Sacramento High School - Review Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1944 volume:

, x Si . b f5? W: '12 AUTOGRAPHS 4 'NVz fs A351 ? vggffffax Q25 gg? A k5WfgQ1QQ5APHS Mfffa, N k,,. kilfc Q Xif V M My 7, JW ZZMQQZKZ, ' QA, 5' ffiilfiffl X ESQ x XX X 555355, 1 Q W Wgffy 5 XSS Q L . -PM L, y f J 44225 C fa gwfdfff ,fm Ni 3 gg, ,fLfa,MLj2Af iJU X X V .Q 4 9 J M Wd Eff yyivxw-J W M5 W M3355 S Table of Contents A'Cappella Choir ACTIVITIES Basketball Rally Christmas Program Commencement Speakers Election Familiar Scenes Football Rallies Iunior Prom Pepperrette Bond Sale Red Cross Program Senior Ball Senior Play Sophomore Rush Spring Sports Rally Variety Show Attendance Office Autographs Band Board of Education CLASSES February Class of 1944 Officers and Council Graduates Snapshots Iune Class of 1944 Officers and Councils Graduates Snapshots February Class of 1945 Officers and Councils Homerooms Snapshots Iune Class of 1945 Officers and Councils Homerooms Snapshots February Class of 1946 Officers and Councils Homerooms Snapshots lune Class of 1946 Officers and Council Homerooms Snapshots February Class of 1947 Officers and Council Orientation Classes CLUBS Bowling Club Block S Society California Scholarship Federation Chemistry Honor Society Chinese Students' Club Christian Luncheon Club Civic Service Forum Honor Society French Honor Society 81- 99 92 88 83 88 87 91-92 82 82 88 90 86 85 89 90 84 94 131 100 5 17-67 17-26 17 18-24 25-26 27-41 27-28 29-39 40-41 42-47 42-43 44-45 46-47 48-54 48-49 50-52 53-54 55-59 55-56 57 58-59 60-65 60 61 -63 64-65 66-67 66 67 69-79 69 69 70 70 71 71 72 72 73 G. A. A. Hi-Y Math Honor Society - Merry Mounted Riding Club Nana Moma Club Pynx R. O. T. C. Association Saber and Rifle Club Safety Council Sigma Mu Taediferi Traffic Squad Comptro11er's Staff Counselors Faculty Mixed Chorus Orchestra Peppers and Pepperettes Fall Semester Spring Semester Portraits of Famous People Principal Purple Drill Registrar's Staff Review Staff R.O.T.C. Section Senate SPORTS Boys' Sports Baseball Basketball Golf Football Swimming Tennis Track Girls' Sports Archery Badminton Baseball Basketball Dancing Outstanding Girl Athletes Ping Pong Remedial Student Body Officers Fall Officers Presidents 1Fall and Springl Spring Officers Yell Leaders lFall and Springl Superintendent of Schools Supreme Court Vice-Principals White Drill Well-Known Seniors Around the Campu X-Ray Editors and Staffs 1Fall and Springl 7 3 74 76 76 77 78 77 78 79 75 75 74 93 8 9-11 99 100 102-103 102 103 80 6 101 93 97-98 104-110 79 111-129 111- 114- 111- 124 123 118 124 114 124 124 119-122 125-128 126 127 128 127 125 129 128 128 15 12- 13 12 14 15 5 16 7 101 68 95-96 ln Appreciation The Review staff wishes to thank the Sacramento Lithograph Company: Silvius 6 Schoenbackler, covers and binding: Meril Studios and Clarence Burkett, photography: Miss Edith Lawson, Review Sponsor: for their unfailing co-operation in issuing this annual. 11301 OUTSTANDING GIRL ATHLETES xx WJ! Francis Pina Rosalie Wyatt Mary Stath 'Ogg' rw. T7 4129y 1 ' J' -A-wfm..L2'ftW'fsm aim' Y 97 Mi , 14'HfliI5w BASEBALL If one should glance upon the activity field during the latter part of March or on a sunny day in April, he would see many girls very busily engaged in the ever popular game. baseball. The girls undertake this activity in full spirit and also have many happy times playing softball. PING PONG The klickity-klack of a ping pong ball echoes through the gym during class, any season of the year. Ping pong is played indoors, and although there is little running around, one needs to be very skillful in placing the ball. REMEDIAL Slumps, slouches and measurements are all corrected in the remedial department of the girls' sport division. Exercises of all sorts are employed in this class. Girls who desire to lose those extra pounds are usually found working very hard. 945' ...pa f ' c BADMINTON Badminton season is eagerly awaited by the girls every year. Badminton is played indoors and outdoors by qirls. Tournaments are held every Tuesday after school, and many of the girls have really become quite expert. BASKETBALL H271 One of the main activities taking place in the girls' gym during winter and early spring, is the exciting game of basketball. Girls in every gym class form teams and hold tournaments. ln order to win it is necessary that the girls have perfect team work and skill in handling the ball. Q, .1 1 pglrm. ,..,g11- ...X Y -F' 4 . -v f, 313' g ll? . s x ,X , ' 4, x 1? - . L ,,.,V f Q , K 5, in-..r.. ARCHERY Standing, thinking, drawing, aiming, holding and releasing are the six steps taken before the arrow reaches the target. Archery classes are the most popular in the department, Arch- ery takes place on the activity field in the fresh air, on sunny, dry days. Not only is it health- ful, but the girls enjoy trying to gain high scores on their score cards. Archery is an ancient sport which becomes more and more popular as the years roll by. HOCKEY R 5 X if-rf' . , K X is , . f , X . . ,- if l -1 S , i 1 , ' 'R ies xl J ' ' lip M in-'Z ' 1' 1 Z 'll 84 lf F j ,LAN X iw rf Q: +1 Wwwtf ffwhikd g A K My A it grimy f 1 it 1 ' rc , r y , 94 V rn . 1 lf in . , :'. if , fa it -. in f,.'i -f .. ' if V , I 'wiivlhlvwia ' by h .2 35 fg,a'nf4,l1? ', Ta-f f l A , , 'r wg. ' ' ffl- --Q- P Every fall on a clear day, one is able to find a good, fast moving game of hockey in full swing. Hockey is a game offering many thrills and much excite- ment. The theme of the game is to manuever the ball through the opponents' goal. Indeed, it takes skill to have a winning team, 1 26 Rudolph Salazar Daniel Zutano Bob Foster Frank Costello, Foone Louie Sylvan Ananpolsky Eh Bekeus Bully Dye Don Luttrell, Dirk Nichols, lack Travls TENNIS lack Watson Larry Knedel GOLF Bryant Page Bob Dorian 11233 Varsity Baseball Top row llef! to nghtj Dave Smith Don MacCracker Eddie Chaqulca Russel Grove Bob Rodness Dexter Llnck lm Donan Dave Sarroco Alex Muxrhead First row Coach Fltzlce Henry Clark lack Gordon Bull Barley Bob Lee Junlor Varsity QQ' Top row lleft to rlghtl Rrchard Webber Jerry Losser David Miles Ben Nord Walter Parsons Bill Stewart Fred Hoeger Albert Cassclman Carl Mugford Nell Mahoney Albert Snlva Dominick Gundera Bxll Gay Stewart Wood Ronald Cary Frank Gay Second row Coach Iohn Vukovrch Bxll Wardell David Lane Myron Basso Gene Bllllngs Myron Kmg Bob Nelson Bob Kent Bob Krum lack Tuler Perry Beaver Daryl Anderson First row lack Gordon Bxll Cuthbert George Rasmussen lack Richards llm lVlcAndrews Walt Swedman Ioe OKeefe Duck Wagner Bob Lee Bob Sleffanr A ' gg - Q we . . V i ryyy yr .M ,Q C B and C TRACK A Top row Haney Long Edward Wong Bob Dorman Soaky Lee Allan Pollard Danrel Valde Leslre Heffelfnnger Second rov. Elmer Thomas Sxdney Mumm George Gam ack Hltchcoclt VValt Betschart Ralph Walker Phnl Nelson Leonard Keene Szexc Londc qa Laason Adams ohn Fanght Bxll R1se Gcra'd Rxchmond Bob Nlunx 1 l1 Duck Fea FIISI row Ed Burt Chuck Reynolds Roger Cole Bob Bone Rey Wensker nm McManus Ken Savoxe Clarence Mccallson Raymond Gulllon Don Russell ack Rogers Wlllle ones Ven Yo Louie Ken lVlcKn1ght The Dragon B track team has proven to be one of the top teams rn the conference ln the flrst meet wlth Auburn the B team defeated Auburn 75 31 At the San Iuan meet the tracksters suffered a close defeat losmg by only 3 pomts ln the Auburn Invrtatlonal the Dragons came out second to San uan agam As the Review goes to press nt IS belxeved that ln the next meet the B team w1ll be able to beat San uan and will be champlons even though therr record ns agamst them No matter what the outcome the team and the coaches feel that xt wrll be a very successful season 122 5, ei' fri , . Bill Powell, Dan Savage. Clarence Syas, Ray Benhrook. . , ., ' r,n. '. ',' ., . . . :'c, , ' . t l V l -1 - - l 213 4 Af' l 3 1yvvu3vL7i,v WLS., J 1 . 1, I . 4' . Vernon Luce 'X' Q P5 . '.. 4 - af' S -.44 ' - -.gl - -42--. ' , ,f' , 'Drk-lf' ' ,-4 K ' I-A -- - .,,. N A . . ,ite . ,, Elmer Dennis 'Bill Rase and Bill Vogel v 1, .TQY ' ' I I 'I ', 5 1 Fl 35 J 1 5 il Leonard Bua Iohn Newsome and Stephen Taylor le,-ry Rlchmond 1120 ei 1 , , 5 1 'QYA .f I , 4- ' 5 e ' -. G' H A 3-,Zeng , I - ' . . A V I - ' ,Q N . f A, . J ' l 'V ff -.. R ' , I V ' ' A . 3 . ,-gs. ' ' Q.. U- - ve. ' 1 -' ' - 4 A J 1 . - -. ' , r - ' M 1 - 'te . 