Modesto High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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Spring Student Body Qfieers I STUDENT BODY and Eloise Byers successfully Hlled the Olfice Of vice-presiden fall semesters respectively. Fall Term BILL BACON .....,. ELOISE BYERS ...,..., t in the spring and Executive Committee Spring PRESIDENT NROBERT HUAIBIER ..,. VICE PRESIDENT ...., ...,,,.BAREARA WRIGHT ANN GOULD ....,...,. ..e,.. s ECRETARY ....... RUTH I'IAXVKINS KENNE'fl1 BOOK ....,.. . ,Ie.,,. TREASURER ..... .e,.,.e..., P AT HOGIN ROBERT HUhIBiER .....,. ...... I: USINESS RIANAGER .... e,.....,.,..... . JAMES WILSON DERXVOOD HEADLAND .,,,,......, .... . SYCARIORE EDITOR. ..... ....... D ERNVOOD HE.ADLAND OWEN LAWS ,,,.......,.,,.... --- e..,.,.., ANVGNVAN EDITOR ...... ................. E D WILLARD DAN SAsO .......,e,.,. .,,,.,... I 'ELL LEADER ....e..... ....... . ED VICTORINO JAOR HAGEDORN ,.,......,. ..., 1 ZA REPRESENTATIVE ,............ ELOISE BYERS M.XRIAN SI-IOERIARE.. NANCY MCBRIDE ........ DONALD DR.XKE ELAINE BEORER ....... JOHN BABCOCK. ..,.. Page Thirteen 12B REPRESENTATIVE 11A REPRESENTATIVE 11B REPRESENTATIVE 10A REPRESENTATIVE 10B REPRESENTATIVE ......GEORGE DEIKIAREST ANN GOULD ,.,...ELAINE BECKER ,,e....,jOI-IN BABOOOK .-....BILLx' STEBBINS

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3 Fall Student Body Ojicers f fl STUDENT BODY The activities of the Associated Students have been many and varied during this school year. The old point system was corrected and made more efficient. On account of the do or die spirit of our teams, a great deal of school spirit was developed among the students. Although our football teams were not always on the winning side, night-football increased the attendance. Our basketball and track seasons received enthusiastic support. Money was appropriated for new equipment about the school. The football Held was improved, and the bleachers were repainted. The stage was repainted, and a stage door was added. The biggest improvement was the addition of the Agriculture Building. ' During the year many pep rallies were held. Some of them were given in the boys' gymnasium in order to accommodate all the school. We enjoyed these very much as we were very often entertained by down town speakers. During the year a petition was brought before the student officers to change the constitution con- cerning athletic awards. The ofhce of President of the Student Body was ably filled by Bill Bacon during the fall semester and by Bob Hummer in the spring period. Barbara Wright Page Twelve

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if W J BARBARA BOWEN KENNETH BOOK MARIAN SHOEMAKE RUDOLPH COVER SENIOR CLASS The names of Seniors have been at the top of the lists in all activities. Each Senior has endeavored to do at least one thing for which the school will remember him. In the Girls' League Barbara Wright and Marian Shoemake were outstanding. The Senior class was especially proud of its public speaking members, Billy Bacon, Eloise Byers, and Laura Lee James. Mary Ellen Herrick, Larry Morey, Sylvia Zeff, George Allison and Leonard Johnson reached the finals in the Shakespearean con- test. Mary Russell won Hrst prize in the state for writing a one act play. Several Seniors were soloists in the band. Some of the most valuable agriculture members are members of this class, among them Kenneth Bock, Robert Hummer and Charles Bowman. In the graduating of these Seniors the school is losing many flashy ath- letes such as: Lyle Jamieson, Cecil Cross, Phillip Cozad, Mike Bacciarini, Ralph johnson, Harold Ackerly, Floyd Mac Donald, and George Grenfell. The Senior play casts claimed Fifty members. MARGARET COLLINS BARTON PERDUE SHIRLEY HARTZELL owEN LAVVS Page F ourtecn r