McClatchy High School - Nugget Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1941 volume:

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Superintendent and Secretary FACULTY TOP PICTURE-First Row-il to ri-Mrs, Mildred Green, Mr. Rob- ert Eley, Mr. George Corrigan, Mr. Robert Fraser, Miss Elizabeth Thompson, Miss Muriel Stoner, Miss Kristena Nelson, Mr. Joseph Guidera, and Mr. Edward Hallauer. Second Row-Mr. Josiah Par- dee, Mr. Chauncy Wilson, Mrs. Carol Squires, Miss Virginia Swanson, Miss Glenda Carpenter, Mrs. Eldora Kirnberlin, Miss Edna Johnson, Miss Helen Burke and Mrs, Helen Conover. Third Row-Miss lsaline Mottram, Miss Nell Flanders, Mr. John Lillie, Mr. Oren Ford, Mr. Herbert Briggs, Miss Edna Banks, Miss Hilda McKean, Miss Saima Koski, Mr. Vernon Cordry. Fourth Row-Mr. George T. Srnisor, Mr. John Church, Mr. Eugene Lindberg, Mr. W. E. Doyal, Mr. Theodore dePolo, Mr. Ralph Parker and Mr. James Gardner. BOTTOM PICTURE-First Row-Mr, James Hog- in, Miss Georgia Wolfe, Miss Alma Schocke, Mrs, Dorothy Gitien, Miss Katharine Leithold, Miss Miriam Blearnaster, Mr. Lawrence Blucher,Mrs.Elva Boden,Mr.Russell Azzara and Mr.Joseph Free- land. Second Row-Mr. Jack Mauger, Mr. Carl Winter, Miss Vivien Bales, Miss Irene Clark, Miss Ethel Rudesul, Miss Ruth Dodds, Miss Margaret Mix, Miss Catherine Fuller and Mrs. Doro- thy Barber, Third Row-Mrs, Madge Roach, Mr. Frank Alustiza, Captain A. E. Waite, Miss Edith Reynolds, Mr. Arch Loomer, Mr. Hubert Baugh and Mrs. Jean Severance. Fourth Row-Miss Mabel Bontz, Mr, Jack Woerner, Mrs. Dorah Tuttle, Mr. E. E. Biddall, Mr. C. L. McFaddin and Mr. A, W. Ehrhorn, CAST PRESENTING THE ALL-STAR CAST OF THIS PLAY CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1942 The class of February 1942 is the smallest in McClatchy, but its lack in numbers is compensated by its outstanding spirit. Throughout the years this class has spent here it has been ably guided by its sponsor, Mr. J. A. Church. Harvest Time, the Welcome dance tor incoming low sophomores and the first enterprise of the class was given on October l2, l939. Since then the greatest achievement has been the Junior Prom which was held on December 6, l94U in the Masonic Temple. TOP PICTURE-Row I-Cl to rl-Harriett Kinney, Phebe Killick, urer. Top Row-Bob Johnson, Treasurer Spring '41, Donda Han Georgiana Gunston. Top Row-.Tack Brinson, Harold Labrie, Don ley, Secretary Fall '4O. Inset-Mr. John Church, Class Sponsor Huggins and Omar Tillson. BOTTOM PICTURE-Row 1-Alice Not Present-Phyllis Babcock, Vice-President Spring, Joan Tracy Claire Brown, Vice-President Fall '49, Clark Waycott, Fall Presi- Secretary Spring, Marjory Ogden, Representative. dent, Eleanor Pendleton, Spring President, Phyllis Harvie, Treas- ........,,.m, A ,m.ng--mwmm W-nwmwpwf-ns. , ..1u1-l- CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1942 TOP PICTURE-Row 1. tl to rl June Yoshimo, Georgiana Gunston, Frances Miller, Patsy Lancaster, Laurene Mason, June Jones, and Sarah Eichler. Row Z. Betty Lou Evans, Phyllis Bab- cock, Norma Markham, Leonor Agrava, Phebe Killick, Bernice Kurtz, and Pat Harvey. Row 3. Helen De Vault, Eleanor Pendle- ton, Harriet Kinney, Betty Wescott, Robert Vehn, Dick Moore, and Bob Casey. Row 4. Bob Johnston, Vincent Asta, Kenneth Bde, Bill Bonniksen, Jack Roberts, Kenneth Lind, Donald Blom- berg, and Bob Bland. MIDDLE PICTURE-Row 1. tl to rl Mary Makins, Louise James, Dolores Fountain, Marjorie Tariel, Robert Goldberg, Robert Patton, Fred Craig, and Don Tibbals. Row 2. Jackie Murray, Billie Jean Roland, Myrtle Hooper, Phyllis Stabe- naw, Lena Surjan, Dorothy Dart, Kenneth Garcia, and Shing On-iura. Row 3. Kenneth Davis, Richard Schultz, Harold Labrie, Gayle Fisher, Robert Wood, Robert McClellan, and Joel Ander- son. Row 4. Carl Hughson, Ellery Ferson, Pat Kincade, Tubby Woodworth, Eugene McDonald, Bill Williams, and Don Hughson. Row 5. Jack Brinson, Clark Waycott, Robert Myers, Clyde Ralph, Bill Sellier, Hall lngle, and Roger Hynes. BOTTOM PICTURE- Row 1. tl to rj Julia Barber, Lorraine Madeinos, Janice Nassi, Maryllen Myers, Betty Bluecher, Constance Jenkins, Bettie Harris, and Reba Forsyth. Row 2. Nan Davis, Pauline Lovitch, Alice Claire Brown, Barbara Gray, June Hoffman, Peggie Kneeland, and Phyllis Monro. Row 3. Bernyce Nickerson, Frances Halver- son, Donola Hanley, Pat Zinsli, Betty Robl, Thelma Torgersen, and Shirley Sartini. Row 4. Jeanne Miller, Elizabeth Saville, Margaret Ogden, Joan Tracy, Pat Gilbride, Shirley Anderson, and Phyllis Harvie. Row 5. John Hapgood, Gerald Vettel, Raymond Sheya, Ed Drennon, Jerry Sackett, Norman Rose, and Dick Buhler. wmzmf K f,.1ws4w .f M-Wee! Iwi CLASS OF JUNE 1942 The class ot June, 1942, on Valentines Day in l91lU, sponsored a very en- joyable Valentine Carnival, their reception tor the class oi February, l91l3. This event was followed by an even more successful Junior Prom, held at the Masonic Temple on December 6, l91lO. The theme oi the prom, l'Rhythm Road, was carried out with appropriate decorations. There is a great spirit ot cooperation among the members of the class, its otticers, and the class director, Miss Swanson. TOP ROW-Fall officers: President, Earl Burke, Vice-President, Bottom Row-fl to rl-Betty June Myers, Ina Claire Hansen, Betty Jane Carmackp Secretary, Arlene Matson. BOTTOM ROW-Spring Jo Kelso, Jeanne Langdon, Claire Holden, Virginia Kline, Georg- ofiicers and council: President and Fall Treasurer, Bruce Fraser, ene Watrous. Middle Row-Phyllis Ameral, Dorothy Ferrick, Cyn- Vice-President, Muriel Hopkins, Secretary, Georgene Watrousg thia Hall, Kathleen Kinneburg, Jeanne Hill. Top Row-Rudolph Treasurer, Harvey Holm. INSET-Class Sponsor Miss Virginia dePolo, Harvey Holm, Bruce Fraser, Muriel Hopkins, Mariel West. Swanson. BOTTOM GROUP PICTURE-Fall and Spring Council: CLASS CDF JUNE 1942 FIRST PICTURE-Top How. fl to rj Sheila Lovell, Kay Cook, Claire Holden, Betty June Myers, Berney Wagner. Second Picture. Bruce Fraser, Virginia Kline, Harvey Holrn, Alice Drovetsky, Middle Row. David Archibald, Wes Kelley, Neil McAllister. Lower Right. Muriel Hopkins, Kay Kinneburg. GROUP PICTURE-Row 1. tl to rl Betty Ann Anderson, Sheila Lovell, Jo Ann Cornelius, Marie Da Rosa, Mary Dutra, Pat Bib, Kiyoko Kiino, Mary lris Smith, and Torn lshimoto. Row 2. Edith Kime, Betty Dirckx, Margie Brenner, Don Peterson, Betty .Tune Myers, Marie McWilliams, Donna Brewer, Patsy Schachtili, and Torn Nakao. Row 3. Lois Lippi, Kenneth Harness, Kathleen Cook, Ruth Cook, Jimmy Spangler, Daniel Matranga, Charles Jolly, Warren Amacker, Er- nest Johnson, and Roy Howland. Row 4. Charles Schrnitt, Harold Lage, Jack lrwin, Boy McAnaW, Peggie Greenslate, Lloyd Moul, Dick One, George Gothrnann, and Marian Irving, r .i , A1 . - -:.::-.:..::..-H .'r,.:::m --V ' fy . , ., WHAT WE DO CLASS OF JUNE 1942 FIRST PICTURE-Top Row. Cl to rl Sheila Lovell, Kay Cook, Claire Holden, Betty June Myers, Berney Wagner. Second Picture. Bruce Fraser, Virginia Kline, Harvey Holm, Alice Drovetsky, Middle Row. David Archibald, Wes Kelley, Neil McAllister. Lower Right. Muriel Hopkins, Kay Kinneburg. GROUP PICTURE-Row 1. Il to rl Betty Ann Anderson, Sheila Lovell, Jo Ann Cornelius, Marie Da Rosa, Mary Dutra, Pat Eib, Kiyolco Kiino, Mary li-is Smith, and Tom lshirnoto. Row 2. Edith Kime, Betty Dirclcx, Margie Brenner, Don Peterson, Betty June Myers, Marie McWilliams, Donna Brewer, Patsy Schachtili, and Torn Nalcao. Row 3. Lois Lippi, Kenneth Harness, Kathleen Cook, Ruth Cook, Jimmy Spangler, Daniel Matranga, Charles Jolly, Warren Amacker, Er- nest Johnson, and Roy Howland. Row 4. Charles Schmitt, Harold Lage, Jack lrwin, Roy McAnaW, Peggie Greenslate, Lloyd Moul, Dick One, George Gothmann, and Marian Irving. ,S W W W r.i.,.xN...m 4 '.jig,g5i,, . Q 74. ,:,,i.SgM , . 32' ifigbiiwgv as we Q W 'iS9KSif'VQ'.i5 :?55'. f'f:sgfs.,.,,M,..,..sJ s iii : -:-:2:..:.- liifi f. T'i7.'t -'-- i :eww xfffwf .', .T ,.15's225YFb57:...lLfi2W'.,i2g' ..,, - ef H . Zigi Z f W , , i. ':'43'Qwf. 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MIDDLE PICTURE-Row 1. Cl to ri Dora Marani, Leona Ritchey, Gloria Tamura, Elaine Young, Jane Carrnack, Lorayne Deller, Claire Holden, and Claire Fahn. Row 2. Frank Harvie, Kikuye Aoyama, Doris Day, Marjorie Sharp, Ed Zarick, Dorothy Ferrick, Elizabeth H. Trusler, Beth Bowman, and Elise Chisholm. Row 3. Nettie Marie Dent, Patricia Standley, Myrtle Barqquist, Bette Lou Jobe, Marian Green, Joanna Wisner, Margaret Virga, and Carolyn Wacker. Row 4. Melvin Marsh, Stanley Chun, Marvin Schweigert, Jim Spangler, Ben Brandan, Louie Barbeau, Glenn Miller, and Billy Basler. Row 5. Harold Crumley, Richard Gilmore, Bert Hightill, Dick Wilson, Ed Ashley, Neil McAllister, Harvey Holm, and Frank Jacobsen. BOTTOM PICTURE-Row 1 C1 to rj lna Hansen, Mena Nano, Bebe Weber, Dolores Silva, Barbara Carter, Toshi Yamada, and Robert Walthers. Row 2. Harry Barrick, Audrey Savage, Louise Masters, Dolores da Roza, Dorarnae Beernan, and Tom Miyasaki. Row 3. Harold John, Byron Drupiewski, Rudolph dePolo, Boy Johnson, Bert Highfill, and Bruce Fraser. Row 4. Dave Cutler, Dick Klinke, Arthur Rinetti, Elwin French, Bud Fields, Sam Angeletti, and Roy Sickels. Row 5. Clifton Crosby, Tom Brown, Tom Warner, Howard Aldrich, Bob Pearl, John Borg, Frank Matsuoka and Raymond Sickles. CLASS OF JUNE 1942 TOP PICTURE-Row 1 Cl to rl Phyllis Ameral, Pearl Brazil, Dor- othy Att, Dorothy Hikiji, Muriel Harden, Betty Jo Kelso, and Jean Gianatasio. Row 2. Marie Gollbach, Edith Eriksen, Jo-Ann Staui- ier, Marjorie Orwig, Suzanne Johnson, Lucille Buljan, and Patty Lou Frederick. Row 3. Bob Lawson, Marjorie Brockett, Mary Garozzo, Helen Johnson, Gladys Carter, and Emmabel Rhoades. Row 4. Hudson Kuck, Billy Van Gelder, Wallace Gillette, Carl Rainero, Bill Cochenour, Jack Dolese, and Clyde Russell. Row 5. Art Greenlee, George Morrison Jr., Lee Gebhart, Edsel Brady, Bobert Avery, and Andrew Solander. MIDDLE PICTURE-Row 1. Cl to rl Helen Vassilopoulos, Frances Kinsey, Catherine Schmitt, Alice Drovetsky, Geraldine Cameron, Johanna Becker, and Lily Kato. Row 2. Florence Nielsen, Beatrice Granotf, Jane Bilderbaclc, Eunice Christensen, Frances Maier, Clarence Moritz, Barbara Andress, and Clarence Palmer, Row 3. Nell Burgess, Lois Pape, Lena Sergeiff, Winifred Morley, Lauretta Purcell, Josephine Li- cursi, and Boyd Dean McCullough. Row 4. Bob Scott, Eddie Gwilt, Wes Kelly, Walter James, Don Odgers, Jack Lowry, and Gus Yiamkis. BOTTOM PICTURE-Row 1. fl to rj Betty Stocker, Desiree Norrriington, Thelma Silva, Sue Morisaki, Arleen Matson, Bose Matsunami, Della Gomes, and Martha Silva. Row 2. Bar- bara Van Dyke, Barbara Williams, Nelda Thomas, Beverly Rich- ards, Betty Bruneau, Edna Jang, Minerva Kattenhorn, Jeanne Hill, and Doris Roberts. Row 3. Betty Ehrman, Rosalie Darden, Pearl Marshall, Claire Schluer, Joyce Kelis, Muriel Hopkins, Margaret Haggerty, and Helen Petkovich. Row 4. Ervin Neilsen, Edith Emonot, Nancy Salarnone, Jacqueline Robinson, Mary Jane Terra, Dolores Smith, Dwight Tuttle, Ray Wall, and Torn Beane blossom. Row 5. Fred Kido, Jimmy Baima, Allister Grosz, Bill Paulsen, Harlan Campbell, Clittord Hedrick, Berny Wagner, and Elton Shermin. WHAT WE DO 'ra Top Left-Alter gym roll callp Donda Han- ley, chairman of Military Bally Earl Burke, class officerg Center Left-Colonel Donald Sanger, inspecting Cadets. Center. Staff Ser- geant Meniatis shows rifle team plaques. Lower Left-Winning rifle teamg Gordon Hempton, Dave Christensen, Donald Hig- gins, Dan Lorain Jr., and Charles Rich. Lower Right. Vivian Clark. AT SCHOCDL Top Left-Library Scene. Totp Center-Bun nett Miller, .Tack Veon, Elwin French, Keith Thompson in chemistry room. Top Right- Helen Pappas and Rosemary Lewis arrang- ing flowers. Inset at Top-ln the library. Center LefteTyping Class. Center-Maze ine Kelly potting plants. Center Right- Classroom Scene. Center-Scene in Typing room. Center Right - Journalism Class. Bottom Left-Gordon Yule and Emily Rog- ers working in plant scient garden. Bot- tom Center-Bob Mazuleni, Beulah Bayless, Russell Brown making corsages. Bottom Right-Dwight Tuttle, Barbara Taylor, Dor- othy