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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1950 volume:

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Last year our pool was built: this year new classrooms were added. Next summer new dressing rooms and show- ers will be provided for the gymnasium and the swimming pool, facilities which you, who are members of the Class of l95O, will miss, but which future students will enjoy to the utmost. Such is the price of progress. Your children will have more and better oppor- tunities than you, and their children in turn. Be thankful that your opportunities are as good as they are and strive to make future opportunities better for those who follow you. In such progress is true happiness. TRUSTEES' LEFT TO RIGHT: Ralph Eliason, l-'red Barber. Freeman Reid, George von Gluhn. Wllber Morrill. Harold Whitlock. The year ot l949-1950 has been a very busy year tor our capable trustees. The new classrooms were completed and are now in use. The auditorium was reseated and now accommodates more people much more comfortably. The Wood Shop was reroofed and a 54-passenger bus was purchased. The board is now working on plans tor shower and locker rooms tor both the boys and girls, which are to be built on the west side ot the gymnasium. They are also considering the purchase ot 20 acres ot land adjoining our present school property. We, the students ot Escalon Union High School, wish to thank you for your time and effort to make our school a better school. Members of the present Board of Trustees are: Mr. Wilbur G. Morrill, clerk: Mr. Fred Barber, Mr. Ralph T. Eliason, Mr. Freeman W. Reid, and Mr. George T. von Glahn. .vjl XMITACUL r rtft I A A J I 'tok I. MRS. AZEVEDO Girls' P.E. English I MRS. GALE General Mathematics Special MR. LEVIN English II, III MR. SKILES Driver Training Auto Shop I, II, III MISS CHRISTENSEN School Secretary MR. ENGEL Social Science Boys' P.E. MR. HELMLING Woodshop I, II Mechanical Drawing General Shop I, II Crafts MR. LUTZ Orchestra Band Senior Problems Glee MR. TODD Ag. I, II, III, IV Project MISS HOIMYR School Secretary MRS. FEE English I, II Library MR. KEANEY U. S. History Latin I, II Boys' P.E. MISS MANHA Algebra I, II Trigonometry Geometry General Mathematics MISS TONGE Project Home Economics I, II, III Art MR. WHITLOCK Principal MR. FERDINANDSEN Social Science Boys' P.E. MISS KOETITZ Bookkeeping Typing I, II, III Stenography I MISS REPETTO Public Speaking I, II Civics Spanish I, II, III MR. WIESER Physics Biology General Science General Mathematics MHS-1 OUR TEACHERS AT REST. Bus Dmvnns r I W LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Palmer, Mr. Skiles, Mr. Cohcxqan, Mr. Helmlinq. X- 4 BUS DRIVERS and CUSTODIANS Our high school days will always be full ot fond remembrances, and l am sure that none of us will ever forget that our bus drivers and custodians have added a lot to our happy memories. Not only did We have fun While on the buses to and from school, but our trips to all ot our games were wonderful. Our thanks go to Perley Skiles, driver oi the Burwood bus, Ralph Cohagan, driver of the Van Allen bus, Herman Palmer, driver ot the Farmington bus, and to Albert Helmling, driver of the River bus. These very depenable custodians, who have kept our school and school grounds looking so nice in spite ot the fact that most of us acted like pigs instead of humans, have our deep appreciation and thanks. 8th graders. Waiting. Dixie. Gettin' your education? It ain't hay. lust Gene. Lovers? 13. Dah. Dixie again? 14. You'1l make ii. Studious. huh? 15. What a view. Wow! 16. Troubles? Look out below. Whafs so funny? F' f4 I' ...LAQX ax I i X fr, A-C, - V V: V r' maxi. L r s I -'xii is 'fi-.-.Jig Ff?gxi'13?fgf'f57'. f ,4Wf?f1 'Q' 1 ' ' ' ae .-uuvf - lf' xi-xf V . , ' ' 51.4 N, 'tx' . I' 1 ' , A --- Q5 , ' ' -.. , 4 , , E '-tn. ' . X , V ' - - - 1 l 'ss' H. .:.. s,-,, , f ' N h ' ' N' HU , -MA V 1 i. 3-.. 1 w Ae 1 , . 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This year Tony Pinheiro again had the honor of being elected president, with Bob Garcia as vice-president, Almeda Molles, secretary and Angelo Blanco, treasurer. During our junior year we presented a play, Take Your Medicine, under the direction of Mrs. Bartells and Mr. Lutz. We also honored the senior class by putting on the junior-Senior Banquet and junior-Senior Prom. In our fourth and last year at Escalon High, the senior play, Believe lt Or Not, was presented by the senior class. We also had lots of fun on our ditch day, snow party, and being honored at the junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. We were represented on the C.S.l:'. by Myron johnson, june Iorgensen, Ioyce Reichert, Bonnie Thcmpson, Pat Skiles, lean Faulong, Marian Ballance and Claire Fowler. The senior class also has done its part in producing outstanding athletes such as Angelo Blanco, Fred Coop, Tommy Rampoldi, Otto Peterson, David Derickson, Marvin johnson, Iohnnie Kee, johnny Carvalho and Tony Pinherio. During our senior year Mr. Lutz and Mrs. Fee were wonderful as our advisors. Looking back over our four years at Escalon High, we shall always have a fond place in our hearts for the friends we have made and the memorable times we all enjoyed. To some of us these four years have gone by much too fast! ALTAMIRANO. VERA Four years E.U.H.S.7 Pins Typing 50 words, 47 Num- eral l, Block E 4, Star 47 Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Base- ball l, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball l, 2, 3, 47 Tumbling 4. BARKER. MARYLOU Four years E,U.l'l.S,7 F.I-LA. 47 Copa De Oro 4. BIANCHET. PHILAMINA Four years E.U.H.S.j Class Treas. 37 Numeral 27 Block E 37 Music E 37 Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 47 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. BALLANCE. MARIAN Four years E.U.H.S.7 Girls' League Repr. 47 Copa De Oro Vice-Pres. 37 Hi-Booster l, 2, 3, 47 El Escalon l, 2, 3, 47 Take Your Medicine 37 Numeral 17 Music E 2. BARTON. HUGH Four years E.U,H.S.i Stu- dent Body Assembly Mgr. 47 Forensic Club Treas. 2, Sec. 47 Red Cross Pres. 37 Hi-Booster 2, 3, 47 El Esca- lon 3, 47 Yell Leader 37 Typing Pins 50, 60 Words 27 Band Pin 17 Take Your Medicine 37 Believe lt Or Not 47 Football 2. BLAN CO, ANGELO Two years E.U.H.S.: Class Treas. 47 Block E 37 Base- ball 3, 47 Football 3, 47 Track 3, 4. L I J ,S BONDE. EULA MAE Four years E.U.H.S.7 Bas- ketball 2, 47 Baseball 3. BURGESS, IIM Four years E.U.H.S.7 Green- hand 17 Chapter Farmer 2, 3, 47 Basketball 17 Foot- ball 2. C VALHO, IOI-IN our years E.U.H,S.7 Block E Vice-Pres. Greenhand 17 Chapter Farmer 3, 47 Block E 37 Star 47 Basket- ball l, 27 Football l, 2, 3. BRADFUTE. WILMA Four years E.U.H.S.7 F.H.A. Reporter 47 Student Council 47 Numeral 27 Block E 37 Basketball l, 2, 3, 47 Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3, 4. NBYRD. RAYMOND Four years E.U.H.S.7 Red Cross l, 2, 3, 47 Take Your Medicine 7 Football 37 Be- lieve It Or Not. CAUDLE, LA MOYNE Four years E.U.H.S.7 F.F.A. l, 27 Greenhand 1, ELIASON, BRUCE FAULONG, IEAN .4 Four years E.U.H.S.5 El Escalon 45 Student Council 45 C.S.F. 45 Believe It Or Not 45 Block E 35 Music E 35 Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3. FITCH, RONALD Four years E.U.H.S.5 Bas- ketball l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2: Football 35 Tumbling 4. GARCIA. BOB One year E.U.H.S.5 Class Vice-Pres. 45 Block E 45 Baseball 45 Football 45 Track 3, 45 Believe It Or Not 4. COLEY, GAROLD Four years E.U.H.S.5 Take Your Medicine 35 Believe It Or Not 45 Basketball l. DAHLIN. MARLENE Two years E.U.H.S.5 Pins Typing 60 words 4. DOBSON. OPAL Three years E,U.H.S.5 Pins Typing 40 words 3. COOP. FREDERICK One year E.U,H.S.5 Block E 45 Basketball 45 Base- ball 45 Football 45 Track 4. DERICKSON. DAVID Four years E.U,H.S.5 Green- hand Pin 15 Block E 45 Music E 35 Basketball 35 Football 2, 3, 45 Believe lt Or Not 4. DUGO. IOE Pour years E.U.H.S.5 Hi- f Booster 45 Typing Pin 40 words 2. Four years E.U.H.S.5 Hi- Booster Class Editor 15 Girls' Leaque Sec. 4: C.S.F. Treas. 1, Sec. 25 Forensic Club Reporter 45 Hi-Booster l, 2, 3, 45 El Escalon 1, 2, 3, 45 C.S.F. 1, 2, 45 Typing Pin 40 words 25 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 45 Num- eral l5 Block E 45 Take Your Medicine 35 Believe It Or Not 4. FOWLER, CLAIRE Pour years E.U.H.S.5 El Escalon 2, 3, 45 Hi-Booster Reporter 2, 3, Editor 45 Copa De Oro Secretary 35 Forensic Club Secretary 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Red Cross Senior Representative 4, Vice-Pres. 4: Student Coun- cil 4: Typing Pin 50 words 25 Numeral 35 Block 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 45 Base- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Tumbling 45 Take Your Medicine 35 Believe It Or Not 4. GILLESPIE. ALMA Three years E.U.H.S. JOHNSON. ALBERT Four years E.U.l-I.S.: F.P.A. Reporter 3, 4, Pins Green- hand 1, Chapter Farmer 2, 3, 4, Block E 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, Track, 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, MYRON Four years E.U.H.S., Class Vice-Pres. 1, Class Treas. 2, 1-Ii-Booster Co-Sport Ed. 4, Block E Sec.-Treas. 