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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1949 volume:

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A -fs- M1971 Edfior-ln-Cluef X A fr 7: f sf , 1Q??'7 .'1'g Q Q L ' E - I 'f iz f ' ' 'af A 'll' ' . i T Jo BURGER f f ' Class Will NINA HOOPER Classes a -fr -1 My . r-4-ff: .'? -5 I , X, Y Q fx .D ur av' A BETTY SMITH MIRIAM COLLINS MARY SHAMBERGER MARGARET BLUM JUNE HYATT Senior Phofog Wrifer Wrifer Wrifer Sngpg DON CORNELL PAT HOLT ALBERT PROOM LEILAH FOSTER JOHN CRON JANLS BRUC Adminisirafion Adminisirafion Camera Club Business Manager Camera Club SeP0'9llo Pc In Appreciation The Class of 1949 Dedicates this annual to Mr. Robert Frost, for the instructions received in the classroom, and for the help we have received, and anyone else who has requested it, in the planning of proms, balls, and plays. His friendship has enriched our lives. Miss Dorothy Dyke, for her guidance and encouragement in the making of this book, her conscientious teaching of United States History and art and for the respect we hold for her as a friend and counselor. IDA HUFFER VERA INGRAM MAXINE SLEEPER ROBERT FROST ELIZABETH REID CLARENCE RUS Mathematics Social Science English ll Wood Shop Lcnguuges Aulo Shop DENIS CHRISTIN Civics DOROTHY MULCAHY Commercial WILLIAM WILSON Principal DOROTHY DYKE U. S. History VERNA GREELEY Mclhemaiics JOHN UNDERWOOD AR1 HOOPER EVELYN BAKER BILL OEOROE THEODORE MATHH Sciences Boys' Aihlefic Hornemolcing BUS. IVOIHIHQ Dromclics 'iii DAPHANE GARDNER LEN STENBERG ELMER STEVENS HAROLD GEORGE, JR. EMMA WHITE ROGER SN Girls' Athlelic Office Prociice World Hisiory MUSIC English Ill Biology SEHIORS Z 4 f ew f A FALL SPRING llelt to right! lleft to righti B. Wilder, Business Manager J. Brakey, Business Manager J. Church, Secretary J. Andrews, Secretary 5, Ali, Vice-President E. Wong, Vice'President D. Rice, President C. Lance, President CLASS HISTORY The Class of 1949 began their high school days at 9 A. M., September 11, 1945, and after surviving the first few days of initiation were duly accepted ancl elected their class officers for the Fall semester. They were Ernie Wong, Presidentp Chuck Craver, Vice-President, Barbara Green, Sec- retary, and Marco Novack was appointed Business Manager. Second semester officers were Bob LaCrosse, Presidentp Anthony Gliko, Vice-President, Mary Ann Shamberger, Secretary, and Ernie Wong, Business Manager. The social function of the year was the Frosh dance March 15, 1946, termed the Shamrock Shuffle . The Sophomore year was started with the following officers: Bill Peard, President, Bob LaCrosse, Vice-President, Virginia Rudkin, Secretary, and Helen McCandless, Business Manager. The Sophomore dance that year was the Harvest Moon dance. Taking over for the capable first semester officers were Ernie Wong as President, Corky Lance as Vice-President, and Betty Smith as Secretary. Juanice Wasley assumed the iob of Business Manager. The Junior year started off with Bob Kochis, President, Dick Rice, Vice-President, Joyce Maiors, Secretary, and Laurel Densmore, Business Manager. Second semester was headed by Don Cornell as President, Jim Abraham as Vice-President, Barbara Woods as Secretary, and Bill Peard as Business Manager. Climaxing a successful year was the Junior Prom, lvy . Beginning the Senior year were Dick Rice as President, Soyla Ali as Vice-President, Janice Church as Secretary, and Bob Wilder as Business Manager. During that semester the Class of 1949 set a new mark, being the first Senior Class ever to hold a Senior Parents Night. The second semester officers were Corky Lance, President, Ernie Wong, Vice-President, Joyce Andrews, Secretaryp and Jean Brakey, Business Manager. A very successful Senior Ball was planned for May 28. Culminating a successful four years Graduation arrives on June 10. a KE.. we W Commencement Exercises Piano Due! C. UNDERWOOD, J. CRON. Senior Speakers B. PEARD, M, HOOVER, E. 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Ia- ,L x fr 1 .1 .. if 31.59111-xzjgfsi Catherine Cotgias BASHFUL - Golda Willis Dorothy Mack Leslie Gardner Duane Rowe Roger La Moure Leroy Taylor Joan Dower Dorothy Roth I 5, fi , A1 Lk I Q33 x V . im gy 4 7 -A - tg- w .,5ff m N .:. 7 :X M x A 9 fi. i I 4 1 , 1: ,-if ,ffl gif! .X ,bi M YQ A a . .h,, John Angove Junior Pendrak Pat O'Nesky Mary Louise Wuillay Juanita McMillin Jewel Boatwriqht Class Will We, the Seniors of the Grass Valley High School, being sound year of Our Lord, one thousand nineteen hundred and forty nine leave the following will and testament: As be lead to the Student Council. a class we leave our ability to lead and not to To the faculty we leave our pep and enthusiasm , To To To As our successors, the class of '50, we bequeath our ability to pass all civic exams. and knowledge. the class of '5l, we bequeath our calm dignity the class of '52, we bequeath our elderly advice, and the affection of the teachers. individuals we make the following bequests: I, Virginia Abas, will my sweet disposition to Martha Droivold. I. Jim Abraham, will my long legs to PeWee Painter. I, Soyla Ali, will my ability to get out of gym to the Sophomore girls. I Bob Andrews, will my curly forelock to Frank Reid. I: Joyce Andrews, will my capability to laugh at Mr. Christin's iokes to Ann Wells. I, Jack Angove, will my curly hair to Ed Richards. l, Howard Applegate, will my many absences to some unsuspecting Junior. I, Gwen Aro, will my ability to get along with others to L. Smart. I Charles Baker, will my beautiful blue eyes to Alvin Hampton. to be looked up to. I: Margaret Blum. will six inches of my height to anyone who has had the desire I Margaret Barnard, will my slimness to Toni Reifsnyder. 