Hughson High School - Husky Yearbook (Hughson, CA)

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u 'WWK: Kw TOP ROVVeJames Blaechl, Ivan Bland, Dick Brown, Melvin Lundell, Jim Powell. SECOND RO'WZ-Glenn de la Motte, Wade Whitfield, Jim Blakemore, Dale Van Sandt, Ronald Dameron, Jimmie Orr. THIRD RUVVePat Pierce, Betty Bispo, Stanley Hedberg, Dorothy Galt, Lillian Fuller, Christena Teel, and our instructor George Allen. B and Those not represented: Lorraine Starn, J oyce Miller, and J ohn Ussery. The band has played at various football and basketball games, raising the morale of the players. It also played for rallies, class plays and pro- grams. It will play for the graduation exercises this Spring. Although we are few in number, we played for all our school rallies during the Basketball season, and I think all will agree that we could make plenty of noise. l9

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BACK ROVV-J. Styles, L. Brasher, B. Bispo, L. B. Silvey, L. Smith. L. Starn. XV. Wake- field, C. Vanderpiol. SECOND ROW-N. Hooper, B. Harms, B. Lunt, C. Mills, G. Doerksen. N. Metzlei'. D. Woodbridge, Mr. Allen. THIRD ROIW-nM. Bain, V. Stark, E. Pope, Li. Pope. O. Rienitz, F. Bristow, B. Smith. C horas Activities This years Glee Club attended two operas, one in Sacramento and the other in San Francisco. The Chorus invited the Band as their guests. The operas they saw were Lucia di La Mmermoor and Pagliacci. When the operas were over the Glee Club covered the City like a wet hhmkeL- They also gave an Operetta called-Dizzy Baton, in which all the mem- bers of the Class played some part. The ones Who played the main parts in the Operetta .Were as follows: Prof. Sforzando, Bettiv hunt: Herr Glis- saindo, Betty Blspo; Donna, Fay Bristow; Elise, Mai'eha Lee Ruhr Mr Rich, Lorralne Starn; Suzanne, Lela Pope; Jake. Donna Wimdln'idwv: Chorus, was played by the remainder of the Class. 5 i One afternoon the Glee Club went over to the Gr entertained the Grammar School students over the radio system. zimmnr Svhonl. ThUV 1W Slllgmg Smwni numbers

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TOP ROIWeC. Verwer, L. Doerksen, LC. Hodkins, N. Merrill, P. W'oodhead C. Teel. Miss Galt TAdvisoN. SECOND ROW-V. Fernandes, M. Beghtal, M. Tallmon, N. Hooper. D. Galt. L. Bavaro. A. M. Verzani, T. Stark, L. Silva, M. Fassler. BOTTOM ROKWeD. Braaten, T. Riggs, C. Cronkite, R. Little, L. Coburn. L. B. Silvey. H. Silveria, J. Kingery, L. Lunt. G. A. A. The G. A. A. has been rather active this year. It gave a danw, a pro- granxfor assembly, sponsored a basketball play-day and initiation. The initiatoion was held last fall at the home of one of 0111' nnnnlwrs. Carolyn Cronkolte: There were twenty-seven girls present and thirteen of them to be 1n1t1ated. February 2, 194-6 the G. A. A. played hostess to more than one hnn- dred glrls from Escalon and Hughson High Schools for :1 basketball plax'e day. Four hasketbalT games were played. Hughson girls mine thmnnh Wlth two Wlns, one He, and a loss. h h The G. A. A. Officers are: President, Rnyetln Little Yiw Naomi Hooper; Secretary-Treasurer, Lillian Colnn'n' h Representative, Mary Fasslere; and Husky 20 Club Re ' Cronkite. . President. lme-nlin lhnml prosenlntix'v, Vnrulyn 1M