MISSION 1937 X' f. -1 l Published Annually By The Senior Class of the RIPON UNION HIGH SCHOOL Ripon, California Volume Twenty-one FOREWORD To excel is the aim of every student or group of students of our school and during the past year we have had many who have excelled in their particular work. Because of this we have chosen as a theme for this book Progress and Achievement of Ripon High School during the past year. We wish to bring to you all of these accomplishments and give you a picture of what our school has done and is doing. Numerous awards have been received by individuals and organizations in many of the departmentsot the school. These departments are art, agriculture, com- mercial work, music, debating, and athletics. All the awards received during the past year will be noted elsewhere in this book by word and picture. Here we record another year of school life enumerating the outstanding achieve- ments ot the students of this school. . WE OF 37 DEDICATE TO OUR ADVISOR, CHESTER W. MASON, JR., THIS ISSUE OF THE MISSION AS A SINCERE EXPRESSION OF OUR GRATITUDE FOR HIS ASSISTANCE AND GUIDANCE DURING THE PAST THREE YEARS. Seniors Student Body War Whoop Music Basketball Snapshots Juniors CONTENTS CLASSES Sophomores ACTIVITIES Merit Board Freshmen Girls' Athletic Association Gold R Society Drama Scholarship Society Girls' League Debating Society Future Farmers' ot America AT H L ET I C S Football FE A T U R E S Achievement Essay School Departments Girls' Athletics Advertisements Trustees: Mr. 1. R. Williams: Mr. A. C. Vanden Akkerg Mr, Erar A. Tornell, Clerkg Mrs. W. 1. Farschon Mr. A. W. Hutchinson, President. TRUSTEES' MESSAGE lt is the desire ot the Ripon Union l-ligh School Boord of Trustees to co-operote with the student body in every line of octivity. We os o boord ore pledges to the Ripon community to moke, in every woy possible, ci society thot is os procticol os possible, not only improving our minds, but in developing those chorocteristics thot ore neces- sory in every line of endecivor, We wish the student body success in everything they do. ' PRlNCIPAL'S MESSAGE The theme of your book Progress is the word thot should be chorocteristic of our school life. Whether it is in the closs room, on the field, or in the loborcitory, unless there is progress we ore going bockvvcirds. Moy you be constontly progressing so thot growth ond development will be constant ond long life. WESLIE A. STOUFFER A. B. College at Pacific Principal Junior Business Training OTIS M. KINGERY B. S. University of lllinois Vice-Principal Agriculture Farm Mechanics ALICE BEAN A. B, University of California English l Spanish l. ll Physical Education LESLlE B. BROWN B. S. University of California Chemistry General Science Agriculture LESLlE B. CANNING A. B. University of California 9 Typing l. ll Shorthand l, ll Journalism Bookkeeping JANET DAVIS' Special, Fresno State Teachers' College English l Household Chemistry Household Science Household Arts PAUL R, DENTON ' B, L. University of California French I, ll Algebra I, ll Plain and Solid Geometry Trigonometry General Mathematics JAMES F. FRANCIS A. B. San Jose State Teachers' College Biology Physical Education General Arithmetic JEAN LOGAN B. A. Mills College English ll, lll Dramatics LEONARD McKAE A. B., M A. lleg of Pa ic Social Problems U. S. History World History Debating CHESTER W. MASON JR. A, B. San Jose State Teachers' College Glee Club Band Junior and Senior Orchestra BETTY COFFMAN MILAM . f A. B. College of Pacific Art i. ii, iii, NM Typing I Mechanical Drawing LILA A, BUCK Secretary to the Principal ERNEST B. TURNER Custodian Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Art Editor Literary Editor Classes Activities Boys' Athletics Girls' Athletics Manager Snapshots and Photography Advisor MISSION STAFF Elva German Engbert Ubels Paul Gotshall Lyman Fulton Elaine Brink Dorothea Schmidt Betty Van Donk Roy Anderson Bill Haller H. Vander Kamp Phyllis Gritton Leslie B. Canning Assistants lane Dorroh George Nunes Lizette Fisher Anita Parsons Wanda German Elinor Santos lake l-lekman Emma lane Spence lreta Hutchinson Alice Stoclcord Mildred Kincaid Caswell Stockard Nancy Lewis Ella Wilburn Gertrude Vanden Akker . 52514-ff Q' A ???W?fiQ .- '7-'35-.AF ' ' - fl 5' -If -A .mfr . 1, . 3521 I LL, : s'3Qge '5- - r-02.1.-f ,.f,u,., 111, . . 1-'r.'x1:,.-ww K Ffa- A,15s an W. 1- f '5 Z .. , x 9? . 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'rc 1-11 A--up .QQ 'ff .11 f3:i'Q2,::w :P- '.' 1f - nJ t be' 'E' ff - U ,1 U' 5? 'K-5 5' 5 f'ff,::'f?i-4 'i.Q,Zlx . 'f . . . A ef 1 I . ei 1 '.'2f1,.- is .cf .vp- . tj j E' -..,'f..ugt -gf qfiitsylii .T 4. ,A ., .n ,'.v tiwf31 r 'if-jj, ,, --I rl I .g5 fP,,Q5 .1,lgi 52 1: li 1 , , . zsfkg .f- .:.' 1: 7, , -f,,- y - x- L 4.5 .- f f Y' E -BL .sl-ef. .if ,.-1. fi -. -454415if--+f1'1f-f'W't-RWi 5iif-1' vZ'?-'FIX-'ig!Ei?gg.-13333 ' OUR CLASS HISTORY Good evening, sir! Yes, it is a lovely evening and a wonderful night for the play. And that reminds me that the play tonight is mighty good! I-low do I know, sir? Why, l've heard a lot about it and I know what l'm talking about. The name? Oh, it's called Our Class History and the cast is the Class of I937. Our seats are next to each other so we can enjoy the play together. Look, we're just in time. The overture is ending, the lights are dimming, and the curtain rises on the first act of a four-act play, Our Class History. Act I On a lovely late summer day, September II, I933, to be exact, seventy lshy Freshmen tried to put up a brave show before the staring glances of upper classmen. We began our school term as greenhorns but we were all there! However, our joy soon turned to sorrow for within a few months we lost a dear classmate, Estaline Lisenbee. But we froshies enjoyed our first Christmas party together and in the spring we had a swimming party and wiener roast. Say, kids, remember the boat rides? Act II What,-a feeling it was to know that we were no longer greenies. We settled right down to business and had some sales and we also had our class parties. We initiated the Freshmen before a hilarious student body. A little later, a few sophomore girls presented a skit at a student body party-proving that we already had talent. Act Illl '- We Juniors had o lot to look forward to in our third year. We gotgxour class rings and we also presented our class play, The Simple Life. We gave ci Junior-Senior Prom in May at the Tracy Inn in honor of the graduating class. Act IV ' 1 