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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1942 volume:

1- . KEN ff IME 4 W!f'1f'L j, lg? f x ,AX Y' f Z xx, ,KA A Xxx N xx ,, gk . x 1 W f I ' W , X f 4 . J F' THE NETH fu-4 J!r'f r'JlLQ',VlLUJ Nz 1 EHLANDS I-I NUAI. RIG VISTE1 ICDINT UNIQN HIGH SCHQCDL 12:0 VISTA CALIFQRN 1941 1942 flLD'J1r'VrJlL1f1'JJr1 PUBLIS ED AN LY by the ..... ASSCDCIATFD STUDENTS .....oFtl'ue , IA U EU I EA ig-MEI MX GWB Q Q ff. f g ' A K ,XXX X i bf' I Q10- 'Q l-1 fall!! hm ln deepesf grahfude 'For all fha? IS belng clone by our Armed Forces an fhenr flghf 'ro preserve 'For all of us flue freedoms of democracy we +he Ne+her lands s+aff proudly dedlcafe fhus I942 edlhon of 'rhe annual +o ihose alumna of fhls school who are serving 'rhelr counfry on +l1e baHle fronfs In flue hos pufals, In ihe produchon lanes, and on +he farms. ff' fif- X f- 'CNG 2 -aj X I .1 wi N V 6? Af l V 4 l XX N,-V llff f X 0 X r ff ' l '- ll H . 4 ,J X 6' ll J - ' l fl lr K , y f l I , ll 4 . ' X, I ' V r l - . . . I . . . H l ., - . '. - .. ' 1 Y I ... P-10' N MEMUHI!-XM y '5.?a-M Bob was enloyed by all lwns 'reaclwers lruends and scnoolmales be cause lns qunelr unobsfrusuve manner made l'11m an allradnve and muclw admnred boy l-le worked consclenluously wlwellwer a+ lwome or al sclwool and pul forllw specual ellorl IH agrlculfure belng a member of flue F F A In Jrlms lneld he was very promnsung l-le was genlle obedrenl and respecl ful As 'me poef wrofe A man nas nof lnved IH yaln who l1as lell one frnend belmnd' Bob s many frnends are an assurance of a well luved lnfe , I A Q, 1 f . .5 ,qs 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 , . . . - 1 1 1 , , . . . ' 1 . . , , . . . A , I FACULTY 5 -X F' Y f .v N - 7 vii Q. C. STEWAPT ,1,s.., 'VJ S ' f M fm WV. W, SM TH N, C. f-N,,P MFC 'F SCN ,P LAUL are BACK BU HD UF ED EATIU YU' SE TUB HISTUHY The Tall oT I938 dusclosed To The resT oT The Ruo VusTa l-lugh School many small bashTul sTudenTs As Freshmen we were herded around by The upper classmen buT wuTh adeguaTe adx uce each oT us chose a course To be Tollowed ThroughouT hugh school As guesTs aT The Freshman re cepTuon we won a cup Trom The Sophomores by presenTung a more slcullTul slcuT Our class was mosT ambuTuous and seruous Thus TursT year and sold candy and pop aT The games several duTTerenT Tumes A good Tunancual sTandung was The resulT CTTucers who led The class un 38 were The Tollow ung PresudenT Murray Warden Vuce PresudenT Jaclcson Bauley SecreTary Treasurer Mary Nalcagalcu and RepresenTaTuve MalcoTo Yoshuda As Sophomores we Toolc our Turn aT unuTuaTung The Freshmen class and sponsored a successTul rece-pTuon un Theur honor The compeTuTuve pro gram was duspensed wuTh Thus year buT The day unuTuaTuon conTunued We sTudued harder and played more Too We had now developed unTo parT oT The STudenT Body and were rughT un The spuruT oT uT all The reluable oTTucers who broughT us ouT on Top un 39 were Joe Serpa Bull Archubald DoroThy Emugh and Norma l-lerunger As upper classmen un I94O our Junuor class had many acTuvuTues We sTarTed oTT wuTh a bang by selecTung an aTTracTuve class rung ATTer much pracTucung STray CaTs was presenTed as our TursT dramaTuc aTTempT The annual Junuor Prom was noT held Thus year buT The Junuors and Senuors TogeTher sponsored a Ball whuch was mosT successTul Our class puT on a nuce Junuor Senuor BangueT un The sprung whuch was also a success lvlur ray Warden Jackson Bauley Jean JeTTery and DoroThy Emugh were aT The head oT The class as oTTucers Now compleTung The advenTurous Tour years oT our hugh school Traunung we Tund many vucTorues lue behund The Senuor Ball was changed To a sporT dance because oT war conduTuons Ax splendud casT presenTed The Senuor Play The HuTchunsons Bless Them' DuTch Day was spenT Troluclcung un The snow aT Soda Sprungs The Traun Trup To and Tro was noT The leasT unTeresTung parT oT The ouTung Class oTTucers uncluded Jaclcson Bauley Julua Coolc DoroThy Emugh and Gordon STewarT Under our able class advusors Mr Wood and lvluss Church we have conquered ThaT by whuch we were so overwhelmed un I938 lusT Tour years ago Mr Thomas has always been