Dart watching chemistry experiment. CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1943 With a new sponsor and plenty oi pep the Class of February, 1943 is zooming along with undiminished fervor in this, their third semester under Leo's watchful eye. The new sponsor is Mr. Eugene Lindberg, Who replaced Mrs. Squires. The pep was brought out in the grandiose Way in which the class handled the reception they gave tor the incoming sophomores last September. A pro- gram was presented which gave lun and laughs to all who attended. TOP PICTURE-Mr. Eugene Lindberg, sponsor. Bottom Row. fl to BOTTOM PICTURE-Row 1. ll to rl Frances Roche, Shirley John- rj Shirley Johnson, secretary Spring, Jimmy Tammen, Fall son, Virginia Carlson, Viola McMillan, Ida Bell Stewart, Wilma president, Barbara Beloat, Fall secretary and Spring president, Dunn, Barbara Beloat, Judy Boon. Top Row. Parker Gilbert, Ellis Katz, vice president Fall. Top Row. Don Walker, Spring Earl Pierino, Dean Smith, Jimmy Tammen, Bill Spindler, and treasurer, Bill Spindler, treasurer Fall, vice president Spring. Art Whitfield. CLASS OF FEBRU TOP PICTURE-Row 1. Cl to rj Bobbie Thielbahr, Dean Smith Mae Hollingshead, Grace Chow, Eva Petri, Rose Franerse, and Rose Frank. Row Z. Doris Kenyon, Mary Damjanovich, Vivian Clark, Frances Terra, Shirley Santana, Betty Young, Wilrna Busch, and Bebe Costa. Row 3. Ellis Katz, George Bassy, Elden Kimball, Marcella Browne, Lillian Kuck, Ida Belle Stewart, Bar bara Wells, and Arthur Whitfield. Row 4. Billy Wisener, Ben Hom, Milton Paul Griffin, John Hebert Zink Loveless, William Watts, Tony Markov, Jim Hernandez, and Jimmie Moody. Row 5 Bill Adams, Jimmie Hendrix, Bob Just, Donald Walker, Herbert Pink, Jack McCarroll, Torn Hannigan, Dannie Daniels. MIDDLE PICTURE-Row 1. Cl to rl Viola McMillan, Ella Jackson, Jewel Lind, Bettie Johnson, Rosalind Dahm, Virginia Carlson, Mary Rad ich, Jeannette Cummings and Janice Borge. Row 2. Bill McCarrel Pat Lilly, Barbara Morrissey, Alice Hucke, Frances Roche, Bar bara Beloat, Jean Cohn, and Les Avender. Row 3. Peter Chrisler Ernest Lovass, George Riola, Bennie Fong, John Martinelli, Lester ARY 1943 Gable and La Marr Merrill Row 4 Wyatt Unger Don Brown Andrew Riola Merle Scribner Jim Wakefield Leland Stein Bern hard La Zansky and Jack Licursi Row 5 Bob Chamness John Schleicher Hunk Ankele Bill Spindler Jack Litch Hollis Houston Ralph L Phillips Jim Tammen and Earl Parino BOTTOM PIC TUBE-Row l fl to rl Jim Zinsli Ella May Draper Bernice Spiva La Verne Roberts Mary Cox Mary Alice Standley Sara Rich and Betty May Connelly Row 2 Arthur Maria Dorothy Granning Wilma Dunn Adrienne Johnson Suzanne Pierson Virginia Gard ner Daryl Day and Vella Mae Holmes Row 3 Eddie Maria Bes sie Kenourgios Mabel Brant Shirley Johnson Janice MacCrone Virginia Scott and Nick Martinelli Row 4 Alan Moore Caesar Sabbatani Beulah Bayless Richard Walker Jim Terlau William Ong and James White Row 5 Elmer Hutchinson Jack Reardan Parker Gilbert Ralph Chambers Glen Watkins Gerald Redwine and Harry Chow The June Class oi l943, since it entered McClatchy, has shown its coopera- tion and spirit to be nothing but the best. Yehudi Steps Out was the theme ol its sophomores reception on February l7. Everyone that was present had a gay and enjoyable time. The class sponsor, Captain Waite, has taken on the responsibility ot ad- vising and directing the largest class at McClatchy. CLASS OFFICERS-Top Row-fl to ri-Pat Canning, Spring vice- president, Betty Connors, Spring secretary. Bottom Rowilvlarilyn Endres, Spring treasurer, Robert Reynolds, Fall president, Olga Burroughs, Spring president, Gertrude Foley, Fall treasurer, In- setfCaptain A. E. Waite, sponsor. TOP-Row 1-tl to rl-Arthur Sato, Bill Katen, Shirley Cunning- ham, Winnetta Wright, Mildred Parr, Pat Canning and Erda Bean- blossom. Row 2-Ebba Johnson, Frances Howland, ,lean Ertwine, Rosebud Hughes, Eliabeth Schwilk, Bernice Farnsworth and Patsy George. Row 3-Tavalou Jackson, Lois Moore, Alice Grenz, June Burg, Virginia Johnston and Geraldine Silva. Row 4-Gale Bun- nell, Faith Cathcart, Pat Virga, Dorothy Spencer, Eugene Solovtf eff and Bonnie Elledge. Row 5--Fed Daley, Holland Debler, Bob Jinkerson, Ed Bennett, Dick Corurn and Harold Lund. BOTTOM-Row 1-K1 to rl-Jeanne Ward, Billiernae Ltnsley, Anne DeBonis, .laenn Coz, Diolinda Machado, Bernice Tsurnura, Mary Valiente, Jane Rohrer and Kathryn Hart. Row 2-Marie Tobia, Norma Marani, Rose Mary Lewis, Lorraine Fernandes, Lorraine Hanson, Dorothy Couse, Gertrude Foley, Loretta Bridges and Mark Uyeda. Row 3-Bill Wade, Hugh Melvin, Bill Mayhood, Dick Roberts, Barbara Smith, Donna Wiese, May Bogish, Tom Taira and Sakiko Suyama. Row 4wAlbert Funk, Edward Alves, Bussell Brown, Thelma Cvitkovich, Louise Perrnar, Bennie Buga, Carl Tomei and Nick Michils. Row 5-Don Walter, Howard McLaugh- lin, Warren Bryant, Bob lempestini, John Saucedo, Bob McFad- din, Boy Green, Joe Parker and Donald Jansen. CLASS OF JUNE 1943 TOP PICTURE-Row 1. Cl to rj Bill Ehrhardt, Norma Cope, Pris- cilla Gilrnette, Anna Mae Gallagher, Paula Sutton, Louis Frances- coni, and Bill Heidt. Row 2. Emily Rodgers, Peggy Merrifield, Mary Kido, Rosalie Cuilla, Faith Adams, and Elaine Cantrell. Row 3. Yvonne D'Avis, Virginia Plaskett, Phyllis Whittington, Marie Day, Bernice Arnat, and Harue Ono, Row 4. Jerry Durst, John Gaudio, Alan Henderson, Charlie Morita, George Never- kovec, and Marilyn Enclres. BOTTOM PICTURE-Row 1. il to rj Mohamed Alei, Archie Yano, Mervin Fahn, Peter Const, Ed Neves, Leonard Clark, and John Patterson. Row 2. Virginia Westlake, Pat McConnell, Jacqueline Steen, Kathleen Barr, Violet Yee, Ber- tha Schachtili, and Patsy Smith. Row 3. Barbara Wire, Leona Madriago, Virginia Valerio, Barbara Brooks, Betty Connors, Jean- ne Auerbach, and Polly Parsons. Row 4. Elmer Milliken, Lloyd Bowles, Peter Dunn, Bill Bennett, Cecil Austin and Anthony Jones. MIDDLE PICTURE-Row 1. Cl to rj Muroko Hikiji, Pearl Savin, Olga Burroughs, Joe Stephens, George Grant, Bob Lewis, and Dorothy Samuelsen. Row 2. Helen Pappas, Marjorie Huber, Betsy Dunbar, Annie Sawai, Viola Rebalcaba, and Bertha Grenz. Row 3. Marilyn Schinkel, Alda Leamon, Lucille Reeder, Ardell Derr, Frances La Roche, Chizuko Ishida, Audrey Stead, and Valerie Barnes, Row 4. Ancil Moody, Vivian Goodnight, Barbara Scheel, Shirley Higgins, Margaret Ernigh, Gordon McKay and Edward Bertram. Row' 5. Gordon Yule, Robert Holmes, Lee Griffin, Ver- non Magers, Bob Reynolds, Andrew Lund, and Richard Maggenti. 'L 5w 1i?'3?e Wi ' fYQi 2f'1WKi3?Y5W4rFWf3 'Wi CLASS OF JUNE 1943 TOP PICTURE-Row 1. Cl to rl Norma Hannes, Jacqueline Cub- berley, Phyllis Froling, Gloria D'Alessandro, Eloise Gage, Edward Conley, Don Roberts, and William Sleeper. Row 2. Lillian Yiamkis, Virginia Costello, Harriet Connelly, Lois Monahan, Lillian Devine, Louise Hite, Verne Hearold, and Masahiro Tanaka. Row 3. Bar- bara Petersen, Dorothy Ashton, Velma Britton, Katherine Down- ing, Ann Edenholer, Edith Smith, Vivian Rogers, and Janice Fourness. Row 4. George MacClanahan, George Mehl, Marion Fuller, lvy May Cotter, Pat Myhren, and Taro Fukumori. How 5. Carrol Trowbridge, Norman Ficker, James Moore, Larry Newsome, Bill Reeze, Dick Bradshaw, and Jimmy Ball. SECOND PICTURE- Row 1. fl to rl Delores Smith, Aileen Velcoti, Rose Nelson, Steffie Manno, Tomi Oto, Elouise Moritz, Rose Marie Babich, and Nellie Gillespie. Row 2. Shirley Kelk, Josephine Lanteri, June Painter, Myrtle Nichols, Barbara Jean Simas, Edith Ward, Hadija Alei, and Joe Stephens. Row 3. Barbara Needham, Carleen Anderson, Rosemary Duncan, Lois Monahan, Faith Shankle, Morley Bell Norcross, Vivian Glass, and Quincy Brown. Row 4. Ray Collard, Robert Farmer, Luellia Standiiird, Anne DeBonis, Angie Scaglione, Viola Rebalcaba, and Herbert B, Quinn. Row 5. Jim Radich, Grant Ranlett, Bill Richardson, Jimmie Stokley, George Hasbrouck, Jim- mie Beatty, and Gordon Smith. THIRD PICTURE-Row 1. Cl to rl Jack Burgess, Betty McVeigIh, Marie Gomes, Marilyn Pappa, Mar- garite Condo, and Fred iggs. Row 2. Angelina Scaglione, Rosalie Langley, Calvin Mohr, Frank Rienti, Lorraine Dent, and Mollie Greene. Row 3. Camelia Connell, Carolyn Christian, Lillyari Asso, Shirley Haskell, Margaret Allen, Viola Burris, and Barbara Edelmann. Row 4. Edith Sprague, Carrnella Berkan, Emily Finnegold, Mildred Sommers, Patsy Fuller, Watton Sutcliffe, and Charles Whalin. Row 5. Charles Thompson, Bob Harris, Mel- vin Beverly, Douglas Bell, Edward Hussong, Bob Pollock, and Sidney Meyers. BOTTOM PICTURE-Row 1. Cl to rl Jacqueline Elliott, Eleanor Frichette, Susan Linton, Kay Spiersch, Marian Phillips, Jauinita Templeton, Norma Stefani, Nina Yoshino, and Geneva Shaltes. Row 2. Barbara Best, Viola Rebalcaber, Luellia Standiiird, Angie Scaglione, Lillane De Vine, Joyce Webb, Anna Peters, Mary Negro, Mary Hussong, and May Lozancich. Row 3. Virginia Babcock, Anne Buljan, Ruth Turnbull, Dolores De Vault, Dorothy Stabenaw, Alison Bowen, Joyce Harris, Betty lames, Louise Rasmussen and Andrew Jara. Row 4. Berenice Jett, Harald Shandrew, Marjorie Arthur, Selby Jeanne Frame, Patsy Funke, Barbara Oleson, Ruth Peters, Mary Didion, Marion Gallichotte, Irene Fantages, Margie Whipple, and Muriel Whitaker. Row 5. Ben Fujihara, Arthur Johnson, Charles Silberstein, Boyd Seymour, Chuck O'Connor, Fred Silberstein, Frank Drage, David Archibald, and Homer Phillips. Upper left corner-Mike Ures and Robert Smith. Middle right-George Stathos and John Marchand. Lower right-Helen Chesson, Stefi Manno and Josephine Lanteri, CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1944 On February 3, l94l, the Class of February 1944 entered the C. K. McClatchy Senior I-ligh School. Very soon after arriving they felt that they were a part of the school because of the friendliness, helpfulness, and courtesy of the teachers and students. Most of the members of this class spent their junior high school years in California or Stanford. Under the helpful direction of Miss Bales, its sponsor, this class may Well look forward to three happy years here. TOP ROW-Cl to rl-Miss Vivien Bales, Sponsor. Class Officers- Irene Veress, Marion Tose, Frederick Weller, John Mcxnolis John Mcmolis, Treasurer, Joeann Diepenbrock, Secretary, Walter A FRONT ROW-Bill Friend, Elizabeth Niess, Nadeun Cadrett Buehler, Vice-President, and Frederick Weller, President. Dorothy Babcock, Joecmn Diepenbrock and Walter Buehler. TOP ROW-Class Council: Jerome Blomberg, Gertrude Petersen, CLASS OF FEBRUARY 1944 TOP PICTURE-Row 1. fl to rl Ethel Keely, Barbara Roach, Pat Hamilton, Betty Foster, Helen Stevenson, Bob Lavelle, Jerry Mit- chell, Ernest Johnson, Walter Buehler, Frank Minch, Dick Jaensch, and Jack Vanderburg. How 2. Marian Tosi, Marjorie Whitaker, Gertrude Peterson, Mary Jane Bagne, Henry Schingler, Cecil Finegold, Tommy Hamai, Donald Hov, Thomas Squires, George Jorgensen, and Jack Rhodes. Row 3. Yvonne Valine, Mae Herrerra, Lois Allen, Lawrence Silippel, Betty Straugh, Lillian Aho, John Manolis, Elwyn Fox, Lois Ward, Lois Canning, June Carr. Top Row. Harold Guerin, Marcelene Smith, Imogene Hui!