Escalon Union High School - El Escalon Yearbook (Escalon, CA)

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s .Q-ss ass .XA 1 ' BACK HOW, left to right: B. Paulong, D. Reichert, G. Blixt, V. Bruce, D. McLaughlin, G. Russell, B. Weigart. H. Martin. C. Wilson. R. Goeken. I. Stone, L. Hutchinson, D. Pedro, M. Ott. THIRD ROW: Z. Ledbatter, M. I. Morrill, N. Stockton, R. Kromann. C. Strand, D. Eliason, P. Bender, D. Weichert, B. Nelson, I. Wallace, D. Palmer, D. Shackleton, 0. Green, G. Wallace, R. Ezekiel. SECOND ROW: Miss Tonge. N. Pappas, M. Ikemuru. G. Agostini, D. McCoy. T. Twedt, M. Azevedo, R. Altamircmo, L, Marshall, 1, Rivers, M. Sprinkmun, H. Adams, A. Tune, V. Furinelli. V. Mergers, Mr. Rivers. FRONT BOW: D. Pieni, A. Marshall, R. Young, I. Hamada. B. Murkin, I. Boyd, M. Bowers, R. Barnes, S. Hatcher, D. Faixxington, L. Birchler, B. Allison, I. Sparkmun. D. Bookwcxlter, D. Agostini. JUNIV R CLASS This year has been very outstanding for the junior class, even though we could not sponsor as many activities and dances as we had wished. But I know that everyone has enjoyed themselves under the leadership of Darlene Palmer, our first madarn president, with Iohn Wallace as vice-president, Dorothy Reichert. secretaryg and Pat Bender, treasurer. We are proud to have Carol Strand to represent our class on the C.S.F. Our outstanding athletes were Tino Farinelli, Richard Altamirano, and lack Hamada, who have capably demonstrated their school spirit in the line of sports. During the year we sponsored two dances and a skating party at Modesto which were very successful. With the help of Mr. Lutz, we produced the junior play The Skeleton Walks, and We wish to thank him very much for its success. We also honored the seniors by giving them a banquet on May 7, and a dance on May 21, which we hope the seniors will never forget. We can look back to this year and say that We had a lot of fun, and our class wishes to thank our jolly advisors, Miss Tonge and Mr. Bishop, for their cooperation. 1. V

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-iv'1 f.- .-'r' 'P-Ufrvq? ' f f fri- , .-J, .,-.,,, . ,-.z'm,, . 4... T... ,J v-fx., l. Betty Lou Alloway: 2. Pen-yann Azevedo: 3. Aileen Beeler: 4. Bill Blackmore: 5. Leon Butler: 6. Corinne Coleman: 7. Hose Dugo: 8. I.. D. Edwards: 9. Kathryn Iohnson: 10. Wayne King: 11. Gordon Mortensen: 12. Marlene Mortensen: 13. Betty Oliver: 14. Frances Ott: 15. Valarie Peterson: 16. Norman Quistini: 17. Mary Lou Reid: 18. Archie Roberson: 19. Marilyn Rydquist: 20. Bill Sparkrnan: 21. Gail Speh: 22. Alice Vilen: V 23. Carrie Anna Vincent. I5

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. 9 Q Q -, -I 1 R N X fe F BACK HOW, left to right: B. White, E. Bonde, A. Iohnson, M. Ballance, R. Mynear. I. Iones, L. Daniels. B. Thompson, D. Olive. A. Gillespie, B. Gurrola, R. Watson. T. Rarnpoldi, I. Reichert. R. Pitch, K. Koch. FOURTH ROW: N. Srnallwood. I. Burgess, M. Bevard, C. Uthe, G. Reid, W. Sharp, B. Eliason, O. Dobson, I-I. Burton, L. Skelton, L. Caudle, C. Fowler, D. Ford, I. Faulonq, T. Tsuchimoto. THIRD HOW: B. Huntley, C. Nelson. I. Iorgensen, L. Stockton, M. Traqer. D. Marshall, W. Bradiute, D. Derickson, B. A. Good, R. Byrd. V. King, T. Pinheiro. l. Tune. I. Lial, O. Iohnston, G. Coley. SECOND ROW: V. Hodges, M. L. Ambrose, C. Pcrlisi. H. Gibson. I. Fouich. N. Twedt, P. Skiles, B. Knox, L. Mynear, C. Van Wyk. Marvin Iohnson, L. Light. C. Beverstock. I. Rydquist, G. Crice, D. Ringo. FRONT ROW: T. Silveira, G. Allwein, B. Hill, D. Mueller, I. Bondetti, R. Marshall. R. Heard. H. Grabow, I. Reeves, G. Montoya, Myron Johnson, I. Kee, 0. Peterson, W. Robertson, I. Carvalho, I. Dugo, K. Kite. Sf Pi-IOMORE CLASS Wielding the gavel this year at our sophomore meetings was Tony Pinheiro, who was assisted by Otto Peterson, vice-presidentg Betty Anne Good, secretaryg and Myron lohnson, treasurer. Representing us in the brains department were lean Faulong, Bonnie lean Thompson and Myron Iohnson. The sophomores have done their bit in producing boys who have been out- standing in sports. Among these are Otto Peterson, Tony Pinheiro, Marvin lohnson, Bruce Eliason, Ioe Lial, lohn Carvalho, and Louie Daniels. One of our outstanding class activities was the sponsoring of a dance after the basketball game with Hughson, to which Hughson was invited. There was ct huge crowd, so big in fact that we couldn't all get into Room 6 at once, but everyone enjoyed himself in spite of the mob. I know that we have our class advisors, Miss Cady and Mr. McGuire, to thank for the excellent year we have had. lt was through their hard Work and interest in us, that we have enjoyed a wonderful time as sophomores of '47 and '48.