Live Oak High School - Quercus Yearbook (Live Oak, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1947 volume:

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WWW QQ QENwfw r 53 N NSE NQYQNVS 2 We 631'-1 1 F LIVE OAK LIONS PAUSE presented by JOURNALISM DEPARTMENT of uve OAK uNloN HIGH sc:-looL I 9 4 7 IN MEMCRIAM DORIS BINSE CCloss of 19451 April 9, 1927 - August 23, 1946 CHARLES FORD SHIRLEY August 14, 1927 - Moy 10, 1946 CC1oss of 19461 ALOYSIUS GELARDI - CCloss of 19491 Jonuory 12, 1931 - October 22, 1946 Sunset ond evening stor And one cleor coll for me! And moy there be no mooning of the bor, When 1 put out to seo. For though from out our bourne ot Time ond Ploce The flood moy beor me for, I hope to see my pilot foce to foce When I hove crossed the bor. -Tennyson DEDICATION We, the members of the staff, wish to dedicate this edition of the Lions Pause to our principal, Mr. Edwin A. Hendrix. SKIPPERS MESSAGE f Since the theme of this Lions Pause is sailing ships, I wish to express thanks to those of the crew who made this school annual possible. It is a fine log of activities and will be long cherished. Another yearly cruise has come to a close. Much has happened during this time to make us thankful-the war is over-our auditorium and classrooms have been completed-and students have been more desirous of building a good high school record. The students have shown increased interest and ability in student government. Relations with other high schools have been both enioyable as well as beneficial. This includes, in addition to athletics, inter-school assembly programs, student leader conferences and visits. As your Skipper, I extend best wishes to the graduates who are about to embark on that bigger cruise for which the high school voyage is but a preparation. The sailing ahead may not always be smooth, but stormy seas have always held a challenge. May you always remain good sailors in fair or stormy weather. . EDWIN A. HENDRIX, Principal. FOREWORD THE RECORD of mon's progress ond new horizons which he ochieved could be written ocross the conquered seos with the words-cour- ogeous soiling. Seeking, creotive minds hove mode possible un- dreomed gools, ond throughout the world the exponse in oll fields now under control is o tribute to the tenocity of the humon spirit. The seo itself offers no limit, it is but onother chollenge for deeper explorotion into the unknown. Mankind hos not reoched its gool nor tultilled its omloition, but todoy the soils ore strong ond the heort is lorove ond the mind is cleor, ond the voyoge to enduring enlight- enment is understood. Calendar of Events 1946-47 Sept. 19-20, Registration. Sept. 23, School opened. Sept. 27, Freshmen Reception. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov Nov Nov Nav. Nov Nov Nov Nov Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. 10, Bob Wood, Cartoonist, gave program. 16, Tuberculosis Chest X-Rays were taken. 18, Football-Arbuckle at Live Oak. 25, Delbert Harter, world traveler, gave interest- ing talk. 25, Football-Williams at Live Oak. 30, C 8. D Basketball-Wheatland at Live Oak. 30, C.S.F. Party. 1, Football-Maxwell at Live Oak. 2, Senior Masquerade Dance. 5, C 81 D Basketball-East Nicolaus at Live Oak. 11, Football-Wheatland at Live Oak. 12, C 81 D Basketball-Sutter at Live Oak. 14, Journalism tour to Sacramento Bee plant. 15, Football-Sutter at Live Oak. 22-Dec. 2, Thanksgiving Vacation and Teacher's Institute. 6, F.F.A. Barn Dance. 13, Dramatics class play, Aunt Tillie Goes to Town. . 17, C.S.F. Progressive Party. 20, Christmas Formal. 20-Jan. 2, Christmas Vacation. 17, A 8- B Basketball-Arbuckle at Live Oak iFirst League Gamel. Feb. 20, Band gave musical program at Gridley High School. Feb. 21, A 81 B Basketball-Princeton at Live Oak. Feb. 24, Mississippians, Negro singers, gave musical program. Feb. 27, Landscaping of high school campus started. Feb. 28, C.S.F. Initiation held. Feb. 28, A 8. B Basketball-Live Oak at Sutter. Mar 5, A 8. B Basketball-Live Oak at East Nicolaus. Mar Mar Mar Mar Mar. Mar 7, A Basketball-Live Oak at Biggs lchampion- ship gamel. 13, Senior Skip Day. 14, Funmakers play. 18, C.S.F. Party. 20, Bobo magician show. 21, Freshmen Return Party. Mar. 28, Sophomore Party. Apr. 2, Apr. 4, Easter Vacation. Apr. 1 1, Baseball-Live Oak at Arbuckle. Apr. 11, Dramatics Class Play iAnnual Benetitl. Apr. 11, Third quarter ends. Apr. 18, F.F.A. Parent and Son Banquet. Apr .18, Baseball-Wheatland at Live Oak. Apr. 19, Track at Davis. Apr. 23, Yuba College program. Apr. 25, Baseball-Live Oak at Williams. Apr. 25, Junior Prom. Apr. 26, Music Festival at Chico. May 2, Spanish Festival. May 2, Baseball--East Nicolaus at Live Oak. May 3, May 9, May 9, Track Meet at Orland. Valley League Track Meet. Baseball-Maxwell at Live Oak. May 16, Baseball-Live Oak at Princeton. 21, Gridley High School Band gave program. 22, C.S.F. made tour of State Capitol. 24, A 8. B Basketball--Live Oak at Wheatland. 28, Galen Miller Harvey gave piano program. 31, A 8- B Basketball-Williams at Live Oak. 3, Everman gave demonstration of liquid air. 4, Feb. 5, Unexpected Vacation because of flu epidemic. 10, Feb. 11, Student Body Election. 14, Tryouts for Lion's Club and F.F.A. speaking contests. 14, A 8. B Basketball-Live Oak at Maxwell. 17, Individual Student Pictures taken. May 23, Baseball-Sutter at Live Oak. May 23, Jr.