McClatchy High School - Nugget Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1940 volume:

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The editors, realizing this, decided to honor our state by using it as the theme of this year- book, ln a sense, our school is a state within a state: We have a governor in our principal, his council in his vice-principals and coun- selors, We have elective officers headed by our student body president and a representa- tive form of government in our House of Representatives and class councils. Accordingly, we have devoted our section pages to beautiful scenes from our native state!Yosemite, the State Capitol, Lake Tahoe, the Redwoods, and the sea coast. Vernal Falls, 'Yosemite Page Th ree 41632 Hp ----f will ..... sf , Nu, ,Qs ' Q,-ffifw ,fn -vs V 'L ,, ,, , :w,,eg:'1 -- M.. .N wh F' + I A K 1.. X gL,,' k 14' Ei -HQ. ,lg ss.zWw3:i ,UL-, f' K V .j.f,wi W5l', yi my ww 'fun- x, ,, mi xy m,,, vm 1 N it X .yi -1 in iff' Nl MR. CHARLES C. HUGHES Superintendent of Schools Secretory of the Board Bnalwl og cf DR. A. M. HENDERSON, President DR. lOHN E. KENNEDY MRS. MILDRED E. BEVIL MRS. GLADYS M. MCCORMACK MR, CHARLES C. HUGHES, Secretory , 79 9-7940 MR. CHARLES C. HUGHES Superintendent of Schools MR. LEO B. BAISDEN Assistant Superintendent of Schools DR. IAMES F. BURSCH Assistant Superintendent of Schools ew Y .14 -, Apu -Q .M M 6 J 3,351 , wi' K ,f. nhl? I . 5' .. 2 ' W9 w , my W ,,, AH . vi W , ,L fy:..,L,r VMS, , 1 MQ , , . www, x,.. ax k i ' we ,Mn , wg ing , V .qu 2, A 1,8 -- ' f 'Ffa at 5 f- H - fs f, iff ff' if M- on-p ' ' fn Page Ififlhl Vice-Princxpqls Kin center circles!-fleftl Miss Frances Mxlnes and Mr. Malcolm Murphy. Counselors-lupper ESU Mis? Pnnh Holliday cmd Miss Irene Clark. Lower-llelll Mr, Icmes Gardner, Mr. Theodore DePolo, and Mr, WG! C GUSY. With a Smile He Guides 'Youth 'WLQQL thin, Hnumuwm The story of California is a saga of pioneering, of vision, of co-operation, of Work well done, and most of all, of belief in the future. May I say that the story of our new C. K. McClatchy Senior High School also has meant pioneering on the part of the good people of Sacramento, of students, teachers and school officials. To the student body, l say that yours is the golden opportunity of sharing in the development of our state, and of living up to the challenge and bringing to fulfillment Sam Walter Foss' command in his poem, The Coming American, Bring me men to match my mountains. MR. S. A. PEPPER, Principal. Page Nine Jim Jwzfi, Guardians, instructors, and friends of McClatchy's youth are its faculty, or which there are seventy members who devote their efforts not only to regular classroom instruction, but also provide leadership and encouragement for the various extra-curricular activities. Their work is carried on under the able direction of the twelve department heads: Mr. Winters, Social Studies, Miss Thompson, Art, Miss Dodds, English and Orientation, Mr. Church, Commercial, Mr. Fraser, Mathematics and Mechanical Drawing, Miss Koski, Languages, Miss Luther, Home Economics, Miss Mix, Girls' Athletics, Mr. Alustiza, Boys' Athletics, Mrs. Boden, Music, Mr. Doyal, Science, Mr. Lillie, Industrial Arts Top Picture-Upper Row Cleft to rightl: Iames Hogin, A. S. Loomer, Robert S. Fraser, A. W. Ehrhorn, lohn Church, Waldemar Doya, Eugene Lindberg, Iames Gardner, Herbert D. Foote, Herbert Briggs, C. L. McFaddin, Lawrence Blucher, George Smisor, Middle Row: Ralph Parker, William Fishback, lack Mauger, lsaline Mottram, Myrle Paulson, Madge Roach, E. May Luther, Georgia Wolfe, Mabel Bontz, Mabel P. Adams, Vernon Cordry, Edward Hallauer, Bot- tom Row: Elizabeth Thompson, Dorothy Gilien, Alma Schocke, Ethel Rudesul, Irene Clark, S. A. Pepper, Vivien Bales, Mildred Lothhammer, Miriam Bleamaster, Catherine Fuller, Dorothy Tobias. Bottom Picture-Upper Row: Hubert Baugh, George Corrigan, E. E. Biddall, Russell Azzara, Carl G. Winter, Ioseph Freeland, lohn Lillie, Theodore de Polo, Oren T, Ford, lack Woerner, Frank Alustiza, Middle Row: Virginia Swanson, Helen Burke, Edith Reynolds, Eldora Kimberlin, Edna Iohnson, Elva Baden, Frances Milnes, Ruth Holliday, lean Severance, Katherine Leithold, Dorah Tuttle, Bottom Row: Helen Conover, Margaret Mix, leanette Craig, Ruth Dodds, Mildred B. Green, Malcolm Murphy, Dorothy Peterson, Sauna Koski, Edna Banks, Nell Flanders, Carol Squires. Not Pictured: Esther Huet, Arthur Meniatis, A. E, Waite, Chauncey Wilson. Mission San juan Bautista Klum, 1,-,Z jlzbfmazzy, W0 The class of February, 1940 was the fifth to leave McClatchy, and during its stay contributed greatly to school activities. ln the spring of 1938, the class enjoyed a picnic and dance, outstanding in 1939 was the Iunior Prom, 'Superstitious Swing, on Friday, Ianuary 13, and at Christmas time the class contributed a tree for the main hall. On December 7, 1939, the class presented The Thirteenth Chair, which brought forth much favorable comment, and the climax of high school life came in the Senior Ball, Tanuary 24. The class is most appreciative of all the friendly aid of Mr. Eugene Lindberg, class sponsor. Those who have distinguished themselves in various ways ore: Student Body and Class activities, Dexter Bivett, Travers Durkee, Miles Scofield, Harry Tammen, and Wilbur Yost, Public Speaking, Doris Noble, Hermine Gaylord, and Monroe Baer, Scholastically, Monroe Baer, Football, Elwood Rhoades, Albert Howell, Walter Goldblatt and Bill Sisson, Basketball, Bill Putnam, Bob Lewis and Leland Potter, R. O. T. C., Bill Place. OFFICERS-FEBRUARY '40 Upper Row tleft to rightJiWilbur Yost, president, Marjorie Scribner, vice-president Lower Row-Doreen C ok sec etary, Mary Lund, treasurer. Inset-Mr. Eugene Lindberg, class sponsor. IEANNE ALBRIGHT HELEN ANDERSON GEORGIA ANDOE MONROE BAER RICHARD BAKER PHYLLIS BALLARD MILTON BRIETZKE ANN CLOWER IEANNE COOLEY MARGE DANIS HELEN BAYLESS FRED BUHLER ROBERT COLLIN LILLIAN CORRIE NICK DeI RISCO ROBERT BEEMAN RAMONA CHASE DOREEN COOK BEVERLEY CORSON HAROLD DeVAULT NADINE BIDWELL ALBERT CIFUENTES ELENE COOK EILEEN CULLEY IOHN DOHERTY BETTY BONNIKSON REGINA CLOSE WILMA COOK IACK CURTIS BARBARA DOWIE Page Thirteen BETTIE DRIVER EDDIE FLOYD I-IERMINE GAYLORD ANNE MARIE HABECKER HELEN HARTONG CLYDE HIGHFILL TRAVERS DURKEE LOIS FOURNESS IOE GENTNER MAE FERN HALL PRUDENCE HAWLEY IOYE I-IILLYARD EMMA EGGERS LARRY FOWLER EILEEN GILMORE FRANCES HARLOW IOHYNE MAE HEBERT VANNETTE HORTON DORA MAE EGGLESTON VIRGINIA FRYE WALTER GOLDBLATT LAVERN HARRISON LEHMANN HICKEY KATHRYN HOWLAND BILLIE FERGUSON CAROLIEAN GAGE EMMETT GRIMM FRANCES HARRY GEORGE HIGGINS BEVERLY HUNT Pagu Fuurtcwl VELMA ICEBERG ELEANOR IUSTUS IOYCE KIRKPATRICK IEROME LIPP BETTY IANE ISLIP SETSUKO KAWASAKI MARIAN KRUEGER WILLIAM LUDWIG EUGENE JACOBS MARGARET KELIS MARTIN LAGER MARY LUND AUDREY IOHNSON BEATRICE KELLY EVELYN LEWIS EUGENE MACHADO RAYMOND IOHNSON DOROTHY KINSEY VIRGINIA LEWIS OLGA MAZZETTI PATRICIA MQCAFFRE MARY MEHAS ROBERT MEYER CAROLYN MORGAN MARIAN MULLER Y ROLLY NEVILLE VERA NICHOLS DORIS NOBLE MITSUKO OMUR KIYOSHI ONO Page Fifteen A IACK O'TOOLE WILLIAM PUTNAM CATHARINE SABBATANI MILES SCOFIELD GLADYS SWANSON TOMOKO TSUGAWA MELVIN PAPPA GEORGE REEVE EVELYN SANDIN MARIORY SCRIBNER HARRY TAMMEN FRANK UYEDA HERBERT PETTENGELL ELWOOD RHOADES ALWIN SATO HARRY SHOTT ELAINE TARIEL RAYMOND VETTEL WILLIAM PLACE DEXTER RIVETT GEORGE SCHAAF WILLIAM SISSON BETTY IANE TAYLOR IOHN WALTHER LELAND POTTER EVELYN ROBL WILLIAM bCI'IUMACHER WILLINAR SITTON MAX TOBIAS BETTY WATTS Page Si.1.-teen I MARIORIE WATTS WINIFRED WELLS THEODORE WRIGHT ESTELLE YOST 720 February '40 RICHARD AARON ROBERT CARMICHAEL ELDEN CREWS ROLAND EINKENBEINER IOHN GONSALVES IACK HENRY ALBERT HOWELL Iune '40 ALFRED ALLEN Ir. SHIRLEY ANDERSON NICK CARTER GRANT COX RALPH DOBBINS DOROTHY FRIEDENBLOOM DONALD GARDNER RUTH WHITE PETRA WILLIAMS WILBUR YOST MARGIE ROBERTS GROVE JENKINS EVELYN IOHNSON FRANK IOHNSON WILLIAM LEI-'LAR ROBERT LEWIS WILLIAM MARSHALL HOWARD MILLER VERNON MITCHELL ARNOLD GREENE ROBERT E. HOWELL FELIX IARA MARIORIE KRUTOSIK GUS MANOLIS WILMA NETHERTON I-IERMAN PASCHANE JAMES PLUNKETT DAWSON WINTER ROSE MOLLA CHARLOTTE MORTON PAUL PEDONE LELAND PORTER GIFFORD RUDD SAMUEL TRIPP HOWARD WINSLOW MARION REKER DON SMITH ROBERT SMITH GLENN WALKER RICHARD WEAR BOYD WEBER ACE YOUNG VERNICE WOLDIT Pane SEVEHIGGW ,- ,,,, 3 y ,,'gR5g,'::,3- V ' I ai, N , g V , cs . ti - t 'i ,Q T , ,,, , , y A, 557. ', D r, 61, During its three years' attendance at C. K, McClatchy Senior High School, the class of Iune '40, the first class to become completely l..ionized, has con- tributed a great deal to the progress of its school and its activities. Since their enrollment, members of this class have been outstanding in sports. Because of the effort put forth by its members, it has made an admir- able showing in the various interclass track meets that have been held each spring. In basketball, football, and baseball, lune '40 class members have also taken a prominent part. Talent contributed to the various variety shows by members of this class has helped in making each of them enjoyable and entertaining. ln an effort to make it possible for the members of their class to graduate as friends, and not as strangers, as is so many times the case, they have, in their senior year, had an event a month. These events have been in the form of general get-togethers for all seniors of lune '4U. At these events each student has worn a tag bearing his name in order to make it easier to become ac- quainted, Through these tags and events they hoped that they would come to be known as The Friendly Class. FALL OFFICERS-IUNE '40 Top Row fleft to rightl Leland Martyr, Rodney Duncan, Hope Parkinson, and Iris Kinneberg, In Circle Miss Mildred Lothhammer, class sponsor. Lower Left-Fall Senior Council tstandmgl: Rodney Duncan, Iris Kinneberg, Grant Benton, Hope Parkinson, Doug Frame, Leland Martyr, Bob Rodgers, Harold Wiener, Fran Cooking, Newton Co e and Alice Brady Kseated Adelaide Pitts Ernestine Dietz E, g J: ' ' , ' , Genevieve Moor, Paula Kanner, Miss Mildred Lot hammer, class sponsor, Rhoda McMillan, Iune Allphin, and Pat Kerrigan. we s WWW: .1 s... .dliiix SPRING OFFICERS HND COUNCIL-IUNE '40 Upper Row ileft to rightl: Rodney Duncan, president, Alice Brady, vice-president, Dorothy lean Smith, secre- taryp Iune Crowder, treasurer. Lower-Spring Council fstanding, left to rightt: Dean Loper, Harold Wiener, New- ton Cope, Dick Tamura, Fran Cocking, Dorothy lean Smith, Leland Martyr, Pat Kerrigan, Bob Rodgers, Iune Crowder, Alice Brady, Rodney Duncan. Seated: Connie Gaston, Ernie Dietz, Genevieve Moor, Paula Kanner, Miss Mildred Lothhammer, sponsorg Rhoda McMillan, June Allphin, Mary Ann Bulyan, Barbara Odgers. gfauvggimw Because dances play such an important part in school activities, it is only fitting that some mention be given to that subject. The class of Iune '40 has given many not-to-be-forgotten after school dances in the school gymnasium. They are responsible for helping with the planning and presenting of the Iunior Prom of 1938 and the Senior Ball of l94O, both of which they presented with the class of Ianuary '40. The Senior Ball in particular will be long remembered since it was the first senior ball to be held in the Memorial Auditorium. Thus it has been with the class of Iune '40, always forging ahead in school activities. However, all the credit cannot be given to the students alone, but a great deal must be given to the splendid class directors, of whom they have had three, Mr. Mohr, Mr. Hallauer, and Miss Lothhammer. lt has been through their untiring efforts and helpful guidance that the class of lune '40 is able to feel that it has been one of the outstanding classes that has attended C. K. McClatchy Senior High School. Page Nine!! D Aw 3 A . ., ' Magi, if I I I Lg iff '11 ' - , i ' gg: T fs I QTW L 5 515 39 ., 3 f ' ,,,v ..-. , mr. I , qg v, . Q 1 ., I Az IIEA 1, I J 'Y M .E V , I A ,L.. I 5 K :Ig nn' .-:: :I M . I , .. iv' L :s A if . .1155 ' A AXA, ' f ..,, - A , - CW? , --Q1 1- Q Q E- 2 'V 'Q Q, ., gat., I n RAYMOND ADAMIC DORIS ANDERSON LORRAINE AVERITT DONALD BALTER GRANT BENTON ANN PATRICIA ADAMS ROBERT ANDERSON WILBERT AZEVEDO BETTY IO BARDEN BERNARD BERGERSON MARCIANO AGRAVA, IR. IOHN ANDRADE LELAND BABCOCIC NELLIE BEARDSLEE PERRY BERNI-IARD ELSIE LOUISE ALESSIO BERNICE ANDROVICH WARREN BACHER DEAN BEAUMONT GLORIA BEYER EDGAR AMACKER GRACE ASOO GEORGE BAKKE WILLIAM BENSON ALICE BISSETT Page Twenty 'W ,H I DA J? . ,ga R '21' ' 'QF I RALPH BLACK ETHEL BLAKENEY HAROLD BLOMBERG BERT BONOMI ERNEST BOURNE iff iii -E -w if? . 5 QI! HHN ' T GALE BOWEN LUCILLE BOWEN VIRGINIA BRADLEY ALICE BRADY NAOMI BRENNER XL. ' ' I s 5 I f I sal Hi A MW ,E K an W, RUSSELL BRISCOE REID BRISTOW PHYLLIS BROOKE MARY LOUISE BROWN BARBARA BRUMLEY , ww I 1 , 55,2 E M' E, N., 4 I X X A f MARYANNE BULIAN RUTH BURKE THOMAS BURKE WASLE BURKS THOMAS BURRUS IACK BUSSELL DOROTHY CAMPBELL FORREST CAMPBELL FRANCIS CARTIER THOMAS CECCHETTINI BETTY CHEEK MARILYN CHENOWETH RUTH CHENOWETH HELEN CLARK JOAN CLARK DAREN COCKERILL FRANCIS COCKING HERBERT COLEMAN MARGARET COLLARD NELLIE CONDO Page Tlzrenty-one ,, .4 I A f-iwxag ' A .Q H l...-Q-fx V I -,Q MARGARET CONNOLLY ROBERT COOK GEORGE COOLEY NEWTON COPE BRUCE CORRIGAN Page Tlucnty-l1L'0 12 wh 53 , EY lei af K T , X i fi mf HENRY COSTANZO CATHRYN CREED CHARLES DEAN ROBERT COX IUNE CROWDER LAURENCE DE CUIR MARTHA IANE COX IOSEPH CUTLER IEAN DE HAVEN LAWRENCE CRASE IOSEPHINE DALESSANDRO IOE DE MELLO GWENDOLYN CRAVEN ELVIRA DA ROSA KATHRYN DEMPSTER ,pr , 4. fc i HUGH DENT MATILDA DE SILVA ROBERT DICKEY ERNESTINE DIETZ IANE DOLDER is IEWEL DOUD RODNEY DUNCAN ARLENE DUNWOODY DONALD EDWARDS GERTRUDE ELLIOTT I I' . 2: I 5 I. QT . 1 2 ,i, :.:E1 ' wi if K J' v 1,152 2535, , . i I.i -fa 3 X MILE' E v I ELIZABETH ELLIOTT TIM ELLIOTT PHYLLIS ERICKSON HAZEL ESCOTT MARY IANE EVANS Q' , ,IEEIEE M II,E,I I MARIA FANTAGES LILLIAN FARIA LOUIS FARIA OLGA FEI-IER MARVIN FISHER LILLIAN FLAHERTY GLADYS FLORIAN THEODORE FOSTER DOUGLAS FRAME ANNA RUTH FRANCES A uf. .. 1 , Q51 I AE. ' , K 1. l , I I 9 ,:, .i I I I S f I Q M, is I ... e f . v fr w A SAMUEL I-'RANK MATSUO FUIIOKA HELEN FUKUMORI PHYLLIS FULLER si , 'u 4? I RICHARD GARLICK I IOSEPI-IINE GAROZZO CONSTANCE GASTON DOLORES GEORGE I DUNCAN GARDNER RICHARD GIBERSON in -, ,i -Q sw, li' ' I I : -ills' .. iz f LOUIS GRAB IEAN GRANT BARBARA GREEN CHARLOTTE GREENE MARY LOUISE GUILES Page T14.'c11I1f-join' : ' -Q. ,Q 21, QM'-My i 3 I I Q mis .. v. .Q-Q I ...Y K EDWARD HALL CHARLES HANCOCK IOHN HANNIGAN ELIZABETH HANSEN IEAN I-IARELSON I I I 'fu I -If I QW ww ,I I an .....,: I T Agn , 5, I Q '. I .1 Q J f ' I- ,- I, 1 ' ' .I . - Rigs ' ill: A f ' 1 iz . I ' .- ..., A . -f A i L .. Q :' IEAN HARPER THEODORE HAUSCHILD ANNE HOBART BOB HULBERT ROBERT HARRIS EUNICE HERNANDEZ SHIRLEY HORTON VIRGINIA HULSE DORIS HARVEY VELMA HICKMAN RICHARD HOSKING DOROTHY HUMASON MILTON HARVEY IEAN HINDS ELWYN HOUX IOHN HUTCHINGS STUART HARVIE ROY HIGASHINO DOROTHY HUBER DAVID IMAGAWA : wg L K X I. C. INGLE IOANNE IACKSON MARIE IACKSON THEODORE IEFFERSON ROSE IOE .- I! PH ' ' N, 4 s i 5 I 6 a W e im K- Md' LZ? Y: X I 6 1' .1 SE , .Q ...AE ,425 'lf THOMAS IONES VIRGINIA IORDAN KATHERINE KADEL PAULA KANNER ARTHUR KATTENHORN fm 5' .av , ,J-, . M I 'M -is I Q ROBERT KAUFFMAN DAVID KAWAYE PHYLLIS KELK MARY FRANCES KELSO ROY KEMP Q JJ B PATRICIA KERRIGAN ARTHUR KESSLER SHUNKI KIDO IRIS KINNEBERG KATHLEEN KLASNICK ,0- i Q Q 5' s 3 1 -1- f ' I I 5 KEIZI KUBO BETTY KUBEL IRENE CAROL LAI RUTH LARK DAVID LARKIN if dl I 2 'I . IAMES LINTON VIRGINIA LITTLE IEAN LOCKWOOD LEE ROY LOFING DEAN LOPER Page Twenty-sim x D., if I s I A A F I '52, NWT , is I S F ff .rl , :fig kgs, K H , .- 5 - S V , 1 I,f'1 ..1,r '. Y -5 9 ' I II, f . 3 . D - , 'H V LI as 0' A' 5252 . I NORMAN MCGEE CALVIN MCKINLEY PATRICIA ANNE MCCORMICKIEAN MCKINLEY -My ffwvwff' I I H - ' I 'HP if A Q v ,x ' A ' ' ' le - ' f g2l'f' fff -nf 5 I wr: ' SHIRLEY LOVELL ANN MACIEI.. CATHERINE MARTINEZ LOIS MATTHIAS EUNICE LYCKE REBA MACK LELAND MARTYR THERON MCCLURE CAROLYN MGCARTHUR MARY MANNO ERNIE MASKOVICH IOHN MACEDO RAE MARCH VIOLET MASUHARA MILDRED MACHADO EARL MARTIN YURI MATSUOKA CARL MCCRILLIS IOHN MCC ULLY GENETTE MCKINNON RHODA MCMILLAN 'F-A 1 TT vs I I ff ' A gir ,, : I y gg , I fe' I , .4 , I ' I 'fs fggu, Y -4, - qv I f f as P 2AI'? 1 1 5' . Q1 , - IA -' A F t I 5? , ' ,W 4 g gi 5. A A i XS I , ,W ' ek 5 I . 