Sacramento High School - Review Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1937 volume:

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Q . --::1,,a1f,.2,,11-,,,g 2 SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL SACRAMENTO, CALIF. 2 74notiJei' Jtqb joifwetm' in tloeprogreffioe eeineeztion of S6lC1'd7?ZE72f0,J' yontlo wwioef with tloe completion of the new nigh Jenool. . . then Jnezlftloif book, et modern etnnnnljnif tlie yontlo of toeiezy, be eieefieetteet' to tloe new high Jcloool . . . Jyinbolie oftoeiezyk eeliteettion. is MEMORIAM ASSSSSSSSSSSESSSSSSSSSSiSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESSSSSSSSSSESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESSSSSSSSSSS HAROLD HART 'JOAN NISHIMURA HAROLD FITI-IIAN 'AL I-IOUGI-ISON R.J. SPRINGALL a4,kuQ '?gSH'l'r 1 . gwifp A annum? QCWZQWQ Sir REVIEW STAFF ADMINISTRATION GRADUATES STUDENT GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS THROUGH THE WINDOWS ADVERTISING AUTOGRAPHS YN yrrrrr -ml skxkxk ZW 77 JAf' ff W J V ff 8 l iv 4 m 'f C J 1' V Kwnnllllmy' 'J 'X x f L 25 1 Xu if X f Z nfvlfw STAFF 5 rj? X W Q - W 5 N 'NE we qi 15 V 5: V iv 52 -M , ., ,W J ' 'Y 'Y -- ff QA., ff - ' .,,- 'V 1-I 2, gg:-rf V ' V - V 5 El: 4 , X ,jf , 1 ,, , X ' f . 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KATHRYN KNEELANIJ AJACK DOYLE JJEANNETTE BEEAME ........JOE DECRISTOFOR0 I JOHN BURRELL WILFRED DUNN ......BETTY ANNE CLOW .......ORLA GILMORE ...........ALEERT MAY .........PATRICIA ADAMS S JAY BARKER ROBERT DAVID ..........DAN BUHLER ......WARD MARSHALL C. HILL CLASS EDITORS - , BARBARA CARTER X' 2 f ff' 45441723 47' JUANITA WAIGHT PATRICIA KINNEY MAXINE MCCARTHY BRUCE ALLEN CHUCK WILDE REVIEW BOARD OF CONTROL GEORGE I. LINN N MRS. DONNA MURPHY I MRS. HELEN SPINIJLER MISS ALTI-IA B. CROWLEY I MISS FRANCES MILNES I MISS MAY E. LUTHER KATI-IRYN KNEELAND q JACK DOYLE I JEANNETTE BEFAME MERRIL OsENBAUcH WILLIAM JAYES EUGENE KILLAM RICHARD LEMMON JERRY SMITH HAL COOPER DON MCKAY BOB METCALF MISS LAURETTA FERGUSON F. MELVYN LAWSON GEORGE C. JENSEN ALFRED BURD EARL ROONEY LAWRENCE BLUCHER, Chairman -, W, ...Mig A1 ,. A Jag 1, wr 51. Q .-A ml. K ,ff f ..,.'5,. W - ' 51 . Y Q 2 gmggyvzi ew 1425 , . . f 4 44- x Lf? ,, z.: . --'ff M1 . ,Mg f 'Wifi ,Q 1 , gif. Y M' L i 2 x ,Aw , . , 1 Y H X Y M, ADMINISTRATION I ii ,Q fam, cb 'al Y leu 'X Ni I jj! lj: 0 A xl, Q I ' A - 2 f A QW X X Q Q' ii'-'Yi Q-I1 ' -v f'f 9. P !l.'fzg,:, . X ' ,mf GEORGE C. JENSEN ' Principal 7205... HIS IS THE last annual which will be published for a united senior high school student body in Sacramento. From this time on there will always be at least two senior high schools in this city. That will mean a new departure and a new experience for us. For all time then the annual of 1937 will stand as the last annual to represent the entire senior high school situation. From now on the annual too will have a friendly rival in the annual of the new school. Under the circumstances I believe it to be particularly fitting that The Review, in its usual fine spirit of friendship and co-operation, bid a welcome to the new Senior High School and extend a helping hand to the establishment and organization of a new Sacra- mento annual. I want to express my appreciation to the many members of the faculty and student body who have given faithfully of their time to the production of this annual. You have served a 606 school in a fine way: My congratulations to all! Principal if-gg, rn X V V D lu WW ff! 'fzf agyf F. MELWN LAWSON Vive-pr'i11cilI7f1l Ziff wa. Miss LAlIRITI I'A FERGUSON VIN-j71'f11z'Ij1ul COUNSELORS Y Rs JAMES CALLAGHAN MRS. MAUDE DALE OUNSELOR5 of the Sacramento senior high school, we salute you! Your sympathetic understanding of our problems, your invaluable advice, your encouragement when we need it most, your expert guidance, yes, and your timely admonitions, have all made of us a finer, more competent group of future citizens. A tremendous job it is, for 10 men and women to super- vise the education of nearly four thousand students, for their education has many phases, and all are equally important. Our counselors must check on the deportment, attendance, scholarship, and citizenship of each and every one of us, and do all that they can to assist us in whatever manner we might Miss LouisE FLAA J. N. GARDNER most need their support. In conjunction with all these duties, our counselors have the added responsibility of teach- ing several classes during the day, however, with the coming of next semester, conditions will be greatly simplified, and it will be only with the passing of many years that member- ship in the Sacramento senior high school will be so great. So fundamental a change will enable our counselors to work out the individual problems of each student more com- pletely. Counselors of the Saciamento senior high school, for the great part you have played in the shaping of our futures, and in developing the very best in us, we try in vain to find a tribute that will measure your worth. lime 3 I i Miss BLANCHE GRANDE-ISIAITRE Miss AILEEN JOSES MRs. ELIZABETH SIM s I - , , I Q ' I GEORGE I. LINN P. MURPHY Miss ABBIE WOODIN FACULTY fi? GEORGE C. JENSEN, Principal. Miss LAURETTA M. FERGUSON, Vice-Principal. F. MELVYN LAWSON, Vice-Principal. MRS. S. MAUD DALE, Dean of Girls. MISS RUTH EST!-IER MCGREW, Superzfifor of Imiruclion. Herbert L. Abbott Mrs. O. W. Anderson Miss Henriette Andriot Norman L. Apollonio Miss Agnes J. Arnot Miss Sara C. Ashby Miss Mildred B. Bailey Mrs. Mary A. Ball Mrs. Dorothy Barber Major James C. Bates Miss Ethel Battelle H. G. Baugh Miss Hazel Bell C. Ray Bender E. J. Bishop Ralph S. Blackden Lawrence Blucher Mrs. Eva Blum Clifford A. Bly Mrs. Elva Boden Miss Mabel Bontz Miss Mary Ann Boyd Richard W. Broecker F. J. Brorsen Alfred H. Burd James Callaghan Mrs, Dorothy Carey Mrs. Frances Charters Edmond A, Combatalad Miss Altha B. Crowley C MRS. BESSIE K. BURCH, Regirlmr. ik' James N. Gardner Mrs. Dorothy Giffen Miss Nellie Godbolt Francis W. Golf Miss Blanche Grand-Maitre Mrs. Mrs. Adaline Graves Josephine Green Miss Constance R. Greenwood Mrs. Grace Hahn Edward J. Hallauer Mrs. Miss Mrs. Mrs. Clara N. Hargis Rosemary Harkin Ethel Hearst Grace Heath Clyde Heathman Mrs. Miss Anna B. Hermitage Beth Hightower Sgt. Claude J. Hilton Miss Wm Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs. Ruth Holliday?-url FMU,-' . S. Howe, Jr. Esther R. Huet Ellen Hughes Olive Hunter Antonia Hyatt Elizabeth Jackson Lourence O. Janssen Wm. R. Jayes ' Mason A. Johnston Miss Miss Miss Katherine Cunningham Mrs. Lillian Davis A. L. Day Col. E. A. 'deHermida Miss Ruth Dodds Waldemar Doyal Mrs. Florence Dunbar Mrs. Fondalite Eby Miss Barbara Eubanks Mrs. Margaret Evans Miss Mabel Finch Mrs. Ester Fisk Wm. N. Fishback Miss G. Louise Flaa Herbert D. Foote Clyde M. Fountaine Robert S. Fraser Maude B. Jones Aileen Joses Ralph R. Kendall Harold M. Kimball Mrs. Eldora Kimberlin Miss Saima R. Koski Miss Edith Lawson Eugene R. Lindberg Miss Frances Milnes Miss Margaret Mix Miss Margaret Moore Miss Ann Mudge Malcolm P. Murphy Mrs. Donna E. Murphy Miss Mary L. O'Brien Merril Osenbaugh Miss Myrtle N. Paulson Elmer W. Plaskett Edwin E. Pook Miss Evelyn Postle Mrs. Essie Primrose George Relles Miss Lillie May Rible Adolph K. Rigast Lawrence A. Roach Mrs. Madge Roach arle E. Rooney iss Nedda Rosenberg Lloyd W. Russell Miss Alma Schocke Mrs, Eleanor Schwarze Miss May L. Seitz Mrs. Jean P. Severance Mrs. Elizabeth O. Sim Miss Florence E, Smith Miss Fanny A. Smyser Mrs. Helen Spindler Miss Mary Starbuck S. L. Stoner Miss Virginia Sturdavant Lloy Mrs. Helen Thomsen R. H, Thurmond Miss Abby Ruth Tracy Mrs. Edna Tuck 5 7184!-AMA Mildred Lothhammer Dorah Tuttle Geo. I. Linn A. S. Loomer Miss Miss Helen Lyons Miss E. May Luther Mrs. Reba Mack W. J. McClarrinon C. L. McFaddin Geo. P. McGrew Mrs. Miss Jane McKisick Elsie Meeks Geo. von Hagel Capt. A. E. Waite Miss Mary M. Wasson Tom Weems Albert V. Wilde Miss Edith A. Wilkins Thomas H. Wills Miss Abbie Woodin d C. Sweetman Miss Elizabeth Thompson r N CHAS. C. HUGHES Cily Sufre1'ifzIe12de21I Eff BOARD OF EDUCATION W. H. HAINES, Prefidenz MRS. H. S. WANZER MRS. P. D. BEVIL J. E. LYNN DR. A. M. HENDERSON is Asyiylmzl Superintendeuts DR. JAMES BURSCH LEO B. BAISDEN GRADUATES 51,2 Zf gi N?75 ILJJ NX I f ,,f7 Dv QSQL .77 LH AQ I K' 311 fX v5y 523 fig nj TA, 1-fzfk iii- Cfq J-X L- N ,I Q, 'rv' 69 ' r 'Y ' 'Ai dxf fg MW . 'gi' . I 'rdf' . AN 'Wif'M .,., sws V .. N N Q AN, M -V I , N.-X .b na r lf ,f f 1,,l,,f 5 ...i If .. -5' P '03 I 'T . V I 'll I an ' Lv- I .. 1 5 I 5 ' y, ff X Si ,ff ,W fi X ,NX, 7, ,yfc,4 IFS gf? 0- E 02 gl L1 Xi N Kiwi? xx, Exif giwxwasxx x u'1. vim, Q 1 w -.zz-5, . . Y '. . 'la 4. : f. , .1 1 5, , .. - Q, I K :'.,,AL,.-,, I 1 , ' 1 1 ,,. ,- ' ' Iwi: ' 16,1 ff, fi . -f f.- 'f -FRU., . A .1 wr! Q Nc, 7 ffl 52 5- -: ,es , ,. .Q .1.3-,,a.w- 5, ,. . ., 3 ,rg . r.-Ek ., :QQ A -y MES: .- M 1 U1 1 s, : 4-1 -:AJ-.. . :Q A wgm,-gl, am' - -Nw 5 vw ' ' ' Q 6,5 w. . 3 , 5.-11 ,-,,ug, !' ASx ' . -xr' ' J 1 W ' f4f':'ifQ3f'6'!2?x'wfffi,YT' Y., ,ujsfd 1 arg 'fl' Fifi 4 . ,Wa , 4.-, , , , 1451? I I ' W, 'fvfff 1,-, ' ,'H'f5Q-1511! - 1, U, h ,, Mxffyfgaa , Y . A. I, ,,g,,,,, Xa ,cn f ,'., . 4- :':x,1, 1- 9357 Ts? ,W ' A X J w 5 . +.. f'9 'ff -. ERIC AKSDAL DOROTHY ASALEN A RUTH BACHMAN French Honor, Scholarship Federation, Chemistry Honor, X-Ray Staff. LEONA BAKER DONALD C. BALL Music Honor. MARY BARBIERI Class Council, Senior Play. ELMER BEACH International Club, Hi-Y. RICHARD BARNETT JEANNETTE BEFAME Editor X-Ray, Pepperettes, Review Staff, Editor Class Paper, Class Council. BETTY BELLMER Art Club. BETH BENNETTS Class Paper Staff. LOUISE BINGHAM Scholarship Federation, Math Honor, Home Eco- nomics Club, Taediferi. ELEANOR BLAIR President International Club, Scholarship Federation, Treasurer High junior Class. HERBERT BOWDEN, jr. President Key Club, President Nana Moma, Vice- president, German Honor, Senior Play, Class Council Pepper. BILL BOYCE XWWWQ is 47 mr'-. 'air 3 f . - id..