-Sr. Banquet - Senior Ball May 24, N.S.C.l.F. Track Meet. May 30, Memorial Day Vacation. June 8, Bacculaureate Service. June 12, Graduation. June 13, School Closes. OFFICE This emergency annex built after the fire ot 1943, houses the office, library, and science department. GYM This building, one of the oldest on the campus, has been the scene of countless exciting basketball games during the years. NEW AUDITORIUM After two years of obtaining materials, the new building has been completed. Landscaping was done shortly after these pictures were taken. NEW CLASSROOMS ln the classroom picture below, part of the auditorium can be seen at the extreme left. S ' tl 3 't'l THE AG. SHACK Back Row: Leonard Gaither, Lloyd Merritt, Allred Smith, Parker Wilber, Hubert Johnson, Leroy Carter, Earl He- bert, Jim Kilmer, Paul Bowen, Lowell Kilby, Whistle Gaither, James Spencer, Denver Lanktord, Dale Hensleyf Gale Letner. Middle Row: Mr. McGuiref Leo Bachman, Wayne Shaw, Jerome Stephenson, James Armocido, Philip McCarter, Henry Scrogin, Bill Krull, Harold Scrogin, Ferman Wolfe, Gerald Kerr, Bob Simpson, Raymond Johnson, C, L. Kersey, Robert Strohmeyer, William Wolford, Mr. Vaught. Front Row: Jack Walker, J. C- Shies, Bernette Risenhoover, Wendell Smith, Eddie Kilby, John Couch, Laverne Felber, Tommy Eades, James Hilbert. as, iam. HKQHR THE AGRIQULTURE DEPARTMENT QM Scuffle-buff in the foc'sI I ni Ambitious soiiors ofloczf in The sed of Moth Chcxrfogrophers Choy Super corgo lays it down Soil mokers oloff Pharmacist mofes sixfh class I!- -IP 7:2102 Yoeman apprentices and ships clerks in the making Sexfanfs and navigation praciices Traders learning pigeon Spanish -X 'GRA lk ir' ii . '-lfizl ,-3 1950 15 5 '- ms' 'Tl as -1 Hg Ji 9-S.. x-A-'N-Q H47 4 T i W 1 'r l l I Y --X x II- MR. EDWIN A. HENDRIX Principal Algebra I and II, Trigonomet MR. CHARLES F. SMITH Spanish I, II, and III, Band Geometry VY FACULTY MISS MILBREY EGGERS CIWGYWISIVY, Biology General Scienc 2' and Library I X Lx ISS MARGUERITE MURPHY Ty ing I and II, Shorthand l, and Dramatics VX MR. CHARLES W. SMITH e, Math I and II, Boys Physical Education XX YJ MR. FRED A. GARDNER Fr. Soc. Sci., Sen. Soc. Sci., Unit States History MR. RAY G. LAWRENCE ISS ANDRONIKA DESALERNOS MR. JOHN H, MCGUIRE English I and ll, Journalism, School Girls Physical Education, English Agriculture I and II, Agriculture Shop Publications Il and III I and ll, Veterans Training MR. PAUL C. HEILMANN I MRS. ADELINE WISER MR. GEORGE VAUGHT World History, Mechanical Drawing, Home Economics I, Il, III and,IV Agriculture III and IV, F,F.A Shop, Boys Physical Education Cafeteria ' Adviser I' SENIORS PATRICIA LOUISE MARIS General Course C.S.F. 2,3,4. G.A,A. l,2,3,4. Acorn Staff 3,4. Annual Staff 3,4. Dramat- ics 4. Glee Club 2. Class President l,2,3. G.A.A. President 3. Yell Leader 3,4. Secretary of Student Body 3. Annual Editor 4. Quill and Scroll 3,4 President of Quill and Scroll 4, ERMAN THOMAS WOLFE JR. Agricultural Course F.A.A. l,2,3,4. Baseball l,2,3 4. Bas- ketball 2,3,4. Football 3,4. Block L.O. Bays State 3. F.A.A. National Convention 4. President F.F.A. 4. Vice President at Class 3. Student Body Council Member 4. Vice President of Student Body 4. MELBA GRACE JONES Commercial Course G.A.A. l,2,3,4. Band l,2,4. Quill and Scroll 4. Acorn Staff 4. Annual Staff 4. Dramatics 4. Class Council Mem- ber 2, 3. G.A.A. Vice President 4. S. B. Secretary 4. GEORGE ROBERT PIERCE General Course Football 4. Baseball l,2,3,4. Basket- ball l,2,3 4. Track l,4. Band l,2,3,4. Block L.O. I,2,3,4. Council Member. I LUCY CORDELIA BENTON College Preparatory Course C.S.F. l,2,3,4. G.A.A. l,2,3,4. Span ish Club 4. Acorn Staff 4. Dramatics 4. C.S.F. President 4. C.S.F. Secretary 3. Student Body Treasurer 4. Quill and Scroll 4. GERALD LLOYD PENNINGTON General Course Dramatics l,2,3,4. Block L.O. 3. Band l,2,3,4. Baseball 3,4. EDITH HAZEL PUTMAN College Preparatory Course C.S.F. 3,4. G.A.A. 2 3,4. G.A.A. Presi- dent 4. Class President 3. Acorn Staff 3,4. Dramatics 3,4. Vice Presi- dent of Class 3. C.S.F. Vice Presi- dent 4. President G.A.A. 4, HAROLD WILBUR SCROGIN Agricultural Course Block L.O. 4. F.A.A. l,2,3,4. Band l,2,3,4. Baseball 3,4. Basketball I, 2,4. Treasurer of F.F.A. 4. President of Class 4. 4474 'af 'mein SENIORS DON GEORGE KILMER FREDERICK LEROY PENNINGTON J Transferred from Richmond, Calif. College Preparaiory Course Football 3. Class Treasurer 4. Yell Leader 4. Sports Edilor 4. Acorn and Lions Pause 4. Quill and Scroll 4. N.S.P.A. Convention 4, Block L.O. 3,4. Secretary Growlers 4. Dro- matics 4. UNE BERNICE MILLER General Course G,A.A. l,2,3. Dramafics 3,4. Junior Class Treasurer. Quill and Scroll 3,4. C.S.F. 4. Acorn Staff 3,4. Senior Class Treasurer. General Course Merchani Marines l year. Quill and SCr0uk3,4. Acorn Sfaff 3,4. F.A.A. l,2, f Agfa? Q 'N X N ' X l 1: Mj4AVf' JUANITA IRENE WALKER General Course G,A.A. 2,3,4. Drornafics 3,4. Band 2,3,4, DONALD BYARD BUTLER ROBERT SIDNEY RAMSDELL General Course ggamatlcs l 2 4 C S F l 2 Band 4 LALA SOCCORO ELIZONDO General Course Acorn Staff 4. Quill and Scroll 4. Glee Club 2, Home Economics l,2,3. G.A.A, l,2,3,4. G.A.A. Secretary 2. Annual Staff 4. Girls Sports Editor of gnsnual 4. Spanish Club President 4 . . . 4. College Preporaiary Course Manager of Football Team 4 Block 4 CSF i234 Annual ta 4 Acorn Staff 4 Secretary Class 3 Secretary of C S F 4 Vice President of Class 4. MARY ADALENE SHlRLEY General Course G.A.A. l,2 3,4. Annual Staff 4. Home Economics l,2,3,4. Band l,2,3,4. Yell Leader l,3,4. Home Economics Presi- dent 3. Class Secretary 4. Class President l. Quill and S roll 4. ff X SENIORS ERNESTINE LEE COX DOROTHY ELEANOR MILLER Home Eqgnomigg Course Home Economics Course G.A.A, l,2,3,4. Acorn Staff 2,3. Home G.A.A. l,2,3,4. Acorn Staff 2,4. Home Economics Club I,2,3,4, Dmmqncs 4. Economics Club l,2,3,4. Dramotics 4 Home Economics Club Secretary l,2. HONG Economics Club Pl'95lden' 4 glornes Economics Club Vice Presi- ent . 1 T 'L , Na Q x lf l L fy ff' Ut fr GERALD JOHN KERR JOHN GALE LETNER Agriculture Course Aaricultural Course F.A.A. l,2,3,4. Bpnd l,2 3,4. F.F,A. F.F.A. l,2,3,4. Football 4. Mana Secretary 3,4. Co ncil Member 4. Baseball 3. Block L.O. 4. Treasur ARDIS LOINE KIRKPATRICK Commercial Course G.A.A. l,2,3,4. Acorn Staff 2,3,4. Glee Club 2. Annual Staff 4. Home Economics Club l,2,3,4. Drum Mcior- ette 4. Quill and Scroll 4. 