41 ,E T ' If 1 , ,.,, 11, if SA Ki 3 I A CECILY MCRAE MARGIE MCRAE ALLEN McWILLIAMS EARL MENDONSA SAMMY MESSINA BETTY MEYER MARGARET MEYER ROBERT MITCHELL SACI-IIKO MIURA ANNABELLE MOELLER IEAN MONAHAN LOUIS MONTFORT WILLIAM MOODY DONALD MOON GENEVIEVE MOOR VERDENE MORGAN IACQUELINE MORRIS ANNA MOTMANS IANE ANN MYERS VERNITA MYERS i M , QB if fx 1 Hr ., ,,,, , A , If w J s if Ixr, 'H ., IEAN NAKAMURA GLORIA NASSI ROBERT NATHAN IOSEPH NELLE EVELYN NESSLER MARTHA NICHOLAS MARY NICOTRA VIRGINIA NUCKOLLS HERBERT NYQUIST BARBARA ODGERS Page Ticen ty-srrvmz I K' , B -L x M, R4 ,. .3 , M, . 2 A 1 x E ' Kiifff K gs mu N , fy I . if I ' El E , I . ESTHER OLDHAM HUEY ONG IOHN ONG SHIGEO ONO NORINE OWEN Page Turcnty-aight WILLIAM PACKARD VICTOR PAGANNUCI PAUL PALMER ANGELO PANOS WALTER PAPINI I L mx 1. 'ig . A. 'fa . 5 ., 1.3 4 I Ag KATHRYN PAPPA MANUEL PARENTI HOPE PARKINSON THELMA PARMER ALICE PAYNE , 5 I 9 ESTI-IER PERRY PETE PETERSON ELMA PIERINI ADELAIDE PITTS MAURICE POWELL THOMAS PURVIS BARBARA RAE AVIS REDGATE DOROTHY PLUMTREE VERNE RETZLOFF If W f T I wg P 4 1' ' 1 - L ,vlsilwa-.5 U .ff FRED REYNOLDS IANET REYNOLDS ALBERT RICHARDS LILLIE BELLE RICHARDSON HADA RICHERT DOROTHY RIGAST VICTOR RINELLA IOLA RITCHEY THOMAS ROBERTS ROBERT RODGERS I- I 1 I ' f if , 4 A 'fwfr x X, 'itil . V, . W I R waww AILEEN FRANCIS ROGERS MARNY SAY KATHRYNE MARIE RO ROY ROSSI PHILLIP SANTICH RAYMOND SARGENT HL EMILIA SCARRONE ALFRED SCHIRO IOHN SCHMITT LEO SCI-IMITT GN aw A A fr :I QQ 5 R, ,, in I :S . iw V ii . V :ff R ff! RH?,P II,NII I,f A V,., I f ' I 3 ' , est , A aff' A KATHLEEN SCI-IOEEER BETTY SCI-IWING MARCELLE SHEETS DONNA SCHOOLER IRENE SENINI NORMA SHEYA ARTHUR SCHOTTMAN EULALIE SERRA IAMES SHIELDS ROBERT SCHULTZ IULIAN SERRA MARIORIE SHIERTS MAYME SCHWARTZ LEONARD SHANNON DIANA SHILIN Paye Twenty-nine 1 QE s Z Tail? I EVELYN SILVA DOROTHY IEAN SMITH BETTY SNYDER LOIS SILVA STANLEY SMITH IACK STAVROS IACQUELINE SKED WILLIAM SMITH ANITA STEELE JANET SKIDMORE EUNICE SMYTHE ROSEMARIE STEIN IACOUELINE SLISKOVICH ROBERT SNAVELY KATHRYN STOLP Page Thirty I ax Q L L W I tget Y I SI III I Q A ' 4- I I 'u rj-I ' if JA gi IAMES STONE WILLIAM SULLIVAN RICHARD TAMURA SALLY TANAKA TOM TANIGUCHI 4 - fl' ,,,, . -qs' .KM W if If 7 I x 5 Q EE 5, , , , - .f,gff i'f'f Wye, is If 4 .' If EDWARD TERRELL IEAN THOMAS WINIFRED THOMPSON LATEN TIBBALLS IACK TOLLEY M. -2 T i-Mme , , sf- ..E:Ei I 5.-1 -rm RODNEY TOMLINSON MARY LOU TURNER ROBERT UPTHEGROVE ROBERT URQUHART IACK VERRILL Y 4 I f, ,,.L.i, ,..,, N ,,., N51 215 3 if r u f L.. I ky I K N . .,,L:-:, A 1 ,-E N -, - I4 - I 1 Ia I I 'F Q J I - I II 1 V f MI if ' , . X , K v I I A V I fx ix W kk L, z . Q : I f , 19- 24 f S if f 1 1 3 . I, i1 ,. i I I I E , 5 Q ,.., . fi. , -- T jun ak K K Q 1: . i I e ff- - L A I I iq - . LL f 1 . I 74 iii 'P A , N A ,,,A I I ,Ek I -i y . x Q f : ,gk 5 ':': I Q I .L xx. 1-Q..- I I GRACE VILARDI THELMA WAITE BOBBIE IUNE WATSON SAM WELLER WILLIAM WERNER CONSTANCE WEST ARTHUR WAUGH BLANCHE WESTERGAARD WALTER WEINBERGER RALPH WESTON HAROLD WHEATLEY CLEM WHITAKER HAROLD WIENER MARIORIE WILLARD EDWIN WILLEY PEGGY WOODS GORO YASUDA BEATRICE YEE IOHN YOSHINO CHARLES YOUN G IUNE ALLPHIN ELLIS BLAMEY DAN BUCKLEY IOHN CECCARELLI KENNETH DRUPIEW SKI IOSEPH FERRIS STUART FRASER BARBARA IACKSON RICHARD MACKLIN BARBARA NETTLETON Page Thirty- one 3+ 5' M 3, V. I is 53 ARTHUR NICHOLAS -:inf r. he ,gr L? , ga MARCIA REA JEAN WARNER '11, ALBRIGHT, IEANNE Leo's Hey Day 1939 Co-operative A Capella ANDERSON, HELEN Girls' Glee Nurse's Office Assistant ANDOE, GEORGIA Processional, February, '39 Usherette, Grad,, lune, '39 Usherette, Senior Play, '39 Senior Ball Comm., Ian., '40 BAER, MONROE Lite Member, C.S.F, Commencement Speaker February, '40 Pan-American Day Speaker A Track Team Class President, Low and High Iunior BAKER, RICHARD Pythagorean Sigma Saber and Chevron Society BAYLESS, HELEN Three Varieg Shows Thirteenth hair A Cappella BEEMAN, ROBERT Council, Three Terms Senior Play Stage Crew Ticket Sales Committee Senior Assembly Committee BONNIKSON, BETTY Council, Two Terms Senior Orchestra Pythagorean Sigma German Club BRIETZKE, MILTON Council, Low Sophomore Open House Program, '38 Senior Program Assembly Thirteenth Chair BUHLER, FRED Basketball B Team, Pall, '39 Rally Committee, Fall, '39 Senior Play Usher Graduation Usher CHASE, RAMONA Co-operative Senior Play Usher Graduation Usher CLOSE, REGINA Processional, Iune, '39 CLOWER, ANN Class Vice-President, Low Senior Variety Show, '38, '39 Class Editor, Nugget Hm. Rm. Chairman I 11:76 Thu IU Itrn 'x 'fe -.fm . 5. 'i to I f ' 6 A Q F 1 M 'S' 4 3 Wu A xi I it nw T Q ,, 4 , 4 -F 2 , P fl' it V 14 ka Q x . ' I DONALD RUSHTON ALBERT SCHWEIGERT BRONWEN WILLIAMS Class of February 1940 COOK, DOREEN Class Secretary, Low and High Senior Chairman Variety Show, Fall, '39 Rally Committee, Fall, '39 So-Nathis Secretary, Bridlespur COOK, ELENE Girls' Glee Co-operative Usherette, Graduation, Iune, '39 COOLEY, IEANNE G.A.A. Bridlespur CORSON, BEVERLY Exchange Editor, Prospector Los Hispanistas Graduation Usherette CREWS, ELDEN Senior Orchestra Band C and B Basketball CURTIS, IACK President Pi Sigma, '39 Senior Ball Committee A Football, '39 C.S.F. Nugget Staff, '39 DANIS, MARGUERITE Thirteenth Chair Council, High Iunior and Low Senior Secretary, So-Nathis Variety Show, '38 Secretary, Home Economics Club DOWIE, BARBARA Thirteenth Chair Los Hispanistas Council, Low Senior DRIVER, BETTIE v Class Treasurer, Low Sopho- more Senior Play Usher High Sophomore Council Prospector Staff DURKEE, TRAVERS Class Treasurer Variety Shows, '38, '39 Yell Leader, Fall, '39 Thirteenth Chair Prospector Staff EGGLESTON, DORA MAE Class Treasurer, Hi h Sophomore, Low Eunior Constitutional Conlerence Council, Low Iunior, High junior Home Economics Club C. K. Dettes, Fall, '38, Spring, '39 JACKIE STILSON BETTY LOU TIERNEY EGGERS, EMMA Palette and Brush Tri-Y, Secretary FERGUSON, BILLIE Rally Committee, Fall, '33 FOWLER, LARRY Saber and Chevron Society Traffic Squad Manager, Rifle Team GAYLORD, HERMINE News Editor, Prospector, Fall, '39 Class Editor, Nugget! Pall, '39 House of Representatives, Fall, '39 S eaker, Armistice Assembly Clhairman, Girls' Stagette GENTNER, IOE German Club Saber and Chevron Society Senior Orchestra and Band Varieties Dance Band GILMORE, EILEEN G.A.A. GOLDBLATT, WALTER A Football, '38 and '39 Senior Orchestra HABECKER, ANNA MARIE Office Assistant HARLOW, FRANCES Class Council German Club Senior Play Production Graduation Usherette Senior Play Usherette HARRY, IEANNE Senior Orchestra Pythagorean Sigma Senior Ball Committee HARTONG, HELEN Thirteenth Chair Senior Ball Committee A Capella Choir Graduation Usherette HAWLEY, PRUDENCE Senior Orchestra A Capella Choir G.A,A. Stamp Club HEBERT, IOHYNE MAE A Capella Choir Music Department, Prospector Variety Show, '38 Property Committee, Senior Play Girls' Glee 'JL HICKEY, LEHMAN Variety Show, '39 Thirteenth Chair HIGGINS, GEORGE So-Nathis HORTON, VANNETTE President, Stamp Club HIGHFILL, CLYDE Senior Orchestra Stars ol Tomorrow Band HOWLAND, KATHRYN Co-operative HUNT, BEVERLY Stamp Club Boys' Glee Co-operative Civic Service ICEBERG, VELMA Co-operative ISLIP, BETTY IANE Prospector Siatt 4 Girls' Stagette Committee IOHNSON, RAYMOND Band Senior Orchestra B Football B Baseball JUSTUS, ELEANOR Office Assistant KELIS, MARGARET Lions Choice Co-operative KELLY, BEATRICE President, Palette and Brush Rally Committee Nugget Stall, Art Editor Senior Play Production KINSEY, DOROTHY A Capella Choir Glee Club Senior Orchestra Mixed Chorus KIRKPATRICK, IOYCE Class Council, So horriore Home Economics Club Safety Council KRUEGER, MARIAN G.A.A. Senior Play A House of Representatives LEWIS, EVELYN Civic Service LEWIS, ROBERT A Basketball, '37 and '38 LEWIS, VIRGINIA Prospector Stall Nugget Stalt Social Activities Chairman President, Bridlespur LIPP, IEROME Thirteenth Chair Council, High Senior So-Nathis Nugget Staff LUDWIG, WILLIAM Senior Play Ticket Salesman LUND, MARY Treasurer, High Senior Pythagorean igma Palette and Brush Vice-President, Bridlespur MACHADO, GENE B Track B Football MCCAFFREY, PAT Senior Council Senior Play Cast Bridlespur MAZZETTI, OLGA Co-operative MEHAS, MARY Senior Play A Cappella Choir Girls' Glee Co-operative MEYER, ROBERT First Lieutenant, R.O.T.C, Council, High Senior Thirteenth Chair Secretary, Saber and Chevron February 1940 MOLLA, Rosa Girls' Glee MORGAN, CAROLYN Council, '37 and '33 Home Economics Club Prospector Stott lunior Prom, Committee MUELLER, MARIAN Student Body Vice-President, Fall, '39 Club Editor, Prospector, Fall, '39 Bridlespur Co-operative NEVILLE, ROLLY Lieutenant, R.O,T.C. Saber and Chevron Society SoANathis NOBLE, DORIS Council, Low and High Senior Constitution Committee Thirteenth Chair Commencement Speaker ONO, KIYOSHI Corporal, R.O.T.C. Saber and Chevron Society O'TOOLE, IOHN Varsity Football Palette and Brush Nugget Staff, '40 PAPPA, MELVIN Football, '37 and '38 PETTENGELL, HERBERT C Track Team B Track Team Senior Play Production Senior Play Usher PLACE, WILLIAM Major, R.O.T.C. Student Body Treasurer President, Saber and Chevron POTTER, LELAND Varsity Baseball, '39 B Basketball, '39 and '40 Prospector Stait, '39 Block Society PUTNAM, WILLIAM Block Society A Basketball, Three Years lCaptainJ Thirteenth Chair Sports Editor, Prospector A Track Team REEVE, GEORGE Council, Four Terms Senior Play Ushers, Chairman RHOADES, ELWOOD A Football, '37, '38, '39 Assistant Comptroller, '39 Block Manaqger, Senior Play, '39 A rack RIVETT, DEXTER Head Yell Leader, '38, '39 Low Senior Class President, Spring, '39 Business Manager Nugget, '39 Co-Editor Prospector, Fall '39, '40 Student Body President, Fall, '39 ROBL, EVELYN Girls' Glee Library Assistant Senior Play Stage Crew RUDD, GIFFORD Comptroller's Office Sabbatani,Catharine President, Home Economics Club, Fall, '39 Graduation Usherette, Iune, '39 SATO, ALWIN House ot Representatives Senior Play Tickets SCHAAF, GEORGE Varsity Basketball Thirteenth Chair Rally Committee Prospector Stalt Senior Ball Committee SCHUMACHER, WILLIAM Varsity Basketball Rally Committee Class Council SCOFIELD, MILES Class Vice-President, Fall, '37 Class Treasurer, Fall, '38 A Track, '38 Rally Committee, '38, '39 Yell Leader,'39 SCRIBNER, MARIORY Class Vice-President, High Senior SISSON, WILLIAM A Track, '39 A Football, '39, '38 Sports Editor, '40 Nugget Stage Manager, Senior Play SITTON, WILLINAR Bridlespur Costumes Chairman, Senior Play SWANSON, GLADYS Girls' Glee Class Council, High Soph Treasurer, Home conomics Club Graduation Usherette, Iune, '39 Stagxe Crew, Thirteenth C air TAMMEN, HARRY Class President, Low and High So h ThirteentR Chair Council, Low Soph to High Senior Rally Committee Chairman Board ol Directors TARIEL, ELAINE Class Council, Spring, '39 Secretary Vocational, '40 TAYLOR, BETTY Prospector Staff Social Activities Comm. Council Representative TSUGAWA, TOMOKO Lion's Choice Civil Service UYEDA, FRANK Council, Low Iunior WATTS, BETTY Council, 3 Terms Bridlespur Usherette lor Graduation Commencement Usherette Ior Senior Play WATTS, MARIORIE Honorary Captain, R.O.T,C, Queen, lunior Prom, Fall Class Council WELLS, WINIFRED Bookroom Assistant WILLIAMS, PETRA Pythagorean Sigma Rally Comm, Spring, '39 So- athis G, A. A. Awards Comm, WINTER, DAWSON Varsity Football Manager Thirteenth Chair WOLDIT, VERNICE Prospect Staff WRIGHT, THEODORE Art Club YOST, ESTELLE Class Secretary, High Senior Rally Comm.,Fall, ' 9 Thirteenth Chair Iunior Prom, Senior Ball YOST, WILBUR House of Representatives Board of Directors, Fall, '39 High Senior President B Baseball Council, Low Senior Page Thirty three 'www pf W 'G MEET FEBRUARY '40 ON CAMPUS Left Column itop to bottomlz Miles Scofield, Eddie Floyd, Bill Schumacher and Tom Roberisg Travers Durkee, Elene Cook. Center Column: Al Whitey Howell, Cleft to rightb Gilford Rudd, Herbert Pettenqell, Fred Buhler, lack Curtis, Milton Brietzke: lleft to rightj Doris Noble, Ann Clower, Kathryn Howland, Ieanne Albright, Velma Iceberg, Hermine Gaylord, Leland Pot1er and Carolyn Morgan, fleit to rightj Velma lceberg, Kathryn Howland, Ann Clower Hermine Gaylord, Betty Taylor, Virginia Lewis. Ri ht Cl ' L ' - ' g oumn ehmann Hickey, Mr. Murphy and Dexter Rwett, Dexter Rivett and Monroe Baer, Wilbur Yostg George Schcafg Harry Tammen. Page Thirty-fou1' 'JL ADAMIC, RAYMOND Track Manager, '39 Track Manager, '40 ADAMS, PATRICIA Bridlespur Senior Ball Comm., Ian.,'40 Modern Dance Club AGRAVA, MARCIANO Varsity Football, 2 yrs. Varsity Baseball, 2 yrs. ALESSIO, ELSIE LOUISE Cooperative ALLEN, ALFRED A Track, '40: '38, '39 ALLPHIN, IUNE Graduation Usher, Feb., '40 Council, Three Terms Bridlespur AMACKER, EDGAR Assembly Usher, '39 German Club, '39 ANDERSON, DORIS Low Iunior Council ANDROVICH, BERNICE Girls' Drill Team Office Assistant House of Representatives Home Room Chairman ASOO, GRACE Council, Low Sophomore I..ion's Choice AVERITT, LORRAINE Girls' Glee Club AZEVEDO, WILBERT Variety Show Senior Play Help, '39 BABCOCK, LELAND Home Room Representative Graduation Usher, '39, '40 Armistice Day Chairman, '39 C. S. F. BACHER, WARREN Council, High lunior Assembly Usher, '39, '40 BAKKE, GEORGE Saber and Chevron Society Rifle Team Graduation Usher, '39, '40 House Representative, '40 Prospector Staff, '40 BARDEN, BETTY IO Capt, Girls' Drill Team, '40 Lieut., Girls' Drill Team, '40 BENSON, WILLIAM Pythagorean Sigma lunior Prom Committee, '38 House Representatives, '40 Class Council, '39, '39 BENTON, GRANT Class Council, '38, 39 Door Monitor, '39 Commencement Usher, '40 BERGERSON, BERNARD Pythagorean Sigma Home Room Chairman BEYER, GLORIA Bridlespur Club, '38 Senior Play Designer, '39 Variety Show Designer, '40 Graduation Usher, '40 Assistant Advertising Com- mittee BISSETT, ALICE Home Economics Club Processional, '39 Class Chairman, '38 Progerties, Senior Play, '40 BLAK NEY, ETHEL Office Assistant Girls' Glee Club BLOMBERG, HAROLD Seal Bearer, C.S.F. BONOMI, BERT Varsity Baseball, '38, 39, '40 Block Society Assembly Usher Varsity Basketball, '40 BOURNE, ERNEST Battalion Executive, R.O,T.C. Treasurer, Saber and Chevron Society BRADLEY, VIRGINIA A Cappella, '40 BRADY, ALICE Class Vice-President, '40 Home Economics Club Orchestra, '39, '40 Representative, '40 Iune 1940 BRISCOE, RUSSELL Glee Club Airplane Club Nugget Sales BROOKE, PHYLLIS Modern Dance Club Variety Show Spring Dance Recital BROWN, MARY LOU G.A.A. BRUMLEY, BARBARA Alternate, '38, '40 Dancing Club Palette and Brush BUCKLEY, DANIEL Secretary, Stamp Club Saber and Chevron Society Band Drum and Bugle Corps BULIAN, MARY ANN Rally Commitee, Fall, '39, Spring,'40 Nugget Staff Processional, '40 President, G.A.A, BURKE, RUTH Creative Writing Club BURKE, THOMAS Varsity Football, '39 Rally Committee BURICS, WASLE Co-operative BURRUS, THOMAS Los Hispanistas BUSSELL, TACK Assembly Usher Block Society Varsity Track Varsity Football CAMPBELL, DOROTHY Civil Service Arch Bearer, Sacramento High CAMPBELL, FORREST President, So Nathis Block Society Varsity Track Manager House of Representatives CARTER, NICK Assistant Football Manager Varsity Football CARTIER, FRANCIS Nugget Staff Secretary, Creative Writing Club A Treasurer, Pythagorean Sigma Chairman, Safety Committee Captain, R.O.T.C. CECCHETTINI, THOMAS Assembly Usher Lieutenant, R,O.T.C. CECCARELLI, IOHN Varsity Baseball Varsity Football CHEEK, BETTY Variety Show Processional, '39 CHENOWETH, MARILYN Nugcget Staff C. . Dettes A Cappella Choir CLARK, IOAN Bridlespur Club Senior Play Committee COCKERILL, DAREN Advertising Manager, '40 Senior Editor, Nugget, '40 Board of Directors L:E.O. German Club COCKING, FRANCIS Stamp Club, '39 Class Council, '40 Home Room Chairman C Basketball Hi-Y COLEMAN, HERBERT Graduation Usher, '40 CONNOLLY, MARGARET Office Assistant COOK, ROBERT Chairman, Election Committee Pythagorean Sigma orchbearers Saber and Chevron Society C.S.F. COPE, NEWTON Senior Play, '37 A Cappella Class Council, '40 Variety Show Civil Service CORRIGAN, BRUCE Pythagorean Sigma Creative Writin Club Science Editor, Prospector Visual Education Graduation Usher, '40 COSTANZO, HENRY Varsity Football Baseball Varsity Baseball Manager Co-operative COX, ROBERT Band, '39 Variety Show, '39 Pythagorean Sigma Secretary, German Club COX, GRANT R.O.T.C. CRASE, LAWRENCE B Football A Track Aviation Club Graduation Usher Variety Shows CREED, CATHRYN Council, '37 Graduation Usher CROWDER, IUNE High Senior Class Treasurer Graduation Usher Graduation Processional So-Nathis Home Economics Club CUTLER, IOSEPH Council Low Soph Senior Orchestra Prospector Staff Graduation Usher, '39 D'ALESSANDRO, IOSEPHINE Co-operative DA ROSA, ELVIRA Processional, '40 Office Assistant DEAN, CHARLES Pythagorean Sigma Saber and Chevrons Society Class Council, High Senior Maior, R,O.T.C. DE CUIR, LAURENCE Pythagorean Sigma Cafeteria Monitor L.E.O. DE HAVEN, IEAN Art Club Secretary Processional, '40 Prospector Staff A Cappella Election Committee DEMPSTER, KATHRYN Home Room Chairman Usher Senior Play Glee Club Tea Hostess, P.