Sacramento High School - Review Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1940 volume:

,T R xigfl iffssf 3 . : -mm.-N: f M , . .-,wg ., f A -'V -mm . . . , , V- .. f. s x . u . 1 ,- 4 I RE IE M1940 PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS of the SACRAMENTO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL l IME, which often like a snail Creeping past to leave a trail Clistening in the sun, Helps a man to leave his mark Shining thro' the ages dark When his work is done- Time which flies like comet's tail ln a fleet and dazzling trail Which is swiftly gone- A foolish splurge, it leaves no mark Not one remembrance in the dark When man's Work is done. -Sally Breune The tower clock Keeps time For the passing parade. The parade moves ong The clock remains, For time is eternal. gffonstance Blair lili The new auditorium that we have needed for so long is complete. lt has been dedicated and put into use with a grand perform- ance ot Midsummer Night's Dream. lt is the largest school auditorium in the city, built on the new stadium plan, and seats l-480 people. Among its features are a loud speaking system which can be regulated in dit- ferent parts of the auditorium, indirect lighting, an electrically run curtain, an orchestra pit, and the latest type of sound-proof music rooms. We are sure that many classes for many years will appreciate and benefit greatly from this marvelous auditorium. V s is gc ui ji , Q i X5 f 4 J ' an , -,. , Yi v ' 7 Q. Page Six BOARD OF EDUCATION Dr. A. M. Henderson Dr. john Kennedy Mr. j. E. Linn, President Mrs. P. D. Bevil Mrs. George F. McCormack CHARLES C. HUGHES Dean of all city school superintendents of California, Charles C. Hughes, has held office for twenty-seven years. The many accomplishments that have made Sacra- mento city schools among the most progressive of educa- tional institutions have been brought about through his efforts. Pet passion: the luxuries afforded by a good beach, Pee peeve: any one with a Stanford grudge! 4 GEORGE G. lENSEN A noted exponent of the policy An ounce ot prevention is worth a pound of cure, George G. lensen, our principal, is an active participant in all city and na- tional safety campaigns. His slow, quiet smile may be encountered anywhere-on the campus, in the hall, at various school functions. lt is through Mr. lensen's supervision and sound educational policies that Sacramento High School is given a top-rating position in the nation. Pet passion: His vvell-known Slouch cap and an exciting football game, pre- ferably in favor of the Dragons! Page Seven Lau retta M. Ferguson Capable, energetic, charming First Lady of Sacra- mento Highl Vice-principal Ferguson supervises the counselors, approves all rallies and calendar activities, and compiles the semester class schedules. Her personal interest in all students has rnade her one of the best known and best loved of faculty members. For a sincere leader with a sincere purpose, we present Vice-principal Ferguson. F. Melvyn Lawson The same qualities that make F. Melvyn Lawson our Vice-principal, have made him Sacramento's outstanding young man of l939. Co-author with his wife, Verna Kopka Lawson, of the widely-accepted social studies textbook, Our America, Today and Yesterday, Mr. Lawson finds time out of school halls to lead in current civic and national affairs. He is at present vice-president of Sacramento's junior Chamber of Commerce. Pet hobby: His new black Ford. To tour through the southwest someday is his ambition. 'age Elght a g5,,,,,l,.. .ii Q Counselors Checking absence sliis, arranging programs, antudents and their problems, these eight counselors S, u are as fine a group as can be found. 5 Fix Checking absent slips, arranging programs, and helping the students plan their courses are some of the many responsibilities. Top Row-Left to Right--Miss Louise Flaa. Miss Nellie Godbolt, Miss Blanche Grand-Maitre, Miss Aileen Joses. Bottom Row-Left to Right-Harold Kimball, George I, Linn, Mrs. Elizabeth Sim, Mrs. Helen Spindlvr. Below-VVaiting for that interview with 21 counselor. Page Nine Faculty f' CHAIRMEN OF DEPARTMENTS ll f' These, the harried chairmen ofthe departments, have on their con- sciences the development ot the courses of study for their departmentsg and it is also their job to see that the courses are carried out. This is , a thankless task---to try to please alil the students all the timefanil of - if usually an impossible one. But they always try, perhaps that's why they're so busy whenever we see them. Right-William layes, Vocational Dept. First Row-Lett to Right--Miss Sara C. Ashby, English Dept.g Mrs. Florence Dunbar, Home economics, Mrs. Esther Fisk, Girls' Physical Education, Francis W. Gott, Commercial. Second Row-Left to Right--Laurance lanssen, Boys' Physical Educationg Miss Ruth Esther McC-rew, Social Studiesg Adolph K. Rigast, Drafting Departmentg Earl E. Rooney, Art, Third Row-Lett to RightfMay L. Seitz, Language, Ruth Tracy, Mathematics, George Von Hagel, Music, Edith Wilkins, Science. Page Ten FACULTY MEMBERS Top Row-Miss Mabel Finch, Art: Miss lane Tyler, Home Economics, and Miss Edna Reichmuth, Artg Elmer Bischoff, Art, Miss Ethel Battelle, Commercial, Harry H. Bell, Commercial, Miss Katherine Cunningham, Commercial. Second RowfAltred H. Burd, Commercial, Robert N. Hansen, Commercial, Miss Erma G. Haycock, Commercial, Alan R. Scott, Commercial, Mrs. Grace Heath, Commercial, Lawrence A. Roach, Commercial. Third Row'-Miss Mary Starbuck, Commercial, Miss Roberta Stanton, Commercial, Karl M. Guenther, Commercial, Mrs. Fondalite Eby, Commercial, Miss Constance Greenwood, Comrnercialg Albert W. Wilde, Drafting. Fourth Row-Miss Mary Petersen, Home Economics, and Miss Antoinette Valerio, Home Economics, Mrs. Helen C. Locke, Home Economicsg Mrs, Anna B. Hermitage, Music, Mrs. Ida North, Music, Thomas H. Wills, Music, Miss Helen Swantner, English. Page Eleven FACULTY MEMBERS Top Row-Richard W. Broecker, Englishg Mrs. Lillian E. Davis, Englishg Colonel E. A. de Hermida, Dramag Mrs. Clara N. Hargis, Englishg Mrs. Ethel Hearst, English, Miss Edith Lawson, English, 2nd Row-Miss Evelyn McKisick, Englishg Mrs. Reba Mack, Englishg Miss Elsie Meeks, English, Miss Margaret Moore, English, Merrill Osenbaugh, lournalismg Powell Ownby, English. 3rd Row-Miss Lillie M. Rible, English, Roland Roberts, Englishg Lloyd C. Sweetman, English, C. Ray Bender, Scienceg Oliver Livoni, Science, Norman L. Apollonio, Science. 4th Row-Clifford A. Bly, Scienceg A. L. Day, Science, W. 1. McClarrinon, Science, Miss Antonia Hyatt, Scienceg Mrs. Olive Hunter, Science, Fred Beauchamp, Science. FACULTY' MEMBERS Top Row-Miss .Agness 1. Arnot, Language, Miss Dorothy Flammer, Languageg Mrs, Lydia Loyacon, Languageg Miss Anne Mudge, Languageg Miss Virginia Sturdavant, Languageg Miss Abbie Woodin, Language. Second Row-Mrs. O. W. Anderson, Mathematicsg Miss Altha Crowley, Mathematicsg Mrs. Frances Charters, Mathematicsg Miss Sara Doyle, Mathematicsg Miss Daisy Morrison, Mathematicsg George P. McGrew, Mathematics. Third Rowfllonald Chinn, Social Studies, Mrs. Eva M. Cook, Social Studies, Miss Mary E. Corcoran, Social Studiesg Mrs. Adaline Graves, Social Studies, Miss Rosemary Harkin, Social Studiesg Ulric Morley, Social Studies. Fourth Row-fMiss Mary L. O'Brien, Social Studiesg Mrs. Helen Thomsen, Social Studiesg Mrs. Dorothy Carey, Girls' Physical Education, Miss Evelyn Postle and Mrs. Barbara Combatalade, Girls' Physical Education, Miss Helen Hart and Miss Helen Pearl, Girls' Physical Education: Sgt. Claude Hilton, R.O.'l'.C. Page Thirteen FACULTY MEMBERS Top Row-F. l. Brorsen, Boys' Physical Educationg Ed A. Combatalade, Boys' Physical Educationg james M. Flynn, Boys' Physical Educationg Vasco Pucci, Boys' Physical Educationg George Relles, Boys' Physical Educationg Tom Weems, Boys' Physical Education. Second Rowe--Clyde M, Fountaine, Industrial Artsg Clyde Heatham, Industrial Artsg Ralph R. Kendall, Industrial Artsg Edwin E. Pook, Industrial Artsg Lloyd W. Russell, Industrial Artsg Harold C. Slater, Industrial Arts. Third Row 'leanne Busath, Clerkg Laura Payne, Telephone roo'ng Mrs. Frances Gentlemen, Secretary to Mr. lenseng Lois Finn, clerkg Mrs. Bessie K. Burchg Mrs. lulia Walker, Bookclerkg Mrs.Edna Tuck, English. Fourth Row--Mrs. Margaret Evans, Nurseg Mrs. Annabel McCeorge, Attendance Secretary. i i t I l l A... mw:'f'feesw:eumi.sM .. p i imua - .,,..,.,. ,W Student Body Government The student body government of the Sacramento Senior High School is founded on the principles of government set forth in the Constitution of the United States. The governmental activities are divided into three departments: the legislative, the executive, and the judicial. The legislative department is the senate, which enacts laws concerning the welfare of the student body. The executive department is the cabinet, made up of ten students who are charged with carrying out the provisions of the laws passed by the senate. The judicial department is the supreme court, which is composed of three students and two faculty members and which interprets questions arising over the wording and meaning of the school constitution. There is also a student government class comprised of student body officers and others interested in student affairs. This Sass conducgi-investigations into student body and school needglanclurrians recommendations to the principal. By these methods the students of the school receive valuable training as future voters and citizens of the United States. BILL ROBERTS TOM COUCH President Fall Term President Spring Term Page Fifteen Aiisexs. . W Student Body Officers-Fall Term Top Row-Left to Right-Kenneth Worry, Boys' Vivo President, Lois Wehrman, Girls' Vice Presidentg Betty Riley, Secretaryg Tom Couch, Athletic: Manager. ' Second Row-Left to Right-Ed Morris, Treasurer: Jack Voss, Advertising Manager: Helen Gurlvy, Chairman of Student Public-ations: Bob Johnson, Civic Service. One of the most active group of student body officers of the Sacramento High School is this one. The Supreme Court came into existence under them as well as many other exciting and pleasant school activities. Student Body Senate First Row-Bottom-Ruth Esther Nic-Grow, Peggy Akzird, Betty Dybc-rg, Norma. Mahan, Peggy McClelland, Charlotte Olson, Roberta D'll f . SdcdEcdnRow-Wally Rhodes, John Holland. Bob Johnson. Jack Ross, Bill Roberts. Third Row-George Anti:-evich. Bob Todd. Dana Fuller, Bob Wilson. Fourth Row-Gloria Bissett. Kathvryn Griffin. Bottom Row--Right-Ruth Esther McGrew, as sponsor of the sfudenf government CIBSS, She 'WHS SUDD0 T9d the establishment Of a supreme court, the composing of a new school song and hymn, and HUPHGVOUS Oihef BCVIVWGS- Page Sixteen 1- Student Body Officers-Spring Term Top Row-Li-ft to Right-Nc-ill Sheridan. Boys' Vice Presidentg Barbara Leonard. Girls' Vive President: Bzirbzira Hart. Sl'i'l'l'i21l'yI Wally Rhodes, Athln-til' Blanagf-i'. Second Row-I.:-ft to lzligfilif-Vt'I'IlOI1 Davey. T1'PZ1SUl'l'l'Q George Louie, Advertising Manage-V1 Dorothy Hzirvii-. Cll2lil'Illil,Il ol' Stuflvnl. Publivationsg Dann Fulli-r, Cliairnmn of Civic S+-rvicfv. Senate First Row fbottomj-Le-ft to Rig.g'ht-Marian Wicfliert, Evabelle Seavfiy, Ann Wvlch. Marilyn Switzer, Phoebe Dudvn, Kathryn Gi'il'fin. Second Row-L4-ft to Riglit-Kelnrivtli Sleeper: John Castello. Sonite Pl't'Sld+tIll1 Tom Cllllfil, Studi-nt Body Pi'4-Sidi-nt. Third Row, Top-Left to Right-Dau Cowans, Peggy McClelland, Evelyn Redmari, Lois Wvlirman, Gloria Bissvtt. Constanm-v Williams, George Anticivitwli. In the spring the student body Carried on with the time work and many activites of the fall. The Spring Fiesta, Yokum Get To- gether, was a highlight, and the Senior play in the new auditorium was a great success. Page Svvr-ntl-i-n YELL LEADERS SPRING l94O joe Goodwin lack Davis Merlin Chardi Student Government Class: Dana Fuller and Wally Rhodes here argue over a constitutional amendment while other members pursue their own research problems. The Class is organized to discuss problems relating to student body affairs, Page Eiglitrwn X jx L lf. .L YELL LEADERS FALL 1939 Bob Haag lack Davis Merlin Chardi Supreme Court-+Organized to interpret the constitution Members seated around the table left to right: Mr. Lawson vice-principal, Tom Couch, president of the Student Body Ho Grow, Chief lusticeg Barbara Hart, Secretaryg john Cas- tello, president ot the Senateg Miss Ruth Esther McGrew sponsor. 5312 2 ' wifi ,ff 1 M? +1 52 H 1 , f ,wggpzff ,ww wk 1 , 7 4 wx, :-4: ' I 12:3 0 f 145, 'Wk W A. ,X W wa 7 3, ,,.,,,.. gk f 5 A A za iw f ff 'K cj If 4 fy? 1, 3' 4 7 M W wh iw Jima? ,K WAZVQTNV-V ' fi , , .,,:,a, f. f I 1 , 4, A Q: W Q A22 . 1, sz? ' ' ,ily gg? Right-Sponsor: Miss Constance Greenwood. Her counsel proved to be invaluable during her three years as sponsor. COUNCIL First Row-Constance Greenwood, spon- sor, Dorothy Varasso, Ellen Welch, Frances Wight, Mabel Lee Lockett, Betty Dyberg. Second Row-Fred Hurtzig, Lewis Cou- sans, Bob johnson, Bill Roberts, Oscar Pfanner, Newton Wise, jack Mower. Page Twenty reoruary Class or 19411 Top--Lefteblewton Vifise, Presi- Top-Right--Francis Wight, Vice dent. A typical high school lad with president. Though athletically in- a terrific zest for writing. clined, she did a fine job of taking over Newt's duties in his absence. Center - Right - Louis Morris, Center - Left - Mabel Lee Secretary. A well-liked boy around Lockett, Treasurer. A very business- the school, with a knack for keeping like individual, with a good head for the minutes in ship-shape order. figures. A succession of brilliant events featured the three year high school career of the February class of l94O. Among the highlights of their many activities was a successful low sophomore class picnic attended by 265 students. Games and an evening dance furnished recreation. The junior Prom during the high junior semester will long be a pleasant memory as one of the most successful dances. A huge dragon with illuminated eyes furnished an excellent background for the annual Senior Ball. George Breece's orchestra played. The central committee which arranged plans for the ball was Newton Wise, president, Frances Wight, vice president, and Dorothy Varrasso. Completing the three years of high school life the officers and class council members were the guests of Miss Constance Greenwood, sponsor, at supper and program in the Y. W. C. A. The enthusiasm and spirit shown by these students are symbolic of the future citizens of tomorrow! Below-Senators: Bob Todd, Betty Dyberg, and Bob johnson. Bob, Betty, and Bob, a happy, handsome three- some who did a good senatorial job! February Class of 1940 Row One Marjorie Akerly Horne Economics Club '37-'40 Edna Alameda A Cappella '38-'39 Maryalice Alexander Class Council A Cappella '39 Senior Play Make-up Committee '39 Bob Allen Basketball '37-'38 Row Three Gloria Barros Tony Barroso Victor Barutfaldi lulius Bascherini Football '39 Row Two Eleanore june Allgeier Class Council Raymond Altop Football '39 Gregory Athanasopulos Class Council Yell Leader '38 Harvey Baillie Row Four Ruth Beck Herbert Berg Cladys Leone Bietz Fay Bining l'3h!!?.' 4-,K Row Five Iune Brandon Thespians Class Council Pepperette Variety Show '38-'39 Fiesta '39 Sadiebeth Brinson Delwyn Bryant Baseball '37-'38 Henry Bugatto Charles losef Carey, Ir. De Molay Luncheon Club '38 Class Council General Election '38 and '39 Alyse Carli Class Council Cirls' Leavue '37 Golf '37-'39 Row Six Gladys Butler Norman Bybee De Molay Luncheon Club Class Council General Election '38 Vera Camillo A Cappella '38 Aury Canson Basketball '37-'39 Block S A Cappella '38 Row Seven William Chan Chinese Club Football '37-'39 Track '38 Block S Ramelle Chester Page Twi-nty-Um Row Five Bill Dillman Class Council Senior Play Committee Spring '39 Track '38 Block S '38 George Dinelli Baseball '37-'39 Football '38 Row Six Paul Dong Math. Honor Chinese Club Dorothy Ann Dosch Tennis Club '38-'39 Registrar's Statt '39 Eli Dragash Betty Helen Dyberg Akie Doi International Club Pres. '38-'39 Laura Dong PHYX '39 Chinese Club Business Manager Senior President '38-'39 Play '39 Treasurer '39 Row Seven Albert Eachus Edward Fernandes Irene Espindle Ann FilPi Home Economics Club Class COUI'1Cil '37-'39 Art Club '37-'38 Class Council Page Twenty-Two February Class of 1940 Row One Mabel Clancy Harvey Clark Vivian Clausnitzer Class Council Low and High lr. Senate C. A, A. '37-'39 Bernadyne Muriel Cohen Class Council A Cappella '39 Makeup Senior Play '39 Row Three Margaret Ruth Cummings Girl Yell Leader C. A. A. Chesley Cunningham Melvin I. Curtis Drum Major '39 Sergeant R.O.T.C. Vincent Dal Porto Track '37 Football '38 Row Two Louis Cosans Class Council Traffic Squad R.O.T.C. Band Senior Band Bob Crandall Football '38-'39 Peter Crary Basketball '38 Foreman of X-Ray Mech Staff '38-'39 Melvin Cuckovich Block S Vice Pres. Class Council Election Board Block S Society Football '38-'39 Row Pour Dorothy David A Capella '37-'39 Carol Davis Helen De Hermida Merrie Mounted '37-'39 Elmer Demel February Class of 1940 Row One Donald Q. Fong Chinese Club '39 Peppers '39 Senior Band '37-'39 R.O.T.C. Military Band '39 Hattie Fong loe L. Fong Chinese Club Product Advertising Foreman '39 Richard Fong Row Three Phillippa Gabriel Girls' Glee '37 Yolanda Caddi Civic Service '38 Lucille Gaftunik Rhythm Club '37 Bob Caiduk Row Two Yee Fong Yen Fong Alice june Forrest Book Worm Club, Vice President Civic Service Kenneth Francis Art Club '37-'39 Key Club '39 Row Four Ioy Gallagher French Honor '37-'39 Treasurer '38 Vice President '39 Pnyx '39 C. S. F. Commencement Speaker Mildred Garland X-Ray Staff '39 Annie Goo Noel Coursolle, lr. Ke Club '37 Y Tumbling Club '39 Camera Club '39 :Serv- miie ,Hifi edt Row Five Iohn Grech Art Club '38-'39 Senior Play '38 Pan-American Sho Edgar Gruhler Senior Play '39 Track '37-'38 Football '39 Block S Helen Curley Tennis Club l-lon. Member '39 W '38 Chairman Student Pub. '39 Rev. Bd. of Control '39 Pepperette Girls' Sports Editor Review '39 X-Ray Staff '39 Iohn Cust Elmer Harrold Row Chemistry Honor '38-'39 President '39 Officers' Club R.O.T.C. '39 Peppers '39 junior Safety Council Dorothea Hart Home Economics Club Book Worms Row Six Bob Haag Nana Moma '39 Head Yell Leader '38-'39 Assist. Yell Leader '37 Pepper '37-'39 Basketball '37 Bernice Hall Civic Service Office Assistant Margaret Hancock Home Economics Club '38-'39 Audrey Hanson Class Council Pepperette '38 Seven Louise Hayashi Kenneth Hickey Football '39 Page Twenty-Three Row Five Bob jackson Block S Football '39 Basketball '37-'39 Bryte jackson Swimming '38 Block S '38-'39 Football '39 George T. jang Art Club '39 Chinese Club '39 Track '39 Barbara jansen Dance Review Usherette Graduation ' Robert R. johnson International Club '39 Senator '39 Chairman Civic Service Pepper '39 Senior Play '39 Football '37-'38 Masaru Kakigi Pzigi- Twenty-Four Row Six Glen jay jensen Phyllis jensen GAA. '37-'39 Home Economics Club '37-'39 Camera Club '39 International Club '39 Swimming Club '39 Tennis Club '38 Fred jenovino Lola johnson National Thespians '39 International Club '39 Senior Play '39 39 Row Seven Ben Kamikawa '39 Alice Kasick February Class of 1940 Bow One Row Two Asako Higaki C. S. F. '37-'39 Chemistry Honor '38-'39 Vice President '39 Satety Council Math Honor '38-'39 French Honor japanese Club Sachiko Higashi Art Club '39 japanese Club '37-'39 C. S. F. '39 john Hines Track '38 Eleanor Holt C. A. A. '37 Drill Team '38 Dance Review '38 Row Three George Inouye C.S.F. '37-'39 Math Honor '38-'39 Chemistry Honor 38- 39 Marion Ishii French Honor C.S.F. Masao Ishikawa Samuel Ishima japanese Student Club '37-'39 Kenji Hosokawa IVlath Honor Marjorie Hubble Margaret Hughes International Club President, Vice President '39 Class Council Cirl's League '37 Fred Hurl-zig Class Council Track '37 Basketball '38-'39 Block S '37-'39 Row Four Michiko Itsuki Belden Iverson Block S Football '38 Ben Iwakiri Kiyoka Iwasa japanese Club 'tw -ww, 1533+ nov February Class of 1940 Row One Will Kasick Block S '38-'39 Football '37-'38 james M. Kawamura Nana Moma japanese Club Charles Kleine Math Honor '38-'39 C. S. F. '38-'39 Block S '39 Pepper Football '37-'39 Track '37-'38 Mary Louise Koch Row Three Anita Lawson Tennis Club '38-'39 President '39 X-Ray Staff '39 Gloria Lera Robert Lewis Comptroller's Staff '39 Albert B. Lidster Class Council Review Staff '39 Football '38-'39 Row Two Phyllis Lanigir President and Secretary of Ci. A. A. Ted