3, C.S.F. Pin Custodian 2, Forensic Club Vice-Pres. 3, Latin Club Pres. 4, Red Cross Pres. 4, El Escalon 4, C.S.F. l, 2, 4, Student Coun- il 4, Pins Typing 40, 50 words 2, Sport Manager 1, 2, Block E l: Star 2, Take Your Medicine 3. IORGENSEN. IUNE Four years E.U.H.S., Stu- dent Body Sec. 4, El Esca- lon Business Manager 4, Treble Clef Sec. 3: Hi- Booster 1, 2, 3, 4, El Esca- lon l, 2, 3, 4: C.S.F. 3, 4: Student Council 4: Pins Typing 40, 50, 60 words 2, 3, Band 2, Numeral 1, Block E 3, Star 4, Music E 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 2, 4, Take Your Medicine 3, Believe It Or Not 4. GOOD. BI-ITTYANN Four years E.U.H.S., Class Sec. 1, G.A.A, Treas. 4, Pins Typing 50 words 4, Numeral 1, Block E 4, Star 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 4. GUIIHOLA. WILLIAM Four years E.,U.H.S. HODGES. VELMA Four years E.U.I-I.S., Pin Typing 40 words 2: Num- eral l, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Volley- ball l, 2, 3, 4. IOHNSON. MARVIN Four years E.U.I-LS.: Class Pres. 3, Student Body Pres. 4, El Escalon 4, Hi-Booster Co-Sport Ed. 4, Student Council 3, 4: 1310014 E 3: Star 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Take Your Medicine 3: Believe It Or Not 4. IONES. IONA Four years E.U.H.S. KEE. IOI-IN Four years E.U.H.S., Class Yell Leader 4, Pins Green- hand 1, Block E 3: Star 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball 1, Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Tumbling 1. GRABOW. I-IERMAN Four years E.U.H.S., F.F.A. Pres., Student Council 4, Pins Greenhand 1, Chapter Farmer 2, 3, 4, Block E 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 1, 3, 4, Track 2. HEARD. ROLAND Two and one-halt years E.U.H.S. HUNTLEY, BONNIE Four years E.U.l-l.S., El Escalon 3, 4, Hi-Booster 3, 4, Pins Band 2, Numeral l, Block E 3, Star 4, Music E 2, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 4, Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 2, 4, Take Your Medicine 3, Believe It Or Not 4. KNOX. BERTHA Four years E.U.H.S., Pins Typinq 40 words 2, Num- eral 1, Basketball l, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4. MARSHALL, DAVID Four years E.U.H.S., Stu- dent Body Treas. 4: Treble Clei VicefPres. 4, Forensic Club Pres. 3, l-li-Booster 4: El Escalon 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Block E 3, Music E 37 Track 2, 3, 4, Take Your Medicine 3. MILLER. BEULRH Two years E.U.H.S.: Hi- Booster 4: C.S.F. 4: Pins Typing 55 words, Short- hand 100 words, Basketball Timekeeper 4: Volleyball Referee 4, Take Your Medicine 3. LIGHT. LOUISE Four years E.U.H.S., El Escalon Rep. 4, H1-Booster Tech. Mgr. 4, Rep. 3, Girls' League Rep. 2, Pins Typing 40, 50, 60 words 2, 3, Band 2, Numeral 2, Block E 3, Music E Z: Basketball l, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Vol- leyball 1, 2, 3, 4: Tumbling 2, 4: Take Your Medicine Prompter 3: Believe It Or Not Prompter 4. MARSHALL. RONALD Four years E.U.H.S., Pins Chapter Farmer 1, Z, 3, 4. MOLLES. ALMEDA Two years E.U.1-LS., Class Sec. 4, El Escalon Rep. 4, Hi-Booster Rep. 3, 4, G.A,A. Pres. 4, Student Council 4, Numeral 3, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Volleyball 3, 4, Tumbling 4, Take Your Medicine Prop. Mar. 3, Believe It Or Not 4. v PETERSON. OTTO PINHEIRO. TONY Four years E.U.H.S., Class Vice-Pres. 2, Class Yell Leader 4, Block E 2, Star 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4: Football 3: Track 2, 4, Believe It Or Not 4. RAMPOLDI, TOM Four years E.U.l-LS, Four years E.U.l-LS., Class Treas. 1, Class Pres. 2, 4, El Escalon Rep. 4, F.F.A. Sec. 3, Student Council 2, 4, Pins Greenhand 1, Chap- ter Farmer 2, Block E 2, Star 4, Basketball l, 2, Baseball l, 2, Football 2, 3, Track l, 2. REICHERT, IOYCE Three years and three months E.U.H.S.: Yell Leader 3, El Escalon Rep. 3, 4, Hi-Booster Asst. Ed. 3: Reporter 2, Feature Ed. 4, G,A.A. Basketball Mgr. 4, C.S.F. Pin Custodian Z, Pres. 3: Copa De Ora Sec. 2, Forensic Club Pres. 4, Latin Club Sec. 4, Ren. ot C.A.S.C. 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4, Pins Typing 40, 50 2, Numeral 1, Block E 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Vol- leyball 2, 3, 4, Tumbling 4, Take Your Medicine 3, Believe It Or Not 4. REID. GEORGE ROBERSTSON. WILBER Four years E.U.H,S.: Pins Greenhand l, Chapter Farmer 2, 3, 4. Four years E.U.H.S. Track. RYDQUIST, IANICE Four years E.U.H.S. El Escalon Ed. 4, Asst. Ed. 37 Hi-Booster Rep. 1, 2, 3, 47 Girls' League Treas. 47 G.A.A. Vice-Pres. 37 Stu- dent Council 47 Pins Typing 40, 50 words 47 Band 37 Numeral 27 Block E 37 Star 47 Music E 47 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 47 Tumbling 47 Take Your Medicine 37 Believe It Or Not 4. STOCKTON, LAURENCE Three and one-halt years E.U.H.S. THOMPSON. BONNIE JEAN Four years E.U.H.S.7 Girls' League Rep. 17 C.S.F. Sec. Rep. 1, 27 Copa De Ora Rep. 37 Forensic Club Pres. 27 Hi-Booster 1, 2, 3, 47 El Escalon l, 2, 3, 47 C.S.F. 1, 2, 47 Student Council 37 Pins Typing 40, 50 words 27 Numeral 17 Basketball 1, 27 Baseball 1, 27 Volleyball 1, 27 Believe It Or Not 4. SKILES. PATSY Four years E.U.H.S. Girls' League Vice-Pres, 47 Copa De Ora Pres. 37 Red Cross Rep. 47 Hi-Booster 2, 3, 47 El Escalon 3, 47 C.S.F. 47 Student Council 3, 47 Pins Band 27 Numeral 17 Block E 47 Music E 37 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 47 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 47 Tennis 47 Volleyball 1, 2. 3, 4: Tumbling 47 Take Your Medicine 37 Believe lt Or Not Prop. Mgr. 4. TEIXEIRA, ALBEHTINA Three years E.U.H.S.7 Num- eral 47 Basketball 1, 2, 37 Baseball 2, 3, 47 Volleyball , ,4- TOKINOBU. KATHHYN Two and one-half years E.U.H.S.: Basketball 2, 3, 47 gaieball 2, 3, 47 Volleyball TRAGER, MARY IEAN Four years E.U.H.S.7 Girls' League Rep. 37 G.A.A. Sec. 47 1-li-Booster 3, 47 El Esca- lon 3, 47 Pins Typinq 40 words 17 Numeral 17 Block E 27 Star 3, 47 Music E 37 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 47 Volley- ball l, 2, 3, 47 Tumbling 47 Take Your Medicine 3: Believe It Or Not 4. VAN WYK, CLARA Four years E.U.H.S.7 Hi- Booster 47 Pins Typinq 50 words 47 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 47 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 47 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4. UTI-IE. CLARENCE Four years E.U.l-l.S.7 F.15'.A. Sentinel 37 F,E..l-X. Vice- Pres. 47 Pins Greenhand 17 Chapter Farmer 27 Block E 37 Football 2, 3, 47 Track 3, 4. WORSLEY, IEHRY One year E.U.H.S.7 Pins Greenhand 47 Chapter Farmer 4. June Iorgensen Almeda Molles Garold Coley Vera Aliamirano Bonnie Thompson Claire Fowler Kathryn Tokincbu Bill Gurolla Albertina Teixeira Bonnie Huntley Clarence Uihe Ioyce Reichert Marvin Johnson Pat Slciles Tony Pinheiro Louise Light Ianice Rydquisi Oh! Look! lust resting. Soph gals. Poor post. I see you. Click! Freshies! Shame on Siudious. Time out! Roy and h Pretty horse. . Sisiers. Three gals. Dead, I hope. . Don't you dare' . I'm boss! . Thufs the way io iran! em . Another rest period , Y. ..-H . v- Smile everyone. 7. Lel's go! Some gals. Do tell! Nice pole. Mutt 'n Jell. Smile. Lucky! Yell Leaders. How boring! ll. Senior gals. 12. Wow! A A . Look at those legs. . Get set, Go! . Whu!'s so interesting? . I want some, loo. . Ready? . Tense momen!! Our band. Freshman gals. Everyone smile Oh, no, don't! Snow party. TOP ROW, left to right: A. Eliason. D. Mueller, I. Adams, N. Negley, D. Goeken, D. Ritchey, C. Ledbetter, E. Azevedo. G. Adams, B. Ellis. THIRD ROW: Miss Manhd, M. Hutchinson. R. Gallaty. I. Gurrola, D. Abernathy, H. Krebs, B. Cabral, R. Puccetti, H. Sadler, R. Huntley. SECOND ROW: H. Fuhlendorf, I. Gon- zales, M. Middleton, M. Carvalho, M. Iohnson, W. Butler, D. Skiles, C. Egg- ingk, P. Kay. I. Neher. BOTTOM ROW: F. Birch- ler, T. Boyd, I. lanes. K. Reid, I.. Iohnson, N. Hack- ett, P. Lindman, G. Sharp, I. Huckaby. TOP ROW, leit to right: E. Koch, H. Pope. I. Bar- ton, R. Willis, F. Sherman, I. Best, D. Baumback, R. KnePP. B. Helton. THIRD ROW: M. Bowers. R. Se- hert, N. Harris. M. Mar- shall, M. Richmuth, A. Dole, B. Terry. B. Stotts, V. Betti. SECOND ROW: Miss Tonge. E. Iohnson. M. Boyd, M. Iohnson, B. Venturella, S. Iohnson, E. Polhemus. E. Cauble. D. Walker. BOTTOM ROW: D. Braddock. I. Chalk, L. Rampoldi, R. Kecrrsley, R. Sciaroni, G. Prater, A. Knox, E. Hehner, A. Price. JUNIOR CLASS Looking in on the lunior Class meetings this year we found Raymond Scia- roni presiding, Miriam lohnson as vice-president, Elizabeth Terry taking the seat ot secretary and Bill Cabral as treasurer. The intellects who earned membership tor themselves in the C.S.l:'. were Mary Boyd, Helen Krebs, Mary Middleton, Iames lones, Norbert Hackett and Ierry Barton. The juniors are also bursting with pride over all their swell athletes represent- ing them in all sports. Namely, they are, Harold Pope, Bonald Knepp, Bill Cabral, Leroy Rampoldi, Gerald Prater, Ray Sciaroni, Norbert Hackett, Ierry Barton and Richard Kearsley. ln March the lunior Class presented their long-awaited play, a comedy en- titled Act Your Age, which was an outstanding success. The traditional lunior-Senior Prom was held in May in the beautifully deco- rated gymnasium, and the lunior'Senior Banauet was also held in May. The lunior Class was tops under the heading of student activities