5. . ' yu 1. 'l.r5':Q -X N 3 n AX 'Ney 'v 15 X . JS 1 ',-.5 'Et' N 1 F1 A '- '61, V Tv :Lx bb ff ','Q 21 .3 X A ' ,f 'f 35' . .. AI, 9 , ' ii ' . F sk- M5 ' n f I -ffl '1, 1.1-,a 9 1 Q. 'Kit 5- ., W HK 6 1 Af: Q' -iq. 5:-9' if .'.'.l ' Mn'-'Lf' wwf? 2 .vii-.Qi-gf !'af'1,m1: '2-:Pew N ,'.v Q I Rh'-,',', rQf'.-f.',' W-.. .'.-.2 Sffitifif -Ziyi :C-251:31 1.3155- 51.-:.uM -u. 'rf' -. fN'.' j f.: +51- +.-1-li grisly-55 . . . ,..'.. .A '- n V.. '. I-31'.f'I -41-.Inn e.1...... 4 -yi-K-1-I-Z'2 17?-.-'M-. 9'A'.z., V -...f.,.j.g w.'.-.u. xitfzi-Zt ': .,j.f.,...,, fi.,us ' ',:,:.,.j,j.Q.1.' I ' 1. I , nv . 4 N X 1 H ' 4 MIISSSSIICDINI Publication of the RIPON UNICN HIGH SCHCOL SENIOR CLASS Ripon, CaIiIornia VOLUME XVIII 1934 Flu ilmvmnrieun ESTALENE LISENBEE CLASS OF 1937 Contents ---MCLASSES -------N-.ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS HUMOR AND ADVERTISING ge Thre Page Four A right sta CLASS MOTTO rt in life is a career CLASS COLORS Blue and IfVhz'te CLASS FLOWER Gardenia half made Dedication To GREYDON MILAM zfuhorn we honor and aa'm1're for the gracious and lqina' interest he has shown in oar actz'w'ties, we, the Senior Class of 1934, sincerely dedicate this issue of The Mission Page Five Foreword QM There comes a time when every Senior Class must choose its motif for their year book, and to keep up this old tradition, the class of 1934 has chosen the Egyptian motif because Egypt, to the present civilization, is just the past of one of the earlier stages of life. Modern civilization is at present digging among the ruins of a once powerful and colorful nation, in the hope of finding old relics and wonders of that people, so that it may bring back memories to the present civilization of the bygone and almost forgotten World. Therefore, We of the Mission Staff with this issue of the Mission to be a relic of the past to the Senior Class and that it may bring back memories of a once powerful and colorful Senior Class, in the Ripon Union High School. Page Six Trustees MR. WILLIAMS MR. VAN DEN AKKER MR. HUTCIiINSON, Pres. MRS. F ARSCI-ION MR. TORNELL 4 E Ripon Union junior-Senz'or High School Page Seven Q' N X KX x W: NF 'fl Page Eight FACULTY Am Reading from left to right, beginning with top row. GREYDON MILANI ....... - ........,....,.....v............ ..... ........... - A . B. College of the Paciyic English, Dramatics WESLIE STOUFFER ...... ......................... ....... A . B. College of tlze Paciyic Principal VICTORIA HARTMANN.-- .........,... ...... . ..... .San jose State Teaclzers' College Music CAROL AUNGST ........ ................., S lady Hall Teacher FANNIE NELSON-- .,,.. ....................... . , ..o.......... ,,....., A . B. U niuersizfy of California Commercial, Spanish NADEAN TUIPPER GONZALES .................... . ................................... A. B. College of the Pacific Art, Mechanical Drawing PEARL ARBIISTRONG. ........,................................. , ...............,...C......... A. B. College of the Pacific Physical Education, Citizenship, Mathematics FRANK HEATPI ........ ......................,..................,....... . .. ..... A. B. College of the Paciyfc Physical Education, English JANET DAXVIS. ........ ..............,.................................. F resno State Teachers' College Household Arts and Science LESLIE B. BROWN--.. .--- ---------.-----..-----------.-------------------- . B. S. U nizfersity of California . Agriculture, Chemistry TED AUNGST ------- Social Studies, Mathematics A. B. College of the Pacifc LEONARD NICKAIG . -----------------..--.--------------- .--. A . B.,' M. A. College of the 'Pacific ' Debating, History, Library PAUL R. DENTON . ----- -------.--.----------------------.---- . ----- . B. L. U nizfers:'ty of California French, Mathematics GTIS M. KINGERY ------- --------------------------------------..-- ------ . . B. S. University of Illinois Shop, Agriculture ERNEST TURNER. -------- ------------.---------------- - --Custodian LILA AOKER BUCK. .-----. ------- . Secretary to the Principal BCARROLL MUNDY--.. --.---..---..... - ...........- ...........-....-...--..--...----- ..---.-. -------- C a cl et in A gricaltare iilvas here first semester only, so picture was not available. Page Nine Editor . ............. ........... ................... ....... . R a lph Anderson Assistant Editor ,- Business Manager-- ..,.......... ,- Assistant Business Art Editor ..,,. ........,. War Whoop Boys' Athletics ..... Girls Athletics ........ Future Farmers ....,...t. Seniors. .................. - juniors ........... Sophomores ........,. F reshmen, ,............. Junior High. ........ Snapshots .. ........ - Music ..... ....,.. Horoscope ........ Scholarship ....... Drama ....i....,. - Girls' League. ....,.. --------.Marie Santos --------Genevieve Pratt Manager ........ ......... C arrol Keirn .-----.----.Lillian Lund Zelma Epperson - ....i....... Fred Gritton ----.--.Ingomene Maskus -------,Paul Camoirano Ercell Stuart ------------,----Beatrice Rees ---------,Georgene Osborne Bonnet Elinor Santos Eugene Anderson, Betty Turner Stuart --------.Eleanor Fontes, Ruth Hutchinson john Poelstra --------.Neil Cedergren Marion Muscio Merit Board--. .....s......... ......,................ .....,.... G l adys Asklund School Honors and Departments ........ ..,,,....,....,,,...,,,.,,,.,,.,,,,, R uth Eastburg Humor , ......................... .. ..................... ........ J im Stinehart, Chedomir Kolak Student Body ........... ,,,,,.,,,,,....,,,,,,,,--,4,,.,.,..,. M ae Lagier Debiltillg ................... ........ G ladys Bartholomew Faculty Advisor .......... ,,,,.,,,,,,,,-, , ,Frank Heath Page Ten l - -K , , Kw W'N ? ' A ' .. A. 1 A ' ' . fww --:vf1'i- f ' M ,af 9 v1. vH- SH, KW 'n'-fv 'f!1.-NY:- Sir '4 awmf Q ! , ., , ' 7 M 4 4 5fi , x g ' Af , ,Q E Q ,. L 1 1 ' QQ, ,af , C , 93' - , - v w ' W W4 JN 454 awwfs WM WSW YW 'Q E A NM wmmaw- QWQWQQ awwwmw sam ,gg h,.,lW' ,,, :ww f -la WW W WWMMW W wwwmii was --1 H V 4, . AA .7 V Vu Y, A it K H D V 'A ' fT,f-A ,. ' ' - -A 1 ' . , f , 3 5, .x,. ! . ., , .X ,- , . . . , , x W Q-Eg Q'iQi,ij2,,Ew h t g ' 'f X Q? .+ .. mx nf v V n gl x , X J E53' ' W f ff ' Q y il? ' X au . Si , x1k M 5 WQQ D rk f mru' 'Pr HQ , ' -1'- ' 5 4 , '- Q ' L . g' N U 'i: ', . 1x. -N 'Yi-5fYr l'1I, L3. , tw- :,,,., . Nagin if Nfl my V ,- ,V I ' v S j.. wgxr fyf, , -.wwf :q u-M . F1fA:i g r hf,g-- L, A - L 4 4.5 s wha 3 ,U :uf vjygll X u , Q.: f , ah Y M ' . -U95 ' A'.,.. 2xt,'q5,.,, 1 ' warm' L , E? 34 N H A ' ' S w:B 'fw 'ff ' + L' X ewa'::, -- ? ' 11fQ1 m ...,- Mr ' Nfl- X .y 'H n fy ' f V -,: -V Rr, 'q 5: V w hy if 'K ,- ,, ,. 'i V . ' ff H i-l,j'J-, t2v,1: . ... '91 'V '5fx-' Qf5P - 7,3 2 -, HH .g 1 .:3,4'ff ' ,. rf il 'J QW- ' ' ' 'lhigiil J dmigggggif' Mgt . ' - ' , vw, . 9 ' M 13,115 L . ' !ffI f:'wEf:'j'4fW l9iv: -- rv. , - ' , - :, ,3,, e w ,, ,Q-A .X-I ' ' . ,1 jf. J ,f nf N 553 . -1 f vgg,fv+ Xyr -,AU .A,. .,5 M sp1 , -U n, E k W,. '1l'.5gts1..! ,,+' ., - ' : f nlif 'jf-.f:Ib11:w1L,, W TU QW, Q - ,,1 Qgi3,5, gg ft.y.Sf6.? g7,i ,,' ME:-fff iA, 1 , , ' 4552 W '-, zPHB7K..f3q.5f.g, ,, 5-x:!'g' .' ,-,,-.3, 4H4,i!FS'E5f .l ,f , w.5,,, x K-,wh Syl' um, w1j12g!e- My ' ,-2 ,.l3Qg'. ,lR 33.W yi53 ,,,,Ag ,, 5l, Mx - sh 12 11' S335 mga ' ,,gQ',, 'i9'xg .'-xglrgf xi-sgviiv ' K .P 11 A lf' , ' 1V-I' fJ!'f is A z A K ' ,gx ' .L ww wg 3Q1s5f ' f f' X J QZESE-' .-':?14',N' ' .i.Lgp. . '41 V P- ' -M '.a?i2'f' x -gr- -.wiqfffix - ' J ' Re? , '2iF ',.1.-M4-'aw '- 'Viv -'-if Yi 51,21 . 'X V 4. .. , 2 'yiar' vw, ik 4. fy-M M'-V -311' mg W: - -wh-S511 9151 ffm- ' : 'PF -.-ef --:Sw J U.: 1.33,-g'-:h.i,, .1 V , . 415 ' . ,. i,f ,M Q K 1 - ink!-?,j ' 4 4.414 ha, ., 1-aw k ., -K ,- M fx--5, I,-Ix 'f',,k. l3LM lfivzfwgp - E 5j. 3,w . ' I- t gg .vx A kin if-4' .img 'I.f1Qu- X ,, 'H lr ' 'U W X lv W ' HM' n 'mf HH H'1f1f 1G ,':f' FW ' ' . , g. ,ff - .221 if H1 W ' f?' 3- W ' ?-fats' W! 1 ' 'l 'L' 1' ' ' wiv' lv- ,.' 4-,'r: , YS 4' 1 H f 'H P wmffmbq, iw It H1 gf? ,, 'E Q f A .f i . f , . . .. ,,, U , i.g-5,1 TLV. gg yef ly I. E V- all Lg, -M , his N et all l av me ff W , H 5 A H 1491 was + -MM 1 Qs 'li 5 in . AW-xx 'ggi EE QW? ,gp PW M! mg is Mr-,Q wh Bud, - f t .f , , QW X i f I , , . H 4 f . 2 f , 'um' l 7,1-P . xi K F- ff zwxh'-yy. ,g ' 4f-, ' X if k. 1 '5f- N L' A ,' A'jJ.'5 fi-TEL Q'-'J'x5,L A '., A, , If 1. 54 'iffvi bf Ttlgztibffg ,. I' 'g A 1 RL ' 1 ' wx ' ' ' Q f mmm .ff A .l + W, AW Q , .. Q q i .A Q- ' . .'.Q 'A' f 5 , '- f 'mffffff eg, gr- ' ' 7 ' f x ' 'M - ' L A M m' w g ' . WW 4 f. Vx,, x' ' - A . 1 -.1 , Emi m f J ' if, ., . E V, A ,, W ,Q A' I T:bv. M?i 5' , nw ' zQ p ,Qgff wiwif? -, Gym, ag 55 , , Q :V+ ' .,f -4 ' e - if A- -' ,A - ?,gH ijeW ff W- his w w-.:'fh If JJ . - 'f may wi? - 513' sQafF.fmwQgmff?:Q ,ff gf? - ..-,. K' M A, F + ' , - -' 1 .. . ' f .- 4 - ff ., f --Y ' Q' ' - H , ,. , + Q ' af f 4 ,1 A Q - ig X 35 9. '7-153 . ,- -4 -, I 4, R325 '11 V 7 4.48 7 -- MQW -B1 . 5, '. I , W ', 'f' .U D V :lacy-,Q-11 W J ,N 1 Q 5 . ' ' , sy-ll' '1- ,, W , ,4,,g'QT ,2y1fkzf,gf'Ej'-g P' if YAG, f. 'Air'-QQ' ,' I yA1i.5'gg3-:,sfQ:,i,.f5m.j-3 . ,fm .-.gfi1X-yfsfgffwlg. ?f'f-, xQi',NXW 'm ' Wgff -. 4 L f K '-,ifg i 51 Xu tw 3- ER. fl 1157 4 if 'S5'1.?2.,.'g,f,1:,f, 'S Hit- ff 5a ?'?.-1-q1yvi1 '3 f, 112- M-'YQ V ..,V fi-6,5QQ,1.s-Em M51 'li1l,Qg'S7- fiiigfy w 41'2 9Q, fg',5mQffTfw4'-'fm f4fv,Qfzl.i1fig-SPM' f 'A ,fltf 5 W9 v Q ,.,QfFff.:f gQ ff Ziff. 1 aff:'f. xi ,.x'lEA-fmfiar-1,54 'L ,.'5---JE -flu .gy 'g--'r fIi.1g51T 5,4 df ',,Ef1'1Y2, Wflfxfv f9 : :'E'f?'!g ?'j!v3vw5E?. 1Q 'r ,Nr f18.,g5?5?ef wY1Y,'M':g,-f.y,l' , , 1 W':e41,','f9'f, -. '- gnifrraf -P'-951. RL7'f :'f2S4'5Hf '. f .Anfmihf V U0-'i4,1W'fAf Ms:f.4if.'f'W'fffx 2251 'fVE?.?:'H 2X.!,gE,T1L ?: New L-'5 G1- A-'f, -ffffff1iW.'.ffPT ' V ' v , -21.4 ' . vi u H -' 1 ' ' .. -wr If? 1. ' 1 'i. ',-. K 'N ral, A , ' .lr-A x N - ' r-.. '- '- -'1' V, 1. Q 'f' Y, Klymm v EtL.f?m1iw' M1. Qawvfsi.Q!Q2,iQQ3 , Qfpx. Af 5-My A355 f-v1I537F 'ifigyff Fisgqxfgx if m'.s,!m'1'1 , Q25-iffE,L'g03w+ffi?4++g4 ',gUY?'i..:g2'm,gf .. 2 -WW-ssEvf 'L' x 'Q W' V V 15 'Sf-,,,g416,E . . 1 '- - ' 4 wwf- - rife?- 'M -A , - xv .2i2'?'5-' wfmf- iv fl N X, h1' '.:W Wfff .az 4 '.4' - '22 111' X' 1, -Hi'-xif'i?12'-' - -?gff'ifZ9X' I' QQ I0-'5QWf'lf! SA4WT7 fL'A'f- 'Wh . -1145 gr . 'f EMQUEZQQ1 . M g ,.fL-Am-,nw .14-W-,v iii- IW, ,Rm fx- --M154-. :,:gf:Q-Q-h .f1,jf iffy: ff iM '-new ' Q'fff'i',,-ffmw 'Heel wif' A1 1f45filVU'mQ XXHLM fe.m fk1:. .z?5,'1fi5f5fr fsqfie.-ei, :Ea iL.1eIg4,A f49ff55w?i?F525 '55-5, mvieaii we l'M aylggp 1'-ff 4 if? 5' Wm All-v.iWftTR+ fr-'A:5'iisii'i52-f .. '+sf'M'??-3' f,-ffm -4' FfRJr1'3W' - 255 e iif?7' ' g p ' l?fA'fF' ,gf Pg,-g,,5,'wg--A.4.ggf -,,gq: -1,' -S .-,'.f?e'N.a.ggf .w--f- ,, , --ffwig.-Q1l'3w 'iw 519469: w 32 pi uni f,gA?wiA5r4fg?fI? lqggu-, 5- K Hifi, v WW? iwffi famfi, ' .fwfgmg x wifi mi, 3f. 'T' P+' 9.1 f'51if'iT'JQf?lfVf5Es1F,T4T2fffA:if 4 .A k'5'-f'Qk+lA. :'f i A- 'S ag A '- ' . RG QF? A nZ ii W- Q31-i?Wb2'f:?LEb.E3 +4 GS7Ef23ffz1 -3? ,A .ff-aesiikfa .W' MAJ fl-1 '11 1 LL- ki .' - Aflieih .i,.a9.:'2'il2'f1.i 5'1Qt'i1n Lmqisilkf, V. - V- .- f ,A 'A --.A 38535 35 3 ' . . VL' V. Afa, ,, VlVVV V . , V' P' Qi: www WEQE mwE3MV.4 AfmwSQQ?35s6VawwwgwsffaasggwkfQ .. .w V' ' V. ,V 1 . -A-'4 , Q .V ' ' V 4,1-f ,, ' -V . ' . TQ ' - 1 V Vw V V+. V. . .V V 29 . .. . V. . .. .V .-rr'-.2245 f--V . fs. V .V . gg,,.B.Vgea., 'EPHMWW VW MfwQ,'Nm,Vmf3-,.,'f:Fm - V V QQWHAKQQ Vw.. Q 'Wqgmw eff V VV WAW gh? QVVVWQV a wh T 1 . .V .V V .. -. V 5 V1 A V 'V V -'.! Q - .gf V L VV 'V , HN VV.V 1 W... :V .VV .V VS if V i.,g .VV .V VV 'U .V V V. 'V VV VV V. ' .V ' . -W . . ' ',, V., 1' if 1' v'Vif,VV V 1 ,.- .V ' , -V' ' V' . gm 15353 f V ff' ' 5 ' V-,' 'V , ., w fVV V ..w .M......----,WM- ,.,.Qm VQVWVVVV - 4 EV 4. VEAV-ivy? V . VV .,. .VVVVVVV VVVVV V ,V t V.. VVVHVQV V Y.VVV.V,Q,.VV V , VVVVVVV V :5.V VV'j 'V VVVVV VV VVVVVVVV-,E.q,4V. VV V -.XV , V, V2ViVnV5Vff'5V V V VVV, , 44 V, .. V 1.3 -. . ., ,J ru , .M --,.1- .. .-V , . 11,4 .. .,.1 VV . , V, '51 - - V 1, . L ' ' XV - X 1 I . ' .wi-F' -' .'1 V mf -5 .1- f,X5??1l' ' .Ea bf-1f '?'rV ' -.Vj.:'f?'Z ,H fl' ' , y .53 . T' : ' ' 'flffl' V' YJ' - . sq. , V, 1 V M' -N :VVf - V ff V V Yi Hai. VW f ..,, .V1'K7.y V. . -V . , . su niff ' . 5519 .. '.'ia5' . X 1 'V .. WEE, - Vw' 'N3f,' ,4 . dig-'V W f ' fc' .' 3 .V- f-'Wi Vfvr- ,1 ?1u, -11if:E.3VVVi,s:7, 'KQV Q' , ' .N','ff 'MJ + '. . ' ' . V - , Vffffffif ' 1 .. V . .Q.:.:VVfmV .g. ' 'r ii'ifg VfF 'VN5' V V W.. 5. . 1 ..V,V,V, , , ., ., ..aV.,, VV.q-,. WVVVAV . . Y... 4, . ,VE . u , I . - ' ,. '- . . wgu- ' . ag.. V. .V ' , . V-.. 1' 1 ' V . . MV-V..-..V.f 1-' .Via H... . V- V V -4 -1 V - -- V' 'ww . f' - '..z. 'f' .' J '5' J' ,YV .-1' .. - ' V' .1ff2'h WI?-'VgfiriaV.-. .A 4 . 0, . 5 I I- 1 -I ' KY H V . -' . V.. ,K,. V ..,,. Y. V, , .. V V -b 4 .. Q1 4 -. ,V . 'W V -Jw V V x. .JL V - . V t ' S ,,.' P' iftizz,1??f:ivv32:32 . ..- Q ,VA ff ! K 3 VV. V V .f,5VVVi:V - VV V3VV? 5-:V-VVVVV V ' - V VV V VVVV VEVV: V VVVVVV 5- VV ., VVVVV VV MQW V V VVV V ..-Lqvn, Q 43- H ..V . Vp- V VV V V. gf -V- V. :'.V VVVV 'V V ,EV V VV VV V V,VV,,V.VV,VVV9 VV VV V gzw .V f V:.V - j, V V . E-,V.1' -A V .M A... Vi: . V ,VV H- VV: V ,V - f -5 V QV, V V . . VV . - . . if I-11? ' 15. Iii: . . .mi V V- V. f-1' QTV .-fn... '. -' .. VWY' X -. , -' V- . 1' .. V ': 5 ' . ,. ' ..: ' ff ' V' ' - QM -. .-. AEE' -- .--'ietfw 'un' Vww.fw -VV. -11 V 'af' -f V . A .-'VV .e? ' . V 'Wh ' A :. -fb '. .. V . if K ' Lf - . lf S'-. 1 . ' .Qv5 V- 1 ' ! .. 3 ' ' ,uv-. M . 1 , jV a i?Ef,, .g V V V ,:.r1VV,Vr ,V 'V f'I,.V,w',-' h :Z JM ' VV - jge'...fV', f K ' VV . '- N .11 . V- -1 . A 'VAV :L:' fN V 3Wf5 V V 54 j lfj x f f',,A V:gj 1'! W .ff 4 7 3f7-Miv a 3133 ifftf, ff... A ' 'I new :F H MQ F U Ni ,A 1 ' 5 , , X , 'E E 4, ir ' 1 W L M Q ,.. f :', x:,, y .rf - , , V -3 1 A 1 1-,r . . '1 r r 11713, 1 4 VV V V 'Tp K A . VVVQV pq. -V VVVV. VV V VV V5 . M, VV V V A A 1 v V VV V 'MV 1 EV 1 WY wx VVV Ph V ,., VV VV yV V if M :mi if V V VV .WVVVVV + V, V ,VIV 1 VM lVn.V VV mv . :- 1 ' ' ' 1 f I ' K ' A Y 1 ' .- my HV .R . ., 1 gh V Vw 4' V hx-, ff V, -W. . - Vw VV , , ,vw mx ,., .V 'W Msg, HV HV, VV ,V VN, 1 9 T f Y Vu, . V. bm . VV V M, V 5V 2 ,V gp 1,,, 1 VVQVVVQ .1 VH' li fl R ms rl 'H If N v 5 5 Sh- X. ' viii A E , V , .. . i.,.x ' 51' ji uw mx Vi 'I' .. . Q. V . , Pl. V 432. fr. V V , VV' .Q .1 -Vw -V V- . .J !w'.f..Yl .