Lapiano Varsity Baseball '37-'39 Dorothy Lausten Class Council Laurence La Vine Row Four Robert 0. Linck Basketball '37-'39 Baseball Block S '37-'39 ComptrolIer's Staff Mabel Lee Lockett Pres. International Club '39 Treas. International Club '39 Class Council Noon Dance Comm. '39 lunior Prorn '38 Cirls' League '37 Senior Ball '39 Bob Lorranger Nick Loris items iw get R 2 Block S'S A Baseball '39 Phot. Ed. '40 Review 5 Row Five George Louie Manuel Machado Sigma Mu '39 Orchestra '38-'39 Band '38-'39 Ernest Macias Sons of Thor '37-'39 Serg. at Arms '37 Charlotte Marchand Home Economics Class Council Harvey McGarry Eugene R. McLaughlin Military Club '39 Treasurer '39 Review Staff '40 Captain ot Rifle Team, Fall '39 Row Six Verde Martin Class Council lr, Prom '38 Pepp. '38-'39 Politics Ed. X-Ray '39 Circ. X-Ray '39 Virszinia Martin Tennis Club Vice Pres '39 Registrars Office '38-'39 Elizabeth McBain French Honor '37-39 President '39 Scholarship Fed. '38-'39 Historian '39 Class Council Art Staff ot Review '39 lr. Prom Committee '39 Annabelle McCaffery Pepperette '39 Row Seven Leonard Mettord lim Mello Crew Manager '39 Football Manager '39 jr. Prom Committee '38 Umm- Twvnt y-Fi VI Row Five jack Muskrat Hisashi Nagai japanese Club '38-'39 George Nagano Hisako Nagata Nana Nloma '37 japanese Club '37-'39 California Scholarship Federation '37-'38 A Cappella '38-'39 Helen Nordeste Herman Nuttall Pagv Twvnl y-Six Row Six Katsuko Nakatogawa japanese Club '39 Beaux Art Club '39 Bernice Nakayama Kanji Nishijima japanese Club Sons of Thor Virginia Noble C. A. A. '37-'39 Row Seven Dorothy Ohanesian French Honor '38-'39 Fall Variety Show '38-'39 Spring Fiesta '39 Senior Play '39 George Okabe February Class of 1940 Row One Row Two Rosalie Mezzanares Pauline Modell Alfred Michele Officers' Club R. O. T. C. '39 LeRoy Miller josephine Minor Row Three june Moore Class Council Sugiye Morimoto japanese Club '37-39 Beaux Art Club Safety Council Ed Morris Louis Morris High junior Secretary '39 Senior Ball Com- mittee '39 Block S '39 Earl Molander R. O. T. C. Officers Club Fall '39 Annie Mondino William C. Moon Row Four Robert Irving Moskuriz Hi Y-Club '37 jack Mower California Scholarship Federation '39 Key Club '38-'39 President Class Council Senator, Low Sophomore Chairman of Student Relations '39 Basketball '37-'38 David Mundell Dorothy Muraki February Class of 1940 Row One Frank Okita Class Council Baseball '37-'38 Football '37-'38 japanese Club '37-'39 Boys' Clee '37-'38 Akira Omachi California Scholarship Federation '38-'39 Math, Honor '38-'39 Chemistry Honor '38-'39 Nana Moma '39 Commencement Speaker Toshiye Ota Toyosabura Ota japanese Club '38 Row Three lohn Peaslee Mathematics Honor Class Council B Basketball '38-'39 Homer Perier Pepper '39-'40 Vitto Petta Block S '37-'39 Sr. Band '38-'39 'A' Football '38-'39 Grace Pettijohn Archery '3 S Row Two Iohn Pane Football Block S Roy Paoli Genevieve Parisi Class Council Dance Synposium '38 Registrar's Office Ioe Pearson Varsity Football '38-'39 Block S Row Pour Oscar Pfanner Roy Plato Class Council High lr. Vice President Pepper '39 Betty Pugliese Dorothy Purcell Class Council Pepperette '39 Usherette at Ciradua- tion '39 312' S 2 Row Five Francis Quok Edward Reinhart Math. Honor '38-'39 Class Council jr. Prom Committee Fall '39 Central Election Com- mittee '39 Norma Reitz Central Election Com- mittee Fall '39 Dorothy Renner Variety Show '39 Ann Rogers Student Publication Chairman '39 XvRay Co-Editor '39 Feature Editor '38 Edith Rogers Art Club '37 Class Council Dance Program '37 Row Six Alice lane Richards Home Economic Club '37-'38 President '39 Mary Rikos Pepperette '38 William Roberts International Club '39 French Club '37-'39 Pres. Low Senior Class Student Body Pres. '39 Peppers Ski Team '38-'39 Leland Roberts Row Seven Lorraine Roltf lames Rucker R. O. T. C. Officers' Club '39 C -ww Piiprv Twe-nty-Si-vi-11 Row Flve Vivian Stolp Dorothy Louis Stowers Francis Sugiyama Harry Sweet Row Su: Mitsuye Takeda Mary Taketa Art Club '39 japanese Student Club '38-'39 Kenneth Templeman Delores Thompson Nobuto Tanakatsubo Matti. l-lonor '38-'40 japanese Club Roberta Taylor Row Seven Robert Todd Key Club '37-'38 Senator President Senate '39 Pepper '39 Officers' Club '39 Class Council Hana Toyota February Class of 1940 Row One Ida Ryugo japanese Club '39 California Scholarship Federation '37-'39 Taiditeri '38-'39 Treasurer '38 Class Council Arthur Sacks Avron W. Samoville Hisao Sasaki Row Three Billy Schubring Dorothy Sheehan Senior Play Asst. Feature Editor '39 Sigma Mu '39 Music Editor '39 A Cappella '39 Girls' Clee '39 Variety-Sl'1ow'39 Dick Sheehan jr. General Election '38 Senior Play '39 Football '37 Sports Editor Basketball '39 Teotla Silva Home Economics Club '38-'39 Bow Two Ruth Saugstad Civic Service Fall '39 Anna May Saunders junior Prom '38 Class Editor '40 Review Oresta Searrone Alma Schnitzel Class Council Pepperette '39 Usl'1erette'38-'39 Row Four Howard Skeels james Forest Smith Shirley Smith Tennis Club Home Economic '38-'39 Tennis-Runner-up '38 Alice Steadman February Class of 1940 Row One jack Trainor Harold Triplett Sigma lVlu '39 Doris Tsuji Hisako Tsuiimichi Row Three jack Voss ju Art Club '37-'38-'39-'40 Key Club '38-'39 Pnyx Club '39 Adv. Mgr. Fall '39 Pepper Fall 38 Baseball Team 38-'39 ne Walker Pres. Low Senior Class C. A. A. '38-'39 Block S. Clara Wallace Bcb Wallis Block S '38-'39 Key Club Secretary '39 Vice Pres. Low Senior '39 Basketball '37-'39 Track '38 Sports Editor Review '39 Row Two june Turnbull Home Economics Club 39 Variety Show '39 A Cappella '38 Dorothy Varrasso Nana Moma '39 Class Council Secretary High junior Variety-Show '37-'39 jr. Prom Committee '38 Sr. Ball Committee '39 Frances Marie Verdina Cooperative '39 G. A. A. Donald Veress Pepper Fall '39 Row Four Abe Watamura Sons ot Thor Ellen Welch C. S. F. Spring '38 French Honor '37-'39 International Sec. '38 Class Council President Low junior Pepperettes '38-'39 Safety Council Vice Pres. Spring '39 Betty Wells Class Council Variety Show '39 Sigma Mu Kenneth Werry Class Council President High junior Senator Low junior Boys' Vice President '39 Fall Pepper '38-'39 Batt. Commander of R. O. T. C. '39 av-N, .wi 'Q' W Sl Row Five Gilbert Wickham Chairman Cabaret Sprin Fiesta '38 Lieutenant R. O. T. C. S Commander R. O. T. C. Band Frances Wight C. A. A. 37- '39 Vice President '38 President '38-'39 High Senior Vice Pres. Senior Ball Committee Fall '39 Sports Staff Review 39 Pepperettes Spring '39 Keith Wilcox Millie Williams Carol Wyatt C.Y.P.L.C. '39 Grace Yamadera Row Row Six Peggy Williams Class Council Low Sophomore Pres. High junior Vice Pres. Barbara Willits lVlath Honor C.A.A. '39 Society '38-39 Art Club '37-'39 Art Staff of Review '39-40 All-around Athletic Award '39 Safety Council Lyle Williams Newton Wise Pnyx Club '38-'39 High Senior Pres. Low Senior Senator '39 Review Board of Control '39 Co-editor of X-Ray '39 Class Editor Review '39-'40 Seven lviichiye Yamasaki C.Y.P.L.C. '39 Hlroshi Yasutake CSF. '39 French Honor '39 Nana lVloma '39 Chemistry Team '39 une Class of 1940 Vi :non Cooley Warren Ernlatingm' Vincent Lowrey Bonny Salas Gainford Birchard Arthur Brown Genevieve Davey lim Drennon Peter Economou Henry Foster Thomas Hall Bob Harrison Shizuko Horioka jack Hubbard Elwin johnson Axel Larson Ben Lombardo Manuel Loris Mario Lucchesi Victor Lunetta Salvador Mandella Rose Marie Martinago Anna lvlassi Hale McGuire Cther Graduates Robert McKenzie Carolyn McNamara Sara lane Merrifield lack Murphy Robert Nystrom Tsuneo Ohamo Patricia Pearson Dick Peck Tom Pinon Primo Puccinelli Harold Rasmussen Ralph Renner Elton Rheingans George Riola Oliver Smith Stanley Stewart Norman Stillwell Opal Underwood Frances Willis Gerald Wilson Sydney Scfamms-ll ,www , - o it mir? if IR-. February 1940 LIFE MEMBERS CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION joy Gallagher Asako I-'ligalfi George lnouye Charles Kleine Akira Omachi Ida Ryugo Hiroshi Yasutalqe June 1940 LIFE MEMBERS CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP EEDERATIOISI Peggy Akard Charles Cray Sam Hart Bill House Ichiro Mori Akira Asano Mary Gregory john Harter Tsuyoshi ltano lack Percival Tazuko Washino Mary Fujii Bette Hackett Frances Holdener Charles lohnstori Betty Riley Right - Lloyd C. Sweet- man, Class Sponsor-fFull of enthusiasm about many ac- tivities, especially photo- graphy. Senators - Peggy Akard- smiles, a capacity for work- ing and a record of ac-- complishments have made Peg a winner. Norma Mahan-Lively, Wit- ty, and as cute as they come. Kay Griffin-Enough abil- ity to be the secretary of the senate and enough vivacity 1 be honorary girl captain. COUNCIL Top Row-Louie Ceresa, Bill Vandenberg, Bev Gay- Il13.l'1. Lloyd Sweetman, spon- sor, Russell Segersten. Charles Gray. Second Row-Dana Fuller, Bob Reade. Peggy Akard, Lois Wehrman, Constance Williams. Tom Couch, Jack Wilson. Third Row-Betty Klein, Betty Ashton, Connie Blair, Josephine Nardella, Frances Holdener, Enid Rooney, Mary Gregory, Marian Gualifo. Bottom Row-Elaine Voss, Margaret Kleinsorge. Jane McCracken. Barbara Leonard. Norma Mahan, Katherine Griffin, Veda Kuzmanicz. Had- wig: Radko. une Class of 1940 FALL OFFICERS Top Left f' Dana Fuller, President-A gentleman at all times and responsible for many of the successful affairs held by the class of june, l94O. Center Left-Mary Greg- ory, Secretary-Mary, Mary, quite extraordinary-in fact, she's got all that it takes and then some. Top Right - Barbara Leonard, Vice President- Freckles are her trademark and sauciness their accom- paniment. Center Right - Frances Holdener, Treasurer-Always gracious and competent, she is a typical leader of the city's younger set. With the Pornp and Circumstanceu of graduation draw- ing nearer every day, we pause to look back on the record we have made as the lune Class of l94O. We began our high school career as the greenest of low sophomores, but it was not long before we found our place in the academic and social life of the school. Our first triumph came when we won the sophomore rush, a feat which we repeated as high sophomores. Our class is the first in the history of the school to win the sophomore rush both times. As the highlight of our junior year, we all turned out to enjoy a wonderful time at our Prom. lt was this year that the council started its semi-annual banquets. These have proved a source of much pleasure and were looked forward to with keen anticipation. une Class of 1940 SPRING Top Left--Lois Wehrman, President-As efficient and vivacious a class president as ever banged a gavel. Center Left-lane Wins- low, Secretary-A cute little freckle-face who will surely go places because of her great capability. OFFICERS Top Right-Bev Cayman, Vice President - Likes to joke, yet is capable of sincere wholehearted cooperation with others. Center Right - Wynn Redman, Treasurer - Quiet, unassuming, capable, and re- sponsible, accomplishing deeds with never a stir. As upper classmen and with showcases as our class gift decided upon, we eagerly turned to the Senior Ball as the most gala event of our high school days. The grand march, the large blinking dragon, and the formal attire of the dancing couples are memories that we shall always keep. Then from our talented midst was picked a select cast to present our senior play, A Midsummer Night's Dream. This was truly a magnificent spectacle worthy of the new auditorium where it was presented. ln a few days we shall be the chief participants in the graduation exercises-the climax of our high school days. As we listen to the commencement speeches, we can hold our heads high and be proud of ourselves, for we shall have left behind us a really commendable record of achieve- ment. l Senators-Left to Right- Kathryn Griffin - Twice a Senator and very active in school organizations. Dan Cowans-An ambitious boy whose goal is West Point. Constance Williams - Her ou .ti angie yi it -sf. -'5ff,.x super. super poise accentu- ates hcl' deep personality. Upper Right - Senior Ball Committee, composed of miam- bi-rs of both January and June classes, Top Row-Lloyd Sweetman, sponsor. Newton Wise, Her- bert Bailey. Second Row-Ni-ill Sheri- dan, Al dc Martin. Wilfred Eiscrt. I'ront-Dorothy Varrasso. Lower Left-Senior Play, Merton of the Movies busi- ness staff. Left to Right-Ed Kusliins, Veda Kuzmanic, Betty Dy- bcrg, Vincent Lowry. Lower Right-Council Ban- quet Left to Right-Josephine Nardella, Dana Fuller, Kath- ryn Griffin, Dolma Ford, Norma Mohan, Mary Ann Scoble. Page '1'hirty-Thrilie une Class of 1940 Row One james Abe Betty Abolt jane Adams lnternational Club Class Council Spring Fiesta '38 Ski Club Mary Elien Adams Student Forum '40 Riding Club '37-'39 junior Editor of X-Ray Row Two Peggy Akard California Scholarship Federation '38-'40 V.-Pres. '39, Secty. '40 Math. Honor '39-40 Secretary '40 Pnyx Club Treasurer, junior Class Senator, Low Senior Class Chairman of Central Elec. Committee '40 David Akers R.O.T.C. Officers Club '40 Philip Anapolsky Pnyx '40 Taediferi '38 Swimming Team '38-'40 Viola Anderson Drum and Bugle Corps Co-operative Row Three Adele Andrews Hi Y '38 Girls' Glee '39-'40 Taediferi '37 Cordon Andrews Nana Moma Museum '38-'40 Curator '39-40 Swimming Team '38-'39 A Cappella '39-'40 Ralph Andrews Lucretia Anticevich Co-operative Row Four Paul Arino Comptroller's Office '40 Elizabeth Armstrong Nana Moma '38 Golf Club '40 Class Council Vice-President, Low junior Class junior Prom Com. '38 William Aronson Boys' Glee Akira Asano Nana Moma '39-'40 Chemistry Honor '39-'40 Calif. Schol. '38-'40 japanese Students Club Math. Honor '39-'40 German Club Row Five Betty Ashton Student Forum '40 Class Council junior Prom Com. '38 Row Six David Ross Bailey Herbert Bailey Class Council Class Gift Committee '40 Spring Fiesta Dance '40 Gen. Elec. Com. '38-'40 Senior Ball '39 Senior Ed. of Rev. '40 Don Babayco Safety Council '39-'40 Vice-President '39 Traffic Squad '37-40 Captain '39 Madelyn Babich A Cappella '38-'40 Don Bacon Key Club '39-'40 Sigma Mu '38-'40 Treasurer '40 German Club '40 International Club '39- A Cappella '38-'40 Midsummer Night's Dream '40 Lucia Barbera Eleanor Barr Golf Club '39-'40 Variety Show '39 john Donald Anthony Bailey Mary jeanette Bailey General Election Com. '39 Asst. Librarian '39-'40 A Cappella Choir '40 '40 Row Seven josephine M. Barragan Girls' Athletic Asst. '40 Registrar's Staff '39-'40 International Club '38-'39 Lila Lee Barry Student Forum '40 Pant- Tliirtv-Four' Row Five Ross Burnside Block S '39-'40 A Football Band '38-'39 Stage Craft Staff '39-'40 Lyle Burt Katherine Butler Ramona Vera Carrico Row Elaine Christman Thespian '40 Student Forum '40 Noon Dance Com, '40 Senior Play Com. '40 Golf Trophy '38-'40 Variety Show Com. '40 Richard Clark German Club R.O.T.C. Assn. '39-40 Page Thirty-Fiw June Class of 1940 Row One Eva Benson Girls' Glee Club '38 Class Council Pepperette '39 Dance Program '40 Evelyn Bertagnini Constance Blair Class Council Secty. Low Iunior Class junior Prom Committee Editor of Review '39-'40 Promotion Editor X-Ray '40 Honorary Drill Major R.O.T.C. '39-'40 Blanche Bliss Senior Play Costume Man- ager Spring '38 Registrar's Staff '40 Row 'xwo Row Six Barbara Carter Kathryn Casey Class Council Noon Dance Committee '39-'40 Pepperette '39-'40 Louis F. Ceresa Class Council Georgiana Chow Seven Wilbur Clark De Molay Luncheon Club President '39-40 Key Club Class Council Central Election Com- mittee '39-'40 Review Staff '39 Mathematics Honor Phyllis Clyma Signe Boe Ann Borgia Tennis Club '39 Assistant Circulation Man- ager of X-Ray '39 Mike Bozaich Comptroller's Office '40 Christine Brantley Home Economics Club '38-'40 'nu- 75. Row Three Stephen Briggs Edward R. Britton, Ir. Betty lean Broady Hugh Broadley French Honor '39-'40 Calif. Schol. Fed. '38-'39 Review Staff '40 Row Four Laura Cynthia Brown Tennis Club '40 losephine Buckman Girls' Athletic Association Vice-President Fall '39 Pepperette '39 Girls' Sports Editor X-Ray '39 Girls' Drill Team '38-'40 Catherine lean Burke French Honor '39-'40 Secretary '40 International Club Coun- cil '39 Book Worms '39 Peggy Burns gn une Class of 1940 Row One Hubert Collins Tumbling Team '40 Skiing Team '40 Football Band Betty lane Couch Nana Moma '39-'40 Pynx '39-'40 Officers' Club '39-'4O Secretary '39 C-eneral Election Com. '40 Girl Officer R.O.T.C. '39-'40 Review Staff '39-'40 Tom Couch Student Body President' Block S '39-'40 Pnyx '40 Student Body Athletic Manager '39 Review Staff '40 Track '39-40 Dan Cowans Pnyx '39-'40 R.O,T.C. Officers' Club Calif. Schol. Fed. '39 Senator, High Senior Class Dance Committee Chairman of Spring Fiesta '39 Row Two Donald E. Craig Moth. Honor President '39-'40 French Honor Chemistry Honor Low lunior Council R.O.T.C. Officers Club Rosemary Cuccia Girls' Athletic Associa- tion '37-'39 Home Economics '39-'40 Secretary '40 Iames Davis C.Y.P.L.C. '39-'40 Senior Orchestra '38-40 Spring Fiesta '39 Drum and Bugle Corps '39 Robert De LaVergne Baseball '38-'40 Row Three AI DeMartin Block S lunior Council Pepper '39 Football '37-39 Spring Fiesta Committee Elliott Doherty Class Council Basketball '38 Spring Fiesta Comrnitte Sue Doi Dorothy Drisdell General Election Corn. '38 Registrar's Staff '39-40 l is s.a sln-fwxeerwszmi .. b wwn' Row Four Dorothy Dunckhorst Pepperette '40 The Wedding '39 Claribel Eberhardt International Club Golf Club George A. Eberhardt Comptroller's Staff '40 Wayne Edgecomb Stage Manager '39-'40 Row Five Lillian Eid Grace Endo French Honor California Schol. Fed. Richard E. Ensbury Delbert Evans Officers' Club '40 Class Council Military Ball Committee Safety Council '40 Staff of Military Paper '40 Captain, Hearst Rifle Team '40 Row Six Robert Evans International Club Math. Honor '38-'40 Safety Council '39-'40 Class Council Catherine Beatrice Evers Majorette '39 Senior Orchestra Drum and Bugle Corp '39 Ellen Everson Leonhard Feichert Row Seven Raymond Earl Finley Lila Lee Fisher Home Economics Club '40 Art Club lce Skating Club Safety Council Evelyn Fitzpatrick Central Election Com- mittee, Fall '38 Comptroller's Staff '39-'40 Veronica Fleming Home Economics Club '38 Student Forum '40 A Cappella '39-'40 Page Tl1ii'ty'SiX , ry-. ts YM it i f Row Five Row Six Nobuko Fuiiye losephine Caddi japanese Students Club '37 Raymond Gage Lillian Fukunaga Pele' Caifefo Dana Fuller Ruby Fern Carrick Pres. Low Senior Class Chairman, Civic Serv, '40 Review, Board Control '39 Pepper '39 Chairman of Student Government Class Senate '39 Harriet Fundulakis C.A.A. Vice-President '40 Numeral Award Badminton Award C.A.A. Sport Pin Co-operative Block S Row Seven Eleanor Cecelia Gaw john Charles Gelmstedt Bev Cayman Albert Georges, lr. Pnyx '39-40, President Spring '40 Math. Honor '39-'40 Class Council Vice-Pres. High Senior Co-Chairman of '-we , vm 1i june Class of 1940 Row One Rita Folck Home Economics Club '38 Class Council Pepperette '39 Donald Follette Gladys Louie Fong Chinese Students Club '39 Art Club '39 james K. Fong Chinese Students Club B-ow Two Toon Fong Virginia Fong Treasurer '39 Chinese Students Club '39 Merrie Mounted '37 Row Three Helen Foust Nana Morna '38-'40 Drum Corps '38-'39 Senior Orchestra '38-'40 Esther Pearl Fowler Daniel Foy Taediteri '38-39 Safety Council '39 C Basketball '38-39 B Track '38 B Basketball '39-'40 Iohn Franusich Row Pour Frank Frazier Dorothy Mae Frieden Robert D. Frisbee Ski Club '38-'40 President '39-'40 Walter G. Fong Chinese Students Club Delma Ford Merrie Mounted '37 Class Council Senior Ball Comiittee Pnyx '40 Class Council Ski Team '40 Mary Fujii Calif. Schol. Fed. '37-'43 Taediferi '37-'40, Secretary '39 lnternational Club '37 Snrine Fiesta S. une Class of 1940 Row One Robert C. Georges Bill Goode Aaron Goodman De lvlolay junior Council and Senior Council Block S Baseball '38-'40 Fay Gordon Row Two Charles Gray Calif. Schol. Fed. '38-'40 President '40 Pnyx '38-'40 President '38 Math. Honor '38-'40 Chairman of Student Relations '40 B Er C Basketball Teams '38-'40 Captain B Football Team '39 joseph Gordon Gray Kenneth Greene Camera Club '39-'40 Math. Honor '39-'40 Lucille Greer Row Three Mary Gregory California Scholarship Federation '38-'40 Secretary '39 French Honor Secretary '38-'40, Treasurer '39 Chemistry Honor '39-'40 Corr. Secretary '40 Secretary '40 Secretary, Low Senior General Election Board Kathryn Griffin Officers Scabbard and Blade Club Low and High Senior Secretary, Senate Secretary of Student Government Class School Historian Girl Captain William