McClatchy High School - Nugget Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1939 volume:

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Throughout the pages of this book we have attempted to picture inform- ally various views of the building and scenes of our school life as it is the year around. lt is our hope that in future years it will be treasured because of the many pleasant memories it will afford. We wish it to be a happy reminder of life at McClatchy. ir Y W W W in f W MH :'fmR1,FS iivfzurv 1lTIUI4'FITITlf wir' vf' .1 '-1wr:1.1 Bnwzd. pg 5 , 1933- 7939 an-' 1. Ei LYNN Pwfmfeam we 'emP1.5.'1 5 m1321115 'rx A rn. Hr'Nw5Rf:fw H'1?X f 'l l'l'1 'W If uw V FT HIV1. 24 w,x11aVm amz, czmwsr' V mf-:'oRMA rL -'lWf415T'1'N' U1V 7 '1' 'X'1 'f' fil ' we 'ww I KI'NNPIW':' A 'r-mfr.-1 V f-,M we fn!-wlxff ff uwzwrw r:0ff.mf1. ,f,,fQ1gffmf .wf11.wffw1'Hv I . . . . '41 -ll1 RlWE6E'!iM37iEEi is s? f9 E?f' Am., ., uf W ' Qi? FV, M3 'sf ' ., 1 t L. N gy .kkz f-574 f , . Wh H. ig, e F 2 535518 ? ' L z 11:-W:-an ' W , .4892 I' '55 1+:. 4 , fvfig u A , Q MR. 5 A TFPPI-P P:1:3.g.pc1! nz. 1 lk .lmiubiiilm :A sf-5 lim H:-viiilllflimfff-JIIQHDH1 I-Uif52HiiIaiBi'S:!lll MR. MALCOLM MURPHY was FRANCES MILNES vmgpfampam chairman of CounseNinq MR. THEODORE de POLO M455 RUTH HOLUDAY MISS IRENE CLARK MR. JAMES GARDNER Counselor Counselor Counselor Counselor Wlffflfll- MR. S. A. PEPPER Principal MR. HERBERT ABBOTT Commercial MRS. MABEL P. ADAMS English, Mathematics MR. FRANK ALUSTIZA Chairman, Boys' Physical Education MR. RUSSELL AZZARA Drama, Speech Correction MISS EDNA BANKS English MR. I-IUBERT G. BAUGH Social Studies MR. E, E. BIDDALL Industrial Arts MR. LAWRENCE BLUCHER Comptroller, Commercial MRS. ELVA BODEN Music MISS MABEL E. BONT'Z Social Studies MISS HELEN BURKE Art MISS ELIZABETH BUTTERWAY Commercial MISS EILEEN CHARTER English MR. IOHN A. CHURCH Commercial MISS IRENE CLARK Counselor, Commercial MRS. HELEN CONOVER Physical Education MR. VERNON CORDRY English MR. GEORGE CORRIGAN Language MISS IEANETTE CRAIG Library, Science MR. THEODORE de POLO Counselor, Mathematics MISS RUTH DODDS Chairman, English MR. WALDEMAR E. DOYAL Chairman, Science MR. ADOLPI-I W. EHRHORN Industrial Arts MR. W, M. EISHBACK Mathematics MR. MISS FRANCES MILNES Chairman ot Counseling MISS NELL PLANDERS Physical Education MR. HERBERT D. FOOTE Commercial MR, OREN T. FORD Social Studies MR. R. S. FRASER Chairman, Mathematics MISS CATHERINE FULLER Nurse MR. IAMES N. GARDNER Counselor, Language MRS. DOROTHY GIEEEN English MRS. MILDRED B. GREEN English MR. EDWARD HALLAUER Physical Education MISS RUTH HOLLIDAY Counselor, English MISS ESTHER R. HUET Language MISS EDNA IOHNSON English MRS. ELDORA KIMBERLIN English MISS SAIMA R. KOSKI Chairman, Language MISS KATHERINE LEITHOLD Library MR. IOHN LILLIE Industrial Arts MR. EUGENE R. LINDBERG Science MR. A. S. LOOMER Science MISS MILDRED LOTHHAMMER Attendance, Music MISS E. MAY LUTHER Chairman. Home Economics MR. IACK MAUGER Physical Education MR. C. L. McEADDEN' English SERGT, ARTHUR MENIATIS Military Science MALCOLM MURPHY Vice-Principal MISS MARGARET MIX Chairman, Girls' Physical Education MISS ISALINE MO'I'I'RAM Home Economics MR. RALPH W. PARKER Drafting MISS MYRTLE PAULSON Mathematics MISS DOROTHY PETERSON Home Economics MISS EDITH REYNOLDS English MRS. MADGE W. ROACH Social Studies MISS ETH EL RUDESUL Commercial MISS ALMA SCHOCKE Registrar MRS. IEAN SEVERANCE Science MR GEORGE T. SMISOR Printing, Mathematics MRS. CAROL T. SOUIRES Physical Education, Language MR. KING STEVENS Music MISS VIRGINIA SWANSON Commercial MISS ELIZABETH THOMPSON Art MRS. DOROTHY TOBIAS Science MRS. DORAH TU'I'I'LE Commercial CAPTAIN A. E, WAITE Military Science MR. C. B. WILSON Physical Education MR. CARL G. 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Rf-me A arm' eww Msfrmf i,,i-swf Mfw. ms JAWS Scar is Wi'i'am S i Eu' Mamma With the City of Sacrameriia ceiebraiinq her centennial this year, it is only natural that the thouqhis oi the citizens qo back to the days of our bearded pioneers. Amana our graduates are some oi these centennial ceiebraiors. Jnbfuwuuf 3 'Hai 69' Katherine Bertram Carlo Bua Doris Burns Walter Busch Norma Clauss Winona Clabaugh lack Coleman 910129 Louise Andreotti Ernest Azevedo Elsie Baker George Ball Iames Brown Leslie Browning Robert Bruggman George Bulian Theresa Ciani Sevarino Cirnaroli Theresa Curch Peggy Denton Iane Estrada Lloyd Faulkner Louise Gerke Robert Holtzman Al Hulbert Charles Hall Lloyd Iarnes Betty Irene Iones Rexel Coomes lack Estes Iames Garner lack Grace Dewey Gunther Walter Hedding Lois Heisler '7ZvL Billie Kerlaoueza Donald Lawrence Bill Marshall Howard Miller Dorothy Moran Toshiye Moreta Iaclc Morley Frances Motmaris Francis Napoli Herman Nelle Gertrude Nelson Gladys Nelson Bill Nevis Grace Ong Estel Orr Raymond Parmer Harold Paulson Glenn Pfahl Eva Reker Mary Scali P La Marr Kimball George Neville Mary O'Connell Dave Riley Lee Sargent Iohn Ures Melvin Walker Eugene Scherrer Loring Scribner Walter Shilin lack Silberstein Sam Simmons Dora Stewart Lewis Stites Earl Sullivan Cora Surryhne Frank Taylor lames Ulrich Pete Ures Wallace Van Dyke Winifred Wells Clinton White Marjorie Whiteman Calvert Woods Martin Zinniel awmvg 'agwspggm BETTE ANDERSON BRUCE ALLEN Vice-President Student Body President Vox Populi Club Sports Editor ot Nugget 3B Nugget Salesman CONNIE CATHERINE ANTHONY Rally Committee Council Member Scenery Committee tor Senior Play HELEN MILDRED APKER NELDA E. BAKER Chiet Captain of Civic Service Hall Duty JACK BALANTINE Football lJunior and Seniorl ROBERT ALFRED BALMAIN Senior Play A Cappella Choir lSacramento Highl Stage Craft BETTY LOU BAGWELL Merrie Mounted Golt MARY HELEN BATES Merrie Mounted TONI BARGETZ Graduation Flower-bearer A Cappella Choir Science Honor Club Prospector Stall CLYDE ALTON BEARD Captain, R. O. T. C. President Saber and Chevron Society Council Representative Rifle Team 38 HELEN CAROLYN BEISEL Senior Play Lion's Birthday Party WAYNE R. BENJAMIN Class Representative Senior Play ROBERT BENNYHOFF Hall Duty PHYLLIS HOPE BOWMAN So-Nathis Club Home Economics Club WARREN WILLIAM BRADY Hall Duty LORRAINE CAROYL BROOKS MARY JANE BURKE KATHERINE BERTRAM Stage Cratt WALTER BUSCH DORIS BURNS EDWIN PATRICK BURNS Trattic Squad Dance Band Vice-Pres. So-Nathis Home Room Representative CARLO BWA Three Variety Shows Senior Band A Cappella Dance Orchestra DEWY N. CACIC ARLENE BERNICE CAPLES GOLDIE CAPPS ANN CARR Class Council Vox Populi Senior Play Usher Vocational Conference Committee NORMAN COLE CHAPMAN Music Honor President Hi-Y Class Council Senior Play Cast ALLEN CHINN WINONA CLABAUGH Senior Play Make-up Committee NORMA CLAUSS Cooperative Costumes tor Senior Play THOMAS MICHEL CLEMENTS JACK COLEMAN REXEL COOMES MARTHA COVITCH ROSE DANIS Senior Council Camera Club Lion'S Choice Class Chairman lJunior and Seniorl GERALDINE DERR KATHERINE DICKSON Senior Treasurer Senior Play Cast Home Economics Club Council Representative FRANCIS DILLON Rally Committee Nugget Staff Prospector Statt Vox Populi Club DOROTHY DUTTON Usherette-Senior Play PHIL ECKSTEIN 4 Home Room Class Chairman BARBARA JEANNE ELWERT German Club Vox Populi Club Commencement Speaker GWENDOLYN HENRIETTA EHRMAN Die Deutsche Gesellschatt lSecretaryJ BOB ELBERG Transfer trom Santa Rosa High Pres. of Junior Class Pres. ot Ritle Club Interclass Football 37 VICTOR FANCHER JACK ESTES ALBERT LEE FISHER, JR. NORMA LOUDENE FLEMMING Alternate Council Representa tive lSophomore Yeari JOSEPHINE JEANNE FOLEY Archery Badminton Baseball Basketball JACK S. FRAZEE Senior Play Pythagorean Sigma Rally Committee JAMES GARNER Prospector Statt Football B Team Baseball A lCaptainl JACK GRACE A Track HAROLD H, GILBERT, JR, Mathematics Honor Society Science Honor Society Tennis 37 38 DEWY GUNTHER MARY ELIZABETH HARRINGTON Low and High Junior Council Low and High Senior Council High Senior Class Treasurer Senior Play Committee SHIRLEY MAY HARRISON HAROLD ROBERT HAYES senior Play Rally Committee WALTER HEDDING A Football B Football A Track Mgr. lsenior yearl LOIS HEISLER HELEN HINDS RUBIE RUTH HINTON Low Sophomore Class Representative MARICATHERINE HOFFMAN A Cappella Make-up Club Public Speaking Ottice Assistant G. J. HOLLENBECK, Jr. ISABELLA LOUISE HORTON Home Economics Club LOWELL NORMAN HOUGHTON Dance Orchestra lDirectorJ Lion's Birthday Party Dic Gesellschatt R. DONALD HUEBNER JACK M. HUGHES LaVERNE M, HUTCHINGS Senior Orchestra DORIS IRENE ING-RAM Council Member Senior Play Dance Symposium ROBERT K, JAMES Lion's