Benicia High School - Panther Yearbook (Benicia, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1951 volume:

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Crozer, ' IVALUE LANTRIP E. A. Stoner, F. E. Passalacqua Secretory VIOLET E. MOLFINO fl'-112 Girls HOMER J. GRIFFITH 1 STUDENT BODY OFFICERS. Alex De Leon, V1cePresxdent, Irene Precour Secretary: not pictured. Bill Corn, Business Manager. DON THENT Prfsiflfi' Student Council STUDENT COUNCIL: ROW 1, left to right: M. Trent, J. Griffith, B. Lamhro, L. Hubbard, J. Collins, E. Best, B. Corn, J. Jensen. ROW 2: H. Smothers, B. Pearce, P. Redden, D. Hcxmro, F. Tcxlamcxntes. -,- . ,.,,y.....1- Sv Faculty FRANK HOFFMAN FERN BRUNEI! BERNARD COHRIGAN Music' S11-mlS2ud1e2s,Fx1q1:s1. Physwnl Fdmioiiizu Iunim BUS1I'1FSS,WC'Jf 8 HELEN HYDE Typinq, Shorthand DUNCAN GRAHAM flwn-rxww, M:x'hHH1f1T1'n 1 5 RUTH CHORLEY Fnqlish fzisuznLr T 1 ':!E7'i FRIEDA BAHKLEY Ccczkinq, Shwinq LEO GIORGERINI LfIHC1l1fIC1F'S , I GEIJIKZE tDROLE'l'TE f, . . Pllyswcil F iuc'c111r,1. A 1 rx PHIL GOETTEL Physivul E::uc'c.1t1c,z., ,LIJZL :15:.1g,, luu1:.':l1:1 Nalwdhk , , ilh..... gv 7'1- X A' IU Classes 306, Uglf nexf dur Iwoh be ,inc 'Rv an To help mf ffm-wah av1'o-muh. f vial, VM fAevL?f.sT 014 Luck fa-S-S.'5ff '5 AW' you. A4112 A. pee-dvijfr 'fgoffaff ffgq, P ,qs Ah-v47s, I Evzzffoas K ecrelary: Charles Glass. Vice-President Seniors 12 Q A . BARBARA LAMBRO DON TRENT BERTA SUE LITTLETON AL BORTISSER IRENE PRECOUR GEORGE CLARK J X LQ c WJ BARBARA CRADDICK HENRY SANDOVAL ,--0 4-1 -I 4 MARY ELLEN BROSCH TOM SORENSON 9 ,Q Q w L L-f - A ff-fs Amelie qty. .W . I id' r X Ni Gene Curry Luzil Salvador Charles Glass Ed Littlefield Colleen Nichols Douglas Wold Each of the returning sixty-one seniors wanted to make his last year one of fun and activity. The following did their part as Student Body Officers: Don Trent, Presidentg Bill Corn, Business Manager, Alex De Leon, Vice-President, lrene Precour, Secretary-Treasurerg and Senior Representatives, Barbara Larnbro and Paul Redden. Class officers were then chosen for the year and heading the class were Bill Smothers, President: Charles Glass, Vice-President, and Dolores Bernard, Secre- tary-Treasurer. Through the help and guidance of Class Advisors, Mrs. Ruth Chorley, and Mr. Leo Giorgerini, the class was led to a successful year. Many of the seniors participated in social activities. Cn the Prowling Panther staff were: Luzil Salvador, Editor: Barbara Craddick, Assistant Editor and Artistg Barbara Lambro, News Editory Dolores Bernard, Feature Editor, Paul Redden, Sports Editor, Alex De Leon, Business Managerg and Reporters, Eddie Vierra, Sue Littleton, Irene Precour, Douglas Wold, and Mickey Craig. The Annual staff was also made up of a few seniors, Irene Precour, Business Managerg Barbara Lambro, Typistg and George Clark, Senior Representative to the Annual. A number of the senior girls were members of G.A.L. and Barbara - mbro and lrene Precour were President and Vice-President respectively. Like se, several boys belonged to Block B, with Chet Carr, President, and David Galbreath, Secretary-Treasurer. 1 The Senior Class started its fourth year at Benicia High with 5581.43 in their treasury, but they knew that they would need much more to have a fun-packed year. To raise money they held a White Elephant Sale on December l4, l95U, in the auditorium during the noon hour. It was quite successful, adding S1422 to their funds. During the second quarter the Senior Class regretted losing some members of their class, because of the Korean War situation. 