Ripon High School - Mission Yearbook (Ripon, CA)

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was me ixgm 5 5.51. Firsl' semesier aciiviiies of lhe C.S.F. included aiiendance ar a dislricl meeiing in Modeslo, plan- ning a Trophy case for Jrhe school, and a Trip To San Francisco which was highlighied by 'rhe iheaier, pizzas al' Lupo's, cable cars on Nob l-lill, and ice cream ai Blum's. Plans for 'rhe second semesier included i'wo more disirici meeiings, a regional meeling, a visii lo some college campus, and efioris io see Thai proper chairs were provided for The convenience of 'rhe sou'rh- paws of ihe school. Membership requiremenis were increased ai ihe close of lasl' year by providing 'rhai six of ihe ien poinis necessary musi be earned in solid subiecis. Aiiendance ai all regularly scheduled meeiings dur- ing aciiviiy periods was also made compulsory. Firsi' and second semesier officers were: Joan Kingery, Jackie Kincaid, presidenisg Josie Ballaiore, Joan Kingery, vice-presidenisg Lavola Bussing, Dale Tornell, secrelary-ireasurers. Bda! As lhe highlighf of ihis year's acliviiies for 'fhe Girls' League, 'rhe Moiher-Daughier Banquef was held in April. li proved 'ro be a delighlful affair lo all who aiiended. For fhe mosl pari, however, ihe course of evenis followed was ihe same as in pre- vious years. The Annual Backward Pariy, held in December, was a huge success. The League held many success- ful and proiiiable sales and cake raiiles ihroughouf ihe year. The officers for lhe year included: Marcella Hul- holancl, presidenl: Elizabelh Terheyden, vice-presi- denlg Lavola Bussing, secreiary-ireasurer: Ani'l'a iviarsman, hisiorian. Girls' League represeniaiives io lhe Execulive Board were Dale Tornell and Joan Kingery. The League was under 'rhe supervision of Mrs. Leola Whiie. mama mae w MW E 'wi WF? . H . J C. S. F. BACK ROW, left lo right: Klngery, Bussinq, Gomes, Kuil, Snodgrass, Johnsen, Rackley, Williams. MIDDLE ROW: Arganbrighl lAd- viserl, Ballafore, Vierra, Gibbons, Schoonhoven, Franscella, Showers, Silva, Barcellos. FRONT ROW: San- ford, Tornell, Kincaid, Mulholand, Siggins, Pichelfo, Gomes, Gregory, Manz, Knopf. GIRLS' LEAGUE EX. .BACK ROW, left to right: While Mdviserl, Travaille, Marsman, Bus- sing. FRONT ROW: Dahlin, Gib- bons, Mulholand, Terheydan.

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MISSION BACK ROW, Iaff To right: Wil llams, Slqglns, Showers, Poynor, Risenhoover, Bussln , Terhayden,Ar qanbrighf Mdvisarti. FRONT ROW Gibbons, Haines, Keirn, Nelson Klnqery, Plcheffo, Mulholand. WARWHOOP BACK ROW, leff To rlghfc Showers, Slale, Arriganbright lAdvisorl, Van Horn, Vie ra. MIDDLE ROW: Shoe- maker, Rooms, Ynxunza, Racklay, Rlcho , Tosfa. FRONT ROW: Gar- cia, liaison, Garcia, Mulholand, Rlsenhoover, Gervase. Each year, The Mission sTaTf begins work wiTh eagerness. All are anxious To begin work on The year- book, which is The highlighr oT every school year. The Mission sTaTT oT I948 was no excepTion. The whole sTaTT was ready and waiTing The day picTures were scheduled To be Taken. All were ready and waiTing, Too, Tor The clay To come when The Theme oT The I948 Mission would be chosen, so ThaT arTicles and all oTher work could begin. Finally our book slowly began To Take shape. ArTicles were wriTTen, Then re-wriTTen. PicTures were Taken. Then re-Taken. Everyone was busy in The prep- araTion oT The annual ThaT we hoped would be bigger and beTTer Than ever. lT was work. There is no deny- ing ThaT. ProoTreaders were burdened wiTh many arTicles To be correcTed. Deadlines had To be meT. AdverTisemenTs had To be secured, and candid shoTs snapped. More help was needed. and Jo Anne SlaTe was draTTed To serve in a new posiTion. ThaT of copy ediTor. BuT wiTh all The work The sTaTf Tound a greaT deal oT pleasure in The publishing oT The book. This was To be our own year, and our own book. Under The supervision oT Mr. ArganbrighT and The ediTor- ship oT Bud PicheTTo, our book progressed unTil iT is whaT we presenT To you now. To us. iT is a symbol oT our labors To look back upon in TuTure years. hlnfzwhanp, The Journalism Class, under The supervision OT Mr. ArganbrighT, publishes The school paper, The Ripon l-li Warwhoop. As a recognized acTiviTy. The sTaTT is enTiTled To represenTaTion in Congress. Dallas Shoe- maker was elecTed To serve in ThaT capaciTy. The elecTric mimeograph machine, purchased This year, Tended greaTly To minimize Time and labor spenT in puTTing ouT The paper. The sTudenTs' co- operaTion was also a valuable asseT in The beTTer- menT oT The Warwhoop. As is The cusTom, Mr. ArganbrighT changed The assignmenTs OT The sTaTT each quarTer, Thus providing a varieTy oT duTies Tor each sTudenT. EdiTors were chosen according To Their capabiliTies and grades. The ediTors Tor The TirsT Three quarTers were, in order, Marcella Mulholand, Jo Anne SlaTe. and BeTTy Show- ers. The TourTh quarTer ediTor had noT been chosen aT The Time The Mission wenT To press. use I5