1119 A TRACK Opening the season with an lnterclass meet, the Sacramento Trackmen be- gan a fairly successful season. Approximately one hundred boys turned out for the events and many made a good showing. Coach Weems predicted a strong team with most of the strength in the dashes. In the field events the only strong event showing up so far, is the pole vault. For the first meet of the year the Dragons traveled to Auburn for a dual meet. ln the first half, Auburn seemed to be walking away with all of the events, but with a saving surge of strength, the Sacramento A team captured the meet 55 to 49. In the B division there was no question but that Sacramento had a better team. The B team secured a 71 to 31 victory. Placer won the class C competition by taking the last event, making the score 31 to 28. ln a practice meet with San Iuan, the following week, Sacramento won the A division, but lost in the B and C classes. Then, in the biggest meet of the season, the Dragon A's placed second against thirteen other schools at the annual Auburn lnvitational. All in all, it is conceded that Sacramento made a creditable showing. A 'TRACK TEAM - il Top row Glenn Mlllage Charles Evans Bob Woods Fred Wear Vernon Luce Iesse Mac as lohn Ne some Oscar Gracida Duke Jackson Frat Frank Sampson Leo ard B a Elmer Dennis Bill Greer Stephen Tayl r Buzz McCard .. .. . , Q ... A : ' . . . . . i . w . i row: . n u , ' . A . o . . B BASKETBALL Top row oe Matranga oe O Keele Walter Betschart Pete Smurr Ed Wong Bob Dorxan Walter Parsons amos Ionce Bob Nelson lm McAndrews Bob Fewer Coach Pop Brorsen Fxrst row Walter Pong Wmg Fa! Charlxe Wong Deno Paoln George Stanlch Gus Heuntz Rrchard Nelson Wah Yee C BASKETBALL X gnu Nb nm McManus Prank Hue oe OKeefe lxm MacAndrcvus Bob Foster Foam: Lorne Walter Betschart George btannch 1 I ,I ' , ' ,,,' , ., I .. ,l' . . , . ll ll 'f L p vw, ll :I O '- 1. A ns 'f- 1 Hader helps Burke score Mlllage stops a McClatchy man Hader IS ln there agam Iohn Newsome if Elmer Denms I Leno Gramco Q If in 4 I 7 Coach Pop Brorsen Hader and Mlllage hght for the ball Dexter scores agam H16 Glenn Millage Dexter Linck l1I5l I944 Varslty Basketball Team C Chd 9 MlWkl A BASKETBALL With several flrst strmg players from last year s team the Sacramento bas ketball team yourney through a hnqhly successful season In the flrst few games of the year the Dragons defeated Folsom txuce Then for the fnrst tnme nn twenty seven years the team beat Stockton 32 29 Wlth the victory over Stockton stnll rlngmg rn their ears the Dragon fxve defeated the Valleyo team 28 25 Thls game wlth Vallejo had a great sngnlfncance because Valleyo was the champ on of the Bay Area In the last pract1ce game Stockton xnfhcted the fnrst defeat on our team by a 31 20 score Begmnmg the fxrst ser1es of league games the Dragons defeated Placer 34 20 Grant 30 28 Woodland 37 31 and McClatchy 33 26 In the second ser1es of league games the team met a few dlffxcultxes After we defeated Placer 37 32 and Woodland 34 21 Grant showed surprnsmg strength and secured a 35 to 26 vrctory Then McClatchv seemed to out do themselves and handed the Dragons a 51 to 32 defeat Thls defeat gave McClatchy a txe for the flrst place wxth Sacramento In the play off game our team could not keep pace wlth the Llons and lost 34 20 Although the Dragons dxd not wnn the Cham pronshrp they made a fme shovung The games brought out many outstand 1ng players The ones deserving the most praxse are ake Hader Dexter Lmck and Glenn Mlllage all of whom played outstandxng games a Top row: lleft to rightl oach Pop Brorsen, Bob a wick, Merle Doucl. Glenn Milla e, Leonard Burke. Dexter Linck, lohn Newsome, c in eman. First row: Dave Sorrocco, Mickey French, Elmer Dennis, Stan Gabbert, Kurt Stubbs. Leno Granico, lake Hader ll ll . . l , . 'A . I c ' A FOOTBALL Fourth row Elmmr from Ben Nord Bryant Page Rnhard Bowd Ralph Nelger bum Pins: Bob Vlncenr Mgr Thlrd rov. Riy Lrusly Funk Sampson Leonard Bua Cirl Vmmg Leonard Burke Fd Donebedlan Carl Rhoades Curl Fennel Second row Blll Crecr Bob Wnller lrwlng Nason Allen Ste cns Bexerly lVls:Card Jim Dorian Bxll Barley First row Coach lom Weems Glenn Mxllage Howard Snmmermauher Lharles Evans oe Klme Daw: Smith ohn Hanlon Roy Burnham Coach ohn Vukovlch ' B ' FOOTBALL Thrrd row George Matheuson George Kondos Carol ohnson Doug McKmney Ted Hxnshau lack Hntchcock Mlkc Burke Tom Fuulk Harvey Long Second row Lawson Adams Morse Brandon Phul Merlmg Duck Fra Bob Nelson Elmer Thomas Waller Betscharl Furs! row Bob Brown Dommxck Guxdera Foone Louxe Ed Wong ll ll I - - ' I A I I , 2 4 I l I I . V . ,I Iohn Hanlon LeOI'l8l'd B113 am ans' Kline Over for a Touchdown - McClatchy. 1 . ' A rm ' -V g . ,Ag 'xi , 'y 'A Z a ' , lim Dorian Howard Zimmermacher Bob Willet V far Q .1 3 Go On Ioe - McClatchy C ll ll A FOOTBALL Iohn Vukovich Tom Weems Backfield Coach, Lili? Coach This year the Sacramento Dragons were faced with more than the threats of opposing teams. Many eligible players were .either working after school or had left for the armed forces. ln the first two games of the year, the Dragons overwhelmed the Lodi Flames 20-0, and then ac- counted for a favored Woodland team 7-6. Two games to the good the Purple and White were next downed 39-6 in a game with the unbeatable team from Stockton, who later beat Grant for the San loaquin Conference. The game with Stockton proved to be only the first in a series of defeats. For next McClatchy edged out a 7-0 heart breaking score. Then Grant trounced the local boys 24-6 in the first game and 37-0 in the second game. Thanksgiving day and the Dragons met the Mc- Clatchy Lions. In one of the most thrilling games of the year, Sacramento lost I3-12. Ending the season, the Dragons traveled to Woodland and suffered another defeat to the tune of 13-12. Buzz lVlcCard Irving Nason Dave Smith f Y . -- Y g n From lim to Glenn via Airways-Grant Glenn Millage H12 Roy Burnham FOOTBALL Stevens Charles Evans Whoa Grant B111 Baxley Frank Sampson Ioe Klme A Needle m the Haystack McClatchy x ll ' rf. x aff ' 'X Xfx Ta L6 NX 1 ' f . I -I , -Q . V NX A ,f f 5 fl I ' 5 1' nl xx-an M fi KM The ROTC lIlSt3ll3tlOl'l of new commlssxoned and non C0mm1SSlOnQd offxcers held xn the Oak Park Club House Ianuary 24th 1944 T Sgt Frank Luke has just recexved hrs warrant A group of well known people at the dance followmg the m stallatnon Cadet Lt Col Tom McKeever Betty Ford Lt Col Plchel Cleo Starbeck and Lt Col Walter Buehler of McClatchy Reserve Officers Trolnlng Corps 1 his year the Urut as usual has done excep tlonall well m all of xts act1v1t1es Part1cul'1rly m rnfle marksmanshlp ln the annual lntercollegxate Trophy Matches competmg wlth frfty other teams ln the Western states the Sacramento Hlgh R O T C team took fnrst place 3648 pomts were scored out of a posslble 4000 The team conslsted of Phrl lller1ch Coleman Mc Grath Gene Garret Meredxth ones George ackson Gordon Skoglund Rlchard ones Bob Phlllnps LaMar Brmer Bob Keenan Bob Schnauss Chew Enn Lee B111 Horman Don Halstead and Pharo Phelps The Hearst Trophy team also took flrst place A new Commandant of Cadets Staff Ser geant Alfne Matlock replaced SfSgt Hersh and has already become a famrllar fngure ln R O T C actrvxtxes He ns lxked and respect ed by all ln the past the R O T C has done a splendxd ,ob m lf1St1lllI1Q ln the cadet the quall txes of a good cltxzen and the qualnflcatlons of leadershlp and wlll contmue to do so m the future H10 Tl I AL l Vff4 .. 1. , g 1 sq ,- 3, ki T .. 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A Precision The efflcnency of a umt Cadence The ,Q o 'N J Ouix s 4 H I .2 91 ,.,.1--M-M ,,....-a-w . ..-.Q 1 2 rat fy xv 'U U 'shis ' A ww .,a.:.a.: lgsazznsir '!7I1ll9alll 1 l SPRING SEMESTER STAFF, 1914 Cadet Officers: Lt. Colonel Phil lllerich, Captain lack Miller, Major Everett acflvnles are Planned' Uldall, Master Sergeant Gilbert H. Gordon, Major Coleman McGrath. Battalion Headquarters where all battalion information is recorded and all M--as If r- Sacramento Semor High ROTC Rifle Team . J? 3 xhffwius Sitting Position Anti Aircraft Kneeling Posntlon 1106 r . 3 A ., A ...-gr, P: f. ' , , . V.: rv +V - . , V. .. ,I 5? ' A , .. J.'.s-Aff. ' HOSI .tr FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS Top row: lleft to rightl Lts. Cvus Poulos, Steve O'Dcll. Jackson Hargis. Norvan Travis, Gorden Skcglund. David Applegate. lack Miller. Claude Hess. Third row: Lt. Col. Tom lVIcKeever, Malor Don Miller, Lt. Earl Halliday, Capts. Everett Uldall, Phil Illerich, George Iackson, Joe Valdez, Lt. Iohn Slaughter. Second row: Lts. Iuyfe VVarnke, Marv Lou Anderson. lorry Lee Rich, Lee Ann Manby. Margaret Gerbi, First row: Sergeant Alfie Matlock. Capts. Dorothy Santos, Gertrude Iones, Barbara Du Hain, Lt. Col. Betty Ford. Major Betty Lou Curson, Capts. Icanne Cannon, Pat Toomey. E I I E a I I I. ,. ii I I SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Top row: Kleft to right! Lt. Ted Ringlc, Lt. Cvcne Garrett. Lt. Allen Grey. Lt. Ben Thomas, Lt. Bob Phillips. Lt. Gus Poulos, Lt. Claude Hudson. Second row: Lt. Iohn Slaughter, Lt. Dan Yee. Capt. Claude Hess. Lt. Stun: O'DelI, Capt. lackson Hargis, Lt. Norvan Travis, Capt. George lackson, Warrant Officer Andy Whitaker. First row:: Lt. Col. Phil Illerich, Maier Everett Uldall, Maior Coleman McGrath, Capt. lack Miller. e FFICERS TRAINI 11 2. Q .ff ,f 'N 5 gi LT. COL. Iames PICHEL TOM MCKEEVER PHIL ILLERICH P. M. S. 8 T. Cade! Col, First Semester Cadet Col.. Second Semester V- 11031 Pepperettes Spdng SPRING OFFICERS ,EAN VOGT President GON FONG Secretary PEPPERS Spring SPRING OFFICER President -we . , . i 4 if Jr 'Tgw Fl 5 fl' f I vsi? .ffl 6' ' qi ' i 25253 S l f . t Q I '51 ' ef PISI . F , I 1 I I fi I Top row- Iacqut-lvn Gualco. lean Percival. Marcia Blair, Mary Todrdnk, Second row: Miss .Icxxcl VViseman. lean Vogt. Carolyn Hnrnhostcl, Marilvn Mcclinttwek, Dorothy Ahbett, Naomi Peterson, Yxonm' Bradshaw. First rovx Gun Fong. Gloria Schenk, Kay Garvin Kim Fong. Marilyn McKt-nzie. Betty Tait. Top row: George Liviakis. David Applegate. Bob Crum. Leland Sclhy. Don Pucida. Second row: Albert I.ee. Robert Schnauss. Dale Darragh. lxm Hardy, Gilbert Gordon. lim Walsh. Fritz von Gildron. Bill Rase. First row: Mr. Edward McGrath. Vernon Luce, George Giles, Langley Erickson. Gle f,' 1.1, -'ga I L L, I' 2 fi 4 ,ff . .5 if-S44 W L-335' Q , 3X x' ,ryb- nn Millage. lerry Lesser v 3 1 vt V, . . - . 