Birthday Party A Basketball ELMER W. JEFFRIES President So-Nathis Scholarship Federation High Senior Vice-President Block M Society Rally Committee VAHEY M. JENANYAN ARTHUR JENSEN President of Pythagorean Sigma A Track, B Track A Basketball, B Basketball BETTY MARIAN JONES Merrie Mounted Prospector Statf 3B ELEANOR MARIAN JONES Vice-President Drama Club Arch Bearer German Club Class Council JEAN JONES Sophomore Class Council La MARR KIMBALL LEANTENA KUCK High Senior Council Vice-President ot Home Economics Club Girls' Drill Team Cooperative '38 RICHARD LICHTENWALTER JACK LEVRERO, Jr. JUNE LILLY Class Council lSophomore-JuniorASeniorl Nugget Dance Senior Play French 'Honor Senior Ball Committee JOHANNA BARBARA LOPES NORMA VERYL LOVELL EARNEST A. MACKIE DAVID McKINLEY Chairman Election Committee '39 MILDRED MAXINE MAIER DELL MARTIN Home Economics Club Usher tor Senior Play DOUGLAS EARL MARTIN Fall Rally Committee Chairman President Vox Populi Club 799 Captain B Football Varsity Baseball NADINE MAYFIELD Cooperative Vice-President Low Junior Home Room ROBERT McCURRY A Football, A Track Low Junior Treasurer Vox Populi President Nugget Salesman IRWIN W. McCLINTOCK, Jr. Student Body President High Juriior President President of Vox Populi Club A 81 B Football, B 81 C Track MARVIN MCINTOSH MARJORIE MIHILLS Cooperative Secretary High Junior Home Room BARBARA MOOR Dipsy Doodle Dance Vice-President HighJuniorCIass Low and High Senior Council Rally Committee '37. '38 GEORGE NEVILLE ALMA MADALYNE NOCETI Cooperative MARY O'CONNELL Archery Badminton Baseball SABURO OKAMOTO Cooperative JAMES FAIRBANKS OLSEN RICHARD J. OLWELL Trattic Squad Council Representative Lion's Feast JOHN S, OTANI JACK RICHARD PAULSON MARY JANE PAULSON Bridlespur DOROTHY JANE PEARCE Low Junior Council ALMA JESSIE PEIRINI JACK DOUGLAS READY Track Baseball WILLIAM RICHARDS President High Senior Class Council Member Head Cashier-Comptroller Stamp Club MARY JANE RICHARDS Senior Council Committee Chairman Senior Play Senior Dance Committee DAVE RILEY Hall Duty ALLAN ROUSE B Track B Football Varsity Track EDWIN ROWE Transfer From Hoover High A Cappella Choir The Lion's Birthday Party Ouartet Group EARLE I. RUSSELL, JR. Yell Leader Senior Play Varsity Track Business Mgr. ot Nugget Commencement Speaker LEWIS SALE Science Club Pythagorean Sigma A Basketball LEE SARGENT JACK WARREN SELLERS Varsity Football Block M Society EVELYN SCHIRMER Scnlor Orchestra A Cappella Choir Lion's Choice Junior Council GLADYS IRENE SCHMIDT Dancing Class MARY PHYLLIS SHURTLIFF Girls' Drill Team Junior and Senior Orchestra Dancing MADALYN FLORENCE SILVEY Junlar Play Senior Play BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SISSON, Jr Low Senior Council ARTHUR BERRYMAN SPRAGUE CARL BERNARD SPRINGLE Track A and B Tennis Council Representative 'Bb' MARY ETHEL STARBECK Council Member Senior Play Lead Dance Symposium aww Dye AKIYAMA, SUMIYE Ottice Assistant ALAMEDA, RENZI A Team Basketball A Cappella Choir ALVERNAZ, ALICE HELEN Student Secretary Cafeteria ANDREOTTI, LOUISE ANDROVICH, ALBERT JAMES ASTA, FRANCES M. Comptroller Statt Mcvie Proiector Operator AZEVEDO, ERNEST Hall Duty Assistant in Cornptrollens Ottice IZ Serneslersl BAKER ELSIE BAKKE, MARIAN E Orchestra Tri Y BALL GEORGE BALLEW, BURL BAN, KATHERINE EVELYN BARR, ROGER California Scholarship Federation Pythagorean Sigma C ub Nuqqet Statf BAUGHMAN, BLAND R, BEAUMONT, KLYNE Mathematics Society BECKER, MARY W. Secretary ot Gorrnan Club Bridlespu' California Scholarship Federation Candle Bearer BENNETT, ROBERT BERKENKAMP, ALVIN Prospector stall Hall Duty BIER, ROSE Civic Service BIRD, GERALD K, A Bl B Varsity Football Block M Club A Track Vice President Hi Y Club BOGGS, ROBERT BOOTHBY, MAUREEN stsrnp Club Office Assistant MELVIN R. STOVER A ' Football B Football A Track VFBLIN J STRONG JACK C. SUBER Assistant Comptroller Student Body Treasurer Class Council B Football Manager A Cappella Choir ROBERT E TAYLOR Saber and Chevron Society Comptroller Assistant FRANK M, TERRA JUNE TOFFT HELEN ANNE TREGELLAS Student Body secretary Fall was Scholarship Society Rally Committee Sprlnq and Fall l9fIB Secretary ot Low Soph., Hi Soph ,Hi Jr., Low Senior Class JANE TUCKER Spring Variety Show lMalce-Upl Senior Play Charrn School sanirir Playr-Growinq Pains tMakf'-Upl Library Assistant JACK SPENCER TURPTN Class Council Constitution Corrlrrllttvr' Football A Team JOHN URES Sophomore Baseball Football B Team Varsity Football Team BYRON VAN METRE Tennis Team 3B TINA VARANINI VicerPres. Pythagorean Siqrna Senior Play Assistant Direztor Class Council Nugget stan BK MELVIN WALDER ROBERT JEAN WARREN MARY WATANABE CH Treasurer Califolnla Scholarship Soi irty Gorman Hi:n:r Music Honor ARLES PHILLIP WEISBERG lrturutrnnnt R o rc. vrerrres. our orutrena Gesellschatt Master of Cr-rc-rronies Lions Birthday Party Saber and Chevron Society ELIZABETH VIRGINIA WESTERVELT Cooperative LUVAN F WHEALY Senior Orchestra RUSSELL WHITE VERA ELAINE WHITE WARREN K. WHITE VIRGINIA LEE WILLIAMS Treasurer of Horne fl-onomics Club JIM WILSON sturlent Early Treasurr-r Low Ss-ntor Prrzsidcnt Varsity A Football Treasurer lLow and Hiqh Sophorrtore, High Juniorl MIRIAM WOMACK Vox Populi Club Editor Prospector Arrnisttco Day Speaks-r CHARLES WILLIAM WOODS Senior Play Staqe Craft T'-IAIS FRANCES WOODS GERALDYNE WOODWORTH Home Roorrl Secretary RSDrE5t?ntatiVe Alterllate ROBERT YOUNG ' Ham of guna 79 9 BROOKS, BETTY CIANI, THERESA DENTON, PEGGY Sclence Club Low Senior Alternate Counci' Representative Candle Bearer Patlette and Brush Club BROWN, JAMES tytllnsry Editor of X-Ray, Sarto. l-trqn Staqe Crew of January Senior Play rrylcclatehyt Art Committee ot' Christmas Basket Campaign Senior Play of May '39 BROWN, OLIN WILSON JR. Los Habladorcs Club BROWNING, LESLIE Varsity Baseball B'ock M BRUGGMAN, ROBERT BUFORD, FRANCES Cooperative BULJAN, GEORGE Football Baseball BURDICK, BILL Varsity Football Pythagorean Sigma Rally Committee Class Council BYRNE, BETTY JANE French Honor Society CAHALAN, YVONNE CAMENZIND, BARBARA CAMERON, LOWELL CLAYTON CAPEN, WILLIS RAYMOND CARLL, GERTRUDE LAURENE Nana Mona Candle Bearer Library Assistant CASSINELLI, MARIE Civic Service Home Economics Girls' Glee CHEADLE, FRANCES Sr. Orchestra A Cailcel a Choir CHRISLER, WANDA A Cappella Choir Candle Boarrar IGradl.Jtlor' Jan '39 Ushcrrttc lGraduatiort,l Jan '39 Ass start ln Counselor's Otftcc Book Club Dance Club Etiouette Club Tr. trorn San Juan High School ClMAROLl SEVARIN I , O Senior Orchestra Cafeteria Duty-Junior Year CIPPA, ALICE CLAIRE CLEGHORN, JEAN CLOVER, ROY CU Block M Christmas Basket Carnrnlttr-e Two yrs, Vars ty Basketball B Team lTrackl COCHRAN, Mice GRACE Secretary Puelae Speaking c .ll Ottice Assistant CRITCHLOW, CAROL Candle Bearer for January C ass CROSS, BETTY CUBBERLEY, WILLIAM J. JR. Science Honor Society Saber and Chevron Socict. Latin Club lVico Pre-sidonti R. O, T. C. I2-ld Lieutenantl RCH, TERESA Girls' Sports CUTHERELL, ROBERT CU Vice- Rreslden' Saber Chevron Club and Master at Cerenionies Pythagorean Siqma Captain and Record Holder cf Rifle Team '38, '39 Assistant Editor and Photogra- pher Nugget Staff 'JB '37 TTER, CARA-MAY Nugget Editor Girl Captain Cadets lSari'a rnento High Schoolt rtlqn Junior caunerl Rally Cctrnntittee DAY, HOWARD KENNISTEN DE B Basebal Usher Fab IB39 Graduation BERNARDI, LOUIE DEL MORO, IILLIAN OLGA Counselofs Assistant Canole Bl.