14 MARLEEN I-IIGGINSON SHIRLEY VINCENT EARLEENE STANHOPE PAT BRAZIL PAUL REDDEN BILL SMOTHERS ALEX DE LEON MICKEY CRAIG JEAN TRIPP JOE FINN W v-4 41391 I I- Q ,. ,Ii 1 Eddie Vxerra Barbara Baker Kenneth Liqqett Dolores Bernard Chet Carr Dorotha Price Alvin Bortisser, Henry Sandoval, and Eugene Adams, were called in lanuary with the National Guard unit frorn the Benicia Arsenal. Many of the boys and girls of the class began working, with sorne of therrr leaving school, and others going only a half day. This situation rrrade the nurrrber of senior students fluctuate often. Early in their fourth year the senior students had their pictures taken, in order to receive their finished produr'-s before Christmas. All the students were very well pleased with their portraits. A few senior girls took part in the Ctrristrrras play presented before thu Student Body, on Friday, December 15. They were, Barbara Craddick, Clara Grace, Earleene Stanhope. A Lincoln Day program was given before the Student Body on February l2, by eight senior boys under the direction of Miss Alice Crooks. Carl Pagter, chairrnany Bill Smothers, Alex De Leon, Bill Corn, Charles Glass, Eddie Vierra, Mickey Craig, and Paul Bedden gave a series of talks on Lincoln and his life. The same boys gave a repeat performance before Kiwanis members at their dinner-meeting at Spenger's Grotto the following Tuesday. The senior girls then had their turn and gave a Washington Day program before the Student Body on February 21. They were Barbara Craddick, chairmang Barbara Lambro, Clara Grace, Mary Ellen Brosch, Irene Precour, Norma Boderick, Dolores Ber- nard, and Marleen Higginson. The girls were then asked to repeat their stories and poems about Wcrsliingtori at a Congregational Church dinner on Thursday, February 22. The Mothers' and Fathers' Becepticn was next on the list of activities which the senior girls participated in, helping to serve, prepare food, arrange the auditorium, nrodel, and the many citrer Chores needed to niake the activity a success. to MARY GONSALVES MARCIA CRINER BETTY CROSS NORMA RODER1CK DWIGHT HAMRO MAX HOLDER JACK RAHILL f , Qty., ,Q 'xv 'cd' W CHARLES GLASS v7-7' MARILYN HENKEL BILL CORN if when ' ,wwf MU' Mary Ann Ball Jim Bernard Clara Grace James Honeywell Bill Truiil Manuel Da Silve Roseina Unser David Galbreath Bulhmary Savidqe On March 16, the seniors gave their first dance of the year, with St. Patrick's Day as the theme. It proved successful both socially and financially. Many of the twelfth grade students of B.H.S. helped during the Red Cross drive in Benicia during March. After preparing their own speeches, they were asked to give them for the Benicia Arsenal workers on three Mondays during the month. The senior sweaters were royal blue, heavy ply, cardigan style. The emblem, a Panther with a rooter's cap, intertwined in the Block B, was designed by Bernice Reed. The last part of the school year, the seniors devoted to the Senior Play, Senior Ditch Day, Senior Banquet, and other memorable dates. The seniors had a skit on March 16, in which the boys satirized the Mothers' Tear Graduation night was filled with memories of their fun-packed, hard-working and activity filled years in B.l-l.S. 18 1 CARMEN ACEVES MARGARET MURPHY WANDA BROWN BARBARA SPINDLER ROY BROADWATER BERN ICE REED EUGENE ADAMS -an CARL PAGTER BOB HUGGINS ROBERT PADGET 'T Lf .lunuars ROW l lelt to rlghi L Tagqurl H De La Fonlame B Klshell H Taylor J Rahxll L Vice ROW 2 