Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Jackson, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1946 volume:

THE J ACKSIIN AN Trophnes Hard Won by Boys Well Coached by Busy Men We ve Proudly Chosen for Our Theme Thus Year Publxshed by the Students of the JACKSON UNION HIGH SCHOOL Jackson Cahforma Volume 26 1946 V V v , 1 N e ' ' faffvf-,fb 5 Q f i S I I I 9 Dedlvallon To Three Who Worked Wnh Us For Winning Teams All True Luke Them To Sporismen 5 Standards Hugh To Bud Elucs Too We Dednccfe Thus Book Future Tigers Now Wall Jushfy Your Forth Q Q , To Babe , , , f PBI LIPAL S DIESSAGE Although edue 1t1on IS 1 eontmuous proeess rt IS of the utmost rmportanee th1t eueh of you thoroughly understand rh1t these four years xn hlgh school IFC a speelal dedleatlon to learnlng Never agaln for the mayorlty of you tull there be so mueh eonseeutxve tlme set 1s1de for the smgle t1sk of furtherlng your knowledge Stop 1nd thlnk understand the lmport of thms then dnreet yourself mth resolut1on and wxth eonstantly remforclng deter mlnatron to make the most of your txme Set 0bJ6CflV6S before you 1nd llI1SSWCl'VlI'1gly '1lDlLlC by your lntentlon of re lCl1lI1g these goals Wlnt 1re some of these goals that we IS your 1dv1sers would llke you to re lkll! Fundament1lly our free edue 1t1on 11 system 11 15 rnstltuted to perpetuxte our demo nr me soelety The blSlL premtse of our society IS the smetlty of the lflLllVlLlLl ll So le 1rn to respeet the rlghts of others to Interpret the ILIIODS of others on the highest posslble plume he Lllllgellf and eompetent ln the perform mee of your LlLlflLS lb 1 eltuen not only of the sehool but of the LOIUITILIDIIY Ind of the st1te As nmport mt 15 xt ns ro le urn to study ll rs more nmportmt to le 1rn to thnnle 'lhought should be grven to budgenng lensure tlme 11 rsely Lhoose some leuvmes th1t 1re not only smsfy mg to you but xlso sou llly useful Man does not hve by bre 1d xlone so spend thought and txme on developmg your e1p1C1ty to 1ppree1'1tel1ter1ture 1rt musxe and nature Llfe xs a eoopermxe enterprlse so rt lS not too e1rly to develop 1nd enhanee the dlllllfy to get along vu 1th other people to see other 1 xew pornts There IS no end to what can be accompllshed durmg these four years but goals must be set now to glve dlreetron to your ener les W ,Q . , 4 e1 ' A 1 ' ' ' , ' ' ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' 1 'A ' 6 . . 1 . V 7 I 2 , L ' ' ' ' 1 ' 1 . 1 1 1 ' , 1 1 ' . ' ' ' ' 1 ' f 1 ', ' '1 A 1 '1 ' ' 1 ' 1 - ' 1 4' 'l . 1 A . 'h ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 . 1 - ' 1 ' 1 . 1 2 W ' L 1 L 1 ' .- ' 2 .L to be tolerant and understanding as concerns race, color, and creed,You must also learn to 1 I . 1 ' 1 . A r 2 ' Y I xi' 1 ' 1 'l I' 1 ' 1 . ' ' ' 1 ' 1 . I 1 1 ' ' '1 ' , ' I ' ' 1 '1 ' '. A 1 ' ' 1 1 . A ' 1 1 , 1 1 ' ' '1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 ',1 , 1 ', 1 1 . . . N 2 .V . Q . . R I 1 . . . y v- . v. v I l I v K 1 , 1 DITURIAL We at jackson High School have had many an opportunity to show our excellent sportsmanship. During the past years. our different athletic teams rarely attained the goal of victory. Still, neither the students nor the athletes were willing to give up. As our defeats mounted year after year the townspeople looked down their noses at our dear alma mater which was trying so hard to distinguish itself. Finally, under the able coaching of Mr. Danilovich our football team began to win a few games. Some of the business men in ackson started to take an interest in what was happening in Jackson High. The visible reward of success the trophies which we so proudly display in our trophy case in the hall is ample proof that we have succeeded in climbing to the top of the ladder of athletic success. No one can deny that the fellas and girls of our school can take a defeat smiling or that they keep on plugging despite a loss. How ever there are many who have the mis- guided conception that now when our athletic and scholastic abilities have shown such improvement that Jackson is recognized as a worthy adversary in all the sports departments and an equal in scholastic stinding the students and athletes are losing control of their senses and irc going victory cruy Here it ackson the students h we always been taught to be the best of sports win lose or draw Now that they are winning they are still taught just that So in the future no matter how the Tiger teams come out in their games the world at large can be certain that better sports than those found in jackson can not be located X X ,B On. ' I fin: T x . ,Pty Q I 'IV ff fr' v kd' Q I :TQ T T W K . E --... - X . ... 1 ff -1 J-1 ,su 3-uv - .av at s I Ir You Guide Our Work So Well Trustees and Teachers, Too Now Hear From Us of This Terms' End Thank You. new MW-411 BGABD 0F TRUSTEES .ui MR HOWARD BARTLETT DR P B AIKEN MR Amos SEIFERT Secretary Prefzdent MR CHARLES GORMAN MR CLYDE GRANDBOIS 8 ,J FALI LTY MR LAL RENCE DANILOVIQH A B Prmclpul Cnmmcrual Football Tenn s MR lOl-iN H WIIIIAMS Vnc PfI1l!'If71l1 lndmrrx xl Arts R AN VAN THIl:l B Bills 'Xluun M IDORGTHX XAN THII:I A B Pnglnsh Laun JOUfl'l3ll9ITl Cnrli Qoumc-lor MR GIINN BLQRHY AB 91 1.11 Sucmc Bon Pluxslul Fdun nu u Qcmur Ad Mlss MARIR DAL1 A LA5TA A ls Spanmh Larm Glrls Phxwual Edunauon Sophomore Aduscr MRS jAc KLXN Soso, B 5 Home hunomxu Summa Arr lumor Adxlicr MR FRED LrH:vER, A B Mathemazln Buena Freshman Adx nscr '1 M .J . . RS. ' ' '., . LUSTIIDIANS All THIS YEAR And Sam Your Lh11dren 'lll Hwe come before you here A Ferdam most welcome IS Wnrlm us SINCE 1913 Al joe' Another ye1r Fmds you stxll on the job Keepxng, J H S beautlful 10 '1 1, . . . Y . For us. . 9 7 k ' G K - Q SEN I0ll PBUPIIECY Wandering along the path of memory through golden dips 1nd shadowed alcoves relivrng again precrous lingering moments A bend in the road brought us to an old wishing well On 11 drmunrtrve placque were written these words Call and You Shall Behold Daring to attempt anyth1ng we called Evelyn s name Echoes reverberated throughout the air and from the depths of the black mist three figures appeared Evelyn was workmg happrly 1n her vast flower nursery with the help of her children Not knownng the achievements of the others we decided to bring each to our vrsion Soon we saw Roy wrth a mrcrophone grasped rn his hand singing the commercial for Red Healey s Wcmrk Tablets Amazed we whispered Elyse 1nd when she fuled to 1ppe1r we bec1me appre henslve and once more we called shouting Then IS the echoes rang from wall to wall we saw her telling her neighbor about Iunior s mischievous acts This time he h 1d attempt ed to shave his father s picture ln order to still our l11ughter we cilled for lorraine She w1s 1rrayed rn heavy satin with a crown of orange blossoms wrth Robert at her srde As the Queen and Krng of the fruit Flower Perfume Company they made a beautiful couple Edu ard traveling fast in the guise of interpreter was sl1own gomg from one country to another Talking vs 1th the crowd around htm he seemed perfectly content as the Presi dent s assxstant Since we wondered whether Arlenes dream to become a model had been fulfilled we called her life to the well She not only had a model s figure, but had marrred her lover 1 great figure 1n high socrety Ralph now a prosperous traveling salesman, 11 as our next WlSl0l'1 Wxth his wonderful sp1el of sales talk he had helped at the peace conference to bring agreement to the repre sentat1ves of all countr1es 6 IS usualj on his tractor Afterwards we asked for Rosemarie and were we astounded at the small form' Her fingers flew as she typed 1 letter for the Oneto Constructron Company The strength and the beauty of therr m1ny projects are reasons enough for their being the most popul1r building syndicates of America After callrng johnny we got the premier of Breath of the Past his current movie production Hrs fine acting w1ll undoubtedly bring him his fourth Osc 1r rn is many years Paging for Betty took us to the hills of Kentuckv Her health resort there was draw mg many able but weary pat1ents from the cubby holes that we IH the crty, call offices Then we called Bust and saw him roundrng up h1s cattle The fields, surrounding htm resembled those near jackson Silently admrrlng his work we left hmm riding astride his beautiful horse, Speed GALI O WAY' GALI O way' Gallo vxay' Speaking Russ1an and other languages as 1f they were English he had rrsen to the top rn business circles and is now regarded 15 the strong man behind the events tn the conference at Moscow Having visualized ill o11r classmates at this wonderful well we thought of the past and present of each Then feeling much happrer, vte contmued our walk along the Path of Memory and hoped th lf they like us Mlflan and oyce would remember the p1st and the joyful trmes we had when we were 111 together P S To those who wonder what the reflection of the well would reveal if the names of the two great art1sts who are responsible for the creation of m1ny of the world s fine preces of parnted culture were called you may be sure th11t the n1mes Marian and Joyce would bring just this Il ' 1 , ' 1 1 - Q - 1 7 ' I . I ' l , ' Hg 1 1' 1 1 , '1 - I S i' , A . 1 W 4 , 1 ' I D A i i ' I ' . ' l 1 1 - K h . I I S V 'L 4 1 D . 1 2 1 . 1 1 ' . 1 , . Y 1 . I V ' 4 S 4 V E ' . K . V' ' 7 ' , ' JY ' K .- l , C - Next, we found ourselves at Pinenut, Tubs mountain ranch, where he was working 1 ' ' . 1 . I L L 1 . 1 1 S ' ' . ' 1 ' 1 1 'L D qt . , V - 9 f - . .' ' . 4 ' ' ' . I i ' ' 1 ' ' , 1 ' h i i ' 1 , . ' ' ' 1 ' 1 ' , 1 4 c N . U S 1 A ' ' I c 1 , , 1 1 J ' , 1 1 c 2 . . . 4 P h 1 h ' Y L l V 4 D 2 ' . N SENIIIB Evelyn SuC1Lh Yell Leader 15 -I6 Student Body Vue Presrdenr If T nnls 15 6 Baby Txger Scrre an 5 6 Scnror Play 16 Ralph jacksrch uolball 5 v Bas ctball ai '46 oak I Annual SraH 15 u ze SraFl I5 Robert Svs ensen loorball 15 ock J L lass Olfuer ll 5 All County l'nd 16 Ba ke ball 5 Lorrame Drgrtale F Scnror Play If Student Body Treasurer I Annual SMH 5 Llsy e Bormno I' a x Tngcr ! 6 nnual S aff 1 A Annual Ydrmr 6 Scnmr Play 6 Dale G1llovx ay Four Mayor Sports -an -H a L ass rfresrdenr II 1' All Cnumy loorball and Baskcrball 1 Scnmr Play If Mwurrce Phsse K lass Presrdcnr If Foorball 14 45 OClx J 1 All Counry Football a Xourh fonfcrcncc If Arlene Iones Trans er from SC. 4v Class Treasurer 16 Baby Tlgc-r Trcasurer 46 Wnurh Conference 16 Annual Star? C e 1 U -Ya i V':g'-1,31 If 51 . '-af Bl r- '-15. '-16 '- .'-16 B : '- . '-46 : '. .216 Bl ' AS. V16 l N ' Y r .Q '-2 fr-S. '44 l Q52 . lui. '31-1. Tri. A6 , , , V. .. -,I , Tennis 145. 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Hitch-hiker 1 onse V' Smile .i-de-di Housewi e Toe dz ' Marian Koski Mandy Quietness l dont think so Wcxrlt wid . l Hobo Q 1 D 0 ' Studi 1 Oh, my gosh! T 1 'l Scientist Fred O m to eanie 1i ,pleasef Husband i . Maurice P 1 Tub AI i Tskitskl R11 'l Office boy R 1 i c dest Eye lashes l I had a gun- C. gif irl Roy Reynoso Chindo ight Sil I ' Foutball star Mechanic Eve yn Sucich Ev mAvALc111dynice L V M M Have ynu eyer noticed?M MA Typist Soda jerk - t f - Wfolfish wz1's Pretty nice, huh? Sho' alcer l. ith Setty W'all 3ett V' S ic 1 . ' Sil - '- H01 1 i e W'aitress CSS SU BL Cl' l v--1 1-4 SEN I0ll WILL I Rosemarle Podesta wrll my typing ab1l1ty to any student who thanks he can quahfy I Elsye Bortano wrll my abrhty to get along wlth Englrsh teachers to Ned Vukovrch so that the office wrll be vacated more often I Dale Galloway wrll my supernatural concelt and egotrsm as well as my athletrc abrlxtres to my brother erry and to Raymond Gamba knowmg that they wlll at least use the former I Ralph Jacksrch w1ll my abrlrty to talk myself out of trouble and out of gorng to school to Bob Voss I Roy Reynoso wrll my abrhty to play footbal to Stanford Smalley I Lorrarne D1g1t1le w1ll my place rn orchestrl to my srster Gerna thus leavlng rt rr the famrly I Frank Busl w1ll my serlousness md attentron rn classrooms to Brll Gamba Codrcrl I just changed my mmd 1 wrll my drsrnterest rn gurls to my nlmeslke Frmkre Boum knowmg that he feels the same way I do I Betty Wall wrll my flngernanls to Nmcy m hope hers wrll sttrt growmg We Marran Koskr and Joyce Lyon will our slmble frrendshlp to be between the faculty and students of jackson Hugh forever I Fred Oneto wnll my abllrty to play varsrty footbtll all four ye urs md to make the All County team three years and my office of Student Body president to the next popular chorce of jackson Hrgh I Maurrce Plasse wrll my abxhty as 1 mechanlc to Ralph Ianm hoprng he wlll be as good as I am I Evelyn Sucrch w1ll my student body office to my srster Mary hopmg she wrll not have any work to do I Arlene jones wlll my abrhty to get along wrth Mr Buckley to erry Decker so the two w1ll have fewer arguments I Robert Swensen will the fish of jackson Creek and the grrls of JU H S to john Day Cprovrdmg he can catch themj If he can t catch the frsh he can have the gurls We the Senror Class leave to the jumors our semor athletrc abrlrty knowmg that thrs class IS sorely ln need of some real manpower to the sophomores we leave our schol astrc attarnment knowmg that after we letve rome one must take our pl 1ce to the fresh men we leave our ab1l1ty to control the acts of the students To the teachers we leave our hvelxness rn the hope that they can ptss rt on to next years students so as to put more pep nn old Alma Mater SIGNED AND SEALED THIS SEVFNTI-I DAY OF JUNE WITNESSES Jrnx and Oscar The Senror Class , 4 4, 4 4 I4 4 . , , 4 7 4' 4 . a s a'- 1 v 4 K 7 . .. 