Grass Valley High School - Stray Leaves Yearbook (Grass Valley, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1948 volume:

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I 3 L I 1 if -QE, Q A arlotu Su ms krrmrum Hmm iimssmxlx '1 Wiwgrlgb 12' 1 1' ' ak' m MRS. REID LEONARD STENBERG MR STEVENS fa! MR MAT HIESON NIISS GREELEH We t H1 gh School V rg ' x ix R X Se Miss SLEEPER MR XVILSON MR. CHRISTIN lm HUFFER ART HOOPER MISS DYKE MRS INGRAM MR SNIPI1 B11 L GFORGI MRS lELLFRNON MR UNDERWOOID Mlss GARDINI R MR FROST MR RUSH HAROLD GPORGI JR x I MRS MULCAHX MRs STENBERO DEDICATION h Class of 1948 proudly and lustly dedlcate this edxtnon of Stray Leaves to the faculty of Grass Valley Through the last four years they have glven us far more than the knowledge of fundamental subjects They have glven us a foundatnon for our lnes as cxtlzens We take this opportumty to Show IH a small way our deepest and most smcere gratntude 5 7' A my YL. Q :Q 13 1.6 Q, if S-vt y will x - 5 A y b PM 4 y 6 Q Li I Al I L ' M ' , ffiffm t , ' 1 ki. lf, Y e 7 U V D A A l I BS 9 CT in QQ -uf 44 W S: Q.,-L Sfray Leaves Staff Members 1 Miss Dyke 2 Dorothy Wrrght 3 eannle Archrbalcl 4 oyce Andrews 5 Don Cornell 6 Helen McCandless Gene Mwere 8 Betty Smrth 9 Nrna Hooper 10 Maxme Srmth edrtor 11 Glorla Prlcer 12 uamta Cortez 15 Betty Berrm an 1-4 Margre Smith 15 Kerth Kohler 16 Brlly Pearcl 17 Ernie Wong 18 Betty Campbell 4 -3 , :fy e 'ff' 7 ? f 1 L. nga? 1 L' 1 ' . 1 IO M lk 'Af H51 -1 1 4 , KL :Ai an 'ng 9 5 i I 5 4 34 LLh! yi' .1-. Q 'L Z' ! 1,,Nw ll e ' 1 lg 1 F ua I3 j 1 14- 1 X i. 1 ' -' 1, '5 e ' 1 1 N N 'B M 1 f I gh X HQ R5 5915, QLIQQ SENIOR CLASS ff? - S Cf? 1 Ai ,' 4. . . -fi'-1-My , , -- Nw ,4 Q sf S N A 4 'Q V 'I V- N X, . A ,JH xr ,f b .2 S' HK' 251' sg F Q '- I 42, tg, 3 Nr? M X. 4 X 'M X X PAUL HUDSON 5 FLORA WOMACK .Ii 'QP I Vi HARLAN FAWCETT NORINE HUGI PAUL PRESTON A an I S- A 5:7-J. ' 1 l N 91.5 BETTY CAMPBELL 5, JACK HALL 1217 LOIS MCCAIN fd--I f,.51. J .. A ff , ,G S . ,L 1 N' , S' S A 5 f ROY PARTINGTON PATRICIA SHEPARD 1 XX, ,I LAWRENCE FORE XE : L31 gig' ,. Z'f i5 I QE, 1 Q Q, ' ,J ! '5f' Q-Y DIXIE STAIR ,.fN Q 54, Q S . JOHN ROTH ,vs X X R... CARRIE MORANDIE FRANK CRAMMER 3 'Q 'Hn ASTA RASMUSSEN Q R- ' -. JC ,7 x GH A X1 ,Lf HENRY THRASHER ,X WANDA HENSON Q 9 f -3 iff, 3 f Q :A ' Q13 x Q, 1 I ,S GILBERT GLOVER DORIS MEX'ERS .iv 14 Q I' fx Ie. , A HOWARD CRISPIN vfv .fi Vx MARYALYCE MEEKER 'T 1'-Tb . 'AJ I rx tax: ff A If .A BOB RICE DONNA FELTON JERRY FARMIN YA I -+P- fos .ga bv AV gnu- ' J' gnu ,, MAvIs MASTERS GREEN V-f z S E E 'U KGITL ' .If gf ff ,sk , I ' ' f. N , J X D' if DONALD TIPTON SN QB -PQ I 5 ,,, + F I VIRGINIA FISHER Ili PETER DALEY x i RUTH ARCENEAUX .J 63 41 sr I -hay' JEAN ARCHIBALD fag .1 DONALD CALDWELL fi LAWRENCE ORzALLI DOROTHY WRIGHT fwr r M 1- x ,f , . L I 1 ' f f' DoNN1E YOUNG DELORUS ESPINOSA BETTY RAE WADDELOW JACK SKEAHAN 'ZR' X Hg Q?-JWHL s Q' i I if L OWELI. ROBINSON VIRGINIA MCADOO 7354 W fb 5 Ev ,L 'Qtr JACK WILLIAIIS JEAN HEIN -wxflxb J d i , if 1 61 ' J' 'Iv M ii..-f' I I A N V Q 'LW' I ' , J 'J LH BARBARA HILL MAYNARD COLLIER X .. JI As- MERLE RosE RICHARD ESTERLY ROBERT YGCUM '-mn Jo LONEY . QQ rv H-.4-n DOYLE FRYE BEVERLY DoMITRovITCH LYNN ROATI-I MAXINE SMITH 'O 5' MARJORIE SMITH RICHARD MORTON 1,354 S' if ORLEY COLWELL LESTER JOHNSON 1' JUNE WOOD LEO BOYLE GLENN PATTON GLNE WATsON E Q04 ix K 7' Inav A DON STEVENSON LESLIE KIRKPATRICK HERMAN HOLT a::x v-'f N'v-,vi I BARBARA OWEN LESLIE LOLMAUGH GLORIA PRICER ids fi'-' 0 ,-'LB JIEANNINE SHERVUOOD LEO CUMMINS lf' FRANK OYUNG JACK MERRILL WAYNE ENGLE CLYDE SHEPPARD RS. O BILL ALLEY A 1 IRENE GEORGE TOMMY CI-IALMERS ILL THOMPSON DAVID Kmnoss HELENE Guxo Prendenr 47 V Prendent 47 Szcrnary '47 -2? M GEORGE BENNETTS BILL SCHLOREDT HAROLD VALCESCHINT SUE JEFFORD BETTY BERRIMAN Premlmt 48 Sn-nmfy '48 Camera Shy Ros1E FULLER ED PETERMAN JACK STINE JACK T RENTHAM AL WAGNER PAT MUND ,ff HELEN DODGE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES Senior Speakerf-Bill Schloredt Maxine Smith Sczence Awafd Frank OYl1Hg Trumpet Trzo jack W11113mS Lynn Roath Harold Valceschmx Vwlm S010 Betty Campbell Q-V' 1 W Solozft jeannxne Sherwood Chorus of Senxors Salou! Betty Waddelow 10 , 1 , 6 Q, ' nf i x . A i . 1 . . , , . . I 1, , , . I V V, ' K X H QQ., Y , . A nl A ff- kN, W X .fy I I ' :ww i :Q ..-V . P -A M ,, E f I Davis Panel J. Farmin, E. Peterman, D. Kinross, L. Cum- mins. P. T. A. Panel Top Roux' A. Rasmussen, J. Hall, D. Kin- ross. Bottom Row: D. Meyers, F. Wowack, Marjorie Smith, L. Cummins. V7 Richardson Springs Conference Top Roux' M. Hoover, J. Cortez, Maxine Smith. Bottom Roux' B. Smith, S. Jefford, B. Green, D. Felton. D-vw t e I .Q. Eleanor Barber, Hobert Smith Lloyd Olsen, Dixie Stair Marlene Lane, Leslie Lolmaugh Betty Rae Waddelow, Dot Wright Ruthie Arceneaux, Bruno Ricci Mildred Nix, Dot Wright, jean Archibald Wally Freeman, Bill Thompson, Norman Meinking, Bill Alley -fm jerry Christie, Rodger Montre Mildred Nix Dot Wright Barbara Owens Lawrence Fore Barbara Wood Tumbling Weeds Pat Shepherd Bunny Heather 12 KW' 17 Jimmy Abraham 18 Bob Rice 19 GVHS Yell Leaders 20 Smittee 21 Pat Holt, Alice Yun, Cec Gallino 22 J. Lincoln, P. Shepherd, J. Sher- wood 25 Lowell Robinson, Don Stephenson 24 Silly Dillies 25 Sophomores 1 'S 6' -Q 0 K X: 0 Q f l 'fr 'Q' 0 '- f' QL' . A- , V qw X.: 4. fix' S'-3' ., fk .N I A ,, c ,.,3 q ' . .M - A ' 1 I5 e , R . J i ' 5,5 15,11 , I Q . . . , If K 1 ,.' , ,I ffz , W: . W A A qu 4 ' la N , i ' 1 1 ' . Q! wfi Q , Q 1 1 S Z V ' 'V. 1 .' Y . Lf uw-lllhn X L 13 W ,,.. ' at ' UL A' ' .f f , , Vu Q, 4 ' gjiy LLh 'K' . , Kr -. . I Q ,,,,,,. 