this year, and we owe many thanks to Miss Manha and Miss Tonge, our class advisors, who were always so patient while helping us in all our undertakings. SOPHOMORE CLASS Again the sophomores were in the majority. Yes, this year, as last, there were more sophomores enrolled in Eski Hi than any other class. Keeping our class meetings in order was done by our capable president, Mike Iohnson. Helping him were: Maurice Breshears, viceepresidenty Odette Kimberling, secretaryp Edwin Periera, treasurer: Lois Garcia was our yell leader and Velma Cullum assistant assembly manager. Those who did the sophomores proud and made the C.S.F. were: Mary Bay- miller, Pauline Blixt, Sammy Firch, Mikevlohnson, Leroy Light, Ernest Marshall, Rudy Perez, Peggy Tomlinson and Gene von Glahn. Sophomores contributed several good athletes to the teams and they did a swell job. Outstanding ones were: Manual Lial, Maurice Breshears, Richard Berdion and Frank Fiori. ln March we had a wonderful time on a hayride and weinie roast. All ot us Went and We'll remember all the fun We had tor a long time. Many thanks tor the help and interest our advisors, Mr. Keaney and Mr. Levin, have shown in us. TOP ROW, left to right: B. Price, G. Morando. K. Sparlrman, I. Bowers, R. Hamada, R. Trager. R. Berdion, B. Bales, A. Dixon, W. Hutchinson. F. Milton, R. Langum. THIRD HOW: Mr. Kearney, M. Breashears. B. Kee, C. Barnes, L. Powers, M. Lial, L. Brumley, T. Price, I. Decker, L. Bonde, R. Khan, R. Crow, D. Han- ney. SECOND ROW: I.. Guzmee. D. Adams, R. Swanson, D. Blixt, R. Fat- tich, E. Wallace, C. Ladd. O. Kimberling, L. Quis- tini, L. Garcia, I. Silva, B. McCoy, E. Iohnson. BOT- TOM ROW: C. Smith. D. dock, B. Bookwalter. M. Iohnson, I. Smallwood, B. Bradfute. D. Huffman, D. Eliason. I. Stone. TOP ROW, lett to right: Mr. Levin, M. Bengston, M. Williams, D. Palmer, M. Knight, E. Marshall, I.. Light. R. Bookwalter, S. Dutey, M. Duqo, G. Von Glahn, R. Gann. THIRD ROW: G. Iones, E. Van Wyk, I. Davis, P. Blixt, H. Derickson. D. Bruce. B. French, C. Pehl, M. Milligan, F. Milligan. I. Benge. SECOND HOW: M. McCoy, E. Abney. G. Wright, P. Tomlinson, M. Baymiller, E. Iames, I. Wilson, I. Haque. E. Young, V. Cullum, I. Leonard. BOTTOM ROW: D. McCandess. D. Wilson. D. Smith, F. Fiori, E. Pe- reira. T. Mortensen, I. En- nis, B. Wright, R. Perez. Cline. T. Mazzola, F. Brad- TOP ROW, left to right: N R. Hernandez, E. Flippo. G. Sharp, I. Viera. B. Iones. E. Xavier, E. Price, P. King. R. Knepp, S. Led- better. THIRD ROW: B. Ambrose, I. Poynor, L. Gallaty, D. Coop. G. Tres- sler, P. Uthe. D. Chancel- lor, N. Dickson, I. Ship- man, L. Knox. C. Edwards. SECOND ROW: D. Polhe- mus, I. Brubaker, V. Cop- per. R. Cole, N. Cavalieri. M. Tocco, C. Woirhaye, L. Vesia, I. Anderson, D. Silva, M. Mazzola, Miss Repetto. BOTTOM ROW: L. Iohnson, I. Hanlon. D. Silva, D. Briggs. L.Woods, S. Norbeck, I. Hanlon, B. Briqnolo. I.. Pouch, I. Knight, D. Fowler. TOP ROW, lei! to right: G. Stone. B. Kay. W. Iohn- son. H. Peterson, H. Wright. R. Adams, L. Shirry, D. MacDonald. W. Sanders, I. Rose. D. Beck- with. THIRD ROW: Mr. Ferdinansen, E. Cooper, A. Cassel, I. Roche, R. Knox, S. Fitzgerald, M. Sipma. V. Lichty, C. De- zort. E. Boyd. M. Fiori. D. Downer. SECOND ROW: C. Brickey, A. Olive, D. Viera, I. Zuniqa, T. Ama- dor. R. Schneider. G. Rus- sell, R. Schmit, C. Mc- Candless, V. Machado, L. Smith. BOTTOM ROW: I. Myner, I. Venturella, W. Blattler. C. Chalk. A. Ber- nal, I. Fowler. M. Kerner, O. Butler, I. Xavier, M. Dalander. FRESHMAN CLASS On September 20, i949 the Freshman Class met to elect oiticers. The results were: Margaret Tocco, president, Diane Silva, vice-president, Leola Knox, secre- tary, Odell Butler, treasurer: Marietta Mazzola, yell leader. We have five students from the Freshman Class on the C.S.F. They are: David Beckwith, Emmett Chalk, Carol Dezort, David Fowler and Steve Norbeck. We don't mean to brag about our athletes, but the freshman boys beat the junior boys in basketball. The girls beat the sophomore girls in basketball also. Our outstanding boys in sports are: Richard Schneider, Harold Peterson, Iimmy Rose, Odell Butler and Warren lohnson. We have our class advisors, Mr. Ferdinandsen and Miss Repetto to thank for our very successful year. Our Hero! Whui. u pose? 7 Three sfooges. Where's Iune? 9. Look oul! 6. The gcxng. . Working hard? 8. Ius! amaieurs. Four chicks. Show-offs. Our team. Cute dog. huh? Having trouble. HELP! Beautiful scenery. I I X ' I A CTIVl'I'IES if STUDENT BODY TOP ROW, left to right: David Marshall. Marvin Iohnson, Ronnie Knep. BOTTOM ROW: Marquis! Carvalho. Iune Iorqensen. Hugh anon. The Student Body finished a very progressive year under the able hand of our president, Marvin Iohnson, assisted by Bonnie Knepp, Vice-president, lune Jorgensen, secretary, David Marshall, treasurer, and Hugh Barton, assembly manager. Though the assemblies were few and far between, those that we did have were enjoyed by all. Most of the assemblies were presented by the different clubs of the school. Our school dances proved to be quite successful this year with the assistance of our popular school dance band. Noon dancing also proved to be something new with the addition of the juke box, lunch tables and the snack bar in the girls' gymnasium. Last but not least, we must not forget our vivacious yell leaders, Margaret Ann Carvalho and Wyvonee Butler, who did a swell iob of filling our students with pep. I. Rsicharl. STUDENT CCUNCIL The Student Council of the Associated Student Body of Escalon Union High School had a fruitful year under the able guidance of President Marvin Iohnson. The student council was very active this year, serving as operators of the snack bar. We purchased for the snack bar a juke box, refrigerator, popcorn machine and coke machine. Despite the fact that we bought all of this equipment, the snack bar showed a good margin of profit. Hugh Barton acted as general manager of the enterprise, with students Working under him. The student council acted as host to the Section lU, California Association of Student Councils winter conference in Ianuary. It was agreed by everyone that it was the best conference we had ever had. We also were highly honored by being asked to hold a discussion group at the C.A.S.C. convention in Santa Barbara, and were very instrumental in having our school become renowned in this organization. The members of the student council Wish to thank Mr. Whitlock, our compe- tent advisor, for making this year's student council a very potent function of our student government. it 1 Q X NN' . TOP RCW. lc!! to right: H. Sciuroni, M. Iohnson. B. Ellsinon. T. Plnhslfo. H. Gxabow H. 'Barium S. Fi:-cis. M. Iahnnon. W. Brudluia. D. Marshall. P. Skihx. Mr. Whitlock. BOTTOM ROW: A. Manu. I. Iorgunnn. I. Rydquist. M. Carvalho. C. Fowler, M. Toeco MAIOHETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Ladd, M. Williams, B. Stotls, I. Wilson, E. Iumes. YELL LEADERS Our yell leaders, Margaret Ann Carvalho, and Wyvcnee Butler surely deserve a lot of credit for their pep and enthusiasm at our games and pep rallies this year. Yes, kids, you really have done a good job in leading our school songs and yells at our games and assem- blies. We, the Student Body, would like to thank you tor your swell pep and hard work, MAIORETTES As tor our majorettes we really think they were something! The way they could strut to the music of our Band really looked swell out on the turtg they also looked tine while twirling and strutting tor other occah sions, such as Exchange Rallies and the Band Shows. The Student Body wishes to thank you girls: Barbara Stotts, Caroldean Ladd, Mary Williams, Io Alice Wil- son, and Eva Iames tor the swell jobs you have done. YELI. LEADERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret Carvalho, Wyvonee Butler. 3 I .. TOP ROW. left to right: B. james, I. Wilson, I. Fctulong, B. Thompson. M. Middleton. B Tocco, D. Silva. M. Ballance, P. Skilu. I. Reichert. D. Marshall, T. Pinheiro, B. Eliason Trcxgar. L. Light. V. Blackmore. H. Krebs. 