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' ' 4 ill ' , 4 . 4 , 4 4 4 , . 4 4 . 1 PFW QAM 6 Q3 NGN X xx KW - -A DX .1 00 Hello there' T1115 IS stat1on UHS bro1dt15t1ng from llklxblill H1511 Sehool pre scnnng 1 bro 1dL 1st of Iuntor C1155 H15tory It Ill 5t1rted w1th the opemng d1y of school September tenth w1th the ClLLElOl1 of 1.1155 ofhters A w 1r1n blttle between the junror boys 1nd g1rl5 ended wlth Albert Bolen 15 presldent Mlfy Suuth IS VILC prestdent e1n1c Vfrllouglmby IS setrctxry D1tk Allured 115 tre1surer B111 G1mb1 IS Lounul member M155 Lummmgs the 1dw1ser w1s IPPOIIHCL1 by Mr Dftntlox 1th The hrst acttuty of the C1155 of 17 w as 1 d1me L11IlCC Next the jolly JL1f11OI'S put on 1 C111 90 Revue The whole Class P1I'IlL1P'lICf.1 Ind w1th the d1rett1on of M155 Cummmgs m1de lf '1 smash h1t The funds went to ftnante the successful L1D1Ol Prom Vklllill was gn en Aprrl 76 M155 C ummmgs IS now Mrs Soso And thftt IS the hxstory of the IL11 llUI'S of 47 up to drtte 11115 lb your Iumor reporte1 51Qn1ngo11 Llnfll next 51 1r when the j11n1or5 become the Ullgllly semors Tut 111 1411111111111 BOTTOM Row Dltk Allured Albert Bolen Jeamt XX1lloug,11bs N15 Soso laduserl Xlarporrt Mendes Xlarx butuh Robert Koss IOP ROXX Raxmond Peterson hdward C raft johnnle It-onLrt1 Raymond X1st.1rr.1 N111 Xloort ld Nlerl X1m11.utrra llllllfd X .llL11LUL1l N1IDDl F R011 Stella Retord Teresa Aragona Rosemanc' barxer Dorothea Lxczuh Barbara Gardner Beatnte B1lly Gamba .MA iw. . 5: 15 Q, 1 . , . 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' 0PIl0 011 HI 'l'0R FIRST ROV Aldren Aram John Day Robert Brrd Ninn Dalla Lasza l3dXlSC'!'l Henrx Nionllo Ixtdlo Vukouth John Suuth SILOXND Row jean Cyanbaldx lrranru MtN1ullen Mm:-rxa Lxon Darlene jenstn Hope Lyarua Ilurht Rortrs jessle MtC,rore', THIRD ROW lfxadene M1.MullLn br.-rna Drgxtale Nanny Gonzales Marne lzspnnoza Haul Mal rorcx Ralph Iannx We started the year off by electmg our officers, Robert Bxrd presrdent ohn Dly vrte presndent Aldren Arata, secretary Dorothy Lhertudr treasurer, Nedjo Vukovngh soual manager, Henry Morrllo sergeant at arms, and Donald Low, Lounc1l representatwe We were assrgned MISS Dalla Lasta for our advrser Under her SUPCIVLSIOH we had a vs onderful trlp to the snow l1ne and a successful Hop Our Hop wfas the first to fefrture sllhouettes for decoratxons The theme was wmter txme md under the dlrectron of our advrser the deeormng was practntal artlstlcally simple and very attraetrve Mmerzu Lynn and I zadme 1llL1VlllUU1 I8 TOP ROW: jimmy Jackson, john Smalley, Richard Nytc. Billy Thomas. Ted jaurcgui. Eddie Daleusl-ti. ' Q ' 1 , ' ' ' y . 1 , D Q t . . 1 ' , ' A . Y .'f , ' l . , 1 e . . FIIESIIM N FIRST Roxx Colleen lourtrnght jean Voss Dolores Qhulrtlx jake Valenzuela lcrrx Denker Gene Brallmoxrth l-ranlue Bouza SECOND Roxx Mildred Gnannrnx Ruth XX1ll1s fxclxn jauregur Xian Elltn Shadlt Phxllrs Munson Thelmd Cmnonrta Nadrm Hzunrulx Gcrrrude Darrow Parfum Peterson TOP Row Louie Rcynoso C url Ladetk Barnu jones 'ltrramt 0 Rullw XX ,xynt 4 mx an Nlr Lcftxcr laduseri The freshmen have h td 1 hqppy trme rn latkson H15h Sthool Fortunate mn havmg Mr Lefever ts class ftdvlser they clme through the horrors of mxtutlon sfrfely Therr bla moment wx rs the Freshmm Return 1 Columbus D15 d IHLC xx here they pfud therr socnl debts to thenr tormentors 19 THIRD ROV: Eddie Cow, jimmy Hunt. john Raugust. Stanford Smalley. Raymond Gamba. Tony Garda. 2 2 . ' ' N ' ' 1 ' . ' ' . a . A , 1 ' ' 'z ' . . ' U ' Y N 'z A , 1 1 ' 2 ' ' .' ' 1 CIIUNCIL Many of the outstandmg students of atkson tomprlsed the bulwark of our student councrl of 1945 46 There were l'red Oneto, presldent Evelyn Suuth VILC presrdent Rosemar1e Podesta, secretary Lorrame Dlgltale treasurer, B1ll bambt publ1c1ty man eager, Donald low athleuc mamger Elsye BOIUIDO annual edrtor Eddxe D1leusk1 sopho more represenmtxve P1tr1c11 Peterson freshmm represenmtlve Thrs body dtd sotne experlmcntmg rn grvmg tssrgnments to 1nd1v1dual members 1nd lettrng them Larry on wrth only shght Contact wxth the rest of the touncrl Some of the fine results derrved from thrs system are Fred Oneto helped hy the foundatron for the excellent Youth Conference held rn jackson thts yen, 1s vsell as keeping xt golng m the gunse of attmg presrdent He wls .uded a great dell by the pert orgfmrzers lorrame wnd Rosemarre, who took on the job desprte the fmt tlmt they were alretdy busy 'rs tre1s urer and secretary respectrvely Evelyn Suuth helped organlze the G1rls Servlce Club whlch served refreshments at varrous meetrngs, thus rzusxng money for the Student Body treasury B111 Gamba dld a splendrd job of keeping the outsrde world aware of what went or Ill the school whlle Illsye led the workers who turned out the Annuul of 46 20 Nl H . :W rf 9 i Yu, 1 ' x We Write - We Sing, We Dance fy! We Money Make, Beside, :L if, While Weeks Speed by and We, Each I ' Day, Grow Up. S.7X 'G 259. ,-,,..g , ..,. , , W Y JO O I The Cahfotnn Scholarshlp Federttnon IS sttte vude and IS mcorporated under the l1ws ofCal1forn1a The organxzatron fostermg democracy at 1ts finest encourages all stu dents to develop thelr talents 'lULl 1b1l1t1es to the utmost and to 1ccept rn full the l'lgl1IS 1nd oblrgatnons of 1 true c1t1zen lts motto IS Scholrrshrp for Serv1ce Who can become a member' Anyone who at11ns a scholastic r1t1ng of ten pomts Certam actnvltxes have C S F polnt value for ex1mple berng edxtor of the 1nnual grves 1 student one pomt each semester tow1rd hrs CQF membershrp Subjects listed do not lnclude physlcal educatlon A s count three pomts for solxds wh1ch are subjects that lnvolve homework and one and one half for non solxds, subjects l1ke typmg and chorus where regular homework ns not requlred For B s the value IS one pomt for solnds one and one h :lf for non sollds C s h we no v1lue D F, or mcomplete bars one from membershrp Lorrame D1g1tale has been pres1dent of the local chapter for both semesters In1t1a tlons were held before the assembly on October twenty s1xth and on February twenty first Unforunately there were casu1lt1es at mrdterm so only Lorrame D1g1t1le Rosemarle Garver Ed Merl1c Dolores Chullck, and Mary Ellen Shadle qualxfy at present Under the leadershlp of faculty advlser Mlss Cummmgs the group has been 1ct1ve enjoylng two dmners the Hrst 1t school and the second 1t Teresa s and on March 15 Sfiglflg 1 Turnabout Come as You Are D1y whrch culm1n1ted rn an evenlng dance Presxdent Dlgltale by holdmg membersh1p for s1x semesters has earned the rlght to have the seal affixed to her hlgh school diploma Roremane Gan er 47 22 1 . 2 1-' ' . . . 1 . 1 . t L . 1 , . .t.. . 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BUTTE Qtffife Qvfw 0,9999 y6 Ov- 4 Q More l Q Tv 9, ul ru HQ ,-If i ,,.e mf K 9 M gm up K -GQ una' All 6 5 i x ,MMPBQQI 4 In some sehools 1 person wlll ask about the school pftper 1nd he wlll find thftt xt IS tlmost unknown by even the students of thdt school Not so rn jackson' The Butte stiff prldes ltself on the fact that 1n excellent paper goes ol? the press every th1rd week Thus vefmr the students of journallsm under the drrectlon of Mrs van Th1el have xmproved 'ind enlftrged upon the p1per untnl tt mn be sud that ukson hws one of the best papers ln the Mother Lode The members of the tlxss nntlude D1le Gfmllowty Nell Moore Mdry 1nd john Suuth Ralph ttksmh R1lPhl1DHl emne Wxlloughby Domld Low Arlene jones Befntrlce VlflLlj.,L1Cffl B1llG1mb1 john Smftlley Aldren Amtm ohn Dqy Henry Morxllo ohn Rxugust Estellt Record Teresm Ar tbom Mrldred G11nn1n1 and Gertrude Dtrrow Dfzlc Callnuay 46 APPIlELIATION Wlthout Vin Messrs Aldnne 1nd Gdraballd our sponsors 1nd Ralph jlLkSlLll who secured thelr tooperatlon the jACKSONIAN could not hqve been publlshed To them the sttff xs prtteful The Ledger publnshers hive been unusmlly understlndmb this ye tr tldtng the edmtors over 1 long dmwn out srege of me tsles by uceptmg hte Lopy To them the stdff ns brtteful 23 X f . 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LILIEIIUCUFCL1 in FC17FLl1lI'y by E11 Daleuski, 5101111 Green, K J 1 1 V' 4 1 ' 1 . 1 K ' IX' Q V S6 vt Sept Sept Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Nox Nov NOX Dec Dec Dec Dec an afl 10 73 21 to 714 LALENDAR The wheels make one more revolution and we find that new spokes have taken the place of those lost rn sum mer travels CAfter the ballots were cast we found we had molded a su perror government body J Watchdogs consent to keep an eye on classes We elect representatlves who keep us from stray1ng from the shepherd Come mto my parlor sa1d the spider to the fly CFreshman Reception J Corn makes first appearance rn loca ynve script Tiger Cubs atomtzed rn prgskm tussle Ttgers take Wildcats rn first league football game Newcomers recuperated from the1r first encounter with the olders stage a comeback Tigers croak Bullfrogs Brains tested for sawdust fFnrst six weeks test J New intellectuals grven work over ln CSF 1n1t11t1on Touchdown artrsts pluck Pear Plckers T1kers strike Thundermg Herd with lrghtnmg Thanks given to faculty for vacation X outh Conference first since 41 Free Aduce 1Adm1ss1on 50cb Cramums tested for densrty agaln' St Nick closes the doors of the stone manor School closed Influence Czab Tigers and Cubs down Frogs and Tad poles 311 Il fl iifl fl 21I1 C C C C 6 C C Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar Tigers lose to Wildcats First Semester Tests Bears bared by Trger qumts Students dance to benefit those who can t 6 Infantrle Paralysis Drive J Second Semester Starts Vocalist entertains Mary jane Heath pleases audience Block J men give third degree to young uns Redskins shave Trgers Papooses scalp Cubs Flying Txgers splrt games mth P 51 Mustangs Pear Prckmg Cougars burned by Tiger onslaught Tlger Cubs scalded by Cou gar Cubs Accomplished pxamst well received Tiger qurnt loses to Thundering Herd Students shudder and shutters clrck Gallon ay cops tryouts for Legion con test Trgers also click cop tournament A trophy Cubs lose out rn first round Orators speak at Rrpon Galloway places second rn county They re still tryrng to find out C Fourth six weeks test 1 Lefever s show lust a lot of cold a1r Frosh and Sophs taught how to agitate m a struggle fDancmg practlce J MCXICHD HFIISIS CI1l'Cl'I21lf1 SfL1d6I1IfS Tigers uallop Redskins tn first base ball game Come As You Are Dance brings out strange animals rw r.1O... 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'1 . .- A . . - -U - . 