-.irer tor Februar Graduatirsr DENNISON, MARIAN Science Honor Club Riding Club Low Senior Councl Usherette of January Graduation '39 Liorl's Feast Lion's Choice A Cappella Choir De POLO, JOSEPHINE JANE Library Assistant Counsf-lor's Asslstain Candle Bearer for Ft-ttrllary Graduation DOUDNIK LILLIAN DRYSDALE, MARY AB Candle Bearer Christmas Cantor C. S F. Co-Feature Editor of Rrospfctor DUNN, MARGARET Low Junior Treasurer CooDcrative President G. A, A. Election Cornrnittee- DYER, PATRICIA German Club Co-Feature Editor of Prospectcr mania Club High Senior Class Council EGLIN, DARREL B Team Football Varsity Footbal' Block M Soclrtv ESTRADA, JANE EVANS, CHARLOTTE Drunl Maiorctte- Nuqaet stan Hiatt Senior secretury Scholarship Fecteratl un FAHN, LEO President Hiqh Jl.rii'r Class Vice Prr-siaent Law Senior Class B Football Tr-art. Sprrnq Rally Con-rntttoe FARNSWORTH, BETTY LORRAINE Corfdltor ot Rrosom tor Vice Prt-sioent til So Nathis Scholarship F:-ueratlan ran snniar Play Praauetian FAULKNER LLOYD FFNDER CTRALDINE MARIE FERGUSON, MILDRED FIELDS, JACK BARNEY FORSHAY KENNETH J. Start-p Club Presidont Class Rrtpresr-ntativl' Hiot Sr. Class Trr-asurr-r A Cnprnrlla Chair FOSTER, JUNE El lZABl'ltl C ass Courrl' lScr ' l tiff' 32 FRACARO, ALICE MARGHERITE Calilornia Scholarship Federation FRAZIER, GEORGE WILLIAM The Rose ot the Rancho Growing Pains Lion's Feast Lion's Birthday Party FRAZIER, MABEL FRIEDMAN, ELIZABETH Low Sophomore Council Cooperative Un Libraryl Processional I939 GADDIE, WARREN GARIBALDI, LORRAINE GERKE, LOUISE Transler Lake County Cooperative Senior Club President ot Senior Class Band GILSTRAP, BARBARA JEAN Ottice Assistant Cooperative lMilitary Dept.l Sponsor for R, O. T. C. Honorary Cadet Captain GIPE, ORA ALICE Nugget Statt '38 Class Council Calitornia Scholarship Federation Art Club GLOTZBACH, GLORIA GAYLE Bridle Spur Dance Symposium Candle Bearer Patlette and Brush Club GOFF, THOMAS Associate Editor '38 Nugget President Pythagorean Sigma Society President Saber and Chevron Society Battalion Commander irank ot Cadet Maiorl GRAB, THERESA High Junior Council Low Senior Council Processional KGraduationJ GRAY, ELLEN NATALIE Class Council German Club Prospector Statt International Club GREEN, JO ANNE Honorary Girl Colonel Variety Show '38 Saber and Chevron Society German Club GREENBERG, LEON Science Club Boys' Glee GRIFFIN, KATHARINE Nugget Start '38, '39A ' Cali ornia Scholarship Federation Home Economics Club GRIGSBY, JEWEL ELIZABETH Pythagorean Sigma HAAKE, RICHARD President, High Senior, Treas- urer Low Senior and High Junior Classes S orts Editor Prospector ltlilg et Staff Cali?ornia Scholarship Federation HALE, WAYNE HALL, AUDRIA IRENE Usherette at Graduation HAMERSLEY, DORIS LOUISE Science Honor Home Economics Club 33 HAMMER, J. KEITH President Die Deutsche Gesellschaft A Track Tteam Council Representative Low li High Sophomore, Low Hi High Junior, and Low Senior Science Club HANSEN, DORIS EILEEN Assistant Business Mgr. of Nugget Scholarship Federation High Senior Class Council Lion's Choice HARRINGTON, CATHERINE ANN Treasurer Student Body '37 Science Club Latin Club California Scholarship Federation HARRIS, BARBARA Secretary and Treasurer Stamp Club Latin Club HARRIS, MARJORIE HARTLEY, ARLEEN HAWORTH, ESTHER Girls' Athletic Association Girls' Glee Club Alter School Sports HAYES, MELVIN E. ComptroIler's Staff Science Club HENDRICKS, HAROLD Vice-President Science Club Drum Maior HIKIJI, ALYSE YOSHIKO Lion's Choice HILL, WILLIAM HILL, HARLEY Low Sophomore Treasurer High Sophomore Treasurer Key Club Senior Play HOLTZMAN, ROBERT HOMMA, KIYOKO IRENE HOUGHAM, HARRIETT Sergleant-at-Arms of Latin Club So- athis Bridlespur Club Editor ot Prospector '38, '39 HOWARD, GEORGE Variety Show Nugget Assembly HOYLE, JAMES Track '37, '39 B Football '37 HUGHSON, WILLIAM RALPH German Club Alternate Home Room Representative HULBERT, ALBERT HULL, CHARLES Science Club Stamp Club HYMES, THEO Art Editor Nugget '38, '39 California Scholarship Federation Science Club Vice-President, Pallette Bi Brush JAMES, LLOYD Saber and Chevron Society JEFFERSON, MIGHNON Nana Moma Club ISacrarnento High Schooll JENKINS, GRACE Orchestra The Nippon Club JOHNSON, RUDY JONES, BETTY IRENE Chorus, Cherry Blossom A Cappella Choir lSacramento Highl KAMENZIND, MARY LOU Mathematics Society Vice-President Low Junior Class Spring and Fall Rally Committee '38 Vice-President Student Body KASHIWADA, HARRY HIROO KERLAOUEZO, BILLIE Girls' Glee KEYS, DORIS AVANELL KIMBALL, MARY ELIZABETH Class Council Science Club Graduation Usherette KIRTLAN, HAZEL KLINE, DOLORES Processiorial June '38, Feb. '39 Home Room Chairman KUBO, TAKAJI Pythagorean Sigma Aviation Club KURTZ, MILDRED Cooperative LANARK, BESSIE Nurse's Assistant '37 LARSEN, AGNES ANTOINETTE LAVOND, MARIAN AGNES Lion's Feast Senior Orchestra LAWRENCE, DONALD LEARNED, PATRICIA Low Junior Class Secretary High SeniorClassVice-President Low Senior Class Council Senior Orchestra LEROND, GEORGE LEWIS, SELBY Tennis Team LOWER, ELAINE Nana Moma Society IS. H. S.l Calilornia Scholarship Federation Cooperative MACHADO, EDWARD L. Basketball Manager '38, '39 MACHADO, MARIE MANZITTO, EARL MARKHAM, ALICE Merrie Mounted Pallotte and Brush Club Candle Bearer Dance Symposium MARSHALL, WILLIAM MARTOOSEVICH, HENRIETTA Dancing Class MARTY, JOE Track '37, '38, '39 MASI, MARIE ANNA Oftice Assistant cooperative, Comptroller's Ottice Cashier, Cafeteria MATSUNAMI, JOE I. MATTIMOE, JOHN '38 Varsity Football MAYHOOD, MARJORIE CLAIRE McADAMS, MARY LOU Science Club Usherette McCONNELL, CONSTANCE MARIAN Secretary, German Society Business Manager, Prospector Council Member MCCUMBY, Charles A Basketball '38-'39 Block M Society Assistant Sports Editor Prospector High Senior Class Council McEWEN, FRANK E. B Football '37 A Football '38 McGILVRAY, VIRGINIA So-Nathis Scholarship Federation Home Economics Club Senior Play Production Statt McKEOWN, DOROTHY Associate Editor of Nug et Lite Membership in CaIi?ornia Scholarship Federation Christmas Basket Committee A Cappella Choir McWlLLlAMS, LEONARD Class A Track Lincoln's Birthday Speaker at EIk's Club METCALF, BOB Low Sophomore President Track '37, '38, '39 Yell Leader 3 Semesters Pallette and Brush Club MIDDLETON, ETHEL Stamp Club Graduation Usheretfe MILLER, ELIZABETH ANNE Taedeleri IS. H. S.l Nurse's Assistant Cavtain ol Civic Service A Cappella Choir MILLER, HOWARD Football '38 MILLER, RUTH E. Stage Craft and Make-up Club Senior Play Production staft '38 Usherette January '37 Commencement MONROE, HELEN Science Honor Club Bridlespur Senior Play Spring '38 Latin Club iSacramento Highl MOORE, BARBARA ANN Co-Editor of Prospector '39 Honorary Maior ot R. O. T. C. Rally Committee Assistant Business Manager ol Nugget MORAN, DOROTHY Publicity Chairman Beta Lambda fLodi Highl MORETA, TOSHIYE MORLEY, JACK B Basketball Team Moss, HARVEY A Saber and Chevron Society MOTMANS, FRANCES IRENE MUIR, ROBERT JAMES I Saber and Chevron Society Corporal in R. O. T, C. MURAKAMI, UKITOSHI California Scholarship Federation MURAMOTO, KAY NAKAO, TAKASHI Low Sophomore Class Council Pythagorean Sigma NAPOLI, FRANCIS M. NELLE, HERMAN Varsity Baseball NELSON, BETTY LOU Home Room Representative A Cappella Choir Graduation Usherette NELSON, GLADYS ROSE NELSON, GERTRUDE MARIE NEVIS, WILLIAM Varsity Football '37, '38 Block M Society Track I Year NEWMAN, MARY JANE NORUM, BERNICE MARNA Pallette and Brush Club Processional OGDEN, PATTY Class Representative Art Club OGLE, CHARLES E. T. Second Lieutenant R. O. T. C. Secretary, Saber and Chevron Society A Cappella Choir Rifle Team ONG, GRACE Transfer from Stockton High '38 Office Assistant '38, '39 ORR, ESTEL PAINTER, BETTE JEAN Senior Play Spring '38 Lion's Feast A Cappella Processional February '3? PAPE, RICHARD PARLETT, EUGENE A Basketball Team ll yearsl Block M High-Y Club PARMER, RAYMOND PAULSON, HAROLD Varsity Baseball lS. H. S.l Varsity Baseball PERKINS, CHARLES L., Jr. Variety Show Spring and Fall '38 A Cappella Senior Play Fall '37, Sprin '38 B Baseball lSacto High? PERRYMAN, VIVIAN Mathematics Society Hon-ieroorn Chairman, Junior Year Alternate, Class Council, Junior PFAHL, GLENN Track '38 PHELAN, JUNE PHILLIPS, FLORENCE Cooperative Prospector Nugget '38 G. A, A. POND, EDNA IDELLE POTTER, BERNICE Cooperative, Library Office Ass't., Comptroller IJunior Year Low and High Senior Council POWELL, JANE Treasurer of Science Honor Nugget Staff '39 Lion's Birthday Party Low and High Senior and Junior Council PRATT, PARLEY M. RASMUSSEN, NORMAN A. Traffic Captain 2 Semesters Class Council Sophomore- Junior years Saber and Chevron Society lst Sergeant R. O. T. C. READ, CONSTANCE REKER, EVA Home Economics Club RICHARDS, LACHLAN M., Jr. Captain Reserve Officers' Training Corp Saber and Chevron Society Inspecting Maior's Aid lst An. nual Federal Inspection of C. K, R, O, T. C. RILEY, MARY .Home Economics Club Science Club lSecretaryl RINETTI, ELLA CHRISTINE Cooperative ROBBEN, GERALD ROBERTS, SHIRLEY Civic Service ROBERTSON, CHARLES JOHN Civic Service ROBINSON, MANTHA JANE Secretary, Mathematics Society Vice President Mathematics Society - Class Council, Low Senior Proccssional '38 ROBINSON, TESSA MAE Home Economics Club Cooperative ROCCA, ELLENTHORP ROGERS, JEWEL ROGERS, WILLIAM Saber and Chevron Society Rifle Team ROONEY, ED Sergeant-at-Arms, Key Club Pyro isacramenta Highl Class Senator, Low Sophomore Baseball ROSE, RICHARD A Cappella Choir Los Habladores Club RUDE, LLOYD V. Track A Football A Cappella Choir Usher at Commencement RUTHERFORD, RAYMOND JOHN SALAS, BEN Football Track Chorus SANDERSON, DONALD A. SANGMASTER, KENNETH EARL SANTANA, NADINE MARIE Class Council Graduation Usherette