Ripon High School - Mission Yearbook (Ripon, CA)

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'. 1 ,, , .X ' 'fy . , -:wi .-..,q,,A b :,.-Q ,- f '.f,, ., .34 , ,N ,,,.1,,, .' - 11- 1358 IGGIDN ENGBERT UBELS EDITOR LYMAN FU LTON MANAGER P g f T H E 1938 NIISSICJN VOL.XXH PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS RWON UWONIMGHSCHOOL R IP O N , C A L IF O R N I A Page Hve RONALD L. JULIEN MRS. BETTY M l LAM DEDICATION The Senior class of i938 wishes to dedicate this book, the i938 issue ofthe Mission, to its class advisers, Mrs. Milam and Mr. Julien in grateful and sincere acknowledgement of the guidance and help that they have given us during our high school careers. Page six CONTENTS The music in my heart I bore, Long after it was heard no more. Wordsworth- The Solitary Reaper Section I . . Classes Section II Activities Section Ill . Athletics Section IV . . Features R K iN MEMORIAM' Gladys Weger Page seven i ' CLASS OF '38 Richard Anderson Don Bartoni Eugene Day Betty den Dulk Jeanette Bouma Grant Cross Henry de Graaf Jane Dorroh Gilbert Baker Cameron Dale Harold De Jong Doris Eastburg Page ten 5 Q A ' r 'Q l -39 Rena Else-nga Virginia Franklin Jake Hekman Alfred Hannink Mike Eisenga Lyman Fulton Anne Harvey Lavina lsert Lizefte Fisher Wanda German Henry Hat Clifford Hill Page eleven 1 CLASS OF '38 Paul Madsen Vivian Jorgensen Frank Knight Charles McBrian Frank Miller Ernest Madsen 'E' Page Elvera Regello Elinor Santos George Siggins Twelve I Q William Mineni Don Nicolaysen Fred Pranger vi .gangs Carroll Smith Emma Stoss Elnora Wilburn Engbert Ubels Bill Stenstrom Cornelius Swier Gertrude Van Till Warren Zanutto Opal Tipton Ella Wilburn Page thirteen CRADLE ROLL Anne Elnora Wanda Warren George S. Doris Lavina Jane Jeanette Page fourteen i Henry de Graaf Ella Gertrude Van Till and Engbert Ubels Virginia F. CLA SS OF'39 ' . 1 R J x-Iv' 'J-Q -5, 41 1- Q, A e 'ru . .' vizffif f:-Y f, ,.....,..,, . Y ,.,, M r N2,z9,g+4Qk' 1Yl f , qigq.-232'Z-23,-Zirlgiqwi-5'bZQf.aim'-kibzie-1 1 , '. -, . K- 411,g.Q:5i ' ' .. f ' M-..5.n.fZf-'iwgmw N:-.2 ' '.,:..?8 '5s1QE:.,:::T?gg',fQ. '?:g,w k .-A .M N..Q.,Y-.'g..g..f33',5QQY,,:..A , gs, Q . -N. ' . .q,r,.,. 2 , '- -.-. :-z-.':453:f-?li3w:-Sfzmv Q in ru. ,i .. 4 wk f gig: .z.1igQ,.x: .lg ,W x ' L ,,, A .I Page fnftccn CLASS OF '40 ASS OF TR TION PRlNClPAL'S MESSAGE Music has been an important factor in the development of the Ripon High School. To it we owe the success of many school and civic activities. l wish that department continued interest and success. TRUSTEES' MESSAGE The Ripon Union High School Board of Trustees is always interested in any activity that means physical, mental, and moral development in our Student Body. We sincerely believe that music is outstanding as such an activity. Page eighteen NUM Alice Bean Paul Denton Ervin De Selle Betty Milam Jean Logan Chester Mason Lila Buck Otto Snow Page Janet Davis Otis Kingery Ernest Poletti Charles Proudfit nineteen FACULTY P-x Leslie Canning Ronald Julien James Francis Ralph Kephart Clark Starr .. A A my ff X STUDENT BODY First Semester Henry Hat Frank Knight Virginia Franklin Wanda German Lyman Fulton OFFICERS Second Semester President Henry l-lat Vice-President Fred Pranger Secretary-Treasurer Emma Stoss Lyceum Wanda German Yell-Leader Lyman Fulton MERIT BOARD Page twenty-two MISSION STAFF A record of the l937-38 school year in picture and in print has been the endeavor of the Mission staff. Too much credit cannot be given to Engbert Ubels, editor, and Lyman Fulton, manager, who worked long and patiently, A major part of the book is the result of the efforts of Elnora Wilburn and Fred Pranger, art editors. Other staff members include Gertrude Vanden Akker, assistant editor, Bill Parsons, Wanda German, Winsome Clawson, Harold De Jong, Lizette Fisher, Don Bartoni, Anne Harvey, Jake Hekman, and Ella Wilburn. R. L. Julien is the adviser, WAR WHOOP STAFF Page twenty-three BAN ORCHESTRA nty-four A CAPELLA CHOIR TY GLEE CLUB DEBATERS GIRLS' LEAGUE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Page tw my ' CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION M- Page tw ty GAA. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE SENIOR PLAY The Senior class presented The Yankee King, December i7. The cast ot characters included Lyman Fulton, Wanda German, Fred Pranger, Elinor Santos, Pete Hill, Ella Wilburn, Charles McBrian, Grant Cross, Carroll Smith, Henry de Graaf, Vivian Jorgensen, Elnora Wilburn, Emma Stoss, Rena Eisenga, and Doris Eastburg. The production was directed by Miss Jean Logan and managed by Frank Knight, Page twenty-eight ...ll JUNIOR PLAY Digging Up the Dirt was presented by the Junior class as its class play, February 18, l938. The characters were Ted Santos, Billy Watson, Jack Leonard, Emory Garber, Walter Padgett, Marion Leachman, Berniece Fugett, Winsome Clawson, Leo Nepote, Emily Brink, Marge Barton, Robert Muscio, Betty Bradley, George Nunes, Elvo Giovannoni. Billy Parsons managed the produc- tion, while Miss Jean Logan was the director, Page twenty-nine i-vu-v First Semester Henry Hat Sam Rutherford Ted Santos Bill Miller Bill Watson Sherwood Franscella Dick Harvey FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA CFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Recorder Watch-Dog Q ' Page thirty v Second Semester Sam Rutherford Bill Watson George Nunes Bill Stenstrom Bill Miller Sherwood Franscella Dick Harvey g rr , NJ, 5 li f FF ' A Q sf nl l 4 In 'ia H G 8,1 ' . '2. 7' . '. Q9 K , lu' 5 at Tr-ik 'lik ff f,A: ,Qi .A r M W ' I . A A' , A-. - iiihw, E' A , i ir,.W E .,,, ,, g 'W' T. 7 S . , 'S , W ff5c'i+yg42 Hl.t'Lll'lIl4IIg In rio, Dnffzg In t'tll'I1, I:'l11'111'ng to f1'l'l', l.l'z'1'11g to .vnu .... Ripon's F.F.A. Chapter is considered one of the chiet organizations at Ripon High School. A large number ot prizes was won by members at the California State Fair and the San Joaquin County Fair. Sam Rutherford was awarded a 5550 prize by a milling company early in the year, State farmer degrees were awarded to l-lenry Hat and Frank Miller. The chapter's annual Father and Son Banquet was the outstanding get-together ot the year. Otis Kingery, Ervin De Selle, Ralph Kephart, and Clark Starr are the advisers of the group. Page thirty-one iff' K XXX . .. X ,154 ,S 'ff Q xy, W J wfff H ' IQ- ' A ?' A L Xian Ki? lg S f 5 M COACH FRANCIS X C., if W. 5 -5, TED DON HARP BARTON: xl ' L , - GARRETT CAMERON DICK MENINGA DALE HARVEY Page thirty-four K 1 , I. Q-.,, ,Y 'I If' I X .X , , fx ' MIKE GENE EISENGA DAY CAPTAIN SIGGINS .I 'ffl f' N . t E I L, 'W , Wfgff ns ' SHERWOOD PETE BILL FRANSCELLA HILL STENSTROM Page thirty-five for the Reds. FOOTBALL mediocre football during the first part of the season, the together to forge into the win column later in the fall. off-form start, an impressive finish gained a tie for third in the In the annual Big Game against Escalon, the Indians defeated the Cougars for the fourth straight year. With a majority of yearlings, the Bees had a successful season, producing what should be some very fine material for the i938 varsity. The I937 schedule, scores, and players: THE VARSITY Ripon Opponents O Oakdale I 2 I 2 Hughson I4 27 Linden O O Modesto I 2 O Ceres 25 6 Patterson 7 I 3 Hilmar 7 7 Escalon 6 I4 Gustine 7 THE BEES Opponents I 2 Manteca I 3 Patterson O Escalon O Escalon O Hughson 6 Manteca VARSITY PLAYERS Ends-G. Meninga, W. Stenstrom, J. Hekman, W. Mineni. Tackles-P. Hill, C. Dale, D. Williams, C. Emslie. Guards-S. Franscella, D. Harvey, G. Cross. Centers-Captain