1. Gonzales. D. Skilss. M. Ioggxson. EL ESCALCN The El Escalon has had a very hard Working and successful year under the editorship of Ianice Rydquist. Her Work has proven to be very Well done with her assistant editor, Margaret Carvalho, and Iune Iorgensen, business manager. The reporters that helped the staff along were: Vera Altamirano, Eva Iames, Claire Fowler, Mary Trager, Marian Ballance, Ioyce Reichert, Miriam Iohnson, Io Wilson, David Marshall, Hugh Barton, Ieon Faulong, Wyvonee Butler, Albert Iohnson, Virginia Betti, Al Molles, Bruce Eliason, Tony Pinheiro, Betty Good, Pauline Blixt, Duth Derickson, Bonnie Huntley, David Derickson, lean Gonzales, Ronnie Knepp, Bonnie Thompson, Louise Light, Dixie Skiles, Myron Iohnson, Marvin Iohnson, Harold Pope, Mary Middleton, Pat Skiles, Gene von Glahn and Virginia Blackmore. An annual contest Was sponsored to see who could sell the most annuals. The salesmen were: David Marshall, A1 Molles, Miriam Iohnson, Ronald Knepp, Lois Garcia, Richard Berdion, Margaret Tocco and Marlo Kerner. David Marshall was the winner, selling 64. A dance was sponsored together with the Hi-Booster staff, March Sl. This was very successful. All in all, we have had a very successful year, and We wish to thank Mr. Lutz, our advisor, tor his hard Work which he put into our El Escalon. -Huntley. M. Carvalho. C. Fowler, W. Butler, I.. Quisnni, Mr. Lutz. SECOND ROW: M. H. Barton. Myron Iohnson, Marv Iohnson. BOTTOM ROW: M. Muzzolu. I. Int risen, M: HI-BCOSTER Does the Hi-Booster come out this Week? When do we get the paper again? Say, did you see your name in the Hi-Booster? Well, I read it in the Hi-Booster. These are all common remarks to be heard on Eski I-li's campus, but how often do you hear someone saying something about the people behind the headlines-the statt. lt it Weren't tor them, the paper Wouldn't come out. At the head of the staff was Claire Fowler, editor. Her immediate staff consisted of Miriam Iohnson, assistant: Ioyce Reichert, feature editor: Myron and Marvin Iohnson, sports editors: Ioe Dugo, art editor: Peggy Tomlinson, circulation man- agerg Mary lean Trager, business manager, and Louise Light, technical manager. Miss Diana Koetitz and Mr. Henry Levin were advisors tor this year. Reporters were: Diane Silva, Margaret Tocco, Marietta Mazzola, Velma Cul- lum, Peggy Tomlinson, Elizabeth Terry, Mary Middleton, Margaret Ann Car- valho, Dixie Skiles, Virginia Blackmore, Hugh Barton, Bonnie lean Thompson, Wilma Bradiute, lean Faulong, Marian Ballance, Patsy Skiles, Bonnie Huntley. Members of the typing classes did the typing for the paper this year. They were: Ieanie Gonzales, Beulah Miller, Clara van Wyk, Betty Ann Good, Vera Altamarino, Iune Iorgenson, Barbara Stotts, Almeda Molles, Wvonee Butler, Alma Gillespie, Ianice Rydquist, Mary Trager, Virginia Betti, Velma Hodges and Elizabeth Terry. They did a very good job, especially in using the letter x to make the letters in headlines. The Hi-Booster sponsored a spring dance with the El Escalon staff. All in all it was a very good year tor the paper and the staff did a wonderful job of publishing it. I . -....-..-,f -. :..v...,..w.-. m. .muum-un. u. nuuuuy. au. uurvumo. vv. nuulr. L. yuxlunx 5. ik x 9 r w, kxmas. I. Wiaon. B. Stoits. SECOND ROW: Min Kootitz, I. Fowler. D. Silva. M. Truqn M: A fu I. Leonard, W. Bmdiuie, M. Ballcmeo, P. Skilas, I. Reichert, D. Marshall. H. Burton 5 LV W MYYOH Johnson. Marv Iohnson. Miriam Johnson. I. Bydquist, V. Bom. Mr. Lovin g BOTTOM ROW: M. Mnzzola. J. Iorqnnsan, I.. Lighi, V. Blackmore. H. tubs. I. Gansuln t D. Skxlas. B. Terry. I. Sxlvcr, L. Vnia. D. Eliason. TOP ROW, loft to right: S. Ledbattar. B. Ambrose. C. Edwards. M. Sipmu, E. Price, P Uthe. N. Dixon. I. Poynor. B. Terry. I. Rogue. L. Knox. SECOND ROW: Min Tonql. A Tsixiera. A. Gillespie, R. Millar. E. Inman. I.. Garcia. A. Molina. B. Venturella, S. lolmlon E. Poli-mmus. BOTTOM ROW: P. King. A. Canal. E. Van Wyll. R. Swanson. B. Stott: V. Befii. L, Quistini. D. Adams, W. Brqdfutg, F. H. . The Future Homemakers of America had another very successful year. In September, we had our first meeting to elect new officers. They were as follows: President, Wyvonee Butler, Vice-President, Laura Quistineg Secretary, Barbara Stotts, Treasurer, Virginia Betti, Reporter, Wilma Bradfuteg Scrapbook Writer, Delores Adams, and Parliamentarian, Lois Garcia. On October 22, Miss Tonge, Wilma Bradfute, Elizabeth Terry, and Beatrice Venturella, went to Asilomar for the F.H.A. convention. For enjoyment we had several parties. On November 5, we gave the F.F.A. boys a Box Social. Mr. Keaney was the auctioneer to raffle the boxes, and they sold like hotcakes. The girls of the F.H.!-X. didn't show their manners very well that night so we had to give the boys an Apology Party. It was held December 22, and was very successful. On Ianuary 20, we had our joint dance-with the Future Farmers and had a record crowd with Hughson students in aftgn ce as guests. We wish to thank Miss Tonge, our advisor, who 'elped us complete our memorable year in F.H.A. f. 4 1 - , ... ,-.,...-, . , . own, F. F. A. The Future Farmers of America have completed another successful year of educational and recreational activities. The chapter's motto, Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Learning to Live, Living to Serve, has been instrumental in the accomplishments of the high goals set by the members. In statewide activities, Escalon won state champion fat lamb and state cham- pionship in sheep showmanship. A member of Escalon's dairy judging team placed second in Holsteins and third in Guernseys at the state finals. A member of the Escalon chapter won the sectional public speaking contest and competed in the regional finals. Some of the outstanding trips taken by the chapter were the achievement trip to Catalina island, the trip to Carnp Lillard, the state final judging contest at Cal Poly, field day at Fresno, picnic day at Davis, field day at Lodi and a trip to Cali- fornia Polytechnic College for Poly Royal. For community improvement throughout the year the Escalon chapter planted 87 trees in the new park and constructed picnic tables for use there. Sand tables were constructed for the new grammar school. The boys also built several new pieces of athletic equipment for the high school. The officers for the past year have been Herman Grabow, presidentg Clarence Uthe, vice-president, Bill Helton, secretary, lim lones, treasurer, Alan Eliason, sentinel, and Albert Johnson, reporter. Mr. William Todd was our advisor. TOP ROW, lei! lo right: C. Beverstock, W. Blattler. R. Fuhlendorf. E. Pereixr-.. D. Braddock, D. Ritchey, E. Koch, N. Hackett, K. Reed, D. Vieira, I. Hanlon, B. Sanders, D. Briggs, I. Xaiver. THIRD ROW: C. Barnes, E. Marshall, R. Marshall, D. McCandless, C. Ledbelier, A. Dickson. C. McCandless. B. Kay. I. Burgess, I. Rose. I. Hanlon. SECOND ROW: R. Lanqum, L. Brumley, B. Bales, M. Iohnson, B. Bradlute. R. Berdion, I. Carvalho, T. Pxnhexro. G. Prater, Mr. Todd. FRONT ROW: A. Eliason, I. Jones, C. Uihe, H. Grabow, A. Iohnson, B. Helton .A.A. The G.A.A. started a successful year under the advisorship of Mrs. Clara Azevedo and the officers. They Were: President, Almeda Mollesg Vice-President, Wyvonee Butler: Secretary, Mary Tragerg Treasurer, Betty Goody Sports Man- ager, Ruth Dericksonp and Assistant Sports Manager, Margaret Carvalho. The first step that led to a successful year was the G.A.A. Dance: second was the Football Banquet, Which was made an annual affair: next, a Tumbling and Basketball Exhibition: fourth, a Playday inviting many neighboring schools, and last, the Aquacade, which was given toward the end of school. This year was cr very great and sporting one, let's hope that next year is just as good. TOP ROW. loft fo right: M. Carvalho. I. Fculonq, I. Raichsn. P. Skilss, M. Bcdlmnco B. Dorickaon. B. Vanta-alla. L. Light. SECOND BOW: Mn. Azcvado, C. Fewlor M Iolmlou. I. Gcnzulu. V. Altumimno, B. Good, B. Tony, I. Rydquisi. BOTTCM ROW: I Jorgensen. B. Huntley. M. Middleton, V. Haiti. W. Butler. M. Troqnr. BLCCK E This year the Block E was very ably headed by President Leroy Ram- poldi. The job of Secretary-Treasurer was handled by Richard Kearsley, Vice- President was Iohn Carvalho. The Block E bought films for the taking of motion pictures of our football games and showed them to the student body. The admission was ten cents which more than paid for the films. We also had booths for selling pop at the home games and this too showed a good profit. Out of these proceeds we bought the Bee basketball team new jerseys. March 3 we sponsored a dance after the Hilmar basketball game and April 22 We sponsored a magician whose show was held in the high school audi- torium and was thoroughly enjoyed. New members voted into the Block E after football season were: David Derickson, Clarence Uthe, Frank Sherman and Frank Fiori. Stars were awarded to Ronald Knepp and Gerald Prater. Coach Engel, as usual was our advisor, and as usual he was a great con- tributing factor to our success in 1950. Pops. TOP ROW. Init to right: 0. Peterson. D. Marshall, M. Lial, A. Blanco. T. Rumpoldx B Cabx-al. B. Eliason, I. Carvalho. Myron lohnson. Mr. Engel. BOTTOM HOW: W Robertson, R. Kcanlsy. G. Prater. R. Knapp. Marv Iohnson. T. Pinhsiro. D. Palmer H. TOP ROW, lah to right: Mrs. Azovedo. M. Ballunce. P. Blixt. L. Knox, I. Rydquisi, Miss Repetto. BOTTOM ROW: P. Skiles, I. Yuulonq, M. A. Carvalho, W. Butler. I-I. Krebs, R. Derickson. GIRLS' LEAGUE The Girls' League had a very active year under advisorship of Miss Repetto and Mrs. Azevedo. The officers for the year were: Margaret Ann Carvalho, presi- dent, Pat Skiles, vice-president, jean Faulong, secretary: Janice Rydquist, treas- urer, Wyvonee Butler, reporter, Ruth Derickson, scrapbook writer, and Virginia Blackmore, corresponding secretary. During football season the Girls' League made pompons and sold them. Another Way of making money was by having cake sales. With the G.A.A. we sponsored the first school dance. Since the dance was during the football season, each class sponsored a candidate to run for football queen. They were: Margaret Tocco, freshman: Lois Garcia, sophomore, Miriam johnson, juniorp Claire Fowler, senior. The senior candidate, Claire Fowler, was elected queen. A Girls' League Convention was held in Lindsay, November 5, l949. Two girls represening Escalon were Almeda