SAVAGE, LORAINE JOYCE SAVAGE, WILMA Rally Committee Nugget, 'as Prospector, Girl's Sports Editor G. A. A. SCALI, MARY SCHERRER, EUGENE SCHMITT, GEORGINA Candle Bearer lCommencementI SCOTT, GEORGE R. California Scholarship Federation Associate Editor of the Nugget Mathematics Honor Society C Basketball SCRIBNER, LORING SEADLER, MARY Bridle Spur SERGEIFF, ANNIE Candle Bearer lCornrnencementj SERRA, GRACE Candle Bearer lCommencementl SHERWOOD, WILLIAM L. Circulation Manager of Prospector R. O. T. C. Ilst Sergeantl Saber and Chevron SHILIN, WALTER SIEGEL, MAXINE Girls' Athletic Association Girls' Glee Club After School Sports SILBERSTEIN, JACK Manager A Football McClatchy Hi-Y SILVA, LYDIA MAE SIMMONS, WILLIAM G., Jr. President, Saber and Chevron Society Ist Lieutenant R. O. T. C. Prospector Staff Science Club SIMMONS, SAM Saber and Chevron Society Sergeant Traffic Squad Civic Service SITTON, WALDO Transfer Chico, Sacramento, Lodi Varsity Football, 4 years Class Secretary, '36 Class Vice President '37 SKARLES, JAMES A Football Team Block M' Prospector '38, '39 Cafeteria SMUIN, EDITH Cooperative Civic Service SOEHREN, RAYMOND Science Club Public Speakin Club Comptroller's Office Usher at Commencement SOMMERS, DORIS MAE Cooperative STACY, RAYMOND LEROY Hi-Y B Track A Track STANDLEY, BETTY STAPP, MARY-LOUISE STEINBRENNER, OTTO Mathematics Honor Society Class Council Science Club German Club STEWART, DORA STINE, BOB A Football I2 yearsl Block M Society STITES, LEWIS STOCKDILL, ADALENE Council, High Soph, Low Junior Home Economics Club, Secretary Science Club Council, High Junior SULLIVAN, EARL Transferred from Woodland Haart School Varsity Football, 4 Dramatic Club Basketball, Z 4-H Club SURRYHNE, CORA SUYEKAWA, GEORGE HISASHI Civil Service 2nd Lieutenant Battalion Bun'er Saber and Chevron Society SWOPE, JACK Lieutenant, R. O. T. C. Saber and Chevron Society SYLVIA, BILL Varsity Baseball Senior Basketball, Manager TAYLOR, DUNCAN GORDON Science Club TAYLOR, FRANK Senior Orchestra TERRA, ALFRED B Team, S. H. S. Football Junior Orchestra S. H. S. THOMSON, RODERICK C. K. McClatchy Senior Band Senior Orchestra Saber and Chevron Society Pythagorean Sigma TODD, MARJORIE TRASK, YVONNE Commencement Senior Play Rally Committee TREGALLAS, MARJORIE ANN News Editor, Prospector Student Body Secretary California Scholarship Federation Honorary Girl Captain R.O,T.C. TROWBRIDGE, JEANNE Civic Service CandlebearerICommencementl TURNBULL, RUTH LUCILLE TURNER, LEONA Processional, Juno 'BB Usherette, Commencement '39 Cooperative Homeroom Chairman ULRICH, JAMES URES, PETE A Football Block M A Baseball C Basketball VAN DYKE, WALLACE A 8 B Basketball A B B Track VENNEWITZ, LORRAINE Cooperative VENTURINI, ROBERTA THERESA Tonopah, Nevada High School Fireside Circle of Nevada Beta Tau De'ta lLiterary Clubl Home Economics Club G. A. A. WAGGONER. EDWARD LAVERNE WALKER, IRENE ELIZABETH WALKER, MELVIN WARREN, BERYL B. Nugget Staff Processional,Commencement'38 WEAVER, WINNETTA JEAN WELLS, WINIFRED WEST, EDWARD A Footballl 2 yearsl B Football IS. H. S.J WHITE, CLINTON Varsity, Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball Sports Editor, Prospector Nugget Sports Editor Block M Society WHITEMAN, MARJORIE California Scholarship Federation Copy Editor Prospector Latin Club WHITTINGTON, ELLIS WIARD, JACK D. F. Captain R. O. T. C. Saber and Chevron A Track Team B Football WIEDERHOLD, HELEN EBY WILDE, CHUCK President t-li Sophomore Class President Low Junior Class President Low Senior Class President Student Body WILLIAMS, SYDNEY A Track President Latin Club Senior Play WILSON, WILLIAM O. Senior Play Varieties '38 WOODS, CALVERT Transfer from Placerville High Hi-Y Baseball WORDEN, BETTY Lion's Feast Senior Playfset WRIGHT, BLANCHE Transfer from Santa Rosa High C. K. Mc. Girls Drill Team YAMADA, SHIZ YANKOVICH, EVA Home Economics Club Usherette, Commencement '39 YOKOTA, MITSILIKO MITZIE YOUNG, RAYMOND A. SaC'to High Military Band ZINNIEL, MARTIN 34 -g1fi--- gm Umm -yan 7939 WILLIAM RICHARDS, President MARY HARRINGTON, Treusure-Y ELMER IEFFRIES, Vice President MAXINE HEYDEN, Secreitlrv' MR. ADOLPH EHRHORN, SpGNSOI 36 gm pg 315 79 The class of February, l939, was unique in that it spent a year and a half at Sacramento High School and a year and a half at McClatchy High School. These last three semesters will be but memories twenty years from now. The hours spent at our history, solid geometry, modern literature, and French classes will be forgotten, but there will be a few things which we recall from time to time with the pride of those who have accomplished something worthwhile. Among these will be the Christmas tree in the front hall, surrounded by gifts of food for the needy, and Charm School , the senior play, which was a delightfully entertaining high school production. As a fitting climax, the oc- casion none will forget was the Senior Ball held in the Eastern Star Temple where we students assembled in formal dress for our last high school dance. Ten to twenty years from now students will recall fondly these events and their daily haps penings in their classes when they tried and thought they succeeded, in putting something over on the teacher . Leff fo riqlli, lownr row: Clyde Bearo, Mary Jane Rlchards, Elmer Jeffries, Bill Richards, Maxine Hefdert, Mary Farrington, Mr. Adolph Ehrhorn fclass sponsorl. Upper row: Barbara Moor, Tina Veranirii, Mary Ethel Slarbeck, Doris Ingram, Tina Kuclc, Rose Dariis. lnxetz Douglas Martin. 436, x, ,. 1 - N 1 'X wi. , H. W.. W X , i if 'I Am , .JF ,, . Wi Z 'wi aff' Q- H ' 1 -: 'jf -5, f E 555252-' S 3-- Q +5-Ealswr'-ia' Vi 6114-MP! Qun9.79 9 yaaaggam CHUCK WILDE President LEO FAHN Vice President MARIORIE TREGELLAS Secretary RICHARD HAAKE Treasurer MRS. ELVA BODEN KClcss Sponsorl Qc JSM? Mrs. sw Bonn, sf-mf Fdfvwcf-h Jaw Paws Q, Maw- Dwmm, sm, Bruzzks, ow PJ--C 1 LA ww, My SPRING COUNCIL-IBoNoml Leff fo Righi, Lower Row: Iwrwsn Gram Rnh Mller, Dwls Harsevg .Mme Dzvwr-w Paw X1 Dw-r Dmrf, McK-wmv upper Row: LW, mf, ar-fy W- mmf, om swnm-,W M.wm2 mga was, Gwfqk- sy' f,1Lwm szgww, m ,., Rf1Q4DnNorr-5 K'e r Charbas McCJrwn.'. FALL COUNCIL-Uopl ron? Row, Leff io Right: Hn Fabr C'-,Q-1 Www, M.m:mf: Treqa Was, Rwcwyrx Huh' Second Row, Lefi Vo RIQM Jam: Rcbiwsmv B'-'mfv FUN-sf, Third Row, Lef7 fo Righf: BMW Lou Na-'sou Swzfqf' OWU Si' vzzfff'-r Kf- Hamm, Bob Mcvmmf, Rmh Mmm 4I vm I I ending dow., me lo fi L. u ,f rc f , rf MA ,N L4 .s. .,. 1 ' brim -r-'Q L ll, ., -J , r, fy' my , ,., L., , P low ' lm, The year's outstanding activity of the class of lanuary, 1940, was the lunior Prom, the school's most welcome sport dance. Since the theme was superstitions, both good and bad, this dance was known as the Superstitious Swing, and Miss Mar- jorie Watts was crowned Lady Luck. The com- mittee who helped to make the dance a success consisted of: Monroe Baer, Wilbur Yost, Travers Durkee, Pat McCaffery, Carolyn Morgan, George Hefflefinger, Betty Taylor, Harry Tammen, Estelle Yost, and Billie Ferguson. We hope to contribute many more good times to the traditions of the school before we leave McClatchy. If our last six months of the school are as happy as the last two and a half years have been, the lanuary class of 1940 will always look back upon their high school days with happy memories. Our council was a busy one throughout the year, and with the aid of Mr. Eugene Lindberg, our sponsor, did much to promote class activities. N ' 'ei f -X M 5 .L., in ' V! lr I N 4s 1 vw QTY-1,1-M ss: us J r 111 Pr rgfs 1 A Xl1M ,J 06' ' 1.8 M. x L- 46 V' f fr '. X I f ff X 1:2 A X 4-I Q. V X iw W., 1 , ' 1 ff J A6 X' Q iff VU 'vi - ' ,AJ 2 ' A 1 B XBLM ii? IL X-v 1 ff i B if A ,g f lrvi SY. . 4'-5 ' , - X j 025,-ggy,Q6 Klan, ng jnbzuauzq, 7940 IEXTI 3 T-J TJ . 'I LIIIIE 1' , mm CLASS OFFICERS .'1.7FxFrNLXF!3' - V IK Ha 1,u,P,'L.,f V Y - - - K FALL OFFICERS llnseil l'.1.UIN.n 'I lm 1 , +1 L 4 'Riff I-Y V1 T 'PAVLHIS 1321 ., N .,I. I !1w'IEfLI.I' YQTLIF f 1 1 MKW- f I x V 44 i it t 4 t l i 51MMggwuL19o LELANU MAFITYH f --------- President BOB Kill TFFMAN - f - Vice President EAN l.Uf'KWOOD - - - f Secretary HAROLD 'NWNER f refrsure: ln addition to beina the laraest class at Mc- Clatchy Hiqh, we, the present hiqh juniors, really have something of which we can be proud, ln every form of activity, whether it be in the field of sports, literature, art, music, or scholarship, you will find the hiqh juniors striving for leader- ship and success. , The class this year is settinq the pace, and the others are followinq. We feel that it is up to us to make traditions at McClatchy which will be fol- l-:ei Reynolds, Daren fuvlovrill, Grant litentvn, Rodney ltun 1 1: , H ig'iePark1:zsoii,lVlf1roiif 'Willarri,Flrri'1 Pieriiii Douglas lfzarne Rlirvia McMillan, Pat Kerriaari, Veriiiitix Meyers, Bol: llilhert, Mary Bulifxr., Kathryn Butsrovich. 