Sacramento High School - Review Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1936 volume:

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Dean Kirby Bill Lee if George Menefee Edwin Albers - Barbara Bancroft John Stocking William Mull Carl Johnson ADMINISTRATION n. -.uw-.. .mwwd--1..P..v., . ...Lv ,.u-.x.p,a.,n:.n.1m- A-gm Mr. Jensen says - llli wheel of fortune spinsg around and around it goes and where it will stop no man knows. Another year has gone the way of all the rest. .Xnother class sets sail with courage, and pride, and honor. 'l'o them we shall not say good-bye, but in- stead give them the hope that f they will conquer the worlds which lie ahead as they have mastered the worlds that now C- lie lmehind. And on their jour- neys as they go may they call up now and then fond memo- .Q by ts: 2 --T' 1 .Q 'FQEMEE5 -W ries of happy hours and happy days and happy years spent, all too rapidly, within and beyond the portals of the high school of their youth. You stand at the cross roads. You must choose and having chosen you must walk the path of your l choice. May you heed the urge of sniouldering ambitions and choose to light the lmeacons upon the frontiers of tomor- row. lfarewell: hut not Good- hyel Mr George C Jensen Principal Miss Lauretta Ferguson Vice-Principal Mr. Ivan H. Linder Vice-Principal Mr. Chas. C. Hughes City Superintendent of Schools Seven Faculty O Mr. George C. Jensen, Principal Miss Lauretta M. Ferguson, Vice-Principal Mr. Ivan H. Linder, Vice-Principal Mrs S Maude Dale, Dean of Crirls Miss Ruth Esther McGrew. Supervisor of Instruction Mrs. Bessie K. Burch, Registrar Mrs. Annabel McGeorge, Attendance Office Nliss eanne Busath. Clerk Miss Lois Finn, Clerk Mrs. Frances Gentenian, Clerk Mrs. Laura Payne, Clerk Mrs. julia NValker, Clerk O Mr. Herbert L. Abbott Mrs. O. W. Anderson Miss Henriette Andriot Mr. Norman L. Apollonio Miss Agnes J. Arnot Miss Sara C. Ashby Miss Mildred B. Bailey Mrs. Mary A. Ball Mrs. Dorothy Barber Maj. J. C. Bates Miss Ethel Battelle Mr. H. G. Baugh Miss Hazel Bell Mr. C. Ray Bender Mr. Ralph S. Blackden Mr. Lawrence Blucher Mrs. Eva Blum Mr. Clifford A. Bly Mr. H. B. Bonnett Miss Mabel Bontz Miss Mary Ann Boyd Mr. Richard W. Broecker Mr. F. J. Brorsen Mr. Alfred H. Burd Mr. James Callaghan Mrs. Dorothy Carey Mrs. Frances Charters Mr. Harry E. Coleman Mr. Edmond A. Combatalade Miss Altha B. Crowley Miss Katherine Cunningham Mrs. Lillian Davis Mr. A. L. Day Col. E. A. deHermida Miss Ruth Dodds Mr. Waldemar Doyal Mrs. Florence Dunbar Miss Barbara Eubanks Mrs. Margaret Evans Miss Mabel Finch Mrs. Ester Fisk Mr. Wm. M. Fishback Miss G. Louise Flaa Mr. Herbert D. Foote Mr. Clyde M. Fountaine Mr. Robert S. Fraser Mr. James N. Gardner Mrs. Dorothy Giffen Miss Nellie Godbol! K Mr. Francis W. Go f Miss Blanche Grand- aitre Mrs. Adaline Graves Mrs. Josephine Green Mrs. Grace Hahn Mrs. Clara N. Hargis Miss Rosemary Harkin Grace Heath MF. Clyde Heathman Mrs. Anna B. Hermitage Miss Beth Hightower Miss Ruth Holliday Mr. Wm. S. Howe, Jr. Miss Esther R. Huet Miss Ellen Hughes Mrs. Olive Hunter Miss Antonia Hyatt Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson Mr. Lourence 0. Janssen Mr. Wm. R. Jayes Mr. Mason A. Johnston Miss Maud B. Jones Miss Aileen Joses Mr. Ralph R. Kendall Mr. Harold M. Kimball Mrs. Eldora Kimberlin Miss Saima R. Koski Miss Edith Lawson Mr. F. Melvyn Lawson Mr. Eugene R. Lindberg Mr. Geo. I. Linn Mr. A. S. Loomer Miss Mildred Lothhammer Miss Helen Lyons Miss E. May Luther Mrs. Reba Mack Mr. W. J. McClarrinon Mr. C. L. McFaddin Mr. George P. McGrew Mrs. Jane McKisick Miss Elsie Meeks Miss Frances Milnes Miss Margaret Moore Miss Ann Mudge Mr. Malcolm P. Murphy Mrs. Donna E. Murphy Miss Mary L. 0'Brien Mr. Merril Osenbaugh Miss Myrtle N. Paulson Miss Ruth Ann Pierce Mr. Elmer W. Plaskett Mr. Edwin E. Pook Miss Evelyn Postle Mrs. Essie Primrose Miss Lilly M. Rible Mr. Adolph K. Rigast Mr. Lawrence A. Roach Mrs. Madge Roach Mr. Earle E. Rooney Miss Nedda Rosenberg Mr. Lloyd W. Russell Miss Alma Schocke Mrs. Eleanor Schwarze Miss May L. Seitz Mrs. Jean P. Severance Mrs. Elizabeth 0. Sim Mrs. E. Norman Hearst Miss Florence E. Smith Miss Fanny A. Smyser Mrs. Helen Spindler Mr. R. J. Springall Miss Mary Starbuck Mr. S. L. Stoner Miss Virginia Sturdavant Mr. Lloyd C. Sweetman Miss Elizabeth Thompson Mrs. Helen Thomsen Mr. R. H. Thurmond Miss Abby Ruth Tracy Mrs. Edna Tuck Mrs. Dorah Tuttle Mr. George von Hagel Capt. A. E. Waite Miss Mary M. Wasson Mr. Tom Weems Mr. Albert V. Wilde Miss Edith A. Wilkins Mr. Thomas H. Wills Miss Abbie Woodin 1:5 Eight Nine iz 'S K Q 'Nil'-- ' ' couivsfions 5: ax' James A. Callaghan Mrs. S. Maude Dale Miss G. Louise Flaa James N. Gardner '-Qi' ,X,i. fd-n K . x,.J Miss Aileen Joses Miss Blanche Grand Maitre F. Melvyn Lawson Malcolm P. Murphy A .7 ss. . ,X , . .1 PSE-. Q.. Miss Abbie Woodin Mrs. Elizabeth 0. Sim FACULTY SNAPS GRADUATES 4 1. .v f V ., 74. -. 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ROBERT LEE ANDERSON NANCY JANE ANDERSON NANCY APOSTOLOS l I'k'Ilt'll Ilunor, Senior P1115 mum-nt. JOE AVENA lluss lUlllll'll, lxilllil Munm, l'2llllt'l'1l 'lu-n ', l'1llllt'!'Il, 'I'vnni:2 Tu Hsiry IlllllOl', t'.S,I ., I'l't'Sidl'lll Slwullish llmlur, Vim--l'l'vsidvl1t lb1':lf!i11g' llullnr, lllmwk S, Ulzlss f'UllIl1'il, Illtvrnzllimlall. BERNADINE BADGER G.A.A., Se-ninr Vlzly. BETTY HA DG E R tl..X.A. HERBERT RA K ER Musin- lloluw, A 1':1p1ufll:l, .lulll'lw5 s Emi. HA RBA RA HA UM Mvrrin- Mount--d. lllh-1'll:Ilimlul, Svnim' I'l:15, l'I'ww Unlllwll. ALTA BEUK 1'mnpll'ull1-r's Stuff. BERNARD RERRI ESFORD Alulh. lllmmng l'511x. l 0I'1'llSi1'. I1E'I'TY HICSSNY AIIISIA' Hullxllk Thirteen N 1F-7 , ,M ,, Hmm,- tp' wh? 7 'Zf ggflsl ,QQ .J I, LOUISE BINGAMAN Tennis and Archery. EDWARD BLACK HARRIET BLAIR BOB BLODGETT Taediferi, Class Council. JOSEPH BOITANO President Forensic, President German Honor, Math. Honor, Les Sabreurs, R.O.T.C., Class Council. MARGARET BOURNE French Honor, Golf. ROBERT BOVEY Forensic, Hi Y. RICHARD BRIARE ' Class Council, Vice-President Philatelia, President Math. Honor, R.O.T.C. . BERNICE BROWN Camera, French Honor, Senate. JUNIOR BROWNING Class Treasurer, Vice-President Forensic, Key Club, Peppers. Fo urtcen , pair. '1054' r A EVELYN BUCKMAN 1' -x -x :,. .. . DICK RULLOCK Svnim' ' '- I Lu, h- llilvl' lmlu-1-, Vlzlss I'1'1-sidf-nl, .lllllilll Vrum, Sturlvnt Rudy l'2ll1illDf. ANITA BURNS Vrm-side-nt Nunn Mumn, 1'.S.lf'., Class T 1 u1l4 :lliX'4' Xvurk' mmm 11, L 0 ALICE-MARIE CALHOUN Ulnss l'lPlllli'il, Dnub X .', ELEANOR CHAPMAN JUNE CLAIR Ulnss l'Ullll1'iI, S1-llim' PI-lv AAQJ df' 5.1.2 'C' 25 nv-kj? PAULINE COLE CARROLL TOOK . 'V Military Ruud, SQ-nim' Hand, Blush- Ihmur, Loud V Spoukn-l's. A M - f '5 Q, 1 A ' 1f:UmcNw coolc g fl' A l'1'vsidvnf 'I':wdifvl'i, I'l'1-sidvnt f:t'1'lll2ll1 Ilemnor, 5 f av, Vi4'v-l'x'n-sidvnt K+-5' l'Iuh, Class ifmlm-il, Svniul' lf: lmlmvv, f'2llll1'l'Zl, I'vpp1-rs, 6 V- ' D 4' -1 Az. ' I ROBERT COOM RS .lmxrrlf-y's End, Sm-ni or 1'l:xy, 1':IIlll'I 1 BEVERLY COTTON FI-uw Uillllllil 1'ln-unistlx H l'1l.!lll'l'Il. JANET DAK EN SllillliSll Hunan' JOHN DAVID FRED DAVIS LOIS DEVAN SI'4'l'l'I2ll'y ll..-X..X hlmf, A 1,:l11pvlI:l. Fifleen .' onur, lbramfling Ilnum . Al. 'lIh. Ilummr, f'4S.I ., l UI'l'llN ,. AIIISU' Iluuur, Svnim' llI'1'hl'Sfl'il, wp auf 4-A fLf'? 3? '?'F DOROTHY DICKSON Class Council, C0-opera 1 t've VVork, Snctorators. SHELTON DOOLITTLE Track, Drafting Honor, Class Treasurer. RALPH DREMAN CAROLYN DUDLEY Student Body Secretary, Class Vice-President, Secretary French Honor, C.S.F., Chemistry Honor, Pnyx, Girls' League, Merrie Mounted, Secretary Forensic, Senior Dance, X-Ray. MAROLYN DUDLEY Editor X-Ray, Vice-President Merrie Mounted Class Secretary, Pnyx, Secretary French Honor Girls' League, Forensic. CLAYTON DUKE EVALYN DURFEE Co-operative Student. ANCES EVANS FR ' ' ' C uncil, Junior Red Senate, Girls League, Class 0 Cross, Senior Play, Journeys End. JACK FANCHER Class Council, Cfirtoon Club. ELAINE FARISS Merrie Mounted, Congress. 1 ALICE FONG Phinvsv Sludl-nts' Flulm. EDITH FONG ,1'IlIllf'Sl' Studvnls' Clulm. MARY FONG lllm-, Alusin- llnnur, Ulmilwsv Studs-nts' Plulv, RUBY FONG l'IlIllt'S0 Students' Plulr. ROB FORBES A lhlslu-llnlll, I! IIil'1ll'Ii. DONNA FRI HFRG ANN FRITZSCI-IE l'o-upvrutivv Studvnt. HELEN GADDIS Girls' X'IK'P-PI'0SIdt'llI, Girls' IAHIIKIIQ, Athletic' Daxm-v, Suunto, Ulus:-1 Vivv-llrvsidorml, BETH GAGE Un-u1w1':xtix'e Student. .IOIC GARBARINO 4'mnplrnllor's Stuff. SYLVIA GARTLER Si'l'l'1'I1ll'j' 'I'l1e-spizms, Agorzl, lmulvlo S, Svnim' Pay. NORMAN GERSHANOV Nunn Rlnnm, 'l'r:1ck, .Iuu1'ney's End, 'l'r:lffic. GEORGE GILBERT Gllflllilll Iluxwr, XIIUI'-I'l'I'SIlIl'llI l'l1e-mistry llunor. lli Y. LAVVRENCIG GIROLAMI I'1'vsidl-nl I'l1il:lt1'Ii:1, Flaws Vnlllls-il, R.U.'l'.l'., Se-lullv. LOU GNAFAKIS y l'zum-rn, Flzxss 'l'ru:1su1'vl', l'mupll'ollv1 s Staff, Tmmis und Arvllery. Seventeen fn'-N iii' LESTER GOLDBERG German Honor, Agora, A Track. ROSE MARIE GUIDERA RALPH GUILIERI Athletic Manager. ADELE GWINN Secretary Pnyx, Class Vice-President, Girls League, X-Ray, Senior Dance, Senior Play. LES HARGER Boys' Vice-President, Peppers, Druln llflajor, R. O. T. C. Band, Sophomore Rush, Class Council, Athletic Dance, R.O.T.C., Senate, Senior Play. JANE HARMS Nano. Monm, Taediferi, Civic Service. HOWARD HARTER Music Honor, Civic Service, A Cappella, WILMA HARTIN Senior Orchestra, Music Honor. HELEN HEBER Golf. JANE HINRICHSEN Civic Service. Eighteen JOYCE IIODSON HENRY IIOIIXVIESNER Uluss I'1'm-sidm-nl, I'llXX, Yirv-I'1'm-silivnt lluth, Ilon- Vai.. .. , . , , . ,. . X! ur, Nlw--I'1u-suivnl lu-y llulv, Imys Xu-v-I'1w-sl- A :In-nl, SIIIIIUIII Rudy I'Vm-siriq-nt, I'm-mu-l's, SUIIIIH- muon- Rush, Junior l'l-nm, Alhlvtis- Dunn-. GAII1 HOLBROOK Sf, , 'fy I .w -'A ,' or - --A yy 5 in K- 91' I 'via I Y Q I-. . ' YORIKO DAISY IIOSOKAVVA VIRGINIA MIIRIEL HOYES SHIZIIKE INBE Ilulm- Idvmumnivs KAZFIVII ISHIIIA lIRllIIt'I'iI, Sm-naltv. VIRGINIA .IADIISII Art 1'I11l1, Vlnss Unllm- . GENE JACKSON 2 4?- its :fx 3. Al' rf I 5 65 I, f Musin- Ilcnwr. OLA MAE JAUKSON Musiv Ilmuw, Ilnnn- Ifvtlllllllllts DOROTHY JAMES I'II'1'IIl'Il Ilmwr, N-Ii: ! '. ' : ss ' - Girls' I,I-zxgm-, .IUIIl'Ill'y'S End, SI-nim' I'I:1y. l'IIII.I.Il' JENKINS Musiv Ilunor. SOIIIOI' lbw-111-sIl'z1, Militalry Ilund A l':Ip1wn-Iln, 'I'l':lffI4', 'I RV 'af- DIUK .IOIINSTON DON KENNEDY m 1 lx 5 Club, Ili Y, Ifmw-xlsiv. JEAN KIPI' . I III 4 I I . Ninelecn 'f 'N 'Hahn-Q 'Q' 41 A4 'Q' Q? ' 9 VJ 5 E l I 5 E I SOPHIE KOURETAS ROBERT KROEPELIN JANE LAMBERT CLARA JUNE LANGREHR DONALD LARSON Football. MELVIN LAVIOLETTE Drafting Honor, Les Sabreurs. MAE BELLE LE MASTER X-Ray Editor, President Taediferi, Pnyx, C.S.F., Class Council, Golf, Review, Forensic. ZAM ERA LESSERA 'P' 7 ' 7 f MARGARET LESTER CLIFFORD LEWIS l 4, ef-'ra1!'.gc:2 my EL in Qxfztir , Gl+:RAI,DlNl-1 l.lmzY J' 6-2 MAZIE LIVINGSTON ALTON Vl'I'ISI,I'jY MAUIICL AQ, ,Q 43 N, iff .IOSICPI-I FRANCIS MAITA Musiv llonur, String Quurtette. FRANK MASON I'n-sid!-nl Km-5' Ululv, Vie-0-l'1'vsid4-nt BIIIIII. Ilnlmr, Music Ilnnur, I3 Ifmrllnlll, A Ilxlslin-llmll, Glow, . I ul'1'llSI1'. y . 