Seniors! The hope of every high school student is to become a Senior and graduate with honors. At last it was our chance. f We presented our class play, The Rowdy Gentleman, in November. Then, on March Sth, we had our Senior Strike. We went to Camp Connell where we had lots of fun in the snow. .After nine months of hard work, we attended our last day within the walls of our Alma Mater on May 28th. We held our Baccalaureate service on the evening of Sunday, May 30th. On .Iune 3rd, forty-six students were presented with their diplomas of graduation. And so ends another life drama in the school of education. Colors: Green and White. Flower: White Carnation. Motto: A quitter never wins First Semester Ray Leol Joe Bettencourt Betty Van Donk Caswell Stockard Betty Van Donlc Ralph Gardner Phyllis Gritton Ireta Hutchinson Mildred Kincaid Phyllis Gritton Edith Carey Jack Hitch Jack Hitch Ray Leal Bill Holler Anita Parsons CLASS HISTORY and a winner nev Senior President Vice-President Secreta ry Treasurer Junior President Vice-President Sec retory Treasurer Sophomore President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Freshman President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer er quits. Second Semester Roy Leal Jack Hitch Betty Van Donk Caswell Stockard Roland Dalman Emma Jane Spence lreta Hutchinson Bill Haller Ray Turnqulst Victoria Marino Roy Anderson Jack Hitch Joe Bettencourt Mike Stuart Phyllis Gritton Anita Parsons ELIZABETH AHLES Athletics I Z 3 4 e. A. A. Exfcdm. 3, 4 Girls' League Ex. Com. 3, 4 IRENE AZEVEDO Athletics I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Varsity 2 ELAINE BRINK Art Awards State Fair I Athletics I, 2, 3, 4 C. S. F. Sect. 3, C. S. F. Vice-Pres. 4 G' I ' L Ex. C . I 2 4 irs eague om , , Glee Musicales I, 2, 3, 4 Gold R. Society 4 Harmanettes 4 Junior Play 3 Mission Staff I, 2, 3, 4 Music Festivals 2, 3, 4 Pingpong Champion 2 Student Body Vice-Pres. 4 War Whaop Staff I, 2 All-Western Music Conference 4 ROLAND DALMAN Basketball' 2, 3, 4 Class Pres. 3 Football I, 2, 3, 4 Track 2 War Whaop Staff 4 ' HUBERT DICKEY Band I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 4 Football 2 . School Play 3 Senior Play 4 RICHARD ESKES Champion Poultry Team 2 F. F A. Judging Team I 2 3 4 ROY ANDERSON Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Class Secretary 2 C. S. F. 2, 3, 4 C. S. F. President 4 C. S. F. Vice-Pres. 3 Mission Staff 3, 4 Play Business Manager 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 JOE BETTENCOURT Band I, 2, 3, 4, Band Pres. 3 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Class Pres. I Championship Judging Team 3 Combined Band, Davis I, 2, 3, 4 Class Vice-Pres. 4 F. F. A. Judging Team I, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. Pres. 3, F. F. A. Treas. 4 German Band.3, 4 Gold R Society 4 Softball I 2 Track I, 2 Football 3, 4 EDITH CAREY Athletics I, 2, 3, 4 Class Secr. I, 2, 3, 4 G. A. A. Ex. Com. 3, 4 Girls' League Pres. 3 Girls' League Vice-Pres. 4 Glee Musicales 2, 4 Senior Play 4 War Whaop Staff 4 Valley Ball Varsity I LESTER DEN OUDEN Basketball I, 2 F. F. A. Judging Team I, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. Vice-Pres. 4 . Football 3, 4 ' Softball 2 LESLIE EASTBURG Basketball 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. Judging Team 3, 4 . Football 3, 4 Softball 2 Stage Manager 2, 3, 4 War Whaop 4 RUTH EDIVIINSTER Athletics I, 2 B d 4 Q , I 4 I an 2, F- F- A- V'Ce'P'e5- 3 Glee Musicales I ELIZABETH AHLES ROY ANDERSON IRENE AZEVEDO JOE BETTENCOURT ELAINE BRINK EDITH CAREY ROLAND DALMAN LESTER DEN OUDEN HUBERT DICKEY LESLIE EASTBURG , . RICHARD ESKES RUTH EDIVIINSTER DOROTHY EVINGER Art Award State Fair 3 Girls' League Ex Com. 3, 4 PAUL GOTSHALL Band l, 2 Mission Staff 3, 4 Plc-I Advertiser Mgr. 3, 4 Scholl Play 2 PHYLLIS GRlTTON Athletics l, 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Band l, 2, 3, 4 Mission Staff 2, 4 Music Festival 2, 4 Basketball Varsity 4 Senior Play Class Sec. l, 2, 3 Volleyball Varsity 3, 4 C. S. F. l, 3 G. A. A. Ex. Com. 2, 3 G A. A. Pres. 3 Girls' League Ex. Com. l, 2, 4 Glee Musicales 2, 3, 4 Gold R Society 4 Harmonettes 4 JACK HITCH Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Class Pres. l Class Treas. 2 Class Vice-Pres. 4 C. S. F. 4 A F. F. A. Judging Team 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. Pres. 4 F. F. A. Reporter 3 Football l 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2 IRETA HUTCHINSON Athletics l, 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Band Vice-Pres. 4 Basketball Varsity 3, 4 Class Treos. 3 G. A, A. Ex, Com. 1, 2, 4 Girls' League Ex. Com. l, 2 Glee Musicales 2, 3, 4 Gold R Society 3, 4 Mission Staff 4 School Play 3 Senior Play 4 Volleyball Varsity l, 2, 3, 4 War Whoop 4 Yell Leader 2, 3, 4 l-larmonettes 3, 4 Music Festival 2, 3, 4 MILDRED KINCAID Athletics l, 2, 3, 4 Class Pres. 2 G. A. A. Sec.-Treas. 3 Girls' League Ex. 2 Glee Musicales l Junior Play Mission Staff 3, 4 Student Body Sec. 3 Typing Team 2, 3 RALPH GARDNER Band l, 2, 3, 4 Band Vice-Pres, 4 Basketball 4 Class Vice-Pres. 3 Football l Glee Musicales l, 4 Harmaneers 4 Senior Play 4 School Play 2 Saxophone Octet 2, 3, 4 Studio Band 3, 4 ELVA GERMAN Art Awards State Fair l Athletics l, 2, 3, 4 C. S. F. l, 2 C. S. F. Publicity Mgr. 2 Junior Play Mission Staff 3, 4 Senior Play War Whoop Staff 4 BILL HALLER Band l, 2, 3 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Class Sec. l Class Treas. 3 C. S. F. l, 3 School Play 2, 3 Typing Team 3 MARION HAT Basketball 2 Chairman F. F. A. Judging Teams F. F. A. Judging 2, 3, 4 F. F. F. Project Fund Com. 3, 4 Football 4 Track 2 ANDREW KEUNING Transfer Tracy High 4 BILL LAMPKIN Band l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Musicales 2 Junior Play Music Festival 3 Saxophone Octet 3, 4 School Play 2 Softball 2 Studio Band 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Track 3 Variety Show 3, 4 DOROTHY EVI NGER RALPH GARDNER PAUL GOTSHALL I ELVA GERMAN PHYLLIS GRITTON BILL HALLER JACK HITCH MARION HAT IRETA HUTCHINSON ANDREW KEUNING MILDRED KINCAID BILL LAMPKIN RAY LEAL Basketball I 2, 3, 4 Basketball Captain 4 Class President 2, 4 Class Vice-Pres. I Class Treas. I . Football 2, 3, 4 Softball 2 Stage Manager 3, 4 ANNIE LIMA Athletics I, 2 3, 4 G. A. A. Ex. com. 4 Girls' League Ex. Cam. 3 Glee Musicales 2 War Whoop Staff 4 LEONA NICOLAYSEN Athletics I, 2, 3, 4 Glee Musicales 2 Junior Play LUCILLE NEVES Athletics I, 2, 3, 4 G, A. A. Ex. Com. 4 Girls' League Ex. Com. 3, 4 Glee Musicales 2 Junior Play Senior Play VICTOR SAABYE Transfer from Merdac H. S., Minn. 4 Basketball 4 HARRY SLIKKER F. F. A. I Football 4 Track I, 2, 3, 4 NANCY LEWIS Transfer from Sacramento H. S. 3 Athletics 3, 4 G. A. A. Ex. Com. 4 Mission Staff 4 Student Body Sec.