1 Fava' First row: Bette Bothne. Second ro Back row: Nancy McLaughlin. Miss Wiseman, Lorraine Lawton. Third row: Marilyn Wachhcvrst, Penny Fong, Doris Fallon. Second row: Barbara Tait. lean Schalc, Betty Gropp, Corrine Sumpter, Peggy Chadwick. Top row: Tom Audrain, lack Packard. Leslie McMeans, Bob Phillips. Third row: Pharo Phclps. Gcorge Giles. Paul Schmidt. lim Gualco. w: lim Abraham, Bob Brooks, Fritz Von Gcldrrn. Gerry Lannon. Mr. Edward McGrath. First row: Bill Bailey, lim Misfeldt, Daniel Yee, lack Miller. Alton Matthews. x 1 1 ' , K 43? w,s ,. Dorothy Buck, Gon Fong, Bem Holland. Merilyn McKenzie. Olympia Adams. Dclanc Young, Sponsor Pepperettes FaH OFFICERS BETTI HOLLAND President BEVERLY CATE Secretary DELANE YOUNG Historian PEPPERS FaH FALL OFFICER GERRY LANNON President 1102 110 Purple Drlll Back row Luella Brrtton Rachel York Wxlamac Brnstol Gayle Pulnfrr Lone Potrnc Lorraine Sclcul Left side of V lhaclc to front! Mary Vecchio Anita Bettencourt Roberta Morrm lean Goree Betty Meade Katle Svtharosch Maru' Parker lvv McMakxn Betty White Betty Bolle-ta Fltanor Wnqht tL.nmm1nderl point Rxght sxde of V lback to front! erry claclch Florence DeLolan Betty Fisher Norma Hinton locxe Llaxerella Leona Schneberger Leta Lumsdcn Mary Petrall Shxrley Nleger Ellen Daudsnn Lucnlle Crocker NlarxlvnLangl1n ? ' Back row Helen Lyon oycc Warnhe Glona Holly Pat Toomey Gerry Geist Elsxe Flrl-car oyce ones Left side of V lbaclc to front! Eleanor Knolee Ruth luchke Betty Brown Lee Ross: Rosemary Fralew Franuei Prltrhett Dolores Pritchett Roberta Wight Barbara Wyatt Loretta Milano Right sxdc of V lbaclz to frontl Sharon Haley Leona Carlion Leila Brubaker Ncna Ray Gertrude Boyce Betty Ann Ryan Dorothy Woody lerry Halverson Marlon DeMar Norma Metralfe Point of V Lexla Fisher lcommanderi ..-'A AV - ' ' ' 4 1 s l I 1 White Drill , L Q u . ll s ' ' 4 l , h 'I rl H ' . - f '- ' rl l - ORCHESTRA BA N D OO Mixed Chorus 99I A Cappella Cholr pc -fx Top row lleft to rlghtI Louis Roclrlque Janet Robertson Bob Mulltns crldxnt Denton Kennnth Brtvur Wxllut ones George Charlton lnheodore ohnson lldxxanl Wfsxxq Mrs Ida North Third row lna ohnson Wlnnllred Wxseman qhxrlev Turner Lau: 1 lwpv Brxerlx Rwllev Ceurqrx Mtilellnntl Beverly Wacholt Ruth Mae Steward bladw l'dnnhurq lda Ernst Norma Wlonq Flsxe Gonsalxes Gwendolyn Mcfune First row Dolores Pnrchett Rosalre Wyatt Marlene Marten Dons Duerr Ruth Ann Iohnson Vmlet Cherry holmes Faye Robmson Marlorxe Washburn ean Pnarrotta Murxel Felkv Alberta Shane Lorraxnc Betts-ntourt Frances Wlllnams Top row llelt to rlghtl Meredith ones Lawrence Vienna Helen Lynn Harold lhames nvrc nnu blen Pontlcelll Mrs lda North Second row Margaret Peterson Llaudxa Rust Barbara Mapes Lella Fisher Third row Vlvlan aynes Catherine Klein Leila Brubaker Rose Marv Frates Helen Wilson Betty Morrxs Enid Argantc Yuton Thompson Fourth row erry Halvorsen Marxan De Mar Roberta Morris Muna bummerulle lean Sebalc Ican Kmsey Roberta Wnght 5 . 3 . i I . I 1, . , I : Q . lf I Q . 5' I ' 3 a ' I I , I 1' - I , . f ' f ., .- vo . I n f -. , N I ., f av ' f' I , , ' I .' . ' ' . , . ' : I , ' ' '. , . A t . w 5' 2, I , ' A' . I . l h . f ' , Second row: Betty Rodriquez, Dorothy Thompson. Darlene Renter. Marnan Shrtver Nnrma Davies. Nancy Follette z . . I H , i I , . M I I ','- . f REVIEW STAFF MARGARET NAIFY Managmg Edxtor WM! GEORGENE WILLIAMS Edltor rn Chief 'S P Top rom lack Mumm Feature Xvnter Vernon Luce Boys Sports Edrtor Bob Tank-rsley Busmcss Manager Second row MISS Edmth Lavxson Sponsor Barbara Peargt Clad Editor Margaret Bc one Art Fdnor Beth Gleason Prcture Edltor Gcorgcne Wrllrams Edrtorrn Chr:-I lean Percnal Grrls Sports Edrtor can Vogt Class Edxtor Frrst row Dolores Stroh Prcturc Edrtor Betty Gropp Aasocnate Edrtor Kay Garvrn Assocrate Edrtor erry 97 Lee Rrch Layout Editor Bob Sweetman Claes Edrtor Margaret Nalfy Managrng Edrtor I 2? IE L E 'X 1 ' V age Q -A WM A- 4 ,A ,T,,A..4 lk, I 1 r , -a - 'f ., .' 'r I All -is-rs :Nff an I,' , qv K1 ' . V ,. lj '.: HK' JI: w ' : . ' ' : . ' ' : '. ' ' :I J It I : ' A I z .I , , A X-RAY STAFF K, 1. ff KENNETH BORCHERS Editor. Spring Semester f X Q Top row: Kenny Borchers. Fred Anderson, lim Warner. Bill McClintock, Mr. Merril Osenbaugh. Dixon Davev Boyd Kirk. Third row: Pat Doran. Gerry Geist. Mildred Cole. Susie Balmer. Theda Raley, Pat Tooney, loyce lonzs. Second row: Lois Porteous, Donna V.-iline, Viola Spcnfe. Lois Ramsey, Frances Damore, Shirley Berkeley. Gloria Cavros. Shirley lacobsen. First row: Dorothy Abbett, Kay Garvin. Marilyn McKenzie, Barbara Gillette. Adair Thrash, Barbara Corfee. Loraine Hutchinson. 196 9 -Nl X- RAY STA F F DORIS MAE WOOLFORD Editor. Fall Semester 291531 ' , will Top row: Elinor Davies. Kenneth Borchers. Fred Anderson. Bill McClintock. Pat Doran. Second row: Iosephlne Harris. Pauline Mesner. lean Iohnson. Donna Valine, Adair Thrash, Barbara Corfas Loraine Hutchinson. Shirley Berkeley. First row: Violet Fong. Lois Porteous. Dorothy Abbett. Viola Spence. Doris Mae Wrwolfnrd, Barbara Gillert Betty Reese. Kay Garvin. Phyllis Doyle. 5' , Attendance Office Staff Topro herD as MreSlsk h BcttyBthe DelnaDPato D y M er D thyHse P gay Scd 1 c c Q La Ia Lin y G p heCh a K te Etl M lMGre Medal awarded for three years perfect attendance Graduates of February 1944 with three years perfect attendance ENID ARGANTE PHYLLIS HIMENES CHARLES ROBERT McDONALD Graduates of une 1944 with three years perfect attendance fUp to date of publication j KATHERINE BRADY HAROLD GARFIELD LORAINE HUTCHINSON DEXTER LINCK GLORIA SCHENK 494 o W: Est em , ai i ovic , 0 n , i e r , oroth cn baker, oro a R Il, e A Swinney. e on row: Miss Lois Finn, Alma Martsovi h, Gloria LaFranco, All e Silva. Virlinia Howard, Nancy ' mp. Lili n ' daver. First row: Glad 5 ooch. So hie Nikakis, Anna Hurat, Sap 1 ristie, Barbar Bothne, Es her Gui rrez. he Vonah, rs. Annabe c eo g . I . f Registra r's Staff Compl'roller's Staff 931 can - y, Top row: lleft to rightl Chloe Thielen. LaVera Bales, Alice Lindberg, Hazel Larson. Second row: Gloria Artus. Lillian Belef. Carol Millard, Louise Laurenzi. Willamae Bristol. First row: Elizabeth Bier, Barbara Clawson, Bessie K, Burch, Patty Way, Gladys Muenlcs. Top row: lanet Rogers. Betty While, Earlene Cleveland, Martha Leesha. Lorraine Preston. Frances Damore, Doris Perryman, Kathleen Finnegan. Caroline Storz. Second row: Mr. Roblin, Kathryn Cladianious, Phyllis Himenes, Margaret Cress, Elaine Lombard, Mildred Cole, Marion Plummer, Mr. Burd. First row: Margaret Davore, Bernice Lloyd, June Brown, Glenyce Pack, Carolyn Forney, Pearl Ambler, Phyllis Newton, Norma Daniels, Marian Shriver. Betty Kent. M 'W 'r Scene at the cafeterxa candy counter Between classes Wu. I Martha Leesha who won the Revlew sales contest Amerlcans crowd to buy candy so for tunate for apanese weakens resxstance and creates fat Better enjoy now tlme commg soon when no sweets by order of apanese con querors No pnctures of students ln class rooms must never study Here amuse selves by run nmg up and down stairs QL 'Qi F I W0 v ,f rg A Jsvsw ,f Am so surprxsed at audacrty of Amerxcan enforcers of law to arrest honorable agent of lllustrlous apanese government Should keep ln mind consequence when thexr country lS captured But wnth thns apprehensxon by F B I I no longer honorable nor no longer spy Wrll serrously contemplate l'lar1 Kan 492 I : I .. . If I - I 4 ,HV V t ' ' J M l,1v1? ' ' I I .. I X .V ' l f: 'W fl 3 l glff' LS-l . l ' Q . I . ' . . l 1 ' 9 Y Iohn Gust Barbara m front of the clock Commodore Perry i Boy mdulgmg m famous apanese hobby but take plctures of pretty not Gear the master of poetry So SBCIIICQIOUS so bad I ---A mxhtary thmgs qae how Amencans do not appreclate art rxdxcule Homer Scene in Comptroller's office. Homer? SPRING SPORTS RALLY SPRING SPORTS RALLY 6433353 X xx 3 More rallles so bad these people don t ehmmate thxs ludlcrous hablt mm? Old apanese proverb Weak xmnds must have escape Below worthy 0 X dedncatlon to Red Cross for w1ll help the few apanese prxsoners taken by defendmg Amerlcan armxes if .1 Ben Thomas Red Cross Chalrman presentmg a S500 check to Mr Hlllard Welch of the Red Cross durmg the Red Cross program lean Vogt Merrnlyn Cloughley commmee mem bers and Dave Smith look on 190 1 - 2 N I 1 ' 3 - f . . ' . .. I U fx J' gl - YE lf 5 l ex '7'fQn pg V aw S - .A , as 9l '1-3 : E- fV'.Ff?Afi' V fi e Y 'gf1'5L - ' 2 ' Cos fs., This Sophomore Rush: much sense, so very needed, combines ly ff yoy and builds up weak cauca- ff l v . I , 'K1 YeQ'43-Vhfiffmfwgff . . n '4 'Lu 3 ' :tn.