1 -. L F S' sf K' Uigff igqj, ' +1 ki ,A sO.':.:f 11.15. ',-' ', , is Ju 5 In va? it l Tv , Q -- Q 1' if Juniors Here they are? Next year's high and mighty seniors. They are already on the way to a good year, judging by their activities this term. The class took part in stunt night, sponsored several dances, among which was the annual Junior Prom, and sold concessions at football and basket' ball games. The beauty of the Prom and the hilarity of the Sock Hop will linger long in the memories of all. 9 1, 6 Juniors The first semester omcers were: President, Bob Kochis Vice President, Dick Riceg Secretary, Joyce Majorsg Busi ness Manager, Laurel Densmore. Second semester officers President, Don Cornellg Vice President, jim Abraham Secretary, Barbara Woodsg Business Manager, Bill Peard Sophomores Now that they know their way around, the Sophomores really have themselves well established in school activities. They sponsored several dances, after games and at noon, and took an active part in the exchange assembly and stunt night. HO Sophomores Their officers for the year were: First semester-Presb dent, Kenny Poulseng Vice President, Roy Cutberthg Sec- retary, Alice Yung Business Manager, Pat Rooks. Second semester-President, Orlo Steeleg Vice President, Don Hall, Secretary, Janet Knettlesg Business Manager, Pat Rooks. 17 a E E Z I 0 ' i . 9 Z 4 Q 1 Q 31 VX Q 1 I The Freshman Class Hail! The Class of '51. Although they have a long time ahead of them they have already started on a good record. During the football season five boys earned letters, and one boy received a track letter for his outstanding work, The Freshman Class The first semester officers were: President, Laurence Zugnonig Vice President, Anita Tumerg Secretary, Shirley Page. Second semester ofhcers: President, Laurence Zug- nonig Vice President, Margaret Davisg Secretary, Shirley Page. The classi did very well on the first game and dance they sponsored in january at the Placer game. F J'-T 5:-r , Y: Junior Class a , 1 .cw 9824 N 'jf .4 f V-sr .. lykgpgsbmbre Class aj ' w ' 5 J f .qv 71 Kkjl lf 7 ily f K .3 . . . , t. Q E , .x -1 . . N Qfgv-if .,,, I ., , A 1- I ,A I P b :xxx X Alu .IH f. t 1 1 t . t . t ,I , . 2 P. if A 11 is X Q, 'I Ll 0 V' fl 9 V, 1 J ' C gfyj, SVA ix 'J JV is L, r N lg c. My pjJ'JyfV,,10 A J ,wi K it . .kr f RJ' ., QNX 's ll J, fi HA -X X K 1af ?,,Q:,NyJ T3 Y 'X ' Freshmen Class 9 4. g ff. as , CLASS EXECUTIVES ll Ill! First row, fall semester: President B Kochis Vice President D Rice Secretary J. Majorsg Business Manager, L. Densmore Second row, spring semester: President D Cornell Vice President I Abraham Secretary, B. Woods: Business Manager B Peard Advisors E White and E Stevens fi' 3 9, X S -: - it . er . vi iii! t .VA VV . .'. ' , f ' I 'L Q . V4 flvfalii .-ff A ,- ' ' L' JL- J 2 sf ' A ll 1 - 9954 iii! . X an V4 Y. ,S W First row, fall semester: President K Poulsen Vice President R Cutberth ' Secretary, A. Yung Business Manager, P Rooks ' Second row, spring semester: President O Steele Vice President D Hall Secretary, J. Nettles. Advisor: M. Sleeper First row, fall semester: Vice President A Turner Secretary S Page Business 'W L ' L r .IJ Manager, D. Straub. Second row, spring semester: President L Zugnom Vice President M Davis Business.Manager, C. Hollmar. Advisor V Ingram L. Zugnoni and S. Page held the offices of president and secretary for both STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Fall Semester Officers E Peterman busmess manager B H111 secretary Hall vlce presndent B Schloredt presndent Sprung Semester Officers 'X P Daley presxdent J Skeahan vxce presxdent G Prncer secretary .I Roth busmess manager 21 s ' 1 1' 3 :JZ r ' y- a ' n Q 1 . 1 '- . A :s .ff l I x. ' 1 Z' 1 ' r ' 9 9' 9 75' , . . r Q.. 1 ,Hg if . f. WSW' 'xii If Q ...L,., ,., Y l Fx, sf J .',- A 5 -LW rj f 6,, QI S K ' ,W s 3? ff' 1 ,. -K5 :wg Ag .fa Sf I if I . 'K 4 - ka I Tri- ' -Airy sm, MR. RLSH CAMERA CLUB The officers for the first semester were as follows Presldent Glorxa Prrcer Vrce Pres ldent Marjorxe Smrth Secretary Daud Kmross Second semester ofhcers were Pres ldent ohn Cron V1cePres1dent Marjorre Smith Secretary ean Hem Standmg Treas urer for the year IS Dawxd Kmross The members of the Camera Club had a xery successful term Durmg the flrst semes ter they gave an exh1b1t of therr hnest photographs The photos were on drsplay for a penod of two weeks part trme ln the showcase at the school and part rn the dls play wxndow of McClard s Drug Store They have done work on studlo portraxts of teachers and students Thexr work rs under the drrectlon of Mr Clarence Rush News 4 1 ' . , . 