-T. A, DENT, HUGH Saber and Chevrons Society DICKEY, ROBERT Prospector Staff DIETZ, ERNESTINE Co-editor of Prospector Rally Committee Variety Show Committee Rally Dance Committee Activity Chairman, Drill Team DOLDER, IANE Co-operative Processional, Iune, '39 Christmas Basket Committee DOUD, IEWEL Christmas Basket Committee Office Assistant Election Committee DRUPIEWSKI, KENNETH Saber and Chevrons Society Class Council, '38 DUNCAN, RODNEY High Senior President Low Senior Vice-President B Football Senior Ball Committee High Iunior Council EDWARDS, DONALD Lions Feast Senior Orchestra Page 1 hwtil fine OI-'F THE RECORD-IUNE '40 lc Ph llis Kelk Barbara Rue Mary Left Column Ctop to botiomlz Virginia Little and Bill Guthriep Hope Par insong y , , Louise Guiles. Middle Column: Virginicx Lclzzore and Peqgy Woodsg Doug Promep Ted Reynoldsy Rogers Hoffman, ' ' : B bb' I ne Watson cmd luck Poulsony Lillion Fluhertyg Betty Ann Hansen. Deon Beaumont, Al Schiro. Right Column o ie u Page Thirty-siav '11, ELLIOTT, GERTRUDE Office Assistant Processional, '40 ELLIOTT, ELIZABETH Senior Ball Committee C,S.F. Christmas Committee Processional, '40 ELLIOTT, TIMOTHY Graduation Usher, '39 ERICKSON, PHYLLIS Prospector Stott Costumes, Senior Play Variety Show Statt Bridlespur Graduation Usherette EVANS, MARY IANE Co-operative FARIA, LOUIS B Track Team B Football Team FEHER, OLGA Girls Drill Team Home Room Chairman G.A.A. House of Representatives C.S.F. FISHER, MARVIN Prospector Business Manager Alternate Council Member FLAHERTY, LILLIAN Class Vice-President. Low Soph Fall Rally Committee Prospector FRAME, DOUGAS Student Body President Student Body Advertising Manager Class President, Low Soph and Low Iunior Varsity Basketball Team President, C.S F. FRANCIS, ANNA RUTH Senior Orchestra Senior Band Drum Majorette FRANK, SAMUEL Prospector Statt B and C Track Teams FRASER, STUART French Honor Society Pythagorean Sigma Class Council, Iunior and Senior B Basketball C,S.F. FRIEDENBLOOM, DOROTHY Palette and Brush Club Prospector Staff FUIIOKA, MATSUO Home Room Representative C,S,F. FUKUMORI, HELEN Lions' Choice FULI ER, PHYLLIS G.A.A. GARDNER, DONALD Pythagorean Sigma Tennis Team Ping Pong Champion, '39, '40 GARDNER, DUNCAN Pythagorean Sigma C.S.F. GARLICK, RICHARD Saber and Chevrons Society Senior Ball Committee Constitutional Convention Home Room Chairman GAROZZO, IOSEPHINE Porcessional, '40 Library Assistant GASTON, CONSTANCE Processional, '40 House oi Representatives Council, High Senior GIBERSON, RICHARD Rally Committee Vice-President, L,E.O. GIESSER, LORENE Senior Orchestra Co-operative GOLDHAMER, HELEN Bridlespur Los Hispanistas GOODENOW, BETTY Nugget Statt, Art Editor Senior Ball Committee Election Committee Chairman Awards Committee Palette and Brush Iune 1940 GOULDING, ROBERT Varsity Track Pythagorean Sigma Iune, '40, Senior Play Variety Show Auditorium Usher GRAB, LOUIE Varsity Football GRANT, JEAN A Cappella Choir Los Hispanrstas Usher, Feb,, '40, Graduation GREEN, BARBARA Bridlespur Senior Play Programs Low Senior Frolic President, Palette and Brush GUILES, MARY LOUISE Prospector Stalt Palette and Brush Dancing Club Processional Senior Play Usher HALL, EDWARD L.E.O. Saber and Chevrons President, German Club Graduation Usher HANCOCK, CHARLES Head Cashier, Cafeteria HANNIGAN, IOHN B Basketball HANSEN, BETTY ANN HARELSON, IEAN Co-editor, Prospector Lite Member, C,S.F. Student Body Advertising Committee Chairman, Senior Play Sa-Nathis Club HARPER, IEAN Ieo's Birthday Party Past President, Home Eco- nomics Club Torchbearers HARRIS, ROBERT - President, Pythagorean Sigma Low Iunior Vice-President Rally Committee Chairman Lite Member, C S F. President, L E O. HARVEY, DORIS Senior Ball Committee Vice-President Home Eco- nomics Club Bridlespur Usher, Graduation HICKMAN, VELMA Rally Committee Class Council Variety Show Committee So-Nathis Honorary Lieutenant Colonel, R.O T.C HIGASHINO, ROY Co-operative HOBART, ANNE Alternate, High Senior Home Economic Club HORTON, SHIRI EY G.A.A Recorder G.A,A, Treasurer Advertising Committee Chair- man, Spring, '40 HOSKING, RICHARD Treasurer, German Club C S.F. fTwo Semestersl HOUX, ELWYN Varsity Baseball tThree Yearsl Block Society HUBER, DOROTHY Torchbearers HULBERT, ROBERT Lite Member C.S,F. Senior Ball Committee Pythagorean Sigma German Club Senior Orchestra HUMASON DOROTHY IUNE Merry Mounted, Sacramento High Processional, Iunior Year Class Council IAlternatel Senior Play Director tAssn,l HUTCHINGS. IOHN Senior Orchestra IMAGAWA, DAVID Lite Member, C.S.F. Pythagorean Sigma Club Class Chairman Class Council Alternate Council IACKSON, BARBARA Alternate, Low Senior Fall Variety Show, '39 Graduation Usher Graduation Candlebearer IACKSON, IOANNE Processional L.E,O. Senior Play Committee Senior Ball Committee IACKSON, MARIE Recorder, G.A.A. IEFFERSON, THEODORE C Track B Football Variety Shows IONES, TOMMY RallY Committee German Club Treasurer, Pythagorean Sigma Vice-Pres., Creative Writing Vice-President, Stamp Club KADEL, KATHERINE Leo's Hey-Day KANNER, PAULA D.A,R. Representative Chairman, Variety Show Rally Committee Senior Council Commencement Chairman KAUFFMAN, ROBERT Variety Show Vice-President, Low Iunior Class Council KAWAGE, DAVID Council, Senior KELK, PHYLLIS Publicity Committee, Senior Play Secretary, Palette and Brush Processional Senior Class Reporter Associate Editor, Prospector KELSO, MARY House of Representatives Graduation Usher Torchbearers Rally Committee Senior Frolic KERRIGAN, PATRICIA Council, Iunior, Senior Co-operative Processional Graduation Usherette KESSLER, ARTHUR Commencement Monitor Prospector Statt Fire Squad Sophomore Baseball B Football KINNEBERG, IRIS Los Hispanistis A Class Treasurer, Low Senior Rally Committee Secretary, C.S.F. House ot Representatives KLASNIIC, KATHLEEN Processional Tri-Y KUBEL, BETTY - Honorary Girl Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. C, K. Dettes Saber and Chevrons Society C.S.F. Pythaaorean Sigma KUBO, KEIZI Pythagorean Sigma German Club Electrical Club lSacramento Highl LAI, IRENE CAROL Transierred, Courtland Interclass Basketball Interclass Volleyball Variety Show LARKIN, DAVID Rally Committee Block M Society So-Nathis, Low Iunior A Basketball mga utttzy stint , uyt azz. IUNE '40 AT WORK AND OTHERWISE Left Column ftop io bottoml: Winifred Morley and Barbara Odgersp Ioanne Iackson and Liz Elliot, Rodney Duncan, Bobbie Iune Watson and Ethel Blakeney. Around Table, seated Ileft to rightlz Stuart Fraser, Tom Purvis, Reba Mack and Genevieve Moorp standing, Harold Blomberg. Middle Column: Hurdlers, Herman Paschane and Ted Ieiferson. At the Window Cleft to rightlz Ernie Bourne, lean Harelson, Lou Montfort, Doug Frame, Paula Kanner, and Ianet Reynolds. On the Track: Marilyn Chenoweth, Earl Martin, Ruth Chenoweth, and Barbara Brumleyy Norma Sheya and Marjorie Shierts. Right Column: Playful chaps, Roland Finkenbeiner and Clem Whita- ker, lack Ellis and Harold Weiner, Sam Weller and Thelma Parmer. Sit down chorus llett to rightj' George Bassy, Don Edwards, Bernard Bergerson, Tirn Elliot, Page Thirty-Gigli t '11, LAVINE, EARL Varsity Baseball fThree Yearsl Block Society Prospector Stait Hi-Y Class Council LAZZARI, VIRGINIA Home Economics Club LAZZARONE, ALBERT B Basketball Varsity Basketball LEE, BONNIE G.A.A. LEWIS, GENE Varsity Basketball Varsity Baseball LITTLE, VIRGINIA Bridlespur Club Prospector Features LOCKWOOD, IEAN Class Secretary tFour Semes- tersj Student Body Secretary Student Body Vice-President Secretary, Pythagorean Sigma Rally Committee LOFING, CLARENCE Civic Service LOPER, DEAN A Basketball C Basketball B Track Iunior Basketball Manager Class Council LYCKE, EUNICE G,A.A. Charter Member Processional, High lunior G.A A. Past President Archery Champion Badminton Champion MacARTHUR, CAROLYN Drill Team Processional Graduation Usher Alternate C.S.F. MACEDO, IOHN Senior Manager, Baseball Senior Manager, Football Hall Traffic Captain Iunior Manager, Baseball, Football MACIEL, ANN Co-operative MACK, REBA Nugget Staft KTwo Years? German Club C.S.F. Palette and Brush Class Council MACKLIN, RICHARD B Football MANNO, MARY Co-operative MANOLIS, GUS Varsity Football MARCH, RAE G.A.A. Charter Member Hall DutV Library Assistant MARTIN, EARL High Sophomore Treasurer B Basketball A Football Rally Committee Presldent,Block M Society MARTINEZ, CATHERINE Los Hispanistas C. K. Dettes MARTYR, LELAND High Sophomore, High Iunior and Low Senior President A Football A Track Rallv Committee C.S.F. MASKOVICH, ERNIE Football, '37 Basketball, '37, '38, '39 Baseball, '37, '38, '39 Alternate MATSUOKA, YURI 'lLion's Feast Lion's Choice Graduation Candlebearer Dancing Club Iune 1940 MCCLURE, THERON Home-Room Alternate Home-Room Chairman Vice-President, Palette and Brush Leo Hey-Day Lion's Choice MCCORMICK, PATRICIA Alternate, High Sophomore MCCRILLIS, CARL B Football Senior Play McCULLEY, IOHN B Football Hi-Y MCKINLEY, IEAN Senior Play Costumes Modern Dance Club MCKINNON, GENETTE Vice-President, Home Eco- nomics Club President, Home Economics Club Class Council Member MCMILLAN, RHODA Committee for Senior Ball Usher for Graduation Council, Low Iunior, High High Iunior, Low Senior and High Senior House ot Representatives McRAE,CECII.Y Nugget Stati Secretary, Creative Writing Club, Spring, '39 Vice-President, Creative Writ- inCI Club, Fall, '39 L.E.O. tPublic Speaking Clubl MCRAE, MARGIE C, K. Dette Lieutenant Ottice Assistant House ot Representatives A DCIV at the Beach Girls' Stagette Committee MCWILLIAMS, ALLEN Varsity Football lThree Years! B Football B Track Stage Manager for Senior Play Block Society MENDONSA, EARL B Football C Basketball B Track Varsity Track Varsity Baseball MESSINA, SAMMY Variety Show, Iunior and Senior Year School Dance Band MEYER, BETTY Co-operative MEYER, MARGARET E. G.A.A. MITCHELL, ROBERT Nugget Sales and Business Manager Lite Member C.S F. Pythagorean Sigma Secretary, Saber and Chev- rons Lieutenant, R.O.T.C, MOELLER, ANNABELLE Past Member of Bridlespur MONTFORT, LOUIS Pythagorean Sigma President ot L.E.O. Varsity Track B Football Assistant Sports Editor, Pros- ector MOSDY, WILLIAM G. B Football tTwo Yearst Varsitv Football B Track Council, Sophomore Prospector Stati MOON, DONALD Spring Variety Show Com- mittee MOOR, GENEVIEVE Council, Senior Processional Graduation Usher Rallv Committee MORRIS, IACQUELINE G.A A. MOTMANS, ANNA A Cappella G.A.A. MYERS, VERNITA Council, Iunior House oi Representatives NASSI, GLORIA A Cappella Choir Senior Orchestra Accornpanist, Girls' Glee Varietv Shows Special Singing Group NATHAN, ROBERT Tennis Team, '38, '39, '40 L.E.O. Usher Squad NELLE, IOSEPH L.E,O. President, Airplane Club Home Room Representative NESSLER, EVELYN Pythagorean Sigma Creative Writing Club Bridlespur NETHERTON, WILMA Band NETTLETON, BARBARA Aiter School Sports NICHOLAS, ARTHUR Varsity Football Varsity Track, Captain, '39 Block Societv NUCKOLLS, VIRGINIA G.A.A. Dance Club A Cappella Variety Show lunior Orchestra ODGERS, BARBARA Associate Editor, Nugget Home Economics G.A.A. House of Representatives Class Council OLDHAM, ESTHER Treasurer, Home Economics Variety Show, '37 Varietil Show, '38 PACKARD, WILLIAM A Football B Baseball Block M Society PANOS, ANGELO Aviation Club Office Assistant PARKINSON, HOPE Student Body Board ot Directors Rally Committee C.S.F. Honorary Cadet Girl Colonel Class Secretary, Low Senior PARMER, THELMA Lions Feast 'lStars ot Tomorrow Co-operative PASCHANE, HERMAN C Track Team, '38 Captain, C Track Team, '39 B Track Team, '40 Home Room Treasurer, '39 PAYNE, ALYCE A Cappella Alternate, Hkgh Sophomore Graduation rogram Modern Dance Club Council, Low Sophomore PERRY, ESTHER Prospector Staff Band PIERINI, ELMA Student Body Treasurer Student Body Activities Manager Lite Member, C.S.F. Featured Soloist, School Concert Senior Play Ticket Chairman PITTS, ADELAIDE Home Economics Club Class Council Graduation Usherette, '40 Music Concert Usherette RAE, BARBARA Graduation Usherette, '40 REA, MARCIA Prospector Advertising Manager I'a!lc llzrillf uma Page Forty '11, RETZLAFF, VERNE Varsity Football REYNOLDS, FRED Council, Low and High Sopho- more, Low and High Iunior Treasurer, C.S.F, Prospector Editor B Basketball Variety Show REYNOLDS, IANET Vice-President, Bridlespur Student Body Secretary Torchbearers Rally Committee Board of Directors RICHARDS, ALBERT Associate Editor, Nugget 'Leo's Hey-Da Life Member, GISF. Pythagorean Sigma Inklings Club RIGAST, DOROTHY Graduation Usherette, Fall Make-up Chairman for Senior a TorcTibearers C.S,F. RINELLA. VICTOR C Track Team RITCHEY, LOLA FRANCES Civic Service Prospector Staff Girls' Glee ROBERTS, THOMAS 'B .Basketball and Track Varsity' Basketball Pythagorean Sigma Rally Committee Yell Leader RODGERS, ROBERT Varsity Basketball Class Council, Senior Year Block M Society ' Torchbearersu Prospector Staff ROGERS, AILEEN Processional, Iune, '39 Home Economics Club Co-operative RQSISI, Mgr h ions irt day Part A Cagpella Choir Y RUSHT N, DON Senior Orchestra Visual Aids Variety, Roaring Camp Band SANTICH. PHILLIP Iunior Baseball Varsity Baseball Varsity Football SAY, MARNEY Bridlespur SCARRONE, EMILIE Vice7President, G.A,A. Girls Sports Editor, Prospector Candle Bearer SCI-IIRO, ALFRED Saber-and Chevron Society Calptain, R,O.T.C. Rif e Team SCEHQIITT, a er an evron Societ scHM1TT, LEO I Saber and Chevron Society Usher, February, '40, Graduation SCHOEFER, KATHLEEN Nugget Stott Secretary, C.S.F. President, German Club Life Member, C,S.F. Vice-President, Pythagorean Sigma SCHOOLER, DONNA Prospector SCHO TMAN, ARTHUR A Football Lion Feast Stars of Tomorrow Leo's Hey-Day 'Torchbearers SCHULTZ, ROBERT B and Varsity Track Rall-y Committee Senior Ball Committee A Cappella Iunior Editor, Nugget, '39 Iune 1940 SCHWING, BETTY Life Member, C.S.F. Rally Committee Concert Mistress, Senior Orchestra Council Alternate Panel Discussion, Open House SENINI, IRENE Nugget Staff Home Room Chairman SERRA, EULALIE Processional, Iune Tri-Y Club SERRA, IULIAN B Track, Sophomore and Iunior Years SHANNON, LEONARD Hall Duty B Football SHEETS, MARCELLE Council Alternate Home Economics Club Senior Play Committee Co-operative SHEYA, NORMA Council Alternate Co-operative SHIERTS, MARIORIE Co-operative SHILIN, DIANA Prospector Staff Commencement Usherette SILVA, EVELYN Processional So'Nathis Tri-Y Club SILVA, LOIS Hall Duty Office Assistant SKIDMORE, IANET Glee Club Senior Orchestra Captain of Hall Monitors Bridlespur C.S.F. SLISKOVICI-I, IACQUELINE Senior Orchestra Senior Band Secretary, Home Economics Club SMITH, BILL Captain, Traffic Squad Rifle Team Torchbearers Lieutenant, R.O.T.C. Saber and Chevron Society SMITH, DOROTHY Council, High Sophomore Secretary, High Senior Senior Play Commencement Usher Alternate, Low Senior SMITH, ROBERT B Football, '39 SMYTHE, EUNICE Girls' Riding Club Graduation SNAVELY, ROBERT Traffic Squad Saber and Chevron Society Captain, Hall Squad Lieutenant, R.O.T.C, Senior Band SNYDER, BETTY Office Assistant STAVROS, IACK B Football B Track Varsity Football Varsity Track Vice-President, Block Society STEIN, ROSEMARIE Torchbearers Accompanist, Variety Show STONE, IAMES Activities Editor, Nugget Student Body Card alesman Art Editor, Prospector SULLIVAN, WILLIAM Varsity Track, '39, '40 TAMURA, RICHARD Class Council, Hi h Sopho- more and High Senior So-Nathis TANAKA, SALLY Office Assistant TANIGUCHI, TOM Iunior Baseball Team, '39 TERRELL, EDWARD Transfer from Oakland High Sophomore Vice-Presi- ent Varsigy Football Low ophomore Council Rep- resentative THOMAS, IEAN Prospector Staff, '39 Assigciate Editor, Prospector, Office Assistant TIBBALLS, LATEN B Football B Baseball VERRILL, IACK Saber and Chevron Society Traffic Squad Class Council, Sophomore Rifle Team Home Room Chairman VILARDI, GRACE Co-operative Alternate, Sophomore WAITE, THELMA Library Asstistant Office Assistant Los I-Iispanistas Lieutenant, C. K, Dettes Processional WATSON, BOBBIE IUNE Home Economics Club Rally Committee Honorary Girl Captain, R.O,T.C, Variety Show Queen of Lion's Choice WARNER. IEAN Girls' Glee Senior Orchestra VIAUGH, ARTHUR Nugiit Editor Life ember, C,S.F. President, Creative Writing Club Leo's Hey-Dey Feature Editor, Prospector WEAR, RICHARD Printing Staff, Prospector WELLER, SAM Yell Leader A Cappella Choir President, Hi-Y B Football A Track WERNER, WILLIAM Pythagorean Sigma Usher Squad WEST, CONSTANCE Processional G.A.A. Tri-Y WESTERGAARD, BLANCHE Vice-President, Stamp Club Class Council, Sophomore Alternate, Senior Tri-Y WESTON, RALPH Creative Writing Club Pythagorean Sigma C.S,F. Saber and Chevrons Society WHITAKER, CLEM Sports Editor, Prospector House of Representatives A Track Vice-President, Los Hispanistas C.S.F. WIENER, HAROLD C Basketball Class Treasurer Class Council B Track Constitution Committee WILLARD, MARIORIE Home Room Representative Iunior Prom Committee Managing Editor, Prospector Activities Editor, Nugget CSF WILLEY, EDWIN Special Guard Detail WOODS, PEGGY Alternate, Sophomore House of Representatives 6 N. l gm pg 32.4 W7 Combining an outstanding class spirit and able cooperation from its sponsor, Mr. Ehrhorn, there is little Wonder that the class of February '41 has been a success. Entering C. K. McClatchy in lanuary, 1938, as the second low sophomore class, its members were quite bewildered, but they soon snapped out of this and gained recognition in the political field by electing class officers. With this as a precedent, they have since spread their members into sports, music, art, scholcdpsthip, and all other groups around which a school functions. 