- man, Jean Marie Marogno, Walter Travis, Lois Hansen, Helen Caples, Boris Ball, Bell Walker, and Bill Vishevsky. MIDDLE PICTURE-Row 1. fl to rj Milton Baig, Bill Friend, Bob Ogle, Louis DeGregorio, Vernon Crary, Irene Veress, Joeann Diepenbrock, Dorothy Tripp, Jaunita Retta, Rose Ong, Beatrice La Tona, Row 2. Bud Faughnan, Robert Haworth, Alan Rand, Ray Hamrnorsley, Mickey Flynn, Torn Drennon, Lois Purcell, Pat Rowray, Jennie Gee, Adrienne Armstrong, Irene Walsh. How 3. Jack Reynolds, Bob Carder, Robert Hill, George Moreas, Edwin Lial, Bill Foster, Betty Gorton, Lorraine Gunter, Beverly Fraser, Marion Bibby, Dorothy Babcock. Top How. Jack Steinberg, Harold Harris, George Karlovich, Eugene Harvey, Ken Potter, Ray Voss, Pat McFarland, Bob Cooper, George Vernatchi, Jerome Bloomberg, Bob Pearson, and Frank Pine, BOTTOM PICTURE-First Row. il to rj Doris Young, Malcolm Wilson, Wilma Dudley, Walter Figaro, Nellie Strucken, Bob Peck, Marjorie Forsyth, Mike Celli, Dorothy Hughson, Marian Jenkins. Second Row-Daryl Wood, Alvin Reiss, Donald Geis- ser, Alan Frederick, Pat McNaughten, Dorothy Cunningham, Antoinette Taranga, Faye Pinsler, Wanda Cook, Nadine Cadret, Third Row-Don Morrill, Franklin Chinn, Frank Parsons, Mella Fernandez, Shigeyuki Tanaka, Roger Chung, Jackie Strazzo, Lois Wachtel, Dixie Bottome, Anna La Brasca. Fourth Rowe Bob Davis, Harold Mayfield, Fred Weller, Kenneth Keeling, Fred Blazen, George Buckman, Lane Aldrich, Ronald Warford, Donald Emery. ACTIVITIES BACKSTAGE ACTIVITIES THAT PROMOTE GREAT PERFORMANCES ,ga . , S ff we, Kb :EE.:. S Q ZZIW M r 5 T P Top left, Carol Mathison, vice-presidentp top right, William Mc- Naughten, president, lower left, Dan Lorain, treasurerg lower right, Mr. Carl Winter, faculty advisor. FALL The Pall Student Body opened the fourth year at C. K. McClatchy with the zest and enthusiasm that the opening of school brings to all students. Bill McNaughten led the first semester of the fourth year along with the following Student Body Officers: Carol Mathison, Vice President, Peggy Mc- Carthy, Secretaryg Dan Lorain, Treasurer, Dick lVfcCarroll, Yell Leader. The appointive assistants of the President, Bill McNaughten, Were: Eleanor McFarlane, general activities chairman, Dick Tucker, finances and advertisinglg Madalena Martinelli, social events and activitiesg and Harold Mcliellips, rally committee. STUDENT BO , ' ' A X , ,,,, . r 'riwi ggi' H I giiiiifv P - ..... 3 ' . ' ..., L 'P Iliff 137 ..-.. 5 1 g 1. ,.., I ,E vb., ,..:, , lvlnlv . g h Sf .V X x V Top left, Marvin Silva, presidenty top right, Ann Teller, secretary, lower left, Peggy McCarthy, Fall secretary and Spring vice presidentp lower right, Donald Huggins, treasurer. SPRING The Student Body headed by Marvin Silva ushered in the Spring of l94l or the eighth semester of C. K. McClatchy, The Student Body Officers, including the President are as follows: Peggy McCarthy, Vice Presidentg Ann Telfer, Sec- retaryg Don Huggins, Treasurer, and Bolland Lewis, Yell Leader. The appointive assistants of the President, Marvin Silva, are: Spence Suth- erland, general activities chairmang Alex Fahn, finance and advertising, Beth Lennon, social events, Carl Forsberg, rally chairman, and Schurley Schluer, election chairman. Mr. Carl Winter is the faculty sponsor. He helps and advises the Student Body Officers but takes no active part in the actual legislation. DY OFFICERS Page Twenty-nine HOUSE OF REP FALL 'lThe enactment of legislation shall be delegated to a House of Representa- tives and to a Board of Directors. Such is the purpose of these two organiza- tions according to the Constitution of the C. K. McClatchy High School. The Student Body President heads the Board of Directors which has in membership all Student Body officers, all class presidents, the Rally Committee chairman, Social Committee chairman, General Activities chairman, Election chairman, Advertising chairman, and other important elective and appointive officers. l The Board of Directors meets at least once a month to fulfill its Constitue tional duties as Well as to plan and suggest improvements for McClatchy High School. J A bi-cameral system of legislation is main.ained by McClatchy with a House of Representatives and the Board of Directors acting in the capacity of a Senate. The Board treats decisions of the House of Representatives in a i manner similar to a Senate by fulfilling and acting upon its decisions and , suggestions. FALL HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES-Row 1 Cl to IJ Bill Bennett, Athena Const, Barbara Rivolta, Betty Stocker, Catherine Schmidt, Jeanne Langdon, Mary Didion, Jean Cohn, Bernice Spiva, Doris Davidson, Carol Mathison, Madelena Martinelli, Elizabeth White. Row 2. Harold Mcliellips, Andrew Jara, Burton Daniels, George Riola, Eleanor McFarlane, Jane Ench, Barbara Williams, Ruth Barber, Peggy McCarthy, Marion Green, Howard Sargent, Robert Vehn. Row 3. Don Peterson, Mohammed Alei, Russell Badgley Russell Hausrnan, Eugene Soloveiff, Dan Lorain, Richard McCar roll, Malcolm Douglass, Rudolph de Polo, Gayle Fisher, Bob Walt Jimmy Tammen. Row 4. Richard Rowe, Bill Richardson, Don Wal lcer, George Walker, John McDaniel, Danny McGill, Bob Smith Glenn Stough, Clark Waycott, Alan Henderson, George Morrison Roy McAnaW, Earl Burke. RESENTATIVES t SPRING The House of Representatives consists of the Student Body Officers, with the Student Body vice-president as head, the class president from each class, ap- pointive Student Body assistants, and one elective member from each class. Seventy-four students comprise the total membership of this legislative body. The constitution requires that there be held at least two meetings a semes- ter. The Business Committee arranges discussions for the meetings, with the Student Body Vice-President presiding. Carol Mathison conducted the Pall House of Representative meetings, with Bill Bennett as Chairman of the Business Committee. The other members of the committee included: Madelina Martinelli, Donald Walker, George Walker, Horace Cecchetini, and Bill Richardson. The Spring House of Representatives was headed by Peggy McCarthy, with Jimmy Duart as Business Committee chairman. Rosaline Dahms, .lack Dolese, Ann Telfer, Shirley Johnson, and Barbara Williams were the committee members. Mr. Carl Winter is the faculty sponsor for the House of Representatives and Board of Directors. SPRING HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES-Bow 1. fl to rt Carl nelly, Beverly Richards, Harriet Ann Womack, Beth Lennon, Mel- Forsberg, Alex Fahn, Alice Bridgham, Clarcrbelle Sheits, Shirley vin Beverley, Lloyd Bowles, Ann Telfer. Row 3. Rolland Lewis, Johnson, Harriet Kinney, George Riola, Donald Walker, Howard Marvin Silva, Barbara Williams, Constance McPherson, Eleanor Aldrich, Schurley Schluer, Helen Stavros. Row 2. Kathryn Hart, Pendleton, Barbara Beloat, Shirley Santana, Peggy McCarthy, Olga Burroughs, Harvey Holm, Stanley Chun, Betty May Con- Mary Didion, June Burg, Marjorie Jones. TOP ROW-fl to rj-Adele Clark, Barbara Carter, Alice Flynn, Joyce Hancock and Audine Armstrong. SECOND ROW-The Banclg the Rally Committee, Top Row-C1 to rl-Harold McKellips, Dick McCarroll, Bill Schwabe, Jack Shower and Alvin Neely. Middle Row-Virginia Williams, June Mef- lord and Betty Ehlers. Bottom RowgGrace Hamai, Beverly Richards, Barbara Rivolta and Barbara Maloneyg Harold McKellips, chairmang June Meftord, Virginia Williams and Alice Flynn. BOTTOM ROW-Girls' Drill Team: Top Picture-Song Leaders Mary Alice Chase, Madalena Martinelli, Betty Holcomb and Betty Lu Lewis Lower Right Yell Leaders Holland Lewis Dick McCar rol and Tot Kennedy INTERMISSICDN if TOP ROW-tl to rl-Dorothy Dari, A' Cap- pella Choir, baton practice. Row 2-Top Rowflfrnie Busch, Jeannie Sainis, Mar- cella Dodge, Shirley Anderson, Jack Paul- son, Dale Gibson. Middle Row-Ernest Yee, Yolanda Nicoletti, Winifred Morley, Dwight Tuttle, Thelma Byer and Malcolm Furbush. Middle Row Y Carl Forsberg, Marjorie Jones, Ann Te-lfer, Lorraine Kelly, Robert Goldberg and Mr. George Corrigan, Sponsor. Beth Lennon. Alex Fahn, Busie ness Manager, and Marvin Silva, Student Body President. Row 3-Top Picture-Lon rene Fricaro and Lauretta Purcell. Bottom -Yell Leaders Jack Freund, Holland Lewis and Richard Rowe. Variety Show Dance Group. , . V .,.. 'znwemaw Q-vue-nam.,-ai' www ,415 'QA M.,-3.... is.,N,,mkx,3LY wr' rfzfi M Top Row tl to rD Spence Sutherland and Margaret Ann Shower i .ds- I' M dy . ,,., ...., . t rw, co-editors, Jean McCumby, associated editor. Bottom Row Cl to rl June Wilson and Roy Higgs, associate editors. Alex Fahn boys' sports editor, Marvin Silva, business manager, and Parkler Gil- bert, photographer. Page Thi: ty-four On the opposite Page Row 1. fl to rl-Mr. Vernon Cordry, adviser, Roy Higgs, associate editor, Parker Gilbert, photographer. Row 2. Malcolm Douglass, photographer, Bill Boylan, publications bookkeeper, Harvey Holm, high junior class editor, Howard Sargent, high senior class editor. Row 3. Una Hughes, activities editor, Barbara Rivolta, graduation pictures editor, Marvin Silva, business manager. Bottom Row. Margaret Ann Shower and Spence Sutherland, co- editors, Jean McCumby and June Wilson, associate editors. the Nugget Staff Poses NUGGET STAFF The Nugget Staff, headed by Margaret Ann Shower and Spence Sutherland and ably assisted by the three associate editors, Jean lVlcCumby, June Wilson, and Roy Higgs, Worked many hours to put out this annual. Alex Fahn, the sports editor, Wrote the interesting, on-the-spot sport stories. Marvin Silva, the business manager, put over a hard Won sales campaign by leading the sales with ll2, While Dolores Silva came in second with SU sales. Mr. Vernon Cordry was the editorial adviser, and Mr. Herbert Briggs Was financial adviser. e Thirty-,H1:c ,f ,N--,..r TOP LEFT-Cl to rj-Bob Raymond and Betty Lee Jayes, Top Cen- ter-Marilynn Treaster, Business Manager. Top Right-Florence McKeown, Editor-in-Chief. Inset-Barbara Kendall, Associate Edi- tor. Lower Le!!-Wilma-Lu Cawley, Managing Editor. PROSPEC- Page Thirly-six TOR STAFF-Row 1-Betty Lee Jayes, Florence Mclieown, David Williams, Bob Raymond. Row 2--Wilma-Lu Cawley, Alice Flynn, Barbara Kendall, Alice Band, Bob Olwell. Row 3-Dora Morton, Betty Rose Ralph, Marilyn Treaster and Bill Schwabe. FALL The fall Prospector staff published a paper for the student body on the first day of school in the fall semester. On each Monday after that, they successfully issued papers for 20 Weeks. The editor-in-chief, Florence Mclieown, was assisted by an able staff of fifteen students. The managing editor was Wilma-Lu Cawley and Barbara Kendall acted as associate-editor. Marilynn Treaster Was business manager and Bob Olwell, sports editor. PROSPECT f 1.2-f' ,nf WW Top Left. fl to rj Elizabeth White and Betty Jean Allewelt discuss Pet Peeves column and Una Hughes, Adrienne Harrison and Eleanor Phelan edit Side Glancesf' Top Center-Alex Fahn, assistant, and Marvin Silva, boys' sports editorg Betty Irene Lilley, Club Editor, and Jeannie Samis, Art Editor. Top Right-Malcolm Douglass, Co-Editor, Turns to Gold Dust column. Lower Right flume Wilson, Managing Editor, Beverly Ottem, Feature Editorg GROUP PICTURE--First Row. Mary Mascara, Betty Rea, Betty lrene Lilley, Una Hughes, June Wilson, Barbara Taylor. Second Row. Betty Jean Allewelt, Eleanor Phelan, Ann Tel er, Adrienne Harrison, Beverly Ottem, Jeannie Samis. Back Row. Elizabeth White, Darrel Griffin, Jean McCumby, Stanley Smith, June Wilde, John Norris, Catlerine McCarthy. Malcolm Doualass, Orville Orion, Alex Eahn, Ernest Yeo, and Richard Schachtili. Malcolm Douglass, Co-Editorp Dick Willey, Business Manager: Marvin Silva, Sports Editor, and Catherine McCarthy, Co-Editor. SPRING Co-Editors Catherine McCarthy and Malcolm Douglass completed their iirst edition of the Prospector on January 27. The stait which cooperated with them for the Spring term included Managing Editor June Wilson, Feature Editor Bev Ottem, With Marvin Silva editing the Sports Page and the business was handled by Dick Willey. The paper was improved during the Spring term by two new feature head- ings on the Sports page. Credit must also be given to Jeannie Samis for her contribution ot many clever block prints. OR STAFF Top Picture-A CAPPELLA CHOIR. Row 1. Cl to r across both pagesl Evelyn Fuson, Helen Stavros, Phillis Taranga, Mary lris Smith, Janice Borge, Toshi Kiino, Ernest Johnson, Warren Am- acker, Mrs. Elva Boden, director, Harold Mills, Ed Drennon, Don Perier, Evelyn Sloan, Maryllen Myers, Morley Bell Norcross, June Wilson, Jean Gianatasio. Row 2. tacross both pagesl Mary Alice Chase, Georgia Neilson, lna Hansen, Elaine Litzenstein, Mary- helen Schirmer, Harold Woodworth, Ernest Silva, Jack Brinson, Clifton Crosby, Warren Bryant, John Hebert, Alan Rand, Claire Emigh, Caryl Ford, Elise Chisholm, Maxine Ritchey, Corrine Gibson. Row 3. Eve Chapin, Eva Dell Pickrel, Barbara Scheel, Janice Fourness, Virginia Hinrich, Fred Bowlden, Dick Crafts, Melvin Brockett, Harry Wilson, Alan Henderson, Richard Rowe, Eoris Roberts, Mavis Kurtz, Adele Clark, Lois Bech, Barbara isson. BAND Cacross both