- ffl.. -. - C9112-V' .e'NiZ'-' f..xf.f,. H FFTS '15 . f'.3 -'-if W, if ' -A V. . ' -..G :V if V -V ' 'V fn wx -we 15.3 H' fu -A f 'V 1- VW Va. -' .-H -'Q- f'VfVV 'aa ' f' V -f - P HW ' ' ' f NV V 5 'V . ww IU' V4 V. V. V 'f1'H:., '!'fH' W - 1 M V , . ' . J. V HRV .. -A 'V 4' is . 4 A V L. VWVV V,. ., IVV V ,5 . :VA 1. V - 'mg' ,. '. .' 1-V. - 'VV ,-X-1' .:, .JV r Vu V IV u V lu-,mx . N .Vx .- V.- . -. .- V .H - ' - H- ' VV- V ' Nr VV VVVVVVV Vmqfd KVV VV iw. W :VV O JZFVXVQ L55 VV Lfk ' Vu TV VL l W Y ,QV s u,U Q' -, - -4 4' M Q JN ,ln ', L W If J 1 EWTNHL HQ, I If 4353? fff VU 3,4451 Gt ,r A 'S' VK wg 1' A kk W Q Jw. x fm VJ 3 f V my . im , ihwvwi 45 -V t 1 Bu MN- . 4 . 6 F f ff' X ,va 29 9' 4 J in Ui? G' 9 'S' 'Fl 1 . . ri 1 P ' nm' a V. . . . . V V V . . . . 4VV1'g?W .A, E: ..- M .. VV. E Vgyzf f' ' -V . . :,VVfV-fam' ' Ar. .Qs-ng...1VVf'f-gguv-..V .. vs . l' - .mm iw. .. V'VV.3ggV 1 2V .V as .VV. V'.,- Q' J 1'4 .. V V X X .5 .V2. ' gym, V my-WWRQVEV ,V4 V.g,.Vf5VW,af-.1mwg+,.: i'.,,,,,,,,. - ,, ' .mg mm ,gf'g'41 Fr VV x JI 'W 3' Ly 1 4 ww ,Vw W 1 we . . . V.V,V V V. . V V ., . , 1 .. if 'V V V .VVV 'MVVV ' VV i V ...3SVV.g. ww.V. V' VV .k.- VVVVV,- .VZ .V V 'VVfl -f'r.Vs5Vf.V: V.VVVVVVVVV 'V ' VVV g'9f't.l? , . . ,.VA A , -- . .'. ' P' 5 ' 1 .A X ' P.. LM V l E nigh..- 'L VA .Al- E .1 Vi VV. PM .W5a.. ... V ..,V gsv' 15 I . 1 Vf ,gV gi5.3?V .f. . vs gpi 11. Wwfwmf V'f' ' W if?3f.-Wlffffff 4.1. V-mg .'.' 235- x Wi'-255 ' ff ' YA' - - 1 H. 'PQSN1' . ' 15 WN. . . .V EV ' ' if ' LU . ' '--f nf . ' :V .. ' .Vf .. X , V LV ,734 1 054' A V PFEJ .' 'fl-'Vi 745' . -V V . . . , V mm, Wffmmw. , ',, ' yr ff , pf V . .. Lp 5 . ' , 5 - V-.' -.'V VV ' Q VV V VV V VVQ5 V,'4 VV - fs ' . .,i VV V 'V.gv?f.VV V V VV VVVg. 1. V., 1 V -VV '- ff2gfbV j,, ,,mm1'fHfv,':Ri Jf A-WWW' M' .aqzmm . . ., . . M.. , ,,,, , .. ff? , Vg- V 'VIV 5VVf'1.:Q.g2 ,V'T' f b HY, 'ff ' 'iflkggl If n N' 4 V jj? c V - V- Vggin- ,VL ,,,i.f1,'1 'N -Jan Uv VHA W -. ,Il A , 1 mu 1' 4.11 'Q-'VV V V Vhxzgfx nn X., . VV -V-- ' 4,9 ' , V 'V if:- ' .IVVVVG L Q virjf , -ff . V V , l'QfE: Vr.u1?'51i1.:, fd ' . f f l viii: nit' ' ,, 'I' V , .. Q HJ Vqiuwfl xf, ,Ig 1. - ' 'S -. ' ' ' ' ., 3 VV- , I . '1 9P'.- - 2'1.e' . . 'f:'m'V-, V - ' V. .!', ' . ' ' VV . , :Vik V.. V V Via v. , ., . V, M 1 fi, M 1354 ,8 V..fVVi9VV . ., , ,V ,, V,,jVVjbfv,3 V-rp V -,.gf?V,VV . Jima -QW I ' 1 ' I. 54g'f?f1'- , f ' I I '1 1: 1- 'saw rm ' 'gf' vu Y im -5 'H ,9 A A I N N .ua , 41' ll A 'E D4 QV 'A -vzimm 35 -. .19 ' 'r .. Y' +f.V.- -.., L fi ' ff , . n J, , . , V , ,, . , ma. . .ta K V 6,55 1, V W, M 1- Q.:-'f 4' I ' 'MR 5' 14 m 'N' 0 'F ' Ai' e ' ' H' QE: K W 4 ' . A ' '. f- if .s' ' f ' 1 Y V' - . - V ' ' 1 x v-5 '1 -Vx wx xl- M fs as Y . .. J . .V f',. 'V. 4- . . V 'wqg .. .V .. - . . .JW - . 5 . , .. . Film? w,,. f 1QV ' :g gf V VN VV V A' ' ,.,.. ' .V.V ' 'A 'Q UP. MXPX LQ:-,. V in .VV-V .5 K7'V..V4'?'e - . V , . , V V E: L ,Vh . .QTQZQYQVQQ ,V qblmuy ,Lf Va eV:1w'g3gljM3,.,i.:VV..V,5n - 25.1322 'ww' 'Ag ,igy V V .V .gif . V .--V.-V .Nap .. V A ws. i 4' V. vw .-.. MV' ' 959 wi ,V.,-gf.,-Vpgy?1.VVu will -VP?f'f:f-Vi1sVrgVV:f1ff,if QV 'if 'iff-L, 'ff VL ,Qw gi: mm-1.1-iy auf: Vw. V .f:.V 1W.'., .gf4J 'Vg0...V-.V . T 'iff .ffm ffiffav-.'lfV9.V?f2 f....V2..s2uaK'V1- -.iff-V...fVfmiV.:ir 'Af'!ff's.ze1.ff2'i .f5! VW?-.'Vf:A-'fsrz.YfQ:1Vf'fif'IW 'mv' 4f.Vf+iWf?!E' 45 An' '1-f':'fxX ! hs? Q'.'f',V- Q w. 1' ff' '1'5 -' ?Iff'mV6 mM4l ' ' ' ' . '12 ' ' Q' W5 '-'XLW5 'ffufr-, 'L' . -Eid. il VV 1 'g full' i'-'xgwijiw Y ,L -'l' will-:YA .'.. .V I 'V V 'i- 'Vf 'V1- V 4 'f V f 4:3 V J A Vi- ' . .. IV 'PPV . . . 111. '-z' N' ,. ,. :g??Y51 x ' 5 :N V ' ' .V .rf V :7'vif 'pP. -fg '-- MW' V- Aw -'mn' VVV 1 if 49553 vw VV ' .V . . .V . V. fbfiwi , ffm. ,MVN . V . V mf--Vw an-.',V'?Vf vr3xW'?f'11....-YM .V15 .-f.1 V.?'-'71-1-ver' -'AMW ?4'T'vW-'qu 'E-qVg3?V' V..-7 V' :'f:,,1 VVVVYVVV :V -, V433 -fig,-:a.i'-S4gg 4'E2,.VJV,VViv VV,V1V zips' ,fVTgf VER, V . VVi . V Ji. , Vwjgj.: Vj1V2VV1,VgV3VV,V9V9,: V -.,,wVVV.... ,. . V . i'gV1V--V.VVVVV.VV:- . V .gg-V,-Q.-V . ,Vip .V V.,V. QV,.Vvg V ,,Q'.-q, w.VVVgVgV .V m V VVVVVVV . V V,.VV,,V,nV rm 1' P Mfg- Nkf,-1 fg. 1,,,V,.-..2?. 6if.frvV V- gwfv vw .,V .,s qi V., .,. V , gui.. Z...-..43PVVV-JVVQV.. . VVV,V .. gm 'H V UV. v H ' .Ki ' .7 4055, .V 475 Ffa, 5. 39- .,VV V..V ' 5'5li15f! l w . 5,5 fix.'9iV,y5gv'EV 2IVgaT.'af5 UNLV-..,1L.,1 .4Q?5Zf.V1f 5535- 1 - 41. Q . V. ky ' :3'1f,, Vw . . V . VVV-M--V . .. . QM - V.. wwf 9' . V.. ,. . . 47 .V ffm' :f t:f,-.2:4.:2tJ4i'5fy ,Aff i N ,, A - I gri' it A . .,.'f.fZ V 2 HW -..WV . +1 . . ft , .W V- V .. V . V 7 I I u 6 Y w ,g df 1. 525'-A-r-BHK? 'V . V wg V ,Bi . !q:,4:4V4?,V,-V liuysgsb V.:VV5L.z 1'f:fgXgF VVViiV V A V uw- ' 49? . .V VV '- ,. pew UV VxV.V.V.3f.g, Vv,'g',-55s1w,V ' tgiga Arlnf. ,V M1325 Q fr. Q-wfnvf' VV '-3.5535 WV,,V. g?3f mai' Vyfej' 5 'iff L-.VI?f'?15'?3A-'ii YVQ5-'NV 'iV ' 'V 'f' -:.A.-'ffm . ,fl-i?f f 5164. VT 'Wf5'aM',.aBA if .f ff-'iiif-.13-S' W 1'fV5 . Gif. Q . :LM .J -I VVA 'XX1 ,'4x'Flf,',x ??4'V.giHQ,. .'V0',f .Kilim 3'5z.,n'7 3. fii :.. :usa rw. ' gmt? - '-' 4-P-X 3f7f4?V4'qY'V .2-V'f?ffV:ue'rv'4?f' 'WQSS9 14f. 42Q6'fr-V312 ...w.-'VV- , -+V' .V.-VV..eVVQ14f,.-. H-21- ,Jw J., gm. V-1 ff. V?--mm w P QA, 'Gb-V 'FHWA'.m9',Qa:-.'f::1.11afF5fM?.-A.V:Qfgpm-V-m'?m,,,' VTIVm.:iVVxVV'+ mf p-fn-'-3 . ru. V v 'V Vu- .. ...mv 4 ,, V. A .Hy . L., . . ,. v.uuV,1-' . I Vw . ,.-,, .. V, , 1. .V.yI 5Qlp1QlV l'eVfr,.,V U.. ,QV V. , , VVV V VJ? .IVY 'IVV wi -., V 5 Vii' ,, .Q,Vf,4',V5,g-5',.?9fp-3'-VVpV,. .V V .Sy ' V v Rig-W, .3--1 A Self. 'fy AVV5!-tg gi +4 Lx- 'V. V-wV-.ff VV .:VV wp, '-9jVVLQs'!5VV-- V Vilfnef. YVRYE 4 932 QV '3+7',lMVli . L. Wiyjegxx -53. g,VV.5ytVV-g4,VV'.1 P- V., ffef' V5 x.. ' im' 'Q-1. A QW. .,3f.V. ' :?VL',JVfj gf 'Vrfzqgx.,.22g, VVwV,1,. 11... .: V ,g,. V, .V 'MV sh'VzHVffgyj1'Enf:',, Qyf:j Qfz'fv'g4'tV 'VV , za .V -ff 2 .55 NV V ',-V V6 VCV V MV? - :'.',i5iliVIF.g.mVV Vawipf. -,VVV..-,YQ , VV Vri 5 .V :IV 1, V. . .1 , V F1152 4 VQV' .gg rv Vf.fIF:V . V.,V1V-315.6 VV 5 VVQVV A:gVV,p,!V,- -1, .Vw V . VJ, V VVIVV, ,Vp . . -..V ' VA. M5 5 71' - 30- f'1T. ...:v'JU'Zm'b.-FEV 1 V ' -I. '. 4 ., V . V 1'3'Vf.:Vff.'W 'VV 55 - 'f Vp Lit aF 1N1j' U . '+75Fx .'..f' ff: ' iVH'-92.4..f'k45I5?pF.f5f,3if2.2, ig? ' ...V .,g.5g+Vw:.q . .fgf'-.V,,,:i5+fVg54 M. mfg VI. ,3lV:,,, V ,Vi .'V. VV Ig ., ..iVfIlLjV'V? Fil V' ff' ' 'V ,. -.V ' 5 ,,' js- ' - V , ' V. VV-1-3... V',.V 'VQQLV-VV? ,V QW- :'- f'fVi-,rr Vf VQAL 'P-451-4 . 9 IL, V-V.., Vr- 'Y . f 1 1- . is 4.'A'1..-5-. ,..L3. cz ..--.V-f tff- L9 V' , .V 'EQ V- VV . 'm2..V. ffVF.1HVs V - -.1 .-.X ,TR . 3: M- 'fb . dlw. u! Q- 1' .. A CLASSES Herman Ahles- Varsity Football 3, 43 Basketball 1, 23 Three R Societyg F. F. A. Judging 1, 2, 33 F. F. A. Treasurer 2, 3. Eugene Anderson -- Vice-President Class 23 Class Secretary 43 Scholarship 2, 33 Treasurer C. S. F. 33 lVar Whoolo 4: Mis- sion Staff 43 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Captain Basketball 43 Tennis Cup 33 Three R So- ciety 43 Gold R So- ciety 4. 3 Ralph Anderson- Class Pres. 13 Cla s s Sec'y 33 Vice-Presi- Scholarship 33 VVar XVhoop Staff 43 Editor of Mission 43 Mission Staff 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Tennis 33 Three R Society 43 Gold R Society 4. ,N CJ' . Va S Evelyn Barth- Transfer from Esca- lon 43 Be An Opti- mist 43 Mama's Baby Boy 43 G. L. Program 43 Shakes- pearean Contest 4. Paul Camoirano- Transfer f r o m Esca- lon High: Ba.sketball 2, 3, 4: Track 43 F. F. A. Judging Teams 3, 4: Mission Staff 43 Three R Society 4. Neil Cedergren--D, C, B, Basketball 2, 3, 43 Track Class B 43 'lnterclass Basketball 43 Scholarship Society 3 Semestersg Shakes- peare Contest 3, 43 Three R Society, Gold R Society, Class Vice-President 3: Student Body Wel- fare Mgr. 43 Suicide Specialist 33 Be An Optimist 43 Librari- an of Dramatics Club 43 War Whoop Staff 4: Mission Staff 43 Boys' Junior Athletic Mgr. 4. Johnny Dedini - D, B, Basketball 2, 43 In- terclass Basketball 43 Band 2, 3, 4: Music Festival 33 Purple Towers 23 Jewels of the Desert 43 G1 e e Club 43 F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Davis Ag. Picnic 1, 2, 3, 43 Judging Contest 1, 2, 3, 4. Ruth Eastburg-- Scholarship Society 6 semesters: Gold Seal Bearer 43 Class Secre- tary 13 Trea.surer of Scholarship Society 23 War Whoop Staff 2, 33 Mission Staff 2, 3. 4: Interclass Volley Ball 1, 33 Old English R 33 Debating 3, 43 Nat'l Forensic League 3, 43 G 0 l d R Society 43 Secretary of Scholar- ship Society 43 Gold R 33 Guard 4. Page Eleven Donald Epperson - Varsity Football 3, 4: F. F. A. Sec'y 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. Oratoricals 4: Purple Towers 2: Suicide Specialist 3 Be An Optimist : Radio Program : Judging 1, 2, 3, 4: Jewels of the Desert 4: F. F. A. Regional Sec'y 4: Shakespeare- an Contest 4: Drama- tics Club 4: Glee 3. 4: Davis Picnic 1, 2, 3, 4. Zelma Epperson - Tennis 1, 2, 3: Basket- ball 1, 2: Volley Ball 2, 3: Speedball 2, 3: Be An Optimist 4: Archery Mgr. 3: Ath- letic Numera.l: G ol d R Society: Gold R and Guard: Scholar- ship 2, 3: Mission Staff 4: Editor War Whoola 4: Assistant Editor War Whoop 3: Ma- ma's Baby Boy 4: Tennis Team 3: Lib- rarian 1. 3: Office As- sistant 4. YVilliam Ferriera- Transfer from Stock- ton High 3: Football 3, 4: Baseball 3: F. F. A. 3, 4: Suicide Spe- cialist 3: XVar VVhoop Staff 4: Band 3: Class Committees 3, 4. Michael Fitzgerald - Suicide Specialist 3: Be An Optimist 4: Purple Towers 2: Vice-Pres. Class 4: In- terclass Soccer 1: In- terclass Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Interclass Baseball 1, 2, 3: Track 4: Varsity Football 3, 4: Football Carnival C. O. P. 3: War Whoop Staff 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3: Glee 2. Page Twelve Eleanor Fontes- Mission Staff 4: Class Sec'y 3: Class Vice- Pres. 1: G. A. A. Ex. 3: G. A. A. Vice-Pres. 4: G. A. A. Sec'y 3: G. L. Ex. Com. 2: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3: Basketball Mgr. 2: Tennis Team 3: Athletic Numeral 1: Class Teams 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 4. Tiansfer Modesto 3' Volley Ball 3 4 Bas- 3 Speedball3 4 Ten- nis Team 3 G A A. Ex. Corn. 4' Athletic Numeral : Typing Award 3: Musical C edy 4. Mary Garber- ketbau 3, 4: 'Baseball 3 ! Fred Gritton-Boys' Athletic Mgr. 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. Treas. 4: F. F. A. Vice-Pres. 4: Baby Beef Show 2: Davis Picnic 2, 3: Stage Mgr. 3, 4: Be An Op- timist 4: Jewels of the Desert 4: Mission Staff 4: Band 3, 4: Glee 4. Cornell Hinton-F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4: F. F. A. Reporter 4: F. F. A. Treas. 3, 4: Davis Picnic 2, 3, 4: San Luis Obispo 2: Judg- ing 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee 2, 3. 4: Band 3, 4: Music Festival 3: Purple Towers 2: Jewels of the Desert ' 4: lVar XVhoop Staff 4. Ruth Hutchinson- G. A. A. Ex. 33 Sec. G. L. 33 Glee 43 Musi- cal Comedy 43 Sports 1, 2, 3, 43 Mission Staff 43 War Whoop Staff 43 Varsity Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Var- Sita! Volley Ball 1, Chedomir Kolak- Crocodile Island 13 Class Treas. 23 Class Pres. 33 Varsity Foot- ball 43 Football Car- nival 33 Student Body Pres. 43 Basketball 3, 43 Jewels of the Des- ert 43 Dramatics Club 43 3War Whoop Staff 43 Mission Staff 43 Mama's Baby Boy 43 Tennis 3, 43 Three R Society 43 Coach's Assistant in Gym 43 Indoor Base- ball 43 Glee 13 Inter- class Soccer 13 Inter- class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Interclass Base- ball 1, 2, 3. James Kroll-Base- ball 43 Football 3, 43 F. F. A. 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Band Contest 23 Music Festival 33 Miss Cherry Blos- som 23 College Daze, 33 Be An Op- timist 43 lVI2l.-I1'1EL'S Baby Boy 43 Drama- tics Club 43 Soccer 13 Glee 1, 2, 3. Evelyn Leppard- Volley Ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Speedball 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Volley Ball 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 43 Varsity Base- ball 2, 33 Track 2, 3, 43 Athletic Numeral 23 Athletic Stars 2, 43 Block R 3 Junior Play3 Honor Roll 3, 4. Lillian Lund--Class Treas. 43 G. A. A. Yell Leader 3, 43 G. L. Yell Leader 3, 43 G. A. A. Ex. Com. 43 G. L. Ex. Com. 2, 43 Junior Play 33 Senior Play3 Mis- sion Staff 43 Drama- tics Club 43 Numeral 23 Block R 43 Star 43 Art Awards 3, 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Interclass Volley Ball 3, 43 In- terclass Basketball 3, 43 Horseshoe Cham- pionship 3, 43 Varsity Baseball 33 Interclass Speedball. Ingomene Maskus- Class Sec'y 33 G. L. EX. 33 G. A. A. Ex. 33 G. A. A. Pres. 43 Mis- sion Staff 43 Junior Playj Senior PIRYQ Volley Ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Speedball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Varsity 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Tennis Team 33 Ten- nis Mgr. 3. Marion Muscio- Mission Staff 43 Jun- ior Play 33 Class Sec. 43 Typing Award 2, 4: Typing Contest 2, 43 Volley Ball 1, 43 Speedball 3, 43 Gold R Society 43 G. L. EX. Com. 2, 43 G. L. Pres. 43 Delegate to G. L. State Conven- tion 43 Gold R 43 Athletic Numeral 43 G. A. A. 3, 4. John Poelstra- Scholarship Society 7 semestersg C. S. F. Treas. 2, 33 C. S. F. Pres. 43 C. S. F. Con- vention Delegate 43 Gold Seal Bearer 4: Class Pres. 23 Basket- ball 1, 33 Merit Board 2, 33 Chairman 43 N. F. L. Pres. 43 N. F. L. 3, 43 Mission Staff 3, 43 War Whoop Staff 43 Gold R Societyg Student Body Prez. 4. Page Thirteen Genevieve Pratt- Business Mgr. Annu- a.l 4: Lyceum Mgr. 3: Bisiness Mgr. Junior Play 3: G. L. Treas. 2: G. L. Ex. Com. 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Pres. 2: Mission Staff 3, 4: Vice-Pres. Stagesters 4: War VVhoop Staff 4: Senior Play 4: G. A. A. Ex. Com. 4: Li- brarian 2, 3, 4: Block R 2: Gold R and Guard: Class Head 2: Gold R Society: Tennis Cup 2, 3: Ten- nis Team 3: Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball 3, 4: Class Volley Ball, Basket- ball, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Speedball 2, 3, 4. Martha Jane Rich- ards-Transfer from Palo Verde Valley Union High School 4. 'Pa 7 James Stinehart Basketball 2, 3, 4: Tennis Team 3: Foot- ball 4: Baseball 4: Be An Optimist 4: Jewels of the Des- ert 4: Glee 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Con- test 1, 2: Three R Society 4: Stagresters 4: C. S. F. 3: Athletic Mgr. 2. 