Molles and Margaret Carvalho. Miss Repetto chaperoned the girls, with Mr. Whitlock as chauffeur. April l5 and l6 a Girls' Leadership Conference at the Old Hearst Ranch in Pleasanton was represented by Margaret Carvalho and Mary Middleton. This year instead of having the annual Mother-Daughter Tea, we sponsored a banquet at which our mothers were our guests. This banquet was well attended and enjoyed by everyone attending. We wish to thank Miss Repetto and Mrs. Azevedo for all the efforts they made to make this year so enjoyable. C. S. F. This year the C.S.F., Chapter ZZOC, had a new advisor, Miss Vivian Manha. The officers of the club for the fall semester were the majority of the members. They were as follows: Sammy Firch, presidentp Gene von Glahn, vice-president: Pauline Blixt, secretaryg Ierry Barton, treasurerp Peggy Tomlinson, pin custodian. During that semester the club had a scavanger hunt and invited the Spanish Club, Copa de Ora, to participate. Last year the point system was revised and the subjects were put into two lists, the Academic and the Skill. The student has to make 6 points or 2 A's in the academic list, and the other required 4 points in the skills list. This made it harder to become a C.S.F. member, but that made no difference because the group expanded until there were 30 members. The president was Patsy Skiles, the vice-president Myron Iohnson, the secretary Ierry Barton, the treasurer Iean Faulong, the pin custodian Michael Iohnson and the student council representa- tive Norbert Hackett. . The organization put on an assembly and a few of the members attended the district meetings which were held in Manteca, Livingston, and a swimming party at Ripon. TOP ROW, left to right: I. Dugo, M. Iohnson. M. Iohnson, P. Blixt. I. Reichert, B. Thompson. M. Boyd. N- Bucket. I. Barton. E- Mflrshull. P. Skiles, M. Ballance. SECOND ROW: Miss Mcmhcx. I. Iorqensen, G. von Gluhn, P. Tomlinson, M. Baymiller, C. Fowler, H. Krebs, B. Miller, M. Milligan, I. Foulonq. C. Dezort. BOTTOM ROW: S. Norbeck. L. Light. D. Beckwith. R. Perez, S. Firch. E. Chalk. I. Iones, D. Fowler. TOP ROW. left to right: Mr. Lutz. B. McCoy. L. Gallaty. M. Dahlin. S. Fitzgerald. E. Johnson. L. Bonde R. Kahn, E. Bonds, M. Traqer. M. Tocco. B. Huntlev, V. Aliamirano. B. Good. G. von Glahn. L. Vesia. D: Hanney. SECOND ROW: G. Wrighl, M. Williams. V. Lilchey, M. Iohnson, M. Ballance. M. Mazzola. I. Neher, H. Marshall. M. Reichmuth, P. Bianchel. I.. Garcia, I. Gonzales, M. Middleton. I. Hogue, B. Jones, D. Silva M. I-'iori, T. Price. BOTTOM HOW: D. Bruce. E. Iohnson. G. Reid. R. I-Iuntly. R. Adams. I. Burqes, F. Braddock: R. Byrd. B. Eliason, L. Caudel. M. Baymiller. P. Tomlinson. MIXED CHORUS This year for the first time the Glee Club met as a mixed group and the mem- bers received full academic credit for the course. The musical progress of the group steadily improved as the year Went on and by May our Glee Club could hold its own with any in Central California. Not many public performances were given, but those that were made a deep impression on the audiences, especially the rendition of the Lord's Prayer and The Lost Chord. Chenille emblems designating membership in Glee were received by stu- dents receiving a B grade or over for a semester. Mr. Lutz, as usual, wore out his voice, hair and patience trying to make our Glee Club a success, and this year his efforts were not in vain. TREBLE CLEF The Treble Clef, composed of Iuniors and Seniors in their third year of instrumental music, had little to do the first part of the year. However, after Easter Vacation, the organization shifted into high and went to work. Their main proj- ect was the production of the Band Shows and devising means of raising money for the new band uniforms. Officers for the year were Bruce Eliason President, David Derickson Vice President, Miriam lohnson Secretary and Dixie Skiles Treasurer. Mr. Lutz is sponsor of the club. Next year the Treble Clet has resolved to raise enough money for 50 band uni- forms and to build music in our school to heights never before attained. T wif inf 'roP ROW.laitt fight: Mi-. L n.n.u u .n. sri .L. 1: m.n.x-1 u , .n 4 ' 1. BOTTOM ROW:oB. Eliason, lohnsdx: W Burien? Iorqgmsen. Mfnfrcggeg. P? 52521. 4 .1 7 . . My V4 my f 3 .. . Q fu .mfr by ' Mm, ' Q this TOP ROW, left to right: G. Sharp, D. Derickson, M. Lial, I. Davis, D. Bruce, L. Light, B. I-Iunily, P. Bianchel, M. Balance, Mr. Luiz. BOTTOM ROW: B. Eliason, R. Derickson, D. Blixt, I.. Bonds, E. Bonds, D. Palmer, R. Kahn, M. Fiori, E. Xavier, H. Krebs, D. Downer. ORCHESTRA This year the Orchestra has shown considerable improvement, mainly due to the addition of more stringed instruments. We now have eight violinists and three cellists in the string section, which makes the group sound more like a true orchestra than our old instrumental choir. As usual the Orchestra added materially to the success of such school func- tions as the play, baccalaureate and graduation, and each performance received many favorable comments. It is unfortunate that the Orchestra isn't heard by more Escalon people be- cause it is the most polished of our musical groups and Well Worth hearing. Maybe next year will bring more opportunities for our excellent orchestral music to be heard and appreciated by more people. BAND Under the capable direction of Mr. Lutz, the band was very successful in all it did this year. It started off with football season and marched at all the home games and at the ones away as well. The performance which the band put on Armistice day was very much welcomed by the people of the town. Later in the year the band shows were presented in other schools, and for the Escalon public for the purpose of raising funds for new uniforms. All band mem- bers worked very diligently to make the show a financial success. The band also helped very materially to make the F.F.A. fair a success. The organization is growing very fast in size as well as musical aptitude, and is fast becoming one of the best units in the valley. TOP ROW, left to right: M. Kerner, G. Sharp. H. Pope, P. Skiles, I. Fowler, I. Chalk, I. Ennis, M. Breshears, B. Huntly, V. Cullum, D. Eliason. SECOND ROW: H. Huntly, D. Derickson, B. Eliason, D. Skiles, I.. Light, L- Quisiini. W. Butler, I. Rydquist, I.. Light, I. Davis, D. Bruce. BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Lutz, B. Gibson, E. Wallace, I. Shipman, P. Blixt, M. Traqer, I. Iorqensen, R. Derickson, M. Bengston, E. Iohnson, M. Iohnson. I. Wilson. if JVM TOP ROW, leit to right: Miss Munha, M. Middleton, I. Rydquist, H. Krebs. V. Blackmore, A. Molles, B. I. Thompson, M. Ballcmce, P. Skiles. BOTTOM ROW: C. Fowler, I. Reichert, D. Eliason, H. Bax-ion. M. Iohnson, D. Fowler, I. Leonard. V. Cullum. JUNIOR RED CROSS The Iunior Red Cross has been very progressive this year under the manage- ment of Myron Iohnson, president, and his assisting officers, Claire Fowler, vice- presidentg Mary Middleton, secretaryp H. Krebs, treasurer, Pat Skiles, reporter. Two enrollment drives were held in November and in the spring. The first drive brought the school a 100 per cent enrollment. The second drive was to collect the dues for the year. A benefit dance was given at Christmas and the proceeds went to buy gifts. Enough money was made to buy 27 nice Christmas gifts and some candy. A cake sale was also held which was very profitable. We owe a lot to Miss Manha, our advisor, who helped us make this year a success. FORENSIC CLUB The Forensic Club, which is composed of students of Escalon High School who have taken public speaking and are exceptionally interested in speech and debating, has just completed a good year. Those who served as officers were: Ioyce Reichert, president, Claire Fowler, vice-president: Hugh Barton, secretary, Leonard Eliason, treasurer. An assembly, a cake sale and a dance were among the activities recorded during the year. Debating teams composed of loyce Reichert and Myron lohnson and Hugh Barton and David Marshall represented Escalon High throughout the year in debates held at San Francisco, Oakland, Modesto, Stockton, Ripon and Merced. During the Oakland tournament Hugh Barton was honored by receiving a certificate for outstanding extemporaneous speaking. Hugh also Won the Lions' club speech contest and represented Escalon at Tracy, also winning' there. The efforts put forth by Miss Iulliette Repetto, as advisor, were greatly appre- ciated by the group. 'gf' TOP ROW, lah to right: I. Faulonq, G. Von Glahn, I. Silva, E. Iohnson, M. Boyd, M . o . nson, ar on. . e on zeve o, Mm: epelto O TOM ROW: R. Fulendorl, I. Grabow, D. D. Marshall, G. Reid, M. Iohnson, M. Iohnson Bowers, B. Thompson, C. Fowler, D. Walker. SECOND ROW: G. Prater, D. Eliason, L. Eliason. R Sciar ni, A Ioh H. B t B H It , E. A d ' R , B T. TOP HOW. left to right: I. N. Noqloy. F. Braddock, Blixi, M. Middleton. C. Fowler. Von Glalxn. K. Icnnn, I. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club is still one of the younger organizations of E.U.H.S., but this year it had an excellent start. The officers were as follows: Myron Iohnson, pres- ident, Noel Neqley, vice-president, Ioyce Reichert, secretary, and Eva Iames, treasurer. On February 25, the club Went to see Iulius Ceasar at the Pacific Theater in Stockton and the members returned home with a much better understanding of Roman liie, atmosphere, and culture. . The members of the Latin Club would all like to thank our excellent advisor, Mr. Keaney, who has been a constant source of inspiration to us this year. CCPA DE ORA CLUB Copa de Ora, translated means cup ot gold, is the club which promotes interest in Spanish and is composed ot students interested in the Spanish lan- quaqe and culture. Under the capable sponsorship ot Miss Repetto, quite a few activities were carried out durinq the year. A joint Halloween Party with the C.S.P. was qiven, and a Spanish Assembly was presented to the Student Body on March 9th. On May lUth a swimming party and dinner was held for the members. The officers of the Copa de Ora are: Harold Pope, President, Ernest Azevedo, Vice President, Iosephine Gurrola, Treasurer, and Miriam Johnson, Secretary. TOP BOW. left to right: M. Iohnson, E. Young, I. Leonard, N. Negley, R. Knepp, I Huckaby, D. Marshall, M. Middleton, F. Birchler, E. Azevedo, F. Melton. SECOND ROW D. Goeken, D. Skiles, 1. Gonzales, I. Hague, I. Gurrola, I. Silva, H. Krebs, H. Barton, V Blackmore, C. Fowler, Miss Repetto. BOTTOM ROW: P. Skiles, B. Thompson, M Ballance, I. Faulonq. I. Reichert, O. Kimber-ling, V. Betti, B. Stotts, C. Ladd. LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Garcia, C. Fowler, B. Thompson. M. Iohnson. M. Traqar. I. Rydquist. I. Reichert. H. Burton, R. Byrd, B. Huntley, A. Molles, 0. Peterson, D. Derickson, I. Iorgensen. SENIOR PLAY At 8:00 p.m. on December l6, the Senior Play entitled Believe It or Not was presented. A threeact farce in which Raymond Byrd played the part ot a woman and Iune lorgensen masqueraded as a man. Others in the cast were Bonnie Thompson and her two daughters, Ianice Ryclquist and Claire Fowler. Mary Trager was a maid and loyce Reichert a Health lnspectress. Marvin Iohnson answered a matrimonial ad and Hugh Barton was the rich uncle. Al Molles was cast as the old woman wanting a job, while Bob Garcia was the tough detective. Bonnie Huntley played the part of a homely girl who later turned out to be very attractive, and David Derickson was the Process Server. And, last but not least, the part oi the plumber was taken by Otto Peterson. The crew Working behind the scenes Were: Pat Skiles, prop managery Louise Light and David Derickson, prornptersg Gary Coley and Bruce Eliason, stage managers. Our play was under the direction of Mr. Lutz and Mr. Keaney. ' JUNIOR PLAY On Friday night, March 24, the Junior Class successfully presented the play, Act Your Age, a three-act comedy. The play was cast as follows: Mary Middleton and Iean Gonzales playing the roles ot Angy and Ierry, two 14-year-olds. Cora, a mean hand at cooking and wrestling, Rosemary Sehrt. Helga, her wrestling partner, acted by Wyvonee Butler. Miriam lohnson playing the role of Aunt Sandra, one minute her charming self and the next an impish brat: Gadget and lim, the sailors, played by Dan Braddock and Richard Kearsely. Ierry Barton took the role of Commander Stone and a Western Union boy was acted by Roy Huntley. lt all began when Angy and Ierry started writing to a pair of lonesome sailors, and just to make it more interesting, passed themselves off as young ladies in- stead of kids of 14. Then they hear that Gadget and lim are coming! They get themselves into grown-up clothes and it looked like fun until their Aunt Sandra arrived. Sandra decided to teach the girls a lesson. She dressed up as a brat of a child and made a holy terror of herself. From then on it was a whirl ot fun and complications. Act Your Age was directed by Miss Manha, with Mr. Lutz in charge of the production. They were capably assisted by Margaret Carvalho as business man- ager, Iosephine Gurrala and Shirley Iohnson, prop managers: Noel Negley, stage manager: Mary Boyd, house manager, and Dixie Skiles and Helen Krebs, prompters. TOP ROW, left to right: Rosemary Sehrt, Dan Braddock, Mary Middleton. lean Gonzales. Wyvonee Butler, Roy Huntley. BOTTOM ROW: Richard Kearsley, Miriam Iohnaon. O Where's your shoes. Burton What do ya see? Pick-up. Snow fun. Close-up. ? Spare time. Watch it. Claire. Those lirst period P.E. girls. Oh, Iohnny! Going some place? Look at those legs! lust some seniors. Our football players . Gorgeous Bill. . Tired? .SPORTS 'Q .nm MR. FEHDINANDSEN MRS. AZEVEDO MR. ENGEL SPORTS RESUME Our coaching staff this year was really tops. All Physical Ed classes and different sports teams did wonderful work, and this all came from the careful planning of our coaches, Mrs. Azevedo, Coach Engel, and Coach Ferdinand- sen, and the cooperation of the students of E.U.H.S. This year something new was added by the Girls' P.E. Classes. The Tumbling Exhibition and Basketball game proved to be a great success, and we know everyone enjoyed the Exhibition. This year our Faculty-Senior Boys Basketball Game was held at night with the public invited, with all proceeds going to the March of Dimes. Patrolman Skiles and his bunch of Convicts trampled all over the poor defenseless Seniors. Basketball games were also held during noon hour this year, adding a great deal to lunch periods. Both the boys and girls participated in this, and each day a different team played. The Senior Girls plays the Women Faculty mem- bers in one of these games and really beat the teachers. Some of the sports that the girls, as well as the boys, enjoyed were basketball, baseball, speedball, volleyball, track, and last, but far from least, swimming. Our thanks goes to Mrs. Azevedo, Coach Engel and Coach Ferdie for all that they have done for us, making this past year at E.U.H.S. a really successful one. - .1 .........,1., TOP ROW, left to right: H. Peterson, H. Wright, R. Snider, F. Fiori. C. Ulhe, F. Coqp. R. Fulhendori, J. Des! T. Rampoldi, E. Koch, A. Blanco. SECOND ROW: G. Prater, D. Bruddoch, D. Veincx, B. Garcia, B. Wright, M. Knight, Coach Engel, H. Pope, L. Brumley, A. Eliason, E. Marshall, E. Perieru. BOTTOM HOW: M. Licxl. M. Johnson. D. Derickson. H. Berdion, B. Bules, F. Sherman, M. Iohnson, R. Knapp, L. Rampoldi. R. Kem-sley. B.Cubra1. F O O 'I' B A L L SCHEDULE September 23 Newman Thero 8:00 September 30 Bret Hart There 8:00 October 7 'Ripon Home 2:30 October 14 'Gustine There 8:00 October 21 'Los Banos Home 2:30 October 28 Linden There 2:30 November 4 'Patterson There 8:00 November 10 'Hilmar There 8:00 November 18 'Huqhson Home 2:30 'League games. F. SHERMAN C. UTHE A. BLANCO L. RAMPOLDI T. RAMPOLDI FOOTBALL The Escalon High Cougars had a Bang up season winning 7 and losing two. Our first two games were practice games, losing the first to Newman 6-7, although we cutgained, outplayed and outpassed them. In the second practice game we won easily from Bret Harte 21-6. League play, for us was opened with our most respected rivals, the Ripon Indians. Ripon arrived that cold, windy afternoon 30 point favorites. After a definitely onesided Escalcn first quarter, the Indians recovered a Cougar fum- ble on our l5 and went all the way for a TD. The score at half time, 6-0 Ripon! After an even-seven third quarter, the Cougars took the ball on their own 40 and capitalized on the line power to march all the way to the Ripon 7-there with fourth and seven, Gerald Prater threw a beautiful pass to never miss Fred Coop. The same combination was successful for the conversion, and we won 7-6. Our second league game was a onesided affair in Gustine which we won 20-14. The third, the game of the year, and the battle for championship, was a heartbreaking defeat handed us by the Los Banos Tigers 41-6. The next league game of the season, the Patterson Tigers gave us the most exciting, wild wide- open game of the season. Before a jammed stadium in Patterson we were able to win 21-I9 with the Tigers on our 6 as the final gun sounded. Injured Harold Pope had won the game kicking the conversion without an error. The final game of the season was a wonderful one to most loyal fans as the Cougars broke the tremendous Hughson linx 26-0. Fred Coop led his teammates to a 46-6 trouncing over his former teammates, the Hilmar Yellow-jackets. He also received the out- standing players' award, and all in all everyone agreed it was the most success- ful season in ten years. Coaches Engle and Ferdinandsen brought the team a long way this year, and they have the admiration and gratitude of everyone in our school for making Escalon a football power. M JOHNSON D. DERICKSON R. KNEPP H. POPE B GARCIA F. FIOHI E. KOCH R. KEARSLEY MANAGERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Woods. Tony Pinheiro Don E'icrson, Rudy Fullendorf, Kenneth Sparkmun. Laverne Shir-ey. G. PRATER W. CABRAI. L KEE A BASKETBALL F C B Eliason B Cabral BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Engel TOP ROW, left to right: F. Fiori, H. Pope, R. Knepp, . oop, . , . . , ' Ad N. Hacket, G. Prater, M. Johnson, H. Kearsley, L. Rampoldl, G. ams. B BASKETBALL TOP ROW, left to right: O. Peterson, M. Breshears, L. Light, B. Bradiute, B. Helton, L. Bramley, I. Ennis, R Puccetti. BOTTOM BOW: R. Hamada, H. Peterson, R. Sciaroni, I. Barton, L. Powers, M. Lial, C. Barnes Mr. Ferdinandsen. C BASKETBALL TOP ROW, left to right: L. Woods, R. Hamada, H. Sadler, C. Brickey, A. Bernal, L. Light. BOTTOM ROW I. Ennis, R. Puccetti, L. Powers, C. Barnes, B, Rose. Mr. Ferdinandsen. D TEAM TOP HOW, left to right: L. Woods, I. Hanlon, K. Sparkmun, B. Ellis, S. Nox-beck, I. Venturella. BOTTOM ROW: W. Johnson, O. Butler, I. Bowers, M. Kerner, I. Hanlon, Mr. Ferdinomdsen. BASKETBALL u The Escalon A team had an excellent '49-'50 season, ending up in third place in the Northern Ioaquin League and having a season record, of 12 wins and 9 losses. After a rather slow start the Varsity came back strongly to defeat five schools which had previously beaten the Coug- AISH ars earlier in the season. One of these schools was Manteca, champs of the larger school Val- 1ey Oak League. Leroy Rampoldi was chosen as the most valu- able player and Marvin Iohnson was elected as honorary captain of the year by the Varsity 'lndica HA., HB., HA., HB., Tracy ....... . .. 