-fc . Q. ' 'P' ' I 'W'- 'ls 37 1' 1' Q. ar' 1 QU H .iff 1' Y' W sf ,A 1. .f- 'sag an ,- 'D' Q, -ib- 312 BARBARA BOYLE G. A. A. VIOLET BRENDEL Home Economics Club. DOROTHY BRIDENSTINE Music Honor, Class Council, and Class Paper. JERALDINE BROWN CHRISTIAN CLARENCE BUCKLEY Senior Play. IRVIN BUDERER Comptroller's Staff and Class Council. JOHN LEWIS BURRELL Major R.O.T.C., President Les Sabreurs, Music Honor, Review Staff, Junior President, Key Club, Pepper, and Class Council. ROY BURSCH Vice-president Hi-Y, Senate, Senior Play, Pepper, A Football, B Track, Key Club, Class Council. NADINE BUSHONG Senior Secretary, French Honor, Class Paper, and Class Council. KENNETH BUTLER A Baseball, Comptroller's Staff, X-Ray Staff. PATRICIA CALLAGHAN Student Body Secretary, Secretary Pnyx, Class Coun- cil, Girls' League, Pepperette, Junior Secretary. WAYNE CALLAWAY JUNE MERCEDES CAMP Senior Play. MARY LOUISE CAMPBELL Secretary Merrie Mounted, Treasurer, Scholarship Federation, Chemistry Honor, French Honor, Music Honor, International Club, Taediferi, and Camera Club. PHYLLIS CAREY G. A, A. BURT CARLSON President International Club, Pepper, Key Club, Class Council, Senior Play, Senior Band, Agora Club, Military Band. BARBARA JEAN CARTER I Class Council, International Club, Pepperette, Editor Class Paper, Camera Club, and Senior Vice-president. ALBERT J. CASSINELLI BARBARA CHAPMAN Class President, Girls' Vice president Merrie Mounted French Honor, and Pepperette TED CHESTER Finance Committee, President Pnyx Treasurer Key Club, Pepper, Senior Play Scholarship Federation Agora, and Vice-president junior Progressive Club HAROLD CH LARSON Spanish Honor, Class Council Class Piper Joie E. COLLUM VERNA CHRISTOPHER TEREsA CORDANO JUNE NADINE CULVER President Art Club. FRANCIS DAVIES Les Sabreurs, R.O.T.C DARYL DAVID Drafting Honor. NARVAL DAVIS ELIZABETH DAVISON Nana Moma, G.A.A. NORMAN DAVISSON Chemistry Team. ELSIE DENNISON Badminton Club, President G A A JACQUELINE DILLON G.A.A. BERNICE DOYEL Vice-president Nana Moma Treasurer G A A Secre tary V Aviation Club CORRINE EASTBURN EMILY EDSON Math Honor, French Honor Scholarship Federation Pepperette, Merrie Mounted ALBERT ELLIS Math Honor, French Honor 'U 99' ALFRED ENOS SELMA ENSBURY Senior Play and Pepperette. RICHARD DODDS JOHN FABRETTI Chemistry Honor, Nana Moma, Class Council, X-Ray Scholarship Federation. MILBERN FEINBERG A Football, Pepper. BETTY FISCHER CLIFFORD FISHBACK Music Honor, Scholarship Federation, Class Council IRENE FLOYD VIRGINIA FRAME Commencement Speaker, Vice-president Music Honor Secretary Taediferi, Camera Club, Secretary Scholarf ship, Pnyx. NEVADA FRAZEE JEANETTE FREIDBERG Spanish Club, Rhythm Club. JOEY FREIDBERG Spanish Club. X MARIYO FUKUDA H Scholarship Federation. MARGARET GAFF EVELYN GALLARDO C Art Club. I xx N X NN ,X FRED GALLIANI l B Track, B F otball, Class Council, Senior Play. VIRGINIA GASTON President G.A.A. CATHERINE GIANINO ORLA GILMORE German Honor, Review Staff, and Class Council. FRANCES GNAFAKIS Class Council. WILLIAM GOODENOW R.O.T.C. CHARLES GRAVES Boys' Vice-president, Pepper, Class Council, Camera Club. HARRIET GREER LUCY GREER MARGUERITE GRIFFITHS Home Economics Club MARY JUANITA GRIMSHAW Girls' League. DELMER GUCHES Drafting Honor. PERYN HALL Class Council. WALTER HALSET President Chemistry Honor, German Honor, Key Club. WILLIAM G. HAMMOND Class Council, Art Club, Senior Play. ROBERT HARRINGTON Nana Moma. JAMES F. HAYES Agora, Senior Band, Spanish Honor, Military Band, Art Club, Junior Band. BETTY HERBST FRED HERRERA Drafting Honor, Civic Service. JANE HERVAGAULT ANABEL HIBBITT Pepperette, President Golf Club, Golf Trophy Winner. '-ff.. Uv I I .asm 'D . Q 'US ,ff- 'VUL as ,Q 3' 91' TILLIE GORDON MURIEL HOCKING Civic Service, X-Ray Staff JIM HOLLAND A Basketball, B Baseball, A Cappella Choir. BETTY HOLME BASIL HOLMES German Honor. ROSALIE MARIAN HOOD TrivY. TAKAYUKI HOSOKAWA Math Honor, Scholarship Federation, C Track, C Football, Japanese Student Club. MARGARET HUFF Comptrollers Staff. THERESA HUNT K Nana Moma. BLANCHE HURTZIG GAIL HYNES Secretary German Honor, Class Council, French Honor Scholarship Federation, SAM IMAI MARGARET INGRAM GRACE INOUYE BERNICE IWASA JERLEAN JACKSON G.A.A. FREDERICK JINBO WILLIAM M. JOHNSON French Honor. VIRGINIA JOHNSTON DAVID JONES Math Honor, Senior Orchestra. FRANCIS M. JONG President Chinese Students Club, R.O.T.C., Math Honor. STANLEY W. JONG Comptroller's Staff, R.O.T.C., Chinese Students Club. GEORGE JENKINS RUTH JORDAN Senior Play. JOE JOSEPH Civic Service. ED KEENAN VIVIAN KELLEY .ff by 6 C27 EUGENE KILLAM Class President, Class Council, Senate, Senior Play, Review Board of Control. FRANK DREW ELWOOD KING R.O.T.C. NEVA KING Home Economics Club. SHIZUKO KITADA HELEN KITTERMAN Class Council, Class Treasurer, French Honor, Scholar- ship Federation, Class Paper, GORDON KLIPPEL President Scholarship Federation, Key Club, Math Honor, Tennis Team, Drafting Honor. BARBARA JEANNE KNAUER Scholarship Federation, Class Council, Treasurer Inter- national Club, Class Paper. MARJORIE KOLLER French Honor, Merrie Mounted, Scholarship Federa- tion, A Cappella Choir. -if' S el I5 V irti 'Q G- fu I li X HUB. BOB KOVAK Key Club, A Track, A Football. ,Q ALBERT M. KOSHIBA .gh , fi MORIO KUBATA NANCY JANE KREBS Vice-president Pnyx, President Girls' League, Senior Play. RALPHA JANE LANGNER Math Honor, Merrie Mounted. HERMINA LAEBER IDA LATONA G.A.A. JACK LEEDY Class Vice-president,.Class Council, French Honor, R.O.T.C., Les Sabreurs, and International Club. KNEELAND LOBNER Student Body President, Key Club, Class Council, Pepper. JULIA LODDICK Art Club, Class Council, President Home Economics Club, Girls' League. ALICE CLAIRE LOVELL MARY MACHIDA Scholarship Federation. DELORES MANLEY Class Council, Senior Play, Merrie Mounted, French Honor, Pepperette, Dance Program. LOUIS MARASOVICH ROBERT MARGOSAN BUD MATTHAIS CAROLYN JANE MARSH Merrie Mounted, President International Club, Senior Play, Scholarship Federation, French Honor. JENNY MATRANGA CHARLES MATHEWS MARY LOU MCCLISH Merrie Mounted. ADELLE MCCLUNG A Cappella Choir, President Art Club, and Music Honor. JAMES MCLANAI-IAN Class Council, Peppers. ROSE OSOFFSKY RUTH MILLER A Cappella Choir, String Trio, Music Honor, Senior Orchestra. DEAN HAMILTON MILLS Nana Moma, Les Sabreurs, Key Club, R.O.T.C., Senate. NORMAN MILNE Camera Club, Senior Play. RICHARD MEYER HAROLD MONIGHAN B Football, Pepper, Class Paper. PETER MONIZ International Club, Senior Play, Civic Service. MADELEINE MONTANER ROBERT MORTON Drafting Honor, Civic Service. TAKEKO MUAKAMI BILL NELSON ALLEN NORRIS Class Council, Crew. KATHLEEN NULLINER HENRY OMACHI Chemistry Honor, Math Honor, Scholarship Federa- tion. is f gdb, 1- QD' 9' 40 3 IV in 'G KW Zo NOEL ONSTAD Senior Play, Camera Club, Les Sabreurs. JANE ORR Spanish Honor, Class Council, G.A.A. WANDA PAHL Merrie Mounted, Girls' League, Senior Play, Scholar- ship Federation, International Club, French Honor, Review Staff, Class Council. JOHN PANTAGES LANI PARK PATRICIA PARRETT SUEROSE PETERS International Club, Music Honor, A Cappella Choir, Senior Play Production Staff. JUNE PETERSON DELVIRA PIERINI LOLA MAY PURVIS Secretary Math Honor, French Honor, Scholarship Federation. BETTY RALSTON President G.A.A., Vice-president Tri-Y, Girls' Sports Manager, Nana Moma, Agora. AUDRA RAPP Merrie Mounted, Senior Play. WILLIAM W. RAYNOR Class Council, Senate, Music Honor, Nana Moma, Glee Club. VIRGINIA READE Art Club. WILLIAM RIECHEL Math Honor, Student Body Cabinet. JACK RODGERS A Basketball, Treasurer French Honor, Astronomy Club, Class Council, and Scholarship Federation. BETTY RUMPH JOHN RUSSELL Hunting and Fishing Club. FRANCES RYAN Class President, Class Council, Nana Moma, Interna- tional Club, Art Club, Senior Dance. ZORKA SABICH NOBIKO SAKO Senior Orclrestru, French Honor. GEORGE SAPUNOR JUNE SANDS ANTHONY SANTOS MILTON SCHWARTZ Commencement Speaker, President junior Progressive Club, Vice-president Agora, Pnyx, French Honor, Captain R.O.T.C. NICK PAUL SETICH Senior Orchestra. RUTH SETZER German Honor. CARLTON SPENCER SERVERANCE, jr. Vice-president Key Club, Los Fiestadores, Pepper, President Nana Moma, Forensic. ANNA ROSE C. SHALAG Art Club, Secretary Phi Wtelia, Scholarship Federa- tion. , Y V, 1 Louis E ian AN 0 i 'c- r i e las ' i i I il MITSUKO SI-IIMAMURA Nana Moma. EDWIN SHULER BOB SICKELS Scholarship Federation, Class Council, Hi-Y. DONAL SIEGEL Comptroller's Staff. GEORGINA SIMMONS VIRGINIA SIMMS hrrf Pr J Ji' .E 4 ,I ,dr 'fb ' sv- 'vs 'if' IU 4 M K- 51:-w, 795 Ubi 431 RICHARD SOFGE EDITH SWANNELL LaFOREST SMITH Vice-president Forensic, junior Progressive Club, Golf Team. FLORENCE SMITH Art Club. JEAN SMITH sus SMITHERUM MARDELLE SNYDER BETTY STACK French Honor. WILFRED STARING President German Honor, Scholarship Federation, Math Honor, Chemistry Honor, Nana Moma, Class Council. ELVIRA STEPHENS Spanish Honor, Art Club. MERLE STRAUCH Senior Play, Class Council, Hunting and Fishing, R.O.T.C. HAROLD STOCKER Drafting Honor. GERTRUDE STURDAVANT French Honor, Girls' League, International Club. BOCIEL SVETICH Senior Play. ANTHONY SVI LICH EDWINA TERRELL ED TEAGUE Class Council, Senior Orchestra. BOB TEMPLEMAN Pepper, Class Council, A Football. WILSON THAMES Music Honor, Hi-Y, Senior Orchestra, Military Band. BETTY THOMAS President Tri-Y, junior President Y.W.C,A. BILL THoMAs A Lieutenant R.O.T.C., Les Sabreurs. EDNA DOROTHY THOMAS Music Honor. KATHERINE TREGELLAS Class Council. GEORGE VARTANIAN DON VENTRISS EVELYN VELARDI Music Honor, A Cappella Choir. KAZUO WAGATSUMA BILL WAMEL Senior Play. ALYCE WARD JEAN WARD Secretary Home Economics Club. MARGUERITE WARD Secretary Tri-Y, Junior President Y.W.C.A. INEZ WARNER French Honor. TOSHIYE WATAMURA japanese Student Club. WILLIAM WATAMURA WALTER WEIDENMAN Treasurer Student Body, Cabinet. GWEN WEILAND Vice-president Math Honor, Pepperette, French Honor, Class Council, Scholarship Federation. I 'Se 'T' f -'lbs use .? Q' 'X 4,4 on K . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Llv, , for N if-ZA., Q P: .,. 1 14. K . .fs ' af nr: W. Af 'rf f f:-'F 4. 'exe ' -. if n K v A wa win- ' PHYLLIS ANN WEST JAMES HENRY WIARD Pepper, Treasurer Key Club, Senior Play. DOROTHY WIEDMAN A Class Council, French Honor. BETTY WILLIAMS Nana Moma. ANNE YANKOVICH G.A.A., Spanish Honor. FRANCES YASONI KORO YATSU Civic Service, japanese Student Club. PATTY YOST Secretary Art Club, Senior Play. ISA-GRACE YOUNG Scholarship Federation, Math Honor, French Honor Class Council. BARBARA ENSINGER Girls' League. 