1 I, Betty Berggren, will my ability to keep quiet at least once to Lynette Key. I, Jewel Boatwright, will my overalls to anyone. I Jean Brakey, will my Pepsodent smile to Norma Kochiever. 1 I, Almon Brown, will my football fumbles to Bill Deal. I, Pat Brown, will my quiet I?l ways to Norma Anderson. I Patti Brown, will my tardy excuses to Laurene Lane. I, Jim Bristol, will my cute yellow car to anyone who can drive. I Jo Burger, will my pink and blue checkered bloomers to one, Jim 1 I, Janis Bruck, will my friendly ways to Mildred Edwards. I, Jerry Christie, will my cute smile to Jerry Winstead. I Janice Church, will my tinkling laugh to Jackie Cranmer. l, Miriam Collins, will my shyness to Millie Nix. I Don Cornell, will my tennis ability to David Cornell. 1 I, Nita Cortez, being of selfish character, will Bruce to myself. I, Catherine Cotgias, will to Diane Montre good luck in Civics. Shelton. I, Constance Cotgias, will to Barbara Barghorn, the male sex of G.V.H.S. I, John Cron, will the ability to get sound out of a Piano to Albert Proom. I, Bill Curnow, will my hunting skill to Bud Valeschini l, Bill Davis, will my hot rod to Mr. Rush. I, Deveryle Davis, will my shorthand ability to Vera Seghezzi. I, Daphne Dilday, will my civics grades to Mabel Simpson. I, Wesley Day, will my iob as grease monkey to Ray Day. l, Joan Dower, will my poise to Gloria Hocking. I, Leilah Foster, will' my iob of getting Mr. Stenberg down to Ramona Carley. I, Bob Frey, will my height to Roy Boatwright, I, Jim Fuller, will my wonderful excuses to a truant student. I, Pat Gabbert, will my long hair to Shirley Olsen. I, Leslie Gardner, will my quiet ways to Orlo Steele. I, Frank Gassaway, will myself to Mary Dubay. I my specs of distinction to N. Tipton. will my brains to Alvie Heintze. my locker to Montre and Corley. my periods of shop to any one who can get away with it. I, Anthony Gliko, will I, La Verne Graham, I, Barbara Green, will I, Bob Green, will all I, Bob Hall, will all things to my little brother, Donald. I, Dorothy Halverstadt, will my ability to keep my mouth shut in chorus to Lillian Bavo. in mind and body, this lOth day of June, in the lkie Harris, will all my basketball ability to Bob Trathen. Bev Hampton, will my ability to smile to Bub Skeahan. Bunny Heather, will my giggles to some old sour-puss. Margene Hoover, will my busybody ways to Barbara Moore. Nina Hooper, will my A's in History to Chuck Hollmer. June Hyatt, will my sneezes to Richard Read. Shirley Jenkins, will my iob in the cafeteria to R. Heather. Carl Jones, will my cute self to all on-coming girls. John Kinross, will my curly hair to Gene Crawley. Bob Kirkpatrick,, will my experiments in chemistry to G. Varnon. Bob Kochis, will my love of females to Wes Cox. Elwin Lance, will my carnivorous appetite to1Kathy Wayne. Dick Leeper, will my great ability to understand Mr. Christin to one Joanne Dowden. Dorothy Mack, will my ability to do my homework to Delbert Mack. Bob Mann, will my ability of keeping out of mischief to D. Burns. Joyce Maiors, will my part time school days to J. Yocum. Helen McCandless, will Ozzie to the football teams. Juanita McMillin, will my ability to get along with teachers to Loretta Mill. Gene Meyers, will my gift of gab to anyone who promises to give the teachers a bad time with it. Roger Montre, will my guard position in football to C. Hollmer. Pat Muldoon, will my iob in the Bee to some Freshman. Pat O'Nesky, will my height to Jean Skinner. Bob Odgers, will my maniac driving to Warren Creswell. Bill Peard, will my inability to play basketball to Ken Poulson. Bev Patterson, will my long tapered fingernails to anyone who can find them. Florence Pearce, will my iob in attendance to P. Penaluna. Junior Pendrak, will my nice personality to my brother Tom. John Potts, will my skiing poise to shorty Lane. Elva Powell, will some peach fuzz to Bud Barnhart. Bonnie Rice, will my cashmere sweater to Norma ROSS. Dick Rice, will my popularity to Bob Verran. Lois Reidel, will my quiet disposition to Rex Brown. Dot Roth, will my platinum hair to anyone who promises not to use peroxide on it. Duane Rowe, will my good looks to John Berriman. John Seley, will my chemistry book to David Huson. Mary Ann Shamberger, will my night life to Eleanor Hooper and Pat Holt. Bill Slack, will my civics book to Bob Pickthall. Betty Smith, will my job at Hennessy to Cec Gallino. Leroy Taylor, will my driving skill to an inmate at De Witt. Betty Tidd, will