+g.,:L,gf.t,, Qggfl , 1 'Ki A sold bodies. .lwif Q my T?'3 Z-' i l 25fw'g9.,a Q W l if Q 15, 9 vw- f il U we .-mf Y 5, ..x'-y- , few-L,K'v,,?J Girls' old clothes race at Sophomore Rush. Greased Pole event at Sophomore Rush -Z ,wo Medicine Ball contest at Sophomore Rush. :Blix E Q UNITED STAT Pepperettes selling stamps and bonds Beverly Cate Here see gxrls conscrxpted to sell Umted States I War Bonds Has been known that gxrls glve klsses 2 for purchase of these msecure mvestments Com m mencement speakers mdlcatlve of whole natxon 5 much talk lrttle actlon Nw AGN Rally for the Placer basketball game. Ethel Thorsen. Commencement speaker. Ed Zberg, Commencement speaker. 188 ELECTION POSTERS AT THE POLLS lk So Notlce elaborate preparatlon for electron and change of leaders at bottom Better should have Emperor So sllly but so nxce for fearless protect ors of Greater East Asxa 9 9 U g ,X , mx A Anus. ,gpvv-am, Nw M,-. Tommy Hunt presenting the gavel to Dave Smith 2 T. S S S ll 1 X . - I I E 'j QM 'X p . K 1 42, A ,V K My ,fyL:n1!.'MWAL Grand March at the Semor Ball Cbserve healthy young men m clvxlxan at 3 txre Better should futxley protect thexr deca f dent natlon At bottom please observe what Amerxcans call Lnfe of Party 'X X 94111 Ioe Klme smgmg at the Semor Ball 'Q A group at the Semor Ball 486 ' U ' 'lI i7 In ,lull I f .....-. X .. . . .. 1 Q Q A . . . -4 - . , f ' X . . . . . F' Ek' K Q Q . A Best Foot Forward SENIOR PLAY SENIOR PLAY K' X, A Is It that brave Caucasxan falls at slght of allurmg lady? What wxll do when facmg advancmg apanese arm1es7 At bottom Amerlcans be more smart If bunld fortnfxcatxons mstead of stage sets Stagecraft class preparmg for Semor Play X fa? m ,j 'G R , . I 0 e.. ,,. By now can see that hon orable Amencans do much tlme makmg fools of selves serve So sorry for gay Amer xcans when country 1S mvaded B111 Rase and Paul Stone nn Glenn Mnllage and Stan Iohnson Varxety Show m Varxety Show VARIETY SHOW VARIETY SHOW FINALE 184 ,bs 39 Chrnstmas placard m showcase 'YH So mce so pretty but will cease when lllustrlous Toyo mhabxts honorable Whnte House Chonr members smgmg carols around Chrxstmas program the Chnstmas tree F Chrnstmas program . 1 lm I yi' Q A i 2 X, , I 'ir' ni, , X Q A f f f 5 2' gif 3 r . W V 'ill V w cr , 8 IACK MUMM BERTHA BETCHART Feature Writer Art Editor X-1, XIV' LE SPX Honorable Iapanese Spy commissioned October 4 to observe and report characteristics of American youth to Honorable Government of Rising Sun. Very interesting work-very puzzling to serious mind. Report follows: KATHRYN GARVIN BETTY GROPP Associate Editor Associate Editor Portraits of Famous People , 7' vi i 7 Xu? 44 4 f y ax ki, so f4 'x f fm! xx g oi. o ., X 5 A 1 ,. Q' , fy Mfg , f A f 'Q Vs 5 ,i J' A 180 Safety Council FALL OFFICERS EOE BROOKS President LOIS HIGGS Vice Prcsidrnl DELANE YOUNG Secrz-tary SPRING OFFICERS Lois H1005 President IACK MILLER Secretary SENATE FALL OFFICERS GEORGE RHODES President BARBARA MAPES Clerk SPRING OFFICERS IOHN HANLON President BARBARA DuHAIN Clerk 79J Top row: lleft to rightl lack Miller, lackson llargis, lack Packard. Bill Bittner, Paul Stone. lim Hardy, Bill Rase. Third row David Applegate. Vernon Luce. Tommy Hunt. Dirk Cohn John Hanlon. Bob Tankersley. Tom Mc- Keever, Everett Uldall. Second row VVK-lnda Sutherlanr. Rose Blake. Mary True. Mary Margaret O'Neal. lanet Hughes. Ruth Bierly. Margaret Burnett, Rita Kruse, Shirley Iensen, Lorraine Reiner. First row- Venetta Skrepetos, Delores Strob. Pearl Spiro. Harriett Denton. Barbara Pearce, Mary Dragash. Carolvn lohnson. Kathleen King. Patty larvis Charlotte Caldwell Miss Ivy Adell Rutter, 'I'op row- llc-It to right! Louis La Salle. lim Tracy. lack llayburst. lim Temple. Gilbert Foster. Bob Tankersley. Jim Walsh, Lyle Van Airsdale. Art Ellenson. Robert Clark, lack It-well. Thomas Reshke. Sixth row: Bill Hasman. Lysle Brown. Glenn Everhardt. Raymond Aztnol. Robert McCrea. Shelby Tougaw. Roger Doermer. Max Reno. Robert Churchill, Allan Pollard, Dave Sweetman. Filth row' Allen Iones. Fred Ringle. Keith Sowles. Don Messa. Arnold Rey. Harry Horns. VValter Enmart. loseph Sale, Bill Wilkinst-n. Robert Muck. Dick Saldine. Gerald Green. Fourth row: Pharo Phelps. Ted Diclcev. Ted Luiz. Alton Mathews. Bill Kramer. Gilbert Gordon. Steve Lockett. Charles Bradshaw, Charles Rhoby. Ira Richardson. Ierry Seay. Third row: Sgt. Alfie Matlock. Don Baqwell Melvin Havill, lack Packard. Tevis Glacltin. Chew Mon Lee Salvador Barajas, Delbert O'Connor. Don Procida, Wallace Wright. Ed De La Torre, Leslie McMeans. Second row: lack Mumm. La Mar Briner. Allen Gray. Bob McDonald. Robert Schnauss. Francis Perry. Stanley Plummer. Lawrence Hunter. Don Chamberlain, Harry Lambros, Frank Luke, Norman Pearce. First row: Claude Hudson. Russell Honka. Daniel Yee. Harold Garfield. Paul Schmidt. cv PYNX FALL OFFICERS BILI, RASIE President PA'l I'Y IARVIS Vue Pre-udent KATIILHIEN KING Sr'errt.irv JACK PACKARD 'lqreasurer SPRING OFFICERS IAMES HARDY President BILL Hl'l I'NliR Vue Presltlent IIARRIIYIWI' DENTON Sr-tretarv DAVID APPLEGATI2 'l're.usurt-r Saberand RHk:CHub OFFICERS lSpring and Fall! PHIL ILLERICH President TOM NEILSON Vice President BE'I'I'Y FORD Treasurer 178 i77l Nono Momo FALL OFFICERS DON WALLACE President ELLEN DAVIDSON Vice President ADELE REMINGTON Recording Secretary ROBERTA WIGHT Corresponding Secretary LOlS HIGGS Treasurer SPRING OFFICERS ELLEN DAVIDSON President BERTHA MUNZ Vice-President MON A RYE Recording Sefretary ALBERTA RIGGINS Corresponding Secretary CLAUDINE SNIDER Treasurer R. O. T. C. Association g x Top row: Chew Lec. Juan Leon. Leonard Burke. Don Wallace, Myron Basso, Bob Tankerslcy. Arthur Ellenson. Charles Bradshaw, Third row: Earline Baruher. Mariorie Anderson, Ruth Anderson. Vaula Demas. Ruth Briely, Myra Drihosl, Georgia Senl. Adele Remington. Second row: Alice Lindberg, Carolyn Forney. Penny Fong, Bertha Munz, Ellen Davidson, Mary Smithe, Barbara Wight, Lois Higgs, Ieanette lohnson. First row: Norma Hopkins, Claudine Schneider. lean Sebak, Dorothy Hudson, Carol Van Denburg. Betty Ann Ryan. Gertrude Boyce. Margaret Naify, Miss Edith Wilkins. Top row: llelt lo rightj Ernest Lindstrande, Don Wallis, David Miles, Herbert McDulfee, Dean Thomas, Bob Williams. Bill Baker, Grant Anderson, Loren Boyce, George Kaminisky, lim Abraham, Eugene Miller. Fifth row: Don Brooks. Charles Cherer. Bill Tillotson. Albert Hanley. lohn Strouch. Tommy Braz, Earl Williams. Dan Fuller. Bob Anderson. Kenneth Brewer, Bob Keenan, Iohn Burton. Fourth row: William Moore. Bert McDonald, Edward Williams. Philip Ohman. Daniel Radmanovich. Douglas Snider, Fred Lrmoine. Kenneth Brewer. Robert Brown, lay Bartmeso. Saturnio Mateos. Third row: Kenneth Austin, Allan Thompson. Dick Bergstrom. Don loncs, loe Cookson, James Becker. loc Cascorano, Langly Eriksen. Walter llart. John Ranlett, Second row: Tom Haig. Armen Kludiian, lohn Root, Arthur Horton, Toni Weeks, Geary Grimes. Ray Brockman. Walter Murphy. Ronald Buckley. Fred Bitnoff. First row: lim Teske. George Ostoua, Robert Sweetman, Derrick Wood. Byron Orser, lames Gildersleeve. lack Fong. Douglas Dupen, Dan Myers. Moth Honor FALL OFFICERS mu. Ill'I I'NIiR Ilrnwitlviit MARVIA BLAIR Vim- Ilrr-wilt-ni MARII.h'N VUUPIZR N-in-i.irv Bflli IJORIAN 'lin-.isiirvr DICK COIIN Nlaxtvr UI ifvrvmonlre IOIIN IIANLON Sergeant .it Arrrw SPRING OFFICERS MYRUN BCIIALL Prrsiclvnt BOB DORIAN hfllu' Ilrcalalvyit LOUISE AUNGER Sea'rc't.lrv DAN YEE Trvawurer DICK NICKLES Master oICvrr'mon1f-s LEE SELBY Sergeant at Arms To row: left to riqhtl Harold Duylv. Herman Silvxus, lark Hargie, Pham Phvlpw, Bch Dorian Bill Bittner P . Russell Gmvr. Bah Tankcrslcy, Gilbert Foster. Richard Nclson. Myron Schall. Third row: Frank Lnkc. Gr-nr Morris. Erl Zhcrg. Dick Cohn. .Inhn Hanlon. Harry Lamlnros. Allen Gray Iohn Root. Claude Himdmn. Second row: Dick Nicklcs, Stott McClellan, Iunr King. In Knrsr Merrxlyn Clmxghlcy, Mary Tudrank, Patty larxiw. Maru: Frekrnsthtrr. Mary Ann Lawson. Dan Yee. First row: Peggy Chadwirk. Luis Higgs. Dornth Nickerson, Evvlyn Dong, Shirlvv Berkley, Loraine Hutchinson Miss Altha Crawl:-y, Marcia Blaxr, In-an INXIIIS Marilyn Allelimisr, Colleen Cawtru. Carolyn luhnmn. Mounted: Ilcft to rightb Barbara Loowley. Barbara Shard, Helrn Carlshurg. Bonnm Grupp. Marilyn Melby. Gloria Wood. Charmlan Crow, Eleanor Zine, Mrs, Florence Dunbar. Standing: Corinne Clark, Margaret Haas. Cornnne