Griffin Chairman, Civic Serv, '38 Asst. Stage Manager, Merton of the Movies' Baseball '37-'40 Helen Grove Home Economics Club Class Council Golf Trophy junior Safety Council Fall '39, Spring '40 Row Four Theron Grover Marian Gualco French Honor '39-'40 Class Council Class Gift Committee Pepperette Council Safety Council Fall '39 Emma Guerra Mary Guidera Row Five Bette Gunn Pepperette '40 Senior Orchestra '38-'40 Florence Gutzmer Class Council Registrars Staff '39-'40 Mixed Chorus Bette Hackett French Honor '38-'40 President '40 Art Club '38-40, Pres. '40 Calif, Schol. Fed. '38-'40 Vice-President '40 Secty. High junior Class Pepperette '38 Assoc. Editor Review '40 Gwendolyn Hadley Row jim Hamilton Pepper '40 Football Team '39 Track Team '39-'40 Rosemary Hammond French Honor '37-'40 in Row Six William Hahn Robert Halstead Taediferi '33 Chemistry Honor '39-'40 Math. Honor '39-40 Basketball '38-'40 Block S '39-'40 Bill Hamada Lila Belle Hamill G.A.A. '38-'40 Taediferi '37-'39 Seven Lowell Harris Sigma Mu '39-'40 Senior Orchestra '37-'40 String Quartette '37 Barbara Hart National Thespians '40 International Club Sec. '39 Student Body Sec. '40 Pepperette '39 Girl Officer '39-'40 Page Thirty-Flight Row Five Tsutomu Hironaka japanese Students Club '39-'40 Margaret Holbrook Frank Holcombe Sons of Thor Vice-President '38-'40 Swimming Team Track Team Tom Holden Row Six Frances Holdener Calif. Schol. Fed. '37--'40 Treasurer '40 Chemistry Honor '39-'40 Class Council Treas. Low Senior Class Central Election Com, '40 Review Staff '40 Bill House Runner-up in N.S.C.W. Public Speaking Contest Math. Honor '38-'40 Pnyx '39-'40 Chemistry Honor '39-'40 California Scholarship Federation '38-'40 Commencement Speaker Emaline Hultado Nana Moma '39-'40 Cor. Sec, California Schol. Federation '39-'40 General Election Co. Fall '39 Wanda Hunter Row Seven Howard Hyde Class Council Ski Team '39-'40 Block S Peter H. lgarashi john Inouye Masao Inouye Page Tliiiiy-Nino une Class of 1940 Row One Sam Hart Nana Moma '38-'40 California Scholarship Federation '38-'40 Math. Honor '39-'40 Review Board and Staff '40 Chemistry Honor '39-40 President '40 De Molay Luncheon Club '39-'40, President '40 William C. Hart Military Ball Com. '40 Major R.O.T.C. john Harter Math. Honor '38-'40 Treasurer '39 Chemistry Honor '39-'40 Treasurer '39 Sigma Mu '39-'40 Secretary '39 Review Staff '39-'40 Thespians '40 Calif. Schol. Fed. '40 Luanne Harvey Row Two Dorothy Harvie Pnyx '39-'40 Chairman of Student Pub- lications, Spring '40 Society Editor, X-Ray Fall '39 junior Editor of X-Ray Spring '39 Associate Editor of X-Ray Spring '40 Row Three joseph Charles Head Arthur Heft Spring Fiesta Corn. '39 Pepper '40 Block S '39-'40 A Football Team '39 Swimming Team '38-'40 Llovd Hendricks Baseball '38-'40 Block S Ravmond C. Herman Nana Moma '38-'40 Math. Honor '40 French Honor '38 B Football Team, '38 Row Four john Heselton Co-Chairman Fiesta '40 George Hewitt Math. Honor '39-'40 De Molay Luncheon Club '39-'40, Secretary '39 Class Council Pepper '40 A Football Team '39 Senior Track Manager '40 Bill Hizginbotham Traffic Squad '38-40 Sergeant of Traffic '38 Inspector of Traffic '39 Elden Oscar Haub Edward Hauser Frank Hiiikata Nana Moma '38-'40 Calif. Schol. Fed. '40 j. A. Clarence Haystead Pnyx '38 Class Council Drum Major '38-'40 Peppers '39-'4O C.Y.P,L,C. '38-'40 Vice President '39 Safety Council '40 Baseball '38-'40 une Class of 1940 Row One Sakae Irokawa Nana Moma '40 japanese Students Club French Honor '39-'40 Track '38-'40 Block S Basketball B Yoshihara Ishihara Nana Morna '40 Tsuyoshi Itano California Scholarship Federation '38-'40 Chemistry Honor '39-'40 Taediferi '38-'39 Hiroko Ito Row Two Keichi Ito Yoshio lwasaki Nana Moma '39 French Honor '39-'40 japanese Students Club '38-'40 Robert Iwata Track '38 japanese Students Club Boys' Glee Club Gloria Ruth james Girls' Golf '39-'40 Secretary '40 Class Council Honorary Girl Captain '39-'40 Business Manager X-Ray '39-'40 Review Staff '39-'40 Merrie Mounted '39-'40 Row Three josephine Marie jenovino Tennis Club '40 Safety Council Baseball Team '39 Captain Margaret johnson Girls' Drill Team '38-'39 William johnson Charles Ernest johnson California Scholarship Federation '38-40 C.Y.P.L.C. '39-'40 Pnyx Club '38-'39 Class Council General Election Com- mittee '37-'39 Safety Council '39-40 Row Pour Robert Blanchard jones Ski Club Walter jones Class Council Golf Team '38-'40 Block S Sports Editor X-Ray '40 Adrienne jouganatos Kiyoko Kagiyama Home Economics Club '39-'40 japanese Students Club '38-'40 California Scholarship Federation '38 Sophomore Council Ph- 1 'a . sg-3 CM 2:35 H: 5 S 3.13 wg 7 E ,V . 5 ,,., Lg. A if-if 'S sf C N Rt . .i , C ' X , Q + X s es 5 Y, R at Row Five Sakoye Kakigi japanese Students Club '40 Home Economics Club '40 Rose Kasariian jiro Kato Calif. Schol. Fed. '40 japanese Students Club '39-'40 Michiko Katsumoto japanese Students Club '39 Row Esther Kerksieck Taediferi '39 Senior Ball Committee '40 Pepperette '40 General Election Corn- mittee '40 Alvin W. Kidder Wedding '39 Merton of the Movies '40 B FootbaIl '37 llA 'T'....-l. TA-.., 'flm Row Six Ardis Kauffman Home Economics Club '39-'40 Treasurer '39 Catheryn Keeley Calif. Schol. Fed. '40 john Keema lnternational Club '38-'40 President '40 International Club Coun- cil '39 Safety Council '39 International Club Radio Program '40 jean Kendall Merrie Mounted '39 Seven Mary Lou Killion George Kinoshita japanese Students Club '39-'40 naar.. Row Five , Row Six La Verne Lacey Patsy Larson Class Council Pepperette '38 C Marion Lacey Eugene LaCornu , Betty Larson Attendance Office hristel Lebeck Art Club '39-'40 cnnings Ledbetter Key Club '40 De Molay Luncheon '39 Class Council Hearst Rifle Team '40 Assistant Editor of R.O.T.C. '40 Variety Show '38 Ethel Lee Chinese Students Club Secretary, Fall '39 Row Seven Sam Legatos Block S '37-'40 Football '38-'39 Baseball '38-'40 Ralph B. Leighton Bill LeNoir Barbara jane Leonard President, High junior Class Vice-President Low Senior Class Girls' Vice-President '40 Political Editor of X-Ray, ski ciub 50403 '40 Class Council Prefsgdlerggof Senate, Pepper '39 , A , Assistant Feature Editor Honorary C l Caplan' 40 of X-Ray Page Forty-Oni .june Class of 1940 Row One Aline Kitada japanese Students Club '38-'39 Patricia May Kitazumi Nana Morna '39-'40 Art Club '40 japanese Students Club '39-'40 Betty Klein French Honor '37 -'40 President '39 Pnyx '38-'40 Vice-President '39 C-erman Club '40 Secretary-Treasurer Class Council Central Election Com- mittee Fall '39 Pepperette '39 Margaret Kleinsorge Class Council Home Economics Club '39-'40 ROW Two Peter Kockinis jimmy Kohaya Suzuko Koike California Scholarship Federation '39-'40 French Honor '38-'40 Nadine Kroh Nana lvloma '37-'40 Ski Club '39-'40 Row Three Clarence Kulil Masako Kurihara japanese Students Club Home Economics Club Lily Kuroko Edwin Kushins Merton of the Movies Fall, '39 Assistant Business Man- ager, Midsummer Night's Dream '40 The Wedding '39 Row Four George Kuwabara Veda Kuzmanic California Scholarship Federation '37-'40 Class Council Merton of the Movies' Midsummer Night's Dream Editor of X-Ray, Associate Editor of Review '40 Ruby W. Kwong Math. Honor '39-'40 Historian '40 Calif. Schol. Fed. '39-'40 Chemistry Honor '39-'40 Vice-President '40 German Club '40 Nana Moma '40 Chinese Students Club '40 Mary Kyle Dubettes Class Council International Club junior Prom Com. '38 Merton of the Movies 1 june Class of 1940 Row One Charles Lewis Spanish Club '39 Block S Society '37-'40 Pepper '39-'40 Business Manager Senior Play '40 Football '37-'39 Basketball '37-'38 Paul Lewis Robert Lewis French Honor '38-'39 Basketball '38-'39 Barbara Frances Link Art Club '37-39 Ski Club '39-'40 Pepperette '40 Assistant Business Man- ager of X-Ray lvlaiorette '39-'40 Dance Concert '39-'40 Row Two Edward low Cameron Long A Cappella Choir Iames Long Evelyn B. Loomis Row Three George W. Louie California Scholarship Federation Chinese Students Club '37-'40 Pepper '40 Student Body Adv. Mgr. Spring Fiesta Com. '40 Co-Chairman and Designer of X-Ray and Student Body Cards lack Louie Chinese Club President, Fall '39 Inter-Club Council Safety Council Gladys H. Lowe Chinese Students Club '40 Secretary '40 George Lundberg Football '3 8 Row Four Anna Madone Hiroko Maeda japanese Students Club '37-'40 Vice-President '38 Treasurer '39 Morifa Miye Class Council Senator, Low Senior Class Senior Ball Committee '40 Comptrollor's Staff '39-'40 Mariorie Maier Ciolf Club C. A. A. Vice President High Sopohornore Class Tennis Club General Election Committee -1 Row Five Elsworfh Manier Key Club '40 Mary Emily Mapes Spring Fiesta Com. '39 Alvin Marion Iune Mason Row Six George Massi Baseball '38-'40 Catherine Massie Yaeko Masuda japanese Student Club '38-'40 Calif. Schol. Fed. '39-'40 Home Economics Club '40 Pepperette '40 Usherette for Commence- ment '40 Sally Ann Matlock Home Economics Club '39-'40 Riding Club '38-'40 Class Council Row Seven Kay Matsueda Thomas Mayahara Marie A. Mauro Class Council Don McArthur Page Forty-Two -HP f Row Five Sajimo Miura Setsuke Miyasaki Home Economics Club japanese Students Club Sadoko Mizoue French Honor Society George Modell Math. Honor '38-'40 President '40 Swimming '38-'40 Block S '37-'40 Row Six Ichiro Mori California Scholarship Federation Math. Honor '39-'40 Chemistry Honor '39-'40 French Honor '39-40 lapanese Students Club '40 Tom Morris Miye Morita Anita Morra Class Council Row Seven Doris Munizich Horne Economics Club '39-'40 Arthur Francis Murphy Page Fol'ty-Threw Iessie Murphy Class Council 95' Marian Murphy une Class of 1940 Row One Iuanita McCauley Carriebell McClay Home Economics '39-'40 Albert McCloud lack McClure Row Two Delores Maxine McCoy Gloria lane McCracken Class Council General Election Com. '46 Senior Ball Committee '40 Pepperette '40 Honorarv Girl Officer R.O.T.C. '39-'40 jim MacDanieI Calif, Scho. Fed, '38-'40 French Honor '38-'39 Beaux Arts '38-40 Nana Moma '39-'40 Review Staff '38-'40 Art Award Dorothy McDonald Assistant Art Editor X-Ray '40 Row Three Mary Ellen McGrath lacquelyn McPartland Nana Moma '38-39 Taediferi '38 Book Worms '39 R.O.T.C. Girl Officer '40 Inter-Club Council '39 Gerald E. Meider Sigma Mu '38-'40 Treasurer Merton of the Movies '39 Minerva E. Meier Class Council Row Four Frank P. Mencarini Albert Menda japanese Students Club '3 Betty Milligan Class Council Ralph Mitchell Pnyx '39-'40 Key Club '40 Class Council Football '39 2 X-Ray Staff 9 xl une Class of 1940 Row One Nadine Marcia Murphy French Honor, Correspond- ing Secretary '39-'40 Nana Moma Museum, Sec- retary '39-'40 Pepperettes '39 Mary Helen Nagasawa Masako Nakamura Masao Nakaoki Row Two jimmie Nakashima japanese Students Club 39 Vice-President '38-'39 Kazuo Nakashima japanese Students Club '37-'40 B Football '38-'40 B Track '39 Sophomore Basketball '37 Susumu Nakazato Chemistry Honor '40 Math Honor '38-'40 French Honor '38-'40 California Scholarship Federation '38-'40 Nana Moma '40 japanese Students Club '40 Safety Council '39 josephine Nardella Sigma Mu '40 Adv. Manager of X-Ray Assistant Business Man- ager of Review Secretary of Low Sopho- more Class Tennis Club Secretary '40 Usherette, Midsummer Night's Dream Row Three Betty jayne Nebel Class Council Low junior Council Senior Play Committee '40 Military Ball Comm. '40 lst Lieut. of R.O.T.C. Honorary Girl Officer '39-'40 Senior Play, Merton of the Movies Dave Chester Newington, jr. Charles Nichols Class Council Nana Moma Museum '38 Richard Niederast Row Four Hideo Nishihara japanese Students Club '38-'40 Henry Nishimoto Charles Masaje Nishisaki Myrtle Novak l 4l Row Five Melvin Earl Nutter Sumiko Oda japanese Students Club '38-'40 Charlotte Agnes 0'Dea Ayako Okamoto japanese Students Club '40 Row john Kuniaki Ota japanese Students Club Sons of Thor Carnegie Ouye japanese Students Club '39V'40, President '39 Taediferi '38-'40 Treasurer '39 Pepper '40 Safety Council '38-'39 Inter-Club Council '39-'40 Row Six june 0'Keefe john Olbrich, jr. Frieda Orth General Election Com- mittee Fall '38 Registrar's Staff '39-'40 Sachiko Osaki Home Economics Club '40 japanese Students Club '40 Seven Virginia Owen Class Council Music Editor X-Ray Candle Bearer, Feb. '40 Midsummer Night's Dream Andrew Pang Chinese Student's Club ' '37-'39 Page Forty-Foul' Row Six Bob Reade Class Council Student Body Dance Chairman Spring '40 Crew Man Spring '39-'40 Norman Dell Reck Wynn Redman Treas. Sophomore Class Treas. High Senior Class Student Forum lack Reed Math. Honor '39-'40 Class Council Track Team '38-'40 Basketball Team '38-40 Pugiv Forty-Five Row Seven Laura Renney Fern Rice French Honor '37-'40 Secretary '38-'39 California Scholarship Federation '39 Math. Honor '39-'40 Nana Moma '37-'40 Secretary '39 Class Council Senior Editor of Review Frances Richter C.Y.P.L.C. '38 Class Council Safety Council '40 Midsummer Night's Dream '40 Selma Rieger Book Worm '38-'39 Vice-President '39 une Class of 1940 Row One Henry Pang Chinese Students Club '37-'39 Gail Parks Class Council lunior Prom Com. '38 Pat Patterson Ski Club '39-'40 Secretary '40 lnter-Club Council '39 Secretary Midsummer Night's Dream '40 Spring Fiesta '40 Editor of X-Ray '40 Review Staff '40 William E. Patton Row Two Ned Pedisich Baseball Team '38-'40 lack Percival lvlath Honor '38-'40 Treasurer '40 California Scholarship Federation '38-'40 Chemistry Honor '39-'40 Class Council Tennis Team '38 Taediferi '37-'38 Carleton Perrin Basketball '40 Track '38-'40 Captain, Track Team '38 Nora Elizabeth Perry Row Three Eva Pesce Marvin Peyton Clifford Phillips Nana Moma '37 Lieut. R.O.T.C. '39-'40 Pat Phillips Row Four William Phillips ComptrolIer's Staff '39 Asst. Comptroller '42 Robert Piazza Elaine Pierina Vivian Pieruccini Registrafs Staff Row Five Emille Quadros Home Economics Club, Secretary lohn Radich Varsity Football '38 Block S Secty.-Treas. Hedwig Gertrude Radke Nana lvloma '38-'40 Secty.-Treas. '38-39 Class Council lunior Prom Committee '38-'39 Honorary Girl Officer '39-'40 Fred Rainey Qui wlidl une Class of 1940 Row One Betty Riley California Scholarship Federation '40 Treasurer '39 Chemistry Honor Society Secretary '40 Senator High junior Class Student Body Secretary '39 Photography Editor of Review '40 Pepperette '40 Iames E. Robinson Iohn Ellis Leroy Robinson Book Worms '38-'40 Rodney Robinson Row Two Earl Eden Rodell Charles Rohn Camera Club '39-'40 President '39-'40 Officers Club '40 Math. Honor '39-'40 Sophomore Council Cadet Officer '40 Enid Rooney Math. Honor '38-'40 Vice-President '40 California Scholarship Federation '38-'40 Class Council junior Prom Committee Election Committee '40 Business Manager of Review '40 Rose Karen Ruby Row Three Betty lo Ross Review Staff '40 Spanish Club '39-'40 International Club '40 George Ross Camera Club '39-'40 William George Rotas Officers Club '40 R.O.T.C. Cadet Officer '40 Traffic Squad '37-'39 Edwin Stewart Rowbottom Merton of the Movies '39 Track '38-'40 Row Pour Carl Ruby Robert W. Russell Camera Club '39-'40 Officers Club '39-'40 Editor Review of the Corps '39 Donaldine Ryan Student Forum '39-'40 Tennis Club '40 Circulation Manager X-Ray '39 Feature Editor of X-Ray '40 Review Staff '40 George Sakamoto Baseball '37 A Cappella '39-'40 is Row Five Nitsie Sakashita Masaky Sako Yoshitoshi Sakumura japanese Students Club Cor. Secretary '39 Sigma Mu '40 A Cappella '40 Boys' Glee '39 Laura Theresa Sambuceti Attendance Office '40 Row Betty Schluckebier California Scholarship Federation '39 Chemistry Honor Society '39-'40, Recording Secretary Fall '39 C-erman Club '40 Pepperette Fall '39 Usherette, Graduation Spring '40 Music Award '38 Row Six Mary Catherine Santiago LaVey Mildred Sargent Chiyo Satow losephine Schiro Seven Frank Schmittgen Football '39-'40 Baseball '39-'40 Block S Francis Anthony Schmeider Bernice Schneiter Page Forty- IY , , Row Five Bernice Silva Class Council Row Six Willard Skinner Nana Moma Merrie Mounted '37-'38 Officers Club Harold Simington Bookworm Club '38-'40 Senior Band R.O.T.C. Band '38-'40 Yolanda Simons C.Y.P.L.C. '39-'40 Vice President '40 Archery Award Numeral 40 Gerald I. Single Ro Bill Smurr Thespians '40 Student Forum '34-'40 President '39-'40 Class Council Merton of the Movies '39 Midsummer Night'S Dream '40 X-Ray Staff '40 Page Forty-Sifvnn Captain Rifle Team Spring '40 Block S Margaret Ann Slavich Alfred Smith Mildred Smith w Seven lim Soderlund Treasurer, Low Soph more Class Pepper '40 Football '38-'39 Block S '38-'40 Co-Captain, Sacrame McClatchy Came Maxine Solari lean Sole 0- nto- une Class of 1940 Row One Mary Ann Scoble Sigma Mu '39-'40 Secretary '40 Secretary, High Sophomore Class Pepperette '39 Merton of the Movies Variety Shows '37-'40 Betty Scott C. Y. P. L. 39 Golf Club '40 Phyllis Scott Class Council Senator, High junior Class Midsummer Nights Dream Assistant Society Editor of X-Ray Drill Team '38-'40 Candle Bearer '39-'40 Russell H. Segersten Safety Council '39-'40 President '39-'40 Mathematics Honor Master of Ceremonies '40 Officers Club '39-'40 Class Council Traffic Squad '37-40 Student Forum '39-'40 Row Two Ruth Sellers Howard Serrels Annie Setto Cayley Shattuck Chemistry Honor '39-'40 Pnyx Club '40 French Honor '38-'40 Pepperette '39-'40 Rose of the Rancho '39 Girl Colonel '39-'40 Row Three Iohn Shaw Neill Sheridan Block S Boys' Vice President, Stu dent Body '40 Peppers '39-'40 Football A '38-'39 Track A '39-'40 Dorothy Shima Michiko Shimada lapanese Student Club '3 7 -'38 Row Five Lily Shoji Richard Short Elden lames Sibley R.O.T.C. Officers Club Spring '40 Band '38-'40 Alice Silva une Class of 1940 Row One Ella Sommer Margaret Speich Golf Club '39-'40 X-Ray Staff '40 Mary Elizabeth Speir French Honor, '38-'40 Merrie Mounted '39-40 lce Skating Club '40 june Spilman Central Election Com- mittee '40 Row Two Ailene Stevens Nana Moma '37-'40 Class Council Pepperette '38-40 Merton of the Movies '39 Variety Show '37-'40 Girl Song Leader '39 Bob Stevenson Class Council Merton of the Movies Student Forum '39-'40 Nana Moma '40 National Thespians '40 Midsummer Night's Dream Dorothy Stewart Arthur Stinson Row Three Mary Strachan Class Council Bernadette Strauch ComptrolIer's Office Barbara Ieanne Straud Dorothy Struck Thespians Girls' Athletic Association Student Forum Class Council A Wedding '39 Midsummer Night's Dream '40 Row Pour George Sugimura Calif. Schol. Fed. '38 lames Sugimura Margie Sullivan Lorraine Sutton . mmf l iu1f' . Row Five Beatrice Tackitt Home Economics Club '38-'40 Yukie Takata japanese Students Club '38-'40 Home Economics Club '40 Masa Takeuchi Harumi Lucille Tanaka japanese Students Club '38-'40 Class Council Spring Fiesta Com. '39 Pepperette '40 Safety Council Row Six Clinton Thames Traffic Squad '38-'40 Civic Service Safety Council Inter-Club Council Negro Social Improvement Club A Class Council William Thielen Tumbling Club '38-'40 President '39-'40 General Election Com. '40 Chemistry Team '39 Safety Council '40 Swimming Team '40 Ray Thomas Officers' Club '39-'40 Riding Club '40 Spring Fiesta Com. '40 General Election Com. '39 Midsummer Night's Dream '40 Phyllis Thring Row Seven Ed Tiffreau Ray Todd Art Editor, X-Ray '39-'40 Art Ed. of Review '39-'40 Publicity Manager of Midsum. Night's Dream Asst. Art Editor of Los Angeles Semi-Annual Vera Toft Co-operative Robert Townsend Paige- Forty-Eight Tazuka Washino Row Six George White Nana Moma '38-'39 Taediferi '38-'39 Secretary '39 Darwin I. L. Wilcox Officers Club Block S Club Pepper '40 Crew '39-'40 Virginia Wilder Home Economics Club Vice-President '40 Constance Williams Calif. Scho. Fed. '37-'39 Sigma Mu '39-'40 French Honor '37-'40 Corresponding Secretary Class Council High Senior Senator R.O.