-Treas. 4 Typing Team 3 War Whoop Staff 4 LEO MCBRIAN Band I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 - F. F. A, Judging Team I German Band 2, 3, 4 Glee Musicales 2 Junior Play Senior Play VICTORIA MORI NO Athletics I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3 Basketball Varsity 3, 4 Class Vice-Pres. 2 G. A. A. Ex. Com. 3 G. A. A. Pres. 4 Girls' League Delegate 4 Glee Muslcales 2 Student Body Vice-Pres. 4 Senior Play Valley Bal Varsitfy I, 2, 3 War Whoop Stat 4 ANITA PARSONS Art Award State Fair I Athletics I, 2, 3, 4 Class Treas. I Mission Staff 4 War Whoop Staff 4 DOROTHEA SCHMIDT Transfer from Campbell H. S. 2 Athletics 2, 3, 4 Tennis Champ. 3 C. S. F. Z, 3, 4 C. S. F. Vice-Pres. 3 Glee Musicales 2 Junior Play Mission Staff 4 War Whoop Staff 4 RAY LEAL NANCY LEWIS ANNIE LIMA LEO MCBRIAN LEONA NICOLAYSEN VICTORIA MORINO LUCILLE NEVES ANITA PARSONS VICTOR SAABYE DOROTI-IEA SCI-IMIDT HARRY SLIKKER GLENN SPULLER Football 2, 4 C-lee Musicales 4 Junior Play Tennis 2, 3, 4 War Whoop Staff 4 MIKE STUART Band l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 Class Vice-Pres. l Football l, 3, 4 German Band 4 Glee Musicales l 2, 4 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4 School Plays 3 Softball 2 Variety Show 3, 4 CHARLES RAY TURNQUIST Agriculture Band 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Band Pres, 3, 4 Basketball l 2, 3, 4 Class Pres. 2 Football 2, 3, 4 Football Captain 3, 4 German Band 3 4 Glee Musicales Q Gold R Society 4 Merit Board Pres. 4 Mission Staff 3 School Play Senior Play Softball 2 Music Festival 2, 3, 4 Variety Show 3, 4 IONA VlNCELET Athletics l, 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Musicales 2 Variety Shaw 3, 4 El.VlN WILBURN Band 2, 3, 4 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4 German Band 3, 4 Junior Play School Play 2 Senior Play Tennis Champ 3 Variety Show 3, 4 Music Festival 3 CHESTER WILLIAMS Basketball 2 F. F. A. Judging Team l, 3, 4 F. F. A. Sec. 4 Football 4 Track l EMMA JANE SPE NCE Transfer Missouri High 3 Athletics 3, 4 Class Vice-Pres. 3 G. A. A. Sec.-Treas. 4 Girls' League Treas. 4 CASWELL STOCKARD Transfer Tennessee High 3 Band 3, 4 Class .Treas 4 Debating 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play HENRIETTA VANDER KAMP Athletics 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Varsity 3, 4 G, A. A. Vice-Pres. 4 Glee Musicales 2, 3, 4 l-larrnonettes 3 4 Lyceum Mgr. 4 Mission Staff 4 Volleyball Varsity 4 War Whoop Staff 4 BETTY VAN DONK All-Western Music Conference 4 Athletics l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball Varsity 4 Class President 3 Class Secretary 4 G A. A. Ex. Com. 4 Glee Musicales 2, 3, 4 Harrnonettes 3, 4 Junior Play Mission Staff Senior Play Volleyball Varsity 4 War Whoop Staff 4 Music Festival 3, 4 CHARLES WILLIAMS Basketball 3, 4 F. F. A. Judging Team l, 2, 3, 4 F. F. A. Treasurer 4 Football 2, 3 , 4 Junior Play Senior Play Softball 2 Student Body President 4 Track l GLENN SPULLER EMMA JANE SPENCE M I KE STUART CASWELL STOCKARD CHARLES RAY TURNQUIST HENRIETTA VANDER KAMP IONA VINCELET BETTY VAN DONK ELVIN WILBURN CHARLES WILLIAMS CHESTER WILLIAMS PRESENTING KNOWN AS Elizabeth Ahles Roy Anderson lrene Azevedo Joe Bettencourt Elaine Brink Edith Carey Roland Dalmon Lester Den Ouden Hubert Dickey Leslie Eastburg Ruth Edminster Richard Eskes Dorothy Evinger Ralph Gardner Elva German Paul Gotshall Phyllis Gritton Billy Haller Marion Hat Jack Hitch lreta Hutchinson Andrew Keuning Mildred Kincaid Billy Lampkin Raymond Leal Nancy Lewis Annie Lima Leo McBrian Victoria Marino Lucille Neves Leona Nicolaysen Anita Parsons Victor Saabye Dorothea Schmidt Harry Slikker Emma .lane Spence Glenn Spuller Caswell Stockard Arthur Stuart Raymond Turnquist Henrietta Vander Kamp Betty Van Donk lona Vincelet Elvin Wilburn Charles Williams A Chester Williams Lizzie Goober Rene Little Caesar Brinkie Edee Horse Les Dicky Swede Ruthie Eskes Dot Kissey Elvie Gotchie Tubby Whiskers Doc Hitch Rete Andy Mil Lammy Tittle Nance Susabelle Goose Vic Lui Nichols Nita Casabe Dortea Slik Missouri Splutter Cazzey Mike - Turk Henny Dinker lona Baby-face Charlie Chet HEARD SAYING Oh My Gosh Nuts You're Tellin' Me? Heyl Youl Fiddle Dee Hey Rete Gosh!! Yah You're Screwy Sure! Why not Good Gravy Yah? Bust You Hey you guys Gorsh Say! Youl Oh You Rat! Oh Yeah? Boy oh Boy! Unprintable Gosh Darn lt What's Up Now Oh Gosh Let's See Now Hi Yuh Toots Oh You Kids Not Really Oh Yeah! Gosh -- l Oh, Gosh Pardon My French You Know Well? Just a Second . l don't Know l thought l'd die l gotta be Goin Well --, Now, How about a date Holy Smokes Oh fer Gosh Sakes Jiminettil Where's lrene Gee Whilikers Aw Gee Aw Go Wan' SENIOR REVIEW APPEARANCE Sophisticated Wise Pleasant Swanky Capable Jolly Blustery Reserved Worried Ruddy Retiring Prosperous Farmer Mischievous Debonair Serious Dreamy Pleasantly plump Amused Grinning Determined Cute Businesslike Dainty Boisterous Suave Lovely and Lengthy Surprised Noisy Sporty Pleasant Sleepy Ladylike Steady Timid Deliberate Penny Bored Trying to Look Important Flashy Confident lmpish Vivacious Quiet Good-natured Happy-go-Lucky Collegiate FAILING Precision Figures Taking Rides Playing with th Modeling Clay Singing Falling in Love Shyness Worries Blushing Dot Evinger Mathematics Laughing Acting Studying Day Dreaming Curves Basketball Fooling Around Cutting Up Tittle Tardy Slips Bus C. Chewing Gum Football Dancing Victoria M. Pestering Sports Dieting Bookkeeping Teasing Pearl Burkett French Chemistry Talking Flirting Arguing Mr. McKaig Girls Writing Notes Nose Waving Hair Showing off Nose Dives Marjorie e Freshmen Girls DESTINATION Private Secretary Einstein ll Housewife Dairymon Artist Artist's Model Bachelor Dizzy Dean ot l943 Lady's Man Retired Banker Sunday School Teacher Farmer Missionary's Wife Grocery Clerk School Marm Crooner Equestrienne Sports Announcer Aviator Pugilist Ginger Rogers ll Broker Housewife Prof. Football Athletic Coach Chorus Girl Seamstress ln HOT Water Gymnasium Teacher Store Clerk Rich Man's Darling Designer Bookkeeping Clerk Teacher Scientist Doctor's Office Assistant Fisherman and Duck Huntei Lawyer Preacher Movie Star Housewife Nurse Beauty Operator Bell-Hop High Flyer Dude Rancher .. ..,, J wasgwwsm V 4 e S FA s K T52 .Y F' .mg ', .394 wzffba , w,Qu.pi. 3 452 swf? rf .Stl T 1 15: f w 'fir ii -..