presenT To help us when we needed hum mosT Already many oT our classmaTes are un Uncle Sam s armed Torces or servung un deTense undusTrues and we lcnow ThaT aTTer graduaTuon each one oT us wull do hus besT as an Amerucan cuTuzen To help hus counTry 9 I . . ' 1 u u u u . ' . ., . u ' u 1 ' u u ' u u u ' . . . I.... . , . , . . ., . . u u , . - ' D u . u u u u 1 , . .1 - n . I 1 - u u u - u - u u . . , u Win R N Q if -I if II seems as 'rhough many ages have passed Since Ihe slarl of our school careers, Buf Time has Iurned Ihe pages and cas+ Away Ihe memorable and Iaborsome years. Lefl behind are Ihe boolcs and Ihe pens We so Ihoughllessly, lavishly used. We'II admif Ihaf our '42 Senior Ball Wasn'+ Ihe besl fha? could have been had, Buf all-in-all, we had our fun And our Di+chDay wasn'I so bad. Then wherever we are - on land or on sea Illor nowadays one never can Ielll We shall somelimes recall and wish we could be Paiienlly awaiiinq Ihe day's Iasi bell. -John Macedo. SE IUPIS QI-IARLES AGERS BILL ARCHIBALD CELESTINE AVILA vi5RNA AZEvEDo if-xcKsoN BAILEY 7 Noiwfx BARTALINI JOE BENI-IAM GUIDO CAMPI ERNEST CASE KATI-ILENE STOCKTCN Inol picfuredl PATRICIA WECKWERTH Inol piduredl SE TURB DOROTHY CHATTMAN JULIA COOK DOROTHY EMIGH ELAINE EMIGH ROBERT ENGDAHL GEORGE FORTIN ELIZABETH FREITAS HIDEKO FUJIMOTO WILLIE GONSALVES ZAYDA HAMILTON JEANNE HASTINGS ESTHER HAYS NORMA HERINGER WILBUR HILDEBRAND JUNE HIRANO ni 4? at 34 61. 'Z 1942 RICHARD HOYT FUNHKO INOUYE LILLIAN ITO YOSHINORI ITO JEAN JEFEERY HELEN JESSEE MARY JIMINO DORIS KAWANISHI KIYOMI KOKAWA ALLAN KORTH DOROTHY LA HAIE HANFORD LEE ROBERT LEE WOODWARD LEE FLOYD LEVERONI SE IUH5 FLORENCE LOUDERMILK IDA OLIVERI YOSI-IIO OKAMOTO ERANCIS NELSON KENJI NAKAYAMA YUKIYE NAKANISI-II MARY NAKAGAKI DELLMA MQKARLEY DONALD MQCORMACK GRACE MATSUNE MILTON MATSUMOTO MATSUO MATSUMOTO GEORGE MARR RUSSELL MARINO JOI-IN MACEDO 13S Z7v1f L0yf 6 fi 1942 HIROYUKE OSHIMA FRANC . EZZAGLIA 1 1 TGMIHIRG SAMVADA v,s'X JCE SERPA G!LDA SNLVA GORDCDN STEWART NOFJKO TAMURA KIYOK0 TQKUYOSHI JACK VIEERA MURRAY WARDEN CHARLENE VJOOD HIROSI-H YAMADA NJAY YAMASHITA VAKQTO VCSPOA BESSNE fCSf 'XCYQ P, an W as I J ..:, J Q Q fi ,, ' AX I - 1 L,-li'F'xk K 'n f ' H,'vsA lun'-of 'mg 7 J J 2 Q :',-all-if-ffl-.ici J :G .gui vi 'gh -19' ' 5 , c 'if is 3. J Q sei all Q 5 . 55335 Y Q S35 ig . 'Ty' ow 'S ' 9' ' 5233? . -+4 gh , .1 Q35 JU IUH5 Wilh lhe aim of proving lhemselves a capable and well organized group, lhe Juniors had one of 'rheir busieslr years in high school. Direcled by Mr. Wood, lhe Juniors in December successfully presenled New Fires. Laler lhey were lhrilled by lhe op- porlrunily of selecling lhe class ring +ha+ mosl suiled Jrheir lasle. Those who own rings are very proud of The mounled Ram's head and are conspicuously flashing lhem abouli ln April Jrhe Juniors pul on lheir lirsl formal dance, lhe Prom, an even? which will forever remain in Their memories. The class officers for lhis year were: Roy Anderson, Shigeo Nalcanishi, Earl l-lansen, and John Pillray Jrhe advisors, Miss Cole and lvlr. Slevens. -4, ali SUPHUMURES Now llual llue Sopluornores luave luad more lluan iusl a lasle ol luiqlu scluool lile, lluey luaye carried on acliyilies willu rnuclu careful planning and added conlidence. Puller cluoosing Bob Donnelly, Joyce l-loln'ues, Marie Alley and l-loward Erniglu lor llueir new leaders, early in 'llle year, lluey drew up llue regulalions willu wluiclu llue Freslurnen were required lo comply during llue day ol flue Freslurnen Receplion. Tlue Sopluornores are proud llnal llue ufirsl dance wluiclu lluey sponsored was successlul and are delerrnined lo execule llueir acliyi- lies nexl year wiln equally lavorable resul+s. Class advisors are Mrs. Wesl and Mr. Turlfalle. wang- M? V X f vi I -an... my in xT?Y xx N,-1 4' L si A - 4 F Q-J EXEEUTIVE r? 1 'l Q 1 I, E QS D RnF1Enr f iv f ? N E 1 HERLANU S X .. :, I 4 IF I x Nff ET A wnff-ww V J, .3 QM- fa ri? l B Urn SZ .JE mlflvg- mm A 1 . K Q69 4 -f .4fg!f0i,fi,g4? 'f 3, a , WHERE 5 GEURGQ ? N NAU! 'Ill El ,, , YN f Q X GJ 'J -J' Sho 'nuff 'XL N ,.-XL Q RHTIDNS fj J'ActfBSg3IN 1gA'N L 1 If ' ' MW' XXV' AH! F. EH. TOMHTDES HAM5 E!-XR my x ! 