-l-.C. Honorary Cirl Captain Pfliv Flll'lQ Nlll4' Row Seven lack Wilson Math. Honor '38340 President '40 Pnyx '39-'40 Vice-President '40 Calif. Scho. Fed. '38-'40 Scho. Dance Com. '39-'40 Golf '38-'40 Captain '39-'40 Inter-Club Council '39 Harney Wilson Lester Winegar layne Winslow Spanish Club '39 Golf Club '39-'40 Secty. '39g President '40 Class Council Secretary, High Senior Class Pepperette '39-'40 Secretary '40 Asst. Society Editor X-Ray '40 i ROW One Betty Tretfry leanette Trippe Yoshio Tsuchida Yoneko Tsushima Row Two Delores Tucker Dorothy Tyson Registrar's Staff Eiko Mary Uda Yetsuko Uyeshima Row Three Sophie Vasos Cooperative lack Vickrey Football '39 Golf '40 Ruth Vining International Club '38-'40 Pepperette '38 Bob Vogt Calif. Scho. Fed. '39-'40 C.Y.P.L.C. '38-'40 President '39 Class Council Row Four Elaine Voss, Corresponding Secretary Tennis Club '38-'40 Secretary '40 Class Council Girls' Drill Tearn '38-'39 Don R. Walker Pepper '39-'40 Military Band '39 Cuerdon Cowan Walthall Paul Wa rdlow Row Five Calif. Scho. Fed. '39-'40 japanese Students Club '38-'40g Secty. '38 Vice-President '39-'40 Safety Council '39-'40 Lois Wehrman President, Sophomore Class Senator, Low junior Class Vice-Pres., High junior Cl. Cirls' Vice-President '39 Pepperette '38-'40 Cherie Wells Spanish Club '39-'40 Vice-President '39 President '40 Beaux Arts Club Safety Council Dollie Wells International Club '38-'40 Genevie Anderson Henry Arrouset Gus V. Arroyo Katherine Beahm Delbert Berry Arthur j. Bettati Fernanda Biancalana jacqueline Mary Block jo Ann Booth Marian jean Boyd Ben Bruno Sam Calagna Tillie Carnesi Frank Caselli, jr. Grace Eleanor Cassinelli joe Chan Phyllis Faye Chance Margurite May Connor Alma De lngenis George Alton Douglass Page Fifty Elmer Ebbert Wilfred Eisert Staples Engels Bob Eplett Beth Erwin Rose Elsie Ferro Evan Fong Yen Fong Viola Mae Garver Albert Dean Gill Alvin Gobee Lawrence Goncalves Aurora Gonzales Consuelo Gonzales Richard W. Graves john Albert Greenlaw, Douglas H. Helmer Richard Hildreth Marjorie Mae Hill Patricia johnson George Kato Helen W. Kay George Hubert Kinyon Alma Lagomarsinf' Vincent Latino Melvin Lawrence ulwvfl' Gordon Little Dale L. London Frances London Row One Row Three Florence Patty Wiseman Virgil Yee Student Forum '40 Chinese Students Club International Club '39-'40 '38-'4Og President '40 Class Council Safety Council '40 C.Y.P.L.C. International Club '40 Fay Wong Frances Yokoi Nana Moma '38-'39 Calif. Scho. Fed. '40 Mary Yokoi Chinese Students Club '4O lapanese Students Club Gene Wong High junior Council Rita Zack Dorothy jean Woodard Pnyx '40 Calif. Scho. Federation French Honor Class Council ROW Pour Asst. Director Midsummer Audrey letter Lund Night's Dream Commencement Speaker Bow Two George Yamadera Art Club '39-'40 Chiyoko Yamamoto Chemistry Honor '39-'40 Calif. Schol. Fed. '39-'40 Math. Honor '38-'40 Seiichi Yamamoto Donna Coy Yates A Cappella Choir '40 Band '38-'40 Orchestra '40 Cther Graduates Albert G. Lonsway Aileen Lovell Lilly Maffir Shirai Makota Annie Marasovich Ellen Louise Marifaud William j. Martin Mae Rose Matranga Thomas joseph Matranga Claude McKisson jennie Montiero Lewis Mugridge Thomas Muirhead Barbara Marie Multord George Nikakis Robert Nishisaki Lila Violet Nunneley Alvin Phillip Oates john Francis O'Neil Paul Carl Palermo Rosalie Parisi Esther M. Park Iessie T. Park Da rleen Dorothea Pederson Betty Pennell Pete Petrotta Theran V. Phelps jerald Rainone Mary Anne Robinson Robert A. Romeo Dempsey Rosseto Rose Salazar Robert j. Salkeld lrelle Scott Olivette Georgina Scott Bob Clark Shane Betty jane Smith Edna Alice Smith Ralph Smith Aurora Mary Souza La Rell Starner Roger Swain Anthony Noborre Takahashi james R. Talbert Tominaga Tatsuo Frank Torres james Toy Roberta Turner Ben Ernest Vegors Alta Lorene Vogel Mildred Barbara Vota Betty Faye Whelchel Leland E. Willett William Woodard William Edward Yinger George Yoka Akira Yokota l Marie Barbara Zauner February Class of 1941 Top Right - Bob Wilson, President- Our boy Bob, a natural b o r n leader. Three times president of this class. Second Row, right-Dorothy Lagos, Secretary - Sweet, blonde, and popular. Top Left- Barbara Haynes, Vice President - The Spark' ling brunette who did much toward the success of Our junior prom. Second Row, left- William Tucker, Treasurer - The lad with the beautiful sense of humor. The annual junior Prom was, of course, the main event of the year. Plans for the Prom were made at council meetings presided over by class president, Bob Wilson. Committees were appointed by vice-president Barbara Haynes. This class was the first to have a king as well as a queen rule over the affair. King Bob Bodenhammer had as his queen for the occasion, Pattie Link. Bottom, left-Senators, Rob- erta Dillman - Where you find smiles and happy sounds you will always find Tia . lohn Holland-Good he is in his own little way. Bottom, right-Sponsor, Miss Mabel Finch-Sweet and ef- ficient, a r a r e combination possessed by our sponsor. Council TDP Row - Jean Mills, John Holland, Kenneth Sleeper, Wllbur Clark, Anolda Sunla. Second Row - Emaline Hul- tado, Nancy Hansen, Barbara Haynes, M a r g i e Querolla, BOHHIS Cottongin. Ada Little, Estelle Cohen. Bottom Row- Minerva Mey- ers. Evelyn Verdolivo, Phyllis Barret, Phoebe Duden Ro- berta Dillman, Dorothy Lages, Phyllis Redmond. Page Fifty-One February Class of 1941 SPRING TERM TopfLett-john Castel- Top-Right-Ada Little, Io, President. The glamour Vice President. That ador- boy with the candid camera. able little girl with the flair for making friends. Center-Left - Pattie Link, Secretary. Her sweet- Center-Right - Neville ness and sparkling eyes never Throckmorten, Treasurer. fail to win attention. Reminds us of Ned Sparks. Bottom Row - Roberta Dillman, Senator. Still smil- ing. Kenneth Sleeper, Senator. litterbug Personitied. Phoebe Duden, Senator. One phrase characterizes Phoebe happy go lucky. At the end of the spring semester the class is looking forward to its high senior year. At meetings held regularly at homes of the members the class council has decided many important issues, among them a design for the class ring. The class gift was discussed but has not been decided upon. Members of the council enjoyed a skating party in March and the entire class will take part in a picnic to be given in june. The traditional Senior Ball is being eagerly awaited as the highlight of our last term at the Sacramento High School. Home Room Group ,lar 336513 UNH! 5 ,...x..,-x-F .WN W M. A Left-Mrs. He-len Spindlvr Sponsor: Unassuming and un derstanding. shi- is the guid ing' light of the class ol '41 Right - Peggy McClelland Senator: Quiet, neat, very et ficient is a three word des cription of her. Jack Ross, Senator: Tall, dark, and handsome. an ex- cellent all 'round fellow! COUNCIL To Row-Ho Crow. George Kondaos, Audrey Thom, Jack Motes. Wally Rhodes. Second Row-Ruth Garner, Lila Bisset, Myra Todd, Mary Lou Engle, Sophie Joseph. Peggy McClelland, Margaret Crosta. Third Row-Irene Rose, Josephine Johnson. June Ag- nes Minoar. Pat Mae Connelly, Luella Castro. Bottom Row-Jo Ann Scott Marilyn Switzer, Helen De- niuth. Katherine Fischer, Dorothy Serin. Marjorie Wat- son, Sue Brant. Page Fifty,Four I '32, 4. 'Wit une Class of 1941 FALL OFFICERS Top - Left - Wally Rhodes, President: some man about school in the eyes of the student body. Center - Sophie joseph, Secretary: bubbling over with laughter, and, oh those dim- ples. Right - Helen Demuth, Vice President: tall, blonde, always ready with a smile. Right Q Marilyn Switzer, Treasurer: vivacious, with lots of personality. With clockwork efficiency the class of june, l94l, has carried out its many activities. Together with their capable and reliable sponsor, Mrs, Helen Spincller, they have ac- complished the impossible, or what seemed to be such. The class council members entered whole-heartedly into social as well as student body enterprises. Perhaps the highlight of the year's activities was Star Night, the junior Prom. The central committee who made this dance such a huge success consisted of the following: Wallace Rhodes, Low junior Class President: Helen Demuth, Low junior Vice President: Bob Wilson, High junior Presi- dent: and Barbara Haynes, High junior Vice President. une Class 1941 Top-Left - Sophie lo- seph, Vice President. Bub- bling over with laughter, and oh, those dimples! Second Row-Left-june Minear, Treasurer. One half of the twins . . . she counts Top-Right -- Marilyn Switzer, President. Sweet as peaches, vivacious, and lots of personality! Second Row -- Right Helen DeMuth, Secretary. Tall, blond, and a typical the dimes! high school coed! The annual class council Christmas dinner was held at the home of Sue Brant. The committee arranging the affair was Sue Brant, chairman, Dorothy Serin, and Lambert Renstrom. A committee was appointed by the president of the spring class, Marilyn Switzer, to work with the low seniors in select- ing a class gift. Suggestions included a drinking fountain, chimes, or a huge painting for the library. The committee is composed of the following: Ho Crow, Marian Wicrert, Lvorothy Rogers, lack Ross, Peggy McClelland, Lambert Ren- strom, Wilbur Green. With the final social activity, arranged by Sophie joseph, the council rounded out its very full program! Bottom-Right - Peggy McClelland and Marian Wi- chert, Senators. Peggy and Marian are two 3 in one girls. Both politicians, musicians, and all around sportsters! kr --'-ws-.rf Spring Council v Top Row-Wally Rhodes, George Littlefield, Wilbur Green, Ho Crow, Lambert Renstrom, jack Ross. Second Row - Helen Spindler, sponsor, Lillian Har- mon, jane Minear, Barbara Wright, Sophie joseph, Pat Connelly. Third Row-Helen De- muth, Myra Todd, Sydne Hamilton, Marjorie Watson, lune Minear, Dorothy Rod- gers. Bottom Row - Margaret Crosta, Katherine Fisher, Marian Wichert, Louise Hitchcock, Marilyn Switzer, Lila Bisset, jane Foster, Elsie Parada. One of the most important problems confronting the class of june l94l at present is the selection of a class gift. ln the above picture Ho Crow is explaining an idea to a group of enthusi- astic listners lleftl Page Fifty-Five M 'mg ,W an 'ix sf Q.- , as -v-Cu' 1 nn Qui' QQN 7't Agx Top Row-Left to Right-Joe Goodwin. Freeman Ilom, Dick Gross, Russell Kline. Middle Row-Leola Garrison, Toba Goldman, Camille Amiek, Miss Haycock. Evabelle Sea- vey, Leah Coleman. Bottom Row - Ann Welch, Charlotte Olson, Winifred Banks. Charlotte Cooper, Jack- elyn Arbrough, Betty Blair. Eleanor Hornbostel. Page Fifty-Eight. February Class of 1942 F A L L Top Row-Lett-Russell Kline, President. Willing and able on every call. A natural maestro and liked by all. Center - Lett - Ann Welch, Secretary. Modish and up to the minute in style. With sparkling wit and ready smile. Lower-Left - Charlotte Ofson, Senator. Zippy and blonde, true to the core. Never on time, but worth waiting tor. Right - Evabelle Seavey, Vice President. Trim and pe- tite, always adoring. Right in the midst of anything brew- ing. Right-Charlotte Cooper, Treasurer. Active and ready all tests to pass. She's jolly to everyone in her class. Right-Erma Crace Hay- cock, Sponsor. A sponsor full of zip and zest, whose class is ot the very best. Bang!! The Sophomore Rush was on! This top feature of the welcome extended to the incoming sophomores was won by these lowly underclassmen-the February Class of l942. Their victories on that occasion and in the subse- quent semester were only the first hurdles in their race toward a blazing finish. Half the race has been run. With the determination and enthusiasm displayed in the meetings ot the participants, we know that they will give a good account of themselves in the final spurt. February Class of 1942 SPRING Top-Left-Evabelle Sea- Top - Right - Lois Mc- vey, President. A sparkling Bain, Vice President. Pretty, bit of 5 ft. 2 and an A num- an efficient Vice President ber one rascal, and a songstress as well. Center-Left V- Dolores Center-Right - Toba Tierney, Secretary. Another Goldman, Treasurer: A very rascal possessing a super sweet girl who did a fine tooth paste grin. job in regard to money mat- ters. Right-Ann Welch and Below-First group of Evelyn Redman, Senators, February class of l942. Two very efficient little ladies who proved to be a valuable addition to the Senate. une Class of 1942 Peter Matranga, Vice-Presi- dent: Likeable and lots ol fun. The second time in his life he has bagged this office. ltop leftl Betty Goode, Treasurer: Red- h e a d e d and vivaciousg would rather skate than do anything else. l2nd, left! Gloria Bisset, Senator: Sec- retly longs to occupy a seat in the United States Sen- ate l3rd, leftl George Anticivech, President: His personality gets him in and out of scrapes with equal smoothness ltop rightl Marjorie Martello, Secretary: Constantly reaps straight A's. ls definitely artisti- cally inclined 12nd, right! Altha Crowley, Sponsor: All that a sponsor should be- efficient as well as under- standing f3rd, rightl Bong! At the sound of the bell, six hundred and fifty new low sophomores invaded the Sacramento Senior High School. They were given purple bows and treated to a sophomore rush, both of which they lost. Later a truce was declared and a dance was given by the Pepperettes and dance com- mittee in honor of the low sophs, who proved themselves experts at the art of fun. Formalities ceased and the newcomers turned their eyes toward February, when they should no longer be considered merely low sophomores , but the class of june, l942. Ton Row-Jacek Prittie. Ger- hart Radke, Tony Anastacio. Row Two -- Buddie Dodson, Jerry Hanagan, George Mc- Grew, G e 0 r g e Anticivieh, James Atchison. Row Three - Kathleen Me- Clem, Betty Winter. Barbara Crane. P a t L y ni a n, Joyce Wurtz. Bonnell Knudson. Row Four-Emily Jones, Car- melita Corona, Priscilla Klep- pel, Jean Wismer Jannth Cal- vert, Beverly Gaffney. Bottom Row N Marjorie Mar- tello. Betty Goode. Gertrude Stadler, Gladys Egloff. Janice Pearson, Eleanor Bottino. Page Sixty-one -ltgfuiikihiq .'LaI 1 5. fl I J I K, SM . sf B Q 2 'fix 5 'YVQMQXN ' rw S M EP S535 : 11-45'-Kim Yiiwliig f , , . ' : my ' I K I v nam, 1 , , . Q Y' Zn X 1, sw - ' .. h 4 A w v J ...f-'N . my sm ' A V Af 4 N 1 3 - Mn' , ..-1.-up-1--11 al. EL M ,iw K a ,,V,.W Hi? ,+L i Wi ,.-. e l 'Q -... February Class of 1943 OFFICERS Top Left-Helen Pribble, Vice President. Her initials could stand for happy and pleasant, and that would fit Helen perfectly. Center Left - Barbara Boyer, Treasurer-Once your friend, always your friend explains why Barbie is so popular. Bottom Left - Rodney Morse, Senator - Always willing to work, no matter what kind of job. An all 'round good fellow! Top Right-Bill Mendes, President-Bill has personal- ity plus. With him as their leader the low sophs will surely go places. Center RightfC-race Grif- fith, Secretary-A gal with a pleasing way is Grace. Un- dertakes jobs in earnest and with great enthusiasm. Bottom Right - Helen Hart, Sponsor-Her first year here and first with her class. Tempus fugitl lt certainly does! For here we are low sopho- mores, when it seems like only yesterday we started kindergarten. More than three hundred of us, from five dif- ferent junior high schools, each had this same thought when for the first time we walked through the doors of the Sac- ramento Senior High School. At first we were backward and bashful, but with the as- sistance of such a fine sponsor as Hiss Helen Hart we elected our class officers and were all in the school spirit ready to participate in school affairs. Our big chance came, for the Sophomore Rush was held on February Zl. We fought with a keen spirit but never the less lost. Determined we are, though, to win next fall. The students of the class of I943 are eager to be leaders in the school. They will be, for they have already got a good start with their fine selection of officers and the good citizen- ship they are already showing. COUNCIL FEBRUARY l943 Top Row-Left to Right- Donald Neudeck. John Clay- Lon, Lee Newson, Gus Petra- os. Second Row-Left to Right- Edwin Co 0 k, Wallace Rum- melsburg. Roy Crocker, Bob Blanealana, Tommy Coleman. Third Row-Left to Right- Jane Penhall. Violet Schind- ler. Jean Young. Lila Var- rasso, Leda Gilarducci, Mary Ellen Lindberg, Barbara Draper. Bottom Row-Left to Right: Claire Engle, Janice Doyle, Irene Plimpton, Phyllis Huff- man, Betty Foste r, Dixie Millspaugh, lloris Dyer. Page Sixty-Five M 4 ,f ,,...m.. February Class of 1943 -af at at Smith-Hughes Home Rooms Four hours a day for three years, these boys have been studying the Smith-Hughes courses and preparing to go directly into trade. The courses, electricity, printing, and auto mechanics, are completion courses, not industrial arts, and as soon as the boys graduate they will take up the trade they have studied. First Row-Raymond Harmsen. Edward Moda, Basil Clark, Ray Paolini, Jack Speiczh, Viz- Damiano. Joe Jinxena, Raymond Cruuclntr, Fred Loesch, Jack Fletcher, Frank Hatler. Second Row-Eugene Langdon, Leland Burger, Stewart Warleis, Carl Zazzetti, Ivor Tippots, Nic-holos Paniaglus, John Puivu, Tod Matsuoka, Jack Saunders. Third Row-Tohn I-Tick, Orwin Olson. Fred Macon, Jim Omand, Walter Driggs, liinxfmwtt Portieores, Robert Kemp, Worsley Jorgensen. Frank Menda, Lloyd Rodell. Fourth Row-Herbert Gass, Ivan Adams. Santino Meo, Jac-k Gelmsteadt, Frank Hoi 'onilafn Jai-k lVl't!'l!lf2,'fOH, VlI1L'Kl11'C Barrafxan, Ji-an Paquivr, Jack Dahneke, Carl Carlson. 9 116-ang fsvsaxu, wi ss ' BARR Mr' -K California Scholarship Federation Front Row-Shizuko Kaike, Grace Endo, Enid Rooney, Asako Higaki, Ruby Kwong, Frances Holdenur, Bette Hackett, Betty Riley, Mary Gregory, Peggy Akard, Dorothy Senn. Esther Barney. Second Row-Joy Gallagher. Betty lX'lf'Bain, Chioyka Yamamoto, Fern Rice, Alice Fisher, Barbara Wurzbach, Nina Giordano, Martha Knauer. Barbara Leam. Gene Chappell, Marian Wiehert. Galene Curetan, Betty Edwards, Anna Paras. Third RowYConnie Williams, Juanita Berg. Tazuko Washino, Yoshiko Susuki, Pauline Miyagawa, Peggy McClelland, Phyllis Redman, Ann Welch, Mary Fujii, Helen Hayashi. Minnie Ryugo, Thelma Kawzikami. Lila Bissett. Fourth Row-Betty Schluckebier. Jack Mower. Jim Mcllaniel, Tsuyoshi Itano. Charles Gray, George lnouye, Mabel Sugiyama, Kiyo Sato, Veda Kuznianic, Dorothy Jean Woodard. Fifth Row-William Fong, Yoichi Mitzutonie, Bill House, Akira Omaehi, Jac-k Percival, Stanley Gray, Fred Costales, Bob Taylor, Kenneth Sleeper. Alan Daves, Harold Kimball. sponsor. Last RowfLloyd Goodman, Hiroshi Yasutake. John Harter, Sam Hart, Sam Rippon. Edward Au, Ichiro Mori, Sho Sato, Susumu Nakazato, Masao Okumoto, Akira Asano. Officers-Fall-President, Joy Gallagher, Vice President. Peggy Akard: Secretary, Mary Gregory: Treasurer, Betty Rileyg Librarian, Betty llicflain. Spring-President, Charles Gray, Vice Pl'i'5SlilCl'1i. Bette Hackett: Secretary, Peggy Akardg Treasurer. Frances Holdener, Librai'ian, Nina Giordano. Purpose--To encourage high scholarship and produce more efficient service. rt Club Front Row-Edna Reichniuth. sponsor: Ellen Shrunk. Jean Mills, Phoebe Duden. 'Barbara Lynch. Sally Breuner, Bette Hackett, Hedwig Radke, Margaret Riegel, Phyllis Barnett, Minnie Cusanza, Rae Jacobs, Ava Craft, Christel Lebeck. Second Row-Katherine Beahm, Patsy Johnson, Toba Goldman, Barbara Leam, Ann Welsh, Gayley Shattuck. Barbara Kendrick, Phyllis Yankee, Barbara Vard, Norma Clark, Shirley Alexander, Marjorie Martello. I V . Third Row-Winifred Rademacher, Cherie Wells, Hattie Fong, Gladys Fong. May Kitazumi, Mary Nagasowa, Keiho Yatsu, Sachiko Higashi. Pat Poulsen, Laura Brown. Barbara Carter. Virginia Dickerson. Fourth Row-Dorothy Bianchi, Jerry Patterson, Barbara Willits, Elaine Christman, Elizabeth Armstrong, Katsuko Nakatogawa, Suguje Marimato, Jean Kennedy, Maxine Kellogg, Patty O'Connor. I Fifth Row-Jim McDaniel, Don Birrell, George Louie, Nick Rayiotta, Mary Taheta, John Crick. Gerhardt Radke. Last Row-Jim Hines. Alvin Oates. Kenneth Francis, George Yamadifra, Russell Coleman, Carl Bavuso, Bill Schumering, Bob Eplett. Purpose-To create a better understanding and appreciation of art in general. E1igibi1ityAA genuine interest in art. I U . Officers-Fall 1939-President, Rette Hackettg Vice President, Kenn Francis, Seq-retary, 'Koris Ludlow, Corresponding Segretayyv Ellen Shrunk: Treasurer. Barbara Leam. Spring, l940iPresident. Bftte Hackett, Vice President, Gayley Shattuck: Secretary, Doris Ludlow, Corresponding Secretary. Toba Goldman, Treasurer, Barbara Leam. Motto- Scholarship for service. f miriam an s summer anew mmsf, if Q,f ' i , 5 9? 