pagesl Joyce Hancock, Bob Ogle, Larry New- some, Donald Fair, Bonnie Elledge, Ed Conley, Jerry Durst, Bill MAKERS OF MUSIC Kime, Fred Weller, Leona Ritchey, Virgil Pierini, Jerry Hutton, Jack Hutton, Clifton Crosby, Barbara Carter, and Mr. James Hogin, instructor. Row 2. Audine Armstrong, Joe Sanderson, Ernest Johnson, Lawrence Pennison, Dorothy Ott, Norma Cope, John Patterson, Donald Roberts, Bill Heidt, Nella Beeman, Doreen Hanley, Virginia Simpson, Arthur Crown, Jack Steinberg, Dorothy Dart. Top Row. Jack Bertolucci, Donda Hanley, James Gerhardt, Burton Daniels, Cecil Clary, Virginia Kroh, Tom Livingston, Margaret Robinson, Ronald McClellan, James Ball, and Shannon Matheny, BOTTOM PICTURE-Senior Orchestra tl to rj Mr. James Hogin with baton, Marcella Brown, concert master, Madeline Babich, Mariel West, Richard Rowe, Lois Pierini, Wilma Dudley, Morley Bell Norcross, Hilda Savin, Berenice Jett, Lois Beck, Muriel Wit- aker, Johnn Hebert, Donald Jansen, Marjorie Whitaker, Frances Simons, Elise Chisholm, Stanley Smith, Louise Rasmussen, Wayne Feathers, Arlene Tomlinson, Sam Vicari. The band began its l94U-l94l season with flashy new red and white uni- forms. Much larger in personnel this year, the band played at all of the foot- ball games in the Fall and represented McClatchy at the music festival in the Spring. The orchestra, also under the direction of Mr. James Hogin, played at differ- ent assemblies and at the senior play. The A Cappella Choir, under the direction of Miss Elva Boden sang carols in the halls at Christmas and appeared at numerous programs, climaxing its season with an excellent performance in the Music and Dance Concert. I ago 'l'11'irty-eight R. O. T. C. ln line with the established policy ot military training in High Schools, the C. K. McClatchy l:t.O.'l'.C. Unit was organized in l937 with courses in basic intan- try training. From the beginning it has been an outstanding unit. Now, among its achievements, the McClatchy unit has won the highest honors the War Department bestows upon any cadet corpsethe distinguished rating ot 'lsuperioru tor the second consecutive year. This year McClatchy's cadets brought to McClatchy tor the second consecu- tive year, a William Randolph Hearst Trophy, symbolic ot the national R.O.'l'.C. rifle championship. Competing in a best soldier contest sponsored by the American Legion be- tween the McClatchy and the Sacramento units, McClatchy walked ott with four out ot tive prizes. TOP Cleiij-Armistice Day Parade. fRightJ-The Color Guard: Higgins, Monroe Kirkrnan, Gayle Fisher, Gordon Hernpton, How- Robert Meyers, Joseph Carabaticir, Richard Wilson. BOTTOM ard Sargent, Dan Lorain. Top Row-Staff Sergeant Arthur Meni- ROW-Honorary Girl Officers: Ann-Telter, Margaret Ann Shower, atis, Robert Zarick, Schurley Schluer, Frank Schram, George Francis Simons, Harriet Ann Womack, Donda Hanley, Elaine Fors- Walker, Dave Christensen, Joseph Guth. LOWER RIGHT-Statt berg, Patsy Barr, Ruth Dean. Second Row-Wilfred Bauman, Don Sergeant Arthur Meniatis. TOP PICTURE-Row 1 Cl to rl Jim Wilson, Howard Sargent, Doncla Hanley, Harriet Ann Womack, Patsy Barr, Gayle Fisher, and Richard Mansfield. Row 2. Dick Wilson, Albert Funk, Robert Holms, Bob Harris, Robert Peters, Louie Romiti, Donald Pratt, Howard McLaughlin, Joseph Carabatich. Row 3. Tavalou Jackf son, Gordon Curran, Archie Yano, Mohammed Alei, Spence Sutherland, Jim Whitfield, Pat Symons. Row 4. Allen Shearer, Jim Duart, William Rushton, Jerry Sackett, Dick Crafts, Gordon Yule, Douglass Bell, Edward Ashley, Roy Higgs, Arthur Flitcrott. MIDDLE PICTURE-Row 1. Norman Gilbert, Richard Schultz, Dean Smith, Schurley Schluer, Louis Francescone, Quincy Brown, Joe Stevens, Jim Zinsli. Row 2. Robert Vehn, Robert Reynolds, Robert Medels, Leland Stein, Parker Gilbert, Charles Duncan, Bob Meyers, Truman Skinner, Jim Moody, Virgil Bowers, Leonard Gregg. Top Row. Edwin Cornelius, Robert Wood, Andrew So- lander, Walton Sutcliffe, John Center, Wayne Schwab, Donald Walker, Harlan Campbell, Prank Bridges, Robert McClellan, Charles Whalin, Walter Larson. BOTTOM PICTURE-Row 1. Jerry Ackerman, Charles Rich, Frank Schram, Donda Hanley, Harriet Ann Womack, Ann Teller, Ruth Dean, and George Walker. Row 2. Clesson Harvey, lrving Weise- berg, Charles Schmitt, George McClanahan, Richard Lynch, Boyd McCullough, Roy Howland, George Escott, Gene Solovtelt, lim Stohelez, George Morrison, Kenneth Harness, Thomas Whitfield, Grant Ranlett. Row 4. Allred Rasmussen, Al Boothby, Ed Green- lee, Lee Gritfen, Conway French, John Shepard, Frank Arthur, Arthur Greenlee. HONOR CADET UNIT Page Forty-oite 4 TOP PICTURES-tl to rj John Center directing traffic, Geor e S h . R - ' g c rain ow 3-Gerald Ackerman, John Woods, George McClan McClanahan at his post, Mr. Fred Holtzhauser, special officer, ahan, Torn Brown. Row 4-John Center, Donald Walker Clifton and Captain A. E. Waite. Group Picture-Front Row-Cl to rbi Crosby, Frank Bridges, George Walker, Traffic squad at Worr: Louis Francesconi, Mohammed Alei. Row 2-Arthur Flitcroft, Cles- Donald Walker and Arthur Flitcrott son Harvey, George Grant, Richard Lynch, Bill Birka, Frank Under the supervision of Captain A. E. Waite and assisted by Fred Holtz- hauser, special school officer, the traffic squad has completed another success- ful year without a traffic accident. With McClatchy l-ligh School situated on one of the busiest streets in Sacramento, the efficiency of this squad has indeed been highlighted. Frank Schram is the student cadet officer in charge of this group which includes eighteen rnernbers. TRAFFIC SQUAD Page 1701111 Iwo N TOP LEFT PHOTOGRAPH-ll to rl Miss Alma Schocke, registrar, Bose Salarnone, Arline Burks, Top Right-Behind the Counter- Frank Ball, Taggert Ingraham, Bill Boylan, Mr. L. A. Blucher, Comptroller, Middle Left-At your service-Carole Litnpach, Yo- londa Nicoletti, Middle Right-Recording-Minnie Harvey, lrene vetsky, Sawae Fukumori, Row 2. Taggert lngraham, Margaret Martinis, Yaeko Murarnoto, Yolonda Nicoletti, Irene Tomei, Rose Salamone. Row 3. Leah Myers, Barbara Abramson, Arline Burks, Virginia McAdams, Dorothy Sharp, Virginia Grigsby, Row 4. Bill Boylan, Frank Ball, Don Ehrhardt, Mary George, Faylene May- field, Eloise Aquirre, Carole Limpach. Lower Right-Dorothy Tomei, Waltraud Gundel, GROUP PICTURE--Row 1. Minnie Har- vey, Hilda Savin, Jane Nishiyama, Betty Watanabe, Marie Dro- Sharp at the switchboard. A group ot students who contribute much to the functioning of our school are the cooperative Workers. These students Work three hours daily in the attend- ance oitice, library, military department, and the oltices oi the comptroller, regis- trar, and the vice-principals. There are about thirty students Working as cooperatives this year. To be eligible, each one must be a senior with good citizenship, good attendance, and a satisfactory scholarship record. Most oi these students are commercial majors and gain valuable experience in ottice procedure. CO-OPERATIVES Page Fm-fy-th rue BUSY IN SCHOOL X, BETWEEN CLASSES TOP ROW-Mr. Lowrence Blucher ond Mr. George Corrigung Mr. Jack Woerner and Mrs, Carol Squiresp Miss Isoline Mottram, Miss Edna Banks and Miss Edith Reynolds. SECOND ROW-Mr. Robert Fraser and Miss Glenda Ccxrpenierg Lois Reynoldsg Eugene Icxmes and Harold Kuckp Bernice Modricxgo. ROW 3-Mr. C, L. McE'c1ddin and Mr. Josiah Pczrdeep Harold Lubriey Clork Wmycott and Robert Vehn. BOTTOM ROW-Dove Treiberp Mr. .Tcrrnes N. Gordnerg fi io rj-Helen John- son, Virginia Simpson, Reis Mae Horton and Louise Jcnrnesg Mr. Eugene Lindberg. WORK AND PLAY Top Left. Cl to rl Don Huggins und Harold Lubrie inspecting rifle. Top Right. Spence Sutherland, Moryon Brown, Donold Hig- gins, Florence McKeoWn, Eleanor Mclfclr- lane, Gordon Hempton. Middle Left. Bor- boro Scheel, Bob Reynolds, Mohomed Alei. Middle Right. R.O.T.C. Poroxde rest. Bottom Left. Corsi Hite, Judy Boone, and Reto Moe Horton in fashion show at open house. Bottom Right. Sophomores ot noon. PYTHAGOREAN SIGMA Pythagorean Sigma is a club which promotes social and informative meet- ings among the students who are interested in the science ot mathematics. Mr. Bobert Fraser is sponsor and Boss Mehl was president tor both the tall and spring semesters. TOP PICTURE-Row 1. fl to rj Neolra Hazelton, Barbara Schlei- Schram, Jack Dolese. Row 3. Don Peterson, Edward Morrice, Bert cher, Barbara Storrs, Edith Kime, Dorothy Wallace,ShirleyVange, Highfill, Bill Ishmoto, Fred Kido, Russil Hausrnan, Pat Symons, Janice Wright, Mary Dee Womack, Patsy Barr, Jane Yamamoto. Tom Miyasake, Tom lshimoto. Row 4. Harvey Holm, Donald Lem- Row 2. Dan Lorain, Don Pratt, Harold McKellips, Berny Wagner, mon, Bob Langner, Elton Sherwin, Monroe Kirkman, Bill Schwabe, Donald Blomberg, Edward Folatti, Howard Sargent, Frank Ross Mehl, Gordon Hempton, Bob Pearl. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Girls who join this organization are interested in toods, clothing, home plan- ning and other phases ot homemaking. This year the meetings have featured speakers on the subjects oi vocations tor girls in the tield ot home economics. The singing ot club songs adds to the sociability ot its meetings. Helen Wilson was the tall semester president, while Bessie Wescott was president during the spring. Miss Kristena Nelson is the club's sponor. BOTTOM PICTURE-Row 1. fl to rl Doris Day, Shirley Sarlini, Ruth Barber. Row 3. Betty McVeigh, Wilma Lee Cook, Annie Helen Wilson, Beverly De Cuir, Lillian Yiamkis, Dorothy Ott, Ugrin, Joan Fender, Phyllis Harrie, Dolores Edenholer, Miss Kris- Arlene Tomlinson. Row 2. Anne Edenhofer, Nancy Salamone, tena Nelson, sponsor. Winifred Morley, Gertrude Foley, Bessie Wescott, Marie Day, JUVENIS CIRCULIS LEONUM The Latin language and its historical background are ot great interest to the members oi JCL. Along with the study oi the ancient classics, modern ltaly was discussed in an informal talk by Miss Frances Milnes. lnitiations and several social events highlighted this year's activities, which were led by Dorothy Wallace in the tall and by Howard Sargent during the spring semester. Mrs. Eldora P. Kimberlin is the club's sponsor. TOP PICTURE-Row 1. Betty Bond, Dorothy Granning, Betty Eleanor Johnson, Margaret Ogden, Mary Ashley, Janice Wright, Dirckx, Dorothy Wallace, June Wilson, Tommie Lew Wallace, Phebe Killick, Bill Van Gelder. Row 3. Howard Sargent, Robert Anna lnouye, Mrs. Eldora Kirnberlin, sponsor. Row 2. Dean Smith, Zarick, Parker Gilbert, Donald Walker, Ken Hook, Clayton Baty. PALETTE AND BRUSH This art club promotes interest among students who wish to make art their hobby or vocation. ln order to become a member students must have at least one year ot art training. The club meetings are held twice a month and are both creative and social in purpose. Fall president was Jean Sissong spring, Margaret Ann Shower. Miss Helen Burke is sponsor. BOTTOM PICTURE-Row 1. Jean Sisson, Barbara Gray, Elaine Rich, Peggy Kneeland, Barbara Williams, Sue Pierson, Jeannie deCuir, Barbara Sisson, Jean Langdon, Edith Ernonot, Margaret Samis, Miss Helen Burke, sponsor, Dora Morton, John Holden, Ann Shower, Betty Harris. Row 2. David Christenson, Charles Spence Sutherland. Page 1f'0rt1ff111n0 CREATIVE WRITING CLUB This club was organized tor students at McClatchy who are interested prin- cipally in expressing themselves in the forms ot poetry or prose. This year the members, under the sponsorship ot Mr. C. L. Mcliaddin, have been busy Working on another publication similar to Portals ol Eantasyff Their new book will include the best works ot the entire Student Body, regardless ot Whether the authors are members ot the club. Spence Sutherland held the office of president for the entire year. TOP PICTURE Row 1. Ll to rl Eleanor McFarland, Jean Mc- Maryllin Mott, Evon Holland. Row 2. Spence Sutherland Cumby Beverly Ottern, Janice Wright, Wilma Lu Cawley, Higgs, Johnny Norris, Mr. Mclfaddin, sponsor. LESPUR CLUB The riding club is separated into three divisions. The members quality tor these divisions according to their riding experience. The divisions are: Begin- ners, lntermediate, and