1 .W .db OTHER JANUARY GRADUATES ERNEST BALLAS JOSEPH BARBATO ARLIN BARNES BOB BEARD Les Sabreurs, Mil DORIS BEHRENS OLIVETA BOBLETT VIRGINIA BOLEY GLEN BREECH TONY BRUSHIA B Basketball FLORENCE CALLERY JUNE CARTER itary Band, Senior Orchestra. International Club, French Honor. PERSHING CARTER First Lieutenant R.O,T.C. MILDRED CAVINESS Home Economics Club. ESTELLA CHRISTOPULOS REGINA CRELL MARIAN CROSS BILL DAVISON Pepper, Civic Service. LE DEROZA RICHARD DONG BRIAN DOUGLASS Music Honor. LEONARD DURANT LaVERNE DYSTE Civic Service, Senior Orchestra. ANN ECONOMOU ERMA GALLI GEORGE FELETTO A Baseball, A Cappella Choir. BERT FINCHLEY DEANE FRANK CLARE GARLICK Music Honor. PETER GIANNINI EARL GIBBY ARTHUR GORGEN First Lieutenant R.O.T.C. ROBERT WENDELL GWINN Captain R.O.T.C. PAIGE HARPER BOB HULLIN Class Council. GEORGE JENKINS French Honor, Music Honor, Astronomy Club. ROY JERUE Comptroller's Staff. FREDERICK JINBO BETTY KIMBRELL Senior Orchestra. REX KIRCHER Key Club, Pnyx, Football. DELBERT L. KLEBS Baseball. HERMAN MADEIRA B Football. Hi-Y, Class Council, Pepper, A LAWRENCE MANZITTO MARY McKEE PAUL WILLIAM MOORE TOSHISADA EDDIE NAGATA Captain C Track Team, Captain Civic Service, Secre tary Pepper, japanese Student Club, Progress Club Class Council. MARY OBROK HUBERT PAQUIER JULAIN PASILLAS Scholarship Federation, Pepper, R.O.T.C. Band, Vice president Sactorators, Senior Play. BELDEN PORTER Music Honor, Traffic Squad, A Cappella Choir. VERNON RICHINS VINCENT RIOLO ELLEN SCANLAN Senior Orchestra, Music Honor. MILDRED STEELE WILLIAM SUGIYAMA HIROSHI TAMBARA Tennis Team. NATHALIE THEODOR Senior Play. HERMAN THOMAS MARY THORSEN RICHARD THRALL E Math Honor, Hi-Y, Astronomy Club, Golf Team. BILL TUTTLE .IOSEPHINE MABLE VERDOLIVO MARY VIRGA GEORGE WAGNER RUBY WHITAKER DELMA MAE WOLDIT Girls' League. GEORGE YAMADA A Football, A Baseball. EDMUND YEE B Basketball, Vice-president Chinese Students Club Hi-Y. TOSHIO YOSHIMURA Nana Moma, B Football. Track, japanese Students Club, B MM8 Q- R FRANCES ABBEY PETER AGOSTINELLI HAZEL AKERLY MILTON ANAPOLSKY Taediferi. SHIRLEY ANDREWS HELEN ANGELAO Home Economics Club. 'Q CARL -APOSTLO vm, '- K GLADYS L. ATKINSON Class Council. HELEN ARODOYE BUENA AMES AUDREY BALLARD HELEN BARION CHESTER E. BARR PHYLLIS BASSETT Nana Moma. IRENE BAUCK Class Council, Senior Dance ADELE BAERRESEN BILL BALL Nana Moma, Hunting and Fishing Club, Pepper, Cl Council. JUNE ELICE BAISLEY MARY BEISANG MILDRED-ANN BENNETTS SHIRLEY-MAY BENNETTS MARGARET MARY BERDE PAULINE BIDWELL Scholarship Federation, French Honor. BETTY ANN BLAIR FLORENCE BLISS Senior Orchestra. 2 Z' l ' KATHLEEN BODKIN Class Council. HARRY BONNIKSON Military Band, Senior Orchestra. MERLE BOVEY President Camera Club, Vice-president Math Honor, French Honor, Chemistry Honor. CLARENCE BOWMAN MARJORIE BRADY Treasurer Home Economics Club. JACK BRIER HOWARD BRILLHART CONSTANCE 'BROOKS J' f 'al-. S. 7? ROBERT L. BROSEMER Senate, Secretary Peppers, Vice-president Key Club R.O.T.C. ANNA BROWN TONY BUA 'O- uw 'D- 'K'- JOSEPHINE BUCKINGI-IAM ARDIS BURGESS PERCY BUSBY HELEN BYRNE MARDELLE JUNE CALVERT I I Home Economics Club. JOHN CAMPBELL zibmyfef f RULA CARLSON THOMAS CARRICO MARJORIE RAE CATO VIRGINIA ROSE CHAMP Q. MATILDA CHAN Art Club, Treasurer Chinese Students Club. THOMAS CHAN GLADYS MAE CHAPMAN is-N ' ELIZABETH FRANCES CHARGIN Music Honor, President Girls' Chorus. ROMA CHRISTMAN Pepperette. gif! OLIVE CLARK YOLONDA CLICK Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, BETTY ANN CLOW Scholarship Federation, Editor Class Paper, Pepperette, Taediferi, Class Council, Merrie Mounted, French Honor, Dance Drama, Nana Moma, Review Staff. LARRY A. COLE MARGARET LUCILLE COLE MARION COLLINS . , J Lvl! ' ' PEGGY CQNNOR l J, af WINIFRED COOMBSR , Y 2 s, ' J ' ms BX f Nzdi-IALIE CORBIN BETTY ANNE CORKRAN Merrie Mounted, Class Council, Girl Captain, X-Ray Staff, International Club, Pnyx, Dance Drama, Society Editor, Class Paper, Pepperette. ROSE COSTA LORRAINE COX lx VIVIAN cRU1KsHANK X-Ray Staff, Girls' League. 1 V ' CHARMION CURREY Pepperette, French Honor, Class Council, Senate. MARJORIE CURRY ROBERT DAVID Chemistry Honor, Chemistry Team, Scholarship Fed- eration, B Basketball, Chairman Civic Service, Pepper, Senior Band, Class Vice-president, Astronomy Club, Class Council, Camera Club, Review Staff, Hi-Y, Class Paper, ALICE LORRAINE CARDER DON CHUN 'tv -H' 'vm V z,-1322 f um - ie, 1 ,,,, ,. 3 'Q My ny ,nv 11- Wh EVELYN DAVIDSON Civic Service, Senior Play, Secretary Art Club Vice president Book Wlorm Club, Class Paper Class Council BILL DAVIES X-Ray Staff. FLOYD DAVIS JOSEPH DE CRISTOFORO Taediferi, Scholarship Federation, Class Vice president Pepper, Review Staff, Class Paper, Astronomy Club Review Board of Control. EUGENA AUSTIN DCHERMIDA A Football, A Crew, Camera Club SHERMA DEMPSTER CLIFFORD DEVER LOUISE DES ENFANTS DORIS DICKINSON President Home Economics Club. JANE DILLON Class Council, Pepperette, Class Secretary Girls League, X-Ray Staff, Merrie Mounted Girl Captain International Club. RICHARD DOHERTY DALE DOM ELLA DONG Merrie Mounted, Chinese Student Club THAYER DOUGLASS VIOLET DOUGLAS ALICE DRIVER VIRGINIA DUMONT MARGARET DUNLAP EDWARD DUNN WILFRED DUNN Captain R.O.T.C. EMME LING EACH US JAMES EDWARDS BART ELMASIAN MILDRED ESSEX BETTY RAE EVANS MAXINE FAIDLEY MARY FERNANDES JEANNE FILCHER Pnyx. ROSE LLA FISCH ER Class Council. RUTH GUNST BILL FONG Vice- resident Chinese Student, Library Club, Home P Economics Club. LILY FONG Chinese Student Club. ROSE FONG Secretary Chinese Student Club. MARGARET FOWLER Camera Club, Merrie Mounted, German Honor. LUCILLE EWING GENEVA FRENCH Art Club. lv, Pb- , 47- THOMAS KONG FONG TOKO FUJII President Japanese Student Club, Math Honor, Schol arship Federation, Class Council, Drafting Honor Senior Paper. DOROTHY FUNK President Music Honor, A Cappella Choir, BERNICE GARRISON WINIFRED GARVEY MARGARET ELAINE GASS MILDRED GATTIKER SALLY GEORGE DOREN GERHAUSER Class Council. i O LEWIS GOODNOW JEAN GILBERT German Honor, Home Economics. ART ALBER EVA GILL JOSE PH INE GIORDANO ROBERTA GOLDING Class Council, Public Speaking Award. ELIZABETH GOODWIN KATHERINE GOODWIN Nana Moma. MARGUERITE GOSS Class Secretary, Secretary Chemistry Honor, Treasurer Camera Club, President Taediferi, Scholarship Federa- tion, Pepperette, X-Ray Staff, Nana Moma. FRANCES GRAVES Math Honor, Secretary Chemistry Honor Scholirship Federation, DORIS GRAY G.A,A. RUTH ERFORD GRAY Senior OIiClICSfI'1l. J. c, GRIFFITH Taediferi, French Honor Crew Pepper Key Club JACK GRIMM JOE GROSS President Math nor Vice iden r nch Honor Senate, Class Tre R O T r Les Sabreurs KATHERINE GUIDERA ROBERT GUY Boys' Vice-president ARLENE HAAG Civic Service. BAILEY HACKETT Treasurer Hi-Y, Nana Moma President International Club, Pnyx, Vice-president Chemistry Honor Key Club, Philatelia, Class Vice president Golf Team HARRY HAIGHT Captain Civic Service Tumbling Club JOYCE HAMAI ANNA HAMMON GERTRUDE HANCOCK Vice-president Home Economics Club ED HARDIMAN WILLIAM HARMS EUGENE HARRIS GRACE HARRIS 'F' 39' W- 3 ED HARDING ' LUCRETIA HARRISON MARVIORIE HARRISON Editor XARay, junior President Y.W.C.A., Secretary Tri-Y, Class Paper. 1 J EDNA MAY HARTWELL CAROLINE HAUSER SAKAI HAIJASHI MARIE HEILBRON X-Ray Staff, International Club, Art Club, Class Paper, Scholarship Federation. STANLEY G. HICKOK Les Sabreurs, Sergeant .R.O.T.C., Class Council. BETTY INGELS Secretary International Club, Golf Club, VIRGINIA FREYKLUND ROBERT IRVING Sergeant Trafhc Squad, Class Council. HISAKE ISHII Scholarship Federation, French Honor. MINORU IWASAKI ETHEL JACINTO NHJAILJACQUEZ Civic Service. BERT JACKMAN Drafting Honor, President Camera Club. DAISY .IAN Chinese Student Club, Merrie Mounted. BEN JARVIS Math Honor, Vice-president Chemistry Honor. GEORGE JENKINS Class Council. FLORENCE JENSEN Math Honor, Class Council, Senate, Pepperette, Girls' League. DOROTHY JOHNSON EDITH JOHNSON CHARLOTTE ANN JOHNSON International Club, Art Club, Merrie Mounted, Class Council. BILL JONES Hi-Y. POLLY GALLIGAR JERRY KASICK DOROTHY KAUFMAN President Library Club, Class Council, Class Paper. HARRY KAWAE B Track. MARY KAWAMURA LLOYD KEBERLINE -pf ' French Honor. X29-ff A BARBARA KEEHNER Music Honor, A Cappella Choir. BARBARA KEELY Home Economics Club. AMELIA KELLY Girls' Glee Club. BARBARA KELLY Girls' Glee Club, G.A.A. JOHN E. KENNEDY, jf. President Pnyx, X-Ray Staff. RICHARD KILBOURN Class President, President Chemistry Honor, German Honor, Nana Moma, Class Council, Class Paper. K' .D J 'W- 'fix 'Qi 'fv- Q YU- ALFARETTA A. KINCH French Honor HAROLD KING President B.F.C., B Football. ROY KITADE ,.-f Us '-h If W h.. BEN KITAGAWA ANNA KLEIN Library Club. MARGARET KN EDEL RUBY KOBATA BOB KRUEGER President Hunting and Fishing Club, German Honor. DOROTHY KULIL Spanish Honor. MARY KUSHIDA NICK KOURETAS Boys' Glee Club. KATHRYN KNEELAND Editor Review, Managing-Editor X-Ray, Chairman Student Publications, Girls' League, Review Board of Control, Student Body Cabinet. YOSHIKA MURIKAMI ATHENA LADAS JANET LAUGHLAND PHYLLIS ANNE LEAVENS EVELYN LAWSON RICHARD LEMMON CI President, Editor Class Paper, Pepper, Review B rd of Control, Senate, President Taediferi, Scholar- . Federation, R.O.T.C. Officer, Astronomy Club, nior Dance, N.S,G.W. Public Speaking Contest. CECIL LEVY MARGARET LEWIS HAROLD LIGHTY Pepper, Class Council, Vice-president Art Club, Camera Club, B Footba Class Treas er. emi, DORIS LILLY French Honor, Class Council, CHARLES LILLEY, jr. Secretary Scholarship Federation, Sergeant-Arms Math Honor, Astronomy Club, Associate Editor X-Ray, R.O.T.C. Band, Senior Band, Music Honor. CAMILLE LISSMAN Home Economics Club, Girls' League. Z f , PATRICIA ANN LOCKETTffA .