Hughson High School - Husky Yearbook (Hughson, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1946 volume:

Published by the Students of the HUGHSON UNION HIGH SCHOOL HJMWURU In this years Annual we have tried to give you a Vivid description of our school year, our activities and a look at our every day life. We hope that this volume Will review the events of the past year as faithfully as pos- sible. UWEHHUH We the students of the Hughson High School, dedicate this Nineteen Hundred and Forty Six Husky t0 the'men and women of that community that have given their lives that we may have a better and safer place to live. 2 S. C. Galt R. Little G. G. Sweeley. Chairman C, E. Bigilow, Clerk A. Barns R. S. Tallmon, Principal The Board of Trustees The publication of the 1.946 Husky marks the close of the school year. Many are about to leave for education in higher schools, to enlist in the service of their country, or to engage in various other pursuits. It is quite fitting, then, at this time, to pause for a moment to remember those of our class Who are in the service of their country, and WhO have been absent from our group in recent months. We hope this written record of the 1945-46 year Will make up in part for What they have lost in be- ing away from their school. We hope it will let them know that we consider them a live and actively participating part of this, their graduating class. Furthermore, may the faithful chronicle of events herein portrayed stimulate us each to greater efforts of accomplishments in the days to come. We compliment each one Who has had a part in the publication of this annual, but especially the editor and his immediate staff, on a job well done. tSignetU R. S. Tallmon, Principal C0 TOP RO W Mr. Gorman, Mr. Patterson, Mr. Wheeler, Mr. Allen. SECOND ROVV- Mr. Hallman, Mr. Tallmon, Miss Galt. THIRD RO W Mrs. Preston, Miss Johnson, Mrs. Frazer, Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs. Harris. FOURTH ROW Miss Hancock, Miss Hurd, Miss Berine. F aculty Mr. Tallmon ................................................... Principal Mrs. Preston .......................................................................... Home Economics Miss Hurd ........................................................................................ Mathematics Mrs. Frazer ........................................... ..... . ................................... Arts and Crafts Miss Berine ........................................................................ Spanish and English Miss Hancock ...................................... Science and Mathematics Mrs. Hamilton ................................... . ........................................................ English Miss J Ohnson ...................................................................................... Commercial Miss Galt ........................................................................... Girls P. E. and Enolish Mrs. Harris .................................................................................... Office Managel M1.Allen ....... Music and Mathematics Mr Wheeler ............................................................................................. Science Mr Gorman ................................................................................................. Shop Mr. Hallman .................................................................... Athletics and Histou Mr' Patterson -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Ag1i0111t111 e J.I.x..ur,,,,h w; EDITOR. Melvin Lunden BUSINESS MGR, Jame's Broeffle ASSISTANT, Glenn de la. Motte ASSISTANTS. Margie Talhnon ADVISORS, Mr. R. S. Tallmon and Carolyn Cronkite Miss Josephine Berine a v The H usky Staff ART EDITORS, Helen Dalton GIRLS SPORTS, Lillian Coburn Laura Mae mam BOYS SPORTS, Ralph Squire SNAPSHOT EDITOR, Ivan Bland Jack Rushmg JUNIOR EDITOR, Gerald Goesch SOPHOMORE EDITOR, Phyllis Wood-- FRESHMAN EDITOR, Betty Bispo BLOCK H EDITOR, Dick Brown head G. A. A. EDITOR, Joan Kingery SENIOR EDITOR, Dorothy Espinola C. S. F. EDITOR, Dorothy Braaten, F- F' A- EDITOR, Leon Memk DANCE COMM. EDITOR, Edith Pope BAND EDITOR, Ronald Dameron GLEE CLUB EDITOR, Hazel Silveria STUDENT BODY ACTIVITIES EDITOR, Cornelia Verwer SCHOOL MANAGEMENT EDITOR, Donna Orr g ..0. .1.:0' $CAOOI STANDINGeMr. MoGaI'vey, Mr. Phillips, Mr. Kienetz. SEATED-Mrs. Glissen. Mr. Wall, Mrs. Brown, Mr. Tallmon. School M anagement Mr. Tallmon ............................................................................................ Principal Mrs. Glissen ......................................................................... Cafeteria Manager Mrs, Brown .............................................................................. Cafeteria Helper Mr. McGarvey ..................................................................................... Custodian Mr. Wall ................................................................................................ Custodian Mr. Phillips ......................................................................................... Bus Driver Mr. Kienetz ......................................................................................... Bus Driver The school management service is one of the greatest rendered this school. Many of us do not appreciate the help they are giving us in furthering our education, but Without. them I am sure we would all feel the great loss. In our annual we Wish to express our sincere appreciation to those who so finely managed our school this past year. We also want to give mention. to ou Doerksen. We thank her for her fine wor any time. Mrs. Harris, our former Offic We also want to thank her, at this time, f 1' new office manager. Lillian k and willingness to help us :11 e manager, left this past your. 01' her splendid work. $t$i$ Soup today? Nope wBeans! $9 gki $ xeep IDOTIH I7 v! 3 1 F111 hung Nomr Where can I sit? 44 f; 9?? 