13 MYRTLE MATRANGA -sn'-1 1 .IlIllIlll' RMI Cross, I l'v1u'l1 Ilunur, Ulzlss Vullnvil, ' X-Ilzly, Golf. f, ' 4 i QE: sf I . .I .63-'LU-Q2 LAURA MICHIYE MATSUMURA I BETTY JANE MAYHOOD aux av ' f ' ' .rwax A, iv' 1' JUNE MUDANIICL I, , A YIZIIIUII Vlulm. V n ' , V. li' .JV If V , b L , E I ' MQ' ,. Hun vilwl .H ,, ....,,., ,. A . , , , I . , . . - V, 'fifmfitilifnl RUTH ELLEN MI4ICKFI 1SSllL Girls' lmzlgm-, Sm-nim' I'I:1y. ELIZABETH MILLER Svllltll' I'I:ly. ,Wh E . Q B+! MAY MIXVA 'l'l'n-zlslln-1' .lzlyuznlla-sv QIIIKI4llI Vlulx A ff!!! UAIRL MOIDIGLL IIL'I'IllllIl llunur, Alusiv IIUIIUY, 1'l'lIIN'I'S. GORDON MOODIE Sl-nim' I'lz1y. k RUTII MORGAN 'Dv S+-vxw-l:l1'y Loud Spa-:Ilia-x':4, 'l'ri Y. '?,v,..-,, Twenty-one ,,..,........,..-... KN vislr- 3 W...-.W..W V ..- N.M.........,..,f.,,.f,-.,....,.. ,X.,iX .v.W..,... . rn . MARY MORIMITSU RVFA MOYER JAMES MURAKAMI G EORGE MURAKI SHIGEMORI NARAHARA ChQ-nmistry Honor, Nunn. Mmm: Czunerzl, Senate. HAZEL NELSON MFJLVIN NEVVHALL Hi Y. Ll LLIAN NEYVING TON MARY NICHOLAS MARGUERITE NICKLES Class l'oum-il. Twenty-two META NIUOL Nunn Rlumzl. KICNNE'l'H NISIIIMURA . tak 23.23 A, in K TSVYA ALYCIC NISHIMURA - . wg V A S1'1'l'Q'l:ll'y .lulmnvsv Slmim-nl Ululv, Nunn Blumzu. K I' I .5 VVILLIAM NOBLE JOSEPH MARTIN NORMINGTON 1114-1- EI. ICA NOR NUVVAK l'l:1sN 1'ulllu'il, 1':lmvr:1, llnnn- Em-mu Illlt CIIARLICS 0'l'ONNl'ILL FRANK OGAWA .lzmpzun-sv Studont Fhxlr. ELVA PARKS l'llYI.I.lS PARTINGTON Ulzuss Vullllvil, MILDRICIJ l'l4X'C'UI.E lI.A..X. l'HARI,l'lS l+IVERET'l' l'EMBER'I'ON lIl+Il,l'IN MAE PERRY l'Il'Gl'INl'I PICRRYMAN RlT'l'H l'l4'HlFl'IR Sm-Vx-l:ll'y Riflv 'IH-:rm 4 lvin- St'l'Yi1'l Tlvenly-lhree f f ,f umm! l 1.4 ,JH ' 5 b h rr Qbjg. . 1 NN' 'XRS DONALD GEORGE PHELPS R.U.'l'.4'., fins Sallnl-urs. MARGARET PIERCE 'Q 1.. 3 J X. JANE PLATT GRACE POTTLE M. , 1 Uivic Svrvic-1-, Music Ilmior, A Vaillpf-llai, S1-uiur Pin I BARRETT POWELL l, Music -IIOIIITF, Ifiw-114-I1 Hmirxr, f'Illll0l'll, f'h0mis1l'y X LJ. , X K Honor. ,Q . , .I 5 3 jf 1 - . ETL R CHARLES POWELL 5 WT if , 'A .. W 'US' ' . W a - Q f Q ' MILFORD R. PRIBBLE Sm-i'vt:ll'y Nzilh. Hrmor, IN-ppc-rs. DOROTHY MAY PULCIFER PIIYLLIS QUIROLA Hmmm I'1c'm1ml1i1'S. LUCILLE RAKELA Ke-y Club, President 1'hil:ite-lin, Pre-sident Svnutv, President Fare-nsiv, R.O.T.f'., Prvsidvnt C.S.F., Twenty-four OPAL REICD JEAN IIEICSIC Golf, Sa-nim' Immw-. Imulmlq- S. Flaws 1111114-il. IJURIS REYNOLDS PHYLLIS ROBERTS Flzlss 1'm1l1m'il. IL-xlmlm ROBINSON i Vlwxnistry Ilmu-V, Nunn Hmmm, 1'l:uss1'num-il, A vw, UARMICN Rl'SSEl.I, ,Su KK 1 -41 1 2 fiffh FTDNA SACHS t'mnplrull1-r's Stuff, TORAO SAKAMOTO SAYUKO SAKFMURA YASFO SASAKI XVILLIAM SATORE JACKSON DENNIS SUHMITZ 1'UI!lIlfl'UHQ'I S Stuff, ll.U,'I'.4'. HIAFIONOIIA Sl'IIl'LZl'I NIIISIL' llmuw, Flaws 11lllllh'il, LORRAINH SICRVICAU mn-upo1':1Iix'v Stllda-111, Nunn Nlmmn, Vnyx. SPIHUI Umm LIGIC C. SIIERIUCLI, I'r4-sid:-nl l':lll1x'l':l, X'iwv-l'lw-simivllt S1-xml:-. Ku Uluh, llll1'l'll2l1illIl2ll, Vnyx, Svllilll' Play. Flaws Ulilllllil Tnvcnly-five 'R -E- 'Q L.. Y. A 665.37 ' J YV 'K' F I H RICHARD F. SILBERSTEIN President Chmnislry Honor, Math. Honor, Phllzl- tm-lin, Fon-nsicr. MARYEVELYN HERBST SILVA EUGENE SLATER A Husvlmll, Ulnss f'unnc'il, Advorti:-zing, Forensic ADDYE SMITH 1 HARDING SMITH Senate. DARWIN SOWLES Accountancy Honor, .Tourney's End, C Baseball. DONALD SPILLMAN MARJORIE STACK LEO STETSON Drzlfting I l0no1'. WILBURTA STILLWELL Twenty-six HAROLD STOCKING Math. llul1n1 liillllilill 4'ln-nlislry 'l'1-:mm MARGARICT STODDARD DAVID STONE .X lwullhanll, lxvy llulv, 5UlI2llt'. l7I'Zlfl!llR' II nm MURIICI. STONER Music llunur, S1-v1'vt:n'y C,S.F., Hmm- I-lm-mxmnic-5 4'l11-llnislm' llunor, 1'I:uss1'nul1n'iI, St'l'l't'lill'j' Agnlux. SIIIZVIC SFMIDA .lupamm-sv Sludvnt Vlulw. HERO IIIROSHI SUYEKAVVA Alusu' Ilmmr, 1'.S.l-'.. R.U.'l'.l'., A 4':nppf-Ill NINA Jl'I.lA 'FALANOFF l'llLl'Il'IN V. TESKE DOLORIGS THATUH ER X-H1131 ROIXICRT THICILE VVAYNIC THOMAS 4'l:lssl'u1 , . ' ' ':j, 4' : , I 111 1 llltll Nlllllll Ilu I4 Imntlnll Im 'I 1, I'-pln-rs, Km-y Ululx, I n1'm-llsiv, Sn-mltn-. BILL 'FHOMPSON PICRUY TORKELSON Uluss Ummm-il, Vluss 'l'l't'1lNlll1'I'. NYM-s .IUANITA 'FOVIAS DICINIIINIC VAN DYKE huh-4 1'5 il 1fU' i in-in 'S :Wilt 1l'11ey's F Sn-niur I'l:ny. All-rriv AIHIIIIIUG, Gulf, llir-ls L1 1- llt 1'l'1w Noun -il . . , V, . Twenty-seven 404' -'W' f. 1, 'D 'Fw fn- BILL VAN GILDER Vice-President Senate. JACK VAN GUNDY Class Council, Chemistry Honor, Block S, Captain A Track, Peppers, Secretary Forensic. CLIFFORD WAHL President Pnyx, President Camera, Hi Y, Senior Dance, Class Council, Peppers. VERNON WAIGHT KEITH WALKER R.O.T.C., Les Sabreurs, Peppers, Class Council. ELDON WALL JAMES WANVEER LESLIE WATERS Football, Wrestliiig, Art Club, Drafting Honor, X-Ray. WINSTON WATSON LEE D. VVEATHERHEAD Senior Play, Drafting Honor, R.O.T.C. Twenty-eight lCI,l'lANllll XYIGAVICR l RANi'l'IS XVICBB EMII, XYl'llSKl'll! .lANl4l'l' XVILLI.-XMS l'Alll,lNl'I NVILLIAMS Kl'll'l'll VVILIAISON JEAN ANTI ll'R VVILSON Class 1'uu1n'il, 3ll'l'l'll' AIIIIIIIIVKI, Girls' ln-:nail-A, - 4 . , N1 . 't'l't'llll'j' Im-xllfi-l'1, 5l'llIll4', l+i'm-in-li llniimw. JESS VVILSON Vnyx, Ulziss l'r4-simlvlil, Studi-nl llmly t':1luim-I . , , , . hvlllnl' llily. lu lfnnllnlll. IIICLICN XVOUUARD Music llmung lfrvm-li llmmr, Sl'4'l'1'i2ll'y Num in , , A ,. 1. . l lass flllllH'll, lnvdiln-1-1, KAZUIC YAMAKIOTU 'ffl 44 An 'RY 1.-a-fy 'Kr Y X I l Q R fr, N. , 2 ,-xx' - 4 - Ei, 2 if I + 1 ' i J Lb A, .tx ' ffm NZ .V LB 4 rg, iw , Hi l.Al3ICR'l'A YAMAMOTO lf ' v V ' if 5 ANTIONICTTE XANKOVIFII I , iw o-.A ' rv 'NNW E ix K W YUSHIKO YOKUMVRA , lk DORIS Z.-XK X'iw--l'lw-siilviil .XVI i'llllb. an - N 'Q 1 'Uv ,tx 105. 1,5 'C'- NIJN.-X Zl'lllNDl'1R L x i Ulalss l'0llll4'll. Vlxlss Siwiw-I:li'y, Sw-1'--t:el'5 l'iixx, ,,,: Q . '- ' Sillllvlll llmly Sw-iw-I:l1'y, Aililvtii- llzllim-v, Girls' .,.. .,. 1,1-:mil--. 'wa--9. ,I -Nqr 5 , I ,,, -Q 1 ', A A I TJQ n B .Y ,V V, . I Elo '9 . qurox. i Fifa i 'S' 1 uv O00 109,69 My , if 'il v'mQ f w Weil 12' Twenty-nine SUMIKO ABE LA VADA ABNEY French Honor, Civic Service. IRENE ADAMIC CHRISTINE AHTIPIS CARL ALAMAO RUTH ALLEN Camera, Class Nou uri X-Ray. EILEEN ALLISON CHARLES ANDERSON ELOAH ANDERSON I, Nunn Momn, Pepperctlcs, Thirty BON ANDERSON XVARRICN ANDERSON f A. A Q lfhutlrzlll, Imlxclspn-:llim'l MARION ARNIYI' aP'i-- 3 1 I .3 Q P' RUSIC ARONSON S1-1-lx-l:u'y Nunn Mmnzn. RUSALIIC ASIIPIR 1 1 - 111 1 4 lass 1llIlll1'll, 1 .Alu pgs. Yin-1' I'l'm-sidvut Mulh. Ilnrlnr, ,Xgm':l, X-Ray. Rv- 4.3 vim-W, l'1-ppvxw-ilvs, l'UIlf.Zl'1'SS. FRANK ASTA E MAlIJAl,l'II'I A'l'NVA'l'l'lR It OLIVE AUSTIN Q LAVINIA AUNYAR'l'l'IR diff:-' XNQA 'ww Mll,DRl'1lJ AZICVICIJO Sn-m'l'v1:u'5' Num: AIHIIIZI. MAX RACIITOIAD Vivo-I'1'n-sidn-:ml Ili Y, 'l'l'1lt'li, tlnss 4HllIll'll. JOHN BAIl.l'IY .Xssvm --- ' 1- I-' : 1 ', . 'zum Gimp Mnlnn, 1':um-ru, .lxmiur l'Vmn, l'1-mu-rs, Km' Uluh, I 41 X I IX IIIIQIIIIIIUIII 1 nw mv liilfg-X, .'- tj. -' : ' al, 'lx ' um-il, 4l1wlln1d1uII1xx X11 In 111 MIRIAM RAISIJHN ..,1, 111.- I mx, lfu-nvh Ilmuw, 1.5.l'.. Nlnun' Il:u11-1', lnrls lmalglu-, .lulliur Prom, Sprimq Skip, Vlzxss l'uum'il, s 'W 4. DOROTHY BAKER .K qw N 'Nv1:,..A lGl.lZARI'I'l'Il BAKER Thirty-one ' DAVE BARMBY Key Club, Drafting Honor. DOROTHY BARR Camera, Secretary Loud Speakers, French Honor, International, Music Honor, Glee, Aviation. JAMES BRANDON BASSETT Class President, Treasurer Math. Honor, Chem- istry Honor, Vice-President Nana Moma, C.S.F., Key Club, Pnyx, Peppers, Major R.O.T.C., Stu- dent Body President, Chemistry 'l'eain, President Agora, Class Council. MARY BASSO RALPH BATEMAN HARRIETT BATHEN BOB BAUCH PHYLLIS BAUMAN Home Economics. TOM BEATTY E Pnyx, Key Club, C.S.F., Agora, Class Council. VERNE BEILBY ' Thirty-two JACK BENJAMIN IVIAILIOIIIIG BILL IIIIlIIt'I'il, 'I':u-difq-ri, 'IH-mli. PAUL BINFORD Alusn' Ilnnur, Rhythm l'luIx, Ili Y, SOCI'Ul'lI'X' 1'ul1p:l'n-ss. IDA MAY BIRFH I'lII.I4lI'IN BIBCHLICR FLOYD BISHOP I'iIIl11'I'Il. l'4S.I4'. ROBERT BLAIR VIRGINIA BOLEY LEONARD BOND l!:usvI1:uII. ELLIGN MAY BORIIEIWTO JUDICNIA BOYD Rm-via-w, Vive-l'1'4-sith-Ill 'l':u-difn-ri, Vlzlss l'uum'iI, fd. l dit 1' Y Ru . 0 .-:j. MARY LOUISE BOYD Vlnss Umlm-il, Vlznss S1-vw-l:1x'y. ,X 556' YU! , ', . g...,,,f 1I 'F K . fx., 'ff f f' r 9 fQ,Z.K' I . I I I 3 A X 4242. x . 'ik 'f' ' 7 .Q 7 if! ' ' I I ..-...wus Qu-is Awww 1' 'if' , I S49 .I 2 ', ,Q 6 , if, - I ROIIICIIT HUYD ' ANITA mzAn1.v:Y A NADINIC BRADLEY ,spa llvviu-W, Idllilul' X-Iiauy, Vlznss 1'n111l1'iI. ' 1.51 , ,gun 't Tllirly-lllree lip-5 lrfp di , if wiyifd 'Q .,M f W f.4 f ' x-,U zz' -QI' .l GLADYS BRANT Double S. PHILLIP BRENDEL Taediferi, Pnyx, Class Council, Tennis, Math. Honor. JOHN BRENT Taediferi, Math. Honor, Key Club, Class Council, C.S.F. ELEANOR JANE BRIDGES ELOISE BRITTON G.A.A., Civic Service. LOUIS BUELER HELEN BURKE ALICE BURR CHARLES BUSATH JOSEPHINE BUTLER -.i.,,.i,l,a4.. - Thirty-four BARBARA BYRNE l l'4-rwll Ilonor. RUBY CAMPBELL CLARENCE CANSON MARY CAREY l'I'l'Sid0IlI Intvrxmtiunznl. ELEANUR CECCHETTINI THERESA CECCHETTINI VVILLIAM CHAN ALEX CHASTAIN .IENNIE MAY CHASTAIN HARRY CHEEK RUTH CHOQl7E'I I'E I-.A..-X. VVANDA CHRISTENSEN CARLYLE CLARK PAUL CLARK MARGARET CLEGIIORN Thirty-five ' 5' fv- 1-A fs, Al MMDB!! We-.al :gp ! 3 .,.lI '9'r-I qw 'I Q ul w an 3 A W I'- oif, 'WP' 1? .K Q., V4 -..- , :I , 'S' . . N Q xc - In , ' k Q , 3 ? E. I 4 I 5 ,A i I jk ix! I T. ROGER CLIFFORD BILL COLLINS GWENDOLYN COFCI-I Vlzlss IIHIIIIVII, X-Ray, llevivw, AIf-rri+- Mmmtvd, Il1Il'I'lI2lIIHlHlI, Girls' Imzxgwn- J IGRRY COX 'MARY CRAN E ELIZABETH CIINNINGHAM ROBERT CIVFIIICR SHIRLEY MAY Cl'VELLlI'lR AIIISIK' Ilcmur, A 1':lppe-ll:l, O PEARL DAN ICI. 'VIVIAN DARLING 'l':l4-sdifvJ'j. Thirty-six MARY JANE DASHIICLI, l l'l'll4'll Ilmuw, 1':1nwl':1. AI,Bl'lR'l'A DAVIDSON iqlllblllill I'ix'i4' S1-rvim-, X-Huy. BlCVlCRl.Y DAVIS lhArn1:1n llmnn: S1-ninr in-1-llvs JAMES DAY 1.h.l4., IMD, I 1. llilllil, GENE IJEMPSEY Vluss Uuullvil. NORMA DENNIS Xln'l'I'in- Mmlllh-d, Vlqlss Vnllm-il RUM ICT DIAS Vlalss l'ouu1'il. JEAN DIUKINSON ELSIIC DIE'I'Si'll liirls' Imznglln-. VIOLA DINI+Il.Ll PIIYLLIS DI SANO CI,AIliE DORMAN Vlzxss 4'1lllll1'il. JANE ANNE DORMAN R0l!l'1R'l' DUTY S111-lm':1tm's, FRANK DREW' SQ'L'I'Q'lIll'X Inks S411-uw-1l1's. Thirlp-seven ffl Y' r ig-Qr!'9'h 'E ' i 5 .-J -ff M J - ' r E:,. A gun' Jr , L . L? ,hs fa W' 4.-Is, 1 1 LLSZ Q35 65? wx.. FE? V, UV X 1.2 'g5v,f 1-.. ,fi wig Nusa - J .X ,f ff ,.., ii IH. , .mmm i 'L r' Pl, J l?ff.yN wumzf LMI, fu vvwfzwa AA,-'R if fi 5 - x . 'K . 'i..,av fy, 4 'fi 1 -I -' ... N AI - ar jg X' I 3- rf' if y Q I Tll m KEN DUFOUR Se-nim' Hand, Plus:-z Vmlm-il, Gulf, DOLORFIS DUNCAN BETSEY DUNCKHORST C.S.I+'., Vick--I'1'n-sids-nt llmllrh- S, Svninr Play, VIRGINIA DUNGAN G.A.A, GEORGE EACHUS MARK EDSON, JR. Ks-y Fluh, Bhlth. ll4unn1'. I we Q 'sf K I S., n 4 t I I li I - , .Q 3 I If ALICE EGGLESTON I J' -3' President, Art Uluh. I l't'Ili'I1 Hrmuv, IYlIt'l'IHlfIOYlf1I, lxfw L 1 Pnyx, Assembly, Plnss f 0unr'iI, P1-plwrvttvs. N .' H I g CLARIS EGOLF N -M w Uivic Sn-rvice. -. I ww, ,....---.W LILLY EID IJVICLYN EILICR Nunn Numan. 