H Fernandes D Santos J De Silva I Mclilhaney D Read ROW 3 Mxss Bruner M Precour M Garcia J Mxller M Kearns 0 Mason D Fxsh B Sites J Collins M Ward C Beavers J Beavers A Casey B Pearson D Ham xlton ROW 4 R Walklnglon S Sanders L Faxrbanks B Allen M Johnson J Jensen N Conlln G Smith M Humberi J Grxfhth G Benge J Garngues ff, ,gr RICHARD HOUSE MARILYN HUMBERT DON CARDOZA President Secretary V165-P1us1dv:.' ROW l left to nght B Drennon J Hammers D Madden D Cdthey ROW 2 P Franklin H Tennis D Johnson J Conway H Barton HOW3 Mr Drolette R Ball J Hauser R Winkler B Pearce W Waters D Cardoza C Morrow D Sloan J Ferro R House F Saralvcx J Earp HOW 4 E Pettit F Gee E Poole D Sanz R Jarosz R Hamlxn A Benellom T Tidwell L Zxese .I Martm The Class of 52 began their Junior year on September 7 1950 with 70 members gold with the panther crest set or a raised etched gold surface Everyone was well satisfied with them Early in tne second semester the Juniors began preparations for the biggest event of the year the lunior Prom A garden theme was chosen The prom was held on April 27 in the new B H S gym wh ch was an additional factor in its success The lunior Class was well represented in sports Ed Pettit Rich House Bob Pearce and lim Earp were valuable men on the varsity football team and several others took part in basketball Ed Pettit and lim Earp returned as regulars on the baseball nine The glrls also were active in athletics The Juniors were represented in Student Body and extra curricular activities Marilee lohnson was Girls Sports Editor for the Prowling Panther and Marion Ward was one of the yell lead rs Ioan Grlfflth Editor of the Annual was assisted by Marie Precour loan De Silva and leanette lensen After a highly successful term the Juniors are looking forward to their final year at Benicia High School 21 The first week of October the junio: rings arrived. The rings were IOK yellow . ,, . . , . Sophomores ROW l left to rxghi J Glefiels M Trent W Garden I. Smxth B Martin B Meyers B Corn B Bemcxrdo BOW 2 J Clark S Nance A Lavugnmo W Gregory A Young L Sxckler I. Lxppmcott D Young L Hailer ROW 3 D Brown S Kimball B Lzgqett S Brown K Hockney J Wlui tum J McGu1re R Cook J Sloan inn -n DIANE YOUNG WAYNE PATCH JOANNA CLARK WD-Pte-ssldmmt Piaslrimxt 22 Wl left to right R Moyer R House G Vice J Lemon B Sevxer J Talarnantes F Souza J Smith ROW 2 J Van Buren M Coakloy B Lernburq P Peltxer M Allen N Stlvena E Egbert L Hubbard L Colo A Dacaplas HOW 3 Mr B Corrxgan L Driver I-I Black J Wann E Franklln R Gaston G Fulton B Hiqgmbotham G Martm R Bortxsser C Johansen B Murphy HOW 4 B Sherwood E Carter W Patch B Brown L Lane A Sheppard B Lawson P Dunaway E Ellis J Weaver H Smothers N Renslow Gulcled by advlsors Mr Bernard Corrrgan and Mrss Allce Crooks the sophomores proved themselves worthy of Bemcra Htgh School Offlcers Wayne Patch D1ane Young and Ioanna Clark presrded for the entlre year Although the boys outnumbered the glrls all worked together w1th clock lrke precxslon The sophomores emoyed soc1al lxfe to the utmost leadlng the school 1n extra currlcular act1v1t1es Such names as Marllyn Trent Joanna Clark Drane Young John Van Buren Howard Smothers and Wayne Patch were predommant ln varlous organ1zat1ons The sophomores shone ln sports also Elhs Smothers Renslow Bort1ss r Murphy and Hubbard were all lmportant ln our S C A L wm Always an lmportanf event 1n the sophomore currlculum lS the Freshman ln1t1at1or1 The scrubs wore the1r tradrttonal clothrng and the Kangaroo Courts punlshment was as