'l E EEUTITZTIHTTHL The councIl has shown InT resT and undersTandIng oT The sTudenT body problems and succeeded In gIvIng The sTudenTs The opporTunITy To enIoy many TIne programs and acTIvITIes IN spITe oT adverse condITIons caused by Th war The councIl deserves The applause and admIraTIon oT The sTudenTs and oT The TaculTy Tor ITs unTIrIng eTTorT The Tollowmg were members oT The councIl PresIdenT Joe Serpa VIc PresIdenT DoroThy EmIgh BecreTary Trea urer Verna fkzevedo Members JulIa Cook Murray Warden George EorTIn Bob ToTman ElaIne EmIgh CelesTIne AvIla I-larold EmIgh Ed Borba Ann LouIse BuTler Bob Donnelly l-Toward EmIgh Boy Anderson John BITTa Jackson BaIley and Gordon STewarT ETHEHLANUS The members oT The NeTherlands sTaTT w re edITor JulIa Cook assIsTanT edITor MargareT Clark adverTIsIng manager Jackson BaIley assIsTanT T-larold EmIgh busIness manager Norma l-lerInger assIsTanT Sally EenTon arT edITor Yayol lNlIshIkawa assIsTanT BIll Pezzaglla GCTIVI Tnes Zayda ElamIlTon classes ShIgeo Na anIshI spo Ts edITors Gordon STewarT and Bud Engdahl snap edITors DoroThy EmIgh and GIno Baronu Ioke edITors Yvonne McCracken and Tmlazel f'-Xgers carToonIsT George EorTIn phoTographers l-Toward EmIgh Sam l-lImoTo and MGIOIO Yoshlda MIss ldella Church MIss Della Cole and Mrs Eleanor SImpson are The TaculTy members who have helped The sTaTT edIT a successTul annual H NHSL WITh The persIsTanT eTTorT and help gIven by Mrs WesT and MIss Cole and The sTImulus added by Mr Thomas The sTaTT succeeded IU edITIng a very successTul paper Th edITors Tor The TIrsT semesTer were ElaIne EmIgh and MIrIam McCormack The presenT sTaTT COHSISTS oT edITor Gordon STewarT assIsTanT edITor MargareT Clark GlorIa O Donnell l.oIs WeTTer John Macedo DoroThy ChaTTman MeredyTh Woollomes JulIa Cook Ahce PITTa l-Toward EmIgh PaulIne Eung l-lenry Cheung l-larold Balyoz PaT PrIde NorIko Tamura EsTher T-Tayes MarIe Alley MargareT l-ToyT Mera lee Eggers CelesTe Tavares BeTTye LeveronI OTIVIG Lopes Carmen Carlos MarIe MaTsune Marnanne Tamura Yvonne McCracken BeTTy Chew and YayoI NIshIkawa 7? 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I I I I I I I I BAD Thus year Mr STevens has durecTed The band Through anoTher success Tul season The band played aT seven home games TooTball and bas lceTball They puT on a program aT The grammar school played aT The Solano CounTy Music EesTuval and Tor The Public School Weelc program The band members were Roy Anderson Joe Benham John Borba Barbara Brann Russell CharlesworTh Melvin Dunn Alyun Eusher George EorTun Joyce l-lolmes Lloyd KorTh BeTTye Leveronu ErnesT Loudermullc Joe Machado Bob McCormuclc l-layao MoToyama PaT Pride Mabel YamashuTa Don Tullery Yolco OlcamoTo Mulce MorTorello Louuse T-len druclcs Bob Dunn Bull BurTon Ellery Avila Eddie Borba Sam l-lurnoTo Dayly Lee Edwun Lee Shuzuo MoToyama John Nushu Thomas WesT Shouu Yamada and Tadao Yoshumu GLEE The Glee Club durecTed by Mr STevens sang aT The Junuor and Senuor plays and aT BaccalaureaTe The gurls also sang carols around school aT ChrusTmas Tume and puT on a program Tor The Tour grammar schools oT Thus dusTrucT EursT sopranos were Marie Erashuk Kazulco GoTo DoroThy lTo and Doris Kawanushu Second sopranos were BeTTy Eggers Marianne Tamura Grace Yolcoo Marue MaTsune and AlberTa Sherman AlTos were Frances Enos Mildred DuarTe Eernanda Volpu Aluce Maria DoroThy ChaTTman and Selma BechThold UHEHESTH The orchesTra under The durecTuon oT Mr STevens played aT The Junuor and Senuor plays and graduaTuon The orchesTra has done well and we hope ThaT nexT year will Tund a bugger and beTTer orchesTra playung agaun Tor Rio VusTa OrchesTra members were Ellery Avula Eddie Borba Bull BurTon Mabel Carlos Dolores Donnelly Bob Dunn DoroThy Emugh Alvun Eusher Clarence Neves John Nushu Thomas WesT Charlene Wood T-layao MoToyama Roy Anderson Tadao Yoshumu Louise l-lendruclqs Grace PeTers Joe Benham John Borba Barbara Brann Melvin Dunn George EorTun Joyce l-lolmes Lloyd KorTh and Bob McCormucl4 23 2 u . u I I I I I I I I - I ' I Marianne Tamura was The accompanisT again This year. . 