G. Siggins, H. Hat. Quarterbacks-M. Eisenga, B. Watson. Halfbacks-G. Day, T. Harp, J. Kamps. Fullback-D. Bartoni. BEE PLAYERS Ends--C. Lisenbee, F. Lagier, F. Hat. Tackles-F. Buddingh, B. Slikker, W. Padgett. Guards-P, Tune, E. Garber, L. Nepote. Centers-J. Dale, L. Wright. Quarterbacks--A. Van Wyk, B. Parsons. Halfbacks-G. Fields, T. Santos, R. Bekedam, H. de G.raaf. Fullbacks-R. Day, M. Newstrom. Page thi rty-six Ripon O O 7 I4 I4 6 BASKETBALL When the I937-38 basketball season had been filed away as history, Ripon's lndian Varsity had won ZI of its scheduled 25 games. The varsity won the championship ofthe Dirt Court League and trounced Tracy, west side champions. ln the Modesto Sub-League play-off, Oakdale nipped the Reds by one point. Ripon's varsity tied for first place in the San Joaquin County League. Of the Bees' 25 games, I8 were won, enough to give them the Dirt Court League title. Gustine eliminated the Papooses in the first league play-off. ln the light-weight division, the Class D boys won the championship in their league, while the Class C boys made a very good record. The I937-38 schedule and scores: THE VARSITY THE BEE'S Opp. Ripon Opp. Ripon Manteca I5 I9 24 23 THE C5 Denair I2 I4 Oakdale I 2 I 5 Opponents Ripon Manteca I7 I9 Tracy 39 Tracy 26 27 Ceres 6 Escalon I2 30 Hilmar 23 Oakdale IO I6 Denair 3 Patterson I 8 24 Ceres 25 Manteca I2 35 Hilmar I3 Stockton 26 5 Denair I I Schneider I8 23 Lodi I 8 I4 Escalon I7 I5 Stockton I7 5 THE DIS Linden I4 39 Tracy 7 34 Tracy l l Schneider I4 23 Cgres 6 Manteca I3 27 Hllmer 6 Escalon I9 3 I Denalr 7 Lodi 33 24 C?'eS I8 Linden 7 23 H m'?' I3 -I-racy Denair I3 Oakdale Escalon 9 I6 Gustine 45 23 Page thirty-seven J'-D VARSHW'SQUAD B. Mineni, forward F. Miller, center E. Ubels, forward J. Francis,coach J. Hekman, center G. Meninga, guard M. Eisenga, guard D. Bartoni, forward F. Knight, guard R. Muscio, guard H. De Jong, forward W. Zanutto, center S. Franscella, guard B. Stenstrorn, forward W. Padgett, forward HCHSQUAD E. De Selle, coach A. Germano, guard K. Cedergren, guard H, Pratt, guard W. Zardo, center R. Holloway, guard W. Miller, forward L. Fulton, forward BASKET Page thirty-eight H J. F. J. R S. D F. A B J. T D K HBHSQUAD de Graaf, forward Dale, guard Lagier, center Francis, coach Bekedam, center Rutherford, forward Parshey, guard Hat, guard Germano, forward Watson, forward Kamps, guard Santos, center Santos, forward Cedergren, guard W. Zardo, forward M. Newsfrom, guard HDHSQUAD E. Bettencourt, forward Ruiz, guard P. Eastburg, forward T N. D . de Graaf, center Wright, guard . Santos, forwa rd E. De Selle, coach sf X VOLLEYBALL SPEEDBALL f I BASKETBALL Wie, I TUMBLING ff fX! action bcysl . studious, . Miss Logan? this is lite . Beauties . Ain't love . grand . how he does squeeze . tice makes fect, Butch think so . they look it? the . . . . ls ljacketl . Can you make a homer? . He must have . l-le wants come on . Why so . Ah! Leg do you agree My Prac- . per- . The twins? l hardly . . . , . Do . Where's . chloroform? my face . . red? Spring fever? it A6 25.3 'V Sr , X 1 W A ' sw let it go over! bucketl . girls! . . you help him out . gers . want action like a cupie doll! . them all , Give it to him, Stoufter, he seems . humiliated inc what they Oopseyl Don't A perfect Get to work, . Can't Boots and dag- . . they I want to act Mineni hugs .quite . l can't imagf COULD be watch- . ing, . . you? center of . attraction . They don't Separate on There must be watch, boys? can Elvo, the I got lt! longstanding something to . eh! . . Stooges . the well . over, Coach Hungry? Anne? Musketeers books . . Happy l-looligan, ln aofion U lhe proper , ekn, lillal . . your faoe 1665 A ln aetion . . ,lump hi, The Three . Donlf