Stockton High School - Guard and Tackle Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1936 volume:

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K XEQN, .XM fjigzw NW ' -E : v !A K W1 N M' Looking Through the East Doorway Into the Glade ll OREWURD ENIOR MEN1ORlES thrs year IS beheved to be a happy medlum between the large, expenslve Vearbooks and those smaller ones pubhshed dur mg the past three years It IS mtended that th1s Annual glV6 students somethmg tang1ble wxth Whlch they may 1n the future rev1ve memorles of thelr hlgh school days wlth thenr frlends and acquamtances For th1s reason the most mter estmg and lmportant school events are presented both on the snapshot pages and 1n the Wrlte ups Wrtlm thls 1n mmd the staff offers the 1936 lssue of Sennor Memorles to those enrolled IH the Stock ton Hrgh School, hopmg It wrll rn the future recall pleasant hours of the school vear To low er classmen who purchase thls book, It wlll gne much pleasure as they wlll find many plctures of thelr frlends and favornte act1v1t1es It IS de sxred that th1s Annual wlll gam enough success to become a tr1d1t1on to those undergraduates Tfu Prflfor sf l ' NLE: ' W T 7 -1 5 1 L . . . . 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T ' 1 . l IBN IICDIRS Sr 11107 Mr Il107lf s FEBRUARY CLASS HISTORY OUR years ago 273 freshmen flooded the halls and campus of Stockton Hugh School They were greeted w1th a barrage of Wheres your elevator t1cket7 Get off the lawn two shades of green don t blend well together ordered to wear tags so they could be d1st1ngu1shed from the grass that caused them to stop and wonder nf they real ly wanted to be consrdered as lntelhgent per sons after all However they Hnally settled down to buslness and the February Class of 36 endeavored to leave 1tS mark on the school As a reward 179 students wlth measured tread and heads held hlgh FCCCIN ed dlplomas on the stage of the Clvlc Audr torlum Those who left then' personal mark on the hrstory were many and y armed each fol lowmg the field he was most sulted for so the d1es were cast for the mouldrng of hon ors Among those who were scholastlcally mlnded we haye ohn Blllones Italo Grlllo Umeko Tateyama and Merle Trayer rece1v mg gold seals on the1r drplomas ent1tl1ng them to l1fe membershxp 1n the Cahfornxa Scholarshlp Federatlon Many students also recelved gold mer1t seals on thtlr d1plomas certxfynng that they had been good cltxzens and had accomphshed outslde work that helped to benefit the school The athletes who recexved the hard worked for glory 1n sports were many Among them was a star who excelled nn three sports Italo Grlllo Italo was noted for h1s ablhty rn football h1s brllhance ln basket ball and h1s sk1ll 1n track He estabhshed a record rn the shot put that stands at thrs very moment H15 team mates ln football were ohn Arrazola Irv1ng Baucom Irv1ng Bennett Frank Bonf1ho Lou1s Denton1 B111 Papas Armando Parne and Rex Tan berg Those who starred wlth hmm 1n bas ketball were Irvmg Baucom ames ohns ton and Harry Kramar Bob Kenyon cov ered hlmself wlth honors ln pole yaultlng and lmmy Hammond represented the school 1n tenms Desrrmg to be governed by a capable hand the class as 12B s chose 1m Hammond pres1dent Harold WllllS XICC pres1dent and Lee Duffield secretary ThCjOUfH3l1SI1C3l ly mchned were Augusta Bengs Maryorle Cunn1ngham Claude Montgomery and B111 Scantlebury B111 and Augusta were mem bers of the honor socrety Qurll and Scroll Augusta sexvlng a term as pres1dent of that well known socleta Golng on to th flnal stage or to the coveted t1tle of IZA s the class was represented by the followmg oih eers pres1dent Lee Duffield uce presxdent 'Vlercedes Perkms secretary Florence Boyes XVh1le puttlng the fimshmg touches on thelr educatxon the class gave a senxor soc1al Th1s 1ncluded a dlnner followed by a dance and was rntended to create a feehng of fellowshrp among the sen1o1s and all agree that nt was a success Along wlth class act1v1t1es a few entered school government Chfford Trot ter a very capable student and outstandmg III personahty was elected pres1dent of the Student Body Jean Crary was pres1dent of the Glrls League Merle Tray er vrce presl dent of the Gnrls League and 1mm1e Bro kaw pohshed the trophnes as custod1an In the field of musnc a few excelled 1n therr classes Harold WllllS and Bob Rld dell fiddled thexr way to fame whlle lee Dufheld blew h1s on the trumpet accom pan1ed by Carroll Dretze and Alfred Dou badours were arded by the slngmg of Flor ence Boy es Margaret DeVoss Merle Trayer and Chfford Trotter Graduatron t1me rol led around wrth the 12B s cooperatmg wxth those graduatlng 1n g1v1ng one of the most enjoyed senlor proms The class play Grow 1ng Pams was presented to the amusement and admlratlon of all who saw rt It proved to be one of the most successful plays pre sented ln years Class day was featured by a sklt entltled The Last Round Up Composed of songs and speeches character1zed by the carefree eovs boy Splflt the class lnstory was FCVIGW ed Thls was cl1maxed by the deposltlng of n emorles 1n a box to retam the fame for years to come The elass plate was lald by I resldent Lee Duffield and all yomed IH smg mg Hall Blue and Whlte Cn commencement mght Harold W1lllS and Merle Trayer gave two yery rmpresslve speeches the d1plomas were handed out lean Crary was glven the Bausch and Lomb SC1 entnfic Medal and thus the class was duly chrxstened Hugh School Graduates 511 'I I 1 , 1. 7. 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Senior Ml'llI0l'ff'S FEBRUARY Sl NTUR PL Y HE play GFOWIHU Parns , by Auranra Rouverol presented by the February, 1936 graduatrng class of Stockton Hrgh School, drrected by Lours Vannuccrnr The plot Frfteen year old Terry Mc Intyre rs oust d from playrng boys games wrth the boys She rmmedrately turns to hrgh heels and puppy love Seventeen year old George Mclntyre speaks long and loudly on the joys of gettrng a grrl who rs good to her mother, and rmmedrately rs ensnared by the worst flrrt rn town From then on the story concerns rtself wrth the efforts of tnese two young people to obtarn the person th y desrre Wh n Prudence Darlrng object of George s affec trons, turns her wrles on Brran, object of Terrys both brother and srster wonder whrch way to turn Th rr parents, Profes sor and Mrs Mclntyre, try to undersand therr offsprrng and help them through these drfllcultres Usually they sueceed rn mak rng George and Terry even more bewrldered than ever The play enels nreely wrth George wrth 1 new blonde to worry over, Terry back to roller skates and skrnned knees, the Professor abs nt mrnded as usual, and Mrs Mclntyre deerdrng rt 15 best to let nature take rts cours wrth adolescents Fl he players, lest we forget Qlrfford Trotter as George agreerng to take to hrs party Betty Puhrmann as a strff homely be spectacled, hen pecked daugh ter, Clrff wrth the prece of pop corn rn hrs recently un tonsrled throat, when he came runnrng madly rn wrthout hrs pants, to see tnem rn the hands of Betty the look of cha grrn, outraged manhood, and sorrow whrch covered hrs countenance when hrs flrst love J told hrm he was much too young' M rle Trayer as Terry sobbrng her heart out because she could no longer be a tom boy, when she refused a supper dance, be cause she had already had her supper , the way she trred to rmrtate Prudence, and rnver gle Brran rnto payrng her ccmplrments, end rng wrth a krss, her contrnuous chatter at breakfast after George had been rn yarl for a few hours Bernrce Ross as gray harred Mrs Mcln tyre endeayorrng to explarn to her husband Sceell that adolescents must be let alone so that they mav have self earpressron , Bernrces look of horro and pretended rndrfference when she fr ds Terry and Brran rn an em b ace, her flurry and worry at the party tryrng to keep e re guests accounted for Harold Wrllrs as Proressor Mclntyre, lost to the world and repeatrng Turn rt off turn rt off , thmkrng the squabblrng of hrs ch rdren rs the radro, hrs look of complete drsgust and drsnevelment Wnen he spat out, Lrttle savages"' fm refer nce to George and Terryl hrs coyness and befuddlement upon n trne P1 udenee Florenee Boyes as Prud nee Drrlrng, d1ITlJll1ll , and drawlrnv her favorrte expres sron, 'Don t flatter me, you ll mak me self conscrous Florenee tryrng to use her charm on tne tr rffrc er nce , to no ava1l,h r constant use of b by talk and Prudence rnstead of lawrence Wfauvlr as Prran, surprrsed rt ferry s rnsrstane that sl b mrere lt ve to, Lawrence rnnoc rtly talerng away Prudence, to the brother s and srster s drsgerst Doro try bar' s Patty bern very rossessrve o Lutch , ner change cf attrtude after she rs Omar the stutterrng orphan, hrs attempt rt e re rrng George when he sard rnour nfully W ell, at l l least you don t s s s s stutter , Darrel Kale as Dutch , and hrs efforts tr s rye George advrce abt ut gorng steady frth a Urrl Florrne Buoy as ane, usrng her hands to talk and cerselessly chattermg Irnrmy Brokaw rs the tralhc ofhcer bluster mg and errrorcrng the law Mary P1121 as the mard Helen Me rd as the domrneerrng mother of Betty runrmann Marjorre Cun nrngham as Vry ran, the blonde 1n Clrff s lrfe The Staff Patrrera Carson had charge of the a lv rtr 1 Angelo Del Barba atrend ed to th stage, Dorothy Aulwurm as lrbra 1 ran gay e the actors therr cues, Carroll Dretz was rn charge of all the propertres, Maryorre Currnrraejlrarn yy rtehed o rt for the Hnances, and Vleryl T homan gave the perblrcrtv to Growrng Parns The extr rs Addrtronal senrors were grv en parts rn the play to 1111 out rn the party scene They wer Brll Schmrdt Mercedes Perkrns Mrurree Colby Bob Mrloslavrch Llarence Denser, and Augusta Bengs , T 4 ' H l 1 f 1 A X J ,V ' u ' ' as ' A ' b . y 1 - U . 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I , - B , . , , L - v ' 7 ! 7 ' ' S , , , , -, , . 1,-M Sfmoz Mrmorzcv CLIFFORD A TROTTER-Commercxal Student Body Pres 35 36 Pres Playcrafters 35 36 Trou badours 34 36 Cast Semor Play Growing Palns Rally Com 3 5 JEAN E CRARY Academlc Pres Gxrls League Fall 35 Circle Numeral Large and Small Letters O1dEngl1sh S Member Old Englxsh S 34 35 Student Control Fall 35 Tled for Hlghest ln Merxts MARJORIE L CUNNINGHAM-Comlnerclal One Sem Honor Sclxolarslup Asst Adv Mgr G and T 34 Bus Mgr 35 Cast Senior Play Grow mg Pams Adv Mgr Senlor Play LEE DUFFIELD Academlc Merlt Seal Sec IZB Class Pres IZA Class Band 32 35 Cast of Senior Play Growxng Palns MERCEDES PERKINS Academlc Merlt Seal Vxce Pres IZA Class Class Numerals Student Control FLORENCE BOYES Academlc Ser and Treas of 12A Class 35 Class Numerals Troubadours 33 35 Cast Senlor Play Growmg Pams JOHN BILLONIES Academlc Gold Seal Sem Honor Scholarshlp Clrcle S Track 35 Art Editor Annual Graduated ln 3V Years ITALO GRILLO Vocatxonal Academlc Gold Seal 5 Sem Honor Scholarshlp Merxt Seal 2 Sem Com AIl'll9I1CS 34 35 r Red Cross Rep 33 r Rotar lan 35 Block S 3 Years Football 4 Years Bas ketball 3 Years Track School Record 51 ft Shot Put 35 Capt Football Team 35 Student Control 32 Graduated ln 3V Years Hxghest Boys Merlt Record UMEKO TATEYAMA Academlc Gold Seal 5 Sem Honor Scholarshlp MERLE TRAYER Commerclal Gold Seal 7 Sem Honor Scholarshlp Merxt Seal Vlce Pres Girls League 35 Rally Committee 35 Old Engllsh S Clrcle 36 Troubadours 34 35 Cast Senlor Play Growmg Pams Member Student Control 34 Commencement Speaker ADELE JANE IDIART Commerclal Merxt Seal Member Student Control 33 35 Tled for Hlgh est xn Merxts BILL PAPAS Academlc 4 Letters Football ROBERT H RIDDELL Academlc Orchestra 3 Years Concert Master of S H S Member Strxng uartet BERNICE ROSS Academlc Mer1t Seal Cast Sen nor Play Growmg Paxns HAROLD WILLIS Academlc One Sem Honor Scholarshnp Merlt Seal Pres IZB Class 35 Pres Playcrafters 35 Orchestra 33 35 Cast Semor Play Growmg Pams Muslc Award Z Years Mem ber Rally Com 35 Commencement Speaker VICTOR AH TYE Academxc Pres Chmese Club 35 36 1'zglzl ' I ' 7 1 1 . 1 1 , ' 7 7 ' 7 H - 1 1 A 1 11 1 1 11. - 7 7 ' 1 1. . . , . 1 , . , 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 - 1: 111 1 , Y 7 Y , l , . . . 1 1 1 1 . , . . . . 1 1 , - 11 ' 7 7 ' 7 7 - . . ,,. , , . . . 1 1 1 - 1 7 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 - 11 , . 1 Z 1 ' - 1 1 1 34. - , ,. . 1 , , 1 1 1 1 v 1 11 1 - 11 1 1 - t - , , 6 . - l 1 11 11 1 , 1 1 1 Z 2 . 1 1 1 1 . , g . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 ' - 1 , 1111 0 1 1 1 1 1 3 . 3 1 1 1 1 , U . 7 . . , . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - , ' . 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S1 11101 Mc 11101 Irs ANNE CLARE ALBERTI Commercml MAE LORETTA ALLEN Commermal ELIZABETH ANTONUCCI Commercml Class Numer1l OHN ARRAZOLA Vocitlonil Jr Recl Cross Rep 34 C1rcle S Football MARGUERITE THERESA ARRAZOLA Com mercnl Sr Rmg Com r Recl Cross Rep Graduated 111 3 Years FRANCES EDNA BACIGALUPI Commercm IRVING BAUCOM Vocauonal One Sem Honor Scholarslnp Mer1t Seal Pres Auto Club 34 35 Block S 3 Years Football 3 Years Basketball AUGUSTA LEE BENGS Ac1dem1c 2 Sem Honor Scholarshxp Pres u1ll and Scroll 35 36 C1rcle Numeral Guard 'incl Tackle Cub EdlEOl' 34 Reporter 34 35 Troubiclours 33 35 Olcl Eng l1l'1 S 34 35 Cl1ss Diy Progmm Grflduuted 1n 3 Years DON F BENNETT Voc1t1onal Pres Voc1t1on1l Club 35 Gr1clu'1tecl1n3 Years IRVING RICHARD BENNETT Commercml Block S Block M C1rcle S Atten ed Modesto H1gl1 3 XVANDA XV BERRY Commercml Cl1ss Numeral Cxrcle S C'1st ol' Musxcal Regitti ElVlORY E BIANCHINI Aciclemu B'1ncl 37 35 HEI EN Bl EWETT Acmdtmm LEROY BLOOM Commercnl Cast of Growmg Paxns Sen1or Pl'1y IRANK BONFII IO VOC1IlOl11l Blocls S 7 Yrs Football Student Control 34 35 BERNICE B BONINO Commercxal JIMMIE BROKAW Ac1clem1c Custoclmn F1 C1st Sen1or Pl1y Growmg P11115 ESTHER MAY BROWN Comme-rc1'1l FLORIENE BUOY Acidetmc Pres Old Engl1sl1 S F111 35 Luge and Small Letters 1n Old Eng IS S Member of Olcl Engllslw S C1st of Senlor Play Growlng P11115 LUCILLE E BUSALACCHI Commercnl One Sem Honor Scholarslmp SOCICIY l-LORENCE ANN BUSSEMER Commtrcnl CII' cle Numeral X 1111 , - , - ,- . . - ., , - ez .. 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Senior Memories DAVID CALHOUN Vocational PATRICIA CARSON Academxc 3 Sem Honor Scholarshxp Sec Tr1Y Fall 35 Cast Senxor Pla Growmg Pams Attended Plttsburg Hxgh 32 33 Graduated m 3 Years MARY CERESOLA--Commerclal Sec Itallan Club 34 Cast Itallan Play Cosx E Se Ve Pare First Honorable Mentxon 32 Itallan Contest Suver Medal Itallan 35 WILBUR CHOY Academxc Pres Chlnese Club Fall 34 Band Fall 35 ELAINE VIVIAN CHRIST Academlc Attended Longfellow r H1gh Rlchmond 32 MAURICE C COLBY Academlc VIRGINIA CULLEX Academxc DOROTHY A DARK Academlc 3 Sem Honor Scholarshxp Class Numeral Cast Semor Play Growlng Pams BETTY A DAVIDSON Acaclemlc MARGARET DAVIS-Academ1c Graduated m Years MYRNA DAVIS Academlc ANGELO DEL BARBA Academlc 2 Sem Honor Scholarship Serg 'xt Arms Itallan Club 33 LOUIS M DENTONI Academlc 3 Block Ss 3 Cnrcle Ss Basketball Football Member Student Control Feb 34 MARGARET ANNE DE VOSS Academic Trouba dours 32 35 Graduated nn 3V Years CARROLL M DIETZE Academxc Sec Treas Stamp Club Sprmg 35 Band 32 35 Clarnnet Solon t Property Mgr Growmg Paxns Graduat ed m 3' Years DOROTHY DOIR Academic HISIOFIHH Playcraf ters 35 Assoc Editor G and T 1 uarter Llbrarxan Growmg Pams Graduated ln 31 Yrs ALFRED G DOUVILLE Commercxal Band 33 CLAUDE ERICKSON Commercxal FRANCES MARIANNE FARACLAS Academlc Merlt Seal Member Gxrls Gym Councnl 33 34 Class Numerals Graduated ln 31 Years DOLORES J FARTHING Commerc1al Class Numeral Tr. Il . D . , . . s - ' 1 v Y- .Q V - H, . - y Y I , V Q ' 12, A 9 V ' , , I - H - ,.. . y , , . , . .. , , , - , , . - A 1 V ' , , D y , , - . , , J V , - . , . . ' T U I ' 3 S y .1 , . U . T L I , 'g ' 31,3 . 1 I I ' Q ,-. - , . CLARENCE F. DENSER-Academic. - , 1- , H ' T 7 3 - ff , ,, A , 7 , . . M I 5 . . . . 1 1 2 . . - . 4 g .- . 7 3 i 3 .Q D ,, . . - - , . , X72 . - . 