'IE Iunior Prom in C. K. McClatchy's 'Ski Lodge was their greatest effort to date, With a Winter setting and snow suits, skis, and a snow cabin for a realistic background, those who attended will remember this as no ordinary affair. ln barely six months the clctss will leave McClatchy, but before they do they have many more activities, the two most important being the Senior Play and the Senior Ball. OFFICERS FEBRUARY '4l nu. f-J,-.ip 1- vi --- - f - cvmfww Top Picture Upper Row Cleit to rightj-Shunki Kido, lack Knight, Vernon Baer, Robert Cook, Bill lshimoto, Monroe Kirkman, Rogers Hoffman, Gordon Hempton, Frank Ball, Richard Krepp, Calvin McKinley, Fred Bly, Dave Christensen. Middle Row-lack Cambridge, lock Burke, Forrest Catlett, Beverly DeCuir, Grace Herrera, Lois Iacinto, Betty Kubel, Evon Holland, Eleanor lohnson, Anna lnouye, Edwin Culley, Craig Benbow, Edgar Lowe. Bottom Row-Elaine Baker, Arline Burke, Ruth Abell, Dolores Caples, Lor- raine Sack, Betty Holcomb, Betty Bond, Betty Lee layes, Doris Le Count, Bar- bara Kendall, Wilma Lee Cook, Mary Ashley. wr, ' Middle Picture Upper Row-Harry Cullen, Harold Suhr. Parker Silva, Stanley Smith, Louis Prince, Howard Pede-rsen,Toggart lngraham, Wil- liam Shepard, lohn Roberts, Frank Tamrnen, Robert Zarick, Russell Baclgley, Bill Todd. Middle Row-Richard Rowe, Bob Rii- som, Bob Raymond, Patricia Stolp, Vir- ginia Williams, Florence McKeown, Bar- bara Schleicher, Alice Rand, Don Shoe- maker, Hazen Shower, Bill Schwabe, Nick Prevolus. Bottom RoWfFransta Silva, Rose Sala- mone, Betty Sarriuelsen, lanet Skiclrnore, Marilytnn Treaster, Betty Rose Ralph, Dorot y Reardon, Lillian Scott, Stella Yankovich, Betty Watanabe, Dorothy Wallace, Bette Prior, lrene Tornei, Marcia Sergeiff, Arlene Richardson. Q 0 I l Bottom Picture Upper Row fleft to rightl-Alvin Nee' ley, Russell l-lousman, Bill McNaughten, Don McRae, Sidney Gross, Leland Mor- rison, Alfred Gentner, Richard Mccarroll, Ray Garcia, Dick Tucker. Middle Row-Richard Gates, lulian Tickert, Bob Olwell, Maxine Galin, Doro- thy Freidenbloom, loan Fender, Mary George, Betty Moody, Grace Hamaif Iohn McDaniel, Lorin Swift. Bottom Row-Della Giesy, Alice Flynn. Iune Mefford, Margaret Martinis, Mada- lena Martinelli, Eleanor McFarlane, Anne Netf, lane Ench, Ann Newbourg, Dora Morton, Barbara Dunn, Leah Myers, Nadine Moody, Faylene Mayfield. Page F0 1-fyreh rec rn-. E , FEBRUARY '41 POSES AT NOON Upper Left Picture fleft to rightjz Bill Schwabe, Harold McKellips, Monroe Kirkman. Upper Center Picture. Russell Hausman, Robert Zarick, Lorin Swift, Bill McNaughten, Bob Langner, Bill Todd. Upper Right Picture: Carol Mathison. Left Center Picture: Rogers Hoffman and Fred Reynolds. Center Picture: Barbara Dunn and Iohn McDaniel. Right Center Picture: Hazen Shower and David Williams. Lower Center Picture: Florence McKeown, Virginia Hartong, Betty Lee Iayes, Wilma Lee Cook, Maryon Brown, Eleanor McFarlane, Lucie Hahn. - Page Forty-jour The class of lune '41 of McClatchy is third largest in the school, with more than 350 students. Since entering as low sophomores this class has participated in many social affairs, the feature of this being the Ski Dance, or lunior Prom. A ski lodge, travel posters, and fir trees furnished appropriate surroundings for a pleasant evening of dancing. On March 29 a High Iunior Assembly was held, the first general meeting that this class has had since entering as low sophomores. Miss Thompson, class sponsor, discussed plans for next years program. The class is hoping that these plans will be successful, and is looking forward to a bigger and better Senior Ball. Marvin Silva, master of ceremonies, presented the gavel to George Buljan, the new president. The class of lune '41 prides itself on the sociability that is shown among its members. Upon entering the school, all new students are introduced to the classmates in their home room at the first opportunity, to make them feel at home. OFFICERS-IUNE '41 Upper How-Fall Officers fleft to right?-Ann Telter, treasurer, Peggy McCarthy, vice-presidenty Beth Lennon, e retary Marvin Silva, president. Lower Row-Spring OlficersiBonnie Larwick, treasurer, George Buljan, president, Ieanne Silva, secretaryy Beth Lennon, vice-president, lnsetfMiss Elizabeth Thompson, sponsor. 4'-. -ewfemk K ,,..... Me, K gfanngglumw Top Picture Upper How Cleft to rightj-Erwin Beitz, Spence Sutherland, Ross Mehl, Louis Roberts, Samuel Kahn, Dick Bates, War- ren Culver, Bill Hodson, Bob Senner, Bay Kelleher, Allan Thomas, Melvin Bond, Arthur Crown, Rolland Lewis, Al Coon, Orville Orion, Malcolm Douglass, Iohn Holden. Middle Row-Una Hughes, Daisy Pond, Marjorie Muglord, Elisa Lopez, Rosalie Godt, Virginia Sellers, Eleanor Phelan, Mavis Kurtz, Iune lensen Seiko Hara, lane Nishiyamu, Yaeko Muramoto, Saw- aye Fukumori, Dora Egolf. Bottom Row-Katherine Cochran, Elaine DeCuir, Goldie Iaksich, Shirley Vange, Betty Ehlers, Betty Irene Lilley, lean Sisson, Melba Tanner, Bettie Flink, Lorraine Smith, Wilma Lu Cawley, Mari- lyn Mott, Pat Cook, Lena Stefani, Mar- jorie Taylor. Page Forty-sm Middle Picture Upper Row flett to rightl-Dick Deller, Harold Meyers, Iohn Dorais, Daniel Zgombic, Bill Green, Donald Perier, Gil- bert Gilbert, Frank Scolield, Louis Ro- miti, George Striker, Ernest Yee, Ioe Gilmette, Jim Hughson. Middle Row-Wallace Turpen, Bernice Madriago, Dorothy Pedone, Katheryn Butorovich, Jennie Manno, Myrtle Wheel- er, Agnes Pollacci, Maryhelen Schirmer, Peggy McCarthy, leanne Samis, Frances Guenthner, Reinhart Weber. Bottom Row - Mary Mascara, Agnes Lozanclch, Catherine Costello, Mary Alice Chase, Willa Marie Gerke, Barbara Abramson, Alice Brid harn,MildredAsoo, Alice Yamamoto, geneva Amoroso, Eloise Aguirre, Margaret Ladas. Bottom Picture Upper Row Cleft io right!-Lee Lawson, Melvin Kelly, Edward lacobs, Bill Birks, Charles Rich, Frank Schram, Schurley Schluer. Middle BowfGeorge Buljan, Bill Hus- ler, Jerry Hutton, lean McCumby, Ernie Busch, Gene Geremia, Bob West, Dick Planteen, Richard Schachtili. Bottom Row-Rosemary Tilden, Evelyn Sloan, Roberta Ballantine, Helen Schoech, Ruth Dean, Kathleen Winslow, Elizabeth White, Evelyn Tuson, Betty Burks, Lillian Nemanic. gfanoggimw' Top Picture Upper Row Ileit to rightl Barbara Hall, Grace Castlernan, Mabel Ver- natche, Darrell Gritlin, Dale Gibson, George Walker, Howard Sargent, No- boru Oto, George Stocking, Albert Boothby, Burnett Miller, Malcolm Fur- bush, Robert Aitken, Allen Shearer, Malcolm White, Carl Forsberg, lack Hut- ton, Ioyce Alm, Maxine Ritchey. Middle Row-Rose Ishimoto, Phoebe Gee, La Rayne Fullmer, Betty Rea, Elaine Forrett, Betty Zane White, lune Wileon, Doris Mihills, Grace Gipe, Rose Marie lurach, Annie Ugrin, Mary Alice Lemmon, Yolanda Nicoletti, Donna Payne, Carol Lirnpach. Bottom Row-Charlotte Guthrie, lune Wilde, Beverly Ottem, Elaine Litzenstein, Bethlennon, Marjorie lones, Ann Telfer, Harriet Ann Womack, Mary Dee Womack, Bonnie Larwick, Nedra Hazelton, Lenora Gebbett, Anita Brown, Elvera Cvitano. Middle Picture Upper Row Klett to rightj-Dick Bib- by, Cliliord Mott, Toshi Kiino, Iohn Nor- ris, Carroll Emery, Harold Boyley, Thomas Bushy, Robert Heidt, Thomas Whitfield, Arthur Flitcrolt, lim Wilson. Robert Akins, Gordon Ball, Don Ehrhardt, Bill Cambron. Middle Row-Terry Sackett, Walter Lar- son, Barbara Robinson, Lois Beck, Le- nora Hybarger, Hilda Lopes, Arlene Tom- linson, Marguerite O'Connell, Edith Walt- zer, Fred Wristen, Fred Barker, Bill Pre- vo os, Athena Laura Kel- Bottom Picture Upper Row Cleft to rightJeArt Stur- gess, Ted Taniguchr, Henry Wristen, Manuel Zarnpathos, Marvin Silva, Lau- ren KennedY, loseph Carabatich, lack Rankin, Frank Petzold, Richard Manslield. Middle Row-Lois Reynolds, Virginia McAdams, Patsy Barry Adele Clark, Au- dine Armstrong, Wmitred Rohl, Iuamta Redwine, Loda Boley, Rose Sako, Max- ine Harvey, lean Silva. Bottom Row-lean Griftiths, Adrienne Harrison, Barbara Rivolta, Barbara Ma- loney, Catherine McCarthy, Barbara Tay- lor, Margaret Ann Shower, Carolyn St. Clair, Barbara Storrs, Helen Stczvros. W ' i 7' .,.,,., ,f Q ' S t HUC -no 21:5 ' nf--...S tw-f M. IUNE '41 LOOKS VERY STUDIOUS Top Row tleft to rigl-atb: Bonnie Larwickg lohn Holden, lim Wilson, Spence Sutherland, and Walter Larsonp Ioyce Hancock. Second Row fseatecll: Patsy Barr and lean McCumby, Cstandxngj Kathleen Winslow and lune ' ' B k - R M hl Marvin Silva, George Buljan Rolland Wilson, Beth Lennon cmd lean Silva. Third row: Ray a er, oss e , , Lewis, and Gene Geremiap Beverly Ottem. Bottom Row: Gene Geremia, Arthur Flitcrott, and Albert Coon, Mary' helen Schirmer and Adele Clark. Pagf Forty-eIy7:i Klum, 0,4 Jizbfmafzq, 142 The class of February, l942, has taken an active interest in all school affairs, and sorne of its members have been found at all games, club meetings, dances, committee meetings, and plays. The most important event of the year was the welcome dance given on Oct. l2, l939, for the incoming low sophomores. As the dance was given in the autumn, Harvest Time was chosen as the theme. Harvest moons placed on the gym walls and brown and orange cornucopias hanging from the baskets helped carry out this idea, and on one wall a large poster drawn and painted by Frances Maita gave a greeting of welcome to the guests. As entertainment for the many dancers during the intermission, Madalena Mar- tinelli played the accordion and Arthur Crown did a tap dance. Dawn Bradford, class president, was in charge of the affair, assisted by Barbara Gray, Shirley Anderson, Robert McClellan, Claude Lear, Bob Walt, Harriet Kinney, Patsy Lancaster, Violet Pesely, and Alice Claire Brown. OFFICERS FEBRUARY '42 Upper Row-Fall Officers fleit to rightlfHarr1et Kinney, treasurerp Iune Hoffman, secretary, Shirley Anderson vice president, Dawn Bradford, president, Lower Row-Spring OfficersiGayle Fisher, president, Bill Rand, vice president Peggy Kneeland, secretary, Phyllis Harvie, treasurer. Inset-Mr. lohn Church, class sponsor. gm ng 5421, za Top Picture Upper Row tlelt to rightl-Fred Craig, Eugene McDonald, Richard Schultz, Bob Bland, Clark Waycott, Gayle Fisher. Middle Row-Kenneth Kincade, Willard Bonnikson, Robert Myers, Robert McClel- lan, Bob lohnston, Bill Sellier, Clyde Ralph, Don Tibbals. Bottom Row-Kenneth Garcia, Bob Goldberg, Phyllis Stabenaw, Eleanor Pendleton, Iackie Murray, lune lanes, Phebe Killick, Dick Moore, Robert Pat- ton. I aa? Fifty Middle Picture Upper Row Cleft to rightj-Warren Cook, Bob Osborn, Harold Sargent, Bill Rand, Bill Willlams. Middle Row-lune Yoshino, Tressie Carrigan, Harriet Kinney, Patsy Lancas- ter, Billie lean Roland, Mary Makino, Myrtle Hooper, Bernice Kurtz. Bottom Row-Iennie Martinis, Kathleen Cacic, Leonor Agrava, Felomena Cima- roli, Florence Porter, Gladys Enos, Reta May Horton, Louise larnes, Frances Mil- ler, Delores Tripp, Georgiana Gunston. Upper Row Cleft to ri htj-Bert Rus- sell, Bob Walt, Dick Gshaughnessy, Paulene Covitch, Betty Bluecher, Con- stance Ienkins, Bettie Harris, Ellen Skarles, lma Lee Cole, Gerald Vettel, Norman Rose, Iohn Hapgooa. Middle Row-Omar Tillson, Dick Buh- ler, Margaret Ogden, Elizabeth Saville, Frances Halverson, Pat Zinsli, Keitha Weaver, Velma Walsh, Peggy Kneeland, Maryllen Myers, Dawn Bradford, Phyllis Harvie, Raymond Sheya, Cecil Clary. Bottom Row-Barbara Gray, Shirley Anderson, Iulia Barber, Phyllis Wake- lield, Lorraine Madeiros, Phyllis Monro, lune Hotlman, Ella May Faulkner, Reba Forsyth, Ieanette Allison, Nannette Da- vis, Bernyce Nickerson, Donda Hanley, Ianice Nassi. gzaiwggmw Upper treasurer: The class ot lune '42 started its career in high school by being perhaps one of the most promising sophomore classes thus far. One of the most successful projects undertaken was the reception given lor the low sophomores who entered in February. Since it was given on Valentine's day, it took the form ot a Valentine Carnival, with appropriate decorations carrying out the theme, Games, dancing, and entertainment features helped to provide the carnival spirit. Perhaps the biggest accomplishment has been the organization of the class into a strong group. The aim ot the council is to have each student acquainted with the others before they graduate. The class showed its prowess in sports by capturing a strong second place in the interclass track meet, and many ot the point winners made points for McClatchy in inter-school competition. lt also had a goodly number of its members on other school teams, All in all, it looks as it this class is really going places. OFFICERS IUNE '42 Rowfl-'all Officers llett to right7fFranlc Harvie, vice-presidentg Barbara Carter, secretary, Harvey Holm, Bernie Wagner, president. Lower Row-Spring Officers-Muriel Hopkins, secretary: Elton Sherwin, presi- dentg Harvey Holm, treasurer, Frank Harvie, vice-president. Inset-Miss Virginia Swanson, sponsor. A we was is 4 we ww . L'laA.4,n,Zju11.aW Top Picture Upper Row Cleft to rightj-Bill Riley, Charles Ware, lack Woods, Darwin Bruggman, lack Veon, Neil McAllister, Bob Wallace, iames Killion, Clarence Moritz, Tommy Uyede, Clarence Palmer, Marvin Schweigert. Middle Row-Louis Barbeau, Harold Crumley, Iames Spangler, Dick Wilson, Rudolph De Polo, Alice De Ford, Irma Goodman, Glenn Miller, Allister Grosz, Fred Meiss, Melvin Marsh, Fred Ktdo, Wayne Schwab, Clifford Hedrick. Bottom Row-Helen Petkovich, Della Gomes, Beth Bowman, Dolores Smith, Muriel Hopkins, leanne Hill, Edith Emo- not, Rose Matsunami, Beatrice Blamey, Barbara Williams, Doris Day, Vivian De Mello, Betty Malcolm, Kikuye Aoyama, Elaine Young. Flflv-I :rn Middle Picture Upper Row tlett to rightl-Harold Til- lotson, Vern Stober, Berney Wagner, Dwight Tuttle, Elton Sherwin. Middle Row-Frank Arthur, Eddie Fo- latti, Bruce Fraser, Alice Drovetsky, Bev- erly Richards, Nelda Thomas, Rosalie Darden, Iacqueline Robinson, Nellie Bur- gess, Carmel Mello, Harry Wilson, David Stocking, David Treiber. Bottom Row-Thelma Silva, Pearl Brazil Mary Garozzo, loyce Kelis, Arleen Mat-I son, Nancy Salamone, Doris Roberts, Claire Schluer, Barbara Van Dyke, Mary lane Terra, Sue Morisaki, Minerva Kat- tenhorn, Mariel West, Ioyce Akers, Mar- garet Haggerty. is 'K .arf - - Bottom Picture Upper Row tlett to rightl-Walter lames, Don Odgers, Tom Mathews, Rich- ard Phillips, Ted Sheppard, Frank Wach- tel, Pat Symons. Middle Row-Eddie Givilt, Iim Slater, Grace Capps, Frances Simons, Io Ann Stautter, Betty Io Kelso, Barbara Cross, Pat McGuire, Betty Loper, Lois PaBpe, Geraldine Cameron, Bob Stuart, ob Dams. Bottom Row-Ioyce Cambron, Christina Colianni, Clarabelle Shierts, Carol Wy- cotf, Beatrice Granofi, Ieanne Langdon, Barbara Colwell, Geor ene Watrous, Alice Sutyekawa, Aie qiokota, Asaye Torninaga, Eunice Christensen, Virginia Vander Marten, Patty Lou Frederick, Winitred Morley. 5 D!