-. ,e jk sf x 1 I 0 N rx 3 R A5 .L v 2? .m ., f, aj ' x A I , ' 'I eb - 5' 1' .f U 5. Y-I -N Q r' i' D55 vig I 4- X Q- 1 Q.. -- ?'Y-'rw-255' ' Q 1 -r rf ..:..4 ,S Af 5 - , . gf? K -on .S ' N , ' . 5 . q WJ .1 e , P 2 Q4 5 I4 Q,-fff' ' . E 1 T7- QQ? Q , . 2, .Q L51 ,N i X ML., f 3515533 ' 4693. 3 .gp- A 5 ' gs e Ae' ! N ' fri 2,57 5 b if 1:2735 A SENIOR STRIKE . Ski highl . Lucky Snowman. . He's melling. 4. The sticks'lI hold you up. 5. Heels over head in SIIOW. 6. Hold that pose! 7. Have a bile. 8. Scrambled Kids. 9. Two guesses. 10. Get if Stoulfer? ll. Stand on your feet. 12. Where's Dorothy? 13. Get a horse. I4. Push 'em up! JUNIOR CLASS Advisors: Mrs. Betty C. Milam, Mr. Leslie Brown. A Officers First Semester Second Semester Henry Hat President Henry Hat Don Bartoni Vice-President Don Bartoni Jake Hekman Secretary Lizette Fisher Engbert Ubels Treasurer Fred Pranger The Junior Class is composed of fifty-three members. The class play was Toby Goes Wild, a comic mystery, which was presented to a full auditorium on February 26. lt was directed by Miss Jean Logan. The Juniors entertained the Senior Class at the annual Junior-Senior Prom on May Zlst. The Junior girls acted as hostesses to the Senior girls and their mothers in May at the annual Mothers' and Daughters' Tea. The entire Junior Class has had a very successful year and feel that much of this success is to be attributed to their advisors, Mrs. Milam and Mr. Brown, to whom they wish to take this method of extending their appreciation. ' SOPHOMORE CLASS Advisors: Miss Jean Logan, Mr. Leonard McKaig. Officers First Semester I Second Semester Robert Muscio President Lincoln Brown Sam Ruthersford Vice-President Eleanor Aldrin Eleanor Aldrin Secretary-Treasurer Emory Garber The Sophomores feel very proud of two of their fellow students. Florence McKaig creeived a S25 prize for a winning essay and Ted Santos received S50 from the Tay- lor Milling Co, for his prize-winning poultry. On February 8 we presented a program to the Student Body directed by Miss Jean Logan. The Sophomore Party was held on the evening of Nov. 20 in the High School auditorium. Various games and contests were enjoyed by all who attended. We, of the Sophomore Class wish to thank Mr. McKaig and Miss Logan for their wonderful guidance during this school year. FRESHMAN CLASS Advisors: Jame F. Francis, Miss Alice Bean. Officers First Semester Second Semester Etelvina Leal President Joellen Harp Archie Van Wyk Vice-President Dean Williams Lucy Costa Secretary-Treasurer Alice Stockard The Freshman Class enjoyed a class party given in the auditorium March l2, l937. Seventy-six were enrolled during the past year. ...Q few . I .. - f , I lg SENIOR ALPHABET A is for Ahles and Anderson Oh! B is for Brinkie and Bettencourt Joe. C is for Carey our jolly classmate. D is for Dalman and Dickey the Great. E is for Eastburg and Evinger Dot, F is for fun liked by the Seniors a lot. G is tor German and Gotshall and Gardner, And also for Gritton, Brinkie's old Pardner. H is for Hutchinson, Haller and Hat, And also John Hitch whom no one calls thot. I is tor Irene, from the Ns she did wait, J is for June when we all graduate. K is for Keuning and Mildred Kincaid, L is for Leol and Lampkin so staid l?l There also is Limo and toll Lewis, Nan And Lester Den Ouden, shy, fair-hair'd young man. I M is for Morino and Leo McBroin, And for Mr. Mason to whom we've been try'n. N is tor Nicoloysen and Lu Neves too, O stands for others who'll stay when we're through. P is for Parsons, lthat is only a namel Q is for quiet, o teocher's vain aim. R is for Ruthie and Richard, both from the E's, S is for Saabye and Schmidt if you please. And Slikker, and Stockard and Spuller ond Spence, And poor old Mike Stuart Mac has on a fence. T is for Turnquist, for him girls do tall. U is unneeded in the Senior Roll Call. V is for Vincelet, Van Donk, Vander Kamp. W is for Wilburn and the two Williams Scamps. And now at the last, there is X, Y, and Z, Unknown, undergrads, we bequeath them to theel Here's something that must ne'er be forgot-- Here's thanks to you teachers who've helped us a lot Miss Canning, Miss Davis and our principal too, Mr. Stouffer, we tender our deep thanks to you. S ACTIVITIES 51-fiiTil2E272Q1E?3iZa1:s-.x:,,.V,:..:,.:.,-,N , , 'V w1fVV15'w-V-fifwss.1:a4iag14cffii'L.:GL-LEVQQ-..-. ,, 'S ---:fV'-- w.fP4-1141fE':'2LZfgsft?f-amz? W, , ' Q'F i':f' gg,11g,1a .1.,,,, . . X ' YV .ff f -'ie'-4 V.-V 17:- Q. -.-. . ,., - 1'355.15gV.5:'gN,-ffg: V-Vfrirxi-:ji-5, ga,-.,4. ,.,. ., If-Na+:-' 5525514-zf2?'Q-FVWEGCVP47-a'?023-:iv-'V-'fancy-sf.'fx -A VM., . 5 ,- - 1 - 'Q - . - . 'E NSE- 1 . . :Fw-A-5: 523.555-13:-S-'!'.1C'1: ezrdi, A Al' 5 i'fgF. 1:,-- up A, l, T? 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The F. F. A. sent their championship Dairy Cattle Judging Team to Kansas where they gave a good account of themselves returning with the Maltby Trophy. The Junior and Senior Class plays presented and the dramatists received well- earned praise for their efforts. The War Whoop was printed twice a month and kept the students in touch with the latest news. The Merit Board abolished the demerit system. Membership in the Scholarship Society was changed to require at least two teachers' recommendations and two college recommendations. Q The Girls' League and the Girls' Athletic Association provided ample opportunity for girls to take an active part in various activities. Those who earned sufficient merits were presented with membership in the Gold R Society. All in all the organizations cooperated with each other and kept the school in perfect harmony during the entire school year. STUDENT BODY Officers of the student body were: First Semester Charles Williams Elaine Brink Nancy Lewis Henrietta Vander lreta Hutchinson .lack Hitch George Nunes Victoria Morino Elva German Ray Turnquist Lizette Fisher President Vice-President Secretary Kamp Lyceum Manager Yell Leader F. F. A. President Boys' Athletic Manager Girls' Athletic Manager Mission Editor Merit Board President Girls' League President Second Semester Charles Williams Victoria Marino ' Nancy Lewis Henrietta Vander Kamp lreto Hutchinson Henry Hat George Nunes Victoria Morino Elva German Ray Turnquist Lizette Fisher A student party was held on December I8, I936, ond was considered o great success