Ripon High School - Mission Yearbook (Ripon, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1936 volume:

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Foalures ol 'rhis book which are inlended To enhance il's beauly, in- crease ils ulilily, and lend il inleresl are: enlargemenr of all head sizes lhrough close range pholography and judicious arrangemenls of piclures: compacl' laclual malerial for record and lor presenl pleasanl perusal: eliminafion of all unnecessary prinled malerialg and, finally a greally re- duced budgel which our booslers have, wilhoul commercial mofive, helped us 'ro meer. The Mission slall presenls, in few words and many picfures, lhe school year. N Nl To Our Bus Drivers l-I. MADSEN l. A. GOODWIN B. OPFER WESLIE A. STOUFFER OTIS M. KINGERY Principal Advisor who have so lielplully and willingly guided us To and Hwrough our aclivi- Ties, The class of IQ36 sincerely dedi- cafes 'rlwis edilion of 'llie lvlissionf TRUSTEES' MESSAGE-The one 'rhing 'rhe Ripon Union l-ligh School Board of Trusfees is concerned wilh is 'lhal every siudenf living wifhin 'l'he High School dis'rric'r has an opporiuniiy +o receive 'rhe educafion +hal' will besl fir 'rhaf individual +o be happy. A. W. l-lulchinson . . f PRlNClPAL'S MESSAGE-The makeup oi life is nor a single acl bu+ a series, one afier lhe oiher. The ihing we wan'r 'lo do lwenly years 'From now will no? be possible unless our daily acfs are such as To form The correcf habifs so 'rhaf +he big momen'rs are possible. Weslie A. Sioufler 'l 4 in as X' NSW' G' Y! Paul R. Denlon E. B. Turner - C. W. Mason Jr. Edgar W. Parsons J. F. Francis - Leslie B. Brown - Leonard McKaig Weslie A. Slouller Olis M. Kingery Cvreyclon P. Milam M. V. Mayer - Lila B. Buclc Belly Coffman Pearl Armslrong - Janel Davis - Faculty - Mafhemalics, French - - Cuslodian - - - - Music - English, Social Sluclies - Junior l-ligh, Physical Educalion Dean ol Girls, Ju l in ,I 5 1. - - Science, Agricullure Social Sluclies, Debaling - - - - Principal Agricullure, Farm Mechanics - - English, Dramalics - Commercial, Spanish - Secrelary +o lhe Principal - - Arl, Biology nior l-ligh, Physical Educalion l-lome Economics, English Mission Staff Edilor - - - Chrislina Vanden Alclcer Assislanl Edilor - - - Elva German Business Manager - - - John Travaille Assislanl Business Manager - - Paul Golshall Arl Edilor - Boys' Alhlelics Girls' Alhlelics Fulure Farmers Seniors - Juniors - Sophomores Freshmen - Junior l-ligh Girls' League - Music - Scholarship - Meril Board Sludenl Body - Gladys Barlholomew Ray Turnquisl - Alice Vander Kamp - Jim Morino Alberla Vervor Roy Anderson Charles McBrian Roberl Muscio -V Slerling Nicolayscn Josephine Winlers Leon Fonles Wanda German Gladys Aslclund Mildred Kincaid Drama - - Jeanelle Kamps War Whoop - - Agnes Vander Plaals Debaling - - - Gerlrude Vanden Alqlcor Gold R Sociely - - - Pauline Keirn School Deparlmenls -------- Ella Boer Snapghafg ----- - - Gladys Sloss, Russell Douma Arl - - - Gerlrude Liserbee, Pauline Keirn, Elsie Cedergren Typisls - - - Wilhelmina Enserinlc, Gerlrude Bekedam Sales - ------- Karris Keirn Adviggr - ---- MF. Parsons Qlbls CONTENTS Classes SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN JUNIOR HIGH Activities