0 F.F.A. 3, Acorn Staff 4. GORDON TOMMY TAYLOR General Course Block Letter Society at Oroville. Shop l,2,3,4. Transferred from San M teo, Calif. Cadets. Boxing l 2. Bose ball 2. LEONARD TROY GAITHER PARKER OTIS VVlLBUR ' A ' It IC Qy?fLf,U fJf3Sf'UQjnd ,,2'3I4- mock s2llfQ'bIglF4. glclgiaall 4. Football L.O. 34. Baseball 2,3,4. Basketball Dmmahcs 3' 2,4. Ag Shop l,2,3,4. -ff gf - -.9 L17 ' 1 A-1.1! SENIORS :. . WALTER WILLIAM KRULL, JR, EMMETT LEE HENSLEY Agricultural Course General Course F.F.A. l,2,3,4. Basketball l. Manager Sl'-op l 7- F-F-PM l.2,3,4. Block Lef- Ag. Siore 3. F.F.A. reporter 4. F.F.A. ver Sociefy 2,3. Sporfs l.2.3. Trans- Smfe Convemion 3 ferred from Mannford Oklahoma 4 NOBIE JEAN DUNN Commercial Course Home Economics l,2,3,4, Home Eco- nomics Club l,2,3. Transferred from Gridley, California 3. HENRY WlLMER SCROGIN val! M L2 fly! Agfa' 1 VIRGIL HENRY GOODE HELEN MARJORIE TIBBS General Course FF A l2 Band 4 Commercial Course A l 2 3 Hom Economics I2 Dramahcs 4 School PUblICUYIOY1S 4. Glee Club l 2,3. Class Secretary l,3. Class Vice President 4. Tradsferfed from Greshan, Ore- gon 4. M if ..,. 3 ' ' EVELYN MAXINE CLARK PAUL EDWIN HOWELL Home Economics Course Home Economics l,2,3,4. Pep Club l,2,3. G-R 2,3. Transferred from Burr Oak, Kansas . F Commercial Course Football 3,4. Block L.O. 3,4. Shop 3. Quill and Scroll 3,4. School Publi- cation 3,4. Annual Staff 4. Acorn Staff 3,4. ,. ,l ff f -,A vc- ff ,r . i PAUL DONALD BOWEN ROBERT EUGENE BUMPUS DONALD KEITH JONES 2f2 S .t.?f'we... 3 Bl . iien:'1'5Oa':e. d3 D Bond .1 . oc oc ..,. n ,4. t' Sportsg3. Transferred from 3. Football 3,4. Blasketball Bfmlialsli Football 4' Boskelbcll Manager 4 Bakersfield, California 2. 4, Shop l,4, . Geneml Course SENIORS OF 47 s' WILL We, the undersigned, being sound in body and mindsf?i without outside influence, duress or threats of violence', in full use of all physical attributes- knowing the full import of our acts, and realizing the effect on posterity, and future history, now facing the uncertain world outside our kloistered walls, in solemnity befitting the occasion declare this our latest Will And Testament, declaring all others null and void, and bequeathing as follows, To-Wit: I, Lloyd Pennington, will my title Heavy to Stanley bones Middleton who maybe by that time will have gained some weight. . I, Pat Maris, will my friendliness and open personality to Lois Benzel in hopes that she will become acquainted with more people. I, Eleanor .Miller, will all my beaus to Mary Self, who seems most likely able to take care of them. I, Helen Tibbs, will my shortness to Pat Winters, so that she can look up and not down at people for a change. I, Bob Ramsdell, will my good nature and red hair to Barbara Morse, who probably won't want the red hair but could use the good nature. I, Virgil Goode, will my blond curly locks to Harriet Adams, now you won't dread rainy weather. H l3hHe:1ry Scrogin, will my intelligence and high scholastic standing to Kaye Galbreath who would no doubt be better o wi ou i . I, Leonard Gaither, will my iob ot' cutting up chickens for cafeteria to Norma Jones. Norma this is guaranteed to bring up your ag grade. I, Juanita Walker, will my quiet, meek voice and ways to Velma McMaster, now Velma you are on your own, may Heaven help you! I, Bvard Butler, will my beardless face to Charles Flowers so your mustache won't tickle Myrtle. I, Melba Jones, will my legs to Gloria Severini, so that yo'U too may get whistled at when dressed,down for gym. I, Parker Wilbur, will my ability to stay in the Dark Ages to Jerry McFarland and Harold Goode, who can't seem to stay anywhere. I, June Miller, will my smile to Vocel Johnson and Pauline Lea. Please Pauline and Vocel, let's not look so sad. ' I, Ferman Wolfe, will my name Wolfe to Earl Hebert who will probably live up to it better than I have. I, Lucv Benton, will my office of Student Body Treasurer to Janet Anderson, and please let's not have more than one check a week bounce. I, Gerald Kerr, will my studiousness to Leroy Carter because he evidences the need for it. I, La La Elizondo will my black hair dye to Olga Crowe, in hopes that she'll lay off the bottle--of peroxide, that is. I, Gale Letner, will my car to Dale George and Wallace Moore so you two will have a good excuse for coming to classes late. I, Paul Bowen, will my nice pompadour to Philip McCarter, so that lock of hair that hangs down won't put your eye out. I, Noble Dunn, will anything l may have of value to Erma Lee Stover and Vera Hicks. O.K. gals, take your choice. I, Tommy Taylor, will my wolfishness to Alfred Smith and Leslie Kratz, iust so you fellas will circulate around more. I, Hazel Putman, will my figure to Emma Jane Edwards and Pat Patterson, although they seem to have quite nice ones alread . l,yLeroy Pennington, student of dear old Live Oak High for the past six years, will to Leroy Thayer my fine record and stamina, I want to see if you can take it as long as I did. I, Evelyn Clark, will my medium color hair to Edna Smith, iust in case you might like a change. l, Harold Scrogin, will my dancing ability to Lee Risenhoover, so he won't have to go through all the agony of learning for Himself. I, Paul Howell, will my ability to drag down an A in iournalism to Ellen Snook, it is really very easy Ellen, once you get the knack. I, Myrtle Self, will my artistic ability to Leona Neil, as if she needed anything in the artistic line. I, Don Kilmer, will my boxing ability to Juanita Moses, so she can protect herself from the boys. I, Adalene Shirley, will my yell leader uniform to Laverne Felber. O.K. Laverne, we want to see you out there really swinging out thcse yells next year. I, Bill Krull, will my quiet, meek, bashful ways to William Baggett. This will keep you from getting cuts in your grades for talking so much in class. A . . ' ' I, Ardis Kirkpatrick, will my small feet to Wande Barber. Wont it be nice to go in and ask for size four shoe? I, Don Roughhouse Jones will my position in football to Jerome Stevenson. This will make it easy for you to make the team next year, Jerome. .