3-6 ww siifwsmz' 1 Q' 1 'ax fi' . fi Chemistry Honor First ROW-Ruby Kwong. Franris Holrlvnvr. Bn-tty Sc'lilac'k4-bil-1: Mary Grvgory, Bm-tty Rilvy, Foggy Akurfl. Gziylvy Slizilturtk. Second Bow-Ichiro Mori, Sho Sato. Muszio Okainoio. Asako Higaki, Flltwzw-d P01111-roy, Sum Hart. Third Row-Akira Omaclii, George Inouyi-, Jolm Hzirtwr, Tsuyoslii Haro. G1-orgw Nagasawa. Don Craig, Fourth Bow-Jacik Pvwival, William Tuukor. Clifford Bly. Sponsor. Bill Housw, Elinor Harold. Officers-Fall 1939-President. ElIlll'l' Harold: Vive- Pri-sidf-nt, Asako Higzikig Rvf'ordi11g'Svriw-izii'y. Bvtty Riloy: C0l'l'l'S13UllillI12.Z' S1-vim-tz1i'y, Ruby Kwong: Treasurer. John Harter. glaring 1840-President, Sain Hart: Vim- Prosidvnt. Ruby Kwong, Rf'lfO!'dll'lg.Q' S1'l'l'4't3,l'f,', Bvity Rilvyg Corrf-sponding Svc'i'1-tally. Mary Grvgoryg reasurer, Sho Sato. Members Not In Picture-Fall 1939-Cliiyoko Yamamoto. Bob Halstvzid, Members Initiated In Spring 1940-Alan Davis. Ed Moda, Hvlvn Hayzislii, Jann-S Morris, Susumu Nzikzizaio, Yoshiko Suzuki, Bvtty Klvin, Robert Taylor, Vivien Gadv. William Fong, Ida Franris Grew-r. Eligibility Requirements-An AX in one smiiesteei' of clivmistry. Purpose-T0 promote the- study of c'l11-mistry and to livlp gain support for olie-niistry is-uni. Y, ff!! Pnyx First Row-Marilyn Swifzvr, Lois We-lirman. Rob:-rtn Taylor. Joy G.illag.:'1-l', Bi-tty Brown. Bm-ity Klc-in. Dorothy Wooilziwi. Second Bow-He-lon Swantner. sponsor, Bvtty Riley. Pvggy Akard. Bc-tty Dybf-rg, Pho:-bv Dude-n. Sur- Brant, Betty Couvli. Third Row-Charles Gray. Jack VVilson. Stanlvy Gray, Robvrt Taylor, Newton YVisv, Bill House, Fourth Bow-Powell Ownby. sponsor. Harney Wilson, Dan Cowans. Ee-V Gaynian. Officers-Fall-Charles Gray, President, Betty Klein. Vicco Pri-sidentg Suv Brant, S+w1'e1tai'y: Dan Cowans, Trvzitsurvr, Spring- B+-V Gayman, President, Jack Wilson, Vice- Presidentg Betty Riley. Sf-cfI'esLa1'y3 Harney Wilson. TI'f'2lSlll'PI'. Purpose-To foster an interest in public speaking. Eligibility Requirements-Invitation and try out. New Pnyx Members-Pliiliii Anupolsky, Nanole Brown. .Ii-an Butli-r, Tom Couvli. Ho Crow. Jzivk Davis. Kzitlwrini- Eislivr. Holi Friskwm-. Adlyn .igfllgbgeorge Littlefiold. Jamvs O'lJonm-ll. Lanibvrt Rynstrom, Guylc-y Slisittur-k. Frank Stiirgris, Norman Thorp. iVi11l'4IUI'l4' Watson, Bob Old Members Not In Picture-Dorothy Harviv. Barbara L1-onard, Ralph Mitrlif-ll . 1-'ago S.iy,.ngy-qm,. Mathematics Honor Society First Row-Left to Right-Barbara Willits, Anolda Sunia. Enid Rooney, Asako Higaki, Ruby Kwong, Helen Hayashi, Kiyo Sato, Donald Craig, Altha B. Crowley, sponsor, Chiyoko Yamamoto, Sue Brant, Fern Rice. Peggy Akard. Second Row-Edward Reinhart, Akira Omaehi, Nobuto Tanakatsubo, Jaek Wilson. Jack Reed, George Hewitt, Ray Herman, Russell Segersten, John Harter, Wilbur Clark, Paul Dong, Third Row-George Inouye. Ichiro Mori, Charles Kleine, Jack Pe rcival, Bill House, John Bittner, Sam Hart, Robert Evans, James Morris, Sho Sato, Stanley Gray. Ilzfzurth Rtlilwiqd Driemeyer, William Tucker. John Peaslee. Robert Taylor, Masao Okumoto, Sam Rippon. Beverly Gayman, James Stone, erman ut a . Fifth Row-George Nagasawa. Tsuyoshi Itano. Susumie Nakazato, Ch211'1OS Gray, Akira ASHHO- William F0119 Carl FiCk6l1SCh6l', Jaflk Faragher, Preston Burchard. Officers-Fall 1939-Don Craig. President: Barbara Willits, Vice President: John Castello. Secretary: John Harter. Treasurer: Jack Wilson. Master of Ceremonies: Russell Segersten, Sergeant-at-Arms: Asako H1g0ki. LibI'Pll'y- 1940-Jack WilSOH. President: Enid ROOIIQY, Vice President: Peggy Akard, Secretary: Jar,-k Percival, Treasurer: Russell Segersten, Master of Ceremonies: Wilbur Clark, Sergeant-at-Arms: Ruby Kwong. Library. Members Not In the Picture-Norman Scofield. Bill Gillis, John Castello. Eligibility-Algebra 5 and BX or AX average in Math 1. 2, 3. Purpose-To promote interest in mathematics: to furnish inc-entives for further study: to study material not possible in regular classroom work: to ereate sorial Contacts for those interested in mathematics. Chinese Club Bottom Row-Louise Flaa. sponsor. Mabel Fong, Edna Hue, Annie Yien, Ethel Lee, Laura Dong. Virginia Fong, Gladys Louie, Gladys Lowe, Mable Louie. Rose Louie. May Louie, Mee Lin Louie. Second Row-Donald Fong, Paul Dong. King Fong, Yee Fong. George Jang. Joseph Yee, Albert Dong, Andrew Pang, Eddie Joe, Thomas Yee. Herbert Leong. Third Row-William Yee, Henry Pang, George Louie, Gene Wong, Yen Fong, Oung Fong, George Louie, William Fong, Francis Kwok, Toon Fong. Jaek Louie. I5gurthGRow-Saul Fong. Walter Fong. Willaim Lum, Donald Fong, J ames Dong. Virgil Yee, Larry Fong, David Dong, Arthur Fong, Bill an. eorge len. Eifth Row-Edna Fong, Corinne Fong. Frances Dong, Marian Fong, Annie Goo, Ellen Jang, Lillian Fong, Georgianna Chow, Hattie ong. Officers-Fall Semester-.Taek Louie. President: Virginia Fong, Vice President: Ethel Lee, Secretary: Laura Dong, Treasurer: Henry Pang. Sergeant at Arms. Sbring Senieswir -Virgil Lee, President: Edward Joe, Vice President: Gladys Louie, Secretary: Virginia Fong, Treasurer: George Louie, Sergeant at Arms. Purpose-To promote friendship among: me Chinese students. To discuss problems of Chinese youth. Eligibility-Any Chinese student may join. i xv-:resin sa.:-'sex rum.: fxr::x11ru xin1, .1inf - r French Honor Society Bottom Bow-Left to Right-Asako Higaki, Betty Brown. Marjorie Watson, Sally Breuner. Adalyn Jack, Gayley Shattuck. Bette Hackett, Myra Todd, Fern Rice. Mary Speir. Ellen Welch, Mary Gregory, Joan Pumphrey, Virginia Sturdavant, sponsor. Second Row-Roberta Dillman, Jean Mills. Pattie Link, Nadine Murphy, Marian Ishii, Suzie Koike, Grace Endo, Sadako Mizoue, Joy Gallagher, Dorothy Ohanesian, Marian Gualco, Mary Kuwabara. Third Row-Jean Burke, Dorothy Woodard, Constance Williams, Betty Klein, Rosemary Hammond, Anna Paras, Vivian Gade, Esther Barney, Betty McBain, Patricia Woodburn, Marilyn Jacobs, Virginia Johnson, Celia Shaw, Mary Craig. Fourth Row-Don Craig, Edward Dreirneyer, Bob Lewis, Masao Okumoto, Hugh Broadly, Yoshio Iwasaki, Hiroshi Yatsutake. Bill Roberts, Fred Imai, Louise eLoni, Thelma Kawakanii. Fifth Row-Stanley Gray, Preston Burchard, George Littlefield, Sho Sato, Ickiro Mori, Susumu Nakazato, Ben Yamagiwa, Hidenari Tsuda, George Nagasawa. Officers-Fall-Betty Klein, President: Betty Brown, Vice President: Fern Rice, Secretary: Mary Gregory. Treasurer: Nadine Murphy, Corresponding Secretary. Spring-Bette Hackett, President: Pattie Link, Vice President: Jean Burk, Secretary: George Littlefield, Treasurer: Corresponding Secretary, Nadine Murphy. Illigibility-Third semester of French BX grade. Purpose: To increase fluency in conversational French. japanese Students Club Front Row-Mary Taketa, Kastuko Nakatogawa, Asako Higaki, Doris Tsuji, May Kitazumi, Setzuko Miyasaki, Tazoko Washino, Hiroko Mayeda, Pearl Masuda. Lily Kuroko. Akie Doi. Second Row-May Seitz. sponsor. Rose Morikawa, Helen Yamamoto. Stella Fujimoto, Sumiko Shirasago, Einiko Goi, Frances Sugiyania, Masako Kurihara. Lucy Tanaka, Lois Kitazuini Alice Nishiniura, Natsuye Shimizu, Michiko Katsumata, Mary Nakashinia. Third Row-Nancy Matsui, Kiyoko Iwasa, Sachiko Higashi, Hisako Nagata, Ida Ryugo, Sugive Sugiye, Sumiko Oda, Yuki Takata, Miyoko Mano, Alyce Nakashima, Chieko Ishikawa. Fourth Bow-Katsumi Hashimoto, Masho Masao, Tony Takahashi, Gforge Okabc, Akira Mayeda, Ben Osaki, George Miyake, Yoshitoshi Takamura. Shigeo Sakamoto. Satoshi Nakahira, Hideo Konishi. h Fiithkkow-Frank Okita, James Kawamura. Ji:-0 Kato, Yoshio Iwasakl, Sakaye Irokawa, Hidenari Tsuda. Hisashi Naisai, Kaisuo Mura ami. Sixth Row-Kanji Nishijinia, Hidee Nishihara, Kazuo Nakashinia, Jininly Nakashiina, Ben Yalnagiwa. Hiroto Arai, Carnegie Ouye, Noboru Shimoda. 4 Officers-First Term-Carnegie Ouye, President: Jimmie Nakashi, Boys' ' Vice President: Tazuko Washino. Girls' Vice President: Yoshitoshi Sakamura. Recording Secretary: Hideo Nishihara, Corresponding Secretary: Hiroko Mayeda, Treasurer. Second Term- Jimmie Nakashima, President: Sakaye Irokawa, Boys' Vice President: Shigeme Masuda, Girls' Vice President: Sumilzo Oda, Recording Secretary: Yukie Takata, Corresponding Secretary: Akira Mayeda, Treasurer. Page Seventy-Three Sigmu Mu-Music Honor First Row-Ida North. sponsor. Phyllis Duval. Betty Wells, Marian Wichert, Peggy McClelland, Mabel Sugiyama. Second Row-Tommy Holden. Alice Ohanesian. Mary Ann Scoble, Constance Williams, Dorothy Sheehan. Fumiko Yabe, Leonard Feichert. Third Row-Manuel Machado. George Modcll, John Oldrich, Gerald Meeder, John Harter. Fourth Row-Sam Rippon. Lowell Harris. Harold Triplett. Axel Larsen. Officers-Fall 1939-Tommy Holden, President: Norman Scofield. Vice President: John Harter. Secretary: Gerald Meeder, Treasure1'. Spring 1940-George Modell, President: John Olbrich, Vice President: Mary Ann Scoble, Secretary: Don Bacon, Treasurer. Members Not in the Picture-Don Bacon, Norman Scofield. Eligibility Requirements-Junior, with outstanding record in scholarship and citizenship: scholarship A or B: citizenship A or B: scholarship C with citizenship A will qualify. Purpose-To promote social friendship between music students: to stimulate and encourage the study of music: to sponsor or take part in my activities to help thc school: to use their talents for the uplift of mankind. International Club Front Row-Enid Rooney. Gloria Pascoe, Phoebe Duden. Lina French, Roberta Dillman, Patty Wiseman. Second Row-Ruth Vining. Lola Johnson. Phyllis Jensen, Betty Burke, Jean Trimmer, Janeth Calvert, Betty Jane Winters. Third Row-Barbara Lynch, Mabel Lee Lockett, Betty Dyberg, Marilyn Switzer. Margaret Wassuni, Betty Wise, Betty Jo Ross. Fourth Row-Betty Wilder. Verde Martin. Ellen Welch. Barbara Hart, Dorothy Scnn, Ronald Chinn. sponsor. Last Row-Jim Hodges. John Heselton. Oscar Pfanner. Bill Roberts. Officers-Fall 1939-Mabel Lee Lockett, President: John Keema, Vice President: Betty Wilse, Secretary: Janeth Calvert, Treasurer: Betty Dybergz Corresponding Secretary. Spring 1940-John Keema. President: Bob Stevenson. Vice President: Jean Trimmer, Secretary: Janeth Calvert, Treasurer: Betty Burke, Corresponding Secretary. Purpose-To promote International Relationship. Eligilibity-Invitational. .un mx - wtssgxl 1 nmsmunsmll ,Q V . Home Economics Club First Bow-Bottom-June Turnbull. Ardis Kauffman, Christine Brantley, Elaine Fisher, Irene Espindle, Dorothy Senn, Shirley Smith. Second Bow-Mary D. Peterson, sponsor, Margaret Hancock, Helen Grove, Emily Quadros, Beatrice Tackett, Marjorie Ackerly, Phyllis Jensen. Third Bow-Jean Pyle. Alice Steadman, June Minear, Rosemary Pierce, June Minear, Alice Richards. Fourth Row-Teofla Silva, LaVerne Lacey, Lorna McGill. Members Not In Picture-Sally Matlock, Setsuko Miyasaki, Elva Berryman, Ione Wilkins, Virginia Wilder. Officers-Fall TermeA1ice Richards, President: Elaine Fisher, Vice President: lone Wilkins, Secretaryg Ardis .Kauffman, Treasurer. Spring Term-Lorna McGill, President, Virginia Wilder, Vice President: Rosemary Cuccia, Secretary: Christine Brantley, Treasurer. Eligibility Requirements-A student must have completed six months of satisfactory work in home economics, have a definite interest in the subject, and possess high ideals of character. Purpose-To create interest in home economics, to render service to the school, to create friendship among students, to participate in some form of charitable service. Christian Young Peoples Luncheon Club Top Row-Robert O'Nea1, Donald Savage, George Modell, Jack Crittenden, John Harter, Robert Vogt, Charles Johnston. Second Row-Grace Heath, sponsor, Fern Rice, Yolanda Simons, Dorothy Senn, Ottavia Simons, Helen Spindler, sponsor. Third Row-Virginia Kerr. Winnifred McKay, Gene Chappell, Charlotte Wiedman, Dorothy Harvie, Vera Reibin, Virginia Nelson, Bottom Bow--Dorothy Colard, Bette Gunn, Thelma Larson, Betty Jo Ross, Peggy McClelland, Helen Potts, Ruth Peaslee, Nancy Hansen. Officers-Fall Term-Robert Vogt, President, Peggy McClelland, Vice President, Nancy Hansen, Secretary: Jack Crittenden, Treasurer. Spring TermmDorothy Senn, President, Vice President, Yolanda Simons, John Harter, Secretary, Fern Rice. Treasurer. Purpose-To establish better relations among those students who enjoy church activities and to interest others in religion. The CYPLC is non-sectarian and no certain religion or church is advocated. Page Seventy-Five G. A. A. First Row-Lila Bisset. Frances Wight, Harriet 'Fundalakis, Alice Petta. Ruth Peaslee. Toba Goldman, Leona Benedict. Camille Amick. Winifred Banks. Nina Giordiano, Marie Vcrdina. Second Row-Cecelia Sugar, Lilla Bell Hamill, Mary Bruce, Mary Smith, Marjorie Shorten, Lorna McGill, Vivian Gade, Jolly Cooper, Florence Wight, Lillian Parenti. Marjorie Hawk, June Walker. Third Row-Alice Fisher, Alice Lanigir, Josephine Barragan, Gloria Forrest, Margaret Cummings, Phyllis Jensen, Barbara Willits, Phyllis Lanigir, Vera Reibin, Evelyn Redman, Margaret Furchtenicht. Fourth Row-Bonnie Foster, Ilorothy Cole, Louise Hitchcock, Joyce Ogden. June Minear- R0Sf'U13'I'y Pierce. Jane Minear. Marie Richardson, Pat Connelly. Josephine Roche. Members Not In Picture-Palma Lyons, Betty Kidd, Betty Haynes, Barbara Haynes. Joyce Gunn. Vivian Clausnitzer, Nanele Brown, Dorothy Struck, Frances Gaddi. Mary Bua. Margaret Crosta, Rosemary Cuccia, Pattifi Link- MHI'j0l'i6 1V12liQl'i Rose Mary MaI'fi11ag0, 13011113 Miiiihell, Virginia Noble, Elva Perryman, Dorothy Struck, Mary Jane Hart. Officers-Fall 1939-Phyllis Lanigir, President, Josephine Buckman, Vice President, Barbara Vvillits, Secretary-Treasurer, Frances Wight, Recording of Points: Lorna McGill, Sergeant at Arms. Spring 1940-Josephine Barragan, President, Harriet Fundalakis, Vice President: Florence Wight. Secretary: Evelyn Redman. Treasurer, Vivian Gade, Recording of Points, Alice Petta, Gen. Spt. Man. Requirements For Eligibility-A girl must have participated in two different sports after school or have taken an active part in the drill team or one semester. Safety Council Back Row-Mel Curkovich. Elmer Harrold, Eugene McLaughlin, Sho, Fred Hurtzig, Frank Frazier, Charles Johnston. Robert Evans, Don Craig, Raymond Cruz-hler. Russell Segersten. Second Row-Jo Nardella. Gene Carol Chappell, Sugiye Morimoto. Tazuko Washino, Barbara Willits. Gloria Pascoe, Betty Brown, Doro- thy Colard, Veda Kuzmanic. A I Front Row-Donaldine Rvan. Ann Borgia. Asako Higaki. Marjory Watson, Evelyn Verdolivo, Shirley Smith, Doris Ludlow, Roberta Dillman, Betty Klein, E. W. Goff, . Officers-Fall Semester 1939-E. W. Goff, sponsor, Russell H. Segersten, President: Donald Babyco, Vice President, Betty Ann Brown, Secretary. Spring Semester 1940-Russell H. Segersten, President, Bettl' Ann Brown. Vilfff PI'f'SiClPHt3 Gl0I'12i P215-COG' SQCFGUUY- Purpose-To make students safety conscious in traffic, fire, home, and iUdUSU'y- , . . Requirements For Membership-1. Membership in a recognized Organization in the school. 2. Appointment or election as representative irom that organization to the Safety Council. wi i , - swim , ...w .s, - W 'les I Inter-Club Council Standing-Gloria Forrest, Jack Wilson, Carnegie Ouye, Dana Fuller. Seated--Pat Patterson, Margery Watson, Bob Johnson, Kathryn Griffin, Estelle Cohen. Minnie Ryugo. Officers-Bob Johnson, President, Dana Fuller, Vice President, Pat Patterson, Secretary. 312' Eligibility-Membership in some other club. 'A' Purpose-To discuss school activities and coordinate the work of the various clubs, to create interest among the students in school activities. Key Club Pix-st Bow-Jim Dyer, Louis Diamond, Jack Mower, Robert Pratt. Second Bow-Bob Wallis, Dan Cowans, Fred Costales, Sam Rippon, George McGrew, Jr. ' Third Bow-Preston Burchard, Chalmers West, Ralph Prickett, Edward Driemeyer, Bill Tucker, Fred Anderson. Officers-Fall Term-Jack Mower, President: Louis Diamond, Vice President, Fred Anderson, Secretary: Robert Pratt, Treasurer. Sprinff Term-Bob Pratt, President, Fred Anderson, Vice President, Louis Diamond, Secretary, Al Caplan, Treasurer. b Purpose-To serve the school and the community. Page Seventy-Seven l is 5 5 s lx I 4 Q Ski Club First Row-Veda Kuzmaniv. Virginia Owen, Gloria Forrest, Pat Patterson, Shirley Lennox. Barbara Link, Second Row-Hubert Collins, Tom Simms, Richard Reynolds, James Ransdall. Bob Fi'isbee, Van lNlrKee. Third Row-Jack Percival, Dan Illerich, Roger Willit, Dana Fuller, Bill Roberts. Fourth Row-Tom Couch. Gordon McCall, Roland Roberts, sponsor. Purpose-To promote ski activities in the school. Eligibility-Any student is eligible who is interested in winter sports, skiing in particular. Officers-Bob Frisbee. President, Tom Couch, Vice President: Pat Patterson, Secretary. Riding Club First Row-June Spilman. Mary Elizabeth Speir, Marlyn Fitzgerald, Pat Woodburn, Gloria James, Sally Matlock, Phyllis Yankee. Second Bow-Pat Wright. Mary Jane Tyler, sponsor, Jeanette Johnson, Virginia Brockman. Barbara Fiedler, Jacqueline Wells, Elaine Taylor. Helen Hart, sponsor, Betty Ellenson. Norma Huntoon. Officers-Fall-Elaine Taylor, Presidentg Pat Woodburn, Vice President, Barbara Fiedler, Secretary-Treasurer. Spring-Pat Woodburn, President: Betty Ellenson, Vice Presidentg Barbara Fiedler, Secretary: Maude Louise Brannely, Treasurer. Eligibility-Some riding ability. Purpose-To promote fellowship and friendship among students who love horses and who enjoy riding. an ., ms 1 sm Golf Club Left to Right-Claribelle Eberhart, Elizabeth Armstrong, June Spillman, Elaine Christman, Barbara Hart, Joy Gallagher, Betty McBain, Gloria James, Helen Grove. Betty Scott, Marjorie Maier, Eleanor Barr, Margaret Speich, Barbara Leonard, Mary Kyle, Beverly Gaffney, Marguerite Wassum, Betty Wilson. Members Not In the Picture-Jayne Winslow. Fern Rice. Evelyn Postle. sponsor. Officers-Fall-Betty McBain, President, Helen Grove. Vice President, Jayne Winslow. Secretary-Treasurer. Spring-Jayne Winslow, President, Helen Grove, Vice President, Gloria James, Secretary-Treasurer. Purpose-To stimulate interest in golf. Requirements-Some golfing ability with knowledge of the fundamentals of the game, Tennis Club Back Bow-Olga Doudnik, Mary Jane Caplin, Marjorie Maier, Patricia Wright, Dorothy Aillaud, Virginia Martin, Barbara Willits, Barbara Greenlaw, Patricia Lesnaw, Marie Richardson, Helen Pearl, sponsor. Front Bow-Anita Lawson, Josephine Nardella. Doris Williams, Phyllis Barnett. Josephine Jenovino. Dorothy Dosch, Shirley Smith. Marjorie Watson, Vivian Gade. glembers Not In Picture-Jane Getchell, Helen Gurley, Lorna McGill, Barbara VVurzbach, Marie Gates. Beth Giles. Helen Potts, Barbara ross. Officers-Fall 1939-Anita Lawson, President, Virginia Martin, Vice President, Lorna McGill, Recording Secretary: Shirley Smith, Corresponding Secretary, Mariorie Watson, Treasurer, Shirley Smith, Safety Council Representative, Marjorie Watson. Inner Club Council Representative. Spring 1940-Vivian Gade, President, Marjorie Watson. Vice President, Josephine Nardella, Recording Secretary, Elaine Voss, Corresponding Secretary, Lorna McGill. Treasurer, Josephine Nardella. Safety Council Representative: Barbara Wurzbach, Inner Club Council Representative, Marie Richardson, Josephine Nardeila, Tournament Managers, Barbara Wurzbach, X-Ray Reporter. Eligibility-The member must be interested in tennis or in learning how to play tennis, Purpose-To get more and better tennis players from Sacramento High, to rreate more enthusiasm for tennis. i 1 l i ' , 1mm immzwsa swAwmmmx, mnmnwm - m-mmsnnusnmn ii N AN A MOMA First Row-Betty Couch, Gloria Pascoe, Dorothy Varasso, Elizabeth Armstrong. Evabelle Seavey, Ailcne Stevens, Fern Rice, Hedy Radke, Peggy Fluke, Jackie Jennings. Second Row-Phyllis Duval, Audrey Thom, Mary Hosokawa, Helen Sakiyama, Elmer Stoltz, Emaline Hultado, Marian Bryson, Chieko Ishikawa. Akie Doi. Third Row-Helen Kouretes, Gloria Fabretti, Winnifred McKay, Miss Edith Wilkins, sponsor, Cozette Kemerer, Georgie Birrell, May Kitazumi, Helen Foust. Fourth Row-Bob Haag, Hiroshi Yoshtake, Jim McDaniel. Murray Maynard, Sam Hart. Henry Fujimoto, Akira Asano, Sho Sato. Fifth Row-Willard Skinner, Don Craig, Akira Omachi. Youiche Mitsutome, Marvin Oates. Purpose of Organization-To increase the interest in Natural History by taking field trips, by having outside speakers at our evening meetings. and by participating in the Annual Spring Flower Show. This organization is also a social and philanthropic organization, giving three or four parties during the year and preparing a Christmas basket annually. Qualifications for Membership-Students making BX or A grades in biology, botany, plant science, physiology, advanced general science, and survey science are eligible for membership. A student not having those grades but recommended by the teacher as being unusually interested may become a member. Officers-Fall-John Castello, President: Elmer Stoltz, Vice President: Fern Rice, Recording Secretary: Emaline Hultado, Corresponding Secretary: Hedwig Radke, Treasurer: Virginia Kerr, Publicity Manager. Spring-Murrey Maynard, President: Virginia Kerr, Vice President: Gloria Pascoe, Recording Secretary: Emaline Hultado, Corresponding Secretary: Bob