McCormick. La Vonne Marshall. lean Stout. Marlon Rudine. lerrv Lee Rich. Jeanne Cannon, ,V . Y ' f 2,575 V' 'I Q 4 I in ,W Merry Mounted OFFICERS I Fall and Spring I IEAN STOUT Preiidrnt MARIAN RLIDINE Vice President IERRY LEE RICH Secretary IEAN XVALKER Treasurer l76l 7 SIGMA MU FALL OFFICERS 1913-44 GLORIA HOLLY President BILL RASE Vice President ESTH ER FANKHALISER Secretary LILLIAN GINDERA Treasurer TAEDI FERI FALL OFFICERS PHARO PHELPS President IO KNESS Vice President LOIS ACKERMAN Secretary BOB PHARO Treasurer TERRELI. WHITTIER Sergeant at Arms VERA SCHOEFER X-Ray Representative ROSALIE ALLEN Parliamentarian SPRING OFFICERS PHARO PHELPS President VERA SCHOEFER Vice President LORRAINE ZBERG Secretary BOB McCREA Treasurer DALE CLEAVER Sergeant at Arms NORMA HOPKINS X-Ray Representative SOPHIE PARAS Parliamentarian 5l Top row oe Kline Bill Rase ohnny Mendonca Merxdith ones Earl Haring Lawrence Vienna oyce ones Mrs Ida North Second row Stanley Plummer Carl Fennel Daxe Elmore Cal Reed Gilbert Millett Esther Franlchauser Barbara Mapes Cleo Mueller Roberta Wight First Row Shirley Marshall osephine Giordano Lillian Guidera Mary Margaret ONeal Barbara Robinson Ethel Thorsen Dorothy Woody Leila Fisher Betty Broun Gloria Holly Ruth Wlberg Top row: lleft to rightl Alan Abel, Bob Keenan, Bill Tillotson, Dale Cleaver, Burdette Shearer, Bob Pharo Dave Miles, Tom Clayton, Pharo Phelps. Second row: Miss May Seitz. Peggy Dedier, Gladys Courrer, Rosalie Allen, Lois Afkerman. Shirley May Corrinne McCormick. Robert McCrea. First row: Vera Schoeier, Jo Kness. Norma Hopkins. Lorraine Zbcrg, Margaret Haas, Ruth Anne Iohnson Dorothy Hass, Betty Graves, Alice Henderson. -ww' I .If 1 HI-Y FALL OFFICERS LYSLE BROWN President CHARLES RHOBY Vice President DOUGLAS SNIDER Secretary IACK HONIG Treasurer SPRING OFFICERS DOUGLAS SNIDER President ART CAMACHO Vice President GILBERT FOSTER Secretary CHARLES RHOBY Treasurer Traffic Squad French Honor OFFICERS ispring and Fallj MARILYN COOPER President IEAN TRACY Vice President IEAN PERCIVAL Corresponding Secretary DOLOR ES STROI-I Recording Secretary JOHN HANLON Treasurer G. A. A. FALL OFFICERS MARY STATHOS President BARBARA KLINE Vice President NENA RAY Secretary AUGUSTA PINA Sports Manager KATHLEEN CAVANOUGH Treasurer SPRING OFFICERS AUGUSTA PINA President BETTY ANN RYAN Vice President FRANCES PINA Secretary ALMA NlARASOVlCH Treasurer NINA RAY Sports Manager l73l Top row: Paul Stone, Ed Zberg, Dick Cohn. lohn Hanlon. Bob Chadwick. Ioan Vanderhoff, lean Tracy. Ianet Hughes. Minerte Burns. Third row: Madelon Barrett. Barbara Morrison. Sally Chorich. Lois Frazier. Frances Leoni. Merrilyn Cloughley. Ruth Bierly, Carolyn Tilden, lean Percival. Harriet Denton, Carolyn Iohnson. Second row: Mary Todrank. Venetta Skrepetos, Evelyn Dong, Shirley Berkley. Loraine Hutchinson. Dolores Stroh. Marcia Blair. leanne Cannon. Ann Pedlar. Virginia Clausen. Barbara Pearch. Marva Haag, First row: Rose Blake. Mary True. Barbara Mapes. Barbara Bertolucci, Miss Virginia Sturdavant. Phyllis Frey. Jean Stout. Barbara Tait, Betty Tait. loanne Morrissey. Myra Druhot. Top row: ileft to right! Pearl Spiro. Carolyn Starz. Frances Damore. Barbara Sharp. Doroth Hudson. Stella Stewart. Alma Marasovich, Violet Cherryholmes. Frances Manta. Billie Cavttt. Nina Stassi. Third row: Frances Pina, Betty Ann Ryan. Iune Pettit. Myra Druhot. Katherine Fong. Marilyn Iones. Iosephine Cviordano. Marilyn Bitz, Shirley Tozier. Second row: Mrs. Evelyn Maas isponsori. Betty Bothne. Helen Lyon. Charmaine Crow. Grace Kauffman, Margaret Ong. Betty Hughes. Elaine Hammersley. Mary Stathos. Della DaCosta, Beverly Field. First row: Barbara Bertolucci. lo Ann Horilr, Phyllis Frye. Barbara Kline. Kathleen Cavanaugh, Shirley Kline. Carol McAllister. Helen Carlsherg. Nena Ray. Dorothy Hart. Dorothy Bertie. Augusta Pina. Rita Delani. lean Kinsey. . I i T - 1 Back row: Don Wallace. Robert Brooks, Tom Neilson, Second row: Robert Clark. Robert Moore. Dick Cohn. Tom Aurlrain. First row: Margaret Anderson. Peggy Dedler, Viola Griffin, Rose Mae Ronne, Wlllma Lee Davis, lane Ritter. Carol Ann Van Den Berg. Top row: Bnb McDonald, Sylvan Anapolsky, Charles Willin. Gerry Lannon. Bill Bailey. Second row: lean Kaile, Mary Snwerwine, Earline Bamber, Pat Abbott. Marilyn Rooney, Donamae Nlorris. Nancy McLaughlin, Mr. Knowles. First rnw: Marion Brown, Carolyn lnhnsnn, Patty Jarvis, lean Noble, Marilyn McKenzie, Phyllis Baker Elsie Suhr. Marilyn Allshouse. Nr ' 'wr 4,3 Civic Service Forum Honor Society l72 my Chinese Student Club FALL OFFICERS VIOLET FONG president EVELYN DONG Vice-President MAY ALI Secretary MONA PANG Treasurer SPRING OFFICERS HONG FONG President WING KAI FAT Vice-President WILMA FONG Serretarv WILLIAM CHOW Treasurer EDWARD FONG Sergeant at Arms Christian Luncheon Club OFFICERS lSpring and Fall! IEAN KILE President MARGARET NAIFY Vice President VERNON LUCE Secretary-Treasurer VERNABELLE FAZIL Fourth Period Leader CAROL IENSEN Fifth Period Leader VERA SCHOEFER Safety Council Rep. SARALINA POUTOD Alternate BERTHA MUNZ Youth Council Rep. VERNON LLICE Alternate PEARL SPIRO Inter-Club Council Rep, NANCY EDGAR Alternate uv. v Top row: lleft to rightj Wing Kai Fat. loe Fong, Ven Yoe Louie. Daniel Yee Leland Hue William Chow Third row: Gnn Fong, Patsy lang, Penny Fong, Cim Fonq Mariorle an Second row: Mae Louie, Mori-na Chow. Violet F twri q M1hel Fonq lern Yee First row Mona Pang, Exelvn Dong, Eleanor Chan, Agnes ll iin- Mav Au Norma Fong Miss Greenwood Top row' llelt to rightl Allan Gray, Henrietta Ganslce. Vernabelle Fai tra int et er om a lean Vogt, Bertha Muntz, lean Kile. Boh McDonald Second row- Pearl Spiro. Rosalie Allen, Nancy Edgar. Dorothy Thompson Carolyn cnson one Kimltr Normi lean Marvin, Mardela Yee First row: Bobbie Lee Brown, Shirley Tozier, Colleen Farrell, Mr. Mcflarrinon Marqlrrt Nails limtte Anderson W' Top row: lleft to riqhtb Pharo Phelps, Richard Burgstrom, Scott McClellan, Russell Grove, Iohn Hanlon. lack Varozza, Richard Nelson, Warren Van Bronkhorst, Charles Kendrick. Third row: Rita Kruse, Mary Sowerwine, Dorothy Haskell, Louise Aunger. lean Percival, Minnette Berns, Ioan Vanderhoff, Merrilyn Cloughley, Frances Leoni, Mary Smithe, Dick Nickles. Second row: Melvina larvis, Earline Baruber, Roberta Wight, Carolyn Tilden, lean Mills, Margaret Bezzone, Phyllis Miller. Helen McKee, Betty Ann Ryan, Martha Wagner, Bob McDonald. First row: Carolyn Johnson, Barbara Mapes, Venetta Skrepetos, Harriet Denton, Patty larvis, Alice Kwok, Mary True. Mary Margaret O'Neal, lune King, Mr. Harold Kimball. Top row: ileft to right! Ven Yoe Louie. Bill Bittner, lnhn Hanlon, lim Malcom, Daxe Applegate. Second row: Lois Frazier, Frances Leoni, Merrilvn Cloughley. lean Cannon. Iohn Root. Third row: Sally Chorich, Marcia Blair, Ioanne Morrissey, Minette Burns, Ann Pedlar. Fourth row: Evelyn Dong, Dolores Stroh, Shirley Berkeley, Loraine Hutchinson. Betty Tait. Mr. Smith. California Scholarship Federation FALL OFFICERS MARY MARGARET O'NEAL President RITA KRUSE Vice President BOB MCDONALD Secretary MELVINA IARVIS Treasurer BARBARA MAPES Librarian SPRING OFFICERS BETTE ATEN RYAN res! ent lACKSON HARGIS Vice President HELEN McKEE Secretary MARGARET BEZZONE Treasurer JEAN MILLS Librarian 69 BOWLING CLUB B LOC K 'S' SOC I ETY OFFICERS lFall and Spring I GLENN MILLAGE President IOHN HANLON Vice President DAVE SMITH Secretary SAM PARISI Treasurer E-nw:-xl Top row: Ierry Lauser, Myron Basso, Russell Grove, Dick Iones. lack Packard, Leslie McMcans, Alex Muirhead, Don Wallis. Gerry Lannon, Gilbert Foster. Fourth row: Delores Decosta. lacqualine Learn. lda May Cunningham, Carolyn Storz, Gloria Basques, Betty Hassey, Betty Bothne, Miss Wiseman, Alton Mathews, Douglas Snyder, Gene Ewald. Third row: Nancy Follette, Elaine Hensley. Eleanor Knoles, Doris Perryman, Frances Damore, Grace Kauffman. Betty Batman. Second row: Loralee Gabrielli, Marjorie Hughes. Billie Cavitt, Ierry Patrick, Dolores Black, Barbara Sharp, Belva Rule, Ioye Laughton, Betty Phillips. First row: Arleen Gianino. Dolly Waltzak, Rosemary Muschetto, Colleen Fen:-ll, Carol McAllister. Marilyn Spook. Betty Walker. Top row: ileft to rightl Frank Sampson, Carl Vining. Leonard Burke. Fourth row: Alex Muirhead. Sterling Ansberry, Mike Campanella, Jerry Richmond, Bob Willett. Ed Grebitus, Bob Moore. Ioe Matranga. Third row: Bryant Page. Bob Butler, Elmer Dennis, Russ Grove, Art Iames, Bill De Fazio. Second row: Howard Simmermacher, Bill Brown, Bob Rodness, Glenn Millage, Henry Clark, Bob Vincent. First row: Ioe Kline. Bu:z McCard, Iohn Hanlon, Bill Bailey, Dave Smith, Al Stevens. Well Known Seniors Around the Campus IOHN HANLON BARBARA Du HAIN BETTY FORD MARY TODRANK LOIS FRAZIER MARILYN MYHREN 16 4? 5 2 X 7,1 , '1 M, '42 w A 3, ,., my an W gl 'fi t, B 'Fl 5w , , rv . ,155 4 SL 1 i 5 5 v ,f . Wag, D W, if .ll D il an ,,u.,.m ,ya . N as 3 f W2 9 0 J Fx Q J 3' A fi, ' ' Y i as ,',f W AVZ7 Nm: X 'Wm an ., H, Q, :gut 3. .QU 9 M ir. r x at Q w , 63' . 