Calaveras High School - Skull Yearbook (San Andreas, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1938 volume:

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FOREWORD S WE hurry fhrough fhe hurly-burly of our daily roufine, whafever if may be. we should sfop occasionally fo fake invenfory of ourselves. Whaf are roufine, whafever if may be, we are we succeeding? How far do we infend fo progress? Whaf is our ulfimafe goal? Regardless of whaf our specific goal may be, we are all sfriving for happiness. If is frue fhaf foo offen our idea of happiness is very disforfed. The bases of our happiness are as diversified as our a A appefifes or our choices of mofor MR. KARL LOEFFLER, Principal cars. Upon whafever bases we may build our criferia for perfecf happiness we cannof overlook one imporfanf basis, namely friendship. Whafever we may be hnancially, socially, or polifically will be defermined fo a large exfenf by our abilify fo make friends, fo keep fhem. and above all fo be one. lf is axiomafic fhaf: To have friends, if is necessary fo be one. I sincerely hope fhaf you have 'nof been so burdened wifh fesfs, fasks. and feachers during your fime fhus far in school fhaf you have neglecfed fo culfivafe friends and failed fo be one yourself. If you have been so burdened, you have missed one of fhe mosi' imporfanf benefifs of a high school educafion. lf nof, you have a possession which, as fhe years roll by, will prove fo be a mosf highly freasured one. As you go ouf info The world, some fo higher insfifufions of learning, some fo posi- 'rions of varying levels. always be mindful of fhe facf fhaf your success hinges upon your friendships. They will nof be acquired in groups: fhey will grow up individually. one af a fime. They will nof grow up overnighf: fhey musf be planfed and culfivafed if fhey are fo grow and bear fruif. They will nof lasf if fhey are nof reciprocal relafion- ships: you musf be a friend yourself. lf's fine fo say 'Good lvlorning'g lf's greaf fo say 'l-lello': To shake fhe hand of my fellow man ls fhe grandesf fhing l know. l5i THE TRUSTEES PresidenT lvlr. Frank A. lvleyer Clerk Mrs. Johannah Nuland Mr. Thomas McSorley, lvlr. William l.. Redding and Mr. Henry Ward L O Tl-lE TRUSTEES we exTend our graTiTude Tor The comTorT ThaT They have made possible Tor us. A beauTiTul lawn now adorns The yard space in our school grounds. The Tlowers, Trees, and shrubs add much aTTrac- Tiveness To our sTaTely school building. ThroughouT The year many pleasurable Trips have been made as a resulT of The generosiTy oT our TrusTees. AT Times iT seems quesTionable wheTher we, in our zesT and prowess in sporTs and oTher acTiviTies, do exempliTy our appreciaTion Tor The TrusTees. We, ThereTore, wish in This shorT arTicle To express our sincere Thanldulness Tor The ioy They have aTTorded us in The class room, recreaTion Tields, and oTher acTiviTies per- Taining To our school. l6l THE SKULL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEFH ,, , Cora Jones Business Edifor.. , H. ,, ,,,, Helen Schuyler Senior Eclilor ,,..,e,,,.. ,,eV,A , ,.. e,,,,,,e, BeH'y Jane Scheave Lower Class Edifor ,.,sss,, L ..., Mary Jane McSorley Organizalions and Deparlmenrs , ,.,,,,Y. Doris Murphy Social and Calendar .,..,ss , L ,,,,ee,, Helen Nicholls Drama ancl Typisl s,,,, , Cyril Gomes Music and Alumni ss,, ., ,,,,.. Jane Meyer Boys' Alhlelics, ,, ,...,,, gC:lfn?jmTlggn+ Girls' Afhlelics .,,,, ,,,.s . Anne McSorley Humor .,...,.,.,... , e,...,,,. Charles Buzunis Snapshol' Eclilors .s,ss,,l. ggzllreinliliijvrk Ari Eclifor s,,sss ,,s,.,, M arie Leidecker Advisor V,,, , ,,ss, ,.sMrs. McFall L l7l STAFF NEWS HE SKULL STAFF oT This year, 1938, has endeavored To issue an annual ThaT is en- TerTaining and one ThaT relaTes The yearly evenTs oT our school. The cover design and color have been chosen in accordance wiTh The dedicaTion Theme. The pub- licaTion cosT oT The Skull oT This year Tar surpasses ThaT oT pre- ceding years, Thus making iT an CORA JONES HELEN SCHUYLER exTra Tinancial responsibiliTy Tor The sTaTT. To raise The necessary funds various ideas have been carried over such as sTicker sales, pie sales, cookie sales, EdiTor-in-Chief Business Manager a card parTy and The sponsor pages. Much space is occupied by The inTeresTing picTures ThaT have been Taken by boTh Mr. Flood, The school phoTographer, and The Skull snapshoT ediTors. ConcenTraTion and work has been cenTered on The annual and wiTh The splendid co- operaTion oT The sTaTT members, Mrs. McFall, advisor, Mr. Flood, phoTographer, The CaliTornia ArT and Engraving Co., and The RosensTeel PrinTing Co., iT has Tinally been compiled and compleTed. The sTaTT sincerely hopes ThaT The Skull will be an enjoyable and inTeresTing book To our enTire sTudenT body. This book could noT be published wiThouT The sponsor page which aids us in The expense oT such an underTaking. We beg you, sTudenTs oT The Calaveras Union High School, To paTronize These sponsors in as many ways as possible. May The Skull STaTT oT The coming year be able To organize and progress as en- couragingly as we have clone. We sincerely hope ThaT The publishing of our records will conTinually improve and Thus reTlecT honor on our school. l Teel so graTeTul To my Skull STaTT ThaT l musT honor each one individually: Helen Schuyler, business manager, is To be honored Tor her unTiring eTTorTs in raising The necessary money. Marie Leidecker, arT ediTor, is To be congraTulaTed Tor The arrange- menT oT our book. Her TalenT has been a greaT blessing Tor our work. BeTTy Jane Scheave, Senior ediTor, accomplished The Senior pages in remarkable Time and showed a greaT enThusiasm in her work. Mary Jane McSorley, Jane Meyer, Doris Murphy, Helen Nicholls, ediTors oT Their respecTive deparTmenTs, need much praise as do AlTred Thym, William GranT, and Anne McSorley Tor Their help in The AThleTic DeparTmenT. Cyril Gomes as TypisT and drama ediTor has worked consTanTly Tor monThs preparing The copy Tor our prinTer. Charles Buzunis as Humor ediTor and Darrell Hawk and John Snyder as snapshoT ediTors have done usually well. Now aT The Tinis leT me say no more buT Well Done. T81 FACULTY and CLASSES THE SENIOR CLASS HISTORY We 'rhe class of I938 F Will endeavor our hisiory +o relafe On Sepfember 8,-one fine warm day. Foriy-six Freshman awai+ed 'lheir way: They came from far and near To sfudy for a high school career. The Freshmen fo The gym were sen'r Where lniiiaiion proved io be fhe nexi event Raising funds and organizing a class Were nex+ for we Freshmen io underfake as a fask. In rheir Sophomore year ihrough fha hells HWY did Q0 MR.J. F.aRowN,i-iavasaf Wi+h more self assurance and 'rheir ,abili+y +o show. This year, 'rhey welcomed 'l'he Freshmen and fook parf in a play. Many sfudenis became befier known When fheir music and aihlefic compe+ence were shown. Plans for a parfy and Junior-Sophomore play were all in line And say buf ai' each, we surely had a good +ime. The nex'r evenl' we musi remember For our rings were received around +he monih of December. A Prom was given in 'rheir Junior year And once again fhey came ou+ in 'rhe clear. Then +o +he Seniors ihe +radi+ional farewell A picnic ai Pine Cresl' was given in order io fell How much +hey'd be missed as +hey depari' And we hoped +ha+ each would now a++ain +he goal of his heart A+ las+ we fhe class of 38 , Are going our fo seek our fare, The Senior play was our nexf underiaking. Which proved fo be bofh fun and breaih-faking. The Senior Banque? and Senior Ball Were fwo evenis +ha+ came oui on lop. Remember Diich Day O wha+ fun! And fhe Senior Ball. pleasanf enioymenf for everyone. May some of fhese memories make you glad. For all +he iroubles fha? may arise, There's a silver lining in ihe skies, And a s+ar for yourself you have achieved By doing each day a noble deed. llli FOURTH ROW FIRST ROW Belly Jane Sclweave William Freeman Mary Jane McSorley Kennefln Smifln Cora Jones Tom Taylor Marjorie Bunce Cyril Gomes Leroy Sinclair Jack Langford RULDY GUFHGY Pauline Haddix SECOND ROW Roberl Sapp Loris Vernon Slanley Winlcler Dororlny Carr Lesier Wallcer Generose Dever Tl-HRD ROW Lorraine Zwinge Cyril Winkler Annelie Munoz Louis Pinofii Marie Leideclcer Carl Sission FIFTH ROW Mable McNamara Margarel Mondani James Gurney Virginia Vassar Mariorie Messenger June Bonham SlXTl-l ROW Marion Fields Glenn Youmans Franlc Polar Franlc l-lamby Alice Porleous Coleman Rader CLASS CDF 1 9 3 8 Presidenfs GUY EKWALL HELEN SCHUYLER THE JUNIOR CLASS Edwin Cavaqnaro Allred Tlwyrn l-lazel Gregorini Firs+ Semesfer Second Semes+er Presidenl Presley Peek Presidenr Vice Presidenl Gerard Onelo Vice Presidenl Secrefary Darrell l-lawlc Secrelary Treasurer Hazel Gregorini Treasurer Yell Leader Anne McSorley Advisor Yell Leader Mr. Turner SOPHCDMORE CLASS Gladys Joseplnsen Anne McSorley James McNamara Darell George Slewarl' Allison Firsf Semes+er Second Semesfer Presidenl Donald Pliler Presidenl Vice Presidenl Bill Sclnuyler Vice Presidenr Secrerary Frank Genochio Secrerary