Benicia High School - Panther Yearbook (Benicia, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1952 volume:

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In her capaciTy as nurse she was always available aT any Time oT The day or nighT, oTTen adminisTering bedside care To The sicli. In The course oT her welTare work, she insTigaTed cloThing, TurniTure, and Tood collecTions and disTribuTed The arTicles To The deserving Tamilies in The communiTy. She cooperaTed wiTh The Kiwanis Club in exTending aid To needy children, providing glasses, medicines and oTher necessiTies. WiTh condolence, wiTh reverence, we cledicaTe The I947 PanTher To The memory oT lvliss Adaline Wall, public school nurse, social service worlcer, beloved Tigure oT communiTy liTe. Jmuumd... A group oT Teen agers, represenTaTive oT all Benicia T-ligh School sTudenTs, have joined in The producTion oT This yearbook To presenT To our parenTs and Triends a clear picTure oT school liTe. ln an eTTorT To illusTraTe all oT iTs phases, we have gaThered phoTographs, snapshoTs, and maTerial showing The sTudenTs aT worlc and aT play. BUT This alone is noT our inTenTion. As a resulT oT TrequenT accounTs in newspapers and magazines regarding iuvenile delinquency, The Term Teen ager has Too oTTen become synonymous wiTh delinguenT. IT is our sincere purpose To change The impression which so many people have abouT The Tendencies oT modern youTh. We wanT To show ThaT The maioriTy oT Teen agers are pursuing The same Type oT normal academic and social liTe as in any oTher period. Their sTudies are sTiIl consTrucTive7 Their exTra-curricular acTiviTies are sTill wholesome: Their sTandards, sTill high. And so as you Turn The pages oT The annual, we wanT you To see The PanTher and The Bobby Sommer going hand in hand, picTuring The Tine young people of Today being molded inTo The upsTanding ciTizens oT Tomorrow. gigmiag gm, ' MEL TM Wh fl-145 iam? V. ' n ?f 'cm' Q? ZC--IPD-lm-Z 'HI u NMI! X Nw Y ,-. 'DQKY x name BOARD OF TRUSTEES LEFT TO RIGHT: Dr. L. H. Sanborn, Mr E A Sfoner, Mr. F. E. Passalacqua, Mr E W Crozer, Mr. R.C. Rankin. I I , Our yearboolc is primarily Tor our high school sTudenTs-The Teen agers abouT whom so much has been wriTTen. This bool: represenTs a record oT Those acTiviTies and inTeresTs which Tornn such a viTaI parT oT The liTe oT The normal Teen ager. IT is This group on which The TuTure oT our counTry and The world musT rely Tor progress. We Tound dur- ing The recenT World War ThaT iT was a sTruggIe re- quiring The besT slcill, enThusiasm and energy OT our naTion. This, we all lcnow came Trom our young people. These same quaIiTies are needed now as never beTore To guaranTee peace, creaTe a beTTer - undersTancling among naTions, and conTinue The L H HAMANN. Principe, progress oT civiIizaTion. We all lmnow ThaT The average Teen ager is bois- JCTOIIS, impeTuous, Tull oT Tun, and aT Times irrespons- ible. BuT weren'T we all This and more when we were growing up? I-low easy iT is Tor us To TorgeT ThaT we Too had our Troubles when we were in our Teens. And haven'T you oTTen heard The grownups bewail The TacT ThaT our young people are simply Terrible- in TacT, They are really going To The dogs. Then, in The same conversaTion, we hear This same grownup brag abouT The wild escapades and mean Tricks he pulled when he was a boy in his Teens. Yes, and I have heard This righT here in Benicia, Too! If we are Tair minded, we musT admiT ThaT The maioriTy oT our Teen agers or bobby soxers Talce an inTeresTed and acTive parT in The normal healThy acTiviTies OT young people. OT course, There are a Tew who geT inTo Trouble, some oT iT serious. I-Iowever, excepT in unusual circumsTances, if a Teen ager has goTTen inTo serious Trouble, you may be sure ThaT one or more adulTs have Tailed in Their responsibiliTy Tor The young person. I. Tor one, say our Teen agers are swell, and They are as Tine now as They were when I was a boy. Our hope is in our young people. We grownups haven'T done Too well. LeT's give The young Tollcs a chance! HOMER J. GRIFFITH Vice-Principal Mechanical Drawinq Woodwork Aulo Mechanics and Avialion Driver Educalion FRIEDA BARKLEY Home Economics Biology Driver Educalion HELEN L. HYDE Typing Slenoqraphy JEAN K. LONKEY English World l-lisfory Freshman Problems RAYMOND T. MCCALL Band Chorus Jazz Band Individual lnslruclion VIOLET E. MOLFINO Dean of Girls Physical Educafion Ari' Algebra Firsi Aid JAMES D. GRAHAM Geomefry General Science Malhemafics Chemisfry Boys' Hygiene RUTH F. CHORLEY English Consumer Educaiion Freshman Problems Junior Business FRED F. GUGAT Physical Ed ucalion Firsf Aid Citizenship ELSIE A. ROSSETTO Spanish Physical Eclucafion Girls' Hygiene JACK MCKEOWN MILDRED DAHNCKE PAT GRIFFITH BOB JEHA President Vice-president Secrefary-treasurer Manager founal The sTudenT council is a represenTaTive body Tor The sTudenTs, made up oT The sTudenT body oTTicers and a boy and girl represenTaTive Trom each class. This group, meeTing wiTh The principal, Mr. Laurence l-lamann, discusses school problems, makes sTudenT body purchases, arranges acTiviTies, and seTs The school calendar. The TirsT acT oT The council was The decision Tor The colors oT The senior sweaTer. The issue was debared over blue and gold or green and whiTe. ATTer heaTed discussion, blue and gold was accepTed and will remain The oTTicial colors unTil The class oT '52 graduaTes. The revenue Trom TooTball games and The sale oT colces and programs gave a sub- sTanTial increase To The school Treasury. The sTudenT council used This money Tor The purchase oT warm-up garmenTs Tor The baslceTball and baseball Teams. The council arranged Tor The appearance OT Tour guesT arTisTs Tor assemblies Through- ouT The year. This proTessional enTerTainmenT was Thoroughly enjoyed by The sTudenTs. The council members have worked hard in Their aTTempT To please The sTudenT body, whom They represent and Their eTTorTs have been rewarded in a successful school year. COUNCIL MEMBERS FIRST ROW, IefT To righT: Garland Benion, Jo Ann Miller, BefTie Chamberlain, Lorraine Thompson, Phyllis Thompson, Kay Carson, Pal' Griffifh, Lloyd Chorley, LaJuana Knighf, BeTTy Jane Padqef. SECOND ROW: Mr. Hamann, David Young, Bob Jeha, Carolyn Graham, Mariorie Sloner, Mildred Dahncke, James Pierce, Morgan Sanborn, Gary Dunn, Jack McKeown. Nof pidured: Ray PainTer, vice-presidenT second semesfer. xl... If y . , . b. 1 , Ill Gi., NSSQJ 'L 3-K 3.7 E BOB JEHA LEON HURTADO CHARLOTTE BROSCH Presidenf Vice-president Secrefary-Treasurer ' JL Klan, Wav OFFICERS GIRLS' COUNCIL MEMBER IFaIlI, ,,,, A,A,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,, , , B ETTY PADGET BOYS' COUNCIL MEMBER lFaIIl ..,,,,,, ,,,.,,,AA,, ,,,,, D AVID YOUNG GIRLS' COUNCIL MEMBER lSpringl ,,,...,,, PI-IYLLIS