Scheid. Treasurer: Winifred McKay, Block S First Bow-Frank Schmittgen, Darwin Wilcox. Stanley Boyd, Sabatino Giannecehini, Carleton Perrin, Gene Gualco, Tom Couch, Joe Wilson, Roy Flogio, Bob Halstead. geciondlvgqqw-George Relles, sponsor, Ivan Adams, Bob Wallace, John Rodich, Vette Petta, George Kuwabara, Sam Legatos, Jack Jones, 0 n 1 iams. gflhird Bow-Daniel Foy, Ross Burnside, Neill Sheridan. Arthur Heft, Bob Bodenhamer. Glenn Wilson, Bob Wilson, Charles Lewis, Bill eridan. Fourth Row-Carl Weisman, Ed lVIeda, Jim Soderlund. Jim Hamilton, Aaron Goodman, Stanley Morris. Howard Overhouse, Royal Miller. Fifth Row-Lyle Wilson, Al De Martin. Officers-Al DeMartin, President: Jack Jones, Vice President: Jim Hamilton. Secretary. V I 4 Purpose-To promote athletic activities in the student body and to provide a means for social activities. To be eligible for membership a boy must have received a large block S for participation in a major sport. Publicity Manager, Q. I u u u U as U -. Nl Q'a. ni - urs we Q -mi. -aww-to - :ire-fi,sfX.fv-W W- Qi ,-. t ,am in ,si-.el-vmmsmsm-.t.s..v.mm'w,:. i,,,,,,,..,,- Spanish First Bow-Marilyn Andler. Marjory Shorten. Cherie Wells, Dorothy Key, Ann McVicar, Barbara Wurzbach, Nanele Brown, Betty Jo Ross, Margery Allen, Maxine Kellogg. Second Row-Dorothy Flammer, sponsor. Glenn Hiatt, Joe Vasquez, Arthur Bishop, Marc Gerard. Sam Small, Jacob Larsen. Charles Jenkins. Hershel Norton, Lydia Loyacon, sponsor. Officers-Fal1iJoe Vasquez. President: Cherie Wells, Vice President: Marjorie Shorten, Secretary. Spring-Cherie Wells, President, Joe Vasquez, Vice President: Marjorie Allen. Secretary. Purpose-To create an interest in Spanish, to create Fellowship among Spanish students. Eligibility-The student must have taken Spanish for two semesters and have received a recommended grade. The German Club Back Row-Reading From Left to Right-Roy O'Neal, Henry Fuyimoto, Akira Asano, Don Bacon, Jim Dyer, Russell Segersten, Bill Hart. Willard Skinner, Ed Meda, Richard Clark. Iggddg Row-Kenji Hironaka, Jimmy Okabe. Yoshitoshi Sakamura, Yoichi Mitsutome, Don Savage, Mel Sauze. Donald Yost, Wilbur Green, 1 ouse. Front Bow-Hedwig Radke, Betty Klein, Ruby Kwong, Yolanda Simons, Wilma Seifert, Miss Vloodin, sponsor, Betty Miller, Marilyn Switzer, Josephine Roche, Betty Schluckebier, Audrey Zetterlund, Margaret Zehnder. Officers-Hedwig Radke, President, Yolanda Simons, Vice President, Betty Klein. Secretary-Treasurer3 VVillard Skinner, Reporter, Bill Hart. Safety Council Representative, Ruby Kwong, Inter-Club Council Representative. Purpose-To create an interest in German: to create fellowship among' German students, to set up high standards oi' living among German students of the Sacramento Senior High School. Eligibility-The student must have taken German for one semester and have received a CX or better. Page Eighty-One Thespians First Bow-Col. E. A. de Hermida, Clara Richardson, Lillian Huss, Estelle Cohen, Barbara Hart, Elaine Christman, Dorothy Struck Mavis Adams, Jimmie Sims. Second Row-Bill Smurr, Donna Mitchell, Georgine Dutton, Marian Fish, Marjorie Dodds, John Glans. Third Row-Bob Stevenson, Tom Holden, George Smith, John Harter, Frank Frazier. Officers-Jimmie Sims, President, Marjorie Dodds, Secretary, Torn Holden. Treasurer. Purpose-To promote dramatic interest and activities in the student body. Eligibility-To join one must have played the lead in three one-act plays or one larger production. Student Forum First Row-Helen Thomsen. sponsor, Dorothy Struck, Mary Ann Scoble, Barbara Hart, Elaine Christman, Veronica Fleming. Patty Wiseman. Dorothy Senn. Second Row-John Heselton, Bob Vogt, Bill Smurr, Russell Segersten, Bob Stevenson, Charles Johnston, Norman Scofield, Veda Kuzmanic 0fficerwBill Smurr. Chairman, Mary Ann Scoble, Secretary. Eligibility-An interest in eurrent problems and in discussing them. ,eAal1iir1u niA'.4r,..wanmutJ::uf 1u:: 1n1is N' v 50-otrilmz ut ' 0 Evmigfx' gy., 1Li'sxx,w'f K , L Yx?RX CT4 C ju ms VA RSX f wmv Ammm A fallen leaf beneath The tree. The fountain's spray falls glimmering, A D ellY- 5heDelY Thing? To shine with rainbow hue, lt tells a tale of autumn now, A5 from above i1-S arfigfryt As once a tale of spring. A golden sun shines through. CALENDAR Sept. ll-Opening Day of School Wonder why the smiles? Oh, photographer's benefit. Low sopho- mores leaving the high school after their first day's experience. Pete Matranga, Donald Harris, lrene Ackerman, Lucille La Brie, Donna Bibb, and Helen lane Muddox. lup- per leftl The upper classmen arriving for the opening day of schoolfkeeping a wary eye out for the little low sophomore! Sept. 22-Rally for the Brothers' Football Game Ailene Stevens restrains Lois Wehrman, our football hero, who plans to annihilate Christian Brothers llower leftl Sept. 22-Christian Brothers Football Game The Dragons swamp the Brothers ln their opening game 50-O. Sept. 28-Sophomore Assembly Miss Altha B. Crowley, sponsor, addressing the incoming sophs. Seated lleft to rightl Bill Roberts, Miss Lauretta Ferguson, F. Melvyn Lawson, Lois Wehrman, Kenneth Werry, lack Voss, and Bob Haag. llower rightl Page Eighty-Four Calendar Sept. 28-Valleio Football Game The Dragons took a spectacular game from the powerful and fast Vallejo team, scoring 20 points to their O. Sept. 29-Sophomore Rush The tire race turned into a tug-of-war when the low and high sophomores battled for supremacy. iupper lefti The newest style direct from Sac- ramento High School, modelled by Willa Mae Tamblyn. Designer is Toba Golidman. lupper right? Yes, we have a dripping good time at the Sophomore Rush. 12nd lefti The Winnahl Steve Raviotta atop the shoulders of Russell Kline and Steve Adams after performing the dif- ficult feat of climbing the greased pole. K2nd rightl Oct. 4-P. T. A.-Faculty Tea The teachers enjoying themselves at the faculty tea given in their honor by the P. T, A. i3rd leftl Oct. 6-Football rally for Stockton Came Beat Stockton was the theme of the Stockton rally. The Tarzans were represented by our mighty Dragon, Lyle Wilson, i3rd righti Oct. 6-Stockton Football Came Lyle Wilson shaking hands with the opposing captain before an important game. llower left! Oct. I0-Pepperette Tea Lois Wehrman presents Principal len- sen with a cup of tea as well as a pleasing smile. flower right! Oct. ll-Sophomore Election George Anticevich was elected ruler of the sophomore class with an over- whelming victory. Page Eigllty-Fivv Calendar Oct. I3-Sophomore Dance Upper classrnen welcome the sopho- mores at a big after-school dance. Up- per leftl Oct. I9-Football Rally For Woodland Came Neill Big Bad Wolf Sheridan smirks at Kathryn Little Red Rid- ing Hood Casey as Al Woodsman DeMartin cuts down ye old tree. lup- per rightl Oct. I9-Woodland Football Game Sacramento Dragons receive a 27-O trouncing from the under-rated Wolves. Oct Zl-Playday lAnnual Affair Given By G. A. A.l Come As a Song was the theme for the big annual playday attended by six schools, Clarksburg, Davis, Wood- land, Elk Grove, Grant and McClatchy. Oct. 28-Grant Football Game The Sacramento Dragons and the Crant Pacers battled to a nothing to nothing tie. Nov. 2-Football Rally For Lodi Game The Lodi Flames stop leaping long enough to pose with the Dragons. Standing left to right: Sacramento Yell Leaders: Bob Haag, Merlin Chardi, and lack Da v i sg Lodi's Commissioner of Boys' Athletics, Dalton Devineg Lodi Yell Leaders: Dick Crete, Don Leach, and Bill Williams. Bottom row left to right: Ernest Schmierer, student body president of Lodi Union High School, Bob Trurnbly, assistant football coach for Lodi, Bill Roberts, S. H. S. student body president. l2nd rowi Nov. 2-Father-Son Banquet The old saying The way to a rnan's heart is through his stomach was proved true again at the Father-Son Banquet. The purpose of this dinner was to get money to buy white rain- coats for the traffic boys. Nov. 3-Lodi Football Game The Dragons took a hard fought game from the Flames, the score, 6-O. Nov. 3-- Drag-On Inn , Fall Variety Show After it's al lover, the cast of the annual Fall Variety Show smile for the birdie. l3rd rowl Margie Hamlyn drinks a coke at the Drag-On Inn while the pro- prietor, lack Trainor, watches with in- terest, and the waiter, jimmy Hines, takes a much needed snooze. l4th fowl Calendar Nov. 4--Dance Symposium High school and iunior college girls from all over Central California at- tended the Dance Symposium held here this year. Margaret jewel of Stanford University gave the master lesson. Nov. I0-Review Ceremony By R.O.T.C. The boys of the R. O. T. C. tire a salute in memory of the heroes of the world War at the outdoor assembly. ltopl Presentation of colors 12nd row leftl Nov. ll-Modesto Football Game The Sacramento Dragons lost to Mo- desto in a preparation game before playing the Big Came. Nov. I5-Rubinoff and His Violin Rubinoff, minus his violin, and plus the baton of Mr. Thomas Wills, directs the school band. lZnd row righti Nov. I6-KROY Football Rally S. H. S.is on the air! and, my, what an appreciative audience! 13rd rowl Nov. I7-Football Rally for McClatchy Game Tom Roberts, head yell leader of Mc- Clatchy, and Dexter Rivett, student body president, were our guests at the whizz-bang rally. Nov. I7-McClatchy Football Game The girls ot the Sacramento High Drill Team were a big attraction as they marched during the half of the Big Came. llower leftl C0-captains jim Soderland and Al DeMartin shake hands with lohn Cec- cerelli and lack Stravos of McClatchy before the battle. The McClatchy Lions were victorious in this game full of real thrills. llower rightl Nov. I9-Thanksgiving Vacation Thanksgiving vacation, but not for the teachers. While students ate, played, and slept, they went to Institute. Page Eigllty-Sievi-11 Winter Court Rain-drenched and cold, The walk is wetg The fountain standsg The birds and flowers are gone. And trees that once were green The grass is but Against a grev A muddy pool And cloudy sky Where summer left her lawn. Their tangled branches lean. While underfoot 7Helen Foust Winter Calendar December 2- Star Night, lunior Prom Co-chairmen of the super Prom , Helen Demuth and Barbara Haynes. lUp- per Leftl The king and queen of the dance were Bob Bodenhammer and Pattie Link. December 8-Student Service Show A play The Wedding, was presented at a special show by members of Col- onel E. A. de l-lermida's drama classes. December l5'fChristmas Assembly A typical London Street Scene lup- per right! characterized by students of Mrs. Ida North. December l5fAffer School Dance A merry time was enjoyed at the after-school dance. llower leftl December 15 to Ianuary 2 - Christmas va- cation lanuary 9-Senior Play Advertisement Elaine Christman and Barbara Hart, script writer for the preview of Merton of the Movies. llower rightl anuary 14-Senior Play- Merton of the Movies Upper Left- What, a cloud burst? No, simply director Bill Smurr gesticulating his emotions to assistants David Mundell and Frank Frazier during a hectic scene of Merton of the Movies. Upper Right-Tense drama prevails as Betty Dyberg strives for the right effect and Leland Roberts nonchalantly disregards the unhappy lad's state. Frazier, Mundell, and Smurr control the situation. CenterfAilene Stevens smiles happily as her hero, Bob Stevenson, takes her in his arms for the crucial moment. The final scene of the senior fall production. LOWER PICTURE-Tl-lE CAST Merton Gill - - Amos C. Cashwiler Elmer Huff - - Tessie Kearns - Casting Director - j. Lester Montague Sigmund Rosenblatt Weller - - - Cameraman - - The Montague Girl Harold Parmalee - Beulah Baxter - Muriel Mercer - jeff Baird - - Mrs. Patterson - Mr. Walberg - - Bob Stevenson - - Bill Kidder - - Tom Holden Dorothy Ohanesian - - Lola johnson - - - john Harter - - Bill Smurr - Frank Frazier - David Mundell - Ailene Stevens Leland Roberts - Norma Reitz - Betty Dyberg - jimmy Sims - june Brandon - Ed Rowbottom Page Eighty-Nine , . Q , 53. A w if W S i fs 4 5 4 s Q '52 fra gr AM fwfz U W 1 jf 'Fi ff, Q -s . .0 'WVMQ if i'A'2f.q 1Qfq'?'i LN ,Ev Q ilgiigiifyhf Sgypk Q i xi it fyyw , E,,,,!EAgiff, H-:QRADENQ Q 3-A m 9 Ffh is 1 Q S fav W 3 Y SEQ Kpilg Wg we 'WN Q AQ! , 9? my 4 Y is X17 gif : ' ui Q +,,3M L 3 -- . ,:.., fix 1li g W Q 'ik 9' My i 71 W5 Vai W ,, x Ls may if 5'-15411 K? i1?23i'a. 5' mx in VA I ,E 1 Mx ' Calendar ruary I-Installation of Student Body Officers The incoming officers were installed by Superintend- int of Schools Charles C. Hughes, and presented with heir pins. ruary 5-Opening Day of School iSpring Semesterl .. A glimpse of the genuine school spirit. lupper leftl Now they try to find their classes! More fun! lupper ightl ruary 7-First Supreme Court Meeting Ho Crow, justice of the Supreme Court, presided at he first meeting. ruary l3fWoodland Basketball Game Bob Salkeld and Bob Halstead starred in the Wood- and game when we white-washed them 34-l7. ruary I6-Native Sons Speaking Contest Bill House won the county finals in the Native Sons iublic speaking contest on the topic Donner Party. third row leftl ruary 20-Sophomore Assembly Before the big day for the Soph Rush the high ophomores gave a pep rally. Class and student +ody officers take charge. ruary 2l-Sophomore Rush Merlin Chardi, yell leader, Tom Couch, president, Jeill Sheridan, boys' viceg and Barbara Leonard, girls' ice, direct the rush activities from the gym roof Second row left! Sitting on top of the world, at least for an afternoon, s the greased pole climber! lsecond row rightl ruary Zl-D. A. R. Contest Peggy Akard, high senior, was chosen to select acramento High in the statewide contest. ithird row ghtl ruary 21-Washington-Lincoln Assembly Speakers for the Washington-Lincoln Assembly: Iharles Gray, Dorothy jean Woodard, and Wilbur Clark. Iowerl 'uary 27-Christian Brothers Basketball Game 9-ZO was the final score in our favor at the close of we game. Page Nina-tyeOnc Court In Spring Daisies wandering on the lawn, Luncheon papers on the grass, Windows open to the spring, Starched cotton skirts and laughter, Fresh green leaves on waking limbs, Spring has come into the court Sunlight spilled on everything- With summer tagging after. -Sally Breuner SPRING CALENDAR March I-Stockton Basketball Came The final game of the season was lost by a score of l5-l6. March I 5-Easter Dance An after-school dance in the auditorium when Sam RippOn's rip- pin orchestra played. March l 8-22-Easter Vacation March 28-Lions Club Speaking Try- outs Bob Vogt won the Lions Clubs public speaking contest for his talk Over Here, Over There. flower rightl March 29-University of California Essay Contest An essay contest on the topic How a College Education Will Help Me to Adapt Myself to Life was won by Veda Kuzmanic. April 3-Girls' Stagetfe A Night in Hollywood was well represented by the following celebri- ties: Ellen Schrunk, Pat Patterson Mavis German, losephine lenovino, Frances lenovino, Barbara Haynes, Betty Haynes, Evelyn Verdolivo, lback rowl, loyce McCluskey, Betty Green, Betty Lee O'Leary, and Claire Engle. iupper rightl Here we have the heart lady and her assistant, namely Connie Blair lwonder why the face, must have been a sticker?l and Kathryn Casey. lcenter rightl The best dressed Hollywoodites were Mary Bettencourt as Scarlet O'Hara and Shirley Purcell as Baby Sandy. tlower leftl Page Ninety-Two ma rssmxsw,-rwws:sstxf:1,c..41.rr -- -1- G QA I U 4. ,L .' FEV U Q Q yyfywe f any J ,. WE' f A 2: f? 53 xsfv ws F 1 129 if bf? :.- A ', 7 - . 1.21: f-'- ,M 5 ff W' ,wav nw U ,duff Wir S 5.35 Q fe- ?,Q,X-gz, ,K f XX Wai 'J .Y A Y' k Q M . W K f 5 . , ,,, 9 V A Us 5 if E XE E i 3 3 1 a 5 M 4,1 4 V .. bi k Q 1 4 . I K? , .H QQ as af ' 9 .,- :.. . n in W we wg, Q SY 5 .. tl 9' 5- , 5 S,-1. Q S M! N. fi? 1' 42 5 R 2 Q 45 fy 3 3 1 TL First Table-Left to Right-Pv:11'1 Fowler, John Robinson. Ia!1Wl'OI1f'f Grotli. Betty Couch, Tlwiw-sn Gwiiiivo Mario Rivciimulh. iiirsen. Cliiyo Sato, Mary Yokoi. Third Tablef-Left to Right-Bill SlIllll'I'. Bob Biiigham, Standing. Wilbur Gillis-rt, Gi-oi'g'v Nll2.2'4'lll. Lower Left-Miss Essiv P1'inii'osv, issuing zi book to Si-Ima Sl0gl'I'. Lower Right-Lawiw-nw Vaughn lwlps Miss Hazel Bell paste in the libmry WllI'kl'UUIll. 1 -. Library Furnishing suitable reading matter for your recreation is only a small part of the actual work ot the library. Old books that cannot be replaced are repaired. Information regarding current events, famous people, and historical oddities are all a part of the library's treasures. lt is here, too, that students go to Study in leisure. Pfigfi Nillt'lj'-S4'X'0ll Second Table--Left to Riglit-Iioris Vernon, Fl'Z1Ill'4tS SlZillgllll'I', Selma Rivgi-13 Betty CrziWi'm'ri, 1vlIl'illll4'il. Pvt- Registrafs Staff Mrs. Bessie K. Burch's staff is composed of competent commercial students. lt is up to them to make notes of student entries, programs, and transfers. The girls who work as co-operatives must be capable of taking fast dictation, typing accurately, and filing. Room l serves as a central office and information bureau for every student and teacher. Standing-Left to Right-Grace Yamadera, Virginia Martin, Dorothy Dosch. Freida Orth. Dorothy Stowers. Viviun Pivruifr-ini. Josephine Barragan. Flowlitrv Gutznwr, Dorothy Tyson. Dorothy In-isdoll, Sliirley Smith. Seated-Left to Riglit-Mario Vvrdinu. Mrs. Bessie K. Burch. Comptrollefs Staff The Comptroller's office is the financial center of the school, and it is here th't a'l money received from the many activities is deposited and accounted for, lt is the purchasing department for all supplies used by the various classes and student body activities and is responsible for the selling of tickets and collecting of money. First Row-Gladys Fitxputrii'-k. Evelyn Fitzpatrick, Juno Brandon. Comptroller Alfred Burd, Norma Malizin, Hvrnadi-ttv Siraucli. Connie Lzmgley. Second Row-Hurry Waldvrman, Walter Schmidt, Vernon Devi-y, Thi-odorv Pzintagzms. Ed Morris. lavlamtl Riilwrts. Third Row-Louis Ward, Woolford Esivrt. Miki- Boxich, Bill Phillips, Jim Mello, Roloi-rl lui-wis. Fourth Row-Frank P1-trolta. Tom Matranga. Bob Linvk, Dempsey Rose-tio. Page Ninety-Eight The Negro Social Improvement Club First Row-Upper Left-Lemuel Donaldson, Craig Hall, Lois Jones, Josephine Baxter, Mary Robinson, Edna Smith, Leona Herdon. Second Row-Mr, George Linn, Sponsor: Norman Hall, James Roy, Raymond Syas, Ceci- ASTOP lia Sullivan. Addine De Witt. Annebelle Chatman. L , Third Row - Ellen Louise Maryland. Warren B1-insgn, Jimmy Atchison, Fenley Thornton, Clinton Thames, Mel- 'r vin Williams. Earl Syas, Officers-Leona Herndon. President: James Roy, Vice-President: Cecelia Sullivan, Secretary: Raymond Syas, Treasurer, Clinton Thames, Club Representative, Earl Syas, Sergeant-at-Arms. i Purpose-To promote social activities for negro students and to contribute to school functions. Eligibility Requirement-Any negro student may become a member. Attendance Office First Row-Ai-dis Kauffman, Margaret Kleinsorge, Velta Raymond, Patsy Larson, Jean Sole, Esther Eckhaus, Sophie Vasos, Laura Sambucetti. Second Bow-Mary Vohan, Joan Fisher, Alice Fisher, Lillian Silva, May Kitazumi, Pearl Masuda. Margaret Paethal, Alma Crary. Third Bow-Maxine McCoy, George Yamadera, Lina French, Eleanor laing, Penelope Johnson, Dorothy Struck. The students who work patiently each day in the attendance office are always ready, willing, and able to assist you when obtaining a. re-admission slip or an early dismissal. All student helpers are required to be cooperative and dependable.These students gain practical experience in taking dictation and trans- cribing letters. addressing envelopes, bookkeeping. checking and recording. tabulating, filing, and general office organization. Civic Service Hall Duty Front Row-Mary Guidera. Fernanda Biancalana, Rosalie Paresi, Grace Casanelli, Jessie Murphy, Marian Lacey, Richard C. Broecker, Spon- sor, Josie Caleca, Ada Giotti, Frances Solum, Margaret Crapo, Eleanor Hitt, Rosie Caleca. Second Row-Carlotta Souza, Dorothy Aillaud. Maxine Overhouse, Gerry Kelly, Madelyn Fristoe, Beth Erwin, Mary Dorncy, Kiyoka Kagi- yama, Ruby Kwong. Betty Kinsey, Jean Carter, Esther Franklin, Marie Ganucci, Alma Crary. Third Row-Bill Kidder, Ben Okasaki, Tom Matranga, Raymond Finley, Lauren Vaughn, Charles Nieol. Darold Johnson, Keichi Ito, Hic- hiro Omachi, Dick Kushida. Eugene Landon. Fourth Row-Ross Burnsides, Joseph Mihas, Bill Goode, Bob Carpenter, Elliott Doherty, Robert Piazza, Lawrence Gonzales, Dempsey Ros- setti. Theron Phelps. Frank Torres. Al