Treasurer Bill Granl Treasurer Yell Leaders Scarl Apley Ilflsie Fall Advisor Yell Leader Miss Guidici FRESHMAN CLASS Leland Hum' Elsie Fall Firsi' Semesfer Second Semesfer Presidenr Dolan l-lerfzig Presidenl Donald Prowse Vice Presidenr Eva Taylor Vice Presidenf Neal Sears Secrelary Lois Winkler Secrelary , Dorraine Molfo Ros SDonald Prowse Treasurer Rullw Jones Yell Leaders IBe-Hy Allen Advisor Yell Leaders .Miss Pelerson i141 lDan Parsons Ilnez Moody if-ni IE! Ii I LF 53 ai: Ct: Q51 . El n ,ff -rm 2 5-G-w . p-,W,A GU hhi -IF I -ll fl .iwf-A MR, .,l. F. BRCDWN San .lose Slalrv Cmlleqc Induslrial Arla Bnys' Plwysiral Educallon Cnaclw Foolball, Trarln, Baslc ball MISS R.CRUDi1N Unlverslly ol Calil. M.A Enollslw Lalin MR, C, GASTINEAU Slain Amr. Srlmol A. B. lvlanlnallan, Kansas Enqlisll Hislory Social Sfionrr M155 J. ENSLER Univrrrsily mf Cal, A. B, Muwif FrPnCl1 Frrre Hand Dvawinq Girls' Physical Educalion MR. V. V, HUSBAND Unive-rsily of Orel A, B, Cnllr-qe of Pacific M.A Commercial Subiecfs MISS A, PETERSON Fresno Sfals- Colle Home Efonomics MR. K. V, LOLFPLH2 Univorsily ol Cal, Pvalnrlpal lalln MRS. M. MCFALL Unlvorslly ol Cal. l-lislmy Spanish Girls' Physical Ecl, MR, G. D. TURNPR Univorsily ml Cal. Sfiwnfes Boyz' Plwsiral Edur Coach Ol Baeoball MlSS A. GUHHCI Univorsily nl Cal. Mallwennallcs Drarnafifs QPA AB 1 N L GRGAIXIIZATIGNS THE STUDENT BODY The oTTicers oT The STudenT Body Tor The pasT year have been: PresidenT Guy Ekwall Vice PresidenT William Freeman SecreTary Presley Peek Treasurer RoberT Sapp Yell Leader AnneTTe Munoz Advisor Mr. Brown The STudenT Body has endeavored To uniTe The sTudenTs inTo a progressive organ' izaTion. ln every branch oT school liTe This associaTion has aimed To creaTe enThusiasm and inTeresT. OT all iTs proiecTs, no doubT, The circus given in The laTTer parT oT April climaxed iTs greaTesT eTTorTs. Much Thanks are due Mr. Brown who has successTully guided iTs progress. THE TOMAHAWK STAFF The Tomahawk is a monThly paper ThaT has been published by a group oT sTudenTs ThroughouT The year. The ediTors who have worked so TaiThTully in making The Toma- hawk an inTeresTing school paper are: Guy Ekwall, Mable McNamara, Mary Jane Mc- Sorley, Cora Jones, BeTTy Jane Scheave, Virginia Vassar, and Carl Sisson. Special honor is due Bob Sapp Tor The Typing and publishing oT every issue. Miss Cruden and Mr. Husband supervised The work and are Thanked Tor Their unTiring eTTorTs. I V ff. i Tw i I I uf 3 -w I EX is Tri? A H 3 I 11 ' X X T' sz, 1 T s.-g-:rag - r s ,E T' l ' 9' ' T if T 2 'f- l , 1 5' . . 'T ewggx 5 ' sir . T f is E THE GIRLS' LEAGUE The orlicers of The Girls' League lor Ihe year iusr Ierminared have been: Presidenl Mary Jane McSorley Vice Presidenl Lorraine Zwinge Sec.-Treas. Hazel Gregorini Y H IAnne McSorley e Leaders IAnneHe Munoz Adviser Miss Pelerson A year lull ol inleresling and amus' ing acfivilies such as parries, luncheons, dances, plays, conferences, and programs has made Ihe I937-i938 League an oul- slanding one. The splendid guiding hand ol Miss Pelerson has mean? much Io Ihe girls. THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Presidenl I-lelen Schuyler Vice Presidenl I-lelen Nicholls Secrelary , Anne McSorIey Treasurer June Bonham Adviser ,, Mrs. Mclzall In The Alhlelic Deparlmenl lhe G. A. A. has endeavored Io srimulale inleresl among 'rhe girls for such games as baslcelball, volleyball, baseball, and Iraclc. Handsome Tell numerals were awarded individual players by The G. A. A. Mrs. Mclzall is Io be Ihanlred for her willingness lo assisl and advise in The year's program. E, FQ, S I fl' if? DRAMATICS DEPARTMENT AT The beginning oT This lasT year abouT TiTTeen sTudenTs enThusiasTically ioined a newly Tormed class in DramaTics, under The supervision oT Miss Guidici. ln addi- Tion To several plays presenTed on various occasions The class was aslced To presenT a comedy Tor Circus NighT . The class chose The TrysTing Placel' by BooTh Tark- ingTon. This class has proven a greaT suc- cess noT only because oT The many enTer- Taining plays iT has produced, buT also because oT The experience and Tun iT has made possible Tor each member oT iT To enioy. MUSIC DEPARTMENT The members OT The Girls' Glee Club and oTher TalenTed members oT The STudenT Body presenTed a program oT unusual inTer- esT on April 29Th. The occasion was The annual Circus, and The Theme Tor The sTage producTion oT The evening was a Gypsy Camp . This moTiT provided The occasion Tor several songs oT gypsy characTer and a colorTul gypsy dance which was per- Tormed by AniTa Buclcman. OTher special numbers were conTribuTed by Cruz Gon- zales, Tony and Manuel Gonzales, and Carl Sisson. The sTage was decoraTed very eTTecTively To represenT a gypsy camp. -JY iff Till lik! gllll ll Ill Grchestra Dancing Cafeteria Chemistry Shopwork Auto Mechanics Clothing Twins Foods 1.'fw-qiwagq-gui 'r ' . ' .' 'x' i Z I I '... GIRLS' LEAGUE CONVENTICN N November I2, Lorraine Zwinge, Hazel Gregorini, Mary Jane McSorley, Elaine Wall, Cruz Gonzales, Clara Bell Her+zig, Belly Scheave. Doris Murphy, Rurh Henleyand Elaine Nelson accompanied by Miss Pelerson and Mrs. Murphy molored +0 Oakdale fo aH'end The Sixleenlh Annual Convenlion of San Joaquin Valley Federalion of Girls' League. During Ihe morning session The meeling was officially opened. Greelings were given by rhe Principal of +he Oakdale High School and also by The Presiden+ of +he Oakdale Sludeni-body. The girls were enrerlained by music from Ihe Oakdale High School Trio and by a Symbolic Dance. The main address of The convenlion, also in lhe morning, was delivered by Dr. Aurelia Henry Reinhardt Presidenl of Mills Col- lege, who spoke on A Cenfury of Educarion for Women. A+ noon The girls were 'rransporI'ed from The High School Io The Women's Club House 'ro alfend The Convenlion Luncheon. Decoralion for 'rhe luncheon followed The Mexican molif in Aufumn colors. During The luncheon The girls were enI'er'Iained by violin and 'rrumpel solos and corsages consisling of school colors wifh chenille lelfers were presenled To each official delegale. During The afiernoon session The girls enjoyed a one-ac+ play en+i'rled Man, +he Deceiverf' and affended 'rhe various discussion groups some of which were: The PresidenI s Problems, Girls League and School Spirit Influence of The Girls' League Upon Characler of The Individual, Personalil'y, The Girls of Today, and Ways 'ro Help New Sludenls Become Adiusfed To Our High School. The closing social event which was designed 'ro promole a gel'-logelher spiril. was a Farewell Tea held in 'rhe High School cafeleria. Here lhe girls of each school had a chance lo meel Dr. Reinhardl' as well as delegales from The oI'her schools. CHRISTMAS PLAY Preceding our Chrislmas vacalion The Dramaiic Class, assisled by Miss Guidici, enI'er+ained The Assembly wiI'h a very amusing comedy, enlilled lI's a Gift Maria Keni, Lorraine Zwinge, Tom Taylor, and Glenn Youmans were chosen Tor The cas+. WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY PLAY On February 22, The Dramalics Class presenled Crinoline and Candlelight a one-acf comedy. To The assembly. Miss Guidici, lhe drama+ics Teacher, supervised Ihe presenlalion. Among The several sludenls who Took parl, Elliofl McCombs, Jennie Kolhede, and Roberl' Sapp played 'rhe leading roles. MEET THE DUCHESS On Friday evening, March 4, The Senior Class presenled 'rheir play, Meer The Duchess under The direciion of Mr. Brown and Miss Guidici. The cas? consisfed of: I25I BeTy Jane Scheave, Marjorie Bunce, Glenn Youmans, AnneTTe Munoz, DoroThy Carr, Cora Jones, Mary Jane McSorley, Tom Taylor, LesTer Walker, Cyril Gomes, and Lorraine Zwinge. Much crediT and praise is due The coaches and casT Tor The Tine presenTaTion. A capaciTy house expressed Their approval wiTh much applause. GROWING PAlNS On The evening oT April 8 The Junior-Sophomore play, Growing Pains was given in The high school audiTorium. Mr. Turner and Miss Guidici, class advisors, coached This amusing comedy. The enTire casT is To be congraTulaTed on iTs Tine perTormance. Those sTudenTs who Took parT are: EllioT McCombs, l-lelen Nicholls, Jane Meyer, Presley Peek, Anne McSorley, l-lazel Lloyd, Sylvia l-lamby, Elsie Fall, Frank Genochio, Jack Prowse, Bill GranT, Carl Apley, Edwin Cavagnaro, Doris Murphy, Barbara Trew, Elaine Wall, and Gladys Josephsen. MUSIC DEPARTMENT Girls' Glee Club The Girls' Glee Club Tor The year T937-38 was headed by Marion Fields, PresidenT: RuTh Geary, Vice-PresidenT: Ruby Gurney, SecreTary: Cruz Gonzalez, Treasurer: MargareT Kolhede and Julia Price, Librarians: and DoroThy l'lamilTon, AccompanisT. Membership included: June Bonham, AniTa Buckham, Generose Dever, Gladys Gemar, Shirley Leidecker, Marjorie Messenger, AnneTTe Munoz, Dixie Richards, and Loris Vernon. The Glee Club Took parT in a number oT inTeresTing programs ThroughouT The year, including The Annual ChrisTmas ParTy oT The Progressive Club, The Annual Music EesTival oT NorThern CaliTornia, held aT Sonora on May 2I, and