'I':1+-difn-ri. Thirty-eight DICK ELDRFID X'im--l'1w-sidvul Hi FR EDERIC' ELK US K UNIO ENDO PAIYIAINE ERB l'iYil' Sm'l'Vi4'e'. LOUISE ERICKSON ELMER EVANS lbrnflinp: llmmr. ROBERT EVANS 1':1mvr:1. EMILY FAGUNDES Ilmm- l'1m-rnumlim-N. ROY FANCH ER l un1h:1ll, Nzlsm-lm!l, l:1lSlil'Ili2lH. SIDNEY EA RR Iwalflimr Ilunmz non FERGUSON A Q V A J x Vocilnlll 2 5 4 4 7 I . MARY EETHEROLF 7 - 'QFD-i JOAN EINCII 'z 1-':, ':ss 'I LEEDS L. EINGLANU HQ'lli'11' Hand, Musu- llmmr. Alllllillj' ligand, A Varmn-llzl. UAYLE FISHER 4':1lm-rzl. Thirty-nine 'Q 1 Q an PHYLLIS FISHER Camera, class council. PEGGY FLANDERS BEATRICE FLICKINGER DONALD FONG Math. Honor, Chinese Student Club. EDGAR FONG Drafting Honor, C.S.F., Vice-President Chinese Student Club, A Track. LUCY FONG French Honor, Chinese Student Club. PAUL FONG, JR. President Chinese Student Club, Math. Honor, Music Honor, C.S.F. NORMAN FOSTER Civic Service. WALTER FRANKLIN EVELYN FRITZ Class Council, G.A.A. Forty ALBERTA FULLER Music llunmx RAY GALLACHER Ulnss IIOIIIIUII, St'lll0l' l x-wlrlll 'II'lll'l Hlmwk S. GILBERT CASS Math. llnlmr, Hi Y, I'Ull2I'0NS JIM F. GEE gm-1', A ssq-In l'him-sv Slndm-nt Club, Math, lhmnr, Basin-tlmnll Il ul . x. MARGARET GIRBY SARAH GORDON EDWARD GORMAN FRANCES GORSUCH Fra-m-h llemnr. MARGARET GRANT DOROTHY GRAVES WALLACE GRAY Musir Hunm', S1-nim' lIl'k'I'll'NIl'1l. PEARL GREENHOUSE BILL GREER A Football, Tzu-difm-1'i, Pnyx, Mzllh. llmxmy X 'l'r:u'k, Class Council. J EAN GREG SON Ulzxss l1OllllI'II, SUIIIOI' Imnvv, Girls' Imngm-. CATHERINE ANN GRELL Musiu Honor, Class l ullncil. Forty-one AUDREY GROSS MARTIN GROSS Musiv Hmwr, Svnim Ouhutrx Irlcc MERTICE GUNTHER MADELINE GUTH S9l'l'0fQll'X Nunn Mnmn f' l 'secretxry Fomp trollq-r's Stuff. FRANCES GUZULES G.A.A. THELMA HAAKE CHESTER HALL Math. Honor. HARUMI HA MAMOTO BARBARA HAMMOND l l'vm'l1 Hm1m', l':llml 1 Xwm ll 1V N nun ALICERAH HANLEY 'l':1cdifwri, Pnyx, Vins lu Q Nl nun KINGE HAHA Math. llnmvr, Nunn, Mnnm, I:t'I'IlI1lIl Ilmmr, l'.S.I ., ' 'I'l':l4'IC. I DON M. IIARDING I'l't'SIIIl'IIf Math. Ilonor, I'1'e-siduni. 4'In-mistr Ilunor, l'lllIIl'l'1I, Svnimn' Ilaxnm-, IIIIISS I'1'vsidv Kvy Flnh, l'I:1ss Donna-il. DON HARELSON VIRGINIA HARRIGER THOMAS HARVEY II'U1lSlIl't'I' bpnmsh Iimmr, Vim--I'wsidv11t Music Ilmmr, Fuutlwzlll AIQIIIIII-Z'0I', Athln-tiv AIZIIIIIIIPIZ Stu- dont Rody IIIIIIIIIUI, President Iirnflimr II1mm'. HARRY HASELEU A I u0tIw:lII, Music- Ilunor. YASUO HASIIIMOTO IVVAO HAYASE FLORENC'I'l IIAYASHI EDITH ADELF1 HEILBRON Art Vlulw, Assvmbly, Gvrmun Ilunmx IlIIt'I'Il2lII0l1flI, Nlnss Wmunvil. MISAKO MAXINIC HIYASHI .I:1.pnm'Sv Student Club. ROBERT HILL ANNA H HILLS YOS H I RO HIRATA Math. IIrmm', l'lw111iStl'y IIUIIOV, P.S,I ., Nunn Molnzl. LUIS HODGSON Forty-three I' if 'afar dl' --..r4 X. T 'Vl- had 114 GWEN HOLDEN Orchvstra. JOHN HOLDENER gas-Q...-...-. GEORGE HOLLINGSWORTH Senior Band, Senior Orchvstra, Treasurer Music Honor. ROBIN HOLMES ww.. 1- , f WILL HOM . JOHN HOPKINS Class Council, Yell Leader, Pepper, Student Body Fabinet, Key Cluln. ,. 5 .S ...-....w.....-lu. A. ,...., - - -V - - - 5 E ELOISE HORNSTEIN RICHARD HORRELL l Vice-Pri-sident Fra-nm-h IIOn0r, Key Club, Senior 5 Dance-, Pnyx, Class Council, Class President. I Z l l GEORGE HOUCK Vice-President Little Ben Franklin. JOHN HOUSTIN I I Vice-President Tumbling Club. Forty-four 1. .UN ZQem.r I. TRIGVOR HOWELL Sm-tm':1l1n's. MARY HVNTICR Spanish I IUIIUV, Illlvflllltilllllll. 3 Q' AKIRA IMOGAVVA .xSSl'lllhlY, I! 'l'r:u-k, 1' Ifmxtluanll, Tllllllllillg, Nunn 2 Allilllil, lIlfl'I'l1ll1illll2ll, .I:lpz1lwss- Studvut Club. K . .34:.u.,.' Li Amo IM.-Xl , lf'1'vm-I1 llunur. .l:1p:lm-sv Stlldn-nt Vluln, I! liauskvt- lrzlll. AL, j SADAKO INAIJA Y K. KATSUKI ISHIDA 1'iX'i1' Sm'l'Vi4'0. f Mi- KIMIYE ISHIHARA I I'4'lll'll HOllnI'. GERTRUDE IVANOVICH HQ 1 RAY IXVAFUCHI wifi' I . 4 2,.2lllS . Y I, J- Hl- . - cmoncuf: IXVAKIRI HANAKO IWASAKI nlcvrmlm .IACINTO ' H NNRY .I ICNANGAN mmlmulntxwllf-l s Stuff. DAISY JENKINS if li! ibm TRUMAN .IENKIN9 .,,,.1 U I .. , Forty-five mir-fe'-qv-rf 'ix ,,--- IVY NNI. in . Av-wa fy A ww- -,,..s....4....,f..,.,,..1....-...i.,,.......,...w-. . .1.,w.u NELLIE JOAQUIN G.A.A., Tennis. IRENE JOHNSON LOUISE JOHNSON MAY JOHNSON Spanish Honor. KENNETH JONES VAIDA JONES Music Honor, Loud Speakers, Aviation, Camera, Class Council. LAUER JUERGENSON NORMAN KAUFFMAN Class Council, Nana Mama, Senior Dance, Sec- retary Key Club, Merrie Mounted, Camera. RAYMOND KAUFFMAN Class Vic-e-President, Uhnirnmn of Civic Serviu: Senior Dance, Key Club, Nana Moma. BETTY KELLIHER G.A.A. Forty-six JAMES KELLY Hi Y, Ilnsvball. SAMUEL B. KILLINGSWORTH In-S Subrellrs, Double 5 HERBERT KING HATSUKO KISHI TSUGIKA KISHI DOLORES KNOLL I 1'e-lwll Ilunor, Double MARGARET KOLETZKE HARRY KOMATSU Gluv, Music Honor, B Fon n 1 AU DREY KRASNOW SHIGEMORI KURODA l'lu-mistry Hmmr, 1' 9 I' M .n. GERTRUDE LAINE 'I':wdif1-ri, f'2llllt'l'il. MILIJRED LAMKEN IJOROTH EA LANGER Nunn Numa, G,A.A., l'nm.,n JOAN LANSBERG ANTIONETTE LANDSBOROUC H Ulnss Sm-rvt:n'y, Ulzlss in mm l'l't'Sidt'llt Iylillllll' S, Mn-1111 Nluun F orly-seven VICTOR LARSON l outlmII, I'I2lSt'IDIlII, X-Ray, 1'm1mtl'0lIer's Stuff, Sonim' 'I'1':1CIi Msumgrer. ELGEANE LAUPPE l'lvgiStx':n S Stuff. NORMA LAUPPE French Ilonor. VALATE LEARNED Music Honor, 1'.S.I4'., String Trio. G EORGE LEAVITT LOUIE LENCI JIM LEONARD 'III'1lIISfL'I' from Onklamd. X-Ray. DON LEVVIS A Foutlrzlll, 'I'!':1ffi1'. JOSEPHINE LEWIS Imlllule S, 'I':1edifx'1'i. PHIL LIGHTY Class Cuulxc-il. F arty-eight HOVVARIJ LINDER Vluss Fullllvil, Flnss Vi I! Wmtlmll. IIOROTI IY LIVINGSTON Ulnss Vmlm-il. C Ll FFORD LOIJICII I-In-sI1':l. JANE LORANGICK M1-rriv Alnunlod. l'I:1ss 1 RUBY LOIIICNZ SANTA LOTA JAM ICS LOVVRY EMILY LUMBARD dol'm-S, IIUIIIUIQ' S. JOHN LUND JEAN LYLE Alusiv Ilunur, K'illII4'I'2l, S4-num' Ilzmd, Svuim' Ur- Hulllmvll. I'115'x I'II't'II4'II Ilmlur, l'.S.I ., S1141 Ilumv I':L'0Il0IlIIl'S, 'I':u-difm-ri. DONALD MACDONALD Loud Spoukors, First Aid GEORGE IVIADSEN 'I':u-diff-ri, Military Ilnnd, JOHN MAIICR SAKAE MAKISHIMA TIIICOIIORIC MANDICLLA I! Ifmutlxzlll. Forty-nine In nl':lIul'S, IAN I l1NI'l- wud Spvzlkvrs. m--I'rI-sidvlxl, Ix 3 Klub, Ms 43:34 If L ,,..-0 1' ,QQ4 ,J -v-. If MARTIE MARTINDALE ALBERT MARTY GEORGE MASUDA Japanese Student' Club, Los Fiestadores, Nana Moma, C Track, B Basketball, International, Loud Speakers. DOMINIC MATISEVICH Senior Orchestra. LENA MATRANGA Class Council, G.A.A. PETER MATRANGA Class Council. PAUL MATSUMURA Camera.. VADEN MAYFIELD MELBA MCBAIN Home Economics. ROSE MCCLARTY l Li -4 A., .J Fifty 1.311 A :if y . GENEVIEVE MCCONNELL Plnss Follnm-il, Art Ulub. GEORGE MCCOY 'l'l'0ilSlll't'I' I'llXX, Math. Il0ll0l', .Pl'9Sid0llt I'l1il:1- --Us min, Ili Y, Gulf, I5l'1lflillQI 1101101-. 'WA LILLIAN MCCOY Class f'0lllN'il, Ilonw lim-r111n111ic's, llildlllillfllll, Sov- I re-t:11'y t'.S,I ., Glu-, Svcrm-t:11'y C:1n1e1':1. G.A.A., Avizllion. HAROLD J. MCCURRY, JR. Ulnss Pollxwil. JANET Mc-DERMOTT Svvn-tal1'y l'hvn1isl1'y Il011o1', C.S.l ., Vim--1'1'vSi dent Spzmish ll0'llUI'. W if -fku, BETTY MCDONALD S1'l'l'l'l2ll'y f'Ollgl'l'SS, 1'il't'lll'h Ilmuul' f GEORGE MUDONALD Hi Y. BETH MCDONNELL LORRAINE MCELROY Sevrotzxry Math. l'lU!llP!', f',S.F. OLIVE MCGINNESS RAY MCMILLAN Nunn Bltblllil, S4-nim' lYl'l'hl'SlI'il. , 1zomcR'1' M1-NAIRN 1 4+ ..., ,. T-V,fT...x. . .fi ,iz sw-rv F MARGIE MCPARTLAND l'llllg'l't'SS, I'1-p11v1'1-ttm-s, Girls' Yin-e-l'n-side-111. HUGICNFI MCPOII. ,- I, QC' l'HARLl41S MEACHAM l'1'1-sidvxn Alusiv llmxor, l',S.l4'., filllllt'l'il, 'I':11-di- fm-ri, Uhxss 0111114-il, Strim: 'l'l'iH, String' 12llilI'l0fl44. Fifly-one ELGEANE MEDEIROS NANCY LEE MEISTER Mm-rriv AlHllllfl d, Ghlf I DALENE MINAHEN HOWVARD MITCHELL JACK MITCHELL Class Council. JESSE MONIZ IDA-ADELE MOODY DOROTHY MOONEY JUANITA MOORE JEAN MORGAN Flaws Vnllllm-il, t'.S,l Int lnxtlm SHIRLEY MORRICLL DAVID MUELLICR 1'l:1ss 1'0llll4'il. Sm-lul':ltu1's. ...wi DERTHA MVLLER WWF' ...il f-cash y Nui .ap- ., W . H 4, , 1 ,,,,,:aw5f HARUMI MURAKAMI YAICKO MURAKAMI YQ SALLY NAGATA HUIIIU I':t'l'llDIllit'S, Girls' Yin-v-l'l'csidn-lx! .lanlmm-1 Studvm Flulv. MA Y NA KATOGA XVA JACK NAMLH I ,' lxvy L'l11lr, .-Xssf-mlvly, Vnyx, lwaefllxxg Ilmnn IGRIN NARDI de, DORIS ANN NEICLY Snvil-ly Iiliitm' X-Italy I!LANf'Hl'I NICILSDN 47 'l'Sll'difl'l'i, 1I.A..X., i'nllg'1'n-SX AAAAAA 1 DONALD NELSON I 'my J ENNIIC NICOLAS Sm-Iox':1lm's. .IIMMIIC NISIIIMURI Nunn, AIUDHI. ?A Q '3.. . 1 . Fiflp-ihrce G ICORGIC NISHITE Q 2 BARBARA NOE NONETTE NOELL Home Economics, Aviation, Class Council. VESTA NORTHERN TED O'BRIEN Class Council, Peppers. MARY ELIZABETH O'CONNOR PHILIP ODA C.S.F., German Honor, Chemistry Honor, Math. Honor. AGNES OGAVVA EUGENE OKADA Cnrnerfi. TOM OKAMOTO President .Tapzilwse Students' Club. TOYOKO OKUMURA Nana Mmnri, Civic Survite Fifty-four GICORK-ll'1 OKASAKI Imlllwlv S, .lallmxn-sv 8111111-His' Club. SHIZUYE OMVRA GEORGE ORITE 46' 4' fv- , F 'D FLORENCE OUGHTON VVANDA OVERSTRE ET t..A.,X., tmnpl1'nllvl s Stuff. AN DREXV PAPAS I A -Q. 10' Tj MARY PAPPAS GEORGE PARKER 45,4 l l'Q'lll'h llunur, I'1'm-sid:-nt rim-ut Rody 'l'I'l'ilSlll'l'I'. RUTH PATTERSON ' 1-..X.A, JUNE PEARSON JESSIE JEAN PEASLEE l l'1'lll'h llolmr, S1-nim' lTl't'hl'S1l'1l, l4lll,l4lEN FRANCES PERRY .43-'V M2-f . wg , fc Q' Wi icing I7 an-4.5 ff i M w , 25, J . I DONALD PFIICFER ANGELA JOAN PHILIPI' A M. ,. ,X Flaws l'4lllll1'iI, Rlvrria- Muunl:-d, Q, T 'U' n 5 LMROY PHHJJPS , ' ' , In-ud Spa-:ilu-rs. Ilranftinpr HUIIUV, Kvy Ululr, VVUIIIITS. A 'Q- iff , Vw., - p il , V Fifty-five Q Q Qlgqv lm - FERNANDES PIRES ELLENOR POFFENBERGER x'Il'U'1,l'Q'SId9Ilt ILA..-X., Flaws Frmm-il, MI-rrie Muunte-d, Spnrts, I'm1g'rr-ss. PHYLLIS PRATT Presidont I l'0l11'h Ilnnnr, Vluss Fuum-il, Sm'l'm-- lzxry Assembly, X-Iizxy, SlI4'l't'I2ll'Y Studs-nt Rudy, l'vppel'e-Ile. VIRGINIA PRICE l.b.l4,, l'lL'llI'h Ilnnnr, Vlzlss 1'u11n1'il, Ulzlss Sw'- rs-tznry. EARLE I'RUD'HOMMIC 1 ' ' '-- 1'-1i't Ilmmr 1 l't'S1d0IIf. I .b.I4 ., lxemsuru he n s 15 Math. lIomn', Vlnss Pounr-il, I'1l'PlI4'h Ilnnor, As sembly, Kvy Ululv, 4'lwn1ist1'y VIIHZIIII. MURIEL QUINTELL t'.S,I ., Nunn Monm. MARY RADMAN lI.A.A., I'vppv1'wtt4-S. FLORENCE RATH Advertising, PHYLLIS RAYISURN R UTH REDGATE Fifty-six . I.,--. A DELIC REED Vlnss l'ullll1'lI. II I'I'I'TY R IC ICD Q. nv 45'- .IAUK IIICICSIC x.-11 IA-:14Ivl'. if 441 'Th'-vi' ROSICIVIAIIY REIDY St'1'I'0I1ll'j' Ilulllblm' S. MARSIIALI. I . RIFIC Math. II'-nur, t'ln-mislry Ilmmr, ' 'I I 469 VIVIAN RICHARDS I'I't'lll'II IImnu', Alllsiv Ilunlur, Golf, Vlznss 4'wum'iI. VERNON RIUIIARDSON 'I'IIICI.MA RI ICSEN xiii fi. .ll-issue mNwl,1.A 2 I , , 1 IIKIIIIU I'Im-ullulnia-S. fa' n I' VIRGINIA RODRY GORDON RODDA 1'I::ss Uuum-il, N:111:1 AIu11::l. 'l':u1IiI'4-1'i. K1-5' 4'IllIu. 1' .IAUK uomwzus Q 'I':u-difvri. Km' 1'Iulu, Uluss 4nun1'iI, S:u'Ifv1':1lm'S. Class I'r1si1I1-nl, AVGIISTINIC ROMICRO IAIRRAINIC ROSIC T 'ii XWULET ROSENDERG q Alusiv IIUllUl'. AVI, I4'l'vm-I1 Ilmlm' 1 1111-111 lmql llzlllunzul, 4'I:1ss l'nun1'iI. Fifty-seven 1 . N . z Er'-s ,.... Q 'wsl 'w ,nu- ..,1-vv-r L Q. 4A f , . TAM., . ...M , 'F 5 '1 gf' . ,Q i 221 Qt., , Q 1- . . , . ...,.....,..,..,n. Q. .X 1. . ., Sl AUDREY ROSS Illf01'1lilli0l'lZll. JAMES ROUNDS 1'ongl'vss, Iwufliug Honor, L1-s Sulfreurs, Class Council. BETTY ROWE BETSY RULISON ROSALIE RUZIR RUTH RYAN Merriv Mulmted. MARY SAKIYAMA Nunn Momzl, Civiz- Sf-rvic-P MARK SANDS X-Ray. ROSE SARKISIAN Musiv Iloww. JOE SASAKI Musim- Iiulmr, Nunn Momn. 9 Fifty-eight KATHFIRI N E ll ATSFY E SA SAK I ltUll2'l'l'SS. .I:111:1r1.-so Sludvnl llulv. MAY SATO 1',S.l4',, 1'llt'llllSll'X lltvlllll ERNEST SAVAGE lialswlnlll. MARGARET SCHEIBER. EDVVARIJ SUHINKE .X4ix'Q-rlisillg Al:1l1:u.:'vl', Art Ululv. Slmlont llmlx Vuluim-I. FRANK SUHIRO 'I'ln-spizms. 