my ability to get A's in Trig and Geometry to anyone who could use the grades. Roger Tildsey, will my sophisticated way to Mr. Christin. Carole Underwood, will my lustrous red hair to Fay Lystrup. Loyola Vase, will my spare freckles to the teachers for all their many efforts. Juanice Wasley, will my ability to blush to Edna Williford. Bob Wilder, will my school books to my brother. Golda Willis, will my specs to someone who can't read very well and can't get his homework done Bruce Willson, will Nita to myself. Sam Wingfield, will my ability to pass to a Senior. Barbara Wood, will my naturally thick eyebrows to Mary Lou Patterson. Joan Wood, will my sports calm-ability to Eleanor Hooper. Alvin Wong, will my Toni to some one who will take care of it. Ernie Wong, will my singing ability while taking a shower to Bruce Harvey. Mary Louise Wuillay, will my luck in passing U.S. History to Mary Lou Renowden. Signed U. R. Wright l. M. Wrong Cure wg :F , . an ,3,,,' 474: ue' Tl DD LEEPZ qyAq,v sro-fb Vex, uw? Cab, NU' Qopnvxs wmv all e' ag C RC CGIFI1-f1f fo' 0 on Q bl-X aio! 0:0 Vw vi EY O K' Qaffle H YA-xf J,,6'X CJQ yullec' Bmawh olfqnt Te YN PplyY 9 QGAQA VAC X ff' OTHER CLASSES E , ,siiii - Class of l950 Ever forward, O Class of '50! Gathering momentum from their active Sophomore year, this class of 56 boys and 57 girls rolled along to greater glories with their many activities as Juniors. Their semiformal Christmas dance, Winterland , was well planned and decorated, as was their very successful Junior Prom, Shangri-la . The class participated wholeheartedly in all school affairs and handled many concessions at games. Many Juniors participated in the different sports, and several were members of Chapter 7 of the California Scholarship Federation. Always there with helpful suggestions and encour- aging words were Miss Emma White and Miss Dorothy Dyke, their advisors. May they go ever onward toward the goal of graduation day with their banners waving! Presidenf ROBERT PICKTHALL ORLO STEELE JOE O'LEARY 'W'-... ' '1 ww, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vice-Presidenf Secrefnry BARBARA MOORE DIANE MONTRE I' 5 C II II 2 QI AI Spring Semester ANN WELLS -fig 4 . M -. Class of l95I Not to be surpassed by any of the other classes is the class of -1951. After completing a successful Freshman year, they were back again to add to their laurels. Members of the class excelled in football, basketball, baseball, and track, and triumphed by retiring the Junior Varsity Football Cup. Many of the girls were members of such organizations as Drum Corps, Drill Team, Maiorettes, and G.A.A. ' Their big social event was their Sophomore dance, For Away Places . The class had eight members in the Scholarship Federation. Under the capable leadership of their officers, and with the advice and help of Miss Maxine Sleeper, they added to their coffer from concessions at various sports events. Presidenf WARREN CRESSWELL Camera Shy BOB TRATHEN Class of I952 A promising crop of neophytes got off to a good start in the Frosh initiation, often going under, but coming up for more. Carrying the same spirit through other activities, the Freshman Class turned in a commendable record, in fitting in to the G.V.H.S. picture. February 2 was the date they chose to present their Freshman assembly, introducing talent from the Class of '52 to the rest of the school. The social event of the year, from the Freshman standpoint, was their annual dance held May l3. In their Social Science classes, they have studied various countries of the world, and have been exchanging correspondence with school children in some of these foreign countries. The Frosh executives collaborated well with Mrs. Vera Ingram, their class advisor, in all their activities. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Foll Semester Wsxsnsilllil. YV me 7 swf wi ,rr A , Vice4Presiden1 Secreiary PETER BISSELL DONNA MCCAULEY - e e L Shy e-Ae L' A - Frosh A A R' ' v Spring Semesfer ERIC LYSS BARBARA GILL Business Manager RONALD WILDER Camera Shy RONALD WILDER Still Emcienf C Jones president With Carl Jones as President, Margene Hoov- er as Vice-President, Nina Hooper as Secretary and Bill Peard as Business Manager, they put on good assemblies, had budget meetings, and ordered letters. B. PEARD, President FALL N. HOOPER, Secretary B. PEARD, Business Manager tudent Bod Officers M. HOOVER VrcePres:den1 Student Council of 2nd semester was headed by Bill Peard, President. His helpers are Gene Mey- ers as Vice-President, Bet- ty-Jo Smith as Secretary and Leilah Foster, the Bus- iness Manager. They took part in the convention at Marysville March 3 and have also put on some very good assemblies. G. MEYERS, Vice-President B. SMITH, Secretary L. FO SPRING STER, Business Manager ACTI ITIES fb, , A , V-' 1 IFJ:-an fsl if 'E J' l ., f Bax- 'A in i M U .v 9 574 esflklsb x Ef'6.lfxi. ,h,,,-, - f - 2 M 2,1 mlrgklxx L, yi . -q::1FWsWvq,, ,m 'O sl Mg X hh . X' ' Q ix.