THOMPSON BOYS' COUNCIL MEMBER lSpringls,, ,,,, , DAVID YOUNG CLASS ADVISER IC-3irlsl,. Y,,,,, ,, MRS. RUTI-I Cl-IORLEY CLASS ADVISER lBoysl ,,,,.,,, , .. , MISS JEAN LONKEY The Senior Class of I947 reTurned To sTudies on SepTember IO, I946 wiTh TorTy-seven sTudenTs deTermined To make Their lasT year aT Benicia a prosperous one. This year a planning commiTTee was organized To acT Tor The class in handling pre- paraTory deTails Tor The various senior acTiviTies beTore presenTing Them To The class Tor Tinal decision. On This commiTTee were Lafern and Louise Oakley, Jack Lund, Bill Jansen, Anne Mahan, Bob Jeha and Clay FugaTe. Their TirsT work was obTaining inTormaTion on senior sweaTers. The class Tinally selecTed a blue sweaTer wiTh a gold block B emblem on which were embossed The blue numbers '47, The commiTTee also made The selecTion of senior announcemenfs and handled The wriTing oT The class will and prophecy. , ' The seniors collecTecl and disTribuTed iosh presenTs aT The annual ChrisTmas assembly on December 20. In February, The seniors selecTed Sing Tor Your Supper as Their senior play, which was presenTed on April I8 wiTh a casT oT senior sTudenTs direcTed by Miss Alice Crooks. The varsiTy Teams were made up largely of senior boys, wiTh ArneTT, GaIbreTh, I-lurTado, Jansen, Jeha, Jerome, Lund, MaTThews, and Shields playing TooTball, and Jeha, McKeown and Young on The TirsT sTring in baskefball. The senior girls compeTed in all inTerclass compeTiTions and came ouT on Top in A and B volleyball. Socially, The seniors had a wonderful Time aT Their annual picnic and swimming parTy, and They had one eleganT Tormal banqueT and ball on May 9. As graduaTion approached, The seniors were busy disTribuTing, personal cards and phoTographs and having Memory Books signed by school Triends. They selecTed an American Tlag Tor The audiTorium and a scoreboard Tor The Tield To presenT To The school as Their giTT. And on Wednesday, June 4, The seniors oT '47 received Their diplomas aT impressive ouTdoor ceremonies. e If FLOYD ARNETT BOBBIE JEAN ASHBURN RONALD AZEVEDO JAMES BATES LO TI QCN PAT BOWLES THOMAS BOWLES VELBERTA BRADFORD JUNE BENSON LORNELL CRANDELL MILDRED DAHNCKE OLIVE DAHNCKE LOREE DAVIS MATTA LOU FEENISTER RICHARD FENTON CLAYTON FUGATE DARIUS GALBRETH DOROTHY GANDO LOUISE GLOSUP PATRICIA HARRISON GEORGE JANSEN WILLIAM JEROME CHARLOTTE LAMBRO JACK LUND ANNE MAHAN JOHN MCKEOWN IVOLUE MCKINNON RAYMOND MILLS WILLETTA MITCHELL LAFERN OAKLEY LOUISE OAKLEY BETTY JANE PADGET RAMONA PETERS CAROLYN PROUTY Seniors no? picfuredz PAULINE BROOKHOUSER GEORGE NANCE ALFRED CORREIA STEPHEN SANDOVAL BILL HARLAN JIM WOO AUSTIN JANSEN WINONA RAMSEY VIOLET SILVERIA MARJORIE STONER PHYLLIS THOMPSON BUD WILLIS DAVID YOUNG ' in We, lhe Senior Class ol I947, being ol' sound body and mind, do here and now sel lorlh lhis lasl will and leslamenl. I, Floyd Arnell, do bequealh my abilily lo cenler lhe ball lo lhe wrong lellow lo Pele Young, and hope he may prolil by il. I, June Benson, do bequealh my ice skales lo my sisler Dolly. I, Bobbie Ashburn, do bequealh my shorlness lo Chrisline Meisler. I, Ronnie Azevedo, do bequealh my lwirling abilily lo Pele Young. May he prosper by il. I, Pal Barlow, do bequealh my glasses lo Carmela Cramer. I, Jimmy Bales, do bequealh my brillianl hislory answers lo Ken McConIogue. I, Lenore Berlellolli, do bequealh my knowledge ol shorlhand lo Chrisline Meisler. I, Tom Bowles, do bequealh my abilily lo go wilh oul-ol-lown girls lo Ray Painler. I, Charlolle Brosch, do bequealh my admirers lo Julia Hurlado. I, Pauline Brookhouser, do bequealh my abilily lo open lockers easily lo anyone who will benelil from il. l,Joe Cardenas, do bequealh my arl ol pilching lo Bill Couey. I, Velberla Cook, do bequealh my diclionary lo Billy Lou Moore. I, Lornell Crandell, do bequealh my abilily ol gelling old cars and iunk heaps lo Salvador Sanchez, who is as car crazy as I. I, Mildred Dahncke, do bequealh my dancing abilily lo Belly Ann Passalacqua. I, Olive Dahncke, do bequealh my abilily lo say I am ol age lo someone who probably wishes he were-Eugene Carmichael. I, Loree Davis, do bequealh my complexion lo anyone who nee-ds il. I, Malla Lou Feemsler, do bequealh my acling abilily lo my sisler Eloise. I, Richard Fenlon, leave my seal in lhe Spanish room, which l've held lor lour years, lo Bob Seward, who, il seems, will need il as long. I, Clay Fugale, do bequealh my solo posilion in lhe clerinel seclion lo Anne McKeown. l, Darry Galbrelh, do bequealh my game arm lo Gary Dunn: il proves a helplul excuse somelimes. I, Dol Gando. do bequealh my abilily lo go wilh college men lo Carol Helzel, who goes wilh lower classmen. . I, Louise Glosup, do bequealh my long hair lo Kay Carson, who can use il. I, Jimmy Grillin, do bequealh my abiIi+y in aulo mechanics lo Douglas Johnslon. I, Bill I-Iarlan, do bequealh my lhree-lendered car lo Bob Seward, who will have one ol his own if he isn'l carelul. l, Pal I-larrison, do bequealh my energy lo Beverlee Alves, who can make use ol il. I, Leon Hurlado, do bequealh my masse shol in pockel billiards lo Jimmy Whalen, who needs il. I, Bill Jansen, do bequealh my sax abilily lo Jim Wesson. I, Bob Jeha, do bequealh my big leel lo Pele Young, who needs plenly lo sland on. I, Bill Jerome, de bequealh my abilily lo lly lo lhe coach, who will need il soon. I.CharIolle Lambro, do bequealh my dillerenl shades ol' hair lo Barbara DeBrake, who seems lo be doing all righl wilh her hair. I,Jack Lund, do bequealh my middle name lo Mickey O'Connor. I, Anne Mahan, do bequealh my shorlness lo Fronee Graham, who is swell iusl lhe way she is. I, Jack Mclfeown, do bequealh my D leam lo Ray Painler, who would gel in anyway. I, lvolue McKinnon, do bequealh my arl abilily lo Jimmy Precour. I, Raymond Mills, do bequealh my laxi service lo Bill Rul. I, Willella Milchell, do bequealh my l-I2 02 'formula lo Barbara DeBrake. I, George Nance, do bequealh my knowledge ol working on hol rods lo Dick Uhl. I, Lalern Oakley, do bequealh my lwin lo Donald Delienedelli, who will probably gel her anyway. I, Louise Oakley, do bequealh my Donnie lo NO ONE. I, Belly Padgel, do bequealh my sewing abilily lo anyone who needs il. I. Ramona Pelers, do bequealh my abilily lo gel a man and keep him lo my sisler, Georgina. May she prolil by il. I, Carolyn Prouly, do bequealh a nail lo Mr. McCall so lhal he can hang up lhe mirror in lhe band room. I', Winona Ramsey, do bequealh my alhlelic abilily lo Beverlee Alves, who needs il. I, Violel Silveria, do bequealh my sewing abilily lo June Edwards. I, Mariorie Sloner, do bequealh my A's in Spanish lo Earl Book. I, Phyllis Thompson, do bequealh my abilily lo keep quiel lo Lorraine. I, Bud Willis, do bequealh my abilily lo make E's in U.S. hislory lo