STUDENT BODY MERIT BOARD GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY WAR WHOOP GOLD R SOCIETY GIRLS' LEAGUE PUBLIC SPEAKING AND DEBATING MUSIC DRAMA FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SCHOOL DEPARTMENTS Athletics FOOTBALL BASKETBALL GIRLS' ATHLETICS Boosters MERCHANTS AND CITIZENS CITIZENS OF THE SCHOOL 'IH' ' n V1 ,,-A.. 4 1' .1...,, 1 . V ' -5--'1 , ., - , .,A. , 3.7, 7 1. Q mx ...ik f Y L -fl it lli, ,P wffnlv, ,, gf5 - -M EZ - A, :,ffQ:::1 5451.77 ' .4,,, . -+A-gi-:Q M -,F :Pi , '3Z':' ,lc -:Exif-. ix Lt V '.,L X, -,F fx fp 2. in XL-,AM . , . v I' Y L ASSCS .W -4-'N 4-X--ealuw 5412, Vx 1 M. 4.. , raw: W-4-', lg. .qw .- , .ww 3-, 1 '.i?'s'- '--. L ,-.,-r- ' ' W' S x if If , :,4:,,, hy. , f ,,,,. , 1 1 xr-x. , !.Liff:,A'.- 1 - rn Qc . J Lark . HP, ' 5552? 254' .1 RQ., 1 V .A VXQ'-fi 1 , 'ilk 'Tv ff: -Y- g:f5'.: f. 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War Whoop slaii members were all seniors wilh lhe ex- cepfion of a sophomore and a posi-graduaie. To oblain more praciice in handling secreiarial work, several girls accepfed iobs as 'reachers' sienographers. ln a sfaie-wide good ciiizenship coniesl sponsored by ihe Daughiers of The American Revolufion, Chrisfina Vanden Aklcer fool: liirsi place and received a 'rwo-weeks' 'rrip 'ro Washingion, D. C., wiih all expenses paid. Seniors achieved honors in varied fields including drama, arf, music. commercial, agriculrure, debafing, and sporfs. They led Jrhe school lhrough all aciiviiies and now bid farewell 'ro fheir alma maier. al9l' 3'vf:'3:M ww-um ,, Mm 3 1' . Sw! a 5 -ah M-In Bmw Amq Pavffw-C Kywwx. Q7a441-W ,ng I0 In .,.. x Nw 3 E RS' A fq- ,-,, , .-4 :.. - , - - , ,.,, Ma.-Q6-Jd,AAou SW 3523 fix XL4,fvv7f aww 5.4141 I J ,II S P,z,pab Nl U5-wdvfv Qwfwlf 'Qmi:., ..4. Graduating Class Officers and History FRESHMEN FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Georgene Osborne Presidenl - John Travaille Deward Tornell - - Vice-Presidenl - Gladys Barlholomew Gladys Barlholomew - Secrerary-Treasurer - Evelyn Ferriera Advisor - - Miss Armslrong Inifialio y sophomores, Ocfober I8, I932 SOPHOMORES Gerlrude Lisenbee - Presidenf - - Gerirude Lisenbeo Barbara Walers - - Vice-Presiden'r - - Winron Wirmer Evelyn Ferriera - Secrelary - Juno Day Jeanerle Fisher -A Treasurer - Jeanerie Fisher Advisor - - - - Miss Nelson Freshmen-sophomore parly afler Thanksgiving vacalion, I933 JUNIORS Deward Tornell - - Presidenl' - Leroy Williams Chrisiina Vanden Alclcer - Vice-Presidenl' - - - John Travaille Jeanelie Fisher - - Secrelary - Gladys Bariholomew Vida Barron - - Treasurer - - - Gladys Sross Advisor ---- Miss Nelson Comedy, No+l1ing Bul' +he Trulh Sluafing parly, Merry Garden Ballroom, Modeslo Junior-Senior Prom, May 24, l935 SENIORS John Travaille - - Presideni - - John Travaille Gladys Barlholomew - Vice-Presideni - Chrisiina Vanden Aklcer Vida Barion - - - Secrelary - - - Vida Barron Doris Alldrin - - - Treasurer - Wilhelmina Enserinlc Advisor ---- Mr. Kinqery Senior Play, November 20, I935 Dilch Day, Long Barn, February 5, l936 Baccalaureale, May 3l, I936 Gradualion, June 4, I936 s sl I3 Lower Class Officers and Events JUNIORS presenfed a play, The Simple Life, April I7. Junior-Senior Prom, lvlay 22. Beffy