drunk dry, girls Work hirn . Where's . The lunch The Three . In . Beftencourt I That's4 nol . I plaee to Hey! Cierfie, Al wants to See Who got it! . The tlallesl , -Twee-eel , Muller fy Well ladies, . . . . . . . . what are you doing in .,.. . . . . the male . row? .... Mirieni, ain't worrying about the lights ,.... . . . Oh My! look at them han' . some legs ..... , . . The band is do- ing its stuff .... . . . . Could it be . your company ,.... . . . . . Paul? . . . The two love birds . . May . be he's beg- . ing for mercy . . . . . . . Stick with the stick! . . . . . Put hei here! . . . , . . Still studying, two . of the three . . . . , . ariywayl They must be . . palsl A bear . . . . . . . . . . hug and how No wonder you .... made the . . . . . . scholarship Nora . . , Sharp . out! . Ain't she to Rosie? . Gym period is not for . Lucy Pclefti Ardella . Tall . its best . countermarch handsome brute . the memories . . . Gidd Cowgirls' . go . Harp and . 1-2-3- swcet? Where Airplane? . necking, Dorff blush Well! Oh! . . I didn'T know . I was so The band al' A . . . . What e Thanles for gf-LJDI! n I, 'Lef's FAREWELL For the Senior class of I938, another epoch in the search for education is closed. Some of us may continue our search, others may have reached their goal. Ripon High School, its board of trustees, the parents and friends which it represents, and our faculty have all given us of their best and we hope that they may continue to help those of our schoolmates who remain, as they have helped us, in our preparation for the future. We leave Ripon High School with higher aims and ideals, a broader education, and a higher conception of life than when we entered. We leave behind us many friends-teachers, classmates, and all those who have been with us during the past several years. And yet, may we long cherish the fond recollec- tions and memories which we shall carry with usl The old Spanish Mission with its warmth of greeting, the resounding bells, the never completely silent class rooms, the basketball court with its stellar players, the football turf, the re-echoing cheers of rooters, the activity periods, the enjoyable programs, the noon hours, and the many other innumerable memories-these we shall not soon forget. As a record of the i937-38 school year and as a token of remembrance, the Senior class leaves behind it another volume of the Mission. The class as well as the Mission Staff has enjoyed its publication. To Mr. Julien, the adviser in the publication of our annual, we owe much. He has patiently and carefully helped us along, and his helpfulness is greatly appreciated. Throughout the preceding pages we have been attempting to carry out the theme of music. The important part which music plays in our high school education deserves careful attention. Many of the graduating seniors are carrying with them an appreciation for, and a knowledge of, music, which they have attained in Ripon High and which they will not soon lose. To our school- mates who are yet to graduate, we leave the wish that they also may learn to appreciate this art as do we who are graduating. ln bidding farewell, therefore, we ask of the school, the teachers, our school- mates and friends, that we also may not be too quickly forgotten. ENGBERT UBELS Page forty-nine Compliments to Class of '38 Compliments of DAVIS BROS. A. DQUMA HARDWARE - SPORTING Gooos TRY U5 AND BE CONVINCED IMPLEMENTS PHONE 80 PHONE 36 CALIF RIPON CALIF. RIPON Congratulations Class ot '38 OSBORNE and SPAMAN BUY THE RITE-wAY PHONE 34 RIPON CALIF. Best Wishes From RIPON DRUG STORE WHERE STUDENTS MEET PHONE 76 RIPON CALIF Congratulations to the Class of '38 MEYENBERG MILK PRODUCTS CO. ALL - PURE SWEETENED EvAPoRA1'Eo CONDENSED uwvvfw .M MILK MILK RIPON CALIFORNIA