5 I u i u T u I I I I I BAND bLLL I 1- :V 2 Z fm L M 4 X XX I ' j FM Q T?E'P'lEP'?BER.f n ' xx P-' XXX lfff b !f X Q :c3?0f0Jf 'KX f' X J S ff xx fb X U W Y XXXWN fo 9' Q9 XX 4- J 1' ffl l 9 X , 53 45. QM U 'V f Sox-'1EBuDY J .X D ' H 'AKEN X X ' ms P:.Ace l 1, Tl' I JJ I V Q' 4 xxix XII.-j il, 4 .J- -ff ' f'l-IHRKP! 1 E HERALD Auous SINQLU1 s..,v ty! xxXX'I A! V HH a WJ!! Y jgyff AM. ZOO no Nur man THE ANIMALS ENTR I gxf- EMT Rig Q Q fc 2 FX 332155 Q33 fix UREHESTHA mow- GA awe f?1 A 3 T' .1 ,W 1 I if f W I I' X ' T ' ' 1 ' V ,L E., BUYS' LEAGUE Under lhe leadership of George Forlin, lhe Boys' League successfully carried out iirs varied program. During football season 'rhe league made if possible for fans +o allend +he maior games af California and Slanford, including Big Game. In The spring, +he Boys' League spon- sored lhe infer-class baslcefball fournamenf and lhe infer-class Traclc meet wifh lhe class of '43 viclorious in fraclc and 'rhe class of '44 winning baslcefball. ln May ihe boys held fheir final event ihe Falher-Son Banquet which was followed by excifing and hilarious entertainment Otiicers of +he League are: George Forlin, Wilbur l-lildebrand, Shigeo Nakan- ishi and Bob Tofmani Faculfy advisor, Mr. Targhella. FF. . The DelTa VisTa ChapTer oT The E. E. A. has had one oT The besT years in The hisTory oT The school. AT The CaliTornia STaTe Fair They received TirsT place over all schools in The STaTe in The horTiculTure sweepsTalces and TiTTh place in agriculTural mechanics. ln The Dixon lvlay Day EesTival, The chapTer enTered Two dis- plays, winning a second and a sevenTh place. These were spon- sored by The lvlonTezuma Grange and The Rio VisTa Chamber oT Commerce. The annual Barn Dance was a grand success, as was also The annual duclc Teed held in lsleTon This year. The chapTer boughT Three hundred dollars' worTh oT DeTense Bonds and will buy more laTer on. Every member is doing all he can Tor Food-Tor-DeTense by increasing his garden proiecT and by going inTo The poulTry business. The Agronomy Team composed oT Edwin Lee, Guido Giro- lomi, and Sam l-limoTo won The sTaTe championship, and The chap- Ter won The Speery Plague. Sam l-limoTo won The gold medal Tor being high man in The conTesT, and Edwin Lee won a silver medal Tor being second highesT. Sam l-limoTo was high man in The sTaTe Tor grain grading and Edwin Lee Tor idenTiTicaTion. XXX X . fx. II 'M Q .WW T, A kiwi PUUTB LL l-hgh school aThleTics are already aTTecTed by The war TransporTaTion problems have curTailed our program Some Teel The pre war program should go on as always OThers Teel IT should be cuT down or done away wiTh Tor The duraTion However There is one change ThaT should be made l-lereToTore The general run oT boys has noT received The same vigorous Training as The varsiTy This slTuaT1on musT change because The game we are playing wiTh The Axis isn T beTween The varsiTies iT is be Tween whole populaT1ons Physical TaTness oT a much higher Type is de manded oT all The populaTion noT lusT The varsiTy AThleTics will noT disappear Their conTribuTion in building The American is Too imporTanT buT The Torm They assume may be diTTerenT A well educaTed and highly Trained supply OT young men and women is imperahve Tor our survival. EducaTlon alone is Time consuming buT when The sTudenT musT help ouT in indusTry To a greaTer exTenT Than beTore yeT noT neglecT his educaTion Time becomes viTal. l-low can Rio VisTa boys spend more Time on The Tarm or in The TacTory Than ever beTore sTudy harder and more, spend Two or Three hours a day pracTicing Tor The varsiTy, spend six or eighT hours a weelc Traveling To games. and sTill do iusTice To each? We don'T lcnow. We are sTill searching Tor The answer. -34.. FUUTB LL A green Ram VarsiTy piled up an unenviable record oT losses This TooTball season. Four reTurning leTTer men were noT enough To bolsTer a green Team and overcome The old injury iinx. For all oT ThaT, They were a good, hard TighTing bunch. Since very Tew members oT This year's squad will be losT by graduaTion, The nexT year's Team may be more successTul. This season Through an arrangemenT wiTh The ciTy, Two oT The Tour games were played aT lsleTon, where The Tield was Tixed up wiTh lighTs and The games were played aT nighT. These