Dixon High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Dixon, CA)

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1. P Ghcznticleer The 29th of January as midnight 'drew near, Seniors and faculty at the station did appear, Cisco-bound, with laughter and cheerg You can tell they had fun from the pictures her

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. we stopped talking to listen to the or- chestra plsy Cnarlie Witt's latest composi- jifQ5jN tion. He recently completed the score for A ight' Bernice Hnnnagan's current musical comedy. ' dig Bernice is making quite a hit on the N. Y. 1 QQ? stage-and soon will go to Hollywood to make .44.4lrl3s4....J1nLla movie. Genevieve Johnson just danced by A ..-A. with Willie Dutra. ,Genevieve is still quite ,gh ,ffl ff the flirt. She is living in Winters now, Q ffj ,QQQ ff ,I having finished taking a domestic science Sita f' 1 course at Davis. Willie is a gentleman i?J ' ' X farmer. He owns a large farm out near 5-3 Putah creek. Merriel Hissey is still dic- ' U5T?KLi1ZiWi?E3I34FsiU'f'M' tating to Coach Mitchell as his private sec- retary, and doing a nice job of it so I've heard. Dean Dunnicliff's famous orchestra has gut just finished an engagement at the famous St. Moritz Room of the Ritz-Astoria Hotel in N. Q2:: g lfdqzqff Y. owned by Gordon Marvin. Dean had kindly Wit consented to play for the dance. Louie Hughes Nha sang several of the blues songs she has helped f to make famous. She told me that Bank Cagle Q was a veterinarian and had quite a business in 3, Dixon. Florence Anderson is a dieticion in f ' The Sutter Hospital in Sacramento. She said that she often eats her lunch at Simpy Simp- son's hamburger joint. He is still busy in- jf? venting useful i'?J appliances. His latest is an electric window washer. Q 1 Pearl Stahl is president of the Allied Steel Co. of L. A. and is a very successful business we an. Barbara McIntyre is C1 director of the Child!-en's Rec- J , S V in Ki reation Grounds at Golden Gate , ,Wind , SQQP Si. P ' ' QA Park and Margaret Soares is one of our local cosmetologists. 'sq wasnt Margaret Jane Carpenter is s eel-'EB es + I E u 1 A Deputy or the Order of the nerr TQ . ,... clouds' I 4q,,, 2 r I 4. I -' -.: -:..u.n-il-f use Q41-.e in the ,qt J...--M ..J....H.b 41'-1 1 ' State or ,eu , jregeffjfg e e - ' cenfer- ,gt-.i4..f'1f'f' ' A .. Hin' She A Q' .2 ,,,, ,,,,,,f' ' tours the ' state in- stituting chapters in the various towns. At'the pres- , ent time she is busy organizing one in Batavia.. Ethel Bnigh has recently been selected as the All-American waitress, and is leaving tomorrow for dl? 5 ' -,-E7 4 0 E YI H U the National Convention of Waitresses at'New York. 1 James Seyman is still writing receipts as National ,ufffffn mey,,,-7:3i.r.,... Treasurer of the Bank of Canada. 'N w' . I w.'mMTT?v-:'h:4f'z': 'r-mm. .L-'iJPi 9f z Qfzczntrcleer

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JUN MDR CLA SS CLASS orrrcmas ' x 'President ---- - James Hartley , Vice-President. - - Kenneth Greene Secretary - - - - - Mary Rosa Treasurer - - - - - - - Annie Aye Class Representative - Whitney Grady Adviser - - - - Mrs. Humphrey lst Row 2nd Row 5rd Row Arthur Moore Leona Humphrey Kenneth Greene James Brown Edgar Riehl Boyd Fountain Tom Hess James Hartley Raymond Duyore Doris Lund Rose Bartok Anastacia Popov Annie Aye Dorothy Smith Gail McKenzie Virginia Almeida Stanton Shuman Viola Swan Delfina Stolp Mary Rosa Cleo Hissey Elwood Thomsen George Smith Roy Dan Callaghan Jack Phillips Frank Weber Gerald Cowden Whitney Grady Marshall Dart Lloyd Halliwell Oscar Dannenburg Russell Cecil Robert Limpach Qha11tz'cleer,-N,,, 'Nr :-