7 . . r ' w , 1 , J , - , a 75 x x ' . 7. . 1 1 ' ' . 7 . a ' , r ' 7 'W I ,Au . Vw, ,a Q-.f V we' wjxpg, ia it -1' -ann.. ...W 3' 119. 1 '4Q'c'!,'Qz 'Ni-nc. 32.2-Q Hawes! L m ' f ...Q fi! ,- li 1 A L -- . Q.. -' -1'. v-m. 1-A Q 4 . , 1--Q if iff-.W-M 6 Kkjefak ww , Q V 44 in Q I , .', 5 1 fr .ii . . . ,.. . A ,, . M 1 - 4 'Q ,- n ht , . 'Sw 7,1 ' . , L . 1 4 ' s .Y T 'ff f 41' fl , .'j'j!,. S VM' , ' Y.- gmgag' L V , C. S. F. Although a little late in getting started, the C. S. F. accomplished a great deal. Among their greater accomplishments was a clothing drive for the needy children of Europe. Their ofiicers for the year were: President, jerry Farming Vice President, Margaret Blumg Secre- tary, Mary Ann Shamberger. This organization is under the supervi- sion of Mr. Underwood and is made up of 15 students. f' I Red Cross Council Under the supervision of Mrs. Reid this group has taken a great interest in the affairs of the Red Cross. They have taken a trip to a conference in Sacramento and filled gift boxes for the people of European countries. fQ Lab Assistants Under the direction of Mr. Snipe and Mr. Underwood these 8 students are of great help to the school, and teachers. They assist the biology and science classes by correcting papers, keeping the books in order and mak- ing out tests. With their help in these duties it gives the teachers more time for organi- zation of class assignments and other neces- sary details. rw gg, 95,512 5525 m '-h--..,.. 'MON-wvu....,,,, If '50-Q., Nm. 3 z 'vs 5-1 ,-f alfa: 7 F 57 Qwir 55 1 'SA 2 Q' W 'S J ,Q if J ll r. C .eg 25 7 ri.: . s , A ' V F' h V ' - Oral English This organization is truly one of the most outstanding in the school. Directed by Mr. Stevens they have given numerous radio programs and assemblies. They spon- sored a dance, the Mardi Gras, and had a Wiener roast for the members. Their class has proven that students can hold their own in radio work and plays along with the older generation, and deserve a great deal of credit for their work. Advanced Chorus Under the direction of Mr. George the Advanced Chorus was one of the outstanding features of the school during the term. They attended the Sierra Foothill Music Festival in May, r:oving their fine talents, and performed at a concert in Auburn, again showing that they are a worthwhile class. String Quartet These four students displayed great talent during the term. They played for several assemblies and performed for the Rotary Club at a luncheon. The members are, left to right: Betty Campbell, Rena Boynton, Katherine Wayne, and George Boynton. The quartet is accompanied by john Cron at the piano. 4 .- ..., e.,,.,,,,,m,1 m 'ln Outstanding Students Shown here are a group of students that have done outstanding work for the shool during the year. First row: Nita Cortez, Dorothy Wright, Barbara Hill, Betty Berri- man and Lois Reidel. Second row: Kenneth Cobeldick, David Merrill, john Roth and Albert Proom. WH yi, L' Q N 5 1 4 - - -frf-f - . , F . . . - - . 5, ' b ' ' ' 1 Q ww ivy-ul. ,I qw ,, bawfvufwuunqwifmw X si-935-l'g '.g34ff1ggKam'Lf IB--vi wg, if ' Q A -4 .2 at-P5 j' 'X 4-fr .i 5, 1. 2 355 i 5, ,. is V , Q as gl. l Q leaf an , '?m3'?w, 4,1 4 .2 , , 351' ' J' T2 Riga 'Q W si 4 Q' Hut . SSN 5 Q6 1' ff S ww 5 iff' it I r A .4 uw ,W 11 5 yt , , 4 . 'P gif, M, . b 5 My X. 5 i'?s,3Q L E V AL 4 f 7' 't G ' :S Q33 - K Qixii in HT: sf' V , Y U 4 ,. 3 if if M I Y WNY Y Y Y V :Q KY. 1- School Song Grass Valley we love you, love your colors boldg Your red stands for courage of warriors so bold, Your gold is symbolic of hearts both firm and true, Who'll fight for Grass Valley, your banner and you. So light on, oh team, 'your glory shall not fade, With stout hearts you'll challenge the foe unafraid, Leading onward and upward your banner shall gleam, So fight for Grass Valley, oh fight on, fight on, team. www- f Drum Corps The drum corps this year proved to be a great asset to the school. Their fine work for the drill team and majorettes will long be remembered as among the very best the school has seen. The leader for the year was Carol Underwood, who did a good job in directing the corps. Yell Leuklggs Truly outstanding were the yell leaders for the year. T-hey gave the cheering section the pep needed to give our teams the go-ahead they had. There were new yells learned and old ones done over to seem new. Left to right they are: Bob Rice, Betty Waddelow and Hobart Smith. Maioreffes With the large group of eleven, this year's majorettes did a hne job of entertaining. They demonstrated a routine of fancy steps and fast twirling that was worth watching closely. The head majorettes were Barbara Wood and Beverly Patterson. Boys' Letter Awards Shown here are a few of the boys that received their letters this year. A special assembly was held to give out the letters that the boys had worked so hard to earn. They earned them in all types of sports. 2 Clyde Bryant ,,. if '? 