Van Donlc - Presidenf - Roland Dalman Ray Leal - - - Vice-Presidenf - - Emma Jane Spence Phyllis Griffon - - Secrefary - - Edifh Carey lrefa l-lufchinson Treasurer - - Billy l-laller Advisor - - C. W. Mason, Jr. SOPHOMORES presenfed a free show fo fhe sfudenf body, inifiafed fhe Freshmen, had a slcafing parfy, and won fhe girls championship for infer- class speedball. Vivian Jorgensen - Presidenf - Vivian Jorgensen Lizeffe Fisher - - Vice-Presidenf - - Frances Blake Frances Blake - Secrefary - Lizeffe Fisher Elinor Sanfos - Treasurer - - ' Elinor Sanfos Advisor - - - Beffy Coffman FRESHMEN enjoyed fwo class parfies during fhe year. A program was presenfed fo fhe sfudenf body in April. l-'oberf Muscio - - Presidenf - Theodore Sanfos Arlene Gall - - Vice-Presidenf - - Marshall Tocco Adeline Ahles Secrefary-Treasurer - Wilma Kincaid Advisor - - y- Leonard lvlcKaig JUNIOR HIGH Papoose l-lallowe'en and Chrisfmas parfies planned by fheir own comm ifees. ' Efelvina Leal - - li Presiclenf - Billy Miller Alberf Souza - - Vice-Presidenf Louise Olson - Secrefary - - Alice Sfoclcard f Advisor - - J. F. Francis -rg I4 gp JU ix Q NIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN 1 5 . 1151. X sENnoR Snow Joke DITCH Whee DA C Doris O Mm, AL alffvii E I6 I---- Gb lesxmirbl 5.7, , ,.,. 1. uwrewf- . qivy- 1 -iw -V A 123 .9 F.. 4 .512 W , :lik NX :M .. 5' Hu-1 1' 2 'i . g M--fr.1,,-4 lg: - -,n ,..- 5,,:g,.:-.-iq Q g QE , -6 U., e . 'tie :Q '-5,1 :.- 1 .i -2' ., gifbigfiiu i.5jj'L,k . ff-.I',K1V..'1 , , .U zz'-34:4 72, -A L-H. mugs- Y-5-uf , , 'X 51? lf '1- 's-van: x1 f VJ., ,K ..,!. 1, ,I t fy43'gU':,.7' , z', ,1jE31jl. . - . '1 f' 1 'n al' fl. li?-if ' 5'-1:.','A', -If-' -. Q. -4 I.. -' 1145-f 'luzl-.... wr arm- 1 f .- iifbln-:'r 1'q5.' ' -f4'fc1g1.- fi, 4 5-5:1 ff:-2 in- . gi 2 :4,-- W-,:a A- 1. '1-' .x'. ,-,+-1 -J Efffiifiar gq!a.1'laL::Z-, fir wg. rink. 3 1 H.: . , 1135 4, Le- . . hifi'- 'fIf'l. C M5 'f -'.. r, . ga 5. 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Ef'H3-,v-. Q- 5.1373 xi'-,fifzzjjf-'fy 5,5 ' 'f ,. u 1 Y Resume Mosf school acfivifies were carried on by organizafions and clubs. Some programs arranged for by fhe lyceum manager, Gladys Asklund. were: Sepfember 27, I935 - Mr. Brush, Magician November 22, i935 - - - Senior Play Skifs December 6, l935 - ---- Girl Violinisf December I6, I935 - - Miss l-leyler, musical program December 20. I935 - - - - F. F. A. Program January IO, l936 - - - - Sophomore Program February I9, I936 - - George Sfenson, fraffic officer March I I, i936 - - Modesfo Junior College Band April I7, I936 - ---- Junior Play Skifs The Merif Board became one of fhe mosf powerful facfors in sfudenf governmenf when if formed fhe Courf of Jusfice. The Girls' Afhlefic Associafion creafed much lively compefifion among inferclass feams. Quife a furnover in membership of fhe Scholarship Sociefy was caused by fhe new grading sysfem which marked work as safisfacfory or unsafis- facfory. An experimenfal War Whoop mef The needs for school news publica- fion and aroused some inferesf in news wrifing, prinfing, sfencil cuffing and mimeographing. Efforfs fo earn merifs were sfimulafed by fhe Gold R Sociefy. The Girls' League confinued ifs acfive charify work. Public speakers held