humorous as ever After thelr punlshment the sophomores honored the underclassmen wlth the Freshman Receptron The theme Scrubs was approprlate Always helpful the sophomores declded upon a food sale to ra1se monel for the Annual Held rn the quad at noon 1t was successful and netted the class the necessary amount lmmedxately afterward the b1g day for the sophomores arr1ved The date was February 17 on whlch the tradrttonal Sophomore Hop was held w1th the Valentlne theme That the year was excrtlng and fun was certalnly an understatement 23 Freshmen ROWI lei! to nght M Hudson N Sharon G Holfer S Freer C Sirobele S Strobele Woodward C Forrester S Alves W Hope V Hammers L Wxlloughby 1. Gnl Hn ROW2 D Gnsley I. Parion I. Baker H Berielloth J Edmxston G Childress A Holson B Boaiman l. Randolph J Lane R Rxtter ROW 3 Mrs Barkley R Suvldge S Amos F Spangle B Barnes G Steph ens E Besi J Ptecour G Hambrick E Wood J Bahrenburq B Whliecoiion N McAfee H Carvallo J Woodside B Kxrk patrick ROW 4 E Savldqe E Tnplelt P Brenner S Stonecnpher E Gonsalves J Mortensen K Bundy J Benson J Oren der C Fhck M Weaver J Sioneclpher 'if' s and FRANK CASTILLO HENA BERTELLOTTI BOB HATHAWAY Vlce Presxden S Crete y PIPS1dl l1T 24 sfrf W B I at ROWI let! to nqht B Tittle A Decapxas R Curry M Oliva M Rogers J Driscoll E Fadley R Logan Sandoval D Craddxck A Talamantes B Brazll ROW 2 D Carr T Casey R Wilmot F Talamantes Sanchez J Burk R Smxth C Chne M Earp J Collms B Jarosz D Holson R Garnques D Davxs Horned D Mcl-Ienry ROW 3 Mr Hoffman D Fulton J Dawson J Bates A Trxplett A Clarke Castillo B Hathaway K Coen B Del.eon J Silva E Rxtter R Clark H Robxnson ROW 4 J Grant McHann G Hughett E Sherman E Lamb R Lawton C Hahn C Whltecotton O Waterman R Reno Speer B F Kyle B Reed The largest Freshman Class rn years enrolled tn September 1950 The 56 boys and 53 qrrls qurckly adJusted themselves to hrgh school lrfe and soon We e consldered part of the student body Early rn the year the freshmen elected Bob Hathaway as Presrdent Frank Castlllo as Vrce Presrdent and Bma Bertellottr as Secretary Treasurer Fred Talamantes and Euqenete Best se ved bo h terms as councrl members The day of 1n1t1at1on so dreaded by all the scrubs proved to be one of t re happrest of the year The Freshman Receptxon Dance qrven by the sophomores was very successful and made the day complete Mr Frank Hoffman and Mrs Frleda Barkley Class Advxsors helped plan the Freshman Return whrch was held on October 30 Dunnq football and baseball seasons freshman boys were Well represented Both freshman boys and qrrls seemed to excel xn basketball althouqh they drd well also rn all other sports The Freshman Class th1s year has tncreased the band by some n1ne mem bers Mr Hoffman seems to thrnk that there 1S some promlsrnq matertal far next year The Elqhth Grade Beceptron qtven every year by the Frosh was put on IH the sprmq and provrded fun for all The future sophomores now eagerly plan the ln1t1at1on Day of the future scrubs and took forward to the pl asures of bemq upperclassmen 25 Q., S 'r .Ay x - -f - - ' . 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Jw fy A ,nb :wx .k.uxL, U it 3 at W-,K I 1 I-y Q ' ' j X X -gf A - ,f , Q 'L 'r v 101 :Lax-,..j 41, ,J .4 ,als ,D 1,5 1 V-'I' L 1 ,Lf nfl 3 V I ,L , in A ' nk 4 - 1 Q 1 +f f fv4rtw' -1 ' , 1' P' A il: , 5 . g , . ', -- Y '- . 