Ripon High School - Mission Yearbook (Ripon, CA)

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MISSION 19355 9 Senior History g Colors:Blue and Gold L ' Flower: White Carnation Motto: Knowledge Comes by Studyg Wisdom by Experience Turning back the pages of the history of Ripon Union High School, we arrive at the year 1931. In the fall of that year a large class entered school that was destined to spend four enjoyable years within its walls. As most of us had attended Junior High, we felt right at home, but that didn't prevent us from being initiated by the mighty sophomores. Our first activity was a party held in the sewing room at school. Games were played and refreshments served. We all agreed it was a grand party. ' As a means of raising money, we decided to put on an entertainment before the student body and charge five cents admission. Two one-act plays were selected- Oh Promise Me, and Fun in a Photograph Gallery. The casts of the two plays included nearly everyone in the class. The program was profitable financially and was well received by the students. . ' . , In the spring we went on a picnic and swimming party to the Municipal Baths in Stockton. , The officers for the two semesters were as follows: 'Marie Santos .....V ............................... P resident ....... . ...................... Carroll Kexrn Nicholas Tocco ...................... Vice President ....,........ Howard Anderson Mae Lagier ................. .............. S ecretary .................................... Mae Lagier Beulah Russell ......................... .Treasurer .... ......... ..... J ...L - N icholas Tocco - . .f , 1932 I . ' This was the year when we had our turn with the freshmen and we certainly 'initiated them. They must have known they were welcome after w-e hadf' finished with them. ' . W A 4 Asi Mr.Q'iAungst, who was our' advisor, felt obligedto spend more time with the JunioriqHigh, he turned us over to Mr. Brown, who was to struggle withnus for the remaining three years. V. - Later fin the year each class was asked to present a program to the student body. Our group put on a radio program, broadcasting from station 'N-E-R-T-S with a program similar to that of Al Pierce. It was fun to arrange as well as to hear. We were well represented at the South San Joaquin Typing Contest held in May, 1933. Marie Santos won first place in speed and first in accuracy, while Frances Kincaid took second in' speed and third in accuracy.-' g ,- h s'Thev officers for the two semesters were as follows: Howard AI1dGI'SOI1 ........... ' ....... Q .. .,.. President ....... . ....,,,,,...,,,,, Nicholas TOCCQ Charlotte Haller ..................... Vice President ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Beatrice Rees Bernard Wever ............ ............. S ecretary ................................. Mae Lagier Marie Santos. ............ ........... . Treasurer. .......................... Vivian Shultz X X -r v.. 4,.