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W, .Iuw GORDON HEMPTON WILMA LEE COOK Aff? fl C3 Jnnzunczl - - Pxeszcirmt - - - - Vif:fvfPres1iiQnt Islm Mf:DGme1 Mc1r11ynTrQcJster ff, Nj' Barbara Dunn ALCE MAF SWANNELI. - SPKSWYKI Y DOROTHY HUBBARD - - - Tmasux Bcrbrxrfx Ken ifxll Betty H1150 Rnlpzz R uivwrt Cock V V5 W cf GW 'C' .2 'K M 'Af U gqifg 5, A5431 Qi '5 ? 4 pg Q i F55 X Q b Qgw' ga 54 lgwx, ,pf-Q! 5' , 1' 1: , W 5 53 t gk Q 'Q 3 9 A 512.gif ,E G E Gigi. sf. 3 M Q N 0' f..p- , ' ,,.fSgf. 2 2.59 96.532 -xy Agflx, ' Vg, 1 0 W Q ,Q 5 K: + 0 ,wx ' aa: Vnfsvie! 5353215 9 af? A V 'Hi en! 2 ' 4' 55 iv L All! 1 . Wa ax , ,six J ig Y f x 4s'i3'g g75'5gf a, , W 1, vi' 4 4,3 !5'f9S.f3J 54 jx , .. . T ,I I ,, ol 9 ., .,nf if, . :lg A vp! .I , 4,5 ki .I ,Af H3 'ffl . 7' -6 la is : Q 5-A as . 5 ,h pK'TWW'Mvieegg. is 33,2 g Q Q 3' 3'-3 '35 3 '3 'yfqmigglg Ve! 1 ah W V A i V '. 5 113551. 'v vi I wi. .,,. 1 - gem- f ? fr Q-Ji' . Q . ' sf Y 8 H Q , r Q ak: 'E x ns IA -r r R ' an v F' V' x ,N,. if if 'I' Q T' fr K ' 1 7 'F ww .Viv Q -1' .1 J . 1.335 W: ff 1 1 3 f 5 f Q Q Q as , g , , nr, NMS, KA! I Y' sb If Af! 'sv I' . U4 25.1. fb Q X , x H f? Q. will asm, oggzcm -gnu 79 s The third president to represent the student dssocicrtion dt McClatchy was Tv McClintock. Under his jurisdiction the work ot the cdhinet was corried to cr successful completion. To assist in hondlinq the oticiirs connected with student body government the president oppointed two members to the cdbmet: lim Wilson to the office ot treasurer, cmd Doug Mcrrtin to the chdirmcme ship ofthe rolly committee. Bruce Allen os Vice- President, ond Helen Treqellcxs os secretory proved themselves oble ossistonts, An crctivity that tool: the oiticers troni routine government was the McClatchy l-liqh Commun- ity Sinq held during Qctober ot Radio Station KFBK. Mr, Pepper and Ty McClintock qdve brief tdllcs on school functions, All in dll the third semester ot Mclflotchy wus completed with deep sotistoction tc hoth the students :ind the toculty. ma, Umm -5,wzi,19 9 The fourth student body election at the C. K. McClatchy High School selected the following officers to govern student affairs: preside-nz, Chuck Wildey vice-president, Mary Lou Kamen- zindg and secretary, Marjorie Tregellas. The president appointed Kathryn Harrington treasurer: Bill Burdick, Rally Committee chair rnang and Tom Goff, chairman of the Constitu- tion Committee, This committee consisted of the following members: Marjorie Tregellas, secre- taryg Richard l-laake, Doris Noble, Douglas Frame, and Barbara Dunn. The Constitution Comznittee members have wcilzed hard on the constitution this spring term and deserve much credit for their efforts. Hman... wi X . 4 fig iiiagl 35225555 '- f 'Z 'I QW' .Lv quwxvas - 'fn-ig.wz,-fs, 'L mf nw, Leu +0 Raqm Lal? fo Rsqm 1, X NUGGET SALES STAFF -- 1 , ,, , ,-X . ,. , Second Row A, , Q A ,A V cpfvw we L,,ym.v Commifvuo .H www. in Row! Left Tn Riqwf As Hmmm f W - - N -1 .' 58 Cara'Mav Cnler, Edllor Fran? Row, Laff io Right Iles Hymes, Francls Dillon, Dcroihy Mclleuwn Cara,Mav Cm'sr, Dexnr R'v5N, Gecrqe Scolf, Barbgra Moore, Ar' Clower, Kafherlne Griffen. Second Row, Left fo Right Jane Pawel. Beryl Warrcnl Charlene Evans, virginia Lewis, Eleanor Mcraflane Una Hughes, Doris Hansenl Miss Edna Banks. Ihird Raw, Leif fo Right 501214 EDITOR-IN-CI-IIEF. . ................,,..,,.. ....., .... , . CARA-MAY CUTTER ASSOCITE EDITORS . ., .. GEORGE SCOTT, DOROTHY MCKEOWN ACTIVITY EDITORS ............,......... ROGER BARR, MILES SCHOFIELD. IACK CURTIS PHOTOGRAPH EDITORSHKATI-IERINE GRIFFEN, RICHARD HAAKE. IANE POWELL SPORTS EDITORS .. ,.,...,...,., CLINTON WHITE, VIRGINIA LEWIS ART EDITORS .. ,, ,,,,.,,, ,,,, ,,,, T H EO HYMES, FRANCIS DILLON SALES AND BUSINESS MANAGER .. ,. . DEXTER RIVETT ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGERS .,.........,........ BARBARA MOORE, DORIS HANSEN CAMERAMEN .. .. ..........,,..,....... .BOB I-IULBERT, BOB CUTHERELL PROOFREADER AND TYPIST ...........,....,..,..,,,,,, ...BERYL WARREN CLASS EDITORS Una Hughes Arm Clower Elecmore McFarland Charlotte Evans Bob Schultz Bruce Allen SPONSOR . .. ..,, . ..MISS EDNA BANKS BUSINESS ADVISOR .....,.,,.,,.... .. .. .. .. MMR. HERBERT ABBOTT PRODUCTION ADVISOR ...., ,,.,,,,,,,,, . MMR. GEORGE SMISOR FACULTY ASSISTANTS. ,, .,.., MISS BUTTERWAY, MR. EHRHORN, MR, HALLAUER, MISS IOHNSON, MRS. GREEN, MR, LIND- BERG, MRS. SOUIRES, MR. MAUGER, MISS THOMPSON, MR. BLEUCHER. Cllmfc'1WhYe, Bob Schlllz Rlchard Haake, Bruce Allen, Bob I-'ulberfx Jack Curflsl Mllcs Sccfielo, Roger Barr. MISS EDNA BANKS, Sponsor Insef: M155 Ear.: Berks ISpcnsorJ. iEW,ga,mQs,r, ,WEST-,mf375,J55,7.i ,ist ,rsW,f3vlgi.oi N.k. tk. vw1g3ysfff,1,g:f.e1.,,Y diggs? Deadline! The Prospector does to press! For two short years the Prospector has acne to press and has served the school well. Like an intznt it has slowly grown into o splendid QXLIIII- ple of high school iournalisrn. Miriam Worriack, editor, and stall under the direction ot Miss Edith Reynolds were in chorqe ot publication during the tall seniester and ad- vance-rnent was rapid. A new era loorned for the l3rospector . Bar' hara Moore and Betty Farnsworth, r'o-editors, assisted hy Mr. Vernon Cordry, laciiltv sponsor, are now contributing to the advancement ot the publication. McClatchy student printers, under the direction ot Mr, George T. Srnisor, rnust not he torootten when we rnentxon the school news- paper. The paper has qrownp it will continue to grow. qlorioiisg the ltiture r:ri1qht.Dood linel Thw llr ,1 poctor .tives to presst That is the story oi the Prospector. Trio past is P1wA,u,acffm,2, Jud EDITOR ...,... ,. .. ,,,MIRIAM WOMACK FEATURE EDITOR., BETTY EARNSWORTH NEWS EDITOR ,,.....,,.,,..,,,.,, .. ,HBARBARA MOORE ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR . ,MARIAN IONES CLUB EDITOR ,, I-IARRIETT HOUGHAM EXCHANGE EDITOR, ,,., ,NATALIE GRAY p1umperfvfz,Qs, ' CO-EDITORS. .BETTY EARNSWORTH, BARBARA MOORE ASSISTANT EDITOR, ,, ,, , . ,,.. . IEAN HARELSON NEWS EDITOR , ,,,, ,, , ,WMARIORIE TREGELLAS FQTURE EDITORS. MARY AB DRYSDALE, PATRICIA DYER SPORTS EDITOR , RICHARD HAAKE ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITORS ,CHARLES MCCUMBY LELAND POTTER SPORTS EDITOR, , , ,, ., ., .. DOUGLAS MARTIN ASSISTANT SPORTS EDITORS ,FRANCIS DILLON, ADVERTISING MANAGER, CIRCULATION MANAGERS COPY EDITOR . CLUB EDITOR EXCHANGE EDITOR ,, BUSINESS MANAGER, CIRCULATION MANAGER CLINTON WHITE CONSTANCE MCCONNELI. BILL SHERWOOD BILL SIMI.'IONS MARIORIE WHITTMA N HARRIETT IIOUGIIAM . BEVERLY IEAN CARSON .BILL SIMMONS BILL SHERWOOD ' wa 'wx 1 1 1 ' 21152 511 1111 '41 1 11' 1 If ll 11111 IS 111' 11:13 1 1 1 1 uf IZLQJ. 111 Qxp Russ -.'- 11 11131111111 Wally, n ' The Rally Committee plays an important part in the activities of any school, and we find that it holds an important place at the C. K. McClatchy High School. Members are chosen who will work to make all rally assemblies a success and to maintain aood sportsmanship at the games. Our Rally Committee cl last tall was com- posed ol eighteen members, with Douglas Mar tin acting as chairman. The spring cornmittee consisted ol lourteen members, who worked under the leadership ot Bill Burdick. Both com' mittees served the school well. Mr. lohn Lillie, the sponsor ol the Rally Corn' rm'1ee, proved very helplul and displayed qrotrt interest in the work at all times. MQ' fs'-Q. 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'E SWL ' , '4 '3'Q'r1': YWQQEQL' -, fd:-f 'f, 5155.4-f,':,1'Q,2.q H ,, 3, .-.35 ,W--vg11.4+ -. .-7.4.k5 ,3- ., , , . ,V ,.,A 4 Q , Qkrmf.ii5f.'g:,'4'f.4,f,x?gh'+Si' , ' iw!-,. f- ' 'Z-vlj-ls.-s,9r1?1-.12-Ag5Uifl'Q?s2lg - 'K3:j,4ff1.J- ' 1 I ' , y...y.5, sv' . , -. ik 'R J. A ig? N 1 C f 'vi' tg ggi- .1 gk gy- .L , ,- --'ng P., lfflg 2, , g l i ? siV'1.a 5 ll II ,Sclwv M. f. .1iw..1., . ,zzz iztfz ' 13 :1 X u .: 1'-V4 H ' 1'-- V.,-,L I .. ,, ,, .1.,r.- A 1 01wLb1,a, ' ' The ftnal dramatxc endeavor ol the sprinq qraduatmq Class was 'Once 1n a Llfe Time, Gt Comedy. It 13 1 play built around the hectxc happenings of a trlo :al small txrnr vaudeville actors, May, ferry, and Gosrqo Wvonne 'lmsk Harley Hill, and Charles Ogle-J, who qo to Hollywood wxth the advent ol the talkies to make then fortune teachxnq avtors to talk. Their efforts fall IIllS0l'Ol?lY lust when tltlnqs ln:,k lllurkwst, lxtelp tpxneis from an Lmrvxpofted quarter Gfmzass rllrects the ptfudtlctxcn of :I plcture that proves to lar fr 2:1-ttsrztwrz, qwts ptztuss l.:r May and lfirry and elevates :tit XS. rN1', . lfilsgfn' ., r.. 8iC'5k'255- ni li .uni ,. .