for the second sernester included Joy Stephens, President, Fred Den- ton, Vice President, Jon lnlogerty, Secretory, ond Jomes Roush os Business Monoger. Jan Hagerty Secretory Sophomore Scholarship Fred Denton Vice President Virgil Thomason Vice President .Sep lwmonn Cllafm The Sophomore Class, both Boys ond girls, were well represented in sports. Foot- boll found rnony Sophomores out tor the teorn, Bosketboll, Boseboll ond Trock found the some situotion, The tennis teom wos mode up olmost entirely of Sophomores. Some ot them being Fred Denton, Bruce Bryon ond Peter Ingrom, The girls ore not to be shunned either, Jon Hogerty, Merle Ostrcm, Neyo Peorl lVlcCluskey being letter girls ond Dorothy Leok, Ingrid Rontolo ond Noncy Compbell olso showing up well. James Roush Bus ness Monoger Gale Netfel Business Mcinoger NW - .. -..A A ' . eg 'fl' ,fl 4 , .ff ,y qty i i tt 1 1 2.25, s icq -- y tctc W t , if at Ernest Pasteris Prestdent Marion Childers Vtce Prestdent 'Ineahman Clam On a hot August day a band at Freshmen nearly l8O strong entered the Gross Valley Hugh School to be the largest class in this school. Though lower classmen they have shawn on intensive interest in scholarship records. Among these are Marion Childers, Mary Cosgrove, James Crase, Dolores Deward, Elmer Ollikala, Dorothy Thompson and Steven Yun. Among the athletes who we are sure will cover themselves and their school with glory in sports as football, basketball, track, are Karsten Hansen, Jae Black, Royce Eldridge and Morion Childers. Betty Bell Secretary I r, ,Q My I W ,,.,: Q? qnehhman Clam The main event of the year was a noon-day dance on St, Patriclds Day, Music was supplied by Grass Valley High School Dance Band, Cute dance programs were given to those attending the dance. This event proved to be quite successful. Soon the Freshmen will give up wearing green but will carry the same class spirit into the Sophomore Class ot l94l. The advisers are Mr. William George and Mr. John Marks and Mrs, Ida Hutter. The officers tor the last semester were: Ernest Pasteris, Presidentg Marion Childers, Vice Presidentg Betty Bell, Secretaryg and Peter Clark, Business Manager. Peter Clark Business Manager ACTIVITIES J W L Jw qinh' Jlmoclatlon Older Girls' Conference The annual Older Girls' Conference was held on lvlarch 29-30. With the theme Sailing to Success, the conference followed the precedent set by past conferences and was very successful. Our girls took part in the panel discussion Saturday, using as o subject Keeping Physically Fit. Aunt lVlinny and Alexander, the Swoose were the highlights of the trip as far as the fun part of conference goes, The girls attend- ing were: Charlotte Morrison, Alta Cox, Marie Black, Helen Tennis, Edith Osborne, Doris Crispin, Aggie Dolinar, Nevada Ostrom, Margaret Johnson, Virginia Pintar, Jeanne Abbott, Janice Cunningham, Barbara Taylor, The discussion panel led by Tavio Battista and Bob Bryan was the highlight of the Boys' Conference held at the Davis Campus on December 7 with Vocations as the theme. The boys formed a basketball team and beat all opposition which included Colusa and Durham, Along with swimming in a heated tank, they also make a tour of the campus on an elephant train. Delegates 0501545 Contenanca A dilancll Advanced Band Boornl Boom! Bocrn' l-lere comes the pandlu It is always a thrill to hear these words. Our band made it eyen more thrilling this year by turning out in such large numbers tor everything and playing in the best possible rnanner, Due to the number who desire