'v ' '1-JQ g-,.',,b4- J ' f. I I 1 i. ,A 2 , Z , a E -01 zw.A,'.,-',, :J 1: , 5 imvg v S: ,4 ., ,I wh 514, is 5 ' K , V f ' 2 ,A jg . -' ,, , : Q rf, :Alanis 'U --A Jn -Lf Cu.,-x w x,4.,1x.g ggi, A uf X- X ' I 1-'fviflag 'dvv ' ' Y x..4Z'1!f- 52:3 QM. NA, ' f IJ ,ug Aw 5 '5Lf3f 559 ' ,E i ,, A lf., ' 2 ,ff 2 ' an V M gl: if A-9 Q A Q -ig 'as 1 gb ar ...Q A 6, v ' . Q J 1 V, 'r.. g 6 ,, I P G 1 41 H, 12 1 'H ' ' f ' LJ R F Aj-1 1 f rss, .- ff J 6 A J Q, ,-ji 17 J Q ff u 4 I 2,34 wg' J J Organizutian 27 The Prowling Panther Severdl Chdriqes were rridde this yedr in the method of publishiriq the Prowlirifi Pcrrither. A iourridlisrri class, urtder the tlllk- llLDl1Ul Mr. Phil Geettel, was wrigrirt ized itat the first tithe. Witit the titteeri rrieixibers of the Class etticqieritly workiriq together, they were dple to publish the paper weekly. Tie riieriibers qdther the riews riidteridl, type the copy, cut the stericils, drid operdte the llllIllQOQlC1Dl'l, distribute the pdpers, cirid liciridlei the Ef?XCTllCIllCIEl with other ::chttt,tl::. ROW 1, left to right: I. Precour, S. Lczmbro. L. Salvador. ROW 2: N. Conlin, M. Johnson, D. Bernard, S. Littleton. ROW 3: B. Drennon, A. De Leon, B. Cruddick, H. Sandoval, G. Curry. HOW 4: M. Craig, G. Clark, D. Wold, P. Redden, E. Vierru. --f I , MR. PHIL GOETTEL ALEX DE LEON LUZlL SALVADOR Vai' I BARBARA CRADDICK A1.t1: ::'l:' ' MARILEE JOHNSON i2.:1.' Fr: :':. PX11' ' PAUL REDDEN l'5'y1' fy :Sr Ffh' ' DOLORES BERNARD lvtituit- ith!-: BARBARA LAMBRO fl' w. ith' : XX' .Aix Staff: ROW 1, left to right: J. Vcxn Buren, J. Jensen, BARBARA LAMBRO, Typist,anc1 R. Clark. ROW 2: J. De Silva, G. Clark, Miss F. Bruner. MARIE PHECOUR, Assistant Rdpmr The Panther IHENE PRECOUH Business Manager it The Panther staff, composed of ten members, with the help of their ad- visor, Miss Fern Bruner, have con- tributed their greatest efforts towards the 1951 yearbook. The Panther dummy was corn- g, pieted by the first of May, 1950, by JOAN GRIFFITH ffd1t'r members of the 1950 staff and the new editor, Ioan Griffith. October 1, 1950, was the deadiine for the sale of 200 annuals. Publicity was c1ever1y put across by skits, posters and pep taiks to students. 1rene Precour, Business Manager, with help front other staff members, aizi 5.1 wonderful Joh. cf seeing the 1oca1 merchants, who generously donated to support the 1951 Panther. With the student body support, the Annual staff sponsored five footoaii dances to raise funds. On Armistice Day, a dance was given by the staff in honor of the Junior Varsity and Varsity foothaii p1ayers. The staff had compieted 60 per cent of the book by December 15, Writetir, assignrxents issued to the staff during the iatter part of the first semestv. The hnai deadizne for the whole book was Aprii 1. The rtzentbers of the staff are grateful to the Caiifornia Art and Engravintr ffampany, Hal Matson, Photographer, ana the Fontes Printing Company fn trteir etf1f'ienf'y 1:1 assisting us with our Panther of 1951. f' 29 6 rg..-X HI Q' Cl' 4ND ' ROW 1, lelt to right: G. Hoiier, L. Cole, G. Vice. B. Brown. B. Sherwood, J. Tcxlumantes, G. Fadley. J. Edmiston, B. Bernardo. ROW 2, lei! to right: J. Rcxhill. D. Nilsson, F. Castillo, E. Poole, D. Wold, M. Craig, C. Flick, M. Henkel, C. Strobele, S. Strobele. ROW 3: E. Adams, J. Dunaway, H. Jarosz, H. Tennis, D. Sanz, D. Cathay, R. Hamlin, J. Steiger. Maiorettes: M. Humbert, G. Smith. Music Federation The Music Federation includes the band, chorus, dance band, and majorettes. This year under the able assistance of Prank Hoffman, advisorg Don Sanz and Dorothy Grant, Presidentsg Mickey Craig and Marilyn Henkel, Vice-Presidents, and Ruthrnary Savidge and loan