-Jwwz' Top Picture Upper Row tlelt to rightj-Tom lshi- moto, lack Irwin, Tyrone Riggs, Dick One, Tom Nakao, Roy McAnaw, Kenyon Hook, Ed Ashley, Warren Amacker, George Morrison, Charles Schmitt, Middle Row-Beulah Bayless, Andrew Solander, Dorothy Duke, Mary Dutra, Kazuko Kiino, Dorothy Hikili, Kiyoko Kiino, Florence Yasuda, Gladys Carter, Betty Iune Meyers, Marie McWilliams, Dan Matranga, Steve Mondini, Bottom RoWiDorothy Ferrick, Fern Douglass, Leona Ritchey, Marjorie Bren- ner, Kathleen Cook, Betty Dirckx, Huth Cook, Patty Brooke, Betty Ann Ander- son, Marie DaRosa, Io Ann Cornelius, Sheila Lovell, Ioanna Wisner, Virginia Hinrich, Paulene Pettit, Middle Picture Upper Row tlett to rightl-Peter Lozan- cich, Gus Yramkis, Ernie Silva, Charles Duncan, Harold Mills, lack Klasnxk, Charles Tetlow, Stanley Chun, Frank Harvie, Ed Zarick, Boyd McCullough, Don Lemmon, Harvey Holm. Middle Row-Patricia Standley, Mar- garet Virga, Anna Lou lanes, Tommle- Lew Wallace, Lucilla Weaver, Dorothy Simmons, June Elliott, Carol n Wacker, Elizabeth Trusier, Claire Holden, Cath- erine Schmitt, Lauretta Purcell, Aileen Poston, Bettylou Iobe. Bottom Row-Dora Marani, Gloria Ta- mura, Marjorie Sharp, Flora Douglas, Virginia Kline, Betty Horton, lane Car- mack, Lorayne Deller, Phyllis Dreier, Marian Green, Margaret Wiegand, Myr- tle Bargquist, Betty Lyles, Lorraine Tay- lor, Ruth Hunter. Bottom Picture Upper Row tlett to rightt-Clifton Crosby, Iohn Borg, Iames Chapman, Ierry Sutton. Middle Row-Iim Kashiwada, Charles Fields, Harold Iohn, Adolph Hubbard, Dora May Beeman, Connie McPherson, Toshi Yamada, David Cutler, Frank Mate suoka, Tom Miyasaki. Bottom Rowilna Hansen, Barbara Carter, Thais Smith, Evelyn Hughson Mildred Baker, Dolores Silva, Bebe Weber, Athol Souza, Kathleen Kinneberg v . 1 f I l 1 2 flaw, og jfluumzzq, 143 The class ot February '43 has just taken its place with the other classes as oi part ot the C. K. McClatchy Senior High School. The Warm greeting by both students and teachers upon its arrival made the newcomers teel immediately at home, Although this class has not been at C. K. long enough to establish any trae ditions such as the Iunior Prom or Senior Ball, it is certain that members ot the class of February '43 can more than justify themselves by their enthusiasm and school spirit. Several interesting ideas lor the coming year have been proposed for the activities of this class, but none have been otticially decided on. Although pledged to secrecy about these ideas, the class can promise an interesting and different reception for the incoming low sophomores next tall. Under the enthusiastic direction ot their sponsor, Mrs. Squires, it is certain that the three years that this class will spend here will be very happy ones. OFFICERS-FEBRUARY '43 Fall Officers Cleft to rightl-Caesar Sahbatani, treasurer, Suzanne Pierson secretary, Barbara Beloat, vice-presi- dent Billy McCarrel, rsid I. I 1-M .C p e en nse rs arol Squires, class sponsor. . l l i 5 004326 Top Picture Upper RowwLeland Stein, Bob Mills, Earl Perino, Robert Reynolds, lack Rear- don, George Akiyarna, lack Licursi, Danny Daniels. Middle Row-Ernest Heidt, Bill LaVine, Harry Lee, Merle Scribner, George Es- cott, Lester Gable, Donald Cole, Norman Calloway, Bill Roll, Andrew Bordi, Alan Moore, Bob Geremia. Bottom Row-Leo Avender, Dell Curtis Cook. Caesar Sabbatani, Ernest Lovass. Sara Rich, Virginia Gardner, Barbara Mayers, Emmie lwamolo, Wilma Dunn, Mary Alice Standoey, Mary Cox, Anna Mae Sebree. Z1 Middle Picture Upper Row-lack McCarroll, William Watts, Ellis Katz, Bob Mazuleni, Melvin Wilson, Donald Walker, Wilton Vaughan, Eldon Kimball, Tom Hannigan, Edward Fernandes, lay Bollen, Iohn Hubert, lim Moody. Bottom Row-Bob Thielbahr, Bill Wis- ener, Dean Smith, Arthur Whitfield, Rose Traversi, Vivian Clark, Barbara Wells, Milton Griffin, Bob lust, Garland Love- lass, Nick Martinelli, Thomas Loomis, Allred Monteiro, Bottom Picture Upper Row fleft to rightj-Hollis Hous- ton, Harvey Ward, Parker Gilbert, lames White, Bill Spindler, lack Litch, Virgil Pierini, Bob Chamness, Iohn Martinelli, Robert Peters, limmy Terlau, limmy Tam- men, Wyatt Unger, Harry Chow, Willie Ong. Middle Row-Harold Wilmunder, Rus- sell Solomon, Richard Walker, Gerald Redwine, Dorothy Giamini, Shirley lohn- son, Lillian Kuck, Patsy illy, Adrienne lohnson, Alice Hucke, Peter Chrisler, Benny Fong, Bernhard La Zansky. Bottom Row g Iimrrrily Zinsli, Arthur Maria, lohn Sleicher, argaret Horton, Mary Hoag, Tomiye Matsuki, Mabel Brant, Bernice Spira, Virginia Carleson, Genevieve Snaveley, Bessie Kenourgios, lean Cohn, Bill McCarrel, Eddie Maria, Iimmie Wakefield. Pane - Fifty-fit-e HOME ECONOMICS AND PLANT SCIENCE CANDIDS Top Row-Left Picture-Foods 4 fleft to rightji Connie Anthony, Tomoko Tsugawa, Lorraine Averitt, Bette Lou Tier- ney. Center Picture-Plant Science Lorraine Taylor, Elaine Young, Patty Lou Frederick. Ri ht Picture: Art Kessler, Second Row-Left Pictureeliceing Flowers: Verna Magers, Teil Flemming, Bill Gray. Center gicture-Around Table: Lois Mathias, Margie Krutosik, Grace Vilardi. Right PicturefFixing Plants: Alvin Sanders, Patty Lou Frederick, Bar- bara Cross. Third Row-Left Picture-Potting Plants: lohn Ciani, Dick One, Douglas Farewell. Center Picture-Girls Sewing MUTE MCWlll1GmSl Aileen POSKOH, onstance McPherson, Winilred Morley, Marjorie Scribner, Betty Watts, Doris Grvey- Right Picture-Picking Flow-ersi Torrwko Tsugawa, Bottom Row-Left Picture-handling Plants, Richard Phillips, Margaret Wiegand Center Picture-In Lath-House: Emmabell Rhodes, Betty Wescott, Alvin Sanders, Doris May Smith. Right Picture-Cutting Daffodils: Lorraine Taylor, Page I ifl11-sin I Seventeen-Mile Drive, Monterey Peninsula Page Fifty-Eight STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Upper Half of Circle-Fall Officers tleft to rightl: Dexter Hivett, presidenty Marian Mueller, vice-president, lean Lockwood, secretary: and William Place, treasurer, Lower Half of Circle-Spring Officers tleft to rightl: Doug Frame, president, lean Lockwood, viceepresident, Ianet Reynolds, secretary, and Elma Pierini, treasurer. Center, Mr. Carl Winter, adviser. Jim, Body, Headed by Dexter Rivett under the new constitution. Assisting him were Marian Mueller, vice-presi- dentpl L k ' ' ean oc wood, secretary, and William Place, treasurer. Douglas Frame, president of the Spring term was the first president to serve a student body composed of original McClatchy students. Other student body officers were: lean Lockwood, vice-president, lanet Reynolds, secretary, and Elma Pierini, treasurer. , the Fall student body was the first to function The faculty sponsors for the year included Mr. Carl Winter, general chair'- man, Mr. Lawrence Blucher, finances and advertising' Mrs Elva B d ' l , . o en, socia events and activities, and Mr. Russell Azzara, rally committee. 'iii not J5'na1wLuf,0' The Board of Directors is composed of the Student Body President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, Yell Leader, and the class presidents. The appointive officers on the Board are the Bally Committee Chairman, Adver- tising Manager, Activities Manager, and Social Chairman. The Boards duties are to fulfill the decisions of the House of Representatives, and to carry out natural responsibilities. BOARD OF DIRECTORS' TopvPicture-Upper Row-Fall Officers lleft to rightl-Leland Martyr, Harry Tammen, lohn McDaniel, Bottom lgow- lxlgarton Mueller, Elma Pierini, Jean Lockwood, Wilbur Yost, Dexter Rivett, William Place, Douglas rome, erny ogner, Bettom Picture-Spring Officers-Upper Row ileft to righttfDaren Cockerill, Hope Parkinson, Rogers Hoffman, Gor- don Hampton, Bob Harris. Bottom Row-Bill McCarrell, Sam Weller, Iean Lockwood, Douglas Frame, Elma Pierinl, lanet Reynolds ll! :tif r 4-4 -.4 Payrv Sixty Eg 1-rx aw. ff' takin v' RALLY COMMITTEE AND YELL LEADERS-FALL Upper Set tleft to righlj-Mr. Laurence Blucher, advertising and finances sponsor: Fall yell leaders, Travers Durkee, Miles Scofield, Tom Roberts: Bottom Set-Fall rally committee, Upper Bow Kleit to right!-lean Lockwood, Doreen Cook, Dick Moore, Bob Schultz, Dick Giberson, George Schaaf, Fred Buhler, Bob Aitken, Fred Barker, lower row, Phyllis Babcock, Maryhelen Schirmer, Mary Ann Buljan, Estelle Yost, Harry Tammen, Hope Parkinson, Velma Hickman, Phyllis Monro, Beatrice Kelly. Our enthusiastic cheering at games and rallies can be partially attributed to the excellence ot our yell leaders. During the Fall semester Miles Scofield, as head yell leader, with his two assistants, Travers Durkee and Tom Roberts, brought forth our thundering cheering and spirited singing at Fall rallies, games and assemblies. During the Spring semester, Sam Weller and his two assistants, Roland Lewis and Robert Aitken, kept up the high standards started by their prede- cessors. lt is a known tact that success in any venture depends a great deal on the spirit behind it. Much credit is then due our yell leaders, for it is they who bring out the great enthusiasm of our student body, spurring our teams to many victories. Rally, 6711 ' Somewhat like the Chamber ot Commerce in purpose, the Rally Committee concerns itself mainly with arousing public interest in McClatchy's athletic events. The fall rally committee, with Harry Tammen as chairman, handled the toot- ball and basketball rallies, while the Spring committee, under Bob Harris' chairmanship, gave us the track and baseball rallies. Mr. Russell Azzara and Mr. George Corrigan were the faculty sponsors. Members of the Pall Rally Committee, pictured at the lett, include Harry Tammen, Robert Aitken, Phyllis Babcock, Fred Barker, Fred Buhler, Mary Ann Buljan, Doreen Cook, Dick Giberson, Velma Hickman, Beatrice Kelly, Dick Moore, Hope Parkinson, George Schaat, Bob Schultz, Maryhelen Schirmer, Phyllis Monro and Estelle Yost. Members of the Spring Rally Committee were: Bob Harris, Mary Ann Buljan, Tommy Burke, Ruth Chenoweth, Wilma Lee Cook, Dick Giberson, Velma Hick- man, Bob Hulbert, Tommy lones, Mary Kelso, lris Kinneberg, David Larkin, Earl Martin, Leland Martyr, Peggy McCarthy, and Bobbie lune Watson. RALLY COMMITTEE AND YELL LEADERS-SPRING Upper Set Cleft to rightj-S ring yell leaders, Bob Aitken, Sam Weller, Roland Lewis, Mrs. Elva Boden, social activities sponsor, bottom set-slr, Russell Azzara, rally committee sponsor. Spring rally committee-Upper Row Clelt to right!-Torn Burke, Bob Hulbert, Dave Larkin, Leland Martyr, Earl Martin, Bob Harris, Torn Iones, lower row, Velma Hickman, Iris Kinneberg, Ianet Reynolds, Bobbie lune Watson, Maryanne Buljan, Mary Kelso, Ruth Cheno- weth Wilma Lee Cook, Peggy McCarthy. .tg Q M v Q 3. , ,, H, ,.,,,.. 5 , 1 f, . w 35 ' ' l o . Q A L D -.,, liit 'wt l ' . 1.325 THEY PRODUCED THIS VOLUME Top Left' Associate Editor Barbara Odgers, Editor Arthur Wau h A Business Mana B b g , ssociate Editor Albert Richards Top Right' ger o Mitchell. Middle Left' Photographer Park Gflb ence McKeow B . er i ert. Middle Right: Photography Editor Flor- n. ottom: The Nugget Staff-Top Row fleft to rightl Robert Cook, Malcolm Douglass, Fran Cartier, Bob Hulbert, Daren Cockerill, Rogers Hoffman. Middle Row: Dan Lorain, Albert Richards, Bob Mitchell, Eleanor Pendleton, Mary Ann Buljan, Elma Pierini, Marjorie Willard, Iune Wilson, Bob Wallace, fimmy Stone, Bill Sisson, Arthur Waugh Bottom Row: Kay Schoefer, Irene Semni,Marilyn Chenoweth, Hermine Gaylord, Betty Irene Lill Cecily McRae, Reba Mack, Florence McKeown, Barbar Od ' s on . SY, a gers, Beatrice Kelly, Betty Goodenow, Mr. Vernon Cordry, p sor Headed by Arthur Waugh, editorein-chief, and his two associate editors, Barbara Odgers and Albert Richards, the Nugget staff has been working since last fall preparing this yearbook for you, ln a year of floods this has been a difficult one for photographing the McClatchy campus and student body. After rejecting hundreds of photos, we have selected the best of thern to keep fresh the memory of your year in school, Bob Mitchell, head of the business staff, put on a sales campaign that brought more than BSU subscriptions? largest of any at McClatchy. Marvin Silva and Bill Sisson led the salesmen with 7U and 40, respectively. Reba Mack, Florence Mclieown and Rogers Hoffman did a fine job on senior pictures. Parker Gilbert and ferry Lipp were outstanding for photography. Parlrf Sixty-I im I .00 26, At McClatchy there are several groups of students who, while receiving credit for their work, also render valuable service to the school. Among these groups are the coeoperatives, who under the direction of Miss Alma Schocke, registrar, receive training and experience in office work and give much clerical assistance to the school. Co-operatives work three periods a day in Various offices such as those of the registrar, Comptroller, the vice-principals, and the library. To become a co-operative the student enrolls as for a class. He should have a working knowledge of typing, shorthand or bookkeeping, and use of the office machines. His citizenship record must be above reproach. This year there are twenty-eight students working as coeoperatives. THEY HELP SCHOOL WHILE LEARNING Oval-Miss Alma Schocke, registrar. Top Picture, back row flettlz Irene Tome, Charlotte Greene tfrontj Lorene Giesser, Mary lane Evans, Hose Salamone, Miss Schocke, and Arline Burks. Bottom Picture-Cmoperatives-Bottom Row: Lorene Giesser, Margaret Kelis, Olga Mazetti, Ieanne Albright, Kathryn Howland, Elene Cook, Velma Iceberg, Thelma Parmer, Pat Kerrigan. Second Row: Mary Mehas, Ann Maciel, Betty Meyer, Elsie Louise Alessio, Wasle Burks, Norma Sheya, lane Dolder, Ramona Chase, Verdene Morgan, Mayme Schwartz, Grace Vilardi, Third Row: Iosephine D'Alessandro, Mary lane Evans, Charlotte Greene, Marcelle Sheets, Miss Alma Schocke, registrar. Fourth Row: Bill Place, Roy Higashino. ff- L I I if ' wr- THEY LEARN BY PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE Ulpiper Row Klelt to rightl-Beverlv Corson, Exchangesp lean Thomas, Special Writer fAssocia1e Editor, Sprinqlp in arelson, Co-Editor 1Associaie, Springjp Betty Taylor, Featuresg Betty Iane Islip, Features, Marian Mueller, ubs Editor, Hermine Gaylord, News Editor, Ann Neil, Special Writer, Mary Lou Guiles, Special Writer, Front Row- 1tBrietzke Drama Editor Dexter Rivett Co Editor Harold Wiener S orts Bill Putnam S orts Editor and George 1 , 7 , - : t P 1 V P , haul, Assistant Sports Editor. CNet pictured-Virginia Lewis, Associate Editor.J Inset-Mr. Vernon Cordry, Adviser. fl0A7Z2.QCf0fL Stagg Jail Despite its small size, the Fall staff of the school's weekly paper proved efficient in putting out issues twice the size of last year's publication. Dex Rivett and lean Harelson, co-editors, and Herrnine Gaylord, news editor, were outstanding in handling the editorial sections while Bill Putnam provided an interesting sports page. A new press in our print shop speeded up publications each Monday. McClatchy has gained a high reputation for cutting time-lag ir students read about events four to five days before other schools do. pll.0AfZ2Lf0!L , ' Headed by Fred Reynolds and Ernestine Dietz, co-editors, and Marjie Willard, managing editor, aided by Phyllis Kelk and lean Harelson, associates, the Spring Prospector Was a top-notch publication. Clem Whitaker's sport page Was one of the best and Marvin Fisher was efficient as business manager. Outstanding feature writers were Virginia Little, columnist, Bruce Corrigan, George Bakke, lean De Haven, Phyllis Erickson, Donna Schooler, lean Thomas, Ioe Cutler, and Diana Shilin. An excellent Education Week issue was given to the public, April 24. SPRING PRO SPECTOR STAFF Upper Row-loe Cutler, Features, Bruce Corrigan, Science Editor, Sam Frank, Features and Advertising,- Bob Dickey, Iam Session, Tom Roberts, Art Editor, Earl Lavine and Dutch McWilliams, Sports, Marvin Fisher, Business Manager, Louis Montfort, Sports. Middle Row-Bob Rodgers, Sports, Bill Moody, Features, Art Kessler, Circulation: Ernestine Dietz, Co-Editor, Lillian Flaherty, Features, Virginia Little, Editorial Features, Fred Reynolds, Co-Editor, Clem Whitaker, Sports Editor, George Bakke, R.O.T.C., Bert Bonomi, Sports. Front Row-Marjorie Willard, Manag- ing Editor, Phgllis Erickson, lean De Haven and Donna Schooler, Feature Editors, Phyllis Kelk, Associate Editor, Esther Perry, dvertising, Diana Shilin, Fashions and Exchanges, Emilio Scarrone. Girls' Sports Editor, and lola Ritchey, Girls' Sports. FALL VARIETIES Top Row-Albert Richards and Art Wau h, Madalenrx Martinelli, Ro ers Hoflrnan. Middle Row-Walter Bur- roughs and Rosalie Godl, Sammy Messina, ATbert Schweigert, and lack Tlloods. Bottom Row-Gloria and Ianice Nassi, Art Schottman, Elma Pierini and Katherine Kadel. leo Page S i.i'l11-sim I A, Jing,-May, On Leo's Hey-Day, Leo took his subjects to a barn dance. The theme being carried out with stage decorations of hay stacks, corn cobs, a harvest moon, and a dancing scarecrow. The acts included dancing, skits, accordion and drum solos, vocal selec- tions, piano duet, bird imitations, hill billy band, andal..eW Lehrirripersonation. Those participating who are not pictured above include: Wilbert Azevedo, leanne Albright, Theron McClure, Ted Durkee, Clifton Crosby, Wray Eggleston, Barbara Carter, Arthur Crown, Billie Bayless, Ann Clower, Betty Bond, Cath- erine Cochran, Betty Birks, Harriet Ann Womack, Maryhelen Schirrner, Evadell Pickrel, lack Brinson, Betty Cheek, Barbara lackson, Burnett Miller, Fred Barker, Lehmann Hickey. 