The CommencemenT exercises. On April 29, They puT on a colorTul program wiTh a gypsy Theme Tor The Circus. On February l9, members oT The Music DeparTmenT aTTended a perTormance oT VicTor T'lerberT's Mademoiselle ModisTe aT The College oT The PaciTic. OrchesTra The members oT The orchesTra elecTed The Tollowing oTTicers Tor This year: Presi- denT, lvy Dahl: SecreTary, George Cline: Librarians, Loris Vernon and Donald Prowse. The personnel oT The orchesTra was as Tollows: FirsT violin, Jane Meyer and Loris Ver- non: Cello. Mr. Husband: Bass Viol, Cyril Gomes: FirsT ClarineT, Darrell Hawk and Donald Prowse: Second ClarineT, STewarT Allison and Leland l'lunT: FluTe, George Cline: Saxaphone, Frank Hamby: FirsT TrumpeT, Clarabelle l lerTzig and Jack Prowse: Second TrumpeT, lvy Dahl and Frank Genochio: Drums, Sheridan Winsor. The orchesTra perTormed aT a number oT aTTairs including The Senior Play, The Junior-Sophomore Play, and Commencement Several members OT The orchesTra were selecTed To parTicipaTe in The Music FesTival held in Sonora on May 2l. The diTTiculT composiTions were perTormed under noTed leaders oT The PaciTic CoasT. l26l SOCIAL NEWS Freshman lniTiaTion ACH year There is a place leTT vacanl' by The seniors of The foregoing school Term. and each year new pupils enTer our porTals To be made members of our school. In The surprise iniTiaTion, SepTember sixTeenTh. The Freshmen proved ThaT They were noT lacking in good sporfsmanship and willingness To undergo a liTTle hazing To be rec- ognized as an organized class by The older pupils of The school. TalenTs which. unTil Thai' TaTal day. had probably lain laTenT in The Freshies blossomed forTh in all Their glory. Since TradiTion requires Thaf all new members receive Their due punishment Mr. Loeffler, The new principal, was also iniTiaTed. The program was concluded by The serving oT reTreshmenTs under The CharTer Oak. Girls' League Luncheon An OrienTal luncheon was given by The Girls' League To welcome The new mem- bers and help Them To geT acquainfed. A Teeling of companionship was promoTed when all The girls joined in song. Several older members of The League conTribuTed To The enTerTainmenT wiTh OrienTal musical selecTions. HosTesses in OrienTal garb Then served a delighTTul luncheon aTTer which Mr. Loeffler. The guesT speaker. gave an inTeresTing Talk on The modern girl To which he added amusing anecdoTes and jokes. This concluded an aTTernoon of Tun and good fellowship Tor all who aTTended. Girls' League Backwards ParTy A blue and gold ceiling richly spangled wiTh sfars greefed parTicipanTs in The Girls' League backwards pariy held on The evening of November I9, in which The girls Took The places nafurally held by Their masculine parTners. and The boys eTfeminaTed Themselves by being inviTed To dance and waiTed upon by The genTlemen. The evening TeaTured dancing. supper aT Twelve, a few enioyable games. and vocal selecTions by William GranT and Frank Apichino '36. C. U. H. S. AmaTeur Hour On January 26, The Girls' League sponsored an amaTeur hour in which many of The TalenTed sTudenTs parTicipaTed. The iudges, consisfing of TaculTy members, selecfed ElIioTT McCombs as The con- TesTanT To win The firsT prize. EllioTT reciTed Gunga Din. . The group prize was l27l awarded lo Marion Fields, June Bonham, Dixie Richards, and Dorolhy l-lamillon lor lheir rendilion ol Aloha, Cruz Gonzalez and Roberl Sapp received honorable men- lion lor lheir respeclive numbers, namely, a song sung in Spanish, and rope lwisling slunls. Valenline Parly A delighllul Valenline parly was held under lhe auspices ol lhe Girls' League February I4. The girls galhered in lhe gym lo lake parl in several inleresling and comical games. Upon enlering each girl was given a colored hearl which signilied lo whal group she should go. Valenlines were exchanged by drawing a valenline lrom a colorlul box. Each girl loolc parl in lhe annual penny march, which means lhal each girl deposiled a num- ber ol pennies equal lo her age. Relreshmenls, consisling ol iello, punch and coolcies were served in lhe caleleria, which was allraclively decoraled in red and while. Red and while lavors ol valen- line candy hearls wrapped in cellophane were given each girl. Hollywood Barn Dance On lhe evening ol Febrary 25, lhe G. A. A. sponsored an enioyable allair in a real old-lashioned barn dance. The gym was decoraled as a barn yard and barn wilh hay, old wagons, harness, and such larm necessilies. To add lo lhe realism ol lhe selling a chicken, a goal, a duck, and olher barn yard animals were given away as prizes. Old lime dances were inlermingled wilh lhe modern sleps. Aboul one hundred and lilly persons were presenl lo enioy lhis novel and amusing evening. Al midnighl a supper was served in lhe caleleria. Foolball Banquel To culminale lhe successlul loolball season lhe Progressive Club ol San Andreas honored lhe leam and men lacully wilh a banquel in lhe school caleleria. The dinner was served by Miss Pelerson and her cooking girls in a very able manner. The guesl speaker ol lhe evening was lvlr. James Corson, Dean ol Men, College ol lhe Pacilic, who delivered a slirring address on Sporlsmanship on lhe Field and Through Lile. ln addilion several shorl lallcs regarding leam spiril and cooperalion were given by our principal, Mr. Loelller, Judge Smilh, lvlr. Charles Schwoerer, Mr. Franlc Meyer, and Mr. Joseph l-luberly. From lhe leam and subslilule players, Glenn Youmans was elecled as lhe honor- ary caplain lor lhe pasl year. Glenn was chosen lor his slerling and brillianl work. ln behall ol his leam Coach Brown responded lo all lhe speeches in a very gracious and gralelul manner. l28I BUYS' and GIRLS ATHLETICS Bk I-ll TENNIS OPULARITY in The Tennis sporT seems To be increasing sTeadily among boTh boys and girls. The courTs are generally occupied aT all Tree Times oT The day. There is no doubT ThaT The players are improving and will aT some day in The near TuTure be able To play real compeTiTive Tennis. IT musT be remembered ThaT Tennis has been esTablished in our school only aloouT Three years. Among The Senior girls There are such players as Mary Jane McSorley, T-lelen Schuyler, Cora Jones, Lorraine Zwinge, Mable McNamara, and Generose Dever. ln The Junior class Jane Meyer, Anne McSorley, Hazel Gregorini, and Frances Hayes have been The leaders. In The Sophomore class Clara l-lerTzig, Jenny Kolhede, Doris Murphy, Elsie Fall, and Maria KenT have done well. The Freshman girls who have displayed good abiliTy are Peggy Kennedy, Irma Winkler, Lois Winkler, BeTTy Allen, and RuTh Jones. The Two besT oT each class will receive a TelT Tennis numeral, IT is hoped ThaT several Tennis maTches can be played wiTh oTher schoosl beTore The school year is compleTed. Mr. Turner has classiTied The boys who play Tennis in The Tollowing manner. The besT players are ranked TirsT. Joe Kolhede lJr.l, STanley Winkler lSr.l, Jack Kennedy lJr.l, William Freeman lSr.I, Ivy Dahl lJr.T, RoberT GriTTin lSoph.l, Guy Ekwall lSr.l, Cyril Winkler lSr.l, Presley Peek lJr.l, Louis PinoTTi lSr.l, Roy l-lusTon lFr.l, Darrell l'lawk lJr.l, Darell George lSoph.l, RoberT Fields lJr.l, Carl Erickson lJr.l, John Snyder lJr.l, Tom Taylor lSr.l, George Cline lJr.l, Frank Genochio lSoph.l. ano Z nge, and Generose De-ver. FronT row: Alrrred Thyrn, Roy I-lusTon, Darrell George, Joe Kolhede, a Ta y Wi e en Schuyler, Jane Meyer, Anne McSorley, Clara l-lerTzig, Mary Jane McSorley, Cora Jones, Jenny Kolh d D is M FOOTBALL The Calaveras TooTball Team enTered The B group This year in The regular C. l, F. schedule. Coach Brown is To be highly congraTulaTed on his worlc and eTTorTs in Training The boys To play such Tine TooTball. ThroughouT The enTire season each iiiime seemed To be beTTer Than The preceding one. WiTh such ewcellenT leadershiii and splendid cooperaTion among The boys iT is no wonder ThaT our Team lied wiT1i The Tuolumne B Team in championship honors oT The SouThern division oT The lwlollier Lode secTion. Several OT The veTeran players will noT be seen again in The Red and Gold suiTw. Giadualion Takes Trom The Team Tom Taylor, Louis PinoTTi, Coleman Rader, Guy Tlrwall, James Gurney, Leroy Sinclair, Jack LangTord, and Glenn Youmans. Thcie liuys will lie sorely missed ncxT year. if-'L TFBJ Taylor ll-TBT RoseTTi ll-lBl Youmans TLET Elwall KRET Qin-OP' in Q. QA F' t BPL 3 0 Y- A x FOOTBALL GAMES SCHEDULE Sept I7-Calaveras Sept 24-Calaveras Oct I-Calaveras Oct 8-Calaveras Oct 8-Calaveras Oct I5-Calaveras Oct 22-Calaveras Oct 29-Calaveras Nov. 5-Calaveras Nov . I I-Calaveras . Pres'ron 6-O .Jackson 20-O .Sfocldon B's Reserves 39-O lone I9-6 Linden I-0 Horfeifj . Sfocldon B's O-O .Tuolumne 7-7 .Lodi B's I2-I2 Sfockfon Jr. Varsify 6-I8 Bref Har're I3-O Langford R.H. Onefo R.T. Rader L. T. PinoHi C. McCombs R.G. Gonzalez L. G. Gurney Sub My 43, R ,w Q ' P? v ....- p 9 isdn' lu0ahQ ulIf' Smal fi 4 Qgqff Md.: , 3,, ' X . '86, x. 5 . ,': 1 -rf 1' 1 p- 4.!L.w6?i - w . ,L 21 T 5355 mais Agigr.