-111. . .,w Luau 1 tlrilfn Susan Walker lPeq:y Qenttrt 1 ynunq -rnfxr. :.f vXtQ:Q2n11nqto jallfwrnxa ini w1t?1 '.-Jlzzxxt Eyrs till-1:1 tn lwvfl t the saxfzpjrtzrxq crxst vlerf' R 3.x f.'lL.lf-I ll zz ,rw l'.l1y::v.z: Wfzrxii iflsrzslfer, Maria: Dtnr.1,1,n, flflzcxzlfs Y'--rklris Q1-7 rrzv llazrer, Gtaercgo H-wf1rCl, Kelth llczntimt Ketlttiith Tnxslmy yflney Wtlllcms, Brll lN1lscvn fm' Marty, Harrtett Htmqhrx T am Goff, Bob Metcalf, Barham lwlrzfnw, Bob Ctltltvrril, Fm 'fm-H P 'uw .fvlfrlrfrw Stmgkflxll, H1 ttf: Pfrlntt-r, lf: Ar1rxf1Gr+9ex Y r:s zrt - lilfonriell Renzl Alizzzmf-fl'x '1r:. B11ww:1 tml Hull lll, tty .Q 36' ...K f uf AD' Q- 5' Seff' wg J I H iii ' ' g , 1 ,br ,ai ' M i H I if ,PL fs ' ' W Qi' , ,ft ?5':ff a ' A nv 'ef dx X Q 1 V ,Q K, Q x uint V 5 1 :A M 4' Vf m - Llffw' fav, Q' m N 1 ' V fi A n sj 4 F . - XM 'i ' -.. ' f-'L-,-ff' ' , 5,54-'Q' ,. A u C y. O' r 1 ff' ' m The music department is fast becoming one of the outstanding departments of the C. K. McClatchy Senior High School. Appearing before the public as well as the school, the band, orchestra and vocal groups deserve our praise. The band has added color and zest to our football games. It can now boast of a large membership. The orchestra has presented several formal concerts and has appeared free quently before the student body. The vocal groups include the A Cappella Choir, the Girls' Glee, the Mixed Chorus, and a Boys' Glee. These groups have been very active. They have always been willing and eager to entertain at concerts, assemblies, Parent Teacher meetings and the like. We wish to thank Mrs. Boden, Miss Lothhammer, and Mr. Stevens for their help. ORCHESTRA Luft ot Right, Front: Bob Hirnrnelrnan Elder' Crews. First Row: Thelma Chapman, Frank Taylor, Alice Mac Swannell, Eleanor Byers, Mr. King Gomez, Lorene Glesser, Eyon Holland, Dorothy Kinsey Norma Lovell, Stevens fdirectorj. Third Row: Sevarion Cirnaroli, Helen Wilson, Elma Jacqueline Sliskovich, Ann Francis, Charlotte Evans, Betty Schwing, Pierini, Don Rushton, Jack Verrell, Frances Cheadle, Joyce Alrn, Lois Alice Brady, Patricia Learned, Evelyn Schirrner, Betty Bonnikson.Second Beck, Bill Todd, Joe Cutler, Rod Tomlinson. Fourth Row: Rodrick Row: Marian Lavond, Grace Jerk-ns, La Verre Hutchings, John Hutch- Thomsen, Frank Petzold, Janet Skidmore, Marion Eakke, Mary Shurtlitt, inqs, Richard Mansfield, Frank Riolo Virginia Hartonq, Arlene Torn- Fred Reynolds, Hazel Gibson, Bob Hulbert. linson, Jean Warner, Barbara Robinson, Betty Watana e, Norman lnxlt: Some of our rnusizians in action. . rf' lx J1m1f1,.a.5 TIIIS .rs 1I14g f:11f,1 11 the sm' Ilii ','1'.:1 1,11 1I1f1 P1.0.T.LT. U1111 III IIIIS 11151111111c,11, UIIIQI 115: I I,r,1If luck III Ik:'IYKZSQ.PL'I 111 1119 QIIEWI' 1aIG'1:f111fl I I1f1'sef I1Gd111I.o111fgI11f1ef,c1t 1F19wy:1rIf11111.c11,1 :1111r:21f' suppmt Q111d COODGIGIIOYI 1-IIVOII 119 0111 111111 by our p1111c1pC1I, Mr. Pepper, und ICILTLIIIY .11 1119 Lf. K. 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McClatchy Senior High School was the establishment of the Iunior Traf- fic Squad to regulate traffic near the school. This squad was organized among the ROTC. students and has been in operation for two years with a fine record of safety. Complete control of traffic upon the streets and in the park- ing area is the responsibility of the students assigned to this work. Credit for Civil Service is given to students who are part of the Traffic Squad. Students selected must pass rigid citizenship requirements and remain on the squad as long as these requirements are maintained. Traffic captain for this year is Norman Ras- mussen, assisted by William Smith. Members of the Traffic Squad operate the signal light upon the street in front of the school, which is a very important safety factor in con- trol of vehicle and pedestrian traffic. The squad is organized under provisions of a city ordinance and is supervised by a regular police officer as- signed to this duty by the police department. -fnt.1.Ns rr.. .- -im L.m.,wu-V-x--exam----1-m-n.4r--1+-f-is -'-t M- Mfrs-A-vMf no ' The Co11pe1c1t1vQ sT11de11ts w1v1k three hours J day as nss1s1c1111s 111 The 1eq1st1c11's cihce, f:c,:111p- 111z1le1'5 11t11ce,ut1e11dG11ce ofhce, t111311h1u1-y, Q111d 113 ste11J111o1111e-15 tv vc111o11s 1:ie1zc111111Q11t 5111111- ste110q1'c1p11y 4:1 f1c'1io11111111q. 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'ha-a murmur'-f ' 'l . -sg I xg, we Xf af Q- Hl',M,,.T,:f , ' mill ' ,-Af1:,,2.L.Q.f'7'.'.'f' ' ff, ni Q -: my wg.. - f... - .w ?f1,l: . W L uf ? ii f iz 'I - xiii' 'V ,qgfk , I 3 ati!!! fi' - ,Q 1 fir 5 E f 5. l1i' Hu,, l'p, f Q 5 ' lg 'sn 7 1 ,Q .,, 1.1 . Ii, 'W'- f ' if 'xz' 'H' Q , t N x A A ,4.. X 2 5' 9 5? hmm Kwlfvf- Our candid camera sees all and knows all. Grouped around the captor are the captured. Those pictured on the preceding pages represent the various duties and pleasures of a school day. The pictures present to the reader a picture of life at McClatchy. Fred Barker looks as if he is doing a good job. Doreen Cook and lanet Reynolds must be go- ing to a test. Unusual scene-Beverly Ottem, Iune Wilde. Marion Wilkens is taking a rest. Agnes Pallaeci and Tia Iuana Carr, a couple of low sophs, looking around. Willis Capen recommends a cheerful smile during school hours. Charlotte Guthrie- Camera caught. Efficiency, the last word in the home eco- nomics department as shown by Doris Harn- mersly and Alice Bissett. With whom is Earnestine Dietz talking? Another angle of McClatchy. Bill Simmons, Dex Bivett, and Tom Gott hold- ing a before-school discussions-whose ears are burning? That hungry girl' lean De Haven. Monroe Baer discusses the highlights of the day with Wilbur Yost. Flash! Bobbie Iune Watson studying. The latest thing on the dance floor quote' ff loe Marty and Selby Lewis. Iewell Doud looking very coy. Hold that pose, Harold. George Cheerful Face Scott, lack Wiard and Harold Gilbert returning for an afternoon of study. Bill Burdick, Chuck Wilde, Arthur Iensen on their way. Hold that smile, please- Mr. Boswell, Mi. Az' zara, Mr. Blucher. Such ci crowd! owwwbm ..Qr, Cll' f ilk fy? p- ...- A . x, I fj 'QL4'f- 1,-Ar, I.. , 4, . A .. l K P SABER AND CHEVRON soclsrv-quppefp I Lewcf ,-W , 11 ,. 1 ,. , gn .. . .-1 ,. ,H , K 1 1 1 1 1,f L ,, H ,. -. 1, Av- 1 A. 1- sf 1 1-1,. 1 'R ' ' 1' f, K: 1, -W1 Top ROW: I : if , N1 1 .', '- .' ' K1 W '1 ' l'11,.: 11 - , A-.,1,, 1' F CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATIONY-uowefn rcnVRow , 5 1 1-1 ' 11 f- 1 y - 1- Mg M, rf., 'f ,. Q My 11,1 1. 1' - sad Row 'f 1'f 1 ' 'MW' ,, ,, p, .,.., 4, 1 , Nidd!eRow 11 . 1 av--.sv K ,L .1 ' L' , , ,U L4 ,1. M , ,I MH N, , mf' M -1 fw r.' 1- n11 -' 1 1: r. 1 l1,1 1, A ,. ,, , . ,Q 5 ,, , M H -- '-ff 11L111 H111 P , NK, ,,, I, ,,4, B,.. .,, f My jab und, Lyuzww TPII3 'IIVWIW ics 1 vi L f:2ffi ff? IW frail?-T Offifers rswrncvstm 'TI 1-Izivh f1f'311Xf1T 'g-Wmr. fII'ff 111 uw 1'z1:u1:s1:,1'vrv11'i wffimlrsr 1'1 Thf Roawrvv il IIN? PNK ULU vfhver Vlfto Prwslnwlwl, Bm1O1thf Cjfflwflras 'I'rf11m1111 Vwlpss 1 I Thv V. K, Mf'fi1C1TfTi1Y' HMM orlm' 1 I, Hr'v11ruQgSovmlmy, FFUYICT Imtvit 1 rm 1'1 Ml.: gs:a4'1f11',' ms hf2l1'1 in thsrf first T1vmGo1f. alzZo',Srho 'jndmatzbn V111 12. lmvo f'fI'l1I1Sl Vflw :wt Yllfllif' use? Hi Ofilcmfr mf: PTFSYIHVWIII 1 t '1' BI'1.:a1-i plllsf elim? D1f1w11'11.' 11 '11r1:11:f'1r1fh1p, f'rDs1C1e1:I l5fl1xIlTI:f TTIITH 1 IV1ff11 .fi,f'. YPK1- MTV xxx.: 2 N11 Sicimmt, Hull Simmmussg wfelh Tronsurvr, Emost crrtmrp MTISIKWT-KIT-zx.III1F, , Mi IlI i' 1351015 xVYlfi' 11: 5wc4I1111z'.' D1-1:11Sh'1.' , Y11' 171N1f'lr1.1. if' af 0 P luzan. ' Our past monthly meetinqs have been very interesting and entertaining. A picnic, a Christ mas party, a senior banquet, and the initiations have been the outstandinq events of the year. Natural history rneans the study of all out door life, and this is the field included by the Science Club. So-Nathis, our club name, comes from the longer name, Society of Natural His PYTHAGOREA Front Row: Bob Cuthrrrll, Nmtwv tom, Viviun Perryman, Fvolyn Nrsstf-r, Mah-m Robinson Jmft Gftqgtt-,, Mm' Lott Kamfffwft Be-tf, Bowriilfsov, Maw lm-rt, Pr-'rn Wtlttwrvts, Tfvv Goff Back Row: SCIENCE First Row: Crm-'qv Htwqlrs rtvftrf Hcrrrtrtqxs Bob Mvtmt, Daw-1 umm, rows' Cnrvvpbtt , Cforqr Fmt,-,, tw, of-enwq, ow Stvtnvffrrfrt R-tv Sopmt-tt. Second Row: Rotly Ntfvttttf, Kt-tw Hmttnfb- Doris Harnrrrritfw, Jrnr' f o 'lS'r' Mar, Ktrvibal', Ther, Hvrrwrrs OurLi' Taylor, Bti St'vr'v:7'rs. Third Row: Dcvw Cont Vw 'ri tttzifmm Marti' Qur officers are: President, Torn Goff: Vice President, Mantha Bobinson, Secretary, Mary Lund: Treasurer, Bill Burdick, Master of Ceremo- nies, Georae Scott, Sat.