5 . . . , - , 3 . . . Q 353 . . ,, . . ,,. . V, , , nz . A v- . Z . - 35. . - y T . Q ug 3 1 1 Z V2 . . - ' g . Senior Memories LAURA GLADYQ FUGAZZI Commercial Class Numeral ELMER JOSEPH FERBER Academxc BETTY M FUHRMANN--Commercxal Z Sem Honor Scholarshxp Merlt Seal r Red Cross Rep Prxze Amerlcan Leglon Constxtutlon Test Student Control 35 Graduated m 314 Years KENZO FUJIMORI Academnc 2 Sem Honor Scholarslup Merlt Se1l RALPH GARROW Academnc Swxmmmg Mgr 33 2 Block Ss IC4-rcle EMMA M GAVIGLIO Commercnal 2 Sem Hon or Scholarshxp Merit Seal LORRAINE GEORGE Commerclal ALTHEA E GIANNINI Commercial Class Nu meral ROBERTA JEAN GILGERT Academxc Znd Or chestra 37 33 Placed m National Essay Contest on Bread Gmduated m 3 Ye-mrs ALBERT F GIORGI Commercial DANTE GIOVACCHINI Academxc ELEANOR GOTELLI Academlc Gnrls League Ad vlsory Board 34 Girls Gym Councll 34 Edxtor Lo Studente Imlxano 35 Graduated m 3 Yrs ALMA T GRILLI Commercnl Honorary Men tlon 1n Italxan 37 JOHN GURADO Vocatlonil FRANK GUZVIAN Voc1tlon1l WILLIAM HAGENE VOCHIIOHTI 4 Sem Honor Scholarshlp ALBERT ODELL HARVEY Academxc JAMES HAMMOND AC1d9fh1C Pres 1 B Class 35 Pres r Tenms Club 35 36 Block S Ten nxs Attended Fresno Hngh 35 36 DOROTHY BERNICE HATLER Academxc 3 Sem Honor Scholarship Soclety Manteca Glrls Athletlc Assoc 33 34 Class Numerals Large and Small Old Englxsh S r Red Cross Rep A tended Sacramento High 34 Manteca Hxgh 32 33 Graduated m 3 Years LINCOLN HEINZE Vocatlonal GLORIA HENDRIX Commercxal Member H1 Steppers 33 . - Q . . 5 . , QJ- -, 9 , ,2 . -1 Q . 9 .. - , . -35- S. , , . - 3 . - . g . . -- . 3 - - L . 1. ..., Q c . ' l 4 , t 3 4 . - . . - K 3 . . , L , 1. 1 . . 1 . 3 - -M . .. . -- . . . -- . , , H ' . 'I K , . - Y ' ' 7 7 V - 2 . , , J . ., r- , . , Q . ,, s 2 - - 9 1:10-zwz l96 Senior Memories DOROTHY HOXIE Commercnl ARGL HUGHES Acaclemlc HELEN HUNT Commercnl JAMES E JOHNSTON Acidemxc Z Block Ss Basketball CALLIE EVELYN JONES Academnc GEORGE N JONES-Commerclal MYRTLE JONES Commercxal DARRELL E KALE Academic Pres Radio Club 34 35 Cast Semor Play Growing Pams BOB KENYON Acaclemlc Track ARTHUR KIDDER Academlc ANN JANE KITT Academnc Girls Lcngue Advls ory Boarcl 35 OLIVER E KNAPP Academlc DOROTHY KOPPING Academic Grmluatecl m 3 Years S 2 Years Block S Basketball JOSEPHINE LAGOMARSINO Commercnal Cnr cl 36 r Red Cross Rep 34 35 EMMA MARIE LEACH-Commercxal HAROLD LEE Vocatxonal LINDLEY LEHMANN Academic Vxce Pres Tee Square Club 35 MARCELLA LIDYARD Commercial Class Numeral HENRIETTA LOPEZ-Commercnal JIM LOUPE Academlc Attended Presldeo Jr Hlgh San Franclsco 31 Tow! .V I I , 5 3 - ' , lf V ' . ' FY. , xy , - A 5 1 . sn- Lg, l HARRY KRAMAR-Academicg "B" Team, Circle e U N: J I l - Y , l s 3 ' . V Mk ' , QM ' h 3 J - , 7.8 Senior Memm lei SAM LUCAS Commercxal AILEEN MC CLURE Academnc EZANE MC DOW Academnc Attended Garfield High 33 Compton Hxgh 34 MARVIN M MC DOW Commercial Z Sem Hon or Scholarshlp at Garfield Hugh 33 Compton College High 34 FRANCIS MC ENENY Academic FAINA MC NAIR Commercnal Cast Senior Play Growmg Pams NORMA C MATTEOLI-Commercxal Pres Ital lan Club 34 35 Cast of Cosl E Se Vx Pare Bronze Med1l It1l1an 34 Silver Medal Italmn 35 GERALDINE MADELINE MAZZERA Commer cxal Circle HELEN M MEADE Academic Cast Senxor Play Growmg Panns Attended Grant Htgh Portland Oregon HERBERT MERRIHEW Academlc CORNELIUS MEYER A ademxc Band 32 34 ROBERT MILOSLAVICH Academlc 4 Circle S s Basketball Cast Senlor Play Growing P11ns EI VERA ELIZABETH MISASI Commercial Class Numerals Award at Sports Carmval for Baseball CLAUDE MONTGOMERY Commercial Z Sem Honor Scholarshlp Merlt Seal Asst Adv Mgr and T 34 MARY M MORESINO Commerclal 3Sem Hon or Scholarshxp Mer1t Seal Sec Italnan Club 34 35 Cast Cosx E S1 V1 Pare Gold Medal Italxan 32 Member Student Control 35 YOSHIO MORIWAKI Academnc WILLIAM F NEIDER-Commerclal One Sem Honor Scholarslup Merlt Seal Graduated xn 3 Years DOMINIC NIGRO Commercial JOHN NOMELLINI Academlc One Sem Honor Scholarshxp TOM OKAMOTO Acadcmlc ARMANDO PARNE Commercnl Bloclc S Football wt II . . T 7 . , 1 . , , v , - . - , , , . . , . . , Jr. - , ., . t H . , . - , , , 34. K . , , . , . . . ., H , 36 , . - ' Q 4 r , -- L g - . . , r .. . . ., , , . . 5 - 1 , ,... G. . , 35. . - g , - A . ' . ' 3 , , V , , , . .. . . . . , , , . . Q . ' . ' . ' 1, - 5 I -' c 1 111 uv Scmm Memm ms ANNA BELLE PATTERSON Acidcm c EDDY PATTERSON Academic VIVIAN PEDIGO Commerc1al IRENE C PELLANDA AC1defD1C MARIAN PENFIEID Commerclal MARY PIZZI Commerclal One Sem Honor Sch olarslnp Mein: Seal Class Numeral Letter 36 Award at Sports Carnn al for Baseball Cast Sen or Play Growmg Puns Italnan Honor Award S u dent Control 35 LUCILLE M POOLEY Commercnl JUNE E POWERS Commerclal DOROTHY NADYNE PULAS Ac1dcm1c Llwss Numerals CEORGE BYRON PURINTON Vo tonal 3 em Honor Sclxolarshlp ORVTLLE RANDALL Acaclemlc FLORENCE RENNEY Academxc Socml Ser ce DONALD IRVING RIVETT Acaclemxc Sec H1Y 34 Pres H1Y 35 Sec Boys Sc ence Cu 34 Playcrafters 33 German Club Play 34 Ar ended Sacramento Hlglx 32 .ANNICE ANITA ROACH-Commercxal Clrcle ELINOR ANN ROWAN Commerclal LINWOOD RUFF Academnc BILL SCANTLEBURY Academlc News Edltor G and T Member u1ll and Scroll G and T Re porter Graclua ed ln 3V Years WILLIAM SCHMIDT Academ1c Cast Senzor Play Growxng Pams Attended Rlley Hxgh South Bend Ind1ana 32 33 XAN L SHALJIAN jr Academic Drum and Bugle Corps 34 JAMES SHIRONAKA Voc'1t1onal MARY ELLEN SPOONER Academxc Class Numerils fourh 1 ll 1 r i . V 1 K I . Q - . I 4 A' 1 , 1- K' ,'v , , , , Ay . I K Q " V' ' ". ' . . 9 1 7 7 ' I . l -I . - 1 ' 9 O. - . - :ai : S . ' . A -- A Q l. vi '34,'35g Playcrafters ,33-'35. , . - a . 1 : l 1517 . 1 ' 7 -- - A v , 1 7 I O- 7 Y 4' - 7 -1 I 1 V - , U U 36 . M V 3 I -z Q 5 - - - 3 E ' 2 . M ' Z 4 H A 4 U, - - , , , - y , , . lv l I ' - , A , y i K 4 . - 3 Q 1 . .4 ,. 8011107 MUIIIOIIFY ANNA PAULINE STIFT Commercxal Attended St Marys Hwh 32 33 ED ST JOHN-Commercxal Jr Red Cross Rep 33 CHARLES F STRIBLEY Academlc HARUE TAIRA Commercnl Men: Se1l REX W TANBERG Ac'1dem1c Football 35 Band 33 34 Cast Semor Play Growmg Paxns BERNADINF THOMPSON Commercnl KATHLEEN TINKESS Commercxal PEGGYBETH TROST Acidemxc Merit Seil Sec Phl ophy ean 32 33 Bxol Lab Ass t r Red Cross Rep 35 Attended Norman Hlgh 31 GEORGE TSUSHIMA Acudemnc BETTY LOU TUCKER Academic Student Lon tro 34 RAYMOND TUPPER Commercnal PAULINE TURNER Academlc PEARL TURNER Commercxal Old Englxsh S Cmrcle 36 MARIE VASQUEZ-Commercxal DOROTHY VIGNA Commercnl Cl1ss Numeral Student Control 34 35 LAWRENCE WAUGH Commerclal Merlt Seal Cast Semor Pl1y Growmg Pams ELSIE JANE WELCH-Commercial BILL YAGER Academic Clrcle S Swlmmlng CARLEEN ZIEMER-Acaclemicg Attended Oakland High '32-334. SELMA ZUCKER-Academic: Attended Modesto High 33. 44. lfifl cull RUR y i936 Smnm MF7lI01IFi SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES MILDRED ARATA Academic Old Engllsh S 3 JUANITA LILLIAN BEAN-Commercial MURIEL MARIE BOULTON Academic Gradu ated lh 31 Years CLAIREDENE DAM ERON Academxc ROSE FONTANA Academic ALBERT A FUGAZZI Vocational LOWELL GIBSON-Commerclal Attended Stock ton Hlgh 31 Years Shasta Unlon Hxgh V Year JANE HOXVELL Academxc MILDRED HUDSON Academlc One Sem Honor Scholarshxp Attended Tracy Hxgh 32 34 Grad uated nn 31 Years JEANNETTE JAUBERT Academlc Class Numer als Old Engllsh S 35 ELEANOR KO Acidemxc Attended Fresno Hxgh GUS LAFKAS Academxc OSCAR MC PHAIL Academxc Band 35 ALBERTA DEETKEN WEBSTER Academlc Sec Pan P3C1f'-IC Club 32 Socxal SEYVICC Club 34 Attended Prlnclpna High St LOUIS 31 Mist v Commercial Building Szzlvtn '33, A 4, '35, 3 , - 1 . ' EDITH FONTANA-Academic. '32-'35' . 9 u u . , 3 . . , 1 ,Hg ...M V 33, 1 f Jiri HAGGIN MEMUIDIAL MUIEUM ,Jil JJ QW LJ W-f ff fb? fp jg VA V L ff 11 H vffpwwi Jpjwnwwj ,fffbd f K 11 A 1 plefw p ,W J 5 Ulf L 6 A1 7 - XJ , fl 17" if -CL JH" iv i ff AA If X, . L ', ,-A' ' 21 f L E L I Q X fi 9 I X7 Q - 1 fi . o 6 ' L ' A 2 ' Q , - 1 M ,L ,,f, f r u J W J ,ff fx f ,D wo Ayn w A Q Wk djs! . f xl XJ 5 'XQJ f' 1 S1 11101 M1 111111 11s JUNE CLASS lTllST0lRY ITH the drstrnctron of berng the largest class ever to graduate from Stockton Hrgh School four hundred seven senrors wrll don caps and gowns for the une com mencement exercrses As freshmen our ranks numbered srx hundred nrnety seven but four years have seen the class shrrnk to IES present srze Some students decrded to grad uate rn three and one half years, others elect ed to qurt school, and a larger number have transferred to other schools More rmportant than 1tS srze, however, are the contrrbutrons of thrs class to the school In the field of sports Clrff Bertel son, Bull Carlson, Brbe Ma77era, and Henry Temme haye been valuable football men The crnder track clarmed Floyd Fopprano, Wfoodrow Krmpton Brll McMurray, and Frank Kuga Sherwood Norton, Iohn Syl yra, and ess Delaney played basketball Three members of the class, Duke McNabb Alfred Hokholt, and less Delanev, spllshed therr way to many yrctorres on the swrm mrng team Tvyo others, lack McBrrde and Robert Crrss, formed the backbone of the tennrs team students partrcrpatrng rn other actryrtres Betty Drxon rn a natronal essay contest won rn electrrc athletrc trmer for the sehool md rn addrtron a wrrst vyatch for herself She was charrman of the unror Red Cross and went as a representatrve to the Santa Rosa Grrls League Conventron Another Betty Betty Clarke entered the class rn her soph omore year and won drstrnctron by actrng as Drum Major for the marchrng unrts of the hrgh school, and later by becomrng first vrce presrdent of the student body and head of the Grrls Student Control We also have had a good number of oratory enthusrlsts lane Wolf once quoted Shakespeare rn a Modesto contest of Shakespearean quoters Probably Jack Brckle and Hrmrlton Brrggs should be mentroned rn thrs group for the enthusrasm they drsplayed IS yell leaders Throughout the four years there haye been many members of thrs class on the Hon or Scholarshrp roll Therr membershrps rrnge or ellfcl from one or tyvo semesters to those hold mg certrflcates showrng llmost contrnuous abrlrty to make the necessary grades I rob lb ly the best known names rn the class rtself were those of the successful polrtrcrans those holdrng some class office The first chance for many of these pohtrcrans who were so ambrtrous came rn the September semester In the electron held at that trme YValter Hansel became presrdent, Frlnees Clements, vrce presrdent, and ohn Hrekley, secretary As a departure from prevrous custom, vye decrded to obtarn our senror syyeaters and vyelr them for both semesters rnstead of the usual hnal one Ilrns for a Prom honorrng the February graduates yy ere then eompleted, and the af farr held rn the lhrlomlthean Club house, yy rs deellred a sueeess by all rn lttendance of our Senror year From then on trme plssed yery qurckly Soon vye were hrgh senrors Another elec tron was held rn whreh Sherwood Norton bee une presrdent, and ohn Bauman secre tlry of the class of une 19v6 Realrstrc notes yy ere added wnen ady rser sectrons held m etrngs to deerde on special drstrngurshrng., to h rye pretures tlken for the Annull Far more rppheants than he could use answered Nlr X lnnuecrnr s eall for those wrshrng to try out for p 11 ts rn the senror play It Never Rams A number of meetrngs vyere also held enabhng eyery one to see just what other students were members of the elass 1 thrng hard to do rn a school numberrng three thousand Noyy on the eye of gradultron the class of une, l936 looks baek on rts four years of exrstence Green IS Freshmen, con certed yyhen Sophomores, eomplacent as unrors, and hnally rmpossrble to define but generally eonceded to be mrghtv rmportant as Senrors yye haye followed rn the foot steps of many other prep school class s Stoekton Hrgh Sehool has borne wrth us through all these stages, and rn return the Iune gradurtes of 56 have the deepest re gard and happrest memorres for the four yeus spent under rts rnfluenee A 7 I - 7 1'7- , X X , 4 f l 1 le X y J K , y X, 1 X , e 1 l C 1 - ' sk ,s X - I T ' - - .. Y 1 g D 4 - . 9 ee K 5 e1 1 I - V . . S c c 1 C I 1 - y e t I ' 1 f . , - 1 K . - - V C 1 u C Y . K K- , L . . . . . ' -' V ' 1 a 1 T V ' C I a . ' rx. -1 1 rx' . . 1 1. - . 1. 7 D' I A . 7 . . . - , . , . . . Q , 5 - , . , . . . K u ' X , v V i 4 1 , 1 1- l x ' ' - K . ' , 3 . ' 's s . L 1 ' . - , . J , V A T . ' . 1 , . . I , I Y I 1 1 I Y 'Xt ' 7 I I I 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 e , . . K . There have 1150 been many prominem garbs and when we were ordered to report . 1 ' ' ' , , y "1 in 1 .1 . . . ,. 1, , ' ". .. ' ' f . . ' . ' ' , . , . ' , ' , , ff , 1 1 1 s 1 ' a . . . K . , ' ,U . ' , J - ' . . . , . ,. , . ,.., 1 , , - - l . I Y, ' K ' L l I e , - . K V 1 I Yl ' ' . I ' 1 4 1 4 1 ' . . 4- 11 11 s 1 L - .I X - 1 ' ' Cl 3, I 1 , A I K - l K . 1 I l l ' I L. . I ' I ' V ' ' - - 1' ' . . K ' I " 7 '1 5 - I . . . , . L l 1 . . . r 2 1 1 . . .e. 1 1 V F L , " " ' - 1 1-1 1 sf x . 1 , , 7 1 1 A , 1 1 - l 4 1 Qi' "2 I i 1 V . ' K i ' A I L HH Smnm Memories JUNE SENTUR PLAY 66 T Nea er Ra1ns was presented by the 1936 Iune graduatlng class as the1r senxor play Frlday May 15 The scene IS set ln Cahforma and the tltle IS taken from the behef of natn e Cahformans that It never rams 1n Callforma 1n a certaln season The cast was selected after 54 senlors formlng one of the largest groups ever to apply had trled out Wntten by Auranla Rouverol author of the successful February class play the product1on contalns the same llght touch regardlng adolescent emotlons Mr and Mrs Donovan played by Helen Davxes and Jack Blxnn come to sunny Cah fornla to vlsnt the Rogers famlly In the extensne corespondence carrled on between Mabel Rogers deplcted by Barbara Lanen and Mrs Donox an both women have gn en the lmpresslon of wealth When each finds that the other has been blufflng qulte an amus1ng sltuatlon results For mstance Hen ry Rogers Henry Temme under the ln fluence of this bel1ef sells a lot to Walter Donovan for one thousand dollars loan1ng h1m five hundred of lt XVh1le waltlng to be paxd back Rogers lends Walter Donovan all of h1s most cherlshed possessxons xnclud mg hlS clgars and car Fmally dur1ng a conversatlon both men admxt that they are pracucally broke and mdulge nn a brawl whxch IS stopped by the1r wlves Greatly lnsulted the Donovans leave the Rogers home At th1s cruclal t1me rlch and successful Dane Lawson taken by Lewns Morse ap pears on the scene Dane has been 1nd1cated by Mrs Rogers slnce the beg1nnmg of her marr1ed l1fe as the ldeal husband When he calls on Mrs Rogers unfortunately he has grown much stouter and sllghtly bald Howes er h1s worst SIU IS h1s complete behef that a man should be sole ruler an h1s own home and Mrs Rogers has sllghtly reversed pos1t1ons 1n hers faced wlth these qualltles Mrs Rogers decldes she prefers her husband But the adult troubles are mlnor when compared to those of the adolescent mem bers lmmy Rogers seventeen and young for h1s age IS plaved by Jack Ronald Thought through the first few scenes of the play to be a confirmed woman hater by h1s constant as o1dance of Norleen the v1llage vamp reallstlcally portrayed by Mary Ruth Marnell lmmy contradlcts all former 1m press1ons by deVelop1ng an alarmxng pass1on for Jane Carter who plays the part of Dor othy Donovan Dorothy reclprocates ln her feel1ngs and they declde to ask the1r parents lf they may marry If the parents refuse they w1ll elope Unfortunately the1r request IS refused and they are ready to go but at the last moment somethlng most unusual for Cahforma occurs It Rams The car ns also out of gas and refuses to run Faced w1th these dlfflcultles the pa1r declde to walt and marry later Durlng the t1me Dorothy has been stay 1ng at the Rogers house and attendlng col lege Mrs Rogers herself a member has 1nst1lled 1n Dorothy a great des1re to joln a certaln sororlty Norleen because of peal ousy contmually blackballs Dorothy but when she IS forced to resngn Dorothy IS taken m It IS thns that prevents lmmy s and Dorothy s secret marrlage as the soror 1ty passes a rule agamst secret marr1ages and as Dorothy says One can get marr1ed any t1me However everyth1ng ends happxlv as the ch1ldren are prom1sed that they may be marr1ed as soon as they graduate and the plece of property whlch caused so much trouble between the two famnlles proves to be of great value Although the cast or1g lnally called for a negro servant the part approprlately for th1s state was changed to a Japanese boy Bob Takahashl lent an out standmg and humorous touch to thxs Flne cooperatlon was glven by the bus 1ness concerns sol1c1ted for donat1ons and by the bus1ness staff wh1ch conslsted of Tack MCBf1dC bus1ness manager Sherwood Norton advertlslng manager Joe Rlsso stage manager Rlchard Rlddell asslstant stage manager and Jean Walcott pubhcnty manager The entlre cast responded well and gave excellent performances under L I Vannu c1n1 s d1rect1on A success both flnanclally and art1st1cally the product1on was a f1tt1ng culm1nat1on to the year Norma Canessa had charge of the wardrobe department The propertnes were supervlsed by Harold D1ckey and Barbara Quanl was Llbrarlan flqlzit F11 - 11 U ' ' Y ll . 