7x9 zzlexizgryxyil, OIIICCIC .1.. QI FALL OFFICERS Mr. Gorman, Adviser; M. Tallmon, Vice President; R. Squire, President; P. Pierce. Secretary; D. Braaton, Treasurer; C. Verwer, Sgt. at Arms k L X KNWX NR SPRING OFFICERS Edith Pope, Vice Pl'fasident; Dorothy Espin-ola., Treasurer: Glenn do In Motto L 1l11a11 Coburn, SGCl'etal-y; Betty Harms, SWL at Arms . h Pl'VSidUHIZ 12 SlUUtNl HUUY AHMRB In order to have any part in student body affairs a pupil must purchase a student body card at the beginning of the school year. This card entitles him to attend various school activities free of Charge 01 at a. reduction in price. Student members have the sole right to vote and hold an office in the organization. The student body this year has done a number of things to benefit the students. They purchased a flash camera which .will be greatly appreciated when the time Comes to take pictures for the Annual next year. The basketball score board certainly has been a great asset to the gymnasium. Athletic awards were presented to the boys that earned them in football, basketball and baseball. Two microphones and a floor covering for the stage have been added to the auditorium. The movies that were obtained this year were as follows: . Bud Abbott and Lou Costello in In Society and another one, In the Navy; Hal Perry in Gildersleeve's Bad Day and also Gilder- sleeve On Broadway; Cary Grant and Katherine Hepburn in Bringing Up Baby and Fibber McGee and Molly in Here We Go Again. They voted to get the National Assembly Programs for next year. They will be presented by a'gr'oup of talented people Who will come to entertain the students at least six times a year. The student body achieved much this year and will carry on its tradition as the years go by. 51:3, BACK RO'WeMr. Gorman, D. Braaton, C. Verwer, E. Sayad, R. Squire. MIDDLE RO'W-C. Teel, M. Tallmon, P. Pierce, S. Hedberg, R. Dameron FRONT RO'W-M. Fassler, L. Coburn, D. Espinola, J. Kingery, N. Nazar. Executive Board The Executive Board, consisting of fourteen members of the Student Body. meets once every three weeks on Wednsday. Members of the Executive Board are the Student Body Officers, consisting of the president, vice-Dresident. secretary. treas' urer, sergeant at arms, one member from each of the four classes, one representative of the Block H, G. A. A., C. S. F., F; F. A., the faculty adviser, and the principal. if he so desires. At the opening of the meeting, minutes of the last Executive Board and Student Body meetings are read by the secretary to refresh our minds as to the happenings in the last meetings. After the discussion of the minutes, the president business. If there has been a committee appointed on any motions 111 Board, the Chairman of this committee makes a report. mm for old ade before the After all old business has been taken care of, the president calls for new busi- ness. New motions are now made by any member and are either accepted or rejected by the Board, depending on Whether or not they feel the motion will benefit the Student Body in one way or another. On the following Friday, the EXecutivP Roam minutes are voted on by the Student Body. If there is no further business, the meeting is adjounwd. the Executive Board, or the controlling body of Three Weeks later the Student Body. meets :Iunin. . 31?: 11.14: i 5113!! t ,1 ill , y . .. IV , . L i : L w . v. . rusfmiwysfa ' ' wwwm 133$ ,. .w x - x KW H H BLOCK la. SOCIETY TOP ROXV-Coach Hallman, I. Bland, B. Johnson, W. Bristow, D. Brown W. Starn B. Halsey, B. Verzani, E. Sayad, B. Mills, D. Mann, W. Harms. , , MIDDLE RvOW-J. Orr, J. Don Little, 0. Ramos, L. Merck G. de la M t H . .. M. Lundell, R. Squire. , O te, I nggs, BOTTOM ROW-B. Robertson, K. Martins, D. Van Sandt, J. Blakem-ore, B. Bailey S. Hedbero, N. kazar, H. k'orter. , Honorable mention goes to those boys who last year lived through the Block H initiation. Last years initiation took place at Owen,s Reser- voir and proved to be a. very eventful day. About fifteen members were initiated. Every mild and harmless form of initiating members, was brought into play. When it was a1 lover apple pie a la mode was served to smooth things over. 17 BACK ROVV-J. Styles, L. Brasher, B. Bispo, L. B. Silvey, L. Smith. L. Starn. XV. Wake- field, C. Vanderpiol. SECOND ROW-N. Hooper, B. Harms, B. Lunt, C. Mills, G. Doerksen. N. Metzlei'. D. Woodbridge, Mr. Allen. THIRD ROIW-nM. Bain, V. Stark, E. Pope, Li. Pope. O. Rienitz, F. Bristow, B. Smith. C horas Activities This years Glee Club attended two operas, one in Sacramento and the other in San Francisco. The Chorus invited the Band as their guests. The operas they saw were Lucia di La Mmermoor and Pagliacci. When the operas were over the Glee Club covered the City like a wet hhmkeL- They also gave an Operetta called-Dizzy Baton, in which all the mem- bers of the Class played some part. The ones Who played the main parts in the Operetta .Were as follows: Prof. Sforzando, Bettiv hunt: Herr Glis- saindo, Betty Blspo; Donna, Fay Bristow; Elise, Mai'eha Lee Ruhr Mr Rich, Lorralne Starn; Suzanne, Lela Pope; Jake. Donna Wimdln'idwv: Chorus, was played by the remainder of the Class. 