an exfemporaneous confesf and debafers placed second in fhe league. Musical organizafions presenfed in and abouf Ripon some fhirfy pro- grams and concerfs besides fhe big Variefy Show, March 20. A con- finuous drive fhis year for band uniforms neffed around fwo hundred and fiffy dollars, abouf half fhe amounf required. School dramafisfs presenfed fhree plays and occasional skifs af rallies. The Fufure Farmers of America aided agriculfure fhroughouf fhe communify. All school deparfmenfs advanced wifhin fhemselves and 'rhe spirif of cooperafion and manner of coordinafion broughf abouf fhe progress fo which fhis book affesfs. -g ir gi. School Activities STUDENT BODY OFFICERS and commiffees arranged a Valenfine parfy, February I4, I936, consisfing of games and dancing, and a slcafing parfy af Modesfo, April I4, I936. FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER Karris Keirn - - Presidenf - - Leroy Williams John Travaille - - Vice-Presidenf - Chrisfina Vanden Alclaer Mildred Kincaid - - Secrefary'-Treasurer - - Mildred Kincaid Gladys Aslclund - Lyceum Manager Gladys Aslclund Agnes Vander Plaars War Whoop Manager - Alberfa Verver Ray Turnquisf - - Boys' Afhlefic Manager - Richard Anderson Phyllis Griffon Girls' Afhlefic Manager - Phyllis Griffon Irefa I-Iufchinson - - Yell Leader - - Irefa Hufchinson MERIT BOARD represenfafives were Elvo Giovannoni, a freshman: Liz- effe Fisher, sophomore: Ray Turnquisf, junior: and Gladys Aslclund, senior, acfing as presidenf. Faculfy members were Miss Mayer and Mr. Brown. A courf of iusfice was esfablished fo hold frials for offenders of fhe merif sysfem. Persons receiving fwenfy or more demerifs were sub- poenaed and punished accordingly. THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION cooperafed wifh fhe Sfudenf Body in planning a parfy, February I4fh. and also joined wifh Tracy in a friangular play day af Manfeca, April 25+h. THE SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY inducfed new members af a ceremony during one of fhe fwo parfies held fhis year. The group was represenfed af fhe Cenfral California Convenfion af Wafsonville. John Travaille - - Presidenf - Gladys Barfholomew Roy Anderson - - - Vice-Presidenf - - Dorofhea Schmidf Gladys Barfholomew - Secrefary-Treasurer - - - Elaine Brink 0ll3l' E: Rl 1 G. A.A School Activities THE WAR WHOOP STAFF, mosfly seniors, published a weekly prinfed paper fhe firsf semesfer, and a weekly mimeographed paper fhe lasf semesfer. Represenfafives of fhe class affended convenfions af Modesfo Junior College, Sfanford Universify, and Universify of California. Agnes Vander Plaafs - - Edifor - - - Alberfa Verver Gladys Asklund - - Assisfanf Edifor - - - Gladys Sfoss Chrisfina Vanden Akker News Edifor Chrisfina Vanden Akker Leon Fonfes - - Business Manager - - Leon Fonfes Jim Morino - Sporfs Edifor - Don Barfoni Alice Vander Kamp - - Girls' Sporfs - - Alice Vander Kamp Alice Vander Kamp - Publicafion Manager - Josephine Winfers Josephine Winfers - Feafure Edifor - Gladys Asklund Jeaneffe Kamps - Exchange Edifor Jeaneffe Kamps Gladys Sfoss - - Arf Edifor - - - Jim Morino Josephine Winfers - Joke Edifor - - Agnes Vander Plaafs Roveporfer - - - Flamon Clark Advisor - - - E. W. Parsons THE GOLD R