-4, fHeggS.,S' .i'!f-Y' ' ' v - : T' BASKETBALL HE REDSKINS. led by Coach Brown, had a busy and successful season in This winTer sporT. Our B. Team won special honors by Tying in TirsT place wiTh Sonora's B's Tor The SouThern Division oT The lv1oTher Lode secTion. ln The play-off The Sonora Team was made The champion. The Calaveras C's repeaTed The record made lasT year by finishing The season aT second place behind Sonora. The A Team consisTed of: Ekwall lFl PinoTTi TFT Fields lCl Peek T61 GriTFin Subs were LangTord lFl Buzunis T61 Cavagnaro lGl and Gurney The B's: SmiTh lFl S. Winkler lFl Freeman lCl Dahl lGl J. Prowse Subs Kennedy lCl E. QuesTo IST D. Prouse lGl and ThymlFl. The C's: Apley lFl GranT lFl Allison lCl C. Winkler lGl T. Gonzales Subs HunT lCl HerTzig Beginning December 6, several preliminary pracTice games were held before The regular C. l. F. schdule. WiTh The Jackson C. C. C. Teams our A's won by 32-2I and The local B's losT I6-20. ln The lone games The Red and Gold A's losT 30-I4. The B's losT l8-22. The C's won I3-I2. ln The reTurn lone games our A's again losT by I7-26, The B's won by I9-I4, and The C's won by I3-IO. In The Linden games The Calaveras A's won by 42-I5 and The B's won by 29-IB. Thursday. January 6. The Blaney Speckens SporT Shop and The Eunoia club's A and B Teams respecTively came up Trom STockTon To play The Calaveras Teams. They won The A game by 20-I3. The Calaveras B's were vicTorious by a score of I4-l0. Wednesday. January I2. Calaveras played GalT's A and B Teams on The home courT. Calaveras won The B game by a score OT 30-29 wiTh SmiTh and Freeman boTh scoring 9 poinTs. The Calaveras A's won by 24-2I. Fields was high poinT man, wiTh Il poinTs. The C's also played a game wiTh The lone ElemenTary School, deTeaTing Them by I6-9. Friday January l4. The biggesT evenT oT The baskeTball season Took place Friday. January I4, in The local gym when C. U. H. S. beaT BreT HarTe in all Three games. The C's made The TirsT vicTory by a score of 25-5, wiTh Cyril Winkler scoring l2 poinTs. The B's won by a score oT 33-I3, wiTh KenneTh SmiTh leading wiTh I6 poinTs. ln The lasT game The A's came ouT on Top wiTh a score of 38-l8. Bob Fields was high poinT man. Wednesday, January I9. Three games were played aT The C. U. H. S. gym beTween SuTTer Creek and Calaveras. The C Team came ouT ahead by I9-7 wiTh Cyril Winkler as high poinT man, making 9 poinTs. The B's easily deTeaTed SuTTer Creek by 27-I7 wiTh STanley Winkler, as high poinT man, making 9 poinTs. The Cala- veras A's came ouT ahead wiTh a score of 33-l8. Ekwall was high poinT man wiTh I4 poinTs. ' Friday. January 2l. Calaveras baskeTball Teams wenT To Tuolumne To play Three games. The C Team losT by a score oT 7-I I. BuT in The B game The Redskins were vicTorious I6-I4. Again The Tuolumne A Team won by 44-I5. Friday. January 28. The TirsT game wiTh Sonora was played on The home courT. Sonora won all Three games. The A game being 40-2I, The B game 32-25, and The C game 22-l2. l35l Wednesday, February 2, Calaveras played ST. Mary's I-ligh School oT 5TockTon, and deTeaTed boTh Their A and B Teams by scores oT 24-I8 and 30-25 respecTively. In The A game Fields was high poinT man Tor Calaveras wiTh II poinTs. SmiTh was high man in The B game wiTh I6 poinTs. Friday, February 4, The Three reTurn games wiTh BreT I-larTe weren'T as successTul as The TirsT Three. ln The A game Fields came ouT wiTh I3 poinls, Tor Calaveras. The score was 20-I5 in Tavor oT Calaveras. The Calaveras B's won by 26-22 wiTh SmiTh as high poinT man making I5 poinTs. The C's unexpecTedly IosT To BreT l'larTe by I7-9. Friday, February I I, a reTurn game was played beTween Tuolumne and Calaveras on The home courT. The Calaveras C Team won by a score oT I9-26. Our B's as usual won by a score oT 29-IS. BuT The Tuolumne A's walked home wiTh a 35-2l vicTory. Friday, February l8, Calaveras won Two oT The Three games played aT Sonora. The Calaveras C's won by a score oT l54l4 wiTh Cyril Winkler as high poinT man, making 7 poinTs. The B's played a Thrilling game, winning by a score oT I7-I6. AlThough The score was Tied in The A game during The lasT Tew minuTes, The Sonora A's came Through wiTh a 25-22 vicTory. Ekwall was high poinT man Tor Calaveras wiTh 9 poinTs. Wednesday, February 23, The lasT game oT The season was played aT Sonora To deTermine The champions oT The SouThern Division oT The TvloTher Lode in The B division. AlThough The Calaveras Redskins ToughT hard, They wenT down To deTeaT by a score oT 25-I9. Freeman and SmiTh boTh made six poinTs each Tor Calaveras. BASEBALL The baseball Team was as Tollows: Winkler lssl, SmiTh l3bl, Taylor l2bl, T. Gonzalez llbl, PinoTTi LangTord OneTo ll.T.l, Freeman lc.T.l, Rader lr.T.l. The subs were: Hawk, Prouse, l'IerTzig, and l'luberTy. Mr. Turner coached The Team and The Tollowing games were played. On March I4 The Calaveras Redskins played SuTTer Creek and were deTeaTed II To 7. G. OneTo, L. PinoTTi, and K. SmiTh were The ouTsTanding players Tor The Redskins. On March 22 The Calaveras baseball squad journeyed To BreT I-larTe Tor The opening game oT The MoTher Lode League in The souThern division. AlThough The Calaveras boys were deTeaTed by a score oT 9 To 7 They gave a good accounT oT Themselves and made The game Thrilling ThroughouT. Tom Taylor and STanley Winkler boTh played a specTacular game Tor The Redskins. On March 29 The Calaveras nine Traveled To STandard CiTy To play Sonora. Calaveras came ouT on The shorT end oT a IO To 6 score. OuTsTanding sluggers Tor Calaveras were T. Gonzalez and D. I-lawk. On April I The Calaveras nine meT BreT l'IarTe on The local diamond. In a surprise upseT The Calaveras boys de'leaTed The BreT l larTe boys 6 To 9. The ouT- sTanding players Tor The game were Louis PinoTTi and Gerard OneTo. On April 8 The Sonora Team meT The Red and Gold on The local diamond. The Sonora boys blanked our Team by a score oT 5 To O. l36l Q M? On Friday aTTernoon, April 22, The Calaveras nine crossed baTs wiTh The Tuolumne boys on The local diamond. The visiTors were easily deTeaTed To The Tune oT 9 To 2 due mainly To The heavy hiTTing OT Gerard OneTo and KenneTh SmiTh. Gerard was ouTsTanding by making a home-run wiTh The bags Tull. The baTTeries Tor Calaveras were LangTord and PinnoTi. The reTurn game wiTh Tuolumne was scheduled Too laTe Tor publicaTion in This book. TRACK For The second consecuTive year Calaveras Hi Track Team ouTscored all oTher compeTiTors in The MoTher Lode Track MeeT wiTh a ToTal oT l88 poinTs. Tuolumne was second wiTh I66, Sonora Third wi+h I25, and BreT l-larTe and Jackson wiTh 47 each. ln The A class Calaveras and Tuolumne Tied wiTh 38 poinTs each, buT under The handicap sysTem used, The Tinal resulTs gave Tuolumne The A TiTle wiTh 72 poinTs, Calaveras second wiTh 65, Sonora Third wiTh 50, Jackson TourTh, 49, and BreT l-larTe TiTTh wiTh I3. Pep Peek OT Calaveras seT new records in The Toa+ball Throw wiTh a Toss oT I77' lf4 , and The l4O low hurdles in I6 seconds TlaT. Peek, Gurney, Prouse, Sapp, Sisson as The relay Team seT anoTher meeT record oT l:39.3. OTher poinTs were scored by Sapp, sprinTs: GriTTin, shoTpuT: and SmiTh, pole vaulT. Calaveras easily won The B division wiTh Sears and Thym scoring double wins in The sprinTs and hurdle races. Calaveras won The Trophy wiTh 97 poinTs, Tollowed by Tuolumne wiTh 70, Sonora 26, BreT l-larTe 23. OTher poinTs winners D. Prouse, TooT- ball Throw, ShoT puT, and 6605 Allison, pole vaulTg McCord, l-li Jump: Dahl, ShoT puT: and l-lunT in The l32O. Sonora Took The C TiTle scoring 44 poinTs. Calaveras was second wiTh 27, and Tuolumne Third wiTh 253 GranT OT Calaveras esTablished a new ShoT puT record wiTh a puT oT 39' 5 . OThers who Took place in The meeT were ATwood in The sprinTs and broad iumpg Apley and GranT in The hurdles. Earlier in The season Calaveras won a close dual meeT Trom Escalon wiTh a Team score oT l25 To I2l. Winning all Three relays gave The Calaveras boys Their winning margin. Again Pep Peek was The sTar oT The meeT with Three TirsT places and wine ning The relay by coming Trom behind in The lasT lap oT The race. AT The AnTioch lnviTaTional meeT held on April 2, Calaveras did well againsT very sTrong opposiTion. Peek scored poinTs in The l-li hurdle race and TooTball Throw, while our relay Team made up oT GilleTTe, Sisson, Sapp and Peek ran TourTh. AT Davis on April 9, again Peek was The only poinT winner, scoring in The high hurdles and TooTball Throw. The same group oT boys ThaT made The Trip To AnTioch Took parT in This meeT buT compeTiTion proved To be Too much Tor Them, alfhough everyone did well in The evenTs enTered. CrediT Tor our success in Track goes To The boys whose conscienTious eTTorTs and Training broughT such Tine resulTs. IT gives us excellenT prospecTs Tor nexT year. l38l HLQHQQN ew, pgs, Y R.. 'ii- i5.'9!!'wS-RP5' i V-'C-: ' k ' ' R59 WS! Q 24 N2 .-Q MN' -Q .' 