-1 W W' Q , JW ,f WN E fax pl ,N .Q O A R X M f 4 W' ff' ff MX JW fr N M x ' X N V N. ,Y I I 2232. Ms f, 1-.. P ,sg fsw i - f: Mel Q r Y fe 1, N. f A.. 3 1 ? free. K K5 f ,L . X .1 Y ,, nf, 1 dll' Ol 'kfgwf ,O ff My 2 ff 1' I W as 6 H-If 5. Q X 5? Qfiir an ll,,gg., 4 YS , fp 35 5 , W., ...en-. H ty., Y W , 'Wwuf A 5 fx QT K0 lvl in Advanced Chorus Composed of sopho- mores, iuniors, and sen- iors, the advanced chorus has undertaken many types of singing, and pre- pared several programs. Led by Mr. Harold George, they took part in the Christmas program, and were hosts at the annual regional Music Festival, held at Grass Valley on May 21. Beginners Chorus This chorus, composed of freshmen, has learned the fundamentals of sing- ing, and the members have had many enjoyable times singing together. Many of the members of the beginners' chorus plan to enroll in the ad- vanced chorus next year. W' 'Fw S v if , A 'Q ' ,Q fh ,,. L4 .5 f ' x Q as mmf., K N mms cw- Aff' 'a ,wk X 1 1 A an al is-59 fa if E 1? V C' Q ,iw i w QT M f WEL 1 A QV, ff , 5 . sf 'Ibm as QE Z: 3, . ,A f-sq. ... .-:s.ffMQ , ': ,x,. W . - ,..., -V, -W .V A.. , . z - -. X s j V .. , 1 fl A -A-5,JQ':e:fg,-ww -..- -. f ' wa-,-Q - fyvrmuwm. ,-wx 7. W . nw RJ rv ,Q Q-.1 Q L' -- If .. X2 iw' - m , 1 w 5 gf as .M QW + . ...,..,M,,,.,,.. X .M . Red Cross San Juan Panel These members of the Senior Class traveled to San Juan where they displayed their talents by putting on a wonderful panel. The members are, left to right N Hooper B Peard, M. Hoover, D. Cornell J Andrews E Wong B. Green. Richardson Springs Conference On March 26th and 27th a group of eight girls under the advisorship of Mrs. Fellerson and Miss Gardner went to Richardson Springs to the Older Girls Conference. Each year this con- ference is held under the auspices of the Y.W.C.A. The conference features fellowship, recreation, fun, worship, discussion and head- line speakers. The theme of this year's confer- ence was 'The World and l . Grass Valley presented a panel entitled New Patterns in Courtship . Striking a new note in G.V.H.S. Red Cross organization, a council was formed instead of the usual club-type group. In November a large group of enthusiastic members traveled to a Regional Conference in Chico, presented a Get Acquainted with Red Cross assembly, and conducted the yearly drive for memberships. Donation Day saw the group busily helping to pack donation boxes as part of their community service program. Membership drive kits were made for the Senior Chapter and a school safety program was staged during the latter part of the year. Standing, left to right: l.. Ed- wards, C. Henwood, J. Bruck, J. Evans, E. Barton, P. Penaluna, L. Veale, H. McCandless. Seated, left to right: D. Ed- wards, J. Hyatt, M. Collins, Treas- urer, M. Blum, President, J. Church, Vice President, E. Hos- Kins, Secretary, M. Edwards. Stumfingl left lo light: l.. Edwards, C. He-nwoorl, J, Bruck, J. Evans, E. Barton, P, Pvnaluna, L. Vvalf-, H. McCanrlIi-ss Sr-ali-if li-ft to light: D. Edwards, J. Hyatt, M. Collins- Treasurer, M. Blum. Pri-svili-nt, J. Church: Vice Pri-sirlt-nt, E. Hoskins: Ss-crr-tary, M. Edwards. '95 ff, I l ff i my S , x I U I 45 :se-Q 14 'vb Q A..-1-.- ,--. .-. Q W .+ A Y- Q N ,A I 'awww--v wr- n 9247 x 'Fw 9 6 f f awk m,xiMff,,, . L .w.,W.,.. - A , ,, A A -:, r-ww , , . ,-15:5-5, f xisg jf RS wx. ,. gm. Wm ZX , Q Sk U vm we '51 l.?Ef9- vfyfygffx YH V s fn? -New - 1 I k . ,L 5-P 5 3 w -Jas K X siitxf ,dn . W n , Z: 'S -... mu ,a- M k XA, X X 2 Q 7 L ii? N +4 my f V . , 299 , K ' Qi Q fix, i S. X Xxx , y i v g 'sf ix , , EES U. fb fb Moving the year ott to an enthusiastic start, the G.A.A. arranged a baseball playday in Nevada City with representatives ot the four classes in the two rival schools pitted against each other, Much good will was incited and a good time was had by all those participating. Girls asked the boys to their annual Haymaker's Ball on May 6, ending the hilarious Kids' Day with an evening of the some kind at fun. Senior members were honored at the annual G-.A.A. Banquet, attended by a large number of the members. Big Wheels on the i948-49 G.A,A. bandwagon were, First Semester: President, D. Davis, Vice- President, J. Heather, Secretary, B. Wood, Treasurer, A. Yun, Class Representatives: Seniors, V. Abas, Juniors, R. Carley, Sophomores, C. Mitchell, Freshmen, D. Lowrie. Second Semester: President, V. Abas, Vice-President, A, Yun, Secretary, M. Collins, Treasurer, D. Montre. Class Representatives: Seniors, M. Hoover, Juniors, R. Ingram, Sophomores, P. Penaluna, Freshmen, P. Wood. V .,-fi. Nm Drill Team Football games, pep pa- rades, and the Armistice Day parade were spiced by the performances of the Drill Team. Led by Betty Smith and her assistants, Leilah Foster and Diane Montre, the group executed their routines wear- ing uniforms of New Look length skirts in white with red sweaters worn over white tailored blouses, Girls with one to three year's experience marched in the first few games and ob- tained letters for their per- formances. Majorettes Mildred Nix, leader, and Vera Seghezzi, assistant lead' er, have headed the Maioretts in other activities besides half time entertainment at football and basketball games. The group has sponsored two