1 J 1 - 1 1 ' t , 1 " 7 . . , . 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U . . . . . . , . 4- 1 Senior Memorzes WILLIAM CHARLES MC MURRAY Academlc Student Body Pres 36 Pres Tee Square Club 35 36 2 Circle Ss m Track Band 32 34 BARBARA FRIEND LANEN-Commercial 4 Sem Honor Scholarship lst Vice Pres Student Body Gxrls League Advxsory Board Fall 35 Pres Old Eng S 36 Sec Old Eng S Fall 35 Old Eng S 34 36 Student Control Spring 34 Sprung 36 Cast of It Never Rams ALFRED HOKHOLT Academxc Com Athletxcs Fall 35 Com of Records 36 3 Block S Swimming 1 Year Band Student Control Fall 35 BETTY CLARKE Academic Vxce Pres Student Body 35 Pres Girls League 36 Sec Latm Club 34 Drum Major 33 34 Orchestra 34 Student Control 35 36 Cast of It Never Rams FLOYD S FOPPIANO Academic 5 Sem Honor Scholarshxp Com of Welfare 36 Pres Pan Paclflc Club 34 Vxce Pres Honor Scholarshlp 35 Block S Track 35 Student Control Fall 35 MARY RUTH MARNELL Academic Com Or ganlzatxons 36 Rally Com 35 36 Gxrls League Advlsory Board 35 G and T Reporter 35 36 Troubadours 35 36 Student Control 35 36 Cast of It Never Rams JOHN MC BRIDE Academic Com Organizations 35 36 Pres French Club 35 Vice Pres Tenms Club 35 Pres Tennls Club 36 Clrcle S Block S Tennis Bus Mgr for It Never Rams DETTY DIXON Academxc 5 Sem Honor Schol arshxp Chaxrman r Red Cross 35 36 Pres Hon or Scholarshxp Fall 35 Sec Pan Pacxhc Club 34 Old Eng S 36 State Wmner m Internatxonal Busxness Machine Corp Essay Contest 35 Speaker at Girls League Convention 35 Student Control 36 MERYL THOMAN Academic Edutor G and T Spring 36 Vxce Pres ulll and Scroll Fall 35 Successxvely Reporter Colummst Assoc Edrtor News Editor G and T Publlcxty Mgr Huckle berry Fmn 35 Growmg Pains 36 General Chairman Masc and Fem Revlew JEAN WALCOTT Academxc Com of Publlcatxons Fall 35 Treas Tr1Y 35 Sec uxll and Scroll Fall 35 News Ed Cub Issue 35 Reporter News Edxtor G and T 35 Troubadours 33 36 Pub lncxty Mgr for It Never Rams ELLEN CLAIR WALKER Academic Annual Edl t r 35 36 r Reporter 34 Reporter 36 Assoc Editor G and T 35 uxll and Scroll 35 36 ELLEN ADELE MATTHEWS Commercxal Old En S 35 36 Adv Mgr G andT 36 SHERWOOD W NORTON Academlc Com Wel fare Fall 35 Pres IZA Class Pres Latm Club 34 Vice Pres Pan Pacific Club 33 Block S Cnrcle S nn Basketball unlor Rotarlan Sprmg 36 Student Control Fall 35 Cast of It Never Rams JOHN W BAUMAN Academlc Sec IZA Class Vice Pres H1Y 35 36 Attended Sonora Hlgh 32 SHIGETAKA ARAO Commercnal Gold Seal 6 Sem Honor Scholarship Hlstorxan apanese Club 35 Sec apanese Club Flrst prlze Chamber of Commerce essay contest Graduated nn 3' years RUTH LOMBARDI Academic Gold Seal 7 Sem Honor Scholarshxp Vlce Pres Honor Scholarship Sprmg 35 Student Control Fall 34 Spring 36 Commencement Speaker TOSHIKO MORITA Academic Gold Seal 7 Sem Honor Scholarshxp Sec apanese Club 35 Pres Northern Calif apanese Students Federatlon 35 36 Prnze Amerlcan Legion CODSIIIUIIOD Essay Honorable Mentlon Chamber of Commerce Essay First Prxze ln apanese Club Oratorncals 35 Stu dent Control 36 Vmtfr tu l F Q I Q Q Q - Q 1 I - nan- I s v Y Y ' Q . 9 - - 9 ,, . .I Q Q - QQQQQ I QQQQ Q I . , . . , , . 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OTHER Semor Memorzes MARTIN N PULICH Academic Gold Seal 7 Sem Honor Scholarship Vrce Pres Latin Club 34 35 Student Control 35 36 Commencement Speaker ROSE LEE ROWE Academlc Gold Seal 6 Sem Honor Scholarship Graduated m 3 U2 Years SHIZUKO TESHIMA-Commercxal Gold Seal 5 Sem Honor Scholarshxp Graduated ln 316 Years DICK DALEY Academxc Vxce Pres Boys Scxance Club 35 Troubadours 33 34 Armxstlce Day Speaker 35 Rally Commlttee 36 Student Control CLIFFORD BERTELSON Vocatxonal Block S m Football and Track Student Control 36 JESS DELAINEY Commercxal Capt Swlmmxng Team 35 4 Years Swlmmmg Team 1 Year Basket ball Team Medal for Intramural Basketball 35 Basketball Champxonshlp 33 ROBERT WALLACE HARRISON Academlc One Sem Honor Scholarshzp Troubadours 34 36 EVELYN GOLDEN KIZER Academic Band 33 36 Orchestra 33 36 Band Drum Major 34 J PETER VALLEM AC3dBm1C 4 Sem Honor Scholarshtp Band 35 36 Orchestra 35 36 FRANK FUSAMI KUGA Academlc Circle S 1n Basketball 33 ZC1rcle Ss 1n Track 34 B Track Team 35 A Track Team 36 Second Prlze Pen and Ink Drawmg Mc Kee Contest BEVERLY ADAMS Academlc Band 34- 36 Orchestra 35 36 RICHARD SMITH Academlc Advanced to Class Latter Part of Aprll ROMAN JAUIEN ADVIENTO Academic Vlce Pres Sec Treas Fxhpmo Club 35 Pres Fxhpmo Club 36 Attended Vlgan Hlgh Phxllppxne Islands 29 30 BERNITA ALLEN Academtc CURTIS ALLEY Academlc One Sem Honor Scholarslup RUTH ANDERSON Academic Old Eng S 35 36 Attended Kelseyvllle H1gh 33 Patterson Hxgh CLYDE ANDREW Vocational Jr Red Cross Rep 33 Vocational Student Councll 33 36 G Bc T Intertype Operator GLENNA ANDRUS-Commercxal 2 Sem Honor Scholarshxp Class Numerals G and T Advertxsmg Sta 33 34 Ttttntx Senior Memories LOTTIE AUNGER-Commercialg Sec. Commercial Eng. Club '35. FRANCES BACHETTI-Academic. TESSA DEAN BAILEY-Academicg Attended Car- mel High '34, '35g Graduated in 3112 years. INADINE BAKER Commercxal Class Numerals DOROTHEY FRANCES BALES-Academxc G and T Exclrmge Edxtor 36 FRED M BALLEW J Academic Z Clrcle S Football BABS BARBER Academnc BILL BARNETT Academic ALBERT BARONE Ac1dem1c ALBERT JOHN BARROWS Commerclal JOSEPH BATTILANA Acaclemlc BERT BEAUMONT Commercial IMADEEN BEAVER Academnc KEITH A BECKWITH Vocatxonal Pres Wood crafters 35 36 Orchestra 33 36 EUGENIA BERKLEY Ac1dem1c Graduated m3 Years JACK BICKLE Academic Yell Leader 34 Rally Commlttee 34 36 Basketball Mgr 33 Circle S Basketball Student Control 36 LAURA BLACKFIELD Academlc Graduated 3V Years JOYCE BLACKMAN Academxc Attended Oakland I-hgh 34 35 DOROTHY ANNE BLADH Commercxal Z Sem Honor Scholarship Rally Com 36 Asst Adv Mgr G andT 33 34 Troubadours 34 36 Attended Castlllejo School 34 35 RUTH BLAZER Academxc JOHN F BLINN Jr Academxc Pres Boys Scl ence Club 35 36 Sec H1Y 35 36 Cast of It Never Rams tnfx L Y ' , - , . . 3 . . . . , r.- . , s - .. . s . 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' . 7 . , . , , - , , lit" '-011' Senior Memories IRIS BLOSSOM Commercial ALBERT FREITAS Academic CARROLL JULIUS BOSCH Academic Hlstorlan H1 Y 35 JACK BOWDEN Academxc Band 33 36 O chestra 34 36 G andT Reporter 35 Graduated IH 316 Years EDDIE BOWE-Academlc LOUIS R KENWORTHY Academxc RICHARD DOMINIC BOZZINI Commercial ALICE BRADY Academxc LOIS BRANDT-Commerclal Student Control HAMILTON BRIGGS-Academlc Yell Leader 36 Attended Gallleo Hxgh 34 WILLIAM D BRIGNARDELLO Academlc 3 Sem Honor Scholarshrp ALMA R BROTHERTON Academlc Award Broad Jump Relay Team at Toole Cast of The Meltmg Pot Toole Utah Attended Toole Hlgh Uah 33 34 Club 34 35 Graduated rn 3M Years EVELYN BROWNE Academlc MARJORIE BURNSIDE Commercxal Attended Leuzmger Hugh 32 33 Inglewood Hlgh 33 34 Rrverslde Hrgh 35 FRANK BUSALACCHI Commercral One Sem Honor Scholarshrp PETER CALLEGARI Commerclal Treas Commer cral Eng Club 35 Asst Adv Mgr G and T 35 BETTY JANE CALVERT Academlc Attended Ev erettH1gh 33 34 Napa Hugh 34 NORMA L CANESSA Academlc Wardrobe Mgr for Ir Never Rams BILL CARLSON Academlc Football Team 34 35 Znd Place rn Menzies Trophy 32 Student Control ROBERT S CARLSON Academlc Track 34 Stu dent Control 33 Twerzg 10.0 ' Q . 3 , . t y ' . ' Y . H Y H Y r- , , . , , H 1 ' ' 5 ' 3 ,35. ' Q '32 -, , - I , , . . - ' 5 . -- ' g in A , .Q - 5 7 . ,, I . y 7 , , , , r , . NAT BROWN, Jr.-Academicg Pres. Pan-Pacific ' ,I 9 - A I 3 . - , , . , f y , y Y - - - y .1 ' 5 I r 1 D Z I I 9 - . , . . . . . l I S . . , , . , y , - . - ' g . U . H I Q I , . l ! Y Y . . , . , 333. ' . ' . ' , 1 s v ' " Y- F I Senior Memories CHARLES CARPINO Vocatnonal Graduated m 312 Years LILLIAN CARR Commerclal JAMES CARROLL Academlc Attended James Llclc r High 32 Balboa Hlgh 33 34 JANE ELIZABETH CARTER Academlc One Sem Honor Scholarshlp Sec Treas Soclal Servlce Club 35 36 Pres Tr1Y 36 Student Control 34 a ly Commxttee 36 JACK H CASENAVE Academlc RAYMOND A CATALAN Academlc 3 Bloclc Ss Track Won Cross Country Race 3 Years American Legion Baseball Team 34 MELVIN CAVIGLIA-Commercial 4 Sem Honor Scholarslmlp TOM CHIKARAISHI Academlc Vocational MURIEL EVELYN CHRISMAN Academic At tended Polytechnlc Hugh 32 DEAN CLAWSON Ac1clem1c Range Offlcer Rxfle Club 35 Drum Major 34 35 Award m Band FRANCES CLEMENTS Academlc VICE Pres 12B Class Vlce Pres Tr1Y 35 Attended Eureka Hrgh Sant'1 Rosa High 1nd Alameda Hugh 3 Gllroy Hlgh Sprrng 33 HARRIETTE COCHRAN Academxc Prlze ln LORENE COLFELT Academxc FRANCES CONCHETF Acaclemlc Graduated 3 Years JEANNE COOK Ac1dem1c One Sem Honor Scholarship Gxrls Sports Editor G andT Fall 35 Reporter G and T 35 Orchestra 34 36 Old Englrsh S 34 36 H1gh Steppers 34 BARBARA CORNELL Academxc DAVID ALLEN CORSER Academlc Attended Garfield Jr Hxgh Fall 32 33 DOROTHY COX AC1d9mlC One Sem Honor Scholarshlp Attended Hollister Hlgh 32 33 JANICE LOUISE CRAIG Acaclemxc Sec Hobby Club 32 33 G and T Reporter 35 36 Hobby Club Prlze 33 Cast of It Never Rams HOLANDA CRAVIOTTO Acaclemlc One Sem Honor Scholarshlp Vrce Pres French Club 35 Stu dent Control Fall 35 Cast of It Never Rams ROBERT WAYNE CRISS Ac1clem1c Mgr Tennis Team 36 2Bloclc Ss Orchestra 33 34 lttllfl flllt - ' 9 1" A - s J - , . , , . , , . - 3 . 3 .- . , y - 1 , , , , - - , , R 1- - , . - s U y U . , y 1 . . , Q . i L - T I . - z . - . 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DELUCCHI-Academic: Block Us" in '36, ' ' I Swzior Memories JENNIE ELIADES Commercxal Member Gxrls Student Control 36 DOROTHY ELLIOTT Academxc ROBERT EMERSON Academlc WARREN E ENGDALL Academlc JACK ERZ Academic Hxstorlan H1Y 4 Band 34 35 JOSEPH A ESTRADA Vocational Cxrculatlon Mgr G and T Cylmder Pressman ALBERT C EVANS Academic ZELDA FARNESI Commercxal Graduated m Years WAYNE FAY Academic 3Bloclc Ss ln Track HAZEL FEARY Academxc MIRIAM FEINER Academic Attended Hyde P1rlc H1 h Illnnons 32 35 ELEANOR FIELDING Academic G and T Re porter 35 36 Graduated 1n3 Years ARDATH FINK Commerclal Class Numerals 3 Years TERENCE-I FLANAGAN Academxc Pres Land levelersClulJ 35 7 Clrcle Ss Football Student Control 35 RICHARD BEECHER FLEMING Academic Vnce Pres Larm Club 35 36 ROBERTA FLINT-IER Commercxal AILEEN FOPPIANO Commercxal Student Control Fall 35 Graduated xn 3 Years LA VERNE BERNICE FOSTER-Commercial VEARL FOWLER-Commercnal Track Mgr 33 34 Cnrcle S Track Drum and Bugle Corps 32 33 BESSIE FRASER Academic Graduated ln 3 Yrs - . 3 . , .D .3 , .351 - ' : ' 3'g Ag , ' ' , ' , ' . . 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A , - BETTY FITZGERALD -- Academic: Graduated in I 3 S 4 , . 7 V2 .5 . . . lj Q T'Zn.'6IlfVV'fl'Z'c' Semor Memorzes JOHN BUFORD FREEMAN Academic Attended Fremont Hlgh Nebraska 32 35 CHARLES FRENCH Commercial Medal nn Intra mural Basketball 35 36 JOSEPH E FROELIGER Vocauonal HARRY GALLO Vocatnonal One Sem Honor Scholarship Vocatlonal Student Councll 35 36 G and T Intertype Operator EVA GARIBALDI Academlc Sec Itallan Club 35 36 Attended Galxleo Hlgh 32 LOIS GENOCHIO Acaclemlc One Sem Honor Scholarshlp ROSIE GIACOVONI-Commerclal Student Control ANITA GIANELLI-Commerclal One Sem Honor Scholarshnp BILL REYNOLDS GIANELLI Academxc Sec Boys Sc1ence Club Fall 35 Cxrcle S n Track Student Control 36 Scholarshxp MYRTLE GIBSON Academic Assoc Ed1torG and T 36 Assoc Edxtor Cub Edltxon 35 Graduat ed ln 3V Years EUNICE GILDEA Academlc Attended St Marys H1 h 32 FRANCES GILKEY Academlc AMERIGO GIOVANNONI-Commercnal LIDA GIOVANNONI-Commerclal GRACE MARIE GIUFFRE Commerclal Honor able Mentxon ln Itallan LLOYD WILLIAM GOEPPERT Academlc Sec Hobby Club 32 Red Cross Speaker 35 Wxnner of Shakespearean Try Outs W BLAIR GOODMAN Academlc 2 Sem Honor Scholarshnp Attended Lewxs and Clark Hlgh Wash mgton 31 JACQUELINE GOODMAN Academxc JEAN E GOODWIN Academlc ERNESTINE GOSHORN ACadEm1C I tteutx sn , 7, 3 I . ' , 434. '33, '34. ' 5 ' , 7 9 ' Y! YSYY il, I 5 EVELYN GIANELLI-Commercialg 2 Sem Honor M I 9 . I 'g ' -'35, Q . 3 . . , , - , , -333. , .F V V- . ' Senior Memories BARBARA GOULD Academlc Troubodours 35 36 Attended Manteca Hlgh 33 34 Graduated nn 3 Years RENEE GOULDING Academlc FRANCES MYRLE GRAHAM Academlc VIOLET L GRAVES Academlc FORREST M GREENBERG Academlc Narrator at Chrxstmas Festxval Safety Week Radio Speaker Graduated ln 31 Years VERA GRIFFITH Commerclal DOROTHY GROFT Academxc Attended Lodx H ll 32 33 BENNIE L GRONDONA Ac1dem1c 3 Sem Hon or Schohrshxp olce Edxtor of Lo Studente Iml mano 34 DOROTHY L GROSS Academlc DOROTHY LEE GUTHREY Academxc WILDER MERXWIN HADDEN Academxc YUTAKO HAGIO Academlc Graduated mn Years RUTH HANEY Academxc One Sem Honor Schol arshlp Sec unlor Red Cross 35 36 Second Prxze xn Chamber of Commerce Essay Student Control WALTER HANSEL Academxc Pres 17B Class HELEN HANSEN Academxc One Sem Honor Scholarshxp Attended Emerson r Hlgh 33 SYLVIA I HANSON Commercxal LUCILLE HARDING Commercnl LUCILLE HARMS Commercxal One Sem Honor Scholarshlp Sec Old Eng S Socnety 36 Old ng S 35 36 H1Steppers 34 35 Captam 35 Student Control 36 C1st of It Never Runs BEN HAUGEN Academmc Band 37 6 LEONARD Nl HEIM Commercxal BETTIJO HENDERSON Academic Graduated 3 Years Y. . 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I . . .. . ,. . . t . . - 3 --3 . - L A g . in I2 L . lztwztx'-saz":1 l Semor Memorzes IVOR HESKETT Academlc Vocatxonal Gradua ted ln 3 V2 Years WILLIAM S HIGGINS-Academlc Basketball Mgr 32 Circle S Handball Medal LORETA MAY HIGHFILL Academic Band 36 Orchestra 35 Muslc Award 35 36 MARK WILLIAM HILD Academic BERT F HILL Academxc Attended Mountann V1ewH1gh 36 Gallleo Hxgh 32 BRUCE HOUSTON HINTON Academic MARTHA HOIT Academlc ESMA ELEANOR HOPE-Academlc HENRY T HORITA Vocatlonal One Sem Honor Scholarslup RITA HORWITZ Academic One Sem Honor Scholarshlp PHYLLIS HUBERT Academlc Attended Sacra mento unxor Hmgh 32 ROBERT A IJAMS Acaclemlc Pres Pan Paclfic Club 35 36 Block S ln Football 35 Attended Tracy Hugh 32 JOHN RICHARD IMMEL Academlc T INOUYE Academxc Class Numer YN JUNE ISAACSON Academlc Old Eng BILL JENKINS Academlc ALVIN THORVALD JENSEN Academic Gradu ated ln 3 W Years NORMAN JOHNSON Academnc CARL JONES Vocatxonal G and T Intertype Operator THEO JONES Commerclal Class Numerals JOHN HAWORTH JONTE Academlc Twenty ezglzi 5011101 Memorzes FRANCYS BERNICE KALEND-Commerclal Class Numerals CHIYOKO KAMIDOI-Commerclal Graduated mn 3 Years TOSHIO KANEDA Academxc JOHN MARSH KENNEDY Academlc One Sem Honor Scholarshnp Band 33 34 Thu-d Place Amerxcan L9gl0h Constxtutlon Essay LUCILE KENWORTHY Academlc 2 Sem Honor Scholarshlp Orchestra 33 36 Gxrls Strmg uar 35 WOODROW KIMPTON Academlc 2Block S Cxrcle S 1n Track DARREL KING Academxc Student Control Fall VERNON S KING Academlc Attended Escalon Hngh 32 5 MARJORIE KIRKMAN Academxc Graduated 3 Years ROGER KITTO Academlc BERTHA KLEINSTAUBER Academic PHYLLIS KLINKHAMMER Academlc Attended Custer Hngh School Montana 32 34 ANIDA KOLB Academic Old Eng S Soclety Sprmg 35 RICKARDV KRUPKE Academxc Clrcle S Track Orchestra 32 34 JOE KUBOTA Academlc Pres apanese Club 36 Srgt at Arms apanese Club 34 LOIS ELIZABETH LACY Academxc One Sem Honor Scholarshlp G and T unxor Reporter 35 Orchestra 33 36 Musxc Award 34 35 Gradu ated 1n 3 Years GEORGE B LAGORIO Vocatlonal LA VERNE LAGORIO Acadernxc Bronze Medal lh Itallan 35 Cast of Ir Never Rams JEAN LAMB Academlc ROBERT T IEACH Academxc Troubadours 3 36 Band 35 36 Orchestra 36 Attended Love land Hlgh Colorado 3 2 35 THURMAN LE CLERT Academic teufx 11 JU NE 'N. 8071107 Mc'11101'1m HATTIE LEE Academxc KING LFE Academic EDWARD LEIPELT Commercxal Band 32 DOROTHY LEMON Academic ROBERTA LEWIS Commermal 2 Sem Honor Scholarshxp Pres Commercial Eng Club Sprlng 35 Prlze ln GravemIngl1s Essay Contest EARL LONGACRE J Academxc lst and Znd Place lh Menzies Awards Z Cxrcle Ss ln Track Z Cxrcle S s ID Basketball 3 Ribbons 2 Medals xn Track ACK M LYONS ACad9m1C Clrcle S nn Foot ball Orchestra 32 36 MARYLY LYONS Academlc Vlce Pres Social Ser vlce Club 35 36 Treas Tr1Y 36 Muslc Club 35 36 G and T Reporter 35 36 HAZEL JOY MC CONNELL Commercxal Play crafters 3 5 36 BRUCE MCDONALD Academxc Attended Yreka H1 I1 32 VELMA MC INTIRE Academlc Sec Playcrafters WILLIAM MC MEECHAN J Vocatlonal HFNRY DUKE MC NABB Academxc Block S m Swlmmxng 33 35 Student Control 35 36 MADALINE MC PHEETERS Academic 2 Sem Honor Scholarshxp VIRGINIA MC PHERSON Academnc LETITIA MC ROBERTS Academlc MARIAN NIACEDO-Commercnal Attended Tracy Hugh 37 Antnoch Hxgh 34 Galt Hugh 34 LESLEY LENORE MAC LERIE Academlc EILEEN MALLETTE Comercnal HELEN MATHUES Commerclal llmfx -' 4 1 ' -'34. , r-- 'L 3 If Y.. , 3 J ' S- , . 