'ab , if Q' ' ,g sg ,v , ,B 0, wb N - -fx, ,L ,x. -,5.i543gv, -x 2 3 if Q f Q! f in-IQ 'dim EW vm TUMBLING The Tumbling Team presenied a very clever program on Girls' Alhleric Nighi. The girls who were awarded leliers for lumbling were: Virginia Vassar, Marjorie Messenger, Cruz Gonzalez, Marion Sinclair, Violer Cnelo, June Picard, Aniia Buclcnam, Clarice Alberlini, Rurh Henley, Dorolhea Messing and Loris Vernon. TRACK Traclc was one very inleresiing iealure ol Girls' Alhlelic Nighi. ln lhe various evenis Ruih Jones jill won The broad jump and hop, slcip, jump. The high jump was won by Mildred Manley jSophj. Aniia Buclcnam lFl came in ar a very close second for ihe high jump. Mildred Manley also won 'lhe baslceiball Jrhrow. For 'lhe hurdles Gladys Josephsen jJrj and Anila Buclcnam llzj lied. Girls, olher 'Than 'ishose menlioned above, who pariicipaled in lraclc are: Annelie Munoz, Generose Dever, Marjorie Bunce, Lois Winlcler, Marjorie Gilliclc, Rulh Carllon, Marjorie Messenger, Marion Sinclair, and Violel Oneio. N X ., 'Z v I I-. . .A - ni iii ' 1 AW, 11? nga..-A SSH!! A lll Ill nf. I jg . P' iii ' fa fa, 34? .. - 1 h D- . ,fy 1 4 . F Q . A NIGHT ON BROADWAY The G. A. A. aThleTic program given This year was in The naTure oT a nighT on Broadway. The program opened wiTh a Tap dance by AniTa Buclcnam and a song, 42nd STreeT , sung by DoroThy Carr. ln a close baslceTball game The Senior Team deTeaTed The Junior Team by l2-IO. The girls OT The Senior Team were: Lorraine Zwinge, RuTh Gurney, Mable Mchlamara, Generose Dever, Helen Schuyler, Mary Jane McSorley, Cora Jones, Mariorie Bunce, BeTTy Jane Scheave and AnneTTe Munoz. The Junior Team was represenTed by RuTh Geary, Jane Meyer, Gladys Josephsen, Helen Nicholls, Hazel Gregorini, Frances Hayes, Anne McSorley, Cruz Gonzalez and Julie Price. In The Sophomore-Freshman conTesT The Sophomores won easily by 30-IO. The Sophomore players were Clara Belle HerTziz, Doris Murphy, Mildred Manley, Grace HusTon, RuTh CarlTon, Sylvia Hamby, Barbara Hamby, Marie Richards, and Elsie Fall. On The Freshman Team were: BeTTy Allen, RuTh Jones, lnez Moody, Irma Winlcler, Peggy Kennedy, Jean Jackson, Lois Winlcler, Eva Taylor, and RuTh Henley. A T T' , r . , 1 1' q , A S s ' 1 gs Q ' 'iil is S . Q ' . if, , . B 1 , .- W, Q ,. k ll Jrs,,.X f 2-. MII! ' :mf y x .. lla m ll. 5.53, ,Ns fx! The Senior volley girls deTeaTed The Juniors and The Sophomores were easy vice Tors over The Freshman girls. On The Senior Team were: Mary Jane McSorley, Mabel McNamara, AnneTTe Munoz, Marjorie Bunce, Helen Schuyler, Generose Dever, June Bonham, Ruby Gurney, Cora Jones, and BeTTy Jane Scheave. The Junior girls' Team consisTed OT: Frances Hayes, Cruz Gonzalez, DoroThea Messing, Julie Price, Gladys Josephsen, Jane Meyer, Hazel Gregorini, Anne McSorley, Helen Nicholls, and RuTh Geary. The Sophomore Team was represenTed by Marie Richards, Clara Belle HerTzig, RuTh CarlTon, Barbara Hamby, Mildred Manley, DoroThy HerberT, Dixie Richards, Grace HusTon, Sylva Hamby, Elsie Fall, KaThryn MarTin, and Doris Murphy. On The Freshman Team were Hazel Miller, BeTTy Allen, Peggy Kennedy, Irma Winkler, Lois Winkler, Eva Taylor, Jeanne Reed, EsTher FugiTT, Gladys Gemar and RuTh Henley. As a school honor Tor The Sophomore girls, This Team won The All-Champion volleyball conTesT deTeaTing The Senior and Junior Teams. The baseball games will be played aTTer This book goes To press. However, The Team members can be prinTed now. The Senior Team will be represenTed by Helen Schuyler, Mable McNamara, Generose Dever, Mary Jane McSorley, Cora Jones, AnneTTe Munoz, Marjorie Messenger, Lorraine Zwinge, Marjorie Bunce, and Ruby Gur- ney. The Junior girls are Frances Hayes, Julie Price, Cruz Gonzalez, Shirley Leidecker, Anne McSorley, Jane Meyer, Gladys Josephsen, Helen Nicholls, and RuTh Geary. The Sophomore Team consisTs oT Clara Belle HerTzig, Grace HusTon, Sylva Hamby, Marie Richards, Marion Sinclair, Dixie Richards, Elsie Fall, Doris Murphy, RuTh Carl- Ton, and Jenny Kolhede. The Freshman girls are AniTa Bucknam, RuTh Henley, Marjorie Gillick, Peggy Kennedy, Eva Taylor, Irma Winkler, Lois Winkler, Inez Moody, RuTh Jones, BeTTy Allen, and Hazel Miller. ln The Tennis sporT Helen Schuyler jTirsTj and Lorraine Zwinge jsecondj won The honor Tor The besT girl players of The Senior class. ln The Junior class Anne McSorley jTirsTj and Jane Meyer jsecondj were The winning players. The besT Sopho- more players were Clara Belle HerTzig and Jenny Kolhede. They have noT conn- pleTed Their maTch as yeT. Among The Freshman girls Peggy Kennedy jTirsTj and Irma Winkler jsecondj won The Tennis honors. These girls were awarded handsome Tennis numerals by The G. A. A. The G. A. A. girls were inviTed To parTicipaTe in a play day aT Jackson High School in The early parT oT May. One oT The minor sporTs, Table Tennis, has been enjoyed immensely by The girls. As a lively, exciTing gam-e There has been none To equal iT. Over one hundred aThleTic leTTers will be awarded many OT The girls by The G. A. A. before The end oT The school year. A demonsTraTion oT consTanT and TaiThTul pracTice in games makes a wonderTul background Tor The year's pro- gram oT aThleTic evenTs. Due To The TacT ThaT Tennis is The only sporT in which The girls can meeT oTher schools on a compeTiTive basis The G. A. A. has been promoTing Tennis To iTs TullesT capaciTy. RackeTs and balls are supplied The girls by The G. A. A. To develop good sound Tennis players is one oT iTs mosT sincere aims. The school year oT l938, which will soon be ending, closes The porTals oT The gym on anoTher year oT aThleTic endeavors. i421 1 1 I I 1 INFGRMALS HUMOR Can You Imagine? Charles Buzunis in a serious mood. Virgil Airola and John Snyder no'r chumrning around. Helen Nicholls noi lallcing. Slanley Winkler wearing unlcempf clolhes. Bill Freeman noi leasing. Marie Leideclcer noi' drawing preHy faces. The Kenl sisfers separaled. John Schaad hurrying. Belly Jane Scheave noi smiling. Anne McSorley and Jane Meyer absenf from 'rhe hall way al noon-lime Torn Taylor and Louis Pinofli sludying. Bob Sapp and George Cline abandoning lhe loud speaker sei. Annefle Munoz acring grown up. CHUCKLES Wouldn'l' il be slrrange To see: Pep Peek playing iacks. Fred Quesfo doing schoolwork. Bill Gran? noi following Doris Murphy. Carl Apley wifhoul Pep Peek's slrul. Louis Pinolli wiih Slanley Ambrose's figure. Lee Price wilh Louie's figure. Manuel Gonzalez wilh Carl Apley's hair. Jane Meyer noi Trying +o keep up wilh Anne's way wilh lhe boys. John Snyder wilh his shirl fail Tucked in. Anne McSorley wilh her moulh closed. Elliol McCombs being a genlleman. S+anlev Winkler our oi frouble. Roy McCord noi showing olil. Coleman Rader running from Bob Moody. June Willils +ruckin . Charles Buzinus gelling 6 A's . Joe Kolhede wilhoul 'rhe big head. Bill Gran? wilh Jack Langlord's voice. Bob Fields is a ladies' man, Earl Hanson +rea+s lhem nice, Bul none is quile 'rhe ladies' man, As handsome man Lee Price . Coleman Rader's really Jrough, And Gerard Onelo awfully rough, Bur when if comes +o brawn, oh me, Carl Apley bears fhem all, you see. Doris Murphy holds lhe men in sway, Anne McSorley fighls The mobs away, Mariorie Bunce, guile lhe olher way, Fliris wi+h he-men all 'rhe day. Leroy Sinclair is a handsome mug, Pep Peek a fine looking lug, Bu'r of all lhe handsome Dudes I know, George Mandalory sfeals 'rhe show. 4 Joe Kolhede is guile a 'rennis siar. l-le says he iniends lo 'fry for slale honors. We wonder wha? his rackef is. Slewarf Allison: Le'r's cur our Geom- elry class lhis morning and go over l'own. Leland l-luni: Can'l do il. l need 'rhe sleep. l-lelen S. lin class meefinglz Order please. Slanley W.: l-lam and eggs. Elliol McCombs rides a bucking pinlo. Poor Mac is usually over lhe horse's head buf he lhinks if besl lo always be a iump ahead. Mr. Turner: Now, Mr. Snyder, l wanl you lo explain lhis examinalion paper. Why do you have all your answers in guolaiion marks? John Snyder: Jus'r a bi+ of courlesy lo The man al my lei+, sir. James Mc.: l-low long does if fake you 'ro dress in lhe morning? Jesse M.: Aboul half an hour. James Mc.: Only lakes me 'boul len minu+es. Jesse M.: Well, I wash. We'd like 'ro know wha+ Virginia Vas- sar meanl when she said lhal, ll lhey ever pul me in a morgue l'd simply die. Miss Cruden: George, you simply musl gel' oul' of lhe habil' of saying l ain'+. Now lislenq l am noi going. You are noi going. He is noi going. You are noi going. They are noi going. Now, do you understand? George Mandalory: Yes Ma'am. They're ain'+ nobody going. CLASS WILL E, fhe Senior Class of ninefeen hundred and fhirfy-eighf of fhe Calaveras Union High School, being of sound and disposing mind and memory and not acfing under duress, menace, or undue influence of any person whafsoever, do hereby make, publish and declare fhis our Lasf Will and Tesfamenf in fhe manner following: I, June Bonham, will my giggles fo Marion Kenf. I, Dorofhy Carr, will my sweef singing voice fo lvy Dahl. l, Generose Dever, will my quief manners fo June Pickard. I, Guy Ekwall, will my posifion as presidenf of fhe Sfudenf Body fo Darrel George. I, Marion