-at-Arms, Richard Hafilce. tory. Gur officers are: President, Forrest Camp bell, Vice President, Harold Hendricks: Secre- tary, Betty Farnsworth: Treasurer, lane Powell. N SIGMA-tUppert It,,t,t ting' Cf 'tp Sqftt Rfwfwqt its-wsf-rr Rtrttw: r-Mat-Y ltrtislrt r- ,M BV, K B1-,ttnfwt Bt- Bmw, it--'tri--t Jaw CJVQ ,l1rvBrvw, lntfr r- Dv Lftt ' Mr Frm- ' ctua-ttowefl k f ttf P Mt rw-'S Ht-W Bott, ' ffm T rtwf rtvfrt Mower' Aw' rr S'f'- rt 'v 1' ' tiff' '-'ft : tt'-tf.1mr- Mar, lou Mcfvsn Us 9r'r.t Wil wr View gtff cffwwr mv, Rm. fitt l I-' + , r y gt E x uri-fy -- 1, ,?f't,-- gf. A y ef--9' W s:3Qi,i: xr ,L+ 'W Lk' . ,rv Q wt. 'fwrf' is J: ig?-We , iff 9 Q f, . Altxf rift, 'if-aff: f 4 wif! 1 .pe . ff- -'wit .Qt Y- A-'?', Q , , A new fi? r if Q ,. ,fm Our offrccrs are: President Mary Ah Drysdalo Vice-President The-0 Hymes Seecreiary Barbara Green Treasurer Pattyflqderr Serqearrt-atAArmS Dexier Hrvett Our officers for This ierm are: President Arthur WCIIICJIT Vice-Presrrierrt Tom lanes Secretary Cfscily McRae RITING CLUB Second Row: Mr- vrifr-1 Orr---r Bn. 4- C, rr qw A -fr Rv'-yzs Fw- Curr,-r, rw: rwrfffm flww CLUB xB Hx' M1'.L'i Pwr ffipivr' AW rr M.vL re-1 V-' f R fa- Second Row: .wwf Dr '4.w:, Mama' M R 1 ' O u ' 1 'lvl V ,.,,,,f fx ,f 5 f ..- I 8 n '1Or STAMP CLUB-IUpperj Leffto Right ti L-'- my Rm-ff, Mmm Barr Bch Bmpr tommy Jones, Karim, Mr md, Kenneth Forska, Harry cutzm Frmvfs cw fq. B time W' so r ii 1' 1, Burr w-J Harris, Frhfzl M 'iii r-'ony Kafhefne HOME ECONOMICS CLUB-lLowerJ Top Row:C1' '- A iii: iw , Josh lfrkrznfr fl, Ralf-rin Venturiri, Row: Acre'-Erie Sfockmll Jfxvv Hyper Lewz F1 '- 'iq M45 Lunar tw Ruff, Mir. l .is-W Brow, Emilie Sfdrrouc, T-:nag Mae Rnbirscr, Cdrervvv Gdfiin, Dzris Hen-'vars'-i-, CU C DC. MY, Q '- Vi'1 'iH li ltnr F' , Mvfii- Qlf' 1, B,-Lupin ,r lJV1's':', tl1i wWis:m. Lower McGilvref4 Artrimr- Wc-r-stef Did you know that there is a story behind every stamp? Did you know that very often a stamp is worth more than the two or three cents you pay for it? A member of the Stamp Club learns these fnzfgzawu, aa, We plan our homes with care and pride And learn to serve a meal, We make our clothes with fabrics right For use and style appeal, things. There is also a chance of winning a door prize at every meeting. Our officers for this term are: President, Rob- ert Burgerg Vice President, Tom lonesy Secretary- Treasurer, Barbara Harrisg Corresponding Secre- tary, Katherine Kadel. Our officers for this term are: President, lean Harperg Vice President, Catherine Sabbatanip Secretary, Adaline Stockdillg Treasurer, Roberta Venturini. Pi' ll-n II Y ,, E ,wr if-r DIE DEUTSCHE GESELLSCHAFT' -fUpperb K LATIN CLUB-lLower1 rQpr40w1-f-.i-w,sUrg,'-rrw--ffl '- a Q..ff,. A , rr, rw - .rw r,Vrf,,rrr..-Vfmsdduerzow-,'wx-Mr' rr.fw-wh'--.swf-Nrr'--,N W R. new-f '-,N mr. mr wr. ,rr H f f. Lower now: .fw M.. rw V. :if--r V M ,H ,V r- .V rr- - www -V. Hrvrwcgv- rfr all-,V frffrxwrf rrrm-V rf rr-H .rw Q' Q 9 Presrderrr Kmv Srivtrfvote We re the members of the D. D. G. I W X Vlce Prabsdvrrz Llwym Icrrrlkrrr A frrecri club us you fran see ' 5 X Secretary Mary Berke All our meetmqs we frll wrth glen Treclsumr Dick Hmkzm 1 Amd there are marry, mczrry mmre to bo. Sergeant 'rt Arms Ton: 1,-H0 I U ,Quiz L' lrzoluun I. C. L's. Lrcms whcr like Lutm, Our zuffrcers mei Prelszderrt Hr,TVx'GTfiSCI1'AJf2Ir7 V159 Fr:-1: Scrcrbtfrry Trzlnsrlrm ldplr! Br.. l'f11k' - Icrnrrw UVM rrr Irrhk 23'-.wfrrvc 5. 1. H.. The play days are the highlights of the GAA. Aside from these days there are the meetings, initiations, and after school practices in which all the girls enjoy taking part. a8lndL Sow! You have heard what happened when birds of the same feather, all good fellows, flocked together, The same happened when McClatchy's GIRLS' ATHLETIC Top Row: Plw lis Fill fr, Nam Bulian Ev-llla Scavone, Anna Lee, LclS Jafvito, Florf-Pre Phillips, Evelyn Lcwls, Eunice Lyclce, Shirley Horton, Mare Jncrscs Mmm- Harvey, Vlrql'-lg Ncclm S. Lower Row: Beverly' BLOCK Top Row: Jorr M:DaflQIs, Bob Olwcll, Jrvnes Slcarlfzs, Bob Sims, H-:ward Mi C' Lf' fi Rui A MQW' l' S C' t WL B'l .y 56 , I liim I l'l GV7 ilAE, smart, tulle sewing. Middle Row: Bob tem, Al Hulbert, Maman Aqram tens em sv Pmiffl, Emma Ham, c-we Micwb., ASSO ..M,. Our oiticers for this term are: President Mary Ann Biiljan Vice President Margaret Meyer Treasurer Shirley Horton Secretary, Eunice Lycke Recorder of Points r Petra Will1anis men of sports formed the Block Society un- der the direction of Mr. Frank Alustiza. All mem- bers have earned the coveted Block M . CIATION-tUpper1 D9 Ccvr, 'Wllrvi Swami Margaret In'-v Clrwv llf f'.'1 Mrs. l-lfwir Conoyw, Roscfvnw Judah, Ji-or McCilr'im Ffbtni Wi lm-vs, Pmduvv l-la.-f'n,. fLawerj Roy C over Ewm Hou Pew Urfs Conf' Fr.1flfAllst?.'.i,BoNom Row: B l Nevis, Pew Wfswv ,c-rn Bvfi Dvffi EQV' Fwcl l?'oJ:Ps our vriqi-, Bit Pivmf, Biff Belly' Fir LM'-fl rv fl lr'v is L RIDING CLUB ,-+1 Le!! fo Riqhfl Lower new Mfr, r rf, Yr L, H H f r r second now, M A L4-f-.HM ,vw ry, A my r-I-k,,,,r 3 , , ' ,. I wr.-.-r,1.',R 1 1 A w r . , N, , ,ll ll ' ll Do you like to qcxllop across lrelcls, m flflfl Qurgffrqggryglpf 11115-fxyy,,f,wg out crrrrcnq treQs, crstride cr swift horse? Wi'lllld , gf ggrgrf., yv'yjg 1 r you like lc plcxrr and present your own rgyrrrkcrrrcl? 'Arif T E1! r'-J1u!'. r r r I r lf so, min Bridlespur and emoy the frlter sclrcsl ,rr1,gry,r 'r X rrg r r rrdes , ' '-rv Spam ...W Jw V, ' l ' nf 1.1 HWY' 14 'Kr .1 i gi' in 52 -V22 f 1 1. 'Sing .f ,,, LA i z F ' 5,11 L, pk Q - 4 1 -. ,Q .- as N T, ,,., , . .,,p, 'Z 38 vARsurY-from ,Q Z' .. w:r-qv 2' rf-map' 4: Lf: Firsikow: B1 V-1.s 4 w 1 SH BJ!! ,Y FV' 1 v'v'm'v M1 v' lvf S Six, wh'1 ' ri' 1 xr' E1 ' Y 'W' MN 1 1v N iflu! Second Few: ,H 1 , v N' '- rf f 1' A4 1. J- '.fv 1 ' V uk x s .iw -s 'Q-ifv' Ak . . ' L , 'He Third Rovwi : ' M C. M, -J' 5':vv- Vw' AMN fm' A..2'.'1b rs 'nfwlrzhv' wmv '41 VV r PIN wx B TEAM-IBoHomJ First Row: Q.. H U W., J- Yu, l4,.1 :'N-'41 4f'1 's 1 M,vu1 1, B ss Qu LHC' ws 5 I' x Second Row: L1 71:14 Jw' M CJ H. lm -'C'.1s,b- I- 1 w' Dr' Swv- '-1' F-'N 'z' P-,rv .l,. vf ia Nv .lm -Ska s wffmr Lum NNW fv' A 1-' H1 la A11 r ,w..'.mf 'f J C .'1. ' Eur 5 Sm, 'x L. -'as '.'-iw-axf 86 e' V-Jug Third Row: C J ' N r 'VF4 V M jnnfball I Employing the Alustiza version of the Warner offensive system and displaying an ever present formidable and stubborn defense, McClatchy's SB varsity football edition emerged from the field of battle with a record of three victories, a tie, and four defeats in eight grid wars. Composed of a fast charging line, backed heavily by reserves and an equally fast and hard running backfield, the Red and White eleven launched their campaign with an im- pressive 6 to 6 tie with the Placer Union High School. After rolling up a total of 211 yards against the Hillers, the Red shirted gridders con- tinued to show power, running rough-shod over Christian Brothers College to the tune of 26 to U. As a result of the Lion's 8 to U victcry over the Grant Union High School in their third tilt, McClatchy was left at the top of the heap oi those in quest for the coveted city grid title. Swinging into the crucial part of their cam- paign, MccClatchy's winning streak was teme porarily halted by three straight setbacks, a l9 to U defeat by Stockton High School, 7 to O in a gruelling battle with Woodland High School, and a 26 to O thumping at the hands of Lodi Union High School. As the score McClatchy 34, Roseville, l3: might suggest, McClatchy scored at will in swamping an airminded Roseville aggregation, McClatchy's attempt to annex the city grid title to their rapidly growing prestige failed when they were defeated in Sacramento's little big game by a score of l9 to O. Rsadinq down, Left to Right: Tom McCavd-ess, Boo Olwett Met Stover, Ewooa Rhoacns Jaw Batavfne, John McDavvtels, Pew Urcs. 5 iffbtdtvf ' Q if xii my I I L 1 4 . Left to Right: Wallace Van Dyke, Dave Larkin Gene Par1ett,ClintW1'ite, Bob Lewis, E le Nssxovich,Char1f-s MC- Cumby, Bob Rodgers, B11 Put-afn, Roy Clover, lns0f:Ma5ko1ich,WhFte, Putnam, Rcdqers,Lew1S. a6'aAA.afbalL