band we haye twoi Junior and Advanced. The Junior band has progressed yery rapidly this year and the Senior band-well, need We say more? The Music department as a whole sponsored a program this year in which the Sacramento Junior College Orchestra was the rnain feature, To clirnax a yery successtal year, the band made a trip to Dayis where they at- tended the annual picnic and played with ponds from nncny other schools, Beginners' Band Orchestra Onclmatna The orchestral Always there when anybody needs music. Under the able direc- tion of Mr, Harold George, the orchestra, playing at all occasions such as Stunt Night and the Senior Play, has been invaluable to the school, We have two orchestras as well as two bands, Although the Junior orchestra is small, it came through with flying colors. The trip to Chico, which is the goal of the whole orchestra, was held on April 26, Our orchestra, which entered in competition with schools from all over Northern Coli- tornia, made a very good showing. Beginners' Orchestra TLUJ9. C910 S S I7 of 3 If Q ef? T- , , Q - .i i... Eg: J ,f li' 3 -2 9 nfl -Q if + iggag, S. ,,,,,, F .,,, 5, 1 ,, HQ Q? Q, .1 My . H-fr L . A 'i ifvii,f's:a2x- - filki' 'Z-' 4' ' ff -V - 1.a:a,f, if a f' ,M 6.,..., I 'wi 1,31 'i ,f f 3 E 5 XR 53,9 if , if Q 5 3 4+ ' ,M V 5' ,, '3s1P! ,J 5931! 'X gg 1595 35 iq , ,ie s 9 J Q 1:-Q A E 5 3 , Q 1. A 53 .,,, A ii if : , ' ' . 4, -mv J, VH, i ., f wwf' faq,-,gpg -- WZ,1s.fA.SE f fv1s,s,,,ef f 'F -fr' X51 4 f .,,, 4 if-. ,, A ,..::ff,, M, ,,,kk , .:g:,.,L,p,m ,,,, A .. W, ,,,., , K X fi. gg.5e,g,.,: v , vi ii! m.,,,: .ffl sg, . ,. 31 mi. gil , ,: ' 2 we E 2 P 2 s Ssznlon Ugllayf B-B-Boy, is it g-g-ood! Ot course we're talking about the Senior Play and in Zeb's language, too. The play shows the lite of an average American family, Le- ander, Alice and Mrs, Lanlc, The story concerns a sap, Leander, who, under the guidance of Clint Farmer, the town politician, is running for mayor. ln an effort to frame him, Clarence, Alice's husband, meets with Bert and Gert, some old pals of his, Lois, who is Leander's guiding light, tries to help Leander all she can. The play comes to a quick climax when Lois, assisted by Zeb and Miss Watkins, the town gossip, tinally chases Clint Farmer from the picture, Needless to say, Leander is no longer called a sap. Dnamatica l. A Gentleman in the Making C. Morrisson W. Morrisson J. Pyle L. Cocking M. Willey A. Rule C. Johnson J. Harris M. Boker F. Juliff V. Rowe ll. The Handy Man B. Petersen V. Swith A. Dilts J. Cook D. Gilbert D. Bowden A. Dolinar M. Atkinson Ill. They Criticized-And How! E. Osborne D. Whiting M. Black A. Cox 77? , ATHLETICS 41.1. Lani Reading from top row, left to right: J. Davey, J. Moneta, E. Dodson, E. Battista, T. Battista, S. Blight, D. Bryant, B. Scott, B. Fulton, B. Schindhelm, D. Gilbert, R. Sullivan, A. Davis, W. Martin, D. McDermott, H. Hutchison, G. Christiansen, B. Bryan, F. Julilf, A. Lee, C. Holt, A. Capuder, A. Bourtayre, T. Ashton, A. Rule, L. Mitchell, E. Petty, S. Grigg. Ji qoctballll The A tootboll teom, under Coach Wilson, enioyed o successful season, The biggest upset ot the yeor took ploce when Nevddo City, in the onnucil Armistice Game, come through to goin o tie with the locols. Alex Lee, Leo lvlitchell, Tcivio Bottisto, Bob Schindhelm, ond Don Gilbert carrying owoy oll honors by their spectoculor ploy. Tovio Bottisto climoxed his three yeors ot vorsity competition by being coptoin ot the team tor the yeor. flat qootlvafll 'l'he B tootboll teom showed up well this