Ripon High School - Mission Yearbook (Ripon, CA)

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l i The big day-Senior Ditch Dayl ln true traditional style we Went to the snow line. And still according to tradition, we spent more time on our -er, I mean, on the ground than we did on our feet. There were the usual spills, bumps, and snow fights. Fortunately, we avoided some of the usual accidents of a more serious nature. A little tire trouble helped keep things normal. This Was, for us, one of the major events of the year, and will be pleasantly remembered tor years to come.

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G RADUATE S ILENE SHOWERS EVELYN SILVA BERDINE STAFFORD You know it, too I-lub? Piddle! BRYCE STETLER CLARENCE VANDENBERG ALBERT VAN VELDHUIZEN Iiminy whiz! Fine, fine! For crirniny sake! CORA VAN WYK IUANITA VRIELING MARIORY WILBUR For com sake! Oh, how ghostly! Gee whiz, Bobbie! W? w

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TOP ROW: Houbeirx, Crane, Saabye, Brooks, I-linkson, Swain Morgan. CENTER ROW: Ennis Eisenga, Moncton, Van Assen Slater, Grunsky, Hyde, over BOTTOM ROW: Bynum, German Myers, Peterson, Sik- ma Weerdhuizen, DeSelle, TOP ROW: Logan, Gervase, Schoonhoven, Vieira, Andere son Iorgensen, Hermansen, Fugett CENTER ROW: Souza, Milldrum, Rothacher, Nelson, Thiemann, Roberts, Huse, Zelaya tadviserl. BOTTOM ROW Nicolaysen, Levin, Call- er: George, Luis, Schut, JUNIORS The slick chicks and Van lohnsons of Ripon High School tnamely, the Iuniorsl started the year off by electing as class officers for the first semester: president, Howard Saabyeg vice-president, Robert Grunskyp secretary-treasurer, Eleanor Anderson, Fred Callsen and Sheldon Nicolaysen were elected to rep- resent our class in Congress. Our first party of the year was held in November. The auditorium was filled with Iuniors who seemed to have quite a gay time. Elections for the second semester officers were held and the following officers were elected: president, Eleanor Andersony vice-president, Margaret Slater, secretary-treasurer, Dorothy Nelson. We also discovered that a sergeant-at arms was an absolute necessity so Dorothy Lanting was chosen for this position and had the able assistance of our adviser, Mr. DeSelle. May 3 was the date for the luniors to play host to the Seniors in what we con- sidered one of the best Iunior-Senior Proms ever held. The theme was that of an old-fashioned garden and the auditorium was appropriately decorated. Alto- gether, it was a very memorable event and one that will be remembered tor years to come. We are establishing a class history which we hope will compare with the best. Both in the classroom and in extracurricular activities, luniors are to be found among the leaders. During the first semester this year, eight of the eleven members of C.S.F. were Iuniors, and the second semester showed seven out cf eighteen to be luniors. We contributed our full share to football, basketball, and drama. Class activities are noted for the efficiency of their management. Teamwork would seem to be the keynote that marks our every act. Mrs. Edith Zelaya was our new adviser this year. l .Q 1 tadviserl. Whitmore.