by all who attend. Dancing and games were enjoyed, after which refreshments were served. A skating party was planned for the spring. MERIT BOARD This year's merit board consisted of Ray Turnquist, chairman, Lizette Fisher, Elvo Giovannoni, and Etelvina Leal. Mr. Leslie B. Brown was the advisor. Quite o change was made this year when the demerit system was completely discarded. GIRLS' ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION The G. A. A. combined with the Girls' League and gave a party for all girls of the student body, February I9, 1937. They also joined with other schools in ploy-days. The dates of these play-days were as follows: Volleyball Basketball Basketball Linden Tracy Linden A skating party and a banquet were planned for the spring. Miss Alice Bean was the advisor. Members of the Executive Committee were' Victoria Morino Henrietta Vander Kamp Emma Jane Spence Edith Carey Anne Harvey Marjorie Barton Nancy Lewis ' Jeanette Bouma Opal Tipton Annie Lima Jane Dorroh December I2 February 27 March I3 President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Vol leyboll Basketball Speedball Baseball Track Horseshoes Archery Tenn is CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION New members wer inducted at informal ceremonies held at two parties during the year. Plans were being made to attend scholarship meetings at Turlock and San Mateo with several neighboring chapters. A scholarship ditch-day was planned for the spring. Officers were: First Semester Second Semester Jake Hekman President Roy Anderson Lizette Fisher Vice-President Elaine Brink Florence McKaig Secretary-Treasurer Gertrude Vanden Akker Leonard McKaig Advisor -IZITIUC-IVY -I-Wm! F5 A. A. -4UOUU WAR WHOOP The War Whoop the past year has been issued alternate Fridays, has averaged ten pages an issue, has been mimeographed rather than printed, has had a circula- tion of 350 and an exchange with 40 other schools, and has become an accredited member of the National Scholastic Press Association. Contrary to previous custom, the staff has been changed every issue. Each member of the class therefore, has acted as Editor and Assistant Editor. The staff is as follows: Robert Anderson, Don Bartoni, Edith Carey, Roland Dalman, Leslie Eastburg, Elva German, Elvo Giovannoni, Phyllis Gritton, Anne l-larvey, Nancy-Lewis, lreta Hutchinson, Frank Knight, Annie Lima, Victoria Morino, George Nunes, Anita Parson, Dorothea Schmidt, George Siggins, l-larry Slikker, Glenn Spuller, Ray Turnquist, Henrietta Vander Kamp, Betty Van Donk. Miss Leslie Canning was the advisor. . ,' f , GOLD R SOCIETY A gold R and guard were presented to Phyllis Gritton, lreta l-lutchinson, Joe Bettencourt, and Ray Turnquist for earning 300 merits or more. A gold R was presented Lizette Fisher and Elaine Brink for earning 250. There were no officers elected this year because the number in the society was not large enough. Mr. Leslie Brown was advisor of the group. . GIRLS' LEAGUE The Girls' League, under the guidance of Mrs. Milam, sent delegates to the annual convention at l-layward. . The delegates were Victoria Marino, and Lizette Fisher. They were accompanied by Mrs. Milam and other girls from the organization. The Welcome Party honoring the freshmen and new girls was held February l9, l937. Other entertainments of the year were the Faculty Program and the junior- Senior Tea. A Officers of the year were: President Lizette Fisher Vice-President I Edith Carey Secretary Elinor Santos Treasurer Emma Jane Spence DEBATING The members of the debating class: Jeanette Edinger, Wanda German, Florence McKaig, Gertrude Vanden Akker, Engbert Ubels, and Caswell Stockard. The debaters took part in a tournament at San Francisco, December 4 and 5, winning six out of ten debates. They participated in numerous practice debates and planned to enter other tournaments at Modesto, San Francisco, and Fresno. By the end of the term Ripon debaters will have participated in more debates than any previous year. Their coach is Mr. Leanord McKaig. WW A H R R 0 O P ca s O O L c D I E ll RH T Y G E I X R L S 5 M M L 4 E A T G E u E D E B A T E R S MUSIC Mr. C. W. Mason, Jr., is the head of the Music Department, which consists of the Band, Glee Club, Orchestra, and a Junior Orchestra for beginners. There are a number of small groups such as the Saxophone Ensemble, German Band, Harmoneers, l-larmonettes, and Brass Ensemble. Each take part in the various community programs. BAND The Band was very active during the year, participating in rallies, assemblies, Armistice Day Parade, athletic contests, Parents' Night, and Commencement Exercises. - The officers of the Band were as follows: Ray Turnquist President 'Ray Turnquist Ralph Gardner Vice-President lreta Hutchinson Lizette Fisher Secretary-Treasurer Lizette Fisher Some of the programs in which the Band played were as follows: Christmas Concert at Newman December 24 Benefit Concert at Ripon February 9 Northern California Band Contest at Davis April l7 State Band Contest at San Francisco May l5 San Joaquin Valley Music Festival at Lodi May 22 The Band won high honors at Davis and San Francisco. - GLEE CLUB The Glee Club, accompanied by Sterling Nicolaysen, consisted of fifty-two mem- bers. Some of the programs the Glee Club presented were as follows: Concert at Congregational Church Contata Song of Man l-lalf-hour program over Radio Station KGDM San Joaquin Valley Music Festival at Lodi Baccalaureate Services May 3O Commencement Exercises June 3 ORCHESTRA The Orchestra consists of thirty-five members. lt was greatly improved through the addition of more woodwind and brass instruments than were used in previous years. Programs in which the Orchestra participated were as follows: Baccalaureate Services May 30 Junior Play February 26 Senior Play Dacember ll M G xx LQSUHEQEA v M kkry .,..,k ...f wk- .....---QQ, 5.9 -.T....g K U K ny' , W ? - 3 2 i - I a , T , , , 'I' , 45 -A Vs ff - vLL- K' f ,ff f ' - Lf K- A . wg- 'VI' ' Lg, '93 ' 'Y' ' ' ff J' w ,,: W ., 1., K ,- 4- ,, ' ,N , A . .ag 12,5 2 5' -15 iM2fQ'E2i'g':f , l2,2g:'i ,3?',f,:K,T'7731 'IIE' Vx 35, ,, -NYX 'Ng' 'xg-1.-5:- y,- SYN, x7,,s ,4.f .-5 N un- .0 Q. 