George Lambro: feel proud, George, il isn'l everyone lhal does il. I, David Young, lHool Monlll leave nolhing. To lhe juniors, we bequealh our envied places in lhe balcony. ' To lhe sophomores, we bequealh our brighl and sunny disposilions. To lhe freshmen, we bequealh our dignified manner in lhe hall. And lo lhe lacully, we bequealh our apprecialion and besl wishes. . p The PanTher shook The hand of each of These graduaTes on June 4. I947 and offered his good wishes as They wenT ouT inTo The world. And now. Ten years lafer, in I957, leT's see whaf has become of Them. Floyd ArneTT is now presidenT of The American Air Lines. Bobbie Ashburn is coaching The All-American women's fooTball Team. Ronnie Azevedo is drum major for The SalvaTion Army Band. PaT Barlow is The lady in The balcony on The Dr. LQ. program. James Bafes is now a used car dealer: he buys up all The old De Vaux cars so ThaT he can geT parTs for his old De Vaux. Lenora BerTelloTTi is now a privafe secrefary To R. S. Richmond of W.A.A. Tom Bowles is drawing airplanes for M-G-M. Pauline Brookhouser is married, has four children, and heads The Benicia Washeferia. CharloTTe Brosch has Taken over The TaTTIe Tale and models her own designs. Joe Cardenas is now piTching for The Seals and is Trying To beaT Jack Lund's Oakland Oaks. Velberfa Cook's ship came in-she is happily married To her sailor. Lornell Crandell is skinning mules aT The re-opened Benicia Tannery. Mildred Dahncke and her husband are a dancing Team: They have won wide praise as jiTTerbuo e 'f4' Olive Danncke is playing Carmen in a soap opera. Loree Davis is now a dieTiTian, helping To plan The menus aT ST. Francis HospiTal in San Francisco. MaTTa Lou Feemsfer, afTer a Two years' guaranTeed course in shorThand, is now a sfenographer for American Can Company. Richard FenTon is The manager for Coach who is now assisTanT coach aT STanford. Clay Fugafe, well-known concerT pianisT, has jusT made a symphonic arrangemenT of Mairzy DoaTs which he will inTroduce aT Carnegie Hall. Darry Galbrefh is in The used car business, buying up all model T's and selling Them To BHS sTudenTs for 535. DoroThy Gando, who was graduafed from Cal, is now The ass'sTanT To The crediT manager aT Maxwell's in Oakland. Jim Griffin and his wife have a chain of dress shops in Vallejo, Berkeley, Oakland and Benicia, Louis Glosup-you can read Glosup's Gossip column in Screen STar Magazine. Bill Harlan is Teaching his liTTle children To be good Drivers. Paf Harrison is wresTling aT The Oakland audiTorium. Leon Hurfado is a Tobacco aucfioneer in Hawaii. Bill Jansen now has his own orchesfra which is currenTly heard over The radio neTworksY Swing and Sway wiTh B.J. Bob Jeha is now presidenf of The STaTe TheaTer chain. Bill Jerome is now selling Aeronica Chief aT Benicia Sky Harbor. Charloffe Lambro is posing for peroxide adverTisemenTs. Jack Lund is managing The Oaks and Trying his besT To beaT The Seals. Anne Mahan is a law parTner in her faTher's office. Jack Mclieown, an engineer for Yuba Manufacfuring Co., is Trying To Teach Donna how To play golf. lvolue McKinnon is now working as a demonsTraTor for AunT Jemima's pancakes in San Francisco. WilleTTa MiTchell and Bill have now seTTled down in Beverley Hills. George Nance TesTs The r'naTTresses for The BeauTy ResT MaTTress Company. Louise Oakley, now Mrs. Donald DeBenedeTTi, is Taking care of liTTle Don, liTTle Sieve, and liTTle Lyman, her Triplets. Lafern Oakley. who has spenf five years aT Cal Training To become a Teacher, is now concenTraTIng her efforfs on Teaching The DeBenedeTTi1children. BeTTy PadgeT Transcribes shorfhand in a Greek TexT book company. Ramona PeTers and Ronald are now in Alaska-fishing?? Carolyn Proufy is in Paris as a chemisT for Chanel Perfume Company. Winona Ramsey is an exTra aT The Republic STudios. VioleT Silveria is head ushereTTe aT The VicTory TheaTer. Marjorie Sfoner is The privaTe secreTary To The Board of Trusfees of The Benicia Unified School DisTricT. Phyllis Thompson is superinTendenT of The Benicia Public Library. Bud Willis is The cymbal player in The San Francisco Symphony Orchesfra. David Young is now an absenT'rninded professor aT Vallejo J.C. Legend: This piece of liTeraTure does noT necessarily sTaTe The Trufh and is in no offense To members of The Senior Class. . :fa EUGENE CARMICHAEL MARY LOU FRANKLIN JULIA HURTADO Presidenl Vice-president Secrefary-Treasurer ' c JUNIOR GIRLS FIRST ROW, leff ro righl: Miss Rosselto, Norma Culhberfson, Beffie Chamberlain, Sally Springer, Hope Paedon, Julia Hurlado, Beverly Benneff, Edna Benfo, Anne McKeown, Dewina Cullum, Cora Feiro, Yvonne Kilby. SECOND ROW: Doris Eddy, Pa? Lansford, Lorraine Reed, Anna Garland, Lora Lee Sanz, Mariorie Rhorer, Janice Herrlin, Pal Griffilh, Mary Lou Franklin, Lois Slewarl, Imogene Price. THIRD ROW: Myra Silva, Belh Moore, Gayle Driver, LaVonne Bandy, Elvira Andrade, Berry Brookman, Joan Murray, Chrisline Meisfer, Susanne Reeves, Carolyn Graham, Phyllis Mollenkopf, Carol Helzel, Barbara Douglass. ' Klan, Vluua, OFFICERS GIRLS' COUNCIL MEMBER lFalll BETTIE CHAMBERLAIN BOYS' COUNCIL MEMBER Illalll ,,,,, JIM PEARCE GIRLS' COUNCIL MEMBER lSprinql CAROLYN GRAI-IAM BOYS' COUNCIL MEMBER lSprinqj , ,JIM PEARCE CLASS ADVISER lGirIsl MISS ELSIE ROSSETTO CLASS ADVISER lBoysl. MR. FRED GUGAT Sixly-one juniors, bubbling over wilh ideas for a peppy lhird year, relurned lo school Seplember IO, l947. lmmedialely, lhe class chose a commillee lo conlacl lhe jeweler lor prices and samples for lhe lradilional junior ring. The final seleclion was a gold ring wilh a blaclc onyx selling lor lhe Panlher cresl. The class year was on eilher side of lhe cresl, and inside lhe band lhree inilials of lhe sludenls were engraved. The Barn Dance on January IO was a huge success. The audilorium was decoraled wilh barnyard scenes, and original hill-billy dances added lo lhe fun. The Junior Prom, mosl imporlanl occasion of lhe year, was scheduled April 25 al lhe l,D.E.S. l-lall. Under lhe direclion of Miss Violel Molfino and lhe sludenl commillee, headed by l-lope Paedon and Eugene Carmichael, lhe juniors worlced unlil lhe hall was lranslormed inlo a lovely garden on a slarlil nighl. Girls in prelly gowns and boys in formal allire danced and promenacled in a magical almosphere ol picliel fences, wishing wells, and be-aulilul flowers benealh a blue heaven. ln alhlelics, lhe junior boys made a good showing on all lhe reams, bul malcing lhe varsily in foolball and baslcelball were Ray Painler and Ken McConlogue. The girls won lhe inlerclass championship in A and B baslcelball. The class of '48 is counling lhe days unlil Ihey relurn as high 'n migh'ry seniors lo complele lhe lasl lap of lheir journey. JUNIOR BOYS FIRST ROW, left fo riqhl: Taskall Elliol, Ernesl Sandavol, Billy Kimbell, Tommy Anderson, Don Barlow, Jim Uhl, Frank Dinsdale, Roberl Lincoln. SECOND ROW: Mr. Gugaf, Ernesf Adams, Jim Yockey, Auslin Baker, Don Paflerson, Douglas Johnslon, Harry Esles, Duane Lacey. THIRD ROW: Norman Gonsalves, Ray Painler, Gabriel Cardenas, Jim Pearce, James English, Ken McConloque, Eugene Carmichael, Roberl Conway. an BILL KIBBIE PETE YOUNG MARY ANN LINDERMAN President Vice-president Secretary-treasurer .Sfvplw Klan, SOPHOMORE GIRLS FIRST ROW, left to right: Dorothy Patterson, Civillia Kirkpatrick, Eloise Feemster, Ann Craig, Lorraine Thompson, Jean Standlee, Georgina Peters, Mary Ann Linderman, Kay Carson, Dianne Johnston. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Knight, Katherine Castello, Dolores Paedon, Betty Sue Hall, Elvira Talamantes, Hazel Toliver, Barbara DeBrake, Murial Folsom, Arleta Gatro, Margaret Mills, Geraldine Wallace, Sherril Hamlin. THIRD ROW: Pauline Greer, Darlene Hewitt, Jo Ann Eli, Dorothy Richards, Jessie Waters, Edna Prouty, Barbara Campbell, Sorina Pedersen, Rita Franklin, Ethelree Smith, Fontella Meyers. Not pictured: Jo Anne Tittle. ,Saphpnwm flaw, Wlnwa, OFFICERS GIRLS' COUNCIL MEMBER lFalll LORRAINE THOMPSON BOYS' COUNCIL MEMBER llialll MORGAN SANBORN GIRLS' COUNCIL MEMBER lSprinql . KAY CARSON BOYS' COUNCIL MEMBER lSpringl LLOYD Cl-IORLEY GIRLS' ADVISER MRS. JOSEPI-IINE KNIGHT BOYS' ADVISER MISS ALICE CROOKS b Flappy lo be oul ol lhe scrub slalus, sixly-nine sophomores enrolled on Seplem- er IO. The Freshman Receplion and lnilialion on Ociober I8 was lhe lirsl class affair. There was dancing in lhe audilorium, approprialely decoraled lor l-lalloween, unlil I0 o'clocl:: lhen lhe lreshmen were herded inlo lhe quad where Bill Kibbie, presidenl ol: lhe sophomore class, olzlicialed lor lhe inilialion and oalh-lalcing. Following lhis, everyone was served relireshmenls, and dancing was resumed unlil ll:3O p.m. The olher annual dance, lhe Soph l-lop, was held on March I4, wilh a Sl. Palriclcs Day Theme. The sophomore class was well represenled in sporls. On lhe second slring loolball leam were Pele Young, John Lilllelon, Don Williams, Bob Arneson, and Monly Smuclr. ln baslcelball, Pele Young made lhe A leam. On lhe B quinl, lhere was Bill Kibbie, while Bill Couey, Don Williams and Richard l-larly played lor lhe C's, and Billy Woo and Glen Furlong, lor lhe D's. The sophomore girls were aclive in inlerclass compelilions. Georgina Pelers, Jean Slandlee, and Lorraine Thompson were members ol lhe G.A.L. and joining lhem in February were Kay Carson, lvlargarel Mills, Sorina Pedersen and Gerry Wallace. The sophomores won lhe compelilion among lhe lour classes lor lhe highesl number ol yearbook sales. Aller an aclive and happy year, lhe sophomores lell lor lhe summer vacalion, loolcing forward expeclanlly lo lhe lime when lhey would be upperclassmen. SOPHOMORE BOYS FTRST ROW, lefl lo right George Lambro, Billy Woo, James Cramer, Pele Young, Bill Kibbie, Bill Couey, Lloyd Chorley, Don Williams, Edward Williams, Karl Pride. SECOND ROW: Morgan Sanborn, Melvin Feamsler, Dick Uhl, Bill Broolchouser, Norman Gagne, Glen Furlong, Ray Sherman, John Lifllelon, Bob Seward, Monle Smuck, Charles Abreu, Earl Book. THIRD ROW: Ray Pedersen, Bill Ruf, Jim Precour, Nels Swenson, Richard Harly, Jim Mortensen, Jim Whalen, Bob Arneson, Don Smilh, Richard Rahill, Danny Ballenger. Nol piclured: Miss Crooks. NORMAN SILVA MICKEY O'CONNOR JACK REEVES Presidenl Vice-presidenf Secrelary-lreasurer J Klan, FRESHMAN GIRLS FIRST ROW, Iell lo righi: Willene Clark, Belly Passalacqua, Garland Benlon, Janice Cooper, Velda Calhey, Beverlee Alves, Carol Wilson, Della Ward, Jo Anne Miller, Eleanor Sargenl, Carmela Cramer, Shirley lmpola, Doylene Price, Ada Bowen. SECOND ROW: Zedna Read, Belly Lee, Lucille Marlin, Jill Reeves, Wanda Overlurf, Belly Barlon, Eleanor Daniels, June Gardner, Wanda Kilby, Joella Parlon, Nancy Robinson, Darlene Wilkerson. THIRD ROW: Rose Ann Casey, Helen Hamann, Norma Douglas, Joyce Weaver, Jeweline Lacerl, Belly Beckham, Lealrice Gagne, Charlolle Benson, Billie Lou Moore, Lillian Jarosz, Mary Lee Decker, Connie Eckard, Marie Yeager, Mollie Burns, Dawn Grilfin, Mary Belh Dill. Nol piclured: June Edwards, LaJuana Knighl, Clarissa McBurney, Belh Young, Mrs. Barkley. J gm nw, OFFICERS eIRLs' COUNCIL MEMBER lFaIIl Jo ANNE MILLER BOYS' COUNCIL MEMBER IESIII CARY DUNN CIRLS' COUNCIL MEMBER Ispnnql LA JUANA KNIGHT BOYS' COUNCIL MEMBER lSpringl GARLAND BENTON CLASS ADVISER lGirlSl MRS. ERIEDA BARKLEY CLASS ADvIsER ll3oysl., MR. RAYMOND MECALL A record class OT Treshmen sTarTed Their high School career wiTh Unusual enThusiasm. They were eighTy-nine sTrong, wiTh TorTy-eighT girls and TorTyEOne boys. Through Their Treshman problems class, They were orienTed To The academic roUTine. The sophomores, OT course, Took care OT Their social inTroducTion aT The Freshman lniTiaTion and Dance on OcTober l8, I946. The freshmen Showed greaT inTereST in School acTiviTieS and made a name Tor Themselves. ln scholarship, Tour STudenTS made The honor roll, Garland BenTon, l-lelen l-lamann, Jill and Jack Reeves. ln boys' aThleTics, Norman Silva and Gary Dunn played TooTball wiTh The second sTring: GareTh Barr subsTiTuTed on The A baSkeTball Team: Gary Dunn, John Jolman and Mickey O'Connor were on The B Team: and Bill Franklin Ray Nunes. Carl Redden, Jim Wesson, and Jim WhiTe made The C Team. The girls provided good compeTiTiOn in The class conTeST in volleyball and baSkeTball. Socially, The class gave The Freshman ReTUrn Dance To The sophomores. The ChrisTmas Theme was used Tor Their dance on December 6: clecoraTions and enTerTainmenT were in keep- ing wiTh The Season. NOT only was The praise high Tor The TreShrnen's eTTorTS, buT so Too were The Tinancial reTurnS. The lasT acTiviTy was The recepiion Tor The eighTh graders: and The Treshmen seemed To be anTicipaTing already The nexT school year, when, as sophomores, They mighT iniTiaTe These newcomers. FRESHMAN BOYS FIRST ROW, lefl lo riqhl: Mr. McCall, Bill Franklin, Roberl Hamby, Edgar Sfanlield, Harley PrenTice, Carl Wardlaw, Keifh Ashburn, Fred Benlon, Ted Marfsns, Edmond Gordon, Vincenf Sanz. SECOND ROW: John Jolrnan, Richard O'Connor, Ronald Clarke, Jack Reeves, Herberl Olson, Bobby Collins, Salvador Sanchez, Ray Nunes, Jimmy McDonald, Bill Meyers, Ronnie Jeha, Housfon Ri'lTer, Bob MorTensen, Jim Wesson. THIRD ROW: Larry Lifllefield, George Blair, Richard Palch, Joaquin Andrade, Dick Schwersincke, Carl Reddsn, Duncan Coleman, Ken MarTin, Leland Dix, Jim Whife, Garelh Barr, Gary Dunn, Norman Silva. N xv' -Q G .....h E5 Nix 'wa!F'l ,gg 43, .. vfgshsj 'iflixfi Q W 51 'Y ffiisrv I Lf bgg gsge , 5 'Q :.. S Qs '-R X X Q4 , 2 3 g3...M M A lli.. Ihr, YQRWUM 5 4 xx .swwwgcr .fl is fu? 