Rchill, Secretary-Treasureis, the federation underwent many changes that helped make the year outstanding, The dance band and rnajorettes, seeming to be aware of the old adage, Practice Makes Perfect, stayed almost completely out of the social spotlight, and were contented to learn more about music instead of participating in music performances. The only appearances of either group was that of the maiorettes at the fall football games, and in various parades throughout the year. The chorus, the leading section in the federation this year, was one of the largest and most talented ever produced in Benicia. lt appeared frequently at various social and civic organizations, performing at the Mothers' Tea, P.-TA., many Kiwanis meetings, the Womens Club, and other functions. Later in the year a group of nine choral students selected by Mr. Hoffman traveled to Stockton to participate in a choral clinic under the direction of lester Hairiston. lmmediately afterward the chorus gave a combined concert with the band. This was a huge success, everyone complimenting the members on their splendid performance. This year's band, although small in both the number of members and performances, did as well as they were expected to do. 30 5 , i CHORUS ROW l, left to right: H. Tennis, B. Liqqetl, J. Del Campo, G. Watterson, M. Hudson, F. Spangle, C. Aceves, W. Gregory, M. Henkel, G. Woodard. ROW 2, left to right: Mr. F. Hoffman, D. Dunn, B. Baker, N. Roderick, B. Fulton, M. Johnson, R. Mathews, E. Stanhope, M. Brosch, G. Fadley, S. Kimbell, C. Grace. ROW 3: D. Madden, H. Tennis, M. Craig, R. Hamlin, D. Wold, C. Phillips, D. Sanz, C. Paqter, L. Woo. DANCE BAND ROW 1, lelt to right: D. Grant, P. Dunaway, R. Hamlin. J. Steiger. ROW 2: B. Brown, 1. Van Buren, D. Sanz, E. Poole. MAJORET'l'ES ROW 1, left to right: W. Hope, B. Meyers, S. Brown, G. Folsom, K. Hockney. ROW 2: R. Walkinqlon, M. Johnson. M. Humbert. G. Smith, K. Beavers, B. Pearson. Late in the year the band took an all-day trip to San Francisco State College. The purpose of the expedition was to determine the correct methods of band citizenship, practiced by a large college. Another important event in the schools curriculum was its participation in a series of reciprocal concerts tc be held among the league schools. The members of the Music Federation wish to thank Mr. Hoitmar, for his mulling and cooperative assistance during the entire school year. Li is his excellent guidance that has given Benicia High its wonderful music aepartment, 31 G.A.l IRENE PRECOUR, Vi '- l'rfr.f:' BARBARA LAMBRO. Prefwdr-r.' MARIE PRECOUR, 31 fret-,tty rr The Girls' Athletic Leaque :vas lirst organized in l94l to azve the girls of B. H. S. an opportunity to have interclass corripetiticri instead of continuing the strenuous leaaue qarnes that they used tr- play. ln order to D?CCflTi'? a znerrzher a irirl :nust have 400 athletic Points. which can be earned by zilayiriq on class teaxrxs lceerzinq score. and taking: rrart in other athletic activities. Tgiis year the G.A.L. ernoyed rilayaays with Valleio and Arrriiro. Particularly exciting was their victory over the Block E boys in volleyball. ln Novernber, the G.A.l.. had an alurnna? niqht to which lorrner nernbers oi the GAL. were invited. On March 2, l95l, the qirls, with their advisor, Miss Violet Moltino, sponsored the Mothers! and Fathers' Reception for the parents of B. H. S. students. Mrs. Barkley's Home Economics Classes were responsible for a fashion show and tor breparinq the refreshments. The G.A.l.. qirls participated in thc sale ot tickets, proqrazns, and born-porns at football aarnes. This organization has been 9L1C'C'OSSllll in prornotinq qood sportsmanship arnona the qirls ot Benicia Hiah School. ROW 1. leli to right: M. Trenl, J. Collins, O. Mason, H. Pearson, D. Dunn, J. DeSilva. J. Rahill ROW 2: R. Walkingion, M. Johnson, G. Smith. ROW 3: M. Hall, B. Head, J. Jensen. B. Allen M. Humberl, J. Griflilh, B. Craddick. Not pictured: G. Benqe, J. Beavers, M. Brosch, J. Tripp Criner, M. Higginson, D. Price, L. Salvador. 