- -- - I Bob Bumpus, will my way of talking slowly to Winnifred Pennington. Maybe that will slow her down a bit. If Bob Mighty Pierce, will all my Live Oak Beouties ? to Russell Rogers, as my interest is now concentrated else- where. Declared, signed and delivered this 23rd day of May, year of our Lord One Thousand Nine Hundred and Forty Seven at place above given. JUNIOR CLASS Back Row: Edwin Bland, Alfred Smith, Leroy Carter, Stanley Middleton, Dale George, Leroy Thayer, Dick Eastman, Charles Flowers, Lee Risenhoover, Wallace Moore, Russell Rogers, Jerry McFarland. Third Row Miss Murphy, Norma Jones, Lois Benzel, Pat Winter, Erma Lee Stover, Harriett Adams, Vera Hicks, Vocel Johnson, Winnifred Pennington, Leona Neal, Olga Crowe, Barbara Morse, Edna Smith, Janet Anderson, Clarice Higgens, Gloria Severni. Second Row: Velma McMaster, Pat Patterson, Betty Crum, Mary Self, Lois Carmack, Dick Bumpus, Juanita Moses, Wanda Barber, Emma Jane Edwards, Pauline Lea. Front Row: Kay Galbreath, Earl Hebert, Bill Baggett, Leslie Kratz, Jerome Stephenson, La- verne Felber. FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFHCERS Vice President ..,..... Earl Hebert Vice-Pres, --,,,Yv, Chqrleg Flowers SBC.-TVSOS. ..,..... Juanita Moses Sec,-Treqs ,,.,,,,,, Juanita Moses Council ..............,.. .Leslie KFCITZ Council --.',,,-,,-,,,,vYY Earl Hebert i is f ::.,,t:kE. -4. . 122 ': :4i? -- ,-'g nsxezi? 'ff Yiw ff 1 ' ' - , PRESIDENT ADVISER Dick Bumpus Miss Murphy SOPHOMORE CLASS Back Row: Dallas Lewis, Hoover Galbreath, Merle Howell, Daniel Ott, Elvin Fillmore, Lloyd Merrit, Tom Galbreath, J. E. Spencer, Eddie Kilby, Raymond Johnson, Jack Bendar, Jim Armocido, Ray Benzel, Lowell Kilby, Carl Aldridge, Shigshi Nabeta, Jim McElroy. Third Row: Mr. Heilmann, Lavada Cole, Betty Adams, Naomi Reed, Georgeanne Garrett, Thelma Rymel, Maxilene Kitchens, Vera Hicks, Irene Logan, Sally Shuck, Spelma Goss, Dona Kirkpatrick, Alice Thayer, Ginger Edwards, Gladys Mills, Edrie Horn, Rosemary Wicker, Virginia Briley, Velma McBride. Second Row: Elaine Green, Marianne Spilman, Marceline Rakow, Marge Hodge, Ruth Putman, Whistle Gaither, Doris Lewis, Donna Lowry, Ruth Partridge, Geraldine Kitchen, Latrelle Arnold. Front Row: Roy Richie, Aloysius Gelardi, Clifford Pease, Jack Walker, John Couch, Joe Huber, William Wilford, Leo Bachman, Walter Gelardi, Earnest Eisenhauer. FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS Hoover Galbreath Vice-President Alice Jane Thayer Vice-President Merle Howell ..,.....,.. , Sec.Treas. Jimmy McElroy .. ,.,.. Sec.-Treas. Ruth Putman .................... Council Rosemary Wicker.., ...,,,,.v Council FALL PRESIDENT SPRING PRESIDENT Whistle Gaither Irene Logan I . Z-ir I 1 I .-my .Q-as- 1 gf, A ,Q s ' a ADVISER Mr. Heilmann FRESHMAN CLASS I Back Row: Denver Lankford, Jimmy Kitchens, Bernette Risenhoover, Mason Kirkpatrick, Pete Elliot, J. C. Sheis, Hubert Johnson, Irene Mills, Wendell Smith, Stanly Freeman, Jim Hilbert, Dale Hensley, Mr. Smith. Third Row: Norma Stonecipher, Lo Fern Fuller, Betty Tiffee, Betty Harwell, Colleen Hawkins, Dora Orndorff, Mary Crowe, Wanda Goode, Imogene Couch, Frances Sullivan, Dorothy East, Della Easterwood. Second Row: Edna Onstine, Norma Crum, Wathema Loomas, Rosie Neukirchner, Louise War- ren, Jim Kilmer, Betty Jones, Mary Amos, Bivian Forguson, Margie Miles, Ellen Dunn, Rosella Jordon First Row: Robert Strohmeyer, Wayne Shaw, C. I. Kersey, Lee Partlow, Lewis Sydenstricker Bob Simpson, Bob Binse. 1 ,Q .... FALL OFFICERS SPRING OFFICERS Hubert Johnson ..,... Vice-President Wendell Smith -------- VlCe'P e5ld9f1f Denver Lqnkford ,-,Y,,.Y. Sec,-Treqs La Ferne Fullel' ............ SSC--TVGUF? Frances Sullivan ........... . Council Francis 5UlllV0l'l ---,--A-----44- C0Uf1C'l ADVISER .3 Mr. C. F. Smith if ,.,. ssis 1 .z -H' ., 3. ' , : fr 1 FALL PRESIDENT SPRING PRESIDENT Jim Kilmer Ellen Dunn I JN ww YW wg 1 CD f d q x Mf , ,r, , Q Nw QS' Q X QW! Q K 5 X X 5 . E 1, -Q? X 6 H521 V O Y A G E S , .fy g A , ' 4 J ANNUAL STAFF EDITOR Pat Maris 'it BUSINESS MANAGER Paul Howell 1 5. ,I I .. we, emi I f ADWSER Assisrmr EDITOR Mr. R. G. Lawrence Melba Jones Another issue of our school annual arrives at port. We trust the shore reception to it will give pleasure to the landlubbers that sailing the ship Publication gave to those who made up the crew. Last year's edition brought a third place award in national com- petitive iudging. Perhaps this editorial crew will look back upon the achievements recorded in an award certificate next tall with agree- able surprise. From where we sit on the binnacle light, the compass points to Edna Smith and Ellen Snook as the Commodores of the fleet for the next cruise. To the. many members of the crew, passenger list and stow- aways aboard the good ship Live Oak may this issue of the Lions Pause bring countless pleasant memories of the stormy period you have iust weathered. ASSISTANT MANAGER Leroy Pennington tt, - Q 1' 'M X f Top Row: Bobby Ramsdell, Calendar, Don Kilmer, Boys Sports, Leroy Pennington, As- sistant Manager, Paul Howell, Business Manager. Second Row: Mr. R. G. Lawrence, Advisor, Ardis Kirkpatrick, Assistant Senior Editor, Myrtle Sell, Snaps, Edna Smith, Junior Editor, Lucy Benton, Senior Editor, Hazel Putman, Art Editor. First Row: Ellen Snook, Features, Helen Tibbs, Organizations, Melba Jones, Assistant Editor, Pat Maris, Editor, Adalene Shirley, Circulation, LaLa Elizondo, Girls Sports Knot in picturel. ACORN STAFF Back Row-Paul Howell, Leroy Pennington, Gale Letner, Boyd Kirkpatrick, Parker Wilbur, Ferman Wolfe, Don Kilmer. . A, Middle Row-Mr. Lawrence,June Miller, Lucy Benton, Melba Jones, Edna Smith, Juanita Walker, Adalene Shirley Janet Anderson, Hazel Putman. .Front ROW-Ellen Snook, Ernestine Cox, Eleanor Miller, Helen Tibbs, Pat Maris, Barbara Morse, Ardis Kirk- patrick, Olga Crowe, Myrtle Self, LaLa Elizondo. Quill 5' Scroll Patricia Maris, President, Le- roy Pennington, Vice President, June Miller, Secretary. Membership in Quill and Scroll is limited to Juniors and Seniors and these must be staff members of publications. Quercus Chapter has been or- ganized since December 1945 and chartered since January 1946. Membership is permanent after once selected, although active