'warp af. fha amd, For their Spring vacation Leo took his subjects tor A Day at the Beach. The stage was set with scenery representing a beach, complete from the lite guard to the hot dog stand. This scenery was created by members of the stagecratt classes. While the bathers wandered about, they were entertained by singers, musicians, dancers, skits, and a gang of turnblers. Members ot the cast are found pictured below. SPRING VARIETIES Top Row-Hope Parkinson fBrendaJ and Ernestine Dietz fCobinaJ, Paula Kanner, lanet Reynolds, Sam Weller, Genevieve Moor and Don l-liggens, Beverley Richards, Marjorie Hamlyn. Middle Row-Audine Armstrong, Phyllis Brooke, Andrew Solander, Dick Planteen, Burnett Miller, Hope Parkinson, Ernestine Dietz, Ted Reynolds, Teddy lel- ierson and his drums, Gtnette McKennon, lean Lockwood, Catherine Cochran, Harriett Ann Womack, Phyllis Brooke, Rogers Hoffman, Fred Barker, Dick Planteen. Front Row-Margie McRae, Pat Adams, Yuri Matsuoka, Orv Orion,Mar- vin Silva, Barbara Jackson, Dick Bates, Bobbie lune Watson, Walter Burroughs, Fred Barker, Burnett Miller, Maryori Hamlyn, Margie McRae, Robert Aitktn, Andrew Solander, Betty Cheek, Marvin Silva, Harriett Ann Womack, Cath- Iefiliiie Cochran, Genette McKennon, Ted Reynolds, Phyllis Brooke, Yuri Matsuoka, Pat Adams, Sam Weller and Burnett l ef. IN THE FALL SENIOR MURDER MYSTERY DRAMA oper Set fleft to rightjiMilton Brietzke, George Schaaf, Ierome Lipp, Marjorie Watts and Harry Tammen, cen- rrbara Dowieg lower picture, upper raw tleft to rightj--Gear e Schaaf, Estelle Yost, Dawson Winter, Helen . Robert Meyer, Helen Hartong, Travers Durkee, Patricia Mcgaffrey, Bill Putnam, Marge Danis, lower row, mmen, Mariorie Watts, Milton Brietzke, Barbara Dowxe, Lehmann Hickey, Doris Noble, Ierome Lipp. ' 2 ' ll The Thirteenth Chair, one of the most popular and successful mystery 'F produced on Broadway several years ago, found regal reception among tClatchy audience. cast was well suited to the demands made by the script and, through forts, an adequate interpretation was achieved. ller, based on the assumption that one of several persons actually tage killed another in such a way as to baffle the cleverest long remain a vivid experience to those who saw the perform- 'flluo jwzch-46' May l proved to be a hilarious night for a McClatchy Senior Play audience when one of the most recent and popular comedies, The Torch-Bearersf' an extraordinarily clever satire on Dramatics, was presented. The cast, composed of twelve seniors, was selected through competitive try- outs from seventy-two aspirants- a new high in try-out competition. Many clever and interesting situations infect this play with fun and comedy. The scene on the stage during a performance of a play is probably one of the funniest things yet presented on our stage. SPRING SENIOR PLAY Top Picture Cleft to rightlz Art Schottman, Dorothy Huber, Mary Kelso, Doris Rgost, lone! Reynolds, Ioan Harper and Bill Smith Lower Groupe-The Cost-Upper Row Kleft to rightl. Curl lffcCri lin, Bx'l Shim Bob Cook Art Schottmon, Bob Goulding, Bob Rodgers, Front Row Mary Kelso, Dorahy Huber, Icon Harper, Loris Rigast Iunet Reynolds, and Rosemarie Stem. 5 n . '-ram, it , tv, yn' N151 at fqww McCLA'l'CHY'S MUSIC MAKERS Top PicturefBand-Ugper Row tlett to rightl-Cecil Clay, Darwin Bruggman, Dan Buckley, Middle Row-Gayle Fisher, Eddie Gwilt, onda Hanley, Wray Eggleston, Eugene McDonald, lack Woods, Larry Crase, Fred Reynolds, Bob Meyers, Robert Heidt, Art Flitcrott. Bottom RowiDelmar Michler Willa Marie Gerke, Taggert lngraham, Helen Schoech, lack Veon, loe Gentner, lacqueline Sliskovich, Bob Snavely, Shannon Matheny, Raymond Iohnson, Alfred Gentner, Leona Ritchey, lack Hutton, Ierry Hutton. Lower PictureiOrchestra-Upper Row Cleft to rightl-Ray Garcia, Peter Tomlinson, Bob Hulbert, Iohn Hutchings, Stanley Smith, Leona Ritchey, Middle Row-Ianet Skidmore, Alice Mae Swannell, Evon Holland, Betty Bonnikson, Malcolm Douglas, Don Rushton, Bill Todd, Caesar Lapenia, Lois Beck, Shirley Lovell, Eva Chapen. Bottom Row- lacqueline Sliskovich, loe Gentner, Lorene Giesser, Alice Brady, Elma Pierint, Drums-lack Verrill, Elden Crews. Don Edwards, Billie lean Roland, Barbara Robinson, Virginia Hartong. Kami U During the past year McClatchy's band and orchestra, both under the direction ot Mr. lames Hogin, have been rapidly increasing their personnel and their activities. The band has played at football games and rallies. The orchestra has per- formed at various assemblies and the senior play. Both of them participated in the music festivals held at Stockton and Sacramento. HALT The students of the various classes in the Art Department have contributed much to the activities ot McClatchy in which art was needed by creating scenery, models and backgrounds for the display Windows, posters, signs, programs, and costumes. The following students have been outstanding in this work: Phyllis Brooke, Mary Ann Buljan, George Buljan, Ernest Busch, Barbara Green, Ted lefferson, Reba Mack, Theron McClure, Margie McRae, Donald Perier, Al Schiro, Mar- garet Ann Shower, limmy Stone, lack Tolley, and Torn Warner. Miss Elizabeth Thompson and Miss Helen Burke are faculty advisers of this activity in which art students apply what they have learned in classes. Q fappdb. Khan, The A Cappella Choir, under the direction ol Mrs. Elva Boden, is a popular and successful course in the Music Department. The group has performed at many functions including Parent-Teachers' meetings, Education Week pro- gram, assemblies, Sacramento Music Festival, the McClatchy Music and Dance Program, and the commencement exercises. Other vocal groups at McClatchy are the Girls' Glee, also under Mrs. Boden's direction, the Boys' Glee, and the Mixed Chorus, Mr. lames Hogin and Miss Mildred Lothhammer, directors, respectively. Upper Row-lean de Haven, Esther Oldham, Naomi Brenner, Vir inia Bradley, Virginia Kline, Melvin Brockett, Donald Perier, Harry Wilson, Clark Waycott, Sam Weller, Vir mia T-hnrich, Caryl Ford, Lenora Gebbett, Delores Caples. Middle Flow-Mary Alice Chase, Marilyn Chenowei, Betty Nicholson, Eva Dell Pickrel, Milton Harvey, Beulah Bayless, Fred Bowlden, Harold Mills, Clittord Crosby, lean Grant, Thelma Torgersen, Alice Flynn, Lois Beck, Phyllis Taranga, Bottom Row-Elaine Litzenstein, lanice Nassi, Alice Payne, Vir inia Williams, Roy Rossi, lack Brin- son, Bob Schultz, Mrs. Elva Boden, Ed Drennon, Lorin Swiii, Dorothy Hubbard, Gloria Nassi, Virginia Nuckolls, lean Gianatasio, Rose de Bernardi. 3' -s J1w.fz.ot .52 ' Top Picture-Company E -First Row lleft to right!-Robert Wood, Frank Schram, lol-in Schmitt, Lt, William Smith, Staff Sgt. Arthur Meniatis, instructor, Capt. Alfred Schiro, Lt. Tom Cecchettini, Sgt. lack Verrill, Sgt, George Bakke, Sgt. Dick Garlick. Second Row-Robert McClellan, William Hales, Leland Stein, Gerald Ackerman, Richard Schultz, Robert Myers, Gayle Fisher, Bill Sellier, Shannon Matheney, Lloyd Callier, Preston Smith. Third row- Edward Zarick, Clarence Palmer, Franklyn Wells, Norman Gilbert Clarence Moritz, Robert Vehn, Louis Bothwell, Lester Hayes, Ray Garcia, lames Zinsli, Roy Hi gs. Fourth rowiDelmar Moss, George McHenry, Parker Gilbert, Roo' ert Mills, Andrew Solander, Frank Arthur, Willlam Tierney Fifth row-lerry Sackett Harley Reynolds, Harold Wil Eundfr, Andrew Riola, Harvey Ward, Ronald McClellan, 'Craig Benbow, Frank Bridges, Ierry Andriiich, Harold rum ey. Bottom PicturefCompany F iFirst Row Cleft to rightl-Lt. Kenneth Drupiewski, Ca t. Ernest Bourne, Capt. Fran Cartier, Lt. Albert Richards, Staff Sgt. Arthur Meniatis, Instructor, Lt. Robert Mitchell? Sgt. Monroe Kirkman, Sgt. Robert Cook, Sgt, Ralph Weston, Sgt, David Christensen. Second Row-Sgt. Edward Hall, Clyde Russell, lack Rear- dan, George Morrison, Corp. William Birka, Robert Zarick, Corp. lim Wilson, Donald Walker, Edward Whitson, Sgt. Donald Higgins. Third Row-Tom Mathews, Charles Schmitt, Ray Howland, George Escott, Kenneth Garcia, lim Wakefield, orp, Louis Rometi, Corp. Spence Sutherland, William Cambron, lohn Roberts. Fourth Row-Bob Mazu- lerie, Iohn Center, lim Shields, Kenneth Hook, Dean Mansfield, Harry Wilson. Fifth Row-lohn Wood, Kenneth Har- ness, Edwin Cornelius, Alfred Rasmussen, Boyd McCullough. an intl: Iuvt e .a .5 Military training has assumed a definite place in the American colleges and high schools of today. The Military Department this year is under the direction of Lt. Col. Carl S. Doney, assisted by Capt. A. E. Waite and Stall Sergeant Arthur Meniatis. This year there were l4U members enrolled in the R.O,T.C. unit. This unit achieved the rating ot Superior and Honor school by the War Department for ex- cellence in Military Science and Tactics for the school year, l938-l939. Top Picture-Company G -First Row tlett to rtghtt' First Sgt. Dan Loraine, Lt. Arthur Waugh, Lt, Robert Snavely, Major Charles Dean, Staff Sgt. Arthur Meniatts, instructor, Capt. Gordon Hempton, Statl Sgt. Wilfred Bau- man, Sgt Dan Buckley, Sgt Schurley Schluer. Second Row: Clifton Crosby, Richard Wilson, Fritz Grau, Albert Coon, Harold Labrie, Wray Eggleston, Corp Howard Sargent, Tyrone Rigs, Corp. Charles Rich, Richard Gilmore. Third Row: Corp. Richard Mangstield, Pat Symons, Don Huggins, Donald Fair, Raymond Baker, George Rtola, Dean Smith, Dick Willy, Robert Reynolds, Grant Cox, Corp. Lec Schmitt. Fourth Row Tom Brown, Bart Humble, Beaula Bayless, lohn Borg, Melvin Brockett, loseph Carabitich, Thomas Whitfield, Filth Row Arthur Flitcrott, Charles Dun- can, Sgt. George Walker, Corp. Allen Shearer, Vincent Stancich, Corp loe Guth, Walter Larson, William Ransom. Olticers-First Row Cleft to rightjz Capt. Fran Cartier, Honorary Capt leanne Samxs, Capt, Ernest Bourne, Honorary Lt Col. Velma Hickman, Major Charles Dean, Honorary Colonel Hope Parkinson, Capt. Allred Schiro, Honorary Capt, Maryhelen Schirmer. Second Row: First Lt. Arthur Waugh, Honorary Lt. Patty Brooke, lst Lt William Smith, Honorary Lt Harriet Ann Womack, Capt. Gordon Hemptcn, Honorary Capt Carol Mathlson, lst Lt. Albert Richards, Honorary Lt, Betty Kubel. Third Row: Second Lt Robert Snavely, 2nd Lt Kenneth Drupiewski, Znd Lt. Robert Mitch- lt, Znd Lt, Torn Cecchettini, Stott Sgt. Arthur Menlatis, tn structor. . tl.-. l nh, , . .,.,,,., Top Set-Klettj Honorary Lieut. Col. Velma Hickman, Major William Place, and Major Charles Dean. Center- R,O T.C Unit Taking Exercise tto I and Learnin t St k A R h T -S if ' - . p g o ac rms ig t op ta Sgt. Arthur Meniatis, instructor Lower GroupiThe Winning Rifle TeameUpper Row tleit to rightj Frank Schram, Dan Lorain, Ir,, Robert Cook, jim Wilson, Donald Higgins, and Charles Rich. Kneeling-George Bakke, Gordon Hempton, William Smith, Allred Schiro, and jack Verril. :gc Scroll!!!-foltr izam. Mum. In addition, this year's Rifle Team proved their superiority in rifle competition by bringing to McClatchy the William Randolph Hearst Trophy. Social events of importance were the initiation of new members into the Saber and Chevrons Society, held at the Clunie Memorial, and the Military Ball at the Eastern Star Temple, May lO. From more than GU candidates, eight honorary girl officers were elected by the members ot the unit, The course ot instruction prescribed by the War Department for the junior R.O.T.C. units includes Military Courtesy and Discipline, Sanitation and First Aid, Rifle Marlcsmanship, National Defense Act and Citizenship, Physical Drill, Military Policy and History, Musketry, Combat Principles, Map Reading, Scout- ing and Patrolling, Leadership, Close Order and Extended Order Drill. Through studies ot these subjects the student has the opportunity to develop character, leadership, initiative, and responsibility as a good citizen, ragga, One of the outstanding facts in the three years of traffic squad organization at McClatchy is that there have been no serious accidents. This is a particularly good record in View of the fact that the traffic problem along Freeport Boulevard is one of the greatest in the city. Much credit for this record is due to the excellent work of the traffic squad, who, under the supervision of Capt. A. E. Waite and with the assistance of Fred Holtzhauser, special school officer, manage the lights, direct traffic in the circle, and enforce other regulations. Much credit is also due to the students who showed outstanding coopera- tion with the squad. Membership in the squad is limited to ROTC. students and sixteen students work at the job each semester. Student heads for the year included William Smith, captain, and George Walker, inspector. Upper Set Cleft to rightj-Capt. A. E. Waite and Fred Hoftzhauser, Arthur Flitcroft, Richard Schultz, and Donald Walker fold the flag: Schurley Schluer on duty, Bottom Picture-Traffic Squad-Upper Row Cleft to rightj George Escott, William Birka, fohn Center, Schurley Schluer-, Frank Budges, Donald Walker. Bottom Row. Arthur Flitcroft, Grant Cox, Fred I. Holzhauser, supervisor, Bill Smith, Frank Schram, George Walker, Boyd McCullough. fi WITH OUR INDUSTRIAL ARTS SHOPS Clockwise, starting lower left-Bill Courtney grinding ring gem in handcraft shopp Erwin Reitz doing meta! vorky Victor Pagnucci working on ringg Rae March busy at leather workg Betty Tietjen binding booksg Haro cl Bay- fey bending 1ron for metal tableg Stewart Harvie, art metal workg Forrest Campbell at lathe in cabinet shop: and Bill Green, lack Henry and Bob Bland making beds, tables and chairs in woodworkingy upper centerfMelvin Baker makes up u form tor printing, lower center-Arthur Kattenhorn preparing leather for camera case in handcratt shop. ye Scz'untL-.six kgs, Q L ,fi 'V in iw' ., A-fl! '- m 5 5 fe' A .1 'N an df . ,Z fi , 1 Pia? 9-1 ,L 'X E. W , 45 . Ruta :Q . H as ., .g ' YQ 3 4' wwf ,V , . ,Jai 9, . . sH 5 J ., ' 7 ' f .f www m Q 3' g?Q ifQ?5j Qi f lfQl 7 iz Q Q 3? F ' i :ff Walaihz and z6'Jzu.4.h, This club was formed by students with an appreciation and interest in art as a hobby or vocation. The members, students with at least a year of high school art, meet twice a month at members' homes and school for socialized creative expression. Fall president, Beatrice Kelly, spring, Barbara Green Top Picture-Upper Row lleit to rightl-Dorothy Freidenbloom, Bottom RowfMaxine Galin, Betty Goodenow Barbara Sis le-an Sisson, Dexter Rivett, David Christenson, lack O'Toole, son, Barbara Green, Beatrice Kelly, Emma Eggers Mary Lou Miss Helen Burke, adviser, Mary Lund, Ted Wright, Theron Guiles, lean De Haven, Phyllis Kelk Margaret Ann Shower McClure, Fred Wristen. n o A, Los Hispanistasu are interested in the lite and language of Spain and Span ish America. Some of the members are exchanging letters, magazines pamph lets, and sheet music with students in Spanish-speaking countries. They have also received some valuable materials from the Pan-American Union in Wash Mcliellipsg for the spring ington, DC. Fall semester president was Harold semester, Donald Higgins. Bottom Picture-Upper Row Cleft to rightleThomes Burrus, Shannon Matheny, Iohn Center, Lorin Swift, Adolph Hubbard, Harold McKellips, Bill Schwabe, Clem Whitaker, Middle Row-Lenora Gebbett, Catherine Cochran, Donna Payne, Elisa Weber. nelli Barbara 3 Rr Bottom Row- Lopez, lean Griffith, Helen Goldhamer Bebe Grace Hamai, Barbara Dowie Madelene Marti , Schleicher, Betty Lee layes Patsy Schachtili Catherine Martinez, Miss Saima R. Koski adviser fx -Qw- n A in Gio, Q The purpose of Die Deutsche Gesellschaft is to create and promote interest in the German language and to further acquaintance with the customs and culture of Germany. The club has monthly meetings that are both instructive and entertaining. Fall semester president was Tom tones, spring semester, Edward Hall. Top PictureeUSper Row Clett to rightt-Keizi Kubo, Tom Tones, Bottom Row-Russell Badglilr, Charles