nighT games noT only added inTeresT To The Teams, buT The specTaTors enioyed Them quiTe a loT more. Through This arrangemenT more people were able To aTTend. Players: Ends: John Macedo, Donald McCormack, George Vanderhave, James PeTers, and Jay Williams. Taclcles: Gino Baroni, Diclc l-loyT, l-larold Emigh, Jim Fuiilcawa, John Fiscus, and Russell CharlesworTh. Guards: Shizuo lvioToyama, Lloyd KorTh, Diclc l-lubbard, and Tom Walcida. CenTers: Joe Serpa, Bob ToTman, Bob Donnelly, and Veryl Berg- sTrom. l-lahfbaclcs: Bud Engdahl, Louis SanTos, John Kollco, Ed PiTTa, George TomiTa, and Wallace Anderson. QuarTerbaclcs: John PiTTa, George MaTsuda, and Daniel Viegas. Fullbaclcs: EvereTT Anderson and Manvel Williams. ...3 5.. ATE AM AX. 'U'-'Mg uf afQ 'uuqf 51' yo- FW O! 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TE M B SHETB LL The Ruo VusTa VarsuTy had raTher a Tough season They conquered Benucua boTh games buT losT To The mughTy Armuuo and Vacavulle Teams by close scores whuch placed Them Thurd un The league From a compleTely dusorganuzed ouTTuT aT The begunnung oT The sea son They gradually umproved un play To lose To Vacavulle by one pounT and aT Armuuo by Three Bunce very Tew oT Thus year s members wull be osT To The Team by graduaTuon The TuTure varsuTy can loolc Torward To a more successTul season nexT year The players on Thus years A basl4eTballTeam were G Vanderhave l-l Emugh J PuTTa J Mace-do R ToTman J Machado N l-lamulTon M Wulluams E Anderson W Anderson and T-I Oshuma BTE The Bs sTarTed wuTh a squad oT TuTTeen men lnlurues scholasTuc requuremenTs and movung cuT Thus down To seven men aT The season s end WuTh mosT oT lasT year s regulars moved up To The B Trom The C Team Thus year The hard TughTung B hoopsTers Tunushed Theur playung season un second place The B Team won Tour ouT oT sux league games BoTh oT The games whuch The Team losT were by close scores Members oT Thus years B baslceTball squad wer Donald Jose John Kollco Jay Wulluams John Gomez Bob Donnelly Bob Dunn Neul JeTTery Ruchard l-lubbard George TomuTa and George Woong E TEAM The C basl4eTball Team was The Team oT The year capTur1ng all The pennanTs ThaT uT us now possuble Tor a Team To obTaun ln The SouThern secTuon games They ended up fvuTh a Tue wuTh Vaca vulle BoTh Ruo and Vacavulle had won Tuve games and losT one Thus Tue made uT necessary To Tlup a coun To decude who would be puT up agaunsT Davus Tor The whole league champuonshup The Ruo VusTa C Team emerged vucToruous un The Tlup and wenT on To play one oT Theur mosT excuTung games oT The year wuTh Davus wunnung by a narrow margun Members oT The squad were Neul JeTTery capTaun T-l Dunn D Jose J NaruTa M Marlcs B Koll4o T llne E Avula R Maruno T-T MoTo yama T-l T-luromoTo B Kalcumu W Tom G PraTT andJ Nushu 38 u u .. . . , . 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' , . , . u - u - u - u ' u - u - u - ' u - u - u - u - u - - TH '35 A TEAM Because oT The ra ny season Thus year The Track meeTs ThaT were scheduled To Take place beTore The annual wenT o press were called oTT making IT nmpossrble To pred1cT whaT The Team will do AlThough The Team ns an unknown guanTnTy The boys have a good spunT These men make up The poTenTlal power oT The A Team Vanderhave Woong A Anderson 880 Fngdahl Fnscus Cook Vanderhave ReTers Mule STokes Eggers Vieira R Lea J Lee lvlacedo J Kolko Neves lvlorars J Lee ReTe s H J Emngh E Anderson McCormack Yoshida J RnTTa STolfes H H Emugh D McCormack E Anderson Yoshida Woong L H Emlgh ForTnn Relay Vanderhave R Lea lvlacedo lfngdahl Woong E Anderson II TEAM AlThough Tnere have been some good men Trom lasT year s C Team moved up To The 8 Team The B Team This year IS noT Too power Tul W:Th The possible loss oT some oT The presenT memb rs oT The Team The Team may noT have a very good chance To wan Thus counTy Track meeT The 8 Team candldaTes are l00 G TomlTa F Lee Kohn 880 Church Brown 440 Marlno Gomez P V Hanson Ful moTo Jnmlno H J Donnelly JeTTery T Vu gas Jose Ramos F ee S R Vuegas Jos Ramos Marrno Jumlno L H Kakuma Dunn Donnely JeTTery lxlakanrshl Hayne BTEM ClrcumsTances beyond our conTrol wnll cosT Ruo much C as well as B Team maTerual so much ThaT IT seems lnkely ThaT an enghT year win nrng sTreak may be broken The members oT The C Team are lxda em C le R Kolko 8 Yama a RraTT E L e HuromoTo Sn der L Toner a ITo s I E RuTTa O a D Lee e 8 J H MoToyama Tem P Jov Fung ase Relay R 'ee MaTsubara W Torn 9 I' 1 l002+ , , . . 