Benicia High School - Panther Yearbook (Benicia, CA)

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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

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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 . ,, . . , .

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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