26 Mar Mar M lr Mar Mar Apr Apr CALENDAR IU HS racqueteers take four of five matches from Elk Grove Students entertanned by guest v1ol1n1st IU H S racqueteers play Folsom there IU H S tracksters trek to Lmden for meet Orchestra gnes out wrth conglomert non of strange tones Chorus warbles nn annu 11 progrlm IUHS Green Sox meet SCUHS Blue Sox Trgers play Pe tr Pluckers ln baseball game Block I SIVCS money makrng Ar Apr Ar Apr Apr Apr 3 7 1321 dance at School Spanlsh students gnve program 1n forelgn lrngo Portals of stone manor open for pub llc mspecnon Green Sox play lone CMustang hoof ersj on dramond Mama and Papa vxew work at Stone Manor on hrll Bunny Rabblt lays seven day egg Iumor Prom sophlstxc tted swung by the 1ntle umors Students brought up to date on cur rent events by man who should know Mr Buckley wlth hls debaters Wednesday Apr1l 10 Publlc school nlght at 8 OO P M Frxday Apr1l 17 El Dorado jackson baseball game at Placerv1lle Aprrl 15 19 Easter week vacat1on Tuesday Apr1l 13 lone ackson baseball game rt lone Frlday April 76 ackson Sutter baseball game at ackson Saturday Apr1l 77 ackson Folsom tenn1s matches Tuesday Apr1l v0 ackson L1nden track meet at Lrnden Wednesday May 8 judges program at ll lb May 10 jackson Calaveras track meet at Calaveras Saturday May ll Mother Lode Tennrs Semi finals at Iackson Frtday May 17 Mother Lode Track and F1eld Day at Sonora Saturday May 18 Mother Lode C I F Tenn1s Fmals at Calaveras June 7 Graduatron Valed1ctor1an, L Dtgltale, salutatorlan, R Podesta Senior Ball Aragona, Moore, Merlzc, Von, INC t.l6...,.... g ' ' K Q . . . ..22... I Y p. -l.... . - 2.25..... . .. . .' ' . .9... . . - . p.10... ' . ' .. ..29... ' . ' ' z- ' , , . 6 .1 C . ' . C - '. z Yz. D .D - .26... - 'a .50... - .5... 'Y . 1 N ' . . ,K Q . q . . . l l l ., : ' ' : .. 't, ' -1 . - . . '. -11 '. 1, 'FI -.If 1 1 . t . '., 4-:I. - . . .-It' . . ., '-:I. - ' 1 . ., 'f:I -' ' . ,L : ' :'. n . K . S ' l . . ., . 2 ' '- . . -4, 4 I c 4 l c 4. . ., . : ' ' . 2- BABY TIGER At the beginning of the year, a meeting of the Baby Tigers was called to elect officers. President Marion Koski, Vice-President Elyse Mae Boitano, Secretary Evelyn Sucich, Treasurer Arlene jones were elected. It xvas also decided to pay dues of forty cents a year. The girls voted to organize a pep club. lf possible, they were to wear green skirts and white blouses to games. On November twelfth, a group of jackson and Sutter Creek girls marched behind b1nner bearers lllll then separ1ted c 1ch group going to IIS respectixe side Pom poms xxere m1de under the superxision of the Baby Tiger officers proceeds going to the B1b1 Tiger tre1sury Our P l schedule for the yelr xx IS drxided into different sports e1ch IU 1ts oxxn se 15011 Sxx rmming xx 15 our hrst 'I he beginners xxere ttught by Mr lefever Due to xxeather conditions xo leyball succeeded baseb1ll During the runy season badminton xx as played Our postponed btsketbtll tourntment xxas then continued During the year the girls enyoycd pliying 1 fexx b1 cb1ll gimes xxrth Sutter C rcck All of our sports xxere under the direction of Miss D1ll1 I 1st1 xx ho 1lso sponsored the B1by Tigers BGIAIIII 0F TRUSTEES for mother ye1r the trustees h1ve gix en much tttention to promoting the xxelfare of the high school Their chief 1nterest has been the gvmntsium After a long period of ctreful planning the bo1rd is ready to begin building the minute mtterrals are available At the slme time tl1c shop xx ill be extended according to pl 1n so th 1t mech lITlL'1l drawing and art cln be ttught in ide tlly suitable surroundings The Argon 1ut Mining Company has again macie possible an extension of space for the 1thlet1c field by agreeing to cede mother parcel of land to the school The students of l1clxson High School often xx ish th 1t thcre xxcrc some tangible method through xxhich thcy could express 1pprec11t1on to tl1c fine citizens xx ho year 1fter year take time out from their prix 1te affairs to plan for this fine institution of learning This year the boys 1nd girls c tme to the sudden reallzatron that the best rexx ard these men can haxe is the knoxxiedge th tt the young people in xx hose interest they serxe 1re making full use of 1ll f1c1l1t1cs proxided Witli this in mind the I1clxson High School Student Body h 15 spent 1 p ofit1b'e ye1r both scholastically 1nd Slklllly ms ' 1 1 1 1 1 , 41' A ' 'hy 1 . . 1 .1 . . 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' - f 1 ' 1 ,- . 1 1 . 1 . 1 A 1 . 1 . 4 - 4 - FQIRWARD WITII YOUTlI mkson thts ye tr xx IS the site chosen for thc Xouth Conftrentt 'lhts the llrst stntt 1911 vx ts tn outsttndmg suttess lts purpose xx ts to dr xxx the students of the xftrnous sehools ID the Mother Lode together and the feellngs of 1ll present xxcrc xx ell expressed tn thts poem by Dale Galloway PRAYER FOR THE FUTLRL In the davs to come Wltcn the youths IS xxe knoxx them Become the leaders and orgmmers Of the ultra modern xxorld of tomorroxx let us thmk back to the days Wlmen tll mtnlclnd xx IS xnxolxed Ill x trwlt strllc Th tt resulted tn the de 1th of mtlltons The destructlon of x lst qumttttes of propertx And the evolutton of the xxorld un xx huh xxe hxe Then xx hen ln the somber depths of our thoughts We retltze thtt only bx stne tnd petteful rc tsonlng And by ustng good judgment L ln xxe Lontlnue To hve happtly Let us pray That tll people In all countrtes Strtve for the betterment of tll Dtzlc 6.1111 mu M 10 . 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' , Boys' Sports J Are Looked Upon As Builders of Real Men, Americans of Future Years, Leaders XM ,gg 4 Nm s 'gsxivh vw '4liU Xkxh M Q? s our 'K k mf -.1 N Q my K, wwf- M, ..,.4-A A' ,.,..--- mf 44 Tix isis Fifties? . gi , I af wgguw' , D' FUIITBALL Plasse Down the T VUkOV1Ch Oneto CCD Day Galloway Reynoso Swensen ,lat kson ,lat kson Jackson Jackson J at kson Daleuskr H913 Top fcente1J Suclch Jackslch Busl Sacto Reselwes 0 50110121 B1 et H3116 l 'S Dorado 0 Cala s Cl as 6 Jackson7 Sutterb At last' The ackson High School football squad in 1945 is going to be 1 super outfit That was the prohpecy for our Trger team this year and it re llly came true This boast is backed by the record and the fact that thrs school now shares the champronshtp title of the Mother Lode League Only after a few weeks of pract1ce the Tigers started the season off with a prehmmary game agamst the Sacramento junlor Varsrty Everyone knew that the results of the game would probably show the kxnd of team jackson would have From the first krckoff to the final gun tt was evident that they had a fine defense and could hue a wonderful offense The first score came when down field blocktng enabled Galloway to convert an attempted pass tnto a forty yard run to pay d1rt Wtth fiashmg speed Day returned a punt from his own 30 to the enemy 3 yard l1ne Oneto plunged over for the second score Galloway place kicked the converston Our final score was made by tackle Vukovnch blocking the enemy s pass and going over Score 19 O Sonora turned out to be the game of the year Having heard of the terrnfic attacking power of the boys from across the gorge our fellows were curlous to find out first what 32 they were up agarnst And they dtd' After recervtng Jacksons ktckotf Sonora rambled over the end zone rn exght successrve plays Thetr conversron attempt was not stopped but from the second quarter on the Tlgers tore them llmb from llmb lnsplred by the able leadershrp of quarter back Oneto the Txgers shook Galloway loose on a forty yard ramble mto scorrng terrrtory oe Day showed great speed and fine runnmg to place the ball on Sonora s three yard lme On the next play Oneto plunged off tackle for the score Galloway prcked up the extra pornt on a lme play Behtnd the excellent blocktng of Reynoso and acksnch Galloway went 18 yards to end the scormg for the evenlng In beattng Sonora for the second txme rn three years every member of the Tiger squad was outstandmg Score 19 7 Bret Harte found the Trgers tn trrm form and left them a b1t brutsed Desprte the crtpplmg or brursrng of Oneto Vukovtch Voss and others however our boys proved that with determrnatlon and sktll they could come out on IOP wxth Galloway scorlng four times and convertmg once Durlng that ttme the Bullfrogs tossed two scorlng passes but could not keep up wrth the pace set by the Trgers Score 25 13 Calaveras was the battle of the l1nes game Both backfields were bottled up and that together wrth the fact that many of our boys were st1ll on the mlured lxst caused a stalemate that was broken only when Calaveras Leggett Hrpped a pass over the end zone to Cuneo Thrs was the only defeat of the season Score 0 6 Then came two practxce games one wrth lone one wnth El Dorado Hugh of Placer vrlle The hrst was won mostly by Jacksons second team 34 6 whrle the latter was taken rn strxde by the Trger varsrty 50 O In thrs game Galloway and Oneto scored three trmes Sutter Creek was our next vlcttm In the flrst half Sutter was held to a gaxn totalrng seven yards ackson pushed lnto Sutter terrrtory and stayed there Only a wet held and a few fumbles of the wet ball prevented them from scorlng several trmes Sutter dug m and held for downs Then oe Day racmg at full speed took the Sutter ktck on the enemy 40 yard lme and returned rt to the seven In the second half Oneto put the ball mto scormg posmon wlth one of the finest 67 yard off tackle runs seen anywhere 1n any league Gallo way carrled the ball on the scorlng play and then crrcled left end for the extra pornt Sutter hnally scored on a pass but the maddened Ttger lme led by Reynoso and Vukovrch blocked the try for the extra pornt Then to prove to themselves that Sutter could not wln wtth passes the Trger lrne tore mto the Thunderrng Herd and rn four successrve pass plays threw them for a forty yard loss The score 7 6 Thxs gave ackson a t1e for the champronshrp of the Mother Lode Onetos tnsptrtng leadershrp throughout the season earned htm the acclarm of h1s teammates whrch they showed by electrng htm football captann for the year Speclal mentton must go to Reynoso for hrs outstandrng lme play Roy the best guard rn the league was always just where he was needed to break up a play or do a thorough job of blocklng The startrng lmeups rncluded Swensen and Bust ends jacksrch Plasse tackles Reynoso Daleuskr guards and Braykovrch center ln the backfleld Galloway Day Oneto and Vukovrch or Gamba started There were several others many of whom were freshmen who w1ll be here next year We w1ll greatly mrss the rocklrne play of Reynoso ackstch Bust and Plasse and of our star backs Galloway and Oneto our graduatrng SCUIOIS Dale Galloway 46 33 . 1 D . 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' , 7 x ' 1' BASKETBALL The campus w as blessed sn 1th an unusually fine c 1s1b1 squtd dur1ng the 1913 46 setson ts the VIFSIIY cons1sted of G1lloxx 15 Dry Oneto Voss, Ind JdCkSlLl1 vuth VLllxOVlLl1 Allured 1nd Merl1c form1ng the Sec ondary After vsrnnmg three md l0SlDg two pract1ce t1lts 1n the end conclusn ely prox ed themselves the top tc 1m of the LlI'LLl1I LICSIJIYC' losmg three league g1mes by 1 total m1rg1n of four POIHIS Bret Harte therr first league game proved to be 1n 1n1t1al test for the T1gers endurance The fast qu1n tet from the land of Bullfrogs kept the local team busy cc cc cc fl cc I an jackson N5 lolsom 15 Illx Groxc 76 jackson v6 alavcras 7-I an jackson -I8 an 7 an S dn L Dcnore NIARK Jackson Jackson Jatkson jacl-.son is Sonora 71 Jackson 7 jackson All ackson 1? butrcr 5 s Lcague Games Ionc jacluon 1 jackson lone jackson lone Bret Harte jackson Tuolumne Ionc 1 Placcrxllle 1 Jackson H I and 7 TOLJRINAMENT Bret Harte 15 1 Sutter 1 reek 1 1 Placerulle 74 throughout the game but the workm1nsh1p of our five m 1n te1m proved to be the dec1d1ng ftctor IH rcksons vunnrng 18 73 Galloway and Dly t1ed w1tl1 eich other for hlgh pornt honors w1th 17 each wl11le Oneto sank 10 to follow up In Sonora the jacksoman five started out wrtha bang In the first half they were ahead of the W11dcats In the tl11rd quarter the Sonora five t1ed the score From then on lf was n1p and tuck w1th both the spectators and the teams workmg the1r hardest The T1gers lost 74 77 oe Dry who led w1th 10 pornts was closely followed by Galloway Wlfh 8 Tuolumne proved to be both fast and clever and the TlgCfS not fully recovered from the physrcal beat1ng rece1ved the prev1ous vseek had the1r hands full keeprng up w1th them In the last moments of the game came splurge of speed and accurate shoot1ng from the boys of ackson and they won 77 74 Day was h1gh wrth 8 po1nts Calaveras and the Calm eras gym plus the slopprest T1ger b11l play1ng of the year proved to be the downfall of jackson s squad Unable to h1t the hoop they contented them selx es w1th keep1ng the others from scor1ng W1th a final foul shot 1n the last few seconds of the game Calaveras fimshed one pomt ahead of ackson 15 14 Jacksons hrgh scorers vw ere Day vuth 6 and Galloway Wlfh 4 Ione proved to be our CHSICSI game of the season Enter1ng the game wrth only a couple of seasoned players the Mustangs could not cope Wlfh jtcksons attack When a safe marg1n had been reached 1n the first half the T1ger subs went IU 1nd spearheaded by VUICKJVICII helped w1n the game 40 16 Vukov1ch led the scor1ng parade Wlfh 13 pomts 34 L1 11 To RIGHT: Dick Allured. Ed Merlic. john Day, Dale Galloway. Fred Oneto. Ralph jacksich, Robert Voss. Ned Vukouch I , 'f , ' ' , D- 7- f -1 1 1 111 '12 1 1 -6-A 1 ,Q 1 11-,11-f, ' If , - I I, A I -h D-.11-2 H- 1-, I9 A - - - - - 1 IDA 11- I 1. ' ll ,A V '- . -. ' N, 11 . -144.1 f -' - 22 - 1115-' -, ' VV,,, 111 f . -J' . 