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Senior Memorzec LOUIS BABE MAZZERA Vocational Block S Football 33 35 Student Control 34 35 Trophy for Most Tackles 35 HOWARD MEAD Acaclemtc Graduated ln Years CONSUELO MEDEL Academnc Attended Rxpon H1 l'l 32 35 DOROTHY AGNES MELLO Acaclemxc Class Numerals CAROLYN MELONE Academic CHESTER MEYER Academxc KAY MEYER Academlc Attended Phoenlx Umon Hlgh Arlzona 32 ROBERT MEYER Academlc Circle S ln Swlm mxng G and T Reporter 35 36 ERNEST G MEYERS Academic V Pres Stamp Clu 33 OAN MEYERS Acaclemxc Custodian Playcrafters 35 36 Sec German Club 35 36 G andT Staff 36 C'1st of Ir Never Raxns MORRIS E MEYERS Commercxal JOHN LEROY MICHEL Academxc Attended Ro osevelt Hugh Fresno 34 BARBARA JEAN MINAHEN Academnc GENE MINGMING Acaclemnc LORRAINE M MINTER-Commercial Student Control 36 FRED MIRAMONTES Vocatlonal -Iumor Red Cross Rep G and T Intertype Operator GLENN MITCHELL Vocarnonal ELWOOD MOFFITT Academic DOROTHY MOLL Acidemnc RALPH E MOORE AC1d6mlC GORDON MOREY Academlc Junior Red Cross Rep 33 36 Washington Llncoln Program Speak er 36 Speaker 1t P'm p'lClHC Nnghr Rally Cast of In Never Runs fhzrfx om CLHS5 9 Senior Mcmorzm LEWIS MORSE Academxc G and T Reporter 35 Orchestra 33 36 Prtze m Gravem Inglis Essays Cast of It Never Rams KENNETH MORTON Academlc DEMETRIO V MOSCOSO Academic Vlce Pres Fxllpmo Club 35 36 WILMA MOSMAN-Commercxal GERALD MULLINS-Academxc JAMES MUSTO Vocatlonal 2 Sem Honor Schol arshlp Sec Treas Vocattonal Calumet G and T Intertype Operator ROY NAKASHIMA Academlc Graduated m Years EDITH IRENE NELSON Academic Graduated xn 3 Years GENO NERI Academic 2 Sem Honor Scholarship Pres Latm Club 35 36 WILLIAM NESSLER-Commerclal R1bl9on Lmden Cross Country Race 2 Rthbons Stockton Hugh Cross Country Race DOROTHY NEYMAN-Commercial Student Con trol Sprmg 35 JOHN NICHLEY Academic Sec 12B Class ROSE YAYE NISHII-Commercial Attended Brent County Hugh Colorado 32 35 Elk Grove Union PHYLLIS NORDWICK Commerclal Student Con tro 35 MARY LEAH NORTH Academlc Attended Ham xlton un1orH1gh Fresno 32 33 Manteca Union H11-134 3 JIM NORTON Academic Sec Treas Tee Square Club 35 36 Graduated lh 3 M Years TED NORTON Academtc 1 Sem Honor Schol arshtp Program Chatrman unlor Music Club 36 Orchestra 33 36 Concert Master 36 Boys String uartet 3 Sem MILDRED BERNICE OLSEN Academlc RUTH R O REILLY Academlc Attended Eagle Roclc Htgh School 32 33 Coachella Valley Htgh 33 34 Glendale Hugh 34 35 Livermore Hugh 35 CARLA ORTMAN Academtc Pres Soclal Servxce Club 35 36 untor Red Cross Rep 35 36 YOICHI OSHITA Vocatxonal 2 Sem Honor Scholarshxp 7 lzrrtx I '. 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DOROTHY PATTERSON Academic News Editor G and T Graduated ln 3' Yeirs CYRIL PELETZ Academic Armistice Day Speaker DAN PENGILLY Academxc Attended St Mirys Hugh 33 Pescadero Hlgh 34 35 LUCILLE H PERRIN Academlc DOROTHY BARBARA PETERSEN Commercnl Student Control 35 36 XVARDELL PICCARDO Acwdemlc JOHN PIZZO Commercml M HARRY PLATEK Commercml BERNICE Nl PODESTA Ac1dcm1c One Som Honor Schol1rsl'np ITAIO PODESTO Ac1dcm1c I-DA PONSO Commercnl EARLE PORTER Commercnl ED PRETL Commercial Nl1rysH1gh 33 34 xCHEL MARIE PRIVAT Acadermc Attended Contmuanon Hugh 33 34 Orcl'1estr1 35 Graduated nn 3 Yeirs ARlVlANDO P PUCCINELLI Acidemxc RUSSELL PUGMIRE Academxc Attended 'south Hugh Salt lnlce Utah 34 35 BARBARA JANE QUAII Academic Sec Phxlo physean Club 35 36 Graduated ln 3 Ye-1rs PATTY JANE RAILSBACK Academnc HONORATO RAMOS Acids-mac llznlx e , ' '35, ' FRANK R. PRINCE--Academic: Attended St. Rf - . ': , . . . Q . 2 I . , .362 . - ' '3 - . - Q I -- . ' 1 lx . ' - H " -'vlfzrrt' SIIIIOI Mflllflflff IVIARJORIE RUTH RASCH Commercial Sec f Commercial Eng Club 34 ZELDA ANNE RATTO Academxc DAVID REA Academxc Band 33 35 KENNETH REII I Y Academlc Orchestra 3 Years Griduated m 3 Years JEAN RENNER Academxc Graduued ln Yrs WILL M HENRY RENWICK Acadprrxc 1 A! RICHARD Nl RIDDELL Academic Asst Stage Mgr for It Never Rams JOSEPH LOUIS RISSO Academlc Srgt at Arms It1l11nClul:J 35 36 Stage Mgr for It Never Runs MIRIAM ANNE ROBINSON Academxc VAUGHN ROBINSON Academic Circle S Track Attended Walnut Jr Hngh RALPH STOLBERG Ac1demlc JACK RONALD Academic Band 33 34 Gradu 'ttecl ID 3 Heirs Cast of Ir Never Rams LEONARD S ROSENBERGER Academlc Ol IVE ROSS Ac1demxc Pres Phxlophysean Club MARIAN FAZUXO SAKO Academxc Attended Gxrls H gh S n Ff"1l'lClSCO 31 HELEN SANGUINETTI Commercial MARY JANE SAIN JULIAN Commercial DOLORES CECILIA SAXON-Commerclal GEORGE SCANTLEBURY Academic MILDRED SCHERER Academlc ERNA SCHILPP Academic Tlzzrlv four .' . 1 I. - ' Q .o - , .Q . . ' H- 1 'Q 3 1 ' I2 . , 1 1 AS 1 ' ' 312 . A - i. ' r i . 1 ,X J A 'Ulu ' f' ref X . X j , j,,r-j, ll. - yi , . . . . 1 9 I. . C .C . Y. 1 I .. . . ,. . f. U - lv 1 g . 32, 33, - . . J 7- 'su , 1 - f 13 L 3 . J -A L .5 l . 36. , . 1 2 ' ' i , a . ' ' . , . Senior M0l7l0YiPS VERA SCHMIDTS-Academic. IOLA MAE WILLIAMS-Academic. CLOE JULIA SCHURING-Commercialg Freshman Reporter at S. M. Highg Attended San Mateo High '32. DUANE SEWELL-Academicg 4 Sem. Honor Schol- arshipg Attended Pasadena Junior College High '35. BILL SHEETS-Academicg One Sem. Honor Schola arshipg Orchestra '32-'36. PHYLLIS E. SHEETS-Commercial. ELINOR FRANCIS SHEPHERD-Academicg Attended St. Mary's High '32, ,33, JEAN SHEPHERD-Academicg One Sem. Honor Scholarshipg Student Control '34, '35g Sec. Student Control '35. DORIS SHERWOOD-Academicg Pres. Tri-Y, Fall '35g Pres. Philophysean Club, Fall '35g Student Con- trol ,36. MARY E. SIEVERS-Academic. OPAL SILER-Academic. .IOHNNIE SILVAS-Commercialg Medal for Intra- mural Basketball Championshipg 3 Circle l'S's" Basketball. JOHN SINGER--Commercialg Circle "S" Swimming: Graduated in 3 ' 3 Years. CHARLES SLAGLE-Academic: Attended Merced High '32, '33, EDWIN SNIALLEY-Vocational. JOYCE SMALLEY-Academic. BETTY ANNE SNIITH-Academic Sec. Philo h a P Y' sean Club '36g G. and T, Reporter '35, '36g Exchange Editor '35. DAVID H. SMITH-Academicg One Sem. Honor Scholarshipg Bland '32, '36. HELEN MARIE SMITH-Academicg Attended Manteca High ,33-'35g Graduated in 3 W Years. THEDA SMITH-Academicg Orchestra '35-'36g Attended Oakland High '35. HOBART SNAPP-Academic. Tllirf-x'ffit'i' Senior Memories LEORA SPALDING Academxc ALBERT SPINELLE Vocanonal One Sem Honor Scholarsh1p BETTY STAMER Academlc One Sem Honor Scholarshnp Graduated nn 3V2 Years MARION STEPHENS-Commerclal Attended Sequoia Unlon Hlgh Redwood City 33 34 DONALD STINE Academlc Graduated ln Years LEORA STOVER Academxc One Sem Honor Scholarship MILDRED BELLE STOWELL-Commercial Clrcle Numerals MALCOLM L STROUD Academlc Drum and Bugle Corps MASAKO TABUCHI Academlc Orchestra 35 36 Graduated xn 3V Years BOB C TAKAHASHI ACad9l'D1C Cast of I Never Ralns MARION ELIZABETH TARBOX ACa.d.9m1C Class Numerals at Gustme Band 35 Attended Gustlne High 32 35 FRED TASSANO Academlc MILDRED TAYLOR Academxc HENRY TEMME Academlc Pres German Club 35 36 Clrcle S ln Football Block S ln Foot ball Sport Editor G and T 35 36 Student Con trol 36 Cast of Ir Never Rams TOM TERANISHI Vocatlonal MARJORIE THOMPSON Academic Attended Sacramento High 34 M SPRAGUE THRESI-IER Acaclemxc NAIDA TITHERINGTON Academxc 5 Sem Honor Scholarshxp Exchange Editor 35 and Re porter G and T 36 Assoc Edxtor Annual 36 lst Orchestra Fall 33 36 2 Yr Music Award u11l and Scroll 35 36 EDWARD E TOMODA Academnc Attended Hamxlton umor High 32 RICHARD H TOMS-Academlc One Sem Honor Scholarshxp GEORGE TOMURA Vocatxonal Thirty su' - 4 l - 3 . , . 5 . . . . , , Y 3 ' '. 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Senior Memories GEORGIA TONS Academxc FRANK TRELUT Academlc GLORIA FAY TRUNNELL-Commercxal GEORGE JOICHI TSUSHIMA-Commerclal Treas ap1nese Club 36 Graduated ln 31 Years LILA TUCKER-Commercxal MARIE TUTTLE Academlc STANLEY M TUTTON Academnc TAKEO B UTSUIVII Acaclemxc Pres apanese Club 35 36 Cxrcle S Basketball EDNA MAY VICKROY Academxc ANNETTE VOLLMANN Acaclemlc Vlce Pres Pl1ycr1fters 34 35 WILLIAM R WAGNER Academic JUNE XVARNER Academic Attended Manteca H l1 32 33 MARGARET CATHERINE WHELIHAN-Com merclal ELLIS VERNE XVIDNEY AC3d9n1lC Menzies ARTHUR WILLIAMS Academxc ZBloclc Ss ln Track JUANITA WILLIAMS Academlc Graduated m 3 2 Years MARTIN XVII SON Acaclemlc Chalrman Washlng ton Lmcoln Program 36 EUGENE WILLSON AC1d2XHlC Band 3' Yeirs BUD WITMER AC1dGfhlC Attended Rlpon Hlgh ELSIE WOLF Commercxal JANE WOLF AC1d9fnlC Place m Shakespearean Contest 34 lhzrtv st I ' 9 I I ' ' ' . . , 1, . - - ' : - J y . T I - I - ' s . , , lg , . -u , 5 , Award '33. . ., . - 2 lf! I - . ' g rj 4 . - L . 9 . , '32, '33. - K , 3 . , 'I ' "1"r1 CLQSS Sr 11101 M011101 ns MARY J WONG Academtc Student Control 35 Craduated m 3 1 2 Years JEANNE M WOODRUFF Academxc Sec Girls League 36 Student Control 35 36 BETTY WOODS Academxc JOEL WOODSON Acaclemxc 2C1rcle Ss Swlm mmg Asst Mgr Swxmmmg Attended Rxo Vnsta I-hgh 32 Lodl Hlgh 32 Sacramento Hxgh 32 and Holllster Hlgh 33 HENRY Y YAMASHITA Academlc One Sem Honor Scholarshlp SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES Cu 35 36 GUY BOWMAN Academrc Band 32 35 Or chestra 35 36 Saxophone u1rtet 33 Dance Band 32 6 ELMER F FIELD VOC1Il0R1l Attended Hwyward Unlon H1gh 32 RALPH JON ES Academic GAIL. B LEWALLEN AC1d9fnlC Attended R10 Vxsta H1gh 34 JACK MEHAN Acaclemxc LENO PAOLETTI Vocatxonal SONIA E SCHNEIDER Academxc RALEIGH WAI LACE Academnc YAYE YASUI Commercml Our Class In Homemakmg By lam e Crux 12A She taught us of the lovely thlngs That help to malce a home A llttle m1rror that w1ll reflect the light From crystal sea blue grapes A damty Sheraton stand gay colored books Whose pages 1nsp1re to reacl and mechtate The sweetness of olcl fashloned plnlcs The fragrant a1r of flowered ch1ntz Purple vxolets noclclmg from a hob natl jar The golden glory of a smgle rose smlle of God spilling IIS petals on jade green Chlnese shawl Fhclcermg candles shedclmg a rosy glow over all She taught us of the lovely thmgs That help to malte a home Tfllffj' ezglzi 5 l 3 ia. 6' T 9 , I Q- , . , s h ' 7 JOE BAVA-Acndemicg Sergeant-at-Arms Italian EDWARD BROCK IVIARSHALL-Academic. l b ' , ' . A ' ,' I ,Qi ' T351 '36g - A - ' ,-'3. - . ' S S - . . 7 7 ' 7 1E'lIlIVll'lIlIlIZS 5f'olDl t HE Student Counc1l, the student ap po1nted governmg body of the school, meets every Tuesd y All members of the Councxl are elected by the Assoclated Stu dents of Stockton Hlgh School except the comm1ss1oner of advert1sxng, who IS HIPPOIIII ed by the sponsor of the Guard and Tackle The dut1es of the Counc1l are to authorlze all b1lls, to grant all athlet1c awards and to set dates for electxons and other school func t1ons Among the Councll s outstandlng achlevements of the past year were the pur chase of a publlc address system, the arrang mg of a Sports Carnly al Dry, the arranglng of a Sen1or Prom for the une class Officers servlng durlng the fall semester were presldent, Chfford Trotter, Hrst v1ce presndent, Betty Clarke, comm1ss1oner of vs elfare, Sherwood Norton, comm1ss1oner of Sllbllllll HE Student Control const1tutes the stu dent law enforcmg organlzatlon of the school Membe1s are chosen by the com rmssxoner of welfare, who acts as the pres1 dent of the Boys Student Control, and b the HISI v1ce presxdent, who IS the chalrman of the Cnrls Student Control, such appomt ments are subject to the approval of the deans The pr1nc1pal duty of the boards of control IS t6'see that the rules and regula t1ons of the school are properly enforced, that all students govern the1r conduct so as not to reflect d1scred1t on the character of the school, and that all students preserve the appearance of the school by refra1n1ng from llttermg xt w1th papers The boys control of the past year has efftctmvely pro moted the safety of the students on the cam pus by strrctly enforclng the regulat1on agalnst r1d1ng bxcycles on the school grounds Semm Memorzes COUNCUI organnzatlons, Jack McBr1de, comm1ss1oner of records, Leshe Knoles, comm1ss1oner of pUbl1C2IlODS, Jean Walcott, comm1ss1oner of athletlcs, Alfred Hokholt, comm1ss1oner of glrls affalrs, ean Crary, comm1ss1oner of 1dVCI'C1SlIlg, M2fjOflC Cunnlngham, cha1r man of umor Red Cross, Betty Dxxon, cus todlan Ambrose Arb1n1 Officers servlng durxng the sprlng semes ter were presldent, Blll C McMurray, Hrst y 1ce presxdent, Barbara Lanen, comm1ss1on er of welfare, Floyd Fopp1ano, comm1ss1oner of organlzatlons, Mary Ruth Marnell, com m1ss1oner of records, Alfred Hokholt, com mlssloner of athletics, Wayne Bird, commls stoner of publlcatlons, Meryl Thoman, com m1ss1oner of advert1s1ng, Ellen Matthews annual edltor, Ellen Walker, chalrman of umor Red Cross, Betty Dlxon, custod1an, Don LaMo1ne Mr Laurance N Pease was the faculty representatlve for the year CON HKU L The g1rls student control has done a great deal to bettex the order and conduct of the students IH the assembl1es, wh1le the boys control has seen to It that students support the programs that are presented for them not only by attendmg but also by glvlng attentlon wh1le there For the fall semester Sherwood Norton was head of the Boys Student Control, and Betty Clarke was cha1rman of the Glrls Student Control Floyd Foppxano preslded over the Boys Student Control for the sprlng semester, and Barbara Lanen was presldent of the Glrls Student Control These student government boards have com pleted a yery sattsfactory term and have done much to lmprove the conduct of the students by commandlng a respect for law and order and encouraglng the students to take prlde ln the appearance of thelr school Party va 'rw m,f'N"'l" 1 'M Q ' , ' .l A. 1 ,1 , I . - 6 U , . . 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Y " 1 Q l xi -qu. l and 5 Fall Student Controlh 7 and 4 Sprung and Fall Student Councxla S Rally Committees 6 and 8 Sprung Student Controls 7 Freshman Gxrls' Inmatton Swim: M4 1110716 A CIRIS IIEXLUI1, HE Grrls League a very 1mportant as soc1at1on to whxch everv grrl 1n Hrgh School belongs strrves among other thmgs to br1ng out appreclatron of the finer arts such as good drama musrc dancrng and opportunltres for the glrls to hear good speakers In September the Grrls League sponsored a party welcommg the new freshmen glrls Another party was gxyen 1n February for the nevy 9B s Because both the Soclal Ser v1ce Club and the Old Engllsh S Socxety are worthy and IDCHCHCIQI clubs the G1rls League contrrbuted ten dollars to each of them D1shes were bought and glven to the bungalow In December money was contrnb uted to the Red Cross for the Chrrstmas boxes and lf was the Grrls League whxch provlcled Chr1stmas trees and wreaths that were used throughout halls and offices I October Mxss McInnes Jean Crary Betty D1Xon and Helen Caulklns attended the ITH t motto Stholarshrp For Ser v1ce 1n mund the Honor Scholar shrp Socxety commenced IIS act1v1t1es for 1935 36 w1th a membersh1p of one hundred and two students The Hrst duty of the Hon or Scholarshlp members was to serve as gu1des for the 1ncom1ng students dur1ng the first week of the fall and spr1ng terms Officers for tht fall semester were Betty lxon pres1dent ean Strong v1ce preslden and NICBOIIHZ Flcovrch secretary Stockton H1gh School was the hostess for the D1str1ct 16 conventlon of the Cahfornra Scholarshlp Federatxon on November 2 1935 The meet mg was held lll the hrgh school audltorlum and Betty Drxon pres1ded After the drscusslon on the theme of the day Frrendly Internat1onal Relatlons the delegates attended a luncheon at Hotel Clark In the afternoon a trap was made through the Port of Stockton under the aus plces of the Chamber of Commerce Thrs year at the Lod1 game the Honor Fed 1'21flOIl Conferen e at Santa Rosa where Betty Dlxon responded to the address of vselcome Vlany lnterestlng programs were grven at the monthly meet1ngs In December there was an amus1ng Chrlstmas play The an nual spr1ng dance festrval was presented by Mlss Halwrcks pup1ls A mght program was glven for all the glrls and therr mothers at whxch a play was worked out and acted by the grrls themselves One of the out standlng dances by Mlss Annely Uchrdas pup1ls at thxs evenmg program was the beau trful Vrennese waltz The students holdmg office from Septem ber to February were the followmg ean Crary pres1dent Merle Trayer v1ce presr dent and Helen C1UIklDS secretary treas urer The February oflicers were Betty Clarke pres1dent Maryjane Reed YICC pres rdent and J an Wfoodruff secretary treas urer XRSIHP BCDQII 11 Scholarshlp Socrety undertook a new actlv 1ty when It sold candy LILll'111g the game Cn Dec mber 12 1935 the annual publrc as strnbly was held and certrficates for two con eut1ve semesters membershrp were a warded to twenty srx members The speak er of the day was Dr Tully C Knoles who spoke on What s Before Us The Honor Scholarshlp Soclety also provlded S5 00 to pay express charges on the Red Cross Chrlst mas boxes to Guam On anuary 23 1936 a tea was gxven for the mothers and the graduat1ng members Certrficates of mem bershlp and l1fe membersh1p prns were a vs arded to graduatrng senxors as a part of the Class Day Program The membershrp of the spr1ng semester totaled one hundred and three students The new officers were Martln Puhch pres1dent B1l1B1dd1ck nee pres1dent and Alleen Bro kaw secretary On March 20 the Honor Scholarshlp Soclety spent 1ts annual pr1v1 lege day YlS1flDg the Un1yers1ty of Callfor n1a campus Forty four members the spon Forty t 0 ' . , .',. 