record dances, marched in the Armistice Day and Donation Day parades. Proceeds of the dances were used toward buying new uniforms. During the football season lo girls were in the organi- zation and ll girls during basketball season. Drum Corps Capably lead by Carol Underwood, the group has taken part in the Armistice Day game and parade and other football and basketball games. During football season the corps has lO members and during basketball season 8. A unique precedent was set when the drum corps per- formed with drumsticks coated with phosphorescent paint in the darkened gym during half time of the Yuba City game here March l. New drums were purchased this year with most of the money received from the Grass Valley B.P.W.C. Standing, left to right: Advisor, Mr. Stevens, J. Stevens, G. Myers, E. Lance, J. Berryman. Seated: M. Hoover, C. Mitchell, P. Penaluna, D. Dilday, M. Blum. Editor: N. Cortez. Red and Gold HTA CORTEZ, Editor GRASS VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL Novernber 11. 1948 ,, Grgss Valley- California Q ,iin i ' l. s-A! NV J ' 222: ..1l i:255, 2 - - ' +K ,.:::1a' 34.3.5111----' 1-5f3:r:.:-gg-. ,..1,:-gn. N, -f 1w?Eg,,,Leef:,.,.i1 2-5.1:24.:':::? .51-1. 'ml ' 3? -' .af mae 2:21-I if-t - c- -5: ' . -.13-2-. .-,V , L L- . 1 A 5:35 3 , ... lla . 35- -2 iz: 5153: .. ,W-ZgL'.1 3: I3. .:-:':-:,':.:g4g5'Qg,, -'QI I ,-iii - -.-.-,-iiifiiii-5:1r'?1E1f'T lil-E1iiilEE?'4E5:.155:-ziii'' 3' 133'- ' ' 5 ' 9 -'-'-593134-.-:-:1i.2.,I,..-. 'Ri 1.251-2-1 1:-15.-1,.1,:-:1:gEg.,,3:3L,.,13, - 1 . 1-f:1:f:':1.T1-M112 -1: 11?:- -' v ' 3.g,?'i 1?:'t-'- 2. ,. V 'HL' 25? , 'Ng' M--W ,-.-........,......Q1.1i M Ms-vswnv.-..--W, , ,,..n,m.n.m,,..,. ,. Z',2 :,:', WW' , H 'W 'J,..Lf m vw--.V-M-4.w...... W-WW., .,,.M-1 ,B ,: ...N-Q-w f WE A ,QQ ff M and-.6 ' K W Q , f... '.':w., .Q YL -nn-iq.. YQ .M , if 'Sr s 5 A. Y 'PH ive? f ,J Q X, y... f 'S f Vwk Fl? . in W. H, 2. , ef: ,..,V K 1 5,31 ,:.h .. Kew? : .ef fikyzii jx: :-.5 ...H 'H + 'sf 5. if - M -:N-fQ,. -1. . ww- W ...Nm K , I , .. .w.:.,.,, , ,,.. Z., A , . E'-3 W? .3 2 if H' Q iw ' if ik HW. ,Q 3 Q M M V. Q X ,W E W . N' K 1 AW ay X , 1' f 5, -wk 'Q' I 2 ,gm -3 N' if 5 fi' E'-f' ,ff Q .g i fs K awww, ,iw-..-V . ' ,..,. ..., w as .QWM A 5 - .. . W N-..+..k...........,.M.. ...W .. ...-.,..h.....,.,N...........N,..,,, . 1--nf..-,.n.m.,.x..,...,....,,. m.W....m... ww-..u.,... .--.....w ---m.. . M,-.... Ym,...- . ,... .i T.: .tif fee? .HQ X .... . 3 ,.....,. ' XX Q. Nw... A-v.-Q. . .,.,..,., .fm Sis Mm.. fa- y Vw R. M.: .. ' : 1- . - Yell Leaders A The Student Body was very capably led at games by Juanice Heather, Nina Hooper and Margene Hoover as yell leaders. The girls also planned many successful pep assemblies. Oral English Club This group is one of the most active in the school. They sponsored two assemblies, gave radio programs, formed a pep group and gave a party - toast masters club with real eats in April. The officers for the year included - First Semester, Jim Abraham as Presi- dent, Joe O'Leary as Vice-President, and Joyce Andrews as Secretary, while the second semester President wa' Gene Meyers, and Vice-President, Joyce Andrews. A - Advanced Shop Primarily a class formed to cut down high school labor expenses while gaining valuable shop experience, the eighteen students taking this course have participated in and com- pleted proiects for the improvement of the grounds, renewing and painting of the interior of the Sophomore English room, fixing locks and gym baskets, and installing some forty gloss window panes. This class also completed twenty classroom tables for Mr. Christin's ond Mr. Snipe's rooms. ? Q ., P N: K ly, sf 21 ,sw 'V :Y pm ,uf .W W-,H ,, , ,x4fi, .W nm 'ff' T , if is . .nf I ' 5' fm .- We 3 P -1' -- ua : 3 433 A QS? X- ,g:, X E vf 1 . 1s Q, .sf -. sv ,. '- -:J-132. Q ' fff Q W .jx ,,M.,,,f ,Q A A . In ,L ?. ,g. fgqmjgg mi! r 5 iv A Q Y fn it Q ff . fn ' f,-W, M 25755 . N ..,.. Pictures Camera Club ,Q Q 1? 5 Q , , Q . . Q Q ,- 1,-X 5 .... i i Si, ...: . 54 X . W .-.fy-1.-, X Q., s X Q 1 2? A i' i K . .,.. M . . ,,.,,.. f 1 QR L if,-I -ggg:.:::,:gf:.Xs gwffPg:.g,m.- -nr.. 5 A-S ,2..Ml.WQQp.--Q WF -.,..x-- ggygq Qg2e?,,5g,f- Q5 X 31 1 Thr- Sh s A b 7 3, W R W Q ,Zh Wg N ' 6.66 4. .uf 2 of .- 5 Chuck A 1 n s M- Senior Gals vi Y' Blum Slick Chicks Bug Fee? Montre Drill Team vi' -f-px-rs qw ...V if Y . 'x,i 3 w 'T' 75 9 fa if Sluggers Y V Q V K 'S ' ,'wv.i4,M 7' axaiiiiiiiwyv I -3, 3 ,Q Diorm Moniru 7' P Poi Holt s HAMSH Champs W.,-sf 8- Soylc Meow Munsee Sl Hoclung G0 Bonnie Dot OYS SPORTS fi- 5,5 2 f lf lf 41' g' if f ff! I 6 WE! 5 X 9 x Afff. I ' ' l'00tbaII Top row A Hooper A Brown, J. Potts, B. Kochis, B. Valeschini, E. Lance Bottom row D Leeper B Odgers B Curnow R Montre J Pendrak B. Green, B. Willson, C. Jones. Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Varsity Football Chico - Oroville Yuba City San Juan Marysville Nevada City Placer - Roseville Top row B Thomas B Hall, R. Painter, G. Meyers, A. Wong, J. Cramer W Cox C Bowden W Jensen J Berryman Wingfield iddle row C. Johnson, B. Pickthall, B. Deal, J. Kenyon ce R Day F Van Dusen O Steee D Yocum Bottom row J Pugh, R. Read, B. Gere, L. Verlod, E. Crawford, D Hall B Butler B Henderson ' ' Fvvibal' Top row: B. George, G. Crawley, J. Sheldon, B. Trathen, C. Holmer, S. Smith. Bottom row: A. Hampton, A. Beck, J. Yocum, A. Wasley, N. Tipton, G. Horne, D. Atkinson, W. Cresswell, D. Merrill. J. V. Football Grass Valley - - 7 Oroville - 6 Grass Valley - - O McClatchy - - 38 Grass Valley - - 20 Chico - - - 0 Grass Valley - - 'l8 Yuba City' - - 0 Grass Valley - - 27 San Juan - - 6 Grass Valley - - 25 Marysville - - 18 Grass Valley - - 27 Nevada City - - 6 Grass Valley - - 27 Placer - - - 'l2 Grass Valley - - 20 Roseville - - 13 Top row: H. Gordon, I. Wolfe, C. Graham, T. Hardin, R. Tabor, J. Winstead, F. Wuillay, R. Southerland, B. Craig G. Faust, D. Arant, J. Shamburger, L. Zugnoni. Middle row: G. White, R. Collins, H. Felton, A. Heintze, G. Barns, G Hughes, J. Angove, B. Powers, J. Hughes, P. Bissell. Bottom row: J. Walker, G. Hutchings, L. Williams, L. Moore, L Lolmaugh, J. Hall, R. Brown, D. Johnson, R. Crawford. Basketball Standing, left to right: G. Meyers, A. Brown, D. Burns, D. Rice, K. Cobeldick, B. Mann, B. Deal, B Trathen D Cornell, W. Cox, B. Curnow. Kneeling: A. Hooper fCoachJ, D. Leeper, J. Abraham, J. Pendrak, B Valceschim January January January January February February February February February February March 'I March 4 ll l 1 2 ll- 18- 2l- 25- Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Roseville - Yuba City - Placer - San Juan - Marysville - Nevada City Roseville - Placer - - Marysville - San Juan - Yuba City - Nevada City 'B' Basketball Standing, left to right: B. Peard, G. Crawley, C. Johnson, J. Cramer, K. Gordon N Tipton J Sheldon C Hollmer, T. Pendrak, G. Hughes, B. Brown. Kneeling: K. Poulsen, D. Wirta, Coach Bill George A Hampton R Painter. Sitting: Team Captain, Roger Montre. January ll January 14 January l8 January 28 February l February 4 February ll February l8 February 2l February 25 March l - March 4 - Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Grass Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Valley Roseville - Yuba City - Placer - - San Juan - Marysville - Nevada City Roseville - Placer - - Marysville - San Juan - Yuba City - Nevada City -NJ 'C Basketball F Standing, left to right: B. Harvey, B. Penrose, D. Louis, B. Doub, D. Rogers, D. Smith, H. Cotgias, Coach Bob Frost. Kneeling: D. Folmer, D. Skeahan, O. Butts, R. Cutbeth, I. Harris. I , f My ' W fl: ' 1 f ll X , Q, I -, ir B7 Z half? gy, W 'B l Wx i x s ii'e .di Standing, left to right: E. Daley, F. Rose, R. Wilder G. Tressel. Kneeling: C. Rua, T. Harris, L. Hall, W Greentree, G. Tennis. V J W ' Z H J B full gijmsllw ff lA RQ l X K f ' X ' ml H Elf Wil Left to rught J Holman, V Myers, E Daley, K Poulsen, D Cornell, Coach Vera Ingram, B Peard, E. Wong, T. Harris, J. Stevens, P. Bissell, J. Berryman, F. Beck, B. Brown, H. Holm, D. Cornell. Cross Countr Track Team Cross Country Team Grass Valley completed its second cross country season this year. We were able to field full teams in the league meet in all classes. Most of the squad will return next season. Propects for team championship next year are excellent. This year we were able to defeat Placer in dual competition in the B division. Our 8 team placed second to San Juan in both the Sierra Foothill Meet and San Joaquin Sectional Meets. Next year cross country meets will be scheduled with Placer, San Juan, Stockton, Sacramento, and Modesto. DAVID HUSON David proved to be our out- standing B trackman. David won the Sierra Foothill Cross Country Run. Next season Huson will team up with Barnhart on the A Team. BUD BARNHART Bud proved to be one of the outstanding cross country men in Northern California. Bud, o Junior, ran the two miles in less than eleven minutes in every meet during the season. Bud will captain the cross country team next year and will form the nucleus of a greatly improved team. 1948 Season Grass Valley produced the best track team in its history last year. Our 3 teams were undefeated in dual competition. They also won top honors in the Sierra Foothill League Meet and the Placer Relays. Our team also placed third in a field of more than 50 schools at the San Joaquin Con- ference Meet held in Lodi. I949 Track Squad JOE O'LEARY Track captain and president of the Spike Shoe Club. Joe 1949 Season Track is now established as a maior sport activity in our school. The turn- out for the T949 track squad nearly equaled the turnout for football. Re- turning lettermen give us a nucleus of a strong B team this year and better A teams this year and in the years to come. ROGER MONTRE specializes in the 220 and 880 relay. San Joaquin 440 yard CQRKY LANCE BILL CURNOW hampion. Roger also holds ye schgol record in 'he Corky Won the pole Vault WON second Slel'fCl nr in Qlnn Innnnn man! Inc! unnr I' I l' ' ' ' September September October November November November December December December January January February February February February March March March March March April April April April May May May May May May May June June June June 7 10 1 11 12 25 9 