McClatchy High School - Nugget Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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is Upper Pictures-tl to rJwBob Goldberg looks down on Dick Buhler, Phyllis Babcock and Betty Lou Evans Watch June Hoffman knit, Billie Jean Roland and Don Huggins studying tor the Senior Play, seeing double, Carl and Don Hughson. Upper Center Picluresfphyllis Stabenaw, Bob Vehn Gayle Fisher, and Bob Woods oosinh com- mencement speakers, Donald Blomberq and Phebe Killick Lower Center Picturesfliflargaret Ogden and Bettie Wes- cott, Elizabeth Saville, Phebe Killick, and Harriett Kinney looking at an entertaining book: Hugh Lellar and Ken Ede Lower Pic1uresfTed La Tona and lsllery Person talking, Joan Tracy intently weighing something, Bill Rhoads and lubby 'Wooaworth Just talking fJa!fSAaJ0wi rlilmii wh

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Ka -Q I Q: S.. N1 X 5 q. HITSON, JAMES WILLIAMS, WILLIAM WOOD, ROBERT WOODWORTH, HAROLD YOSHINO, JUNE ZINSLI, PATRICIA LTA, VINCENT BARBER, JULIA BOTHWELL, LOUIS CECCHETTINI, HORACE COOK, WARREN DE SANTIS, BELLINA SHER, GAYLE LA TONA, TED LEFLAR, HUGH LIMA, LOUIS TIBBALS, DONALD ROSE, NORMAN ISSILOPOULOS, ANDREW O anuafg '42 I'r1yuSe1'n'nlveu

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P OFFICERS-Top ROW-Kathleen Cook, fall Vice- 'residentg Bruce Fraser, tall presidentp Jeanne Eangdon, tall treasurer. Center Left-Arleen Mat- son, tall and spring secretary. Center Right-Miss Virginia Swanson, class director. Bottom Row-Jo Ann Cornelius, spring vice-president, Howard Ald- rich, spring president, and Catherine Schmitt, spring treasurer CLASS COUNCIL--Row I-ll to rj ,....,,.N -Betty Jo Kelso, Dorothy Perrick, Betty Horton, Betty June Myers, Catherine Schmitt. Row 2eMar- jorie Breech, Jeanne Langdon, Barbara Williams, Jo Ann Cornelius, Frances Simons, Alice Drovetsky Row 3-Kay Cook, Jeanne Hill, Doris Roberts, Mar- tel West. Row 4-Byron Drupiewski, Rudolph de lgoiio, Eruce Fraser, Bill Riley, Art Rinetti, Howard ric cfm ,,fy,,.. X12 Throughout its three years' attendance at C. K, McClatchy Senior High School, the class of June l942 has contributed much to school activities. The most outstanding activities of the year were the Senior Ball and the Senior Play. With the class ot January 1942, the Senior Ball was presented in the Memorial Auditorium, January 23, and everyone enjoyed a highly enter- taining evening. The Senior Play, l'The Youngest, by Philip Barry, was given May 8 in our school auditorium. The excellent performances ot the young thespians appear- ing in the leads drew much applause from an appreciative audience. A great deal ot credit must be given to the class director, Miss Virginia Swanson, who has given her whole-hearted cooperation to the class ot June '42 Page Nineteen