We Extend Our Best Wishes to The Class of '38 Compliments to Class of '38 RIPON WATER CO. McKEE Cr REYNOLDS A. J. NOURSE, Prop. PHONE 41 Phone 47-J RIPON CALIF. RIPON CALIF Page fifty Compliments of Best Wishes From RIPON BARBER SHOP SHOWLERS Bos PATE DRY Gooos STORE IT PAYS TO LOOK wsu. p...,,.e 41-R RIPON CALIF. RIPON CALIF. Wishing Much Success to the Graduating Class of '38 R I PO N BA K E RY THE HOME or RIPON BREAD Baked by Modern Machinery The Most Sanitary Way N. BOSSCHA, Prop. RIPON CALIFORNIA Congratulations Class of '38 Congratulations Class of '38 N 8' S Home Appliance Co. om Ripon's Complete Appliance Store RELIABLE GARAGE CONTRACT WIRING fr SERVICE V. A. JOHNSON Phone zs-J RIPON CALIF. RIPON cALlF. Best Wishes to Class of '38 Compliments to Class of '38 RlPoN MACHINE sHoP BANKOFAMERWA It A' GQODWIN Prop' National Trust and Savings Ass'n. PHONE 42-x PHONE 23 RIPON CALIF. RIPON CALIF. Page fifty-one Compliments to the Class of '38 f CONGRATULATIONS YOIII W. J. RICHTER C'-A55 0F PLUMBING SHOP 1933 RIPON cALIF. Congratulations to the Class of '38 NESTLES MILK PRODUCTS, INC. ALPINE MILK RIPON CALIFORNIA Best Wishes to Class of '38 Pope's Automotive Service THE COMPLETE GARAGE PHONE zz-J RIPON CALIF. Success and Continued Health to Class of '38 DR. GILBERT denDULK OFFICE PHONE 27 RESIDENCE PHONE 98 RIPON CALIF. Success to the Class of '38 Ca rl's Cash Markets C. J. L. STONEBRAKER, Prop. PHONE 42-W RIPON CALIF. c....,n....... of RASMUSSEN BROS. PLUMBING - SHEET METAL PHONE I9-R RIPON CALIF. Page fifty-two Best Wishes to Class of '38 Farmers' Automobile Success to the Class of '38 CORRECT PERSONAL CARDS INTER-INSURANCE-EXCHANGE plpl-QMA5 Drive Carefully-Save a Life A. R. DANKWORTH, INC. SAM TRAVAILLE District Manage' We Sell the Famous Herff-Jones Rings RIPON PHONE 9FI I CALIF. Portland San Francisco Los Angeles Compliments of Congratulations Class of '38 TORNELL I POSTMA 5 GRAIN AND Pnooucs co. 5 0 5' STORE 'roRNsu. on. co. RIPON CALIF. RIPON CALIF. Compliments to the Class of '38 UNITED LUMBER YARDS, INC. BUILD Youk QUALITY HOME FlRST BUILDING MATERIALS PHONE 3l RlpQN CALIFORNIA Best wishes From Congratulations From L. UBELS A. W. TRESSLER CO. CONTRACTOR - BUILDER A COMPLETE LINE OF PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS PHONE I3-R RIPON CALIF. I35 N. SUTTER ST. STOCKTON Page fifty -three Best Wishes From Stockton College of COMM-,MENT5 Commeme or THE RIPON A. H. FORKNER, Principal You get a complete training at C. O. C. by teachers who are leaders in their respective HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT BODY fields T0 THE Summer Term Opens July 5 CLASS OF '38 Fall Term Opens August 29 I I5 N. SUTTER ST. STOCKTON Best Wishes to Class of '38 SHOOB'S CAMERA SHOP CAMERAS - PROJECTORS - FILMS PHOTO FINISHING - ENLARGING THOMAS SHOOB ARTIST - PHOTOGRAPHER l024 TENTH STREET MODESTO, CALIFORNIA Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '38 HILLYARD SIILES GUMPIIIIY Distributors HILLYARD CHEMICAL CO. QUALITY PRODUCTS Used by Ripon High for 7 Years 370 TURK STREET SAN FRANCISCO Page fifty-four ALL FOR ONE - ONE FOR ALL Compliments of the tockton Merchants Association 314 EAST MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 608 STOCKTON - CALIFORNIA Directors DIN-!CI'0I'S GEORGE WOLLENBURG James Barnes President Charles Yost A- B. I-309 William Kuechler W. H. Dunne EARNEST STAATS Frank McKeegan R. H. -I-hrelfall Vice-President Herman Katten Raymond Haas A. E. Remboldt BERT LEWIS C- A. Coggin PhiliD Cahn Secretary-Manager Bolling Chinn Leon Happell J. F. Donovan Page fifty-five Q-'T -f. -. ,X Y' ,uk jg: 11- - -.1 fa2'F'F 1,05-Tv --, 3 .17 5 1 tv ' -:ge ' fi?-fp fr 1 1 1 lx ', 1.-w ., 5.1 in ..-. l. . . 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