18 20 15 22 7 12 14 26 1 11 18 26 31 2 6 22 29 6 12 13 18 21 24 28 2 5 6 10 Calendar of Events School opens - only 169 days left. Froshie Initiation. Senior Parents' Night. Armistice Day annual struggle. First night - Life with Father . Thanksgiving Vacation. Football Banquet - B champs. Junior semi-formal Winterland . Christmas Vacation - Good Old Santa! Seniors strut - Buttons and Bows . Beginning of great snow. No school due to snow. Spreading The News wins tournament. No school due to no water. Placer Tournament - played in Consolation. Came in Like a Lion. More snow. Boxing Carnival. Sophomore's St. Patrick's Day Dance . Richardson's Springs. Went out like a Lamb. Shangri-La Junior Prom. Senior Assembly. First night Outward Bound . Stunt nite - don't be surprised at anything. Kid's Day. Haymaker's Ball. Sophomore Assembly. Freshman Dance. G.A.A. Senior Banquet. Music Festival. Junior Assembly. ' Senior Ball - We hate to think it is our last. Senior Picnic Didn't we have fun? Baccalaureate. Senior Banquet -Brush up on table manners! Graduation - So long classmates, hello world! V Miss Sleeper ond Eager Beavers, L..,.......l 4 xl Glenda-Fronlc-Bobs Snowbound 1,-AF 2 ,,iw'r ,lon Milly Mech. Drawing Bqgic Shop live Sieppers m ' mv' Moiorefies x . N Janitors of work NHC li 2 f M ........,.o g lx ,,. , 1 I H4 , o 25524 Fifi! f ? o Z Sgr! A ik V - ' Q Senior . of W' ' '-J ne-Jon Mlm' U Ye Olde School Jim S. Love Bards M 1 to Q. H rf M Duane R, - Ed. R. Old Gym Auto Shop Spring nf 4s 1 X I in N U A ,. , ,,,,,, , A ,,Ag. A ...hw x Rock orden ot Junior Prom Iv , Crownin of Queen Ali. Q Y 9 Snipe's Work Gong. Stunt Night. Xvf?l,al.4vW'YfliB4n8N V -Q a, 0 Jumping DOD- Frosh Dance. SAFE' IRLS SPORTS I I f- 2 4 . E '7 Y . -1' ' J lx Y .i ' W Senior Teom Left to right, lop row: J. Wood, M. Shomberger, P. Brown, J. Bruck, M. Collins. Boliom row: J. Burger, S. Ali, J. Church, J, Hyoh, M. Hoover. Inter Class Senior Teom Left to righl, lop row: B, Wood, D. Davis, C Cofgios, B. Polferson, M. Blum. Boflom row: V. Abcs N. Hooper, B. Green, J. Heather, N. Corlez. K' AN. Junior Teom Lefl lo right, lop row: J. Scolf, R. Ingram, C. Gallino, M. Nix. Bollom row: E. Burke, E. Hooper, P, Holt, B. Moore, V, Seghezzi. Junior Teom Lefl fo righf, lop row: J. Skinner, R. Bernal, A, Wells, L. Kensinger, A. Yun. Borfom row: M. lone, J. Nellles, R. Corley, D. Monrre, F. Lystrup. n n ! Sophomore Teom Leff to right, fop row: K. Wayne, L. Allen, L. Bova, N, Cronmer, J, Melvin. Bollom row: P. Dermody, L, Veale, P. Penulunc, S, Hocking, N, Munsee, Basketball -,11- ,G-3069 Sophomore Teom Left fo righf, lop row: N. Moscafelll, D. Wright, L. Page, F. Crandall, J. Knecflle, L. Haflox. Boflom row: E. Fesmire, A. Turner, C. Mitchell, M. Thompson A. Southern ql1 Freshman Teom Lefl lo righl, lop row: G, Smuil, E. Hoskins, S. Merrill. Bottom row: J. Arehorf, G. Moore, P. Wood, W. Miles, B. Gill. Freshman Teom Left fo right, top row: M. Rice, D. McCauley, P Bauer. Bollom row: L. Edwards, L. Orzolli, C. George D. Lowrie, B, Walker, IIIIEI' LIGSS A xQi if aww Senlor A X Junior A S1anding,lelllo right: G. Arc, C. Colgias, D. Davis, Standing ,left la right R, Ingram, R. Bernal, V N. Corlez, C. Colgios, B. Porferson. Siflingz M. Blum, X Seghezzi, L. Kensinger, P. Holi. Swing: J. Skinner M. Hoover,lJ. tlwrch. Sophomore A Slcndlng, lelf lo riglxl L. Hallox L. Bavo D. Cran doll, J. Melvin, C. Ham y Silling: L. Veal, P. Der- mody, P. Penalunc, S. Hocking, N. Munsee. Z6 Q? Z -f Freshman A f 4 sfundmg len ff, fagm. c George D McCauley, M Snmpson L Orlulll, D. Low rie, B. Walker. Silling J. Evans, L. Edwards, B Gill, P. Woods, D ! Edwards. 6 f 0 N Hooper M Collnns, J. Hyall, 8. Green. Kneeling: M. Lone, A. Wells, D. Monlre, E. Hooper. Z . ' bl . ' ' , i Z ' 1-oi-,---.. -.,w Volleybali Z Z Sophomore B Ffeshman B wzinai ::g,:re,t1Q:'Qz:,:z:g Z Z 'gif ? 5f?wirfif4ffS51 Q Z Z Z Z Inter Class Baseball SENIORS Standing, left to right: C. Cotgios, D. Davis, C. Cotgias, M. Collins, N. Cortez, B. Green, J. Wood, G. Ara. Sealed: V. Abas, S. Ali, B, Wood, B, Smith, J. Heather, M. Blum. Kneeling: M. Hoover, N. Hooper, D. Halverstadt. SOPHOMORES X Standing, left to right: F. Crandall, R, Short, M. Frey, L. Allen, P. Dermody, K. Wayne. Seated: N. Cranmer, A. Turner, C. Mitchell, M. Thompson, M. Davis, P. Pena- luna. Kneeling: L. Veale, l.. Bova, L. Page, l.. Hattax. JUNIORS Standing, left to right: R. Bernal, A, Wells, J, Skinner A. Yun, C. Gallina, R, lngram. Seated: E. Hooper, V Seghezzi, D. Montre, R. Carley, B. Moore. Kneeling P. Holt, M. Nix. FRESHMAN Standing, left to right: G. Smoil, R, Espinosa, M. Pend- ralc, J. Arehart, M. Simpson, G. Moore, S. Merrill, M. Rice. Seated: D. Shepherd, J. Evans, B. Gill, P. Wood, D. Lawrie, E. Hoskins. Kneeling: A. Applegate, B. Walker, l.. Orzalli, C. George. Letter wards 900 Point Girls Standing, Left fo right: J, Cortez, V. Abos, S, Ali Sealed: B. Green, N Hooper, B. Smith, D Davis. 