Ripon High School - Mission Yearbook (Ripon, CA)

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MISSION STAFF Our aim - a bigger and beller MISSION . . . A hard-working slalf has made il bigger . . , we hope you 'rhink i'r's bellerl . . . JOAN KINGERY, edilor, who worked hard and spenr many hours lo give you somelhing new and dillerenl' . . . I-ler righl-hand man, DUANE SIGGINS, business manager, soliciled adverlising from local merchanls BARBARA GERBING, assislanl edilor. and LEATRICE KNOPF, assislanl business manager . . . Learned Jrhe lrials and Jrribulalions of a yearbook while slaving 'Ihis year . . . Will lake over nexl year . . . A lop-nolch lrio: ALLAN O'BERG, RAY BIANCHI. JIM RICI-IEY . . . good nalured cameramen and errand boys . . . An excellenl' secrelary and a person hard lo gel along wilhoul-lha+'s righi: ANGIE GOMES. alias SI-IORTYH . . . Odd-job people and good kids l'o have around for dirly work, DIANE PEARSON, DALE TORNELL . . . Class represenla- lives: Senior EVELYN KEIRN . . . Junior CAROL 'POYNOR . . . Sophomore SADIE MAE WILLIAMS . . . Frosh JANET OWENS . . . I-lard-working cheerful gals who Turned our lo be super-saleswomen . . . The whole siafi mel af noon 'ro decide imporlanl problems . . . and ballle over new ideas . . . Loads ol lhanks and apprecialion go lo everyone who helped Especially 'ro MR. GINGRICI-l. designer of lhe MISSION cover . . . and 'ro MISS KEARNAN, whose paiience and arl knowledge aided wilh publicily . . . To The school organizalions for Their sincere enlhusiasm in MISSION sponsorship . , . And lasl buf nolr leasl. 'ro lhe whole siali- producers ol a new and diflerenl I949 MISSION . . . For from Jrhe swear ol Their brows came lhe pages ol 'lhis yearbook. - '

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ya iii ' A ij 3 KXQQ7 . fl? 5 an be gven at wall morn ing an wade and School, come that in P00131 ' ships '39 every- Each group 15 1!l'l+', 5 4'1nnl' in A. 695 P9?'W1-B?if?9f e We WARWHOOP RIPON-HI WARWHOOP . . . school paper . . . published weekly by rhe jour- nalism class . . . Managed by MR. ARGANBRIGHT as nearly like an acfual news- paper as possible . . . Salaries earned in A's, B's, and Os . . . Exchanged papers every week wiih 3I differenr schools . . . Efficienl slaff composed of . . . JOAN KINGERY, JOSIE BALLATORE, ANGIE GOMES, MARY AZEVEDO as slave-driv- ing edilrors lone each quarlrerl . . . copy readers, DIANE PEARSON, DARLENE WASSINK . . . Cheerful, hardworking gals were ELOSSIE ALLEN, MARGARET ORTIZ, lypisrs . . . Slow buf sure, BRUCE IOPPINI, arf edilor . . . Busy ALLAN O'BERG filled The iob of circularion manager and handy man . . . The hair-rearing job of producfion manager was fhe fare of JOHN DOSIO . . . And rhe roving re- porrers, RAY BIANCI-ll, STAN JACKSON, RUSS McNAMER, and everyone else on rhe slafl covered lhe news . . . ARGIE says alldid a fine job . . . Monday was nick-named Pas+e day . . . Tuesday was called news-hunring day . . . Wed- nesday, dead-line day . . . Thursday, rush day . . . Friday, THE day . . . for srapling and disrriburing fhe week's worlc . . . Always a greal problem were encils . . . conrinually gerling losr or borrowed . . . A mullilude of olher prob- Rams arose . . . buf lhe slaff always managed +o overcome The difficulries and gel 'rhe paper our each Friday . . . '49er iournalfsm sludenrs gained considerable knowl- edge of newspaper Jrrials and 'rribularions . . . feel 'rhal lhe experience was wor+h Jrhe eflorr. '