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The sludenl body sales were prornoled by a class compelilion which was won by lhe sopho- more class. Through lhe cooperalion of lhe local merchanls in subscribing lo lhe Panlher, lhis goal was reached and work was irnmedialely begun on lhe publicalion ilself. Edilor Dianne Johnslon assigned wrile-ups lo lhe PANTHER STAFF FIRST ROW, leff fo righl: Pat Griffilh, Ronnie Azevedo, Hope Paedon, Bob Arneson, Pele Young, Lloyd Chorley, Auslin Baker, Garland Benion, Miss Rosselfo. SECOPBP . 0 I. ROW. Kay Cars n, anne Johnsfon, Douglas Johnsion, Carolyn Proufy,Eugene Car- michael, Jack Reeves, Helen Hamann, Miss Lonkoy. slall, who prepared lo meel lhe deadline of Febru- ary l5. The slafl lypisls, Auslin Balcer and Marjorie Sloner, did excellenl worlc in preparing The copy for lhe prinler. The Bobby Soxer and Panlheru 'rheme was selecled and clever illuslralions were done by lhe arl slall, l-lope Paedon, Bob Arneson, and Eugene Carmichael, under lhe direclion of Miss Violel Mol- lino. Mrs. Gabriella Mee, who again donaled her services, did lhe pholography.S'ra1Cl cameramen Lloyd Chorley and Ronnie Azevedo began snapping can- dids ol school lile and aclivilies. Filly per cenl of lhe malerial was submilled lo lhe publishers, Lederer, Slreel 81 Zeus Co., lnc., by February l5, and lhe remaining copy was senl in by April l. The sludenls, who received lheir annuals on June 2, voiced lheir approval ol lhe worlc oi lhe Panlher slall. FIRST ROW, lell lo rlqhl: Anne Mahan, Belly Passalacqua, Carol Wilson, Velda Calhey, Edgar Slan- held, Harley Prenlice, Carl Wardlow, Jim Pearce, Richard O'Con- nor, Lenora Berlelolli. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Chorley, Phyllis Thomp- son, Garland Benfon, Della Ward, Jo Anne Miller, Helen Hamann, Belly Brookman, Caro- lyn Graham, Eleanor Sargenf, Joella Parlon, Shirley lmpola, Doylene Price. THIRD ROW: Miss Crooks, Mariorie Sfoner, Valberla Cook, Malia Lou Feemsfer, Reeves, Janice Cooper, Julia Hurlado, Bellie Chamberlain, Wanda Kilby, lmogene Price, Anne McKeown, Yvonne Kilby. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Campbell, Bar- bara Douqlass, Dorolhy Richards, Edna Prouly, LaVonne Handy, Suz- anne Reeves, Carolyn Prouly, Eugene Car- michael, Dianne John- s on, Gayle Driver, Joan Murray, Carol Helzel, Lois Sfewarl, FIRST Row, leff fo riqhf: Julia Hurlado, Bellle Chamberlain, Carolyn Graham, Belly Brookman, Lenora Ber- lelolli, Dorolhy Gando, Phyllis Thompson, Mary Beth Dill, lvolue Mc- Kinnon. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Chorley, Kay Car- son, Dorothy Richards, Mariorie Sloner, Eugene Carmichael, Ausfin Baker, Malfa Lou Feem- xfer, Jim Pearce, Sorina Pedersen, Glen Furlong, Www' 67 The mosl popular school publicalion is ihe news- paper, The Prowling Panlher, which is sold lor live cenis per copy on ihe iirsi and ihird Thursdays oi each monih. This lively paper is a digesi ol all ihe school news oi classes, sporis and aclivilies. The large slail oi wrilers, fiiiy-five in number, are advised by Miss Alice Crooks. PalGri1Ciilh was selec- led edilorein-chiei, and Carolyn Prouiy, associale edilorg handling lhe various divisions were Feaiure Ediior Susanne Reeves, News Ediior Marjorie Sloner, and Sporls Edilor .lim Pearce. Business Manager Eugene Carmichael direcied adverlisemenls and lhe disiribulion oi ihe paper, wiih highly successful financial reiurns. The newspaper serves ihe imporlanl purpose ol lceeping lhe siudeni body informed. Moreover, ihe paper has been valuable in Training ihe siahf in lhe principles of journalism. yce Weaver, Jill Pal Griffilh. Miss Molfino. Jim Blnliefi, The Bloiler, lhe lilerary magazine, is now deiinilely published only once a year. Uniil The addilion of lhe yearbook lo school iournalism, ihe Bloiler was dis' lribuled in December and in June: bul TO avoid con- ilici wilh ihe issue ol ihe annual, lhe cuslomary second edilion was disconlinued. The slaii now con' cenlraies on one large magazine selling for iifly cenis per copy. The Chrisimas Bloiler coniainedclass news,arlicles ol school inleresl, lealure slories, and liierary con- lribulions, wiih clever illuslralions by 'rhe arf group. The edilorial wrilers, advised by Miss Violel Moliino, were headed by Edilor lvolue McKinnon and her assislanl Lenora Berlelloiiig Manager Carolyn Gra- ham and Assisianl Belly Broolcman handled lhe busif ness angles, The eniire sialrl, lweniy-iive in number, was composed of selecled represeniaiives of each class, arlisis and iypisis. CHORUS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mar- garel Mills, Joyce Weaver, Edna Benlo, Darlene Wilkerson, La- lern Oakley, Marie Yaeger, Louise Oakley, June Gardner, Loree Davis, Garland Benlnn. , No! picfured: Jessie Walers, Olive Dahncke, Pal Harrison, Willelfa Milchell. Jim ' 6 The Music Deparlmenl, direcled by lvlr. Raymond McCall, gave ils Annual Band Concerl and Variely Show in lhe high school audilorium on Friday, Feb- ruary ZB. The program consisled ol a popular seleclion ol marches, lighl classics, and iazz by lhe band, lhe jazz band and lhe chorus. The new organizalion in lhe Music Deparlmenl, lhe lvlaiorelles, gave an elleclive rouline lo march music. Special lealures were lhe vocal solo by Bill Jansen, lap dances by Rila Franklin, Doylene Price, and Yvonne Kilby, and piano seleclions by Clay Fugale. Also, lhe audience was enlerlained by a clever skil slarring Susanne Reeves, Ray Sherman, Bill Rul, Joe Cardenas, and Pele Young. Bob Jeha, as lvlasler ol Ceremonies, did an excellenl job in inlroducing lhe acls, and an en- lhusiaslic audience unanimously declared lhe Spring Concerl a success. Khouu, The chorus, which is organized as a class and meels during lhe eighlh period wilh Mr. Raymond McCall, dropped in allendance during lhe lirsl semesler lrom lhirly members during lhe previous year lo lwelve. lvloreover, as no boys were enrolled, lhe chorus lacked lower voices. l-lowever, lhe glee club gave lhree perlormances. The group sang a number ol carols al lhe Chrislmas program, giving elleclive musical background lor lhe play. During lhe spring semesler lhe class, now en- larged, made ils lirsl appearance al lhe Molhers' Tea on March 7. Clad in lhe lamiliar royal blue and gold robes, lhe chorus sang When Day ls Done. Smoke Gels ln Your Eyes, and The Snow Legend. Following lhis, lhe class prepared lor ils mosl im- porlanl work in lhe Spring Concerl on February 28. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr? McCall, Bill Ruf, Ray Sherman, Vinccnl Sanz, Richard Yaeqar, Bob Morlonson, Gary Dunn, Clay Fugale, David Y ung, Bill Jansen, Anno McKeown, Ronnie Azevodo, George Lam- FIRST ROW, Iefl lo righl: Gary Dunn, Carl Delaughler, Edgar Slanlield, Ada Bowan, Belly Passalacqua, Anne McKeown, Car- mela Cramer, Janice Cooper, Carol Wilson, Ray Sherman, Richard OConnor, Jack Lund, Clay Fugaio. SECOND ROW: David Young, Bill Jansen, James Eng- lish, Bob Jaha, Floyd Arnell, Jim Whalen, Bud Willis, Pal Harri- son, Carolyn Prouly, Jim Wesson, Jack Reeves, Edna Proulv, Jack Mclleown. THIRD ROW: Ronald Clarke, Jim Uhl, Richard Ra- hlll Melvin Feemsler, Frank Dinsdale, Tom Anderson, Norman Silva, Vincenl Sanz, Richard Yaeqer, Mr. Band The members oT The iazz band are parTicular enThusiasTs Tor music, Tor They reporT To a class aT 7:45 a.m., a Tull period beTore school begins. This early session, made necessary by program conTlicTs, makes iT possible Tor The enTire orchesTra, now Tour- Teen in number, To pracTice TogeTher. Their eTTorTs resulTed in a greaTly improved band and The sTudenTs enjoyed Their rendiTions oT solid sTuTT aT assemblies and dances. Their besT worlc was given Tor The Spring ConcerT, Tor which They Tea- Tured Sorghum SwiTch, Red Bank Boogie, Blue Snow, Rhapsody in Blue, and Down Under. Members oT The iazz band include saxes: Ronnie Azevedo, George Lambro, Bill Jansen, David Young, Don SmiThg cIarineT: Anne lvlclieownq TrumpeTs: Floyd ArneTT, VincenT Sanz, Ray Sherman: Trom- bones: Bob lvlorTensen, Richard Yaeger: pianisT: Clay PugaTe, and drums: Gary Dunn. JAZZ BAND bro, Don Smilh. BAND McCall. Jim, Band This year, The band, TorTy members sTrong, de- veloped inTo a Tine playing and marching uniT. The group, Trained by Mr. Raymond McCall, displayed iTs TalenTs aT a number oT public appearances, The Old Timers' CelebraTion, The ArmisTice Day Parade, The Boy ScouT Parade, The YouTh Parade and Com- peTiTion aT WinTers, Memorial Day Services, The CenTennial CelebraTion and The l-loly GhosT Parade. ln addiTion To These perTormances, The band played Tor Two home TooTball games againsT San Ramon and Rio VisTa ancl, along wiTh oTher musical organizaTions, appeared in The Spring ConcerT on February 28. The band has an excellenT reperToire oT concerT pieces, marches and popular songs, which They play very eTTecTively. The oTTicers oT The band are PresidenT Clay l:ugaTe, Vice-presidenT Ronnie Azevedo, SecreTary-Treasurer Anne McKeown, Librarian Carolyn ProuTy and Mas- Ter oT Arms Bill Jansen. Jim . . Newly formed lhis year by Mr. Raymond McCall was The second period class for maiorellesq in addi- licn lo school lime, lhe group of eighl girls pul in many hours of exlra-curricular praclice. The major- elles have always appeared wilh lhe band a'r public parades, including lhose al Vacaville, Winlers and Dixon and in Benicia for lhe Old Timers' Celebra- lion, lhe Boy Scoul Parade and lhe l-loly Ghosl Celebralion. Al lhe nighl games Tor San Ramon and Rio Visla, lhe maiorelles gave an impressive hali- lime slunl wilh lighled balons. For lhe Spring Con- cerl, lhe group performed in eiiecrive unison lo lhe music oi Sou+h Ramparl Sireel Parade. Enrolled in lhe class were Beverlee Alves, Dolly Benson, Charlolle Benson, Mildred Dahnclce, Gayle Driver, Joan Murray, Winona Ramsey and Eleanor Sargenl. MAJOREITES FIRST ROW, Iefl lo righl: Dolly Benson, Joan Murray, Mildred Dahncke, Beverlae Alves. SECOND ROW: Eleanor Sargenl, Wi- nona Ramsey, Ronnie Azevedo, Gayle Driver, Charlolle Benson. SPANISH CLUB FIRST ROW, lef? lo riqhl: Miss Rossello, Jill Reeves, Janice Cooper, Garland Ben- lon, Mariarie Sfoner, Belly Broakman, Caro- lyn Graham, Kay Car- son, Doralhy Richards. SECOND ROW: Lora ne , oe. a ar on, u- sanne Reeves, Pal Grif- fith, Glen Furlong, Jack Reeves, Lloyd Chcrley, Ernesl Sandavol. Klub A group of enlhusiaslic Spanish sludenls, under lhe direcrion of Miss Elsie Rossello, organized a new club, wilh lhe purpose ol iurlhering lheir conversa- lional Spanish and encouraging Pan-American under- sianding. This club, called Varas Calienles, or The l-lol Rods, has noi yer become a subsidiary organ- izaiion in lhe school conslilulion. The group meels semi-monlhly on Tuesday aller- noons for planned programs, including communily singing, records, leclures and displays. Among 'rhe highlighls were a Spanish play presenled by club members and an inleresling lallc by Miss l-lelen l-lyde on her lrip lhrough Mexico. The members correspond in Spanish wilh sludenls in Soulh America: 'rhese lellers, which are read al meelings, have many in- leresling facls and ollen include piclures. Officers of lhe club were Presidenl Mariorie Sloner, Secrelary-lreasurer Pal Grililiilh, and Re- porler Garland Benlon. Lee Sanz, Beverly Ben- 1+ J 'I P l S I pa 5lNG FOR YOUR SUPPERU The bobby-sox brigade Took over The audilorium, CAST Mr, Piper, who Thinks he's boss Mrs. Piper, who knows she is Susan, Their sensible dauqhTer Laurelle lTheir bobby-sox Twins Joanie l Pinky, Their youngesl Ranny, LaureTTe's boy friend Bifi, Joanie's boy Triend Marilee, a beauliful blonde STephen Fosler Brown, a young musician Ramona, The maid Tessie Topper, a columnisT Sfacy, a phoTographer Barbie l David Young Willella Mitchell Mildred Dahncke l Louise Oakley I Lafern Oakley Ann Mahan , , Bob Jeha Ronnie Azevedo Carolyn ProuTy Clay Fugale PaTsy Harrison CharloTTe Lambro Jack Lund June Benson Ellie ol The bobby Sai i,fzr,r.rif1 I Ivolue MQKIHHOH Peggy I BeTTy Jane PadgeT Kay l Bobbie Jean Ashburn Direc Tor Miss Alice Crooks Smqc Soy T Miss Violei lvloliino I Mr. l-lorner Griifilh Friday evening, April I8, when The seniors presenTed Sing Tor Your Supper. The play, depicTing Typical Teeneage anTics, cenTers abouT Joanie and LaureTTe, Two high school girls, who have Torsaken Their boy Triends, Ranny and BiTT, Tor a mysTery radio crooner, whose solid sending has Them in a diTher, The boys keep The audience in gales oT laughTer wiTh Their eTforTs To disillusion The girls and re-win Their aTTecTions. The crooner Turns ouT To be STephen, The new music Teacher, who dreaded publiciTy and The swooning bobby-soxers: in TacT, all he wanTed was a serious musical career and Susan, a dernure young lady. The dil:iiculTies evenTually were seTTled To The saTisTacTion oi everyone, and in The process, This capTivaTing comedy oT Teenfage people delighled The enTire capaciTy audience. SENIOR PLAY CAST FIRST ROW, leff lo right: June Benson, La- lern Oakley, Louise Oakley, Willofla Milch- ell, Bobbin Ashburn, Befly PadqeT, Ivolue McKinnon,Anne Mahan, Phyllis Thompson. SEC- OND ROW: Paf Harri- son, Ronald Azavedo, Charlollo Lambro, Leon Hurfado, Bob Jeha, David Young, Richard Fenlon, Clay Fuqafe, Mariorie Sloner, Caro- lyn Prouly. NOT PIC- TURED: Mildred Dahncke. KIM-WL KWH 6'MfMl1+ X if my 197 X? VJ! 5 f WXXI I W M - W QfX.',:f4,.xM f R' J 5X51Rf4IE N DINKY 5'1o.47 XXU 1 1 i W! BLOCK B FLOYD ARNETT RONALD AZEVEDO DON BARLOW GABRIEL CARDENAS JOE CARDENAS NORMAN GONSALVES BILL JANSEN BILL JEROME DOUGLAS JOHNSTON BOB JEHA BILL KIBBIE JACK LUND KEN