4145- 7 if .. '-1 it During the past year the Block B Society, which is com- posed of letterrnen of Benicia High School, had one of the most successful years in its history under the leadership of President Chet Carr. . The Annual Block B Dance, highlighted by a stage show which featured some of the Block B buxom beauties, was held lanuary l3. Other activities included a snow trip complete with skiing and tobogganing. Early in February the initiation of new members was held with five lettermen being admitted to the Society. Wonderful cooperation among officers and members to- gether with good attendance at the meetings made all the activities successful and made this an outstanding year. Other officers for the year were Bob Pearce, Vice-President, David Galbreath, Secretary-Treasurer, and Dwight Hamro, Coun- cil Bepresentative. Under he leadership of these boys and their advisors, Coach Phil Goettel, George Drolette and Barney Corrigan, the society participated in many school activities including the sale of cokes, coffee, and hot dogs at football games. ROW l lei! to right: J. Hammers, F. Scrraiva. D. Trent. ROW 2: F. Souza, D. Johnson, R. Bortisser D Madden, R. Padgett, B. Sherwood, B. Murphy. ROW 3: A. DeI.eon, C. Chase. M. Craig R House R. Lawson. J. Earp, E. Pettit. ROW 4: J. Rahiil, A. Bortisser, R. Hamlin, T. Sorenson. J. Martin, B. Smothers, D. Hamro, B. Corn. Block B ROBERT PEARCE, VicefPresider.i CHET CARR, President DAVID GALBREATH, Secretary J-.T-J-. 'fir .Y s-1 .-J Athletics , , H 1, L my I il A . 'gil In 'BA Q Y 1, 41 ,M 'Q ,M-M A M 1 J' 1, Y - Ji, wynz-g y. JH vw 3 A ,,,.1 A 'ill A. ' A J, .,..,, A. 11, 25 ' ' 5 t A I O , 4. lr WV , .gn-.-nv '1 wwf'-wfwgg Fir -NH TIP' if ---5 YN in 45 , V' -nas ,tg 1' 11 Q '- K ,,f N -.: '-. ji Q., a V 11 ,. W Q j -.3 , ff! wwf d7V A - E K . I -. , Q xi wg 1 4 .2 , F' ,AP W QE, ,VW ROW l, lelt to right: R. Ball, R. Bortisser, C. Chase, B. Corn, D. Sloan, B. Smothers, H. Smothers, D. Trent. HOW 2: M. Craig, G. Curry, J. Earp, C. Glass, H. Winkler, D. Wold. ROW 3: D. Hamm, R. Hamlin, R. House, L. Hubbard. ROW 4: D. Johnson, K. Liggett, B. Murphy, R. Padqei. HOW 5: B. Pearce, E. Pettit, C. Phillips, N. Renslow. w-N ,nr-0-1 'G 1:-lv Q V+ I ROW 1, left io right: B. Sevier, J. Silva, M. Coakley, L. Cole, A. Talamantes, R. House, R. Dacapias, F. Souza. ROW 2: D. Cathey, B. Tiitle, F. Sanchez, P. Peltier, R. Silva, M. Earp, A. Clarke, K. Coen. ROW 3: Coach Drolette, B. Sherwood, R. Logan, J. Hammers, G. Vice, A. Tripleit, R. Lawton. H. Tennis. ROW 4: E. Egbert, D. Davis, B. F. Kyle, G. Hughett, S. McHann. B. Brown, D. Speer, T. Tidwell. VARSITY RECORD 18 Amador 0 25 Marin Catholic 14 6 Livermore 7 32 St. Vincen1's 6 39 Rio Vista' 12 18 Armiio' 12 18 Winters 12 27 Vacaville ' 13 183 76 if 1'1il0'i1 'f-F T38 Football Winning seven games and losing only once during the 1950 season, the Benicia High Panthers came out on top of the SCAL race for the third straight year. Displaying teamwork and cooperation in all of