-' X ' Auf!! ' Girl Colonel, President Girls' League, Secretary Pnyx Club, Pepperette, Secretary Class Council. PHYLLIS LOCKWOOD JOHN LOPES Scholarship Federation, Chemistry Honor, Class Paper, Class Council. MARGARET LOVDAL STANLEY LOVELESS X Treasurer Art Club, anager Football Team, Crew. ALLAN D. LYNN X-Ray Staff, Review Staff, Student Body Cabinet, Pepper, Class Council, Forensic Club, Golf, Senior Dance Committee, Chairman of Student Publications. HIDEO MACHIDA BETSY MACHIDA AL LAZZARONE ANGELO MAGNI BOB MARBURGER HELEN MARKSON QS .1 lik va glib. QA 2 KN Q mam 'Q' BEATRICE MARTIN G.A.A. MARILYN MARTIN Class Council, Junior Prom Committee. CARLETON MARTYR German Honor, Les Sabreurs. INEZ MASSA Scholarship Federation. MOBORU NATSUMOTA KIYOSHI MATSUOKA SAM MASHURARA FRANCES MAXWELL ALBERT MAY Student Body President, Assistant Yell Leader, Review Staff, High Junior Senator, Low Junior President, Pepper, Crew, Class Council. DOROTHY MCADAM Home Economics Club. MARY JANE McALLISTER Secretary Pepperettes, Merrie Mounted, Dance Drama. MAXINE MCCARTHY X-Ray Staff, Class Council, Vice-president, Senate, Secretary Pepperettes, Review Staff. LEANARD MCCLURE German Honor, Nana Moma, Key Club. AUDREY MCCORMACK Merrie Mounted, Pepperette, Class Council, Girl Cap- tain, Girls' League. DON MCCOY Music Awards, Senior Orchestra, Stage Craft, junior Play. LAVERNE MCDANIEL Secretary Hi-Y, Assistant Comptroller. FRANCES McDOWELL JIM MCKINTEY ELIZABETH ANN MCINTIRE Music Honor, Pepperette Senior Band Senior Or chestra. MARION MCLEOD International Club Class Council Senior Dance Cam era Club, Class Paper EARL LELAND MCNIE Se 'or Orchestra Senior Band A Football A ketball, Camera Club Block S Society of MORRIS MEIZLISCH Tennis Team. MIRIAM MELLIN Senior Play. HAN NA MAYAI MARY ALICE MILLARD Secretary Comptrollers Staff EDITH MILLER Home Economics Club Merrie Mounted Camera Club ROSE MARIE MILLER MIOLO MIURA SABURO MIZUTANI TOKYA MIHAHARA SAM MLACICH Civic Service. BILL MONROE ANN MOLL GERALDINE E. MOODY BETTY MOON PAULINE MORGAN S 5 xii IFN: 1'- ri' fw- 41. ff' 6'- 1., ,t R.. qs., CLARA JANE MoLL1soN HARUYO MURAMOTOT BETTY MURRAY ALICE NAGATA japanese Student Club. KIYAKA NAI-IASHIKA RICHARD NAHIGIAN GEORGE NAKAMURA HAROLD NAKAMURA Vice-president japanese Student Club, Nana Moma, Class Council, C Track. JOE NAKATOGAWA ELEANOR NAMBA RAY NELSON B Basketball. KATHERINE NIKAKIS G.A.A., Nana Moma, Book Worm Club. FLORENCE NOBLE Comptroller's Staff, Nana Moma. DOROTHY E. NORMINGTON Secretary Music Honor, A Cappella Choir. NOEL NOYES Math Honor, French Honor, Chemistry Honor, Schol- arship Federation, Spanish Honor. NEIL O'BRIEN Senior Orchestra, Nana Moma. MADIE OFFER CONSTANCE OHNSORG Pepperette, Class Council, Merrie Mounted, Girls League. ,Aww ED OISETH EDITH OPDYKE MILDRED OPPER SHIZUKO OTO WALTER OVERSTREET Nana Moma. ALEXANDER PALANDECH Art Club, Athletic Manager Student Body Cabinet Football Manager, Baseball SOPHIE PALMOS Class Council, Comptroller s Staff ED PAINE LOIS PAULL Girls' Glee Club, Scholarship Federation MARJORIE PEDONE Scholarship Federa DOROTHY PHILLIPS PHYLLIS PENFOLD RAMONA PIERNI BILL PIOWATY WALTER POLLS French Honor. ADELINE QUINTELLA ARDELLA RAINES BETTY REARDON K' Q ELEANOR REEDY DICK REESE Assistant Yell Leader, President Les Sabreurs, First Lieutenant R,O.T.C. EUGENE REEVES Assistant Comptroller, Student Body Treasurer, Stu- dent Body Cabinet, Finance Committee. ELMO REHKOP DOROTHY LUCILLE RHOADES BILLIE JANE RIPLEY Music Honor, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Glee Club. ESTHER ROBINSON Scholarship Federation. JOE ROBINSON Math Honor, French Honor, Treasurer Chemistry Honor, Scholarship Federation. LORRAINE ROBINSON Camera Club. SHIRLEY ROCKINGHAM French I-Ionor, Pepperette, Girls' League, Class Council. EILEEN ROGERS EUGENE ROGERS Class Council. MILDRED ROGERS LORRAINE ROGERS .IEANNETTE ALYSE ROHR G.A.A. MARGERY ROSS jEAN SAIKI ROSE SAKAYEDA ELLEN SANDERS ISABEL SANTOS IWASAKI SATORU JACK SAUNDERS RosE SCALISE EMIL scmsrrsx ROBERTA SCHERBACHER Class Council. FRANK SCHIRO BEVERLY SCHOEN Senior Band. JOHN SCHUMACHER ELEANOR SCOTT Class Secretary, Scholarship Federation, G.A.A., Music Honor, Student Body Secretary, Senior Band, Senior Orchestra, Pepperette. HARRIET SCOTT Taediferi, Girls' Glee Club, Music Honor. JUNE SCRIBNER ARTHUR SIMONSEN LARRY SENNA JAMES SHAW EDNA SHEPARD French Honor, Senior Orchestra. KATSUYO SHOJI ,, . . 'rv ,M A PWR 'Fix fir iii if.. ANNA RUTH SISSON BETTY JUNE SLATER Scholarship Federation, Pnyx, French Honor. EDNA SMITH MARIAN SMITH Pepperette, French Honor, Scholarship Federation Nana Moma, Vice-president International Club, Sec retary Merrie Mounted, Class Council. MARJORIE SMITH MARGARET SOUTAR Taediferi, Pepperette, Class Council, Girls' League. IMA SPARKS Home Economics Club. COROLYN SPEICH BARBARA SPORE Pepperette. JEROME STEWART FRANKLIN STILLWELL Nana Moma. NEDRA STIN SON VADA STRATTON HELEN STRAWHECKER A Cappella Choir. MARGARET STRICKLAND ' Senior Orchestra. TED STRODE Math Honor, Aeronautics Club, Civic Service. ROBERT SUGGETT MARY MITSUKO SUYEKAWA ,A J MARY STANGLAND GERTRUDE STEWART MARJORIE SWITZER Treasurer German Honor. VINCENT SVILICH A Baseball, Comptroller's Staff, Civic Service. ELSIE SYMONS LARRY TAKAI A Football, Japanese Student Club, Block S Society, A Track. TOM TAKATA President japanese Student Club, Math Honor, French Honor. M SUMIKO TAKEMOTO Nana Moma, Corresponding Secretary japanese Stu- dent Club, A Cappella Choir. BARBARA TAYLOR Scholarship Federation, Merrie Mounted. ED TAYLOR gy A Football, Crew ROSE MARGARET TEPLE JACK TILTON Tumbling Club, Crew. ALMA THOMPSON X-Ray Staff. BOB TODRANK JAMES TOMASSE 17 Traflic Patrol, rtoon Club, Civic Service. tits N73 M JAMES TONGES E DEN TORIUMI JOHNNIE TORRES X KN si .rv-'A 9' ,pal-lv ART TRAVIS Crew. ELIZABETH TUCKER President French Honor, Treasurer Scholarship Fed- eration, Class Treasurer, Secretary Astronomy Club, Chemistry Honor. ORREN TURNER BART TURPEN Class Council. TOM UYEDA japanese Student Club. FRANCES VALENTI Spanish Honor. RAYMOND VALINE Football Manager, Senior Band. ESTHER VANDERBEEK G.A.A. BYRON VANDERBERG R.O.T.C. KENNETH VAN ZEE MARJORIE CLAIRE VESEY French Honor CAMILLE VITANZA G.A.A., Senior Orchestra. SUSIE WAKAVAYASHI JEANNE WALKER French Honor. ANN WAPPLE Secretary Girls' League, Girl Captain, Scholarship Federation, Pnyx, Nana Moma, Golf Team, Pepper- ette, Dance Drama. Cittroevmosgh MASAO WATANABE .japanese Student Club. WILSON WATERMAN MARGARET WATSON NORMA WATROUS Pepperette, Class Council. RALPH WEBER Civic Service. EMILY WEISKER Home Economics Club. HAZEL WERTZ JANE WHEELER BILL WHITE Key Club. JAMES WIGHT X-Ray Staff. DONNA WILCOX Home Economics Club. VIRGINIA WILCOXON Scholarship Federation. GEORGE WILLIAMS GERTRUDE WILLCOXON KENNETH WILLETT Music Honor. ISABELLA WILLIAMS IVOT WILLIAMS LEWIS WINEGAR ALBERT WINKELMAN W ComptrolIer's Staff. Ip KAXQ, HAROLD CARLTON WISE Vice-president Pnyx, Tzgeri, Key Club, Pepper, Crew, Class Council, Camera Club, A Football, Finance Committee. BARBARA WOODIN Pepperette, Wim KN fs ... I K x W , , K K- 41 ,- fir- lk N Y ,pv- ROGER WOODRUFF - Chemistry Honor, Camera Club WILLIAM WRIGHT ELSIE YENOVKIAN Home Economics SAKAYE YOSHIMURA PEGGY YOST Senior Orchestra. BETTY ZAPFEE GENEVIEVE ZINE JACK PETERSON DOROTHY DODDS FRANK PATTON MILDRED IRVINE Book Worm Club. RAY FLINT JAMES MCMAHON MAXINE LOVELACE MARGARET RADKE JESSE VINING JUNE BOLES BE'I'I'Y EONG Club FRED FUJII DAVID HULSE BOB HOMMEL DELVA HOLDEN QUEENIE HOLLAND ROGER HILSMAN BILL HIMMELMANN SUZANNE HICKMAN GORDON HUSBY YUKIE HIRONAKA HARRY Y. HYUN RUTH HIRONAKA PHYLLIS HURLEY LILY HAVERSTATT GEORGIA HUNTER TITSUKO HIGAKI BARBARA HIGGINBOTHAM JANICE HORNER -D- dbh 1- T its VDQ ll 0255235 'K L Q K A fans f WY69 ,W I ,J Q, 5lJf?iv5! YQ? . 259 Qs, 5 ,,.. 5' iv- Juuo JACQUEZ OKITO KATO JEANNE KELLEY ED LAUKET VERNON KELLOG k S OTHER JUNE GRADUATES LEO AIVAZ Military Band. MARTIN ALEXANDER FORREST ALLGEIER FRANK ALVERNAZ NORENA AMOROSO JOHN ATKINS Merrie Mounted. PAT FER USON, Art Club. QUINTEN FOLENA THOMAS K, EONG Chinese Student Club. ROBERT FRITZ FREDIC YUKIO FUJII ALBERT GEISER LOUISE O. BAKER JOHN QXQIVEEZHD H OO 21 . BILL BALL EOE GRAHAM M4 JAY BARKLR ' BERNHARD HALL X-Ray Staff, Review Staff. MARIAN BARTELL KENNETH HARVEY I Class Vice-president, Class Secretary. Senior Orchestra, Cadet Band, String Ensemble. STEPHEN EARTELL ELEANOR HAVENS Drafting Honor, Key Club, Crew. VIVIAN HAWKE ARMONDO HERMAN BASCHERINI JIM HAYES A Basketball, Civic Service, Chemistry Honor, Art --AH Football, A Track' Club- T E DER VIOLET HICKEY JOHN E' BA CH L L Jr 74 LLEWELLYN HILL CARMEL BEARDSLEE Q Remw Stag, Secretary Came , omptrol er's Staff. CURTIS HOFFMAN Q44 -S., , ZOXZEOLBESETMERA PHILIP HOFFMAN L fly! AW- +V PAUL BOWA WALTER JACOBSEN A Football, B Track, B Basketball. BEATRICE JORDAN FLORENCE BRANDT EMILY JURACH Girls' League, Merrie Mounted, X-Ray Staff, Dance MADELIN JURACH Drama- WALTER KASSIS DAN S. BUHLER Class Council. X-Ray Staff, Review Staff, President Hi-Y, Class PQLLYANNA LANGLEY Council, Student Body Cabinet, Pepper, Football ROY LANGRUD Manager. DOROTHY BURNS Comptrolleis Staff. BOB CANSON ROSE CAPRA ALICE LORRAINE CARTER ROBERT CECCHETTINI DAVID LESTER COLE HOWARD COLE STEVE COMPOGINIS ATLEE COX Class Council, A Baseball. MARSHALL CROFT BILL DAVIS DORIS DAZZO GERTRUDE DEMSKI PETER DI BENEDETTO Traffic Squad. ALMA DINGWELL DOROTHY DODDS Class Council, Comptroller's MARY JANE DOTY MERLE DOUGLASS jp , GLENN DUFOUR li L CHARLES EDE FLOYD EHRMAN EDWARD EPLING JEANNE ERNST LUCILLE EWING JESS FASSETT Lx A ,AFA S'LlfyfWiC JW Staff. .1 Les Sabreurs, Hunting and Fishing Club. LOUISE LANIGIR Camera Club. ALFRED LA VINE THELMA LEIMBACH Comptroller's Staff. GUIDA LENCI ANNE LEVY ANTIAGO LIBRANDO MAXINE LOVELACE JACK MACQUARRIE MICK MALOS GEORGE MANHART ALMA MARGASON CLAUDIA MARINO FRED MARSHALL A Football, A Baseb . M f- BEVERLY MASTERMAN if Scholarship Federation. HOWARD MARSUHARA RALPH MCCORMICK DEE MCKENZIE Math Honor, Civic Service HOWARD MILLIGAN NANCY LOUISE NELSON WM Nana Moma. 2' BETTY NOGLE BILL MUTTALL BARBARA OTT Class Council, Dance Drama. ,Qf Jw Club. I Y NMITZ ' Service. LLIAM RHOADES 5 Council. .HARDSON C, ss Council, Senior OI'Cl1E'SIl'2l, Civic Service. MAXINE RICHARDSON GLENN ROGERS SYLVIA ROGERS CLAYTON RUDD MERVYN RYNO MARIE SARTORI CHARLES SCHATZ Music Honor, A Cappella. LAURA SCHIRO JACQUELINE SCHULTZ ESTELLE SCHWARTZ WILLIS SEADLER EUGENE SEEMAN Drafting Honor. MARY SELLERS JOSEPH SEMON IRVING SILVA RITA SMITH THOMAS STETSON Crew, Spanish Honor. JTHER JUNE GRADUATES, Conf mum' EVELYN STEVENS gli? Ficncli Honor GORDON STEVENS Civic Service. MILDRED STRUKAN BEATRICE SWIFT EILLOWS TAYLOR Senior Orchestra. RLITH TREIBER JACK TURLEY Les Sabrcurs, Comptroll FRANCES VACCARO TOIVI VAN DYKE JACK VIERRA BOB WALKER FRANK XVARA IVIAE JANETTE WARNIiR WALTER WASHINGTON MARGARET WELLS Secretary Home Econom MELVIN WHITE KAY WHITTINGTON RICHARD WILLIAMS LOVENNA WILSON STANFORD WILSON AKASHI YOLOTA GEORGE YOXWELL RUTH ZANDERS BETTY ZARING cfs Stuff ics Club. Junior Prom Committee. ,. If if xx lx. x '1-N-L. 