2 3 at 3 Murra Mosher, Violinist and Accompanist Ramsden Assembly M ,O Nichols 33 PEFIOYIS honored 'by th ,cord side? has eside Ch01' rdo have and Journalism students John Ber- 2 Sent l th 1 of + e As- I cia ford niv day, ctol Th tion to on ays ular bli ad- T ess iters rir, Qhem how thev can improve their ar- ticles al o will 'Qi' ings divis 'tl- arate . 3' ' Th 'Q l from s A ion- lism eet- each sep- ding :op- RED ics will present some helpful ideas to the delegates,,vLhicl3.,they will 1 notes. of the our- of an the. bring An day's the bca -Q- Kia.. .V.BUYS ATTEND STANFURIJ PRESS GUNVENTIUN STUDENTS SEE ELIZ AND ESSEX By FLORA WOMACK I received a big thrill when I first looked over Grass Valley and ies o .1 if l . i boys s ,- ner in K -V p The l benefi the tv 'P Pal :din- ': room. ' I . pas to ' ' I 'when 7 T nbledi to saw your gorgeous trees, which remind me of the trees back east where L was retina, mid Miss Diarhs Swan, who ave a splendid if and' r he X for inspe H it expe1,-.' .5 ...l....,,p ress is crit- observ we d prac- lx i X 2 'agp rn , ACES 111 ucweyayci wliunb, 1118118- up, and editing: Faith . . . . Work . . Vision in the I. the fro day, O: ferent 4 with he moved beirning toltjuabt came- t I wa S abeth e and Mmm- dif- stage P-P Te' I face as she sow it NUI illlll G0l1I Red Earth and Gold Ore From the Sierra Foothills OL 1 NO 4 GRASS VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL CALIF Tues. Oct 28 1947 tudents Get Shot, erdlct Awaited Smile please are the words e students will be hearing on ovember 3 as they pose for their dividual pictures taken for the hool files and for the students buy if they like the effects pro uced Photos of this type were taken t the school last year the stu ents buying them to exchange 1th their friends The purchase rice of the photos will be ounced later Students are entitled to take e pictures home for inspection y the parents first and then bring m back at no extra cost The hoto package may be purchased 1th its entire contents or broken p into desired selections xx G V H s xx ONNIE BLAKE WILL TTEND SACTO HI Connie Blake Red and Gold itor moved to Sacramento Oc ber 17 and will attend Sacra nto High School and hopes to art classes there Monday while argaret Blum Junior will lace her as editor Sets Precedent Setting a precedent Connie be- hxle still a Sophomore however -onnie states she is doubtful f Sac in alism las: open n .inley it one d to eaves f he ewly formed and ye unnamed ournalism club rkeley Hi some e- word about this openmg for Elizabeth in the play Eliza beth and Essex managed by Ross Van Nibroc, who plays the char acter Cecil Their specialty is Elizabeth and Essex presented for high UNDERWUUD TRAVELS T0 USF BUARD BUNVENTIUN IN PALO ALTO J B Underwood Grass Valley CHURCHMEN GIVE High School science teacher at tended the C S F State Advisors MARRIAGE TAT vc 'md Board Convention in Palo speakers the sem class enjoyed ed during the first v on Marital Home Reverend Donald odist minister R ORe11ly Catholic Doctor H N Marc surgeon of Grass Rev Getty empk of rehgion and th' religious backgrot to marriage with s 17 and 18 where the board is that school s and ot! parts ol plays primari iences. Joe l- ed the this to San Fr states an C7 clubs other their aud olay t had from K' hglbility m Charge science class in tate teacher Mrs derwood len by fternoon October truve in time fora cf' day The first an afternoon took to Posiuon board election wir Underwoods mg fo omg Robert Thomson played the part of Bacon who in Elizabeths time was an essayist and literary charactel X3 u V H S S3 Soap Used at Last By G. V Students Whatever is allfhat nnlse gut f-,T- lot ol tatmg Religion ton of a good h and in the future without it we cannot hope to reach our goal Dr 1H N March gave the class a lecture on pre marital examma tions and their importance plus the value of bloodtests and why they are given In order to have the senior homemaklng class un Stenberg showed the girls Slides on the body and its functlons the w term of two nr of ehgvbihty 1 g opened after regis tratlon Fnday morning at 9 30 at Palo Alto High School Lunch was served in the cafeteria at noon af ter which the afternoon session of the board convened and that eve ning dinner was served on the Stanford Campus The short Sat urday session was dismissed at yellowj on aga 1 them .L What! or Tre Jus a 1 ween' Have conver not be epped mers' or let best Trick 1 s -Iallo in a hke XXGVHSZS causing the panic Naturally though 'youve fever been re day ator mag 'VI ar tot epar class nooks n h add terest G Xl PL-.. ,hoo spon this 121 Well Wonder year 1 ike gate' 1 this l get Ziff 'meld of recti sent: Y 24th re- sem uber bers e that dr Wht othe ideas such a 1 and HI the ba maybe tches with e or Jus: and opinions on rms suoyect dur ing the next six weeks f1nal body Joined in hymn Ldent singing the scnoI's sh , r Q 1 o I 0 I h 1 .' - ' . . .Sl : ' I ' ' . , -S is ' v . . -' . 