their games, the Panthers scared a total of 188 points while allowing their opponents only 76. Much credit is due for the three coaches, Phil Goettel, Bernard Corrigan, and George Drolette, who played an important part in all of the victories. Although there were 14 seniors on the squad there will be many returnees to bolster the 1951 team. Graduating seniors on the squad Were: Linemen, Dwight Hamro and Gene Curry. Ends: Bill Corn and Ken Liggett. Tackles: Chuck Chase, Bob Padgett, Charles Glass and lack Rahill. Guards: Tom Sorenson, Don Trent, Chet Carr, Bill Smothers, Mickey Craig, and Douglas Wold are all backiielcl men who will not return next year. At the end of the season the team elected lack Ptahill as honorary captain and Tom Sofenson as the most valuable player on the squad. The luniU Varsity season record was almost an exact opposite of the Varsity's. I-lowqver, the team gained valuable experience for next year's squad. The IV's lost alloiive ot their games including three league encounters. The games were all hardefought and the league contests were extremely close. I 7 IA . A TEAM S.C.A.I.. Co-Champs ROW 1, left to right: R House, R. Ball E. Pettit D. Trent, W. Craig, G Curry, Coach P. Goettel ROW 2: R. Hamlin C Phillips, C. Carr, D. Ham- ro, B. Smothers, and D. Galbreath. C TEAM League Champs ROW l, left to right: Coach B. Corrigan, C. Hahn, C. Johansen, J. Bernard R. Curry, E. Rit- ter. ROW 2: B. Tittle, D. Crcrddick, R. Gaston, F. Sanchez. E. Egbert, B. Se- vier, A. Talamantes. FH: Basketball VARSITY RECORD Vacaville Rio Vista Armiio Vaccville Armiio Rio Vista 41 B TEAM ROW 1. left lo riqhl: Coach G. Droleno. K. Coen, B. Sherwood, J. Talamantas. J. Hammers. ROW 2: I.. Driver. B. Mur- phy. H. Lawson. D. Sloan. D. Madden. A. Clarke. D TEAM ROW I, left to righl: J. Collins, J. Lemos, J. Daw- son. R. House, J. Van Buren. Coach B. Corrigan. ROW 2: F. Talamanles. M. Coakley, D. Carr. H. Clark, T. Casey, D. Nils- son. . M, Q 1. JH, Uwyizs' 43' -ki W? 5 Cf 'Q S, 5 fm, 2 , 2 E ix. . args: - qiisvgif' W ' :gn 'J I 1 -,-'5 .xfl .tt .9 H .Hf W A. -Q, ,, f X ,4 - . 1, fi' ' 'W 1. A .Q . 1 Jr . ,,,f. ,f ' 1.- ' 1' , -. Y -, z ,,-.f, .1 ff Q 4-,.f44,w., ' 'Y N .f , ' , I' ' 1' 513 ' ' V' V4 N. VX f ' 'L 'vw-, 2'-wg -F K. . ' 3, ei, : , -Kg, 4.7, . ,ff - ,x ,Q-x, K, V..,, , A'2f' f.v,w'f ,p 'ws n ' Q 3, I . .rd,'.,f' f A 1 ' X' 'T-'si ,::v '1,' 'Q 'L-w A4 . ' z ' ' ,W , 3 X., 4 .. 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Coen, R. Winkler, J. Steiger, T. Sorenson, E. Pettit. R. Smith, G. Huqhett, D. Galbreath, H. Barton, B. Smothers. D. Hamro, S. McHann, R. Pearce. TENNIS ROW l, left to right: E. Fadley, B. Sevier, D. Nilsson, R. Clark, M. Coakley, J. Ber- nard. ROW 2: E. Franklin, R. Gaston, D. Wold, M. Craig R. Hamlin, C. Hahn. Coach G. Drolette. fg?52.T' x H K . ' .3 1 ' b F, 1 ,, 'UQ ' ' X I VOLLEYBALL ROW l left to ri ht' J. Collins M . q . , . Ward, J. Jensen, B. Pearson, D. Read. ROW 2: G. Benqe, M. Humbert, B. Allen. N. Conlin, M. Precour. ROW 3: J. Rahill. J. De Silva, J. Miller, O. Mason. J Griffith. BASKETBALL ROW 1, left to right: A. Casey, W Brown. J. Tripp. l. Precour, B. Baker. D Read, H. De La Fontaine. ROW 2: M. Ward, L. Salvador. J. Collins, J. Jensen N. Conlin, D. Fish, J. Griffith. ROW 3 E. Stanhope, M. Higginson. M. Johnson M. Brosch. J. Taylor, J. Miller, H Fernandes. fir' V l J ,L TENNIS BADMINTON ROW l, left to right: M. Ward, D. Grant, J. Hahill, J. Collins, O. Mason. M. Trent. 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