Balshore, Richard Duccini. g 1fR1Bow--John O'Nei1, Marvin Peyton, Jimmy Atchison, Shigera Nakashima, Toskio Sakaoka, Kazuma Kiyono, Tony Yamamoto, Dana u er. Page Ninety-Nine X-Ray Clattering typewriters, crackling copy, the concussive buzz of business talk, and the continuous rush of pencilsgthese are the sights and sounds which are found in the perfectly organized X-Ray city room. This interesting little weekly is put out entirely by the journalism students and is printed by the students in the school print shop. With the threefold policy to improve school conditons, uphold activities, and help to make school life interesting, the staff goes newsily on its exciting way, under the capable supervision of Merrill Osenbaugh. STAFF FALL i939 Co-Editors ,,,,, ,.,,,, A nn Rogers, Newton Wise Promotion Editor .,,,. ,,,,,,A M ildred Garland Dealer .....,.s..s,.,....,,r,..,,,,,,.,,,,,....,s,,,,,,..,,,,..,,,.,, Sue Brant Music Editor .,,,,,., lDorothy Sheehan On the Rim ,,,,,,...,,,....,,.,,..........,..,,,,,.,,,,,,....,,,,,..s,.,,,,,, Politics Editor ,,,,,,, , ,,A,,, Verde Martin john Olbrich, jack Crosby, Anita Lawson, Helen Curley junior Editor ,,,,. ,,,,,, ,,,,, B a rbara Leonard Society Editor ...,,,.,,,....,,.,.....,,,,,.,..,,.v.,.,..,, Dorothy Harvie Sophomore Editor ,,,,.,,, A c,,,,, Dorothy Senn Feature Editor .,.,,,,., ....s. V eda Kuzmanic Circulation Manager ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Donald Ryan Sports Editor ,,,,, ,,,,..i ,,,,,,,,,,,, D i ck Sheehan Business Manager ,,,,,,,,,.,,..,,,.,.,,.,,,,,,,,,, ,,c,,,,, G loria james Girls' Sports Editor ,,,,,,, ,,,,., j osephine Buckman Advertising Managers--josephine Ngrdella, Carol Davis MECHANICAL STAFF Make-up ,,,,...,,,,,,,,,.,.,.,,,,.,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,...,, Cuerdon Walthall Pressman ,,,,,,, ,,,, R ichard Edward Ensbury Linotype ....,,..,.,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,...,,,,..,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,, Heads ,,,,,, ,.,,v,,,,,,,, j ack Dahneke ,,,,,,,,.,,,Frank Hadler, Wesley jorgensen, Frank Menda. Ads,,.,.,,, , ,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,Carl Zazzetti Lower Left-First Row-Rirhard Sheehan, Newton Wise, Ann Rogers. Veda Kuzmanic. Dorothy Sliei-han. John Olbrii-li. Second Row-Dorothy Senn. Dorothy Harviif, Verde Martin. Josephine Nardella, llonaldinii Ryan. Anita Lawson, V Lower Right-Mr, Jayes and his efficient pressrnan, Richard Ensbury, get ready to roll off' the HX-Ray slim-ts. Time- is an essential element here! Left to Bight-Barbara Hart, Bill LeNoir, Elaine- Cliristman, Dick Sheehan, Josephine Nardella, Gloria Jann-s. Ann Rogers, Ni-wton Ann Rogers. Co-Editor. Fall Wise. Newton Wisis, Co-Editor, Fall Co-Editors ,,,.,,, ,,,,, Chairman of Stude Managing Editor ,,,, Art Editor ....v..,,,., Assistants ....,,....,,. Politics Editor ,,,.,,.. Promotion Editors. Society Editor ,,,,.,,, X-Ray Staff Spring 1940 , ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, V eda Kuzmanic and Pat Patterson nt Publication ,,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Dorothy Harvie ,,,,,,.,..,,.,.,Sue Brant Todd Dorothy McDonald ,,,,,,,,Barbara Leonard Blair , ..., ,,,, .,,,,,,,,,.,, .,,,.,,,,,,,,,. D o r othy Senn Assistants ,,,,,,,. ,,.,,, P hyllis Scott, jayne Winslow, Dorathe Yore Business Manager ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,.,,,,, ,, .,,,,....,,,.,.,,,,,.,, Gloria james Assistants ,....,,,,,,,,, Elaine Christman, Barbara Hart, Barbara Link Advertising Manager .,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,, josephine Narde'la Circulation Manager ,,,,,,,,,,,....,.,..A,,,,,,,,.,,......,,,,,.,,,,,, joe Callely Assistants .......,.,,,,,,, Dotty Simms, Betty Edwards, Bob l-lornlein, Annie Seto, Betty Nebel, jayne Cetchell, Margaret Speich Upper Right-Co-Editor Vi-da Kuznianica Sports Editor .,s,., Assistants ,,,.,,,..s,., Feature Editor .,.,.. Assistants ,,,......,.,.,,,, Sophomore Editor ...,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,.., Music Editor ,,,.,,.. ,,,,,,,,........,...,, Virginia Owen Girls' Sport Editor ,,.,, ..,, junior Editor .,,,,,,, 1 vm ,,,,,,,,,,Walter jones ,,,,.jack McClure and june O'Keefe W.,,,..,W,..,.,,.,,,-,,s..Donnie Ryan ,,,,,,Bill LeNoir, Virginia Schaal ,Barbara Wurzbach .josephine Buckman ,,,, Mary Ellen Adams MECHANICAL STAFF Linotype .,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,..,,,. F rank Hadler, Frank Menda, jorgenson Pressman .,,. ,,,,....,,,,,...,.,......,...,,,,,,,,, R lchard Ensbury Heads ..,, ,,,..a, j ack Dahneke Ads .........,, ,,.,, C arl Zazzetti Make-up .... ,...,,. C huck Spence Upper Center-It's walled On-the--Rini in a newspaper office? Thi- group consists of. left to right, Virginia Own-n. Tommy Richards. Marian Lac-ey. Barbara Wiirzbavk, Gloria James. Donaldini- Ryan. Mr. Osonbaugh, Ann Borgia, Jo Nardella. and Pat Patterson. Left-C0-Editor Pat Patti-rson. Lower LeftfN , l 1 lf 't : ll-t 0 it isn a snia own detective? It's Joe Calleley, easy-going. soft-speaking distributor-general of the X-Rays! Irower Left-Under the capable hands of Ray Todd, art editor. some of the finest cuts have been possible to advertise various func-- tions and polit-ies of the studs-nt body. Ray specializes in cartoons. Center-Merril Osi-nbaugh, Journalism Instructor. Right-Three Good Sports! tfrom loft to right!-Jack McClure, assistant sports Wr't4'r3 Walter Jones. sports editorg June O'K1-4-fo, assis- tant sports editor. Pagi- Uni' I'ilimlI'ccl-Unv The Review i - 5 5 For Hours and days and weeks and months, '4 W There'S been an awful fuss- l -1 But now it's throughg See the Review And blame it all on us. -Bette Hackett Top Left-Editor-in-Chief .,,,.,,..,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, A,,.,,, C onnie Blair Middle Left-Associate Editorn, Right---Control Board7Left to Right, ,.,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, Connie Blair Center----Faculty Advisers ,,,, Altha lohn Costello, Elmer Bischoff, Margaret Moore, Lois Wehrman, Right-Business Manager ,,,,,,,,,,,, Mabel Finch, Altha Crowley, Standing, Helen Spindler Lower Left-Associate Editor ,,,,, Lloyd Sweetman, Erma Haycock. Center-Photography Adviser. ,, - Center7ControIling Manager ,,,,,, Crowley a ,,,,,Veda Kuzmanic nd Margaret Moore ,,,,,,,,,,Enid Rooney ,,,,,,,,Bette Hackett Lloyd C. Sweetman Norma Mahan Right-Art Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,..,,.,,,,,,A,......,, ...,,,.,,.,, R ay Todd Page One Hundred-Two Art Editors: Top Row, Left-Elmer Bis- choff, art adviserg Don Birrell, Bette Hackett, Ray Todd, jim McDaniel, Hugh Broadley. Layout Staff: Right - Sally Breuner, Barbara Willetts, Bette Hackett, Fran- ces Holdener, Veda Kuzmanic, Connie Blair. Review Staff Class Editors: Middle Row, Lett Top Row 3 Anna May Saunders, Sam Rip- pon, Estelle Cohen, john Harter, Mar- garet Zehnder, Robert Vance, and Sue Brant. Bottom Row -Evelyn Redman, Mar- cheta Martin, Betty Wise, Dorothy Senn, Betty Ashton, Fern Rice. Artist: Center-Veto Petta. Sports Editors: Right - Tom Couch, Helen Curley, Frances Wight, Bob Wallis. Department Assistants: Left-Betty jo Ross, Gloria james, Gloria Pascoe, Bar- bara Wuvbafh, Donaldine Ryan, So- phie joseph, Pat Patterson. Photography Editor: Bottom Center--A Betty Riley. Business Managers: Right-Sam Hart, josephine Nardella, Enid Rooney, john Castello. Page flllt' f1lllldl'Cd-'fill ee le: Entranre to our recently completed auditorium. A view of our spacious new music room-a typical music lovers' Heaven. Music The music department has done much in the past year to further the interests of students musically inclined. This department has also gained recognition throughout California by winning several awards in the field of music. The music division consists of the junior and senior bands, the junior and senior orchestras, the harmony classes, the a cappella choir, the girls' glee club and the music appreciation classes. The teachers are Mrs. A. B. Hermitage, Mrs. Ida Nnrth, Mr. T. H. Wills, and Mr. George Von Hagel. Senior Orchestra The senior orchestra, under the direction of Mr. George Von Hagel, in the past year has provided the school with some very fine music. Besides participating in a number of school entertainments, the orchestra also attended the Stockton Music Festival, where several members were given first chair positions, a distinction which bestows a great deal of credit upon Mr. Von Hagel and our school. ORCHESTRA Vera AReibin, Jean Chappell. Beverly Smith, Axil Larson. Catherine Evers, Robert Vance. Hoyt DeHart. Harold Rasmussen. Thelma Larson. Marvin Askew, Mary Hales, Marilyn Ballard, John Olbrieh, Bette Gunn. Anna Gochea. Clare VVallare. Pauline Kalostos. Janetli Calvert. Julia Brim, Marion Valentine, Melvin Curtis. Georgene Courier. Betty Scott, Pauline Modell, Josephine Beeler, Bill Yinger, Mary Machado. Millie Williams. Gerald Single. Arthur Brown. Leonhard Feickert. Douglas Helmer, John Harter. Harold Triplett. George Modell. Lorraine Havill. Manuel Niaehado. Peggy Liljegren. Elizabeth Danz, Dorothy Poole. Sylvia Wells, Eruin Baekman. Peter lgaraslii, Enialine Hultado, Eura Bishop. Marion Bryson. James Hapgood, Roy O'Neal. Rosamond Mezzanares, Gerald Meade . Ruth Peaslee. Bill Showler. Mare Gerard. Lee Coleman. David Camoniile. Kenneth Green. Lowell Harris. Betty Wells. Helen Foust. Wilma Seifirt., James Psihopedas. Shirley Rivett. A. mme, A CAPPELLA CHOIR The A Cappella choir, decked out with brand new purple and white scrolls over black choir robes, has proved to be more than a credit to the school. Under the direction of Mrs. lda North, these students have made known their excellent tonal beauty throughout the city, participating in many outside programs. MEMBERS OF A CAPPELLA CHOIR Top Row-Lvft to Riglit-HidvoIXIiSliili:1l'zL. Gi-orgv Szlkzmioto. Thomas Sue-shorry, Don Um-o11. Jzlvk II'Il'CIlll'l'. Di-lhvrt Bi-ri'y. Czmivron Long. Plural Bishop. XIIVIUI' Bui'uf1'z11di. Fourth Row-Howard Si-rriils. Herbert Pepper. Gordon Andros. Elinor Votu. Bob Johnson. Fllmi-r Di-mmol, Gilbvrt Wit-klmm. K+-nnvth Tmnpleman. .Tosr-phinv Narfii-lla. Illaijiorii- Watson. Third Row-Roberta Turner. Clara Wallzlvo. Hvrlinda Lopvz. Br-atricv Jl1EiI'1'Z, Dorothy Vzirusso. Mary Ann Svolilv. Hvrnztdiriv Cohm-n, Maryalice Alf-Xander. Dorothy David. Vera CHIIIIIIU. Dorothy Slwviian. Second Row-Irs-llo Scott. Bvtty Faye Wliillvlii-1. Mad:-lyn Bzrbirh. Mar:.farot Dtbt'l'IIII'I', I-1111121 Allllllllltl, Caryl Ford. Viviun Stolp, Alta Marx, Juno Turnbull. Marian Fish. Alim- fJIliiIl4'SI111'1. Bottom Row-Joyw Johnson. Alma D4-Irigenvs. Hisziko Nagatv, Ida North, Nz1ni'yHansi-n. Carolyn Mi-Naiiizim. Bvtty Anrli-rson, Bzirbara Wright. Mawvlla Kidrif-k. Lola Joan Hudson and Labs-y Sargi-nt. Lower Left-A Cappi-lla Choir at CliIIIIllt'I1f't'lI1t'I1t. 1 GIRLS CLEE CLUB The girls' glee has given a great many girls an opportunity to learn the fundamentals ot music and has ' participated in a few school programs. Also under the direction of Mrs. lda North, most of the girls learn more ot music before graduating into the a cappella choir. Y - Top Row-Antoini-ttv Dvfzizio. Ri-tty Piinnwll. Gladys DeWitt. Lola Joan Hudson. Gvmginv Dutton. Third Row-Lina Frvncli. Mary Rust. Winnifri-d Hunks. B'w.rhz1rz1 Mnltord, Galvnzf Curt-ton. Jvzinvtti- Built-y. Adi-lv ' 1 I Andrus. t Second Row-Eloisv Mikel-h. Ev:-1y11 llonnis. Hoiio Nunvz. Mrs. Ida North. dirvvtor, Milrlrvfi Votu, GI'0I'f.l'll1IlEl. l Chow. A First Row--Adrlinv DvVVitt. Bvtty .Izinv Crziwforcl. Furniko Yabif, Edna Aliiw- Smith. Mic-hiyv YZIIIIEISZIIQI, Ju:-quvli11 A Will. Hannah IIIUVIIIIIISII. Pago Uno HundrodAFivo unior Band ' The purpose of the junior band is to turn out skilled and capable musicians, who can later enter the senior band or orchestra. At present they number about twenty-five and are under the direction of Mr. MEMBERS Back Row-Left to Right-Jack Wicks, Mr. Wills, Kenneth Waddell. Maurice Holsapple. Middle Row-Gerald Meader. Donald Yost, Burl McCormick. Le-Roy Perkins. Williarn Fong. A Frcinltl Row-Harold Hamlyn. Hubert Collins, William DePrato. Clem Viera, Nina Giordano. LaVerne McMillan, Bil earst. Thomas H. Wills. ll li Senior B and One of the snappiest and most colorful bands in the statel That is the title given to this year's proud Sacramento High School Band, With the help of various members of the faculty, the band has grown in a few months' time from a small, poorly drilled marching unit into a skillful group which can compete with the best college bands in the state. Decked out in snappy new uniforms, they participated in the Rotary Club convention held at the Hotel Senator. Under the very capable direction of Mr. Thomas H. Wills, the music has proved to be excellent at both rallies and games. MEMBERS Back Row-Left to Riglit--James Atchison. Jennings Ledbetter. Eldon Sibley, Sain Rippon, Bill Porter. Eugene Burns. Maurice Holsapple, Melvin Lippert. Fifth Row--Kenneth Waddell. Mary Hales, Leonard Kwok. Ivan Thames. Alan Busath. John Olbrieh. Fourth Row-Louis Cosans, Bob Mitchell, Clinton Thames. Harold Siniington, Donald Fong. Greg Athens, Wilbur Green. Herbert Harrison, ghgrd Row-Ehillip Smith, Bob Roper, Felix Miller, Robert Cosans, Francis Schneider, Sam Vicari, Clarence LaRue, Bob O'Kane, Bob Rush, a ricia Mee an. Second Row-Peggy Lilligigren. Dale Matzki, Laverne McMillan. Lorraine Burnside, York Fong, John Guftunick, Henry Arazet. Bill Von Rotz, Harold Hanilyn. Leonard Fichert, Donna Yates, Bill Hearst. I U I First Row-Clarence Haysiead. Ruth Rinard. Carolyn Rodev, Earnie Beard, Dick Gross, Herbert Bailey, Mr. Wills, leader, Bill Woodard, Elwood Bodin. Angie Pobar. Dewey Baker, Nina Giordano. Katherine Evers. Lillian Parenti. Clarence Haystead-Drum Major ., ,... u , n -1 waeiwsw ffnrfzwww f: 'WWWW i i Drum and Bugle Corps Sacramento High's flashy drum and bugle corps has provided just the right atmosphere at all our fall football games. They have exerted a great deal of energy in putting over this brilliant spectacle and this energy has not been in vain as proved by the exhi- bitions on the field during half time. They practice twice a week under the direction of Thomas H. Wills. Back Row-Left to RightYJohn O'Kane. John Heselton. Wayne Curliss. Bud Showler. Edward Graham. Donald Yost, Walter Rule, Donald Hamlyn. Bob Odom. Jim Heinz. Middle Row-Jim Caveras. Shirley Rivett, Dorothy Whiting. Pauline Kalostos, Mr. Wills. Angie Pobar, lvlargaret Smith, Marilyn Ballard. Patricia Wright. Front Bow-Melvin Curtis. Barbara Mulford, Viola Anderson. Elaine Graves. Li-all Lou Colman. Vin-toria Enivs. Ernaline Hultado. Elva Perryman. Ida Helen Faust, Barbara Link, Marian Fish. Centex' Row-Drum Majors and Majori-ttes-Left to Rightfllelvin Curtis. Catherine Evers, Lillian Paronti. Ruth Drill Team A real treat for the eyes is what this year's drill team really proved to bel ln their snappy new uniforms, the girls walked oft with all honors and proved to be a decided credit to the school. The Thirty-two girls were under the direction of Miss Evelyn Postle and Mrs. Esther Fisk. Reynard. Fred Jenovino. Page One Hundred-Seven , 1 Fall Pepperettes Not to be outdone by the Peppers, the Pepperettes, also known as the girls' League, are a great credit to the school. They help the sophomores get acquainted, put on the sophomore Tea and the girls' stagefte. .www-an-...,.,... FALL PEPPERS 'irst Row Y Rirlizird lllontgonii-ry, ob Johnson, Km-nnn-th Worry. Don Walker. econd Row -- Joi- Goodwin, Elmer larrold, Dana Fuller, Roy Plato, Pon Vein-ss, hird Row -M Ed Gibson. Charles vwis. Bill Ll- Noir, Honivr Pvrier, hillavs- Rhodvs. 'HSP One Hundred-Eight Y FALL PEPPERETTES First Row-eGaiy1vy Slmttlu-k. Lois We-hrnizin. Second Row-Betty Scliliivkvbie-r'. Ami Wvlvh, Duriitliy Pur- cell. Ruby Woodruff, Marian Gnalvo. Third Row - Marilyn Switzer, Alina Sclinitzvl. B:u'l1:il'z1 Nash, Rita Folvk. Fourth Row-Helen Demuth. Ailene Stevens. Helen Gurlvy. Kathryn Casey. Ruth P1-aslee. Fifth Row-Eva Benson. Pearl lilzismlzi, Barbara Hart, Bol- ty Klein. 5 f f 2 5 , Q S2-.' ga --. 3 if YW fl nz.. S, Wd Th pep of the school is represented by this group of boys whose job it is to sell school spirit free They enliven every activity, e Q7'X Pepperettes SPRING 1940 Front Row-Vivian Gade, Gayley Shattuck, Betty Riley. Barbara Leonard, Elva Perry- man, Esther Kierksick, Lil- lian Parenti, Marjorie Hawk. Second Row-Tanaka Haru- mi, Dorothy Dunckhorst, Ailene Stew-ns, Lois Wvhr- man, Jayne Winslow, Jane McCracken. Margin Daviess, Sally Brenner. Back Row-Flomnw Wight, Minnie Ryugo. Lila Bisset. Katherine Beahm, Patsy Johnson, Marlyn Fitzgerald, Betty Gunn. Page- Ono Hundrvd-Nino Colonel Doney Page One Hundred-Ten Flag Raising Sacramento High School R. O. T. C. FIRST BATTALION The lst Battalion, Reserve Officers' Corps of the Sacramento High Schools has completed its fifth year under the direct super- vision and complete sponsorship of the War Department. This means that during this period all uniforms and equipment, as well as the services of the professor of Military Science Tactics and the instructor directly in charge have been furnished by that agency. ln return, the War Department has required only that certain standards of instruction and training be maintained. Detailed by the War Department as Professor of Military Science Tactics for the Sacramento High Schools is Lieut. Colonel Carl S. Doney, Coast Artillery Corps, U. S. Army. ln direct charge of the Sacramento High School unit is Sgt. Claude l. Hilton, U. S. Army, who has brought the unit to a high state of efficiency. ' The purpose of ROTC training is to instill an orderly mode ofiwl life, a well-grounded respect for constituted authority, a prompt and cheerful habit of obedience, and to develop leadership, poise, and self-control. The achievement of this battalion during the past year has been outstanding in all respects. ln addition it has provided special functions for the school such as the Military Traffic Company, which controls traffic around the school at critical periods and has been largely responsible for the preven- tion of serious accidents. The annual military ball, under the sponsorship of the Girl Colonel and her staff, has become one of the leading social events of the school year. The battalion received considerable public acclaim for its appearance and marching in the Armistice Day and Memorial Day parades, where the neatness, manly appearance, and upright :arriage of the boys was very noticeable. I Sergeant Hilton 'Q film 4 r' ik? . S W ,Q -a. 9' ax wg f' v F? W J VP f 1 +V , . F 5 H we . f. - k 0 J' :T 55 9 51 uw -' P if 1 X. wh r'z . gg ,Q ,QW ., gs. fig 5 if X Q .M .. ., . . A . ,R Q Rm is ' N B . K. 4 N -5 .. , ,W Y W A N ,Q X , . W f 'x Q 5 HQQ W 1 Q . LF 1 F QW' 5? fi 5? X V C . , . , I , C C Olllpally Top First Row-.lamns Kohaya, Ric-hard Clark, Lieutenant David Akers, Captain Thomas lXTuirhPad, Linutvnant Darwin Wilrox. Donald Birroll, Hugh Broadley. Second Row-Ben Chan. Shigvri Higaki, Javk Prittiv. Fwd Anderson, John Markland. Waynv Curtiss. Ric-llard Arvns, Martin Broadlvy, Robe-rt Bertram. Richard Calkins. Third Row-Lawrvnccn Sayrfl. Josvph Mihaui, Pre-stun Burczhard. James Clausvn. Hvrhvrl Yvv, William Chan. K+-nm-th Dur-how. Engl-nv L.aCurnu, Clayton Thurs. Donald Kvehu. Fourth Row-Katsuro Murakami. Kannvtli Davis, Waltnr Rulv, Jarnv:-1 Toy. Charlvs Blodgvtt. Pwie-1' Marino. B+-n Cablay. Gurclmi Lvwis. Lawrence Micheli, Headquarters Company First Row-Janws Wvldon. Donald Baybayro, Livutonant Cliffurd Phillips, Captain Donald Craig, Liwuiwnani Cliarlvs Rohn. Rnbvrt Hornlvin Sydney Walkvr, Harry Strainv. Second Row-Lvsivr Murakami. William Taylor, G+-nv Caviani, William Garrvtt. lVIarshall Garrvtt, Fra-d Nojuri. Lvwis Mugridgv. Ernvst Baldwin. Glenn Cunningham, .lanws Hines. Third Row-Richard Faust. Elrnvr Brown. Alnxandvr Caplan. Gr-orgv Hardoni, Julin Hirks. Cliarlvs Spvnrv. Paul Prwk. Fourth Row-G1-orgv Shoji, If1'l1I'lf 'lll Jones, Robvrt Hart, Josef-ph Hflad, Rirhard Fishvr, Tony August. V1-rnun Ros:-, G11-nn Hiatt. Harry Kohaya. Page One Hundrvd Fourteen vu w .45 Jn. v 4'1 HQ- 50, iff ,Iva 4- If H f 1 -lQ,r,f 2' l 1 44.l : I. .f, I -111 3,--f --f,Jp,n rl- 4 fl migjig lf: 1, i:,, L,-.11 3, V ,. -,g -.gf I-L-iv: :wif M . -if P':S'f1'- L- - ' -fC':':Q'I' Y?-. 'V Y' :,, ..' I: ' ' , , . M s, ghffr- ,lil viA..x.L . ff., . v,,5.y:,, -, - '-1 p .,.'.-.4. L. f - .-,.:4g, I F ' V 4 ., - :J . bY:! .' ' 'U' -'J3 fa 'GW '.g f.:f 2fL ??5,1uI'4.i 13'. .,. :.- ,- if V '.'