SOCIETY, Mr. L. B. Brown, Advisor, awarded fhe Gold R and Guard represenfing 300 merifs fo Deward Tornell, Presidenf: Gladys Barfholomew, Vice-Presidenfg Chrisfina Vanden Akker, Secrefary: Karris Keirn, freasureri Pauline Keirn McGee, Reporferg and Gladys Ask- lund. Wearers of fhe Gold R , 250 merifs, are Gerfrude Bekedam, Elsie Cedergren, and lrefa l-lufchinson. GIRLS' LEAGUE was hosfess af fhe Junior-Senior Tea, May 20. Officers: Presidenf, Edifh Carey: Vice-Presidenf, Gerfrude Lisenbee: Secrefary, Lizeffe Fisher: Treasurer, Gladys Asklundg Advisor, Miss Beffy Coffman. PUBLIC SPEAKERS who excelled are Gladys Barfholomew and Chrisfina Vanden Akker, varsify debafe feam. Ouesfions concerned governmenf ownership of power ufilifies, and sfafe medicine. Ripon won six ouf of eighf debafes, ranked second in 'rhe league, and parficipafed in fhe Fresno fournamenf, March 28. ln a local exfemporaneous confesf, Febru- ary l2, Florence McKaig placed firsf, Jean Tener second. ln fhe disfricf oraforical confesf af Tracy, May 8, Jeaneffe Edinger won second-high honor. Engberf Ubels, Paul Van Dyken, Caswell Sfockard, Gerfrude Van- den Alcker and Wanda German were also juniors debafers coached by Leonard McKaig. .1 20 3. WAR STAFF cams' , f LEAGUE l2l! Music Firsi' Semes+er Officers Ray Turnquisi - - Presideni Joe Beiiencouri - Vice-Presidenl' Lizeiie Fisher - - Secreiary Karris Keirn - - - Manager Richard Anderson - Librarian Second Semesfer Changes Ac+ivi+ies All home iooiball games, Escalon Armislice Day Program for Siudeni Body Band Concerl Exiemporaneous Coniesf rallies Champ. B. B. Game-Manieca Joe Befiencouri - Presideni Parenis' Nighi' lreia l-luichinson - Vice-Presidenl' Turlock Music Fesiival Graduaiion SAX OCTET Personnel Programs Billy Lamplcin Russell Douma Be+'ry Bradley Ralph Gardner Miriam Dickey James Turner Vivian Jorgensen Casile VVomen's Club French Camp i-lospiial Siudenl Body Program Varieiy Show Ailania Women's Club Nile Garden Farm Bureau GERMAN BAND Deward Tornell Ray Turnquisi Leo McBrian Elvin Wilburn Joe Beiiencouri' Siudeni Body Program Odd Fellows Varieiy Show Ripon Grange HARMONEERS AND HARMONETTES Gran+ Cross Deward Tornell Richard Anderson Lyman Fulion lreia l-luichinson Florence McKaig Beiiy Van Donlc Wilhelmina Vander Plaais Anna Filcse l-lenrieH'a Vander Kamp Elaine Brinlc Angelene Pasma-Accompanisi Florence McKaig Ray Turnquisi Karris Keirn Phyllis Griffon l-lenry Meninga Lizeiie Fisher 4 22 Varieiy Show Odd Fellows Siudeni body program KGDM Radio Program Nile Garden Farm Bureau Ripon lmprovemeni Club Grammar School Chrisiian Endeavor Coniesl' Townsend Club Ladies' Aid-Ripon Conqregaiional Church KGDM Radio Program STUDIO BAND - VARIETY SHOW Personnel Vida Barion Vivian Jorgensen Billv Lampkin Be+'ry Bradley Ralph Gardner Grani' Cross gs WN Drama IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE-School Play, February I4, I936 Frances Blake - Granl Cross - Bellie Jean Gardner Ray Turnquisl - Leroy Williams - Paul Goishall - Ella Wilburn Mike Sfuarf - lrela Hufchinson - Richard Anderson Billy Haller - - Huberl Dickey - SQUARE CROOKS- Karris Keirn - - Gladys Sioss - Leon Fonles Doris Alldrin - Selma Meninga Jim Morino - John Travaille Frank Richards Leroy Williams - Gerirude