Ripon High School - Mission Yearbook (Ripon, CA)

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-xx lb- CALEB ALLDRIN Censored! CLARENCE DALMAN Sho 'nuff AINA EASTBURG oh-h-hl ELSIE BIANCI-II Christopher Morley BARBARA DARLING No foolin' DOLORES ESTEVES Oh my aching back! LQMOINE COOK Well, gee whiz! YVONNE DRIVER Buddy-Buddy RI-IODA FLORY Hlumpinq jeepers! CLASS GF '46

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SENIOR OFFICERS BACK ROW: Lesher, Stetler, l-loltrust. FRONT ROW: Hargrove, Alldrin. CRADUATES This year's B.T.O.'s Cthe Senior Class, of coursell were headed by the following officers: president, Freda Hargroveg vice-president, Caleb Alldrinp secretary-treasurer, Bryce Stetler. By midterm these officers had proven themselves very capable, so were promptly re-elected. As usual the great event of the year was the traditional Senior Ditch Day. A snow-line trip was planned with transportation to be furnished by the use of individual cars. Due to the lack of snow in the nearby hills we had to travel to the Badger Pass Ski Lodge in Yosemite. The date proved to be well-chosen, with good weather dominating. During this most memorable occasion, numerous incidents occurred. There were the usual snow tights, the busy camera fans having a gay old time, the deer in the park, and the would-be skiers. Some of the more ambitions characters even went so far as to try to roll a huge boulder over a cliff with automobile jacks. Though this did not succeed, the jacks were later put to use when one of the cars encountered some tire trouble. After everyone had his till ot the snow, the cars drove down into the valley at Yosemite and enjoyed the various picturesque sights. When the time tor departure arrived everyone had the satisfaction of a day well spent. Normal school activities during our first three years were greatly restricted by wartime conditions. Although reconversion was not com- plete during our final year, we found things much more to our liking. The gardenia was selected as our class flower, and blue and white the class colors. During the first two years of our blessed existence at this institution we were honored by having as our advisers the most capable Mr. Argan- bright and Miss Morosoli. Later when Miss Morosoli moved away we were honored by the presence ot Miss Place in her position. We of the Class of '46 will be one ot the smallest graduating classes of late years. Four of our members have dropped out to join the service.

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GRADUATES LOUIS FRANZIA VADEN GAZAWAY ELEANOR GEORGE ROY GERMAN ADELAIDE GOMES You recxlly think so? l'm tired of school Oh, goodness! Whatcha doin'? Oh, how lerrible! ROBERT HANSEN FREDA 'l-IARGROVE MARIE HOLTRUST I-IORACE l-IUSE LOVETA INMAN Holy mackerel! For Pete's sake! Uleepersl G-'worn now! Land snakes! I2