Advance. The otticial stables for Bridlespur are the Sacramento Riding Club Stables at North Sacramento. Miss Margaret Mix is the sponsor for this organization. One ot the outstanding events of the year is the exchange ride with Mills College. The Gymlcana, which is held at the stables some time in the Spring, is also a special horsemanship event tor the girls. The club this year has twenty members. BOTTOM PICTURE-Row 1 Cl to rj Alta Learnon, Josephine Lan- Row 2. Kathryn Hart, Virginia Kuns, Allison Bowen, Edith teri Judy Walsh, Dorothy Spencer, Olga Burroughs, Marian Sprague, Grace Castleman, Sally McAllister, Betsy Dunbar, Laura Wilkins Renee Mendez, Jean Ward, Barbara Else, Phyllis Eroling. Lee DeVoss, Natalie Parsons, Betty Lou Evans. WIN mis? W W DANCE CLUB Having just completed its first year as an official club here at school, the Dance Club, under the sponsorship of Miss Miriam Bleamaster, has established a fine precedent for future club members to follow. There were twelve charter members, and the club is steadily increasing. Left to Rlght Grace Castlernan, Jean McCurnby, Betty Cook, Maryllen Meyers, Betty Bond and Barbara Robinson. Adele Clark Harriet Ann Womack, Shirley Kelk, Betty Samuelson, S0 NATHIS The name USO-Nathis' is derived from the title, Society of Natural History. The members of the club study outdoor life and scientific problems of civilized society. The officers of this science club were in the fall semester: Bay Kelleher, president, Henry Wristen, vice presidentg Earl Burke, treasurer, Bosalie Darden, secretary, and Katherine Schmidt, corresponding secretary. For the spring semester they Were: President, Henry Wristen, vice-president, James Spanglerg corresponding secretaries, Betty Dirckx and Sara Bich, recording secretary, Patricia Stanley. Mrs, Dorothy Barber is the club's sponsor. BOTTOM PICTURE-Row 1 ll to rt Patricia Standley, Elizabeth Bob Senner, Berney Wagner, Boy Johnson. Row 3. Allen Shearer, Trusler June Painter, Catherine Schmitt, Harriet Kinney, Sara Wilfred Bournen, Howard Sargent, Joseph Carabatich, Boy Mc- Rich Murial Whittaker, Phvlis Babcock. Row 2. Earl Burke, Anaw, Kenyon Hook, Frank Jacobson, Henry Wristen, Richard Mansfield, Rosalie Darden, Mrs. Barber, Betty Dirckx, Page Fi-fhfjf-II7tC G. A. A. This state-Wide organization has a very lively group of girls as members at McClatchy. After-school sports and the annual 'lplay day are the main activi- ties of this club. G.A.A. was organized in the beginning to promote interest in girls' athletics and to encourage good sportsmanship. Minnie Harvey was the fall president, and Agnes Lozancich presided this spring. Mrs. Helen Conover is sponsor. TOP PICTURE-Row 1. fl to rl Alice Drovetsky, Ruth Turnbull, Sergeiff, Grace Herrera. Row 3. Dorothy Ferrick, Marilyn Myers, Virginia Westlake, Minnie Harvey, Arlene Matson, Betty Horton, Leona Madriago, Della Giesy, Mary Mascaro, Madeline Evezich, Marie Drovetsky, Agnes Lozancich, Miss Helen Conover, sponsor. Roberta Ballentine, Winifred Bohl, Lorraine Hanson, Bernice Row Z. Priscilla Gilrnette, Dorothy Asleton, Barbara Abramson, Maclrigo. Dorothy Stabenaw, Helen Stavros, Emily Finegold, Marcia BLOCK M SOCIETY Most of the outstanding sportsmen of our school are members of the Block M Society. Each member wears a red and White HM as a symbol of his ability in either football, baseball, basketball or track. The club's most import- ant social event was the HVarsity Stomp, a very successful after-school dance. Coach Frank Alustiza is the sponsor of this organization. Ernest Busch held the office of president for the entire year. BOTTOM PICTURE-Row 1. fl to rj George Buljan, Marvin Silva, Jerry Hutton, Harold Bishop. Row 3. Frank Scofield, John Mc- Bob Akins, Vernon Baer, Lorin Swift, Nick Prevolos, Louie Arges, Daniels, Bob Wallace, Don Shoemaker, Ed Drennon, Ernie Busch Henry Wristen, Wade Halstead, Coach Alustiza. Row Z. Fred Wresidentj, Gus Manolis, Herman Johnson, Bob Geremia, Wally Wristen, Bud Magers, Delmar Michler, George Stathos, Gene Turpin, Charles Waite. Gezemia, Glen Stough, Bob West, Howard Berringer, Bob Olwell, 1. 15 LOS HISPANISTAS This year members of the Spanish club undertook an interesting project in translating an original early California manuscript entitled Narrative of Guill- ermo Fitch and Blas Pina. The story was translated into English and a book of historical and artistic merit was printed in the school print shop. Sponsor of the club is Miss Saima Regina Koski. Eall president was Patsy Barr, spring, Elisa Lopez. TOP PICTURE-Row 1. Cl to rj Alice Drovetsky, Mary Valiente, Rosemary Tilden, Marjorie Taylor, Carol Mathison, Doris David- son, Grace Hamai, Marie Drovetslcy, Madalena Martinelli. Row 2. Evon Holland, Lenora Gebbett, Yvonne D'Avis, Donna Payne, Elisa Lopez, Grace Castleman, Patsy Barr, Eloise Aguirre, Marie Da Rosa, Carol Wycoff. Row 3. Don Roberts, Don Huggins, Bill Mayhood, Hugh Melvin, Richard Mansfield, Harold McKellips, Alan Henderson, Shannon Matheny, Roy Howland, Burton Daniels, Harald Lund. SABER AND CHEVRONS This organization is composed of the officers, non-commissioned officers, and honorary girl officers of the McClatchy R.O.T.C. unit. The outstanding social activity of the year was the Military Ball held May 24. The society is sponsored by Staff Sergeant Arthur Meniatis. The president for the fall semester was Dan Lorain, and he was succeeded by Howard Sargent. BOTTOM-Row 1. il to rl Robert Zariclc, Wilfred Bauman, Donald Higgins, Monroe Kirkrnan, Schurlev Schluer,Gayle Fisher, Dan Lorain, Frank Schrarn, George Walker, Dave Christensen, Gordon Hempton, Row 2. Kenneth Hurness, Donald Huggins, Richard Mansfield, .lim Wilson, Joe Guth, Howard Sargent, Joseph Carabatich, Walter Larson, Robert Cook, Richard Schultz, Richard Wilson, Pat Symons. Row 3. Alfred Shearer, Norman Gil- bert, Spence Sutherland, Louie Rometi, Richard Baker, George Morrison, John Center, William Birka, Robert Meyers, Robert Vehn, Harold Labrie, Richard Gilmore. Row 4. Edward Cornelius, Clifton Crosby, Roy Higgs, Kenyon Hook, Shannon Matheny, Harry Wilson, Roy Howland, Craig Benbow, Robert McClellan, Frank Bridges, Arthur Flitcroft, 1'II!!C l i,!t,1f-tlirr SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION California Scholarship Federation, Chapter 3Uln, is the only honorary club in McClatchy. lt is composed ot students who have earned at least lU grade points on their preceding semesters reports. Students must maintain a high average in order to retain membership. Permanent membership is achieved by four semesters in the organization, one ot which must be in the senior year. A Sealbearer's pin denotes permanent membership. Fall semester officers were: Dan Lorain, president, Spence Sutherland, vice- president, Eleanor McFarlane, secretary, and Gordon I-lempton, treasurer. Spring ottice holders tor the same positions Were: Donda Hanley, president, Howard Sargent, vice-president, Kathleen Kinneberg, secretary, Eleanor Pen- dleton, treasurer. Mrs. Mildred Green is the sponsor. Row 1. Cl to rl Betty Watanabe, Alice Mae Swanell, Eleanor Mac- Farland, Florence Mclfeown, Dan Lorain, Gordon Hempton, Bill lshimoto, Evon Holland, Madalena Martinelli, Grace Hamai. Row 2. Mrs. Mildred Green, sponsor, Arleen Matson, Bonnie Lars Wick, Nedra Hazelton, Donda Hanley, Elaine Forsberg, Rosalie Godt, Shirley Vange, Grace Casileman, Jean Cohn, Phebe Killick. FIRST PICTURE-il to rl-Elizabeth Schwilk, Barbara Schell, June Wilson. SECOND PICTURE-Top Row-Eleanor Pendleton, Kay Kirineberg, secretary, Donda Hanley, president, Mrs. Mildred Green, sponsor. Bottom Row-Howard Sargent, vice-president, Row 3. Genevieve Snavely, Rose Ishimoto, Beth Lennon Mariorie Jones, June Wilson, Doroth Dyer, Claire Emigh, Eleanor Pendle- ton, Wilma Lu Cawley, Yaeio Muramoto, Phyllis Babcock. Row 4. Robert Goldberg, Wayne Feathers, Don Peterson, Stanley Chun, Spence Sutherland, John Roberts, Harvey Holm, Howard Sargent. Malcolm Douglass, Donald Blomberg. Marjory Jones. treasurer. THIRD PICTURE-Top Row-Nedra Hazelton, Spence Sutherland, Marjory Jones, Bottom Row-Bon- nie Larwick, June Wilson. 'am SPORTS HIGHLIGHTS AND SHADOWS CAST UPON THE DRAMA FOUND IN SPORTS EBF r-rigs f it 3 E N agy LICDN FCOTBALL SQUADS A GRID TEAM A VARSITY-ftop photoj-Row I. Cl to rl Herman Johnston, Bill Simmons, Ed Drennon, Harold Bishop, Don Hughson, Glenn Slough, Bob West, Bob Akins, Cliff Hedricks, Howard Berringer, fernon Baer, Lee Lawson, Louie Arges. ln the foreground, mana- gers, George Stathos, Gus Manolis, and Andrew Bondi. Row 2. Coach Frank Alustiza, Noboru Oto, Orv Orion, Bob Gerernia, Frank Scofield, George Stathos, Fred Wristen, Clayton Wire, Bill Hustler, Lloyd Moul, Ernie Busch, Gene Gerernia, Coach Woerner, Row 3. Cliff Norris, Vernon Magers, Bill Rhoads, Ted La Tona, Henry Wristen, Delman Michler, Don Shoemaker, Harry Wilson, Richard Phillips, Henry Meyers, Ed Whitson, Carl Hughson, Wade Halsfead, Marvin Silva, Keith Thompson, Henry Reynolds. ago If iflglfsiu B LEAGUE CHAMPS LIONS' B TEAM-fbottom photo!-Row 1. Cl to rl Darwin Bruggman, Louie Lema, Loren Rausser, Ed Bennett, Clyde Ralph, Jim Hernandes, Coach .lack Mauger, Bob Walt, Roy Green, Kenf neth Lind, Bill Bennett, Fred Craig, Eugene MacDonald. Row 2. Sam Angeletti, Jack McCarroll, Wyatt Unger, Ralph Chambers, Dave Archibald, Andrew Jara, Allen Moore, Bill Richardson, Earl Burke, Art Maria, Nick Martinelli, Row 3. Ed Maria, Toshio Yamada, Art Whitfield, John Halliday, Ellery Person, Cordes Ankele, Bill Adams, Dick Bradshaw, Bob Raymond, Bob Aitkens, Dwight Tuttle, Roy Johnson, Garland Loveless, BIG GAME LIONS TIE DRAGONS Playing to a record crowd of about 10,000 people, the McClatchy Lions and the Sacra- mento Dragons played to a 6-to-6 deadlock in their annual Big Game, which was played in the Sacramento Stadium on November l5, l940. The game showed excellent defensive play cn the part of both teams, but the Dragons were outdone in the punting department due to the fine kicking of Freddie Wristen, the Lion's triple-threat halfback. The Lions scored the first touchdown with a swan dive over the goal line by Freddie Wristen from the three-yard line. The Dragons soon followed suit, when Parino ran a Lion punt back 36 yards to set up their only score of the evening. Parino skirted end for six counters, and the conversion was missed. Thus ended the scoring of a thrilling game in the annual rivalry. The Varsity went through its season with a high de- gree of success. Out of a total of eight games, the Lions won four, tied two and lost two. The complete record is as follows: McClatchy Opponents 20 ,....,..,.... .... . . Christian Brothers ...... ,........... 0 0 .......... .... .......... T u rlock... ...... . B 13 . ........ Stockton ,.., .... . .....13 6. ...,. . ....... Woodland ....... ...... . 0 38. ...... ........ G rant ...... . ..... 12 12 ....... .. ...Modesto .... ... 6 0 .... . .... . Lodi. .. .. 19 6 ....... , ....... Sacramento .. 8 Total Pts. Scored Scored Against 95 62 Coach Jack Maugers B team brought the school its first football championship. They were co-champions of the Sac-Joaquin league. ln the championship game, the Clubs tied Lodi by a score of l3 to l3. Out of a total of nine games, they were victorious in six, tied one tcham- pionship game against Lodil, and lost two. The record is as follows: McClatchy Opponents 21 ....... . .. . Christian Brothers ...... ....... . , 0 6 ....... .... ........ S t ockton ..... ...... .... 1 9 14 ........ ....,....... A uburn ......... ......, 0 Z1 ....... .......... G rant ........ ....... U 18 ....... .... ..... W o odland.. .... ..... . 0 26 ....,,. ....... B rothers ..., .... ..... . 0 7 ...... . , .......... Lodi.. . ....25 6 ....... ........ S acramento ........ ...... 