'WN .ai 3 A ,,, L Q J. 'Fw , 'm'Yr. ? 3 A v 'M 1' Q W an 'S' Sprung Semester February Class of l947 The Low Sophomore Class on entermg Sacramento Hxgh School proved themselves born vnctors by wmnmg the Sophomore Rush They showed fme spmt m the electron and chose promxsmg offncers The class as a whole IS worthy of the praxse they re ICCCIVIIIQ COUNCIL Top row alph Herman Bull Watters ull Cutlbert loan Hammond Margaret Normmgton Peg gy Dodds Second row Rxchard Yates R o d e r 1 c k Read Betty Ann Hoff Betty ean Lmdberg Amy Lee ong Barbara Harmon ean Malcolm Furs! row Bob Reese Beverly Adams Dorns Ohanesxan Patsy Rooney Marne Caleca Leale McAd :ms BOB REESE s d BETTX IEAN IINDBERG s e PEGGY DODDS c tay e DORIS OHANESIAN a MRS EDNA CONRAD S 166 ' R . ' . B' . . I ' . F . ' . I . L Pre i ent ' ' Vice-Pre id nt pf -,-L A ' Se f C QA 'E '4' I? ' IEAN MALCOLM tn, QV. w , 'A . Tr asurer Sen tor r S I ponsor Q., n . v . . esp Hard luck of R O T C Human Fly Sweetman Ugh Frxday Agann 91 R'Qg... What are we gomg to e7 These after school dances' 39 ps. Cutting class again? Hey, gals, that's for boys. 4 Homerooms of June 1946 1633 E 3 Homerooms June 46 162 June 1946 Homemoms of T 'H 'rim-. 45, .5-439 ,JQZI W are Q 'WW ...Q .. t , - , . 159 Fall and Spring Semesters June Class of l946 The Sophomore class of Iune '46 got off with a good start with a great number of candi- dates for officers. The number was great and that made it hard for a good decision. The following were chosen: For President, Beverly Bouillon: Vice President. Robert Laidlaw: Secretary, Belva Rulep Treasurer, Bob Sweetman: and Senator, Caroline Jensen. The Sopho- more Fling was a great success, and that gave us a feeling of warm welcome. When we went into our High Sophomore year, the new Sophomores came in and we carried out the old tradition of the Sophomore Rush, which we lost. The boys won all but one of their events but the girls lost all theirs. This was a great let down but we have gotten over it now. Now we are looking forward to our Iunior year. COUNCIL Top row: Jack Hitchok. Phil Mering. Bob Hemingway, Bob Mc- Donald, Tom Wieser, Del- bert O'Connor, Ted Hin- shaw, Geary Grimes, Edgar Campeni. Bob Sweetman. Theodore lohnson. Third row: Maryjo O'Neall. lean Haw- kins, Eleanor White. Robert Laidlaw, Caroline Iensen, Betty Batman, Darlene Rei- ter, Lorraine Zberg, Zelma Harutz, Dan Chenoweth. Second row: Beverly Bouillon,Belva Dule, Marlyn Iones, Pat Dormody. Ida Mae Cunningham, Fran- ces Bowle, Helen Sizemore. First row: Mrs. Grace Heath, Dolores Meister, Beverly Smith, Ruth Anne Iohnson, Pat Hornlein, Iosephine DiBella, Thelma Tempel. BEVERLY BOUILLON President ROBERTA LAIDLAW Vice President BELVA RULE Secretary BOB SWEETMAN Treasurer CAROLINE IENSEN Senator MRS. GRACE HEATH Sponsor 160 MCOW- Department Tests. GlaU'l0Uf! Whafs 158 Homerooms February 46 k 9 T K of , - ., I9 7 ka 1 4 Q ' 3 h N f .' 'X V . 0 ' ff' , , , A t , ,W y. - 'Q y s ' R TQLKY' 3 'f i 5 V. blk ' ' s. -. .4 ' . ' IL an 1 Q95 1 4 7D My Jig. COUNCH. Top row: Louis Cetinich. Second row: Virgil La Cornu. First row: DICK FEA President KIM McMANLlS Vice President IOYCE BRLINDIGE Secretary IANET HUGHES Treasurer BOB CHADWICK Senator WALTER BETSCHART Senator MRS. NISSEN Sponsor Spring Semester February Class of l946 Beginning their junipr year this class has kept up their fine standards of the past year. They have been busy with many activities such as deciding on their class gift. They are looking forward to their Iunior Prom, and are sure it will be one of the most successful the school has ever had. Dick Fea. Iim Ireland, Gene Billings, Bob Chadwick, Nancy Cerajoli, Don- na Goff. Ioyce Brundige. lackie Leam, Mrs. Nissen, lanet Hughes, Dot Net- tleton. Rachel York, Francis Pritchett. 6? COUNCIL Top row: Sam Parisi. Ioe Torchie. lim Ireland, George Liviakis, Bob Chadwick, Cv e n e Billings, David Miles, Second row: Virgil LaCornu, Dorothy Buck, Francis Prickett. Glor- ia Basques, Eleanor Wiberg, Ruth Rickards. George My- ers. First row: Barbara Kline. Esther Co- burn, Ann Pedlar. Minnettc Bcrns, Iackie Leam, Viola Stitt. Sophie Nikakis. SOPHIE NIKAKIS President SAM PARISI Vice President IACKIE LEAM Secretary MINNETTE BERNS Treasurer BARBARA KLINE Senator RE BA MACK Class Sponsor i55l Fall Semester February Class of 1946 This high spirited class entered high school with a bang. When they were only sophomores. they helped to encourage the Buy a Bomber Campaign by having their own booth down town. Although they were defeated in the Sophomore Rush, they are determined to show they have what it takes by making up for it in other ways. V N Kffig N5 xi Ni NX' X Y Q' lxfj Chemxstry' Look' They can read Oops Sarge I shpped 4 A little early in the day for dancing. What's the secret? Is it the stamp you're after, boys? Wh3t'S cooking? Popular, Homerooms J of June 1945 A3352 Homerooms June . X yn, + , . if A - 1 Q0 5 E I , W I , A-.X Q 4 A' ' ' - ' E- of N ' E' -. . .. . Q U if tx 1 5 S - 1945 Q f' K 'P N f 4' X 2 av 4 1' . ' ' 4 I ' ' 4 c 'N f X 1 it .rw K 4 , E I - ' ' A ' X n ' . .g X .3-W Law I. - 1 R I S . , X3 - 4 S , Q V' 1517 1-w Aan Homerooms June 150 COUNCIL Top row: Lee Selby, Pharo Phelps, Alan Eberhardt, Ben Thom- as, Stanley Plummer, Eu- gene Miller. Second row: I Phyllis Baker, Patty Iarvis. Carolyn Tilden. Barb ara Pearce, Gloria Artas. Alma Marasovich, Peggy Fuller, Nancy Broderick. Dwaine Poulos. First row: Mary Lou Wright, Nena Ray, Pat Cadman. Mona Rye, Marion Dudley, Miss Crowley. Kim Fong, Gen- evieve Paras, Anna Brushia, Pat Bird. LES McMEANS President IEAN MILLS Vice President BARBARA PEARCE Secretary GENEVIEVE PARAS Treasurer BERNADETTE ROBINSON Senator BERTHA MUNZ Senator MISS ALTHA CROWLEY Sponsor 491 C5 11 Spring Semester June Class of 1945 Our class gift to the school was a practical one, as well as a patriotic one. We gave a twenty five dollar war bond. After the war we can turn it in and buy something that is needed. Many things are hard to get and right now we wouldn't be able to get full value for our money. We know that it is helping the boys who come from our high school and who are now in the service. Les McMeans, who was elected president of our high junior class is in the service now and it was with him in mind that we gave our war bond. Ben Thomas is substituting for Les. L as-U lv it I 1 95 L .4 Ki Fall Semester June Class of 1945 Let's open the family album of the Iune Class of 45 , turn the page and ---- - - The first picture we see is a gay one. Happy faces of a bunch of high school kids dancing to the music of Buster Peart and his orchestra at our semi-formal Iunior Prom. Winter Wonderland. Here comes a whole page of smiling faces. Reminds me of the hyenas in the zoo. lust kidding. of course. It seems to me we should be pretty proud of our class: they are certainly well represented in every club and honor four Peppers. and our thirteen members in C. S. F. Yes, I could go on all day just turning pages of the album: but I just wanted to point out to you a few of the characteristic activities that represent the work of our junior class. COUNCIL Top row: Elmer Dennis. Ben Thomas. Lee Selby. Gerry Desmond. Charles Bradshaw, Alla n Pollard. Gilbert Fostonlack Honig. Third row: Barbara Robinson. Barbara Pearce. D o l o r e s Molina, Ieanne Walker. Marjorie Alm. Bernadette Robinson. Shirley Samoville. George- anne Iohnson. Ioyce Iones. Bertha Munz. Second row: Alma Nlarcsonavich. Lois Patrice. Allene Askew, Iean Percival. lean Mills, Harriett Bidwell. Glenna V i nson. Genevieve Paras. Shirley lones, Barbara Dozier, Nlar- ion Brown. First row: Dorothy Noyes, Doris Hol- sapple. Louise Aunger, ll- lene Brenner. Viola Griffin. Doris Fallon. Kim Fong. Gon Fong. Violet Cherry- holmes, Flora Iohnston. BEN THOMAS President IOYCE JONES Vice President VIOLET CllERRYl'lOLMES Secretary GENEVIEVE PARAS Treasurer BARBARA PEARCE Senator GLENNA VINSON Senator MISS ALTHA B. CRONVLEY Sponsor 148 L., .U . 