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L+...-v fl- NV' QQ s M fr TQ' if Q f l K 1 3 fl P i o N s A HE-T. v m'4 1- 'w c.-T5 Q-21,11 r in 'B X HSA fx ce-Ns DIED 1' ' 1 L fx' , is WF Q G51 M Q 7? fvQv:Kfx?P Y 1 J K'ff'9l'9'2b Q5 ? .? ?4 : . - A ' Q N N ' if T4 Q 9 MQ X -I ,Rx PACE Mmfgljx J 1' l Raja r K ' ' N, 1-W Rkw ,f-J -N I f .g W 4xXf-1' UE ASTATI GLY UEVINE A TluTT oT yellow haur came slowly ouT Trom under The coverleT some Thnng comparable To a groan could be heard and The yellow TluTT dusap peared agaun There was a Tew munuTes sulence and Then Trom down sTaurs came S Thus Tlew open and a very sleepy Are you awake Susan Uh huh guess so Well geT up dear you Uh huh Suzy lay There Tryung To dud moTher have To awaken Suddenly her sleepy Thunkung greT ThaT :T wasnT vacaTuon Tume a whole head popped up Two blue eyes vouce saud Yes moTher dear7 know whaT day Thus us remember whaT Today was Why on earTh her aT Thus ungodly hour durung vacaTuon7 cap cleared and she remembered wuTh re any more Today was The day she would sTarT her very lasT year aT AshTon l-lugh A senuor aT lasT' Tommy was comxng To puck her up un hus car S zy que whuch was named aTTer her oT course ThaT wasn T really so much oT a Thrull because Tommy always came around beTore school un hus lavender and leTTuce green meaT grunder She leT her mund wander Trom Tommy To The lodge aT The lake lasT summer and was gusT abouT ready To duve unTo The cool waTer again when Sus an' Aren T you up yeT7 As she leaped ouT oT bed she answered Oh yes mom Whale she ran her baTh she Trued To decude beTween The new punk dress and The new blue one BoTh had Theur advanTages buT she Tunally decuded on The blue IT smooThed down The bumps on her hups and made her wausT look ever so Than Susan dressed guuckly buf noT quuckly enough JusT as she was perchung The blue rubbon un her haur and puTTung on her lupsTuck she heard a comb1naTuon oT a Tog horn and a wheeze ouTssde and she knew uT To be Suzy que s horn She dashed down The sTaurs Took her orange uuuce rn Three gulps gave mom and dad a smack on each oT Theur respecTuve Tore heads and banged ouT oT The door W1Th a Tew hard pulls and lerks Suzy opened The door oT The car and clumbed un l-lu Sugarpuss greeTed Tommy l-lello Superman They raTTled oTT To school and on The way managed To crowd a Tew more oT The gang unTo The car The munuTe Suzy goT To school Maudue her bosom pal came run nung up To her so exc:Ted she could hardly speak Oh Suzy he s Too perTecTly posuTuvely adeguaTe T-le s so pruce less uT hurTs Who Maudue who7 Mr Lorung oT course He s sumply luscuous Who s Mr Lor l-le s The new husTory Teacher and IS he a glamorpuss 43 ' . us---an. 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' ' II FEAT H125 Oh how snmply dnvnne and I have To Talce hIsTory Thus year Too AT IasT a new man around here WhaT room us he IH IvIaudue7 In Mr Nelson s old room Thanks honeychlle and Suzy was oTT Inlce a Tlash Suzy signed up Tor hnsTory Mr Lorung was surely good Ioolcnng Suzy decnded ThaT he was The Icnnd oT man Tor her More The STlrIung I-Iayden Type msTead oT dark and nondescr1pT Illce Tommy Tommy was so chnldush anyhow and There would be snmply no TuTure an hum Cer Talnly Mr Lormg wouIdnT hand ouT any oT The 'uve The resT oT The sad apples dad Besndes ThaT anyone could Tell he would dance prlcelessly As she walked ouT oT The room wlTh many backward glances she de cuded ThaT he was really a super dream ThaT aTTernoon she reTused a rude home wlTh Tommy ATTer all whaT would Mr Loring Thunlc :T he saw her rldung ln a Tun Type Inlce ThaT7 She didn T wanT hum To Thnnlc her luvemle In The evening when Tommy came over he greeTed her wlTh The usual I-In Sugarpuss whaT s coolcnn 7 She sand wnTh as much d1gnuTy In her vonce as she could musTer Please Thomas address me as Susan Aw Tor gosh salces Suz I mean Susan IT you re puTTlng on all Thus dog lusT