yeor. Although they weren't o winning teom, the boys were olwoys out there fighting, Deming Chew, Roy Owen, Ed Posteris, John Mortin corrying the brunt ot the ottense ond defense, Roy, Deming, ond Ed dll served ds coptoin and did the job in 0 creditoble monner. Reading from top row, left to right: J. Davey, D. Bonivert, R. Larson, W. Grant, C. Deward, H. Bell, P. Clark, J. Trathen, V. Rowe, G. Rowe, B. Gallino, W. Brunker, R. Owen, D. Chew, J. Blake, E. Orzalli, C. Gilbert, H. Whiting, H. Hutchison, D. McDermott, P. Valdez, A. McCrea, B. Hooper, K. Hansen, V. Bednorz, R. Sowden, E. Cukiati, E. Pcisteris, V. Thomusson, J. Stephens, M. Childers, J. Muffin, J- RlPPlef P. lngrum. B . ..... Jie. 1, A., Sutter Creek 6 Grass Valley 6 Yuba City 7 7 Oroville 6 I2 Roseville 0 l4 Christian Brothers 0 ' 6 Placer 7 0 Roseville 40 0 Nevada City 6 ' 6 HBH Yuba City 0 Grass Valley 6 Oroville i2 0 Roseville l2 7 Christian Brothers O ' 6 Placer 7 ' I3 Roseville I9 6 Managers Jim Davey, C. Jenkins, H. Hutchinson, Aggie Dolinar Yell Leader D. McDermalt Basketball Coaches L. Stenberg, J. Marx, W. George, A. Hooper Football Coaches E. Phillips, Wm. Wilson, A. Hooper Reading from top row, left to right: S. Blight, B. Schindhelm, V. Verlod, S. Grigg, F. Girard, M. Dorsey R. Thomma, J. Davey, M. Austin, B. Fulton, N. Daley, D. Phle, C. Jenkins. fl Uiahlizetballf The A basketball team, under the direction ot Leonard Stenberg, completed a very successful season. Our team defeated Grant, winner of the league, Nevada City and Christian Brothers. The defeat administered by Placer in the last game ot the season kept Grass Valley out of the league championship, lVlert Austin captained the team and was a very efficient and worthy leader. KB lliahlmtbau The B basketball team, composed ot inexperienced players, had a tairly good season. The defeat of Nevada City for the county championship was the highlight of the year. Playing under leadership at Captain Deming Chew, the team Showed up well, Jim Pyle, Khalil Bennett, and Ralph Titus were outstanding. Reading from top row, left to right: H. Hutchison, C. Deward, G. Ritzow, D. Chew, J. Pyle, V. Rowe, K. Bennett, E. Fawcett, J. Fisher, R. Nuckolls, G. Rowe, E. Cukjati, R. Eldridge, R. Titus, E. Perry, L. Williams, R. O'Brien, D. McDermott. 1 Reading from top row, left to right: V. Tittle, R. Eldridge, B. Bryan, R. Nuckolls, B. Clemence, R. 0'Brien, D. Adling, D. Pyle, E. Bledsoe, D. Perry, T. Richards, H. Lindvall, R. Titus, K. Hobson. C Clzlaalmtluallf The C basketball team, although they lost out in the playoffs, came through with flying colors. Under the coaching of Bill George, and the coptainship of Torn- rny Richards, the boys were always out there fighting, Dick Perry, Tom Richards and Don Pyle all showed up well throughout the season, SD diasketballll The D basketball team, under the guidance of John Marks, really come through by winning the Sierra Foothill Championship, John Santaga acted as captain and was the spark of the team along with Ralph Titus. Reading from top row, left to right: J. Crase, W. Adling, B. Bennallack, L. Williams, J. Suntaga, B. Birnie, E. Pasteris, B. Mathis, B. George, L. Painter, E. Jenkins. B. Bryan, N, Daley, F. Denton, P. Clark, F. Girard, J, Bledsoe, B. Bryan, B. Clemence, P. Ingram. Q-fennlb The tennis team was under the dlrecrion of Eric Phillips. Bob Bryan was the number one man followed by Fred Girard as number Two. The team defeated Placer an one of the earlier marches but hlt some bad luck when bad weather intervened and The