1-8 -- 25 - - - -, - -J' 1 1.'- -1 ,,,,, , 1 - 22 ' 1 ' - 'J' . za- -V :W 2,1 the fellows went through a heartbreaking season and ffffg lj'f?li'?'ef3S 15 - Jafksofl ' - - ' V V ppb- -1511, . , , V, H M ,- ,A - - , nb 11-' -A 11 A , ' 't 4- iiiiirrrrr - . , , . , A ' '. lf ,,,,,tY,,,,,, Y f ' ' 1 . - V s' ,,,,,, -- f - it ,JZ . Y. . gt--Nu iv. . V .7 . .. 7 , , 7 L I . 6 - ---. J 1 , ' ' A , . ' ' . , . ' , I I l Q , . . L! I1 '10 RIGH1 John Suuch Ed Cova Stan Smalley Ed Daleuskl B111 Gamba john Smalley jerry Deckcr Ge-nc Bralkouch Ray Gamba Ray Vruarra Sutter Creek was another contest where a final minute foul lost the game for lckson Pl1y1ng the best brand of b11sketb 111 that has been seen in the Mother Lode for 1 long time neither of the te lms w1s 1he1d for too long llthough If the h 1lf jackson led by 7 pomts Sutter d1d w1n ai '14 md the Tiger boys vowed vengeance in the Tourntment Gllloway stnk la points 1nd was followed by D1y with 17 First ctme Bret Harte 1n the pre11m1nar1es After 1 close 1nd fast g1me ackson won 47 45 with Galloway sinking 77 of the points Sutter Creek came next Knowmg that the team could do it they went into bittle 1nd 1fter holding Sutter to a low score and playing two overtrme periods the Tigers won 16 1 v Thrs was an extremely exciting game despite the fact that neither team was allowed m1ny points Galloway was high with 6 D1y following with 4 Placerville was the team to beat in the finals This ackson d1d easily Voss w1s 11ot 1nd sank la points Along with this went Oneto s, Galloway s Day s and acksich s scoring to vs in the game and the champ1onsh1p cup with a final score of v7 7a At th1s point, several words of prarse should be given to those boys on the team who formed the steady bulwark to our defense and were invaluable 1n oHense To jacksrch Voss and Vukovich goes the commendation of all those concerned acksxch especially was consldered about the best defensive guard in the conference bar none and without these boys the others could not h1ve done the impressrve scorrng they d1d do High pointers for the season were Galloway 167 Day 174 The B team was almost void of experience being composed mostly of begrnners or freshmen B111 john Suclch at center and Ray Gamba Daleuskr or Decker II guard Despite the lack of experience they fought h1rd winning two of six le tgue games Bret Harte fell victim to the Cubs first attack with 1 score of 70 to 17 but tfter that they lost to Sonorl 78 14 beat Tuolumne 79 14 lost to Cala veris 74 75 lone, al 77 11nd Sutter Creek 41 14 In spite of the many losses the Cubs have the making of several future stars Foremost among these Dec Dec Dec .ln JH an dn Bn L C Oneto 77 lone 28 14 Fo som IS E111 Grove wo 4 Jatkson s2 i Jackson 76 jackson jackson jackson alaxcras lone 1 jackson 70 Bret Harte 19 Sonora N jackson 1 lackson 79 Tuolumne Calaveras 71 jackson lone sl lankson Placervtlle 7 jackson 7 Sutter 5 Jadxson Dcnotes League Gamcs MARC H l and 7 TOURNAMINT Suttcr C rcck 10 ac son I A are the freshmen R Gamba I Decker 1nd E Qov1 while Sucxch B Gamba and D11eusk1 showed much improvement in each game Suc1cl1 w1s high scorer with 77 Cova next with 5 1 and B111 Gamba third with ll Once 1ga1n the basketball squlds of jackson thank Mr Garbarini CBabeJ and Mr D1y fE1lflSl for all the work th at they put in to mike our teams going concerns Mr Buckley s devotion to duty during those trips across country to practice and his unfulrng attitude of good sportsm mshxp during close contests set a fine example th 1t all the boys apprecxate 7, D C 46 5 7 1 ' 1 ' jx ' 1 2 ' , . 2 , ' 3 , ' , 7 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 ' ' . . . , , I . W . A . - ', S L t . 1 . . . 1 ' 1 , 1 ' 1 -. 7 '1 ' ' ' ' . 1 ' 1 ' 1 , J1 ' A ' YL 7 7 1- 7 . 1 1 ' ' ' 1 ' , , 7 ' rf V ' ' . - ' , ,. 1 , 1 1 ' . ' ' , 1 A ' . 1 7 . , 1 , 1 , J ' 1 A - - , 1 1 V 7 1 - -1- . L t V ' f . 7 ' 7 y 1 . . Q . . . 1., 1 - , . ' - ' , ' f 17- 1 '22 ' 1 -L Gamba and Ed Cova were the starting forwards with Dec: IQIIOM 1,9 'ymkgon 'Q ' 1 . 1 . . 1 iii: 2 ff , 4 L' Y A 2 . A . . ' Y -11 f T: .T 1 -1 2 1 3 - 'j , 2 -, - 1 1 'rf-11.1-3 1 -1-1 I ' ' 'F-ls. S- 5 -- 1 ' M Q , Feb. I5-H ' -7 f 211 1 . t ,. l'cb. -1- 1 1 -- 11 is - ' 1 4 1 - ' 1 4' ' ' 1 1 F. 1 ' I, ' 1 - . . 4 1 - 'A-. 1 . '- 1 - ' - . ... 1 1 , 1 - i 1 J' 11, 1 ' ' . 1 , . ', -. ' ,1 . 7 1, ' ' , . , ' 1 ' I ' 1 1 K . .' 1 , ' ' , ' ,f ' ' V' V! 1 , ' , 1 ' . ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . 1 ' ' ' 1 . 1 ' 1 1 ' i 1 ' ' ' . . 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 . . I., 7 BASEBALL Th1s ye1r Wlfh the nucleus of the 1nf1e1d 11111115 5,r111111te11 Lo1Ll1 Bud Hubertx h111 to st.1rt from sgmtth 15110 The 1:lD'11 hneup ID the mhc-111 1ne11111e11 Rexnoso utcher G111oway p1tLher Oneto f1rstb1se B111 G.1mb1 seLon11b1se C1r1 L1deLk rh1r11b1se VUkOV1Ch shortstop Dux Suc1ch and Da1eusk1 xx ere the x 1rs1tx helders The season smrted xx1th tvxo pr1Lt1ce games 1g11nst C 11 IX er1s md one xx 1th Bret H 1rtc We xxon one 8 7 1nd lost one 10 11 lb'll1'lSf the former xx 1111e be 1t1n5, Bret I-11rte 10 9 The leftgue g1mes 1 1me out lb follovxs jackson j1ckson j'1ckson jukson mkson Sutter C ree11 8 ons P11Lerv111e 6 P111erx111e 10 one A1ong Wlfh the x1rs1tx go the SL1bSIlILlICS foremost of V1.11lL1'l 1re C,oxx 1n p1tLhc1 Bxrd and Bouza fielders These w111 probably take the p111e of those xx ho vx111 1e1ve th1s year and they as well f1s the x1rs1ty vx1sh to express the1r gr1t1t11de to Mr Hubertx for h1s sp1enc11c1 coachmg I 56 2 , ' A ' 7 71 2 , 1 ' Q 1 h Q 71 . 1 ' 1 s N Q . 2 1 ' 2. 1 i 1 1 - 1 , 1, , , . 1 , , 1 4 1 ' ' 2 ' 1 1 1 -1 1 7 1 1 ' --1 - 1 Y. , ' A1 ' 1 1 'Z 1 ' ' I x 3 ' , 7' I 1 -D 1 1 1 ' - , - 1' 1 D 1 ' 1 70 1 - ' 1 ... ff 11 1 1 H 1 ' 1 . - V I W , . 1 1 V , 1 'L , ' 1 1. A H. - 1 TENNIS tg N 1 Wrth 111 but two of last years tennns players returnmg to the courts thus year the netsters have bone through an almost spotless season so far and are now groomlng them selves for the Mother Lode League competmon The teams consxst of Lorrame Drgxtale grrls smgles Bob Voss boys smgles Evelyn and Mary Suclch gurls doubles Ray Vxscarra md Albert Bolen boys doubles and Rosemarne Garver and Dale Galloway mlxed doubles Up to now they have played Elk Grove twnce and Folsom and Calaveras once each Against Llk Grove the first tlme ackson won all but the boys doubles however rn a return match the T1gers lost all but the g1rls and mlxed doubles Agalnst Folsom they won all but one match agarn The racketeers now hold three Amador County trtles and one Mother Lode t1tle Cgrrls doublesj and wxth the maternal on hand they hope to brmi., home even more trophles thls year Mr Danxlovlch rs contrnumg to stress proper form good sportsmanshxp and court etlquette D G 46 1. 1' ! kk 37 , ' 2 li k , X A S ' i L -as 4 i X 3 X t 7 1 . X 1 XX . ' A. 5 6 ' V 'I ' ' ' .1'E.5j. 3459. Q, .-yi ,u ,V A . ll r f i'-fi . Lv 'X V . e 3. t. at . 'cg' . f 'X . Q ffklyfg -' 4'.1f'3' 55,65 ' - s. . I ' ,. , Q 5-i'- .fill , A - X 3555: 1 I ' 1 t . ' , L 7 K L 1 K . ' -I S V I . V - . . L , - 1 - P v I - - n - Z , , , , f 1 , , c c , . , K K . I K K . a 9 4 a v c D L l V . 4 . , 4 - .. ., . . t t . . . , . .L , . Y . . , 7 c , L . . ., A - -- - - . 7 V , , JV 3 rw Y T --.,., if - x , ' C . 4 1 If ' L' la. X K-, 1 1 , '1 1' ,x 1' I I t .1 1 ' 1 , , I 'N 'X f TRACK After several years of laxness, the track teams are decidedly on the up grade. Under the tutelage of Coach Buckley and Mr. Lefever the B and C teams are shaping up splendidlyg and when the A team gets organized it is expected to be one of the finest track squads ever turned out at jackson High. Among the returned veterans are Galloway, Day, Vukovich, and Oneto of the varsityg Sucich, Bird, and Gamba on the B string. Several freshmen comprise the nucleus of what is hoped will be a championship C team. Outstanding among these are: .lake Valenzuela, Jerry Decker, Ray Gamba, and johnny Leonetti, junior. Up to now these teams have had only one practice meet. This was with Linden. At this time the A and B teams lost by small margins, while the C team won. ln the A, Galloway made 20 points with Gamba outstanding in the jake Valenzuela took four firsts in the C division for twenty points. D. G., '46. YELL LEADERS Every year the student body elects the team that it believes to be the best to the girls to fill the job-Evelyn Sucich and Jeanie Willoughby These girls have traveled to the games and have helped tremendously in raising the morale of players and spectators alike 38 '1 office of yell leaders. This term jackson is fortunate in having two pretty and very energetic THE BLULK ' 9 TOP RCN Fmnl. Bust Dale Cnllowax Ralph jnltsx h Rm Runoso Fred Outro Rohtrr Swxenscn Nlaurntf. Plassc Mr Butklex INedyoXultox1th B011ONi Row Gene Bmlkouth ohn Suuth john Du lilll Cnmbx Robcrt Koss Ill Dalcuslu Donald Lou XlLr The Block Sotrety xs jxckson s symbol for athletlt success Only the finest athletes and best sports are admxtted lnto the ranks of Block J membersh1p Quahned members must have earned a varslty block rn one of the major sports played at ackson These now rnclude football basketball baseball track and tennxs In these five sports only frfteen boys h we been tapable of wx lnnxng Il1C11' letters Those that do belong are responslble for the Block dance and urnxvll IS well IS many other lttlwltles enloyed by the students of our sthool The fers ent prlyer of mll sen1or members as they leaxe sthool rs thmt exth 1nd every one of them xx lll suttted IS txtnzens just ts they h we as tthletes a'Ul..5L'74 5 194 Q' B... H 5 Dt ' 1 9 g 4 'V t . f L' . . . V. - - ' ' 7 h. ' I I Q Q 1 1 , . K V L J . , K' 7 L 7 K L I 7 ' 1 ' Q Y. . . . . . . . . W H H 'I t 1 1 f 1 - I v. V D Y ' v 1 f I 7 7 ' . f 1 ' . t . , t . , . . , v v' - -, , -' ' ' . V , , . . , .. . t . . ow N ' - . My Q4 . - Ng ' -sn 4 1 f 'sf x 5 ?g. if 5-5 - 1 ' A-- . in ,Q EHAMPIUNS MUTHER LUDE BASKETFLML TiHiRMXMN'i' 15148 ELAS3 A QP The Game - 'f'.... 'f'f'f3 1 i , Is O'er and Done The Basketball at Rest: But Our Good Friends in Our Home Towns ---- Play Ball! P B AIKEN DDS ackson California ALDINE STUDIO im and Be Aldine AMADOR CREAMERY E T Wise AMADOR LEDGER Babe and Bud AMADOR RECREATION CENTER Ralph Davenport AMADOR STAGE LINES INC George Benson Manager AMADOR THEATRE W D Tam A L Pierovith BAILEY INSURANCE AGENCY Chesterl Bailey Amador Theatre Building ackson California BANK OF AMADOR COUNTY Iackson Sutter Creek Plymouth HOWARD BARTLETT QStandard Oil Distributorj jackson California BILL'S SERVICE William Ascargorta Martell, California BLAN EY 8: SPECKEN S A. j. Speckens Stockton, California BRISCOE'S PHARMACY D. j. Briscoe BUCK HORN LODGE Russ Schmitt, Stan Bierwith BUSCAGLIA BROS john s CASSINELLI BROS Best Wishes A CAMINETTI JR ackson California CHICHIZOLA S STORE Mrs ames Chichiola GARD CHISHOLM District Attorney ELMER M EVANS County Treasurer FARTHING FUEL OIL Shelton Farthing, GATE INN Fulton Fong Bob Smallfielcl GORMAN S APPAREL SHOP Helen Gorman GORMAN MOTOR COMPANY Chas C Gorman HEALDS BUSINESS COLLEGE DI. F. Sterner Manager j at Ninth Street Sacramento, California DAN R. JACKSICH JACKSON AUTO SUPPLY Babe Cuneo JACKSON CLEANERS Vern Mounter ackson, California JACKSON DRUG STORE Wm. Peters JACKSON JEWELRY STORE Stanley Hlllygus JACKSON LUMBER YARD JACKSON MILK 8: ICE CO W E Daley LIVINGSTON S SHOE STORE DeLa1ne L Burlxs lNeal Almstead LOUVRE COFFEE SHOP ames and Angelo GEO W LUCOT Sherlff Amador County Cxllfornl 1 MALATESTA S Alfred A Malatesta MARY JANE BEAUTY SHOP V1rg1n1a Dalo CHRIS A MEISS County Assessor MILLER S SPORT CLUB CAFE Ruby Mlller MOBILE SERVICE STATION C G Hulse and L B Stahl MOORE MACHINERY CO Machlne Tools Metal Working Machmery Sm Franc1sto and Los Angeles MORRIS 8: SIEBE H H Slebe MOTHER LODE HOTEL Jack Munson MOTHER LODE MARKET Raggo Bros GEORGE E O GRADY M D PETKOVICH MOTOR SALES John Petkov1ch A L PIEROVICH Judge of Superror Court PIONEER REX CAFE Jack and Mary DeArman PIONEER STATION Roy F Hageman POGGIO S STORE E Pog,5,1o PUG S SERVICE V Pugmlre REAL ESTATE C B Whltmore SAUSMON S GARAGE George B Sausmon SPAGNOLI S Lena Spagnoll SPINETTI BROTHERS LOUIS A Splnettl Mgr ackson Calnforma SPROUSE REITZ CO Don Whaley ST GEORGE HOTEL E A Newton SUTTER CLUB CAFE James Bellottl SUTTER CREEK PHARMACY Robert F Wrse TAM S STORE Gene Boro B111 Tam VALVOS BARBER SHOP Jackson Calnfornna J W VOSS ackson Calxforma WINTON LUMBER COMPANY Martell Calnfornla WORKINGMAN S STORE ackson Calxfornxa FRED ZANCAI Jackson Calxfornla VICTOR POST Representmg Dletrxch Pos Sm Franusto Calxfornla 1 ' 1 , . 