0 Total Pts. Scored Scored Against 132 57 TOP PICTURE-fl to rl Bishop and Wristen oft on cr touchdown play with Magers blocking. Second section, left-Wristen about to be stopped after short gain. Right-McClatchy line smears Stockton back. Third section-left. Silva caught from behind. Right-Busch crashes through tor touchdown. Fourth section, left -Wristen fumbles momentarily, but recovers for a touchdown. Riqht-Busch stopped in opponents secondary. Bottom picture- Silva clears way for Olwell'S long run. FOOTBALL TOP-The line charges in. CLeft to rightj Lcr Tond, Arges, Gere- mia, Stough, Akins, Stoiihos cmd Mcxgers. Second Phoio-Ccpifxin Fred Wristen practices ci straight crm. Middle Left-On the side- lines. Right-Ted LQ Toncx, Lower Left-Bob Geremia. Lower Right-Gene Geremicl. FOOTBALL The Lion team of l94U had an abundance ot individual talent. At the end ot the season, they had tive representatives on the mythical all-city eleven, and placed two men on the all-conterence eleven. The boys selected on the all-city team were Ernie Busch, Fred Wristen, Ted LaTona, George Stathos, and Gene Geremia. On the all-conference eleven were Fred Wristen at left haltback, and George Stathos at lett guard. These two boys were elected honorary captains at the end ot the season. The team was composed ot a tast, hard-running veteran backtield, supple- mented with a light, hard-charging line. The line Weight average was about 155 pounds, and the backtield averaged about l7U pounds. BOTTOM ROW-Left-Coach Frank Alustiza. Middle-The start- quarterback. TOP ROW-fl to rl-Ernie Busch, fullback Glenn mg eleven Rlght-Coach Jack Woerner, SECOND ROW-C1 to rl , Stough, center, Vernon Magers, end, John McDaniel tackle and Don Shoemaker, guard, Ed Drs-nnon, guard, and Bob Olwell, George Stathos, guard. 2 1 23, ' yi' E V i 1 Q . . 1 TQ 9 , i VARSITY TOP PICTURE-VARSITY-Row 1-fl to rl-Tom Warner, man- ager, Sam Kahn, Bill Rhoads, Fred Wristen, Ed Drennon, Coach Chauncey Wilson. Row 2-Joe Parker, manager, Erwin Reitz, Bob B TEAM BOTTOM PICTURE- B TEAM-Row 1-Cl to rj-Berny Wagner, Jack Knight, Mel Kelly, Harold Woodworth, Jack Burgess, Bob Mclfaddin. Row 2-Ernest Johnson, .lack Reardon, Ted Sheppard, BASKETBALL Egger, Vernon Triplett, Warren Bryant, Frank Mascovich, man- ager. Row 3-Dick Buhler, Warren Kellerman, Walter Van Cleave and Tom Hannigan. Bob Stuart, Richard Rowe. Row 3-Mike Ures, Norman Picker and Boy Johnson, BASKETBALL Top picture Clettkz Wristen goes up into the air tn an attempt to control the backboard in the Big Game with Sacramento. Top Crightlz A tense moment under the basket in the Sacramento game. Bottom Cteftlz Egger, No. 4, about to recover on the rebound. Bottom Crightlz Buhler, No. 13, gets one ott the back- board, with Bhoacts coming tn for a shot. -f.--1-aiu f .muwmmnmnwmmmww-.1.1n. 4 ,mml BASKETBALL Unlike its record in previous years, the Lion varsity basketball team did not complete the season with its name among the conference leaders. With an entirely green team, Coach Chauncey Wilson used this season to give ex- perience to these boys. With this year's experience behind them, and most of the team being sophomores and juniors, next year's season should rank among the most successful in the school's history. Bob Egger, senior forward, was elected honorary captain at the close of the season. Bob was a sparlcplug all year long, and came to the varsity after a years experience on the UB team. TOP ROWefl to rl-Bill Rhoads, Captain Melvin Kelly and Tubby Center-The C Team: fFront rowl Stanley Catlett, Captain Woodworth, Middle Row-Dick Buhler, Bernie Wagner and Cap- Walter James and Ray Gallagher. CBack rowl Frank Mascovich, tain Bob Egger. Left-An action shot of the Sacramento game. Carl Tomei and Larry Newsome. Lower Left-.lack Knight. Lower Right'-Jack Burgess. Lower Ja.. ZH TOP-fl to rl-Ted La Toncr at bat. Tubby Woodworth waits tor ct last ball, with Superintendent Smith umpiring. Dale Kern behind the plate. Fred Wristen at bat. InsetiMel Kelly snags a hot grounder, BOTTOM-tl to rl-Jerry Hutton gets set for a pitch. GROUP PICTURE-Bottom Row-Cl to rl-Richard Schactili, Man- agerp Louie Lema, Ted Sheppard, Lou Roberts, Jack Hutton, Sam lshida, and Erwin Rietz, Middle Row-Jerry Hutton, Bill Green, Wally Turpen, Tom Warner, Wes Kelly, Bill Courtney and Dale Kern. Top Row-Norman Greenslate, Fred Wristen, Mel Kelly, Ted La Tons cmd Tubby Woodworth. Right Inset-Coach Jack Woerner. Reaching lor a high one, Tom Warner. Losing only tive games out ot thirteen played, the Lion Varsity baseball team went through their season with a high degree ot success. The following is the complete record. McClatchy Opponents ES Winters U l Placerville U ll Clarksburg 3 2 Brothers l U Placerville 7 5 Sacramento J. C. l7 BASEBALL McClatchy Opponents l9 Woodland 7 5 Brothers 2 3 Sacramento J. C. 7 4 Sacramento Hi 7 7 Woodland 3 l Sacramento Hi 6 Page Si.f-111-Hire? BASEBALL Although the Lion varsity suffered two defeats at the hands of the Sacramento Dragons, the team had an abundance of individual talent. Leading the team at bat was diminutive outfielder Louie Lerna, with a neat 386. Lou came up from last year's junior varsity where he also led the team in that division. Fielding stars for the team were the two alternative first hasemen, Norman Cfreenslate and Captain Mel Kelly who went through the season without an error which is quite an accomplishment in any league. Five lettermen from this year's varsity will report loack next year for another season of competition. The boys returning are: Wes Kelly, Norman Greenslate, Tom Warner, Ted Sheppard, and Dale Kern. With these five boys to use as a nucleus for next year's team, Coach Jack Woerner expects a very successful SGCISGH. All dolled up in their new suits as the season started: Top Left- Norman Greenslate. Center-Tubby Woodworth. Top Right-Wes Kelly. Middle Left-Bill Green. Middle Right-Sam Ishida, Lower Photos-Il to rl-Lou Roberts, Irwin Reitz, Jerry Hutton and Ted Shepard. In the center, the varsity squad lines up: Louie Lema, Wes Kelly, Bill Courtney, Tom Warner, Mel Kelly, Fred Wristen Bill Green, Dale Kern, Norm Greenslate, Lou Roberts Ted Shep ard Irwin Reitz Sam Ishida Jack Hutton Tubby Woodworth Jerry Hutton, Ted La Tona, and Wally Turpefi. 5 was BASEBALL Similar to the varsity, the Lion Junior varsity had a successful season, Win- ning tive out of eight games played. The team has an abundance ot prospective material tor next years varsity, such as Walter James, Spencer Westlake, Boy Truax, and Merle Scriloner. The most successful oi Lion teams this season was by tar the Sophomore Var- sity Which Went undefeated. TOP PICTURE-JUNIOR VARSITY-Front Row-fl to rj-Vernon Stober, Dick Collins, Al Monteiro, Charles Jolly, Ernie Johnson, Walter James, Roy Truax. Middle Row-Henry Carcler, manager, Jim Baima, Bill Hampton, Eddie Maria, Art Maria, David Zinniel, Coach Frank Alustiza. Back Row-Frank Mascovich, Spence Westlake, Merle Scribner, Harvey Ward, Don Odgers, Wallace Gillette. BOTTOM PICTURE - SOPHOMORE VARSITY - Front Row-il to rlelienny Wells, Bud Faughnan, Bob Carder, Al Gianelli, Lou DeGregorio, Ray Gallager, Carl Tomei, Bill Bennett, George Stathos, Byron King. Middle Row-Ed Bennett, George Vernatchi, Hay Voss, Art Sato, Bob Mclraddin, Don Jansen, John Marchand, Ed Nevis. Back Row-Fred Wristen, student coachp Richard Schatchtili, student coach, Bill Sleeper, Elmer Milliken, Say Collard, John Gauclio, Bud Magers, Milton Beverly, Ted a ey. A TEAM Bottom Left fGroup Picturej Bottom Row. ll to rj Don Perier, Holland Lewis, Ed Bennett, George Buljan, Bernie Wagner, Bob Carder, Elton Sherwin, Neil McAllister. Second Row. Bob Moore, Hall lngle, Fred Barker, Bill Adams, Roy MacAnaw, Barney Walker, John Halliday. Top Row. David Archibald, mgr, Shig Tanaka, George Buckman, Ray Mooney, Coach .lack Mauger, Burnett Miller, Lee Lawson, Clifford Mott, Calvin Mohr. Bottom Right. Captain Buzz Johnston, followed by Burnett Miller, lead the field at the Big Four meet. Second Row, Left. Rolland Lewis TRACK clears the bar. Middle. The distance men, Cl to rj Burnett Miller, George Buljan, Buzz Johnston, and Bernie Wagner. Right. Louie Arges heaves the shot. Third Row. Cl to rj Bob Moore, hurdler, .lim Chapman, broad jumper Hall lngle, quartermilerg and Fred Wristen, broad and high jurnper. Top Row. Bernie Wagner sets the pace in the Placer meet as George Buljan and Bill Bennett follow close behind. Middle Picture. Tanaka and Buckrnan at the lialf-way mark of the 220 yard dash. Right. Pole vaulter Rcllancl ewis. The varsity track team ended its year with a .500 per cent average by winning two out of four dual meets in which they competed. Unlike the HB team, the varsity was not very successful in the big invitational or league meets. The league was made up of four schools: Woodland, Placer, Sacramento, and Mc- Clatchy. At the close of the season, the A team ranked third in the league. B TEAM Bottom. Group Picture. Cl to rj First Row. Milton Samis, Toshio Yamada, Ernest Johnson, Roy Green, Jack Burgess, Jack lrwin, Eddie Maria, Richard Rowe, Hollis Houston, and Ralph Phillips. Second Row. James Gerhardt, Andrew Jara, Bob Shoemaker, Bob Stuart, Fred Weller, Jim Hernandez, Herbert Springer, Ver- non Crary, Art Whitfield. Top Row. Don Roberts, mgr., Wyatt Unger, Bob Raymond, Henry Puliz, Roy Johnson, Coach Jack Mauger, Bob Just, Kenneth Keeling, Alan Henderson, and An- thony Jones. Right. Captain Tashio Yamada. Second Row. Left Picture, Bob Just. CMiddle Photosj. Bottom. Toshio Yamada breaks the tape in the 220 yard dash. Top. The distance men warm up, Richard Rowe, Roy Johnson, and Tony Jones. Right. Milt Sarnis. Top Row. Il to rl Art Whitfield lets one fly. Kenneth Keeling gets set for the 880. Wayne Feathers, Toshio Yamada, and Roy Green get set to start a 100-yard dash. By far the most successful of Lion track teams this year, was the UB squad. Y iw lt was defeated only once in a dual meet, and that was suffered at the hands of their arch rivals, the Sacramento Dragons. The score was SZVZ to Sllfg. That was the first dual meet that a Lion UB team had lost in over two years. Their actions in big meets other than dual meets were also very commendable. The team's greatest victory was in bringing home again the beautiful Big Four trophy which adorns the auditorium showcase. To win this trophy for the second time, the boys had to defeat the 'lcream of the section, from Sacramento, Stockton, and Lodi. TRACK On the team roster were three boys that have gone undefeated all year regardless oi the size of the meet: Toshio Yamada, sprinter, Milton Samis, l,32U runner, and Bolo Just, high jumper. Other boys who have taken many first places were: Jack Burgess, Tony Jones, Boy Green, Loren Bausser, Jack lrwin, Wyatt Unger, and Kenneth Keeling. Group Picture. Cl to ri Bottom Row. Bob Reynolds, Wayne Fea- thers, Don Roberts, mgr., Calvin Mohr, rngr., Ellis Katz, George Stathos. Second Row. Masahiro Tanaka, Ernie Johnson, George Lial, George Moreas, Dick Jaensch. Top Row. David Archibald, rngr., George Vernatchi, Ray Gallagher, Coach Jack Mauger, Len Clark, Willie Ong, and Dick Roberts. Right. George Lial. Top Row. Captain George Vernatchi iMiddle Photost. Bottom. Class B hurdlers, Jack Irwin and Bill Raymond. Top. Irwin takes a hurdle, Right. Bob Reynolds prepares to start. Top Right. A hurdler Lee Lawson streaks for the finish. C TEAM MINOR SPORTS Representing McClatchy in minor sports are the tennis and golf teams. The golt team is made up oi tour boys who attain their positions by open competition from a challenge ladder. These boys are rated one two three and tour' the boys in that order were Fred Barker Bud Watts Howard Thomp- son ancl Jack Beardon. The highlight ot the season was in the Sacramento Junior College match wherein Fred Barker beat Harry Terrell number one man tor the Junior College by shooting a 70 4 sub par. Terrell shot par which was 74. The tennis team is made up ot from tour to six boys depending on the match. They are also selected by their rating on the challenge ladder. The boys and their rating were: Bob Walt Boger Hynes Howard Aldrich and Sherman Harold. TOP LEFT-Ja k Rea don. GROUP PICTURE-Cl t I-Fro -H wa d Tho p , F ed B lc Bud Watt d Jack R a do . -Bo W lt, Frank Pet ld, L u n K n dy. Back R - LOWER RIGHT-B d W tts. Hoge Hynes, Ho a d Ald ' h nd Lloyd Moul. BOTTOM-Cl to rj 3 s 5 f 5 3 SPCDRTS CANDIDS ACTICJN! WWW-M Bottom Row. Cl io