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Senior Play Cast Bvusiness Stuff Louise Monette Mr. Von Horne Mrs. Van Horne Tillie Mr. Sharpe Jones Winston Avery Mildred Harold Jack Van Horne Blanche Kay Mr. Coddington Paul Gotshall Ray Leal, Leslie Eastburg Roy Anderson Henrietta Vander Kamp Jean Logan y, Toby Goes Wild, was presented February 26, l937. junior Play Cast Business Staff Ellen Carson Tildy Brown Toby Baker Ezra Simpkins Tom Howard Martin Stone Joseph Dunbar Mrs. Dunbar Willie Dunbar Peggy Dunbar Ruby Dunbar Mrs. Smith Henry Hat, Lavina lsert Carrol Smith George Siggins Kathleen Mason, Doris Eastburg Jean Logan , A S4 SP2 fgnaessgln 1 ig e 5 1 '12 : J--nw 1, B ,A Q i K 'fiawig li. 1 MALTBY TROPHY FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Ripon Future Farmers of America, Chapter i5, has fifty-three active mem- bers with five honorary members. The members have participated in four judging contests and in i936 sent a champion Dairy Cattle Judging team to Kansas City for a National Contest. This judging team consisted of Joe Bettencourt, Fred Bettencourt, Henry Meninga and Clyde Leppard. They won the National Championship in judging milk. The team brought home the Maltby Trophy and prize money totaling up to twenty-five dollars. individuals have developed projects, and classes have pruned vines, culled chick- ens, and tested herds of dairy cattle. During the year, individual members have won many honors. Ted Santos won fifty dollars in a Pullet Contest. Ben Slikker showed three Poland-China borrows at the South San Francisco Baby Beef Livestock Show and made a total of one hundred and twenty-six dollars, Henry Hat entered a State-Wide Egg-Production Efficiency Contest and won twenty dollars. As a group, the Ripon F. F. A. has received high awards. At a contest held at the Bain Ranch, April 3, at Lockeford, the Ripon F. F. A. won first place in sweepstatkes, placed first in judging poultry, Dairy Cattle, and Livestockj placed third in trees, and fifth in Farm Mechanics. Enrollment of the Chapter: Bill Meninga, Ray Bekedam, Henry Pratt, Rene Day, Francis Lagier, Albert Souza, Richard Keirn, Archie Van Wyk, Charles Emslie, Fred Burri, Bill Miller, Dean Williams, Welco Zardo, Sam Rutherford, John Kamps, Sher- wood Franscella, Lincoln Brown, Emory Garber, Richard Wright, Dick Harvey, George Nunes, Bill Watson, Ted Santos, Ben Slikker, Chester Williams, Charles Williams, Richard Eskes, Andrew Keuning, Lester Den Ouden, Bill Stenstrom, Frank Miller, Henry Hat, Eugene Day, Ernest Madsen, Jack Hitch, Manuel Sequeira, Joe Betten- court, Leslie Eastburg, Joaquin Silveria, Albert Cedergren, Marion Hat, Kenneth Cedergren, Ray Cunha, Jim Bonelli, Frankie Elsholz, Gene Berry, Walter Padgett, Don Nicolaysen, Hugh Clawson, Louis Olmo, Warren Zanutto, Donald Zanutto. Officers for the year were: First Semester Second Semester Jack Hitch President Henry Hat Lester Den Ouden Vice-President Lester Den Ouden Chester Williams Secretary Hugh Clawson Charles Williams Treasurer Jack Hitch George Nunes Reporter George Nunes Sherwood Franscella Recorder Sherwood Franscella Gene Day Watch-Dog Dick Harvey Agricultural Band: Paul Madsen, Don Nicolaysen, Bill Miller, and Joe Bettencourt. F. F. A. Entire troupe. Take your choice. Black or white? Back east. Brown's prize animal. Franscella, the gardener just so big. Dairy champions. Going to Kansas. Which is which? Hat what a picnic! Pratt prefers spots. Looks black. Nunes. I SCHOOL DEPARTMENTS? Art Art consists ot weaving, mechanical drawing, and all types of art work such as poster painting, clay modeling, oil painting and plain drawing. Under the direction of Mrs. Milam the department won first place at the i936 State Fair for the most artistic booth. Agriculture This subject is the study of farming taught by Mr. Otis Kingery. Judging makes up a great part ot it. The many prizes and honors won in this field have been described in connection with the Future Farmers at America elsewhere in this book. Commercial Commercial work is made up ot typing, shorthand, journalism and bookkeeping, all taught by Miss Leslie Canning. Junior business training is taught by Mr. Stoutter. English English consists ot three years ot English taught by Miss Alice Bean, Miss Janet Davis and Miss Jean Logan. Miss Logan also teaches dramatics. Mr. McKaig is the teacher of debating and public speaking. History World History, U. S. History and Social Problems make up the various subjects in the department taught by Mr. McKaig. Household Arts Miss Janet Davis teaches cooking, household chemistry and sewing to the girls. The different skills taught in Sewing are weaving, knitting, crocheting and practical sewing. Languages French and Spanish are taught by Mr. Paul Denton, and Miss Alice Bean, respectively. A Mathematics Mathematics consists ot Algebra l, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Algebra ll. The instructor is Mr. Paul Denton. Music Band, Glee Club, and Orchestra are taught by Mr. Chester Mason. The various accomplishments of this group are described in the book elsewhere. Sciences Mr. Leslie Brown teaches Chemistry, General Science and Mr. Francis teaches Biology. Shop ivlr. Kingery, the instructor ot Shop, teaches the boys woodwork and especially how to make form equipment that is useful. 'Athletics will be found elsewhere in the book. 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This year Ripon set an all time record turnout of football iaspirants. 'Ripon also started something new this year when they established an Indian Papoose B Team which had a good season, being beaten only by a powerful Stoekton Team. l FOOTBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES Ripon Opponent Opponent Ripon 6 Ripon vs. Oakdale l2 40 Ripon vs. Ceres O Ripon vs. Hughson O 6 Ripon vs. Patterson l4 Ripon vs. Hilmar 6 Bl Ripon vs. Sonora 53 Ripon vs. Linden O O Ripon vs. Escalon l PLAYERS AND POSITIONS Ends Tackles Guards Centers A R. Leal R. Dalman C. Williams G. Siggins L. Den Ouden P. Hill L. Clark G. Berry G. Meninga C. Williams D. Harvey H. Hat W. Zanutto G. Cross S. Froncella J. Hekman D. Williams M. Hat B. Stenstrom E. Hegwer ' ' I Quarterbacks Halfbacks Fullbacks M. Stuart J. Bettencourt R. Turnquisti H. Slikker G. Day l. Hitch D. Bartoni T. Harp BASKETBALL Varsity The varsity had a very successful season this year. While their winning streak of eleven games was not as good as that of the B's it was still very good considering the strong opposition which they played against in the County League. They won the Dirt League without a defeat and played second only to Stockton in the County League. ln the first League Play-off, Ripon came from behind to score ci decisive victory over Tracy, the winner of the West Side League, allowing them only three points