membership ceases with gradua- tion, unless carried on as post graduate. Rosemary Wicker will be the tirst new member next term when she becomes a Junior. Other ad- ditional members since the pic- ture was made are Ellen Snook, Dale George and Bill Krull. EDITOR of ACORN June Miller ASST. EDITOR of ACORN Ferman Wolfe Back Row: Don Kilmer, Paul Howell, Leroy Pennington, Mr. Lawrence. Middle Row: Ardis Kirkpatrick, Myrtle Self, Edna Smith, Lucy Benton, Hazel Putman Front Row: June Miller, Melba Jones, Pat Maris, Adalene Shirley, LaLa Elizondo lnot in picturei. Live Oak Chapter 173, California Scholarship Mi, Federation li- 'Qt' pv- Fourth Row: June Miller, .lack Bender, Olga Crowe. Third Row: William Baggett, Robert Rams dell, Miss Eggers, Tom Galbreath, Kay Gal- breath. Second Row: Patricia Maris, Hazel Putman, Lucy Benton, Emma Edwards, Rosemary Wicker First Row: Daniel Ott, Charles Flowers, Hoov- er Galbreath, Third Row: Robert Ramsdell, Patricia Patter- son, Charles Flowers. Second Row: Miss Eggers, Ruth Partridge, Edna Onstine, Ellen Dunn. First Row: Emma Edwards, Lucy Benton Patricia Maris, LaLa Elizondo lnot in picturel - SPRING PRESIDENT , E Emma Edwards anal ESQ' , sms- , wg ADVISER Miss M. Eggers FALL OFFICERS SPRING Hazel Putman Vice-Pres. Pat Patterson Lucy Benton President Emma Edwards Bob Ramsdell Sec,-Treas. Charles Flowers Eglin? ii' ' . FALL PRESIDENT ,,.. ,I Lucy Benton as ,r 'E . ..., Student Body Fall and Spring Councils SPRING STUDENT BODY OFFICERS PRESIDENT Kay Galbreatlw VICE-PRESIDENT Ferman Wolfe SECRETARY Melba Jones TREASURER Lucy Benton ASSIST, TREASURER Janet Anderson YELL LEADER Patricia Maris ADVISER Mr. E. A. Hendrix STUDENT COUNCIL Third Row: Irene Logan Frances Sullivan, Dick Bumpus Earl Hebert, Rosemary Wicker Second Row: Gerald Kerr, EI len Dunn, Harold Scrogin, Jan ef Anderson, Mr. E. A. Hendrix Firsi Row: Lucy Benton, Fer- man Wolfe, Kay Galbreath Melbo Jones, Pat Maris. FALL STUDENT BODY OFFICERS PRESIDENT Kay Galbrearh VICE-PRESIDENT Charles Flowers SECETARY Russell Rogers TREASURER Lucy Benion YELL LEADER Emma Edward STUDENT COJNCIL Bock Row: Mr. E. A. Hend- rix,, Jim Kilmer, Russell Rog- ers, Whistle Gaivher, Dick Bum- pus, Leslie Kralz, Ferman Wolfe, Froni Row: Harold Scrogin, Lucy Benton, Frances Sullivan, Kay Galbrecfn Emma Ed- Wcrds, Rulln Puirnan, Charles Flowers. BAND ima'-rw Back Row: Della Easterwood, Marie Severini, Kenneth Witherow, Donna Lowry, Henry Scrogin, Walter Gelardi, Harold Scrogin Hoover Gol- breoth, Tom Galbreath. ' Middle Row' Lloyd Merrit, Whistle Gaither, Wanda Barber, Leonard Gaither, Juanita Walker, Edrie Horn, Georgene Garrett, Adalene Shirley, Mddl ta Dick Bumpus Harrol Goode Mr Smith l K t Lloyd Pennington, John Couch, Jack Walkgr, Stanley i e n, , , , , Front Row: Velma McMaster, Betty A ams, Noami Reid, Elv'n F'll . , B d B tl , J 't M , M H d J' M El L ' Robert Pierce, Russell Rogers, Merle Howell, Gerald Kerr, Joe Huber. l more yor U er Uum C 0585 Grge O ge' lm C roy' es le ra 1' H h S h ol Band this year has proved itself to be a well balanced organization which has been well re- The Live Oak ig c o ceived by audiences at every performance. This band is, perhaps, the best the school has had for several years. The activities of the Band include programs given at Sutter High School, and Gridley High School, the Chico Festival, the Oroville Regata Parade, football and basketball games and playing for many school functions. This year the Band has bought new uniforms which add greatly to the appearance of the group, The members of the Band are: Clarinets: Betty Adams, Wanda Barber, Byard Butler, Elvin Fillmore, Leonard Gaither, Whistle Gaither, Glenn Fryer, Georgene Garrett, Marge Hodge, Edrie Horn, Juanita Moses, Velma McMaster, Naomi Reid, Juanita Walker. Flute: Lloyd Merritt. Saxo- phone: Marie Severini, Marianne Spillman, J. D. Vaughn, Della Easterwood, Kenneth Witherow. Trumpets: Bob Pierce, Leslie Kratz, Jim McElroy, Russell Rogers, Merle Howell, Gerald Kerr, Joe Huber. Mellophone: Harold Scrogin, Henry Scrogin. Baritone: Lloyd Pennington, John Couch. ' Harrol Goode, Stanley Middleton, Jack Walker. Tuba: Tom Galbreath. Percussion: Hoover Galbreath, Walter Gelordi Trombone: Dick Bumpus, Adolene Shirley, Melba Jones. ' BAND LEADER ' Charles F. Smith FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Back Row: Margie Miles, Bivian Forguson, Harriett Adams, Erma Lee Stover, Adalene Shirley, Mary Self, Edrie Horn, Louise Warren, Gerldean Kitchens, Della Easterwood. Middle Row: Mrs. Wiser, Rosella Jordan, Spelma Goss, Gloria Severini, Lavada Cole, Irene Logan, Barbara Morse, Eleanor Miller, Ernestine Cox, Ardis Kirkpatrick, Myrtle Self, Rosemary Wicker. U Front Row: Rosie Neukirchner, Wathena Loomis, Ginger Edwards, Alice Thayer, Donna Kirk- patrick, Betty Jones, Marge Hodge, Ruth Putman, Emma Edwards, Naomi Reid. 3Sw12L:2gi.zg:'elsjjfgr, ii : -- IA mm. --it - .4 . Ag it-iliil EK PRESIDENT Eleanor Miller OFFICERS SSCFSTGFY .......,. .........,..... ....... . Alice Jane Thayer Treasurer v.... .e,.,.. , Rosemary Wicker ADVISER Mrs. Adaline Wiser VICE PRESIDENT Ruth Putman 1-1 n 3 I .,.,,,M.u P Q v.,, Sr! l I W x . - Elf . it P l 1 - : ' V 5 'gig' gy in in 1. Yeoman, First Class. 2. Legs! 3. Nepotism. 4, Ship Shape. 5. Forward Campanionway. 6. Through Battle Together. 7. Horn Pipe? 8. Hubba, Hubba! 9. Games on Deck. IO. Rebound. 11. Brig for you! 12. Walter Gelardi. 13. Chief Petty Officer. 14. Between Shifts. 15. Sea Sick? 16. Napoleon. 17. Pearl Diver. 18. Navigator. 19. Sailors on leave. 20. Land Ahoy! 21. Scrubbin' Decks. 1 U A L x SQ B LS V111 X .... i F T3 X 79 5 K Q f.