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First semester ofhcers were: President, Helene Glikog Vice President, Dot Wright, Secretary, Maxine Smith, Treasurer, Barbara Green. Second semester: President, Barbara Green, Vice President, Virginia Abasg Secretary, Betty Smithg Treasurer, Nina Hooper. This organization is under the supervision of Miss Gardner. Q' T B.DoMI1'R0v1TCH D. WRIGHT H, GUKO D, GARDNER Drill Team The Grass Valley Drill Team was really something to be proud of this year. They kept the crowd following their every movement during their fine precision marching. This was partly due to the fine leaders they had for the year. Beverly Domitrovitch was the head leader, assisted by Dot Wright and Helene Gliko. Their advisor is Miss Gardner. 58 A Q, 1 'BQWSS Mifihlfl Q .iJP'lLf!f cy 53 'l B fi. -lui? sux . A 4 KX 1 , ,, 'A nl Qilggki .E .E 1 Gypsxes 2 Lorne Orzallx Lynn Roath 3 Mary Alyce Meeker joe Blake 4 Bobble Young Rex Klng Tommy Penclrak 5 Chuck I-lollmer Tommy Pendrak 6 Don Halverstadt Jean Archxbald 7 Sad Sack Smart 8 Al vm Nxx 9 Eleanor Barber 10 Buddy Colllers 11 Margre Smnth Glorla Prrcer 12 Wesley Cox 13 oyce Mayors Faye Lystrup Betty jo Majors 14 M Nxx J Archibald L Anderson B Rxce 15 B Valceschmn T Pendrak R Pamter W Cox 39 , Aggie? V 11 . b , X W . War s 1 - -ww SX X- fx, ,, ,y 3 l I8 X ,I ,. i C of ii 1 is I .fi V I 35' ii l ff , -an -aw 'kt t Q Ar v i n .mx av C ' S N . Y .,. I 1 Tom Chalmers 9 Beverly Domitrovich 2 Pete Daley 10 jerry Farmin 3 joe Kochis 11 Bobbie Green, Bill Curnow 12 'lack Skeahen 13 Dick Leeper, Anthony Gliko 14 Carl jones, Roger Montre, jimmy 7 Bonnie Rice, Mildred Nix Guin!! DiCli I-CCPGI' 8 Dot Halverstadt, Nina Hooper 15 Virginia Abas 4 johnny Potts 5 Donnie Young 6 Al Brown 40 Q' W' gsrifav, if ig ,e 15 ' H 4 Q , bv 1' 'Sl Ciygl e ,. 3 io I5 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 25 Anthony Gliko Betty Smith Gibbie Glover Martha Droivold Janice Church, N Little Scouts Lynn Roath jan Sherwood W X Q, ita Cortez 5 wa 'N WEE L ORZALLI C LANCE A HOOPER R MONTRE B GREEN L FORE 1 WILLIAMS D YOUNG Vars1ty A Footb ll Grass Valley Grass Valley Grass Valley Grass Valley Grass Valley Grass Valley Grass Valley Orovllle San uan Placer Yuba C1ty Roseville Marysvllle Nevada Cxty A BROWN L Roux-1 Top Rau I Gunnn, Carl Jones, A Hooper, A Wagner, 'I Skeahan Mzddle B YOCUM Row B Odgers, B Pzckthall, W Engle, D Frye, B Coll1ers,D Esterly, G Watson Bottom Row B Hall, P DeMayo,j Abraham, A Glxko, D Leeper, J Hall, B Thompson Mfznageu H Cnspm, L Zugnongj Yocum, R Clemo, R PARTINGTON B CURNOW B SCHLOREDT C BECK B ALLEY N VALCESCHINI B Kocl-us l A f .E WA 3 0 ' 13 f .... 14 J .,.....,. 18 . IAIA I ----vVv-'--.'- 0 I - . f .... 12 ' ........ o 1 rye 5 ..,. 7 ' ........ 27 B Q .... 0 ' .... 0 64 YS Cl. Bryanti l I . . l I D HALL W COX R P-'UNTER B VALCESCHINI B HENDERSON F VAN DUSEN 1 Lf j OLEARY R DAY W CRESSWELL A HAMPTON To ow Barnes B Gere R Collms R Smrth Buck Middle Rau P R G J UW1nstead G Horn G Knuckly D Atkmson B Halverstadt L Lolmaugh Barium R011 B Barnhart R Read W Freeman E Crawford B Lester D Atkms K KOHLER J V FOOfbGH B TRATHEN Grass Valley Grass Valley Grass Valley Grass Valley Grass Valley Grass Valley Grass Valle Lf aa G Oroulle San uan Yuba Crty Placer Roseville Marysville Nevada Crty 61 f iff, VN.-X ...X- ' D YOCUM W C HOLLMER f 55 f J 'S D MERRILL R MILLER 2, My J CRAMER O STEELE 43 Qs- L A fb L . - . bl I x I x ' rf , J 1, L .. A .... 6 f ........,, 18 ' 33 I U 7 ' O 13 R .... 20 ' ,..,L,.... 6 ' 14 ' 13 y .... 13 ' .... O 127 6'3 s M . ,fx A' . in -- 1 , JV S ' R' . xl s . . P HM jd 1 I . L K I nz, J G tl . Il. X135 l' Grass Grass Grass Grass V Grass Grass Slandnzg H Fawcett D Young R Partington L Orzalli G Patton K Cobbleclick A Brown C Beck Ixneelnzg Trentham B Alley B Schloredt P Daley D Caldwell W Engle Farmm R A Basketball Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Marysville 32 Placer Hillmen 48 Roseville 45 Yuba City 50 Nevada City 28 Placer Hillmen 41 Grass Grass Grass Grass Valley Valley Valley Valley Roseville 50 Marysville 49 Yuba City 61 Nevada City 40 ff' Q, CNN Top Rou Skeahan A Gliko D Leeper W Cox Abraham T Pendrak B Cumow Sefand Row C Homer D Frye G Glover B Colliers R Montre R Painter B Valeschmi B Basketball C3rass C3rass C3rass C3rass Clrass C3rass C3rass C3rass C3rass C3rass Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Marysville 50 Placer Hillmeu Roseville 22 Yuba City 31 Nevada City 22 Placer Hillmen 29 Roseville 41 Marysville 30 Yuba City 30 Nevada City 20 45 C Basketball Top Row: B. Brown, D. Skeahan, T. Miller, H. Smith, N. Tipton, C. johnson. Boflom Row: Sealy, B. Verran, H. Thrasher, F. OYung. s 1 ' A M -.... xix x 5, f. 4 i f 46 l lblyllgi A 1, D Basketball Top Row: F. Rose, L. Moore, J. Goodhue, D. Rodgers Bottom Raw: C. Rua, C. Arquette. -l 3 fl Last Year's Baseball Sierra Foothill League Champions for the third straight year, Grass Valley High School baseball team won 9 league games and lost one. Team members during the three sea- sons were- Peter Daley catcher' Albert Ali pitcher and shortstop Ken LaCrosse third base Tom Hooper pitcher and outfielder Two year members of the team were Larry Orzalli first base Clinton Hooper outfield and second base Don Halverstadt outfield Lynn Roath pitcher One year members were jack Skeahan second base and Dave Wong outfield During the practice season this ball club