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' Bda. jau. ' The Sigma BeTa Tau lcommercial Clubl had a very acTive and enjoyable year. To begin wiTh, They had Their elecTion oT oTFicers. Those elecTed were: Lavola Bussing, presidenTg Peggy Gibbons, vice-presidenTg BeTTy Showers, secreTaryg Josephine BallaTore, Treas- urer: Nellie Kuil and Diane Pearson-, congressmen. One of The club's TirsT acTiviTies was an alumni dance, held in The sTudy hall. This proved To be one of The early successes oT The year's social evenTs. In February The club made a Trip To San Francisco To go Through some of The larger business houses. One gay nighT was spenT aT The l-loTel Mark Hopkins. During The year. The club puT on many sales To raise money To help buy a business machine ThaT is soon To be boughT Tor The school as a memorial To pasT and TuTure Sigma BeTa Tau clubs. SIGMA BETA TAU BACK ROW, left To rlqhl: Kull Palmaymua, Van Horn Vieira Ynxunza, Snodgrass, Johnsen MIDDLE ROW: Duncan lAdvlserl Tarheydsn, Bakker, Ballaiore, Dah lln, Showers, Pearson, Bussing FRONT ROW: Vrlcllng, Gibbons Vierra, Gomes, Axevsdo, Vlncelaf. Vlncalef, Crolsani. 'nk fied Kfwus Inasmuch as This is only The second year Tor The Junior Red Cross council, we Teel ThaT iT has done quiTe well, buT we are looking Tor sTill more im- provemenT. WiTh Miss Becker as our TaculTy adviser, and Peggy Gibbons and Jackie Kincaid as sTudenT acl- visers, we elecTed The Tollowing oTFicers: Russell Mc- Namer, presidenTg Gene Driver, vice-presidenT: Bar- bara Gerbing. secreTary-Treasurer: Sadie Williams and Russell McNamer, congressmen. Our TirsT proiecT was The membership drive, in which we reached our goal OT IOOY, enrollmenT. DelegaTes were senT To The SacramenTo STaTe Con- venTion where They learned more abouT Red Cross acTiviTies. We were hosT Tor The DisTricT MeeTing, which was held in December. Wi+h The desire of doing someThing Tor The com- muniTy, we sponsored a SanTa Claus To give candy To The children. We also packaged The ChrisTmas candy. We have had a very successTul year and mosT OT The crediT should go To Miss Becker who is always enThusiasTic and desirous OT accomplishing some- Thing worTh while. JUNIOR RED CROSS BACK ROW, lah Io right Gorblng, Jacklicll, Wllllams, McNamar, Kin- caid. FRONT ROW: Tornall, Lovin Gibbons, Backer Mdvinrl. 1 -A