5 i One afternoon the Glee Club went over to the Gr entertained the Grammar School students over the radio system. zimmnr Svhonl. ThUV 1W Slllgmg Smwni numbers u 'WWK: Kw TOP ROVVeJames Blaechl, Ivan Bland, Dick Brown, Melvin Lundell, Jim Powell. SECOND RO'WZ-Glenn de la Motte, Wade Whitfield, Jim Blakemore, Dale Van Sandt, Ronald Dameron, Jimmie Orr. THIRD RUVVePat Pierce, Betty Bispo, Stanley Hedberg, Dorothy Galt, Lillian Fuller, Christena Teel, and our instructor George Allen. B and Those not represented: Lorraine Starn, J oyce Miller, and J ohn Ussery. The band has played at various football and basketball games, raising the morale of the players. It also played for rallies, class plays and pro- grams. It will play for the graduation exercises this Spring. Although we are few in number, we played for all our school rallies during the Basketball season, and I think all will agree that we could make plenty of noise. l9 TOP ROIWeC. Verwer, L. Doerksen, LC. Hodkins, N. Merrill, P. W'oodhead C. Teel. Miss Galt TAdvisoN. SECOND ROW-V. Fernandes, M. Beghtal, M. Tallmon, N. Hooper. D. Galt. L. Bavaro. A. M. Verzani, T. Stark, L. Silva, M. Fassler. BOTTOM ROKWeD. Braaten, T. Riggs, C. Cronkite, R. Little, L. Coburn. L. B. Silvey. H. Silveria, J. Kingery, L. Lunt. G. A. A. The G. A. A. has been rather active this year. It gave a danw, a pro- granxfor assembly, sponsored a basketball play-day and initiation. The initiatoion was held last fall at the home of one of 0111' nnnnlwrs. Carolyn Cronkolte: There were twenty-seven girls present and thirteen of them to be 1n1t1ated. February 2, 194-6 the G. A. A. played hostess to more than one hnn- dred glrls from Escalon and Hughson High Schools for :1 basketball plax'e day. Four hasketbalT games were played. Hughson girls mine thmnnh Wlth two Wlns, one He, and a loss. h h The G. A. A. Officers are: President, Rnyetln Little Yiw Naomi Hooper; Secretary-Treasurer, Lillian Colnn'n' h Representative, Mary Fasslere; and Husky 20 Club Re ' Cronkite. . President. lme-nlin lhnml prosenlntix'v, Vnrulyn 1M mwmxmwmv WQ gmx Ax x x vxxxe Aw Hughson F. F. A. TOP ROW-Herbert Robinson, Bob Simms, Vernon Craig, Bill Merriam. Eudeun Dic '- erson, Don Emfinger, Maynard Hein. MIDDLE RONNeMalcolm Black, John Parsons, Kenneth Gann, Raymon Brownen. Sam Henderson, Ardell Porter, Herbert Taylor. OFFICERSeAdVisor, Mr. Paterson; Reporter, Ray Womack: Vice Pres. Aubrey Ham- low; Treasurer, Gerald Goesch; Vice Treasurer, Leonard Dumas: President. Ed Sayad; Secretary, Leon Merck. We had a fairly successful season with two championships. one first four seconds, one third, and one fourth. We plan to have pictures of all the boys and their projm-ts. Nine members were admitted to the C111 . . ' - .. Y , cptel Iunmm Dong at Mo- gstzhlogengber 28, 1945' They were Ray Womaok, hon lCmfimzor. Ralph an e, u rey Hamlow, Gerald Coesch IHI 1x - . x' Vernon Craig and Leon Merck, r e 1 Inlmm. Mannnd Hun. 8L Cgerald Goesch won the $200 heifer award by S CARS ROICIHTK 1a. l V xxx; Ne XNXX h x STANDING tleft t0 righUe-J. Kingery, D. Gall, C. Teel, M. Tallmon, D. Braaten, Miss Johnson. R. Silveria, C. Verwer, H. Silveria; M. Beghtel, V. Fernandes. SEATED-Miss Hurd, R. Squire, M. Lundell, R. Dameron. C. S. F. and Iota Tau Pi This organization has been very busy with its many activities. It wrote letters last spring to the boys in the Service WhO have attended our High School. It has sold pencils With individual names, game sched- ules, yells and the School name on them. It has also sold boxes of Greet- ing Cards. With the money earned from these it bought Huskies last spring for the Service boys. This year they also sent Christmas Cards to them. In return it has received thank-you letters Which make the members feel they are doing something for the boys While they,re away. The boys do enjoy news from home. Another of its activities was to put on a. satire of different well-known classes in school. FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS Melvin Lundell President Ralph Squire Ronald Dameron Vice-President Joan King-ery Rosemary Silveria Secretary Dorothy Galt Mabel Beghtel Treasurer Margie Tallmonx Christena Teel Executive Board Dorothy Braaten Dorothy Galt Social Chairman Betty Bispo 23 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 H This little pviggy Confidentially Aubrey, how big are they? He-man supporter. What hit Johnnie? Mr. Wall - our janitor. They lived happily ever after. Pencils? Pencils? Pencils, sir? Side view? Smile! J unior leader. 24 MWMZZT S 0S A WNgXQ Ki 5 $lQ The three B,S. Guess Who! Answer on other pagey Dreaming. And Whel'EYS Nancy? Spring fever. Crafts? Her'ys a smile for Bristow. Mr. President. H68 in the Navy now. 10. Hallman and his Irish buggy. $1.00 per h'oum. 11. Mr. Woodhead? 12. More noise than seven hundred Indians. 13. I ailft bashful! K H 5304;391:ng S9 OO-JGDOThD-WNH L50; xmxwxv 5 Q Ngkwy NR V Sucker stick. Answer 0f Guess Who. Now according to the Constitution-5 Statue of Liberty. Shush! Halsey Inc. Lefs have it quiet! Aw, don5t take our picture. Winning smile. Want a bite? Close race. Nice day. Smile! You made me What: 1 am today .736 5 3 , A$$x $ Astronimist in the group. Well, Wallace, threys a crowd. Where,d you ditch today, fellows? Beeeeth! Drastic Elia. Ch'a'perones. Destination-Frisco. Ah shucks, under classmen. Is this love? Whats Laura Mae doing? H. U. H. S. Rah-Rah-Rah-Rah! . . ?WNE HH 27 - 1 2 3 4. 