MCCONLOGUE JACK MCKEOWN RAY PAINTER JIM PIERCE BUD WILLIS DAVID YOUNG nnt6a.lL FRED G. GUGAT Coach SCORES BENICIA COURTLAND BENICIA SAN RAIVION BENICIA, ST. HELENA BENICIA., VACAVILLE BENICIA ARIVIIJO as BENICIA RIO VISTA This year, Tewer boys Turned ouT Tor The squad and mosT OT The boys were in- experienced. I-Iowever, Though The Team won only Two games and losT Tour, The players made a Tine showing despiTe These handicaps. The highesT scorer oT The season was Tull- baclc Ray PainTer, wiTh 22 poinls. OTher scorers were Jim lvlaTThews l8, Leon l-lurTado I2, and Gabriel Cardenas I. The highlighT oT The season was The 80-yard runbaclc by l-lurTado. The prospecTs Tor nexT year's Team are none Too good wiTh only Three IeTTermen reTurning. I-lowever, The Team, under The able direcTion oT Coach Fred GugaT, loolcs Tor a successTul season. FIRST ROW, lefl To right: Ken McConIogue, Bob Arneson, Gary Dunn, Don Williams, Bill Jansen, Leon Hurfado, Darry Galbreih, Jim Pearce, James English, John Lifilefon, Joe Cardenas. SECOND ROW: Coach Gugaf, Jack Lund, Gabriel Cardenas, Floyd ArneH, Bob Jeha, Ray Painfer, Bill Harlan, Bill Jerome, Norman Silva. RAY PAINTER Caplain gunman gmm 46' ML BOB JEHA A Caplaln SEASON RECORD TEAMS A B BENICIA 25 ST, HELENA BENICIA 26 SAN RAMON BENICIA ST. VINCENT BENICIA 29 VALLEJO JR. HIGH BENICIA 32 SONOMA BENICIA I6 ARMIJO . BENICIA , 25 VALLEJO JR, HIGH BENICIA . I8 RIO VISTA BENICIA . 23 ST. VINCENT BENICIA , 26 VACAVILLE BENICIA. 25 FRANKLIN ,,,, BENICIA . 24 RIO VISTA BENICIA , 25 VACAVILLE BENICIA 42 FRANKLIN BENICIA 35 ARMIJO TOTALS . .480 37l DON BARLOW B Caplain TEAMS A B 28 2I . 25 2l 26 29 25 25 I5 . 33 37 . I9 27 35 20 I7 I5 39 35 . 36 26 23 48 .35 24 22 35 40 46 432 395 A Games: Average Poinls Game: Benicia 32, Opponenls 28.8. Conclusion: Won 9, Losl 6. B Games: Average Poinls Game: Benicia 26.5, Opponenls 28.2. Conclusion: Won 7, Losl 7. A TEAM FIRST ROW, laff to right: Ray Palnlar, Bob Joha, Pele Young, Jack McKeown, Garolh Barr. SECOND ROW: Coach Guqal, David Young, Jim English, Nor- man Gonsalves, Floyd Arnefl, Glen Furlong. B TEAM FIRST ROW, Iefi lo right: Richard 0'Connor, Jim Pearce, Kon McCon- Iogua, Gabriel Cardenax, Bill Klbbie, Don Barlow, SECOND ROW: Coach Gugal, John Jolman, Gary Dunn, James Whalen, Roberl Conway, Glen Furlong. A TEAM PLAYER Jelwa ICI . , .. D. Young ,,,. IvIcConIogue Palnler ,77,,,,, P. Young Ivlclieown .. Arnell ,,,,,, Gonsalves .. English Barr .. . IIBII PLAYER Pearce . TEAM O'Connor ,,,,, Kibbie . Dunn 7,,,,,,,,7,,, Barlow ICI Conway ,,,,., Whalen .,,,,,V,.,.V ..,,w. .Y,,,, Jolman ..,.w...,,.,.,A,.A..... G.P.1 F.G.2 F.T.M.3 I5 67 25 I4 57 I4 ., . l.,., I 3 46 I5 ........I5 20 8 I5 I2 6 .......,I5 6 7 I 6 I I0 5 3 , I4 5 3 I0 I I G.P.1 F.G.2 F.T.M.3 I4 29 28 I4 36 8 ,, I4 2I I6 .,I3 I6 7 4 I2 9 4 I 8 O I 8 0 O C TEAM FIRST ROW, lefl lo righf: Rlchard Hardy, Don Williams, Bill Couay, Jim While. SECOND ROW: Coach Guqaf, Jim Wesson, Blll Franklin, Raymond Nunes, Carl Radden. D TEAM FIRST ROW, leff 'fo righl: Edgar Slan- field, Fred Benlon, Edmond Gordon, Houslon Riller. SECOND ROW: Coach Gugaf, Ted Marlens, Glen Furlong, Ronald Clarks, Jack Rnvos. F.T.Al.4 F.T.Av.5 F55 Av.P.G.7 T.P.3 54 .462 34 I0.6 I 59 33 .424 25 9.I I 28 34 .44I 22 8.2 I07 34 .23 5 28 3 .2 48 2 I .285 34 2.0 30 23 .304 28 I .6 I9 6 .I 66 5 I .2 I 3 6 .500 2 I .3 I 3 8 .375 23 .89 I 3 2 .500 0 .20 3 F.T.A+.4 F.T.Av.5 F.6 Av.P.G.7 T.P.3 40 .700 2 I 6.2 86 32 .250 28 5.7 80 47 .340 22 4. I 58 22 .3 I 9 2 I 3.0 39 22 .545 27 I .5 20 7 . I 42 4 I .0 9 3 .333 7 .l2 I 0 .000 2 .00 O Caplaln ICI: I. Games Played. 2. Field Goals. 3. Free lhrows made, 4. Free Ihrows allempfecl. 5. Free fhrow average. 6. Fouls. 7. Average poinls per game. 8. Tolal poinls. A5244 gil, dctzbn, lk 1, 37 51, . was 14 5555 sg i N ' 5. Ms ,. ,-f. A. wi? 2 f ,. , MX EQ . fW,!,,5 ,Bk X ,1 ,3 A 29 X 3 X Wx' wu- NA QQ A U 4 gas if Q X,i, , - 4 V 55, 1 ,, y WV A , L: wwf-H, , fl vga! X ,. 5 Q ' 5 R 2 gf' f -. 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The G.A.L. again en+er+aiLwed fhe parenfs af an evening recepfion on March 7, using a spring fheme. Besides encouraging healrhful acfivifies and good sporfsmanship, Jrhe G.A.L. worked ener- gefically for fhe welfare of 'rhe school. G.A.L. sosaIE JEAN ASHBURN LENORA BERTELLOTTI CHARLOTTE BROSCH X sEmE CHAMBERLAIN N ARY Lou FRANKLIN KOROTHY GANDO LOUISE GLOSSUP cARoLvN GRAHAM RAT HARRISON JULIA HURTADO ANNE McKEowN RI-IvLI.Is MoLLENIcoPE LAFERN OAKLEY LOUISE OAKLEY BETTY PADGET GEORGINA PETERS RAMONA PETERS IMOGENE PRICE CAROLYN PROUTY wINoNA RAMSEY LoRRAINE READ SUSANNE REEVES SALLY SPRINGER JEAN STANDLEE MARJORIE STONER LORRAINE THOMPSON GERRY WALLACE Nof pidured: KAY CARSON BARBARA DOUGLASS YVONNE KILBY MARGARET MILLS SORINA PEDERSEN --Q iwisi ,Sm. fmt N VOLLEYBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: Betty Padget Bobbie Jean Ashburn, Gerry Wallace Hazel Tolliver, Sorina Pedersen. SEC OND ROW: Lafern Oakley, Bonnie Lund, Mariorie Stoner, Dianne Johns ton, Jo Ann Tittle, Lenora Bertellottl Dorothy Gando. Not pictured: Char lotte Brosch, Ramona Peters Sherril Hamlin. BASKETBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: Anne Mc- Keown, Imogene Price, Yvonne Kilby, Lois Stewart, LaVonne Bandy. SECOND ROW: Bettie Chamberlain, Barbara Douglass, Phyllis Mollenkopf, Carolyn Graham, Christine Meister, Susanne Reeves, Gayle Driver, Lorraine Reed. Not pictured: Mary Lou Franklin, Julia Hurtado, Carol Helzel. TENNIS FIRST ROW, left to right: Sorina Peder- sen, Betty Padget, Georgina Peters, Jean Standlee, Gerry Wallace, Lorraine Thompson, Katherine Castello, Anne McKeown. SECOND ROW: Bettie Chamberlain, Barbara Douglass, Mar- iorie Stoner, Carolyn Graham, Susanne Reeves, Lenora Bertellotti, Dorothy Gando. Not pictured: Charlotte Brosch, Julia Hurtado, Mary Anne Linderman, Winona Ramsey. BASEBALL FIRST ROW, left to right: Bobbie Jean Ashburn, Betty Padget, Lafern Oakley, Sorina Pedersen, Georgina Peters, Jean Standlee, Yvonne Kilby, Barbara De- Brake. SECOND ROW: Pat Harrison, Phyllis Thompson, Imogene Price, Bar- bara Douglass, Edna Prouty, Gerry Wallace, Lorraine Read, Lorraine Thompson. Not pictured: Kay Carson, Margaret Mills. 517114, fn, ff X, Z ffj ' 1 V! ffffff f Xxx XQXVSS X XXX NQX Jffimw Xxxx fx N N Why, Sally! How Long Will ll Lasl? Affer You, Madam. The Foursome. Monfy and Earl Are Missing. 