'I':u-zlifvri, llws t'uum-il. PEGGY SUHMIU tml XRU l':Illl4Il', 4'.S.l4',, Flaws Re-vlvw E111 ', . A :j Vmxm-il, Girls' llvzlgllq-, lwmxolw-lt'-s, l'nyx, S dm-nl lludy Uallvim-I. MARTHA SUHMIUT Vluss Umlm-il, Girls' Alu-wiv Bluunlvd, llulll GEORGIA SUHROTH GERTRUDE SCHRUNK 1lt'l'IllIlll llmnng l'nyx. HERMAN SCHULTZE .Xlusiv llfvlmur, Gln-1-. IJELMAR SUOGGINS ETH El, SUOLLAN GREGG SCOTT JOSEPI IINE SCOTT Fifty-nine IA-z1p.:'lln-. X-Huy. Rf-vim 114 S Ill- lm IP' ,, 'Vi' Q pfw ww- 9 X drfx wf- TS V- 'U f I S 2 'Z . l msg' I n 554 lSl,l Nm., N.. 4 A Ze R :I MMM. ,.i.,,,, ,,,....- , N-. G., -,7.. ..,-.,,.,M, 4 mc: 'zum Y'. '-73 A gf 'W-A ,J I -.M ,fu M gig,-v .--.q..,N. ,pn ffl 'E' 1 1--K 'r ' ,-.ff f. . , 1' ROBERT SCOTT S1-niur Ux'c-In-strzl. MAVIS SEATON FRANCES SHELTON YOSHIYE SHIMZU ARTHUR M. SILBERSTEIN Football, Military Hand, Urm'he-strn, Traffic. ADA ISABELL SILVA FRANCES PAULINE SILVA ELIZABETH LVPEARLA SIMMONS GERALDINE SIMUNSON 'l'1'm-ansllrex' Hnmv T':L'lllIIllllil'S, Lund Sp:-ulwrs. MARILYN SINGLETON A l':qr1u-llu. Sixty BOB SK EELS TIIEIIIVIA SKOG Art Vluh, Ulzlss Unlllu-il, I'llj'X. GVVIGNDOLYN SMATH ERS STAN SMIIIEY K1-y Uluh, Ulznss Fmlm-il. l'n5x, H-I IEICRNICIC LICNORA SMITH HICTTIC ANN SMITH 'FIIIGIIMA SMITH EARI. II. SOMMERS 'I'l':lffin'. Vivim- SN'Yi4a HAZICI, STACY THFIIIMA STIGVVART Ilmm- ICm'm1ulni:-S. IVIARGUICRITIC STORRS MARY STRACHAUER I l'1'll1'Il IIUIIUY. lhuulmlq- S, Vlnss l'm1nciI VERNON STRAUCII ANNA STROJAN CATIIICRINIC STRUKAN Sixty-one 1'-vhfk '1f D' 43.-w tw K' 'Usd' -e--vw us.. ..-aqg nf lah nf zf nv'-A f'1P'k o Xie '. if A A i f F ii vL4 'WTP . ui, - A .- il Q , 4 H qi 'X 'F ix ,.,. , 5 .. - A5 .xx . yi, W 5 ,.,: X I - V, RUTH STUDARUS Civic Service. HISA SUYEMOTO C.S.F. MASAMICHI SUZUKI C.S.F., Nana Monm. NOLA SWAIN Class Council, French Honor, President Congress, Pepperettes. PAUL TAKEHARA Congrvss, Jzipnneso Studs-nt Club. JAMES TAKEMOTO SATOSH1 TAMIIRA HARRIET TAYLOR Pnyx, Tue-diferi, JUNE TAYLOR CARL TEMPLEMAN Sixty-Iwo EVANGELINE TERRA Music Ihnnnr. Ss-niur Orm-In-:4l1':u. ORVILLIC TESKE RUTH 'l'lC'I'I.OW' 'l'Ill'diflxl'i. ARTHUR THOMAS Mlfllililhl. F. THOMAS VIVA THOMAS Ulnss 1'ullm'iI, MICIAVIN THOMASON ULYDA H. THORN Ulzlss l'0lIlll'll. IIITHERT THURMAN X L. f ff w f 'y fer.. P Rf X Q. ': 'l.-an I NA l L A! THICLMA TIPPETS CONSTANCE TONIG -' A X , lfxw-xwlm llmwr.A4'.N.F., X-Italy, In-vivxx 1 nm ll 4 T 6 fn 1,5 MARILLYN TRACEY H ' - S:u'tm':lt:n's. K lkgkpf -V-v I . 1 '- Ai ,I DOROTHY 'l'RI'IVlCTHli'K H..-MA., 'l':u-difvri. ROI! TRIMMER 55.51- +- 'Q l'vp1n-rs. K4-y Vlulv. Svmllf-, Vlzuss 1 vunvil, P115 x, A Wx Af S' ILOT1' lf-Q Q'llIl'l'll!'S Ili Y PETE TRINUA 1'l:1ssl'num'il. V111-l11islI'y Ilullnr, l'l'1-sich-lat llzllmll Ullllx Sixty-lhree X? y..,f T QLA LENORA P. TRIPP . f r 1 HELEN TYRELL EILEEN TYSON ANN URQUHART UNA VAUGHN Senior Orchestra. AVESIA VICKERY Music Honor. JACK VINING JANET VOGELI Camera, Class Council. MARGARET VOGELI RUTH WACHENFELD Sixty-four LILLIAN M. VVALLACPI MARY ELLEN XVARIJ Flaws l'Ullllt'il. Jw 1,-Sh OWVEN YVA R D Kvy Vluh, l'r4-side-nt Vnyx, l'r4-sidn-nt 'l':u-difm-li, I! 'l'r:u-Ii, Vlzlss l'Ullllt'H, Ulzass xvi1'l I,l'l'Sld1'lll. lwmu-l's, Xvi1'l l'lAl'Sidt'lll SSll'IUI'1llIll'S. LAVONNE VVARDEN EDNA VVARING 'POM VVATSON JOHN VVAUGH ANNIG YVAYBUR 1'.S.F.. Frvxwh llmlvw. W . Lomsm VVAYLAND W' llmm' lic-nnm11icS. 'S J 'PIHQLMA XVEICIJ llmm' l':l'0!l0IlIiL'S, Civiv S4-rvic-1 A I EDYVIN MELVIN WIQHRMAN Nr' A I'l'osidvnl Loud Slwaulu-rs, Hffiw- Assistant, Vlznss 3 3 g K -21 l'uum'il. f!-. , -I Q MARGARET NVEIDNER A L L LA L 17' 4- ' ' I r.4.,g....,,.........,.7,,,,,,,. ..., . . ,f ,,,,,, ELSIIC VVEISEL LUIS VVELCH Girls' l.m-zlgllv. HAL WENTVVORTH Hi Y, l'llIll1'I'1l, Q' Iiusvlmll. Sixty-five DARIUS WENTZ Traffic. LAURENCE WERTZ Drafting Honor, Assembly. CAROL JO WHEATLEY Transfer from Red Bluff. AILENE WHITE Camera. AMORETTE VVHITE ELDON WHITE NORMAN WHITE Math. Honor. JEANNE WIDDING JEWELL VVIETZEL MERRILL WILCOX lm .K ,. ...,...A-1.2 f Sixty-six FLOR ENC E VV I LK E Yicv-l'r4-sidvnt 1,1-ml Sqn-:1lu'l's, Puyx, JOHN NVILLIAMS JANE VVILSON MARNE VVI LSON Hi Y, S:wtu1':n1m's. VVOODROVV VVILSON MILIJRICD VVOUIJS Alf IJRICY JANE VVOIITMAN X-Huy. 1Xll'lRl,I'l VVRICN EARL XVRIGIIT JACK NVRIGHT Iiranfliuu llmmr, 1' Imsvlmll, HARVMI YAMAMOTO AKIIJA YASITIJA GICORGIC YICE S.-XTURI' YOKOYAMA IllC'I l'Y SUYIC YOMOGIIJA .lupsnllvsv Slude-nts' Ululx, Sixlp-seven -swf 4 f ' 45' ,, U' sw? I 4- f-1 7 IN 4 X ,Msn 4 'WK iw I 1? v 1 gf J n Q 59 5 , I K, u f in .5 if: J A A K' . . I ' 1'J J ya? ,,,xj',' ' . V 5 Vfsf' ' 'L . M A I yfqAM,Q, ...., '1rvs 1 u 'Q--' X1 I V. 773' at N FRED YOSHINO CLAIRE YOUNG BETTIE YOUNG ERIC YOUNGER X-Ray, President Key Club, Peppers, Class Coun- cil, Senior Play, Journe-y's End, Track, Advertis- ing, Hi Y. CARL YOUNGLOVE BENJAMIN JOSEPH YUKE French Honor, B Basketball, Chinese Student Club. FREIDA ZIMELMAN WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN EARL LIGHTFOOT CLIFTON SANGMASTER Sixty-eight Sixty-nine OTHER JANUARY GRADUATES DAVID A. ADAMS GEORGE ALLISON EDWARD ANZORE MABEL JEAN BRIER GEORGE E. BROWN JOE BUEL MARION FAY BURT WVALTER CARTER MARJORIE CHRISTOPULOS RAYMOND CISNEROS LORIN H. COLLINS HOXVARD JAMES CONTENTE RAYMOND CRABBE Senior Band. LLOYD CRAIG Class Council, Secretary Senate. YVILBUR CUNHA RUTH COLISTA DAY MILDRED DEBOLT ARCHIE DUNCAN BILL DUNCKHORST VICTORIA GIANNECCHINI ANNE GRADY JOSEPH GRAHAM ARLEEN ROGERS GUFFEE ELLEN GUILD JEAN HARROLD TOSHIO HAYASHI HAROLD HECHT PHYLLIS GERTRUDE HODGES ARLINGTON HOWARD RUTH LORRAINE INGALLS TOMIKO ISHINO EVELYN JACINTO Comptrolle-r's Staff. MARGARET VALERIE PEARL JEFFERY ROBERT JOHNSON DONALD JOHNSTON J. ROY JONES, JR. JAMES Pnyx, Class Council, Les Sabre-ure Double S Key Club, Agora. SUMIYE ELINOR KAIHARA MASAO KAMIKAWA MARIE KING CALVIN KIRBY EARL LIGHTFOOT VIRGIL LINDER ALICE LUCAS KENNETH MATRANGA MATSUO MATSUMOTO HATSUMI MORIMOTO CLIFTON MUGFORD Nunn Mo l11: 1. VVILLIAM MCCALMONT LESLIE IVICCLELLAND JUANITA JUNE MCDOUGAL HAROLD MCKERRAS JACK MCKINNEY OTHER JANUARY GRADUATES CContinuedj President Les Sabreurs, Peppers, Key Club. CURTIS NELSON Trziok, Block S, Advertising Senior Play, Draft- ing Honor. HARVEY NORTH JAMES PATTERSON RAYMOND PAULE fwtf iff? f ffwfln WILFRED PENFOLD' ' R.0.'I'.C., Coniptrollens Staff. I MARIE PENNOCHIO Glee. ALBERT PENTER TONY PERETTI Civic Service. NICK TONY PETROTTA EDWIN POSPISIL CARYL PRINCE MITCHELL PROUTY Assistant Yell Leader, Tumbling. STEVE PUTNIK Tumbling, Little Ben Franklin, Civic Service. TONY VICTOR REMITZ HELEN FRANCES RESCH Glee, Music Honor. ERNEST RICHARDSON Captain Football Team, Civic Service, Block S, Glee. NICHOLAS SANFORD CLIFTON VERNON SANGMASTER Assembly. FRANK SANTOS ROBERT SCHANG JOSEPHINE SEAL INA SEIFERT Secretary German Hggor, Pnyx, Class Council. JOHN SEKUL ARTHUR SHAWV CARL SIERRA GEORGE SIMMS RICHARD SMALLEY ROSIE MAE SMITH VIVIAN SMITH YVINIFRED SNELL HERBERT SOLIGAN Little Ben Franklin, X-Ray Staff. Seventy ,ex , ' 0TE?5f2ffi4NUARY G'E1f9U14TE3 'rpm srrrnmnz 7 B'1?WP'FW'V EDWARD SYIENICKI Lois 'roNGE ' DONALD TOWNSEN D Advertising. EVERETT TREZISE JACK TRUJILLO . K gmqsinfrnnnmn' ' ' INA 3 A Football. GORDON WHEELER nrcmnn wn.cox BATTREALL wu.soN CHARLES WITTIG YOSHIE YOSHIHURA OTHER JUNE GRADUATES KENGO CHESTER ABE BERT AMES EDWARD ANATER Tennis Team. JACK ANDERSON RALPH ANTON RICHARD ATKINS PAUL AU STIN Military Band. GEORGE BACH A Football. MIKE BAKARICH JANET BALLANTINE JOHN BAN JOSEPH BARBATO JOHN BASICH LUCILLE BASYE Music Honor, A Cappella. CARL BATTISTICH ROBERT BAXTER Math. Honor, Assembly. EDWARD BERTOLANI GENE BIGELOW MARY LOUISE BISHOP Music Honor, International. PETE BOKAN JAMES BOLLINGER JACK BRANTING Zhfvf Av JACK B ITW ISER if if NORA BROWN EMMA MAY BURR DOUGLAS BUSBY A Track, B Football. MARIE CAMERON MARNE CAMP GERALDINE CANNON KENNER CANTRELL fu W'w62f1, - Transfer from Berkeley High. SHIRLEY CHAPMAN IRVING CI-IRISTENSEN FRANK CISNEROS TRACY CLARK MELVIN COLE GEORGE COOK MARJORIE COOMBS CLARENCE COOMES DOLORES COSTELLO PETE COVICH xx 1 NORMA coY 741 I, EVERETT CRABBE fo, Senior Orchestra. , IVY CURTIS maf yflubl Axis: Spanish Honor, Review, X-Ray. ELEANOR DAMON ELLSWORTH DAVEY Seventy-two OTHER JUNE GRADUATES C Continued J 0 ELWOOD DAY DAROLD DE COE B Football, Class Council, Civic Service, Peppers, X-Ray. sYLvEs'r DEGREGORIO ' ELAINE DILLON Cf D ROBERT DOHERTY Senior Orchestra, R.O.'l'.C., Math. Honor. JOHN DUNN MARCEL DUTRA WILLIAM R. DYMOND FRED EASTON PETER ECONOMY JAMES EDSON LAYTON FISHER EVELYN MARY FOWLER FRANCIS FRANKLIN FRANCIS FREY GERALDINE FRESE VIRGINIA FURBUSH ROBERT GAMMON DUKE GARABEDIAN FRANCES GARGOVICH MOLLY GARVEY RUTH GEIGER MARY GEMNAS STANLEY GERRY Sevenlp-lhree JOHN GHELFI JAMES GIBSON ROBERT GIBSON Taediferi, Tennis, Loud Speakers. ATHELINE GILL REYNOLD GUALCO A Football, Class Council. LEO GUARENO f I Track, Football, Class Council. . ,'1'vq'4' HAROLD HALVERSON Hi Y, Congress. JAMES HANSEN Baseball, Class Council. HOWARD HARDWICK RAY HARR v1v1AN HART EDMUND HARV QA47 GRACE HARVEY ROBERT HEIL l ,M -ED HEWELL LE ROY HILL KENNETH HONEYCHURCH GD Cadet Band. GILBERT HOSKING ' JANE HUARTSON 5, . .,,,. GEORGE HUGHES BEATRICE HUGHES ROBERT HULLIN RICHARD JACOBS LILLIAN JEFFERY JOSEPH JELECICH GEORGE JOHNSON OTHER JUNE GRADUATES I Continued J Football, B Baseball. ROBERT LEE JOHNSTON VIVIAN JOHNSTON WILLIAM JOHNSON MARION .KEEMA s GILMAN KELLEY VINCENT KELLEY JACK KELLIHER DONALD KELLOGG BILL KELLY HELEN KERSHAW Nunn Mumu. JOHN KILLAM EULALA KIME TAD KITAZUMI HERBERT KNEDEL EARL KNIGHT MERVIN KROHN Congress, A Uuppe cil, Peppers. NOEL KUBEL Ke-y Club. lla, Double S, Hi Y, Class Coun- VICTORIA LA FRANCO KENNETH LANE JACK LEETE T, , ,Lx AWWA DONALD LEWIS MARIE LEWIS BERTHA LIPPERT 1, :ny LU. L! FLORA LONGJ ff LMMIK CHRIS LORIS MURIEL LUCE 771 1, L ruff Uvlff- - TED MACKLIN ALBERT MADAN IDA MARIA G.A.A., Class C fwll ncil. LOIS MARICH JACK MARSHALL BARBARA MARTIN RUTH LAMBERT MARTIN JIRO MATSUSHIMA NINA MCBAIN PEGGY MCCOY BILL MCKEE EARL MCKENZIE CLIVE MEFFORD GEORGE MINISAN TED MITCHELL MARY MOINALFI DONALD MOOR AILEEN MOORE Civic Service. Seventy-four n, u '. -if , 24 ,Y sw? 5- . .9 1- Is. , Miz' ., If' Q ,. 55, Z1 A : YS . a,.-, , U-'T .Y 5 fa , M lin A xl, . E,- if 7 . A 931.4 .mlg ,'. ' . 'Lv' 4, rfb' 4'- ,Q , 1 1 V, 1 P-Y rf, ' 4 ',. rg., 11. T, limi, . if ' 3. 4 ,M , u. .