Duncan, Lois Reynolds, Bob Hulbert, aren Cockerill, Edward Hall, Lauren Kennedy, Maryhelen Schirmer, lean cCumby, Katherine Kadel, Kay Alex Fahn, Bob Cox, Mr. George Corrigan. Schoeier, Frank Petzold, Roland Galke. Wfhwzv ' The purpose of this society is to provide social and informative meetings for those students who are interested in mathematics. Meetings are held once ct month in homes of the different members. g Presidents for the past year have been lack Curtis and Bob Harris. The club is sponsored by Mr. Robert Fraser. Bottom Pictureillpper Row Cleft to rightj-David Imagawa, Lawrence De Cuir, Donald Gardner, Tom Iones, Bob Cox, Bob Langner, Richard Baker, Keizi Kubo, Bill lshimoto, Bob Cook, Duncan Gardner. Upper Middle Row-Bill Benson, Bob Mitchell, Albert Rich- ards, Ralph Weston, Monroe Kirkman, Charles Dean, Bob Goulding, Bruce Corrigan, Tom Roberts, lack Curtis. Lower Middle Row-Louis Montfort, Stuart Fraser, Ross Mehl, Bill Werner, Bob Harris, Bob Hulbert, Fran Cartier, Bill Schwabe, Gordon Hempton, Dan Lorain, Bernard Bergerson, Mr. R. S. Fraser. Bottom Row-Nedra Hazetton, Barbara Schleicher, Katherine Kadel, Betty Bonnikson, Mary Lund, Kathleen Schoeter, leanne Harry, Petra Williams, Evelyn Nessler, lean Lockwood. Page Seve n ly-ni ' gm. Among the many clubs and organizations that McClatchy has, none is more popular than Bridlespur. This club was organized in 1937 for the purpose ol bringing together those students interested in horseback riding. Leading the members of the club in their many activities was Virginia Lewis, president for the fall term. Presiding during the spring semester was Marian Wilkins. Top Picture-Upper Row Kleft to rightl-Miss Margaret Mix, Bottom Row-Helen Goldhammer, Betty Lou Evans, Rhoda Barbara Maloney, Barbara Green, lean McCumby, Bill Mc- Leamon, loan Clark, Iacqueline Murray, Pat Gilbride, Betty Naughten, Grace Castleman, Evelyn Nessler, lane Ench, Mary Rea, Marian Wilkins, Doris Harvey. Lund, Phyllis Erickson. I - As indicated by its name, which is derived from the title Society of Natural History, So-Nathis is a club for students whose interests lie in the out-of-doors. Through its meetings and social affairs, scientific-minded students are able to share and to develop this interest further. Bay Kelleher and Earl Burke were Fall and Spring term presidents, respectively. Bottom Picture-Upper Row tleft to rightl-Tom Mathews, Don der, Petra Williams, Mrs, Dorothy Tobias tsponsorl. Odgers' Earl Burke' llmmy Spangler' Bottom Schuler, Velma Hickman, Doreen Cook, Middle Row-Mr. I. E, Freeland Kasst. sponsorl, Rolly Neville, Betty Dirckx Schmitt, Dick Moore, Roy McAnaw, Ray Forrest Campbell, Charles Duncan, Edward Ashley, June Crow- Kelleher, lean r l N Jfmill Bonn ' gm, Masai.. M. We strive: to develop high ideals in all phases of homemaking--to cultivate lasting friendships-to perform daily some act ot kindnesseto engage in some charitable activity-to contribute constantly toward making ot a suc- cessful home. Fall President, Catherine Sabloatani, Spring President, Genette McKinnon. Top Picture-Upper Row Cleft to ri htj-Marge Danis, Bobbie Iune Watson, Joyce Kirkpatrick, Gtlladys Swanson, Miss May Luther, Alice Brady, Barbara Odgers, Catharine Sabbatini, Genette McKinnon, Helen Wilson. 52. . IL Bottom Row-Patricia Stolp, Winilred Morley, Dora Mae Eg- gleston, Alice Bissett, Doris Harvey, Barbara lean Williams, Eloise Aguirre, Margurate O'Connell, lean Harper, Iacqueline Sliskovich. The California Scholarship Federation, Chapter 3UlN, is an honor society composed of students who have earned at least l0 grade points on their preceding grades. This year nineteen members have become Sealbearers, or permanent members, by achieving their fourth semester ot membership. Presidents for the past two semesters were Douglas Frame and Gordon Hempton. Bottom Picture-Upper Row Cleft to right?-Matsuo Fujioka, Fred Craig, Oto Noboru, David lmagawa, Mrs. Green, Robert Goldberg, Spence Sutherland, Bonnie Larwick, Grace l-lamai, Phoebe Gee, Yacko Muramoto, Rose Ishimoto, Marie Drovetsky, Madelena Martinelli. Upper Middle Row-Roy Higgs, Bill lshrnoto, Bob Iohnston, Ralph Weston, Monroe Kirkman, Monroe Baer, Tom lones, Douglas Frame, Daren Cockerill, Bob Hulbert, Bob Harris, Dun- can Gardner, Bob Mitchell, Gordon Hempton, Lower Middle Row-Arthur Waugh, lean Harelson, Paula Kanner, Hope Parkinson, Elizabeth Elliot, Bob Cook, Dan Lo- rain, Alhert Richards, Fred Reynolds, Barbara Schleicher, Betty I Watanabe, Betty Kneeland, Donda Hanley, Margaret Myer, Marcia Sergeilf, lean Silva, Ianet Skidmore, Bottom Row-Kathleen Schaefer, Evon Holland, Elma Pierini, Katherine Kadel, Reba Mack, Betty Schwing, Grace Castleman, ' Marjorie lones, Margaret Ann Shower, Nedra Hazelton, Eleanor McFarlane, Alice Mae Swannell, Iris Kinneberg, Florence Mc- Keown, Wilma Lee Cook, Maryon Brown. .9111 l 6 I I : 5 TCL. is McClatchy's Latin club for students interested in acquiring cultural background through study of the classics. Activities this year have been: re- sponse to roll call with Latin quotations, a Rornan banquet drarnatizedg ltaliari art display, evening dance with invited guests, banquet to honor graduating senior rnernbers, initiations. Fall president was Betty Bond, lune Wilson pre- sided this spring. Top Picture-Upper Row tleft to rightl-Tommie Wallace, Elea- Bottom Row-Anna Inouye, Phebe Killick, Margaret Ogden nor Iohnson, Dorothy Wallace, Mary Ashley, Mrs. Eldora Kimberlin, Betty Bond, Iune Wilson, Iean McCumby Robert Zarick, Howard Sargent. 6, ' fufmq-' ' HMI' The lnklings, creative writing club sponsored by Mr. McFaddin, has ad- vanced a great deal since its organization two years ago. Our officers are Roy Higgs, president, Spence Sutherland, vice-president, and Fran Cartier, secre- tary-treasurer. During the past terrn We have been rnostly concerned with publishing our book, Portals ot Fantasy, which will contain work of members and other students. Bottom Picture-Upper Row tlett to rightl-Arthur Waugh, Ralph Bottom Row Cleft to rightJfAlbert Richards, Eleanor McFar Weston Ro Hi s, Tom Iones, Fran Cartier Mr. McFadden. lane Wilma Lu Cawle Bett Lee a es Evo Hl n t , , , y, y Iy, o1adCec1y Y gg McRae, Spence Sutherland. n Igltty-ttro term fm smut, The Block M Honor Society, for the boys who have represented the Red and White in the various fields of sport during the past year, is progressing rapidly under the sponsorship of Coach Frank Alustiza. All members have earned their Block M, The club's affairs have been handled for the past year by Earl Martin, presi- dent, and lack Stavros, vice-president. Top Picture-Upper Row tleft to right!-Art Nicholas, Ray Zinniel, Bob Olwell, Sam Weller, Marvin Silva, Al Mc- Williams, Al Lazzarone, Elwyn Houx, Vernon Baer, Phil Santich, and Iohn Macedo. Middle Row-Iohn Avery, Mar- ciano Agrava, Bob Rodgers, Douglas Frame, lack Stavros, Leland Martyr, Ernest Maskovich, Bert Bonomi, lohn McDanre1s Ernest Busch and Bill Sullivan. Bottom Row-Bill Packard, Dave Larkin, Eddie Terrell, lack Bussell, Seach Frank Alustiza, Earl Martin, Gene Geremia, Gus Manolis, Ed Drennon, Earl Lavme, Charles Waite and Ierry ' utton. Dziaf ' uafw' 'n The Girls' Athletic Association, formed of girls active in after-school sports, was founded in l937 with ten members, they now have forty. A stateewide organization, the big event each year is a play day that brings together girls from different high schools and promotes interest in girls' sports. Fall president was Eunice Lycke, Della Giesy presides this spring. Bottom Picture-Upper Row Cleft to rightl-Eunice Lycke, Della Giesy, Mary Mascaro, Roberta Ballantine, Emilia Scarrone, Barbara Abramson, Lenora Hybarger, Edith Emonot, Marcia Sergeilf, Grace Herrera. Middle Row-Shin ley Horton, lean G-ianatasio, Frances Maier, Rose Marte furach, Marie Iackson, Rosalie Darden, Gladys Carter, Lillian Nemanic, Bernice Madriago Petra Williams, Mrs. Helen Conover. Bottom Row-Connie West, Barbara Odgers, Alice Drovetsky, Arleen Matson, Frances Simons, Mariel West, Marie Drovetsky, Agnes Lozancich, Minnie Harvey, and Mary Anne Buljan. 5 A I ,.. t .4 2 Hr-e...,.,,,Hm ms N NU' , , F.,5,: , P44533 1 . gg I' Uthm,L'lu.6 There are several other clubs at McClatchy not pictured here as major groups. Among these are the Public Speaking clubs: the l...E.O. club of Miss Holliday's Public Speaking 8 class, and the SOS Club ot Mrs. Gitten's 8 class. The other Public Speaking club is the Lion's Forum, of Mrs. Gitten's 7 class. The Stamp Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Ford, studies the stories be- hind stamps and also the value ot many stamps, besides having a good time. Some of the Orientation classes also have clubs, the purpose ot which is to gain experience in organization and parliamentary procedure. Mr. l'lallauer's class has chosen The Sophomores Speak as a 'title for their club, While the club under the sponsorship ot Mr. de Polo is called The Spirit of '43. im, fluwfwna, .Soulatip The Saber and Chevrons Society, composed of officers and non-commissioned officers ol the McClatchy ROTC unit, was organized to promote outside activi- ties and companionship in the group. A Among our activities are: the Military Ball, initiations, and dances, and cere- monies. Presidents for the year have been Bill Place, fall, and Gordon Hempton, spring semester. Club sponsor is Sgt. Arthur Meniatis. Upper Row tlett to right!-Hugh Dent, Hichard Baker, Louis Romiti, Spence Sutherland, Dick Garlick, William Smith, Iack Verrill, Donald Higgins, Monroe Kirkman, Tom Cecchetini, Craig Benbow. Second Row from Top-Bob Cook, Dan Lorain, Wilfred Bau- man, Dan Buckly, Edward Hall, Bob Mitchell, Ralph Weston, Iohn Schmitt, Dave Christensen, Emmett Grimm, Leo Schmitt, loe Guth, Frank Schram. Third Row-Arthur Waugh, Bob Aitken, Allen Shearer, Sammy Fowler, Kiyoshi Ono, Kenneth Drupiewski, Bob Snavely, Al- bert Richards, Albert Schiro, George Bakke, Schurley Schluer, George Walker, loe Gentner. Bottom Row-Lieut. Rolly Neville, Capt. Charles Dean, Major William Place, Col. Hope Parkinson, Lieut. Col. Velma Hick- man, Capt Ieanne Samis, Capt. Maryhelen Schirmer, Lieut. Harriet Ann Womack, Lieut. Patty Brooke, Lieut. Betty Kubel, gapt, Ernest Bourne, Capt. Gordon Hempton, Capt. Fran artier. n Al. Ha1fDomc, Tosemne Valley ,,...-T ...Jet ,, .- , rw t. VARSITY AND B FOOTBALL TEAMS Upper Picture-VarsityiTop Row llett to rightl-Torn Burke, Richard Akins, Phil Santich, Bob West, Albert Eib, Harry Wilson, Iohn McDaniel, Nick Carter, Leland Martyr, Art Schottrnan, Vernon Retzlatt, lack O'Toole, Bill Moody, Bill Hustler, Chuck Waite. Middle Row-Coach Frank Alustiza, Gilbert Gilbert, Bill Sisson, Vernon Baer, lack Russe l, Frank Scofield, Louie Grab, Elwood Rhoades, Ernie Busch, Warren Culver, Henry Costanzo, Eddie Terrell, Coach lack Woerner. Front Row-Bob Olwell, Gus Manolos, Marciano Agrava, Eugene Geremia, Walter Goldblatt, Cape tain Iack Stavros, Captain Iohn Ceccarelli, Fred Wristen, Ed Drennon, Earl Martin, Marvin Silva, Albert Howell. in Frontfliichard Schachtili, assistant manger, Iohn Macedo, head manager: Ioe Gilrnette, assistant manager. Lower Picture-B Team-Top Bow tlett to rightl-Harold Bishop, Roger McEwen, Harold Suhr, Rodney Duncan, Co- Captain Ted La Tona, lim Hughson, Coach Jack Mauger, Bob Wallace, Dwight Tuttle, Carl l-lughson, Herb Way, Orv Orion. Middle Bow-Dean Matranga, lohn McCulley, Dick Bates, Henry Wristen, Co-captain Don Shoemaker, Don Hughson, George Buljan, Iim Kashiwada, Bob Smith, Frank lacobsen, Cliti Hedrick. Front Row-Don Perrer, Louis Lema, Ken Lind, George Stathos, Ellery Ferson, Darwin Bruggman, Ray lohnson, Vic Heale, Ernest Bourne, Cnarles La Roche, Earl Burke. In Front-Ray Sickles, Willard Bonnikson, manager, Ken Drupiewski, managery Ted le erson, efwna, Clflup. Qlzaqonzi, From the opening kick-ott against Christian Brothers to the final gun of the annual McClatchy-Sacramento big game, McClatchy's l939 iootball team was outstanding. Victory over the Dragons made the season a success. Due mainly to the expert tutelage ot Coaches Frank Alustiza and lack Woer- ner, the Lions played good ball all season. Coach Alustiza developed a shitty, and full-ot-football-strategy backtield composed ot Fred Wristen, haltback and all-city player, Vernon Retzlatt, quarterback, Ernest Busch, fullback, and Mar- vin Silva, haltback. Coach lack Woerner developed a hard-hitting line which was dynamite in all games. lt charged hard, tackled well all season, and was the reason for many McClatchy victories, um lfirfhlu-.wif Jnntbal McClatchy 19-Christian Brothers 0 A hard-lighting and never-say-quit McClatchy varsity completely outplayed o: game but far inferior Gael varsity for a full GU minutes. McClatchy capitalized on all the Brothers' mistakes, played good ball throughout, and proved that it was an alert and hard-to-beat team in their first game. McClatchy 0-Grant Union 8 Playing probably the worst game ot the year, the Lions dropped their second game of the season. Grant played inspired ball, and, helped along by poor field playing and listlessness by the Lions, they tucked the game away in mas- terful style. Although McClatchy threatened several times, inconsistent playing ' A . The game was the only one of the season in which Mc- hd wn. The Lions averaged 13 proved their undoing Clatchy failed to push across at least one touc o s on their schedule. points a g ame for the seven game ON THE PRACTICE FIELD Top Group flelt to rightl-Vern Retzlali, q.b., lack Stavros, l.e.p Iohn Ceccorelli, r,g,p Gene Geremia, r,t., Gus Manolis, c.: and lack Curtis, l.e Lower GroupfBill Sisson, l.h.g Vernon Baer, q.b.y Bob Olwell, f.b.y Louis Grab, c., Ernie Busch, f.b., and Iohn McDaniels, r.!. Top Circle-Al Whitey Howell, l.g. Lower Circle-Coach Frank Alustxza fleftb and Coach lack Woerner, LION STARS-GAME PHOTOS Top Leftflohn Ceccarelli, g., Top Center-Earl Martin, c.p Top Right-Vernon Baer CISJ, Fred Wrisien fl2l. Cen- ter Ileft to nghtj-Walter Goldblatt, r.e., lack O'Toole, l.t., lack Bussell, r.f.y Whitey Howell, lg.g Ed Drennon, l.g.p Marciano Agraval l.e Lower Left-Elwood Rhoades l44J, Marvin Silva KIOJ, Hub Aggrava 1232. Lower Center- Busch Wristeri with ball, Geremia 1433, Rhocides on ground. Lower Left-Fred Wristen, star left half, carrying ball. Jwiball McClatchy 12 - Lodi 6 A fighting, rejuvenated McClatchy Varsity dumped a favored Lodi eleven while turning in their first conference win. McClatchy intercepted a pair of Lodi passes which it promptly turned into touchdowns. Lodi played a good game, but was no match for the inspired McClatchy eleven. McClatchy 34 - Placer 7 The Lions ran amuclc at the Auburn city, making their biggest scoring spree of the season. Coach Frank Alustiza put three teams into the fray. The scoring of the game was done by Eddie Terrel, Walt Goldblatt, Bill Sisson, Bob Olwell, and Fred Wristen. McClatchy 7 - Woodland 14 Two touchdowns in the final sixteen seconds of play sunk McClatchy when it traveled to Yolo County. After the Lions had pulled one of the smoothest hidden ball plays high school circles had ever witnessed and held the Wolves until the final seconds of play, Woodland pushed two touchdowns over and won the game. 11170 Emhttl eight Jnvfball McClatchy 6 - Stockton 7 Failure to convert caused a heartbreaking loss for McClatchy in one of its most important games of the season. After literally playing their hearts out, the McClatchy pigskin toters finished the game short the tying point. McClatchy 13 - Sacramento 6 The Lions finished by far their most successful football season by drubbing and completely outplaying their arch rivals, Sacramento, in a two-hour battle which proved to be one of the best of high school football games. The game was featured by a pass interception followed by a 65-yard run to a touchdown. The spectacular play was completed by Vernon Baer, speedy McClatchy track and football player. The McClatchy eleven was a continual threat to Coach George Relles' charges, being in enemy territory the better part of the evening. Sacramento made two serious threats during the game, one at the end of the half, and the other on their touchdown drive. Other than this, the McClatchy boys were in charge of the ball and proceedings the better part of the game. Following the game, McClatchy rooters serenaded the Dragon rooters in accordance with the pre-game bargain. AS LIONS WIN BIG GAME Top Left--Agrava heads for goal, Top Center-Stavros chases, Geremia tackles Dratgon back. Top Right-Fred Wristen about to be tackled by Dragon McClure. Lower Left-Earl Martin 1213, Retzlaf, Burke 1141, Stavros 191, Howell KZQYJ. Lower Center-Stavros about to catch pass. Lower Right-Cheering those in line-upg Whitey Howell, Chuck Wane, Eddie Terrell, Bob West, Nick Carter, Frank Scofield, Walter Goldblatt, and lack Stavros. ,QR 4 mm' Q ' ,,,.,,v A- rg sr- , 3, , Q- gui W, .., .1 . -, vi - V AH- 41 ' -.