rl 'lBullseye. Agnes Pollacci and Jean Silva, pose. Second Row. Leif, Roy Truax gives a signal. Middle Photos, Bottom. Bob .lusl clears the bar, Top. McNeil Allister going over a high hurdle. Right. Lining up ll to rl are: Carl Hughson, Don Shoemaker, Glen Stough, and George Storthos. Top Row. ll to rl Eol Drennon, Eddie Maria, Group Picture. fl to rl Mr. Ralph Parker, Mel Kelly, Cwin- nerl, Bill Courtney, Coach Chauncey Wil- son, and Coach .lack Woerner, display their catches in the baseball team Bass Derby, SPCDRTS CANDIDS CAMERA ! Bottom Row. Cl io ri Fred Wristen gets oil to cr lost slort, Albert Eib, Don Brown, Bill Aclorns, cmd Alan Henderson, prepare the truck for the inter-class meet. Second Row. Wes Kelly and Norman Greenslcxie, vclrsily inlielders, pose. Middle, Bottom. The vor- sily lines up in cr practice session. Top. Wcxllcxce Gilletie, and .lim Bctimc Wait for cz lust one. Right. Som Ishida winds up. Top Row. Dorolhey Dori, Lczuretto Purcell, and Francis Maier throw their bcxtons into the air, Bernie Wagner shoois CI long one. T9ClLCITOl'1CI poses. GIRLS IN ACTION When fall rolls around and school convenes for its first semester, the girls dig out the hockey shin guards and sticks and begin to practice the fundamentals of the game. When the ball is brought out and the referee begins the game, the excitement begins. Although hockey is one of the most strenuous of girls' sports, it has developed into one of the special favorites among the girls here at school. J TOP LEFT-C1 to rl-Margaret Horton, Gay Masi, Frances Terra, Keitha Weaver, Shirley Santana. CENTER RIGHT-Agnes Polacci, Mary Akiyama, Phyllis Wakefield. TOP CENTER-Ann Telfer, Winifred Roni. BOTTOM LEFT-Doris Mihills, Cora Hite, Juanita .lean Bogue, Ann Gotholt. TOP RIGHT-Judy Walsh. INSET- Redwine, Anita Brown. BOTTOM RIGHTiBarbara Storrs, Elvera Mounted-Josephine Lanteri, Betty Lou Evans, Jean Ward. CEN- Cvitanov. TER LEFT-Dolores Silva, Betty Young, Frances Terra. CENTER- GIRLS' SPORTS BASEBALL here at McClatchy. The girls in school can belt out home runs and make spec- tacular catches along with the best ot the big league dust raisers. Baseball team are chosen in the gym classes, and they have playoffs tor the Winners. The com- petition is keen, and it is enjoyed a great oleal by everyone. Top Row. Cl to rl Delores De Rosa, catcher, and Agnes Pollacci Mary Mascara, pitching. Bottom Row. Miss Nell Flanders. Miss at bat. Mary Hoag up at bat. Middle Row. Mary Raclich at bat. Bleamastefs team Waiting turn to bat. Baseball has taken its right position among the feminine sport enthusiasts TOP ROW-fl to ri-Catherine Cochran, Betty Zane White, Jean- Robinson, Betty Samuelson and Grace Castleman. BOTTOM nie Saniis, and Virginia Brockrnan. Barbara Hawkins. GROUP ROW-Laura Lee DeVoss. Barbara Hawkins and Betty Zane PICTUREfShir1ey Kelk, Harriet Ann Womack, Betty Bond, Jean Whitey Miss Miriam Bleamaster, irisiructor. McCu1nby, Betty Cook, Maryllen Meyers, Adele Clark, Barbara UPPER LEFT-Cl to rj-Mildred Parr, Jacqueline Elliott, Marjorie Sharp, Kathryn Butorovich. UPPER RIGHT-Valerie Barnes, Mil- dred Parr, Ruth Ann McClelland. CENTER PICTURE-Vivian Clark, Alice Yamamoto, Virginia Kline, lna Hansen, Betty Plinlc, Pat Gilbricle, Florence Vernon, Marie Da Rosa, Phyllis Monroe, Marcella Dodge, Suzanne Brown, Ruth Cook, Alice Hucke, Phyllis Harvie, Grace Castleman. LOWER RIGHT-Instructor, Miss Mar- garet Mix. LOWER CENTER-Ina Hansen, Alice Yamornoto, Flor- ence Vernon, Grace Castleman, Phyllis Monroe. LOWER LEFT- Phyllis Monroe. GIRLS' SPCDRTS Playing two-court basketball, the girls have developed a highly specialized game. The positions are: three forwards and three guards. This type of basket- ball tends toward a faster and more accurate passing attack. The girls play eight-minute quarters. With both indoor and outdoor courts, basketball has proven to be one of the favorite games with the girl's gym classes. TOP ROWifl to rj-Croquet, Rosalie Godt and Barbara Williams: Kunsp ping pong, Shirley Sartinig Edith Shankle. CENTER PIC- Instructor, Mrs. Helen Conoverp Croquet, Katharine Hanley and TURE-Ping pong, front leftfBarbara Carterg back left-Bernice Anna Mae Gallagher. BOTTOM ROW-Shuffleboarcl, Virginia Spivag front right-Edith Shankleg back right-Shirley Sartini. FIRST NIGHTS THE SPOTLIGHT TURNS TO THE EXCITEIVIENT OF FIRST NIGHTS LET'S DANCE Entertainment ut the Spring Soph. Reception-Hop leftl-Betty Conners, Olga Burroughs, Junior Prom-ingfltop rightl-Robert Vehn and Phebe Killick, Stag lineiguest, Larry Crase, Roger Hines, guest, Reporting Home?-Virginia Hartong and Bill Smith: Soph Spring Reception-Joan Diepenbrock, Pai Canning, Shirley Haskell, Boyd Seymour, Senior Ball Intermission-Adele Clark, Lowell Weymouth, Peggy Kneeland, Dancing at the Senior Ball- Virginia Williams and escort, Aiier the Ball is over-Selby Lewis, .Tune Wilde, Hal Gilbert, Beverly Ottern, Entering prior to the Senior Ball: Fall Soph Reception-Barbara Beloat, Can-Can at the Fall Soph Reception-La Verne Roberts, Shirley Johnson, Rosalind Dahm, Frances Roach, lda Bell Stewart, THE SOCIAL WH RL A gay variety of entertainment, a colorfully decorated gym, and plenty of school spirit made this year's Sophomore Receptions perhaps the most successful at McClatchy. Rhythm Road was the theme for the Junior Prom this year. Under the co-chairmanship of Earl Burke and Clark Waycott, low and high junior class presidents respectively, this dance at the Eastern Star Temple offered a Wonderful time for all who attended. A revolving circle of mirrors with many colored lights formed an appropriate, formal setting tor the Senior Ball. This evening of dancing at the Memorial Audi- torium, Will long be one of the most outstanding memories of the year l94l. Attractive bids and programs were provided as souvenirs by committee mem- bers under the co-chairmanship of Barbara Dunn and Marvin Silva. Another highlight dance event of the year was McClatchy's Military Ball. Many distinguished persons of Sacramento were invited to attend as guests of honor by the ROTC. members. Less formality and more enthusiasm for the good old Red and White are shown at after-school Rally Dances. Our school dance band played at the Big Game Dance, the Basketball Rally Dance, the annual Christmas Benefit Dance, 'Shamrock Shuffle, and 'Varsity Stomp. La Conga was the theme of the girls' stag-ette this year. Pictured below is the Grand March at the Senior Ball. FIRST NIGHTS 0 FALL VARIETY Top Row fl to rl Monroe Kirlcman Rogers Hott man Jack Brinson Barbara Van Dyke M Clatcliy Melodiers Second Row Andrew Solan der Rosalie Godt Marjorie Orwig Don Hug gins, Warren Bryant, Marge Harrilyn, Third Row. Janice Nassi, Maryhellen Schirrner, June Wilson, Elaine Litzenstein, Pansy, the ,Horse Jean and Carolyn St. Clair. Inset-Charlotte Guthrie, Fred Barker, Jeannie Sarnis. Marylln Meyers, Audine Armstrong, Betty Holcomb. Bottom Row. Margaret Dean, Lorraine Lack, Bud Fields. SPRING Top Row. fl to rj Barbara Hawkins and Walt Burrows. Janice Nassi, Maryhelen Schiriner, and June Wilson. Dolores Silva, Betsy Dunbar, and Josephine Lanteri. Hare old Mills. Edith Shankle and Jean Gianc- tasio, Second Row. Spence Sutherland. Mar- jory Orwig. The New Yorkers Dance Group. Square Dancers. Pat Canning. Third Row. Andrew Solander. The La Conga Chorus. Arthur Flitcrolt, Eve Chapin, Gene Geremia, and Joyce Hancock. Horace Cecchettini, Phyllis Wakefield, and Vincent Asia. Fourth Row. Evadell Pickrel, Marjory Orwig, and Mary Alice Chase. Pat McNaughton. Joanne Diepenbrock. Shirley Johnson. Bottom Row. Clyde Russell. Vella Mae Holmes, Barbara Sisson, and Caryl Ford. Clifton Crosby, Maryllen Meyers, and Donald Huggins. MSMILIN' THROUGH FALL WW.. y Top Row-Cl to rl Rogers Hoffman Carolyn McKinley Don Higgins Jack Shower Lorin Swift Seated- Betty Lee Jayes Barbara Dunn Carol Mathison Second Row-il to rl Russell Azzara, Director Don Hall Maryon Brown Rogers Hoffman Betty Holcomb Dick McCarroll Bottom Row-Cl to rl Mr. Azzara Betty Lee Jayes Carol Mathison Robert Langner Carolyn McKinley Rogers Hoffman Betty Holcomb Don Hall Virginia Hartong Monroe Kirkman Maryon Brown Barbara Dunn P 1 lighfy-fmn' USTAGE DOOR PLAYS SPRING Top Row Cl to rl Edwin Cornelius June Wilde Roy Higgs Assistant Director Evelyn Fuson Script Attendant Jean Sisson Stage Crait Crew Painting Scenery f. 'Q -fr' .1 . v v ff' Middle Row Cl to rl Evelyn Sloan Elaine Litzenstein Barbara Rivolta Kay Winslow Barbara Robinson Marge George Adele Clark Rosalie Cfodt Lois Reynolds Evelyn Sloan Bottom Row Cl to rl Edwin Cornelius Bev Ottern The Supporting Cast On Stage P I ighty-fire .-......-...-..,.,-,,...........,M ..,,..,,,v. -,MQW-sq Wm.-., .-pm--01-,, uv sw-awp.. K immune PROGRAM NOTES Top Row. fl to ri Down the steps, Frances Meyers, Ann Lou Jones. ln class, ElizabethWhite, Ernest Yee, Richard Schachtili, and Betty Jean Allewelt. lnset, Shirley Vange. Seated on the grass, Elaine de Cuir, and Florence Paladini. Scond Row. Christ- rnas Tableau. Top, Marcella Dodge, Beverly Richards, Carolyn Wacker, Nanette Davis. Bottom, Shirley Anderson, Betty Jo Wilson, and Elizabeth Trusler. Club meeting, Rosalie Godt, Jean Cohn, and Elizabeth Schwilk. Pianists Doris Roberts, and Sheila Lovell. Botiom Row. A plant science group at Work. Spence Sutherland, June Wilde, and Dora Marani. Litile Mary, Kay Winslow, and Big Mary, Barbara Robinson. P-if ,, aw: , M' amQ CLIMAX CURTAIN CALLS AND BOUGIUETS FOR ALL THE GRADUATES CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1941 The class ot February, 1941, teels that it has much of which to be proud. The McClatchy Ski Lodge or the Junior Prom, which was held on November lU, 1939, was the outstanding activity ot the junior year. On December 18, 1949, the class presented their senior play, l'Smilin' Through, which proved to be or great success, Members ot the class spent much ot their last term at McClatchy planning the Senior Ball, held on January 24, 1941, in the Memorial Auditorium. The class is indebted to Mr. Ehrhorn tor his guidance and Wholehearted co-operation which did much to make the class activities a success. ' TOP PICTUREill to rj president, John McDaniels, vice-president, Ehrhorn, sponsor. Lower row-Mary Ashley, Leah Meyers, Mari Barbara Dunn, secretary, Barbara Kendall, treasurer, Jane Ench. lyn Treaster, Florence Mclieown, .lane Ench, Eleanor McFarlane BOTTOM PICTURE-Top row-Cl to rl Don Higgins, Bill Todd, Barbara Kendall, Laura Lee DeVoss. John McDanie1s, Wilma Lee Cook, Monroe Kirkman, Mr. Adolph MARY ASHLEY WILFRED BAUMAN RUSSELL BADGLEY CRAIG BENBOW VERNON BAER FRED BLY ELAINE BAKER BETTY BOND FRANK BALL MARYON BROWN CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1941 MYRTLE BRANDON JACK BURKE ARLINE BURKS FORREST CATLETT DOLORES CAPLES DAVID CHRISTENSON LAURA LEE DeVOSS JOAN FENDER WILMA LEE COOK BARBARA DUNN ALICE FLYNN ANTHONY CULLEN DOLORES EDENHOFER JULIAN FICKER DORIS DAVIDSON JOHN ELLIS MAXINE GALIN BEVERLY DeCUIR JANE ENCH RAYMOND GARCIA CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1941 RICHARD GATES SIDNEY GROSS WADE HALSTEAD, JR. MINNIE HARVEY ALFRED GENTNER JOSEPH GUTH GRACE HAMAI RUSSILL HAUSMAN MARY GEORGE LUCIE HAHN MARJORIE HAMLYN DOROTHY HAYES DELLA GIESY DONALD HALL SEIKO HARA LESTER HAYES NORMA GOLTZ WANDA HALLETT VIRGINIA HARTONG GORDON HEMPTON v--- 5 51 I lpgxg f sf K I - I ff' I Eff: 5 Yezsgzy .. 4 ig :g p ,A -A I 4 If I U 4 551: I :sa 3 if I K ,, I 3:33 4 . GRACE HERRERA DOROTHY HUBBARD DONALD HIGGINS TAGGERT INGRAHAM ROGERS HOFFMAN ANNA INOUYE EVON HOLLAND BILL ISHIMOTO ELIZABETH HOLCOMB BETTY LEE JAYES I -., ,, ? I . Y i 1,Qf gf- B I l Q .V i' A If .,,,.,2.. i ' iw? f N. f - IE :I I -ff ' 342: ELEANOR MAY JOHNSON LORRAINE LACK BARBARA KENDALL MONROE KIRKMAN JOHN KNIGHT RICHARD JACK KREPP 4 X iii, ff: ,5 5 I S Yf S 1 ffm- mx f 1 -2 I wk X I I' w I xi 5 WENDELL LEE LAI CAESAR LA PENIA ROBERT LANGNER DORIS LeCOUNT , -2 : ' IFN ' '- ':'.5:2:g y - '?.?21?3E'1E.:is5S- ' : H1122 gag I , . . -:'2:2:x4:::.., -' sw, -V 5 I - Q I,I, I H H Q, M , I I.,.. .,:: i in Q f f 3114 sm A 3' L 153.1 'Rf A n F CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1941 BETTY LOU LEWIS DANIEL LORAIN, JR. EDGAR LOWE GUS MANOLIS MADALENA MARTINELLI -:vim I ,,. .. g I .... i E E fa ' .