-I : Xxx 4 I u W' ,552 x 0' - Q M0 4 fa 1 I 11-- 5 coACH Q. X ix A + N l f lx Xxx XI: J XE ix X K X X XC I .11 , 'fax ' X N W 54' 4 fx 4 f u Girls Athletic Association This year we are especially proud ol our and advisor. Their untiring efforts toward the better ment of the Girls Athletic Association, have made a successful one in the history of this OFFICERS Hazel Melba and Treas .,,.,...A....,.,,, ,,..,v..,,,,,,,,,, H arriett Ad The functions of the G.A.A. are as follows: Cal Good Sportsmanship lbl Physical and Social Efficiency ici Athletic and Social Activity ldl Cooperation with Department of Physical Education lei Promotes Democratic Relations Awards are presented to the girls on a point points ,,,,,,,,A..,s.,,..v,.,,,,,,, G.A.A. 750 IOOO points .,,,, ,.v,, N umeral 1500 points ,,t,.. c,..,,,, L etter 2000 points ,,..,EA..,....,,,,..,,,,.,.,,,,,,, Star A Circarnivaudeville was given in cooperation with the F.F.A. in May, 1947. This was considered one of the outstanding events of the year. Yell Leader ----f--- ----- - - -----------,YYYV EfT1fTtCI .lane Edwards Assistants, ,,..,, ....... J uanita Moses, Adalene Shirley Yell Leader ..., , ,,,,,,,.. . ..,YY,,YY,,....,,Y ,Yc,...VY,,.Y,, P ot M0i'iS Assistants ., ,,,,, .. ..,,,, Adalene Shirley, Juanita Moses lov Wy' SENIOR and JUNIOR P. E. CLASSES ttf i ,l wif 7424, itll it Q74 fm 'W4L2Z.L4 ' Melee M, I Morilop Row: Evelyn Clark, Nobie Dunn, Lo La Elizondo Lucy Benton, Melba Jones, Pot' Second Row: Helen Tibbs, June Miller, Myrtle Self, Ernestine Cox, Eleanor Miller, Miss Deselarnos. First Row: Hazel Putman, Adalene Shirley, Juanita Walker, Ardis Kirkoatrick. lr K i jf Srl, lgllllw CV' , 9 gl Q25 J v , J We ,af Q t rf f if V ' t if Jf' lilly r it ll Q, 'lr . P W' All Myfll r ,le We , X , ,rma Jones, Miss Deselarnos, Barbara Morse, Lois Carmack. , Second Row: Olga Crowe, Pualine Lea, Patricia Winters, Janet Anderson, Winifred Pennington, Edna Smith, Leona Neal, Patricia Patterson, Mary Self. First Row: Velma McMaster, Ellen Snook, Juanita Moses, Emma .lane Edwards, Lois Benzel. me wig ., D X . gLA lp Z, , Q2 YQ 3569? is ,Wi 'bl'-. clljjlw ,gif SOPHOMORE and FRESHMAN P. E. CLASSES M4f4fi4i7i'ZZjM fll www W KSA QI! .1 free W 4 c 64111 Q WM WW S1577 J vi rep ,J if VJ' ,il A 1 if tl Top Row: Maxilene Kitchens, Dorothy Hicks, Donna Loury, Latrelle Arnold, Elaine ' Greene,Doris Lewis, Marie Severini, Virginia Briley, Velma McBride, Lavada Cole. Second Row: Miss Deselarnos, Ruth Partridge, Gerldean Kitchens, Rosemary Wicker, ft Naomi Reid, Gladys Mills, Spellma Goss, Sally Shuck, Irene Logan. First Row: Marianne Spillman, Marceline Rakow, Marge Hodge, Ruth Putman, Dona Kirkpatrick, Alice Jane Thayer, Virginia Edwards. XVVXOIXAA Qfxfvwv' V72-1 'f 5 'fffe 10 Top Row: Miss Deselarnos, Rosella Jordan, Rosie Neukirchner, Louise Warren, Geneva Shivers, Wathena Loomis, Betty Titfee, Bivian Forguson. Second Row: Wanda Goode, Della Easterwood, Frances Sullivan, Mary Crowe, Ellen Dunn, La Fern Fuller, Norma Stonecipher, lrene Mills, Colleen Hawkins, Margie Miles. First Row: Imogene Couch, Norma Crum, Dora Orndorft, Betty Jones, Edna Onstine, Mcry Amos, Dorothy East. ENQ- A W6 1 .JU N whiff iw A Qkiw 49 wmggif GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 1 In Q Top Row: Marie Severinne, Doris Lewis, Voce-I Johnson, Erma Lee Stover, Harriet Adams, Rosella Jordon Rosie Neukirchner, Dona Loury, Gladys Mills, Marcelline Rakow, Ellen Snook, Eleanor Miller, Ernestine Cox, Mary Self, Third Row: Della Easterwood, Marianne Spilman, Juanita Moses, Bivian Forguson, Mariory Miles, Olga Crowe, Pat Maris, Spellma Goss, Patsy Winters, Rosemary Wicker, Ruth Partridge, Pat Patterson, Frances Sullivan, LaLa Elizondo, Wanda Barber, Irene Logan. Second Row: Helen Tibbs, Dorothy Hicks, Myrtle Self, Ardis Kirkpatrick, Ruth Putman, Alice Jane Thayer, Dona Kirkpatrick, Virginia Edwards, Lois Carrnack, Juanita Walker, Barbara Morse. First Row: Adalene Shirley, Melba Jones, Lucy Benton, Vera Hicks, Dorothy East, Emma Jane Edwards, Hazel Putman Betty Jones, Marge Hodge, Gerldean Kichens, Louise Warren, Advisor, Miss Deselarnos. Letterwomen Society A new feature in G.A.A. activities is the Letterwomen Society. Membership is limited to the girls who have earned a G.A.A. Numeral, Letter, or a Star. Girls receiving awards this year are as follows: First Row: Ardis Kirkpatrick, Hazel Putman, LaLa Elizondo, Pat Maris, Melba Jones, Emma Jane Edwards. Second Row: Ernestine Cox, Lucy Benton, Adalene Shirley, Ruth Putman. Third Row: Mary Self, Wanda Barber, Juanita Walker, Juanita Moses, Norma Jones, Fourth Row: Erma Lee Stover, Harriett Adams, Eleanor Miller. SS ANDRONIKA DESELARNOS: Graduated from the University of California in I94I st war classl. She is a member of the Theta-Pi. This sorority held undefeated championship of basketball and volley- l in San Francisco, When employed in the Chemical Warfare Service. became a member of the C.W.S. bowling team and 'ticipated in several contests. Miss Nicky became a member of the faculty in Sep- iber I946, and enioys being advisor to the GA A. well as teacher of P.E. and English classes. 5' flwifjfzmiyif 9,21 s fr N, ,lf , . . one .. 6,0 . f fee-QQ 1 W EMPZWQAU lg!! 6205, L 1 . Q., y WW i 'ti' Do ,Q . yay-QR . llyw cw he 'Z- VQ .M First Row: Kay Galbreath, Charles Flowers, Gale Letner, Leslie Kratz. A Second Row: Bob Bumpus, Harrol Goode, Dick Eastman, Earl Hebert, Leroy Carter, Whistle Gaither, Ferman Wolfe, Hubert Johnson. ' - Third Row: Mr. C. W. Smith, Bob Ramsdell lasst. mgr.,l Roughhouse Jones, Boyd Kirkpatrick, Eddie Kilby, Henry Scrogin, Paul Howell, Harold Scrogin lmgr.l - Fourth Row: Bill Baggett, Leo Bachman, Tom Galbreath, Merle Howell, Jim McElroy, Dick Bumpus, Parker Wilbur, Bob Pierce, Q' ,. TEAM HISTORY , Our I946 season turn-out was a big improvement over the previous season. A large number of team aspirants were experienced, a different condition also. Fighting Lions gradually sharpened their claws for the fray, under the watchful eyes of Coach Smith. Roaring over Biggs and Los Molinos in practice games they bogged down in league compe- tition. Arbuckle, last year's record spoiler again this year gummed up the works for the ambitious Lions. The team averaged l5O pounds. Quarterback Charles Flowers was elected team Captain. The coming season will see us change' from the South Side League to the West Side League. Also, our gallant Lions will be starring in ll-man football, with a varsity and a B team. Schools included in this League will be: Anderson, Colusa, Corning, Gridley, Orland, Willows and Live Oak. SOUTH SlDE LEAGUE FOOTBALL STANDINGS W T L Maxwell .,,...,. -.. .. . ..... .. 