- .M N, ,ggi-i ' ly in V IJ: - 45 iv. 4,-f.:Q:.g-ng -g,,,?.-.1115 ': fr'?-1 H522 , Q. A-V-vb' ,FZY3 ffwqfwwg-:SQ '.EP?2 . ' I if - - Si1r'j:f -'iv-Q 1 , ,:f:f fig' x f X 1 ' iv'-'EL 1.',cf1',. ' '--mv-4,4..zL' 'Sui f ff. F , H A 5 A 3.343 u fl , K-xxvgt wax 225592. .. , if -,,-L 4-. ,QTQ22 -.?22f':i x J 41 1 .4-mf . ,V 5 -- V 74, 5.3. ,. . if ' F- Tiflgk f NHL. .1 :jeff gif i 15 N'g3 '2..1Pr1- r: , , ' f 2::3-545 l939 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Football We The, 50 From a mere glance at the Dragons' i939 football schedule it is easy to see that they were faced with the strongest teams in the C. l. F. Northern Section Conference. Their season ended fairly successfully considering the competition with which they were faced in the strong teams of Woodland, Modesto, and McClatchy. In points the Dragons had a total of only 65 scored against them as compared with the ll5 that they scored on their opponents. ln the snap-shot below, Head Football Coach, George Relles, is caught talking things over with Line Coach, jimmy Flynn. The picture to the right is of Captain Lyle Wilson, who broke his ankle in the Stockton game, after scoring two touch downs and a conversion. The loss of Lyle to the team was very discouraging and weakened the team greatly. FOOTBALL A TEAM September 22fChristian Bros. September 28-Vallejo ---- October 6-Stockton - - October l9-Woodland - - October 28ACrant - - - November 3-Lodi ---- - November l l-Modesto ---- November l7fC. K. lVlcClatchy Total Points - - 20 26 O O 6 7 6 - il5 Top Bow-Reading Left to Right-Coach Ed Conbatalade, Jim Mello, Jim Sodtirland, Joe Pearson, Ross Burnside, Bruce Edwards Clement Viera, Sabatino Gianecchini, George Kuwabara, John Radich. Manager, Edward Jones, Assistant Manager. Second Row-Coach Vasco, Plifrci. Jael: Greonlaw. Howard Overhouse. Santino Meo. George Magan, John Lyon, Bob Wilson, Jack Tiaine Ray Altop, Mario Lucchesi, Jim Hamilton. Third Row-Coach Jlfllllly Flynn- A1Df'lVIaI'tin, FY'PlHk Sfhflliifgvn. Bob Jackson. Glenn Wilson, Rowland Davis. George Hewitt Ixan Conway, Jack Jones, Blair Moss, Jack Star-k. Fourth Row-Head Football Coach George Rvlles. Neill Sheridan, Ivan Adams, Jimmy Kouretas. Mark Woolstenvroft, Mel CUtkOXltlI Mel Bertoli, Vido Petta. Stanley Morris. Don Georgen, Sam Lvgatos. J ack McClure. 1 'P . sq 1 Page One Hundred-Sixteen AM 'Mm QSCHMITTGEN FRANK IN Komwr MARTIN Football SACRAM ENTO-STOC KTON CAM E The above inset is an action shot of the Stockton game, in which for the first time in six years the Sacramento Dragons defeated the Stockton Tarzans by a score of 26 to 6. Lyle Wilson scored two touchdown and a conversion in the first half. lt was in the last quarter of this game that Lyle broke his ankle. Among the outstanding plays of this game was a bullet pass by Neill Sheridan to Sam Legatos for a touchdown in the third quarterg and again when Mel Cuckovich went over for the fourth touchdown. iAn,-was IVAN MARIO VIDO Wxnsmt MARK 3 2 1 if Football V Next. i Sumaxnam SACRAMENTO- C. K. MCCLATCHY GAME For the first time since the rival teams of Sacramento and Mc- Clatchy have met, the Lions defeat- ed the Dragons. Taking advantage of a first quarter interception, they proceeded to score two touch- downs by the end ot the first halt. The Dragons then came back in the last half to dominate, but were able to score only once. The out- standing players and also co-cap- tains of this game were Albert De Martin and lim Soderland. Bruce Edwards and ivan Adams also played excellent ball tor the purple and white. Bauer: -J EDWARDS , I S 5, .f,w?:.., . . if at-vez, , . mlm-'ya i ASA BRIGGS Evwmw Jones Joi-mR.mrc1-1 Jim Memo iaa ifiiir s Football Above is an action shot of the Sacramento and Grant game. This game was an evenly fought one, with the Dragons having a slight edge in the first downs and yards gained, and ended in the only tie for the season. Sam Legatos and jim Soderland were undoubtedly the outstanding players of the game. Sam with his beautiful kicking kept the Pacers back in their own territory, and jim played a stone wall defensive game at guard. Mm. Bemom f Football B Team This year's light but hard fighting B team, coached by Tom Weems, had a successful season. After losing their opening game to Stockton, the Babes came back to take Elk Grove l4 to O, swamp Grant Union 2l to O, and defeat Woodland l3 to O. ln the Lodi game, Lodi was too strong and the team suffered its second defeat 26 to O. ln the last game of the season with McClatchy, Sacramento outplayed the Lions but, held back by numerous penalties, was tied O to O. Top Row-Reading from Left to Right-Coacll Toni Weems, Jerry Hanagan. Joe Brusia, John Parino. Sam Paragary. Mike Nikakis, John Quinn, George Smith, Clarence Rowland, Walter Johnson. John Adams. Arthur Weisker. Jimmy Kovouras. Albert Reed. Manager. Second Row-Jay Marchand, Jim Musillani, Charles Gray, Jim O'Donnell. Bob Pratt, Charles Klein, Roy Camper, Al Balshore, Earl Struve. Fernando Marsala, Bill Chan, Joe Casimaro. Bottom Row-Fred Luhr. Tommy Torehia, Frank Bowa, Gene Gualco, Bob Kenealy, Richard Perkins, Dick Fuller, Roger Rice, Harvey Halpin, Carl Weisner, Roy Manary, Bill Keelm. Adams and Hannigan. Dragon linemen, give Co-captains Eugene Gualco and Coach Tom Weems chase to Tarzan halfbazck Charlie Gray nn 'Lf Page One Hundred-Twenty A Basketball The Dragon cagers turned up with a record, winning fourteen games out of eighteen that they played this year and splitting the series with our traditional rival, Mc- Clatchy. lack Mower is shown here scoring after a won- derful bit of ball hawking in the successful struggle with the Lions. Jimmy Flynn, an excellent Coach who knows his basketball and can really get the very best out of the members of his team. Alumni - - - l 940 BASKETBALL SCH EDU LE 38 Placer - - Grant ---- Oroville - - - Christian Bros. San juan - - l. C. Reserves Stockton - - - Woodland - - Lodi ----- McClatchy - - Grant ---- Cal. Aggie - - Woodland - - Lodi ---- 46 27 20 30 29 3l 33 - - Sacramento - - - l5 28 25 28 20 25 34 I9 - Sacramento - - - - Sacramento - - - - Sacramento - - - - Sacramento - - - Sacramento - - - - Sacramento - - - - Sacramento - - - l9 l7 22 - ll l2 30 27 - Sacramento - - - - - Sacramento - - - - - Sacramento - - - I5 22 - 20 Sacramento - - - l7 - i5 Sacramento - - - l7 - - Sacramento - - - - 29 Sacramento - - - Second Row-Left to Riglit--June o'Keeftf, Alison Shick, Herbert Gass, Jack Mower, Bob Halstead, Bill Rlioades, Bob Allen, Vernon Cooley. Joe Singleton. Mike Radan. First Row-Left to Right-Bob Slakeld, Ben Maldinaldo, Bob Wallis, George Babicli, Jim Thorpe, Ed Moda, Jack Reed, Bob Linck, Jim Flynn, coach. Page One Hundred Twenty-One Bn Basketball The Sacramento B team, coached by F. l. Pop Brorsen, had a wonderful year and was one of the snappiest teams the Babes have ever had, After winning eight practice games, including a 39-25 victory over Christian Brothers, the Dragon Babes began league play with a 34-l7 upset win over the favored Stockton B s. Woodland, Lodi, and McClatchy then fell in succession by big scores. With the beginning of the second round of league competition, Woodland was swamped 3l-l9, and then the team lost two close games to Lodi and McClatchy. Hitting their stride again, the B s outfought Stockton for a l-25 victory to tie for the championship. In the play-off game with Lodi, the locals, behind l3-8 at half time, came back to tie the game at 23 all and then win in the overtime 25-24, and with the victory they became the C. I. F. champions. TEAM Back Row-Left to Rig'htfJoni- Koshiba. Murry Maynard, John Barrett. Bob Scliet-ds, John Pvaslev, Bob Binghain. Bob Lewis, Carlton Perrin, Bob Bodt-nhainvr, Tom Glaviano, Theron Phelps, Charles Gray, Kenneth Smith, Roy Camper, F. J. 1PopJ Brorsen, 'Tlieadore Jordan. 1 Front Row-Left to Right-llliirvin Dvlbncialil. Rudy Misculin, Elwood McCloud, Stanley Glay. Burri-it, Smith, Don Donaldson, Bill Sheridan, Masatoshi Watanabe, Roy Flogio. The action shot below shows Theron Phelps scoring in the Pop Brorsen, one of the best liked coaches in the school, first game with Stockton, which we won 34-14. under whose guidance and coaching the B s attained the Robert McKenzie Page One Hundred Twenty-Four A Track Team Top Row-Reading from Left to Right-Coach Vasco Pueci, Jim Sims, Bill House, Don Follette, Royal Miller, Carleton Perrin, Tom Couch, Jack McClure, Pete Kockinas, Jack Crittenden. Bob Howell. Tom Cook, Gene Bernhardt, Jack Faragher, Chris Rocklinas, George Douglas, Head Track Coach Tom Weems. Second Row-Reading from Left to Right-Ross Burnside, Ralph Broc. Bob Michell, James Morris, Orville Linder, Richard Nystrom. Greg Kondas, Jack Jones, George Littefield, Ed Wristen, Stewart Yates, Ray Syas. Bottom Row-Reading from Left to Right-Al De Martin. Assistant Manager, Howard Overhouse, Frank Zuccaro, Mario Ceresa, Jim Hamilton, Neill Sheridan, Jack Reed, Scotty Bingham. George Hewitt, Manager. 25:2 B Track Team i op Row-Reading from Left to Right-Nick Piacentini, George Cook, Al Reid. Jim McF'all, Bill Sheridan, Don Donaldson, Howard Takao, Tom Kitagawa, Bill Smith, Joseph Hader, Earl Struve. Second Row-Reading from Left to Right-Burnell Chardi, Kenneth Lyons, llick Fuller. Carl Humphrey, George Smith, LeRoy Burdick, Vernon Gill, Roy Camper, Earl Syas. Front Bow - Reading from Left to Right - Bob Shied, Jone Kasheba, Robert Castro, Al Rowbottem, Ray Manary, James Roy, Jim Psihopedas, Peter Thomas. Coach Tom Weems, a great track coach with a wonderful understanding of boys. lCoach Weems is beloved by all the boys of his team and it is easy to see why most of his teams are champions.l The Dragon's track season this year was a huge Stockton 685 to 44M, swamped Placer 88 to 24 'he first meet ever to be had with Lowell l-ligh, in Woodland High then fell to defeat 89 to l4. We VlcClatchy, and Lodi, and the San loaquin dual meet iollowed by winning the C. C. H. S. A. L. and then as a fitting conclusion, we won for the fourth 1 :onsecutive year the Northern Section CIF championship. if 'ai success. Starting off with dual meets, we crushed 5 agiidjthumped McClatchy 64 to 39. Then came fi 5 which we were defeatted by a score of 7l to Sl. I X 'Q next took the Big Four meet against Stockton, c' - N. from Modesto by a score of 55 to 49. This was 'R 'A -XX X Page One Hundred Twenty-Five 'V Howmnn 0v1sRHousr: fPdz.z vwxfrl i Track Ed Rowbottom ,,,..v,,,,,,.... Point maker in the broad jump 880 Yd. Relay Team, Bingham, Syas, Hamilton and Couch Neill Sheridan .....,,,.. Broad jump and football throw ace lack Crittenden and George Littlefield ,,.,,. Two fine milers Howard Overhouse .,........,,..,V,..,.,,,,,,,,,.Y Fine pole vaulter jack jones ....v,,,,,......,,,,,,..,.,...,... Low and high hurdle ace Below--The start of the l2O high hurdles against Mc- Clatchy in which lones and Yates of the purple and white took first and second respectively. CENTRAL SECTION C. I. F. CHAMPIONS This year's A baseball team, led by Captain George Mojica, is one of the best teams the Dragons have ever had. They went through ZO games losing one and tying one. The victories include the freshmen ot U. ot California and St. Mary's and the Placer and Sacramento junior College. The outstanding pitchers tor this season were George Nlojica, Vernon Davey and Bob Hale. Leading batters were Iohn Parino with an average ot 4l3, Bruce Edwards, 380g and George Massi, with 364. These were closely followed by Moiica, Glaviano, Legatos, Pal- ermo and Latino. VARSITY Bottom Row-Vince Latino, Harry Waldf-mar, George Mojica, John Parino. Bruce Edwards, George Massi. Sam Legatos. Loyd Hendricks, Bill Griffith. Top RoWaCoach, Ed Combataladeg George Babirli. Vernon Davey, Jack Blilor. Bob De La Vern, Ned Pedisirli, Frank Schmittgen. Bob IUNIOR VARSITY Bottom Row-Jack Armstrong. Ed Davis. Harold Taylor, Tony Plescia, Paul Pedono. Hal Leighton, Stan Madden, Mike Radon. Joe Brus- cia, Manager. Top Row+C0ach. Jim Flynn: George Raniieriz, Stanley Boyd, Kern Kono, Harry White. Al Lewis. Nick Raviotta, Jack Codrnan, Paul Artian, Ray Bettanini. Frank Bowa. Jim Hodges, Coach Ed Combatalade. Hale. Paul Palermo. Asa Briggs. Manager. -'nf riffs.:-lan .- g i il.n +, nm.-i1i Lawful W1 1. ml 1i.umm: fn- l l l l Lv . Crew This year our crew has enjoyed a very successful season, winning for the first time in tive years the traditional trophy, the tombstone. Although our junior varsity crew won the tombstone trophy from Alameda, our varsity shell has won the State championship by defeating the bay school shells and junior College second and third shells. Top Row-Left to Right-Crawford Reilly, Blair Moss. Philip Brooks, Harney Wilson, Darwin Wilcox, Gordon McCall. James Long, Bob Reade, Bob Roper, Roger Swain, Stanley Morris. Jack Moss, Dick Gary, Bob Hillan. Insert-Ralph Pritchard Second Row-Left to Right-Ed Gibson, Jack Stack. Bob Loehr. Varsity Boat-Left to Right-Bob Loehr, Roger Swain, Bob Roper, Bob Reade, James Long, Gordon McCall, Darwin Wilcox, Harney Wilson, Philip Brooks. Page One Hundred Twenty-Nine Minor Sports Tennis-Loft to Right-John Williams, Gonfi Johnson, Javk Davis, Fred Costales. Tumbling-Left to Right-Louis Cvrvsa,GefnvJol1nson.V0rnon Cooley, Mario Corosa, Warron Brinson. fB:u:k Rowl-Ed Jonvs, Goorgo Douglas, Bill Thielen. Skiing-Front Row Left to Right-Gvorgo Littlefield. Roland Robortv, Sponsor John Bittnrsr. Back Row-sLc-ft to Right-Howard Hyde, Royal Miller, Van MUKM-, Bill Noacck. Skier-John Bittner. G-olf-Loft to Right-Milos Mr:Clfilland, Jack Wilson. Wally Jones. Swimming Team-Top Row, Loft to Right-Bob Stove-nson. Phillip Anapolskv. Bob Frisbm-4-, Bob Boclrinlmmor, Paul Lowis, Arthur Hoft. John O'Neil. Marvin Peyton, Jim Sodvrland, George Modnll, Staples Englus. Robvrt Taylor. Bottom Row loft to Right-Louis Cewosz-1, Everett Richardson, Herb Lyon. Chalmers West, Elinor Reblum, Ernie Board. Ed McCloud. Bill Thiolvn. Gordon Andre-ws, Jerry Hanagan. .Archery-Don Yost displays his archery skill. Pago Om- Hundrvd-Tliirty Outstanding Girl Athletes Center Picture' Frances Wight. Out- standing all around athlete who broke all -9144, existing Sacramento High School records in obtaining l5OO honor points in girls athletics. Lett, Top to Bottom-I. Helen Curley- Helen has been rated high in the National Tennis Association matches, captured the city's mixed doubles and women's singles titles tor 1940. 2. Phyllis Laniger-A threat to all bad- minton players. 3. Betty Brown-A young aspirant to Robin Hood lurels. 4 Alice Petta Outstandin baseball - Q S player. Right, Top to Bottom-l. Barbara Wil- lits-Captain of the runner up hockey team. 2. Marie Verdina-Captain of this year's championship volley ball team. 3. Elaine Christman-A golf champion of no mean abilir y. 4, Pat Woodburn--President of the Merry Mounted Riding Club. proud possessors of the hockey crown. Row One-Upper Picture Lf-ftfllvft to Right4Lillabelle Hamill. Marie Vordina. Frances Wight. Captain. June Walker. Row Two-Left to Right-Phyllis Laniger. Josephine Roche Florence Wight. Row Three-Standing-Loft to Rig'lit-Alice Pvtta. Evelyn Redman Elaine Algivr. Florence Wight was hockey manager. Hockey Approximately fifty girls found out why shin guards are used when they reported to Miss Helen Pearl for hockey roll call early in November. Amid the shrleks and screams of sideline spectators the invincible Wildcats, captained by Frances Wight, battled their w ay to victory by the score of 4 to 3, thus becoming the Upper Picture Right--La-ft to Right-Alice Lanigor, Frances Vvglilit. Phyllis Lunigar, Alice Petta. Ruth Peaslee. Barbara i itts. Bai'kground--MarjoriiX Allen. Miss Helen Pearl. Lower Picture, Left to Right-Annie Marasovich. lVIarjorie Allen. Cecelia Sugar. F'lOl'l'I1f'i' Wight, Phyllis Laniprvr, Mary Smith, Eleanor Peaslee, Pauline West. Alice Lanig'v1'. Frances Wight. Marie Richardson. Page One Hundred Thirty-Two Na..--5 aw. a ,W Basketball Miss Evelyn Postle sponsored what will go down in the annals of Sacramento l-ligh School as its most successful girls' basketball season. An enthusiastic group ot one hundred girls completed a fast round robin tournament which saw the Pot Shot team, captained by Cecelia Sugar, crowned champions, To top oft the season, a group of women teachers, captained by Helen Swantner, challenged the champions and won the game by a score ot l3 to 6, much to the chagrin ot the vanquished students. Top Right--Lf-ft In Right - Annu Slzuiivh. I-If-xi-rly Hzmse-11, In-one Lanfri. Viviun Gadv. Fluwxtw VVig'lit. Fl'i1I1t'1'S Wight. .Ivan Pvarson, Josfrphini- Rm-he-. VVill:1 Mm- Slzilt-y. Lillistn Rude-ll. Lower Left Lf-1't to Rigllt Vivian Gurif-. l lUl'4'llC'l' Wight. 'rllvllllil Larson. Esthi-1' l4ZlI'Sltl1. Jiisi-pliinv lim-lit-. .Ivuu Pvztrsoll. Willzt Mm- Staley. Lvoni- Lz1ul'l'i. Lower Right - Imft to Right--.Inst-pliixnt Riwliv. Aliw- Pvttzi. Shirley Ali'Xz1I1di'r'. I,m'z1il1-- Ilatvill. Tlii-lmzt l42ll'SUIl. LQ'1'lPll4' llll111lI'l'tl Tliirty-Thix Badminton The early part ot September saw one hundred and titty enthusiastic badminton tans report to Mrs. E. Combatalade for roll call. A last doubles tournament was immediately organized. The result of the tournament saw Alice Petta and Frances Wight emerge the victors and title holders. Immediately upon completion of the doubles tournament, a tournament in singles was arranged. Competition was keen, but Barbara Willits showed her prowess and championship ability by trlumphing over her adversaries and becoming the proud possessor of the badminton singles crown. Middle-Cecelia Sugar, Phyllis Laniger Left-Barbara Willits Alice Petta, Frances Wight Riglit--Alice Pi-tta. Frances Wight Page One Hundred Thirty-Four Baseball - Beulah Eton Velma Briggs Upper Left - Upper Right - - - Thelma Larson Laura Anna Stanich Lower Left - H 3115011 Alice Kairns Velma Briggs Lower Right - - Potential Babe Ruths aplenty turned out for baseball roll call this spring. Miss Mary lane Tyler, coach, had some very good material to work with, and some very promising stars were born. The tournament was late in getting started but turned out excep- tionally well. Some of the more promising stars were Alice Petta, Thelma Larson, Anna Stonich, and Velma Briggs. Page One Hundred Thirty-Five Top Left ----- ---- M iss Post1e's Class Top Right -------- Miss Pearls mixed group Lower Loft - Helen Gurley, Anita Lawson, Lower Right - - - - Anita Lawson Vivian Gado. Shirley Smith Helen Gurley Archery While archery is yet a comparatively young sport at our institution, it is never the less a popular one. There are at the present time approximately two hundred students participating in the sportg and recently upon popular demand of the students, a mixed class of and girls was started. This change indicates the interest men are taking toward this form of recreation all over the world. Tennis Because all tennis classes have been disbanded for the present time, the newly formed tennis club took over all school tennis activities for girls. This club has become extremely important in keeping active tennis participants in competition. Page One Hundred Thirty-Six 151 1. .-mv I lffffbff' W 'm..., 2, ZF' 4 ff. ' ye My., ,fx fi? , ff , ff X V lj, gg, 4, f swf ggi Z yn! N22 3.3 Z. Wi -f,f.,3, J J Q, 5 ,L Ri x C 1 5 3? mm 6 3 NvA W? i x My gm , x 1.2. , .. ,J H . .Y Q V ' LS A 5. 1, , . W, ,k Www. . V ..., 4 , 'Q 'af 1 ' 'M H' '- i ' 'W . f V 1 : f A .,,. g -V -I f A M -N . g, lk Vg I agar - ,. M ..,. 2 .- A PQ 'if 5 V, 1,6 . Q QJ , ' f Q ., 3,1 A .2 5. xx ,B 5 A 9 t' V riff' pup A.aJLb.u HLQQM. wwcl. MABM Cav-.naj amd. Efhcii Un cqfzfrzaaiafion To those whose work has brought us this book, we extend our thanks Silvius and Schoenbackler, who made the cover and binding Mr. james Hammett who took all the senior pictures and groups Mr. Lloyd Sweetman, who took all snaps and was on hand at all times to cover necessary school events The Capital Press, who did all our printing The Alta Engraving Company, who engraved our pictures The members of the faculty who cooperated so well, and especially our sponsor, Miss Altha Crowley, who has done a great deal of work Mr. Coffs classes who have typed our material All students who have aided us in many ways, especially Ray Todd whose art work in the book includes the cover, the ln Memoriam page, and division drawings The Review Staff. 019.1 SCH014 Qi -ff 'IEEE ' M92-4' 1939-40 'wffsassocimxml 111:51 urwnaias zu.: . 111' V Ax Hina - ' sm. -zwn...-.,.,...-. 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