700 Point Girls Sfcnding, left fo riglif M. Hoover, J. Healher Sealed: E. Hooper, J Wood. 500 Point Girls 300 Point Girls Slonding, left fo right J. Church, M. Collins, J. Hyalt, Slondlngf lell 70 Vlgllli B- Moore M STIdhCIT1 P. Penaluno, B. Poflerson, B. Wood, C. Gollino. Sealed: Und9 W00df J- M9lVln, L- VGOIG, P- Defmodi' N Cfcnmef M. Shomberger, A. Yun. D. Monfre, R. Curley, V. l-- P9964 Semedl 54 Hocking, J- BU' 9' BUFYH Vose, l.. Hailox, A. Turner, C. Mit: Seghezzi, M. Nix, P. Brown. Kinross V- .. ,Q 1 4 , Wilbur a-J di i Mary Ann il 'W' , , Blum ,ff w f ws, -Q:-M l2g:gmgg,f5g, 6 lg an 'fi Moioreifes 5 X . , af, u ...,. Q Q fl 3' A f z .x i K X x X- - wg ' Ky ., , Doubles .Q . X Sieodies Drum Corps 'E 1 ll? l 3 l 3 ,Q I 9' if f 5 V, ,.,. 5 3 iii, Q' W A 5 WI f 4 U ae 'cz A Aan is PEARL R. SCHNEIDER H- N- March, M- D- Dodor of Opomeny . Physician and Surgeon 147 Mill Street T25 Mill Street PAUL VILES CO. Buick - Frigidaire - GMC Telephone 303 NODE O'DAY 8. STORK SHOP PENGELLY'S SHOE STORE MYRTLE LOPES II2 Mill Street I54 Mill St. ' Grass Valley Telephone 380-W BON ALLURE TAI Mill St. Phone 3I0 GRASS VALLEY THE F RNIT R ENTER U U E C Dr. Melvin E. Berryman ARCH'S RICHFIELD SERVICE Home of F I N E fr U R N I T U R E Complete Automobile Service T29 Neal Street Grass Valley Across from Memorial Building Hll-I-S FLAT ART'S RADIO HOSPITAL CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF T949 John W. Ballou, M. D. T52 Mill Street 201 Mill sweet GRASS VALLEY MOUNTAIN CHEVROLET CO. George F. Raddue, Jr. Raddue Building GEORGE BROTHERS GRASS VALLEY Automotive Parts LAUNDRY 8. DRY CLEANERS DODGE and PLYMOUTH N1 Bennett Street HILLS FLAT PUBLIC MARKET CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 49 CO 'L Lmen'S ARGALL PHARMACY to Graduating Class 106 Mill Street HILLS FLAT LUMBER CO. Phone 10 DEL ORO SWEET SHOP Ernie and Jessie Vroman 163 Mill Street GOLDEN BOWL STENNETT'S MARKET Bowling for All 317 5' Aubuff' H5 Bank Street CONGRATULATIONS B E s T w I s H E s BLUE-BIRD DRIVE-IN CLEANERS PURITY STORE LTD. PARTRIDGE HOTEL 216 Mm Shree' 201 S Auburn Phone I7O IMPERIAL UPHOLSTERY 81 REFINISHING SHOP Becutify your Home -AA Q01 '71 TYLER'S 109 W. Main Street ll'll: UIYIMIUE 130 Mill Street ' Telephone 183 ' UIYIMJI1 ILL lJl.l.lv:.lxu 208 North Auburn Grass Valley, California SPROUSE-REITZ Mill Street Grass Valley, California THE HARMONY SHOP Congratulations to the Class of '49 125 Mill St. Grass Valley BROWN'S FUEL CO. Distributors of UNION OIL PRODUCTS 149 Park Ave. ALPHA HARDWARE CO. Grass Valley - Nevada City SIERRA MOTOR SERVICE Auto Repair Service 493 Auburn St. Phone 254 MOUNTAIN OIL COMPAN' Takes pride in its Clean, Efficient Stove Oil GOLDEN STATE MARKET A Complete One Stop Free Delivery 716 Whiting St. Phone 94 THURSTON PAINT 8. GLASS COMPANY Paint ' Glass ' Wallpaper Hills Flat Phone 1106-J BENNETT'S BOOTERY Men's Wear and Shoes 140 Mill Street WESTERN STORES WESTERN AUTO SUPPLIES CO Corner Mill and Main Street STEELE SUPPLY THE PLACE TO BUY Grass Valley TESS' GIFT SHOP Congratulations to Class of 1949 VALLEY GRILL 103 Mill Street Best of Luck to Class of '49 This book was printed by UNION PUBLISHING CO. of Grass Valley and Nevada City Barton J. Powell, M.D. Eye, Ear, Nose 8. Throat Nevada County's oldest Printing House 224 S. Church Phone 161 Vera, Eddie and Mary Lou H A R T U N G I S Best Wishes Pl'10I'18 RCS. Dependable Jewelem Grass Valley Hardware Co. Dr' W' C' Evans Since 1875 Dentist - X-Ray 117 Mill Street 102 MH 124 Mill St. Grass Valley l Si' Gross Von C. B. GRENFELL Insurance and Real Estate Appraised MCCLARD - The Druggist Opposite the Post Office PEOPLE'S MARKET Congratulations to the Class of '49 109 Mm Street The Cosmetic Center of Nevada County 104 EUS' Main RAY 8g PHIL CRENSHAW Sporting Goods 401 East Main Street MARTIN'S BAKERY Home of Better Baking T08 East Main Street HUGHES CAFE Lunches, Dinners, Fountain Hills Flat HELBACH MOTORS EARL COVEY'S GARAGE CRAMER'S AUTO SALES Ford Safes and Service See and drive the beautiful new PONTIAC ' CADNLAC CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH I CRAMER'S AUTO EXCHANGE ' 143 E I M ' Ph 835 Phone 400 3A Semce Us Gm one STUDEBAKER CARS at TRUCKS HILES MOTORS New and Used Cars PACKARD and WILLYS Sales and Service THOMAS GROCERY 225 Colfax Avenue CONGRATULATIONS VALET CLEANERS T09 S. Church Phone 'I52 Grass Valley Dr. A. W. Storz 152v2 Mill Street PHOENIX DRUG STORE Prescriptions - Drugs - Cosmetics FRANK'S SHOE REPAIR SHOP TI4 Neal Street phone 578 T48 Mill St. Phone 800 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES Class of T949 J. C. PENNEY CO. 'IIS Mill Street Grass Valley Men's Wear T43 Mill Street The Place to Eat THE TREAT Bill Spaw, Mgr. Boston Ravine Service Station ELDRIDGE'S LITTLE PLUMBER CONWAY'S Norwalk Gas and Oils Plumbing Automobile Repairing CONGRATULATIONS GRASS VALLEY B, J, Hgnox to the Class ot '49' 49ef MARKET RALSTON'S MORAN'S PHARMACY Groceries - Meats - Fresh Vegetables For Smurf Feminine Apparel Cosmetics , p,eSC,ip,5onS Phone 73 l 236 S' Auburn Sl' Nevada City and Grass Valley Stores I26 Mill Sifeef 5AMp5QNf5 Compllmenls 'O ARMY and NAVY SUPPLIES Stationery - School Supplies T20 Mill Street Graduating Class BEN FRANKLIN STORE 206 W. 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