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' - ' z : 1: , ' 7 1.11.31 v5,f,1'1 ,. 1 ' V '1 .V '4 5551 A V..,g.: ji- V , V -if H.. X . V '., K , W 1 fully. vi. . . FH. ' 'V :...:., ' - W w V fx 1 'w V -I w .Vi 1 1 ' 'f . ge '31 . F STUDENT GOVERNMENT, FALL, 1936 KNEELAND LOBNER CHARLES GRAVES BARBARA CHAPMAN PATRICIA CALLAGHAN Pfefidenl Vice-prexidenl Vife-prexidenr Secretary W STUDENT BODY CABINET gm--qv ,gp-- STUDENT BODY SENATE LOW SENIOR OFFICERS, SPRING, 1936 JOHN BURREL1., BARBARA CARTER BARBARA CHAPMAN ELEANOR BLAIR Prexidenl Vire-prefidenl S errelary Treafurer HIGH SENIOR OFFICERS, FALL, 1936 EUGENE KILLAM JACK LEEDY NADINE BUSHONG Prcuidenl Vice-pre.rident Secremry GEORGE I. LINN Spomor v HELEN KITTERMAN Tfeayufer COUNCIL MEMBERS JEANNETTE BEFAME DOROTHY BRIDENSTINE JOHN BURRELL ROY BURSCH NADINE BUSHONG PATRICIA CALLAGHAN BARBARA CARTER BARBARA CHAPMAN HAROLD CHLARSON JOHN FABRETFI FRED GALLIANI ORLA GILMORE CHARLES GRAVES GAIL HYNES HELEN KITTERMAN BARBARA JEANNE KNAUER JIM MCLANAHAN JANE ORR ' BILL RAYNOR FRANCES RYAN MERLE STRAUCH BOB TEMPLEMAN DOROTHY WIEDMAN JANUARY CLASS p LTHOUG1-I education is the primary factor of any school system or its individual students, class activities play an important part in the formation of a well-balanced school life. The Winter class of 1937 was exceptional in this respect. The students maintained the same high scholastic standard of previous classes and in addition was exceptionally out- standing in the fostering and completing of class projects. The 472 students who culminated three years of an active and worth-while school life under the sponsorship of George I. Linn, were loyal to the school and its traditions from the time they matriculated as timid low sophomores until they marched onto the auditorium platform to receive their diplomas, emblematic of a job well done. The first class paper was edited by Fred Chapman in the low junior year. This was the class's first spark of initiative tp show the rest of the school what might be expected from t em. In co-operation with the low juniors, they offered the junior prom, Fan-cy Dance, at the David Lubin Audi- torium. A fan motif featured the affair. The senior play, Remember the Day, was an apt title insofar as history is concerned because it long will be remem- bered not alone by the class itself but by those who wit- nessed it. The vehicle was under the direction of E. A. de Hermida and the locale was the Alhambra Theatre. The senior Ball in the memorial auditorium, January 26, with George Breece's orchestra, of course, was the dominant factor in the success of a colorful social season. Outstanding students in the class, both in class activity participation and scholastically, are too numerous to mention here, but a few will sufiice: Eugene Killam, Jack Leedy, Nadine Bushong, Helen Kit- terman, John Burrell, Barbara Carter, Eleanor Blair, Patricia Callaghan and Barbara Chapman, the last holding a class office each semester, really a marvelous record. DELORES MANLEY , LOW SENIOR OFFICERS, FALL, 1936 RICHARD LFMMON JOE DECRISTOFORO ELEANOR SCOTT JOE Gkoss Pre,-' ent Vire-preyident Secfetmj T7'L 4lJIl7'67' f' Q V , I f.v Ent L ,.,. .I V HIGH SENIOR OFFICERS, SPRING, 1937 RICHARD KILHOURN BAILEY HACKFTT MARGUERITE GOSS ELIZABETH TUCKER Prefidenl Vife-praridenl Serfemrg Tfeafurer ,aww LAWRENCE BLUCHER F' Spomor BILL BALL CHESTER BARR BETTY ANN CLOW BOB DAVID EVELYN DAVIDSON RITA DORAN RAY FLINT COUNCIL MEMBERS ROBERTA GOLDING BILL HIMMELMANN DOROTHY KAUEMAN ALLAN LYNN MARILYN MARTIN MARION MCLEOD NOEL NOYES ,......fa--wvf'f f 'Tw' ii BARBARA OTT SOI-'HIE PALMOS MARJORIE PEDONE ROBERTA SCHERBACHER MARION SMITH NORMA WATROUS HAROLD WISE HIGH SENIORS,jUNE,1937 ANY ENTERPRISES have been completed by the gradua- tion class of june, 1937, under the able and guiding leadership of Lawrence Blucher. In conjunction with the january class of 1937, a public address system was presented as the traditional class gift. It is a great advantage to the assemblies, programs and rallies and it will be used and enjoyed by many classes to come. The Fan-cy Dance, or the junior Prom, sponsored by the january and june class councils, was a financial as well as a Social success. Two hundred and fifty couples were present. It was held at the David Lubin Auditorium, and the music was furnished by Frank Gorden and his Orchestra. A senior paper was issued under the name Drag-On, Betty Ann Clow and Richard Lemmon acting as editors. For the first time in the school's history, a Christmas edition appeared with colored illustrations. As is always the custom, the low senior class decorated the auditorium and furnished ushers and taper bearers for the graduation exercises. The ceremony was excellently executed. The two crowning social activities of the class were the senior dance and the senior play. The students who have taken an active part in the class activities as class officers are: jerry Lewis, Eugene Maderos, Marion Bartell, Edward Hughes, Albert fBudj May, jane Dillon, Harold Lighty, Richard Lemmon, Bob David, Patty Lockett, joe De Cristoforo, Eleanor Scott, Joe Gross, Rich- ard Kilbourn, Bailey Hackett, Marguerite Goss, Elizabeth Tucker. Class senators for both semesters were: Maxine McCarthy, Bob Brosemer, Marjorie Cato, Charmion Currey, Florence Jensen. JERRY SMITH Prefiden! 1:- lbs ED WALLACE JEAN NICOLAUS President Vire-prefident MARJORIE BLUMBERG Tran urer 0 ,rw 'V' BE-RNICE KALLEN MARJORIE BLUMBERG Serrefary Tfeafufer MRS. DONNA MURPHY Spomor PEGGY ADAMS JACK BROWN HELEN BYRNE ELAINE EYER MARY ENA FULMER JEANNE HAWORTH JUNE LEWIS GERRY LUKE JACK PAINE ESTHER RAFFETTO JEAN NICHOLOUS JEANETTE SHROUT ALVA KUMLE ARTHUR WEINBURGER I-.fv.f,., COUNCIL MEMBERS BETTY JO TAEEE BILL CASHOW JANICE BLUMBERG PEGGY ANDERSON CHARLOTTE JOHNSON BOB HOLCOMB STANLEY KLEBS JANE ERICKSON CLEORA SEWELL PAULA SPILMAN GULNARE WONDERLY MISAKO TUSHIMA WALLACE WILSON MURIEL GORE AUDREA CHAI-'PIE JACK DOYLE GERALDINE KELLIHER BLANCHE HOOKER JUNE LEWIS MARGIE ODBERT ESTHER RAEEETTO JANE ERICKSON HERB SCHWARTZ RUTH STONEMAN GULNARE WONDERLY BETTY JO TAFFE FRED OLIVERI BOE LIBBEE LOW SENIOR COUNCIL PON ENTERING the high junior year, negotiations were made with the low juniors to have a junior play. This was one of the most important achievements of the junior classes. The title of the play was Happy-Go-Lucky and it was given in the high school auditorium. The second big event, in which our class played a large part, was the annual Junior Prom. This Prom differed from others for five reasons, namely: the Junior Queen, June Johnson, and her attendants, Mardelle Clavert, La Vida Libby, and Sue Slawson. The class of January, '38, should feel proud to know that they have left such a fine record in school functions. Much of the credit for this showing of school spirit Should go to Mrs. Donna Murphy, class sponsor, the class officers, and the class council. Class senators were: Pat Adams, Alice Andrews and Marion Skeels. fr, v-n YY' Jf,fQL1,r'?vf' A GROUP OF LOW SENIORS I it Qi Q if fu Caught! ! ! LOW JUNIOR OFFICERS, FALL, 1936 HAL COOPER EVELYN LAZZARONE BEVERLY BLAIR Donorm' COON Prefident Vice-prexidenl Serrelury Tfeafurer HIGH JUNIOR OFFICERS, SPRING, 1937 SAM STONE JUNE JOHNSON LORRAINE Cox Dogg-my COQN Prexidenz Vice-prwidenl Secretary Tfmyufgf Mas. HELEN SPINDLER Sponfor Matt O- LL A .XD LAVIDA LJBRY WARD MARSHALL BILL DRENNON BEVERLY BLAIR EVELYN LAZZARONE HUNTER BUNGAY DOROTHY COON LORRAINE Cox TOM SARMENTO HAL COOPER WINIFRED PATTERSON SAM STONE JUNE MORGAN ODLA HOWE JANE SANBORN HIGH JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL NDER THE able leadership of the sponsor, Mrs. Helen Spindler, the graduating class of june, 1938, has proved itself an enterprising class by taking an active part in the various social events, as well as school activities. The high junior class, which is the second largest class in the school, has made quite a mark for following junior classes to aim for. ' ' One of the outstanding events of the year was the junior Prom, which was sponsored by the low and junior councils. Carlisle Kramer and his orchestra furnished the swing music that set the fun of the prom at a lively pace. june johnson was chosen queen of the prom. Those from the class council on the committee were: Hal Cooper, Ward Marshall, Dorothy Coon, Winigfred Patterson, Odia Howe, june Mor- gan, Hunter Bungay and Bill Drennon. A new tradition has been started by this junior class in sponsoring a junior play. The first junior play in Sacramento senior high school was Happy Go Lucky, with Bill Schang, Bonnie Jean Dutton, Constance Alexander, Peggy Darby, Gordon Severance, and Russell Strom playing important parts. This play was a great success, one which proves the dexterity of the high junior class. The leaders chosen to guide this class's activities for the fall semester were: Hal Cooper, president, Evelyn Lazzarone, vice-president, Beverly Blair, secretary, Dorothy Coon, treasurer. The ofhcers of the spring semester are: Sam Stone, presi- dent, june johnson, vice-president, Lorraine Cox, secretary, Dorothy Coon, treasurer. elif! Ad l T f Cr- pf H, xl5Xj' A A GROUP OF HIGH JUNIORS A QUEEN AND in HIGH SOPHOMORE OFFICERS, FALL, 1936 as DoN McKAY s 3- ANNE LOBNER HELEN T , . JIM WILSON Prefident Vife-prefiderzz Senerurg Treamrer LOW JUNIOR OFFICERS, SPRING, 1937 1. L ANNE LOBNEII BEVERLY GEBII MARION DYER ROBERT MCCURIIY Prefiderzt Vi P d Serremry Treaxurer MISS ALTHA B. CIIOWLEY Spomar aww ua. UQWWG7 5 vm wazfj CONNIE ANTHONY WAYNE BENJAMIN BETTY DALY BUD ENNIS BETTY GERRY EUNICE HESS ANNE KILLAM ANNE LOENER DON MCKAY LAURA ALKIN JOHN BURT JOSEPHINE DARIO LOUDINE FLEMING JACQUELINE GEBHART DORIS INGRAM JUNE LILLEY IRWIN MCCLINTOCK WILLIAM MORGANMAW! ' GEORGE QUATCHOES ARTHUR ROBINSON Z CARL SPRINGLE HELEN TREGELLAS MARTHA WIESKER JUNE TOFFT JUNE WENTWORTH JIM WILSON CLYDE BURT NORMAN CHAPMAN PHILLIP DRIVER BEVERLY GEPHART BARBARA HIBBITT JEAN JONES MEDRIC LINDER ROBERT MCCURRY PAUL PLESHA CAL SETZER CONSTANCE Tozzi VERA WHITE ALBERT ZINE LOW JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL HE low junior class council has had some very interesting and