Fields, will my high speaking voice fo Mariorie Gillick. l, Bill Freeman, will my wise-cracks fo Charles Sisson. I, Cyril Gomes, will my wavy hair fo Frank Genochio. I, James Gurney, will my black Chevrolef fo Joe Koehede. I, Ruby Gurney, will my heighf and slender sfafure fo Inez Moody. I, Frank I-lamby, will my saxophone fo John Snyder so fhaf he may enferfain himself. I, Jack Langford, will my chemisfry experimenfs fo Roy McCord. l, Marie Leidecker, will my arf abilify fo Barbara Hamby. I, Mabel McNamara, will my pleasingly plump figure fo Helen Nicholls. I, Mary Jane McSorley, will my many and becoming hair dresses fo Merlyn Vassar. l, Margaref Mondani, will my bashful manner fo Elsie Fall. I, Anneffe Munoz, will my posifion as yell leader fo Barbara Trew. I, Alice Porfeous, will my domesfic abilify, especially cooking, fo Anne McSorley, in hopes fhaf nexf 'rime Anne can make beffer biscuifs. l, Frank Pozar, will my galloping gai+ fo William Granf. I, Louis Pinoffi, will my efficiency for one-finger driving fo Edwin Cavagnaro. l, Coleman Rader, will my inferesf in fhe Glencoe Bus fo Dolan I-lerfzig. I, Roberf Sapp, will my ducky walk fo June Williffs. I, Kennefh Smifh, will my abilify fo shoof baskefs fo George Mandafory. I, Torn Taylor, will my posifion as boy friend of fhe office girl fo Alberf Afwood, buf hoping he won'f have fo fake fhe iob. I, Virginia Vassar, will my mischievous fwinkle fo Rufh I-lenley. l. Loris Vernon, will my dignified walk fo Lois Winkler. l, Gaylord Whife, will my posifion in fhe shop fo Virgil Airola. l, Cyril Winkler, will my fondness for feasing girls fo Leland Hunf. l, Sfanley Winkler, will my efficiency in geffing Mr. l'Iusband's goaf fo Reva Mae Parrish. I, Glenn Youmans, will my open air Ponfiac fo Pep Peek in order fhaf he may more offen visif Murphy's Mansion. I, Leroy Sinclair, will my blond hair fo Alfred Thym. I, Pauline Haddix, will my unexpecfed sayings fo Elvin Huberfy. l, Lesfer Walker, will my inferesf in mafhemafics fo Eugene Roseffi. l47l We. Helen Schuyler and Cora Jones, will our inTeresT in The ForesTry DeparTmenT To Jane Meyer knowing ThaT she has an inTeresT in iT. l, Carl Sisson, will my sTudious and quieT manners To Edmund McDonald. l, BeTTy Jane Scheave, will my abiliTy To enTerTain oTher girls' boy friends To EsTher FugiTT. l. Lorraine Zwinge, will my abiliTy To creaTe a lively spiriT among The sTudenTs To EdiTh Williams. I. Mariorie Bunce will my abiliTy To acT To Dixie Richards. As a class we hereby bequeaTh The Tollowing: To Mr. Loefller, our dear and TaiThTul principal, who is loved by all of us, we bequeaTh peace, happiness and hope, ThaT The remaining sTudenTs will TreaT him wiTh respecT and honor, noT causing him worry, which promoTes The growTh of gray hair, of which, we Tear. we are slighTly guilTy. To Mr. Brown, we will The Freshman Boys and do sincerely hope ThaT he will do as much Tor Them as he has done Tor our boys. To Miss Ensler we express The hope ThaT she will always have as much paTience leading music as she has had This year in our school ol Melodious Voices if we can be so called. To Mr. Turner we hearTily leave all of our dissecTed bugs and we hope ThaT his TuTure classes of chemisTry will Turn ouT beTTer scienTisTs Than The maioriTy oT This year's class. To Miss Cruden, we hereby reTurn all our English books lin good condiTionl buT all of us keeping our knowledge ol English To carry TorTh in This world Tor TurTher use. To Miss Guiduci we regreTTully leave our happy Times in her sTudy halls buT hope ThaT her Tuiure pupils will have as much Tun as we have had. To Mrs. McEall we readily give all ol our hisTory papers buT we shall Try To reTain The hisToric knowledge she has given us. To Mr. Husband we sadly leave all of our chewing gum and The many pranks ploTTed in his class. To Miss PeTerson we regreTTully leave our parT in The leadership in The Girls' League buT we gladly leave her our many undesirable producTs ol Home Economics. To Mr. G-asTineau we leave iusT one fine group of dignified and quieT sTudy hall sTud- enTs, who have really gained The worihy TiTle of an honorable Senior. Thus we seal and sign our Senior will in hopes ThaT iT will alilord some enioymenl' To some one. The Senior Class of l938. l49l SENIOR PROPHECY When I was a sTudenT aT Calaveras Union High, My conducT There was such, 'Twas ThoughT by Those who knew me besT, I'd never amounT To much. And now in I978 My hair is Turning whiTe: And I can TruThTuIIy agree Their prophecy was righT My cIassmaTes dear, have forged ahead, And shown Their ample worThg BuT The only Thing I've ever done Is To wander abouT This earTh. I've Traveled here and I've Traveled There, And I've wandered up and clown: Till yesTerday by chance I blew Back in Those good old wesTern Towns. For TorTy years Their sTreeTs so Tair, Had been shuT Trom ouT my view: And I wondered iT I'd find Anyone There I knew. As I came over The Rocky Divide who should I see siTTing all alone in a Look OuT STaTion aT The Top oT one oT The SawTooTh MounTains buT KenneTh SmiTh looking Through his Telescope Tor Cora Jones who aT ThaT minuTe was in Hollywood playing a dramaTic parT in Romeo and JuIieT. As I conrinued on To WashingTon I saw Glen You- mans and James Gurney supervising The consTrucTion oT Coulee Dam which seemed To have been delayed Tor several years. Passing Through Yakama Valley, Carl Sisson was picking some oT Those delicious WashingTon apples. My nexT sTop was aT a very neaT sTreamIined service sTaTion in The Redwoods which Generose Dever and AnneTTe Munoz were operaTing, AnneTTe did The adverTising and Generose was The business manager. My I978 sTreamlined auTomobiIe broughT me To SacramenTo in a very Tew hours. In SacramenTo William Freeman was judge presiding over The courT where Mary Jane McSorIey was using her mosT coqueTTish manners To impress Judge Freeman ThaT he should employ no penalTy againsT Louis PinoTTi Tor breaking The law of speeding. Leroy Sinclair and Gaylord WhiTe were iusT preparing Tor a hurried Trip To Washing- Ton, D. C. as SenaTors Trom CaliTornia. Cyril Gomes was proprieTor oT a very Tash- I49I ionable beauTy salon. Mable McNamara and Alice PorTeous were kindergarTen Teachers and you should have seen Those girls make The IiTTIe ToTs behave. And now as I came inTo San Andreas I aT once noTed a huge sign wiTh Winkler and Company wriTTen on iT. A new deparTmenT had been added The Baby DeparTmenT and Cyril Winkler seemed very proud To be in charge oT iT. STanIey Winkler Took a minor inTeresT in The sTore buT his new posiTion as ediTor oT The Calaveras ProspecT occupied his Time. Marie Leidecker and Ruby Gurney were Tashion ediTors Tor The Vogue Magazine. I was inTormed ThaT Virginia Vassar was Traveling saleswoman Tor YardIey's imporTed Trom England. Tommy Taylor had Taken over Mr. LoeTTIer's posiTion as prin- cipal of The Calaveras High School Tor over TorTy long years. As I came in Principal Taylor was reprimanding The TooTbaII Team Tor diTching school To waTch The Tuolumne vs. lone game. His secreTary Loris Vernon was enTerTaining Jack LangTord in The oTTice when oTher duTies were calling. Jack had jusT come down Trom The ArcTic Region where he had been discovering new TacTs abouT science. I had heard ThaT June Bonham was happily married To The PresidenT of The Progressive Club in San Andreas. As I walked inTo KeIIy's There sTood Lorraine Zwinge sTilI jerking sodas . Journeying To Mokelumne Hill I learned ThaT MargareT Mondani had charge oT The UnderTaking Parlors. Coleman Rader owned a large Dude Ranch in This viciniTy. LesTer Walker was his chief cook. Frank Pozar was his main cowpuncher, winning several TirsT places in rodeos. Reaching my desTinaTion, San Francisco, I heard oT The sTupendous orches- Tra leader whose Tunes were sweeping The counTry, Frank Hamby. His blues singer DoroThy Carr was giving a modern impression oT Veni, Veni, Veni. Also I learned ThaT Helen Schuyler was The owner of an exclusive dress shop in Hollywood, buT she had her weekly Trips To visiT The old flame Mid Jasper. Marjorie Bunce was one oT her popular models. RoberT Sapp was announcing over his own San Francisco STaTion. On one of his programs were scheduled The CaIaveras YodeIers, Pauline Haddix, Marion Fields, and Marjorie Messenger. VisiTing my Alma MaTer, UniversiTy oT Cali- Tornia, who should I see buT Guy Ekwall who was a very dignified profesor of LaTin and he really did a Tine job of making Those sTudenTs undersTand The imporTance of The LaTin language. And now, I, BeTTy Jane Scheave Who again am abouT To leave Thee: Will say good-bye, old pals so True Those happy days I've spenT wiTh you. May God keep you and always bless Thy IoTs of glowing happiness. l50I SENIOR HORORCOPE Name Alias Chalier Frank Pozer .,................. Frank Buck ...,.... Mariorie Messenger .... Margie ......... Louis PinoHi ..............,.. Roos+er .............. Coleman Rader ............ Dick ....,... .. Roberi' Sapp .........,......, Bob ....,..., ,. Belly Jane Scheave .... Helen Schuyler .,,,......... .Befs ......,.. ......... Bugs .,.... .. ....... .. Carl Sisson .........,..w,.,.,., Carl ...,.... .. Kennelh Smiih ...,.......,,, Kenny .,.,...,.., Tom Taylor ................,,,.. Tommy ..,,,,......... Virginia Vassar ............. Giny .....,. .. Loris Vernon ,..,.,....,..,... Shoriy ..,,,.,.......... Gaylord Whire ............. Cyril Winkler ..............., Glenn Youmans. .......,.. Lorraine Zwinge......... Leroy Sinclair ..........,.,,. Pauline Haddix ............ Lesier Walker .....,.......,, L June Bonham ............,... Dororhy Carr ,.............,, Generose Dever ,.,,.,... Guy Ekwall ..,..... .Axle Grease ..., .Youma ns ............. Arne ...,.... ,........ .Le roy ....,..,.... .Paula ...... ...Y.... .June .,.. .. .Doi ....,.... ..,..... Geny .,.....,,... Ekwall .....,...... ,.... Gaylord ..,.......... ..You're nor so wise.... GS ...... -....... . Oh Yeah! ,....,,.... Well! ,...,,..... Hey! .....,...... ........ Noficable Feafure .. Perils figure ....... ......... Hearfy laugh........,... Always Seen ,......Evading every one Wilh Ruby or Glenn Driving breadwagon Big Bully! ............................. Big muscles ......,.. ......... W ilh Ruih Carlton Lisren here you li+'rle- ...... Carefree walk ............,.,... Af lhe microphone O Gollywags! .........,....,...... Curly hair ..,............ . smiling O Shucks! ,..... .........., G enerous mouih ........,..... Driving Mid's car O Boy! ,.,..,,. ,.,. .........., D i mples ......,......,.. ,,,....... W ith books under arm Wha+'s if fo you? .......,......, Wavy hair ....... .......... W ifh Cora Hello +here! ........................ Deep voice ...,,.... ......... G effing info rrouble O for heavens sake! ........... Freckles .......,,.,. ........., l n a hurry Cui if our. now .....,............. Pug nose ,..... .......... M r. Husband's room Yeah! ..,.............,.,.,..,,..,........ Oh Heck! ,............. .......,.,. O Shucks! ,..,...,.........A.......... Blonde hair ...... Oh don'+ gel me rough ,.... Dimples ......,,,,,..... l don'+ wanna ...............,. Achons ...,....,,....... . ........ Greecuan nose ........ ......... shop . .,....., Teasing fhe girls .Snapping fingers Arguing .......Wi+h Cookie Mischevious eyes ..,......... Wiih Reva .Working Algebra Nurs! .,..........,.. ,,..,,. B road smile ..........,,... O bugs! ,.,,,.......,,., ....... M arfha Raye moufh ....... Giggling Oh. l don'+ know ,......,......... Bashful eyes ................,.... Laughing Oh! ...........,,,........... ...,.,,..,. Ah go on ..,,c,. .......Nose.........,... Tallness .......,, .......,. .Wiih Fra nkie .......Discussing school Problems Marion Fields ,,,4,.,,,,,.,,,, Mamie ,.,..,.....,.,. Hello! ,....,.... ,.,..,.... S nappy walk ,.,.... ......... S fudying William Freeman ,c,,.,,,,4 Wig .,............,...,, Lisien .......,.........,,... ........... G enerous-sized ears ........ Flirfing Cyril Games ,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, Grandma ........... Don'+ you know! ....... ....... M arcelled hair ....A............ T alking 'ro girls James Gurney ,,,,,,.,,.,..,, Jimmy ....,........... Ha! l-la! ................. ....,.. L ong nose ....,...... ......... A sleep Ruby Gurney ,,,,,,AA,,,,,,c, Rube ....,., ,,,,..,. O for gosh sakes ,.,.. ....., P each complexion ........, .Wifh Mariorie Francis Hamby ,,.,.,,,,,,,, Frank ..,..,............. l+'s 'lerrible ,........... ....,.. M oulh ...........,...... ...A..... W ith saxophone Cara Janes ,44,,cr,,,,,.,,,,,,, Tora ,,,...c. ...,.,.. O gracious me ,,...... ,,.,... D reamy eyes .......,........,... Flirfing Jack Langfgrd ,44,,,,,,,,A,,, Jake ,..,.,,,........,... You 'lhink so uh! .,......,........ Pigeon-'foe walk ,..,.,....,.... With Helen Marie Leidecker ,,,4,,,,.,.. Rie Rie .......,,...... O gee ....,. ..,.... ........ L o vely 'reefh ....... .....,.,.. D rawing Mable McNamara ..... Mable ,....... ........ .O gosh ....,,.. Mary Jane McSorley..Mare ..............,.. . Margarei Mondani ,..... Annerfe Munoz ............ Alice Porleous ..,......,.., Sianley Winkler .......,,.. Mariorie Bunce ...,.,,,. .Marg ............ .Tony ....... ........ .Alice ...,............... O. K. .......,....,... . .Whuslle .,............ .Mari .,...,. ........ .O Elmer ..............,. ....... Who's lhal man ...,.. ....... .O Yeah ................. ....... .Fuss Around ......,... .... Shui your moulh .....,.......... l5'l .......Blue eyes................... ...Blonde wavy hair...,. alk ................... ......... Blushing ........ ..,...... Dark eyes ..,..,...... ......... Natural curls ...... ....,.... .Wi+h Elsie Looking for Billy .By a hall window .ln fhe office .......ln ihe cafeferia .On The sfreeis of San Andreas .Blonde hair ......... ......... T alkinq 'ro Guy SCHOOL Auq 30-School Opened Se T 9-Admission Day -Freshman lnilialion -Girls' League Lunch- SOD. -Mr. Jones Conslilu- lion Address -Assernloylrnan M a y o Addressed U. S. His- Tory -G. A. A, Organizes -Senior Class Meeling -Columbus Day Pro- gram -Summerville vs. C. U. H. S. Foolball -Slrull Piclures Talren -Senior Card Parly -Armislice Day -Brel Harle vs. C. U, H. S. Football -Girls' League Back- wards Dance -L. Leonard Addresses U. S. l-lislory -Thanksgiving Vacafion -Senior Pidures Talcen -Foofball Banque? -Girls' League Clwrisl- mas Parfy Dance CALENDAR I6-Brel Harle vs. C. U. H. S. Baslcelball 20-Skull Slalf Pie Sale 2l-Girls' League Clwrisf- rnas Play 22--Chrislrnas Pla y F o r Progressive Club 3l-Clwrislrnas Vacalion 3-School Opened 7-G. A. A. Movie Slnow IO-Healrli Program ll-Senior Play Casl An- nounced I4-Brel Harle vs. C. U. H. S, Baslrelball Ql-Summerville vs. C. U. H. S. Baslcelball 26-Girls' League Arna- leur Hour 27-Slcull Slall Carcl Parly 28-Sonora vs. C. U. H. S. Baslrelball 4--Brel l-larle vs. C. U. H. S. Baslcefball II-Lincoln Program l4-Girls' League Valen- 'rine Parly I8-Sonora vs. C. U. H. S. Baslcelball 22-Waslwinglon Day Pro- gram 23-Sonora B's vs. C. U. H. S. Bls Baslcelball 25-G. A. A. Barn Dance Mar. Apr. I4 22 23 25 28 29 SCHOOL 4--Senior Play Meal 'rhe Duchess -Calaveras vs. Surfer Creek Baseball. I5-Freshman Assembly Program. I6-Mr. Armslrong Ad- dress Assembly. -Calaveras vs. Brel l-larfe Baseball. -Calaveras vs. Gal? Track. -G. A. A. Aihleric Night -Football and Baskef- ball boys awarded school afhlelic Ieliers. -Calaveras vs. Sonora Baseball. l-Calaveras vs. Brel Harte Baseball. 2-Older Girls' Confe r- ence al Richardson Springs. 4-Helen Nicholls wins Public Speaking Con- lesr on Wha+ Ameri- can Cilizenship Means +o Me in lhe C. U. H. S. 6-Heald's Business Col- lege celebra+es Dia- mond Jubilee. CALENDAR 7-Brel' Harle Sfudeni wins fhe Public speak- ing confesf in Cala- veras Counlry. Apr. 8-Sophomore-Junior Play May June Growing Pains . 8-Calaveras vs. Sonora Baseball. 9-Track Meef af Davis. ll-I7--Easier Vacaiion. 29-School Circus. 6-Senior Ball. 7-Mofher Lode Track Meer af Brel Harfe. 7-Girls' Play Day gf Jackson High School, 7-Rehearsal for fhe An- nual Music Fesfival af Sfockion. I4-Senior-Junior Picnic, 20-Senior Banquet 2I-Annual Music Fesfival ai Sonora. 25-Senior Difch Day. 27--Junior Prom. 28-Mofher Lode Tennis Finals al Suffer Creek. 3-School Ends. 3-Commencernenf Exercises. Rizalilo Abanlo, . ,, Vicloria Bongiovanni Hazel Gouzenne , ,, Elmer Fuchs., ,,, Tom Geary ,Y,, ,, Helen Hagquisl . Elda Harrison . Edward Herlzig Milfon Jasper., ,.,. Myrlle Josephsen, , Carl Josephsen ,, , Maudadele Ludden Carrol Love , ,, Chesler Knulila , Tom Love ., .. Eveline Markwood .,,. Raymond Meyer, ., ,, , Slanley Maginnis Mabel Pellengill, ,, ,, .. Aaron Morse,,,, ,, Jack Murphy aa., ,,,, Gwenola Renlz , , , Joe Oueirolo, , Keilh Sinclair, Alberla Seeman ,. Maude Shira Louis Verser,, Roberl Winkler Erle Winkler Palricia Zierdl, Frank Apichino ,, Virginia Carr, ,, Cledilh De Will, ,, Eslher Fuchs., , Velma George, ,.... .. Frances Genochio, Elizabelh Gurney ,,,,, , Tennessee Hayes . Leonard Howell. ,. ALUMNI I935 Universily ol California, , , Providence School ol Nursing,, . Mrs.Ted Seeman, .. ,, , Working ,,,,,,,,, , .. . Wells Fargo Bank , Al' Home , , Working ,, Al Home ,,,, ,, Working ,,,,, , A+ Home ,Trucking,,, A+ Home, Al Home ,,,,, , Working, , Slandard Oil Co. Mrs. F. Harris, , , Working ,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,, ,, U. S. Navy ,,,,.,.,,,, ,,,,,, , .Slale Personnel Board... , Working ,,,, ,, ,,,,,, . . Slanlord Universily ,,,,,,,, Mrs. Norman Beebee, Working., , ,, ,, , Al Home,,,, ,, Humphrey's School of Business Working ,, , ,, , Al Home ,, , Winkler Slore Universily ol California Junior College . I936 Working, ,,,,,, ,,,, , ., A+ Home, ,,,,,,,,,,, .. .. College ol Commerce , Al Home, , ,, ,, ,, Working... . , , Fashion Arls School, ,, . ,Working .,, ,, ,,,,, , . Al Home, ,, ., ,, Dredging ,,,,,,, l 54 l Berkeley Oakland Railroad Flal Railroad Flal San Francisco Modeslo Oakland San Andreas San Andreas Mounlain Ranch Mounlain Ranch Chico Jackson Melones Mine Jackson Murphys Millon San Diego Sacramenfo I Sheep Ranch Palo Alfo Mokelumne Hill Slocklon Jenny Lind Slocklon Marysville Valley Springs San Andreas ,Berkeley Sacramenlo Valley Springs Mounlain Ranch Slocklon Railroad Flal Slocklon San Francisco Jenny Lind Burson Grass Valley I 936 lCon+inuedl I936 Wilma Hun'r ,,,,,...w,, ....,... M rs. Cord Moller .v,.. .......... V alley Springs William Johnson ..,,i4.. ....,.... A f Home A.......... San Andreas Sranley Land ,,,,,,,,4, ..,..... W orking ......... Camp Arnold Helen Lombardi ,,,,,,,, ,,A,,,.A. A f Home ..,,,o,, Mokelumne Hill Marion Laraway ,,...,...,aa ,r,..,... W orking ....,...,..,. Sfockfon Jacqueline McFall ,,,.,,,,. ,........ M rs. E. Taylor .7,.... .,........ R ailroad Flaf Jean McNaugh+en .,,.,,.. ,,,,,.., M rs. E. Wisfer ,A.A,,,a.. , ....,,.... San Andreas Cloycl Menlzer ,....,eY,. ........ U . S. Navy ............ w..,... S an Diego Harry Morris ,,.,.,,,,, ,,.,...., U niversify of California ..aA,,..e.,,....,.. Berkeley Norman Phillips ....,..,. ........ P . 6. 81 E .........,.,.......a,........ .......... E lecfra Roberf Phillips ,..,,s.. ...,.... C ollege of The Pacific .Y,e, Sfockfon Jack Picard ....c.,c, Lawrence Pliler ..,,,,. Volney Rader ...... Floris Reinking ....,... Elsie Sandoz ,..,....... Donald Rousey ...i... Iris Shira ..............,.., Bonnie Skinner ,...,... Marguerife Towle ,,w...,V, c.,,c,... William Sowden ,,.,. Carlin Treaf ........,.v Violef Trengove ,,.,,c Ramona Winkler ,......, ....Yc.., Helen Warren ,..,.,.. Keillor Winsor, ....., . John Dawson .,,,,, Leona Esmond ..rc,,r, Camanche Dredging Co .,,,..,,.,,.,.,.. Camanche Red 8: Whife Sfore ....i.... Valley Springs P. G. 81 E .,........7,...Y,c...i,., Tiger Creek College of 'rhe Pacific .cc...,., .. Sfockfon Al' Home ..,,..,.,,....,,...... c,,.Y..... R ailroad Flaf A+ Home .,..i,c.,,......... Y...,,,, M f. Ranch Mrs. I. Torrari .......,.,...,..,. .,........ J ackson College of 'lhe Pacific ..... Sfockfon U. S. Navy ........Y,.,.......,....,........ Universify of Sanfa Clara ....7,,v. A+ Home ..........,.Y..,,,..,..,........... Safeway Srore .....,..,,,,.,,,,,... .. I937 Af Home ..........,...........,,. W College of 'rhe Pacific ......... ., Couniy Treasurer's Office .,.a.,c, Sfockfon Humphrey's School of Business ,..,.,. s,,,.,.San Diego Sa nfa Clara San Andreas Af Home ,..,.,............................,,,.,... ,s,,,,.San Andreas Jenny Lind San Andreas Burson Sfockfon Jack Geary .,,,,.,,.... ......... P olyfechnic Eng. School ,,..,,,.,,, .Oakland Julianne Hayes .Y...,,... .....Y.. S ec. C. U. H. S ..,.,...,....,..... .. San Andreas Velma Holman ...,,A,,,,, ,.cc,... W orking ,.,,,,...,,,,............... W Wallace Agnes Huberfy ........., .,,.,..,. J unior College ....,............V.,. ,.c,.,,.. S acramenfo Aloha Hunf ,.............,, ..,...,.. U niversify of California ...,.,...,,,,.,,... Berkeley Francis Kenf .,...........,. ,..,.c ......... C a laveras Cemenf Co ........ .. San Andreas Frances McNamara .......... ,.,.,... M rs. Mysfrom ,.....,....,..,... ..,,,..,,, P aloma Willard Dawson ....,.....,,. ..,,,,.. A f Home ...........,....c,..,. .. Burson Marion Feldman ....,,.,,,., ..,.,.... W orking ..,....,,,...,........V.,Y.,.,. ,,,....... L odi Florence Genochio .,..... ..c,,..., S fafe Teachers' College ,.,,c,,,,.,..,,.,. San Francisco Joe Herfzig ............... .,.,,Y... W orking ........,..,V.......,,...,.,Y., .,....,... S an Andreas Amy Howell ..,.,.. Donald Joy .,...,... A+ Home ,,...,....................... .. Sfafe Teachers' College ....,.,.,,, l55l Bu rson ' ,,.,,.,San Francisco ALUMNI or mv iconmeay Olive Lloyd... , ,,.... Mrs. Moffiff .,,A,A.A, Sanfa Rosa Jack Meyer... ...Working ..Y7,.. Jenny Lind Guilda Pinoffi, ,, ,, Af Home ,...,,.,,, San Andreas James Radford .. ,Y,,,, Af Home ....,.,Y,,,,,,,, Los Angeles Rose Seeman .v,,V,.w ,se, Af Home ......,,.,..,,s,.,,vs., Molcelumne Hill Mildred Serra .,,.. ,...,,,.Kelly's Drug S'rore.,.,,,, San Andreas June Snyder, , , , ,,,,,, Sfanford Universify ,,,, , ,, ...Palo Alfo Muriel Towlen. s, ,,,ss,.. Beaufy Academy ,7,,,,s . , ...Sfoclcfon Bob Wolfe ,,.,,,,. ,,Y,,,,, A f Home ...,., . ,,,, , , . ,,,.Railroad Fla? Louie Moffo Ros... ,,,, ..,,., , ,Af Home .....,, Burson Beffy Picard .,,,a,,, ,,,s,,,V A 'r Home ......ss , Camanche Virginia Ross... , , ,..,,,,. A+ Home ...... . , Sfoclcfon Adeline Seppi, ,.,sw.,. A+ Home ...,...,a .,,,,, , Valley Springs William Sinclair., .,A,,,,s Af Home ,.,.v,,.,a.,,, YY,,,, , , Jenny Lind Yvonne Squellafi ,,,,,, , w,,,, Sfanford Universify .....,w Palo Alfo Mary Wardell Y.,,, ,.,., A + Home ..s...A.,.,,, ,.,,L, W esf Poinf Doris Wolfe ,,LY, ,. ,,.,,.,,Mrs. Mark Davis,.,.,,,, Railroad Flaf FIFTEENTH ANNUAL OLDER GIRLS' CONFERENCE Safurday and Sunday, April 2 and 3, seven girls from fhe high school affendecl The Older Girls' conference af Richardson Springs. The girls, Doris Murphy, Hazel Gregorini, Clara Belle Herfzig, Lorraine Zwinge, Beffy Jane Scheave, Cora Jones, and Mary Jane McSorley, were accompanied by Miss Peferson and Mrs. Murphy, as leader and chaperon. The group fhoroughly enjoyed fhe week-end, which was spenf affencling luncheons, sessions, dinners, discussions, and places of recreafion. The guesf speaker for fhe conference was Mrs. Mary Blair Wallace, a consulfanf on human relafions. She cenfered her falks around fhe four maior feafures of a girls life-sociefy, work, leisure, and love. Mrs. Wallace proved an inferesfing and sfimu- lafing lecfurer fo fhe leaders as well as fhe high school girls. The 'rheme of fhe conference fhis year was Progress , and various girls spoke on, Progress or Change , Sfreamline , Inven+ories , and The Sfrafosphereu. Richardson Springs is a beaufiful resorl' sifuafed in fhe hills of Buffe Counfy, near Chico and is nofed for ifs sulphur springs. The conference was ferminafed wifh a candle-lighf ceremony in which one girl from each school parficipafed. Hazel Gregorini rperesenfed Calaveras High School and affer lighfing her small candle for fhe large one, she announced Thaf she was bringing back +he flame of making ourselves and ofhers more wor+h while in our homes, schools and communifiesf' i561 F 'N SPONSOR PAGE JACKSON CREAMERY AND ICE CO. Jackson Phone 2l F. E. WINKLER, GENERAL MERCHANDISE San Andreas Phone I3W GEORGE A. STEWART AND SON San Andreas Phone 59 TREAT'S STORE San Andreas Phone I5 HILLYARD CHEMICAL COMPANY S+. Louis Missour CALAVERAS CEMENT COMPANY San Andreas Phone IIO D. FRICOT Angels Camp California KELLY'S DRUG STORE San Andreas Phone I00 CENTRAL BANK OF CALAVERAS San Andreas Phone 35 FORTY NINE CLUB CAFE San Andreas Phone 78 HICKINBOTHAM BROS.. LTD. S+ocIr+on Phone 5600 :SH SPONSOR PAGE STRABLE HARDWOOD CO., OAKLAND Taylor Eslale, Railroad Flal Pioneer Garage, Valley Springs Progressive Club, San Andreas Pacific Box Corp., Valley Springs Golden S+a+e Grocery, San Andreas Pliler and Lillie Slore, Valley Springs Dorolhy Robie Trew, all 'forms of lnsur- ance, Nofary Public, Jenny Lind C. C. S+age Grocery, Burson Mrs. J. A. Trea+, all forms of Insurance, San Andreas, Phone 43 Angel Pereira, Campo Seco Ted's Cafe, Camanche Claude Smilh, Supervisor, Wesl' Poinl Florence M. Sauve, Molcelumne Hill Balxer's Cafe, Valley Springs Wallace Garage, Roy Seeberg Doris Treal, San Andreas San Andreas Coffee Shop Jesse M. Mayo, Angels Camp George F. Snyder, San Andreas Howard's Service S+a+ion, Railroad Flal' Dr. Edward Mar+in, San Andreas Dr. E. W. Hill, San Andreas John Lamonica, Frui+s and Vegefables Joe W. Zwinge, San Andreas John Squellali, San Andreas Clover Club, San Andreas William Nuner, San Andreas J. A. Smilh, San Andreas Camanche Sfore, F. D. Genochio Valley Springs Garage Pe+e's Cafe, Valley Springs Safeway S+ores, Inc., San Andreas Vic Solari Inn, Linden J. F. Tower, Supervisor, Salf Spring Valley E. S. Jasper, San Andreas Sheepranch Meal Marlce+ Gold Pan Mercanlile Co., Wesf Poinl' Carl's Meal' Marl:e+, Railroad Fla+ Anna Squellafi, Paloma Valley Springs Barber Shop Peler L. Snyder, San Andreas San Andreas Shoe Shop Jinger's, San Andreas Charles P. Snyder, San Andreas Frasier Barber Shop, San Andreas Dr. Lloyd E. Peferson, San Andreas Dr. Ru+h Mar+in, San Andreas Core's Service Srafion, San Andreas San Andreas Beaufy Shop Bee Radio Service, San Andreas Virgil Airola, San Andreas Charles Schwoerer, San Andreas Oliver Wyllie, San Andreas John Gardella, Molrelumne Hill The Oasis, L. Lorrang, Wes+ Poinl' General Merchandise, A. G. Swilhenbank, Wesl' Poinl' General Merchandise, Hayden Srephens, Sheep Ranch Charles M. McFall Service Sfa+ion, San Andreas Jos. H. Huber+y, AHorney-a+-Law, San Andreas James P. Gurney, Cons'I'able, Valley Springs Thomas J. Sears, Jusfice of 'lhe Peace, Railroad Fla'I' McNaugh'l'en Barber Shop, San Andreas William O'Connell, Juslice of lhe Peace, San Andreas CHARTERED l85I The Oldest and New- est Chartered Colleges in California invite you 'ro participate in the advantages of a liberal education. . . WE WELCOME YOU TO STOCKTON The College of the Pacific and . . . 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