5 6 7 8 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. '14-. 15. Lunch. A little more leg, please. Do - Re - Mi. Senior Glammer! Now WhaVs that Nazm' got '? Tall, dark, and handsome. Ah, yes, those Juniors. Bill and Lil. Jim. Out Of order. On the mark. Tops weniors ! Y H. Triple trmxl. Just, Lil. AilH ho cute? nu tux Monday Friday Friday Friday Friday Friday Saturday . Wednesday Friday Friday Friday Tuesday Wednesday Wednesday Friday Saturday Saturday Tuesday Friday Friday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Friday Friday Friday Friday Saturday Thursday Saturday Friday 1 Sunday Monday SCH U 1 U1 94519 September 17 September 28 October 19 October 26 October 26 November 9 November 17 November 21 December 14 J anuary 4 January 18 January 29 J anuary 30- J anuary 30 February 1 February 2 February 23 February 26 March 1 March 8 March 12 March 15 April 2 April 5 April. 26 May 3 May 3 May 11 May 23 May 25 June 7 J une 9 June 10 29 EM WM 5 School Opened Freshman Initiation C. S. F. Program Girls1 League Program Junior Dance . Freshman Program J unior Play G. A. A. Program ' Senior Program Girls Chorus Program Nominations for Student Officers Campaign Speeches Election of Student Officers F. F. A. Skating Party Installation of Student Officers Girls1 Playday With Escalon Freshman Snow Trip Senior Skip Day J unior Dance Junior Skating Party F. F. A. Field Day Sophomore Dance Sophomore Program Freshman Dance Spring Program F. F. A. Program Block H Dance Junior-Senior Banquet F. F. A. Picnic Junior-Senior Prom Junior Program Baccalaureate Commencement WILLS sane state of mind, d0 d testaments. We, the Senior Class, being in am hereby sign our names to our last Wllls an I, Wesley Harms, will my unfinished Chemistry problems to some poor un- fortunate person. 1, Betty Holland, Will my quietness t0 Rosemary Silveria. 1, Mary Fassler, will my tractor driving ability to Margie Tallmon. I, Adeline Serpa, Will my box of stationery to J oyce Miller. I, Maudine Smith, Will my Social Science book to Rosie Peters. 1, Melvin Lunde11., will my Annual editorship to some lucky J unior. I, J ean Moore, will my southern drawl to Ordeene Reinitz. 1, Wallace Starn, Will my good humor and pranks t0 Chet Ramos. I, Elma Mai Ver'zani, will my pleasing disposition to anyone who wants it. 1, Robert Simms, Will my senior report card to J ohn Gwin. I, Lula Belle Silvey, will my yell leader position to Faye Bristow. 1, Ivan Bland, will my high jump to J ohn Ward. 1, Dorothy Espinolay, will. my ambition CD to Bill J ohnson. 1, Stanley Hedberg, Will my nickname yDonut t0 Naomi Hooper. 1, Laura Mae Stam, will my Senior dignity to Shirley Wall. I, Richard Brown, Will my position as center to J im Powell. I, Rayetta Little, Will my nervous nature to Betty Harms. 1, Howard Riggs, will to Keith Martins the few months I attended school during my senior year. I, Betty Lunt, Will my vocal chords to Bette Chase. I, Richard Holland, will my good attendance record to Buster Bailey. I, Pat Pierce, will my excess credits to Bill Robertson. I, Willard Bristow, will my place on the basketball team to J. D011 Little. I, Donna Orr, keep. all my happy memories for myself. I, Earl penton, will my ability for making good biscuits to Edith Pope. I, La.rra1ne. Martella, Will my shorthand ability to anyone who takes notes 1n Unlted States History. 1, Fred Elia, Will a few inches of my height to Norman Nazar. 1' Cl.aricme Vandempol, Will my long eyelashes t0 Donna. Woodbridge. I, B111Halsey, W111 to J ere Woodhead my bus maintaininW ability I, Helen Dalton, will my art ability to Kathleen Stevens.h ' ' :II, ifgllllfifyvlzioiiilvgl;tgnfxlrgidgginas, 11W ability to keep out of mischief. , . . , . y e absences t0 Joan Kinqerv. I, Lllllan Coburn, W111 my Vim, vigor, and vitality 10 Leon $131.21. I, SamoGuillbert, Will my executive ability to 1121111121 Bavaro t L L Ver51e Mae Hempmll, Will my cap and gown to Sharon Kitvhons 1, James .Broetifle, w111 my flash bulbs to Jack Rushing . I, Josephme B1.ggers, Will. my locker to anyone who 01111 Menu it 1, Joy Kane, w111 my sewmg ability to Nadine Donto I L LOiS. Smith, Will my long hair to Dorothy nimbn - L Eddle sayad, W1 t0 Gamly C'mnkite 11w lmmxv mvmorios 0f 11. 17 H s 32 J OSEPHINE BIGGERS IVAN BLAND Annual Staff Block H Secretary-Treasurer Husky 20 Club WILLARD BRISTOW JAMES BROEFFLE ' ' Annual Staff Class Pregldent , Block H President HPSky 20 Club Dance Committee Busmess Manager Class Secretary 33 RICHARD BROWN LILLIAN COBURN Annual Staff Annual Staff Class Representative Girlg League SeGy-Treas. Block H Vice President Husky 20 Club Husky 20 Club G. A. A. Secretary Yell Leader Student Body Secretary rww..w-.W.