- ,Q Sevqdy-ive f mf, A . I i ornzqzz JUNE GRAQDIIATES NORMAN MULLIGAN ROBERT MUNFREY A Football. PAUL MUSILLAMI A Football, B Track. FRANK MYERS GEORGE NAKAMURA JIM NELSON Football, Baseball, Trac CLARA NICHOLS LINCOLN Nimu WILKIE ooo, nonom-HY or-:RN SUKAO OJ I ' Drafting Honor. MINORU OKADA CARL OLIVER RICHARD PAGNELLO BILLIE PAPE JOHN PARADA GLINN PARKS DOROTHY PATTERSON JACK PAUL k, Hi Y. I-Il Y, Double Si Baseball. STANLEY PENNY Music Honor, Glee. CHARLOTTE' PERLBERG RICHARD PIERSON ROSE PISCOVICH ' fContinuedj Q ADOLPH POLLACCI ARTHUR QUADROS GERTRUDE RADKE ' JOHN RADMAN CHARLIE RANGLE C.S.F., Drafting Honor, Spanish Honor CHARLEY RAVIOTTA Basketball Mangger. VERNA REKER ' ml . President Home Econo CAROL RICHARDS HEBER RICHINS ROBERT C. ROBINSON Philatella. ANNIE ROMOVICH Glee. ROBERT ROOF Vice-President Art Clu -LOIS ROY ZELDA RUPERT AILEEN SCHAEDLER G.A.A. MATILDA SCHIRO FREDERICK SCI-IMIDT WALTER SCHROEDER BILL SCOTT FLORENCE SCURFIELD b, A Football. Class Council, Double S. EUGENE SEADLER WAYNE SHIRLEY BERNICE SIEM PAUL SILVA ARTHUR SMITH ISADORE SMITH JAMES ERIC SMITH ALBERT SMUIN JOHN STARBUCK BOB STEVVART Class Council, Agor CECIL STINSON VERNON STRAUCH WILLIAM STRUTZ REUBEN SWEET ZOEA TATRO DOROTHY TERLAU JOHN TERRA ORLAN TOWNSEND LAMAR TREBILCOX TOM VACCARO EVELYN VARRASSO NICK VERDOLIVO ROMONA VIEIRA CHARLES VILARDI Civic Service. JACK VINING OTHER JUNE GRADUATES a, Senate. C C ontinued J JOHN WADDELL Philatelia, Music Honor, Les Sabreurs, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, R.0.T.C. DAREL WALKER DOROTHY WALKER GEORGE WALKER LILLIAN E. WALLACE FRANCES WALSH DOUGLAS WARREN ROSALIE WEIAND Civic Service. MELVIN WHITE MELVIN WICKS MARJORIE WILLIAMS ORLAND WISEMAN JACK WITTENBROCK HENRY WOODRUM A 1 : a WILLARD WORLEY LL re L RUSSELL WULFF Track, Class Vice-President, Class Council, B Baseball. JOSEPH YOHO Civic Service. EDITH YORGAN WALTER YOUNG Football, Baseball, Track, Civic Service. MARGARET ZAZZIE ALICE ZUMALT STEVE ZUPAN Seventy-six :A STUDENT GOVERNMENT X 4 15 nf' '- 1 'fit 11- -., N .. M ,. - 3 A+- - , ,aff - ,H,v.f,. -if . 33543 1, f r 37. 1 pf J107. ,-53+ , :Jq I 1 M Ji,-.-v Wait:- xf1,5fxg1,r f fi 1- - ,M fx M . -Mika 1' I r 9 Y ., ,. ,.,m,,. 1, M,w,r5..ff..g. - 1 3, .' wwf wg,- , ,. A .. - 4'k1x1rg2'- 'Yi '. ,.1' . . . ' , .vm . 2, .Pgfff':?'f F af ,K,.'j1.t , ,. 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Aynffyg. , 1 W4. ., ,M I n , . 1 if 1 ,-- . ' N , .ww -, - 1 'N I ' -, mn- 1 1 , 1. x M. ,A 'li 1 , . ,?.4, A 1 ', -, - ' YY , 1 'f 'WM -f f HJ ,. A . . ..- - -,-.wt-.,-, 4 ..- Q QU ' .v .' 3- . -:Q -A. 1-.--mu ' .- ., s, u ' . -, ,far I . W,-,x fy sy, l ' 1 N 44' 'mx' X . ,X 6 . ...,.. . .pk ri? Mr Q ,- f fu' ' rg-.X A 1 ...ep V ,R c .fy V. .. vi ' -4' 2 W- .inf -1,fuR., .f...1.. ,- ,--1 . 4 :- .x. as Q f, v 1 1 STUDENT EXECUTIVES, FALL 1935 -5 is X -se- 1 1 im W L! N! 3 N M. 4 h.hh ,, if .. i Henry Hohweisner Helen Gaddis Les Harger Edna Zehnder i'i'4-sicivxii 1lii'ls'X'il1 I ii mul. nt I-445 X iw.--l'i'1-slili nl Si-1-rwI:ul'5 x - 'aw R 'fffxitze Jack Reese Mr. Jensen Mr. Linder Mr. Lawson M-ll I,+-:uli-1' Spmisw-1' Spfnism' Sw-iiswl' - A STUDENT BODY CABINET .S1i't'llfjJ-llllll' LOW SENIOR OFFICERS, SPRING 1935 - , :Qi ' 5. .. 5 ' 7... ff. ' ,Av -f. S, ff , lffi -521' . . 1 Q ' -5 - ,- T, 7901 ,- -- If-E ' ' , yn I ffl O Afgigfff:-QQl,,QQ5mvg, L. .' eleu , I 'Y I L'L-1 . ' 5 -yi If , L. lg Dick Bullock Helen Gaddis Marolyn Dudley Lu Gnafakis , I 'rl-sidvnt HIGH SENIOR OFFICERS, FALL 1935 ::,,! . K ir K 1 . 'nuff V K isi- 23' X 6 arm' PQ'- A Q' Dick Bullock Adele Gwinn Marolyn Dudley Percy Torkelson l'l'vsidn-nl X'Il'l-'-I,l't'SIdt'llf, Sl'l'l'Pfill'X 'L'l'02lSllI'1 l' fi 12 4 '1 , ' . ' ,fr -r N LK S I at ..,. .,5'336S::i':?k3 fm- f : K f :Z -Q :.: R, ' 'f .,'- a ',a::.13iw5 ' 35. .-'jwfg . f ,.-qgfr .- 5 K f 4 N-,.-:-M-H New V qi. A- . ---- . . lr Miss Altha B. Crowley Sponsor Eighty HIGH SENIOR COUNCIL, FALL 1935 on - -- Nina Albright Barbara, Baum Bob Blogett Junior Browninfr Diek Bullock Alice Marie Calhoun June Clair Eugene Cook Bob Coombs Boots Cotton Lloyd Craig Carolyn Dudley Marolyn Dudley Helen Gaddis Laurence Girolami Adele Gwinn Les Harger Henry Hohweisner Dorothy James Don Kennedy Jane Lambert Clifford Lewis Betty Mayhood Jack McKinney Phyllis Partington Barrett Powell Milford Pribble Jean Reese Harold Robinson Ina Seifert Eleanora Shultze Muriel Stoner Percy Torkelsen Delphine Van Dyke Cliff Wahl Frances Webb Jean Wilson Jess WVilson Edna Zehnder Class History lllC lngh seniors ol the lflliti winter class left direction of .Xde I x l I in Duc school lust ,Izmu:n'y. lfroin the time of their Presentation ml inc xux sucttss entrzincc to their departure this class was out- junior prom, tht Ill s ti ig standing. XX'hcn it lirst zlppczirccl on the threshold light of thc high junn 1 stints ci of thc school it was hailcd :ls a record lJl'02ll'illlg' Mcinlucrs who toolt in utlxe put in tic xx i winter clzxss. lmozisting 508 students. of the class as olhtus ut The group was placed under the Cillilllllt' and bless lYilson, lliclt ' lt Loon , cliicicnt sponsorship of Bliss .Xlthzt li. Crowley. Milford l'rilmlwle lltnix llomus 1 tlivcn such an auspicious start they never Dudley, lidna Zthndu lunioi it ff 1 slzlckencd their pzicc. ln thc high sophomore tlzlddis, Alilflllyll lludlu lnlut,n11 Xt scnicstcr thcir unusual initiative was rcllcctcd hy Gwinn, and l'ercx loiltt s ll council dune ln tht lou junior terin ll clztss The two crowning lklllltlls t 4 iss ut paper, Hut and .Xlm-wut, was edited under the the senior dance tl s m Eighty-one ,I LOW SENIOR OFFICERS, FALL 1935 h rd Horreli Raymond Kauffman Mary Louise B yd I esidvnt Vice-President Secretary HIGH SENIOR OFFICERS, SPRING 1936 ,xw fresi en 'ice- resi en L. ,aiu af? SIKCZP Miss Frances Milngs Spo Y Don Harding Howard Linder V ginia Price I d t N P d t S 1 y Eighty-two LOW SENIOR COUNCIL, FALL 1935 af Jack Babcock Anita Bradley Phillip Brendel Roger Clifford Roniet Dias Claire Dorman Fred Elkus Evelyn Fritz Don Harding John Hopkins Norman Kauffman Mervin Krohn Dorothy Livingston Class llli lull ol 1932 wus the beginning of the enreer ol' the grziduating elziss ol' june lflilti. lt started as n group of 734 students on :1 journey to prepare them to overcome ohstneles on the road to success. .X representzitive from each low sophomore home room comprised the class Coun- eil with Bliss Frzmees Blilnes, the elziss sponsor. The elztss gift wus chosen by Il committee which worked with the high sophomore class. Their ehoiee, which met with the zlpprovnl of the coun- eil, was the two pictures now hanging in the main hull. During the low junior year the .lunior Prom was the most important Zlljl-Zli1'Q however, another dzlnee. the Spring Skip, was sponsored in May. The twenty-Second of 'Iznnutry was the date of Eighty-three Genevieve McConnell Jean Morgan Ted O'Brien Earle Prudhomme Adele Reed Jim Rounds Peggy Schmid Stanley Smiley Nola Swain Owen Ward Edwin Wehrman Russell Wulff History the Senior Dance. The following students were on the dzmee committee: hliriam li1liSClCll, .lane .Mine llorman, Norman Kzuiltinzui. Antoinette l.2lllilSlJUl'tlllg'll, and Fred Yoshino. ln mid-term rt class paper was edited hy Ray- mond liziuffmnn for the purpose of informing the low seniors of elnss zillziirs. The students who have served :is ollieers throughout the three years in high school ure: llrnndon liZlSSCti.flNVC1l XYzird, l.illi:in Mefoy, hlohn Hailey. Russell XYul1T, Miriam llnisden, jack Rodgers, Riehzlrd llorrell. .Xntoinette Landshorough, R ll y m o n d liziuttnizm, Mary Louise lioytl. lion llzirding. Virginia Price. and Howard Linder. LOW JUNIOR OFFICERS, SPRING 1935 -rd' fm Nag,-,f .Qs Barbara Chapman Mary Crane I,l'l'SIlIl'llI Vii-v-l'i'vsidv 'Rf-.st Q -,ax wg kr if Patricia Callaghan Eleanor Blair S Wl'l'l'Iill'Y 'I'i'4-:is1ll'm' RQ frail' HIGH IUNIOR OFFICERS, FALL 1935 J S a f I A . x X- I - X , N A 1 X wi Y it . - Y 'S A .jf ze? - af is John Burrell Mary Crane li ul nl X1 I 1 id ul m Y' Patricia Callaghan Barbara Chapman S4-4-V1-l:ii'v YI'l't'ilSlIl'Q'I' ,gum , I, vm 1, I S S 'P v - a EA sl -- , SEI' ff Georgel Linn ipsum 1 Eighlp-four HIGH JUNIOR COUNCIL, FALL 1935 :sun-as -..Q as . c Jeannette Befame John Burrell Roy Burseh Patricia Callaghan Barbara Chapman Mary Crane Barbara Carter John Fabretti Frances Gnafakis Charles Grauer E Gail Hynes Barbara Jean Knauer Jack Leedy Jim McLanahan Lily Ough Bill Raynor Frances Ryan Bob Sickels Bob Templeton Dorothy Weidman Class History .,' . .-..... ' K lll. 'Irllllhllf class ot H34 has had a year of many and varied activities. The members have entered whole-heartedly into social as well as student body enterprises. lt was during this semester that the class is credited with originating the idea of a dues trophy. liach month the class treasurer figures the percent of dues paid by each home room. The room that has the largest portion of dues paid is awarded the silver dues cup for the year. As low juniors, the council was confronted with the problem of selecting the class gift. XYith the cooperation of the june class of l93T a public address system was purchased and installed i11 Eighty-five the auditorium. This system is a ffreat aid t 1 the school assemblies and programs. Special privilege was granted to the low junior class when it was allowed to publish a class paper called the l,ow junior Broadcast. Fred Chapman edited the publication, The junior I'rom wound up the high junior year of activity. The prom was given in cooper- ation with the low juniors. john liurrell is the presiding otlicer of the class. Mary Crane is vice-president: l'atrieia Cal- laghan. secretary. and llarbara Chapman, treas- urer. g 1 LOW IUNIOR OFFICERS, FALL 1935 ae, 1:5 J 1 Q we is ie' G +5 mf Y xr I ,xi X if 6 Albert May Iwosiflvnt Y 5'3- gif Marion Bartell Jane Dillon Harold Lighty XvIl'O-I'I'0SIdt'l1t S1'f'l'0fIl!'Y 'I'l'0ilSlll't'I' HIGH JUNIOR OFFICERS, SPRING 1936 X. X Richard Lemmon Bob David Patty Lockett Harold Lighty I'r1-sirlvnt -VICP-L'l'0SIdt'llt Sw-Vvtnx'y 'l'x'e:1s1lre-1' rm , fm, wo- IM 49' Aw' R Mrs. Dorothy Barber ' 1 we , Lawrence Blucher Q 9 ' . 'Q mnsul' , DUIINIII ,,...-- r W. .1 Eighty-six LOW JUNIOR COUNCIL, FALL 1935 Y 'A Gladys Atkinson Lois Bowman Ted Bryto Betty Ann Clow Atlee Cox Rita Doran Edward Evers Dorothy Funk Roberta Golding Roger Hillsman .Ianice Hoover Walter Kassis Harold King Jerry Lewis Patty Lockett Marilyn Martin Helen Markson Ben Moresi Jack Nissen Barbara Ott Phyllis Penfold Lola Richardson Eleanor Scott Margaret Sontar Bart Turpin Albert Uomini Robert Whitlock Teresa Hackett Maxine McCarthy Betty Zaring Class History NIHCR the able leadership of the class spon- sors, Mrs. Dorothy Barber and Lawrence Blucher. the graduating class of june, l93T, with a present enrollment of 725 students, has under- taken and succeeded in many enterprises. lYith the tinancial aid of the january class ol' l5l37. or the high juniors, the class bought the public address system, now being used to a great advantage in the auditorium at assemblies, programs, and rallies. The system was the tra- ditional present of the 1937 class to the school. Albert Nay headed the committee for the pur- chasing of this gilt. and he was assisted by llarold XYise and Janice Hoover. 'l'he junior prom or Fancy Dance, sponsored Eighty-seven by the low and high junior council, was a social as well as a financial success. Two hundred and titty couples were present. More profit was made this year on the dance than has been made for some time. The affair was held at the David l.ubin auditorium, and music was furnished by Frank Gordon and his orchestra. Betty Zaring, of the low junior class, was in charge ofthe bidsg Harold XYise made arrangements for the or- chestra. Officers during' the low junior term were: .Xlbert May, president: Marion Hartell, x'ice-presi- dent: .lane Ilillon, secretary: and llarold Lighty, treasurer. 