4 I 0 Arbuckle ....... .......... ....... 4 l Live Oak .,,........ , ....... ......... 2 l 2 Wheatland ....... ......... 2 3 Sutter ,,.......... ....... 2 3 Williams ........ ....,.. 0 5 4.4-+7 X First Row: Jim McElroy, Dick Bumpus, Bob Pierce, Ferman Wolfe. Second Row: Coach Smith, Parker Wilbur, Henry Scrogin, Leroy Carter, Harold Scrogin, Don Jones Imgr.l Third Row: Hubert Johnson, Tom Galbreath, Leonard Gaither, Elvin Fillmore, iabsent is Dale George.l A B C-D HISTORY The Live Oak Lion Varsity after wining the South League title beat Biggs for the Northern Section CIF Valley League Championship. They roared over every opponent this season loosing only twice. The Lions who were well organized, fought hard in every game. They displayed the finest qualities of a Championship team, sportsmanship and team-work at the head of the list. Coach Smith handled these boys in a super way and shared their success and delight. The B's lost the maior part of their games but showed all kinds of improvements as the season drew to a close. They provided many thrills for the fans and were never in a dull game. Many will be the backbone of next year's quintet. Th C's and D's under the coaching of Mr. Heilmann also started off slow but improved as the season rolled along. They will spark next year's B's. The basketball season this year can be called a near success and next year will show class A material. SOUTH LEAGUE A STANDINGS W L Live Oak ...... ........ 7 O Williams ..-.-... 6 l Arbuckle ......,.. ..... E 5 2 Wheatland ..... ........,. ......, 4 3 Sutter ............. - ....... .............. 3 4 Maxwell ,....,....... .,............... 2 5 East Nicolaus ...... .. .....,.... 2 5 Princeton ...... . ....... ....... 0 7 3 fit' il,-xml M if Exams' SOUTH LEAGUE B STANDINGS W 7 Wheatland .. . . East Nicolaus . .. 6 Sutter ,..., . ,..,,., ,,,,,, . 4 Maxwell ....,A, 4 Arbuckle .,,, ,,,,,,, 4 Williams ,,,, ,,,,,,, 2 Princeton .,,,... I Live Oak ,,,,,,, .. . I First Row: Whistle Gaither, Charles Flowers, Eddie Kilbv, Joe Huber, Russell Rogers. Second Row: Coach Smith, Stanley Middleton, Jack Bendar, Jim Kilmer, Alfred Smith, Don Jones imgr.J Third Row: John Couch, Merle Howell, Lee Risenhoover, Lowell Kilby, Earl Hebert, C-D STANDINGS Wheatland won C Division Championship and East Nicolaus won D Division Championship. Live Oak and Sutter were the other two teams, First Row: Carl Aldridge, Daniel Ott, Shig Nabeta, Bob Binse, Stanley Freeman, Mason Kirkpatrick. Second Row: Coach P. C. Heilmann, John Couch, James Spencer, Hoover Galbreath, Dallas Lewis, Wendell Smith, Jack Walker, Bernette Risenhoover. int Row: Bill Krull, Jim Armacido, Leroy Carter, Harold Scrogin. Nevada short absence Track C-D basketball econd Row: Earl Hebert, Carl Aldridge, Lavern Felber, Mason Kirkpatrick, Jim McElroy, Henry Scrogin, cl Barnett, Kay Galbreath, Leslie Krotz. 'hird Row: Walter Gerardi, Bob Ramsdell, lmgr.J, Hoover Gafbreath, Daniel Ott, J, D. Vaughn, Bernette woover, William Baggett, Lewis Sydenstricker, Jack Walker P. C. Heilmann. ourth Row: Denver Lonkford, Hubert Johnson, Dick Eastman, Raymond Johnson, Bob Bumpus, Whistle er, James Spencer, Elvin Fillmore, Virgil Goode, Alfred Smith, Ralph Rollins, William Wolford, John C. W. SMITH Graduate San Jose State Second year on coaching staff Baseball Football A-B basketball Couch. Turnout for track here this year was a very bright outlook for the sport. When the group picture was taken for this issue, the squad had many candidates out for positions on the three classifications teams, A, B, C. Track has been neglected in many of the schools of the valley during the war period, locally as well as others. The last real bid for track honors was in l94l when Live Oak took the league championship in the meet at Biggs. This year material goes to press for the Lions Pause before any reports can be on any results, ,but if enthusiasm counts, we predict a good showing for the season. A league meet will be held on May 9, with Live Oak Lions and Cubs being defending champions. Other meets were scheduled before this all-important event. Baseball took a nice upswing here this year with more candidates out for positions on the two teams than was possible to handle. Fifty four candidfites answered the call for the diamond, and had to be cut down to thirty before the season started in earnest. Experience gained in I946 season will be a factor for all, and with equipment being available again, hopes ran high for a better showing than last year. This year the league will include Sutter, Wheatland, Live Oak, East Nicolaus, Princeton, Arbuckle, Williams and Maxwell. .First game of the season was scheduled for Yuba City on March 21. First Row: Byard Butler, Carl Aldridge', Ferman Wolfe , Glenn Fryer, Lloyd Merritt, Emmett Hensley Bob Binse, J. D. Vaughn. Second Row: Lavern Felber, Henry Scrogin' Russell Rogers , Lowell Kirby', Charles Flowers , Third Row: Alfred Smith, Denver Lankford Kirkpatrick, Wendell Smith, C. W. Smith. Joe Huber lNot in picturet Gale Letner, manager Bob Pierce , Leonard Gaither'. Selected for squad after first cut on March 2l. ... A l BASEBALL TRACK P. C. HEILMANN Graduate University of Former Live Oak coach again on the lob after , Earl Hebert , John Cauch', Lloyd Pennington Jim McElroy Kay Galbreath , Clifford Hensley, Lee Partlow , Stanley Middleton Hubert Johnson, Bob' Bumpus Dallas Lewis Parker Wilbur, Dale George , Paul Howell , Dick Burnpus , Leroy Carter , Roy Richey', W. H Elliott Mason Fourth Row: Tom Galbreath , Dick Eastman, Jim Armacido, Jack Walker , Whistle Gaither' Harold Scro in' Merle Howell , James Spencer J. C. Shies, Bernette Risenhoover', Dale Hensley, Ernest Eisenhauer Edd e Ki by an y 1 35 i E- Ms Qs far l, Rogues Gallery. 2. LaLa Elizando. 3. Louise Warren, 4. Eleanor Miller. 