won 5 games and lost one The best practice series being with McClatchy High School of Sacramento McClatchy won the first game 2 0 and Grass Valley the second 6 4 Baseball Bottom Row P Daley T Hooper D lnce E Harrres jOdgers F Lopez K LaCrosse D Halverstadt L Roath Top Row Coach A Hooper A Ali L Orzalli J Williams C Hooper B Rhodes A Brown J Skeahan C Lam bert D Wong Md7ldg6fJ D Esterly Brers 1948 Baseball Returning lettermen for the 1948 season are topped by Pete Daley 3 year letterman catching Lynn Roath 2 year letterman pitching Larry Orzallr 2 year letterman on first base Jack Skeahan 1 year letterman at second base and Jack Williams 1 year letterman as a reserve outfielder Two outstanding performers are coming up from the unror Varsity namely Almon Brown pitcher and Denton Ince outfielder Other boys that are out for the squad have not had enough experience to estimate their abilities Top competition is expected from Yuba City and Marys ville both teams having 8 to 10 lettermen returmng 47 l - 1 1 1 i 1 7 7 11' , , , y 1 . ' - 1 1 1 - ' 7 7 7 A I 1 . , - I N ,, w . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . ' ' 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 9 ' I ' 1 1 ' , . . . . , . 'Z , --.. 1 ' 1 1 1 ' J 1 1 ' i 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 1 - . . N .l 1 1 1 , . 1 - X ,fy are is 'L . .4 1 .3 X I A gli 5 ,Q .D Bollom Row, left to right: K. Day, B. Barnhart, S. Smith, D. Merrill, R. Tabor, O'Leary, B. Hall, L. Lolmaugh, R. Read, G. Dodesiman. Second Row, left to right Wenstead, A. Wasley, F. Lystrup, R. Sutherland, R. Hensen, D. Atkins, I. Reid, O. Colwell, B. Halverstadt, K. Kohler, W. Freeman, Roger Snipe. Third Raw, left 10 right: Strark, Powelly Roth, Zugnoni, Hall, Green, Shelton, Meinking, Braham, Van Dusen. ' .r e,,fm.-,gy -,tg--K-ffg,,.Z,tf,., Q , , A' , , 1 X - X ff Q V' : - V 4' A W i 1 ' Q .vpiw V yi ' . ' . E ' .2 ' A -A -1 3 Q ff,- . - 1 ' K Denton Ince Sac-Joaquin cross-coun- try champion. Our lead- ing distance man. Dave Kinross Placed second .to Ince in Sac -Joaquin cross- country run. Will run half mile this spring. l . U 59-2 ' I 4 : f n 9 Alvon Hampton An outstanding fresh- man prospect in the sprints and jumps. i gd. f vi? ,A 5,...- , -. ,ig f- is f l Roger Montre Placed second in 880 in last year's Sac-joa- quin sectional meet. Will run 440 this year. 4 Q If 1' L . ti . , , .1 - ' 'al A N X?wF IF W M. sw-s?:'s'F wa- we , - ' -4156 4 Bill Curnow Last spring Bill broke all school records in the shot-put. Track ' ,N fi . Track prospects at the beginning of the 1948 season were consider- g ' W5 - .gll A A fl f f' ably better than those of the previous year. Our B team had a number 3 - ,ie L- it , ' of experienced men which considerably strengthened the team. This is --Q 'F' 'A ' f' 5 the Hrst year that we have had enough team-strength to schedule dual Q ' y meets. This year our track teams were scheduled for nine dual meets ' f ' and nine invitational meets. iey- L A ,'IQ?,. g ' Doyle Frye Bill Schloredt A good broad jumper This year's track captain and one of our leading and a fine middle dis- sprinters. tance man. 48 Top Row: F. OYung, D. Cornell, Coach Vera Ingram, E. Wong, B. Peard. Boflom Roux' L. Cummins, Hall, Farmin. Tennis 1948 romises to be another banner year for Grass Valley High School with a full Sierra Foothill League P augmented by participation in the Northern California Interscholastic Tennis Tournament at Monterey March 22, 23, 24 and 25, and the C. I. F. play-offs at Sacramento, May 15, following the Sierra Foothill Tournament on May 8 will be held at the local courts this year. Left 10 Rigblf Bourquin, C. Moore, B. Peard, D. Cornell, E. Wong, Hall, Stine, Coach Vera Ingram, Farmin, F. OYung, K. Poulsen, L. Cummins, Berryman, B. johns. With upwards of 50 beginners fgirls and boysj starting to learn their strokes this year, tennis is promised continued vitality Qsuccessj in this community. 5 Tennis in 1947 was again successful in our H. S. with the .winning of the Sierra Foothill Team Champion- ship: F. OYung, 1 singleg B, Peard, E. Wong, 1 double, W. OYung, 2, D. Cornell, 2 doubles, L. Cummins, 2 singles. B. Peard and E. Wong handily won the Sierra Foothill doubles cup at Auburn, while F. OYung went down before the stronger stroking of C. Ruggles of Roseville. 49 Nina and Eleanor Hooper 7 Porkie Partington, Peggy Wood Pat Holt, Mary Ann Shamberger, Juanice Heather, 8 Jean Archibald Ann Holt 9 Bill Curnow Miriam Collins 10 Donnie Young Beverly Domitrovich 11 Dot Wriglit Harold and Buddy Valceschini 12 jean Archibald, Peter Daley Bill Peard 13 Berry Halverstadt 50 ful, WQW 'fraud 1 X gtqi 'S Ag M. Je 3 gy 3 .D n 2 KU ., EW? f 3 ,ran Q' ? 