in the last half. Next came the play-off with Turlock, the winner of the Modesto Sub-League, in which they were defeated by the close score of 34-28, after staging a desperate rally in the final minutes of play. B Team Setting a new record of consecutive victories, Ripon's B basketball quintet ended one of the most successful seasons in years. The winning streak was continued for fourteen straight games in winning over Linden This was also the final game in the Dirt League in which Ripon easily won the championship. The B's were also in the County League which was made up of very strong opposition. Ripon was able to place a close second to a strong Stockton team with whom they were able to gain an even break in their two-game series, losing the first game but coming back strong to win over the County League champions in the final game of the series. ln the League play-off, Ripon was pitted against Patterson. The game was played at Patterson placing Ripon at a disadvantage. The game proved to be a very close one, the lead passing back and forth from one team to the other, and at no time did more than four points separate the two teams. Ripon came out on the short end of the score losing by one point. This game snapped their winning streak, but they made a record Ripon may well be proud of. C Team The C's this year had a very good season, under the leadership of Sterling Cowden. Luck seemed against them during their first league game which they lost to Ceres. From then on, however, they were undefeated until near the end of the season when they suffered a set-back at the hands of Hilmar. Th season ended in a three-way tie for the championship between Ceres, Hilmar, and Ripon. A play-off followed in which Ripon was victorious over both opponents, bringing home another championship for Ripon Hi. D Team The D's had a fairly successful season, also under the leadership of Sterling Cowden, starting out very poorly but finishing a first rate team. They proved them- selves worthy of this estimation by establishing a new record for light-weight scoring when they defeated Denair by the seemingly impossible score of 72-O. x 42 ,Qs XM A 9, I di BASKETBALL SCHEDULE AND SCORES Varsity B Team Ripon Opponents Ripon 40-l l Escalon l l-43 29- l 2 Manteca 22-30 28-29 Oakdale 29-24 38-24 lvlanteca l 2-l9 4l -l 3 Escalon 4-39 22-25 M. J. C. CJ. Vs? 24-26 Schneider 26-l 2 22-33 Turlock l2-l3 28-24 Stockton 23-l 5 25-l 8 Monteca 7-l 3 30-24 Brentwood 22-47 24-l 4 Tracy l l -22 56-l 3 Escolon l 4-49 C Team D Team Ripon Opponents Ripon 6-l 2 Ceres 33-l l 20-22 Tracy 32-l0 22-l4 Hilmar l9-l3 l 4-7 Denair 0-35 2l-l6 Ceres l5-2l Varsity B Team J. Hekman R. Anderson M. Stuart F. Miller R. Turnquist J. Bettencourt R. Leal B. Menini D. Bartoni B. Holler V. Soabye B, Lampkin C. Williams B. Watson E. Ubels B. Stenstrom L. Clark G. Meninga R. Dalman F. Knight J. Hitch lvl. Newstrom M. Eisenga R. Muscio H. Dickey E. Wilburn Varsity Ripon 59-24 37-36 35-27 32-22 38- l 3 23-l 2 29-30 38-23 46-9 40-8 lPlay offl 3l -17 28-34 C Team Ripon l5-29 l0-20 l3-9 20-l9 l7-l4 C Team Centers L. McBrian J. Kamps Forwards B. Holler B. Lompkin J. Dale C. lVlcBrian Guards M. Newstrom B. Parsons B Team Opponents Ripon Linden 7-52 Manteca l8-24 Lodi l7-35 Schneider 2l -22 Manteca l8-29 Brentwood 5-l 7 Stockton l 8-26 Ceres 7-ll Escalon 7-25 Linden 3-l5 Patterson 27-26 Tracy lPlay offl Turlock lPlay off? D Team Opponents Ripon Tracy 23-l0 Hilmar l6-ll Denair 0-70 Ceres lPlay offl Hilmar lPlay otfl D Team F. Lagier B. Meningo E. Jennison W. Zardo L. Fulton D. Zanutto B. Miller K. Cedergren G. Clark A. Souza V11 :MF Wig X KL' U1 J f. la' , ig 'g ?1 3 Wzzl Q A U .wg Q y . 5 M Us X, -X., 1 ,, V - 'Vi 'iwiiffi Q, - Wg , 0' J A , .S .M lx GIRLS' ATHLETICS Volleyball The first activity the girls participated in this year was volley ball. lnterclass teams were chosen and the games were played. As usual a volley ball varsity was chosen and they played the faculty. The varsity was composed of Victoria Morino, lreta Hutchinson, Henrietta Vander Kamp, Phyllis Gritton, Nancy Lewis, Betty Van Donk, Reno Eisenga, Lena Del Nero, Anne Harvey, Elvera Regello, Lizette Fisher, Marjorie Pratt, Helen Richards, Etelvina Leal, Alma Dalman. Speedball At the beginning ot the second quarter, the girls started their fun at speedball. lnterclass teams were chosen, and a hard-fighting battle took place. The two high- point teams who came out first were the Juniors and Freshmen. The Junior Team consisted of: Elnora Wilburn, Anne Harvey, Rena Eisenga, Lavina lsert, Lena Del Nero, Betty Den Dulk, Emma Stoss, Lizette Fisher, Elvera Regello, Jeanette Bouma, Elinor Santos, Opal Tipton, Wanda German, Gertrude Van Till, The Freshmen team was made up ot: Louise Morino, Mary Casola, Gerry Gomez, Nellie Lanting, Lucy, Silva, Esther Keirn, Alma Dalman, Helen Richards, Viola Moody, Mildred Schmidt, Lucy Costa, Etelvina Leal, Joellen Harp, Louise Olson, Barbara Miller, Karmel Bodeson, Dorothy Ann Pointer, Pauline Betchart. Basketball Following speedball the girls started basketball. Inter-class teams were chosen, games were played ,and again a varsity was chosen. This year the basketball varsity played the taculty. This was something not done in previous years. The varsity consisted ot: Forwards-Bertha Franklin, Etelvina Leal, Anne Harvey, Marjorie Barton, lrene Azevedo, Lena Del Nero. Centers-Victoria Morino, lreta Hutchinson, Hen- rietta Vander Kamp. Guards--Phyllis Critton, Alma Dalman, Rena Eisenga, Lizette Fisher, Betty Van Donk, and Nancy Lewis. Tumbling The tumbling team this year was one ot the best teams ever chosen in Ripon High School. They put on excellent shows at the i937 Varieties and Parents' Night. The team was made up of: Anne Harvey, Esther Keirn, Alma Dalmon, Ella Wilburn, Elnora Wilburn, Emily Brink, Winsome Clawson, lreta Hutchinson, Marjory Barton. Play Days at Linden, Tracy, and Modesto Junior College were enjoyed by all the girls. High School Sports' day at University of California on March l3, l937, was enjoyed by the following girls: Victoria Morino, Edith Carey, Nancy Lewis, Emma Jane Spence, Annie Lima, lreta Hutchinson, ancl Lizette Fisher accompanied by Miss Bean and Miss Logan. Initiation ot G, A. A. members was held April l4, l937, and a banquet was served by G. A. A. otticers. T v O L L L E Y B A L L L 9 S P E E . 