Bekedam Pauline Keirn - Senior Play. November 20, I9 THE SIMPLE LIFE-Junior Play, April I7, I936 Dorolhea Schmidl' Lucille Neves - Leo McBrian Elvin Wilburn - Caswell Slockard - Billy Lampkin - Elaine Brink - Be+'ry Van Donk Mildred Kincaid - Charles Williams Glenn Spuller - Leona Nicolaysen - Elva German - .1 24 ii. - - Heroine - - Buller Fake Counfess - Hero - Fafher - Adverfiser - Maid - Millionaire - Secrelary i Business Men I - - Play Boy 35 - Ex-Convicl' - - - Wife - - k Lovers - Landlady Crook-Gunman Police Sergeanf - n Deleciives - Socieiy Leader - - Maid - Widow - Spinsier - Farm Hand - His Son An Aufhor - His Son - His Daughler - - His Wife His Daughler-in-law - - His Son A Counlry Physician - - A Neighbor - Her Mofher Y-,,...L....,-T, GOITRUDENS Toss 125i Q-'Ab Director ig Coffman Future Farmers of America The local chaprer has lorry-six aclive and live honorary members and one Slale Farmer. The group has parlicipaled in four judging conlesls and senl 'rhree poullry champions lo Kansas Cily lor a nafional conlesl. Individuals have developed proiecls, and classes have culled several llocks ol chickens and lesled herds ol ca'r'rIe. OFFICERS Firsl Semesrer Second Semesler Joe Bellencourl - - Presidenl - - Joe Bellencourl Richard Eskes - - Vice-Presidenl - - Fred Bellencourl Frank Miller - - Secrelary - Frank Miller I-Ienry I-lar - Treasurer - Jack I-Iilch Jack I-lilch - - Reporler - Richard Eskes Gene Day - Walchdog - - Russell Douma Lloyd Barlon - Recorder - Lloyd Barlon Mr. Caldwell - Cadel Mr. Keller Mr. Brown - - Advisor - Mr. Kingery AG BAND Deward Tornell Fred Bellencourl' Russell Douma Joe Belrencourl Leroy Del Don Warren Zanullo Ray Turnquisl I-lenry Meninga Lloyd Barron Donald Nicolaysen COMMITTEES Program: Chairman, Ernesl Madsen: Allon Bonner, Ted Sanlos Scholarship: Chairman, I-Iugh Clawson: Frank Miller, Leroy Williams Recrearionz Chairman, Charles Williams: Clyde Leppard, Alberl Cedergren Bean Feed: Chairman, Russell Doumaq Leslie Easlburg, George Nunes Judging: Chairman, Marion I-lar, Fred Bellencourl, I-Iugh Clawson. Lloyd Barlon, Jack I-Iilch, Ernesr Madsen, I-lenry I-lar, John Lewis Savings: Chairman, I-lenry I-lalg George Nunes, Lesler Den Ouden, Leroy Williams Proiecl Loan: Chairman, Jack I-Iilchi Marion I-lal, Leroy Williams Music: Chairman, Lloyd Barlon rl 26 Ir HITCH BROWN s-1'nus'17non'5s rhoncr r.r..4g LETTER me A.G.BLHD :moon ms-rms PRESIDENT I 1 CHAMPS 0 POULTRY E JUDGING POUMRY RECORDS Ass 'Ni EARL SS: 3. R E S TED 1273 School Departments HOUSEHOLD ARTS AND SCIENCE groups, wilh Miss Janel Davis as inslruclor, enioyed many innovalions including rug and linen weaving, nighl classes. household chemislry, and luncheon service. l-landiwork ol many lypes was exhibiled on Parenls' Nighl. ART enlhusiasls supervised by Miss Belly Collman, won lwelve prizes in lhe Roberl Tillle McKee compelilion al l-laggin Memorial Galleries in, Sloclclon during March. ln weaving, Elsie Cedergren won lirsl prize: Geneva Walson. second: and Elnora Wilburn received honorable menlion. Belly Dorroh was awarded lirsl prize and Frances Blalce second in plale design. Honorable menlion wenl lo Emma Sloss, Karris Keirn, and Billie Bellah. Second prize lor poslers was won by Elaine Brink