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

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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

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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.

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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