1 , I . 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QI 1-1 of 9 l You who are hxgh school cmzens today w1ll 1n 1 few short years assume the responsl bllmes of 1dul. hfe Your abxhty to drscharge the dunes of 1n 1dult cltnzen ID 1 s1t1sf1ctory m1nner w1ll depend 1 great deal upon the hablts you hlve formed ln your school lrfe In hxgh school you have a great varlety of pOSSllDll1l'lCS m the development of good h1b1ts ln your daily work and act1v1t1es You may go ln any one of many dlrectxons You m1y or may not prepare your lessons xuth dllxgence 1nd care You may or may not develop h1b1ts of neatness promptness 1nd dependabllxry You may learn to persevere unt1l hard tasks 1re completed or glve up when dxfhcultles ar1se You may succeed or fall 1n the obyectwes of your educ1r1on dependmg upon your hab1ts of workmg vs 1th fellow students and teachers It IS true th1t the routme of lxfe w1ll change when you leave school A professxon 1 trade or some means of makmg a llvlng w1ll be your chref atm 1n llfe But the habrts formed 1n school hfe w1ll be essentially the same, exerclslng a strong mfluence upon everythmg you do Wlmnle st1ll nn hlgh school xt behooves you to watch your hablts They tend to become fixed ln mme a part of you As the twlg IS bent so w1ll the tree grow As you are now so wxll you tend to be ID years to come ILLAND O G1 ANDON 4 Y . .. .. x,4 1 1 . 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 2 ' . 1 r 1 . 1 1 Y N . 1 . ,1 , 1 1 . 1 . 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Q X6 ME X2 X X XX XX MX X X X SF X X X X XX XE m gum X XX MXXX5 X X XX XX X X X X: Mi X X U X X X X X HX la-Rm X M X X X X S Xu XX X XE X 1 X XX X A X ggi XX :UI X : XA X X XXXX : X 3 1 W X M X W X PROPHECY Thrs wrll be strrctly a brrd s eye vrew as I am the cuckoo rn the clock rn the Greetrngs Gate Inn just out of the lrttle ghost town of ackson One day back rn 1966 Aunt Dena the Inn s hostess decrded to have a class reunron banquet srnce so many of her classmates had come back for the World s Farr rn Amador Crty She had the Inn reparnted and every thrng was ready She also had Rose jurosovrch choose and arrange the flowers whrch were her busrness She had really made a name for herself The brg nrght arrrved and of all thrngs I was late They had finrshed the banquet but each one was rrsrng and tellrng the others somethrng of hrs lrfe srnce they had all last met Frrst four stood up ohn Allen Elsre Rettaglrata Garnett Frrdley and Audrey Strrnaman They were trapeze artrsts who were also fired from cannons Brg shots I supposed They were wrth the same company as Lors Varra Domrnrc Calandrr and Lewrs Terkla the famous Iron tamers Such patrence I thought although there u at somethrng about Mrss Varras leopard skrn coat Therr companron was Dr Palmer I presumed the noted explorer After a few words from each we heard from Dr Chesley Felmley and hrs assrstant Dr Olrveto drscoverers of the atomrc coughdrop Felmleys Flawless Cough Drops only flaw was the trouble rn retrrevrng the vrctrms of an overdose Then a Fearless Gallr arded by hrs helper G woman Peters told how he had just cap ured the notorrous Level lrd They asked about the two empty seats It seemed that one was for Bob lDangerousJ Stew art who was suspected of crackrng a safe Fearless sat up very strarght here but Madam D Agostrnr Chaser of Mrssrng Persons and her assrstants Slrck Bovrnrch and Toughre ovrsrch assured hrm that they had the srtuatron well rn hand The other seat was for a Mary somethrng who was carryrng part of the atomrc bomb and trrpped The famous Hollywood New York drrector Edward Swrftness was next and I could not help notrcrng hrs purple tre and matchrng socks He began speakrng and I notrced rt w as erght o clock and trme for me to say you know what I don t thrnk he lrked rt To ease the tensron between Fearless and Madam a lady of lovely harr whrspered to Golsre Barry Garcra Andy Glandon and Dennrs Shaj the famous Grease Spots perform mg for us One more song and then my old frrend Deacon Lewers arose A few remarks and he called on that one wrth the lovely harr She sard a few words rn a sophrstrcated xorce that drd thrngs to me and I was so flustered I mrssed her name Her other nerghbor w as rather strange loolcrng rn a long black beard everjone seemed to know hrm as Rrp Van Ferdanr the Hermrt of Sutter Creek Hrlls He muttered a few words to the gracrous lady next to hrm She arose and spoke rn a broad New York accent Of course' That was Lu Fontarne speakrng But why drd everyone call her Betty Lu77' I shall drsclose my source of rnformatron One was named Verna she was a model md the only person to have her face on Lrfe Magazrne four trmes Her companron was Lors Harrell the owner of New Yorks Sacs How sad' She had wanted to be a success She seemed rmpressed by the next to stand I drsagreed and was just about to grve hrm the brrd when I recognrzed by hrs srde splrttrng jokes Senator Rosswald B Olrveto In the mrddle of a joke My Sweetest One glanced at me srgh' Then Edrtor Carne of the Amador Ledger took her bow and I felt my heart flrp 1c,arn Under that busrness lrke manner she was a chrck and just my tvpe Her chref report er Pat Frsher lectured on how to get The Facts We also heard from ber new assrstant Charlotte Modrell the herress who had become bored wrth lrfe and jorned the gang When Slugger O Prles the famous prrze fighter stood I almost swallowed my chrrp I-Ie then rntroduced hrs manager and I drd chrrp' But Mrss Lasrch had never looked better She nodded to Henry D Agostrnr who modestly told of settlrng down and rarsrng hrs lrttle and brg grape vrnes on hrs five thousand acre Rancho ust as he sat down everyone turned at the sound of hoof beats and a whoa slow' WHOA A clrck of spurs and rn strode Slrm Ferrettr After hrs entrance was completed I was thrnkrng what a perfect day rt had been Then everyone began leavrng And Slrm walked out wrth My Prrncess on hrs arm' I saw the name Suzanne on her gold scarf through my tears That nrght when Aunt Dena wound my broken heart she put a pretty lrttle clay prgeon rn the other srde of my house Now I realrze rt war perfect for everyone an I know because a lrttle brrd told me MARY ELEANOR DAVIS 45 I2 V 5 1 . . , . 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V . . . . . . j F ' G G C d fw XX' .gn 5 x Afff Q KX Glafuu F 5 AF 4. il N X Qfx 1' f I -X 9 A E.-.SMAQ JUNIOR CLASS To le 1d us through our third year the unior Cliss elected Robert Oliver president oe Pinotti vice president Nancy Wise secrettry and treasurer Stbim Militesti 1nd Ioe Vfura cabinet representatives Miss Ligomarsino was chosen as our dass sponsor She gave us much needed inspiration and helped mike our junior Prom 1 grand success Slbina Malttestx oe Pinotti Bob Fry Joe Vfuri and Bob Oliver represented us in the Christmas plty Our cltss members entered whole heartedly into the helds of sports oe Pinotti joe Vfura Bob Oliver Lloyd Upton im Ritch Bob Fry 1nd Lee Anderson distinguished themselves on the gridiron joe Pinotti and joe Vairt won letters on the A basketball team while Bob Oliver and Lee Anderson won letters in B bisketb Ill Members plrtiu pated in baseball track and tennis. The yell-leaders this year were Betty Willis 'md Flora Rettftgliam both uniors. jim Ritch Edgely McMah1n Edith james LeVerne Allen Doris Matson Nancy Wise 'ind Shirley Berry of our class attended the first Youth Conference since the war. junior participants in the Oratorical Contest were: Edgely McMahan jim Ritch. Nancy Wise Christine Fryrear and Shirley Berry. The junior Class has completed its third year successfully. We are anticipating an ew entful senior year but we are sad because our years at Sutter High are almost over. SHIRLEY BERRY 47 is SOPHOMORE CLASS Y' 1 f..-Q-C ' The class of 48 started rts second year at Sutter Hugh wurh the happy prospect of rnltratrng a large class of freshmen On the first day of school at a class meetmg we elected Mr Upton class adviser Under hrs supervxsron we elected the followrng class officers Everett Cram presrdent Carolyn Ralph vrce presxdent Franklm Wrlds secretary treas urer and Harry Broyles and Elarne Wheeler cabmet members We partrcrpated rn many actrvrtres and athletrcs Our first actrvrty was the rnmarron of the freshmen wrrh a dance followrng rmmednately In boys athletrcs we were repre sented by the followmg Harry Broyles Carl Hartzell Leland Glandon Franklm Wrlds Bud Arnese Ronald ONe1l Seneca Burr Archre Shepherd Roger Peters and Georve Fmdley We are proud to have our classmate Everett Cram as athlet c manager Seneca Burr Pat Ferrettr and Brll Grles represented our class rn thrs years Chrrstmas play The sophomore class IS well represented rn the Sutter Hugh band by ten members We have lost several members of our orrgmal class but therr places have been ably filled by sophomore transfers As our first two years in Sutter High have been very eventful we look forward eagerly to our coming junior year. BILL GILES 48 16 FRESHMAN CLASS The class of 49 composed of fifty two pup1ls made IIS entrance IDIO Sutter I-hgh on September 10 1945 On September 78th we rece1ved the long feftred 1n1t1f1t1on from the ever cruel sophomores but the dance wh1ch came after showed that they rewlly d1dnt d1sl1ke us so much On November 9th we returned the1r dance Those whom we elected for class officers were JIITI D Agostml pres1dent B111 Trud gen VICC pres1dent Helen Va1ra secretary treasurer We were represented 1n the c1b1net Bob Pettet d1d a DICE job 1n the Chnstmas play Our class prom1ses to hive some future 1thlet1c st'1rs Among the boys who went out for athletlcs are Tony Mat1ch B111 Trudgen Roy Wells jimes Cnrrxson JIITI Henson Robert Burr erry Wh1te Bob and B111 Pettet Normftn Fellers Or1n Mlllef ind 1m DAgOSIlHl Our first year at h1gh school has been 21 successful one md we hope the next three Wlll be equally sausfactory EI OISE JAMES 41 , , l . , . . . , o 4- D C I D Al I . ' K ' ' I . , . .a . 3 . w 1 ' i v ' ' f by Eloise James and Norman Fellers. Mr. Markley was our class adviser. - K L . 1 K . l Z b 7 I 3 7 K it . 7 . Y , J , , Q , - J , . 1 , L 17 C1 ? MW , P ff' Q Var X Z 'FN,. I XIX 4 I . . X N VW, QVQXQZ up-D :- ' mu. THE SKIP Thus ear as before lone has olned wlth Sutter Creek and ackson rn combrnrn Y 8 annuals We are very pleased to have lone as the cooperatxon of the three schools leads to a bugger and better annual Under the dnrectxon of Mrs McBr1de Mrss McFarland and Mr Van Threl the Skrp staff of 1946 followrng the theme The Students World Today and' Tomorrow has succeeded rn puttrng forth the frrst peacetnme Skrp The following students are entltled to much credxt for thetr unttrtng efforts tn pro ducmg the Skrp Co Edrtors Betty Lu Cassou and Suzanne Errckson Senror Edrtor Mary Eleanor Davts unror Ed1tor Shirley Berry Sophomore Edltor B111 Gtles Freshman Edxtor Elolse ames Feature Edxtors Beverly Carne and 1m Rrtch Art Department Nancy Wrse and Hortensta Garcla Sports Edrtors Dorxs Matson and joe Pmottr Photo graphy Bud Palmer Specral contrtbutors Cablnet oe Vanra Broadcast Sabxna Malatesta Servlce Club Dena Battaglra S C Socxety Erwrn Glandon FFA Everett Cram Orator 1cal Contest Nancy WISE Chrrstmas Play Patrxcta Ferrettr Senlor Banquet Elva ov1s1ch Glee Club Charlotte Modrell Band Robert Fry DORIS MATSON 47 21 CABINET 'QW The cabmet IS the lawmakxng body of the school Its purpose IS to meet and to decxde upon xssues whxch come up before the Student Body durlng the course of a school year St me of 1ts accompllshments thus year are the settmg of prxces of adm1ss1on to C I F football and basketball games the ordermg of Posters 'md the advertlsxng of games the plfmnmg of r1ll1es held before games and the ordering of natxonal assembhes The cabrnet also planned and encouraged the sale of War Stamps and Bonds and declded and acted The members of the cabxnet are elected by the Student Body Thrs years members are as follows Student Body Presldent Lawrence Ferdanl V1ce Presxdent CPres1dent of Cablnetj ohn Golsre Secretary and Treasurer Mary Eleanor Davxs Athletxc Managers Everett Cram and Ed Swxft Freshman representatxves Norman Fellers and Elo1se ames Sophomore representatlves Elfune Wfheeler and Harry Broyles urnor representatlves Sablna Malatesta and oe Va1ra Senlor representatxves Suzanne Errckson and John Allen Advisors Mr Markley and Mr Glandon JOE VAXRA 47 22 I I I 6 A 7 . . D t K C L . K . . 