4: Mission Staff 4: VVar Whoop Staff 4. Ercell Stuart-Class Treas. 1: Class Pres. 3: Sec'y of Band 3, 4: Sec'y of G. L. 3: G. L. Ex. 3, 4: G. A. A. Ex. 3, 4: Class Teams 1. 2, 3, 4: Speedball Mgr. 3: Basketball Mgr. 4: Varsity Bas- ketball 4: Crocodile Isle 1: Jewels of the Desert 4: Busi- ness Manager Senior Play: M-u.sic Festival 3. 4: Band Contest 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Gold R and Guard 3: Gold R Society: Lyceum Mer. 4: War Whoop Editor 4: Ass't Edi- tor Mission 3' Mis- sion Staff 4: Radio Programs 2, 4. Page Fourteen Howard S t u a r t- Class Pres. 4: Class Vice-Pres. 2: Cla s s Treasurer 3: C. S. F. Pres. 3: C. S. F. Vice- Pres. 4: Student Body Vice-Pres. 4: Pres. of Band 4: Football 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Inter- class Basketball: Band Contest 1: Gold R Society 4: Three R Society 4: Mis- sion Staff 3, 4: Typ- ing Contest 4: Sui- cide Specialistn 3: Junior Athletic Mgr. 3: C. S. F. 6 semes- ters: Gold Seal Bear- er. Betty Turner-C. S. F. 2, 3: G. L. Social Chrmn. 1: Crocodile Island 1: Purple Towers 2: Mission Staff 3, 4: War Whoop Staff 1. 2, 3, 4: Typ- ing Contest 2: Band Contest' 1: College Daze 3: Gold R So- ciety: Gold R and Guard: Suicide Spe- cialist 3: Be An Op- timist 4: Music Fes- tival 3: Band 1. 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Stagesters 4: Jewels of the Desert 4: Li- brarian 1, 2. Johanna Van der Plaats-Baseball 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1, 2. 3: Sneedball 2, 3, 4: Vol- ley Ball 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Numeral 3: G. A. A. Star 4: Glee Club 4: Jewels of the Desert 4: Music Fes- gival 44: Commercial .3, . Magdalena Visser- Honor Roll 4: Com- mercial 2, 3, 4: Typ- ing Awards 2: Sutter Creek Typing Contest 2: First Year Typing Cup 2: So. San Joa- quin Contest 3: Class Committees 4: G. A. A. 3, 4: Athletic Num- eral 4: lnterclass Vol- ley Ball. Speedball, Tennis, Track 1, 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Oueretta 4: Music Festival 4. Cur Class History Mm If you can remember as far back as 1930 when we, seniors now, verdant frosh then, entered the big Institution of Ripon High School, with Miss Bengtson as our worthy commander, who so willingly helped us to begin our successful high school career, you will remember that then, as usual, all freshmen were green, but we were an exception to the rule because we were not as green as we looked. We, the high and mighty seniors of 1934, all agree that our freshman year contained the happiest days of our whole high school life. AS FRESHMEN First Semester Second Semester Ralph Anderson ...... ............. President .......... ,........ . Ralph Anderson Eleanor Fontes ..t. ......... V ice-President ,........ ........ E leanor Fontes Ruth Eastburg ........, .......... S ecretary ........... .......... W ilma Barbee Ercell Stuart. ......... .......... T reasurer ......... .. ...... .--Ruth Eastburg ACTIVITIES AND HONORS 1. Initiation. 2. Freshman Party. 3. John Poelstra won Frosh Scholarship Cup. 4. Fern Hayes won Declamation Cup. OUR SOPHOMORE YEAR In the fall of 1931 we came back as Sophomores and certainly were proud of it. Nothing pleased us as much as a chance to initiate the Frosh. Our advisor, Miss Bengtson, left school, and so we drew the worthy Mr. Milam as our advisor. With his help we gave our class party, which was a great success. 1 First Semester Second Semester Genevieve Pratt. ........... ........ . President ..... ...........,... J ohn Poelstra Howard Stuart. ........ ,......... V ice-President . ........ .......... , Eugene Anderson Wilma Barbee. ......... ......... . Secretary .....,.... .......... R alph Anderson Ralph Anderson .......... .......... T reasurer ........ r- ......,.... Ched Kolak ACTIVITIES AND HONORS 1. Girls won inter-class cup. 2. Genevieve Pratt won tennis cup. Page Fifteen OUR JUNIOR YEAR At last we became upper classmen and real leaders of the school. With Mr. Milam at the stern we overcame all difficulties. Our Junior-Senior Sport Dance, held at Hotel Wolfe in Stockton on May 5, was the talk of the school. Our Junior Play, Suicide Specialist, given in March, was a great success. We not only took honors in athletics, but in scholarship as well. VVe ended the Junior year with a picnic at Twain Harte. First Semester Second Semester Ched Kolak ........... ...., . President . ....... ............. . Ercell Stuart Howard Stuart ....... ...... V ice-President .... .... . Neil Cedergren Eleanor Fontes ........ ....... S ecretary ........ ..... . Ingomene Maskus Ercell Stuart ....... Treasurer. ....... ...... H oward Stuart ACTIVITIES AND HONORS I. Girls won interclass cup. 2. Genevieve Pratt won the tennis cup. 3. Junior-Senior Sport Dance. 4. Suicide Specialist. 5. Eugene Anderson won the boys' tennis cup. 6. Lillian Lund won first in horseshoes. OUR SENIOR YEAR And then came our Senior year. Although we weren't so many in number as when we entered as freshmen, we certainly let the other classes know we were there. Our senior play, Be An Optimist , was said to be one of the best plays ever presented. After much heated discussion our Senior Ditch Day was held in March at San Francisco. It turned out to be one of the best times we have ever had. The Juniors honored us with a sport dance on May 18. Baccalaureate services were held at the Swedish Mission Church, and then came Graduation on May 31. First Semester Second Semester Howard Stuart. ....... ......... P 1'CSiClC11f--.- .... ......... Howard Stuart Mike Fitzgerald ..... ......... V iCC-PfCSidCDI. ...-.. .......... R uth Eastburg Marion Muscio. ....... ....... . SeCrCtary ......... ...... . Eugene Anderson Lillian Lund ...... ....... T reasurcr ........ ........... L illian Lund Page Sixteen ACTIVITIES AND HONORS I. Boys Won Interclass Basketball. 2. Girls Won Interclass Basketball and Volleyball. 3. Skating Party. 4. Senior Play. I ' . 5. Senior Ditch Day. 6. Girls Won Interclass Speedball. I Many members of the Senior Class have been outstanding in Scholarship and Athletics. Those leading in Scholarship in the four years were Ruth Eastburg, John Poelstra, and Howard Stuart. Athletic honors for the boys were taken by Ched Kolak, Eugene Anderson, and Ralph Anderson. The Senior Class girls took many honors as a group. Those individuals that took part were Ruth Hutchinson, Genevieve Pratt, Ercell Stuart, Ingomene Maskus, Eleanor Fontes, and Evelyn Leppard. Thus fades the high school career of the class of 34, but the memory of the four years in high school will remain with us forever. Lim Page Seventeen Page Eighteen Senior Horoscope S C Name Title Fcworite Expression Pastimcf 1 Future Eugene Anderson ..... ...... G ene ...... ......, - Oh sure ............,. .................. I ngomene - .................... .... , ...... H ................. N ew custodian Ralph Anderson ....... .....,A A ndy ........ ....... - It's a great- life ....... - ...... Playing basketball- ..... ....... . - .... ...... - ....,................ Artist Herman Ahles ....... Zodiac ...... ........ L et me think- ......... ....... D oing nothing ......... ........... ............ - ............... . . --Farmer Evelyn Barth ........ ...... P at ....... ........ O hl Mr. Brown- .,.... ......, M odelling. ................. ...... . Artist's Wife Neil Cedergren- ....,. ...... B ugs ...... ......., A W gee- ............... ...... Dodging women--- ...... .,...... P resident Paul Camoirano ,.... ...... P aully ..... Q ....... Oh Fred---- ------- --------- P revaricator -.---.-----..-- -.----- .-,. -.-- G a n gster John Dedini ---------- ---.-- J ohnny-4 ---- ------ , Heh heh ----------..----------.--- --Ditch digger ---.-.- -...-...- . .Chorus man Donald Epperson----H -.---- Ep ----------.-- -------- H ow are you? ---...----- ---Zi--Teasing girls ------- -.----- - Horse doctor Zelma Epperson -----.-- -..-.- Q13 eenie- ----- .-----. A Done your chem? ------------.- Talking- .-----.... .------....-- T eacher Ruth Eastburg. .---------.--. ..--.. R uthie- ---.- -- -.-.- My Johnnie- ----.- ..-.---- ----.. C . S. F.. -.--------.. ------...-... . .-..--.------.- D unce Michael Fitzgerald- ------ ----.. M ike- ----- ------- . Yeah, I know ..-.--- --.---- M aking love- -----.- ..----.. T raveling salesman Bill Ferriera .---.----- ----- - ---.--- ------ D u ke ----.--- -. ..--- Yeah ..-.-.--.- .--.... -.---.. G r inning --.--.-..---.-. .--.-. S omebody's hero Eleanor Fontes- ----- - -.---- El ----------.- ------- H uh? --..- ----.-- N urse maid- -.----- ----------.- Q uestionable Mary Garber .----- ------ J abber ------ ------. - No, sir ---..-.- -..-... - Dancing ---.-------- ---- . ----Missionary Fred Gritton- -------- ----- . Freda ------- -----.- . Quit it .----.----- ---.--- O ur idol ------------------ - -.-----. Being idle Cornell Hinton- ------ ------ C orney -------- ------- H ello dear --..---- ----.-... M onkey business .--- -.------ . Bigamist Ruth Hutchinson. --.-- --.--- H utch ------ -- .-..- Unprintable. ...----------.. -------.Developing IT --..-----.-.- ---..-- S ucceeding A Jame Kroll --------.--- ------ J im-- ------- ------- - Is it possible? --.--.- ---.---..--. T rying to be funny -------- ----------.------ P reacher Chedomir Kolak ---.-. ---.-. C hed -----.- .- ----- --Hi Kid --.--. - ...-.-- -..... P laying with scissors. --.---- .---.-.. Photographer Lillian Lund .-----.-.- - ...-.. Blondie ,--.--- --.-..-- O h yeh ?--- .....-.-. Dyeing---- -.-----.-------. - -----. ------ - ------ ------- Y e ll leader Evelyn Leppard --.. ---- ------ E v ----------. ---.--. S h ut up --...- --.....- - ---.. Trying to whisper --.-.- . ---.-.- Hog caller Marion Muscio- ------ ------ B unny- ----- -----.-- O h Kid -..--.-.---.--.-..-- ....-..-. M an hunter -------------.--- ------ S till hunting Ingomene Maskus ...-.-. --.--- I ng --------- ----...- W here's Pratt?.-- ..--.. Sitting with Gene .--.---- .---.-- W e Wonder Genevieve Pratt .-..---- .----. G inkie -.-..- .-...-. . I'm so n rvous .--....- ...... S elling tickets -------------- ---------- . - ------- Nun John Poelstra ---..--.- -..--. J uan ------- ---Yes dear -..-...-...-. Q- ...-.. Ruth -----------.-----.-- --.--- B achelor Martha Richards ----- ------ W es -------- --.--.- Y ou kids .-...-. --.-- - Sex appeal .---- ------ -------- D o ubtful Ercell Stuart .-.- ----. ..-..- E r cie -.---- ...-.-. - Come on ......- ...... C an't tell ---.-. ------- W --.--. ---.- C h orus girl Howard Stuart- ..--. .----. S turdy --..-. -....-.. O h no ---...-.....----... -.-.. - Studying -...-. - ------ -------- C hemist James Stinehart. ------ -----. P inky --------.- ----- - --Hi boy ----. L -------.---- -.---- M aking faces ------ ------------- - ---- C lown Betty Turner ------ -----. Roly Poly ------ ------. I 'll tell my daddy ---. .---. -Making eyes- ------------- -.---- ------ O p era singer Magdalena Visser -- ---------- ------ S is- --------.------ ------- O h Johanna .---.-----.. .---.. A lameda- ---------------- h -.---- - -------- - -, ---- Ballet dancer Johanna Van der Plaats- --------.--- -Jo ------ -------- M y lands ---- ----.- Giggling ------- .----- ------ - g ---- , - Evangelist I n u n E y , E Page Nineteen Top, junior Class - Center, Sophomore Class - Bottom, Freshman Class Page Twenty Junior Class Class of Blue and Gold, '35 L. B. Brown, Advisor At last we have emerged upon the scene as Juniors. This has been one of our most eventful yearsg a year to be remembered forever. The oilicers selected were as follows: First Semester Second Semester Carroll Keirn ................ ........... . . President .... ..... ........... H o ward Anderson Robert Hutchinson. ......... ..,..... V ice-President ..... .......... ..-Charlotte Haller Ernest Ahles ............. .................. Secretary ......... ........... C harlotte Stahlberg Charlotte Haller ....... . ....... .. ...... - ................. Treasurer ............ .. .... ............................ .Nick Tocco We started the year off by holding a class party on November 23. Then on March 16 we presented our Junior Play, The Charm School. The leading parts were taken by Carroll Keirn and Marie Santos. In this play Carroll taught young girls how to be charming. As is to be expected, we followed our play by a cast party held at the Stouffer residence with the boys of the cast acting as hosts. Another class party was held on April 125 this time in the form of a skating party. Then on May 18 the climax of all events was reached when we gave our junior-Senior Prom. This was held on the Roof Garden of Hotel Wolfe in Stockton. Thus an eventful year ended for the Juniors. me Sophomores Class of Green and Gold CLASS OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Gertrude Lisenbee. ........... ............. P resident. ........ ........ G ertrude Lisenbee Barbara Waters.-- .......... ........ V ice-President ........ .......... , Kari-is Keirn Evelyn Ferriera.-- ..... ...... . .... S ecretary. ........ ................. J une Day Janette Fisher ........................... . ................. Treasurer ................... .. ......... .... ,.... L ouise Arroquy The Sophomore Party was held on the evening of.December 8, in the high school auditorium. Various ames and contests were en'o ed during the evening 5 1 Y 1, C, by all who attended. Decorations and refreshments were all of Christmas motifs. The Sophomores this year have shown a great deal of hospitality toward the Freshmen by welcoming them with a party instead of an initiation, which otherwise is customary. The party was held on April 20, and proved to be a huge success. ' Page Twenty-one Fl'CSI'llfl6l'l Class it The Freshman Class began their first year. of high school life under the capable direction of Miss Hartmann. Officers for the year Were: First Semester ' Second Semester Jack Hitch ........,... .......... P resident ......... ........ J oe Bettencourt Ray Leal ..,..,....., ........ V ice-President ........ ........ A rthur Stuart Billy Haller .......... .......... S ecretary ......... ...,...... P hyllis Gritton Anita ParsonQ ....... ..,........... .... ......... T r e asurer ................ .... .......... A n ita Parson It is evident that the class has Lady Luck on their side as there was no Frosh initiation. c The main features of the Freshman activities this term were a Christmas Party, a stag party for the boys of Mr. StouFfer's citizenship class, a Freshman-Sopho- more party, and Frosh assembly to end the year. Page Twenty-two Junior High :mm First Semester Second Semester Henry Hat ................ ......... P resident .... .............. Henry Hat Vivian Jorgenson. ,...... ....... V ice-President ....... ....... E linor Santos Lizette Fisher Y... ......... Secretary ....... - ......... ...,..... L izette Fisher Elinor Santos ......... ........ T reasurer ........ ..,,,.... E ugene Berry The Junior High has had two parties this year. One was a Hallowe'en party given on October 28, 1933. After going through the Chamber of Horrors, Hallowe'en games were played throughout the evening. Refreshments were served later in the evening. Our next art is to be a swimmin Dart held at Stockton. This re ort P Y 8 l Y P having been written up before our second party, we are unable to write about it. The Junior High decided they wanted a stage of their own. The school board gave us a platform, so next we needed curtains. A program was given on February 9, 1934. Recitations were given, followed by some tumbling by the girls' gym class. Selected numbers were played by the Junior Orchestra. A negro comedy was given, called Ammonia White vs. Rastus Jones. W'e made 154473. Everyone took part in our program and enjoyed it very much. SPORTS The Junior High boys have been playing different games against a number of schools all year. We started out with football, playing the high school, Manteca, Salida, and Escalon several times, and lost only a couple of games. Then we played basketball, practiced a lot, and played different teams. Once in February we played in the Stockton Y. M. C. A., and went swimming afterwards. Now we are prac- Page Twenty-three ticing on baseball. We played the grammar school and are going to play the Chris- tain School Friday, April 13. VV e hope to be lucky and win the game, although it is on Friday, the 13th. Later games will be played against Salida, Atlanta, and the River School. The athletic season will close with a combined track meet among the various grammar schools around Ripon. The girls' gym class started out this year by playing volley ball. Several games were played with the Freshmen. Next we started to play basketball. After practicing a while we played the Frosh and won a few games. We are now practicing baseball. We haven't played any other classes yet, but hope to shortly, and We will try our best to Win. As soon as the tennis courts are cleaned off we will start playing tennis. Then We are going to have a tennis, archery, and horseshoe tournament. Page Twenty-foul' vw-fr: 1144 wx 'gaf ' ' . +1 x - x x 1 Q1 11 9 ' 4 4 Www? X, 4. , 1 f..: P, .W '1' ,3,f,.-is V .5 ,Q 1 W' vel' ,gi '- K-w ?.:vf---.,, fav bgfgx: AM -:f f b . f' .. kb ,I M L . .., f Z ,fm -,JT A4 . -, .I Li, A V in It -1 , :JG ,.-:Muir tml,-4 Q -,EXE -+.'H-A1x,. - 719315, 1 5 um' - w YR? ' ' m ' ' ' , T439 W W' ww mv 'A .L +'-M-fy-.S+ 'M V' JY' ww ? 5 4 h. -., ' Wfv? J ' A W N 5i7 1' 1f'N5? 4'??n4 L 1-4'dvFf ?W h' '1 f . - -H f . . .mam-A V- X 1'ffi.MUff?N:.i?x+?',kef.w?l7f7T? , ' 3 Q5 'Wg -A . - ef -ff . . . ,P bxlx ,va P ,lwlgd-,Y V I . 1 1 ,,.. :I 'N V2,5Ij,iv-1 ,. IT. fmifv-' . 051 I 'J ' ',w, I -' y Ula-,wb :Rf 'L, ,! ,,w ' f vizifqgif M . if je' ixqfv- --gf . if Mira-' ' p Q- . . l , saw ,Nz'.p. g If-'Cp' A . 3?'wf.1,.g:-. L .'.'1aQg.+Z,reQi.f WM? --5?w'.15.'.,. XA-A 'f..f 23.+.tf .sf'.fQf'.fff M' MTM- , . . 3 . ., infix L TGAKQYHWQ 45 W. H LH: .pk-4' ...i nm' f11.'.fVr :Lf Tv ' 2 Ae ..fe +'f 4k -.3431 lf? E ..Ag' f -.2 ' -if V. Ni ! . fggk -.V - , ., f' .A 4 -:SN .inf -Q -11. ' Q, .-'ii i- rv-la? . -- '.Fh ' A Lu 1 ' , 4. ' ff :ff f a ,M A l -ww . .. . wiibf 12- W 155235 1. 1ff'f ..1:+19f .TA . - 5r' W f - 4 - A 4 'L .V . , ' X Af . in ., N .M 2 MMM if I ' . ' if . , , . 'I' . Q.. M.. ,.,r TQ? . , .. .nw . gf. . J - fl . ' .. W, I 4' .X,,, ,6', ' .,,' 6 . 4v.g . , 4 ,.'r I ,El , V- V: 4 ,p , ,Z , -aug Y A-x Qggfp fm , , y . g Qf.'!.-3 . ilr D ., V 'Z -., ' .ZJ fx ' qlh g? .. hf ggzg V 'liiwfiww imssz-1. filiiiiifffkkmgl 'Qfs5 ?Z-Wg, ,- g'421v'g51'5W,f,,g3,5WM Q A 5 ' WAV QM mai 4 'N 1 -AE fa 11' Q iklf! E BFI' ,. I NWI :lr fi. Q Z fffii f ' M. ff .Q 'Q A' . ' A' bVJ ' f f1 -' . V ff - . f -- 1 . f . J. ' - N W . . .. my A Q.. . Q W . ., 5,5516 . . . -- f . f M - ' - P Y- f ' - -.4 ., .1 - 1 '- Y H I w. .1 - -R, H 1 ' . V .qw .A 1. .MWA wg.. .. mf. ms -Q-g-,,f ,gf .. . . mw- ' 'f ' .rw ' Lwfv-f' - . A -vw ,fffef-4 .. .s - .Q :Q-fam -A .V - 1, g f , + ,- 2' -' n fzi' H ' 9 Q,,z'25Tf' .. f, . ,,1 ni , fig 11 - 1- 'J V a if wr:w ,r ' . 4.,.! i W-was A ' ' '-.5 '- 2 Q f. 'Q'1 .gm www W. ' . . ff? iff? f- - Q f ' . . . ' j . - . ',- 1 . 1 ' f f '. -, ' ' ' f -i,f if '2 1A 5 Q Q R '1- f -'-. '17 AAH'l V' A , 3 '- M ' i 'bf 'W A' '-' - 5 ' . u: --. 1 ' f ' , ,iii ,-W' AfA v . . 1',b: , .,44 '. ' ,.,, - A' -Q1 1 4 W ,f A L ' 1- , AQ ,,, W ' . I4'E '!fmv he W4 if Amvdsg ' ffm- 5 'Wmb W W 'Zi it ! n 1 'i 'hind v mm, A , 'M ,ab f , fi xv ag w ' f Y gi ik. - I Fx,' IM PH. EQ Q' QAM ' NF' , S v I7 -if V' v y f , 'gp' 1 5 'lip R 5 ' 1 V 1 f w 4 N 9 U3 JW 1 ' 3 A 4 1 A :Img ik i ' W 'ii 0 I 3- 174 K 0 A 2 it x TW Il it 1 X 1 I 1' I 4 51 li U3 1 v I ki X? P M 'ati Q' Sf! Q 6 1. 'M ff x W' 4- H Q 5 '32 J Hgh J 2 X' M 5 '? 1 4 Q N4 ra ' t ,V tg A nj f 5 'H W V 1 4 'xv 1 1 'K U-'if 'f.--.- wi .f 3 5522 mg, 'vv T' IM... sh ,UW V dl! ' ,f , ' W Mi f A1 'P RL va. v5,.sg?.,,,' . is Hn Y x I 'MJ 111 3' fi R' hgh. W' mi? l1s: I T 015 'frm m X I I r P 1' MW 4 1' LL 'E 'w Tia' H1 ' t A ,Ulu 'W M W ' 'Iv 19' , I ',- N' ' . r , 'all '41 my-lx 1 K 'K 'n . - Q 1 .ZR RJ! Ft 3 2 Fgpaxgyk ,ixl : F 'SIR-F 155 F 7 's ev x .gag 1' Nqr WL wg' a ' :FTB its Eg' ,nyrirulmpvvln BJ gin, 'l L :I 29:17, 1, .vl',,g,A'uU'3 We ' X 1. ' I I N 4' 'I , N S' ., ' L. . v W YQ .mv F ' QU' q ' ' 5 ' .wa 'J , i X 1 Aix U rm V J 1 M, , mr xi V M ir M ' 1 P Uk i I Jlggxh 5 l X J Viv? U 0 4, FHM 1 M X nl ,nl K: ,Min 1.4 Q Ia A Ii lh hm , .J 1 WSF., H, A , Q .5 W' ., 6..s. , '1 4 , ,.Y,..W,,1,,gw ' 4' , M' .. -,.H ff,., '25 ps. Z. - ...za , A,.,.' -.1,,.. V ,,2rgjy..'.'g1e1f y 5 A .au f Q tiff: -f 2 .. -M. f fvwfasrfi, -- fm' W' . P ' W1 3+ fi D A- wiv ' Q 'W ' L ' i m e Y . . , A. N 1 V v - - -1, K , Q1-,X . - M, -x-.-, -U ., - I 4 ,V A . . A. , A ' - V . - -,L - 1 ' ,ml .Lu 1- K I I K H . -ft. X , . 1 :ffm P, - ' ,. -5, mm H 3 - .fm am A L, f Q, . .. .1 - I- I Q Q J , F .L 5 :5 1 WV- --:Wx V 47 ,,:54l'v'A ' lgwtyvu, V -. t .1 .J iv ,., . . .Q M 4- . K 1 , . l ,al E .5 x .. M h . H.l H -, .., v, ' inn . -,! n .W. i m Y uf -' i f ' f - 'fr '-rn if'UuA-WYWf't f: ' L ' Mi ' , ' A . 1 Q- , V 5 ? a't f'. 5' ' gf RW ..-nvrial-4-' 'E45i i'ff'J' 'K l , iff- .YW '4i'1- I!Y31T1f::'i7'i K . QWTSILVSHQX Fa, ff'.,:1?-! i 1', - i f ' f 1'f1+'i ' fA 'Z'-' g f ' 4 ,gr,:sGc1 R X. 'iifki ff' .- M f S' Vw , P . . - 22,9 '4 lay '-ffa' Rf .... .m+f? f-if Q fI4g, '+v.. v ' 'K W -yg , W A Nh X 1 , f x 1' W ' 'Q H ,,n :yi ' M' 1 1' 9 A -'QR a 'J ' N BTX 'Fw:'3IYy. fy H W my H X hm N WP.. A 2 f 5' :UE I: 'W W sf 4 'X mix- ? W L 0 4 1 KY . ,A WWI .Tan sq' rfvfmn' mlm I' F ' ' my qw H' Q 1' ,mx 5,-I v 15 H fm- 1, X , ' .L 5' K 4 N ' N N' 5 II, 1 4-'ing N .8911 fgf If ' W-1 M 511 g, K 11' v' . 1- J , tw if X y L51 K - , 1.15, ,gin L AQ. 11 if - ll' w k , I 44' ' M. wp-1 f I 1 x -,N , M 4 wi N A . A' xxx ax-'Qty YYEP5' ,Xxx 1 qliw, 41 K3 HY ,Min PM '- KKINVQUL- r f EQ ,D F59 2 7 Wx K vmgpfm' Ask WT 5 ' 'W' AMW 13 ' IQ sv.-. 'E . ' , ' ml X . W' .ww Max. 4, 'W , fm, g , - . Ml' , g -'La ' ' I 51 gi x . i 4' ' ' 'P .E f 5 Nh 1 N 1 s f' 1 Q 1 I . v 1-, v A 4 X x M r 3 ' Nix 'N' ' ' W' 'J , ,H -20 Qs tl' I 'F Ri n W ' Q W K X if :T wavy Nx Wm , I X165 1,8 at A ,I 1, I X M 4 v . V Q X . M gp--1,-Ai, 4.35 , , ,g',, 'y . 5 -y.A-4 ii L. fvl- . ' X ' , '- , , ,. 2.5. 1 .- , A .. . . . . L . 1 1 M . li Q ' .. . . ,V -X . .x ., 'A - A .4 .' Em F W Q w .. Mf .fAa?g6j',h'gf 5' tg' .fwf i f f ,, 1 ' w. ya, -4' g ..' yma1 -W . gf- - Q A4 ', Xf ? ' .gfv gfffyw ww 1 'W' --1121 -A . Wap A. Q' G. ., . wa 'gf ' ,fu - 1 ' fi fy4ffK4 ,z E- gg' ', ,QA .1 ...QM 5' A E ' . x f x ' . 'E W AQRSILHXTI J' 'f q'LV?'1 'QxEF J 'W '5':',u ' L 1 ' 'A I n ' X' ' 'A ' gun!! :yi.',l1,L '-xl-3. Wi.: - ff . . 'f'3 f ':. '7WnwfX. 'E N, . + 1 ' fr . ij . GQ 4' u- j N ' . ' 1 Q-.:5.e - Q -, QT pg .yi ,. .3-J' .M ' Q, . .1 P A , A. V - JW.: Sw. ffff' - 951' 5 . ' . - FFP' 'fffmav tif f? '1i' 5 ' Q 141+ f -I I 1 x 1 W H J 1 1 x 1 I R fb 2:7 4' -ff? Rag xypxxaam rg 1qT,,,, If A' ' 1, ,,. ,,v.a 41- ' ' fix' K I. -., 'K 1 , - ' J , w f ' ' A1--!,.'5l I .-fl. JK' 21' f ' ' , Q, W - . if. . A.-' -R92 T. !Lfi1i,?' , - 5.2.1 'A,- E 1 1 ? T: gh! Lexi ? A. ' F I ml .' 71- ' 5 :V J it-L21 ., V E AS. x V A' 5 v' ff iw A ff' f f f ? wifi. 'f .ffm f ' -fs AQML , 1 sei'-'Q ' ' mm 'I . f I f- , - 'E A' ' -' -' ' 1 5-139' - Q- Wh 4 ,J -' 1' ' ' S 5 f ' XL' ff ' L .I z !2 f' '- V, -fy ,g -F? . .,g 4 -.j,, ,-'Y V 1 I fiwmsfm an M. gQ,gM,13ff.mgpgQ,9wWwW M wtxwfxw N. Sw I .,.N, ,tx ilj.. ?l, ' i: '.V!, Ig-,.k,Zaxv.! 5.4: ,f J,:'x l:wb1 vgf 1 ,V .lf Q V, ' 'l 'fix 1, ,L. 'gn uf- H I 1, zijn HF, J A ' ASNE' 'ik f' , W A Mmm WW .TP is 5 Erintgfih qvg xv! W fx m,,x,gCf,iW,,AV' N. vfb'1hwi Q , 4 X 1. . A Y, Ai' 'H' -f' J5-gig!! . 'wig-'H- JY, 5'-GT1 1 L 'fi'-g-,F rv 1- :frm , ,A aff' Y my I f an A h .. Q - .Q - . , 1 .. . .Q 1 5 N MMEQ. f 4 A Wm' 11 . '3 Q:?iI, 1. haf 'falim-.,. - .1f 'W' .A , p 7Y fif5?'Ya F5 aQ1,I323,'.,-. S za. ' ,.,,, fq, g,q ,- ,f A! 1' + 4i'T: v, A y,x,,hvi!Rig K' gf f ,rn ,fggqsi -,ik ' k :, M '- 1 f - - :as , , T N A :jk 3,-ag! -M97 ' V W , ' , wax ,-q'3.f-YQ?-Q ffmi ' . EL V. A agjQ.qgJ, 1 L, -1.451 M14-'il' .1 Q 'N V' 4 ' ff W,,' 4: wifi .J , , ,. v h xqxb L. F I xx . , rf: LL: '. uw Q1 J, sv .-!. i 1 -it .6 ex Wlqgv.-ill'?i?f.? ?gM'L', Q V mp ,Uk - . W4 fini .,., - A :J 'f7 x7 1 1 ,Q A, fwfr f ,, f -Qu' H g Mifn 11 sgiig-nv 'Th f 'f-If Wi-f - ' -f-fy, ' q . H fm WS- f ' EM M '?f2 fiTFP f . Mi,f Tf1EHJ VX- Q53 --f l. ' ff f '++?,S3 fy . faSifv1!21'1f- -M ' ggpfwt M! 1, M, , ., ?Qg1'km'1Q,,g,qQ5.l pai, j,f'y.1nv ,gNNfj,kwe' Q? . :veg His wig... 5' ,, vi , K . gif. 1 ,.:l5,.. . N ,. -' vs eh h.- -,i.:f - - 'fig ers ff' yewwp, .x f- f., w iv .fqxg -'W' . AM? 4? ',fW? ff'-W f43f4'5?? f - , W' A Q -. '- ' , f' as . - S, Lt W' J' ,cf J. A A' ' Aw. Qu, '- . . 1-'11-fz, . V E ft 'MV ,,1',g 'H.-Q E -'jx' Q I SQ W ':,,. , 1'f6'.v ' ' v4e:w.-- . ' ..4,i'li'r'i .ff i ' ' R QL, W5-fpl 3' ' ' 'J' '. 4' Y ' - B- N ' 4' ' 'f'f'i --:. . i '-. -Q' , ff is 13 f l -mn ,, Wi I' . Y gigzg, i,3.: 1 , , J n' -. ' -- '.' ' . 'H f -W' '1 . mm ' 1 . . M A , ' f, f',i,Q.F f I ' RY I ' 2 A - ' ' :i-V' sf-1. gg Q Ax f L ' '?qLWf ' 'ri qfli' ',,. i .Q rlL,515TT g:. Q ' uf'-, Q -1., fi? ' K g:,,figg'Ylj5.4 L, k'QL:', , ,V I , N U 5 V X1 .. P -- ' f 1 ' A Q-A .,:. 4 W. -i f air T' i g 'mix X. HMM? U 'Q' A - W 771 ' Wim f A f f a mm ,mf 4 A 4 . A .f -A .A S L -- ' 'QM ' - -- : B WNE EEDQ 'E '45'V asm X 4'Hm sT5. wf-H L' Ea. 2'f'f f' vf7v-f + 'Q' g ' Fig . , M 4 24. ' V 'MM Nfwgmkm-gp WW M W Q, fi V ,sfwgp Wgfggw w ' -' ' 1- -' . ' A 'ff ws - - JY . '-- ' . -. -:MM -' 5--U K B.. if .-- , L L -V ,. : A Fw? ' KLA. :L ,,u,,Jl M M ,rf- : ?'Vi w ' A' 5 e . f 2 - 4 .' , :' A ' . ' f Q -dw- -um, - Am. -W?w'B+2f - R, M .. Af W, may-Fm!-, gm Q ' - fi L, E , . . , 'A.- fx' ,,,.A T- A' , l ' 4 ' us ,A Q 'L ,A , g , ., W 'f W ww. . f fm fx sf . .H 3 - .- , . llx, LM Vw, V, .x.,s', 1. J X, , ,, U if mx .df vm- . .,7'f -, V . ' 'wh 1 1 , ' FB ,, - um- Ng: . NQMQQ A -1m,7'35?kf.' - 'A - 'ff if 4' ma 55,253 33, a'5 r:rg fla w- - 5' .' 55 - . Wil? - A gi YE f 2if H QW- W?-f'5 ' ... J' A'WM f f -w'f'1 e2sW'+??f 'f21 -J Lf ff - X ' . 'Q . W ' 3 i m - .w 'L Q 2 f ' 1- 55f:?ivfuf?5ff: f1 4 5,-fYi',3W 9 '--: -M ff :aj : . AV ' . 1.,, .. ', , , , -'4 .,:, A y f-W 'r f W 'if 'wrxlw fi- h . fi M i ' A if ' mv . : f l - Q'--W ' f ' W' W . X a sf' wb - .. eff ' , H fi f wi- ' .1M- Ma w f 2? -T +A 1?2ef Wbg . gal fw . f 15 W vm 'Q2Ma w Q w AMw+g1, W 5 WN -' 1 4 4 c4',,' faQiSf52i3Qigf 1.4 mm - W- -.- A .ffifE5 1I'f, g 'X 3 fffj' 1 'W ., ,. Q A 122' ., y . ' g 1 KV' - , -51215 ggi' - . 2-,P -- , I .A41 A ' . - - E 4--, Q' , , . 3+ . 'i I lf -. ,,Qff2ff ?!Gf: .1 .ing N' 'ff' up Q - : ' 1 W ' M ' -.,. ' Q ' '- A ,4l, ,- Ui ' ti- jxx. ff ifef-'.gf 5., , x ., Q fills? -w Af , ..Qf ?1'3 .Q 5, Q A . 9 w Li,'jp s'.gg, mf, Wg k , 0 1, Q I .Pi , . ,ff 1... , , . W. J. 1 ,. ' H , mQ5K,:3- WI, . Af ' ' ,flaw .x Q. , I ' lt ,,V, .gm 1- .I 'T ,L ,V , ,,,,hRI l W' bt , H - - m 1' M 'HKizA4f!?53f'4Q'm-'5f.:wmm..L-fr:C:.1iEQiw 2N.,QAM A 'L . ,awk '14 mvnvuvuras First Semester Ched Kolak. ..........., Howard Stuart .......... Mae Lagier .......... Fred Gritton., ....,... - Ingomene Maskus. ....... - Ercell Stuart ............ Neil Cedergren ...... ..... Zelma Epperson ......... ......... - Karris Keirn ............ Student Body Officers Second Semester President John Poelstra , .... . ...... Vice-President ........ ........ H oward Stuart --.--------Secretary-Treasurer.-------. ---,,--,-,,Charlotte I-Ialler -----------Boys' Athletics.-,.----- Fred Gritton -----------Girls' Athletics ----------.Ingomene Maskus --------Lyceum Manager.--------. Genevieve Pratt Welfare Manager .......... ----------Yell Leader.---------- fm Student Body Party War VV hoop Editor ------Neil Cedergren ----------Ercell Stuart --------,-Karris Keirn At the Student Body Party a track meet was held to see which class could win the most points. It was no ordinary meet, hut just a lot of comedy farce. When the games were over, those students who wished to dance were taken to the sewing room, while there were amusements provided for the ones remaining in the study hall. A very enjoyable time was had by all. ,Page Twenty-five Top, Scholarship Society - Center, Gola' R Society -n Bottom, War Whoop Stag Page Twenty-six The Honor Scholarship Society The Scholarship Society, Chapter 157 of the California Scholarship Federation, had as its main features this year, a party in February, to which members of the whole year were invited, the Dance Drama at the College of Pacific, and also a picnic, both held in April. The annual Student Scholarship Convention was held at Bakersfield on April 21, and was attended by our adviser, Mrs. Nadean T. Gonzales, president, John Poelstrag and Christina Van den Akker. Membership the iirst semester included Eugene Anderson, Ralph Anderson, Gladys Bartholomew, Neil Cedergren, Christina Van den Akker, Nick Tocco, Beulah Russell, Robert Olson, Betty Turner, John Travaille, Zelma Epperson, Ruth Eastburg and John Poelstra. The following acquired membership the second semester: Elva German, Cora nelius Van Elderen, Gertrude Bekedam, Alton Bonnet, Phyllis Gritton, Billy Haller, Tesibel Adams, and Hilda De Young. The officers for the year were: First Semester Second Semester John Poelstra. ......... .,.,. - , ,.......,.., President ,.....,,.. ................. J ohn Poelstra Ralph Anderson ........ ............ V ice-President ......... ...,,......... H oward Stuart Charlotte Haller ..... ......... S ecretary .......,.. ,...................... R uth Eastburg Gene Anderson ,........, ...,.... T reasurer ......... .......... G ladys Bartholomew Mm The Gold R Society X There has been a Gold R Society organized under the supervision of Mr. Brown. Howard Stuart has acted as president, Bob Hutchinson as vice-president, Eugene Anderson as secretary, and Marion Muscio as treasurer. Anyone with two hundred and-.fifty merits or more may become a member. When a student has attained two hundred and fifty merits he receives a Gold R. He may have the Gold R and guard if he has three hundred merits. P kim War Whooip This year Zelma Epperson was editor of the VV ar Whoop the first semester and Ercell Stuart succeeded her for the second semester. The paper was published bi-weekly by the War VVhoop Staff and Journalism Class, under theguidance of Mr. Heath, and has been very successful. Each member of the journalism Class acted as editor for at least one issue of the paper. The paper was mimeographed and two hundred and fifty copies put out every other Wednesday. Everyone worked hard to make each issue better than the one which preceded it. Page Twenty-seven 4 Top, Debating Society - Center, Girls' League - Bottom, Merit Board Page Twenty-eight Debating The debating class for 1933-34 competed in four varsity debates, arguing the questions, Resolved: That the United States should adopt the British system of radio control and operation, and Resolved: That the United States should adopt the Canadian system of banking. The first question was debated with Livingston and Ceres, and the second with Turlock and Modesto. Those competing in varsity debates were Beatrice Rees, Ruth Eastburg, Christina Van den Akker, Gladys Bar- tholomew, and John Poelstra. Two sophomore debates were also held with Modesto, the question being argued by Gladys Asklund and John Travaille. EM Girls' League A The Girls' League, under the guidance of Mrs. Nadean T. Gonzales, started a very successful year with a barn party to welcome the freshmen and new girls. Ripon's delegates to the annual Girls' League Convention at Fresno were Marion Muscio and Evelyn Ferriera. They were accompanied by Mrs. Gonzales. Other activities during the year were varied. A program was givenibefore the student body which was a big success. The annual Mothers and Daughters party was carried out in a backwards motif, and was held March 9. The junior girls honored the senior girls and their mothers at a tea on May 17. The Girls' League president was presented with a Girls' League president pin, and it was voted that each succeeding year shall be likewise. Officers for the year were: President, Marion Muscio, Vice-President, Evelyn F erriera and Gertrude Lisenbeeg Secretary, Bonnie Bradley, Treasurer, Marie Santos, Yell Leader, Lillian Lund 3 and Song Leader, Marie Santos. The Merit Board The merit board of 1933-34 was madelup of john Poelstra, representing the Senior Class, Marie Santos, the Junior Class, and Gladys Asklund, the Sophomores. John has acted as our chairman and Mr. Brown as our advisor. Page Twenty-nine r Page Thirty Top, Band - Center, Glee Club - Bottom, junior Orchestra Music Department Am Band The Ripon High Band consists of about sixty members. This is quite an achievement for a school of such small enrollment. This year We have played a number of times at football and basketball games, for school programs and radio broadcasts. A band contest was held in San Francisco this year, but, due to previous 21I'I'2111gCIIlCHtS, WC WCI'C l.lI121lDlC to COITIPCIC. Calendar of activities: September 29-Stockton Reserves-Ripon Game. October 6-Patterson -Ripon Game. October 20-Hilmar-Ripon Game. October 27-Sonora - Ripon Game. November 3-Hughson-Ripon Game. November 10-Escalon-Ripon Game. December 15-Senior Play. December 23-Christmas Program. February 1-Band Concert. February 28-Denair -Ripon Basketball Game. March 16-Junior Play. April 12-KGDM Broadcast. April 13-Musical Comedy. April 27-KQW Broadcast. April 27-Roosevelt Junior High. May 11-Parents' Night. May 19-Music Festival. May 31-Graduation. Junior Orchestra This organization was started just last year. It consists of about twenty-four members from the junior High and Grammar schools This year they have given a number of programs at the Grammar schools in outlying districts. They will play for Junior High Graduation which will be held May 29. Page Thirty-one Glee Club The mixed Glee Club started the year with an enrollment of twenty members. Of these, only two had been members before, making it an almost entirely new glee club. They gave a recital in the fall and one in the spring to show the progress made during' the school term. At the Christmas season they sang carols. They appeared on Parents' Night, and in the Music Festival. They will also appear at Graduation. The big event of the year was the musical comedy, Jewels of the Desert , given on April 13. This play took place on the Sahara Desert, featuring Arabians on the oasis. The cast: Abdullah .................... .......... D onald Epperson Professor Lythe ........... ............... C arroll Keirn Nana ,...................... Caesar ............. Miss Lythe, ....... Betty- -, ...,.... Carrieallu..- ...... ........ - -- Lieut. Andrews. .......,,. Cheecko ..........,...... Lady Grady .......... First Arab .......... Benarulah ..........,............... Miss Hartmann directed. Page Thirty-two lim. -----.Bonnie Bradley Robert Hutchinson - ....... . ........ Elaine Brink ------------Betty Turner Maxine Peterson -----------Corne1l Hinton ---------Ralph Gardner -------Miriam Spuller -----------Mike Stuart jim Stinehart Drama The Senior Class presented Be An Optimist , a three-act comedy, which proved to be very successful. It was well attended. The plot centered around a live mummy who saved an antique dealer from losing his best customer. Those in the cast were: Isaac Golditch .......,....... Becky, his daughter ......... Jimmy Maynard ...t....... Mrs. Clinton. ........... -- Mildred Clinton ........... Mike ................................................. Pietro D'Angelo Cac c1l1ano. ......... Ray Hudson. ............................. Ethel Peabody ........... Miss Hull. ........... Spencer ..,.................... .. Prince Sasha Asha ,........... Maggie ......................... Mr. Milam directed. ------,-----Iames Kroll ------------Genevieve Pratt Michael Fitzgerald -------------Evelyn Barth -------------Betty Turner Donald Epperson ----,----.Fred Gritton .. .... James Stinehart ----------,Ingomene Maskus --..-.Zelma Epperson -.--.--,--Elmer Ruess ----,----Neil Cedergren ----------Lillian Lund A dramatics club, The Stagestersn, was organized this year with Mr. Milam as advisor. Two short plays, Cleaning the Atticn and Brother Donald , were produced. The officers were: President ........ , .... .................. ..........,.. C h ed Kolak Vice-President. ............... ........... G enevieve Pratt Secretary-Treasurer .......... ...... . --.Ingomene Maskus Librarian ............................................................................................................... Neil Cedergren The Junior Class presented their annual play, The Charm School , on March 16, 1934. It was well liked and a large audience witnessed it. Afyoung auto salesman inherits a girls' boarding school and runs it according to his own ideas. The dominant feature in the education of the young girls was charm. Page Thirty-three A Those in the cast were: Austin Bc-:vans ............. Elise Challener ,..,. David. .................. George ,. .......... - -------.Carroll Keirn ..... Marie Santos Bill Farschon Harvey Douma Miss Hays ,,..,.... ........... C harlotte Haller Miss Curtis ............................... ............................ . Beatrice Rees The Twins: Jim and Tim. ....... ........... . Nick Tocco, Max Haller Mr. Johns ,,..,,..,...,,,,..,,,..,,,.....,.. - ........ . ..,.......... .Bob Hutchinson Sally, ...t,...ts,.t T .,..,.,...t,,...,.t Mae Lagier Muriel ......... ..................,.. H elen Kiernan Ethel ........ ,......... B ernice Bartholomew Lillian .,...,... ............... B eulah Russell Madge ......... Alix, ................ i. .......... -- Margaret Spencer Mary Plumb Mr. Milam directed. Mama's Baby Boy, a three-act comedy, was also presented. It was a free per- formance. i A very attractive widow has her 18-year-old son dress and pose as a youth of 14, so that she might pass as a young Woman and marry a widower whom she believes to be wealthy. 1-Ie has his 17-year-old daughter pass as a girl of 13 so that he might marry the widow whom he believes to be rich. But it turns out that both have no money. Those in the cast were: Luther Long ............. ............ J ames Kroll Mrs. McLean ............ ......... E velyn Barth Shephard McLean ........... .............. K arris Keirn Juliet Long. ....................... Margaret Gaisford Mrs. Matilda Blackburn, ....... ...,..., F rances Kincaid Sylvia Kline. ............... ....... - Gladys Asklund Mrs. Anglin ............... ........ Z elma Epperson Cynthia Anglin. ........... Max Moore. ............... Minnie ,...........,........ Wilbur Warren-.. ..... , Page Th rty-four ---------0ctavia Reed ----..----------------Robert Olson Esther Hartmeyer Stinehart Page Thirty-five F irst Semester Bill F arschon ........... -- Robert Hutchinson, ......... Harold Mohler---- ...... Harvey Douma. ........ Fred Gritton .......,..... Deward Tornell, ,...,..,.. Carroll Mundy ..... . ,... Joe Bettencourt Alton Bonnet Edward Dick Joe Dejong Lester Den Ouden RolandADalman Richard Eskes Martin Eisenga Marion Hat Jack Hitch Jack Kiernan Clifford Lagier Earnest McGregor Leo McBrian Henry Meninga Stephen Navarro Willie Pater Frank Richards Page Thirty-six Future Farmers of America we Second Sem ester ........ President i........ ................ . Bill F arschon ---------Vice-President,------- ------------...Fred Gritton ---------.Secretaryr-------- .--,-----Donald Epperson ---------.Reporter.----- ---------Joe Bettencourt ---------Treasurer--.--.--- ,--------Cornell Hinton -----------Watch Dog------- -------------Jack Hitch -----------Advisor------- ---------Otis Kingery MEMBERS OF CHAPTER Joe Rivara Deward Tornell Harry Slikker Henry Teunissen Cornelius Van Elderen Peter Winters Chester Williams Charles Williams Lloyd Barton Fred Bettencourt Paul Camoirano LeRoy Delo Don Russell Douma Henry Eskes Jack F rasieur Clyde Leppard Harold Mohler William Slikker LeRoy VVilliams Dick Zwakenberg Harvey Douma William F arschon William Fisher Harold F ugett Robert Hutchinson James Morino Joe Olvera William Ferriera Albert Zanutto Frank Jarschke Donald Epperson Herman Ahles Johnny Dedini - Cornell Hinton ' Fred Gritton The program of work for 1933-34 in the Ripon Future Farmer Chapter as set up by its executive officers consists of the following eight cardinal points: 3 j UQ Supervised Practice-Under this heading it is required by the Federal Smith-Hughes law that each bioy have a project. Projects carried to completion during 1932-33 are: bee, 1, dairy cattle, 15g hay, 13 hog, 113 poultry, 3g turkey, 23 bean, 13 pigeon, 2. Summaries of these projects are: total receipts, 153358165 total expenses, 152772305 total profits, 15600.66 In 1933-34 the Cow Testing Association consisted of 35 members who have tested on an average of 295 cows per month. They have made in the last six months 1773 cow-months tests. 260 pullets and 30 breeding cockerels were vaccinated for fellow members. A project tour of the entire enrollment was held and project plaques awarded to members with the best projects. f2j Cooperative Activities-In 1934 John Boer, Harvey Douma, and Dick Zwakenburg took hogs to the South San Francisco Fat Stock Show. A benefit show was held for the F. F. A. Oratorical Contest at Salt Lake City. UQ Community Seffoice-In service to the community the boys kept butterfat records, pruned trees for those who desired it, budded family orchards. Farm me- chanics boys did various jobs, built a cement floor in a poultry house, vaccinated 2598 chickens for the prevention of chicken pox, dewormed 600 pullets, and blood-tested 100 hens. The Corn-Hog program also was carried on by members of the Chapter. HQ Leadership-The Chapter is promoting leadership among the members in various ways. jay Bonnet placed second in the Western Regional Contest at Salt Lake City. johnny Dedini gave a talk on his poultry project before a Farm Bureau Poultry Tour, and Harold Mohler gave a talk on his dairy project before a Farm Bureau Dairy Tour. Donald Epperson placed second at the State Oratorical Contest at Los Angeles. His topic was Central Livestock Markets and Their Im- portance to the Producer. UQ Em-'nings and Savings-In our Chapter the members are shown the im- portance of banking their savings. Members realizing the fact had S1080 in their savings accounts on February 28, 1934. f 6 Q Meetings-Cur executive officers held initiation of Future Farmers at San Juan, October 29, 1933, and at Lodi on December 22, 1933. First and second degree initiation was also held for the local boys. Regular meetings on specified dates and a rabbit show and two poultry meetings were held. K 7 Q Sclzolczrship-To promote a high standard of scholarship, our Chapter awards a scholarship trophy. In 1933 it was awarded to Jay Bonnet for having the highest standing in the local Chapter. f8Q Recreation-In this Held our Chapter helps the boys keep interested in activities by holding various games. The boys held a horseshoe tournament, football throw, and had two games each of night baseball and basketball with Lodi. A successful