lively meetings in the homes of members. All members have taken an active part in the meetings, and as a result, much has been accomplished in the two semesters. The credit for the work, however, should not be taken by the council members alone, for the class as a whole has been responsible for the wise selection of such an active council. ' Although this class is comparatively young, in comparison to the time spent at Sacramento senior high school, its record has been one of which the class members can rightly be proud. If this active class continues this work, which we are sure it will, when it finally leaves, it will be one of the outstanding classes of this high school. Without capable leadership, the activities of this class would have been limited, but with Miss Altha B. Crowley as class sponsor, the class has been fortunate in having so capable a teacher to direct their work and pleasure. VK I? WT fl ,fx Q., A GROUP OF LOW - -. .P 351.1 fi' REMEMBER THE PIG? ? ? LOW SOPHOMORE OFFICERS, FALL, 1936 aim. A DONALD LEMASTERS FRANCIS WARD HARLEY HILL Vita-prexident Secretary Treafurer HIGH SOPHOMORE OFFICERS,SPRING,193 7 Q L l CHUCK WILDE MARY DEVINE HARLEY HILL Prefident Serrezary Treafurer MISS FRANCES MILNES Spomor EDNA DRISDELL PATTY OGDEN WENDELL MYERS LEo FAHN ADALINE STACKDILL EDNA PARTINGTON AILEEN ADAMS MAR JORIE TREGELLAS BEATRICE WARD RAY ULM MARY BRAWNRIGG FAITH Ross BILL BURDICK TI-IEREsA HABRECHT NORMAN RASMUSSEN CONSTANCE MCCONNELL KATHLEEN DELANEY EMORY SITTS JUNE FosTER RAY MISFELDT LOUETTA NICHOLLS Lois RIEFF DON O'BRIEN BETTY BLAIR KEITH HAMMER DONALD BAXTER IONE KLINDER NADINE SANTANA JOEL LEE HIGH SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL LTI-IOUGH this class, known as the class of june 1939, is comparatively young, the high sophomore class has done much toward making a name for itself in the history of Sacramento senior high school. Miss Frances Milnes, the class sponsor, has done all in her power to inspire this class to doing bigger and better things than any other previous class, and her work has not been in vain, for she is one of the outstanding sponsors of classes. The low sophomores started their career off with a vic- tory, by defeating the high sophomores at the sophomore rush, by a score of three to one. The spirit of victory is typically characteristic of this class, one which they will keep. The class council uses a gavel which was bought as a remembrance of the different class presidents whose names are engraved on the silver band which encircles the gavel. This class was well represented in the field of sports, several of the boys making the football and basketball teams, thus doing their share towards the victories of the Sacra- mento high school. The first oficers for the low sophomore term were as follows: President, Bob Metcalf g vice-president, Donald Le Masters, secretary, Helen Harford, succeeded by Francis Wardg treasurer, Harley Hill, senator, Ed. Rooney. The officers of the high sophomore semester are: Presi- dent, Chuck Wilde, vice-president, Kenneth Fettermang secretary, Mary Devine, treasurer, Harley Hill, senator, Donald Le Masters. A GROUP OF LOW AND HIGH SOPHOMORES Up-Up- Up LOW SOPHOMORES, SPRING, 1937 Mob Scene! Hold flour pig! fb 'Uma LOW SOPHOMORE COUNCIL AND MISS MAY LUTHER MH YELL LEADERS iii' ' FALL, 1956 BUD MAY JACK PETERSON DICK REESE ' 'ffd-'f., ff-5,-.L ,- SPRING, 1937 LYLE WILSON GIL FREEMAN BOB HMG STUDENT GOVERNME T, SPRING, 1957 ALBERT MAY ,X Bon GUY SUZANNE HICKMAN Pfefidenr Vice-president Vire-presidenl fl. 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Co-editorf, Fall term lm law 'fu Mmzjoms HARRISON i Xjf JACK Doyus fn diff fwfhri o farm ff Jyw-N'X J IOR RE ERV ow IN THE middle of its second year under the banner of the junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps, Sacramento senior high school's military unit has become one of the major student activities. The cadet corps, as a member of the R. O. T. C., has this mission: to awaken in the student an appreciation of the obligations of citizenship to prepare him to dis- charge his duties as a citizen. Specific subjects which fall under the study of mili- tary include military courtesy and discipline, physical training, rifle marksmanship, drill and command, per- sonal hygiene, first aid, scouting and patrolling, musketry, map reading, organization, and leadership. The corps' enrollment is limited to 350 and is com- posed of five companies and a military band. The present instructors are james C. Bates, major, coast artillery, A. E. Waite, captain, national guard, and Claude J. Hilton, sergeant, regular army, formerly coast artillery. MAJOR JAMES C. BA'rEs URING the fall semester, john Burrell served as bat- talion commander with Milton Schwartz second in command. The company officers were: Company A, Dick Reese, commander, Bill Thomas, Tim Arai. Company B, jim Waite, commander, jack Leedy, james McDonald Company C, Wendell Gwinn, commander, Carlton Martyr, joe Gross. Company D, Phillip Hoffman, com- mander, Harold King, Bill Himmelmann. Headquarters Company, Roger Hilsman, commander, john Bartl, Fran- cis Davies. Other officers were Wilfred Dunn, Frank Drew and Clayton johnson. Pershing Carter was com- manding ofiicer of the band. The spring semester saw the appointment of Roger Hilsman as battalion commander, with Jim Waite second in command, and Wilfred Dunn, adjutant. Company ofhcers were: Company A, Dick Reese, commander, Clay- ton johnson, Frank Stillwell. Company B, Carlton Martyr, commander, Byron Vandenburg, jack MacQuarrie. Com- pany C, joe Gross, commander, Thomas McMahon. Com- pany D, Phillip Hoffman, commander, Harold King, Angelo Magni. Headquarters Company, Bill Himmel- mann, commander, jack Doyle, Ed. Dunn. The band, CAPTAIN A, E, WM-rg Bob Brosemer. Other officers were Thayer Douglas, Rich- ard Lemmon and Bill Davies. ES 1 'vga if 'ww' .ff i - ,U-.Q . 3 .au uf 1 Q con ro fswviu , M YN ,fn 5. 11 if . . Q. X ,Q x - x Q Q. 1. Q I jg.-Q. , , U, . .--f V ' ' Dinah!! ig' ,X f if My .. 5 0 in M X , , 4 x. ' - K' aw 1 'YV 9W Q ' ' Q' Q'- S l O Oy-1' M644 - ' 3 1 fn 0 KJ 31 ,,, LL, 51 M ,, +V 5 T-,ff ff 1s'l ,Q 3, 15,21-? i In -A is-fi' w.. 0 f' 4 0 if A P ' K Q . 5 X ' Q . ' N. ' . 5 ' L-.Q - JP 1 0 .Je xx 5 M. 4 Ev.. . , , 0 4 N '55, R 'P' .- H ' E 453 ' 1 A UL, e U -cz 4 li 'Hg X x x 343 J . B , . 1 A I ' 7 ,X Q . A 2 ,Q -Q 'I ' ,V In . f ' .fm -f is gZ xanga . I ' 9 1 Y' 9 A' at I .. ' A .: 5 . . 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The play, unsophisticated and simple, yet easily adapted to high school theatricals, was quite realistic. The romantic situation involving Roy Bursch as Dan Hopkins, small town athletic coach, and Carolyn jane Marsh as Nora Grinell, comely grade teacher, added zest to the plot, as did the childish whims of Dewey Roberts, portrayed by Bill Wamel, and Kate Hill, enacted by Nancy jane Krebs. The production staff held up their end of the production with excellent work. Lest we forget others in the cast who rounded out the performance: La Forest Smith, Merle Strauch, Herbert Bowden, Norman Milne, Peter Monix, Selma Ensbury, Boceil Svetich, Burt Carlson, Audra Rapp, Patty Yost, Noel Onstead, Delores Manley, Walter Halset, Roth Bachman, Mary Barbeiri, jim Wiard, William Hammong, jane Hervagault, Sue Smitherum, Ted Chester and Delma Mae Woldit. NANCY JANE KREBS BILL WAMEL MARGUERITE Goss LELAND MCNIE HSKIDDINGH f Betty Ann Corkran cast of the june senior play of the same name by Aurania Rouverol A small town in Idaho politics love a judge his wife and five children an old maid sister in law and grandfather form the nucleus for thls breezy three act comedy Marguerite Goss as the story book mother and Leland McN1e as the righteous law enforcing judge who eventually succeeds in defeating ruthless politicians portray the leading roles Harold Lighty the debonair scion of a wealthy New York family in love with Norma Watrous the udges youngest daughter who insisted on dabbling in politics offered romance to the plot Miriam Mellin the typical old maid Aunt Milly added light distraction to serious moments. Betty Ann Corkran and Helen Markson, sisters in marital diliicultiesg Chester Barr, the judge's campaign manager, and Paul Stevens, as old Grandpa Hardy, carried sup- porting roles. jim Tonges, everything a boy of sixteen shouldn't be, supplied the ingenue. Miss K1DDI,NG to fame were Marguerite Goss, Leland McNie, Harold Lighty, Norma Watrous, jim Tonges, Paul Stevens, Helen Markson, Chester Barr, Miriam Mellin, and , J , . . . . .. 7 Maud B ed 1 7 I HAROLD LIGHTY NORMA WATROUS PEPPERS v r5 3 az-E4 FALL, 1936 'fr qR':'M3W'Ei'v:Nw4 ., ,N , QA f 5 925 Wggff , ew, 1 M99 SPRING, I957 il PEPPERETTES 'iilaii lllll F ALL, 1 9 36 1 1 SPRING, 1937 ORGANIZATIONS 7 W f X 'fw u.. UW! 04,0 ff ,f ,Wg 7? ,A -X 11, iff, I IMUI!! 