Rio Vista High School - Netherland Yearbook (Rio Vista, CA)

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an CALvIN ANDERSON ALMA AVILLA SONOKO AOKI GILBERT AzEvEDo ERNEST BROWN WALLACE BROWN ROBERT BROWN DONNA BACON JOSEPH BALDOCCHI WALTER BENDER MARCIA CHURCH VIRGINIA COLLYER ANITA CRESCENZI ESTHER CRESCENZI DUsTIN FooRn MAEEL FURUKAWA HELEN FREITAS WILBUR GARDINER WARREN HAMILTON RosE WEAsER ELAINE CLASS OF '36 ARTHUR HANSEN FUMI HASHILIOTO KATHERINE HASTINGS FRED HAYASHIDA LAWRENCE HOSHIKO MARGARET HowE MAY IKE LAWRENCE ISHISAKA MARY JOSEPH' DONALD KELLER MAY LEE DONALD MCCORMACK JOE MACHADO ELSIE MARTENIANO SHOGORO MATSUMOTO HARRY MENDENHALL GEORGE N AKA NISHI ALICE OTSUKA AUBREY PRICE MAXIMO QUINTO LOIS RODRIQUEz ROBERT SAWADA MARY SCHLAGER M ARGARET SCH NELL HARRIETT SHARRATT DONNA STEWART CECIL STINSON VIRGINIA SULLIVAN JAMES TAKEHANA RICHARD THRONE CHARLOTTE TONNESEN VIOLET TURNEY NANCY WERSTER CLARENCE YAMADA MARY YIM ANNIE YoKoo FRANK VENGLEY GAIL LEWALLEN Sophomores Whose Pictures Do Not Appear: ROGERS JOE DIAZ RUDOLPH DIAz ccl7n Q1 ich ur' -3 . I f I. 21 ' ...Sf I my ,E-.2 .

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-..-a 'il gif' . is H, President Vice-President Secretary Representative M. Howl: W. Gnnnman G. Nnxmsxsm A. CRESCENZI SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY After a long summer, spent planning for a brave approach to the long anticipated Bridge of Learning, the class of '36 was met early in September and greeted royally by the class of '35. Such courage was gained by this reception that the next time the foreman allowed a rest, the sophomores eagerly planned the Freshman Reception as their first social effort. This was in the form of a depression dance and was enjoyed by all fellow-build ers on the road to knowledge. Those ringing the bells and giv ing the signals this year were: Warren Hamilton, Donald Mc Cormack, George Nakanishi, and Esther Crescenzi with Miss Idella Church as bridge-tender. Unable to resist leaving an unfinished bridge, they set out to build the second span of their Bridge of Learning. To build up the weakening piles, they gave numerous sales. Miss Church again kept a watchful eye on the piles to see that nothing but good material was used. In charge this year were: Margaret Howe, Wilbur Gardiner, George Nakanishi, and Anita Cres cenzi. cc I 6 rx

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af ...- J JV' 133 f 'E - f i gf 1 ir ..-Q. X. we-Y' President Serrctary Representative J. VAN TONNINGEN M. NAKAHARA F. Wircox FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY After idly watching the boat of summer pass through the gentle streams of pleasure, the freshmen duly started building the first span of their Bridge of Knowledge. The first cessation of labor was marked by an entertainment given by the sophomores for the freshmen. Although the new workers were young and uninformed, yet they boasted that they were unfrightened by the cats, Witches and owls which were supplied by the sophomores. Stormy weather interrupted fur- ther celebrating, so there was no Freshman Return. Jack van Tonningen, Jack Turney, Marie Nakahara, and Fitch Wilcox gave danger signals and blew horns with Miss Burroughs con- trolling the gates. 44 l8 DP , I