1 g 'wx' 'LRE' 1 'J' 700. Point Girls Virginia Abas Betty Waddelow Barbara Green Soyla Ali mi 900 Point Girls Beverly Domitrovich Helene Gliko ' 522 , A Q, . . r ' 1 Y 500 Point Girls Standing, left to right: Betty Smith Barbara Owen Nita Cortez Margene Hoover Kneeling, left to right: Soyla Ali Anita Anderson Deveryle Davis - new - K' it ' gges',fifi '95 1 A , fs 1, 5 -A ,5-V,y..,. lla 5- virgo ,yer-ff UW, ,tv f so S , Y We - W 300 Poinf Girls Standing, left to right: Jeanne Sherwood Barbara Hill Eleanor Hooper Lois McCain Rosemarie Bernal Cecelia Gallino Patricia Brown Mary Ann Shamberger Kneeling, left to right: Miriam Collins Barbara Wwd Dorothy Wright Janice Church Vera Seghezzi Alice Yun juanice Heather 'TEES LESS A D Seniors Junior White Team Standing, left to right: Kneeling, left to right: Standing, left to right: Kneeling, left to right: Jeanne Sherwood D0r0thy Wright Daphne Dilday Beverly Patterson Delores Espinosa Betty Waddelow Margene Hoover fCaptainj jean Brakey Donna Felton Maxine Smith fCaptainj Mary Ann Wells Junior A Team Junior B Team Standing, left to right: Kneeling, left to right: Standing, left to right: Kneeling, left to fight! Mary Ann Schamberger joan Wood Laurel Densrnore Deveryle Davis fCaptainj Barbara Green Miriam Collins Juanite Heather Betty Smith Virginia Abas Juanita Cortez Soyla Ali June Hyatt Barbara Wood QCaptainj Nina Hooper Dorothy Halverstadt jams Bruclc Pat Brown I SEK T AIL Sophomore A Team Sophomore B Team Standing, left to right: Kneeling, left to right: Standing, left to right: Kneeling, left to right: Diane Montre Roberta Nattress Alma Davis Faye Lystrup janet Nettles Ann Wells Roberta Ingram Ramona Carley fCaptainj Lorene Fagan fflaptainj Eleanor Hooper Norma Anderson Cecelia Gallino Anita Anderson Vera Seghezzi Alice Yun Rosemarie Bernal Mary Stiddham Freshmen A Team Freshmen B Team Standing, left to right: Kneeling, left to right: Standing, left to fight: Kneeling, left to right: Lorraine De Martini Loretta Hattox Naomi Allen Katherine Wayne QCaptainj Pat Durmody Shirley Hocking Barbara Craun Mildred Edwards Nancy Cranmer Phyllis Penalune fCaptainj janet Melvin Lois Veal Nina Munsy Carmen Mitchell Loretta Page Anita Turner P , Q QQ VY ZIAELE. vi i Seniors ,gg vo-11, W Juniors ,.s g QD DQ . lx-. ix 'v' - ,ses f, . L lJ Sophomores FfeShm9n Seniors B. Domitrovich fCapt.j, D. Wright, J. Sherwood, H. Gliko, G. Pricer, M. Smith, L. McCain, D. Felton, J. Hein, D. Espinosa. Junior A Junior B B. Patterson fCapt.j, B. Green, V. Abas, B. Smith, D. Davis, S. Heather, N. Hooper, S. Ali. Sophomore A R. Bernal fCapt.j, J. Skinner, R. Ingram, A. An- dersen, L. Fagan, A. Yun, A. Wells, B. Moore, N. Anderson. Freshmen A De Martini fCapt.j, N. Cranmer, L. Hattox, P. Pen- aluna, V. Humbird, N. Allen, L. Baro, R. Viers, D. Olsen, L. Winney. D. Roth CCapt.j, S. Hyatt, L. Vose, N. Cortez, D. Halver- stadt, J. Wood, M. Hoover, L. Densmore, G. Hummelt. Il ll Sophomore B D. Mulch fCapt.j, E. Hooper, R. Corlex, C. Gollino, J. Scott, F. Lystrup, D. Montre, M. Nix, V. Seghizz, R. Nattress, J. Nettles. Freshmen B C. Mitchell fCapt.j, L. Allen, M. Brown, S. Cole, L. Page, C. Hambly, O. Espinosa, M. Frey, J. Knettle, S. Norton, S. Wurth. 56 D CONGRATULATIONS to the Senior Clan OSBORN FLOWER SHOP , 205 W Mam Telephone 403 6 4 BENNETTS 8: STEEL HOME OF FAMOUS BRANDS 128 M111 Street 0 0 ALPHA HARDWARE CO Grass Valley Nevada Cxt HARRY'S CAFE Where Ybur Friend: Meet T0 Eat 304 West Mam Street ig BLUEBIRD FOUNTAIN 110 M111 Street Phone 52 ARMY AND NAVY SUPPLIES 206 W Mam St SPORTING GOODS Jeff .Z 6 5-U.: For Smart Femnzme Apparel Nesada Cnty and Grass Valley Stores THE BOYS STORE EVERYTHING FOR BOYS Merle Wergelafzd 150 M111 Street Grass Valley Calxf 1144 -Gini' VIC BREUR Men .r War 143 M111 Street SAMPSON S STATIONERY BOOKS 120 M111 St MORAN S PHARMACY COSMETICS PRESCRIPTIONS 126 M111 Street COMPLIMENTS Graduatmg Class BEN FRANKLIN STORE C164-5.9 KMLEY VX SAN .JUAN 'NB eg' GRASS VALLEY vs Yoon Cwy 0 ROJPK A QW! 4 v 4401114- - - - , .y ' Q X M? 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Optomelrzrt 118 Mill Street Grass Valley California BENNETT'S BOOTERY Men'f Wear and Sboer 140 Mill St. Telephone 52 Diamonds and Watches LOLMAUGH S JEWELRY 108 Mill Street Grass Valley Calif THE FURNITURE CENTER Home of FINE FURNITURE Acro!! rom MEIIIOVIQI Bznldmg J MAGAUAN MAINE I 01.10811 1-2- S-f -f SHEPS SHOE SHOP The Home 0 Good Shoe Repazrzng 102f Mill Street Grass Valley MODE O DAY 8: STORK SHOP Myrlle Lopef 154 Mill St Grass Valley PARKVIEW MARKET Oppo te Memorial Park GOLDEN RULE STORE STAR BRAND SHOES 150 Mill Street STENNETT S MARKET 317 S Auburn CONGRATULAIIONSI COMPLIMENTS MONTRE ELECTRIC SHOP 209 W Mann Street NOB HILL GROCERY F Argall Prop FOOTE ELECTRICAL CO General Elertrzf 110 High Street Grasn Valley APPLIANC ES Phone 122 132 Mill St ARMISTICE DAY f 95, Cr V VS N C Jlnmor Vines Nov 'b rf S Uhfl 'Qi E is it VL 1 '1Yl f9'l lll- 4-'L-' NEVADA CITY Vs G- V WW Od 24 , Nm? fx-9 A in .,-,--.,. 