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' , - Hy- -:U Senior Mcmorzes HONOR SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY sor M1ss Slfford and several parents made the tr1p On Apr1l 18 the sponsors MISS Slfford and MISS Humphreys the officers Mart1n Puhch B111 B1dd1ck and Alleen Bookaw and a votxng delegate attended the Annual Nor thern Reglon Conference of the CHllfOIH13 Scholarshrp laederauon m Sebastopol The year s act1v1t1es for the whole group came to an end on May28 w1th the b1enn1al banquet when l1fe membersh1p p1ns were awarded 1936 wrll be well remembered by all the members for the numerous act1v1t1es they enjoyed JUNlOR RT D CROSS TOCKTON I-hgh School has not only the oldest chapter of un1or Red Cross 1n Cal1forn1a but also one wh1ch takes prlde 1n cooperatlng wlth all the b1gger programs undertaken by the Sen1or Red Cross It has endeaw ored to answer all calls for asslstance from the adult soc1ety and from the Federal and State Governments as well as to help orgamze other un1or Red Cross chapters The work of the organlzauon of Stock ton I-hgh School reaches both far and near At Chr1stmas t1me the school filled more Chr1stmas boxes than ever before Three hundred elghty f1ve boxes were sent to Guam to spread frnendshlp among the ch1l dren of d1fferent natlons Twenty two box es contalnlng whole Chr1stmas dmners were dlstrlbuted to needy fam1l1es 1n Stockton ASS1StCd by the art department and the prlnt shop our orgamzatlon contr1buted one hun dred place cards to the Senxor Red Cross Roll Call meetlng and sent five hundred Chr1stmas dmner menu covers to the Umted States Navy The sole lncome of thlS chapter IS the SOCTAL SE URINIC. the past year as 1n every other year the Soclal Serv1ce Club has help ed the less fortunate and has rendered ser v1ce to those who are 1n need For Thanks gn 1ng last fall the club bought and dellvered a complete dmner to a poor fam1ly In the early part of December the presndent Carla Ortmm and the secretary Jane Carter at tended a meetxng of sponsors of the San Joa qum County s Crlppled Chlldren s Fund Before Chr1stmas the glrls alded Mrs Sapxro at the P T A Salvage Shop where clothes are glven to the needy Durmg the penn1es collected one day each month from students and faculty One of the largest contr1but1ons ever collected on Penny Day vss that of March 26 when two hundred dollars were collected for Eastern flood rel1ef Speakers were sent to clubs and to other schools ln an effort to cooperate wlth the un1or Red Cross campalgn for Safety 1n the Home and Farm Speakers were also sent to Manteca to attend the county coun c1l conference and to Sacramento where our cha1rman Betty D1xon was asked to preslde The Stockton Hxgh School chapter asslsted 1n the formatlon of a San oaquln Councll of Hlgh School un1or Red Cross chapters 1n other communltles S1nce the most 1mportant theme of the soc1ety 1n Stockton Hrgh School has always been Internatlonal Good W1ll May 18 was celebrated 1n obserx at1on of Internauonal Good W1ll Day Th1s year the un1or Red Cross Club of Stockton Hlgh School was ably preslded over by Betty Dlxon cha1r man and Ruth Haney secretary MISS Allce Mclnnes was the faculty sponsor RN ICE CLUB Hrst week of Chr1stmas vacatxon the mem bers took turns selhng tuberculos1s seals at the Stockton Post Ofhce They donated money to MISS Mclnnes for the Chr1stmas fund and 1n anuary the grrls gave through Dr Slppy a check to the Crnppled Ch1l drend s Fund Later 1n January a candy sale was g1ven at the lunch per1ods 1n order to ra1se more money to help carry on thelr cause of help mg the needy In February a drxve for new members was started The membershlp IS l1m1ted to glrls who are mterested rn charlt lorfy fam 1 1 ' , . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - C - L Y 'sa W 1 4 Xt r L A S J K , 1 7 C , 7 . t . 1 . . 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' 'Tl' West Glade Senior Mc'11101'ic's SOCIAL SERVICE CLUB able wo1k Dues :ne pa1d ey ery semester by I1 hft en n unbexs On March 6 M ss Dorothy u1nn of the l11glSl school faculty spol e to the club on the act1y1t1es of the un1or A1d IH con1unct1on w1th th Sunsh1ne School She told how m ney IS ra1sed for TIHQI C1113 the school and desc11bed a ty meal day of the ch1ldren at tendmv On Aprll 2, IUCFDIDCIS of the club sold candy at th Mase Ieem Rey 1ew sponsored bv the Guard and Tackle staff In the latter part of Apr1l the club VIS1tCd the Sunsh1ne School A tr1p to Bret Harte was planned for the g1rls dur1ng the Hrst part of May On une 5 at the Carmval Day the Soc1al SCFVICC Club mmaged a booth where they sold novelty ICC cream Oflicers of the club for the past success ful year were presldent, Carla Ortman, v1ce p1es1dent, Maryly Lyons, secretary treasure1, ane Carter The faculty adv1sor IS M155 Mar1lla Dunn1ng WL SIC A CTIVITIIES HE muslc dep11 tmcnt of Stockton H1gh School has play ed 1ts usual part th1s vear of 1935 36 111 proy1d1ng the student body wlth pleasu1e a1d 1nsp1rat1on, and by glV mg th w1o t COI'U1l1L1I'1lfN ahgeues of ent r teunn e1ts o1 l1lCl'l If can well be proud The Band of tockto1 I-I1gh School, un der t1e leaders111p of Nr Harold I-Ie1s1nger has a totll of 05 naemb rs It has played for all t1 r ll1es IW the sch ol and also for tl ose held ID theaters down town It ha attended all the football Games held ln Stock ton th1s yea1 as well as marchmg 111 the new unno ms at the games, bath lo al and those held IH IN desto and LOd1 Also the band played and marched 111 unnorm 1n the ITIISSICH Day Arm1st1ee and Decoratxon Day parades For the1r Easter YISII to t1e Cen dery of Ixn hts Iqemplars marched to the n1'1s1c o 1e 1 chool bard Iommg yu h K1 CIC ns ra t 1f ba d rl1ved 1n the 'mnua 1 151 vo ram O1 the ftl of Ma In e stat ba 1oto11r1 'tment l ld n San Ieranc1sco on May 9t 1, the band play ed and was rated 1"1 t 1 s IOP Later t115 sprmg If 1 two r1ore cf ucn p Cs ntat1ons M mbers of th band E ro ed t e1r lovalty to the school when th v can v c a Kees all durmg last 5111 mer y aca11tn 101 re11ea1s'1ls The Hfty memoers of the OlCl1CSI1'3 haye fzlsa QIVCII fl'lC1I' heue of entertamment thls yezu They play ed for the Chr1stmas pro gram at the St ckton I-I1gh School on De cember 18, and also ror the Sen1or plav last fall MISS x7l1"g1H13 Sho1t who left about m1d term for study 111 Europe, turned her job as leader of the orchestra over to Mr Loren Douglas, a College of Pac1Hc student, vs ho cont1nued her good work w1th It Un de1 h1s d1rect1on the orchestra played wlth the band l1'l the Annual MUSIC Program g1V en on May 7, and then aga1n for the une class Sen1or plav g1ven on May 15 In th f1rst semester a str1ng tr1o and a str1ng quartet were orgamzed under M135 VlYg1H13 Short The11 work was com1ng along very successfully unt1l MISS Shorts departure, but they d1scont1nued pre1ct1ce Th1s year the chorus of the mus1c de partment had 240 m mbers For IIS pro jects lt sang several select1ons at the Chr1st m IS program on December 18, and gave the Ea ter 0rator1o, The Seven Last Words of Chr1st, on March 29 ID the h1gh school aud1tor1um Th1s was an outstand1ngly beau tnul prcduct1on w1th the chorus work done 1n an CYCCPIIOHHI manner for such youthful wagers T11 solo1sts for the occas1on were M15 Myrtle Clarlfe, soprano, Mr V1ctor Orr, tenor, and Mr Izverett Cra1g Elhs, bar1 tone Many of the members took part 1n the Sprlng Festly al on May 16, Wlth the orches tra and band 1n Turlock The twenty fue Troubadours have en terteuned qu1te frequently throughout the year They sang for the Bay D1str1ct Tea chers Inst1tute and broadcasted at the Cal1 forma Teachers Assoc1at1on over the Nat 1onal Broadcastmg Sy tem They had an outstandmg part 1n the Izaster orator1o Be 1des tray ell1ng to San F1 anc1sco, they have made sey eral other CFIPS around the county, to Sacramento, Palo Alto, and Monte7uma, as well as accompan1ng the band, orchestra, and chorus to Turlock for the mu51c fest1val lm I A - A -I 1 A . . . . , - - . 1. . 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XRTMIENT on THE past yea1 the Vocat1onal Depart ment composed of 12 teachers and 189 boys has been very act1ve 1n 1ts var1ous pro jects The boys 1n the mach1ne shop under the tutelage of J H HHFFISOH have turned out yar1ous mach1nes wh1ch are cons1dered the best 1n the state Under Charles L1bhart the students 1n the auto repa1r shop have been act1vely engaged 1n studymg the con structlon and repa1r of the modern automo blle Boy s ll'l thxs class also traveled down to the bay d1str1ct to VISII the Ford and the Chevrolet assembhng plants Carpentry classes have been yery act1ve around the school dur1ng the year among the projects they have accompl1shed be1ng the large shovy er room ln the back of the boys gym lockers for the art department and the r1fle range on the armory grounds I I V Vlears cab1net mak1ng boys have fimshed uch useful p1OjCCtS as k1tchen cab1nets for the Communlty House dressers and stands for the mun1c1pal camp at S1ly er Lake four PL Bl lfC HE year 1935 36 was one of the most successful and vt ell rounded ln the hls tory of the publ1c speakmg department Speakers were provlded for both Arm1st1c and W1Sl11HbfOD Lxncoln programs At the former on November 8 Dlck Daley Henry Tcmme and Cy r1l Peletz spoke Dorothy Llhot reclted a poem and Walter Hansel acted as cha1rman At the latter on Feb ruary 12 Martm Wnlson acted as cha1rman Dorthy Patter on Walter Hansel and Gor don Morey spoke whxle Geno Ner1 rec1ted The department cooperated Wlfh the Red Cross 1n putt1ng over Natxonal Safety Week by scnd1ng speakers to all the rooms of the h1gh school and to the grammar schools Lloyd Goeppert and Bud Greenberg spoke oy er radlo stat1on KGDM on fh1S sub ject The school was represented 1n the D1s tr1ct Shakesperean Contest by Eloxse Sm1th and Lloyd Goeppert wmners of the 1nter scholastlc contest sets of lockers for use 1n school and towel cabmets for the boys new shower room Boys 1n the pr1nt shop have been well occup1 ed th1s year as u ual work1ng on a few pro jects that are out of the ord1nary such as pr1nt1ng three thousand cook books for the econom1cs classes and five thousand spellxng books for the elementary schools Boys IH the pamt shop under C N Wllll3mS have also accomphshed some Hne work Some of the1r projects 1nclude pa1nt1ng the new shower room 1n the boy s gym pa1nt1ng th manual tra1n1ng shop at the Jackson School and the eXcept1onally expert and beaut1ful 1nter1or decorat1ng work a comphshed n renoy at1ng Mr C Cave s and M1ss Alnce Mclnnes ofhces The pol1cy of the Voca tlonal Depa1tment hlS year IS the same as It has been ln precedxng years that IS to develop boys who can hold jobs rather than merely to turn out good machlnes or pro jects SPF' AXMINCG February commencement speakers were Harold W1lllS and -IIITIHIIB Brokaw who sub stltuted for Merle Trayer In une Ruth LOIT1b31'dl and Martln PL1llCll were chosen f1om the pubhc speakmg department to dehver the speeches fO1 the1r classes Speeches were made also at unxor Red C1 oss and Honor Scholarsh1p DISIFICI meet 1ngs by publxc speak1ng students The de partment also suppl1ed two programs for a local church and provlded the announce ments and d1alogue for the Chr1st'nas MUSI cal Program and the Mase Fem RCVICW As always the classes advertlsed both sen1or plays 1n the grammar schools and before the var1ous luncheon clubs TDIS year they also cooperated ID advertlsmg Sen1or M6mOFl6S throughout the school Each class ended the year w1th a banquet at Wl'llCl'l the mem bers dxsplayed the1r ab1l1ty as after dmner speakers Teachers of the department were MISS Larson head of the Enghsh depart ment M1ss Butters and MISS Green I orta fzqlzt ' . ,17- 1 . .K ., 1 Q . . 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IPF STUI ll 23 J 4 V 1 p , 1 2 QUIIIO7 M?lIIOfIUY lwlx II Through The Year By Mervl Thoman lune Class Ringing bells scurrying feet Happy friends you re glad to meet, Long asslgnments, finals too Heavy work ahead of you Tardy slips Mlss Robbms call Rallles football games ln fall Lxbrary books overdue Scamperxng freshmen yellxng Boo Freezmg weather out for gym Rouge and llpstlck just for him Study hall lots of nolse Teachers frown loss of joys Memory books slgnatures Pan Paclflc Mr Kerr s Banquets dinners swlmmxng meets German p1cn1c lots of eats Electlon day ray for Lyncle' Student dances ln the gym Tacky week senlors hlcks Lads and lassles from the sticks Basketball senlor play Open House not by day Caps and gowns senior rlngs S H plns porty things Roarlng oceans rushlng tldes Bllsterecl heels sunburned hlcles Skatmg rlnks motor rldes Hearty laughter achlng sxdes Gym clothes home turned xn keys No tardy bells last of D s une eleventh happy day No more school tnme for play East Side Academic Bulldlng . , . t. . f - - - u 11 1 1 1 ' ' , . ' . 1 1 - - 1 S 1 . . . , . 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 - - re '11 ' er 11 - . , . . . , 1 1 1 1 . . . U . .,, . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' . ' ' . - 1 1 1 1 7 Y 3 ' - ' Y tx 1 11 1 - 1 1 , 1 1 1 J , , 1 5 , . fiiifff for -Q., . eg ' W -an-..-H ' ' 'f Illt' 8011107 MPlII01IFf 1011 RN ALIEN OURINALISVI act1y1t1es of Stockton I-hgh School are concerned w1th three publ1 cat1ons the Guard and Tackle the Annual and the L1terary Leaflet The Guard and Tackle wh1ch IS 1ssued vyeekly to those hav 1ng student body cards had as 1fS edltors ean Walcott dllflllg the fall semester and Meryl Thoman dur1ng the spr1ng The fall ISSL s of the pape1 rated 1n sec ond place group 111 the Columbla SCl'lOl2StlC Press ASSOCIHUOII yudgmg and also 1n the Natlonal Scholast1c Press Assoc1at1on More than one thousand papers were entered from all parts of the U11lfCd States Durmg the year delegates from the staff and the faculty adv1sor Mlss L Luc1le Turne1 attended press conVent1ons at Modesto UIIIOI' College Stanford UITIVCISIQ and the UNIX GFSIIY of Lahfornla On Apr1l 2 the members of the staff a1ded by many students and teachers pre sented a style show the Masc and Fem g1rls modeled school street sport and for mal clothes They were nommated and voted for on ballots wh1ch appeared 1n the Guard and Tackle .1ud1ence voted for a k1ng and queen They elected Lesl1e Knoles and Alleen Bolter The affa1r yyas a success and lf yvas dec1ded 1f poss1ble to make If an annual occas1on Durmg the FCVICW the The Annual IS larger th1s year than lt has been for sey eral years The students of Stockton I-hgh School yoted by a large ma yor1ty to haye a larger book 1nstead of the smaller Senlor MCU1Of1CS Thele are more snapshot pages and accounts of clubs 1n It but the name IS reta1ned The staff IS headed by Lllen Walker ed1tor Other members are Na1da T1ther1ngton assoc1ate ed1tor ohn Blllones art ed1tor and B1ll Du B015 photographer The L1terary Leaflet yyh1ch IS publ1shed monthly IS d1str1buted w1th the Guard and Tackle It IS made up by two persons of the HCWSWflIlHg class or by two persons on the newspaper staff In lf are 1ncluded the best stor1es essay s and POCIUS vy r1tten 1n the var1 ous Lnghsh classes The first page also usual ly conta1ns a l1noleum cut The leaflet was first publ1shed IH 1933 S X members of the staffs of the Guard and Tackle and the Annual became members of the Qu1ll and Scroll 111 1935 Two of these graduated w1th the February class leaylng four membe1s dur1ng the sprlng semester E1ght new members we1e lI1lf1'1t ed 1n May QlUlLL AN ID SCRUI L HE u1ll and Scroll soc1ety IS a nat1onal organ1zat1on Wl'l1Cl'l was started to g1ye 1"CCOgIl1flOI'1 to h1gh school students who hay e done outstandmg yy ork 1n 1ournal1sm A h1gh standa1d IS set for membersh1p 1n the club A student des1r1ng membershlp must be scholast1cally 1n the upper th1rd of h1s class he must have done dlStll'lCt1VC and out standmg work 111 some part of h1gh school faculty member 1n charge of Journahsm 1n h1s school and he must be approved bv the nat1onal secretary t1easurer of the SOCICIY The organ1zat1on was first establ1shed a l1ttle over ten years ago and has grown untxl there are now chapters 1n all parts of the Un1ted States 1n Cuba and 111 England The local chapter was started 1n the sprmg of 1928 w1th ten charte1 members SIX mem bers were 1n1t1ated 1nto the SOCICIY 1n May 1935 They were B111 Scantlebury Augusta Bengs Meryl Thoman ean Wfalcott Ellen Walker and Nalda T1ther1ngton The first tvyo graduated Wlth the I'eb1uary class leav 1ng four dur1ng the last semester The offi cers elected yy ere Augusta Bcngs pres1dent Meryl Thoman y1ce pres1dent and ean Wfalcott secreta1y Mnss L Iucnle Turner IS the faculty ady1sor The most lmportant act1y1ty undertaken by the organ1zat1on dur1ng the year yvas the rey 1s1on of the standard 1n1t1at1on sery 1ce to fit the needs of the chapter It was dec1ded that a candle l1t ceremony would be follow Fzfty 1 7 x V X L .L ' S . Y .V. . . . V V . . .