'vb , 4 q Q-'f' QQ' W Af? W -K1 ,sf 93 'C y ' If , RQ' H h f W-3 401994 W 'I . sf: Q' 4. - 'K , 6' af . '4 n Elf .ff , 'N 1 : ' v. 1 if 155571 , Q 5 . Q Q b v- gli. , M Maw K ,xv p .yep e' . AQ y , ,IQ 1 ., .2 , . All-3 ' I 32 ft V 3 ,Q A 'Q 45 is ,. , . ,E ,S vi asf Homerooms of February I 945 Homerooms February H43 COUNCIL Top row: Bill Rase. S t e V e O'Dell. Steve Lockett, D a n Y e e. Bryant Page. Second row: Charles Evans. Sterling Ams- herry. Nlelvin VVinkleman. lim Gualco. Dan Crespo. First row: El Louise May, G l a d y s Gooch. Anita Bcttencourt. L a V e r n e Wolcott. Miss Mary' lane Tyler, CIIARLES EVANS President BRYANT PAGE Vue President LA VERNE VVOLCOTT Set retary DAN YEE Treasurer MARGARET BURNETT Senamr IIM GLIALCO Sfilflfkil' IACKSON HARGIS Senator MISS MARY IANE TYLER Sponsor 4431 ,............. S ...ri-it-p Spring Semester February Class of 1945 Now beginning their last year of high school, this class is ready to participate in many senior activities. The highlights of their senior year will be the Senior Ball and the Senior Play. n ll f'X if ff 040 1 Fall Semester February Class of l945 The Iunior Prom put on by this class was one of the best ever and each member of the class may well be proud of its success. Their officers show able leadership and much should be heard of them in future years. COUNCIL Top row: Harry Lambros. Gilbert Mil- It-tt, Russ Grove, Bob Butler. Dan Yee. Williiiiii R a s e. Bryant Page, Steve Lockett. Second row: Dorothy Fong. Shirley Far- ber. Margaret Burnett,Ioyce Bingham, Anita Bettencourt. First row: Miss Mar y la n e Tyler, Wilma Lee Davis, Barbara Rowley. Adele K e r t z i g, Elaine Donaldson. BlLL RASE President MARGARET BURNETI' Vice President BARBARA ROWLEY Secretary DAN YEE Trvasiirer IOYCE BINGHAM Senator STEVE LOCKETT Senator MISS MARY IANE TYLER Sponsor 142 4 Number plcasp Till dark and h mdsomc Sprmq Fun w Y Duo clari pucri IOHNNY CIZTINICH l39l Z Dora Welch Nlelva Werry' Fred West Terrel Whittier Georgene Williams Helen Wilson Winifred Winthcr Dorothy Wise Earl Wise Thelma Wise Winnifred Wiseman Barbara Wolf Betty Wolff Edward Wong Eleanor Wright Noreen Wristen Virginia Wristen Barbara Wyatt Rosalie Wyatt Bette Wcstling lflcunor Rvgulddo Max R 1'11m m Nlzarilyn Rvy xlnm lds lorry Lt-u Rich Bt-my Rial 1.114L it Gt-mld Ritlmiund Inns Rittcr Hob Rodnvss Lorraine Rohrvr Rose: Malt' Ronnc Iohn Root Patricia Roycr Claudia Rust llctty Ann Ryan Dorothy Santos Myron Schull Katie Sul lairn 7 sch Gloria Schvnk Pctc Schiro Ardis Schluckcbicr Robert Schnauss lcrry Scuy Richard Scpcda Pauline Silva Vcnctzl Skrvpctos lohn Slaughter Betty Smith Dave Smith BETTY GROPP Elaine Lumbard Don Lutrell Helen Lyon Wiliiizi Mack 01ed4,4d Qifd-ld-.. Marilyn Madsen Frances Maita lim Malcolm W Erma Manich A If , fi. ,f A fi Elwin March Shirley Marshall Norma lean Marvin loc Matranga Eileen Maynard Beverly McCard Gladys McCarty Bill McClintock Marilyn McClintock Coleman McGrath Marilyn McKenzie Emma McKnight Nancy McLaughlin Robert McNabb Mary McNamara Carlee Megordon Norma Metcalfe Stefan Mihanovich Loretta Milano Glenn Millage 33l SALLY CHCRICH Darrell Haag Wlary H.nn Iohn Hanlon Barbara Hartlt-rs Iini Hardy loscphinc Harris llarlvara Hartson Rolvcrt l'lcnt'kcn .Af lL4,1Lf ycfr -f lean Ht-rculus Fidel Hcrcdia Claude Ht-ss Bill Hcucr Burtlm Hcwcll Pat Hodgus Virginia Hoiinc Anna Horn! Carolyn Hornbostcl Io Ann Houk Ruhy Hunt Loraine Hutchinson Phil Illcrich Alex lrtez Robert lvaniscvich Shirley lucohscn Sara Ialonack Gertrude loncs Shirley lones Stella lean Kavou ras 3 SHIRLEY IACOBSEN ll Ioycc Dc Croft Louisa' Dc L21 'lbrrv Frzmcvs Dzmiort lfstlicr Dvnias loliii Dc Marco Icrzildinc Denton Tod Dickvy Put Dodson livvlyn Dong Put Doran Izmicc Driver C0llL'L'Il ljllilllk' Burl vairzl Du Hain Gloria lildrt-tl Gilbert Eliiiasiun Ruth Emery Aiidrcy Epling Suzanne Evo Vcrnabelle Fzizcl Eleanor Fernzmdvz Ioscpliiru: Fcrrciru Leila Fisher Elizabeth Fisscl Dorothy Fong Hong Fong loe Fong Robert Fong Violet Fong 291 IEAN VOGI' CLASS of JU N E 1944 lOn eaeh page of this see- tion will appear individual pictures of outstanding stu- dents of this elassl Dorothy Alubett Kenneth Alwhire lmis Aeliertnan Bertha Adams Bernice Alhreeht lxlary Lou Anderson Norma Anderson Ruth Anderson Dave Applegate Mc-lha Oslvorn Pauline Balwieh lVlyrle Bacon Bill Bailey Susan Baker lack Barrett Shirley Berkeley Elizabeth Bier Bill Bittner Eunice Bitz Marcia Blair Nadine Borchert Yvonne Bradshaw Katherine Brady Elliott Brewer Leighton Broadley Doris Buck Gloria Burger Alice Mae Burnaugh 3' ,W Spring Semester June Class of I944 It is with a feeling of regret. but also of eager anticipation, that we walk down the aisle to the strains of Pomp and Circumstancef' Many of our fellows and girls will enter the armed forces, some will enter college, and others will find jobs: but all will treasure memories of happy days at Sacra- mento High School. D COUNCIL Top row: Gilbert Elmasian, Vernon Luce. Paul Stone. Bob Vin- cent. Harold Garfield. lohn Hanlon. Dave Smith. lim Hardy, Everett Uldall. Al- bert Martin. Third Row: Merrilyn Cloughley. lean Vogt, Naomi Peterson. lan- ice Driver. Loretta Milano. Second row: Lois Frazier, lean Stout. Sally Chorich. loyce De Groft. Bettie Richards. Mar- cia Blair, Nancy McLaugh- lin, Shirley Berkeley, lerry Lee Rich, Mary Todrank. Frances Damore. First Row: Barbara Tait, Loraine Hut- chinson. Evelyn Gaddi, Katie Scharosch. Adair Thrash, Barbara Corfee. Merilyn Mc- Kenzie. Irene Gisler, Gloria Schenk, Kay Garvin, Betty Gropp, Pat Hodges, Betty Ford, Mrs. Helen Spindler. IOHN HANLON President FRANCES DAMORE Vice President MARY TODRANK Secretary MARCIA BLAIR Treasurer PAUL STONE Senator BARBARA DuHAlN Senator HAROLD GARFIELD Senator MRS. HELEN SPINDLER Sponsor 128i COUNCIL Top row: lleft-rightl Everett Uldall, lim Hardy. Glenn Millage, Bob Beltram, Karl Hermann. Third Row: Carolyn Knox, Shirley Ia- cobsen, Bettie Richards, Pat Hodges. Shirley Berkeley. Loraine Hutchinson, Barbara Corfee. Betty Ford. Second row: Ieanne Cannon, Marilyn Myhren, lean Stout. Naomi Peterson. Betty Gropp. Eileen Maynard. First Row: Barbara Du Hain, Marcia Blair, Gertrude Iones, Penny Fong, Lois Frazier, Gloria Schenk. Kay Garvin, Mrs. Helen Spindler. DAVE SMITH President GLENN MlLl.AGli Vice l7rvsille:1x SHIRLEY IACOBSEN Secretary IEAN CANNON Treasurer LOIS FRAZIER Senator MARILYN MYHREN Senator JIM HARDY Senator MRS. HELEN SPINDLER Sponsor 271 , Q, Q ra... if N' nl 1 .I '1'f asv gun .,.:r Fall Semester June Class of I944 We are the graduating class of Iune 1944. ln three years we have grown from meek sophomores to mighty seniors. Our three years at Sacramento High have been crammed with many exciting activities. Behind the school one hundred per cent, we have always been outstanding in spirit and pep. The Sophomore Rush, the very successful Iunior Prom White Christmas, and the long awaited Senior Ball A'Tabu are now but memories. A'Miss America of 1944 Super salesmen! Man shortage Still a man shortage Vilaliiy 126 N I Other Graduates --- February, I944 Myrtle VVinifred Bertolucci lune Brown Leonard E. B L11' ke Pvt, Roy B L1rr ihani Ph.lVl,3 c lobn VVilliatn Butler Palmira Chaquica Barbara Beirl Claxxson Quida Covington F3 c Williziin George DeMar Sgt. Archie Teddy Force Ruth Frye lietti I, llolland RMS c Clayton Ing Nlarqie Iohnson Edwin R, Kilvein Iulmae Laubinger Chew Een Lee Pliil Le riit- s. Ir. Lt. Donald I, Lynia wald lohnson Nicholas Nlichels, Ir. Pvt. Fred V. Montes Harold Nutter Robin M. Oakden Other Graduates --- June, 1944 Lester Altop Fred Anderson Calvin Blake Betty Bolfeta Christine Cangelosi Admund Chan Robert Ciani Richard Clark Herbert Cody Carmen Lee Cole Max LeRoy Cook Shirley Cookson Albert Costa Betty Lou Curson Stanley L. Gabbert Beatrice Galarra Bonnie Gall Ioanne Goertz Edwin A, Grebitus Ray Iansen Boyd Kirk Peter Krumenacker . f? f., Ros' lf-.e's11-f, 74414. Robert Lynch Roselene Ann McVeigh Lee Ann Manby Carmen Marques Albert Martin Betty Masterton Ierry Matrox Connie Melgosa Bob Mullen Mary Munoz Anne Nash Ralph Newman Ruby Nosler Melba Osborn Aldo Paolini Abelardo I. Perez, S2fc Betty Peterson Alina Rainey Barbara Ann Reynolds Barbara Lucille Sellick Ernie Simons Peter Smurr Mark Southworth Richard Stroud Evelyn Lucille Utterback Doris Mae Woolford Pvt. Salvador Yniguez Bob Phillips Tbeda Raley lack Read Calvin Recd Mary Riolo Rudolph Salazar Arthur Sayre Floyd Smith Viola Spence Gilbert Staley Pbillis Taylor Ralph Tetreault Adair Thrash Norvan Travis Delores Wieser Iris Roderick Norma Wagner Betty Baker Charles Blake Barbara Lukey 424 GLORIA HOLLY L Vishnerisky Donald Wallis Marjorie Washburn Margaret Wear Claire Whitton Ruth Wiberg Bob Willett Helen Williams Iohn Williams Charles Willin Margaret Yinger Delane Young Dick Cohn 1235 4 if BERTHA BETSCHART za- r. Q F-To as 6- 'WT W1 Doris Perryman Dan Predovich Lorraine Preston Sarah Qua Tom Rasmussen Iannet Reeves Bonnie Renner V26-'A 4 Qs L 'qv 1-w -qv 1' George Rhodes Alma Rodoni Marilyn Rooney Lillian Salincoff lean Sehak Georgeanna Senf Barney Shaine P9 -:L Herman Silvius Duane Skaggs Gordon Skoglund Mary Stathos Carl Sturges David Sweetman Mary Ann Terry A L. Lorraine Theilbahr Gloria Thomas Ethel Thorsen Mary True Ioe Valdez Betty Vicari Lawrence Vienna U RITA KRUSE '17 X -I' '?' lanicc Mallctt Barbara Mapcs Betty Marogna Noreen McAllister Iessc McClay Henry McClintock Bob McDonald i QQ ,I rf' in-nop 'QF fa' -x4 if L Tom MCKCQXU Donald Mmm Don ild Mxllcr Wrlluur Mlllnr Betty Moore Bob Moore Betty M0rr15 AQ GF' Florence Morrrs Barbara MOTFISOII Hal Munroc Ilmlly N3HlIUlDl Irvmg Nason lean Noble lean OBr1en rig fn? 'Nl' Mary ONeal Marre Ong lean Orr lack Packard Deno Paoll Alexandna Paras Nancy Parsons ? TOM MuKliliVliR fi Q ,' 1, 405. 