5. Alice Thayer. 6. Rosie Neukircn- ner. 7. Thumb Thailorf' 8. Betty Jones. 9, Dick Eastman. lO. Ahoy Shipmates! ll. Dorsey Edwards, l2, Don and .lim Kilmer. 13. Man your battle stations! l4. Barbara Morse. l5. Erma Lee Stover. lo, Signals , ready , . hike! l7, Mary and Betty. l8. Shipmates, l9. Hazel Putman. 20. Scuttlebut. Ql. Abandon Ship, 22. Erma Stover, Barbara Morse, Howard Stover, Leslie Kratz, Dawn Edwards, and Juanita Moses. sf wi W, brig-'ui K F ,Ly ii- it if f v V . ' 4. 'Spf Qs. X A 11... 1. Best foot forward. 2. Lewis Pond, Joe Burns, Ken Witherow, Bob Ronsdell, ond Bill Dovis. 3. Sobotoge. 4. Soilorette. 5. Mutiny. 6. First Mote. 7. Put the Shot. 8. Throw out the Anchor. 9. Crow's Nest. 10. Ship's Romance. 11. Stripes Amidships. 12. Mochinisfs Mote, Eddie Kilby. 13. Gobs of fun. 14. Trio. 15. Ain't Love Ground? 16. Second Mote. 17. Stow Away. 18. After the bottle. 19. Leroy Carter. 20. Our Coptoin. ! l. Left Ashore. 2. Wav e-lets. 3. Tars-ans. 4. Anchors Away. 5. Gob. 6. Signs in the Log. 7. But Definately! 8 Oh, gee! 9. Shore Leave. IO, Waitin' for ihe Tide To come in. il. Horn Pipe. 12. 'iNhat's Sa-rong? l3. Bus Man's Holiday. l4. Why Sailors Leave. l5. Over the Rail. lo. Time out. K K-KGl-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-W K- l-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-l'-l-K-K-K-K-K-K-K-l-K-l K Keep Your Troubles Lecvel . . 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SCRIPTU RE Complete Automotive Service PONTIAC AUTOMCBILES WH ITE TRUCKS PHONE 524 MARYSVILLE 418 F STREET LIVE OAK CASH GROCERY The Best Vegetables in Town VVILLARD MOORE. Prop. Phone 50-W Live Oak, Califonticr Q R-L-K-K-K-K-K-K-k-k-R-Q-Q.g.I.g..g.g.g-g.Q-1-Q.Q..g..g..g..g...Q-L..L..Q..g.g.I.g.Q.g1 L L t Compliments of Q CHEVROLET CO. , 529 5th Street Marysvllle Ccrhf WIISOH s Hardware Store Llve Oak CG11fOII11CI Phone 25 Electrlccll Apphcmces Pcrmts Vcxrmshes Phllco Refrlgercxtors Phllco Rcfdlos ICICUZZ1 Pumps Hmmcxn M1LkGTS F I' I' f' I' I' I' 1 1 I' L L ' L L L L L L . I . I L L L L L L L L I , !- t I' L L . . . L . L L L L L . - I . L - . L L u u L L L . . L L . . . 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POOLE, Manager .IEWELER 325 D S+ree-I MARYSVILLE, CALIFORNIA SU LLIVAN'S FOUNTAIN Best of Everyfhmg To the Class of 47 PHONE 28 .I LIVE OAK CALIF BENTLEY S HARDWARE PHONE 47 LIVE OAK CALIF A Blgger Beher Store to Serve Your Needs F W WOOLWORTH CO D STREET MARYSVILLE CALIF I-L, I' I ,- I L L I ,- L L L I L L L L L L I ,- L I L I I' L L L L I I I 1- f- I' L . I L L L L . , . I L I L L I I ,- L L L L I ' L L L L L L . I L L L . . . I , L , . L L I I I-5-I I-I-I-I-3-3-3-I-I-I-I-5'X-I-3-H-3-I-I'3'l-I-3-I-I-I-I-I'X-I-3-I-I-3'I-I -If-l-l-L-K-K-L-L-L-L-K1L-K-L-Rui-L-K-lnL-L-K-L-K-K-i-K-l-L-K-K-L-K-L-L-I-I-I-I-Ki I ,- I I Congrotulotions Closs of '47 FOUNTAIN AND LUNCH THE CHATTER BOX The Ploce to Meet Your Fnends GRIDLEY CALIF PHONE 355 LIVE OAK AUTO PARTS NORTH ON HIGHWAY 99E BIGGS Props PHONE 96 W HARRY E MCCLURE NASH SALES AND SERVICE Complete Automotnve Supplues Accessones ond Ports Telephone 54 LIPP 6. SULLIVAN FUNERAL DIRECTORS 5:5 FIFTH STREET MARYSVILLE CALIF LIVE OAK MARKET QUALITY MEATS AT THE LOWEST PRICES Phone 50J LIVE OAK CALIFORNIA T ' I ' I 1 T I L I I 1 T I ,- I I .1 . I L I L ul I I -.1 1 0 T I ,- I L I L ' I 1 T I ,- I I 1 T 1 T 1 T 1 T I . L I ' ' I 1 T I of To 1 f I . I 1 T 1 T I . . T 1 T I - f 1 T 1 T ,I Phone 780 YUBA CITY, CALIF. 7l5 Plumas I- 1 T 1 T 1 T 1 T 1 T 1 T 1 T I ,- I L 1 I 4 P I L sl I ' ' 1 T 1 T I T J fe I L I L 1 I 1 T I ,- 1 I 1 T 1 T -I i' T - - L 1 I P - - - -I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-w -I1 P3153 3 QQLQQQQ-Q-QQQQQQQQQ-IQu-QQK-L1Q1l1l.-Q1Q1l.-K-LQQQ-Q1K-QQQQQQQQQ1hgh-Quin-Kglu-K-:ISK I JOI INSON'S VARIETY School Supplies Ar'I' Inreads LIVE OAK GRIDLEY Phone 46W Phone 2 I4W Congrotulcmons Class of 47 BROWN 84 CO MEN S AND BOYS WEAR Grnclley Phone 30 946 Hazel S+ DODGE PLYMOUTH DODGE TRUCKS WILLIAMS MOTORS 424 F STREET MARYSVILLE PHONE 2160 Q 3 ul J v , J il J I ul ul J J 3 I I I - I 1 , I I i 0 1 I I I . 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HIGHWAY 99E, GRIDLEY Kelly Brown E. E. DUNNING Founfain and Cocldail Lounge Ladies Welcome GRIDLEY, CALIFORNIA SIGNAL OIL COMPANY Dnslrrbulors of Pelroleum Producls SIGNAL GASOLINE DIESEL FUEL STOVE OIL MOTOR OILS AND GREASES Phone 345 Grlclley Calrfornla Com,,IImenIs ol GRIDLEY GROWERS SUPPLY HARVEY W MOI-IER HAZEL AND VIRGINIA ST PHONE 55 GRIDLEY CALIF I 1 1-3-3'T-3-I-3-3-3-3'T'Y-3-3 3-1-3-3'Y'1'l Y-3-1-3 3 3-3-3-1'3'3-1-3'3'3-3 3 I-I-EGR-l-3 K-KQKQQQQQQQQQK-QuKal-K-KQQQQ-nl-Q-Q-K-l-K-Q-K-1-QQL-K-Q-nKQR-HKS Congratulations, Class of '47 THE LION'S PAUSE FOUNTAIN SERVICE REBA and GEORGIA, Props. PHONE 4-J LIVE OAK, CALIF. KIRK'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION PI-IARMACISTS Phone 800 MARYSVILLE 400 D S+reeI Besl Wuslmes 'ro 'llwe Class of 47 QUALITY SHOP 322 D s+ree+ MARYSVILLE CALIFORNIA Dealers for Olnver and Clelrac Farm Equnpmenl OLIVER EQUIPMENT CO Phone 2654 MARYSVILLE Second 8: B S'Iree'Is PRESCRIPTION SERVICE CRETE DRUG CO PHONE 383 Drugs Cosmefucs Cameras Vefermary Supplnes 304 D and 407 THIRD ST MARYSVILLE CALIF - I I I Q . , . 3 I''3 3 3 '3 3-I-3-I-3 1'3 1-1-3'I-1-I'I-1 3-3-5 '3 3'I-3-1-1-3'1'3 3-I l'E 5 K-i-K-K-k-t-l-K-k-k-1-g.g.g..g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g.g..g-g 1.Q..g...g..g..g...g..g.g.q..g..Q.q DUNNE S MEN S SHOP Wuth Our Complnmenls Phone 333 MARYSVILLE 306 D Street JARVIS 5 BINKER FUNERAL HOME AMBULANCE Swift Angel of Mercy In Tame of Need Phone 996 YUBA CITY, CALIF Complements of OSBORNE WHOLESALE PRODUCE CO. 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CLEANING and PRESSING PHONE 71-W LIVE OAK, CALIF. A. L. TRAVIS THE LIVE OAK JEWELER PHONE 103 J LIVE QAK BENTON S CLOTHING FOR MEN WOMEN CHILDREN PHONE I03 J LIVE OAK CALIF LIONS DEN Congrcufulofes The Class of I947 99E AND PENNINGTON ROAD LIVE OAK CALIF LOUIE ond ESTHER JACQUE Props 3 I I - I , , . , . 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