'M-x S Olher Allracfions. Spring Fever. Looking For Daisies? lsn'l He Cule? Making Plans? Whatcha Doin'7 lovmm' Alma Maier, Dear! Say Uncle! A if i Quarier Tesfs. Cafchinq Up On Pafio Paffer? Time Ou!! Mr. Krefzler and His Harem. Oh, Those Red Haisl Bowles, Hue Afhleie AND SCHOLAR! Sour Nofes. Whad' ia qef? Skyrockef! Un, Jim K ,, H .sb 1 One Snowball Coming Up I Love A Parade. To Merkel, To Marlul. Smile Prefly. The Bleachers l?J al Vacaville? Such Pride. She and Miriam Use lrium. Pretty Benicia Co-eds. The Noon Hour Spin. Going My Way, Come On, Pal, Behave. A Face Only a Mother Could Love. UM fampzu, 'ds of a Feafher. haf, No Smog? amming? ugh Day, Leon? ki Wowwow! e Newesf Version of Hof R d. mf Door Taxi. wod Fellows Gai Togeiher, as? om For Ten More. e Use lpana. I Session. I JLQJLQJI Jlwm .M-f1 fw J Y Myth n is r gill ss J . r i I X. fn ,,,. you- ' aa 48 Are There Any More ai Home Like You? Wairing For a Bus? Pefe, Those Socks ! ! ! Proofs Are Oui. Pafriofic Sisiers. The Big Boss. The Daring Young Man End of Noon. Two-Timer. Grandsfand Glory! Compefifion ro Perc Wesfmcre. Bench Warmers. L, . ll Leaders Af Ease. ery Ofher Thursday. wniy To Stand On. w, Heave Ho! r Righf Hand Man, 0 Ready For Pidures. were, Teen-ager Af Wheel. rry Up, Miss Molfino. 9 Your Tickei Ready. le For Sixfh Period. ieauiiiul Morning In May! r Cufe Freshies. 1Thaf Annual Now! . 6, . A1 PP? BE vm., Www ww EE SWL- 'W' E . v ' v ifis. Q f ffm F3153 .rv 12 , .., A I 49 I. The Reeves-Susanne, Jill and Jack Z. The Twins--Lafern and Louise Oakley 3. Jack Lund 4. Ivolue McKinnon 5. Miss Rossefio 6. Pele Young 7. Georgina Peters 8. Ramona Pelers 9. Edna Prouly I0. Mariorie Sloner II. Nina Lou Smilh I2. Joyce Weaver swim SEPTEMBER -School opened. -Class officers elected. -S.C.A.L. meeting at Rio Vista. -First G.A.L. meeting. -All-Star Game Nite lOld Timersl. Class colors decided. -League meeting at Lodi. -C.Y.A. meeting at Fairfield. -G.A.L. playday. -First issue ot the Prowling Panther. Assembly election ot Senior Sweater colors. -First football game, Benicia vs. Courtland. OCTOBER -First meeting ot Panther Staff. -Benicia 'football team plays San Ramon. -Benicia varsity vs. St. Helena. -First meeting of Blotter Statt. -Freshman Reception. -Benicia-Vacaville game rally. -Benicia Panthers vs. Vacaville. -G.A.L. goes to San Francisco College playday. -First Spanish Club meeting. First quarter exams begin. -Assembly program presents Singer Mary Jane Heath. NOVEMBER -Benicia Panthers vs. Armiio. -Convention ot Central California Scholastic Press Associ- ation. -Block B initiation and dinner. -G.A.L. Party tor varsity and Block B , -G.A.L. Freshmen vs. Sophomores lvolleyballl. Finals end. -Benicia vs. Armiio in tootball. -Benicia Panthers vs. Rio Vista. End ot tirst quarter: report cards come out. G.A.l.. Seniors vs. Juniors lvolleyballl. -Armistice Day Holiday. Parade at Vacaville. -Benicia Panthers play Rio Vista. G.A.L. Championship game lvolleyballl. --G.A.l.. losers game lvolleyballl. -Benicia varsity vs. Vacaville. 26, 27-Institute Holidays. 29--Thanksgiving Holidays. DECEMBER -Benicia Panthers vs. Rio Vista. -Freshman Return Dance. -Assembly program: Richard Fong, Chinese baritone. -Benicia plays Vacaville in basketball. -Benicia Panthers vs. St. Helena. -Benicia Panthers vs. Armiio. -Christmas program presented by Dramatics Class. Jan. 6-Christmas Holidays. JANUARY - A game at Armiio. - B game at Valleio Junior High. -Juniors give a barn dance. -Game at Sonoma. -Game at Armiio. G.A.L. Freshmen vs. Sophomores lbas- isibsln. 23-G.A.L. Seniors vs. Juniors lbasketballl. -Game at Valleio Junior High. --Game here with Rio Vista. 28-Basketball here with St. Vincent's. 3l-Game there with Vacaville. 3l-End ot second quarter. 3l-C-.A.L. Championship games lbasketballl FEBRUARY 4-Game at Franklin Junior High. 7-Game with Rio Vista lherel. I2-Lincoln's Birthday-holiday. -Ground-breaking at swimming pool. -Basketball with Armiio. -Band Concert tor grammar school. -Band Concert tor student body. -Band concert for public. MARCH -Assembly program-Guatemalan music. -Scout Benetit Show. 7-Game with St. Vincent's. -Mothers' and Dads' Reception. I3-G.A.L. playday at Vallejo High School. I4-Soph. Hop in honor ot St. Patrick. I4-San Ratael game lbaseballl. l9-Baseball game with St. Helena. 20-Red Cross Benetit Show. 2l-G-.A.L. formal dance. 2l-Tennis at Petaluma. 25-Baseball w'th St. Vincent's. 26-San Ratael game lbaseballl. 28-End ot third quarter. 29-April 6-Easter Vacation. APRIL -Baseball team plays St. Helena. --Armiio-Benicia baseball game. -Tennis at Petaluma. -Senior Play. -Aggie Picnic. --Rio Vista lbaseballl. -Junior Prom. -Winters Youth Day. -'Assembly program. MAY -Kiwanis Birthday Party. -Senior Dinner and Ball. -Eighth Grade Reception and Party. --Fourth Quarter tinals begin. -Memorial Day-holiday. JUNE -Holy Ghost Parade. 4-Commencement. -School closes. Dedication and opening ot swimming pool -I5--Centennial celebration and parade. We wish io lhanlc Jrhe following professional men, organizalions, and es+ablishmen+s whose generous con lribulions have made possible lhe improvemenls in The I947 Pan+her . Al's Taxi American Legion Auxiliary, Unii No. IOI Curl S. Appe, Jeweler Dr. A. C. Alwood, M.D. Bay Cily Marlcel Benicia Cenlral Creamery Benicia Chamber of Commerce Benicia Cily Council Benicia 5, IO 81 l5c Slore Benicia French Laundry 81 Viclory Cleaners Benicia l-lerald-New Era Benicia l-ligh School Bloclc B Sociely Benicia l-ligh School Girls' A+hle+ic League Benicia High School Prowling Panlher Benicia l-ligh School Senior Class Benicia l-ligh School Sludenl Body Benicia Home Supply Benicia Order of Rainbow for Girls Benicia Slcaling Rinlc Benicia-Valleio Slage Lines Benicia Washeleria Benicia Women's Club Benson Lumber Yard California-Pacific Ufiliiies Company C. 8: D. Garage 81 Service Slalion Chisholm X1 Passalacqua Funeral Home Clarlce Insurance Agency Clay's Variely Slore Coals' Barber Shop Culver's Hardware Slore Doro'rhy's Beauly Shop l-laley's Bicycle Repair Shop dcluww GABRIEL STUDIOS 925 Firsl Slreel BENlClA, CALIFORNIA l-lolson's Upholslery Cleaners l-lighway Grocery I. D. E. S. Hall Associalion J. B. Founlain Lunch Jce's Slalionery Slore Johansen Meal Marlcel Kiwanis Club Bob Lord Eleclric Shop Louie's Barber Shop Marlha Ann Beauly Shop Nalive Sons of The Golden Wesl Neri's Bail X4 Tackle Shop Osborn Beau+y Shoppe C'wens' Meal Marlcel Parish Bros., Conlraclors Dr. J. l. Porler, M.D. W. Z. Ranlcin's Grocery Royal Balcery X4 Founlain Dr. Lewis l-l. Sanborn, M.D. Schulz and Rudal Real Eslale Spenger's Fish Grollo Slaie Theafer Tiedemann and McMoran Tochlerman's Men's 81 Boys' Wear Norman J. Vaum, Jeweler V.F.Vi!. Auxiliary Unil No. 3928 V.F.W. Posl No. 3928 Viclory Thealer Dr. l-l. C. While, D.D.S. Wilber1 s Founlain Wilson 8: Wilson Clolhiers George W. Wood Real Eslale Yuba Mig. Company LEDERER, STREET 81 ZEUS CO 2 I2 I Allslon Way BERKELEY 4, CALIFORNIA v- ? A WJ 'Ni ' u ' 'Q--H . . RX f. -,.'A3L, l.?.'..,.-f-.-- db-,H 3g.:5,,,:.N .La 4 . if-'. ,31 ,,.v-F ,- - 1 ., ' , V 'E .f ,,-, -v.'.,. x ', , H., 14 ' mv.. 1 w H .2 .:1.,', , .., I1 Q X- ig 1 --. 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