--m . m HELEN DALTON GLENN do In MO'PTIC Annual Staff Annual Stuff Class Vicv President Business Manager Student Body Prvsidvnt 1H ?: ? y, W NW EARL DENTON DOROTHY ESPINOLA Annual Staff Girls, League President Husky 20 Club Class Secretary-Treasurer Student Body Treasurer 35 FRED ELIA MARY FAS SLER Class Representative Student Body Secretary G. A. A. Representative BILL HALSEY SAM GUILBERT Class Secretary Business Manager WESLEY HARMS STANLEY IHCDHICRG Annual . Staff A1 nunl Staff 1 Class Roprosvntntivv Husl'y 20 Club Class President Class Y'w Prosidvnt . x$ $ $8 x xxxxk x, xx VERSIE MAE HEMPHILL ETTY JEAN HOLLAND B J OY KANE RICHARD HOLLAN D 37 LUCILLE LEWIS Assistant Yell Leader MELVIN LIUNDELL Annual Staff Student Body President Husky 20 Club Class Treasurer Class President RAYETTA LITTLE Husky 20 Club Dance Committee G. A. A. President Girls League Sec'y-Treas. Class Representative BETTY lll' NT x X LORRAINE MARTELLA JEAN MOORE Student Body Secretary Husky 20 Club DONNA ORR PATRICIA PIERCE Annual. Staff Student Body Vice President Student Body Secretary Husky 20 Club Class Secr'eztary-Treasurer to 'D HOWARD RIGGS EDWARD SAYAD Husky 20 Club F. F. A. President F. F. A. Vice President - Block H President Class President Class Treasurer ADELINE SERPA JA BELLE SUNNY ssistant lel lmmlm' K xx xx x LOIS SMITH SIMMS ROBERT Secretary Manager . F. A iness Bus F WI! 4. i, STARN LAURA MAE MAUDINE SMITH Annual Staff 41 WALLACE STARN CLARICE VA'xDERPOL F. F. A. President ELMA MAI VERZANI W At six otclock on the morning of February 26, the happy and slightly sleepy seniors departed on their long-awaited skip day. Our destination was Pineorest, and everyone was very happy on the way there, or' so it sounded. After one of the boys got on at Sonora, the roll call was still only 9976 because, we are sorry to say, one of the girls was ill and was unable to join the party. The day was spent in skiing CH and doing various other things that are typical of the snow. tSee next pagest Lunch was served at one otclook and was followed by more skiing, etc. We left for home at six otclock and everyone was kind of tired but very happy. . We wish'to take this opportunity to thank the members of the teaching staff and the student body for their help and cooperation during the past four years. Your friendship was very much appreciated and we wish you luck in the coming years. 43 3 Nxxxxxxxx x WW L Wm; Q ' I wa k X wa w x w i o ' X C X v: xx . xV J unior C I ass BOTTOM RO4W EJ:he1 Carmella, Lois Lunt, Joan Kingery, Valemina Fernandes, Kath- 199D Stevens, Hazel Silveria, Dale Van Sandt, Norman Nazar, Laura Bavaro, Edith Pope. SECOND ROVJ Nadine Merrill, Lorraine Silva, Rose Marie Silveria, Bette Chase, Kenneth Smith, Walter Baptista, Gloria Cruz, Alice Damas, Wanda Wakefield. THIRD ROIVV-Leonard Damas, Christina Teel, Dulinda Teichera, Margie Tallman, Thelma Riggs, Naomi Hooper, Floria Cruz, Jim Blakemore, Lorraine Starn, Nellie Blagg. FOURTH RO VJ Stanf 3rd Ridley, Bill Johnson, Betty Harms, Norma Metzler, Leon Merck, Robert Browning, Dorothy Graham, Nadine Danton, Dorothy Braaton. FIFTH RO W Johnny Gwin, Chet Ramos, B111 Robertson, Jere VVoodhead, Carolyn Cronkite, Sam Henderson, Lois Doerksen, Cornelia Verwer, Tommy Stark. SIXTH ROW Jack Rushing, Richard Mann, Billy Mills, Ralph Squire, Aubrey Ham- low, Howard Porter. ADVISORS: Mrs. Frazer, Mrs. Preston, Mr. Tallman. CLASS OFFICERS: Norman Nazar', Pres.; Aubrey Hamlow, Vice Pres.; Dorothy Braaton, Treasurer; Jim Blakemore, Secretary. SECOND SEMESTER: Margie Tallman, Pres; Naomi Hoopeix Vice Pres.; Thelma Riggs, Treasurer; Carolyn Cronkite, Secretary. Others not pictured: Gerald Goesch, Doris Devine, Rose-Marie Lewis, Angelo Sebylano, Dale Matthews. 47 The Groom Said No November 17, 8:00 P. M. Wanda Frazer, Director Naomi Hooper, Mrs. Sorenson; Kathleen Stevens, Putty: lmrruinv Starn, Mary Alice; Margie Tallman, Shirley; Carolyn Frunkitv. Hum: Lois Doerksen, Mother; Ralph Squire, Father; Bill Johnson. Shwv; 1mm Merck, Ed Smith; Cornelia Verwer, Virgie; Norman Nazur. Willie Sumo Manager, Aubrey Hamlow. Assistants: Stanford Hidlvy. Herald timaxw h and Leonard Damas. On NOV. 16 Mrs. Frazer sponsored the play cast to :1 dimm- m Hlililv Swedehx, after which all attended a show in Mudvsm. Tn shmx mm appreCIation they presented a gift of earrinrs :md hmvvlvt m Mm. Pm h on the night of the play. The bracelet had the nnmvs of all 111w graved on it. e351 UH On Dec. 2 the same group Went in mm Sprinu the snow. l I H In Mljxu :l mm W JUNIUR MASS EAHNUAH Sept laClass meeting Feb. 19-Special meeting. Sept. 1--Coke and hot dog sale. Mar. 1--Dance 8L Denair Game. OctaClass meeting. Mar. SeRoller Skating Party. Oct. 26-Sadie Hawkins Dance. Mar. 15e01ass meeting. Nov. 17ettThe Groom Said N03,. Mar. 26-Specia1 meeting. DeeaClass meeting. s AprileCIass meeting. Jan lleElection of Spring Officers May 11-Jr.-Sr. Banquet Feb. 15eClass meeting. ' May 25eJr.-Sr. Prom. Gerald Goesch and Leonard Damas'headed coke and hotdog sales from which we made ever $250.00. During the first half, approximately 150 dozen hotdogs and 200 cases of coke-s were sold by members of the class at various home games. The Junior Class sponsored a ttSadie Hawkins Dance, on Oct. 26. Also on March 1st a dance was held after the Denair basketball game. Junior Mothers, Mrs. Blakemore and Mrs. Goesch, were hostesses to the football banquet. Mr. and Mrs. H'allman, Mr. and Mrs. Tallmon, Mr. and Mrs. Allen and Dr. and Mrs. Sweeley were hosts to the turkey dinner on Nov. 29 at the Hughson lOOF hall. The table was decorated to represent a football field with a green background with white yard markings. Miniature goal posts holding the place cards in the school colors were used with large goal posts at either end. It was. at this dinner that Jim Blakemore received the Dr. Sweeley Award for being the most outstanding player of the year. Thirty Juniors, and Who knows how many Freshmen and Sopho- mores, skated fromn7z30 to 11:30 on, March 8th. Everyone had a swell time and appreciated riding home. Some members of our class have held outside offices or have done something outstanding. Jim Blakemore was elected football captain of the year and won the Dr. Sweeley Award. ttCokett Ramos was elected the captain of the tBt Basketball team. Ralph Squire, Margie Talhnan, Dorothy Braaten, Cornelia Verwer, Edith Pope, Betty Harms and Nor- man Nazar held Student Body Offices. Bill Johnson won the Service Club Trophy and Gerald Goesch won the F. F. A, award. Margie Tallman placed second in the Lions Club public speaking contest for Central California. 