- 1 - 1 1 a 1 9 a 7 ' l K 7 I 1 I r u K , . . . 7 - ' . . . 1 1 1 Y . - I 7 . . , I 111: A 1' - 6 I - 7. ' . 7 I 7 7 . .4 . . . ' . . .1 - - A V 1 . l 1 9 at . fa My 1 ' K . I 0 Q . . . . , U , 1, . . . V ' I, 1 . 6 . L . . ' 5 . . 7 ' . I 1 1 V K 1 , o 1 , K , x 1 1 1 1 . ' , - 5 . - U . Y . . , . . . Review". Nineteen students, both boys and journalismg he must be recommended by the 9 L s a 9 " , ' . 1 . 5 , ' G S K . . 6 . J . . , .' . . . . , . I . . . , , . . . , . . X - - Y 7 7 ' . . . . . . , . Y 7 -' . I 1 1 7, 1 7 t 7 1 3 V I .7 J L. 3 . l , . 1 1. 1 . Y t S -1 ' 7 f 3 7 9 7 ' 3 J J , 1 , , - ' '- - J 1 . D 1 1. 7. 1 . 7 A , V . . . . L .7. 7, . . . . L I . . . 7 G I , Y V. . . . . . 7. . . I u . . . - . 7 - 4. V 54' i FURM L RSVP l. lxlmlcsto C. Coiwciitionitcs 2. lNlm1d:iy Night lxflillifbllp 4 Tlw Non-s behind the News 3. Parr of thc Staff at Stanford 8. Annual Staff 6. At U. C. Press Convention 5. Quill and Scrollcrs 9. Mase and Fern Review T. 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No, News X Scum: Mvuzor rev QUILL AND SCROLL ed, wrth each of the members tellmg about an essentral of good journalrsm Thev are as follows truth, loyalty , srncerrty , and rmpar tralrty A breakfast was gry en by the club to several members of the Guard and Tackl A NCI N 1936 the Art Department had a larger enrollment of students than rn any pre vrous year In fact the enrollment was so large that rt reached the extent of out grow mg the department The Art courses were varred and extensrve enough to satrsfy the demand for prepartron along several drffer ent lrnes of aft work The followrng cours mercral art, desrgn and crafts, advanced free hand drayyrng, art apprecratron, hrstorv of art, rnstrumental drawrng, engrneerrng drawrng, advanced archrtectural drawrng, and advanced engrneerrng drawrng The class rn hrstory of art st1rted a new and very rnterestrng study thrs year, that of sculpturrng Students modeled such thrngs as therr pet dogs, ash trays to go wrth then furnrture at home, and modernrstrc heads The class planned to v1s1t 1 pottery works rn Berkeley where each student would have the opportunrty to do some pottery work usrng the regular potter s tools Last semester the one o clock A class of desrgn and craft had the pleasure of 1 trrp to Palo Alto, where they vrsrted the Allr d Arts Gurld, and were entertarned at the home of Mr de Lemos Weavrng and srlk screen work, both of vs hrch are new subjects, were rntroduced rnto the school rn the desrgn and craft class stafl on December 19 rn the bungalow to prom te rntcrest rn the socrety A number of successful candy sales were also conducted by the club du'rng the year In May erght new members were rnrtrated rnto the group TV Wi HIS The A t Department frequently coop errtee yy rth the drfferent Ol3.,21l1l73Il0l'l9 on the eamp s rn makrng posters and drawings l rank Ixus 1 1 1d lohn Brllones were respon srole for those most outstandrng and clever drawrngs on tne brrckboards rn C 24 durrng the footoall seasor The posters for the Vhsc and Pem Rey rew yy ere done by art stu ed rn makrng the Annual an artrstrc success by supplyrng lrnoleum prrnts and charcoal drawrngs Lerla Sanders, 1 une 35 graduate of Stockton Hrgh School yy as judged prrze yvrnner rn the orl parntmg drvrsron of the McKee awards and also gryen permanent possessron of the Robert T McKee cup for havrng submrtted the best O11 parntrng dur rng the past Hve vear perrod Thrs year thrrteen out of twenty nrne Stockton Hrgh students who submrtted work won rrbbons rn some dry rsron of the contest Thrs an nual art contest, open to county resrdents under twenty' one years of age, was rnaug urated Eye years ago by members of the Mc Kee famrly to grve art students a dehnrte goal Lash prrzes hrve been awarded each year rn yarrous fields, many of them havrng been won by Stockton Hrgh School students Lerla Saunders s prrle wrnnrng pfuntrng thrs year was entrtled After the Ram Frfly' Iruo . I I ' Y ll 7 , L.. 7 u . :ff 'l 7' ' K ' ,C ll XL, f I l, V .r ,wr 4' x 1 1 1 L ' X ' r' V 't 1 - ' .. 1- intel V ' -f Q ' . ' . ' ... 'ui' 'l f J ' . ' . . , , . . ' ' ' 'L 1 r - 1 fe xl' A 1 . V g . . ' . S . T 1 ll Q S I . . . . - F , Q C V .. es were offered: free-hand drawing, com- dents, and, as always, this department assist- 71 1 1 1 A 7 Y1 1 W 1 L ' ' . ' I w ' , ,. , I . A 3 . L ' 1 Y 1 Vt 1 I 1 7 . 1 7 1 I 4 A ' U . . x , ' 1 A ' r' 7 1 ' , . . . . 7. . . - . , . , . Y . ' ' I l r . . . . . . , .y E . ' . . . . - er A A -K 11 'N IRQEANIIMIIIIIIJNS , F, . ,'25,,,, ,f 754 ".jI,,g ' 1 . 'f f' ad ' lL 4kMllCA1L11 FR XNC NISE A IS A long way from France but 1f one has ever attended a French Club mectmg w1th 1tS 240 members one knows that the French Club does much to br1ng them to a better understand1ng of France and 1tS people by show1ng mov1ng plctures present1ng talks s1ng1ng songs and g1v1ng plays 1935 36 club officers we1e pres1dent Jack McBr1de secretary treasurer Betty F1tzgerald sergeant at arms MorganNoble Two meet1ngs of the year were outstand 1ng On December 6 M1ss Hegg1e s elght o clock class gave a Chrlstmas play 1n wh1ch the leadmg roles were taken by jerry A1ka wa Dorothy Bre1twe1ser Dor1s Guernsey Ilhzabeth Harper Tom Hodgk1ns Toaru Iscluyana Arthur Iwatha Ahce Phelps H1l ton Watters Donald MacAll1ster and Pa tr1c1a McNamara On March 20 a Gu1gnol play was glven under the d1rect1on of Mlss Lukes Outstandmg 1n makmg th1s program a success were Jeanne Mar1e Marblestone Abel de Haan ack Wh1pple and Pearl Sweet Members of the French Club owe a great deal of thanks to MISS Lukes and M1ss Heggle for tllell' kmd ass1st1nce 1n d1rect1ng both the p1 ograms and the sp1r1t of L Am1 cale Francalse GLRMAN CLUB GAIN thls year the German Club spon sored by MISS Ellen De Ruch1e has proven to be one of Stockton H1gh s most act1ve organ1zat1ons Before the student body If has presented stunts to 1dvert1se the Stockton Lod1 football game last fall and the Sports Carn1val th1s spr1ng The club s suc cess has been shown by 1ts ab1l1ty to present a scholarslnp of 2150 as a g1ft to some member each year Outstandmg speakers of the year were Mr Ca1l Beyers representauve of 1 German ra1lroad who spoke on the Olymp1c games of 1936 and MISS Ida C Green who des cr1bed her recent tr1p to Deutschland Through the courtesy of the Hamburg Amer1can l1nes two educat1onal movles on Das Vaterland were shown Two of the annual events vxere the Chr1stmas party S 11101 M1 IIIUIIIX wh1ch featu1ed IH amateur contest th1s vcar and a p1Cn1c at Oak Park 1n May Qfhcers for the whole year were the followmg pres1 dent Henry Temme v1ce pres1dent Doug., las Powell secretary Ioan Meye1s l'1FA1L1AN CILJL 13 LTHOUGH the Ital1an Club IS only 1n 1ts e1ghth year It has become one of the outstand1ng clubs of the school Under the able gu1dance of L VSHHUCCIHI faculty advlsor the membershlp has 1ncreased from a small handful to approX1matelv one hun dred and S1Xty students Several promnnent speakers haxe addressed the students 1n the regular monthly meetmgs Dr CFHVIOIYO presented the subject of Itahan l1terature and Dr Rosasco spoke on v1v1sect1on Mr VHHDUCCIHI also gave a talk on Itahan l1ter ature To augment 1nterest 1n the study of the Itahan language the club has a S100 schol arsh1p oifered to a student who has taken three or more years of Itahan and plans for further study of the language In the past few years the It'1l1an Government has been awardmg gold s1lver and bronze medals to the three most outst'1nd1ng students 1n each ltal1an class Off1ce1s for the 1935 36 term were as follows pres1dent Walter Allad1o VICE pres1dent Dorothy Braghetta secretary Eva Gar1bald1 sergeant at arms Dorothy RISSO and Alecy Bava LAT HN CLUB HE Latm Club or Conventus Latmus has had a h1ghly successful year under 1ts sponsor M1ss L1ll1an W1lll3mS ass1sted by R C Hofmelster and the follow1ng ofhcers Geno Nerl pres1dent RlCl131d Flem1ng v1ce pres1dent Margaret Gallagher secre tary treasurer and Robert Tout se1geant at arms Programs for the monthly meetmgs have cons1sted of plays and talks most of them presented by students Two types of plays have been g1ven one an h1stor1cal play de s1gned to mcrease the student s Lat1n back ground fo1 the per1od 1n wh1ch Lat1n was a Ifzfly fum ,-, ' . , .',. 11 . 7 - V! uf-,T ,y - X -, ' 1 x 1 - 1 , 41 5 1:1 K'-4 1 ' A 1 1 if rf AJ ls - - - "' 1 . 1 6 , 1 'Z - ' - . 7- ' 7 7 1 J . . 7 3 " 3 , ' . 1 " 'V , . . . . 1 1 A ' ' . - ' , "-. 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Y - , , - 1 V . - , t 3 - a , if ' I L - n 7 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 - I 1 1 1 : 9 H . . , . 1 1 - 7 1 0-'-Q--... unmi- an 'D 1 Ping Pong 4 Gnrls of Mxss Rmset s Adviser 7 Soclal Service Gxrls 2 Mr Kerrs Curs 5 Cast of It Never Rams 3 The Battle of Wxll It Run 6 Guardian Sentinel spoken language and the other a gram matlcal type of play wh1ch showed V1Vldly such stumbling blocks IH the Latln student s path as 1rregular yerbs declensxons and other confusmg parts of speech Three of the best meetlngs and therr respecmve programs mcluded the October meetmg at whlch M1ss Anderson spoke on Roman Rums mn Spam March at whlch a novel program honor1ng Caesar was pre sented and Aprnl at wlnch Nat Brown told of hls European trxp The club partlclpated at the Sports Carmx al by sellmg punch SPANISI I CLUB HE Spamsh Club has completed a yerv successful year In the fall the float representmg a bullfight w1th Lodr as the bull and Stockton as the matador whleh thrs club prepared for the Lod1 football rally recexved first pr1Le The club also had a booth at the Sports Carmval the profits of whnch went toward the scholarshxp that the club gxves every year to some student who IS gonng to major m a forelgn language at college The club meetlngs have all been lnteres tlng In October Mlss Selna showed movmg prctures whrch she took whxle she was IH showed colored hlms taken rn Mexrco I anuary an amateur hour was staged at whlch George Comaskey who played an ac cordran vyon first puze At other meetmgs many mttrestmg sklts and musrcal numbers were put on by students of drfferent classes Qfhcers of the club were ean Crary presldent Velma McInt1re XICC presldent Carol Tanaka secretary treasurer Mxss An derson was the sponsor CIMIINIISIE' Cl UB T SELMS that when one hears or sees some thmg oy er and oyer agaxn one becomes bored Rtahzmg thas fact the program commrttee of the Chmese Club declded to exchange talents vuth the Japanese Club Varlety added spree to the meetmgs Instead of seelng the same faces do1ng fam1l1ar thmgs the members enjoy ed the srghr of new faces domg new and nnterestmg tlaxngs and en Senior Mcfmorux thustasm and mterest na the club mcreased As anuary gnaduatnon drew near plans were made for a soclal ID honor of the grad uatmg sen1ors In commg freshmen were also mvlted I'I A Bradley faculty adviser and Mrs Bradley were chaperones Durmg the sprmg semester a Chow Mem dmner was gn en Also the club took actxve partl clpatxon rn the Sports Carmy al At the fmal meetmg of the fall semester Vrctor Ah Tye presldent Kmg Lee vxce presldent Kenneth WOI1g secretary treas urer turned oycr thelr ofhces to the new officers Kenneth Wong Mary Wong and 'Vlrldred Jann FII IIPINO CLI B URING the past year the F1l1p1no Club has had many very mterestmg pro grams and has been very actrye desp1te the fact that the membershlp of the club IS qulte small To g1ve the members a chance to acquaxnt themselves wlth each other ns the expressed purpose of the club Under the able supervxslon of MISS Cath errne Humbargar faculty ady1ser the club has made real progress and has enjoyed good speakers and entertamments Interestmg slldes of the Phrhppme Islands shown an one entertammg as well as educat1onal programs of the year A most umque and clever exhnbntlon that drew the crowd at the Sports Carmval was thrs clubs conceptlon of the large trans Pac1Hc flymg boat the Chma Chpper Enocents Godlnez as presldent headed the fall cabmet assrsted by Demetr1o Mosco so v1ce presldent Roman Adymento secre tary treasurer and oe Beharm sergeant at arms The sprmg cabmet was composed of Roman Adylento presrdent Demetrlo Moscoso xxce presldent Dolores Iasco sec retary treasurer and Vlncent Vlllamor s rgeant at arms ,I XPANI Sli, Cl LB F THE seyen years that the Japanese Club has been orgamzed th1s one has undoubtedly been the most successful be cause of the able sponsorshlp of Mlss Fhza lafx . I .V 7 - f 2 1 1 - ' I x I l . , . , . . t I J r r 'K I , C . . . , . ' ' v , , . I . - . l ' . 1 n q , . , 7 . . . n . 7 , .- , . u ' - ' az. ' ' ' ' ' , 1 9 a ' Y ' 1 I - I I . . . r . I . 7 . - 7 9 V - l 1 9 9 t . Q , - - , . y . l V . . - 7 1 I X I C ' f , ' ' P- I I - I ' . . ' I l ' . j ' , I C I I T' , , 4 . . I . tl , . . I L I 77 7 ' 7 L Q ' . Y . I . . t . I . ' - - ' 7. . 9 .a Spain l3.St yC31'. In November MY. Reiman Of the meetings affgrded 0119 Of the mggt . n . . . J , - ' A i I K - . . . . , - . ' V I' . ' 1 . . . 2 . . t . 4 , I l . ' ' I! ' L ' 37 , . J K , . . , 3 Q 7 V - I 2 . , . . - ' 7- ' - 3 ' S 7 9 " t - r- S Q L J , - I 1 a -X 7 4 K 4 K ' W ' . Y . Q C 1 A A Y. . ' . - a a . - V' - ' . J - I A I a 1 I 1 a , 1 s , 1 , L s Q t , . A 1 , C K - - . l ' , 1 . 1 vi-la 1x14 va. Y ,' I .fi ' .L a .sm , ,rl . - Q ' 7 , . K . . 1 U I I 7 .Y 9 ' I 7 I . ' I , ' . . 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Sich Peoples, Ruff Seenyers beth Humbargar and the 'lblllty of the cab met members The membershlp has steadxly xncreased now reachxng a total of over 300 The purpose of the club IS for the members to become better acqualnted wlth each other as well as w1th other organ1zat1ons To ralse money for a S100 00 scholarsh1p fund and to meet the expenses of the Fourth Annual Northern Cahforma H1gh School J S C Conference held 1n Stockton on Aprrl 25 and 26 the club successfully spon sored a Japanese movxe one of the most notable thmgs of the year The S C conference ltself wxth 1ts d1st1ngu1shed speakers drscussron groups contests lunch eons and a banquet cl1maxed by a dance was enjoyed by over 225 out of town and local students and was an outstandmg success To beautrfy the campus the club gave s1x flowerlng cherry trees to the school S cxals for the year 1ncluded dance part1es for the graduates and tta rtceptlons for the 1n commg freshmen Officers for the fall semester were Takeo Utsumn pres1dent, Satosh1Mor1wak1 v1ce pres1dent Roy Tesh1ma secretary Yosh1o MOf1W3k1 treasurer Chr1st1na Kubota so g1n1a Inouye and oe Takesh1ta sergeants at arms and for the spr1ng semester were Joe Kubota presldent Satoshr Morrwakl XICC presrdent Shrgetaka Arao secretary xIOlCl'llT1SLlSh1I'l'121 treasurer Dorothy Mxyata soc1alcha1rman Isam1Hag1o h1stor1an Lo1s Utsumx and jack Tsudama sergeants at arms The apanese Government extended an 1nv1tat1on to MISS Ehrabeth Humbargar club sponsor to make a tour of apan Korea and Manchukuo th1s summer M1ss Humbargar wlrh fourteen other teachers w1ll leaxe San Franclsco on uly 1 and on arrlvxng 1n the Crlent wlll be shown the most famous and lnterestmg places of th1s 1sland kmgdom and the adjacent mamland PAN P XCHHC CLUB HE Pan Pac1f1c Club composed of stu dents vs ho have recexved a grade of C or better 1n Pan PHCIHC h1story and who have a substantlal mer1t record has had a xery eventful year A new system for the Srmm Mr HIOIIKN meetmgs was put rnto effect by the club sponsor J W Kerr assxsted byW C Young and the fOllOWlI1gJ ofhcers Bob ljams PICSI dent and Lo1s Grable secretary treasuxer Durmg 1935 36 the programs have been furnlshed by the d1fferent nat1onal1t1es of students who belong to the club Orlental customs danclng and fercmg have been the hlgh hghts of the monthly meetmgs At one of the meet1ngs Chmese and japanes food and tea were served In anuary the fourth annual banquet was held at On Lock Sam s restaurant After the program whrch conslsted of natrve dan c1ng fenc1ng and a talk by Harry Ch1nn of the College of the PHCIHC dancmg Amerr can style was enjoyed by all On Sports Carnlval Day the club sold 1ce cream 1n 1ts booth lRAVlEL Cl T B1 T THE second meetmg of the newly organlzed Travel Club sponsored by M Wllllam Kerr a program ent1tled What the well dressed boy and glrl w1ll wear on a European tour 1f hmrted to one portmanteau and an over mghr bag was the g1rls garb Mr Kerr on the boys and Mrss E DeRuch1e on Gomg through cus toms Wlth the purpose 1n mlnd of teachlng the pup1ls the rrght way to travel proper clothes to take how to secure passports how to go through customs the proper att1tude toward people of d1ffe1ent nations how to take care of one s health whlle travehng and finally of 1ntere t1ng students 1n forergn na t1ons mot1on p1ctures of varous countrres and programs coverrng varrous phases of travel were presented before the enthus1ast1c students At present the membersh1p IS hmrted to one hundred and only to those Interested ln travel Thxs summer the club IS sponsormg an Olympjc' Tour and about twenty stu dents are expected to go The flrst officers of the club 1nclude D1ck Daley presrdent Rose Lee Rowe VICC presrdeat Blll Ren wxck correspondxng secretary Duff Chap man recordrng secretary Gong Yut treas urer, and Stanley Tutton sergeant at arms Izjfj tzglzf . 