Modesto High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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DONALD ANDREWS l'1'e-s. lCni.:'. Club ii, Football 2, 'l'l'2lCli 3--1. RUTH ARD Huckvy 1-3, Vulloyball 2-3, Senior l'lay l, Spanish Club 3-4. VERNON ANDERSON Sycanmrs- Stall' 3, l'n-sident Hi-Y 3, A:.:'. Club l, Cu-up. l'a1't Timm- Stu- dl-nt. PHILIP ASHMAN Awgwan 2-3-4, Honor Society Plays 2, Gln-0 Club 2, Uperetta 2, The Ltliw-I' Kitty 3, 'Tho l'ot Boilers 4, 4. Man in tlw liuwlvl' Hut GLuN Bxeuvuu S1-niul' l'lay I, Upi-ri-tta 3-4, lllovix- Club l MABLL BIEDENWEG Hunw lflcnnnmics Club 3-4. MADON N A CAM PBELL Svllllrl' l'lay l, liasm-ball l, Snccvr 2. Hovlu-y 3, llaslivtball 4, Uhilllllll-'I' ol' l'ul!llll41l'1'1' 3-4. STOCKARD COIfl liIi 'Fraclc 3, xyllft'-l'l'l'S. A1-ronautics Club 4, Class officol' 1, Ups-rutta. 4. ALu11ix'l'A DLATSQH ' llancl i, Urphe-us Club 1. Pianist im plays and soloists. MAX DENNY lianll 1-2-3-4, Ul'Ullt'Sll'U. 1-2-3-4, llunm' Sncivty, lnturnatiunal Club 4, 1'lllll!Il4'l'Cl21l Club 1, Plato Medal, Typing: awards. Datsun' GOODWIN Ag. Club 1, Track 2-3-4, Stzuu' As- sistant 2-3, Stage Managw-1' 3-I, Glu- Club 3--1, Assistant llusinn-:is Man- ap.u-1' Syualnorv 3, Forum 3. L11.LIAN GR11-'FET1-1 Chamber of Comnie-rcu 4, Volleyball 3, Transfer 3. I l SEVENTEEN

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Graduating Seniors The February Seniors were an all-star class representing every activity of our high school: debating, athletics, music, student body affairs, publications, agriculture, clubs, and dramatics. Francis Halley Won the highest award in public speaking, while Ralph Ingols received an award for being the most valuable man in athletics. Myrne Hawkins received honorable mention for her service during her last year of high school. Eight members of the class were in the band, and four were members of the Future Farmers of America and various agricultural teams. In place of the usual address given by a visiting speaker, two members of the class gave short speeches at the graduating exercises. They started as eighty freshmen at junior high school with a desire to make their presence known by their achievementsg they finished with forty-four members, all having fulfilled their desire. In weighing the victories and, defeats of our June class, we find that the former came out well ahead. As freshmen, we wondered what school was all aboutg as seniors, we have found out, as our representation in all of Modesto High's activities will show. In athletics, many have starred-Carl Frazer, Robert Bookwalter, Morton Shiffert, Charles Spenker, and others. The field of debating called such able speakers as Helen Lopez, Vernon O'Meara, Dono Becker, Merrill Collett, and Bill Murray. Frances Wendling, Bob Scneder, Merrill Collett, and others have been prominent in student body affairs. ' Henry King Myrne Hawkins Jared Hawkins SIXTEEN

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DOROTHY GOEFFERT FRANCIS HALLEY Soph. Debate 2, League Debate 3-4, Secretary Student Body President Student Rody 4, Extemp. Represen- tative 3-4, Yell Leader 4, 111: Exec- utive 3, NVfhole T0wn's Talking 4, Poor Nut 2. MYRNE HAWKINS Class officer 3-4, V. l'. Girls' League 4, VVhole Town's 'i'alkim.: ' 4, Aw- gwan 2, Playmakers 2-3-4, l'ooI' Nut 2, Tumbling' Club 4, Hockey 2-3. JARED HAWKINS Yell Leader 4, French Club 4, Aw- p.:'Wan 4, Class Ufficer 1-2-3-4, Itas- ketbail 2. GORDON HAMER Eng2,'ineeI'inI: Club 4, Aernouautics Club 4, Class Officer 4. SHIRLEY HOLLINGSWORTH Math. Club 1-2, Playmakers 3, Sci- ence Club 3-4, International Club 4, Tennis 1. BETHYI. HIGBEE Cantata 3, Operetta 3, Forum 3 Spanish Club 4, Senior Play 4. FRANCES I-IOI-'I-'MAN Spanish Club 3, French Club 4. KENNETH HANSEN RALPH INGOLS ltaslzetball 2-3-4, Football 3-4. Track 2-3-4, Honor Society 2-3, Executive 2-3, Runnc-I'-up in Extem. Conte-st. HENRY KING League Debate 3, Class President 4, Nom. Com. 4, Cross Country Run 4. LA RUE JOHNSON opererta 3, Glee Club 3-4, Art Club 4 EIGHTEEN