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Qi V, M - in-:I U1 I A .Jinx-V Y I EAN' R. L My Q V mu N EHQES My A-A 1 X I T N 3, I A. .AM IK 5 'W :WMS I qgvi I I I A V -V I 2 F. I Y H I . I I I I P ld I' I 'I I 'I I G I 4' I 1, 1 2 Q I 'I , I' pl Z I Q I G I A 1 'V 9 I' A I, If P3 I 9 'I ,I I. 14 5 I H 7 an 2 P -VI'-I. phlyemnv Z lxpddlyb 3 2 Idlgvlglll Okilsvia'532114 I 5'plJ4l'.Zn ANDICAPPED by a new system and an en- tirely new squad of inex- perienced boys, the 1936 football team went through a poor but promising sea- son, winning only two of their eight scheduled games. In the Christian Broth- ers game, the first of the season, the Dragons were handed a startling 14 to 0 set-back by their Irish riv- als for the second time in the history of the school. Undaunted or discouraged, though, the Relles-coached boys went on to defeat the highly touted Lodi Flames, 7 to 6, and smeared the Placer eleven 24 to 0. Against the mighty Tar- zans of Stockton High the boys were outweighed and SCHEDULE SAcTo. A TEAM O Christian Bros. 7 Lodi 7 C. Reserves 24 Placer Union O Stockton O Fresno 6 Grant Union 6 Woodland FOOTBALL COACH GEORGE RELLES OPP. 14 13 0 45 13 26 , 13 , F orber Through Left Tackle outclassed by wide margins and were literally crushed 45 to 0. Their defeat by the cham- pion Woodland eleven was fstrangely enoughj their greatest victory of the year for they played the formid- able Wolves to a standstill for four periods only to lose the game by a last- ditch score that had all the earmarks of a story-book touchdown. Paul Bowa, spark-plug of the team, and George Yamada, star end, were elected honorary co-captains at the end of the season. Many of the old familiar names and faces will be missing from the 1937 line- up due to graduation and transfers to the new high school now being con- structed. O N Bowa Breaks Away The loss of Ted Forbes, star quarterback, Bob Libbee, Greg Winter, Bob Lavine, Harry Niehaus and jim McClanahan due to transfers will no doubt be a great worry to Coach Relles as he had been counting on these men to compose the backbone of his next year's bacl-:field and line. Forbes and Libbee were greatly improved and going strong at the end of the season. Winter will be a great guard for Coach Frank Alustiza of the new high school, and Lavine, Niehaus and McClanahan will no doubt prove nemeses to the Relles- coached eleven next fall. Bo wa Gelf Smeared , ,la 1 J' . Among these will be such immortals as: Paul Bowa, left halfbackg Yamallag ed Marshall, fullback. Bob Templeman, quarterbackg Bernard Hall, tackle, Grieg Winter, guardg Bob Libbee, fullback, Harry Niehaus, halfbackg jim McClanahan,A-Send, Leland McNie, tackle, Glen Dufour, center, Jim Hayes, tackle, Larry Takai, halfbackg5Ed. Teague, , E 'ne de Hermida, Milbern tackle, Harold Wise, tackle, Roy Burschg Bob Lavine, Feinberg, jack Flynn. ,f ' Forbes Cleary the Way Wifh 4 Perfert Block ' Afi'iiBASiKETBALL HE Dragon basketball teams under the capable tutelage of Coach Pop Brorsen experienced a fairly successful season this year. The A team was more or less the hard-luck team, winning only a very small percentage of their games, but they worked hard all season and really deserved to win more than they did, for, individually, they were all stars. The loss by graduation in mid-season of Jack Rogers, star forward, was greatly felt in the scoring column. Coach Brorsen will lose many of his next yearls squad through transfer to the new school and all of his 936 A team will graduate this June. Among these will be: Glenn Dufour, Capt. Dale Dom, Larry Cole, Babe Perry, Bob Canson and Herman Bascherini. CAPT. DALE DOM GLENN Duroun BABE PERRY LARRYCOLE JACK OsH1'rA BOB JAMES AL QUADROS H. BASCHERINI Bos CANSON JOE HOLDENEIK WALLY W1I.soN JACK GRANT A -. ,rv- I 2 My 6 fa UBHBASKETBALL HE B team made an exceptional record this year, winning twelve of their SCHEDULE eighteen scheduled games. Four of these were to non-league teams, Sequoia, Vallejo, SACTO' B TEAM OPP Placer, and the local Christian Brothers Ii Sequoia I9 College, the others were to Stockton, Sac- 25 Piacoi 3o ramento's oldest rival, in the final play-offs. 35 ChfiSfiaH Brothers 9 Sacramento acquired a new and formid- I9 Giant I6 able intersectional rival this year in the 19 Roseville 7 Huskies of the Reno high school in Ne- 33 Vaiiffio 2o vada. The trip to Reno was made by train 29 Lodi I5 and the boys are still talking about it as 34 Woodland 8 the best of the year. 27 Reno 2 The close of the 1937 season was also 27 Lodi I0 the end of the playing careers of some of 23 Siofifion 36 Sacramento's finest athletes. 31 Woodland 3o Those who have arched their last basket- 24 Gf2ni I 5 ball toward the hoop for dear old alma 25 Stockton 23 mater are Ray Nelson, Bob David, jack 24 Stockton 27 Saunders, Paul Bowa and Tony Shuirba. 52 Davis I2 Ted Forbes was honored by his team- TOTAL 1 mates when he was chosen honorary cap- 455 279 tain at the end of the season. 1 TONY SHUIRBA 5 CAPT. TED FORBES 9 JOHN POLLACIX 2 JACK SAUNDERS 6 CoAcH PoP BRORSEN IO AL HIRSCH 3 PAUL BOWA 7 RAY NELSON I I ART JENSEN 4 Boo D-'Win 8 JERRY NEVES TRACK TARTING the 1937 season with an encouraging squad of veterans and a promising bunch of material from the sophomore ranks, Coach Tom Weems is visioning another successful year. So far his hopes for another Dragon championship have been justified for the class A tracksters have won two of their meets by wide margins and placed second in the Davis Invitational Meet. The B's have won all of their meets this season, including the Davis meet. The A's proved too powerful for the spike-shoed athletes of the Placer junior college and came out on top by a huge score. In the three-way meet with Rio Vista and Vacaville, the B's ran and jumped to an overwhelming victory over their rivals, piling up 76-If6 points while the combined efforts of the opposing teams netted only 41-5X6 points. On Saturday, April 10, the junior college stadium was the scene of COACH TOM WEEMS attack when the Dragons swamped the Lodi Flames in all three divisions, A, B and C. In the Cal Aggie Invitational meet at Davis, the limited team exceeded its performance of last year and walked off with first place and three new meet records. The A's were almost as good, taking second place. Bob Canson, class A, was high point man for Sacramento, taking nrsts in the pole vault and broad jump. Tip McLanahan, diminutive pole vaulter, broke his own meet record at II, ron . Tip broke his own Northern California class B record twice in as many weeks, going over the bar at IZ' 3 . 1 Rakela, class B, broke the broad jump record with a leap of 21'2 , and the class B relay team, com- posed of Rouse, Terrell, Coleman and Rakela, set a new high in that event. Ted Forbes, star hurdler, tied the meet record at I5 seconds in the 120 lows. pc Stalwarts of the team are: JD Class A: Bob Canson, pole vault and broad jump, joe jiral, sprints and football throw, Paul Bowa, sprints, Larry Takai, hurdles and broad jump, Bob Pardi, mile, Bob Libbee, quarter-mile, Grace, quarter-mile, Westling, 880, Rude, 880, jim Hayes, shot-put , Pete Mackiney, shot-put, Floyd Erhman, high jump, Bob Graham, pole vault and high jump, and Ray Overhouse, football throw. Class B: Ted Forbes, hurdles, Pete Rakela, sprints and broad jump, Russell, 660, Tip Mc- Lanahan, pole vault and high jump, jack Okuda, TED Foiusns, Clan B Hurdle' shot-put, and Clover, football throw. Class C: Knight, sprints, Metcalfe, hurdles, Repesha, high jump, Hershey, broad jump, and Yamada, shot-put. A. CANSON-Clan A Pole Vauller- Broad jumper. orrzia Pole Vault Record Holder. B. MCLANAHANKCIAJJ B Northern Cali- f B C. BOWA-C1411 A Sprinter. W ffl 'Tb KNIGHT-Cfdlf C Sprinter, RAKELA-Cldfj B Broad jumper- Sprinter. GRACE, LI-BBEE-Quarter Milerf. HAYES, MACKINEY-Cldif A Shot Puttery. COACH ED COMBATALADE BASEBALL ITH only five veterans return- ing, Coach Edmond Com- batalade relied on the American Legion to furnish him a team and the results were most encouraging. From last year's varsity, Fred Marshall, pitcherg Bob Luchessi, outfielder, Ray Davey, infielderg Stan Klebs, pitcherg and Harry Maniun, utility. From the legion team, Bill Wright, Glenn Dufour Gene Harris, Joe Semon, Ted La- piana, joe Bottino, Mike Sypnicki, Chuck Ede, john Santich, Vincent Svilich, and Ed Hardiman. Up to the time that the Review went to press, the Dragon nine had fi s all!! won five out of eight. The locals lost to the Cal Aggies twice, and to the junior college nine. But in re- compense they downed the Christian Brothers school twice, the Grant Union Pacers, the Santa Clara Frosh and Chico State. Several other games with college nines were indefinitely cancelled because of bad weather. In the first game of the season, against the Santa Clara Frosh, the Dragons dished out their first de- feat, 15 to 9. Ray Davey and Bill Wright were the heavy stickers for the locals with three each. Edge, pitcher, was the Frosh slugger. 1 -.,-nw N- .A f ,, L 5 N jf- ' f .TWH ,A EDWARD KBILLJ HALLAVFR Auiyfant Coach MIKE SYPNICKI Canker FRED MARSHALL Pitrber Batteries: Sacramento - Marshall-Klebs, Sypnickig Broncos-Albanesi, Edge-Roche. On March 23, the locals added another victory to the list in a 5 to 1 win over the Irish of Christian Brothers. Ede pitched the entire game allowing the college only three hits, while the Dragons collected ten off Schanz and Knezovich. After waiting a week for the diamond to dry, the boys finally got their chance and polished off the Grant Union Pacers 15 to 1 in the worst massacre of the season. Glenn Dufour, usually a two-o'clock hitter, led the Dragon attack, banging out two home runs. Their 7 to 3 defeat by the Cal Aggies was quite an upset to Dragons. The locals held a 2 to 1 lead up to the seventh but the Aggies scored- in the eighth frame to take the lead. In the last of thekeighth, Sacramento tied it up but poor support wealtened the Dragon chucker and the Aggies were donated four runs that inning. White and Keyomura hurled good ball for the visitors. efeat IU the Dragon Irish series 8 t0 3 The Irish got CH UCK EDI2 Pizrlyer BILL WRIGHT Offffifldef' RAY DAVEY Injielder ff to a good start getting two runs In the first inning ut the Dragons tied lt up IH the second and from here on it was all Sacramento. Glenn Dufour and On April 7, the locals handed out their second d . I . . , . . O . . . . Q b . . . t George Santich hit for the locals. R TU 5' I V r l i r F 5 V' F li: i l i L i . V r i I+ TENNIS NDER the supervision of Coach George Relles, the tennis team has been going great guns this year with eight of the school's best players on the squad. The Dragon netsters have already vanquished the racket boys of Stockton high, last year's champions, 4 to 2, and are all set to repeat their actions against Woodland and Lodi with whom they have sched- uled matches for April 22, 23, 27 and 30. A return match with Stock- ton will be arranged in the near future. At this time the official ladder has jack Gurley in the top spot, with Bill Hapgood, Bill Davis, Phil Nathan, Bob Blake, Morris Meizlisch, Dan Sullivan and Harold Wise following in that order. The tennis ladder is arranged on an elimination basis. Any boy may challenge the player directly above him and take his position. Players who are not on the ladder may become members of the team by defeat- ing the last player. The team is selected from the five highest names two days before the matches. Others who entered the school tournament are: Bert Hocking, Bob David, Ray Nelson, and Gil Freeman. CREW LTHOUGH a comparatively new sport, crew, under the direction of Coach Glenn Mercer of the junior college, has taken hold remarkably well during the past two years and was able to boast of a turnout of fifty boys this season. Other activities have lured most of these away but there are still enough on the squad to make a first class boatload of huskies. Manager Jack Tilton has arranged several match races with various schools of the state in- cluding Oakland and Alameda, and, if their dreams come true and they're good enough, a trip to Long Beach for the State championship races. Occupants of the first boat are: Stroke, Ed Taylor, 7, Tom Carrico, 6, Richard Kilbourng 5, Steve Bartellg 4, Bill Ball, 3, Darel jobeg 2, II. C. Griflith, and 1, Harry Nieuhaus. Managers are Jack Tilton and Dick Williams. Coxswains are Stan Loveless and Bud May. fi ff 7, ?' .nl L L. f Lx HJ' Q 'X , W LA uma aww-P LAHjA 1- L-,JAN L, P F L In L- :LN L La . L M Vikki IFF is fi' L Vf firif fi V ZW F7 Yowfi' FREN, , U if J 2, kfy CS lfgff YC5 U 2 Z' if 31.0- jf .J Q ff I ,wwf L11 a N210 ..,,.,,.,.,..5 We 3 'Z3 ff f' gl!! ,qgfd .f'NT ,,,.Z' MQ F N35 ,...XXl!f,?,7,gZ'W! X Milf Nr fl xm , X l LLM R kjgJY,fcAF?,bi WO! w , f f wfflxq, AW -wwf P nex X--A' - f GIRL'S SPORTS GIRLS' ATHLETIC HE Girls' Athletic Association is the only type of its kind which is devoted to sports for girls. A require- ment for admittance is that the girls have 150 points from after-school sports and class activities. The maximum num- ber of points for which prizes are awarded is 1,000. 