49 TOP RO'W-Mr. G-orman, Donovan Michael. Maynard Hein. szmn Craig. Hay Wmuzu-h, James Blaechl, Don Emfinger, Bill Merriam. Jimmie Orr. MiSS Gull. SECONIj ROXVV-Norman Jones, J. D. Stark. BFHy Voorhius. Gmrgv Kmuirivk . Sh-phvxz Johnson, Johnnie Ward, J. Don Little, Bill Yermni, KUiIh Marlins THIRD ROIW MJ'ss Johnson, Herbert Taylor. Eudmn nikkt'l'SUH. Roy Iizqnistu. mum- Marr, Garland Goesch, Leon Winchester. Bustvr Builvy Tummy .Imkswn FOURTH ROW-Leroy Wooten, Kenneth Gann. Gmn Homwr. I'M Ihrrvll. Humid Dameron, Francis Avila, Loreta Stark, Aiiw- X'ugu. Sharon Kih'hvns Starn, Wiyizety Baldwin, Mary Nell Bmz. Lsnm 19mm. limnm LN 1 .11 1 1. ;;. Vanderpol. FIFTH RO'W B-eth Bronson, Dorothy Galt. Phyllis R'omlhdzui. Vlzxrim Hmikms. Mm 11H: BOTTOM ROVV-Patricia Scranton, Shirley Wall. Anh-Ih Fluxw-lnnd. lumxm Vntimv Elleen Azevedo, Shirley Avellnr Betty Luv Smith. Vzllmqn N.th, Mum Hm; Blagg, Mabel Beghtel, Barbara Mondonua. Sophomore Cla 33 At the first of the year we unw thv l'rvshnwn , , . thvir :mmml hwv mun Atter playmg games, refreshnmnts wvro svl'x'vd 1 . The sophomores gave Hm firs! dnnw ratlon was Columbus Day. lm'm- on in Day dance. Prlzes were awzmlml fur Ul thv puny 111v th.w-. ul' ximm Hlv xmll' xv :tnxv :1 8x IHH'M kK thv 'WN dWSNWI Inn and ::11 1 '15:: w! x TOP ROW-Arlie Hatfield, Neil VVoolverton, Wade Whitfield. .lim mell. Hm: Imi- son, Simon VVardha, Louis Rozario, Mrs. Hamilton. SECOND ROWe-Darriel Henderson, Junior Lowe, Harold Thompson. Hvrlwrl Rohm- son, B-illy Broeffle, Herbert Lowe, Donna Woodbridge. Martha thlrxt fugue Miller, Miss Hancock. THIRD ROVVeeBenny Fink, Bobby Doerkson, Jerry Womat-k. Vivlur 1.11m. Mnhwhl: Black, Ardell Porter, Buddy Webb, Livia Rampone. Mildmi Umm. I FOURTH ROIVVaMr. Allen, Betty Bispo, Joyce Stilese Jean Sth-s. Vvhiu um y. Mn; nelia Mills, Bevely P'ries, Louise Rozario, Nancy Eddy. Bzu'hnm I'Ilinil's FIFTH ROWe-Marsha Baien, Lois Brasher, Lorraine Texoirn. Cvnith Winn, Mayw- Mims, Eilaine Serpa, Grace Doerkson, Frances Jackson. Yvnnnv I'hillqu 1.2:.-34 Joslen, Virginia Libby. SIXTH ROW-John Parsons, Bobby Waggoner. Bettie Munk, Yiggini;. Slmh. v Blakemvore, Faye Bristow, Leila Pope, Ordeeno Reinitz, Rump memi Griffin, Gertrude Herr. .4'ewi 1k. MINI Freshman C lass One of the main events for the Fresh Freshman Dance. About seventy attended. and to carry out this theme autumn 1 around a campfire. mon this year has lnmn 111v It was :1 Wmullnmi lhimv eaves wore :11T:1n;:mi mu 111v HHH1 Another activity was a hayride up to tho - TUHUVV Hvs en WY' 'IW . u we had a Wlener roast and went boating h h h A 011 the lake. The Freshmen have also had . . 21 snow h'i e to Slh e e . e e have held a Sprmg Dance. 1 h hm Hm h l'h'l TOP ROW-Ronald Dameron, Ralph Squire, Jim Orr, Chester Ramos, Bill Robert- .mn. U I'Md Goesch. John Ward, Dale Van Sandt, Ronald Dodson. THIRD ROW-J. Don Little, Buster Bailey, Melvin Lundell, Bill Johnson, Keith. Malt us. Buddy Webb. Simon Warda, John Ussery. SECOND ROW-Wully Starn. Bill Verzani, Jere VVloodhead, Dick Mann, Eddie Sayad. Ike Rigg , Ardell Porter, Jack Rushing, Arlie Hatfield. FIRWT ROW-Fmd Elia, Stanley Hedberg, Jim Blakemore, Leon Merck, Willard Bristow. Ivan Bland, Bill Halsey. Dick Brown. F ootball COACH HALLMAN 55 111 A 111 111 n g; t- 1.1.13 1.03130t1k Ill ' our team 1.11 1111 ' 0f the season For the flrst game 1 - ' '11111' 11 :w Very high spirits expecting to b1'111g 11:11f11:: 11111111 11111 1 1 11 1 with a 33 to 0 defeat staring us 111 tht. a ,. . l. k y d. , After that; we just couldnt seem 111.111111111 1111111111 1 11 . .1111 thing kept going wrong. Ripon beats us.f ruqnw body beat us! Finally one day the boys 111111 '1 . 1111- U1 HM Hm the time second place in the league: came 11ert 111 111.1,. .1. x U field. Our team seemed to be hitting 11 off pretty 14111111 1.111 1.1 .1 .l - though the score was 0 to 0 at half 11111e. 1111111151111 11.11 1.11111,l...1;1 .111 of the playing. After 3 or 4 minutes of 1he 11111'11 1111;1r11or.11.111 11 .1111soo1 and while the fourth, or was it the fifth, was 111 1.1111111; 1.115111111 1.1.11- ers were being carried off the fie1d. The 11115111111 111111111 1v;111v11 111.1 team from the field on the claim of dirty 111115111; 111 1111- 1111;11s111. boys. This was readily denied by both Cuach 113111111111 :11111 11r1111-111;11 Tallmon as well as the. two ga111e officials. Neither 11:;1111 11:11.1 Huarvd up to that time, but it was believed the s1-11re 5111111111 1111 r1-1-111-11.