bays lost much invaluable praclice, Bruce Bryan and Norman Daley make up the number three and four rnen. H. Hutchison, B. McAdams, L. Cox, B. Harris, D. McDermott, T. Richards, H. Thompson, F. Sweeney, B. Deane, C. Rowe, M. McAdams, D. Anderson, D. Leary, C. Deward, R. Sullivan, D. lvie, C. Worthley, E. Cukiati, B. Hooper, J. Trathen. dizasolualll The baseball team was rained out a number of times but did get in a few games. Using Bob l-looper and Ed Culqati as battery mates, the team has a good chance to come through next year as both boys will be back. Clarence Worthley at first and Jim Trathen at third were standouts at their positions. 'Tnacle The track team completed a successful season. Although the team as a whole didn't win a meet, a number ofthe boys placed first in several meets. Bob Schindhelm, Sam Blight in the shot put, Don Gilbert in the l6O low hurdles, Joe Blake in the 440 yard run, Floyd Lane in the l2O low hurdles, Wilmer Foster in the llO low hurdles, Merton Austin and Bob Vroman in the BBO. Along with these boys there were a num- ber of less fortunate boys who had the ability but found the competition just a little too stiff. Reading from top row, left to right: J. Blake, B. Schindhelm, S. Blight, E. Petty, D. Gilbert, F, Lane, J. Ber- nal, G. Christiansen, J. Fisher, B. Vroman, R. Owen, E. Pasteris, D. Eldridge, J. Bledsoe, R. Eldridge, P. Ingram, A. Dickerman, J. Sanfaga, V. Tittle, H. Brown, T. Richards, E. King, E. Perry, J. Davey. Qlnlla' .Slpcmta Senior A Basketball Champions L. Hasbrouck, G. Blum, M. Black, D. Whiting, A. Cox, M. Atkinson. Junior B Basketball Champions P. Hore, E. Leak, C. Daley, M. Benny, M. Berlteson, G. Fuller B. Cabeldick, V. Pintar Senior Volleyball Champions M. Black, D. Whiting, A. Cox, C. Morrison, M. Atkinson, A. Dolenar, B, Teagarden, B. Bennett, V. Smith, M. Clenrence. qlnllh' diraskotballll The Girls' Gym Classes under the supervision of Miss Verna P, Greeley and Miss Mary E, Roberts have announced a good season. The girls started the year with volley ball, then went to basketball, baseball and tennis, And since variety is the spice of life the girls tried a little deck tennis, archery, tumbling, and relay racing on the side. On March 8, two girls' basketball teams traveled to Marysville to represent Grass Valley in a basketball playday. The A team was undefeated but tied once and the B team beaten once. Sponth The Juniors won the B division. It is easy to say that Charlotte Daley and Inez Cox, although the latter is only a Freshman, were the outstanding players, ln the Junior-Sophomore game Charlotte chalked up 38 points, this being something ot a record. Don't you think? The Seniors were captained by Viola Smith, the Juniors by Grace Fuller, the Saphomores by Carol George and the Freshmen by Inez Cox. The Seniors emerged victorious in the supremacy at Girls' Volleyball. The Senior girls worked hard and long to obtain this honors The team was captained by Viola Smith and she proved worthy of the honor presented to her. The most thrilling game or the schedule was between the Seniors and the Freshmen, The score when the final whistle blew being 39-38 in favor of the Seniors. The Junior team was captained by Babe Ostrarn, the Sophomore by Merle Ostrorn and the Freshmen by Wgnztred Veale As no one team was able to defeat everyone there was no Champ The Seniors, Juniors and Sophomores all being tied in number won or lost, The Seniors proving their superiority to all other teams, walked away with the championship in Girls' Basketball. The