-L3 I ' .412-i ..,..... . fm 2 K f?4W!3kHfHfB.'FSWQu' 7 - If If ....... 2- -5--z is 6 MARGARET MARTINIS CAROL MATHISON FAYLENE MAYFIELD RICHARD MCCARROLL JOHN MCDANIEL fggvii-5 '- ' 1 '13z:2z55i5Q.i:-f'QQl,, , 13',f.'-:If::' A br ' ' - , ..::z J 'i -ie, , 1 A vb , in .1J,. , Lgiiy W pg I 5 H1 ' S1533 J , x Y me 4 .,,.,., I-l.., :. Q E 65 1 ' , 4 AMW . Q., .,Q,. .. ,. ',:5y.:z:f..5..-': . :,g., I ....: .,,.:,.,.. , . In 1,1-152-9 is :. f - ELEANOR McFARLANE JUNE MEPFORD HAROLD MCKELLIPS, JR. HAROLD MEYERS FLORENCE McKEOWN DORA MORTON WILLIAM MCNAUGHTEN BETTY MOODY DONALD MACRAE NADINE MOODY N E: ' IES: W 4 .1 -.1 , W 'figia I '- .... -a w ,f Ji ' Fkgf I f ix 1,-gQ ' 17 V . ::e,.: '2,.ggg::: i:V ,QQQ 331: 17 K fn 2 I' f QM '4 .bf 'Q s 155' f' M , 15 2 -:f:15:r 3 I A 5 5 IIIII I In CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1941 LEAH MEYERS ALVIN NEELEY ROBERT OLWELL FLORENCE PALADINI ANNA MARIE NEUBOURG JAMES POLLETTI LULIETTA NICOTRA NICHOLAS PREVOLOS BETTIE JAYNE NICHOLSON BETTY ROSE RALPH if v I is ,L g ,I,. Qs'-I gf ., . 5 I ' 3 , AN? . 'sg - 22 , I ,,,I, gnrwf! :gf--. .1 ,. , 4 I B 4 , 7 A Q , Y y L ,Lf I .5 , ALICE RAND ROSE SALAMONE DOROTHY REARDON BETTY SAMUELSEN ROBERT ANDREW RIISOM BARBARA SCHLEICHER JOHN ROBERTS, JR, RICHARD ROWE 'M' z,. I zgl f mg I .,.,., tx V A ,',,' ., 25- wx I 5 J 5 I 2913121 1- 'C ., I '- ' ' L 15- - A13, as LII - A 2. I . .. ..,2 iff' Eiizsiz I 1? In 3: .I'Z'55: ,:,..,3.,E2::- l'f' 2212?-1f 1i.f5 l5 ie: .2f'fZ. 'Q iii , .A .. ...Y L , x 5-1 G :I f -' - uv ' -'z:'ss:f:2- ww 2 J Q , an L, 'X I E' 'IM W wg, , A- ,,, .-,M 2 wg: gtg' .1 , 3 fe, I V 29335 Vs A' ii 3 -, ' -I 1: QR SZ' 'B 1 sfswmmxssaer a WILLARD SCHWABE LILLIAN SCOTT .Igfi 2 fi' gf ..., P I ,... 2 I 5115 ff?i2bi1afEifE2i:EE?E5Ef1I'-2f-S , MARCIA SERGEIFF WILLIAM SHEPARD DONALD SHOEMAKER HAZEN SHOWER FAUSTA SILVA f -' 3:55 , ,fm lv- ,a 'If - 3-,.,:g.,.5: I fl .M f .... ,H 'Qin me If X A , .,,, W 55. I 1:51:25 Vbl W I ,K W X , --555 . R' kwa? I A+ if QP Q. v G 3 X W .,f,.::.,. ,4.a+.:::: Q, 1 , 3:33 ni ,K Y aww Y Q Ax 'Q Q I 'B F MANUEL SILVA PARKER SILVA WILLIAM STEELE PATRICIA STOLP HAROLD SUHR ..,. . I is I S Q5 Q f 3, . 5 M M X? J I I, ...x. 5 . 1 ' 'fs I ' If T-3 YV ' Yfilwllfa J- Ml h?'1EN!Xi5-' CLASS OF FEBRUARY, 1941 FEBRUARY GRADUATES NOT PICTURED ELMORE BRIDGI-IAM ANNETTE COHEN ROSE DEBERNARDI KEITH ELSBERRY CHARLES ERNST LESLIE FISHER ROBERT KERSH LELA LYMAN SHIGERU MATSUOKA TED MATSUOKA LILLIAN MORIARTY LELAND MORRISON ANNA NEFF LOUIS PRINCE ROBERT RAYMOND ARLENE RICHARDSON CLIFFORD SCHMIDT DAVID SKELLY GEORGE STATHOS VIOLET WALLIS DOREEN WALSH REINHART WEBER JOHN WOOD LORIN SWIFT MARILYNN TREASTER BETTY WATANABE .IACQUELINE WINTHERS JANICE WRIGHT STELLA YANKOVICH ROBERT ZARICK TOP-C1 to rj-Clearing Records for Graduation, Just Talking- Lillian Grant, Dorothy Huloloard, Bob Langrier, Dick McCarroll, Marilynn Treaster. Middle Lett Ctopj-Assistant Director oi the Senior Play-Lucie Hahn. CBelowJeV1llain of Play or Monroe Kirlcman. Rehearsing-Don Hall, Virginia Hartong, Rogers Hotf- man, Betty Holcomb. CRighU-Fun at the Senior Picnic, Lower SENIORS Leftj-Journalist-Florence Mclieowng Dress Rehearsal, Senior Playilvlaryon Brown, Don Higgins, Barbara Durin,Hazen Shower, Carol Mathison, Lorin Swift, Betty Lee Jayes, Variety Show Star-- ,lanice Wright. Righi Cenler-Graduation Speakers-Harold Mc- Kellios and Eleanor McFarland. - wmrvew f - ., M iw- I .-'w55iif2'iSi'iY4YEIf27T?-fflwifii nl' - ' f AZ OFFGUARD Top Row ll to rj Lenora Gebloett and Barbara Sissony Beverly Cttem, June Wilde, Roy Higgs, Edwin Cornelius, Betty Rea, Bar- bara Taylor and Wilma Lu Cowley pHe1en Stavros and Mary Mas- carog Barbara Sisson, Melba Tanner, Caryl Ford, Jean Sisson, Evelyn Sloan, Mary Alice Chase, Dorothy Dyerp Hallback Fred Wristeng Malcolm Douglassg Inset-Beth Lennony Marvin Silva and George Buljan. Bottom Row. John Holden, Bonnie Larwick and Nedra Hazeltony Don Shoemaker and Betty lrene Lilleyg Ann Telfer and Marjorie Jones. CLASS OF JUNE, 1941 Outstanding for its extra-curricular activities, the class of June, 1941, gradu- ated with full honors. The two outstanding events ot the year were the annual Senior Ball and the semi-annual Senior Play. The play l'Stage Door by Edna Ferber, was given by the class ot June, 1941. The excellence oi the performance made it a sellout. 'lSuccesstul is the word for the Senior Ball given by the class ot June '41 in conjunction with the class ot February '4l. With the able planning ot the various committees under the co-chairmen, Barbara Dunn and Marvin Silva, it was a gala evening tor all. Top Pictures. Cl to rl Marvin Silva, fall vice-president, Joyce Marjorie Jones, Betty Cook, Dorothy Dyer, Melba Tanner, Annie Hancock, tall and spring secretary, Audine Armstrong, spring Ugrin. Bottom Row. Loda Boley, Wilma Lu Cawley, Margaret Ann vice-president, Bonnie Larwick, spring treasurer. Group picture. Shower, Beth Lennon, Mary Dee Womack, Claire Ernigh. Lower tl to rl Top Row. Barney Walker, Alex Falun, Thelma Byer, Schur- Pictures. Miss Elizabeth Thompson, sponsor, Ann Telter, fall treas- ley Schluer, Betty Jane Allewelt. Middle Row. Carolyn St. Clair, urer, George Buljan, tall and spring president. 'Vs ik vim if 5. ggi , 0 ABRAMSON, BARBARA AGUIRRE, ELOISE AITKEN, ROBERT AKINS, ROBERT ALLEWELT, BETTY JEAN ALM, JOYCE AMOROSO, GENEVA ARGES, LOUIS ARMSTRONG, AUDINE ASOO, MILDRED CLASS OF JUNE, 1941 AVENDER, JOHN AVERY, LOREN EABICH, MADELINE BAKER, RAY BAKKE, HELEN BALL, GORDON BALLANTINE, ROBERTA BARBER, RUTH BARR, PATSY BARR, ROBERT BATES, RICHARD BAYLEY, HAROLD BECK, LOIS BIBBY, RICHARD BIRKA, WILLIAM BOLEY, LODA BOND, MELVIN BOOTHBY, ALBERT BOWERS, VIRGIL BOYLAN, WILLIAM CLASS OF JUNE, 1941 BRIDGI-IAM, ALICE BURKES, BETTY CAMBRIDGE, JACK CENTER, JOHN CIANI, JOHN COOK, ELIZABETH BRIDGES, FRANK BURROWS, WALTER CAMERON, WILLIAM CHAPEN, EVE CLARK, ADELE COOK, PATRICIA BROWN, ANITA BUSCH, ERNEST CARABATICH, JOSEPH CHAN, BORK OI COCKRAN, CATHERINE COON, ALBERT BROWN, FLORINE BUTOROVICH, KATHRYN CASTLEMAN, GRACE CHASE, MARY ALICE COLEMAN, LOIS CORNELIUS, EDWIN BULJAN, GEORGE BYER, THELMA CAWLEY, WILMA LU CHUN, LUCEEN CONST, ATHENA CRARY, ALMA CLASS OF JUNE, 1941 CROOK, RALPH DAY, EMILY DORAIS, JOHN CROWN, ARTHUR DEAN, RUTH DOUGLASS, MALCOLM CULVER, WARREN DeCUIR, ELAINE DROVETSKY, MARIE CVITANOV, ELVERA DELLERA, CORNELIA DUART, JAMES DAVIDSON, ROBERT DELLER, RICHARD DUNLAP, JACK DYER, DOROTHY EGOLF, DORA MAY EHLERS, BETTY EHRHART, DONALD EIB, ALBERT EMERY, CARROLL ELEMING, LAURA EMIGH, CLAIRE ELINK, BETTIE EVIZICH, MADELYNE ELITCROFT, ARTHUR EAHN, ALEX FORD, CARYL EAIST, CARROL EORRETT, ELAINE -.-- ...-1- ,,,,,,,,, - CLASS OF JUNE, 1941 FORSBERG, CARL PORSBERG, ELAINE FRECHALOS, VIOLA FREUND, JOHN FUKUMORI, SAWAE FULLMER, LA RAYNE FURBUSH, MALCOLM FUSON, EVELYN GEBBETT, LENORA GEE, PHOEBE GEORGE, MARJORY GEREMIA, EUGENE GERKE, WILLA MARIE GIBSON, CORRINE GIBSON, DALE GILMETTE, JOSEPH GILMORE, DONALD GIPE, GRACE GODT, ROSALIE GOOD, EARL GOTTHOLT, ANNE GUENTHNER, FRANCES GRAY, BILL GUNDEL, WALTRAUD GREEN, WILLIAM GUNTHER, BETTY GREENLEE, EDWARD GUTHRIE, CHARLOTTE GRIFFIN, DARRELL HALL, BARBARA S15 ix, HANCOCK, JOYCE HARING, VICTOR HARRISON, ADRIENNE HAZELTON, NEDRA an mess, ROY If I .1 ,1g...' ,v .A Q2-ff f ff y f' 'MP ,ff , ' ' ' YEI J f Iam , if 54 .,.,,,, , ., JJ 94 4 M-..,. CLASS OF JUNE, 1941 HITE, CORA HUTTON, JACK IKI, MARSI-IA HODSON, WILLIAM HUTTON, JERRY ISHIDA, SAM HOLDEN, JOHN HUGHES, UNA ISI-IIMOTO HOWARD, PEARL HUGHSON, JAMES JAKSICH HUSTLER, MERTON HYBARGER, LENORA JENSEN, JOHNSON, MARJORIE JOHNSON, SUZANNE JOHNSTON, HERMAN JONES, MARJORIE JURACH, ROSE MARIE KAI-IN, SAMUEL KELLERMAN, WARREN KELLY, LORRAINE KELLY, MELVIN KENNEDY, LAUREN , ga ' ' S iii-'L I -' , , e4I5gm'x up X ?R335feS2- ??3i'334?i ii, Q fm, M, , s MA I IX '+ 5' , 1, N E CLASS OF JUNE, 1941 KIINO, TOSHI LABOUR, ARTHUR LARSON, WALTER LENNON, BETH LOPES, HILDA MAKINO, MARY KOMATSU, BETTY LA BRASCA, JOSEPH LARWICK, BONNIE LEWIS, ROLLAND LOPEZ, ELISA MALONEY, BARBARA KNOCH, JAMES LADAS, MARGARET LAWSON, LEE LILLEY, BETTY IRENE LOZANCICH, AGNES MANNO, JENNIE KOSHELL, CLAUDIA LAI, RHODA LEAKOS, ELSIE LIMPACH, CAROLE MADRIAGO, BERNICE MANSFIELD, RICHARD KURTZ, MAVIS LANTERI, MARY F. LEMMON, MARY ALICE LITZENSTEIN, ELAINE MAGGENTI, MOLLIE MASCAROJMARY IAQ? V K , ,i-E. V M.- . fl, -V ewwmw.n7ama wr .nl inhuman: MCADAMS, VIRGINIA MCKINLEY, CAROLYNN McCAIN, BETTY MEHL, ROSS McCARTHY, CATHERINE MII-IILLS, DORIS MCCARTHY, PEGGY MILLER, BURNETT MCCUMBY, JEAN MITCHELL, DONNA CLASS OF JUNE, 1941 MOTT, CLIFFORD MOTT,MARII..YN MUGFORD, MARJORIE MURAMOTO, YAEKO NEMANIC, LILLIAN NICOLETTI, YOLANDA NISHIYAMA, JANE NORRIS, JOHN NORUMH OGDENf OMURA, SI-IIGEJI ORION, ORVILLE OTO, NOBORU OTTEM, BEVERLY PAULSON, JOHN PAYNE, DONNA PEDONE, DOROTHY PERIER, DONALD PERRY, CARMEN PETERSON, ANNABELLE QM, SARTINI, SHIRLEY SAVIN, HILDA SCHACHTILI, RICHARD SCHEPELBEIN, MARY SCHIRMER, MARYHELEN CLASS OF JUNE, 1941 SCHLUER, SCI-IURLEY SENNER, ROBERT SILVA, MARVIN SLOAN, EVELYN STAVROS, HELEN STRIKER, GEORGE SCHOECH, HELEN SHARP, DOROTHY SIMMONS, WILLIAM SMITH, DOLLY STEFANI, LENA STURGESS, ARTHUR SCHRAM, FRANK SI-IEARER, ALLEN SISSON, BARBARA SMITH, LORRAINE STOCKING, GEORGE SUTHERLAND, SPENCE SCOEIELD, FRANK SHOWER, MARGARET ANN SISSON, JEAN SMITH, STANLEY STORRS, BARBARA TANNER, MELBA KELLY, DAVID ST. CLAIR, CAROLYN STOUGH, GLENN TARANGO, PHYLLIS DEE SEITZ, RAYMOND SILVA, JEAN S CLASS OF JUNE, 1941 TAYLOR, BARBARA THOMPSON, HOWARD TAYLOR, HARRIETTE THOMPSON, KEITH TAYLOR, MARJORIE TIETJEN, BETTY TELFER, ANN TILDEN, ROSEMARY THOMAS, ALLEN TOMLINSON, ARLENE TURNER, ROSEMARY TURPEN, WALLACE UGRIN, ANNE VANGE, SHIRLEY VERNATCHI, MABEL VERNON, FLORENCE VICARI, NANCY WAITE, CHARLES WALKER, BARNEY WALKER, GEORGE WESCOTT, BESSIE WEST, ROBERT WHITE, BETTY ZANE WHITE, ELIZABETH WHITE, MALCOLM WHITFIELD, THOMAS WILDE, JUNE WILKINS, MARIAN WILLEY, RICHARD WILSON, HELEN CLASS OF JUNE 19-41 June Graduates Not Pictured BERRINGER, HOWARD BOWERS, VIRGIL BOWLDEN, FRED BROCKETT, MELVIN CAPLES, ROY COLE, MADELYN CONSTANTINE, WILLIAM DETSCH, CARL EGGER, ROBERT FEUSI, GEORGE FOSTER, MELVIA GRIGSBY, VIRGINIA GRINAGER, PAUL JURACH, ANTHONY KARLOVICH, TONY MATSUI, GEORGE MEYERS, .IACK NEDOFF, .IOSEPHINE NEDOFF, LOUISE OTTA, LOIS JOYCE PETZOLD, FRANK PHILLIPS, MARJORIE PULIZ, MICHAEL RYDER, GLENN TAYLOR, ELMER VAN CLEAVE, WALTER WILLIAMS, JOHN WILSON JAMES WIRE CLAYTON WRISTEN FRED YAMAMOTO, JANE ZGOMBIC DANIEL ZINNIEL WILSON JUNE WOMACK HARRIET ANN WRISTEN HENRY YEE, ERNEST ZGRAGGIN MARY BARKER FRED WINSLOW KATHLEEN WOMACK MARY DEE YAMAMOTO ALICE ZAMPATHAS, MANUEL gpiigue: THE CURTAIN OF NIGHT DESCENDS SLOWLY UPON THE GOLDEN DAYS OF YOUTH. QUIETLY, WITH REVERENCE THE LIGHT SHINES GLEAMING ON THE PILLARS OF WISDOM, SOFTLY, WE GRADUATING SENIORS MAKE OUR EXIT. 4? - i ll p 25M ff . Wf , Xqlzf We .Naue our -Xgutograla ln e!c 1 23' q6fi?fJ3iJQwQ?w7WV 3 9 'XF 'Hip WW' L XXV ix WQWKMQ 2 6 WMM R f5 U if . pgy QQ 39 Q WV gf? W9 ,A A W! RY QP Rf 24 S 3 MW 5' W V W ,ff , ki aff? glfweyimy EM 'i+ f,,f'f, Pix' -nf, lfjqml ffl? f 5 3 'N X X J 3 fm? 22 'PH' ff K! :u!fjfy.w ff VMOQQSWQ www w sg 9 MM, A xg!! ME VKX Q fy JXLV7 .-VW xg X QNX Xml AWAWNS EE Y YM M N 4' ffl x UK' xf Oo 1 L . :S I . ii, Nj , f ' vs! ff? fi fr H 9 X Q P CTX I, . lf tbf 5 of J 5 X W N 1 -V' V A 1 f it J gl f 'L R D J, f rlnunnnnn ACKNOWLEDGMENTS PHOTOGRAPHY Senior Portraitselfee Coleman Studio, Sacramento Senior Ball and Home Room Pictures-Glenn Fishback, Sacramento Football Sports Groups-C. T. Benning, Sacramento Night Pictures of School-Robert P. Lynch, Sacramento PRODUCTION Printing by News Publishing Company, Sacramento Engraving by the Sacramento Bee Bookbinding and Cover-Silvius and Schoenbackler, Sacramento In IH.H.HII.I.IInnI.II.1IH.H.H..1..1.Hnm-m........mm. Q3i,.,.i,,,, s I R F 1 :six-, . -- emma 1' H-f - -7':.Q5L-1-f+-+LL3Li4l4LHg-1:+gg1,Q. -mggg H--,gf T ..- ,..,...--,ef V-5-M V- ' ....----+ - - 4 .. . - 1-w:1'2lE2g......... '- 1 'H ,iigf , 9- 3iii-,1 1 -r4r 'r-'-Hf1fff1 1'. -El Nu