3 L . UPON many Ofl'lCl' important IHHIICIS. ' ,J ' L , ' 4 ' , ' I ' L ' , ' J L . 7 C. L J . . y K ,K J . Q . . , . Q BROADCAST This fact was obvious both in its appearance and its legibiltty The use of a different type of paper and a new mrmeograph machine added much to the Broadcast The school paper was under the able edrtorship of Beverly Carne, who never seemed to run out of ideas The combined efforts of the English, commercial and art departments and the editor resulted in fair regularity of its editions The chosen staff proved quite competent and, with a few exceptions, succeeded in turning in their material on time Many good feature articles editorials and write ups tonstituted Broadcasts of which the student body was proud SABIN A MALATESTA 47 Zv I . p rw ff K 15.4, V N I -. I K ' . 4 . , N .. . . ' ' if 4 X- The Broadcast this year was under its first peacetime operation since the war began. . . l . . . L y . . 4 . . U , , GIRLS SERVICE CLUB The Girls Service Club had a successful year with Elsie Rattagliata as president Beverly Came as vice president and Dena Battaglia as secretary treasurer The cabinet representatives from the various classes were as follows Helen Vaira freshman class Pat Ferretti sophomore class Nancy Wise Junior class, and Mary Eleanor Davis senior class Miss Frick was our adviser We had many activities throughout the school year some of which included selling hot dogs and cokes at our home football games giving a Winter Formal dance with the help of the Future Farmers toward the closing of the year the senior girls ordered their Service Club pins. The Winter Formal dance was our main event of the year and it proved to be a great success. The theme of the dance was White Christmas, and since this was the first dance of its kind at Sutter High School the students enjoyed it very much. Having had a great deal of Pleasure and success in serving our school we are looking forward to continuing the same services next year. DENA BATTAGLIA 46 24 S C SOCIETY The S L Socrety completmg another year of act1v1t1es stwrted by electnng 1s 1ts officers Lawrence Ferdfznl presndent ohn Golsxe v1cePres1dent Erwrn Glfmdon secre tftry fund treflsurer Under the supervtsxon of C,o1ch Wrrnkle the S C boys rewrote the constntutlon ln order to better the stftndmg of tts members md thus benefit the sehool The members of the S C, Souety fare ts follows joe P1nott1 joe Vrurft John Allen Allen Ferrettr Hirry Broyles Chesley Felmley Bob Stewart Lewls Terklft Frftnk Lewers Ldwrente Ferdftnr john Golsle Bud Arnese Bud Pftlmer L nt renee G 1111 Ed Swlft Ross Olrveto Lee Anderson Fmnklrn Wrlds Cftrl Hftrtzell George Frndley Everett Crfun Bob Fry Bob Olrver Lelftnd Glrmdon Lloyd Upton Erwin Glftndon IeVerne Allen ER u 0 . . , 4 , 4 4 ' ' a wJ 3 ' 1 a ' 4 4 4 . 4 . . , 4 4 l . . . l 4 2 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 ' r 4 4 4 4 4 ' 4 4 4 4 4 . lv - f' 4 4 - -f I ' a 25 WIN bl ANuoN 16 1 1 3 e 5 3 ORATORICAL CONTEST o QI' The Oratorrcal Contest rs .1 school actrvrty wnhrch 15 from an educatronal xrewpornt of paramount rmportance lt rs a natron vude contest sponsored by the Amerrcan Legron The toprcs upon whrch one may speak deal wrth the Constrtutron The wrnner rn each school competes m the county contest the vsmner of whrch enters the state and rn turn the natronal contest The Amador Amerrcan Legron Post lO8 grves a cup to the school who can vu rn three trmes rn successron For the past four years Sutter Creek Unlon Hrgh School has been fortunate rn h wmg students whose oratorrcal ab1l1ty qualified them as wrnners of the county contest The students that won the cup whrch we novs have rn our possessron permanently are Betty Pxllsbury 4a B111 McGee, 45 and Robert Fry 47 The1r prcture 15 on Page ul Thls year the junror Class was the only one from whrch there were p rrtrcxpants rn the contest Out of the five students who competed jnm Rrtch was chosen as the vtrnner He was also chosen as the best speaker for the county whrch put hrs as the first name on the new cup In order to have thrs cup 1D our permanent possessron we must succeed IH vs mmng the contest for the next two years NAM Y WISL 47 'B FFA Most of thrs year the Future Farmers of Amerrca mxssed therr regular advrser Mr Maarkley who was suffering from a bone 1nfect1on The Future Farmers were greatly mdebted to Mr Soso and Mr Barton who stepped rn and took over the job Thexr electron of officers came out as follows Presrdent B111 Garcia Vlce Presrdent Peters Watchdog Bert Clarch New members mmated were George Woolfolk Lawrence Clarch jrmmre D Agos tml and Dennre Shackleton For projects most of the boys are rarsrng lrvestock and poultry For a school project the boys rarsed tomato and pepper plants and some cuttmgs The Future Farmer delegate to the seventeenth annual conventron at Sftn Lurs Obrspo was Everett Cram EVERETT CRAIN 48 8 O Q I . , . , . . . Z . , . . S . - . , Everett Craing Secretary, Lloyd Uptong Treasurer, Dominic Clandrig Reporter, Roger Q , ' . Y I P - 7 U l V ' , . . . , Pi 'lf FQ .-- FE f mi? Qjixb A -1-C:'? ?2C 35? N -11- Y I X ,X I QW' ' I -Emp., i f 6 ? in, Q-I7 -at s Q f X4' xl V' X vigegqrxx f of EQSQLYMSS1 , . t KX JPL . I -i C J vc - if 1- - - F - M Q F. ww'-HW' Se 11 Se 11 Se WI O11 O11 O11 CALENDAR Sghool beg1115 Smell of 51111 1111 o ln 111 F F A cle-115 ollmcrs Freshmen 1n111111on Ilkl bopho more Hop Sopl1on1orcs lung, p1ns for n1Ql11 Scrx 1Lc C lub lI1lf1lIl0lI Columbus D15 progr 1111 111 gym Herd loies to SOHOF1 111 hrS1 lc1'11c mme F1rs1 l5ro11lQ1s1 ofyur C 1l11er1s b1rely be 115 Herd 6 1 If Sutter N ox Nox Nox Nos Dec Den Dec n IH fl hckson gime 11115 If noon 1n rhe gym Fresl1m1n Return D1nLe Arm1s11ce D1y 1115511 at 1111 son Sutter loses 7 6 Topper OICTF, LllSPl1y rnagu. 10 1ssembly You1l1 Conference If ukson F F A Servme Club Forrn1l Dance LlI'110I' MISS SLOFCS OH Sfflgix Back to the grmd 1g11n WWC1 non ends Sutter Creek Io11e elecnon Semor bmqucr If Pole111s Jan. 28 C . C C Mir Mftr M lr Mir Mflr Apfl 7 Mary jean Heath, singer, enter- tains in assembly. L1ur'1 eftn N'1st pifmist per- forms. S CJ IHIIIQIIOD glfllt smell pervwdes clfxsses OI lIOI'lL'll contest ln gym 'tp ya Btsketbftll tourney xt Sutter Sutter Wlns county orttorlul contest 'tt Rnpon Blmd musltmn probrtm DCJIIS Crine v1ol1n1st fiddles Clrls conference If RlLlYlI'LlSOll Sprmgs Sutter beits J1LkSOD ln lC1gLlC b1seb1ll opener Aprll ll Almost Summer scnlor plfty Aprtl wrtl M1 M1 Mdy M ly M 1 unc une 7 Open house 1nd pubht schools week program Sutter ukson bftsebfxll bqttle vt jwckson North South Mother Lode Lewgue baseball playoffs Iumor Prom Moonhght 1nd Roses theme Tennls seml fmals at jackson Mother Lode Lewbue Tr tck Meet tt Sonom Mother Lode Tennis Ftntls tt C1l'1VCI'1S Gmdufttnon tears or smllcs Fm de guerre for semors Sennor Ball goodmght md goodbye 1ll JIM R11t H I7 CHRISTMAS PLAY The Chrlstmws plfty thxs year was 1 greater success thm ever before It w1s 1 comedy rn three acts Cftlled unlor Mrss The Gmves were 1 typlcal crty famrly rn moderate cncumstances and thls play was about an mcrdent whrch vms full of amusmg and dehghtful Ch1racter1z'1t1on Splendrd support vs 1s grven by the follovung cast joe PIHOIII Suzanne Errckson Patrrcla Ferrettr Sftbrna Malatesta Betty Lu Cassou Lena DAgost1n1 Robert Fry Beverly Came Bob Pettet Ross Ohvero Brll Grles Joe Varra Bud Palmer john Golsre Seneca Burr Erwm Glqndon Allen Ferrettr rm Rxtch and Robert Oliver The Plfty wqs 1b1y dlreeted by Mlss Lergomarsnno PATRICIA FERREITI 48 1 SENIOR BANQUET On 1nu1ry l7 l946 thrrty nrne senxors utompflnred by Mlss Frrtk enjoyed 1 semor bxnquet The tr 1d1t1on 11 bmquet w IS revlved for the first tlme rn mlny ye 1rs The tommxttees dent Erwln Gllndon se lted ln the center The decor mons xx ere holly berrles 1nd greens md 1 sxgn C,l1ss of 46 hung on the vmll qbove the mble Bemuse they enjoyed th1s event so much the Llfmss deuded to mmke the bmquet the begrnnnng of mlny more senlor fnetxvntles LI VA JOVISIK H df 35 1 . 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 . ' ' worked hard and made it 21 success. The design of the tables was L1 U shape with the presi- , ' ' 1 , 1 ' . 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 ' Y T 1 ' H '1 1 1 . 1 ' ' ' , ' 1 1 1 1 . . I . G Q . . . D 4 4 i w . 3 BAND Under the excellent dnrectron of Mr Van Threl the band thus year has proved to be one of the best Sutter Hrgh has ever had The band has mastered many of R B Halls preces such as Romberg s Desert Song The band played for all football and basketball games at home the Chrrstmas play and many other school actrvrtxes ROBERT FRY 47 36 ' v circus marches and some difficult Souza marches. The group also has played some concert 7 5 L . . . I ,, GLEE CLUB The Glee Club hfls mcreased m slze thls yenr The members mclude Betty W1ll1S Ifrura Fxscher Verned1 Snooks md Vqlm ones soprfmos Mflrgery Moclrell Verm G1r1 Frrdley ohn Gols1e Liwrence Gfllll Mllton Chfnse md George Fmdley ire bisses Chflr lone Modrell rs pmmsr C HARLo1TE MODRELL 45 57 .. ' , . , . . . J , . g . , . . '- bnldi, Florence Neff, and june Findley, altosg Bud Palmer and Bob Stewart, tenors. Garnett ' 1 ' . I ' , ' m YOUTH CONFERENCE The return of peace made possxble the contmuatron of the mutl youth conferences The conferences h tvc bcen dorm mt durmg the yy ar but thls yc tr Sutter Creek once lgllfl sent lts dclcgatron to confer vslth other schools on current matters of rmportance The conference was held rn ackson and sttrted off very well tfter the lull durmg the war The topxc that Sutter Creek chose to drscuss rn therr panel was Socnl Problems The panel was composed of five students Jxm Rrtch, charrman Nancy Helen Wxse Shtrley Berry Mary Eleanor Dtvns and Edgley McMahan The remamder of the Sutter representatrves who llstened and took part IH other panel dlscusstons were Carolyn Rtlph Beverly Came Edith Iames Elva Iovtsnch Mae Laslch Dorrs Matson leVerne Allen and Bud Palmer Other panel Ll1SLllSSl0DS vt ere Compulsory Mrlrtary Educatlon Ractal Intolerance Lersure Trme Actnvltnes and others The conference vsas deslgned to encourage better understand mg among the schools and to teach the students hovs best to meet present day problems Sutter Creeks panel, Socul Problems dealt w1th yuvenrle dellnquency broken homes school dances, etc Ofhcers for next year s conference were elected Sutter Creek w1ll have a hand 1n the future conference too, as Shxrley Berry vvas elected secretary treasurer for the followrng ear The students returned from the conference with a feeling that the meettng was a real success ROBERT FRY 47 38 1 1 21' . ' '4': a g . y gf E 'ff' 1 1 1, 1 11 1 ' '. J 1 1 1 1. - , . . 1 1,1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . f' , u , y , 1 1 , 1 ,- , . 1 , 1 1 , 7 T - , . 7 7 1 . , 1 . ' 5 xy! if 354, Sp! -X KX f ' X A ' - 3 X 1 Q K X f 4 M S W , - Xu ,N L M f Z IT! Q l M4 FOOTBALL Wrtll 1 turnout of lround hfty players Colth Wrlnkle sttrted hrs tewm ou rn pr ILULC on September 6 xx 1th these returnmf, letter men V11r1 Ferdinl Ferrettl Pxnottl Levsersfl Ohveto Anderson blmdon Felmley Golsle Terklt Ind Pllmer Ferdmx rmd bolsre were elected uptuns for the se tson Although thls telm dxd not wm the eh lmpxon mf, Herd 5 hneup for the footbxll sc lson of 46 wx 15 hvtto I Ferdtnl A Fcrrettl J Plnottl ew era len Vurt C Felmley QB E Gltndon IH I Terklr FB H Broyles RH 41 . L 1 . I N, . 2 5 . 