year was held by our Chapter and we hope it will be even more successful next year. Page Thirty-seven CHRONOLOGICAL EVENTS AND AVVARDS GF THE F. F. A. FOR 1933-34 Premiums from Project Exhibits and judging: i Bill Van Andel--Three firsts, a second, and a third at the County Fair, and a third at the State Fair with a dairy cattle project. Fourth in showmanship at the State Fair. Total prize money, 365. johnny Dedini-Second and fourth with poultry at the State Fair and second in the central region in poultry production. Total prize money, 34.50. Henry Van Elderen-First and fourth with poultry and second in poultry produc- tion project at the State Fair. First in central region for poultry production. Total prize money, 34.50. Harold Mohler-Took 323 in prize money with dairy cattle project at County Fair. Lloyd Barton-First in junior division in judging livestock at County Fair. Fred Gritton-Two Firsts in judging dairy cattle at County Fair. Albert Zanutto-Two Firsts with honey at the State Fair. Total prize money, 32. Bill F arschonfF irst and third in judging livestock at the County Fair. Robert Hutchinson-First, two seconds, and a third in judging livestock at the County Fair. Cornell Hinton-Second in judging dairy products at the County Fair. Bill Slikker-Second in dairy cattle for central region, fourth at State Fair with farm mechanics project book. Total prize money, 3.50. Fred Bettencourt-Second with dairy cattle project at the County Fair. Total prize . money, 316. Clyde Leppard-Second in judging dairy cattle at the County Fair. Leroy Delo Don-Third in farm mechanics in the central region. John Boer-Fourth individual and fourth with pen of hogs at the Fat Stock Show. Total prize money, 38. Harvey Douma-Third with individual and fifth and sixth with pen of hogs at the Fat Stock Show. Total prize money, 314. Team Awards-Two Firsts, a second, and a third at the County Fair in judging dairy cattle, a first and a third at the State Fair in judging dairy cattle. Five teams placed second in the sweepstakes at the Bain Day judging contest. Eight teams representing dairy cattle, dairy products, poultry, livestock, trees, agronomy, entomology, and farm mechanics placed fourth in the sweepstakes at the Davis Picnic, with thirty-one schools competing. Page Thirty-eight Page Thirty-nine DEPARTMENTS Am Art Department ART PROBLEMS . II. Craft Division- Leather--Purses, wallets, binders, book marks, table mats, book ends, belts. Dye Work--Batik and tie dye, pillows, table squares, table runners, wall hangin gs. VVeaving-Plain, plaid and pattern work, scarfs, bags, pillow tops, mats, rugs. Block Printing-Table squares, bridge sets, table runners, blouses, pajamas. Needle Work-Combined with block printing-pillows, panels. Lamp Shades-Parchment and Block Printing. Miscellaneous-Waste baskets, tea tiles, book ends, letter holders, and phone screens decorated with tempera. II. Decorative Division- ' Cut paper problems based on such motifs as desert, tropical and fairyland scenes. Tempera paint problems for textile designs, pottery, and costume panels. Block prints for annual cuts-Egyptian motifs. Water color used for batik paper-Abstract units. Crayon work on muslin-Pictorial scenes. III. Freehand Division- Perspective studies. Lettering work applied on posters and mottoesg monograms applied on leather. Interior decoration. y A IV. Mechanical Division- Plates based on the following: Lettering, shape description, geometrical constructions, auxiliary views, iso- metric and oblique drawings. A ART DEPARTMENT State Fair, September, 1934 Second Award Sweepstakes on General Cats and Crafts Exhibit Evelyn Ferriera-Second on leather purse .............. . .... . .................,...,,...,.,,,,,,...,,,,,,,,,. -, Gladys Bartholomew-Second on neck scarf. ....... .,,...,. , Mary Catramis-Second on tie-dye ..................... ...,,,,,,.. Maxine Peterson-Second on tree panel ....... ,.,.. , , .,,. . First on tie-dye ............................ ..., ,,,... , First on batik ................ . .............,....... ,..,,,,,.. , Second on decorative heads .... . .... , ,,,,.,,,-, e Thelma Carey-Second on batik panel. ............... Beulah Martin-First on needlework panel. ....... Myrtle Moody-First on block print .........,....... Morris De Jong-First on cut paper panel ,....... James De Jong-First on motto. .................,........... Ella Madsen-Second on needlework pillow .... .,.. Lillian Lund-First on Hower study .................. Second on cut paper tree. .......... Page Forty 151.00 151.00 152.00 152.00 152.00 153.00 152.00 152.00 153.00 152.00 153.00 152.00 12.00 153.00 152.00 Vera Bonnet-First on pattern ,................................ 1132.00 Josephine Witmer-Second on annual cut. ..................... 152.00 First on table square --- ....................... 32.00 Bernice Bartholomew-Second on block print runner ............,............ r............,........... 15 1.00 Third Annual Sweepstakes on junior High Cut Paper Exhibit Elva German-Cut paper panel. .......................................................................,... ............. , 152.00 Jane Dorroh-Cut paper panel. .......................................... 31.00 H a ggin Museum Awards Stockton, 1934 Beulah Martin-Second on leather notebook. Lillian Lund-Honorable mention on cut paper panel. Bernice Bartholomew-Honorable mention on textile design. Marie Santos-Honorable mention on batik square. Fedora Santini-Honorable mention on plate design. Madalene Farschon-Weaving-Honorable mention. Pauline Keirn-Honorable mention on leather book ends. Homemalcing Department The commercial department this year includes Hrst and second year typing, shorthand and first year bookkeeping. In typing, awards are given for speed and accuracy at 40, 50, and 60 words per minute. VVilhelmina Enserink and Mary Plumb, of hrst year typing, have won their 40 word accuracy and speed pin, and Eleanor Fontes and Marion Muscio have won the 50 word per minute pin in second year typing. Gthers will be awarded theirs as they are won. April 11 several students participated in a preliminary typewriting contest held in Manteca in which Wilhelmina Enserink placed First in speed and Hilda De Young placed second in speed and accuracy of the First year students. Other contests Ripon High intends to attend are the Mother Lode Typewriting Contest at Sutters Creek on April 215 Sacramento Valley Typewriting Contest at Sacramento, April 283 and the South San Joaquin Typewriting Contest to be held in Ripon some time in the middle of May. The first year shorthand class has been very large. Speed tests and some transcription work has been given. Homemalcing The girls in the homemaking classes have learned that right living begins in the home, and that later they will no doubt plan and manage their own homes. The problems in dress design and interior decoration were studied as well as food and the planning of meals. Laundering, including the washing, drying and ironing of different fabrics, and the removing of stains, home gardening, home nursing, invalid cookery, the study of textiles, house-planning and family relations were studied as they will all contribute to the development of their future work. Child care and training was taken up to urge the importance of the right start in raising the child and to emphasize the close relationship between the physical and mental health. Page Forty-one Page Fort y-two -alm- '?5:Qf :?iiish. XTX ' 'SUI ARHQH7 3sQj!g?fff31'gQ' Emggmiit' 'EQIH W wm.,:iwwn1F1?:.if!, AJ, iiEg'2313k.'fai?m f1H :r3f5'v?W ks H V fi Q 53151 I1 is '-. '1-'+'. '1f'-mL, -mf 2 ?11W2,fmfv2 xii, 1NWf.gWL 'xv IQ 5?',13M.1T1,x' Ag. ff? li, ' Nb ' , Y - qs- 1, 4- Wt., , -14'-PY 5-7 .' 'W 7 ' f '3 WQlu:?g.'2'.Qfmn3?9ii Em mmm 'W'?.',3.1Til1g.. .Liilljgwx 1. V' V- Y 1 V pf Q 'W-1.25 VV VVV ' QAM ' Q-mi flfijh V 9 4,323-SMQW ,H W-V+f3Qp4w,g VV V 'V W m-V 5M Jf5Qf 2fE2wW?5?Q'fESliqWfV n1?Q '5QZQ , V V ' ' J 'nf 'fm m'2gy, ff -W' - . ' qi, 'L ' way, mx- 'V ' f ' V ,l ggsliiiiilm V M sqm V .H .ms-Pgam,-. . am- , A .mv , f' 'W mv 'X ' fix VV Q 5 7' w,, ' W .,'L . , e:Vsgf1f f-V '1 4 -V V -1,53 - ,,Vig'L,j.- , , A . I 55,35 ' M , I X ' ' V , ' D ,1,i'., .- AW ,-1 V 1 ,,, . - 1 .1 , , . ,M . an W- . ,. A ,,,:,:, , . ,JM iw. ,bg , . L t W I . H , . -K ,. -,ll ' ' UB' HV - ' , I 'W . - ws' V4 . . ff- ' mf ,, ggV . YV-1, ,n , ' 'f Ehiaizg-'rf 1- 1. ., wi,-. ' r AT V '-.IH 'V.., EU- IV' ' -' ' . ' :QV J -:wx W4 ' . ' f ' ' .zYFnfV' .v 1 in A 1 . - V V . - V - 1 -V e V - , ., .wx-f V, V , ,, . .. is-I f , V . an . , ff' , . . V H - I-. Q ' . -11.1 .- , .31j:',us1 3- , ,PJ 55' , - '- ' ' ' .' f :LGF K -Jie. ' '- ' ' - - - f 1,--5ffg5',4' , ' V 45: gg . 'N 4 ' 4 4 H ' f ,, w..zi1fG'7'-'L' A '- Riga v 1, ' 1 1' g 1 gh ' , W- Vw, 4 V. .14 qv, Vi ,,.vf.,,.Vg1.,- , - '1gjn!i ' x ,, , ,pgj A V A , ' M T. -, ..-Q-1 ,,.-X p -, , ,. ,V Mm. , ,NV .,1 V :Hn f ,e M Vm. l W W ' W , . ' gh 'W V gw,' ' f ' 4 'VQV H F f :f r my 'g f Q Q ' V ww Q. in ,am an mfr. af 1 1 'af 7 , QF 6 gig 3 V if I mx WEA' M '58 . ef' 'M3 w'm-MV W 'S fs we V W mf ,P mwwmgw ,qwmfw W W' ,f .,,- Q Nm .fr 4 -mm M W ea ffm W I if , - mr ffiav, ., .I 7- ,bil N lil? b f h. IV Ar , s ,. P , , .Q , Fw V WNWV R QE f YQ W. .M .1m,,,, A K W ' m N w 5 -i'fi',i ' N 1-CY 1 NN. Y , ' ' , V.-,pf A .h cyjf Nv 4l E ' I' L as'- ' . ,-:PC .F ,, . - ' - E 2-X Y, '.19,r' ,l Q',, X:,,,, ' ' B 4 V ' ,NVQ 1 -. - A Q , -'. V - I ' ,V 1 . - V V ' 'fV ' ' '1 hz'-'E 1' 5. 'UIQ ' 'lv-ff' ' 1- , ' VF-VI 4 3 is 'Ah 2'-' 91 . :fm Ki -. ' Q ' ' - ' Q ' ' ' ' 'w 'a' '-'T -'Af ff-fr V V V A 1455, Vw ww . fr My . V Mis . YQ .- gig, ' , ' Q' 4. W V A f .V M H 'im ' GV iqQ5gj :3gV5 V A Lily! 12216-4 5132, , V , --. V , -?,, M '13 ' 5131? 55191 45 Hi m flfi 'fV:11i zffl ' A Liu! 2, , ',jggj ,1'y,' 1- . 11515-:V gxvux, V . pg, gkfip ,V v R ' ,irq g ,aw ' A 'mf V ' frV. ' A - 4 .1 3 ' ' ,. , fl' . f. , ' . .-. Wim ' F , '- I, q:'4:fw fj,- -, N. ,f - X 'W 52 ',?'V 1 - . I , -' ' .Q- gr W ' QV ' V V ,ps f 5 ' V Mfr . W V 'f?f.,gvf'V44 in V ' iii ' A A ' 'F mi? ' '.,f A -V - ' N ' V V- . . '- f' ' mf W .i K ' YY, , ' ' 'r ' - V ' EK: , '1I?ff,5 V. V- ff' -' SSW' ', ' 'P X f IZ' A ' ' . - -- Q P H :'f'- 'H-i'5f,. ' N -'Q Q 1 Q ' ' '. . ' 91.1 ..'f'-U 'l f ffV -2 ill 'QW 'F 1. MP, 1 F, . H Lum. '- L A, 1 b N Q Tl , P 4 7 '74 if 5QY5i3ff .'6 I ' ' '? 'ff5'fEg . ,-aifffgf A f .51-f ' ' , ' A -A L 'Wa1. 1 f-'-!',f1,,A,',' f '- Wf4'V v' fwm. K1 -F, -'I W-.1-, ' V W' . 'WW' X ' V '1'+ Tf5ffH A ','-11.2.4 -'V- .U V .- . ' f ! V ' , ff. 1' K f.,, . Hmm, ,HL 'M ,.1xw31 : . .'fi4'l'l-i 'L-.,, K :'fiF4 .1.m:?i? 1 V . 1 I,,f 'Mvy A wf,g,l,, fr, 'x w?'ifv, vm. if I ' I V ,gg v:, g! 5d-,C 51 .5, 'x, .'W .iK,:! A A www-V l l ,QV - gf W 2 5 4 N ' f ,, ww- QW W 49 'QM Y W 1 ,Q 9 . ' A . A ,. V 1xI.f , ,' - , W .'93l:,, .'A A'52L51-'EJ' A 'T-'L I 3 , I ' -' , N , K ' - -3. 3, 92. '11 ,A xv 'g',f9!5 5 ' ,. Vg , - ' . VV V 1+ 'Ji-Q? ,fgv Q -,., ' 'U ' A H fisfil - 4 ' 31, 1 5 V -' '-,'SfF'f. Pl W , gghgq j gi , ..,,, wb Q-h ,5?'i: I M ,SKY H' ,gn 2853 . W . .b q ,,, . M at II Q F, w 'gg .1 V. .1 ,nv vu- - .mt -fm mr, y .4-g g E ,aw ,5 ly A -Afixfpl gli! il, ,-UW A- ., V , , ,V WP H . V -2 'Iwp-F . , 't .X 1133 Y . T J' 1 , r.V - Q, ,A Wi' w w' fight ,mm'gf-!ux, Qw'1':j2ZQf - ' - 'Q' ' , f ' 'M 4 ':-5 ' gl 5 ! f ' Wu -5f u1-- . 1 ': ,AZ if' - , , M mmm 11 ' ' - 'wr t ' IW' .-z-IL rr ' VV HV 5 -N W '- - if 9 V v- A V '-' 4. P W i ' f 915 V ' WV - ' W W' -V Vf5'?H 4i?' 'Q ' Q '. j qfo, . , ' ' lv' - YL. , V A mi 1 fr - . D V ' FE-9' 'M , ' . x ii' up' QW YN af ,ff W'-W , , - ' fl V HER, ' V V www '32VffHVf 'Y2'V1fWVfF5 Q f1Vf'V'.aVi.a'w'f? Vw V 'WV WSW ' fi W V-W W' m m Wf mmj' W' 1 ,QQ Mm: ?W5W'M ' efi -W -:' v .V f mx L 9, V1 -zvrwb . .. N- WZ! f W milf-G I , - 41319: ,' X. V AV c ' .Vf1T'ff 'fff3' -wr fp '- WR 3k SfLffsllT'?W 1?C'41i,1'-WH g'f F255E5 'Q-Hr mi' - 1 A ' ' .: : ' ' ' ' M ff'W :': ' X 411- V -, Mk' !' 'i f f-IV'fV'1'1' !? ' ' ' V J , ,., .. m...' ,. V 1 w V 1' 'V W f' '- , 31- ,At '21 ' ' ' u, VV V WM V MM ' 5 - '- ' - frlgffv'-. - '5' 5'1fL'i',f 3: v L:': f9' w lrigfh WM U ' iw- ?i'fXfsY53IF-? ' -J'- A V . ! I L :ff ' 'U ',9li':AL'if!'i':?: ' ' A V ' in V' . A. J ,'I- -- f r- I' + V' ' , ,- L -..,,, 'i.,. N2 In ' v,,. . A Q 1 . WWMT. f i V W 'ff Q -Q V V. ' f 4 ,1 1 'QQ ' m 1 . ' fV' ' H Edwvww .an M ' V 19' 5 - ' is ?'fm-ww' f VV W ,'mfQ'1T n: ., 3nw'Mgi W f Q Vw ' W.+f W A, in W ' i V +?m?5f?Q?W' 1 VJ' if-1? :Wfiff 'fm EW W Q . , ,A'VV w V 5' gg m ilf 3 V' fm' ' ' Mm W . ' 'SW WW ' ' F 1 A ., f.. ' 1 'Vxf ' ' ' , n -1 , ,34f555f?' 'V M :gy m ' 7 ' Fl, A,, '4 f ,,i b 'kZ?? ,wr'f, fH, -LVL ef' Lf, WW' 'M Vfffigafff,-fx? ifiwq ' WW W ff -V VV? . A' ri, ' 7 V ' K ' ' W ,'--.'V f-Qiri' -7 ' 4-V,?1f'fT4:w .. ' 'L' A V .A V' ' -rin - .- 'Yf' ' M A ' ' V A' f 9 ' f - - '- . 1 QQ asks-E W? ?M:Wg 'fg:V Qff V Vl V '?i, Y takin' l f. A, ' 3429-4? f 1 'V ' 4 ' Wi' :f -. -. V- 114 J- F 1 V '- - I' - R - P 9 L!-V 'b V 'E'Mw,m e-VV'fVW ,W-:w,e'Kw EV Vw Q? s ' V, afar-'VQQQQM ff' ? wg 'an g 1.'gpV,Q'?g5m-WH, M Wkmflg - ' ' S. lgwmff mmimqgg H' W, 'ff ' j ' I ' , ' : ' A , I X 'V , N -K V . V hi' Mfg' J A. V ifjf'5Vj ',ff in gems, , VQQQYEQQTQHI 51:15 i' ?2ii M VS 4 ' W- '..-MV TV Www wfw-Ag,fes- 'Wig V 'f +V -n w , ,. ,, V . z 7- mxK Iggb 52f'E'grw2ff .Q 'J W 44 19' .V Qxilf- ff.axb'ff'fff.-Eff'-Wm-5ax.+ 5 'iiF2', N '.,,-.f'5'?4TJ't.fQ sf evil' 'W 1+ x N ' x -.M . g . ,vm V gg: . . -Am, EWMMQ, qu, ,f , 9. ,K - WX,-fy Q by 'gxkJ,1,, r,- H. ix gif. . ,.,, .Y Q fs? aim ff , 'fiv-V13 ' fa' mm ew-9 WQ1 4 fr'-qw, 'gh' WML gg, A +3451 M, 3, ,D 4'E'mEri 'Qfoi ?Q75'5f?.Q'g ,11-- !Xir If, kmgiwa 1f'V'yfQ'E45l6QXIIi wr all Pl Q7 . I0 1 ,ily 3 1 'Q ,'4if7YQVff2+IiK! '3P.iQSi- ,ww -.W RQ. 1,.'rWfM ygvktgvff 'V f 44g.5,rg3,53Qf5g5flsn5 -Siz4ig1 e4--1 ' 'W1T?Qf'7QV:ffB'g'.-4'-' , - 9345- 'QM 5ffH 1,.i2flii, f gmw' ,ggg , , 5, gygEg.-gm., V' .g5,2 43 4' 1. -'?4Ef'Ff51'fWiif5V-Mimi V. ml JW f,sf 3??1i 5f:Izf'kf5?.91L3 if V-ffnvfswr-4 +5 f',-giffE41- -- Vfwffflfwsz- Iffmxs .-'. -fm QQ gI-,gfvhw .-wgil MQ f,- My .,1:wA::V..'gIf gf ,,wL 155F' , 4 Muni, wxiggwaw viggiflwp-,. K yah VV'LxQ3fmm EYW?EiFf :-gT',Z '-'Q PW.-.-M fm IL-f:'iiikf'5f.l+f -:iXVi'Wai ffl w?'1f5?E,f- 'W WNWWL, ATIHILETIICSS 455 W ,Q , 1 xx x W X , 1 P El: 5-ye.. 1-. -A' K . , . ,.. V 1 .- I ' '- - ,x X ,, :EQ - 5 1 -x .r,.. .K . 