150 points receives the first award which is a numeral of the graduating class. 300 points merits a block S , 500 points is the number of points needed to get a G. A. A. emblem, and a pin is awarded for 1,000 points. The initials G. A. A. were adapted by the class of '33 as a suitable name for the athletic club. The initials formerly 9+--N... used were A. H. A, but as other high schools were in the habit of using other names, the Sacramento senior high school made this change. The physical education teachers, under the direction of Miss Beth Hightower, serve one month each as sponsors of the club. The present officers are: Avis Fishback, president, Alice Andrews, vice-president, Owana Youell, secretary-treasurerg Lois Collins, recorder of pointsg Wilma Savage, assistant recorder of points, Mary Ab Drisdale, sergeant-at-arms: june Smith, publicity chairman. qihm, F 3 2 F DANCING Q Q2 mfg WW 1 5 Q MV :nas lllll Qi f BADMINTON ARCHERY l C I I I ,? gV.55 GOLF Ready I0 Mozmz. I N! G.A.A.a1Cn!.P!ayDay -any Bafketball levlafllqlze Thu IJ lww! A ringer! .' wah, A horkey Jtar A temzzf champ 1 E Fall I-H-I n wm x. 1 , 4 .H ' Q I .K N 1 I gg A - :Ni , . Vx . H-qv--Q'-W--'f-'-L f w1f ' X ,V .. , V4 5 A L M A L F v 1 ar, hilt!! g m K t 4 4 . A RX I-7 1 XY Lx 755111 if wif! gn ...M nh ,Wane U . VV K xx 1 f V, v 45 ,H A, , . CIULRLOTTE JOHNSON . CONSTANCE BROOKS MHILE BOVEY f DUROTHY GILL ED WEEKS ARLINE HDAG ANN MOLL PAUKINE MOR GAN 3 ,, ,AS MARGARET WEIILS TOM STETSON CONSTAHCE OHNSORG ,... S 5 N iv ki 1 ,H f wr f 2 'W 5 , , NORMA MC DQUGAL NICK KOUHETAS ISABEL WILLIE! lr, ml 5- Q , A , KK, r f BUDDIE WHITE ELIZABETH M3 INTIRE DORCTHY NORMINGTON MARIE HEILBROH . K ' '1' .W f, AUDELLE FRDBURGW EDITH OPDYKE CARILEL fag 5ff!QLfgj7f,, N :Dx MARION MC LEOD noars orcmnson' W . Wsxg V Q.: X A, gg ,sf,fa gg f.: V mg. i.,,,,f 3 ish. L ' Ja. V Univ A me Y' f r-2 ' KATHRYN EELAND JAMES TOMASSETTI GEORGE JENKINS M . A, 1? 'M' he 5 5' 4 JOHNNY BALSHOR ROMA CHRISTMAN ELIEN COPE ELMXIET SCOTT ' ' 7 X 15 ful' ' if ,yr fad ,533 ' .' .Y H . 'P 4.,.. L a , X Q a , A , fvw vii ig? -47. Qu 'V' ,- ,,', . . . , V 112, .af 1 .6: Zn. gf Lffjt f Y gfflfijjlf , 42 ' ' . - ' V4 W ' 13, Az-Q-gmf , N: 1 A 4 PHYLLIS PEN FOLD IRENE JOHNSTON SUEROSE 'PETERS ALLAN LYNN NADINE OFFHR BETTY mmm moms -n.12,acY W wllliv' A'Wf???Ti5?:W::fTYi?1 uv? Qvwwgwwwwxywwww i yy , ,,'. Qzgsfevf 'vfziffpfm 9 32 411 544 its MARJOBIE BRADY HAROLD LIGHT! LOIS PAULL DALE DOM MARY STEWART VIOLA 5,' IARD 1 ALMA DINGWELL wmv-,... V PMXINE raccmrzvf IRENE FACYSTON mm. Bom 4,1 V- , LORAINQI ma me ON cw ?' .- V,k. -iw , ' V ,.i '. 'M' .- V ...- mmlm 3023351012: HEWY TEXQIGEAN BE'-WY SLATER . w. fr :EQ awww? ' y rf!- .. .J-30 I 'ff Q ' 1 141 wa BO0STER'S SECTION Benjamin and Rackerby ...................,.,..................,..... Boltz, Ray, Modernistic Decorator .....,,,....A..,..., Bon Marche ...A......,.,................... ..,...... Borden's Capital Dairy ........,.....,. ........... v Braddock s Shoes ............... .............., California Theatre ....,..,,.....A..A......... .......... Capital Office Equipment Co .............. ........... Chamber of Commerce, junior ............................., Costa Shoe Repairing .....................,..., .......... Crocker, H. S., Co., Inc .,.......... Cut-Rate Apparel Stores ............. .....,..., Dan's Sanitary Barber Shop ,.......... ..... ..,..,.... Danner, George L., Co ........,..,...,. De Luxe Beauty School ,,....,,.............,...........,...,......r... Del Kay Beauty 8: Merve's Barber Shop ...,.... Dick s E. and F. Service ........,....................................... Eastern Outfitting Co., The ....,.,.... .......,,. Ehmann Stationery Co ....,,,..... .....,.......,.. Elkus, Albert ................... ..,..,,,........ Elmhurst Meat Co ...,...............,...,..., ,..,,.......r.. Fletchers, Paul H., Pharmacy ....r....... .......... 917 10th Street ...... 3 141 W Street .............. .,.....,.,,, 1 1th and K Streets 13th and S Streets .,.,,,,............... 908 J Street ,,...,......... M 3644 ..C 11 1 3 M 8040 ..C 2300 M 2072 2931 35th Street ........................... C 1084 1 127 J Street ...,,....... 917 7th Street ......... 10105 9th Street .................... 923 K Street .,............ 7th and J Streets... 2839 35th Street ..... 711 'I Street ........1..... 9082 8th Street... .917 12th Street ........ 24th and Castro Way ..,.......i. 1 1 14 J Street ................................. 91 1 8th Street ............. ..........., 92 5 K Street .......,...... 703 P Street ............,. 2728 J Street ..............1, ............ 2225 M 6000 .M 2520 M 264 M 9643 .....,................None M 556 M 299 ...............,......None M 9874 M 1024 M 4036 M 100 M 6270 M 3679 BOOSTER'S SECTION Gardell s Better Candles ..........,... .........A..... Golden State Co. Ltd ........... ............,.. Grebrtus, Edward A .,,,. ...........................,. ............... Hagerman's Red Feather Cleaners ......,..,........... Hale Bros .,..,.,....r.....A................,..,.....,.... ............... Haven Darry Ice Cream Co ............. .......... Heald's Busmess College ,,.....,.... ..,....... Heeseman, Inc ..,r..,.r................. ............... Hodson's Photographers .,,..r....... ............... Holland-Oak Park Cleaners ................ ............... I. X. L. Men s Store ...........,.,............ ......,........ Jacobs, J. J., Motor Co ............. ....,......,,.. juvenile Shop, Ltd ....,...r................................,................. Katzenstein, C. L., 8: Co., Insurance ...........,,...... Knott's Pharmacy .................................,...............,........... Lame, Ervey O., Insurance .............. .........,..... Largomarsino F. 8: Sons ............... ............... Lavenson s Inc .......................... ............... Mason's Men's Shop ............ ..,.,.,........ Mayes Radio Shop ............ ............. Oak Park Barbecue ..............,. ..,.......... 920 J Street ....,........... ............None 214 19th Street ........................... M 9000 1004 K Street ........... ......,.... M 457 2500 J Street ........... ........... M 15 K at Ninth .,............... .........,. M 5100 1724 Y Street .............. ............. C 2360 14th and K Streets ....,............... 619 K Street .......,........... .......... 1015 8th Street .........,... .......... .M 6339 .M 107 .M 2170 2812 35th Street ........................... C 8 894 J Street ............... M 8787-W 1500 K Street ........... ........... M 714 1112KStreet ........,.. ........... M 2171 916 8th Street ..........,.... ............. C 686 4755 J Street ................. ........... M 5827 Cap. Nat. Bk. Bldg ................... M 3164 712 J Street ..,.....,............ ............. C 2560 1018KStreet ,..,....... ........... M 113 1010 K Street .........,,...,.................. M 3866 .2718 Sacramento Blvd ............. C 2460 ..2840 35th Street ...,..................... . .None BOGSTER,S Oak Park Drug Store, The ........A.A.....A...,. ,,........,,. Palace Laundry and Linen Supply ....,,....,....,..,.... Place, Margaretg Secy. 84 Comp. School ,......... Rainbow Gardens ..,.....,.. Ramona Steak House ............ Samoville Furniture Co .....,,,.... .....v......i. Sherman Clay 8: Co ........... Silvius 8a Schoenbackler ...,4......, .....,.....,. Simm's Hardware Co ............ Smile Photo Shop, The ,..........,, .r..........,. Thom's Cyclery .,.............. Tortola Tamale Cafe .,.,.,..,,.., Universal Motor Co., The ............ ..,,..,...... Vogel Chevrolet Co ....,,.... Weinstock-Lubin Sc Co ............. ......... Western School of Business ............ .....,....,.. Wilder's Bakery ,.........,... Woodard, D. R., Cleaners ........,., .............. SECTION 35th 8: Sacramento Blvd ...,. 1300 R Street ..,....,,....r..,.....,.,..,..... 2015 21st Street .................,....,.. Auburn Blvd ..........., 1011 6th Street ..,....,..,................ 7th and K Streets ............ ,.....,... 914 K Street ........i..... 423 K Street ...........,.. 2801 J Street ........... 1204 K Street ...,...r....... ........... 3401 2nd Avenue ............r........ 1014 9th Street ........................... 1500 I Street .,......... 1616 I Street ......i.... 1 2th and K Streets ...................., 824 J Street ..,......,.,.. 541 2 3rd Avenue ...........,.........,.. 2125 J Street .......,... ..C 39 M 13 ..C 425 M 9558 M 9212 .,C 492 M 434 M 429 M 7578 .None M 9953 M 2880 M 760 M 733 M 8200 M 2501 M 2026 M 4349 THE SACRAMENTO CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION AMERICAN TRUST CO CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK CITIZENS BANK OF SACRAMENTO MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK BANK OF AMERICA N. T. 8: S. A fF0ur Bmncbefj 1 il t fi.. V . HIS ISSUE OF THE REVIEW WAS LITHOTONED BY CARLISLE OF SAN FRAN- CISCO, COOPERATING WITH THE SPILMAN PRINT- ING CO. OF SACRAMENTO. 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