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' 1 1 ' ' ' T' ' 1- 1 ' S1 11101 Mcnzorzes Ill Y Ll LB HI: H1 Y, a well estabhshed boys club sponsored by the Y IVI C A 111 Stock ton H1gh School, has four mam pr1nC1ples clean speech, clean sports, clean scholarsh1p and clean l1v1ng The purpose of the club IS to create, ma1nta1n, and extend through out the school and communxty h1gh stan dards of Chr1st1an character Its ma1n ser v1ce IS to a1d the h1gh school 1n carrylng out 1ts projects TIIIS year two new programs were under taken The first of these was a football team, the second, a contest 1n Wl1lCl'l ack BOQUISY was the first to have h1s name on the trophy The club had a basketball team coached by Tom Nesb1tt, theY M C A sponsor Other forms of enterta1nment such as p1cn1cs and dmners, were enjoyed Although th1s year the H1 Y neared d1s 1ntegrat1on, the constant efforts of the pres1 dents and officers and the great a1d rendered by Tom Nesb1tt ra1sed the membersh1p to twenty one Officers of the wlnter class were Don R1vett, pres1dent, John Bauman, v1ce pres1dent, ack Bl1nn, secretary, Ben arms The sp11ng made only two changes 1n the 1nner c1rcle They were John Bauman, pres1dent, jack Lr7, VICC pres1dent 'llIRl Y Ol UB 111: years 1et1v1t1es of the Tr1 Y were started Wlfh a dr1ve for new members and a mock 1n1t1at1on In October 1n order to ra1se some money a food sale was held at Black s In December the g1rls held a thea ter party and later 1n the evenmg enjoyed refreshments at the home of one ofthe mem ers At the beg1nn1ng of the February semes ter the newly elected officers were 1nstalled and a mock 1n1t1at1on was used 1n October 1n order to brlng 1nto the club svc new mem bers A snow party was planned for March, but by that t1me snow was so scarce that the gnls were forced to forego the tr1p For the flood rehef three dollars was taken out of the treasury and g1ven to MISS Mclnnes, who eomphmented the club for havmg contr1 buted more than any other group A successful progress1ve d1nner was g1v lzjtx II L6 en on Apr1l 25 On May 79 Carn1val Day the g1rls of the club planned a booth for sell1ng a cool1ng drlnk For that same even 1ng were arranged a scavenger hunt, and a dance later at the meet1ng place In order to help send a deserv1ng g1rl to the Camp F1re GIFIS camp, some money was donated at the end of the year The purpose of the club IS the meet1ng of the g1rls 1n order to help worthy char1table act1v1t1es as well as to carry on soc1al affa1rs Officers for the fall semester were pres1dent, Dor1s Sherwood, v1ce pres1dent, Frances Clements, secretary Pat Carson, treasurer, Jean Walcott Those for the spr1ng semester were pres1dent, ane Carter, v1ce pres1dent, Dorothy D1nub1lo, secretary, Mary Ghck treasurer, Maryly Lyons RllFlL,llT' Cllslb B HE Rxfle Club IS one of the newest 1n th1s school It was orgamzed to encourage marksmansh1p as a sport and to g1VC 1nstruc t1on 1n accurate shoot1ng, care of FIIICS and safety precaut1ons The club IS 1n no sense m1l1tar1st1c The group has the steady fol lowxng of a small number of boys who are rap1dly turn1ng 1nto marksnaen of whom the school may well be proud Sponsors of the club are Mr Rogers and Major O I-Ioskms of the Nat1onal Guard Ofhcers of the fall semester were ohn I-Ioskms, pres1dent, Frank Fre1tas sec retary Officers for the spr1ng semester were Bob Weaver, pres1dent, John Bowers, VICC pres1dent, Dean Clawson, secretary, ohn I-Ioskms, range officer Some of the naem bers and the1r respect1ve scores were Dean Clawson, 40 John HOSIQIHS, 38 Bob Wea ser, 35 Boys of th1s club have bu1lt a r1fle range for the1r own use 1n the stable on the other s1de of the Armory They are tak1ng a great 1nterest 1n the1r club Watch them They are go1ng places' BOYS SCIIENCCIB KCI IB HE Boys Sc1ence Club l1m1ted to boys who make recommend1ng grades 1n SCI ence, was founded 1I'l 1921 and now flour1sh es Wlfh a membersh1p of s1xty five 1935 36 oficers were pres1dent, ack Bhnn, v1ce k Q I - ,' 1,1 ' ' iv Y' , - - - 1 A 3 J1 , r , , , - , , Q ' ' 3 I- , z ' , ' . . ' , . . , L l I I ' JC C ' I , I L - 7 n . J - n 4 U , . . I . 3 . 3 . . , . ' . . 1 'if I . . .- ' U . I . 4 n . . . ' - .. - J - . 7 Yost, treasurer, Walt Kendall, sergeant-at- - - - . '1 1.4 t . ' . ' K C-1 C. S 0 . . I I - C , s , , 9 ' - ' I - X 1 I - 3 ' 5 5 - b . ' . 1 1 x - ' , ' ' . ' . 2 . 4 'al Y' k . . , 1 I 4 A ,, 1 1 - l , . . . ' 9 il 2 nor Scholarship Privilege Senzor Memorzes president Dick Daley secretary treasurer Bill Gnnelli One of the most interesting events in the clubs program was the liquid air experi ments demonstrated by Mr Sweet chemis try teacher and sponsor of the club A other meetings Mr Kerr talked on Alaska Mr Spaford cadet teacher from the College of the Pacific talked on linoleum and its manufacture Mr Dolahite gave a talk on neon signs and Professor onte of the Col lege of the Pacific showed pictures taken on the annual Death Valley Boulder Dam ex cursion PHJLOPH YSEAN CLUB N the fall semester the Philophysean Club composed of girls interested in science studied astronomy Some planet or other heavenly body was reported on each month In the spring electrical experiments were studied with the aid of Mr Corbett A the end of the year the annual dinner was e The fall semester officers were Doris Sherwood president Yolanda Craviotta uce president Barbara uail secretary treasurer' Peggy Beth Trost program chair- man. The spring semester oflicers were Olive Ross president' Muriel Mello vice-presi- dent' Betty Smith secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Abbott was the sponsor. AGRIQCIULIURIE CH UBS TURKEY CLUB TARTING their sixth year with the turkey project thirty boys were learning to raise the birds on a commercial scale under the direction of leading turkey growers of the world Twenty-one boys bought two thousand one hundred eggs, which were hatched on the High School Farm, operated J. Mitchell Lewis' supervision. There the birds were brooded and developed for the fall holiday market. The Board of Edu- cation advances the money for feed, the boys to pay them back later when the returns came in. The club has gained a reputation for putting such high quality turkeys on the Stockton market that last Thanksgiving ex- President Hoover bought one of their birds. F umain 5. Shakespearean Entrants Six? , Memorial Oak 6. Hon. Scholarship Convenfonites 5 Santa Claus Is Coming 7. Freshman Stunts Senior M enzories GOLDE N H OOF CLUB group of boys hay mg pooled therr funds to buy a flock of pure bred Rambourl let sheep and fifty ewes contact leadrng sheepmen of the valley and learn to solve sheepmen s problems BEE CLUB EMBERS of the Bee Club own a number of colonres of bees and haye outstand rng bee men coach them The Club meets weekly at the nrght school T SQUAIRL CLLB Rowmo rnterest rn archrtecture and en grneerrng drawrng encouraged H G Brssell wrth the ard of a student commrttee to organrze the T Square Club rn the sprrng of 1934 Speakers from the faculty College of the Pacrfic and down town firms famrl rarrzed the future archrtects and engrneers wrth the lrfe and work rn therr respectrve helds The new College of the Pacrfrc swrm mrng pool the Nalley Machrne and Tool Works and especrally the Port of Stockton enlrghtenrng studres rn archrctecture and en grneerrng A booth was sponsored by the club on Sports Carnrval Day A novel feature of the club rs the name T Square a yery rmportant rnstrument to the archrtect and engrneer Other rnstru ments are used rn place of the conventronal names of officers thus the presrdent rs the Brg Trrangle the yrce presrdent Lrttle Trr angle the secretary treasurer Sealer ser geant at arms Eraser Brll McMurray Lrndley Lehmann and Jrmmy Norton were the officers of the fall semester Brll Barnett Irvrng Wong Le land Palmer and Tom Dardrs served for the sprrng semester 5IlfX 71 C XMERA CI UB HE Camera Club rs composed of about hfteen boys who are rnterested rn eh scrence of photography The members are Bud Greenberg Charles Adams Fred Tas ano Grlbert 'Iart Imerson Mc Krndsay Charles Mrller Rrchard Rrddell Harold Drckey Brll Du Bors Tom Stockwell Grant Collrver I rul ohannaber fred Van Dyke Bob Takahashr Arthur Nerlson Wfayne Bundy and Graf Knock The club has not been yery actrye but they rntend to hue speakers from tovy n to crrtrcrse therr photo graphs from a teehnrcrl strndpornt The mutual benefit of the CIFITLI 1 Club rs the knowledge garned fron practrce together of a chosen hobby Thrs general rnterest offers many pornts of contrast yyrth other subjects and rs especrally helpful to stud nts who later may take up llIT'0SI any krnel of screntrhc or technreal work S Landrum rs the sponsor of the Club and belreves that rts vsork promotes the cultry atron of obser xatron reeuracy and attentron to detul rllll AHCR XT Ill RS HL mam actryrtres of the llayerrfters for the past year haye been th regular try outs for membershrp rnto th elub and an amateur shovx presented for the members at the Chrrstmas meetrng Officers for the club durrng the fall semester were presrdent Clrfford Trotter vree presrde at Harold Wfrllrs secretary Velma Nflelntrre Those for the sprrng semester were presrdent lack Holmes ylee presrdent Rowenr Satterberg secretary Phy llrs Grrmshaw W 1 ra , 1 r 1.1 . . ln. 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I - 1, I , , 'tif L' yxa 42.9551 1 ,Q S M-Ld-, ILA dm... ffl N-DBL Se 11101 MUIIZOIIFS CAT ,END AAR Septembel 4 7821 reglstel at Stockton H1 h S74 l1'1COI'Il11 freshmen Cllff Trot ter new student lody presmdent and lean Craly Cnls Lcabue presldent tal e charge Sept 9 lXeW band Lmforms dlsplayed Sept 18 Student controls appolnted by Betty Clark and Sherv ood Nort n first y 1ce presndent and CO111'111SSlOHCI' of welfare Sept 14 Tarzans defeat Buxlmgame 20 0 Sept 20 Sm Mateo 19 0 and Sept 27 Sa led Heart 14 0 m football eo atests October 2 Pxospectlye graduates num ber 177 Student dances start Oct 9 F1rst fllallf rally held at Foae Cal1fo1n1a Oct 12 St lff attends Modesto C press con CISCO does IT1'lg1C trlcks Oct 26 Dele gates go to press cony entlon at Stanford O t 30 Students celebrate Safety Wfeek San Jose defeated by Stocl ton 77 7 Speclal tram carrxes rooters to see Tarzans trounce Sacramento Hlhll 26 6 Roy ember 7 Honor Scnolarshnp holds conyentlon at Stockton Nov 8 Anmns t1c 1DI'0.,1"l1111'l21L1Cl1fO11l.lIT1 Nov 14 385 Cnrlstmas boxes SCl1t to Guam Nov 19 Floats bands palade at mght for Lodl game rally Nov 20 Growmg Pams chosen 12A play 72 semors s1gn for parts Noy 22 Reyo cm, students have Tl18HliS,lV1Hg yacatxon Tarzan y1ctor1s oyer Modesto Zu 0 and Fresno 6 0 fa l to lesson shock of awlul defeat by Lodl Flames 21 7 December 4 Stud nts hear Stock Fx change personnel head Cameron Beck Clas slcal Club holds Roman banquet Dec 6 acquelme Duke gly es program w1th Pacnfic A Capella cholr Dec 12 lresrdent Knoles of College of the Pacxflc speaks at assembly for awardmg., Honor Scholarsh1p certlfacates Dec 17 Sen1o1s haye banquet 1n ,gurls gy mnaslum Dec 20 Two Weeks vaca t1on rellef to students Tarzans galn thre ynctorxes and ICCLIXL tv o defeats as start of basketball season anuary 8 Students h ar trafnc ofhcnals on careful drums an 13 48 candndates for office an 17 Dick Daley Blll 'VIC Murray to run a,,,a1n for presvdent lan 27 B111 MeMurray' elected presxdent, Betty' Clark, Girls' League presldent Ian 24 ttGFOWlDg PZ1lI1S,,1S gleat suceess Jan 30 177 semors graduate Stockton defeats XVoodland 40 20, Ian 10, Sacramento, 37 11, Ian 17, l.4OLl1, 26 18, Ian 25, and St Maryfs, 77 19, lan 79 Games lost to SIt'f1'fu'11 D y 4 1 A .'. 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X - I L l 1 Senior Memories CAl1,,ENDAlR Broadway Clowns, St Mary's, and Stanford Frosh February 5 School Pres1dent G1rls League head welcome 820 freshmen Feb 12 Student speakers Troubadours present Washlngton Lmcoln program Feb 14 Antolnette Tague gxves 10c program Pan PZICIHC Club holds banquet Feb 19 01 members 1n Honor Scholarsh1p Feb 28 Geoffrey Morgan speaks Stockton wms all games 1n month defeatxng Sacramento C 48 28 on Feb 1 and on Feb 7 Woodland 35 19 Feb 14 Sacramento Hlgh 31 14 Feb 15 Modesto 32 17 and Lodn 36 25 Feb 21 March Guard and Tackle has fortleth blrthday Mar 13 B1llT1lden speaks Mar 20 44 Honor Scholarshlp members attend conwentlon at U C Mar 25 Kenneth Struckfaden glves electrlcal demonstratlon Mar Z7 28 Staff attends annual U C press conference Mar 79 Muslc depart ment presents Easter Oratorlo 54 slgn for sennor play Tarzans ga1n basketball vlctory ox er Sutter Creek are defeated by Manteca Mzr 7 and 13 Fr sh top annual lnterclass track meet Track team takes second Mar 18 at Modesto Aprxl 2 M3SCUlll1L Femmme res ue IS gnen Anleen Boulter and Leslle Knoles chos en queen and kxng by enthuslastlc crowd Apr 3 13 Students enjoy week s rest wlth Faster as excuse Apr 15 Elolse Smuth and Lloyd Goeppert chosen for Shakespea presents xarlety program Apr 30 Gpen House n1ght b1'lI1gS parents to Hngh School Sprung Tr unmg held for football candudates U C Frosh defeat swlmmmg team and track team Tennls stars annex C I F Sectional Ut C May 7 Vocatnonal department has pro gram Band and Orchestra gn e annual con cert May 11 Student Councll undertakes program for student body May 15 Sen nor play It lNex er Rams enthusxastncally recelved May 16 Stockton Muslc depart ment shares annual festlval at Turlock May 7? unlors and Senlors plan S n1or Prom at Phllomathean Club House une 4 F1rst school annual for four wears Issued une 5 Sprmg Carmx al great day Guard and Tackle puts out specnl Razz Issue une 10 SCHIOFS hold Class Day 1n audxtorlum u e 11 Commencement LXLFCISLS for our 400 graduates Sufx flu . . , T a H a I . . --l I I I . 7 " ' slr' ', - I l , ' . . , ' . 