who was also given honorable menlion in lexlile design, in which second place wenl lo Jan- elle Fisher. Roberl Anderson received honorable menlion in lile design. Al lhis exhibil, Ripon placed second in lhe sweepslalces. COMMERCIAL worlcers, under Miss Mauricia Mayer, ellecled a plan whereby leachers were supplied wilh secrelaries capable ol lyping, mim- eographing and laking diclalion. Shorlhand girls who raised money lor lheir own weelc-end lrip lo San Francisco are: Gerlrude Belcedam, Wil- helmina Enserinlc, Barbara Walers, Geneva Walson, and Gladys Asklund. AGRICULTURE judging conleslanls coached by Olis M. Kingery again won a slale championship al San Luis Obispo and lhe privilege ol carry- ing Ripon's lame lo Kansas Cily lhis lall. Joe Bellencourl, Clyde Lep- pard and Henry Meninga, who was allernale lor Fred Bellencourl, loolc lirsl place in Dairy Callle compelilion. The Poullry leam placed second. Joe was awarded a gold medal as high man in his division and Clyde received a bronze medal lor lhird place among eighly boys. .4 28 ir.. .,, vi.-'. 43' . f,..,,., E94 E EM' mi- . Us Lf? ' 1-0'-' , .wa rf ' 4,5'E,2 r, H, , xv. 11:5 'X ' .N-'J' ' V' - sm. . ,,37Ff2T'l'L-':'f-i lf' Q' Y nw s'l m ,,1 ',, . 'fi' , . , . v. 'M ',VQ.27i. 1 f A-1 .-15 f -A- -,.', ,- H , U, ..'- L rf' -3 , .- -, ,, ,. ,, 1,-' 1 . -1 ' fl Hylnn ,. , .1 X '- .V 'lvl 41, A'x'-- - -- . ia, . 1111 , ' 5, . -www 'bjXe'12'::gIzw:5:,:g1.'w:.' ,Q -:fl gif. 022.191, As !i 1,4V-.-T 7' , .' -21-'1 ' 'v 1- 44-, ' Y - ,z :.-,. .N . -,- ,-.M , Z- ,. ,t sw ' 1 fx. . , - .- .. . 1 1. IV... P. K 1,.,'- J ff V- f. Timff 3 4' 4' 4:11 2, - Vx, ,., ', 'Il jx L., 1 T1 '. .i qw.. j'n'.,J I H ,ir ,A - 5 iff.-P i ,rw ,. , -I-Y. ' W Athletic Season FOOTBALL vicfories for fhe l935 Indian varsify resulfed from fhe weighf and experience of fhe feam and fhe excellenf insfrucfion of Coach J. F. Francis. Defensive sfrengfh of fhe forward wall allowed buf one crossing of Ripon's goal line. lrresisfible plunges of fhe baclcfield and specfacular forays beyond fhe line of scrimmage feafured an offense nof only brillianf buf sfeady and heady. Never beafen or scored againsf upon fheir new furf, fhe local warriors sef a precedenf which fufure redshirfs may baffle 'ro mainfain. In nine games played, our wonder feam averaged fwenfy-one poinfs in each confesf and fhe opponenfs averaged fwo-fhirds of one poinf each. C AND D BASKETBALL was in full swing during foofball season and more fhan half fhe clashes resulfed in vicfory for Coach E. W. Parsons' midgef cagers. The crack D feam losf buf one league game and won fhe championship in ifs division. VARSITY AND B TEAM BASKETBALL suffered and in-and-ouf season because rainy weafher hindered pracfice. However, bofh squads man- aged fo win more fhan half fheir filfs by fairly large scores. Coach Francis relied upon a progress-fo-baslcef offense which clicked offen enough for 'rhe varsify fo win fhe Dirf League Championship. INTRAMURAL SPORTS held some inferesf for every boy in school as spring rolled around. Each fraclc evenf had a small following. Soffball, volleyball, and soccer feams were organized. Horseshoe and fennis fournamenfs defermined school champions. GIRLS' CLASS TEAMS were chosen in games of fhe field and