Seniors proved too much for the other teams beating the Juniors 20-9, Sophomores 34-27 and Freshmen 40-l2. By these scores you are able to see how the Seniors were able to win, The team was captained by Alta Cox The Juniors were captained by Babe Ostrom, the Sophomores by Jan Hagerty and the Freshmen by Norma Gallino, The Freshmen were the surprise team ct the year, They were able to hold the Juniors to a score ot l9-l5 which is very good considering the practice the Juniors have had compared to the Freshmen. BLOCK LETTER STAR LETTER CIRCLE LETTER Star: Marie Black, Mary Atkinson, Dorothy Whiting. Block: Charlotte Morrison, Alto Cox, Agnes Dolinar, Charlotte Daley, Jeanne Abbott, Circle: Grace Fuller, Lois Hasbrouck, Emily Wong, Betty Bennett, Blanche Cobeldick, Edith Osborne, Neva McCIuskey, Viola Smith, Jan Hagerty, Sophia Rodda, Marle Ostrom. 'Uhr ,ff my-mum f 2' 1, V 7, J? 1 ,-Qiq -xfg . Q -., 13+ , ,L ,spy 'Egg z Y 1 . ,,.....-0-v' 7....,...,,---ww .. 'L ,, rw -wa -'P' A 5 ' . 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GRASS VALLEY CONGRATULATIONS To the Class af '41 Denim Hours: 9 to I2 and l to 6 Monday, Weagrgewsigy and Frxday D- D4 5- 152k MILL ST, GRASS VALLEY CONGRATULATIONS ARGAl5!-NFIHQARMACY T I il treet lo me Class of will Phone I0 Gross Valley, Calif. Coco Col' - 'ce Distributors of JOAN SIROP BELAGE UNION ICE DELIVERY ToNsILToNE Phone 578 Grass Valley HILLS FLAT PUBLIC O. ELDREDGE fr SONS 128 E. Main St. Phone 870 Largest Market in the County Supplies All Your Needs QUALITY MEATS AND 412 E. MAIN ST. PHONE 191 GROCEKIES PACIFIC DOLL R T RE . A 5 O JAMES SNELL 157 Mill Street Grass Valley California AIIOWGYYGAYLOW HIGH GRADE MERCHANDISE MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY FOR YOUR DOLLAR JQI-IN I-ARUE I'l. N. MARCH, M.D. Attorney UT LOW PIwy51c1on ond Surgeon GRASS VALLEY CAI-WORNIA 152 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY C. B. GRENFELL NEVADA COUNTY NARROW INSURANCE AND GAUGE RAILROAD REAL ESTATE Modern Freight Handler PHONE 84 Service Since 1874 109 MILL ST. GRASS VALLEY GRASS VALLEY, COLFAX, NEVADA CITY SPROUSE REITZ C1 CO. A COMPLETE sTocK or Nothing over 49C CLOTHING AND SHOES 5-IO-ISC STORE For Men and Young Men Quality and Quantity for Ever So Little THE MORNING UNION Estobhslwed ID 1563 Grass Valley Nevada City DAILY NEWS EVENTS AT I-IOIVIE AND FROM TI-IE FOUR CORNERS OE THE WORLD ARTISTS IN FINER PRINTING OSESORN FLOWER SHOP Flowers for AII Occasions Flowers TeIegraphed Everywhere IIS CARPENTER ST I29 NEAL ST. PHONE 308 - PHONE 403 GRASS VALLEY HARDWARE CO. See Our Gift Department Household Goods SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS AND VARNISHES II7 MILL ST. PHONE 6 SAMPSON'S Headquarters for School Supplies Sporting and Art Goods If It's Worth Having, We Have It MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY HELBACH MOTORS Your Authorized FORD DeaIer Nevada and Sierra Counties MCCLAREN TIRES HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY PHONE 400 MOTOR SUPPLY CO. Auto Parts and Accessories IIO E. MAIN ST, PHONE 787 GRASS VALLEY The Tasty Pastry and Coffee Shop Bakery Specialties Saffron Buns and Pastries E. A. LEE, Prop. I23 MILL ST. GRASS VALLEY CONGRATULATIONS To the Graduating CIass HOLMES FUNERAL HOME GRASS VALLEY NEVADA CITY THE HARMONY SHOP The Home of Music Records of All Kinds Zenith Radios I25 MILL STREET CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '4I PARTRIDGE HOTEL WM. J. CASSETTARI Attorney at Law ZOSW W. MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 777 GRASS VALLEY May the Working World Smile Kindly on Those Stepping Forth from the Graduating Class of I94I IDAHO-MARYLAND MINES CORPORATION CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '41 ll. Ill. IIAIZTUIIIG Xi SON Jewelers 124 Mill St. 306 Broad St. Nevada City S. FRITZ TOBIAS, MD. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office Hours-12-3 and 7-8 214 NEAL STREET PHONE 429 Quality at the Right Price JENSEN AND THOMAS FURNITURE CO. 256 S. AUBURN ST. PHONE 36 Your Home-Planning Headquarters PARTRIDGE GARAGE 205 S. Auburn St. Phone 59 Happy Landing Io Class of '41 Hoping Your Glide Through Life Is As Smooth As a Chrysler Fluid Drive JOE C. CHAMBLISS lt's Always New at THE BON ALLURE VVomen's Apparel 141 MILL ST. GRASS VALLEY GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS PHONE los In BENNETT ST. mon: 984 ron Mono Doc ART'S RADIO HOSPITAL Radio and Sound Service We Do Professional Recording 112 SO. CHURCH ST. GRASS VALLEY Our Best Wishes To the Graduating C1055 of 1941 'Ir T1-1E EMPIRE-STAR IVHNES STEN N ETT'S GROC ERY SUCCESS AND BEST WISHES CLASS OF '41 GOLDEN STATE MARKET J. GLIKO, Prop. Quolrty Meats ond Grocerwes Empire and Whiting Streets Phone 94 Grass Valley SUCCESS AND BEST VWSHES CLASS OF '41 THE BROWNIE 421 AUBURN sr. GRASS VALLEY B EN N ETTS' BOOTERY Men's and Young Men's Suits and Accessories Shoes for the Whole Family 140 MILL ST. GRASS VALLEY DRY GOODS - READY-TO-WEAR FURN1S1-HNGS - STAR BRAND SHOES we sm. ron LESS GOLDEN RULE STORES, INC. 'IQUOW Economy Gnd Same TELEPHONE IES NIGHT PHONE sea Is Our Motto LADIES' AND CHILDRENS DR. RALPH W. BURTON READY-TO-WEAR Osteopoth PITg5'cIOn ond Surgeon BO MM ST. IQOIE MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY, CALIF LYNNE KELLY Attorney ot Low GRASS VALLEY CALIFORNIA I The Owl Tavern Cafe Deltcrous MeOIS ond DrIrTkS Served Rrght YOU CAN'T BETTER THE BEST PENGELLY SHOE STORE SHOES EOR THE FAMILY Hose, Purses ond Gents' Sport Wear SERVICE QUALITY DR. ROBERT DETTNER Dentist X-Roy FOCIIITIES Avoiloble IZOW MILL STREET PHONE 77 GRASS VALLEY CALIFORNIA THE BRET HARTE INN Invites You to Their COFFEE SHOP QUARTZ JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER R H. SHUEY DiOmODcIS Wotclwes -i- Jewelry Expert Watch Repornng 205 MAIN STREET GRASS VALLEY, CALIE, 0 Mount St IvIory's Busrness School open to hugh school groouotes, Juntor coltege ond college students only. 0 Secretorlol Course completed in ten months. Registration August H, dosses stort August IS, 1943. RECEIVING HOSPITAL lI8 Bush Street DANIEL HIRSCH, MD. Medrcol Drrector LUX MONTE SANATORIUM Bear River Service Duy and Night Phone I4 401 Sa. Auburn St. ERNIE'S The Home of Delicious Milk Shakes and Sandwiches Grass Valley's Most Popular Tray Service Fountain and Sandwich Shop THE DIAMOND MATCH CO. Sornethlng New In Venetnon Blrnds Your Cnorce of 2I Tope Colors Eiectruc Door Chumes Drop In ond I-Ieor the Vorious Tones Lumber ond Bullding MoterroIs for Better Homes ED. H. wHmsuRN, Mgr. CARL POWER JONES, MD. F. HARRY BENTEEN, MD. ORVIN P. FRY, MD. Offrce Hours Ito3ond7to8P M GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA HARDWOOD LUMBER AND ASSOCIATED PRODUCTS STRABLE HARDWOOD COMPANY Oakland California CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I 941 J. C. PENNEY CO. HE! X M 7 'li aliciiznowilecficgfmenta The sroff of The i94i Shay Leaves wishes To express its oppreeiotion for The friendly Coopera- tion given by GH 'rnose who contribufed skill and effort to nelp bring this issue into being,