9' Q 'R' 3 'Q w LOW SOPHOMORE OFFICERS, SPRING 1935 If l wg Q i if J k Gurley Frank Brooks Gail King Cleora Sewell l 11-sull-lil X iv---l'i'1-S1111-111 I l'4'1lSlll'l'l' h1'l'l'1'l2ll'y' HIGH soruoiviomf ofricfns, FALL 1935 li, J Gurley F k B k Gail King Cleora Sewell l I N I d I 'I'i'i-zxsiirn Sm-iw-tary Mrs. Donna Murphy Sponsor' Eighty-eigh HIGH SOPHOMORE COUNCIL FALL 1935 Peggy Adams Frank Brooks Virginia Brown Helen Byrne Andrew Domieh Jean Douglas Robert Duden Jane Erickson Carolyn Foster .lack Gurley Bill Gutheria Letitia Kern Gail King Stanley Klebs .Iohn Mathiasen Wallace Matson Carolyn Parada Bethyl Rodda Bill Saunders Cleora Sewell Beverly Tibbles Elsie Wooden Class History lllf high sophomores have been here l.n' only a short ti1ne. but already they have given promise of great activity. The council of twenty- two members is extremely ambitious and full ol class spirit. Probably their biggest enterprises so far have been the two sophomore rushes. .Xs low sopho- mores they were victorious over the hiffh sopho- S niores, They conquered their opponents after a hard battle. This was the lirst time the low sopho- mores had won in a number of years. ln their second light, however, they were beaten by a superior number. llarrel boxing. potato racing. the greased pole. goat riding, sack racing. and Eighty-nine tug of war, is i ui ioi semi-annual tx c an nut in that of the 21l'l'ZlllQ'LlllLl ss s L XX ui track coach. The next 1 selection of a s it on .inc high som more classes nill Joni foius foi the lllllllts .Xt the prcst t time no susfgesti ns mu neu made to the tounti jack Gurlu x. t 4 pitsn n the new class an ' those x president: Clcoi s t . . 1 It King, treasulei l . X is class sponsoi LOW SOPHOMORE OFFICERS, FALL 1935 51 . is Susan Slawson Margery Gunn President Vice-President David Macaulay Beverly Secretary Treasurer SOPHOMURES! H li time was when low sophomores in any institution, and particularly in a senior high school, were not given much consideration by the students. All this has changed and the low sopho- mores are looked upon as an integral part of the school by upper classmen. Of course, the faculty and the administration always considered the sophomores as important in the affairs of the school as the other classes, but not so the stu- dents themselves. The Sacramento Senior High School was one of the nrst schools in the state, as far as upper classmen are concerned, to give consideration to low sophomores in student afiairs. The present low sophomore class at this school is considered by students and faculty as well. to be one of the finest ever enrolled. The class receives added impetus due to the fact that Mrs. Helen Spindler, member of the English de- partment, is the sponsor. She has had many years experience in guiding the destinies of classes through the low sophomore to the high senior year. The training along student body lines that is received by the low sophomore students is the basis or background for their future activities in the school. A well-defined organization among the beginning students means that in the years to come the high senior class will be a stronger group. ln addition to this it is only natural that the student body officers some day will be selected from among the low sophomores. The strength of any student body is reflected in the strength of the beginning classes. Mrs. Helen Spindler Sponsor N inely LOW SOPHOMORE COUNCIL, FALL 1935 Paul Barnes De Lane Beutler Beverly Blair Bob Burton Lorraine Casey Dorothy Coon Weldon Depner Carroll Dunn Janet French Bernice Guant Margery Gunn Gordon Haynes George Hooper Ray Jenkins Jack Kinney Beverly Lefebre Lorraine Libby Class Illi class of 19358 arrived at the Sacramento Senior lligh School in the fall term of 1935. In this class the high school, so to speak, acted as a melting pot, for every junior high school was well represented. They organized immedi- ately and elected their oHicers. Those chosen for class leaders are: Susan Slawson, presidentg lllargery Gunn, vice-president: lleyerly Blair, secretaryg and David Macaulay, treasurer. There has always heen much rivalry between the high and low sophomore classes, and at the sophomore rush the feud is brought to a head. This class entered into the semi-anmial contest with much spirit and came out the victors. Ninety-one .7 iyg, ,....W- WNVEJ' JM M zo ,Wifi 104181 If - , ,M . alfa as -, mu -M- W MM ' we sw aww..-in-fs we WWI, at a an , ..- V we 4 fm-I W . been -' was J. H. , .MA...f X nw , .M ...of I ,,Y,.fu 4 David Macaulay La Verne McCoombs Kenneth Miller June Morgan George Reeves Clarence Oliver Stanley Palermo John Pollock Bob Renard Bill Schang Susan Slawson Albert Starks Donald Terke Juanita Waight George Warren Robert Zambilich History The rush introduced the boys into school activities and in turn the sophomore girls were honored at the traditional tea given hy the Girls' League. It is the custom of the sophomore classes upon entering the main high to present a gift to the school. .-Xs this copy goes to press, the matter is still in the hands of the class council. The council is formed hy a representative and alternate elected from each home room. The members are elected semi-annually. These repre- senatives act as a unifying force for the entire class. Mrs. Ilelen Spindler is the class sponsor. STUDENT EXECUTIVES, SPRING 1936 Brandon Bassett Marjorie McPartIand John Bailey s l'iw-sich-nxt Girls' Vive-I'reside11t Iluys' Vim-1--I'l'z-Sidi-lit Phyllis Pratt John Hopkins Secretary Yell Leader STUDENT BODY CABINET N inety-two ORGANIZATIONS 'f A k 't . ',. ,. Sf ri, -' ,, 5 K! V . , as QE, , U. W -. , -. ,- w, 'm,fq5,.w1 'Q-,Q--.f M, , 1 - Q A Z. - ,, 2.113553 -22143155-X ,, .. -,,,,,,..f,x,g 1 X ff . , -.fm 1 f ' M rwem-n , --41 ff fs: . f wuz, . v.'.-53,233 54: 4-gf-. . 1. ' k4 ,f?, !f,ifijn-,Q J fl- .f ' , ,M ?,Ti?5a Y 'fig::1353?gf1-1 '-:f?'?s'4S ' . -. HM LQ,,?.,4l'lLr QF., lg fk , 4. P --1. wr' Q 1, -' pf-tw, A ,y,..,,Ar N,,,,,, ,, Q., 4. -4, A , wx -1 3' 3- , 'T' ' - : q n Q , J. w ty. ' r ' f, . ., . .-.ak V -3,1 L .lr .::. v , 4' . x ff,-1 1 - ., . 1 - V... , ,..x, . A . 1, , .X V . 1 . 14 ',. - N, , v 4-:fi ,Q 'H F ' , , - L. ,- - - ,. M, . A - .ur 'vc If , 4, -. . B4 'M .. 0, A 'f .lm ' ,. ' 4'-ff' YI - ,,'iQ ' ' , W.. 'jx -. A, 1 4. ,- '. 4 f .: 3 . :fix ' 'N .- 1 N' 1 Q, ,, X 5 V V A ,w 'i,Qf?, ,p, ,W , hy , . , in ,Ah , mg' my M .Q,. 0 Q , r' w 4 V ' D . , A, 553329 ,ff R m .. J..-1. .11 r .5 ' a Q , -y . . 4 , Af ORGANIZATIONS ' Ll. work and no play makes jack, or anyone else. a dull boy. This has long been a favorite proverb of many, and may easily be applied to the activities of school clubs. ln a school the size of the Sacramento Senior lligh School, it is only natural that there should be many and varied organizations for the students to join. No matter what the individual's interests and hobbies, there should be some club that covers this particular subject. If science interests a student, it is possible for hi1n to become a mem- ber of one of the science clubs. There he will find other students who have the same hobby. and a sponsor who is eager to help him in the exploitation of that subject. Most of the clubs work in connection with some school subject. The clubs of this type are usually honor societies, and membership can only be gained through scholastic standing in classes. These societies and associations urge skill in various subjects, and membership in i Ninety-five is a form of reward for meritous work in classes. The honor sports associations have required as entrance qualifications a certain amount of activity in athletics. This urges students to excel in many different sports and indirectly keeps them physically lit. The band, orchestra, and glee clubs are formed right in class time and do not function at any other time except to take part in a social affair. There are tivo organizations to which mem- bership is automatic. l'pon entrance into the high school everyone becomes a member of the junior Red Cross, whether he takes an active part in its functions or not. and all girls become mem- bers of the Girls' League. School clubs offer an outlet for creative expres- sion and social inclinationsg many friendships have their beginning at a club meetingg valuable practical experience is gainedg and the opportu- ni v to have a lot of fun is offered the student. . s it any wonder clubs are a thriving part of S. ramento Senior High School life? Art Club l'i'i-sideut June Culver Vis-e-I'i'esident. Bob Roof Sueretary Patty Yosl 'I'rea,sun-r Bob Ferguson Sponsor Miss Mabel Finch Assembly I'!'vsidi-nl Alexander Chastain Xu-1--l'i'i-suli-iii Robert Trimmer Sl'l'l'Q'l2ll'X Phyllis Pratt 'l'i'i-:isnri-1' Phyllis Pratt X-Huy llc-p4il'ln-i' John Bailey Spmisiii' Mason A, Johnston California Scholarship Federation l'ri-siili-nl Milford Pribble Yii'n--l'l'e'Sid1-Ill Earle Prud'homme Si-4-iw-l:ui'y Lillian McCoy 'l'l't'2lSlll'l'l' Gordon Klippel Spuiism' Harold M. Kimball Camera Club l'i'i-siili-nl Cliff Wahl Yii-v-l'l'i-sith-lil Lillian McCoy 'l'i'i-zisiiiw-1' Helen Woodard Simiism' Eugene Lindberg Ninety-six Chemistry Honor l'i'- siiii ill Richard Silberstein X'ii-i-- I'i'i-siiii-lil George Gilbert Sie.-iw-i:ii'5 Janet McDermott 'l'i'i-:isliiwir Earle Prud'hom me Syn-iisiii' S. L. Stoner Chinese Club l'i'i-siilviil Paul Fong. Jr. Yin--l'i'iisiili-lil Edgar Fong Si-1-1'iiI:1i'y Betty Fong 'I'i'i-zisiiiw-i' Matilda Chan Spoiisni' Miss Louise Flaa Congress l'l'i-siilvixl Nola Swain Yin'---l'i'iisiiIi-ill Paul Binford S1-4'l'i-l:ll'5 f'I'i'-izisliiw-i' Betty McDonald Ii!ii':ii'i:iii-X-lliiy' Il--piirlii Dorothea Langner Siwiisiii' Mason A. Johnston irrclji-xcvcri Drafting Honor Pri-side-nl Thomas Harvey Yil'Q'-i'l'l'SlllQ'lll Joe Avena Si-i-ri-t:1r5'-'l'l'i-:nslln-1' Art Weinberger Forensic l'ri-Sidi-nt Vernon Waite X11-1--l'l'i-suli-Ill Mae Belle LeMaster Si-1-nw-l:11'y Eugene Slater X-iisly Ri-purlvl' Wayne Thomas Slmnsul' Mason A. Johnston French Honor l'l'i-Sidi-Ill Gordon Moody Viva--l'1'l-siiivlll Richard Horrell 4'm'r'i-spinlilillp:N-4-iw-l:1l'y Wendy Downey lil-1-m'ili1lp: St'1'l'lli2ll'X Carolyn Dudley iI4'1lSlll'4'l' Joe Gross SINIIISHIY-1 Miss Virginia Sturdavant Miss Elizabeth Thompson Ninety-eight Girls' Athletic Association l'r1-siclvnt Betty Ralston Vim'-l'l'4'SiKli'lll Ellenor Poffenberger Si-1-iw-t:i1'y Lois Devens 'l'i'a-:islliw-i' Jane Orr Yi-ll lA'Illll'I' Selma Ensbury l'ui11I lim-uxwlvi' Mary Radrnan S1m11s1+l's Miss Beth Hightower Miss Evleyn Postle Miss Mary Ann Boyd German Honor l'l'i-sul-xiii Carroll Cook Xiu--l'i'vs11le-lil John Bailey Sm 4-Vi-lzlry Ina Seifert 'l'i'1-zisiiiw-V Joe Boitano SIIUIISHI' Mrs. Grace Hahn Girls' League l'I'1'Sllll'lll Helen Gaddis X111--l'l'r'Nlilm'Ill Rita Doran S1'l'l't'l2ll'j -'l'1'i-:is1li'v1' Nancy Jane Krebs SDHIISUI' Mrs. Dorothy Carey Ninety-nine Home Economics l'i'1-Sidi-lil Verna Baker . , , . Xl4'l'-ll'1'NI1ll'lll Vesta Nothern S1-viw-t:ii'y Jean Ward 'I'i'i-zisliiw-1' Geraldine Simonson Slmiism' Miss May Luther Internatlonal l'lw-sidvnl Mary Carey Yivn--l'l'i-sith-ill Eleanor Blair Se-1'l'1'l:ll'y Eloise Hornstein 'I'l'l'2lSlll'4'l' Barbara Jeanne Knauer Spulisin' M iss Nellie Godbolt Japanese Club l'1'i-sich-lit Tom Okamoto U44 s' Yii-ii-l'i'1-silli-lit Tim Arai iiirls' Yl4't'-l'l'I'Sifll'lll Sally Nagata ll:-1-4ii'cli11p.1' Si-m'l'm-lziry Yoshio Nishimura 1'nl'i'i-spuililiiig S1-mu-t:nl'x' Yoriko Hosokawa ll'I'U2lSlIl'1'l' May Miwa Spmlsm' Miss May Seitz One Hundred Key Club l'1'n-sid:-111 Frank Mason Xnfv-l'rvsui1-111 Eugene Cook Sn'l'l'1'l:ll'5' Norman Kauffman 'I'rv:1s111w-1' Don Kennedy SIIUIISUI' Frank C. Vincent Qliiwxuxislull:-l'l1:1Iim1.1H .K ,eb I f ' 1 Il gi? .V -if ,P fwzfm, 'M fm f :waning Loud Speakers l'r1-sul:-Ill Edwin Wehrman View--l'1'--sillvlll Florence Wilke S+-1-nw-l:1r'y-'I'1'--:nslln-1' Ruth Morgan SIHPIISHI' Miss Ruth Holliday Math Honor l'1w-sinh-111 Richard Briare , . , , Xu-1--I rw-S1411-111 Frank Mason Sw-uw-l:11'3 Milford Pribble 'I'1w-:nsmx1'-11' Brandon Bassett Sp1lllSn1' Miss Altha B. Crowley Une Hundred One Merrie Mounted l'l'o-sidvnt Wendy Downey View--I'l'4'Sid1'lll Marolyn Dudley Soi-rvtzli'y Marjorie Gunn 'l'1'e-zisiliw-1' Sue Smitherum Spuiisnix Miss Beth Hightower Mrs. Dorothy Barber Music Honor l'iw-Sidi-nl Charles Meacham X lt't'Al'l'Q'Sl1il'lll Tom Harvey S1-4-iw-t:i1'y Virginia Frarne 'l'i'i-:isiir--1' George Hollin sworth Spniisni' Miss Ellen Hughes I -X X. M ,figs Q , xx gzfeg N a S Nana Moma l'i'vs11li-nl Anita Burns x'il'l'-l'l't'Nillt'lli Betty Reed li 1'1' uI'llillp:j S1'4'I'l'llll'j' Bernice Doyle 4'm'i':-spniicliiig'S4-4-in-1:11 Madeline Guth 'I'i'v:isiii'1-i' Leona Bliss ,Y Plllnliviiy Bailey Hackett I':il'lizi lll1'lliIll'l1l ii Brandon Bassett Spullsul' Miss Edith Wilkins One Hundred Two Peppers l'i'i-siili-ut Les Harger Si-i'i'i-l:ll'5' Russell Wulff Spunsiil' George I. Linn Pnyx Prvsiih-lil Cliff Wahl X.. . iw--l'i'i's1ili-ill Jack Reese 'l'I'i'JlSlll'i'l' Owen Ward X - Hui llilpm'Ii-1' Adele Gwinn Si'l'Ql'2llIl -:ll -Arms Bob Trimmer Sisiviisiws Miss Ruth Holliday Mason A. Johnston Sactorators i'i'i-sinh-ill Jack Rodgers Yin-A I 'ri-sicivixl Arthur Smith Si-mu-l:1i'5 -'l'i'ii:isi1l'i-1' Jennie Nicolas Spmisl-i' Miss Ruth Holliday Om' Himdrcd Tlzrcc iss--i msg Senate l'r1-siiii-nl Lee Sherrell . . , . X14-1'-I rvsliii-Ill Bill Van Gilder S4-1'i'vI:u'5 -'I'i'mesl1x'4-1' Lloyd Craig X-ltux I2-ipiwli-x' Milford Pribble I':1l'Il:lmvi1l:li'l:uIn Lawrence Girolami SIHIIINIH' Mason A. Johnston Taediferi l'V+-sieh-nl Owen Ward X lvl'-I l'4'Slli1-Ill Judenia Boyd Sw-iw-1:ul'y Marguerite Goss 'I'i'm1s11ri-I' Richard Lemmon SIMHIISUI' Miss May Seitz Yell Leaders Jack Reese Tex Perkins Mitch Prouty One flllfldfcll 1:0111 One Hundred Five X ,?X,j'x,V . , I ,,,-Q-03' .-f ' -'1 F -f,4', I ACTIVITIES ff1,A . u v P, , . ' Jr- ' . g .2,,,Q.f , .Aw J., ,A . fn ,.v V - Q 1 -Qfff., . . 54. af 5' H ,. ,,,, , .K ,Q ...am-2f,,.,..u , mg ,Q Q33 iii f-3 ., Yf'5W:'v'.: 1 - 12'- ',.4S,.g,. 3- ,s 1 uxfg. 'I Y. f?3q4-f'93T'.'. 121 x 2'-fl ..-29:-s,f,Q,f-Q Q - wwf my--xv ,. wg fu-lgjfiwv .mln . Vg 1 f . F 'ff .Q wvm .f Q wr. +... A - ' 49.E:.w.1riAgw1 ,.f.k.,,,.3.fF5, A H rw? 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The nucleus for the training of students in this type of work Judenia Boyd Nadine Bradley Fo-Editors, Spring 'Perm comes from the journalism classes. All members of the static are appointed by the instructor. Students who best qualify for the work are named to the various positions. .-Xn interesting feature of the X-Ray is that it is printed and published in the school print shop under the supervision of the printing instructor. The paper is self-sup- porting and completes each school term with a line balance in the budget. X-RAY STAFF One Hundred Eight MUSIC l A CAPPELLA CHOIR Iliwvtvll by MISS lCI.l.I'IN Hl'1llH+IS Miss Ellen Hughes George Von SENIOR ORCHESTRA Direm-ted by GEORGE VON HAGEI, Hagel 5. One Humfrcd Nine MUSIC N .J ,lyk 9 M Thomas H. Wills SENIOR BAND lllilili :irc mm' inure than Iilty students 111 thc svnim' hzuicl. 'llhc lllllililfy hzuicl uf thc sviiim' high , . sclimml has zlppimxiiiizitcly thc szmic numluu, :mil thc junim' hzmcl has mily slightly lm-ss. The gimxtli ul thvsc thrcc mgziiiizzitimis is fhu- :ilmust entire-lx' lu thc uiitiriiig' c-llurts uf Tlimmizis ll, XYills. thx- lmiirl iii- Sll'l1ClHl'. Mr. XX'ills also gives lllSll'11lllL'I1l1ll lc-sslms cl1ii'i1ig'Cc1't:iiu 1JCl'lH4lSlll'lllCCl1ly,IlllCl iii this wmv :ulfls lu thc vziluc uf thc gimiip xxwwrk. Nlr. XX'ills has taught mziiiy students whu liziw- lzitvi' lu-unlic fziiiiuiis 111 thn- lllllSlC2ll lielcl, llc claims. limu-x'ci'. that thc vziluv ul the hzmcls cmiics fimiii thc c-H'm't ul' thc' lllfllYlfllIIllS. -1 I MILITARY BAND i One Hundred Ten COMPTROLLEFFS STAFF i 4 I I A. H. Burd 1'lFllllYll'lYll1'V xx One Hundred Eleven PRODUCTIVE ADVERTISING ,.....p--4' Tw ,gaw- E. E. Rooney x'1-rlising Sp-vu nn CITIZENSHIP DEFENDERS TRAFFIC SQUAD CIVIC SERVICE OHddT MILITARY HIC spvcilic t1':1i11i11g' i11 111'dc1'li111ss 1111-1101-. 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I 1'11111 1916 11111il 15135 thc mili- - tary Il'Zlil1iI1g' ill the high sclmul was knciwn 11s Sc-1'ti1111 SSC' Unit wha-11 it was cl1:111g1-cl U1 ,iuiiiwr R, U. 'I'. C. Klilitary t1'z1i11i11g i11 thc cullegcs is kI1lJXYll :ls Senior R. U. 'l'. C. 1-49'-Q, Major J. C. Bates 1 GORDON MOODIE iii-orgzje Xll'illiXl'l ' BERNADINE BADGER 'i'l'l'l'Y Alvlntyren January Senior Play HIC winter class of 1936 gave as its senior play Ullrowing Pains, a delightful, three-act comedy. The performance was given in the Alhambra Theatre on December 10, 1935. Gordon Moodie had the lead as George Mc- Intyre and gained the approval of the audience in his roll of a growing-up brother. Bernadine Badger was in the feminine lead and played her role of a tom-boy well. jess NVilson gained in- tense admriation in the role of Professor Mc- Intyre, the congenial old school master. jane Lambert also received praise as the character of Sophie. Sylvia Clartler created an outstanding Mrs. Patterson. the good-natured busybody. The remaining minor parts were portrayed by fp BARBARA BAU M Mrs Melnt,y1'v Marion liurt. jack McKinney, liric Younger, Robert Coombs, Xkiayne Thomas, Les Harger, Ralph Dreman, llelphine Van Dyke. Dorothy james, Elizabeth Miller, Frances Evans, and Ruth Iillen Meckfessel. The extras who helped the production in stage Y hard Bullock, Opal Reed, l--Ierbert Baker, Ina Seifert, Norman Gershanov, Percy Torkelson, Phyllis Roberts, Darwin Sowles. 'lane Platt, Frances XVebb, Lee XYeatherhead and Margaret Pierce. under the direction of Colonel li. ,X llellermida and was an after- noon performance. machinerv and settings were Ric Growing Pains was l RUTH ELLEN MECKFESSEL Viviun One Hundred Fourteen MIRIAM BAISDEN Agnes AVID CUl'l'ERFlELlJ, hy C h a r l e s Dickens, the senior play of the june gradu- ating class was a very successful p1'oduction, It was presented May 5. at the Alhambra Theatre and had a record crowd. The story was presented in an original man- ner. David Copperfield is seated on the stage reading the story of his life from early childhood to Agnes. All the characters of the original story by Charles Dickens are introduced in the course of the production. Much work was done on the costumiri which added locale and interest. The stage craft class handled the make-up. scenery, costuming, and other essentials of the production. This class is directed hy Colonel de Hermida. The make-up was especially difficult because many characters had to appear either younger or older in their parts. Several aged during the course of the play. lune Senior Play . MARK EDSON Dr, Strong The cast consisting of high senior drama students from Miss jones and Colonel de ller- mida classes was as follows: Paul liinford, David Copperfield: lietty llunck- horsf, Little Davidg Helen Tyrell, Aunt lietsyg Miriam Iiaisden, Agnes: Doris Ann Neely, Lit- tle Agnes: Audrey Ross, Peggotyg Tom Beatty, Mr. VVickficlsg Robert Boyd, Mr. Dickg Mark Edson, Dr. Strong: Antoinette' Landshorough, Annie, Elsie Deitch, Clara: George Hollings- worth. Barkisg Stanley Smiley, Dr. Chillopg Alexander Chastain, Mr. Murclstoneg Audrey Krasnow, Miss Murdstone: Frank Schiro, Mr. Micawherg Mary Ellen Vkfard. Mrs. Micawherg Norma Lauppe, -Ianetg Owen XVard, Uriah Heepg jack Reese, jack Maldon: Billie Pape, Dorag Mary Louise Boyd, Little Dora: and the liailifis are Earl XVright and Rodger Clifford. v r CAST OF DAVID COPPERFIELDU One Hundred Fifteen THEY MADE GUOD 1 l EUGENE FLEURY, 1931 f ,,,,,, .md MABEL ea.Lis, 1398 'l'vavlu-1' tn Anat 5 . l't-i'spt-t'tivv fm' l'alit'm'nia Statt- Liln'ai'ian VValts-I' liism-y MEL VENTOR, 1928 CARLTON E. MORSE, 1919 l'I'0Illlk'l'I' and VVl'll0l' of fllltx , . , Mmfs Fmnuyv lwsidvs mzmy Aniiuunur and Prtrdtlui fun utlit-1' radio plays and fmitiiws. Vulumlwia, liroadvasting System GEORGE BASSETT, 1893 Vit-0-Pre-sidvnt nf Capital V Natiunal Hank RICHARD J. LAWRENCE 1925 lit-puty liistrit-l .Xttfwm-y LEO F. GRANUCCI, 1925 Atlurm-y-:it-Law ROY NEILSON, 1903 Stahl Asst-inlmlyinail RAYMOND HARRIS, 1902 Sw-nariu VVi'itt-i' FRANK TADE, 1893 l 0I'lll0l' Ilrim-ipal of Sat-ral mt-utu lligh St-lmul lmwyt-1' SUMNER MERING, 1916 City t'uum-ilmaii, Atturne-y C. J. CAREY, 1913 . - 4 Fhivt' liivisiun of Markt-t l'Ii1f11i'vel1it-rits at t'alifm'iiia A'-BERT I- E'-KU5v 1902 Statt- lit-parlmt-nt uf Apqri- l'rofessm' of Music- at Uni- cllltlirv vorsity of l'alif0i'uia HIRAM JOHNSON, 1883 Vnitvd States Smiatnr DICK JURGENS, 1929 Nationally l'i'uinim-lit, tin-lie-sti':i lmadt-r MRS HUGH BRADFORD 1897 Past Natiunal l'l'vside-nt, of l' 'l' X .- .f. DR. F. F. GUNDRUM, 1898 Pliysiciall ESTELLE MURRAY, 1908 WV1'itt-1' of Childrt-u's Lit- t'l'2lllll'0 JACK WACHHORST, 1917 .lt-wt-lm' ROBERT ZARICK, 1924 St-4-i't-tai'y of Sacraim-nlu Vuuiity Statt- t't-ntral Vmxi- mittee A. J. AFFLECK, 1916 Uwm-r nf A. .l. AITI4-vk lii'ug'g'ist Vu. JOHN Q. BROWN, 1916 l'i1itn-d Statt-S tfonimis- siulltfl' DR. CARL DORMAN, 1915 Dentist One Hundred Sixteen H J , 0' BOYS' SPORTS 3 .W -,ga f+w',,4 IP Q 6. -f 'A 35 vw' . x, x M- x . f . Af 'A ,in ., 5 '.fj:' .:x ., f Q , H' Q- . ,. K., .f.4,ff.,, - ,. N , .hu Ig . ALM. . 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The only win was hung up at the expense of the l'lacer Cnion foothall team. lhe team was followed continually with hard luck hut kept fighting although the odds were against them and at the end of the grid wars the following were awarded hlock letters: Senna, Yerdina, Urite, liach, Nlussilami, lio- vach, Yamada, Schultz, Marshall, Luchesse. Larson, johnson. Lyons, Stone, Roof. lfaneher. lian, Blcalillian, Hall, .Xnzore, tlarahedian, Mum- frey. Craig. Greer. Lewis, Nelson, Richardson, Mclierras, and Ferguson. Sacramento 0-Brothers College 6 The llragons opened the N35 season with the One Hundred Nineteen lirothers College as their opponents, to settle the city championship, .Xlthough Sacramento col- lected ten first downs to the Gaels two, the lrish scored the lone touchdown in the third quarter as a result of long accurate passes. The Dragons played good hall in the line and would have scored were it not for two untimely interceptions hy the opposition. Sacramento 6-Sequoia 12 ln a game which featured outstanding runs and thrills the Cherokees of Redwood City took the measure of the Capital City gridders hy virtue of a long ground drive and a quick aerial thrust. An unusual incident occurred when Yerdina on a wide run reversed f1'om one side of the field to the other and ran ahout sixty yards to advance the hall eleven. The lone Dragon touchdown was scored hy Senna on a run through hy right tackle and the attempt at extra point hy Greer went wide of the uprights and the locals were out in front at the half hut succumhed to a two touchdown at- tack hy Roche of the invaders in the last half. l , B FOOTBALL TEAM Sacramento 0-Vallejo 31 The Apaches from Vallejo High led by john- son. a triple halfback, proved too