lt took two years to happeng and when it did, it happened in the sport of Basketball where King Lion proved his superiority over the would-be kings , Dragon and Tarzan. For great- est arnng the accomplishments of McClatchy's varsity basketball team were the decisive vic- tories over the Sacramento and Stockton High Schools, the first in the school's history. Utilizing Coach Chauncey Wilson's fast breaking offense, the Red and White cagers fast breaked their way to fifteen victories in eighteen games played. The Lions conquered Grant Union, Sacramento High Schools, and Christian Brothers College to tie for first in the mythical city championship. ln the conference race McClatchy placed a strong second, one game behind the leaders-winning five and dropping two games. Team Won Loss Team Won Loss Davis 33-24 Woodland 38-31 San Iuan 30-18 35-18 Rio Vista 35-26 Lodi 31-19 Roseville 24-26 25-22 Placer 15-22Stockton 24-18 28-43 Grant 42-26 Sacrarn'nto 32-27 25-28 38-21 C. B. S. 34-16 18-21 Although Ernie Maskovich and Clint White, forwardsf Bob Lewis, center, and Bob Rodgers and Bill Putnam, guards, held down the starting berths, it was the reserve strength in the persons of Roy Clover, Charles McCumby, Gene Parlett, Wally Van Dyke, Dave Larkin, Bob Iarries and Art Iensen that was the secret of the Lion's suc- cess on the hardwoods. Q . v - mf...-.,,n. if W I , Q ' ,, I '- . - t. tx , fr X ' 'Z , , .1 . . Y 'ru .4 -' i A W f , i ' lager ' 4, Igliff 15, -lt W.: X s .1 ' '. J N S ,- AE-S. , O gxxt K' ff xv , t' Z Left to Right, First Row: J: - K' ttvt t-tv x'N'v ' LH ttmt th V' ty 1 My ' '1 ' A' Mft, N R wt rf cv- Af- tv- ww-f w-V cttw Top, Lefrto Right: I wt -1 it 1 rf 5 ittx, H Cuw' AJ-wsf 5 Fare D Ln'-WC. McC...ms, W VV U,-f' B Jmws R cf W s Future nicztertczt tor Red and White cage GQ qleqcrtions was very evident on MCC1UtChS S C hoop squad under the cocchmq ot Coach lock Mcxuqer. After enjoying Q winning practice schedule, the Lion babes were elimtrtctcd by rctmento Hiqh School in CI two-game series for the teaque title. 90 the Suc- play-Ott Successful when speaking of the 39 Basket- ball season doesn't refer only to the varsity cam- paiqn, for McClatchy's B caqers were equally as successful. The B squad placed second in both the city and conference title races and scored victories over Stockton and Sacramento High Schools. Winninq eiqht out of fourteen qarnes, Coach Wilson had trouble in finding a Winning combi- nation durinq the early stages of the season. However, the quintet of Pete Ures and Al Laz- zaronie, forwards: Bert Bonomi, centerg and Lee Potter and Shiz Yamada, quardsp proved to be the winninq five-losing only three leaque af- fairs. lack Ready and Vernon Baer, quardsg Earl Martin and Fred Wristen, centersg figured in starting roles also and turned in creditable per- formances on each occasion. Bonorni was elected honorary captain by his teammates at the sea- son's close. GROUP- B CAGERS Left to Right, First Row: Georgejcttaft, Al Lazzarone, Bert Borvowi, .lack Morley, Fred Wrlstev, Vrrrcrr Bac-r, Marvin Silva, Jack Ready, Pete Ures, Shiz Yamada, Earl Martin, Richard Gates. Top, Left to Right: B. Borrornl, J. Ready, J. Morley, S. Yamada, G. Schatf, A. Lazaroni, F. Wristcn, L. Potter, V. Baer, T. Roberts, E. Martin, P. Ures. 2 .85 1 'Y' xv --f WWWL ' 1 xi wif 0-0 v A' qs - - ar D QA as v' Leif to Righv, Fronl Raw ' ' 1 in Secowd Row: 'XJ r L L l A li' if w ws H we ' X 'V rnifduowz, will 5,1-V L' , :vi Hcrrmw NUM- Wil Sill l H MJ 1 ff f H -' ni ' Back Row: vw 1 l. limi- 5 S, X i Al M 'AN .v Mlvi Ay l-1 Lyfih. H . r -' aS'aanbalL Hull Q .' ei :pil fhiils lir sxirfw .fslizl was The I t ling: wily to desciil Q l-Artiflllil-gli', f QQ r can-i :ii curnpciqn at the time that ilio Niii3qel' wont to press. ln preparation lor their cniciol league ploy with Woodloiid ond Scicruiiieiilu lligli Scirliools, the Lion nine split G series ol 5-ight practice tilts losing to Gnd triiiniphing ovoi Tho Cenitail sexc- lions lop bcisehfill uqqreqolisgris. Plczyinq un exceedingly losl rrrond ol hull, tho Red and White varsity riino dropped o two-qoine series with the title-holdiiiq 5fIC'TL'Illlf5'I1lLJ llinior College varsity ning' :ny 5core:sc16t:m i uno 7 to 3, Qinerqed vicioriopis over lhc Gronl Union lluili School in two out oi three qornels, ll io 115 8 to ll und U lo l, ond split ri lwolqznne SOIIGS with The Rosovillv Union Hirili School lieinq lips-Qt in Ilif- lirst irciy, li lo G uno uvenqinq The deform wilh ii 7 to 2 v.Ctory in rho Iiiiul Till. ljoreniosl onion-5 llie perlorirunces ol Couch Bill Hollcniers lose bullers is the startling but decisive 5 Yo 3 triumph over on uridefeoled, in nine struts, University mi Lfulilorniu Freshnion nine. Coached by Coach Bill Hallauer and having yet to turn in a dull perform- ance, the Lions, aside from abundant power at the plate and their ability to muster tallies, displayed a strong defense all season. Bert Bonomi, third sackerg 'Dutch' McWilliams, short- stop: Pete Ures, Znd base- man: 'Babe' Houx, lst sack- er, and Iohn Ceccarelli and Nick Prevolis, catchers,- composed the inner defen- sive Wall. The outfield pas- tures were patrolled by 'Red' Paulson, hard hitting left fielder: Clint White, centerfield, and Ernie Mas- kovich, right field, McClatchy's strong pitch- ing staff was composed of Wally Turpin, 'Hub' Agra- va, and Maskovich, speed ball artists, 'Ierry' Hutton, sophomore twirler, Phil Santich, relief ace, Leslie Browning, curve ball fling- er, and Sam lshida. Bill Packard, catcher, Earl Lavine, Mel Kelly, Lee Pot- ter, infielders, and Bill Syl- via, Ed Rooney, Al Lazza- ronie, Herman Nelle, out- fielders, formed Mc- Clatchy's reserve strength which was the secret of the Lion's success in the dia- mond sport. 1. Q 9 ., - 1 WMV .ww1 1,as. L... ra ...ff .1 . 110 1,1 Q S 11-, 1 ' 0 0' 1 11,251 'ass A ., .af 1. W 1 W W. 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M, v -ff rw ' ,W 1-- I Middx. now- -- ,N I V 4 vm, , PM I' gf' X v - '51'r 1 FN - I 1'SM 'H 'Y fU1'1l iw 3' 1' R1 Vf' wc '4 A f adCknQ.1m.snS 1 mm se,+,1f-Myc ,ffy 1, 1 1 v-f1 V 'vw 1-' 1' H - My WV-Y 5 Ev Mn-:fu www Tue' W- 1 - K 96 Hockey, a fast moving sport, takes much skill and energy. Perhaps that is why the girls find it so enjoyable. '.o1' 3 1 y S Due to the lack of outside courts, basketball has riot enjoyed such wide popularity as former- ly. However, when the new backsiops are put up this summer, it will aqain lake its place in the regular curriculum. Volleyball is the winter sport of The year, due to the fact that il is more easily played indoors. 98 Girls in the archery classes have found that they attain much grace and poise from this popular sport. Badminton is rapidly taking the place of tennis in the hearts of many of McClatchy's girls. QW? 9' A-Mfg! r- s '35 1 if f Xi. z , ? .5 L 1 ff i . 1 'N-5 ' gk , f ,N Sf 'Fx .gk 5. . w 'fj iv P K I ',.a,:5 X :I 1-A 4 w .. 2? 2 'Z . 5 95 4:1115 + K A qi X K Q U X, - 5,,t17i:V.ik.? Q V A ,M W wi Sy.. .W Q V Aw 'W .,, , 5' 4' 4 2,9 'f '?be' 1'?' . 3 50,5 N ., ,M Z .L L .MN N ' :eff J' 3 A5 5 K in Q sz tw 4 f. . fa M Q-fix, , :4 Zn , 5 1 ak E ,A 15 w 'cl' M aw , A U- .I 3 I-. 4 4.2 if .- f , W J zee: 'S -2' A ' ' ffl? 5 5' L Y f MX fix- gn 5 'K ff , L I A3 Y, 5,,,, , A YH .. i Q 5 15, 9 ar, Y A7 r 9 f ? 2 4'vP Hymn, McClatchy l-liqh, We honor thee By seeking after truth, We pledge our deepest loyalty And offer thee our youth. We would be honest, brave, and hold To win for thee a prize Thats Won and done With Wisdorns aold And fashioned tor the skies. -ar ,.,....-- 7 911, ' .IL The Nugget Staff wishes to express appreciation to all those who contributed in any way toward the making of this book. With this thought in mind we wish to let our readers know those who assisted us in the final production. The firm of Silvius and Schoenbackler of Sacramento, Cali- fornia, is responsible for our cover and binding. Lederer, Street and Zeus Company of Berkeley, California, engraved and printed our book. This work was done in coniunc- tion with the engraving department of the Sacramento Bee. The Senior pictures, those of the administrators and teachers, and many of the group pictures were taken by the lohansen Studio in Sacramento, California. The football, baseball, and track pictures were taken by Mr. Benning. Through the courtesy of the Sacramento Bee and the Sacra- mento Union we were able to obtain some of our most prized shots . Valuable assistance was also given us by many of the teachers and students. We thank you. jhn,'?'lu4qnL.5laII.