5' r I Ei I y E! l 4 If I w ' 71 -1 ,Si A , '53 59 . XX of GM vs. YOSSV I , , , L, ., W L . I . . ' 7 n . . Y Q in ' if D L' ' in 3 x iw 'Pg 'E 3 QQ L I I 1 0' al ' A -: -6 Q , S7 49er MARKET Groferief - Menu - Fresh Vegetablex Phone 73-I 236 S. Auburn St. tbliult Pqeggntg ov 'ff' IV, PA ,,o' F 1 COVEY'S GARAGE CHRYSLER AND PLYMOUTH DEALER I 143 E. Main Street TESS' GIFT SHOP Congmtulatiom to Clan of 1948 RED 8: WHITE FOOD STORE 128 E. Main Street TELEPHONE 870 Dr A W STORZ 152f Mill Street Plone 578 'nm Ba.:-0-dis I- lMnm'?ole S'lvee.'l UNION ICE DELIVERY 208 North Auburn GRASS VALLEY CALIF THOMAS GROCERY 225 Colfax Ave CONGRATULATIONS' groan ASF Mkl- If ov 49 H4 214169 Nov ll TYLER S EVERYTHING PHOTOGRAPHIC 107 M111 Street STEELE SUPPLY THE PLACE TO BUY Grass Valley MCCAULEY S PASTRY SHOP 123 M111 St TELEPHONE 3981 ALADDIN BEAUTY SALON Expert Beautulanx 113 S Auburn St Telephone 126 THE HARMONY SHOP Congratulalzom to Clan o 48 125 M111 St Grass Valley '11 a-'I CJ 4-ug. - X DELEMBER S x O , . . fy CROSS eww-gy lfmqg N951 cf.A.A - .inazom owes 1 -1 1 ' '- 4 0 ,I X Al 1 .- ,I Q ff PENGELLYIS SHOE STORE 112 Mill Sf. Telephone 380-W PAUL VILES CO. BUICK -- FRIGIDAIRE -- GMC A 120 E. Main Sr. CONGRATULATIONS! PACIFIC DOLLAR STORE 157 Mill Street BISI-IOP'S UNION SERVICE STATION UNION OIL PRODUCTS Fireftone Tiref and Arfefmrzex 111 E. Main St. Grass Valley, Calif. THE UNIQUE 130 M111 St Telephone 183 PEOPLE'S MARKET Congratulalzom to the Clan o 48 104 East Mam Fool' bo..11 B Awskuht lpn K A L61 XII 4 i' .cembr-r V3 PHOENIX DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTIOINS DRUGS C 148 M111 St Phone 800 OSMETICS RICHFIELD STATION CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF Maxn and Auburn Phone 98 :I- -L SPROUSE REITZ M111 Street Grass Valley Calnfornxa RAY CRENSHAW SPORTING GOODS 105W Mam St H JAN 3 ELECTIDN OF CLASS oFF1cE2s VALET CLEANERS 109 S Church St Grass Valley Calnfornxa HARTUNG S Iewelerr Smce 1875 124 M111 St Grass Valley Callf Rosevalle. Yrs Gauss Vale. :AVI MU y M91 Q WW' M vJ'1U044f' ff dw? 1 44! M ,ff Ulf WLM vs 9 P55158 .MfT6'2' MRM M ,yyydagamsx vuuef xhdlglydj Afd M! da! N QKQ Jlfzwfygvdja -2. 1 . W , f, D, . u , 0 I A -.- I J EJ ' f 'J ' I X sw. 2.3 5 jk! -1 5 r 'K Q fl' 8 P ' A C, Q ' '51 . I V I 1 ' ' ' .fl , , ei' x , ', ' lf ,. J, A-Ve! Q 1' ull ,. 391 O O ' otsll yuBA CWV QKP1 SS vALL1T cawusvnury NEVADA UTY JAN.3o H N MARCH M D Pbyzrzazz and Surgeon 125 M111 St BON ALLURE M111 St Phone 310 GRASS VALLEY Phone 102 es 125 Dr NW C EVANS Denlzrt Y Ra 102 M111 St Grass Valley PEARL R SCHNEIDER D I1 fOf7f0lllFf7'1 147 INI111 St MCCLARD The DfUgg1Sf Opporzle Ibe P011 O zfe The Cosmet1c Center of Nexacla County GOLD BOWL BOWLING FOR ALL 115 Bank St GRASS VALLEY PAINT AND GLASS STORE COZNGRAII LAIIOINS Io Ibe Cflff n -18 146 M111 St Phone Q98 C O M P L I M E N T S to Graduatmg Class HILLS FLAT LUMBER CO BI:SI1 ll ISHLS GRASS VALLEY HARDWARE CO 117 M111 Street Dr MELVIN E BERRYMAN 129 Neal Street Grass Valley Ca11f Telephone 122 5 C B GRENFELL Infmzme md Real Engle Afzpmzfed 109 M111 St MOUNTAIN CHEVROLET CO George II Raddue r Radclue Bu1ld1ng N VADA C1TY GRASS VALLEY I V 1- R1O1W 1-EBRUARY :,f,- A V 01 ' A l ' 141 I . Q V5 R . -J ' . ' - - - UL' r 1' 0 ' ' h A- 1 ' 7 , I . Jw H X A ' . . Y I ' I vs I ' ' ' .MP ' , L, , L A -31 . .1!l1f,I. 'f A 4 f ' ' '. , f . E ' . J, 7. VIS 9 N .xf I : I I W' f 5 J' MW 1 , X 1' 447 M 1,1 ix ., 8 'TSHIIUK 3 R J - 1 11 x M 'hw ff ,' .1 .fi 2 I HILLS FLAT PUBLIC MARKET CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 48 BERT'S HC07lgI'dlIlldfj077J' to the Clan of 1948 ' Phone 259 -- 117 Mill St. TRACK ME ET JOHN W. BALLOU, M. D. 152 Mill Street GRASS VALLEY DEL ORO SWEET SHOP Ernie and feuie Vraman 163 Mill Street A MARCH If ARGALL PHARMACY 106 Mill Street . . . Phone 10 . . . GRASS VALLEY ELJRNITURE CO. HOTPOIIN T APPLIANCES Phone 1087 South Auburn W gg v ARCH S RICHEIELD SERVICE Complete Automobile Sewlre HILLS FLAT GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 111 Bennett Street AOR O tx ' CONWAY S 129 Mill Street Telephone 1 GRASS VALLEY GEORGE BROTHERS Aulomotzve Par!! DODGE AND PLYMOUTH ARTS RADIO HOSPITAL CONCRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1948 GRASS VALLEY PUBLIC MARKET BEST WISHES ' UAVLS IRRCK MEET ,- HFRL I7 ,-4? lsgiuwr NI ei Aff - .13 ff P814 T I x QS .11 i f 5 S ' 'W 2 n ' 27 - -.,.., , I Y ' South Auburn Highway 1 X Y I 1 'ur l f 1. 1 1 CRAMER S AUTO EXCHANGE A Sa e Plate 'Io Buy H1115 Flat Grass Valley Cal1f SHELL OIL COMPANY fake: pnde 111 115 Clean Eff1c1ent Stoxe O11 Dzflrzbzzled by Mozmtanz O11 Company WP! I CONGRATULATIONS C1111 ff 1948 1 C PENNEX CO 1 W1 VI JHO lNI1ll Street Crue Valley ,ALJXC WESTERN STORES CONGRATULATIOINS CLASS OI' +8 Western Auto Supphes C0 Corner M111 and Mam Ste VALLEY GRILL 103 M111 St BEST OF Ll CA 'IO CLASS OI' Vera Ecld1e and M1ry Lou Z JOHN H BOURQUIN eu eler uallfiecl Watchmakers 167 M111 St Del Oro Theatre Bldg GRASS VALLEX CLASS CO Glzrr And Mnmrr Fm Ezery Pm me MYERS MORTUARY CHAPEL 24 Hom Ambulance Serwre SENIOR Fl ELL 10111 Nei fbu ll 1U leff Inu In f L KIRRPATRICK IOR 'IHE BESNI LSED CAR DEAL Phone 160 P O Box Q63 Graes Valley C 11f M41 fbwzavfgt THE DIAMOND MATCH CO L1 mber and Buzldnzg Afafefzalr For Betfer Homer GRASS VALLEY CALI1' Ed H llybllblllll Mg? DICK 6 PEI E TEXACO SERVICE Mam Street DILLIN GER 8. STANSEIELD Furmture Center Bu11cl1ng THE TREAT FROSTIES Qia 904 s 4 1 GRNM.5AT10N' - :TONE 4- ' l' 1 ' ' fr 7' ' U ' I 'Q A U Y: H ' . . 7 . Y . . G.U.U. If f' 'rl Lv Y ' h ,Huy ' , ,LL ' - - . . ' . H5 , 1 V .. X 5 f I 1 I 1 ' ' I I ' ,V . 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