1 2 . K I . ship, it was feared up and down the Mother Lode for its tremendous power. The Thunder- R. O' 2 .. Q ' . - ' . ' ' F. I. ' ' Al EI. 4' 1 LE LT LG C RG RT RE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS In SUTTER CREEK O For the Herds first game it tru eled to the Ctpltal City to meet the strong md powerful Christran Brothers eleven fthe te tm which was slated to vain the city championshipj The Herd showed that old spirit for which 1t1s noted but Christian Brothers power finally put over mo touchdowns to defeat the Herd in their frrst practice game SACRAMENTO 6 SUTT ER CREEK 28 Sutter had an easy time taking the Sacra mento junior Vtrsity eleven for 1 ride in their second game The Herd scored in every quarter xx 1th Sacramento scoring in the last quarter against our second team NEVADA CITY 6 SUTTER CREEK 7 This game was very important for the Herd as it was the first time that we had played the Nevada City team in our schools htstory Nev lda City showed plenty of speed and power and pushed over a score in the second qu trter making the score 6 O at the half The Herd came back in the third quarter and showed that old fighting spirit to score and make the conversion to win the ball game SONORA la SUTTER CREEK 0 For the Herd s first league game they Journeyed to Sonort to tilce on the powerful Wildcat eleven Thts was a xery important contest is it wx is to dctermine which eleven vtould have the best chance in the ch tmpronshrp race Ihe Herd held the mighty eleven scoreless in the first quarter but was forced to give way under great power The Herd came back fighting in the second half but the Sonora eleven vt as not to be denied and put over another score making the final score la 0 CALAVERAS 6-SUTTER CREEK O This vnas the decisive game for the Thunder or a tie As it vs IS Calax eras had a couple of breaks and put over a fast score in the first quarter vshich proved to be very costly in the end The Herd scored once but it was called back The Herd put up plenty of fight but rust could not put the ball over They pushed time after time up the field but could not score BRET HARTE 75 SUTTER CREEK 98 In their third league game the Herd romped to an easy vsrn over the Bret Harte Bullfrogs The Herd score in every quarter and most of the second string got in to play The herd showed much sharper blocking and tickling rn this contest as this was the game previous to our big encounter with our tradition 11 rivals jackson IACKSON 7 SUTTER CREEK 6 The Big Game was played on November I7 instead of the l lth as rt fell on Sunday It was on 11 muddy field that these two traditional rn rls met in therr annual big game After the American Legion s impressive ceremonies the two teams lrned up for the kickoff Sutter was kickmg and ackson receiving The ball vs as kicked and jackson got it up to midfield and there the Sutter team took over but could do no better The first quarter ended with neither team scoring The second quarter opened mth both teams fightnng savagely to put the ball over for a score but to no avail In the third quarter Oneto broke over our left side of the line for a long gain which carried them vt ay dovsn the field Here the Herd held them ofi but when they kicked out ackson came right back and this time they went over for a score They made the conversion which ended up as the difference of the two teams In the fourth quarter the Herd came back vtrth that old spirit and outplayed the jackson team and finally pushed over a score The point for conversion an as blocked Sutter tried vainly to score again but the stubborn Tiger could not be pushed back 42 f- . ' , ' 1 f iz ' 1 ' 1 ' -1 1 1 - ' . 1 ' 1 ' Y - . Q . Q . . . Q Q Q Q . Q Q. Q Q Q Q . Q . Q . Q 1 1 , ' - . 1 ' i 7- . Q Q - . Q Q . 1 1 ' ' ' 1 . ' '1 1 ' ' , 1 ' 1 . QQ Q . Q .Q Q Q . Q Q . . Q Q '1 ' 1 1 , 1 ' Y f- . ing Herd. If they won this game they would still have a chance to get the championship 1 i . i '1 , 1 f 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' ' C V A T U - 7 . K L T '. Y - Q K . 1 . Q , . . L K 7- . I Q Q . Q . Q Q Q Q . 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 , 1 1 ' 1 1 i 1 . ' 1 ' ' 1 .QQ . . Q Q .Q QQ O . . , . . . Q QQ . Q Q . . 'I 1 7 i 1 1 1 , i . C i . . . QQ Q . Q. Q Q . . f n L TY? ,Ein I U in r BASKETBALL The A team with sxx returning letter men from last year put on some of the most thrilling basketball exhibitions ever witnessed at Sutter High It won three of its src league games tncl three out of seven of its practice games In the tournament the Herd trounted the Sonora Wildcats 58 70 only to get into the semi finals and to be taken by jackson 16 15 in tvvo overtimes The members of this years A team were John Allen Lawrence Ferdani Lawrence Galli john Golsie Lewis Terkla Allen Ferretti joe Vatri Bob Stem art Archie Shepherd and joe Pinotti High scorers of the season were Ferdani yxith 170 Terkla vyith 117 and Allen vnth 115 For the second year in 1 row our B team h IS come through to win the Mother Lode Championshtp Witlm E Glandon L Glandon Broy les Oliveto from last years chtmpion ship team and Felmley Oliver Hartzell Anderson md Wilds to help them out this year they welded themselves into one solid fighting, unit In the tournament they eliminated Itckson by 1 store of 41 to 1 4 and then vxent on to play the Plftceryille team yy hom th y h md dumped twice before These tiny scrappy ltds from Placerville turned the tlb es on our B team this time by taking them 77 75 ind by winning the tournament B trophy yxhith they so yustly earned by taking Sonora in the finals 50 79 High scorers for th B The C te tm though still not 1 league team vu ent through the se xson losing only tvso LIITILS to the stmc tetm Elk Croye Sttrring for the C team we hid Mattth Wfells and Trudzgen SCHOOL Sutter Creek Sutter Creek Sutter C reek Qutter Creek Sutter Creek Sutter Creek Sutter Creek Sutter Creek Sutter C reek Sutter Creek Sutter Creek Sutter Creek Sutter Creek OPPONLNT Ga t lone Llk Grove Pltcerville Llk Grove C11 t lone C alftveras Tuolumne Placerville Sonora Iackson Bret Harte 1 Y Y. 1 ' 1 ' 1 . 1 4 is Y 7 4 An 7 a 5 s is 7 is . V . f. Q . A ,. ,, C Q N Y . ' ' A ' 1 . 1 , Y , ' 1 '. ' 1 ' - . . R . . 7 V ' 7 I Y I . K Y V D K I ' 4 I v ' 7 f ' I 1 I H H l I 7 1 I .. '... ,Z 7 i I Y 1 H H ' team were E. Glandon with 185, L. Glandon with 121, and Felmley with 93. , 2 y ' t at y K r 7 in ' v 1 Y1 a .1 ' 1 . ' ' 7 ' . 1 ' Y H H 1 ' 1 1 i' . . K y . A B C 7 1 H 55 56 19 1 7, , ,, 52 51 42 Q 54 I6 8 7 . 7 12 57 211 1 ' , ,, , 45 53 18 1 2 , ' ,, ,,,,, Z4 36 26 Il , , , , ,, ,,,, 85 65 29 1 1 W ' 40 58 Z5 I. 1 . 1 21 -17 7 10 50 Z1 ' 7 ,17 16 7 ,55 45 , V ' ,,tt 27 58 , in BASEBALL Among the boys who sxgned up to play bftseball were 21 host of returnlng letter men as well 1s a large group of freshmen Among those returnxng letter men were Hftrry Broyles Chesley Felmley Lewrs Terkla Erwrn Glftndon Franklln W1lds joe P1nott1 ohn prospects for the commg basebfnll seflson look good Mftny practlte glmes hftve been scheduled 1nd 15 the Skrp goes to press we hwe not pltyed my le-'xgue gtmes but the teftm hws hope whxch helps brlng home the ch lmpxon shr joe PINOTTI 47 I5 L , . c . . I z Golsie, Bob Stewart and joe Vaira. With all these boys back, plus a few new players, ' L C l . 2 ' ' 2 2 ' 2 , 2 ' , ' 2 2 2 2 1 1. , . 2. ' ' 2 ' - P' ' TENNIS With a goal set to achieve a posstble league championship in tennis this year our tennis athletes put in some long practice and good hard work in striving to improve their game With Miss Frick and Mr Wrinkle acting as coaches some hne tennis athletes have been turned out Intramural tennis tournaments were held among the players to determine has been tough and these athletes deserve all the credit and praise they can get The follow ing players participated in the practice tournaments Carolyn Ralph Shirley Berry Mae Lasrch Irene Bovinich Beverly Carne Betty Lu Cassou Buddy Arnese John Allen Allen Ferretti Leland Glandon Dick Swift Edgely McMahan Erwin Glandon and joe Pinottn af K Q . . . K . I I I 1 - ' . B I C . 4 L U Y 1 I . those possessing ability to participate in league competition. The competition in the league ' ' ' . ' ' : . , ' , . I U l I 7 7 5 1 7 , GIRLS SPORTS Besides tennis volley ball and baseball basketball has been added to the list of girls' sports that were played this year. Tennis was under the direction of Miss Frick' basketball and volley ball under the Calisthenics were given to the group each day for twenty minutes before the girls went to their respective sports. Calisthenics are to promote trim figures and good posture. This year instead of having hygiene only during rainy weather two weeks were taken out of anuary for the sole purpose of hygiene. A large part of the six weeks' grade was determined by this hygiene course. DoRIs MATSON '47 47 5 , . , . . , 1 1 . direction of Mrs. McBride, and baseball under the direction of Miss Lagomarsino. S , Y J . . , --'---,.,.nnl X? Sr Y f x X N X 39 X M fi5l' oe: T90 QW' FINIS Z X X lv' v H K Q 'E Q W ' U lh Mn K ,df in l n' .- 1. H r F- Q p l 0 Oo gl if 4,025 ' 'Q I l 'Ffh QQTF9- A '9 U ,QW if X09 I O N S of 4c6 X49 il! THE HUGGET Publlshed bv the Students IONE UNION HIGH QCHOOI lone. Cahfornla DEDICATION 111 I 1111 1111111 1 31 71 CII 111 iff 11111111111 I 1 I1 11 1111111111 II 1 if I 1 f111f1111 1 ffz uf 1 nfl X11 f!7L f1111f1f1 111 1111111111111 UQ flu I lft If 1 nf l1'l ' lI'gX1g'f111f 1f1 X11 ,741 1 ,' 11 I1 UN1 'M I 11 ', fill 111111. X1 1 Yr 1f ffrf-3. ,N ! E W . ,H EDITORIAL steps out mto the future, w1ll have many responslbrlltres But we 1re determmed to outdo those before us by makmg our world a better one for all D A - Now that the war is over and the world is trying to stabilize its self, the youth, as it PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE- The following pages show what youths, democratically-educated youths, have done, are doing, and can do in the school world. The things they have done, the associations and experiences, the challenges they have met have all contributed to make these young men and women the excellent persons they are. hu.-L Qu f 'F'f' Standlng Mr Denny Ms Stem nan Mis Mace and M1ss Harms Qcated Miss Lubenow Miss Sprague Mr Elliot M1 Klmg and Mr Clemens 6 b ' : ' 4 . . 41 Q ,Q s- ' 1 -w . l vw . v . 1. . . , i . . , . , I . . :J . , , . , . , . FACU LTY Standmg left to ught Mrs Mace Mrs Stemman MISS HSFIIS M1ss Lubenow Seated left to Ilght Mr Kllng fPr1nc1pa1J MISS Sprague M1 Clemens I s 2 f 1 . '. ' X . . i. . 1 ' ' v - v v v - - v v - pt 9 4 N JS .A 1 gf' 1 ' - ,. -. 1. 1 ff v I ','..- V , 319. ' . f' 2 j X , 2 -' S, 5' y a f' ' K , 'A V . x I an 7 . '- , 5' ' .Q - . F M! , O , ' f - Q Y Ad. - 10' ' ' .fy ' S sf' tif .1 , . 5 3? 2 ' f ,A Q! 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Riga msd P tt Watt last Trcaiurer 41 l lass Vue Pre91dent l5 Att Xour Age 5 'tt s Get Marned 16 'ltnnm 5 Mftrvm Sprenger Traniferred from Galt 4 Bai etball I5 Football 46 Track 46 let s Get Marned N oel Stewart B s etball 43 44 45 6 Football 45 46 Baseball 45 46 Let 9 Get Marrned 46 jean Wakeield Setretary and Treasurer 45 Let S Get Married 46 Att Your Age 45 Mustang Buslneai Nlanagtr lf une Wlnter 1 lass Prestdent 1 C lass Secretary and Tteasuru d l w 1 ter Au Your Age 45 Let s Get Marrted I Htlartty House 46 Nugget Asststant Edttnr 46 Student Body Settetary Tenms A5 Yell Leader 6 Chester Bums C lass Vtte Prestdent 4 enms 1 Football 16 Basketball 16 Baseball -I5 I Student Body N me Prestdtnt Lets Get Marned K Act Your Age 5 Btll letlerds nflli I 5 aseball u Basketball v ootball 5 Mustang Fdltot 5 Att Your Age let s Get Marrted l I amp Calamtty Annual Edttor !6 Student Body Prestdent A6 1 lass Vue President C Nugget Asststant Edttor S jean Goff met 'lennts I6 Sllwetl -I-1 Act Your Age S Let s Get Named Mustang Edttor 16 Edtth Bordont C lass Sec and Treas -I6 Act Your Age Let s Get Marrted 1 Yell Leader 45 Bustness Manager Mustanf., Q5 au-1 ,aw SENIOR HISTORY In 1942 twelve Freshmen started off to high school Each of us had succeeded in obtaining a grammar school diploma and now it was our desire to capture that more elusive thing a high school sheepskin Our freshman year was full of trials and trrbula tions peculiar to Freshmen however we succeeded in working through all obstacles and became Sophomores Our Freshman officers vsere Presrdent une Wnnter Vice President Chester Burris Secretary Margie Ker and Treasurer Pat Watt Of course belng a sophomore is quite an honor iso vue thought thenj and we worked hard takxng part if vue were permitted in every school activity Our ofhcers thxs year were Ray Calandri Bill Cronin and New ell Whitesxdes Our junior year was quite an active one We presented a comedy called Act Your Age wh1ch was a great success Newell Wlmrtesides Chester Burris and june Wxnter served as class ofhcers this year Now vse are Seniors' How quickly these four years have passed' Our oflicers tl11s year and Treasurer We are sorry to say that some of our members have moy ed away and there are only mne left to graduate Although we have had our ups and dovx ns our hrgh scl1ool llfe has been a most happy time and II is with regret that we say good bye Class Flower Gardenia Class Color Turquoise C lass Motto-Go Anyvn here Prov1ded It Be Forward SENIOR CLASS POEM means Im leavrn cause Im gonna graduate is for that old strict teacher that gave me every time I was late is for the nuisance I was in my Freshman year is for every assignment I usually didn t hear H IS for the hurry I got in to get to school means the rnfimtrve I always forgot in English I is for that game we doggone nearly won is for the happy times I had In spite of the teachers I d always defy Put them all together They spell dear old Ione High A name that Ill Probably recall wrth fondness at some Later date But gee Im glad Im gonna graduate K . , . . . 