15 2 ' 5 1 1 M :vi ' rfv- ' . W: .5-X ' rf' ' . V -.523 . n . .-' V frltii' -' 'N ,' . I,'V I. I . , Q5-hes I - X-. fy..-p,,. V - , . - . , . K V f' 4 x ' . . 32 A f ff 1 -V . t, ' . ig. 2 .5 'MX , ., . . . If' ' ' - . ' v Us SM '.',.-1. - .,, Si- V, il' I a' -V 3'.j .f ' Fl' I 'X .nh x .. . , , I. H! f .1 1 , 13' . 4 ,P ' . ',x' , 1 '- '-y' .- 'f gi. ' 1 Q - ',.' A ' , .. xy. - . . . If ',- 3 K . 'H mr-..- ,fxgyi . A - h ,fx . . .ls 1 J -' .'. n V. ,.. b 1 . . , .. 'A-:Q x-. - 5 V A - -' x' .4 . ' rl' V ' ' - v If K X-gf . ' - 'IK-:SW -H75 - W '-ii N E .r'x' ' ' .2 'ffbxu' -uf 1 'fn ' ,... if ' -, f fix '-X I lf '-?'ffil.. f':'I5:'3', , ',:,X Ax ,. 5 - .5 , -. ' ,iv 45. , V 5 if 7 ' ' , .YA .- '- ' if W. . QQ. V .lf 'C - . - 0 '-xy! 3 . Rf - - ' K: . I ' - 1 A fl 3- X 'J . - X f Effvf-f Z f QE- 'A f ' . 1 - K Vi'-53 13. I ' , f v nf- , . '. . .1 - ' X t Q Q ' , U .xS ' . .Q', - :A M .. ,, gp., . -- J ij' It ,,. . J.. ,.. .. 1. .- -, 34 . 1 ' . J, . XI ' . L' x, -W .L v . V737 .A.- ' ' 1' z. b ' . X .N , ,r x ff, - ' . Q . X r K ' 4 I 1 x - V .M -. . ,qu ,. ,. -l , .'f4f,: ..--',.:..: 4 . , Q ,i f. --, x ,.. ,W I , J A N ' x X 'g..1f,.5 X , .. . 1 r ' A E 1 'K x 3 r ,. ,. ,. 1 1.. .Q I ', 1 -..,,-A, J. ' 1 -s. 4. .5 If -. - A , I W - , n J t Football ma With some of the last year's regulars in the line-up, the Indian football team made a creditable showing this year. The lack of able substitutes was responsible for the majority of games being lost. The first game was played with Stockton High reserves and it tuned up the regulars and gave the inexperienced boys a chance to see what the game was like. Ripon won the game, 6 to 0. In the opening league game Ripon did not fare so well, losing to Ceres, 20 to 0. In the first home game Ripon made their best showing of the year, defeating Hilmar 19 to 0. Later in the season they held the Hughson gridders, the league champions, to a 6 to 0 score, and wound up the season with a 19 to 6 defeat at the hands of their old rival, Escalon. Coach Heath is looking forward to a more formidable showing next season as there will be ten lettermen left over for the 1934iseason. The line functioned exceptionally well. In the backlield Fred Bettencourt, who was shifted from guard to fullback late in the season, made a splendid showing. Rats Kolak, our passer supreme, won a position as left half on the All County team. 'The varsity, line-up was as follows: center, Bill Farschong guards, Herman Ahles, Harvey Douma, and Leroy Williams, tackles, Donald Epperson and Howard Stuart, ends, Mike Fitzgerald and Ched Kolakg fullbacks, Captain Bill Ferriera and Fred Bettencourtg halfbacks, Rats Kolak and Carrol Keirng quarterbacks, Bob Hutchinson and joe Olvera. The substitutes who saw a good deal of service were: Herbert Den Dulk, Steve Navarro, Jim Stinehart, Roland Dalman, Albert Zanutto, and Albertus Kamps. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Ripon .......... ....................... 6 - O Stockton High Reserves Ripon ........ 0-20 .....,...,i,......,...............,........... Ceres Ripon ......., O-39 ........ ....., ....... P atterson Ripon ....... .19- 0. ..................,........ .. ............,.. Hilmar Ripon ........ 0-13 ............. Modesto County Team ' Ripon ........ 0-33 .,,............., ..,.,,....,, ,, .,,,,..,.,,. Sonora 1 Ripon ........ 7-12 Stockton High Reserves Ripon ......... 0- 6 ..............,......................., Hughson Ripon. ......... ,, ...... .... E scalon Page Forty-three Basketball This year the varsity basketball team started with only one regular but had very good material to Hll the vacant spots. The season was a very unusual one as the teamsi of the Modesto Sub-League dropped out one by one until Ripon was the only one left and thus was awarded the Dirt League Championship. Having onl ractice ames, the varsit did not concentrate so much on win- L-, Y P 8 Y ning the games as on the idea of getting the practice and experience for the league play-off with Denair High School, who happened to be the winner of the West Side League. In the play-off, Ripon started off with a bang and managed to hold the lead until late in the third uarter when Denair sank three consecutive Held oals, q 3 giving them a margin which Ripon could not overcome. It was a very fast game, and due to the lack of substitutes which could be sent in to ive the regulars a rest, g an Denair won by a score of 29 to 21. Captain Gene Anderson led the Held in scoring, while Ched Kolak played .a bang-up game at guard all season. l The varsity line-up was: forwards, Deward Tornell and Ralph Anderson, center, Captain Gene Anderson, guards, Carroll Keirn and Ched Kolakg substitutes, Mike Fitzgerald and Howard Stuart. . ' VARSITY SCHEDULE Ripon. ......... ................... . 32-19.-. ...... - ......... .......... B ig Ten . Ripon ....... .16-25 .......... ............ T racy Ripon ....... 20- 9 ........... ............ C eres A Ripon, ........ ....... . 37-14 ,........ ......... L inden 1 Ripon ...... 23-25.--.. ........ .......... O akdale , V Ripon ...... 24-14 ..,. ........ ...,............,... L i berty Ripon ....... 14-19. ....... ..... M. C. 145's Ripon . ...., 21-34 ....... ....................... . Ripon Bears Ripon ...... 19-32 .....,,,,............,..........,.,,.,... Oakdale ' - Ripon ...... 28-17. ............ . Manteca County Team . Ripon ...... 19-22 ..... . ....... ......... . ., ........ Pacihc Frosh g Ripon ...,....... .27-36 .........., . .... -- Manteca Blackhawks Ripon -. ..... .16-19 .... .... .................., , M . C. 145's Ripon ........ 17-35 ..,......... ............................ A lumni Ripon ........ .................... ,. .... , ....... .21-29-- ,,,,,.,,, ,,,...,.,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,, Denair The B basketball team won their league in the same manner as the A team and played far below their usual form when they lost the play-off to Denair by a 22 to 16 score., The team won seven out of their twelve games against tough com- petition. Q' ' A The B team line-up was: forwards, Howard Anderson, Neil Cedergren, Al- bertus Kamps, and Paul Camoiranog centers, Jim Stinehart and Ray Lealg guards, Captain Rats Kolak, Ray Turnquist, and Fred Bettencourt. Most of these boys will be playing on the varsity next year. Page Forty-four Top, Varsity Basketball - Center, B, C, and D Basketball - Bottom, Track Page Forty-fi The C and D teams played a full schedule of games and gained some useful experience for future years. The C team was successful in defeating each of its opponents once, though it did not win the championship, while the D team contented itself with one lone victory over the league-winning Patterson team. . C team: Captain Ray Leal, Ray Turnquist, Gene Kelly, jack Hitch, Leon Fontes, Eric Olson, and Bob Hutchinson. D team: Captain Karris Keirn, Richard Pasma, Joe Bettencourt, Max Haller, Nick Tocco, and Mike Stuart. A T I' a C if if For the first time in a number of years Ripon had a track team. Dual meets were held with Linden and Escalon, a team was entered in the small schools meet at Escalon, a team was entered in the County Novice Meet held at Oakdale and Modesto, a nine man team was sent to the County Meet held on the M. J. C. track, and two men will be sent to the C. C. H. S. A. L. Meet to be held at Modesto on May 12. ' Due to the lack of experience and a late start because of the lateness of the basketball season a well rounded team was not developed and Ripon won no meets this year. As there were only a few Seniors who competed, most of the boys developed this year will be ready to start out where they left off. In the County Meet Bill Slikker tied for Hrst in the high jump in Class C with a leap of 5 feet Byiinches. Neil Cedergren took second in a record breaking 1320 yard run in Class B, and Rats Kolak placed fourth in the football throw in the same class. Slikker and Cedergren were entered in the C. C. H. S. A. L. Meet and were expected to place high. ma Baseball Due to the proposed plans of working over the school grounds by the C. W. A., Ripon withdrew from the regular baseball league this year but expects to enter a team again next year. A softball league composed of Tracy, Oakdale, Manteca, and Ripon was formed and gave the baseball players a chance to take part in one form of their favorite sport. z Page Forty-Six The Girls' Athletic Association I and Girls' Athletics The G. A. A. has been in existence since 1928. Its purpose is to cooperate with the Ph sical Education De artment in order to romote h sical efficienc Y P P P Y Y, hi h scholarshi , and ood s ortsmanshi , and at all times to encoura e irls to take g P 8 P P g 3 part in group activities and class teams rather than the specialization of certain groups. The organization consists of two bodies, the main body and the executive committee. a girl must have at least 50 G. A. A. points- 25 points ball, speed ball, basketball and baseball, 5 to each girl making the varsity. archery. ' W main body. Lund sportsman- ship Lisenbee In the the time of the girls. A varsity consisting of following Frances Kincaid, Ruth Hutchin- son, Genevieve Pratt, Evelyn Leppard, Lillian Lund, Helen Kiernan, June Day, Gertrude Lisenbee, Charlotte Haller. Substitutes: Miriam Spuller, Edith Carey, Mae Lagier, Victoria Morino, Josephine Winters, and Esther Hartmeyer. In the class team games the Seniors took First, Juniors second, with Sopho- mores and Freshmen tying for last place. Speed Ball Manager-Charlotte Hallcr In the winter months speed ball was given all attention by the girls. The Seniors also proved superior in this game, with Sophomores second, and juniors and Freshmen third. Page Forty-Seve Basketball Manager-Erccll Stuart Basketball practice was started at the beginning of the new year. Basketball season turned out to be very exciting, with the season ending in a tie for first place between the Seniors and Freshmen, and a tie for second between the Juniors and Sophomores. This year's varsity consists of the following: forwards, Ruth Hutchinson, Eleanor Fontes, Frances Kincaid fsubstitutejg centers, Evelyn Leppard, Genevieve Pratt, Miriam Spuller and Georgene Osborne Csubstitutesjg guards, Ingomene Maskus, Ercell Stuart, Elsie Hekman Csubstitutej. The girls held a play day at Tracy, where a variety of sports were enjoyed by all. Tennis and baseball look like they will be very hotly contested. The girls are also taking a big interest in track. . Through the help of our instructor, Miss Armstrong, we are able to accomplish all these sports. As a Fitting climax for a very successful year of sports, the girls had a swim- ming party at the Modesto Plunge, which was enjoyed very much by everyone. Page Forty-eight Top, G. A. A. Ex. Committee - Center, Basketball - Bottom, Volley Ball Page Forty- P10-e Fifty '21 f ' W' '1 1, 1161- .f,,,:f1'f 'Ts1'w an ' 1 A 'HT' f-' 17'-f'g'5:?vU 4 ' W -'A 'uf ' n, , ' 13f-giQ:'ip f . '4 j V ? ' 'af,fs?' 4: - ' ' ' ' , ff' ' Qgffff'a,, ' 'gm ,hw 1 f '55+: 5-l'm 2 W i f-' ,N ' -ffm 3 5 '3 . ' L 5fyfl'!.2IPQEEIf 'L-gh-y1gj ' ' I' qf ff my- I we 'TMI ig? , !i.'-'.hf?AEi.gg7,,1i'm:m R Q ' . 'M' -, 3 3 ,5112 mx 'i f, - ff!I?jI JQ, ' , 'l'1-?J 2- ,31 We ff: img ,.l,?j5' ,n ' ' -34 :7 4 4--F 'e'4f,.Kof3'ng ' W . I I , N was , , ,, .,,, L., 4 -Air-jr :fi jT Eg- I 'vi ,-ji dwg'-4 i ff g gg 'Q my my . .-fnffmwmw , , , ME. , .LQ , Q,,fs+.A . Saw , U i Us QQWJJA' 'gil A ' ' ' , T ' 1 ff! .k ,iv-We -, Q I 1 'j ' 1- -'gmz' . 'V 7' 'VE L' 'vw 4511- ?5ii'?,J'i1z 1' ,f.'f-'ggi ' V. 'mf' g'Zim '-MMP 'W wx- - -Qi W Eff'-' ,L ,m,f frH5lu5L'he,f , 4 nam' WE mmf ' 4393 -W 1 we,-',1Q. ' -, Am -fd .3wm--?1?'W1- f- a'9 f 1 4 WWW M, Q 2 fa- , L 'fb' , - ' bf-Q- ,., ' -A4 1: , ,, f- 'I' i f 5424- 9, AW' ' 'W A q l 'A A ,,w iT' - , 4 Nf,g4,,q ayff 5 Wa' fi -f,g,x.j,nL2f, -1.,2',,gA,f:.:, ,fb hr f -U '-1 -.mm W -5 ' Wa AX'-'R' -Nw V- ML. lsvrq V P E, NJ,-.i ,,, l ? ' 3'?,!' :. 4 A 'M-.1 tif?--'4 gig, ' Y I Y vfi-,ig-'ia' an ' ' f , -we ' vw P- ' f'ey3:,4 .,: ' . ' . ,W:l:' .LM I. A Y Q Q N J I , .,-, f ' ' -2' ' 6,123 ,vl vI,,f5 1 1 in-, gf ' ' . ' f q.0'-' hfi ?'f, 4,,'5P'fr 5535. 'W A mW5M ? 'fg'l'?,wf. 'E 5f,,p- 1-Wqxmmf 5 ,'. ' M ' N 4- V, M ?? '.' f55'i W3e?i 'A ' Q wi if -VW ' ' b Y 5175 , '- 1,z,:X'E qi' A Wi . . - 'I:!' A .' 1'Q Ti3f,','3fr, s4'T'53g,,A ,Q-' , ., 'XA Eg g 44W 2AEf5sw4fsi 2?f2mf.2Wm ?4?3 m'i'g'm3EQ?w?Q:gQ? ' ' , ,- , ' ., 4, ' y . ' :,?'Qf ,,l.-,' .- 1 ,R-. 7 ' , dxf, ' -' J '. ff, V- D, Q -4, ,ef.,j'f, : , Wg4??2? f 1'- W V ,. '.zfiz23?3- f- -- , , '4'e,+'f'ff1g'qH. -F541 ww V . ' ' 'f ., a n ' 4.1 'v '- A wa . 52315 1. .. ., -'Aww' A M24 ffvwfvfs'-x i51'2U'LaEfQ.ifAF'f3'fi?,5z'w?5EQ's:,!3tfL'myi 'V 5212 Raw -'!5'5- A .v,, i55:1f :iw A' ' 'Hxvw iff I ,WYE-4 ..3? ..' , 'w' , r M ::. . ,V -- , , A.,14l bf .,.- f .951 3. lfgffa UM N E - J , if -- -'4, -5, 2 . ,gg at 'Te' KQIXIXJFF f +E'1-T: -5? -' -w s. Mr ff: -A1- 1 V. Fug M2011 Q +3-' HD- W A 2' lhfb' 'Qi W ' 5!gs 'IFf , ww? --1 A A - ' i ' . 5 Q. m fr- . 'W ' Vs-' Higffm Nkkfg f W ,,l3.2'33' g mffigilf-EL h 1: , , lx 5 X' 3 7 ,JLNQ 'Auf' .L -ew' Iiriglj , M 'iiienvq ' 1 ' . ,,f,gj3, J ,i? 1 V,1 g w m. .5 ?533g ' iw yX5'iE1:x- .,1 - f WL. J - 5 ,N , L.. Aff, f Syl!! 1 . LH! , , ' M mf., 1 W , , M WW V - P' -,... ,, . ' ' v KW W '--' ' -' fx i m ' ,M fgiv . ' f 4.L., y U V 1 A , fr? QW'?f ??S'5 V W MW- ' ' A ,, ' M ,Q an Q q fagiiivg wgngsi .wsfffsifgf , My .QW ?g sQ?3s',,g,sg-,'2.fgfWf' 5f5?'fT,'fgkv W Mm Tm W Q A -' 4 L i X - N , , q.- A 'fx 'Q Y! ' v , ' ' A A , 4 ' -gnu' V . V ' af. 'Lf P' 31 wife? tr g .M-9' gwggm ,1 'lim b , ,kg .mfg ,f '1fmi :Y ,yu , ?- igf -,M fn- .V -fb rmwsfm . ffwm5.W., mf' .1 ,511 Ig 11hwmWHHIWnnEm'.. 1 'gQ3iQ .,g 'fW R I 9 T ,qt-ag!! 'Y' 1 i91'inm..A,p-Q Ric' A Q m x ',aI5iinQ3avs,-4i7r::,- rgibfiyg M ,' 0 iff- 1? x Qhnm sy' , A , ' . , , ' , - ' ' V , ' 5.63 d1f5 '- , , 1 ' ' 1 5 4 F i 'W if dmc -VL ' . s ??'rW ?,m2'w2NW , ww WM? PM f -Maggy W QF? ' ' 5'ff:l?...m,,,ff'w ,Q,'SH' bW ' 'vm' 3 wwf L a, AW-vm'S'.W ,Q W-wa , ' , ' , V i QQMWAHQ 'yggq 'H Jgf 'fS5'm4U '2TW Wg '3iQMW1ff3fJ'k?4-w,ikh4XJ 15' 35' 'i4 ,IHA- rQm g33EQRf7'53 j,-f74?5E J , Q ' . ,1'f',.,-,ng f4?gWm 'h f I . 56+ 2 v M im .- A 1 ., r- ' 5 ,- , 1 Q ' , ' L ' L ' 54 '- I V 'f f 375' iW1', W 'mWQgg QW' My 'M Mgffgigtli 36 W Mmfgm ,Q Q 'www ww., -R., Am ,, In :mf 'F ,g2' ,1v,1g: t '. .v,- QW J5 if ,X A , 1 ? fll. X: H ,uh 4, .K ,A w H L , ' ' . , . -f , -'. ' 1 A ' -.,.' 