-1-Y A AND B BASKETBALL TEAMS Upper Picturee A's -Back Row lleft to rightliAlbert Howell, Douglas Frame, Warren Kellerman, Ernie Mas- kovxch, Tom Roberts, Bert Bonomi and Bob Rod ers. Front Row-Gene Lewxs, George Schaal, Bill Putnam, Coach Chancey Wrlson, Albert Lazzarone, and Davrd Earkm. Lower Picture- B's -Back Row-Ted La Toncr, Norman Rose, Stuart Fraser, Coach Wilson, Oscar Sornmers, Robert Eggers, and Walter Van Cleave, Front Row-Bob Stuart, Rlchard McCarroll, Bill Rhodes, Melvin Kelley, lack Knight, Fred Reynolds, and Ernie Iohnson. Page Niinvty 1 a6'a,4lmi6alL The A basketball team completed what many call its most successful sea- son to date, Although the Lions slipped a bit in league play, they trounced Sacramento I-ligh once, and did likewise to the conference champions, Stockton. McClatchy completely snowed under Woodland High's varsity, but were in turn on the wrong end of both games with Lodi. The B's also beat Sacrae mento once. The Lions scored a total of 497 points to their opponents' 384. Forward Bert Bonomi was high point man for the Red and White cagers, with Ernie Masko- vich being runner-up. Bill Putnam and Bob Rodgers were outstanding at guard-Rodgers being picked for the all-city first string, and also as captain of McClatchy's team, while Putnam, a mid-term graduate, proved the bulwark of McClatchy's defense during the first half of league play. FAST AND FURIOUS - THE SACRAMENTO GAME STARS AND FUTURE STARS OF THE LIONS Upper Set fleft to right!-Bert Bonomip B's Battling the Draionsy Bill Putnam. Lower Set-Ernie Maskovichg C team up er row Cleft to rightj, Berny Wagner, Wesley Kelley, rnest Iohnson, Roy lohnson, Bob Stuart, lower row, nl y hun, Burnett Miller, Walter Iames, Benny Brandonq Bob Rodgers. abhalmtball, McClatchy's league basketball season closed with the standing reading four games won and four lost. The varsity began its season by edging out a victory over the supposed coming league champions, Stockton, 33-31. ln its second game of the season, they kept up their record, defeating Woodland easily, 40-29. ln the third league game, over-confidence on the part of the varsity lost it a game to Lodi, 31-30, and in the final game of the half, Sacramento dumped McClatchy 28-20. ln the second half, McClatchy started slowly, losing to Stockton, 3l-21. Mc- Clatchy came back strongly to down Woodland overwhelmingly, the score being 53-26. Lodi proved the Lion nemesis for a second time, as they again dumped McClatchy. This time McClatchy topped off the season by completely outplaying a favored Sacramento five. An air-tight defense of Bob Rodgers and Dave Larkin kept the Dragons from scoring, while Ernie Maskovich, Al Lazzarone and Bert Bonomi combined talents and led the McClatchy scorers with seven, five, and five counters, respectively. The Sacramento guards, Bob Salkeld and Bob Halstead, put up a good defense, but were no match for the fighting Lion point seekers who won, 2l-16. agelwz tj woo Jim, d5'a.m6a!L J Bfgser Picture CVarsiiyJ-Uppper Row flelt to rightl-Fred Wristen, Ernie Maskovxch, Henry Costanzo lmanagerl, acolm White fmanagerj, hil Santich, Iohn Ceccarelli, Elwyn Babe Houx. Middle Row-Rodney Tomlinson, Bill Packard, Coach lack Woerner, Al McWilliams, Earl Mendonsa. Bottom Row-Gene Lewis, Wallace Turpen, Nick Prevolos, Bert Bonomi, Earl Lavine, Al Lazzarone. Lower Picture flunior Varsityj-Upper Row lleft to righiJeCecil Clary, Don Hughson, Carl Hughson, Malcolm White, Erwin Reitz, Sam Ishida, Merle Preston, Middle Row-Harold Woodworth, Ted LaTona, Melvin Kelley, Coach Frank Alustiza, Bill Green, George Feusi. Bottom Row-Gus Manolis, hm Hughson, Marvin Silva, Bill Prevolos, Edward Yee, Bob Bland, and Robert Akin. new 2 Q ww- i7-7 WW we in. ! ' K --1, it lb A Mt M ABOUT TO TAKE THE FIELD Top left-The Outfield Cleft to rightl-Lazzarone, Wristen, Maskovich, Mendonsay top centerfBabe Houx, lbp top right-Pitchers Santich, Turpen and Hutton, lower left-The lnfieldfMcW1lliams, Lavine, Bonomi and Houxp lower right-Agrava, p.p lower centeriCatchers Ceccarelli and Prevolos talk it over, in center-Earl Lavine, 2b. zgazmball, McClatchy Highs potentially championship baseball team completed an inconsistent season by winning seven, losing five, and tieing two games. Two of the Lion losses were to Sacramento High, and one of their ties was to the Dragons. McClatchy failed to capitalize and defeat their arch rivals this year. Other McClatchy losses were to the Cal Frosh, and two games were lost to Sacramento Iunior College. McClatchy 15 - Brothers 2 ln one of their more up-to-form games, the Lion varsity went to town on the luclcless lrish, and, led by Fred Wristen, completely annihilated the Brothers. ' McClatchy 4 - Sacramento 4 ' Both sides failed to realize runs from hits, and tight fielding stopped all lucky l breaks, as the Dragons and McClatchy battled to a tie. ln the other two games 3 between McClatchy and Sacramento, the Dragons won both. l l McClatchy 10 -Woodland 0 i Airetight fielding and bunching of hits gave McClatchy a brilliant victory 3 over the Yoloans. McClatchy again defeated Woodland, 5-3. Pam' Ninety-four 46'a.mbalL Summarizing McClatchy's baseball season, Coach lack Woerner can look back with pride on his first coaching attempt at McClatchy. The Lion varsity, although alternately hot and cold, really played some heads up ball. The lunior and Sophomore varsities also completed good seasons. Although the luniors followed the varsity as to inconsistency, the Sophornores were un- defeated throughout the season. Outstanding on the mound for the McClatchy varsity were Hub Agrava and lerry Hutton. Bert Bonomi, Fred Wristen and Dutch McWilliams provided plenty of hitting punch during the major part of the season, even though Bonomi failed to collect a hit in the last two games, he hit in every other game. Other standouts for the Red and White were Babe Houx at first base, Earl Lavine at second base, and lohn Ceccarelli as catcher. Next season from his first string varsity, Coach Woerner will have but three returning veterans: lerry Hutton, Wally Turpen and Fred Wristen. BATTING FOR THE LIONS Top Row Cleft to right?-Bert Bonomi, 3b.g Iohn Ceccarelli, C., Nick Prevolos, cg and Ernie Maskovich, ri., lower left Dutch McWilliams, ss.g lower right-Al Lazzarone, lf., in center- Murderers' Row -Ceccarelli, Bonomi, Mas- covxch McWilliams, and Lazzaroneg lower centerfWcxl1y Turpen batting. 3 vw v,. Aix Ax Q f , -Q gl K1 ,.w,,, 4? ' W ' ' , , V 'vm I i L E- 1- , A V ,,, g , , - -v , . ff if E ' s, - , , '-1, I K' la ... uf' F M , W for Wi! W ,. 'My 'MM ..'i' .- ', : :'.'u,, ' . ls 5 VU 5, ,I ,:' Q 1 ,J L . ' ' K ' ' f s,,, . ,, t W ' K 1 ,5 M ,sf -. gA'A I f F 32-if ' ' ,W V, --rr ,. ,rw fr , -- J 2 1- W ' M af f K 'Y -.. Cb X, THE TRACK TEAMS Top Picture-Class C-Up er Row tlett to rightj: Wyatt Unger, Hay Sheya, Art Whitfield, Coach lack Mauger, Ray Wall, lim White. Bottom lsow' Forrest Campbell fu-rgr.J, Mtlton Samis, Hollis Houston, Eddie Maria, Ben Horn, Stan- ey Chun, Al Monterxo Cmgr.J Middle Picture-Class B-Upper Row, Tochi Yamada, Ray Mooney, Rich McCarroll, Hall lngle, Bob Moore, Berny Wagner, Bob lust, Bill Adams, lohn Hebert, Middle Row: Burnett Miller, Fred Ball, Ted Reynolds, Barney Walker, Coach Mauger, Don Perier, Earl Burke, Harold Weiner, Ernest Iohnson, Bottom Row: George Bassy, Dick Planteen, Roland Lewis, Lee Lawson, Herman Paschane, Mel Kelly, lack Knight, lack Irwin. Bottom Picture-Class A-Upper Row: Bob Wallace, Warren Culver, Louis Montfort, Leland Martyr, Coach Mauger, lack Stavros, Tom Roberts, Clill Mott, Middle Row: Vernon Baer, Sam Weller, Lorin Swift, Frank Scofield, Ted Ieller son, SSihultz, Bob Goulding, Fred Barker, Bottom Row. Forrest C b ll ten, i ul' ' amp e Imgr.j, Herman Iohnston, Henry Wrisi ivan, Larry Crase, George Bulian, Al Schweigert Cmgr.l Page Ninety-si.n ...ua- -5 lmjfzaclz, IL McClatchy's track and field artists completed by far their most successful season this spring, with the varsity winning a total of four out of five dual meets, and also taking the Roseville Invitational meet. They lost out in the Davis Invitational, the Big Four, the Central California High School Athletic League meet, and the Northern Section California interscholastic Federation meet. Sacramento High proved to be the undoing of the Lion varsity in their only dual meet defeat. The class of the track squads during the past season was the B team, The Lion B's Went through an undefeated season, which included victories over Woodland, Auburn, Stockton, Sacramento, and Lodi, in dual meets, victories in the Dual Champions meet, the Davis Picnic, the Roseville Invitational, the Big Four, the Central California High School Athletic League meet, and the Northern Section California lnterscholastic Federation meet. The B's av- eraged about a 30-point margin on each of their Wins. McClatchy's C's were the poorest of a fine lot, as they failed to materialize, and Won only two dual meets, and no bigger meets. Top Row fleft to rightl: Shot putting, Vernon Baer, Runners, Toshi Yamada, Ray Mooney Hurdlmg lack Stavros, Center-Pole vaulting, Clem Whitaker, Bottom Rowflflelizy racing, Berny Wagner, Broad iumpmg Ted Iefferson, Pole vaulters, Lou Montfort, lack Stavros. XX Top Row lleft to rightj: Throwing the football, Ted Reynoldsg At the Lodi races, Distance star, Milton San-iisy Center-Pole vaulting, Melvin Kelly, Bottom Row-Sam Weller Trains for 44Ug High jumping, lack Knight topping six feet: Sprinters Leland Martyr and Vernon Baer. jmck Page Ninety- A brief check on individuals of the past seasons track and field team re- veals that in the HA division none were more consistent in winning than lack Stavros, Ted Iefferson, and Tom Roberts. Stavros, captain of the Lion varsity, triumphed in nearly every pole vaulting contest in which he took part. Iefferson broad-jumped to fame for the Red and White, and Roberts proved to be part of the cream of the league high-jumping crop. For the HB team, Hank Paschane was by far the outstanding point collector, as he averaged l2 points a meet, Winning the l6U-yard low hurdles, the l2O- yard low hurdles, and placing in the shot put. Paschane was captain. Other B notaloles were Sam Frank and Harold Meyers in the 440-yard dash, lack Knight in the high jump and 100-yard dash, Toshi Yamada in the 220-yard dash, and Richard McCarroll in the broad-jump. McClatchy's A and B track teams finished their l94U season successfully at the Northern Section California lnterscholastic Track Meet. The B's with 53Vg points and the A's tied for third with Stockton. Outstanding at the meet were the Lion A and B quarter milers. Sammy Frank, B 440 man, won his event with a new record of 52.6, and Lee Martyr, sensational varsity find, copped off second place in a heartbreaking finish. eight DLIJL' jpolzia, Every year girls are becoming more interested in sports. Here at McClatchy the interest runs particularly high. When the girls enter school in September they start the season by playing hockey. Although hockey is one of the most strenuous games the girls play, it is a special favorite among them. The girls give the hockey puck a merry chase during the course of the game, and it is always fun, Top Left Picture tleft to rightjt Eunice Lycke, Shirley Horton, Minnie Harvey, Carolyn MacArthur, Roberta Bal- lantine, Betty lo Barden, Eva Dell Pickrel, Florence Paladini. Top Bight. Emilia Scarrone, Betty Horton and Mary Brown. Lower Left' Rosalie Godt, lean Warner, Katherine Kadel, and Bernice Spiva. Lower Right: Helen Gold- hamer, Velma Hickman and Cathryn Creed. S J e ,-Q A , fi '-... Upper Left: Marcia Sergeitt, Upper Right-back tlelt to rightjz Yuri Matsuoka, Catherine Cochran, jean Lockwood, lean Sisson, Miss Miriam Bleamasier, mstructorp Center Phyllis Brooke, Betty Samuelsen, Virginia Nuckolls, Genette McKinnon: Front: Anna lnouye, Pat Adams, Betty Bond, Maryhelen Schirmer, Harriet Ann Womackp Lower Lett Pic- ture-Back, Phyllis Brooke, Harriet Ann Womack, Maryhelen Schirrner, jean Lockwood: Center' Betty Samuelson, Catherine Cochran, Miss Bleamaster, Genette McKinnon, Betty Bond, lean Sissony Front: Yuri Matsuoka, Anna Inouye, Virginia Nuckolls, Pat Adams, Lower Right Picture ttop to bottomj' jean Sisson, Virginia Nuckolls, Catherine Coch- ran, Pa! Adams, Harriet Ann Womack, Phyllis Brooke, Maryhelen Schirmer, Petty Samuelson, Betty Bond, Yuri Mat- 'uoka Genette McKinnon. 1711.41 Spam During the winter months when the girls must play inside, volley ball is the major sport. lt is really quite an art keeping the ball going across the six-toot net, but the girls enjoy trying. Probably the most popular game among the girls is basketball, lt is one oi the fastest and most exacting of girls' sports. There are six players and the tloor is divided into three courts. Our girls can pass that ball and sink baskets like champions. With the new outdoor courts basketball will reign longer as a favorite sport among the girls here at McClatchy. When spring comes, baseball starts. The girls don't have spring training but when they step up to that plate just Watch those homers llyl The girls show good form when they toss the ball around the outfield and infield. Competition is keenest with baseball games and they are always exciting. Pnyrt Orj4'l1:1n1Irc1Z Dzlaf Spnfria, For games that require a little more personal technique, the girls play ping pong, croquet, shuffle board, and badminton. Dancing and archery are included in the curriculum. The faculty advisors for Girls' Sports are: Miss Miriam Bleamaster, Mrs. Helen Conover, Miss Nell Flanders, Miss Margaret Mix, acting chairman, and Mrs. Carol Squires. No matter what the game may he, the girls are always aiming for good sportsmanship and cooperation. This is the most important purpose of girls' sports. They develop in the individual the spirit of fair play. Let the final score be what it may, for among our girls a friendly spirit always Wins. Mc- Clatchy may Well be proud of her girls and the games that they play. Top Picture Cleft to rightl: Dorothy Plumtree, Nellie Condo, Bobbie-Iune Watson, Betty Ann Hansen, Nellie Beardslee. lnsets: Miss Flanders and Miss Mix. Lower Picture. Sixth Period Volleyball Tournament. 1 ' fry' I si ws 19d.4,' ,5,zmn.ta, Upper Left Cleft to rightj: Dorothy Ferrick, Madeline Evizich, Mary Damjanovich, Barbara Abramson, Lenora Hy- barger, Lois Pape, Alice Drovetsky, Grace Herrera, Marcia Sergeill, Marie Drovetsky, Agnes Lozancich, Della Giesy, Upper Right: Barbara Jackson. Center Left: Shirley Horton and Eunice Lycke. Upper Center lclockwisel Katherfm Butorovich, Lillian Faria, Marjorie Brockett, Frances Halverson, Carol Limpach. Lower Center-Back Row: Emi ia Scar!-one, Jane Carmack, Barbara Abramson, Margaret O'Connell Madeline Evizich Bebe Costa Dorothy Ferrick' Center Row: Maxine Elliott, Marie Jackson, Marcia Sergeiff, Lois Jacinto, Grace-lHerrera, Shirley Horton, Della Giesy, Agnes Lozancich, Eunice Lycke, Leonor Agrava, Leonora Hyharger, Front Row: Jennie Manno, Mary Zgra gen 9 , Mary Mascaro, Betty Myers, Arleen Matson, Betty Horton, Minnie Harvey. Lower Left-Back Row: lane Carmack, Maxine Elliott, Joanne Jackson, Elizabeth Elliott, Bebe Costa, Lillian Nemanic, Edith Emonot, Emilia Scarrone, Center Row. Marcia Sergeiit, Grace Herrera, Marie Jackson, Alice Drovetsky, Arleen Matson, Dorothy Ferrick, Margaret O'Connell, Shirley Horton, Front Row: Eunice Like, Mary Mascara, Marie Drovetsky, Agnes Lozancich, Della Giesy, Winifred Rohl, Madeline Evizich, Betty Horton. Lower Right: Kathleen Schoefer, Roberta Ballantine, Agnes Lozan- cich, Rhoda Lai. 1,-mm. t f' , rf ff f f r nf in -rye ltr 3 5 g ' J' , if Lf' W -a E 5 3 , New . , , W N ,gr 1 'Q The Pacific at Point Lobos ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Printing by News Publishing Co., Sacramento, Ccxlil. EngrovingfSucrumento Bee, Sacramento, Colit, Senior Photos-Kee Coleman Studio Sacramento, Ccrlll. Air Photo of School by Bob Hondsclker from fx plone piloted by lohn Hcmdsoker. mf2T4?.i'-'gf s M J ix f f mf 3525? f xj ff by ff Ji? QMQQKX 4 41 X5-7,6 ig-if? QQ