much for the Dragons by virtue of a last half rally. The locals held'the invaders to a coupile of touchdowns in the first half but johnson led his mates to a three touchdown scoring spree in the last half. The Apaches showed a powerful running attack and combined with a good aerial attack they had the contest well in hand at all times. Both coaches gave the game to the reserves late in the fourth quarter. Sacramento 14-Chico 18 The contest with Chico was a wide open affair with the Panthers barely nosing out the Dragons. The visitors scored twice in the first half but were unable to make good on their attempted conversions as did the locals. The Dragons made two points on a blocked punt and collected six more when Senna taking the kickoff ran eighty yards to score. In the third quarter the Panthers scored their third and last touchdown as a result of a fumble. The Dragons again scored on a long pass to Greer which fin- ished the scoring for both squads. Sacramento 0-Lodi 0 Displaying marked improvement over any other game played to date the Dragons took out their wrath on the Lodi Flames. The Dragons carried the battle to the Flames and would have scored were it not for a stroke of poor luck by an unfortunate penalty. Sacramento 0-Stockton 26 In the traditional big game between the two schools the Tarzans of Stockton gained a one- sided victory over the Capital City gridders by a second half avalanche of touchdowns. The first two quarters saw mainly a punting duel between Lyons of the Dragons and Grillo, with Lyons having the edge. The first score came as a result of a blocked punt and combined with a long pass and a short line jab the Tarzans led at the half by a margin of six digits. The Tarzans went to work and manufactured three touchdowns, one as a result of an interception and the third came after a ground drive from midfield. The fourth quarter an intercepted pass paved the way for Stockton's fourth touchdown. The last few minutes of the ball game were played by the reserves of both teams. Sacramento 12-Placer Union 7 The first win of the season was registered by the Dragons at the expense of the Auburn eleven. The contest was held on a sea of mud under the arc lights. It was a dull contest as the slow field held up both squads. The locals scored in the Hrst quarter after Placer got off a poor kick, and combined with a line plunge netted the Dragons six points. The second tally came as a result of a fumble and Senna a few plays went over to score. Both attempts at extra points failed. Au- burn scored late in the fourth quarter on a drive from midfield which culminated in a touchdown. Sacramento 0-Woodland 13 After a scoreless first half, the NVolves of One Hundred Twenty A FOOTBALL TEAM NYoodland started rolling in the third quarter when ,Porta blocked Lyons' punt and Nickison fell on the ball for a touchdown. Their second score was made in the last quarter when Sacra- mento fumbled on their own twenty-yard line. and XYoodland recovered. Un the next play lloloni romped into the end zone to complete the scoring. Sacramento 0-Grant Union 32 The suburbanites of Grant Union selected a new name for their football team and with that adoption they felt they should end the Dragons' superiority over them in football for a change. They went about their resolution in a serious mood as they showed no mercy and completely smothered the Dragons. The Pacers. led by Larry Burke, took advantage of every opportu- nity to make a touchdown. The Dragons put up a stubborn battle in the first half and held the l'acers to two touchdowns. ln the second half Grant Union scored three more touchdowns with Foster at the controls. The Dragons gained most of their yardage in midfield but were never inside the Grant twenty-yard line. Roof of the Dragons advanced the ball for good yardage. This game brought to a close the season for the Dragons. Baseball llli Dragon baseball team under Coach Com- batalade has won the championship for the second time in two consecutive years. :Xnd as this goes to press it has every indication of 1'e- peating its porformance in the past. This year. according to Coach Combatalade, One Hundred Twenty-one there will be three teams and with a schedule of its own, this system will enable all boys to par- ticipate in the game. .N home and home schedule has been arranged with local highs and outstanding frosh teams. XYith capable veterans returning and many mem- bers of the .Xmerican Legion squad reporting for duty the Dragons will undoubtedly have a very successful season. Basketball llli Dragon basketball schedule called for the l'urple and XYhite to meet sixteen opponents. To date the Sacramento squads have played thirteen, winning four and dropping the re- mainder. XYith only two lettermen returning for duty, Coach llrorsen had to build an entire new team. The Dragons lost the opener to a rangy Auburn squad. They next raked the lirothers College over the coals and made it two in a row over by outclassing Sequoia of Redwood City. Grant Lfnion scored an unexpected victory and follow- ing this a more experienced Stanford Frosh live scalped the locals. Roseville pulled a sleeper 'on the Sacramento boys on their home court. The lirorsenmen entered league play and dropped a contest to the l,odi Flames. The Stockton Tar- zans took a one-sided affair from the Dragons in the second league game. XYoodland barely eked out a win but the Capital City boys took the Pacers of Grant lfnion down the line to gain revenge for a previous defeat. The lialaleo l.ions of San Francisco outpointed the locals next and the tlunior College lfrosh scored a close victory over the Dragons. The llrothers College met DOUGLAS BUSBY TUNIBLING ' cleieat for the second time at the hancls of the Purple and XYhite. Those eomprising the squacl are llasieh, King, Quaclros, Nelson, Slater. lforlues, llollancl, lieonomy, Taylor and Cole. Track llli traek and lielcl team of Sacramento lligh will meet eleven opponents on the oval this season with XYoocllancl as its first encounter. The outstanding meets will he the Fresno relays and the States C. l. li. meet at Clriclley. Coaeh Xveems has some promising material to take up their cluties at their respective events and at this time he has issuecl sweat suits to thirty- six hoys, out ol the ninety who have signecl up. The hoys who have signecl up are as follows: llouglas liuslmy, Cliliforcl Fishhaek, lloh Canson, .Xlmanclo Ciiorgi, Duke Claraheclian, lllenn Kelly, llill Greer, Stanly Greer, Harry liomatsu, Rus- sell XYult'f, lilvyn Roherts, lien Sales, Frank .'Xsta, Max llaehtolcl, l'aul llowa, Tecl Forhes, lfrecl Cialliani, Rieharrl llorrell, ,Xkisa lmagawa. Ar- thur l.eclcly, Owen XYarcl. Toshio Yoshimura, Tip Meflanahan. Holi Stillwell, llete llakela, Don Flynn, liclson Teague, .laek Cluehes, liingehara. lrwin Meflintoek, Tokyo Miyahara. liclmoncl Yee. and Kenneth XYright, 'X sYl.vEsT DEGREGORIO One Hundred Twenty-info 1 .. 0 , 4 4 ,,,b,,U.,, M Q 4 W One Hundred Twenty-three GIRLS' ATHLETICS , if .:. ,'H.- . 'ax' v ' 4 Nfl' . , I , lu GIRLS' ATHLETICS fs v. I,l Iltll till a compulsory sulwject through- out the three years of high school, girls' physical education has a wide and varied selec- tion ol' sports to otTer. .-Xll sophomore girls must take regular gym. which consists of instruction in the four seasonal sports, volley hall. hockey. haskethall and hasehall and some marching and dancing. Upper classmen have a choice of tennis and archery, dancing, golf, riding and regu- lar gym. .X skill in sports is not the only. and certainly not the most. important achievement ot' these three years of physical education. lt trains muscles to quick response in time of need, de- velops a cool head in a tight situation with the ahility to think clearly, and starts a girl well on her way to a life of health and heauty. It has been proven time and time again that the girl who can swim, ride horseback or play a decent game of tennis and enjoys heing out-ot'- doors has a clearer, more wholesome and hap- pier outlook on life than the one who does not care for these things. The average sehool girl needs with her sub- jects in school some kind of daily recreation and the recreation otliered hy this department is of the hest. The good sportsmanship and willingness to cooperate taught in this course is a treasured quality which will always add to the character of every girl. Mrs. Dorothy Carey, Miss Mary Ann lloyd, Miss Iilva Howden, Miss Itarhara Iiuhanks, Mrs. Iister Fisk, Miss Iivelyn I'ostle, and Miss lieth Hightower. the head of the department, are the seven teachers who have succeeded well in their duties of instruction. It is in a successful attempt to impress these things in the mind of every high school girl that physical education has lmeen made a compulsory suhject. DANCING One Hundred Twenty-five TENNB Tennis and Archery IQNNIS and zlrchery have proven Il popular coni- binzltion with four classes, having an averzxge of thirty-six girls in each, being taught by Miss Mary Ann Boyd and Miss Evelyn Postle. Tennis is otiferecl at every period. Many zidvzliitages, to both Students and tezlchers, are found by CU1I1l5i11iI1g' the two sports. ARCHERY N One Hundred Twenty-six BASKETBALL Basketball and Hockey , .. . ... IN :xclclitnm tu the nizmy varied mchvicluzll sports ufferccl, girls taking regular physical echicutimi znlsu iCZll'll the inlpurtzlnt funclzunentzlls nf huskethull. mickey, :incl other sports which rcquirc cmmpcratimi in tezullwurk. 'fuurnzlinents url- hc-ld to clctwiiliiic the clmmpiims uf czwh pci-iml. i One Hundred Twenly-seven HOCKEY Golf ULF, with a class of thirty girls enrolled uncler the professional instruction of George Gargovich, has taken on a new importance as Z1 minor sport in the school within the last semester. Miss Evelyn Postle. succeeding Miss Ruth Ann Pierce, sponsors the class. One Hundred Twenty-eight One Hundred Twenty-mnc ' - ' -m....z,A.:.n..d...1.,.,,,A TRADITION C pqy-1-Q,-, 1L 1f!f'r!e A I t i g g - -f iff ff , L 5 A , 6 w L Q SA Q A' MM, K. is-4-QQ 5. I , Q mix ! S 42, ' Q21 :ri Q-bill .,X. ' 'T 'kqflliw . I smkgsgg. - ' . 4 iffLt!i5f Q5 Xfgw.-1 g -- vang, 71 'NSY A f' S A QffQ ig Keifrh Vvqlker . 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CROCKER CO., Inc. if Dependable School Supplies ll Since l856 ,i,-...............-.....-..-..- ...-.-.....-...............-.-..-..- - - - - - ..........................-..... - .. - One Hundred Thirty-seven ............-..-.....................,..,.,.............-..-..-.............-..-..- - - - .. .. - -..-.......-..- - -.........-...-Q. . I I I THE SACRAMENTO CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION MEMBERS AMERICAN TRUST CO. CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK CITIZENS BANK OF SACRAMENTO MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK I BANK OF AMERICA N. T. S. A. CFour Branchesb li XI T , f BENNING I 47:51 FOR THE. PHOTOGRAPHER .908 North Sacramento If Tamales - Enchilaclas Lunches - Dinners GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION HARDWARE AND GIFTS B, MAITA O S . . 'll I . . I J. E. BOWEN pen I m ti I ' I Telephone Mann 2880 T Z95l Thirty-fifth Street Capital 47 IOI4 9TH STREET SACRAMENTO - I I WEINSTOCK, LUBIN S CO. 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