4 ' ,f,., A'-h ir' H V JEF' ' ' . MY QI , ' V 7 - ,WE swf''AQ-P mhQ H, E511 BMHI FQ, FJHFEXRFVEUK , R ,rr lasrtf w 9.1, VI.. ' ,ww ,aP?5Tf!:?57' - XWVYS ' - ., .- - . if f x - b. ,. , ' mr' '-we-Q. 1 ,94',,5 ,,f ' V' ,,L1s,.,w :,giI5M'i ,mb ly,,,,3ggilv W , 1 5 jtiamivl ',?a1L?,-. ,E pf .QW iv 14 ,W f ' ff .: ,Q -SF 1 :22 4 Q il - W , . H 15. pf v V 1.vL,,,.v . . W s , fu, N gs -A . - 1 5539-1'W'- mmm my ,pl 'my' 'gm ., 5 , Q, uv 1- Q 4 Q WF? iH 5.:!,:M x 'im' .3! 3ig'Q3E31,,,?r ,,.fV v ' ,,.,, ,eiiv y w 1',' !.'g ,?f- if -r- -, , ,, ' If-e2'+-?'QS'af.5Z'wJ v S H i5fm2': 4m?Zw,g,, f f'-, , - v4? ,mg?s.4 W ' f , ww ' dgmnm- , MQ 3 Qwg wg m ,wi23'f ' , 4 gliiw- fnfegfm W EQQQQEE ,Q eww wwf, .,y' -awww' , la, .M -'IBf'1'Qi7Qf1Q5,-in A V' ' g Q ',A' Q,4KbSf,,, ggs'gs2'gQg,g, Qslguaigmgf 61 ,fm 'Marv 'mf-WiiW'f'3.W 'f?H8' 5' WW 'WWW 9 ? A fi' Y 'WM 've 'N--'W WMM., fi , -Ihww was ' - 'K f Q- if -'Ml 'ff 'mf 'MQ HM arg Wm- 51 4,m12??,,5j gfiwwf ,gf aj: 'M 'WWJ-Qwmf 33 ' '52 yfgfzf' ' 3'-Wm. W' W' m fW,mXQ5Y' -'mm XIQZFQQQLWX wxi2M.' :.fw -- 7p5,,,V,Q , g! ,' 5- , l 1, -, 'u f i, A . 3- V L ,,jg'j M W 3?W??Tumw,Mn11Qm?w, 3i?-gf -ww IW 1, ' . fgbwwxf If ' ft-,,.,,' 'aux I 5Ej.9i,i,af gQ3ll :Hn - , ., ': X.-'L Us I ' ,Wi I M . Vuiggt . E Y 5 W '. Tlixwll ,1, wxmvyggl in Inv- '-7 , A : ' fp-tx: -f.. . -.,1ffJmM3r,Q?.g41 -,.,1mmm1vsm21.LmFWZ-ivf'm95k:z..-.9593-'TbyL, , - 552 311 ,im 4,1 'L',,t?4Q?Q1w-N--- 1f33I::? Uv ,, at ,L Yffllif Q1?12h,f'ffQm,,g3fL'iggMzg5:9 73' 1 W'5 'mZX?1 x2HWi'f,5w'L5419mmm 15'-Iv! fm. 'J f Q '33 N wi13ii'.qf11,li7Q,w , if QW IHIILIIMOR ' 1. JOKES . y To those poor, unhonored, shy, unknown, and bashful seniors: Howard Stuart - Eleanor Fontes - Ched Kolak -- Genevieve Pratt We sincerely dedicate these following jokes. ' Mr. Stuart: Hey, you can't do that. Betty Turner: Why not? Mr. Stuart: Well, a right turn is wrong: theleft turn is right. If you want to turn ri ht turn left and then o-aw, Go ahead. g g 1: Salesman: These shirts simply laugh at the laundry. Mr. Heath: I know. I've had some come back with their sides split. -o-o-o-- x Mr. Hutchinson: I wonder where all the pins go? i Eleanor Fontes: Can't say. They point one way, and are headed the other. --0-0-01 ' Richard Pasma: I have a brother who has not had a haircut for ten years. Josephine Winters: How terrible he must look. ' Richard Pasma: He is completely bald. ' E f --o-o-o-- , Mr. Brown: What happens to the gold when it is left to the exposure of Hair? Cornell Hinton Qafter much thinkingj: It is stolen. e in Ralph Nelson: What did the landlady do when she found that you had left the light burning for three days? Mr. Milam: She turned us both out. A . --o-o-o-- Ingomene: Let's play tennis. Ginkie: Can't. The net is broken. Ingomene: Fine! The net is always in my way when I play. --o-o-o-- John Poelstra: Say, did you hear about that terrible new brainiidisease that's spreading over the country? ' ' i Ruth Eastburg: Well, you don't have to worry. You're immune. --o-o-o--- Mr. Kingery: Have you a worm drive in your car? John Dedini: No, I drive it myself. --o-o-o- Miss Nelson: Did you ever hear a story so terrible that it made your flesh crawl? Mrs. Gonzales: Yes, many a time. Miss Nelson: How did your feet look when they passed your face? Donald I'm crazy about you. Evelyn B.: Well, run along, this isn't Ward 15. Mr. Brown: In what state does matter exist? james Kroll: In all 48 states. --o-o-o-- Teacher: Ray, do you know Lincolnls Gettysburg Address? Ray Leal: No, ma'am, teacher, I didn't know he lived there. Page Fifty-one Page Fifty-two We of the Mission Stal? iuislz to tlzanlq those merchants of Stockton, Modesto, and Ripon, who have so willingly lzelpeil us with this 1934 edition of the IVIission, and urge all students to patronize tlzose merchants. Mm Page Fifty-three RIPCDN BAKERY The Home of Ripon Bread Baked by Modern Machinery In The Most Sanitary Way N. BOSSCHA, Prop. Ripon California Congratz1lations to Class of '3-4 Ripon Water Worlcs A. J. NoURsE, Prop. Ripon - -:- -:- California Jack Garrison ffrom behind bushj: Pardon, Miss, but swimming is not al- lowed in this reservoir. Miss Hartmann: Why didn't you tell me before I undressed? Jack Garrison: Well, there ain't no law against undressin'. Tl10lTl6S SI l00b ARTIST- PI-IQTOGRAPI-IER Phone 672 1024 Tenth Street Modesto, California Page Fifty-four To THE CLASS OF 1934 We Extend Our Most Hearty Con gratulazfions McKee 8: Reynolds Ripon - :- California A Congratulations to the Class of 1934 Sponsored By The Ripon Garage GENERAL REPAIRS AND FENDER WELDING Proprietors LESTER AUBERT AND Domus DUVAL Mr. Milam: Gimme a gallon of gas. Herman Ahles: Well, Whc-:re's your can? Mr. Milam: About a mile down the road. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CCCLASS OF '34 RIPON BARBER SHOP It Pay: to Look Well Bos PATE Ripon - :- California Page Fifty-five San Francisco Market Corner Ninth and H Streets OPEN TWENTY-F OUR HOURS A DAY Modesto -:- -:- -:- y -:- California John Poelstra: Can you tell me what a myth is? Mr. Stoulfer: Er-Er-Oh! It's a female moth. 'Twas in a restaurant they met, Romeo and julietg He had no money to pay the debt, So Romeod what Juliet. UNDERWTOOD NOISELESS PORTABLE Small Down Payment .... Balance Easy Terms We Carry All Malqes of Portable Typeafriters ,r u x . L-iiisxi - V'T1i'1FL'f 7 rf:-2-gear War :Tags E N ce ,X ft gf.. sv'3,..f--ieafwxff ,SEA was - ,' Free-l x--ze gl MVSEN t. f , X 915355, Aix, .. -ff I, - vr,9g-1fTf0 ' UH- ' ,f 1. 5 , t l'x'??.v,gQTf:Ef of ,ff X U-U..-.M ' ,v?Q:- Xfff lim., ,mt , Q S V. X W if Sunstrand Adding Machines . W Tr e s s I e r 135 North Sutter Street Phone 6670 Stockton, California FACTS- For more than twenty years we have 17161076 Class Rings, Club Pins, Graduation Announcements, Medals ana' Trophies for Schools in the West OUR PRODUCTS AND SERVICE ARE TIME - TESTED THE T. V. ALLEN COMPANY Los Angeles - :- JE WELERS AND STA TI ON ERS - :- California Page Fifty-six CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OP ,34 . . . from . . . Reliable Garage V. O. JOHNSON, P1-Op. Phone 15 - '- '- Ripon, California C on grczttzlations and Best Wishes In Your Lz'fe's Vlforlq W. J. Richter Ripon - :- - :- - :- California Bill Fisher: She has a head like a door-knob. Jim Puget: HOW come? Bill Fisher: Any man can turn it. I --o-o-o--- Malcolm Brashear: What should I do for Walking in my sleep? Mike Stuart: Take a nickel to bed with you for car fare. Congratulations to the Class of '34 HARDXVARE - INIPLEMENTS - SPORTING Coons Phone 36 ' Ripon - :- C California Dr. H. B. STEWART PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Hours: 10-12 A. M., 2-4 P. M., 7-8 P. M. Ripon - :- ' California Page Fifty-seven Carl's Cash Grocery GROCERIES - FRUITS - VEGETABLES C. J. S. SToNEBRAKER Ripon :- - :- - :- California Phone 47-W i Hours: 9 to 12: 1 to 5 Dr. Peter Rasmussen 199 Stockton Street Ripon . - :- - :- California NVVHERE STUDENTS MEET RIPON DRUG STORE R. A. JOLLY, Prop. Drugs, Candy, Stationery, Soda Fountain, Lunclzette Ripon - :- - :- - :- - :- - :- California Class of '34 Congratulations ana' Success . . . from . . . RIPON MEAT COMPANY THE MARKET or QUALITY AND SERVICE Phone 18-W Ripon, California Les Brown: Has anyone seen Pete? Howard Stuart: Pete who? . Les Brown: Petroleum. Howard Stuart: Yes, Kerosene him yesterday, but he has not Benzine since. --0-o-ol Genevieve Pratt: What do you boys talk about at your club meetings? Howard Anderson: The same things you girls talk about. Genevieve Pratt: Why, you awful boys! --o-o-o-- Mr. Brown: What is HNO3? Evelyn Barth: It's right on the tip of my tongue. Mr. Brown: Well, spit it out then. It's nitric acid. CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATING CLASS or '34 anlc of America RIPON BRANCH Ripon -: - :- - :- California Page Fifty-eight Congratulations and Success Class of ,34 Pope's Automotive Service THE COMPLETE GARAGE Phone 22-J 210 East Main Street Ripon, California Tornell-Larson Grain 8: Produce Co. Dealers in Grain, Mixed Feeds, Beans, Coal Wood F erzilizer, Poultry Service STORAGE AND RECLEANING See Us for All Your Requirements Phone 78 - :- - :- - :- Ripon, California Genevieve Pratt: I could skate like this forever. Fred Gritton: Oh, no. You are bound to improve. -o-o-o-- Miss Hartmann: Now, I want everyone to he here at eight oiclock sharp so that We can start practicing at 7:30. . Margaret Spencer: Do you know, every time I breathe someone dies? , Carroll Keirn: Well, Why don't you gargle? --o-o-o-- Doctor: You coughieasier this morning. Bonnie Bradley: I ought to. I've been practicing all night. CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE iiCLASS OF '34 DOUMA'S STORE Try Us and Be Conzfincea' Phone 80 Ripon - :- - :- California The Ripon Record EVERYBODY READS IT 28-X - Phones - 67-R Ripon - :- - :- - :- California Page Fifty-ni THE COLLEGE OF THE PACIFIC C lz arzerefl 1851 The oldest and newest chartered college in California invites you to participate in the advantages of a Liberal Education 4 1 1 w l View of the Campus showing the entrance to Anderson Hall, one of the beautiful examples of Gothic Architecture The Stockton Merchants Association congratulates you upon your graduation, and earnestly urge your consideration of a higher education WE WELCOME YOU TO STOCKTON Page Sixty CONGRATULATIONS 'ro TI-IE HCLASS or '34', Meyenberg Laboratories, lnc. We Sincerely Wish You Every Success in the Future ALL-PURE EVAPCJRATED MILK The New Like-Fresh Milk Mr. Kingery: What is the mechanical advantage in having a pump with a long handle? Mike Fitzgerald: So you can have someone to help you pump. Ripon ELECTRIC SHOE HOSPITAL We do high class shoe repairing and use the best materials, also sell the famous SHELL HORSE-HIDE LEA'-l'I'IER SHOE. L G. Van Der Beelc y - :- - :- - :- California Margaret Gaisford: I suppose you are on the football team? Ralph Gardner: Well, yes. I do the airial work. Margaret Gaisford: What's that? . Ralph Gardner: I blow up the footballs. Florence: Pa, what are ancestors? Leonard: Well, daughter, I am one of yours, your grand-dad is another. Florence: Then why do people brag about them? Shackelford - Ullman A Co. DRY GOODS AND READY-TO-WEAR Phone 38.. . 817 Tenth Street -:- s H -: Modesto, California Congratulations to Class of 1934 , When Hungry, Visit T O B E S ' L U N C H On the Hi-way -:- -:- -:- Ripon, California Page Sixty-one l F or Graduation VARSITY TOWN SUITS Oxfords and Blues 319.50 .ma 323.50 . . I I a ms J S W' I I' Modesto - :- - :- - :- - :- California Ruth Hutchinson: Do you file your nails after clipping them? Maxine Peterson: Of course not. I throw them away. Compliments to Class of '34 United Lumber Yards, Inc. QIIALITY BUILDING MATERIALS Phone 31 Ripon - .- - :- - :- - :- - :- - California Francis Kincaid: If you were my husband, I'd give you poison. Leroy Williams: If you were my wife, I'd take it. Mr. Heath fparked in stationj: Say, mister, will you please tell me if I need some gas? Station Owner: Can't you read the gas register? Mr. Heath: Well, you see, I can't tell whether it says half full or half empty. Weeks Sport Shop SPORT EQUIPMENT OF ALL KINDS Modesto - :- - :- - :- - :- California Mr. Denton fduring examinationj: I shall answer no questions. Georgene Osborne: Neither will I. Qc-0-oi Jim Kroll: What do you like best about girls? Mike Fitzgerald: My arm. HAPPY FEET FOR ALL TI-IE FAMILY D 'jQ,auonumnuQy,, Q., BQ , Ng?SI4I0E.ST0RL, ' 920 Tenth Street - -:- -:- -:- Modesto, California Page Sixty-two Congratulations to the Class of 1934 Nestle's Milk Products, inc. ALPINE MILK Wishing Much Success to the Graduating Class of '34 The Ripon Laundry D. PLUINIMER, M gr. Ripon '- -:- -:- California Mrs. Maskus: Don't you think Ingomene does wonderfully? She plays the piano entirely by ear. Gene Anderson Qin next roomjz Really? But don't you think she could do much better with her fingers? Ripona Service Station JOHN HOCKMUTH, Mgr. OIL - TIRES - BATTERIES Ripon - :- - :- - :- California Betty Turner: What would you give for a voice like mine? Ched Kolak: Chloroform. Agnes Van der Plaats: I dreamed I married the best looking man in the world last night. Oscar Poelstra: Were we happy, dear? Mr. Stoufifer: Name three things that contain starch. Bill Slikker: Two cuffs and a collar. Ripon Machine Works I. A. GOODWIN, Proprietor Phone 42-X Ripon -:- - California Page Sixty-three This Year Book PRODUCED BY T . - H3 7U Commercial Printing fompany Ama PRINTERS OF WORTI-IWI-IILE SCHOOL YEAR BOOKS Eiga, Modesto, California Emil Zanutto: Why do you put powder on your face? Leona Nicholayson: To make me pretty, goofy. Emil Zanutto: Then Why doesn't it? Miss Davis: Give an example of period furniture. Eleanor Fontes: I should say the electric chair-it usually ends a sentence. Cornell Hinton: When I look into your eyes, it sets my brain on fire. Ercell Stuart: I thought I smelled Wood burning. Mr. McKaig: I will lecture on liars today. How many of you have read the thirty-fifth chapter? QNearly all hands raisedjb That's fine. You're the very group to Whom I wished to speak. There is no thirty-fifth chapter. Compliments to the Class of '34 J. Stewart 8a Sons GENERAL MERCHANDISE Ripon - :- - :- - :- California mg,-e sixty-four ,, s 37 ' x . MW 03? 1 6 V Qffqzg 3 W1 gm W + Uyuw 7 ? Nun of fl, em' ' V M fy 4242 saab Q 3 N 444f4U QQ, ' if C ,MX 1 DJ. ' -VJ? F M M M 1 xt Q' A x H . E 651520 X ispurfbd ' I, si N I . I WW!! Yffdalkjbj i g. fs 3 f Ee - Q ' ? T, ' 3i , k . QA u aajV4iM51n fx i 50, ' X Ea , f . - W . X gb N 1 5 R NY? - ' 1-,-0 ' 'L - . '3p'.J,Q Q 5 fry N L? rhvco if x XVAD V b -0 0 Q ' -n , 'iE, an U c ,6 gov- . R+' 4, ' Q N- 8 Q3 X? C5 V' A 0 ' -V 'V X wk: 4 13, -x 3 . . 4- ,. 155 , K '. ' A 5.1 J .L f 'X 0 ima 2-1 if , sl ' :yy .' mg W V N . -rf' , . g..:,I,x .pf , H, f:i.1'L, .
Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
Looking for old family members and relatives? Do you want to find pictures of parents or grandparents when they were in school? Want to find out what hairstyle was popular in the 1920s? E-Yearbook.com has a wealth of genealogy information spanning over a century for many schools with full text search. Use our online Genealogy Resource to uncover history quickly!
Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