on accounT oT ThaT new Mr Lorvng you lusT mlghT as well TorgeT I-Iowe already ThaT druz I mean ThaT deTesTabIe person7 Don T be sllly Thomas No one would Ioolc Twnce aT her and cerTa1nIy noT anyone so handsome as Mr Lorung I-Ie s a Tune person Thomas and you cerTannIy should Try To paTTern your young I1Te aTTer hum I wonder whaT has TlrsT name IS IT musT be someThung wonderTul luke Gregory or JeTTery or Crasg or For gosh salces Suzy Im going homel and Tommy wenT slam ming ouT oT The door Suzy didn T seem To care because her mind was sT1II occupued wnTh Mr Lorlng s probable name For The nexT Two weelms all Suzy s days were Tnlled wuTh The ThoughT oT Mr Loring She was unbearable To be around BoTh her parenTs and Tommy were snclc oT The name Lornng She Iuved Tor her husTory pernod so ThaT she could be In The same room waTh hum I-Ie was The essence oT peppermunT an her IaTe One aTTernoon she managed To leave school lusT as he was going down The sTeps When she saw hum she nearly Tell TIaT on her Tace Trying To caTch up wnTh hum She came up beside hnm sI1ghTIy ouT oT breaTh buT neverTheless deTermuned Good aTTernoon Mr Loring Lovely day usnT IT7 Yes Indeed Silence prevailed Tor a whsle and Then Tunally Suzy sand In a manner whnch she ThoughT sounded aT leasT Ten years older Than sevenTeen I snmply adore your husTory class Mr Lorlng ITs so Too per or ThaT IS so enInghTenung -44 ' 1 IT. I-Ie's years Too old Tor you, and anyhow I saw him TIIrTing wiTh Miss PHAT HES I m so glad you Th nk so a um Sal Susan Oh yes Susan l-lan Susan Hayden OT course You re a Sophomore aren T you'7 This lasT remark slughTly Took The wand ouT oT her sails buT Tnnally wnTh a gulp she replned No Mr Loring l m a Sensor NexT yearl l-lere she sTopped shorT Tor up The sTreeT came Tommy un Suzy que and The car was raTTl1ng more Than ever She hoped Tommy wouldn T sTop buT she knew he would The only Thung she could Think oT was Oh here comes ThaT srlly Thomas Johnson nn his old auTomobIle Really some oT These children are lusT Too luvenlle BeTore she could say anoTher word Tommy had raTTled To a sTop beside Them Would you Two luke a rude7 Suzy answered quickly No Thank you Thomas buT Mr Loring sand l d like one very much Are you sure you don T wanT To go Sarah7 Oh pardon me l mean Susan7 Oh l suppose so she replued IT he was sully enough To rude IH and she was snmply boulung lmmedlaTely Tommy and Mr Lorxng sTarTed Talking abouT auTo me chanlcs and Mr Lorung didn T say anoTher word To her excepT a shorT Good evening when Tommy leT hum oTT The mnnuTe They were ouT oT slghT oT Mr Loring Suzy Taurly Tore lnTo Tommy Thomas Johnson l II never speak To you agaln In all my llTe You re horrudl You re The worsT drool lve ever seen III Thank you To Take me rughT sTralghT home Oh don T geT your dander up Susan Don T worry lll Take you home Your 1nTellecT as Too much Tor me As she climbed ouT oT The car he sand By The way l saw Miss l-lowe aT The show lasT nnghT wnTh your precnous Mr Lornng Suzy slammed The door oT The car so hard :T bounced open agaun The nexT aTTernoon Susan leTT her book nn The husTory room so ThaT she would have To go back nn aTTer school and maybe geT To Talk To Mr Lorung and explaun how chuldu h she TelT Tommy was and how d1sgusTlng The rude had seemed To her As she rounded The corner oT The hall she heard voices comnng Trom Mr Lornng s room IT sounded luke Mr Lorung and Muss l-lowe and as she came closer she heard Mr Lorrng say O JaneT darlung please marry me l ve loved you sunce The momenT l saw you l-le sounded so unmanly abouT IT ThaT Susan suddenly TelT Terrlbly d:sgusTed w1Th Mr Loring Why he wasnT wonderTul luke STlrlnng l-Tay den l-le sounded more luke a grammar school boy Then To Tznnsh Thungs up compleTely Mass l-lowe saed IU a very bored -45 This Thingl, Suzy supposed she was. Tommy was jusT doing This Tor spiTe, FEATURES volce Berfram Lorlng donT be snlly When I marry I wanT someone w1Th pep and personalufy noT a lazy person luke you who wanTs To gef marrned fo dodge The drafT This was enough for Susan To Thlnk ThaT hrs name was Berfram ID sTead of any of The wonderful names she had picked ouT for hxm IT minded her of The BerTram