-1i :15 1 to 0 as in a forfeit. Esculun 1119111 111-7 13.111- W111! kKI-rv 31 During the week following the gz1111e. it was $3111 111:11 111111141115 about the game appeared in approxinuuely 111x 111111511311111 :11 1.1.111 as over several radio stations. The following Friday, Hilmar came up 111 see 1111111 11.11:;11 we really were. They found 0111 when we 11111111111111 1111-111 111 :1 1111111 111 13-7. On the week following we again 1rz1v1'1e11 111 Uvrvs 1111 11111 1:151 game of the season. Up to the last 311 51111111 511111111115 111' 111:15 11 1- 111-r1- feeling very happy because we were 1111111111; 115- :1 svnfv 111 T 111 1'1 11 was then that it happened. N11111111111 Gloves, Ceres 111111-1112 111111111111 back out of the line, tossed a 1111111r 11:1ss111 :1 third s1r1111; 1-1111 111111 1111111 over the goal line to put the 112111111 1111 11-11 1111- 111-res. Even if they did win, Ceres 1111111'1 3111-111 111 111- of Ceres students, looking for 21 fight. 511111111 11111. 11111 11.1 11.. 111-11' pulling out, breaking a window. 1111;11-11 111111 31:11 111 11111121 :11111151-11 TIughson of dirtyplayingand11111111ree11111111- 111111111115 111 1111111 1111111111' mg. This was denied by both M1: 1111111111111 111111 M12 1111111111111 :11 111111 as by the three game officials. who were 5:1115111-11 1 21.1111 1111.111111111111111151 111 111111113111 Due to the events that. 111'1-111'1'1111 made by Coach May, the 111111 11 with Ceres were canceled. 11111'111111- 11:11111- :11111 11111 11.11111s 118111111111ll KHHH2K 1h 111111 N1111'111111111 we 11:: Wlfilte vety lucky this year :15 1:111 :15 1111111111w 1111 111111 1111111! 3; V: I I ' . 0111 i .q e a lewhoys 111111 111 111111111151 1:1:11 111.11 11111 111111 11;11 11111 y nJury was 111111.11 Marlins. w1111 1lisl1111-111-11 I played Ripon 1111 their field. HR .1111. b h' ,1 mb The season 8 captain was .li111 l1l;11111111111r h1s sportsmanship in 111111111111 1111.1 WV 1 h '1 '1', ,- 1 11h v a a 2 . ,. , yarns. AV ' , . , k VXKXv Af vmxk SN xxx . $$x$ $ w xw 7 4; XX X z v ' , x 41W AM? TOP ROW-Dick Mann, SECOND ROW Wi11ard A TEAM Billy Mills, Jack Rushing, Wesley Harms. Bristow, Eddie .Sayad, Bill Halsey, Ralph Squire. FIRST RO'W-Bob Simms, Melvin LundeU, Bill Johnson, Bill Merriam. TOP ROW W-ade Whitfield, Jim Orr, Glenn de 1 SECOND ROWdHoward Porte1 Henderson. FIRST ROW-Ronald Dameron, Dale V Basketball XV. XX vngEXSiQx L L L A N .. W ?VVM V 3V Ma Jzam muy .- 1 . B TEAM 3 Motte. Jim Powell. .1. Don Littlv. , John Ward,.Cllester Ranms Vernon Cl'ui'. Sum an Sandt A 3 , Idell loner. Lonn Winvhoswr. Gd BAEHHBAH BMSUN The basketball season this year was very interesting as well as successful. We started the league contest by defeating Escalon, our Bts winning the opening game. In our next game-this time with Hilmar-the Bts again won the preliminary, but the varsity was edged out by three points. We then traveled to Patterson and over- came the Tiger Quints. but lost the B game by one point. On the evening we played Newman, both varsity and BS were clicking, and we took a pair. The next game with Gustine was the best and the most important of the season. The powerful Redskins were somewhat surprised and baffled as they were not expecting as much resistance as they received, and at the half they found them- selves trailing by several points. However, they came out in the second half and were determined to win. It'was very close all the way, but a long half-court shot in the closing seconds of the game decided it for Gustine. The Husky pups encountered little opposition and took the game fairly easy. The next week our teams avenged themselves on Ripon by a pair and trounced Linden for a second pair. Our last game ended as well for the varsity. The B team had an off night, however, losing the game, as well as the chance to win the championship. The seasons captain for the A team was Eddie Sayad, and for the Rs, Chester ttCoke3 Ramos. SCORES Hughson As 37 Escalon As 14 Hughson As 20 Hilmar As 23 Hughson As 29 Patterson As 19 Hughson As 48 Newman As 20 Hughson As 30 Gustine As 31 Hughson As 44 Ripon As 28 Hughson As 47 Linden As 29 Hughson As 58 Denair A's 31 Huskies 313 Opponents 195 Hughson BS 31 Escalon BS 24 Hughson BS 37 Hilmar BS. 19 Hughson BS 32 Patterson ES 33 Hughson Rs 43 Newman BS 33 Hughson HS 29 Gustine BS 14 Hughson BS 39 Ripon Rs 33 Hughson BS 51 Linden BS 39 Hughson Rs. 23 Denair Bts 34 Puppies 285 Opponents 229 CL V NXRV v33 62 i' TOW ROWeGlenn de la Motte, Bill Mills, Dick Mann, Dick Brown, Bill Halsey, Wally Starn. MIDDLE ROW e- Sam Henderson, Melvin Lundell. Bill Johnson, J. Don Little, Jim Powell. FIRST RO'W'-Steve Johnson, Keith Martins, Buster Bailey, Chet Ramos, Bill Robertson. Baseball THE 1946 BASEBALL SEASON The Baseball Season this year has started out very well. So far we have won our first two league games with Hilmar and Gustine. The score of the Hilmar game was 11-7. A large crowd attended this game, many people coming from Hilmar' and many from Hughson as well. We all agree that this game, without a doubt, Will possibly be the most excit- ing of the season. Toward the end of the game the crowd went wild, causing our pitchers, Wally Starn, to become rattled, although at the end of the game he had struck out fifteen batters. Our next game, with Gustine, was a Close one, the score being 2-1. We still have three more league games to play, these games being With Patterson, Newman and Escalon, five games being the total number of league games to be played this season. We are hoping to win these next three games and also with it the Championship, thus giving us the Championship two years in a row. 63 v x, g nmuww. Team of 94 tUHUMNUH Without the fine cooperation of the Annual Staff, our co-adviserstMrh Tall- man and Miss Berine, this Annual would have beeh impossible. I therefore, Wish to thank the Annual Staff, Mr. Tallman and Miss .Berine, Mr. Thomas A; Shoob, the California Publishing House and all those that helped to make this Annual a success: THE EDITOR 6. Look at that-smile! Headed for the softball dia- mond. Gossiping again. 