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F 'Vt' DOST Offlllf +5- ww: lx ,M IPIDIRIIS CHRI S SPORTS ITHOUGH the gurls gymnasuum may not contaun all ty pes of modern equup ment unstructuon us guven un many types of sports not avaulable un other hugh schools No unterscholastuc games are held but through the gym classes unstructuon us guy en un such team games as stunts Qtumblung etc J long ball flash ball kuck ball vollev ball undoor football hut pun bounce ball soft ball cage ball relays and hockey Such unduy udual sports as tennus deck tennus pad dle tennus archery horseshoes badmunton and pung pong are also part of the gurls gy mnastuc program Gurls who are takung specual unstructuon can use not only some of the unduyudual games but also tetherball shuffle board croquet and clock golf The senuor gurls are noyy engaged un deck tennus and horseshoes tournaments the wunners of each class play ung off the Hnals to determune the champuonshups The gurls begun these tournaments by placung theuu names at the bottom of tht deck tennus or horseshoe lad der As each gurl umproves her name us plac top slot first wuns In case of a tue the wun ners play ut off to determune the champuon shup Although the finals haven t been play ed off the outstandung gurls of paddle tennus are the followung Nathelle Speet7on Elsue Wolf Fern Dahl and Maxune Nelson The wunnung gurls of horseshoes are the followung Adele Thomsen Dorothy Francesconu Mar ulyn Howell and Takako Muyata In fuddutuon to the precedung games all gurls wuth the exceptuon of the specuals hay e dancung one day each week un the four vears of hugh school The freshmen haye folk dancung the sophomores gymnastuc dan cung 'und the senuors clog and tap dancung The recreatuonal sports such as deck tennus paddle tennus pung pong volley ball and buseball have proy en to be popular durung lunch peruods yuuth boys as well as gurls Compared wuth the gurls sport programs of other hugh schools Stockton Hugh School may vxell be proud of uts own HI STEPPERS N October 1935 about thurty young as purants gatheued on the east lawn of Stockton Hugh School un an endeavor to Semou Mcmorzet qualufy for the ranks of the Hu Steppers Luculle Harms was guven the task of select ung twenty four gurls who were wullung to practuce and capable of followung the motto of the drull team Step Hugh The group practuced sey eral weeks and was presently ready to step wuth the band and grace the football staduum at the College of the Pacufuc wuth theur natty blue and whute costumes OLD ENGLISH S SOCIETY EMBERSHIP qualuficatuons un the gurls athletuc socuety the Old Fnglush S formerly attauned by earnung four hundred pounts or more based on after school actuvu tues was changed thus year It us now gauned by mauntaunung a B average un gym and at least C ay erage un other subjects All of the members are guven theur small letters upon unutuatuon and after 1 year s member shup receuve theur large S In the sprung semester there were thurty four members presudent, Barbara Harruson vuce presudent and Luculle Harms secretary treasurer The Old Englush S Socuety had two 1n1t1atlODS a year two meetungs 1 month and usually a socual once a month It also spon ored the Freshman Receptuon on September 18 the specual swums at the Olympuc Baths and a program of after school sports On October 2 the usual fall unutuatuon was held and after school all of the members went to Nancy Hatch s home to enjoy a swum and weunue roast A Hallow een party and a breakfast were guven un the sprung semester The second s mester opened wuth the u ual Freshman Receptuon February 20 fol lowed by the unutuatuon of new members on F bruary 28 As ut was too cold for a pucnuc after school a dunneu un honor of Mrs May was guven at the Calufornua Hotel Other thungs planned were a pucnuc swum at the lal e and a hay rude and pucnuc Mrs May thought of a new and noy el udea to make money for the club Vusors stamped wuth the year of each gurl s graduatuon were to be sold to the gurls un the gym classes Szzlxu Q l .M 7 ax , , ug D I- . X .I .nc L J L - . A A ' ' g ' r . . , . . . Y 7- I - . . . . . . . 7 K , A . I ' K! ' Y, . , ' L . . , 7 K . . . . 7 7, ' . 0 . a 9 9 , 9 ' ' ' N 3 7 5 , uk' , , . . cc an . . Y. . . - 7 7 , , . . . . , r fa r 9 M ' ' , ' ' - er as . F T 1 1 , J , ,V ' L L 7 D l 7 L , , . . . . s Q ' . . ' , . ' . ' ' ' H 79 ' V ' ll ,Y ' ' 7 7 ' 1 r' r l ' ' , K ' ' ' ' ' . . . . , . . a f 1 ' " A 7 ' ' - ' ' cc as ' u V . . s . h , , ed in the slot above. Wlaoever reaches the and the new Officers were Barbara I-211611, - ' . 9 " 5 . , - , - . ' ' 1 D- ' ec as ' H . . . . . Z s , a ' Q 3 " 3 ' . - I S ' , x - . . . . . 9 7 f , u .. L . I K I . . 1 . Y. . . . 7 , , H T 1 9 ' ' . 1 A . . , . Y. - i , , . . . . 7. . . C . 5 5 7 ' I . , 5 a a '- V 1 S 1 7 ' 2 L 7 . I . . . V. 'K . - ge I . . . . - . by K a A . . , . . , Y I ' V , . - Q . . . . . . M 7 . I Y . 7 y - I . . A 1 a ' g r ' L 1 V , , Q . . 5 7. . 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' ' ' fa 4 ' 1 11'00T1B5A1L11 ITH a team that lacked nothmg of sp1r1t and fire the Tarran grldders began the1r 19 35 football season w1th a start yyhxch threatened the reputat1on of the fa mous Ghost Tram of 77 They succeed ed 1n completely massacrmg then' Hrst four opponents only to lose the1r next game to a powerful yeteran team of M1ss1on S F After th1s they contlnued thelr wmnmg streak and s emed destmed to defeat thelr most feared ny als the Lodl Flames But fate played havoc wxth the well layed plans of the Tarzan camp and they FCCCIX ed the worst beatlng of the season by the score of 22 to 7 The team was composed of a group of comparauvely new men as many of the vet erans of the prev1ous year were m1ss1ng from the l1neup At the start of the season there were only mne men who had competed m varslty competltlon the last year and of the e only two were sure of thelr posltlons Capt Gr1llo and B111 Papas four year letter men The res of the lmeup was w1de open work and pat1ence Coach Solomon wh1p ped 1nto shape a squad of players that had plenty of potentxalltles and at tlmes showed slgns of greatness only to be squelched by thexr tradltlonal r1vals the Lodx Flames Next season the team w1ll be composed of comparatxvely new maternal wlth a pos 1ble except1on of the hrst eleven Wltla sprmg practlce the mexperxence of many players was qulte apparent However there IS evndence of the sp1r1t and fire wh1ch was so notable 1n prevlous years teams promls mg to develop the year s squad up to former standards Those Senlors who w1ll be most greatly nnssed and who composed the startlng l1neup of the season are Capt Grlllo Bertelson Carlson Dentom Mazzera Temme Bon filxo Baucom Papas Ijams and Parne to gether wxth such dependable resery es as Bal levy Dard1s Lyons Marshall Morse Prmce Tanburg and Tutton In many schools vymmng at any cost IS the common purpose but ln Stockton Hlgh thxs sort of thlng IS of the past The coach Semov MCIIIOVIUY mg staff IS much more mterest d m clean athletlcs and a flne Splflt of sportsmanshlp To foster such a plan as th1s requ1res men w1th exceptlonal ab1l1ty and 1ntegr1ty who w1ll gne all for the squad such men as these Stockton H1gh was fortunate to have ln the persons of Coach Solomon and all the other coaches of the school The squad was one of the finest groups of boys ever welded together to represent thelr Alma Mater It was an 1nsp1rat1on to see the team ln actlon because the boys gave the fans and the c1t1zens what they most de s1red an eleven that played clean and sports manl1ke football '1F1ENN1S CUB B HE Tenn1s Club of th Stockton Hlgh School OI'1g1113fCCT 1n 1916 under the lea dersh1p of W C Allen and Amos Flhot Back ln 1916 the club was welcomed enthus lastlcally and the fact that lt IS st1ll popular 1S proved by the present total of 43 pald up members out of a roll of 74 students The Tenn1s Club has IIS officers w1th lack Mc Brxde pres1dent ack Dlxon v1ce pres1 dent and Bermce Altree secretary and trea su1er In the sprmg the wmners of the mlxed doubles tournament were Mary Smlth and Robert Flsher Wfmners of the g1rls doubles tournament were Barbara Mlller and ean McCloud Later m the sprmg the begln ners mlxed doubles the g1rls smgles for the Tolhtt Trophy and last the boys handlcap tournament were played off Dues are col lected wh1ch go for the trophles for each of the tournaments except for the g1rls s1ngles They also pay for the refreshments at the party held each sprmg for members of the c ub The gy m departments cooperate 1n bull dmg up players for the tournaments by con ductmg ICHDIS ladders on vs hlch any stu dent who can handle a racket at all can start from the bottom rung and challenge any player above h1m whom he th1nks he can beat Names that emerged at the top of thes ladders were Barbara M1ller Bernlce Altree and Antomette Solarl for the g1rls and Tack DIXOI1 Jack MacBr1de and Robert Crlss for the boys Tzzfx tzqlzr 4! . A . Y . . 2 . J L 4 .1 . . . . . , . 1 f 1 ' ' 1 ' A 1 , . 7 ' . . 3 V - . . if ' 7, 5 7 . . 1 C Y , 1 I .L n S D . . 1 P - . , I .' 7 ' . . t , . K - 1 ' - ' . t , t L .. 1 1 7 . T W Y x - 1 V, . 6 . . 1 - . 1 . 3 - . - 5 - . . . 3 L , ' ' - C . . . - , . l , , . . . . t . J - - - - 1 1 1 to the best men. Wlth conslderable hard . - . - 1 1 ' , - 4 1 ' 1 , . . . , , 1 . ' J t . . y , . . - , . 0 , . . . . 3 S . ' , ' . . . . 7 1 ' . - L . , ' I . . . . . 1 . , . . . , . ' 1. , " . V , I 1 7 . 1. 1 ' ' - ' . Y - ' - QQ ' 11 ' - 1 - 1 , 7 4 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 1 1 " L - 7 -1 . . 4 V1 1 1 L ' 1 1 1 . 3 ' 1 1 1 7 7 - 1 . 5 1 1 A - ',' 1-1- L4 in A AL 4 Top Freeno Ganu 1 Parne 2 Mazzera and Bonfilxo 3 Baucom Bertelson 8 BOFIHIIO Take a Hugh Ona 11 Dentonl Ballew 9 Grlllo in Actlon 12 Papas and Carlson Lyons 10 Iyams and Temme Button A Squad ' Tutton and Marshall - . - 4. . N I ' . 5 ' - . ' "N --- . 5. V . A . ix x . ' 6. . - fir SFIIIOI M4 mmns BrA5IxI" I B XILI ITH practrce star ting dur rng the Chrrst mas vacatron, the A and B teams were whrpped rnto shape for therr Hrst league game and went undefeated throughout the league schedule After losrng such experren ced men by February graduatron as Grrllo, Kramar, Baucom, and ohnston, the varsrty was just a shell of rts former self I-Iowey er, they followed rn the footsteps of these stars and contrnued to wm erght strnght games wrthout knowmg defeat Then rt was that the boys were knocked off therr lofty posr tron rn a league play off gam wrth Manteca by a score of 42 24 Thrs unexpected de feat was the second trme a Blue sub league champronshrp team was downed bv a smaller school rn a league semr fmal play off game Out of 19 games wlnch mrde up the Tarzan schedule the Blues dropped sux, only out the season, the boys representmg the Blue and Wlarte rolled up a score of 639 to the 500 pomts of then opponents The I odr Flames agarn proved easy vrctrnas to the Tar Zan men thrs year, as the local boys bowled them over twrce wrth the scores of 26 18 and 36 25 The old sayrng that there rs always a first trme proy ed true as the St Mary s Rams downed the Blues wrth a 15 13 score, but Ill tllell' next game the Tarlans took revenge by addrm, up 77 pornts to St Mary s 19 The yarsrty squad wrll mrss many good players next year when the following gradu ate rn une Delaney, Norton, Srlvas, and Stegall Srnee age plavs such an rmportant part rn the C I F league, Gurffre and Anrotzbehere wrll be two yaluable men dropped from next year s squad However, there rs strll a fine bunch of plavers who should account for another champronslnp PICTURES ON OPPOSITE PAGE Delaney Johnston 12 and 13 Athletic Trophies Srlvas Baucom GFlll0 Basketball Varsity Kramar 'FR XI lx IFH basketball put safely awry untrl next fall Coach Lenz turned hrs at tentron to track wrth lngh hopes of a wrn nrng season The boys started then season wrth a score that was fn aboxe tne other hrgh schools at the track meet lgamst the Modesto Junror College squld On therr second trral they lacked but 7 pornts of doublrns the score lgarnst Prttsburg whom the Tarzans defeated by a score of 78 40 At their annual dual meet vw rtn Iodr Stockton managed to squeeze OLIE 1 vrctory by one pomt as the score showed 61 60 The Tarzans were y rctor nous rn all but one of the early meets, rn tlns thev wx ere nosed out of rhrrd place by Sacramento by ,4 of a pomt and to all appearances the Tar fans would be XICITOYIOUS 111 tllcll lLl11lllllll2, LUHELSIZS Craduatlng senrors wl o haye been most ler, Ford Iaopprano, Krmpton Krupl e Mc Murray, Kuga Platek, Podesto, Robrnson, Catalan, and Bertelson, who broke the state s record rn the football throw at the Davrs meet Next year s squad wrll eonsrst chref ly of rnexperrenced men, slnce nearlv three quarters of tlns years varsrty ne on the graduatrng lrst ll NNIS T WDLR the dneetron of COlLl'l 'VIcKay and Captarn Drxon the tennrs team for 1936 was organwed and put rnto shape for tlrerr scheduled games A league was organ r7ed among XY'oodland, Modesto, Sacramen to, Lodr and Stockton, although then sched ule rs not through, the Stockton Tarzans had the C I F champronslno almost won at an early date, and expeeted to stlr rn the semr finals May 16 wlnch xx ere held rn Stockton Coach Lenz Trophy Wrnners Norton B Basketball Team Seeellfy , y,,,,.-,,.,,. , , , T, . . , . 5 . r 'p l,1 . . Ir .1 , l' AL, J., - . -I T .5 - I C ' l V C Q17 U A V 1 7 e , le. I 1 ' L L 4 . C - C' . ' I sf' T - I . 1 . - . A 1 I 7 , ' A 4. K E 1 1 r . ' ' 1 H' . 1 . K , . . J A C 1 I T - 2' X . 7 I. I 1 I W l y . ' ' . . . I K 4 . A c 1 . -C xx r' l ' 1 1 J V 1 1 1 'V - L x T ,Tx Q . j- e . ' .gk , , - ' , - . -. . N - 1 h - L , . ' ' - y s x ' , . ' Y , ry ' . . ' ' . ' . ' v , ' ' . -' m P x sf - s X 'A 1 E' ' ' - , . , ,, one of whlch was a league game. Througla- outstandrng for the Blues are lzslmger, Fow- . , ., 1, 1 , y , . W . iq . . L T 1 K 7 A A , -. A 1 " ' 1 I T T 1. c I V' T zz - A . , A . ' - . 4 R e ' ,b 1 g " , 'X 3 1 I - L L lP'l 'i 'y 'V' 'I . . sl N - t x x m 'll 1 .1 t . - - T . If is-r .f Y - Y L ' l V 'Y A 4 ' l ' ' I 1 A r a , 1 - I ' L G - . J : V T . e 1 - 1 ' 3- 1 ' u T I . I I 1- . K 2. I - u n u 1 1 I . L T ' . . . . 4 L y 1 ', . . ' 2 ' x ' ' ' 1 I ' I D I- V . 73 1 . 1 9 , 1, ' 5. 9. 2, 6. ro. ' 3, . ' ' 7. ' 11. 4, 8. ' 14. U ,, L 35 xx In KIICII' game agalnst NX oodllnd the Blues won thelr most declslve WICKOFX of the early' season, as they defeated the ylsltors by a 6 0 score The boys had to play Wood land agaln ln the final game, and If looked as lf the Blues eouldn t posslbly lose The SIX WIN NJ Mlrch 16 the flrst svy IIUHIIDS pl actle of the season was held at the Oly mplc baths About thlrty boys yy ere present at thls flrst meet under Coach McCaln Th swlmmlng outlook for the selson was yery good, and It was hoped the team would I7I'lI'lg Stockton 1C I I CIIZIITWPIOIISIIIID The squad lnore years CXPCIILIHCC and should .lccordlng to lndlcatlons mlke qulte 1 nlme for them sely es The team wlll lose only three Varslty gl 11107 Ml lllllllly present members of the squad lle IDIKOH eaptaln Cllss, MeBllde, I-Illly IISIILI Rob ert FISIILI, and I"I'e1I1Ll5 BZIIILIIIO of these Dlxon, Crlss 1nd MeBllde ale 5,I'lCIL1'lElI'lj., and yylll be mlssed by the tennls squad next V641 X 4 men by g1ldLlf1IlOI1 Ilokholt NfIeN1bb lnd loelaney Hoyyeye' these men form thc nucleus of the squll Dellney yy 18 captain last year and 15 outstlndlne H1 the 100 X"lICI eyents I-Iokholt SXKIINS eh blelsstloke md lI'l recent meets hls thleltened the IUILIX stroke reeold whlle MUN lbb h IS stalled ID yeals left are Ray Cope, eh lmplon C I I dly er, Bobby Owen 111 the 770 VanDy ke Chandlel Sandman KIIISCI, and SCIIYHICII W EARERQ OF THE BLOCIC S I OOTBALI I Ya an Glenn Bertelson Wllbert Cowen Clarenee Glbson Carl Cfoodw lv Bob IIIIUS I rle leobson Braden I utl Fred MOIIOIII Chf1S Papas Armando Parne Art Paulson oe RISIIWJIII Wfllbert Slly a Henry FI LITIIUL George W ells 2 Ytflly Frank BOl'lI'IIl0 Blll Carlson LOUIS Dentonl I d Gagle v Yluly IFVIIIQ BILILOIU It llo C IIIIO C apt I ouls Ml1Lel 1 4 Yeflly Blll Papls TRAC K I Ilm Ak lbl 1 Ill 1 e :is fc.ew,,4 Chi? 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' ' ' MENZIES Claw A S Zn Claus B s n Clf1x5C s 711 Class D s 7n Senior MCIIIOVIUY AWARDS Fall 1935 zo FOOTBALL SCORES Italo Gnllo Frank Amotzbehere Rodney Huckabay Edward Wh1te Lester I enahan Dan Ostrander Jack DeVoe lrv1ng Wltt B ASKETBA LL SCORES Dec L Mar Sac I C Frosh S F Lowell Fresno V1S3l13 Auburn Woodland Br dway Clowns Sacramento Loch Stanford Frosh St Marys Sac C Frosh Woodland Sacramento Modesto Loch Sutter Creek Manteca S Mar Apr Ma Q X OPP Sept 14 Burhngame San Mateo S F Sacred Heart Oct San ose S F MISSION at Sacramento Nov at Modesto at Fresno Lodl TR ACK SCHEDULE Modestoj C lst Stockton 2nd 6 schools entered Stockton 1st P1ttsburg 2nd Stockton Ist lOdl 2nd Stockton lst Turlock 2nd Dav1s Ins1tat1onal Meet Stock ton 4th amono 8 schools Sub League Stockton lst Iod1 2nd Sacramento 3rd Rosev1lle lm 1t1t1onal Stockton among, 17 schools Sub secuonal at Modesto Stock ton lst 111 A s and C s 2nd 1n B S 9 schools entered Northern Sect1onal Sacramento State Fmals at Gndley S L entx four N IOClil'OI1 OHEHI 1 tn ' 20 cccc 1 ccccc 1 - ' 1 0 d. 1 ' 19 1 ccccc 20- ccc,cccc 0 K 14 cccccc 11 27- 1 1 cL,, 11 0 1 1. . 2 d. 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