sforues she used To read IH Child Life And he wanTed To marry To dodge The draffl She cerfannly drdn T Think much of anyone so unpafrloflc as ThaT If dowdy luTTle Mass I-lowe dudn T wanT To have anyThung To do wuTh hum she Susan dldn T WhaT a Toad he was 'l'haT nsghT when Tommy came over he found a dufferenT gurl When he came In he sand Susan I ThoughT you mlghf possibly wanT To go To The dance wlfh me Ernday nnghf I-Te nearly fell over when she sand Oh Tommy I d simply adore To go shuncrackln wnTh you Eor gosh sakes Suzy howdla change so qunck7 Whaf happened To your Roberf -l'aylor7 Oh ThaT droop Don T menflon hum I-le simply curdles me I-ley Sugarpuss now you re really In The groove Oh Superman you re snmply devasTaTnngly davnne Drusilla Toepelman Tl-IE AMERICAN SOLDIER I-le us Tall lanky and sTralghT I-Ins clear sTeel blue eyes crznkle up aT The corners when he smlles or laughs A frlendly chap he as buT noT so fraendly ThaT enemy agenfs would come knocking aT has door I-I walks wnfh a lnghT sprlngy sTep ThaT never falls In a Tume of need I-las bug sTrong hands darkened by The sun grasp sTeaduly The gun ThaT re Ts on has broad shoulder I-Ins cheerful smile and ever ready helplng hand sTand for freedom for hrs fraends hls famuly hrs counfry The laTTle boy on The sTreeT proud ly sTruTs up and down The sTreeT In his play unlform The brq solduer IS also proud of has offlcual unnform I-le keeps IT neaT and he wears T as :T should be worn I-le us always ready To defend The name of The army and his c:ounTry no maTTer whaT The odds are agannsf hum I-le IS always glad To know The folks he ns defending un Time of war he wanTs To know They are behind hum as he as sn fronT of Them I-le al ways does has very besf and when The sky rs cloudy and dense :T helps hum along To know Thaf The folks back home are sT1ll There bellevung In hum rallying behind hum and gnvung hum The besT supporT They have In Them I-le IS loyal To has counTry even To The ponnf where he would guve up has lafe before Tellung valuable secreTs of hus army and by so domg he goes down as one of The greafesf Amerlcans In hlsfory TI-IE AMER ICAN SOLDIER By lvleralee Eggers 46 . ,I . , . I I - 1 I ' II 1 ll II ' 0 I I ' - . . , . . . ' . . . , . . . . , I I I ' ' , . . . ,I . . I I . . . ,, ' II I ' 1 1 ' ' I ' II Il ' ' u 1 - II 11 I - - f 11 II I ' Il , . II I ' I ' ' ' III , . I ' I - :- I u I 0 I I ' - 1 . , I 1 1 u I I 1 I I I + ----------f-g-------- + BANK CDF RIG VISTA ig ll' pxqfy ' ' 1 - , , 4, n I Vx I -V 4 l lf A .gm ' f f 'P --------------'------ + NOAH ADAMS LUMBER CO N If I-Ieaoomrfe I MODERIIIYING CF OLD I-IQMLQ Seo Us Today Phone RIO VISIQ 2 Clwlc ouro Wa 'I I Groyf lsflon RIO VISIE FaIrI Qld Some people are born IooIIsh some aCoIuIr Ioolushness and some geI Ihaf way from wnhnq for Ihe Rams Ear Q Inwnl you lor you L5 oni yo I3 WI PAUL V AMICK FIorIs'r Coorllm Phon 3 8? FLC VERTIIVIE IS AIIYIIME Inspechnq QI'IICer Loire agaInI I-love you eyer done eInyIhInq on IIITIG7 Seannan Yes SII I bouqhI e Cen FoI'npIInIenIS SULLIVAN 8: LARSEN BUILDING MATERIALS EsIaolIsned I892 R o VISIEI CeIIIo h Pnone 25 48 -1- ----- ---I-I ---- I---I--I----I-I---I----I+ I I I . 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MSI IoId nw Im? imc T I IIC'., -1- -I- I-r- 1' ' - - -I' I Phone I4O Mrs. Miller, Proo I I RIO VISTA BEAUTY I I I SALON All Branches of Beaufy CIIIIU e I5 Soufn 3 d Sfreef BUICK MOTOR SALES C rndofo Amo oh e Sc co Pnonc I4 R o V sfa Cal Io J J COUPERUS M D PHYSICIAN and SURGEON BEN FRANKLIN STORES 3 a d c I OO and Up E SCI-IAIEER Manager o V sfa CaI Io WM A ECKART DENTIST Compl rnenfs POSTMASTER JOHN I FISCUS BRAID S APPLIANCE LINOLEUM VENETIAN BLINDS Gas and EIec+r c AppI ances Phone l42 R o Vnsfa CaI Io E G SIMMER M D The farmer whose pug was Icnlled by an aufomobule was ravrng mad DonI worry sard Ihe moIorIsI Irynng Io pacnfy Ihe bereaved owner I II replace your png You can I growIed The farmer You ann I Iaf enough I O rn 'v rvI I I I I - - - I rn I I I I I rc n IO --S . . . , . . I I Ri I - - A I rn I I I I I I I I DR. . . OI I I . I I I I I Q I I Cornphrnenfs - of I I I I . . , . . 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