5Dead Eytf Lunt. Hurry up, Hazel! Be careful, Ray! 10. 11. 12. 66 O 5 CD Sunday afternoon. Don,t get wet. Pin-ups. I see MilYS sweater. Is this handball? Hit it, Laura! w wMMMWi w A1; v x K9? XXXERX iQsXN WNQ$ VX waixx Xx x x3 s 121, v ; Xg w XXXXR x x wx w , , 7 41;,wa y X w WWW 4 MMZWWM X L ix k x ; X xXxXXxXkwakd NM x -; L .Q N xV AKXX mw :xxmlx O1 $X $$ x xiiffsx xxXExxxe N , xmkwx x six xxx - w What, a cute little paddle. They get so excited. Ready! Aim! Fire! Whatcha doin? Did you make it, Lil? 67 6 7 8. 9 0 The Tiny Dynamites? Hubba! Hubba! Watching and waiting. Get up and try again. Things sure 100k rosy! 0 l e e 1 C n H , A P. 1m e . . .w m m m J m m 1,. 1 t H S 1 n n R o a e n U t n Y. um a 0 d .m n t r Y .H e e 13 S r T0 GD 06 :e e .H; W. 0 e t .w m e h Mh h .m m. T W T P W H D. 7. 8 9. 0. L 2. S 1 1 1 G , 8 Ir a .l d g G e .m 1 . 1 Vuk e a n e 1 u f n pH t?. .K.., at r,YB hh 8t V tab .Jr a th eh en 8. ab g0 r dit 6 CL S r0 S u en V , f 1 Vlm .Lc O n 38 1 S e n. Uh Vb avl. 1 t t T .7 tle yn 1 .IL. .. a 0t .11 m m$ a m m RNH C D A 1 2. 3 4 5 6 - -ID w ' Those Who Helped Out I By Placing Ads Inlhe Husky e Parks Garage Parks Service Station SALES SERVICE SHELL PRODUCTS GOODYEAR TIRES Roy Parks, Prop. ' Hughson, California Hughson, Calif. Phone 53 Phone 53 o9 The Hughson Pharmacy PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS In Business For Your Health OUR UP-T'O-DATE FOUNTAIN is TI-BE PLACE TO MEET ' Phone 44 Hughson , Norval J . Knutsen, Prop. G, G Sweeley, M.D. Office Hours: 9:00 A. M. 0 12:00 Noon 1:00 P. M. - 5:30 P. M. Closed Every Wednesday Office Phone 4-W Residence Phone 4-J Compliments of Hughson Hardware . . . Company Dairymald Creamenes ELECTRIC APPLIANCES HARDWARE Formerly PLUMBING Hughson Condensed Milk Co. PAINT ' Corner Hughson Ave. and Charles Hughson 0 California Phone 16 0- Hughson Phone 15 H 71 THE Hughson Bakery S. Hedberg, Prop. Phone 67 Hughson f VVetherhee,s New MOTOROLA and DELCO RADIOS Pick-Up and Delivery Hughson, Calif. Smillfs Variety READY TO WEAR HARDWARE NOTIONS TOYS Next to the Bank E. A. Smith, Prop. THE Hughson Theatre CHANGE OF PROGRAM NIGHTLY Harold Porter, Mgr. Hughson, Calif. Y Maddux 8: Van Sandfs HOME and AUTO SUPPLY STORE Wire - Hardware Auto Accessories Gifts For All Occasions Westinghouse Appliances Ford Sales and Service , Phone 40 Hughson Red and White Stores Blakemore and Son Fresh: ' Meats Fruits Vegetables PROMPTNESS - COURTESY SATISFACTION Phone 5 Hughson Hughson gefrigmtmn Plant. COLD STORAGE LOCKERS J 0e Fritts, Prop. Phone ll-W Hughson, Calif. 3am 0E Eiughson Loans - Deposits Commercial and Savings Safe Deposit Boxes U. S. GOVT Depository Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Phone 6 Hughson 73 Hughson Warehouse C0. Dealer in GRAIN .- BEANS - BAGS - TWINE - POULTRY FEED STOCK FEEDS - FIELD SEEDS - FERT'ILIIZERS SPRAY MATERIALS Phone 30 Hughson P. O. Box 807 C. D. Wheeler, Prop. , McGarvey Electric SeaSIde $W O S e r V l c e Wire - Flourescent and Incandescent Fixtures All Types of Installations Neil McGarvey, Prop. Hughson Shoe Shop We Do All Kinds of SHOE REPAIRING GAS OIL AND LIBRICATION Paul Harris, Prop. Phone 68 Hugh'son Carl Vaughn, Prop. 74 RV? HUGHSON Associated Service Leroy Richards, .Prop. Phone 64 Hughson THE Betterway Store The Best For Lesg, COMPLETE FOOD MARKET W. L. Clement, Prop. Phone 87 Hughson HUGHSON Blacksmith Welding Shop Charles Ave. near Whitmore E. M. N'eilsen, Prop. Hughgon Variety We WVhere the crowds go, there,s a reason? READY TO WEAR - NOTIONS TOYS - DRY GOODS, ETC. Mary L. Clements, Prop. Hughson, Calif. 75 MODESTOoS FRIENDLY STUDENToS STORE For over 50 years Sears has led the nation in quality goods for your home, your family, and your automobile. Now, as ever before, it will pay you to: SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE Satisfaction Guaranteed or your money back Sears-Roebuck and C0. Phone 3710 FREE PARKING Modesto 76 State Theatre Rose Ciccarelli, Mgr. 1307 J St. Phone 48 Modesto Princess'fheatre- Bill Stewert, Mgr. 1017 J St. Phone 872 Modesto BERT HANSON District Manager Office STRAND Theatre girand Theatre Dave Peterson, Mgr. 1021 10th St. Phone 134 Modesto ' Lyric Theatre i'John Mowrey, Mgr. 719 10th St. Phone 1299 Modesto , Coey s WONDER SHOE STORE Shoes For the Entire I Family 917 1 0th St. Modesto Phone 120 l1lalos Since 1879 MODESTO, CALIF. Weeks Sport Shag SPALDING ATHLETIC GOODS SCHOOL SWEATERS SPORTS EQUIP. Modesto 1016 10th St. Phone 158 Henry,s Esq. SHOE SHINING PRESSING SHOWERS 718 10th St. Modesto Phone 4356 1 Mew PHONOGRAPH RECORDS We carry the largest selection in the valley OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 P. M. 1310 Eye St. Near 14th Modesto Thumek Prescription Pharmacy Where Pharmacy Is A Profession 8:29 10th St. Modesto . 109m15 SEED AND FLORAL COMPANY Floral Pieces - 1010 10th St. Garden Equip. Modesto Phone 301 WITH SINCERE APPRECIATION AND B-EST WISHES tothe GRADUATES OF HUG-HSON HIGH SCHOOL Thomas Shoob Artist - Photographer 1024 10th St. Modesto, Calif. Hughsma gamer Shop- Fate Hein, Prop. erls Cash Market ' Where Prices and Quality . Meet Corner 4th and Main Hughson, Calif. Hughson,Ca1if. I. O. O. F. Hall Phone 51 79