Hilmar High School - Waukeen Yearbook (Hilmar, CA)

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From left to right, E. R. McSwee- ney and R, C. Berry, advisers, Leonard Nilsen, secretary-treas- urerg Burton Fentem, president, and Fred Kraus, vice president. . . fb for .. . X., I at fi, ,. t From left to right, standing, Bob Vosti, Ruben Nilsen, Smiles Ramirez, Stratis Stavrianoudakis, Kirkwood Bridegroom, Roger Kling, Leonard Nil- sen, George Kapor, Ivan Rude, Carl Turner, Iames Crawford, Henry Spini Roy Pata and Burton Fentemp seated, middle row, Ralph Kling, Harris Challberg, Elton Strom, George Hansen, Yoshito Fujimoto, Charles De Salles and Irving Mordg bottom row, Harold Hale, Emery Iones, Robert Neumann and Fred Kraus. Star Athletes Reap Awards The Block l-I, an organization of outstanding athletes, consists of the boys who have been awarded varsity blocks for their athletic activity in interscholastic competi- tion. Participation in one half the playing time during league games in football, base- ball or basketball or fifteen points gained in league track meets or placing in a county meet are the requirements for a block. The principal social ac tivity of the Block H is the annual spring picnic and initia- must receive due initiation before they are accepted. tion. All new From left to right, standing, Doro- thy Kapor, sports rnanagerg Mar- garet Swanson, treasurerg seated, Mrs R C Berr adviser' Flor . . . Y, , - ence Hanson, president, Almarita Sharpe, secretary, and Cedenia Austin, vice president. From left to right, standing, Evelyn Anderson, Cedenia Austin, Bernice Shurtz, Velma Deniz, Helen Anderson, Ernea Angelo, Nora Spitsen, Violet Kumimoto, Alrnarita Sharpe, Alaire Vosti, Margaret Swanson, lacqueline Wilson and Patricia Austing seated, left to right, Mary Taketa, Donna Klint, Florence Hanson, Dorothy Kapor, Dolores Anderson and Ruth Frazier. G.A.A. Features Playdays , I The Girls' Athletic 'Association is a statewide organization and was first formed in thisschool last year, for those girls who take a greater interest in sports. Any girl who wishes to become a member must first earn the required 75 points. Points for eligibility may be earned at playdays and in gym classes. lncluded in G.A.A. social activities this year were: a banquet in honor of the foot- ball boys, a skating party and a Christmas party. .,,:,1usietits. s:.-a 'i,,sw.,,ee,,t., . . .,,m.,g: . ., g ,M

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W awww-I we ' Seated left to rightkl-lenry Spini, justice, Dorothy Pearson, clerk, Ernestine Silveira, justiceg Earl Brown, chief justice: Dorothy Iohnson, Ralph Kling and Loletha Spitsen, justices: Iames Crawford, bailiffg Evelyn Anderson, justicep Robert Vosti, prosecuting attorney. Standing--F. T. Wilson and Miss Betty Pickard, faculty members. justice ls Meted Out-By Court To enforce law and order among the students a Student Court was organized this year for the first time. Headed by the vice-president of the Student Body as judge and chief justice, the associate justices consisted of representatives from every class, the viceeprincipal and dramatics instructor The secretary of the Student Body acted as clerk, with sergeant-at-arms of the Student Body as bailiff. A prosecuting at- torney was appointed by the Student Affairs Committee and approved by the faculty. C. SF. Promotes Student Activities Stimulating more interest at election time by speeches and debates, tutoring poor students, displaying works of art, having a trophy case built and providing gamesfor noon period were some of the more important projects undertaken by the group. Five Seniors, Dolores Anderson, Dolores Coker, Florence Hanson, Belletta Macagni and Mary Taketa succeeded in becoming life members of the California Scholarship Federation. Standing left to right-Mary Taketa, Florence Hanson, Dorothy Iohnson, Barbara Clifton, Belletta Macagni, first semester viceepresiclentg Violet Kumimotog Dorothy Pearson, Roger Kling, Kenjiro Akune, Iacqueline Wilson, lsao Kuge, first semester secretary-treasurerg Miss Leila Sturgis, ad- viser, Ralph Kling, Angelina Caldera, second semester yell leaclerg Iames Iolly, second semester social managerg Delwyn Carlson, second semester vice-president. Seated-Dolores Anderson, Ruth Frazier, Marie Frea, Patricia Fleshman, first semester presidentp Camilla Thiessen, Margaret Swan- non, lane Kuge, Nora Spitsen, Alice Taketa, second semester secretary-treasurer, and Yoshito Fuji- moto, second semester president. -ga, . manual. st- ,.

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emma 15 F' Left to right ,seated, Ellen Fransen, Gloria Lewis, Katherine LaCross. Ernea Angelo, Barbara Clifton, Virginia Falke, Velma Deniz, Mary Silva, Livea Waterson, Nancy LaCross, Ruth Strom, Angelina Caldera, standing, Cedenia Austin, Patricia Fleshrnan, Mary Lokey, Lillian Ellison, Laura Dwiaht, Phyllis Oliver, Lewellyn Walston, Marjorie Kap, Katherine Sutton, Patricia Sutton, Linnea Danbom, Alaire Vosti and Olga Terzich. Miss lean Altman, Director and Dorothy Pearson, pianist, Girls Go Caroling And Perform At Programs The Orpheus Club, composed this year only of girls, was directed by Miss lean Altman The group entertained on several occasions. At Christmas time they went caroling and later sang at the Berea Lutheran Church. Included also were two assemblies, num- bers at the Annual Band and Glee Club Concert and at the Baccalaureate and Gradu- ation exercises. r Left to right, stencil cutters, Alice Talceta, Editorial staff, first row, Isabelle Mattos, exchanges, Mary Dolores Anderson, Margaret Swanson and Taketa, editor, second row, Yoshito Pujimoto, sports, Del Ruth Frazier, wyn Carlson, art, standing, Miss Marion Youngborg, instructor. School Paper Becomes Member Ot N. S. P. A. This year the School Paper, the Yellowjacket Stinger, became a member of the Na- tional Scholastic Press Association which gives a yearly critical analysis and extends help to groups interested in the advancement of scholastic journalism. The Yellowjacket Stinger was one of the ten high school and college newspapers rated outstanding in journalism in the annual contest sponsored by the National Dupli- cated Paper Association, last spring, Only Student Body members were entitled to the five-page mimeographed weekly.