27-34 44-40 52-36 55-47 1 indcnff 44-38 56-40 Forfeit 56-31 Oakdale ...... 33-43 41-48 33-39 36-50 Denairgf .. 33-49 44-37 55-31 43-34 Newman . 27-34 46-27 26-20 36-23 Hughsoniii 40-63 31-66 29-32 46-26 Tuolumne . .. . 42-30 46-27 35-21 40-27 imfr' .. 53-23 47-19 46-31 61-27 Manteca .....,,, 29-53 46-37 40-31 40-37 Bret Harte 46-31 53-31 ttioonfi .. .. .. .. 39-51 49-46 56-16 52-27 Gustinefkl' 67-35 tes league games. 'Indicates championship game. Coach Ferdinandsens B's proved to have one of the strongest lightweight teams of the area by taking both the Northern and Combined loaguin League championship crown. The Coug- ars had a terrific season record of 19 wins and u 3 1osses. They climaxed their season by winning over Gustine's B's, champs of the Southern Ioaquin League, by the decisive score of 67-35. Guard Manuel Lia1 was elected team captain by his teammates and was also named the most valuable player. ,,C,s,, AND ,,D,s,, The C's and D's were both undefeated champions of their respective divisions in the loaguin League. The C's had a season record of 7 wins and 2 1osses, while the lost 3. These boys will certainly prospects for future A and B UC., HD., ..C., Oakdale .. 33-51 30-34 26-30 26-27 Manteca .... . . 28-10 Denair' . ....,.. 40-16 33-7 Linden? .,.. 37-12 Hughsonif .. . . 17-9 21-11 Ripon' .. 36-23 Patterson ' . .. .. 43-27 21-11 H11n1ar ' 34-10 iiilndicates league games. D's won 6 and make excellent teams. ..D.. 13-21 40-7 32-21 26-9 57 BASEBALL BACK ROW, left to right: B. Bcrles, B. Bradfute, L. Brumley, M. Breashers, Mr. Ferdinandsen, R. Fullendori, H. Peterson, O. Butler. SECOND ROW: E. Koch, E. Azevedo, G. Prater, L. Rampoldi, M. Lial, I. Ennis, B. Helton. FRONT ROW: R. Sciaroni, H. Grabow, T. Rampoldi, A. Blanco, I. Kee, R. Puccetti, L. Powers. TRACK TOP ROW, left to right: W. Robertson, B. Hill, R. Perez, I. Chalk, H. Pope, B. Garcia, N. Neqley, T. Boyd. L. Iohnson, A. Bernal, I. Ennis, I. Zuniqa. THIRD ROW: M. Lial, I. Huckaby, E. Vieira, B. Helton, C. Barnes, A. Iohnson, E. Koch, I. Fowler, L. Brumley, R. Kearsley, F. Birchler, Mr. Engel. SECOND ROW: K. Sparlcman, G. Prater, D. McCandless. F. Coop, I. Best, R. Knepp. G. Adams, L. Rampoldi, B. Cabral, L. Light, E. Periera L. Wood. FRONT ROW: C. McCandless, E. Chalk, H. Sadler, M. Breashers, R. Sciaroni, R. Hamadu, R. Berdion B. Price, D. Marshall, O. Butler, M. Kerner. C. Smith. BASEBALL With eighteen boys under Coach Ferdinandsen ready to go, Esca1on's Base- ball season started out with a brighter outlook than last year's dismal season. This year's team was nearly the same bunch that played last season: but with a year of experience behind them and some newcomers to the squad, the fellows were more confident, and the team became much stronger than last year's. At the writing of this article, three games had been played. The only league game played was won by Escalon over Hughson by 10-7. Here are the players and their positions: CPD Grabow, Azevedo, H. Peterson, Prater: KCJ Blanco, Lialg HB1 Helton: C2131 Powers, Ennis, C3131 Hackett, Sciaronip CSS1 Koch, Puccettip COPD L. Rampoldi, T. Rampoldi, Kee, Brumley, and Brad- fute. TRACK Escalon High started its track season with an impressive win over Hilmar and Linden,.taking 21 firsts out of 34 events. Four records were broken that afternoon with Fred Coop breaking the old high jump record of 5'8Vz held by Ierry Russell, jumping 5'9 . He also broke Tino Farrine11i's shot put record of 43'3 by pushing it 43'9 . Harvey Sadler breaking his own record of 18.3 in the 160 yd. dash, ran it in 18. lack Huckaby also set a record in pole vault going 9'4 breaking Maurice Breshears' old record of 9'3 . The final score was Esca- lon 208 points, Hilmar 81, and Linden 71. In the interclass meet the Iuniors Won with 143 to the second place Sophornores with 75M, Seniors 57, and Freshman 42W. In the following meets, our track squad covered itself with much glory, winning much more than its share of the honors. FIRST PERIOD P. E.-TOP ROW, lell to right: B. Miller, B. Iones, P. King, D. Chancellor. L. Bonds, R. Khan, P. Skiles, B. Ballance. V. Hodges. SECOND ROW: D. Silva, W. Butler, I. Gonzales, I.. Quistini, A. Dole, V. Blackmore, M. Carvalho, C. Fowler. BOTTOM ROW: H. Cole, R. Derickson, B. Stolts, I. Davis, Mrs. Azavedo, P. Tomlinson, M. Baymiller, C. Egqink, I. Decker. SECOND PERIOD P. E.-TOP ROW, lelt to right: Mrs. Azevedo. V. Botti, N. Harris, K. Tokinohu, I.. Garcia, I. Silva, E. Van Wyka, H. Marshall, R. Sehrt, B. Venturella, S. Iohnson, M. Bowers, B. McCoy. SECOND ROW: D. Abernathy, G. Wright, G. Iones, E. Boyd, E. Young, E. Terry, D. Adams, E. Price, E. Polhemus, D. Pehl, A. Teixeira, B. Knox. BOTTOM ROW: M. Williams, R. Gann, I. Bongo, I. Leonard, M. Bengston. E. Iohnson, D. HanneY, B. French, E. Abney, G. Von Glahn. THIRD PERIOD P. E.-TOP ROW, left to right: R. Hernandiz, S. Ledbetter, I. Reichert, N. Dixon, P. Uthe, I. Poynor, M. Flippo, M. Tocco, L. Vesia. SECOND ROW: I. Cooper, M. Fiori, S. Fitzgerald, G. Tressler, Mrs. Azevedo, V. Cooper, D. Polhemus, I. Roche. BOTTOM ROW: V. Lichty, D. Downer, C. Desort, C. Edwards, I. Vieira, M. Mazzola, A. Cassel, B. Knox. FIFTH PERIOD P.E. TOP ROW, left to right: Mrs. Azsvedo. R. Knapp. I. Barbee, R. Crowe, L. Gallaty. R. Gallaty, E. Xaxier, R. Swanson, I. Shipman, L. Knox. E. Wallace. SECOND ROW: P. Blixi. O. Kimborling, C. Ladd, M. Iohnson. D. Blixt, D. Skiles, H. Krebs, I. Iones, M. Milligan, F. Milligan. BOTTOM ROW: N. Cavalieri, I. Anderson, l. Brubaker, M. Dugo, D. Bruce, J. Wilson, E. Iames, G. Sharp, D. Coop. SIXTH PERIOD GYM TOP HOW, le!! to right: M. Hutchison, D. Walker, I.. Cauble, E. Bonde, R. Gillespie, Mrs. Azevedc, A. Molles. R. Miller, V. Cullum. SECOND ROW: W. Bradfute, A. Hernandez, B. Huntley, V. King, P. Kay, I.. Light, I. Iorqensen, M. Middleton. I. Rydquist. BOTTOM ROW: C. Van Wyk, B. Good, M. McCoy, I. I-Iogue, I. Faulonq. M. Traqer, M. Dahlin, I. Neher. GIRL'S SPORTS Sports started this year with softball and wet hair which accompanied swimming. When the rains finally came, the girls fled inside to play volleyball, with the first period winning the championship. After volleyball came basketball season in which the sixth period players were the victors in the playoffs. Tumbling was an extra-special sport and all the classes worked very hard trying to avoid bruises while planning a show. Mrs. Azevedo, a full house, plus the labors of the girls made the exhibition an outstanding success. The sixth period class again came through with top honors. Yet to come were speedball, tennis, badminton, soccer, more softball and swimming. In all classes, teams were chosen from the outstanding players of that sport. The championship team was determined by a process of elimination between classes. The girls found PE. very effective this year, and we feel that we were truly blessed with our new teacher, Mrs. Clara Azevedo. SCHCOL CALENDAR September February l2 School opened 19 Class meetingseofficers elected 23 Football with Newman 27 First Student Council meeting 30 Bret Hart there-football October 4 Block E Assembly Football-Ripon here. WE BEAT! Teen-Age dance Hi Iinx-more characters! Senior Pictures taken FHA Convention at Asilomar 28 Teen-Age dance 30 Open House for New Building 7 7 21 27 27 November 4 Football at Patterson 5 FFA-FHA Social-First Attempt ll No School-Armistice Day 17 GAA-Girls' League Football dance 19 First Section 10 CASC Conference at Tracy 20 No School 22-27 Thanksgiving Vacation 29 GAA-Football Banquet December 2 CSF-Ir. Red Cross Dance 9 Basketball at Newman 10 FFA Parent-Son Banquet 16 Senior Play 22 FFA-FHA Social-This time a success 23 Christmas Vacation Ianuary School again Basketball with Ripon here 14 Second Section 10, CASC Convention here 19 Forensic Assembly 20 Barn Dance 26 27 2 6 GAA Tumbling Exhibition End of first Semester-Eeek! Report Cards! 3 Ripon Exchange assembly and Basketball game 7 Linden Exchange Assembly 10 Teen-Age dance 13 No School, Lincoln's Birthday 20 FFA Speech Contest here 22 Washington's Birthday-no school March 3 Block E dance 9 B Championship play-off with Gustine- We Beat!! 18 Sophomore Party 24 Iunior Play 25 Third Section 10 CASC Convention at Gustine 31 Publication dance April 1-9 Easter Vacation 12 Track meet with Ripon here 14 Teen-Age dance 15-16 Gir1's Leadership Conference 22 Block E Magician Show May 2 Baseball-Hilmar here 12 Baseball at Ripon 13 FFA Fair 20 lr.