courf. When play was ended, sfandings in fhree maior sporfs were: Speedball: Sophomores, Seniors, Juniors, Freshmen. Volleyball: Seniors, Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen. Baslcefball: Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen, Seniors. sl29ls Football Schedule and Scores RIPON OPPONENTS 3 I Slocklon O O Oakdale O 48 I-lughson O 2 I Hilmar O 26 Linden O O Ceres 6 , I9 Pallerson O 20 Escalon O 25 Sonora O I9O Tolals 6 PLAYERS AND POSITIONS R. Leal - - Righl End - - - C. Leppard D. Tornell - Righl Tackle - L. Den Ouclen L. Williams - Righ+ Guard - M. Eisenga G. Siggins - Cenler - - S. Alldrin R. Douma - Lell Guard - C. Williams R. Dalman - Lefl' Tackle - - L. Fonles J. Travaille - Lefl End - A. Sluarl' F. Bellencourl - - Quarlerback - - T. Harp L. Del Don - - Righl l-lallback - - J. I-lilch K. Keirn - - Lefl l-lallfback - - J. Be'r'rencour+ R. Turnquis+ - - Fullloack - - F. Jarschke Coach - J. F. Francis ALL-STAR TEAM-STANISLAUS LEAGUE Firsl Sfring-Tornell, L. Williams, Leal. Second Slring-Travaille, Del Don, Turnquisf. Though neglecled by The sporls wrilers' ballols, Fred Bellencourl was Ripon's slellar ball-packer, scoring nearly half The Iolal poinls. Q-I30Ir W 4 ':3I: Basketball Schedules and Scores VARSITY B TEAM C TEAM D TEAM Ripon Opponenfs Ripon Ripon Opponenls Ripon 29- I 7 Oakdale 27- I 9 Losl Oakdale Won 33-36 Denair I 2-36 Losl Tracy Won I 7-27 Alumni Won Ceres Won 47- 9 Escalon 20-37 Losf HiImar LosI 9-37 San Jose Frosh Won Denair Won 44- 8 Ceres 33-I8 Los+ Ceres Won 3I- 9 Hilmar 23-I6 Won Hilmar Won 23-47 Manleca 29-28 Won Denair Won 27- I3 Escalon 9-26 Losl Oakdale Losl 28-27 Tracy 33-2 I Losl Tracy Losi 27-I7 Modesfo J. C. Frosh 40-23 OakdaIe 27-30 30-24 Hilmar 20-I2 26-4 I Manieca 26- I 6 PLAYERS AND POSITIONS VARSITY B TEAM C TEAM D TEAM CENTERS D. TorneII J. Hekman R. Anderson L. McBrian FORWARDS R. Leal J. Bellrencouri W. Mineni B. Lampkin R. Turnquisf K. Keirn P. Madsen B. HaIIer J. Lewis J. Morino F. Miller C. McBrian D. Barioni W. Siensirom C. WiIIiams F. Miller J. Hifch W. Mineni GUARDS C. Leppard H. Hal E. Wilburn M. Newsirom F. Beffencouri L. Barfon F. Knighf T. Sanfos L. Eas+burg G. Meninga R. Muscio B. Parsons R. Dalman F. Knighi G. B. Hufchins A. Sfuarl COACHES J. F. Francis E. W. Parsons HONORS AND RECOGNITION Varsily ----- Dirl Couri League Championship Jake Hekman - - - League Championship High man on varsily II29 poinfsl D Team - Deward TorneII - - High man on B Team II04 poinfsl .4 32 y. . L VARSITY ,ff CHAMPS B TEAM ..w-E- C SQUAD I33l TUMBLING: I. l-lurchinson, M. Bar+on, W. Scliul, F. Eusebio, A. Dalrnan, G. Gomes, C. Ray, B Garber, E. Wilburn, E. Brink. E. Leal. E. Keirn, E. Wilburn, W. Clawson and E. Regello. SPEEDBALL: M. Auberf, F, Blalce, B. Den Dullc, L. Del Nero, R. Eisenqa, L. Fisher, A. Harvey, H Soares, D. Travaille, 6. Vander Beelc, E. Wilburn. ,s P3...,-.,- . .Sw J0- cg, Tumblers Q K, ,T S 4' .. .. ...L .. - - VOLLEYBALL: A. Harvey. L. Del Nero, G. Asklund, C. Vanden Alcker, D, Alldrin, L. Fisher, V. Morino, l. Hufclwinson. J. Kamps, E. Wilburn, P. Gririon, E. Carey, A. Vander Kamp, G. Lisenbee, G. Vander Beelc, R. Eisenga, E. Sfoss. E. Alldrin. BASKETBALL: A. 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