4' 'f Q17 ,f-- Bill Hart Don Hart Karl Herrmann Phyllis Hirnents Gloria Holly Russell Honka Iuanita Hooper v V' '4 , W' 1,2-':'lB'x 2 ,A i :- 'd Qs ' kr: ' f Dorothy Hudson Agnes Huc Leland Hue Tommy Hunt Tim Hurley Bob Hyman lVlclvina larvis 96, . an . QM l Lx il rs- 'F' -f-1 if--I loan Iohnson Stan lohnson Meredith Ioncs Kathryn Kasarjian Edward King loc Kline Allan Kowhlick 9 -1+ A Rita Kruse Gerry Lannon Lloyd Larsen Barbara La Vilctta loyct- Leonard Clotilda Lopez Corado Luccheri -9 HERMAN SILVIUS wp ,nal- -Q 115 0 ww f ' 44' Norma DelVlartini Phyllis Doyle Ianice Ehman David Elmore Naomi Ferrola Margaret Francolli Edward Fong 1 0- to-P 5 3 T fan? 'qw-- Ch Z Nlarqaret Fong May Fong Nina Fong 49 Ztribff- Bamforti Franlcland Ethel Ftigate Elizabeth Galvez Aunitta Garbolin Barbara Garcia Frances Gates lohn Gist 'U- o-4 14.-3' L:lL..LlK t Norma Fong Penny Fong Sue Fong Violet Fong 2 in 1 ,44sv- -if 4.- T' iqfii Dorothy Goetz Virginia Gonzales Nancy Goon l2iCk Gregg lak9 Hader Earl Halliday Ardith Hampton 17' A BOB VVILLETT Class of February, l944 KOH L-.iuli pugv of tliis sution will .ippuir lIlLllVlLlllill picti of oiitstnrinlinq stiidvnrs of this rlnssj irw ii? Qi in 1 Olympia Adams Darlene Albright Paris Andrcotti Helen Applegate Enid Argante May Au Nlarilyn Babcock 'Q 'in QI if K i I mart Rose Blake Dun lizmks Carolyn Bzirragzin Maidclon Barrett Dolores Best Irene Bell Bcrtlm lictscl fx I -.PX Q .7 336' . ii fi! ls Q- ' 'Z Curtrudr Boxu Nliriorie liriirn Rolurt Brooks i -qs 'Y' 31' 'uv Willi im Brown Dick C imp Mike C imp inclli Bwrrly Carr lax ,vrvs 26' T37 g- P M.irilyn Cliirk Edwin Zlierg Audrey Coleman Robert Colcvillc Lcnorzi Curtis Luclla Daly Bill DCFBZIO L COUNCIL Top row: Karl Hermann. Tom Mc- Keever Ed Kin Bob Mc- . . g, Donald, George Rhodes. Second row: Carolyn Baragan, luanita Hooper, Ianice Ehman. Marilyn Clark. Madelon Bar- rett, loc Kline. First row: May Au, Violet Fong, lean Lois Iohnson, Barbara Mapes. Marilyn Rooney. Phyllis Doyle. lean Marie Sebak, Mrs. Helen Davis. GEORGE RHODES President ED ZHERG Vice President IEAN IOHNSON Secretary IOHN GIST Treasurer BARBARA 'ilu St-'mtor VlOLET FONG Senator PHYLLIS DOYLE Senator 7 Fall Semester February Class of 1944 The graduating class of February Class of l944, having contributed heartily to the Senior Play and the Senior Ball, and other activities, feel that their high school days are complete. Miss Nlary O'Brier1 made a wonderful sponsor, and should be mentioned with this class. ' 'X X N ' x. Foll Supreme Court Q Mr Herbert H Matthews Bob McDonald George Rhodes Mr Mason A ohnston Sprung Supreme Court 'b Rlchard Nelson Mr Herbert Matthews Everett Uldall Mr Mason Iohnston Marana Blaxr ean Percxval a L i ,L sl N ,, r,o, J , ,L ... , p I z , ra , 1- ' f fr . . .I I . l Fall Yell Leaders Iohnny Mendonca ASSISYBHT Larry Vxenna Head Yell Leader Bob Doughtery Asslstant Sprung Yell Leaders vw' H Bxll Vogel Head Yell Leader Barbara Klme Assxstant Bob Doughtery Asslstant Spring Student Body Officers A A e5tr,fy,f., IEAN VOGT Girls' Vite President IIM HARDY Boys' Vice Prcsidcnt MERRILYN CLOLIGHLEY Secretary Q 5 X BILL VOGEL Yell Leader ELAINE LUMBARD Treasurer IRENE GISLER Advertising Manager BOB VINCENT Athlelic Manager BEN THOMAS Chairman of Military Affairs 4 3 IIIf'I I'I IIOI.I,ANI7 Lhrls Yxce Prcsnleur GERRY LANNON Boys' Vnce President JEAN NOBLE Scurctary LAWRENCE VIENNA Yell Leader ELAINE LLIMBARD Treasurer DAN PREDOVICH Adverusung Manager DAN BANKS Athletic Manager DON MILLER Chaxrman of Mxlitnry' Affairs PEGGY DEDIER Chairman of Civxc Sf.-rvlu' Full Student Body Officers g 'V'k an 1 A1 -.Q A .RT -rw. ' I f'fP' aw 'O 4 9 I '55 'if' 'DS fb I ' .fh ' 1 'N 'QA NA!! 1 1 A ' ' If -an 311. , - x w.. all mg a .33-Ax My T ' A 'HP' W1 gf f A ? ,Qs ,ffffi ,I 1 yr igwvql, U42 A. Z 1 Z T .W f ,5 ,, S. - S I W f jig, wt' ' ' , , arg ,wif 112 K VA' A . f if , f , 'V H ff ,ff A ' ' , if ' 1 ' T '79, fc TOMMY HUNT DAVE SMITH Fall Student Body President Spring Student Body President 2 MRS. REBA MACK M155 IflII..,'XII M-4'AR'I'NIiY MR, VV. I. NIICI.ARRIN0N MR5. ANAISEI. NlIGIiCJI2L3Ii MR. IEDVVARIJ MIGR.-XIII MR. .IACUB MI5I?IiI,IJ'I' M155 MARKZARHI' MUURI2 MR XN'AI.'I'IiR MURRAY MRS. IiRMA NISSEN MRS, ESSIE PRIMRCJSI3 MR, IT. A. ROBLIN MR. PETER R055 MISS IVEY ADELL RLIITER MRS. IiI.IZABIiTII SIM MRS. ALICE TAGGART MISS MARY IANE TYLER MR. IUIIN YIIKOVICII M RS, ANIOI NIi'I I'Ii VVALKIZR MRS. IULIA VVALKER MR. 'If II, VVILLS MISS ABBIE VVOODIN Juv' 'saw i A? sf M155 I11.11W IHAY I3UXX'1?1iiK VISA 11115 I'INN MR,1'. ID. Iflrk IIA M1Jr .-'XYIb IfI:IIISALfK MR RI IH1 R 1' I'11'!KI-I M155 17flR4J'I'1IY I:I.AIXIIIv1I'.R MR 4131115 III JIIN1,-'X1N1i MRS. 1fRANi'1-15 l11iN'I'I'.MAN MISS Iil..-'XNCIIIIZ GRAND-MA1'I'R1i MRA. AIDIiI.1NI-1 KQRAVES M155 if1JNA'I'AN4fIi K1RIiIiNVVUCJ1J M155 HARHARA IIAACS M185 RlJ5IiIV1ARY IIARKIN MINS 1fR1iIiIJA IIARMON MRS. 1i'I'I11i1. 1I1iARS'1' MRS, URACIZ 111iA'I'11 MRS. ANNA HERMITAGE MRS. MARY IIIIME MISS 1-QM11.Y KEOHAN MR. IIARULIJ M. KIMBALI. MRS. MARY KING MR 1iI.1JRIiIJ I.AXN'R1-QNCE M155 EDIT11 LAVVSON MR, GEURG1-I LINN TS K 1 MR:. 11I'.I.1:N I,fJi.I'x1'. IJ MR. RHB1iR'I' LOVE M155 LYIJIA IIJY,-'-.LTJN MRS. ILYELYN MAA5 MISS RUIII IiS'I'IIIiR MIGREVV Supcrvnwr uf Inxrrmmm and lihaxrrnau nf thc Social Studws Department MR. IZARI. RCJONEY Chaxrman UI the Art Dcparrmrnr MR. FRANCIS XV. LLCJFF Chalrmsm nf Ihr Comnwrfxal Dm-parrmcvxl IVIR. ADOLPII RIGASI C.IuaxrmnnuItI1cInduwtrxalArls Dvparrnwm INIRS. FIIJRENCIQ DUNBAR Chmrman uf Ihr Ilumc Ifrmmnzxu Dvpnrflnvnt MRS. lfI.ARA IIARKIIS lfI'mlrman of thx' Engllah Iivparrnu-nt MISS VIRGINIA S'I'URDAX'AN'I' Chanrman of the Language Dr-partmr-nr MISS SARA DOYI.Ii Chairman of Ihr IN'Iarhr-nmatxcs Department MRS. IDA J. NORTH Chaxrman of the Mmlsxc Drpartmcnl MR, TOM NVEEMS Chanrman of thx- Buys' I7hysuaI Iidmatxon IDI-partmc-nl MRS. ESTIIHR FISK Chairman of thv Chris' Physual Education IDI-pzurtmvnt MISS EDITII VVILKINS lilualrman UI thc Sclcnnc' Dcparrmvut MR. IIERBERT ABBOTT MR. I. R. ADDICOTT MR. NORMAN APOLLONIO MISS AGNES ARNOT MISS Ii'I'HIiI. BA'I I'IiI.I.Ii MISS IIAZHI. BELL MRS. BESSIE BURCTII MR. ALFR I BLIRD MR. DAVID BLIRNAM MRS. EDNA CONRAD MRS. EVA COOK MISS MARY CIORLQORAN MISS ALTIIA CROXN'I.IiY MISS KA'I'IIIiRlNIi CLINNINGHAM MRS. LILLIAN DAVIS COL, A. DQ-HERMIDA 1 l ff' fs hm Nqr 1 119' 1-. ' Qu 1' X of 'f COUNSELORS l Mrs. Helen Spindler Mrs. Ethel Hearst Mrs. Alice Taggart Mr. George I. Linn Mr. Harold M. Kimball y,,KQ.gj,M Also Chairman ol Orientation fffv Miss Margaret Moore Miss Altha B. Crowley Mrs. Elizabeth O. Sim pals 4-41.1, MISS RUTH DODDS Vice-Principal In charge of counseling LQ-,em MR. HERBERT MATTHEWS Vice-Principal In charge of instruction and curriculum ff MR MALCOLM P MURPHY V Prmczpal Prmclpal s Mes age Thus REVIEW wnll carry an unusual story of Sacramento Senlor Hngh School for many of you From It are mxssxng the famxhar faces of many young men and faculty members lts pages will recall to you m years to come the bond rallies Red Cross Assemblnes and a school year mfluenced on every hand by a World at war These pages will also remlnd you of events never to be repeated of frlends never agam together but the memorxes wxll be cherished and never forgotten My hope and wish for the students of 1943 44 IS that thns year may always be consndered a successful and happy one for each of you and that xt only marks a begmnmg for better years to come Malcolm P Murphy fu 1 ' Y ,UD . . , ' f IESSE R. OVERTURF Supcrintcndcn! of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION r' MRS. P. D. BEVIL MRS. J. F. DIDION DR. IOHN E. KENNEDY MR, I. E. LYNN MR. HARRY P 1' r INISTRATIUN Miss Edith Lawson REVIEW STAFF , ,. ,. Sponsor Miss Altha Crowley , Financial Director I:1SC1'115ilCl'1CI' , - ,V,,v-,kAV-VVVVV Art Director Editor-in-Chief Ceorgene Williams Managing Editor .. Associate Editors , Feature Writer ., Art Editors .w,.. Picture Editors Lay-out Editors 152. O. T. C. Editor ,, Boys' Sports Editor Girls' Sports Editor Class Editors ,..,., . Business Managers Photographers , General Assistant ,,,,. Margziret Naify Betty Gropp Kathryn Garvin lack Mumm Bertha Betschart Margaret Bezzone Beth Gleason Phyllis Miller Dolores Stroh lerry Lee Rich Elizabeth Moore Robert McCrea Vernon Luce lean Percival February 1944 f lean Iohnson Iune 1944 -- lean Vogt February 1945 -- Lo Verne Wolcott Iune 1945 f- Barbara Pearce February 1946 if Iacquelyn Leam lune 1946 3 Bob Sweetman February 1947 g Irma Sturgeon Fall Semester ff Everett Uldall Spring Semester - Bob Tankersley lohn Gist Carl Sturges Elwood Sanborn William Wilkinson Lawrence Shumate 35' .My ff' -- M Q E Wy, 7 gil ,Q 1 4 wa y .,,,, 'R mmm-,,s 1w Q MawQ any , Y Xww L, .,.,,, ,W M mug fa: I .W , Us G about our daxly hves m . i the young men and women er pupxls, W ul o the faculty and form oi the Unxted States, an those students of ours who have country and for the freedom 5 V 4 pq 5 4.1. fqytziriii I Review oi 1944 Sacramento Senior High School T bl fC P 9 130