-Sr. Banquet 26 lr.-Sr. Prom 30 Memorial Day-No School lune 4 Baccalaureate 8 Graduation 9 School closes-Some happy, some sad 9 Teen-Age dance 1950 GRADUATES! A HALF CENTURY MARK BUT A CENTURY OF GOOD WISHES TO EACH OF You GOD BLESS YOU THROUGH THE COMING YEARS ARNO AND FRANCES ESCALON HOME BAKERY 63 SERVING STUDENTS AND YOUR SCHOOL TEAMS WITH STYLE AND QUALITY ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT FOR OVER THREE YEARS. V ey Goods 1418 JAY ET 15' HDDESTG W 7 Phone 1336 - C L I T Z COLD STORAGE - LOCKER BOXES CURING ' SMOKING Esccxlon Ccxlifornicr PETERSON'S 5 61 IOC STORE HOME or A THOUSAND ITEMS NOTIONS ' STATIONERY ' TOYS ' SEASONAL GOODS Main Street Esccrlon, California ESCALON SERVICE STATION GAS ' OIL ' TIRES ' ACCESSORIES RoyWood Escczlon Ccrlifornicr 64 OFFICERS FRANK MCKEEGAN Bravo G McKeegan President PETER I. MARENGO, IR. Katten Marenqo, Inc. Vice-President DON BAER Nathan Dohrmann Treasurer DIRECTORS IAMES BARNES The Sterling KENNETH PRATT I. C. Penney Co. W. H. DUNNE Dunne's Shoe Store R. A. THRELFALL Threlfall Bros. HARRY FISHER F. W. Woolworth Co. LOUIS DENTONI Dentoni's L. B. QUIMBY Breuner's CHARLES YOST Yost Bros. LEE BURNI-IAM Burnham Bros. WALTER KENDALL Kenda1l's HARRY N. BROWN Smith 6 Lang RAYMOND HAAS Chas. Haas 6: Sons L. C. CASTEEL Stockton Dryqoods Co. IACK TURNER Turner Hardware Co. I. F. DONOVAN Donovan's Smart Shop LEGAL COUNSEL NEWTON RUTHERFORD G ASSOCIATES CONGRATULATIONS PROM THE STOCKTON IVIERCI-IANTS ASSOCIATION ' Adjustment Bureau ' Credit Bureau 322 E. Weber Avenue Stockton ' California TO THE CLASS OF 1950 65 Rowdies. Front view. Side Liners. What a haul. Odette and Carol. Speak, Fido. Give me a coke! You look lost. What have we here? Tumblers. . lust some seniors. . Getting a tan? Why so glum, chum? He'11 get there. Ari. Watch it Lial! WE SUPPLY LINENS, TOWELS, AND CONGRATULATIONS GARMENTS FOR EVERY USE TO THE CLASS OF 5O M I S S I O N from LINEN SUPPLY A R D 1 S Prompt Courteous Service Phone 2936 B A R B E R S H 0 P Iohn Erickson, Manaqer ESCGIOH California 7IO Eleventh Street I I Modesto California TI-IE FLOWER BOX FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS First Street - Phone 45-W ESCALON IMPLEMENT AND HARDWARE CO. A COMPLETE LINE OF CASE TRACTORS AND E Q U I P M E N 'I' Escalon California ESCGIOH California L O U I E ' S BAKERSFIELD 531121 31-1912 PAPER COMPANY Second Street f Phone 45-I Bakersfield California Escalon California CONGRATULATIONS TO THE cu-iss or 5o FERRINI BROS- from Distributors ot HI CANDIES - FOUNTAIN SUPPLIES CAL-RAY COOKIES 536 Aurora Street Stockton California Modesto California TO YOUR CONTINUED SUCCESS! STEVENS MOTOR COMPANY Escaion FORD ' SALES ' SERVICE PETERSONS GROCERY SERVICE ' COURTESY ' GOOD FOOD First Street and Coley Avenue Escalon California CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF SO CASEYS TEXACO SERVICE Courteous, Efficient Service GOODRICH TIRES ' WHEEL BALANCING BENC-STON'S TRADE WHERE YOUR FRIENDS SHOP DRY GOODS ' SHOES ' MEN'S WEAR - NOTIONS Phone IU2 Escaloii California 68 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '50 from FRED TUVEY ESCALON WAREHOUSE CO. C. I. Coleman, Proprietor HAY ' GRAIN ' FEED ' STORAGE Phone 57 Escczlon California WE WISH TO EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '50 B Sa L MARKET Bob Bookwolter - Lee Show Phone IU 69 Y until' ,ZX 1 SK fi 551 CONGRATULATIONS TI-IE GRADUATINC CLAS FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 42 YEARS OF FAIR DEALINGS S OF '50 Servinq Form ond Residence Property Owners in Son Iooquin County HOME OWNED ' HOME OPERA 112 North San Ioctquin Street ' Stockton ' Dio Phone our local agent, CARL H. PETERSO for Appointments and Estimates Phone 42 ' Escolon TED I 5-5051 N 7I SURPRISE THE FANIILY! Serve run rLAvoa'iSizuAsiaPcSEo2 noor sm amen: AL: - con - ornsa mvons run num smvfs sax NEH1 BoTTL1NG CoMPANY Stockton ' Modesto CONGRATULATIONS from STRAND BROS. HARDWARE ELDRID STRAND ' EDGAR STRAND C THE FRIENDLY STORE CONGRATULATIONS from ESCALON DRUG CO. EUGENEDOYLE E 1 C 72 . GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '50 OLIVERS SERVICE STATION SERVICE WITH A SMILE Herb ' Dick ' Dexter ' Minnie Cecil ' Thelma CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE '50 from CLOVER VALLEY FEED AND SUPPLY FEED ' SEEDS ' SPRAY MATERIALS POULTRY AND DAIRY SUPPLIES Phone48-W Esculon Ccxliiorn CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE '50 from WILLIAMS SI PACK BUTANE ' PROPANE ' STOVE OIL ' DIESEL OIL Phone 259 Esccdon Ccxliforn 73 m 5 4 Q W..-+ , ig l. Happier now? 7. Happy. 2. We're pals. 8. Nice smile. 3. Isn't she heavy? 9. How cute, Buddy. 4. Run no. one. 10. What big feel. Carol. 5. Looks naiurcxl. ll. Van Allen bus. 6. Are they good? 12. Oh! Brother! . How do you like your beefsieuk? . Whcxfs so interesting? . Peek-u-boo. . Cute couples. CITIZENS BANK Riverbank - California DI R E C T O R S R. P. BARTON LEO HEDDGARD A. E. BECK D. A. MCARTHUR IULIUS BURDONA T. B. ROBERTSON lOSEPH BOTTERO H. E. RUSS W. W. G-IDDINGS CONGRATULATIONS from GORDON-MACBEATH HARDWOOD CO v Berkeley 2, California BOB JONES CHEVROLET CO. FOURTH AND MAIN Telephone 153-I Escqlon 75 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '50 COMPLIMENTS OF PAUL FIS HE R MOTORS ' Escalon MERRAL CLARK Electrical Wiring and Repairing APPLIANCES - TELEPHONE ' Phone 96 RADIOS California MAY THE BEST WISHES OF THE ESCALON PACKERS, INC. FOLLOW YOU THROUGHOUT THE YEARS TO COME 76 KERNER'S HOME FURNISHINGS FURNITURE ' FLOOR COVERINGS ' APPLIANCES Phone 21 I-I First Street Escalon, California BEST WISHES COMPLIMENTS OF CLUB CAFE Escalon California IACKSON IEWELRY ESCALON BARBER DIAMONDS ' WATCHES IEWELRY ' WATCH REPAIRING MARCUS MARTELY Iim Iackson Escalon California Escalon California CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIO TO THE CLASS OF 1950 NS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 I-I A H R I S O N ' S UPHOLSTERY SERVICE Ioe Harrison, Owner Phone 25-W - P. O. Box 51 Farmington California PETE GONZALES TRUCKING Escalon California CENTRAL VALLEY BANK OF CALIFORNIA COMMERCIAL ' SAVINGS IWW: Interest Paid on Saving Accounts Escalon California CONGRATULATIONS from P L U M B E R EQUIPMENT FOR GROUNDS MAINTENANCE A complete line of Power Lawn Mowers, Garden Trac- tors, Sprinklinq Systems, Sweepers, Hedge Trimmers, X P, 7 Generator Sets, Soil Shredders, Sprayers and Dusters, ow ' I Weed-Killers, Fertilizers, etc. M Write us for Descriptive Information: H. V. CARTER Farm, Garden and Ground Maintenance Supplies J 52 Beale Street San Francisco 5, California ' 78 CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE CLASS OE '50 from MRS. CLAIRE MURLIN ' Magazine Subscriptions ' Greeting Cards CITY APPLIANCE AND ELECTRIC SI-IOP ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Iack Myers and Escalon California ICICIC MCLCIL1QI'1li11 CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS from TO THE CLASS or '50 ESoALoN LUMBER from C O M P A N Y LUMBER AND BUILDING QUALITY MEATS Phone I74-W Phone l54 P. O. Box 206 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1950 ToNY GONZALES from E D G A R If' E E TRUCKING New York Life Insurance Co. Escalon California Phone 210-I ' Escglon LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER ' NOTARY PUBLIC INCOME TAX RETURNS FILED AND INSURANCE Escalon California CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1950 R. P. BARTON BARTON WALNUT HULLERS Escalon California CONGRATULATIONS from VAN WORMER SQ RODRIGUES INC. MANUFACTURING IEWELERS ' ENGRAVERS AND STATIONERS EXbrook 2-5886 126 Post Street San Francisco RUNSTEN BROS. STAR BRAND SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY LEATHER GOODS ' SPORTING GOODS ' MEN'S WEAR RIDING EQUIPMENT ' SHOE REPAIR IVIOOREHEAD LUMBER COMPANY, LTD. LUMBER ' BUILDING MATERIALS ' MILLWORK ' HARDWARE PAINTS ' FUEL ' FERTILIZERS ' WALLBOARDS ' CEMENT ROOFING ' FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATORS ' STOVES AND AUTOMATIC WASHERS Telephone I6 Escalon ' Califomia 80 CONGRATULATIONS from F. E. BLIXT AUTOMOTIVE SPECIALIST ' PERSONAL SERVICE GENERATORS ' STARTERS CARBURETORS ' BRAKES MOTOR TUNE-UP CONGRATULATIONS from SKILES AUTO REPAIR Homer and Wayne Skiles ENGINE TUNE AND COMPLETE OVERHAUL Phone 162-W FITCI-I'S LOCKER SERVICE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MEAT Phone 140-I Across from the Swimming Pool Escalon California BEST WISHES from PATTERSON'S SERVICE STATION GAS ' OIL ' TIRES ACCESSORIES Escalon California BEST WISI-IES COMPLIMENTS OF F I T C H ' S C A F E Escalon California AND All CRAFT 60005 CATALOG 1 Oc or ob ycrot rsg ing guide for leathers, plus Write for your copy fodayl CRAFTS 145 Ninth Sheet rancixco 3, Calilornia hm mo 8I v I A. R. DANKVVORTI-I, INC. COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS CORRECT PERSONAL CARDS CLUB PINS ' MEDALS FAMOUS HERFF-IONES CLASS RINGS With Mr. Vcrn Wormer's Compliments 1414 West Seventh Street, Los Angeles I7 - 126 Post Street, Scm Francisco 8 II. S. CROCKER COMPANY, INC. 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