6 . , . . . . 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F5 V K 5 n E: W C :x N W -Q 4 :EZ um :W X E-E is N cgngaxm SE:-S IXDAW V: :lyk d:,H F.: Z h JUNIOR CLASS TOP Rom I-rank Kessler Stanley Keaney Ninck Cronm Roger Brerlem Fd Lyman Charles Towle BOTTOM Ron Goldie Randolph Anabel Eva Nlrldred Sralter Norene Alexander jessne Gotiiner The junror Class began the year wxth fourteen students and we have welcomed Roger Brerlem 1nto the unror Class after Dorothy Hatfield left for the Hawanan Islands At the start of the year class electrons were held The results were as follows Presrdent Norene Alexander Secretary Anabel Eva Treasurer Stanley Keaney Many actlvxtres occupy 1 junror Class durmg the year We gave two dances to rarse money We recerved our rmgs nn December, and thought them the pretnest ever Hrlarrty House the srde splrttmg comedy drew a full house and on May 17 we gave one of the best proms of all tnmes Ruth Wzllzafzzr li J ' , ' . Vice-President ....... Ruth Williams L . . I SOPHOMORE CLASS NEWS TOP Row George Crook Bob Ruplcy Jack Strxelf Henry Graham B111 Lvroxcr Donald l hllnccr Daxld Xlason MIDDLE Row Edwin Patterson Dxclx Searcy K laucl B own Pctc Baxter Nlchacl lxahl XXrll1,1m Rothaus LAST Row Betty Bnggs Dons Tylcr Martha C .xdy Manlyn Kohl Bcttx NY nntcr Dolorcs Gebhtlrdt Joyce Butts The Sophomore class stsrted the yetr w1th tn enrollment of twenty students but Lou ean Whxtesxde moved wx ay, and we luve remuned nmeteen The first semester, the follovy mg orhcers yy ere elected Presndent Don tld Uhlmger V1ce Pres1dent Rlchurd Searcy Secretary Mmlyn Kohl Treasurer Ioyce Butts Pres1clent Don tlcl Uhlmger Vxce Presldent Betty Bngcs Secretary Dolores Gebh trdt Tre lsurer Mlrllyn Kohl Tue comedy Whos Cray Now wls presentccl by thc Sophomore cllss for thc Chrnstmis assembly Durmg the yelr we hue gncn mlny successful clmccs lIlLlLlLll1'lg thc Freshmtn l1'1lf1'LflOI1 find clmce whlch w IS held the evenlng of September 78 Wc thmk wc h we glyen the best detnces ln the school lf you don t belleye rt lust tslc Mr lxlmg who h IS been our ldvlsor for two yelrs We vush to th mlt you Mr lxllng for 1ll your help mcl ldylce you have glven to us M nzlyzz Kola! 1 V: ,V ... , . ' 'h 1. h ' ' , ' 'hu' , ,' A, lm 1 1 , tl 1 ' ' . 1 . ,' ' . , . . . . . . . , . . . . . I Second Semester .N . . V W . . . . . . . . . , . K I W '- ' ,f y ,H . - 1 4 v . 1 -, 1- , . . 1 Y 1, ,, 1 H- L - . 1 L 1 c 1 Q . 1 ' - . ' ' 1 ' I '- , v v I I f v f . I. 2 ' 1 . ' t , , , t . t ' ' ' L. r Q FRESHMAN CLASS NEWS TOP RON! Edward Snrnaman Donald S xton Alun Walloupc Jack Hathcld lxenncth Smxth Ralph Knurscn XIIDDLF Row Georgia jones Harold C arpentcr Hugh Steinman Allen Dc Lyrangc Leonard Randolph Bc-xerlx Rc-lxas BOTTOM RAN Dorolhx Dxnsmore La Vonne Allurcdge Barbara Bucltles Lcnote Goddard Aldlnc Howdy Roslyn lxeanr.-y We began our Hrst year of hxgh school wxth an enrollment of 18 hovs ever sever rl others jorned our ranks durmg the rest of the term Our mrtratlon took place Fr1day evenxng October 79 at the hrgh school audltorlum and was followed by a dance At our flrst class meetlng vue elected the follow lng students as officers Barbarl em Buckley Vxce Presldent Georgu Rae jones Secretary Edward Strrnaman Treasurer We gave the Sophomores a return dance lt vu IS 1 great success and everyone had 1 good trme The second semester vve elected new class offlcers They were Douglas Johnson Presldent Dorothy Dmsmore Vlce Presxdent Rosly n Ke mey Secretary and Tre lsurer Later rn the semester Roslyn Keaney reslgned her ollice of Secretary and Treasurer and Lenore Goddard was elected to fulflll the unexpired term We are very grateful to Mr Clemens, our class advxsor for all the help and 1dv1ce he has grven us We have all enjoyed our past year very much and we hope our next year w1ll be even better Dmzqltzr S 1017711071 16 . Y . . V 2 U . I I l L . -4 L l y L I l , Roslyn Keaney ........... President fqclwofuvi COUNCIL LOLNLIL I june Winter, Paz Wan. Bill Ielferds. Douglzn Inhnson. Che-szer Burris, Dunald Uhlinger, Norene Alexander NUGGET STAFF MUSTANG STAFF Iv-3 lone Bum lean XX akeheld Bull jefferds lduh Burdwm Hem XX nmer jean Gufhnex 2 BAND The band this year under the direction of our new band master Max E Denny the students were Song of Love In a Persian Market SIBA March and Ill See You Again The Band played for the Hobby Show Mustang Carnival Public School Week P T A and will play for the graduations 20 .ia . , ..... of - , ...U ut ff . , . . I 7 consists of Grammar School and High School students. Some of the music enjoyed by ' 7 7 , . . . . ORCHESTRA Xhrrh 1 Qxdx Dulorc bcbh xrdr XX lllr lm R mth xus Len fn. Lmdd xrd Roslxn lxc mu Duns 'I x lar Nw. ons Tyler Roslyn lxuney Martha Lldx Marilyn Ixohl Bubarl Bunlxlu LJ unnc Alldrndgc Dolures Geohzxrdr Lenore Goddard 71 v 2-is .....r S. f 'QAM :nw amy. M -. - it : 1 r , , - ' fr I Q ., E. k L b 1 . . I l TEL- r- fi nn-and C' HQMEMAKING The homem lklng Ll tsses th1s yur h we been of beneht to m tny glrls The course not only covered SCYXlI1g but Loolxlng The adv tnced Ll tsses stxrted the ye lr by making woolen clothlng After fllllblllllg thetr The freshmen classes begm the1r course by studymg the mechames of 1 sewmg mathlne and learnlng to stxteh a strught llne Upon fl1'1lSI1lI1g thls they beg ln thelr sewing by mxklng cotton gtrments Amzbel Eza COMMERCIAL The commerual classes had 1 successful vear under the d1rect1on of Mlss Vrrgxnla Sprague Mlss Sprague came to us thls year after havmg taught for several years IH the northern part of the State The subjects oflered nn Qommerce xx ere Shorth md I and II Bookkeeplng md Typlng I Il md III Paz UVM! MECHANICAL DRAWING Mechanlcal Drawmg thls ye tr as usu 11 mterested mmy students of lone Hngh The first year students st trted xuth the genertl course of lemrnlng the use of the drawmg mstruments The adv lnted students lre stresslng the pmnts of .teturany md neatness nn their drawmgs 1 's ' - T I E1 A Q I , 4 1 ' . 73 A Tl ge W f 1 0 , ' m gixtkik I 7 ' ' I Z I X woolen garment the girls were allowed to make whatever they wished. J s ' - - , 2 . Y ' v 1 ' , , 1 . N f ' ' 1 K z ' 1 ' Y . . ' 1 ' ' 1 ' t ' k GIRLS' SPORTS Under the supervlsron of 1 teacher full of enthusiasm and pep the sports aCflV1flCS thts year have been very IHICYCSIIUED Durlng the first months of school we played volley ball and baseball Later when we grew tired of these sports the class enjoyed several hikes on whrch OCCHSIOUS we dlscovered many Interesting thrngs of nature When the weather was not permrsslble for us to be outsxde we played table tennxs At the Present tlme several are very actrvely playrng tennls No one knows whether we wrll play xn any tournament games thrs year or not The names of several of the most actxve are ean Gofhnet Pat Watt june Wrnter Anabel Eva Mildred Stalter Ruth Wrllrams jean Wakefield and several freshmen We have enjoyed all these sports under the superwsron of our teacher Mxss Lubenow Berry Bzgtp 26 pl 54534-3 I . . . Y- . 3 Chinese checkers and learned rules for baseball and tennis. 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Mr 11111.11 BASEBALL On the second week of March we started our baseball season Under the supervnsron of Mr Kllng and Mr Noxa a team was organlzed We entered mto the Mother Lode League thls year playmg s1x league games We also had several practlce games agalnst Galt and Preston The lme up and battmg order IS as follows Searcy C Jefferds 2B Hatfield P Burrxs SS Smnth RF Stewart CF Cronrn 1B Strneff LF Rupley 3B TRACK Thxs 1S the first year that Ione has had a track team for many years and we hope to gam some valuable experlence We have posslbrhtxes for both a good A and B track team Our track coach for thns year wnll be Bob Scully Dirk Seqrgy 30 . . , . , . ' ' 1 a 9 v s 1 1 a a 1 1 1 9 a 9 - 9 ' J TENNIS TOP Row jean XY akefteld Ruth XY xllums June XVIHIEF Jean Golhnet Mildred Smlter Norene Alexander BOTTOM ROW Roger Brenlenn Bull jeflerds Chester Burns Mnchtel Kahl Douglas Johnson Pere Baxter Harold K .xrpenrcr Sprmg' Tenms tlme' Thlrteen students pounded tenn1s balls nn hopes of being n on the finals We had a better year, wmmng many matches More and more, xnterest IS grownng m tennls, one of the best of mlnor sports and rf th1s Interest contlnues we w1l1 have tham plonshxp teams for years to tome We hope to have, 1n the near future several new tennxs courts Many more studen can then partnctpate il 1- V . ', . ' , N ' V . ' . ' i I L . I 9 L 3 I - ' , ' . fS Sc at Se at Se at Se at Se at Sept Se at Se at Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oct Oc t Oct Nov Nox Nov Nov Nov Nov N ow Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec fl Il IT H 19 74 t CALENDAR 0F EVENTS Bcglnning of school after summer x acitlon Class advisors announced Senxors elect class officers Tumors elect cl ass officers Sophomores elect cl iss officers Freshmen elect class officers Electron of Student Body officers Yell leaders elected First football gime lone vs Sutter Creek Freshmin lUlIllIlOfl and dance Bret Harte vs lone Freshman return dance Mrs Clark of Sutter Creek spoke it tsscmbly ackson vs lone Hobby show Pl lcervllle as lone First rade period ends lone xs ackson Sonori xs lone senior Play lets Cer M1 xtd Mustangs xs Sm Andreas Red Sophomore Sadie Havxkms Dance Thundering Herd xs Mustangs First quarter Honor Roll IS in nounced Annual Mustang Carnn al Thanksgiving wacitron Mtgicnns at assembly list game of season Jackson vs one Youth Conference at jackson First basketball game Sutter Creek vs lone D1splayed new basketball suits juniors rece1ve class ring Barn dance given by juniors Sec ond grade perlod ended New mov1e projector arrived Honor Roll announced Christmas assembly Sophomore play Whos Crazy Now Christmas Holldays ackson Trgers vs lone Mustangs lone vs ackson Calaveras vs lone lone vs Sutter Creek First semester ended Sonora vs lone lunlor Dance it 8 C C C C C C' C 6 e Mar Mir Mar Mar Mir Mir Mir Mar M lr April 7 April Apfll April 9 April D l9 Apr1l April May ll May 17 May 74 june 7 une Singer Mary lane Heath it assem bly Clothes colle non by Sopho mores Deadline Nugget material Nugget pictures taken Oratorical tryouts Mustangs vs Tigers R W Kling replaces Mr Elliot as princlpal Sophomore Vllentme Dtnce Tuolumne vs lone Laura ean Nast pianist it assem Placerville vs lone Dance Deadlme Nugget deposits Third Honor Roll mnounced Physical check up on boys Student Council gave A and B teams party Basketball tournaments IU Suttcr Creek D1str1ct oratorical contest Fourth grade period ended Sophomore Dance Doris Crane uolinist at assembly lun1or noon dances start Honor Roll announced Tennis matches jackson First practice baseball glme with Preston loseph fmmnkeyj made his first appearance in neva baseball suit as our mascot lone as Placerville lunxor play Hrlarlty House lone vs Sutter Creek in baseball and tennis Publ1c schools night lone vs ack son Freshmen present movies it assem bly Freshman dance Sutter Creek vs lone Easter vacation Iackson vs lone Placerville vs lone Tennis semi finals unror Senior Prom Senlor Dltch Day B accalaureate Graduauon 'tl .l0... 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