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I 'atywqa A sw? 0,-.Q i af: 7 THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF RIPON UNION HIGH SCHOOL The Ripon community has a right to feel proud of our local high school, when we consider all the wonderful achievements completed by its willing students. As we stop and think of these achievements we find that almost every department of our high school has been honored with some progressive deed. Let us picture for a moment, our school symbol, the Indian warrior, stepping lightly in the background with a careful even pace. Every step marks the bravery and cleverness of his life. He seems very troubled, and yet is looking forward to the next day when his tribe, the Riponians, will be on the warpath with neighboring tribes. The warrior moves quickly in the hot afternoon sun toward the athletic field, where all the young braves are practicing and drilling in athletics to harden their muscles and quicken their step, hoping someday to become as great a person as their chief. The warrior reassures himself that these men are prepared, when he remembers that a few moons ago these players lost only one out of nine league football games. The basketball players also proved outstanding, carrying off the championship title this year. As his spirits rise he quickly ascends a low hill near the village and looks down upon the gren valley below, where other Riponians tend their crops. At his right, he sees four others studying their livestock. He feels very proud of Clyde Leppard, Henry Meninga and Fred and Joe Bettencourt, because they entered the National Judging Contest at Kansas City, with their remarkable talent for iudging dairy cattle, and carried off high honors from the eastern states, returning home with the Maltby Trophy. As the warrior returns to the village he meets Ted Santos, and congratulates him for winning SSO for his prize fowls. ln the distance he hears his musicians practicing. The Ripon Band rates as one of the best music groups in the Valley, having carried off high honors from the con- test in San Francisco a few months ago. He remembers the very successful Variety Show that proved the many talents of the Riponians. Then he turns around to espy Florence McKaig carrying on an interesting con- versation with the Indian Medicine Man, telling him of the 525.00 prize she had won with her prize-winning essay, on County Maintained Hospitals. The warrior again goes on his way and approaches the tent where several Indian maidens are weaving, painting, and molding beautifuly pottery. These artists are winning many prizes at the State Fair every year. The masks completed by Elaine Brink and Elnora Wilburn were recently purchased by the De Voe Paint Company and are being shown in many art magazines. This company also purchased paper plates designed by Harold De Jong, Evelyna Brocco, and l.avina lsert. As the warrior continues on, he passes a young maiden, Christian Vanden Akker, who was rewarded a trip to the National Capital for being the select maiden of Cali- fornia to represent the Daughters of the American Revolution. And in this connec- tion, he was proud to remember that Dorothea Schmidt came off with high honors in a recent contest sponsored by this organization. Night finds the Indian Chief satisfied that his tribe is prepared for Life's battle. He realizes of course that many are being honored in their various fields but he also realizes that these honors represent the high school as a whole. These individual honors mark the achievements of Ripon Union High School. Gertrude Vanden Akker, HERE 'AND THERE 1. Yum! Yum! 2. Reta's sure getting it! 3. Office girl! 4. Tubby and How! 5. Aren't we sweet? 6. You don't say! 7. What is it? 8. Conference. 9. Fashions! IU. Iuniors. H. Pretty nice! IZ. Shoot it! 13. Is Frank lucky? 14. Three stooges! 15. Take your pick! Congratulations to the Class of '37 Best Wishes to the Class of '37 from I L. UBELS Reliable Garage v. A. JaHNsoN Conffaclo' Ripon California Ripon California BEST WlSl-lES TO Tl-lE Compliments of CLASS OF '37 A. DOUMA DAVIS BROS. U Try Us and Be Corivinced Hardware-Sporting Goods - ' ' Phone BO Ripon Phone 36 California Ripon California HUMPHREYS' SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Write for free information Free Books STOCKTON COLLEGE of COMMERCE A good business school . Established Free Placement 1906 Exchange Bldg, Sfgckfonl Cqlif, H5 N. Sutter Street . . Stockton, Calif. THOMAS SHOOB Artist-Photographer Phone 672 1024 Tenth Street Modesto, Calif. Best Wishes to the Class of '37 From the Board of Trustees Congratulations Class of '37 i Compliments to Class of '37 DAVIS BROS. RIPON DRUG STORE I-lardvvare-Sporting Goods Where Students Meet Implements Milk Shakes I-lat Dogs Phone 76 PHONE 35 Ripon California RIPON C0IIf0 'i0 Congratulations to the Class of '37 OSBORNE and SPAMAN Congratulations to Graduating UBUY the Rite-Woyfi Class ot '37 Phone 34' ' ' Ripon California COMPUMENTS TO THE CLASS or '37 UNITED LUMBER YARDS, INC. Build Your Quality Build- l-lome First ing Materials Phone 31 Ripon California Congratulations to the Class of '37 Best Wishes to the Class of '37 RIPON WATER CO' Ripon Machine Shop A. J. NOUR E P . S ' 'op i. A. Gooowin, Prop. Phone 47-J Phone 42-X Ripon California - Ripon California We Extend Our Best Wishes Congratulations to the Class of '37 To the Class of i937 McKEE cf REYNOLDS 255113 uf glmmfa National Trust and Savings Association Pll0l'le Phone 23 Ripon California Ripon California Wishing Much Success to the Graduating Class of '37 RIPON BAKERY The Home of Ripon Bread Baked by Modern The Most Sanitary Machinery Way N. BOSSCHA, Prop. Ripon ' California Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of '37 I N Gr S Home Appliance Co. SHOWLER S y Ripon's Complete Dry Goods Storef' Appliance Store' Phone 47'R Contract Wiring and Service Phone 28-.l RiP0n California Ripon California Congratulations to the Class of l937 NESTLE'S MILK PRODUCTS, INC. C Alpine Milk Ripon I California Compliments to the Class of '37 CARL'S CASH MARKETS Congratulations and Best Wishes in Your l.ite's Work W. J. RICHTER C. J. L. STONEBRAKER, Prop. PLUMBING SHOP Phone 42-W Ripon and Salida California Ripon Cqlifgrniq Congratulations and Success Class ot '37 POPE'S AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Success to the Class of '37 MADSEN'S GARAGE The Complete Garage D0dQ9'PlVm0UTl' Sales and Service Phone 22-J Phone 79'w Ripon California Ripon California Congratulations to the Class of '37 MEYENBERG MlLK PRODUCTS CO. 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