Ripon High School - Mission Yearbook (Ripon, CA)

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'I Leff lo righl,' lop row: Sanford, Bouwman, Van Wyk, Williams, Bingham, Furtado, Boone. Cenler row: Gingrich lcoachl Callsen, Keirn, Sfouffer, Houbein Pearson, Williams. Front row: Jacklich, Wassink, Siggins, Farschon, Hensley, Sanford Townsend. Q DRAMA YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU . . . bul we did . . . and a show like Y. C. T I. W. Y. is always lun . . . Ask any ol lhe casl . . . who had as much lun as anyone.. chasing snalces . . . borrowing clolhes lask DARLENE WASSINK, MERV STQUFFER DUANE SIGGINSI . . . pulling on make-up . . . girls gelling inlo each olhers' hair .. lilerally . . . DIANE PEARSON, MARY FURTADO, EVE KEIRN . . . doing each olher over. . .in coillures, lhal is . . . FRANK JACKLICH under lasl minule direclion lrom MR. GINGRICH . . . pouring waler on JIM TOWNSEND . . .and lurning lhe lables causing JlM'S upselling . . . FRANK complelely conlusing ALDEN HOUBEIN who was lrying lo remain sane and in love wilh RUTH SANFORD . . . GENE HENSLEY bealing lhe lrain lo lhe punch line ,. . . MERV STOUFFER accidenlally knocking over lhe bird cage . . . lhen prelending he did il on purpose . . . Oh yes, we look Y. C T. I. W. Y .... and did we have lun! DEBATE Losl our lop debalers lasl year. bul leams shaped up well lhis year . . . Many ol us were new and so worked doubly hard lo make up lor il . . . The OAKLAND TOUR- NAMENT, wilh 44 leams parlicipaling . . . MARY BETH MOORE and VERONICA MULHOLAND look second place in debale linals . . . Nexl came lhe RIPON TOURNAMENT on February 26 . . . Ripon didn'l enler ils own lournamenl . . . The C. O. P. TOURNAMENT which nelled MR. POLETTI lour dollars worlh ol lickels lor parking in a NO PARKING ZONE - was his lace red! . . .Al HANFORD, MARY BETH and VERONICA again came oul on lop - look lirsl place in linals . . . Lovely lrophy and medals presenled lo girls. . . LOREN KINCAID made impromplu linals . . . Firsl experience in lhal lype ol speech and we're mighly proud ol him . . . Work, praclive, and even disappoinlmenl in debale add up lo loads ol lun and achievemenl. Left lo riqhf, lop row. I hl Owens, Kincaid, H I y uisl, Mu Silva. Polelf Moore lholand

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2 57 r. ls? Fall semesTer began wiTh MR. AZEVEDO as our new band direcTor, and a gfroup oT eager band sTuclenTs . . . EirsT semesTer oTTicers were: presi- clenT.!,MARY AZEVEDOg vice-presicIenT, MERVYN STOUFFERg secreTary-Treasurer, RUTH SANFORD: congressman, AUDREY SAABYE . . . EooTbalI sea- son Tound The band was always TaiThTul lincluding EVELYN KEIRN, even iT she TainTecI aT The RIPON-ESCALON gamell . . . marched Tor Ar- misTice Day parade . . . Toolc parT in The ChrisT- mas ConcerT . . . January IsT, OTT To The EasT- WesT game-a marvelous game Iso They Tell us! ll . . . Rain was coming down in bucIceTs . . . Very hard on insTrumenTs. you Icnow . . . Anyway, we AND enioyed a pleasanT aTTernoon aT Playland . . . For basIceTbaII season There were always abouT I-5 band members ouT To encourage The players wiTh some music . . . Band and glee club goT TogeTher Tor a roller s':aTing parTy . . . Second semesTer oTTicers were: presidenT, ANGIE GOMESg vice-presidenT, DALE TORNELLg secreTary, EDDIE HAROROVE3 congressman. EDDIE HARGROVE . . . S pri ng ConcerT-Time To show people we have been doing someThing besides having pa'rTies . . . For special aTTracTions we had Three TrurnpeT players Trom Mo- desTo as soloisTs wiTh The band . . . LasT, buT noT IeasT, The band did iTs noble iob aT' graduaTion lcovering up The sobs oT The deparTing seniorsl. , DRCHESTRA A year has gone by since The orchesTra has been heard from . . . We aren'T many in number, buT we are ouT worlcing . . . OT course, we have some hornemalcing girls who come ouT in The middle oT The period and Tell us abouT Those wonclerTuI pork chops-or someThing, buT The resT oT us keep work- ing . . . The horn players, like The resT oT us, have a raTher hard Time . . . TED and MARVIN Tinally succeeded in geTTing TogeTher on Their noTes . . . ChrisTmas ConcerT. our TirsT appearance . . . The school play provided The occasion Tor our second appearance . . . All members very TaiThTuI, even Those who were someTimes as much as an hour IaTe . . . Our big nighT--Spring ConcerT . . . LasT OT all, BaccalaureaTe . . . OTTicers TirsT semesTer: presidenT, EVELYN KEIRNg vice-presidenT, JANET OWENS: secreTary-Treasurer, CHERIE TURN- BEAUGH . . L Second semesTer: presicIenT, PRES- TON BINOHAMg vice-presicIenT, TED BARKLEYg secreTary-Treasurer, DALE TORNELL. GLEE CLUB Glee Club a chorus oT eighTy-six girls and boys . . . EirsT Time in Three years The boys have been inTeresTedl. . . The largesT enrolImenT in Glee Club for several years . . . Under The direcTion oT mus- ical insTrucYor ERNEST AZEVEDO . . . The mem- bers oT The chorus express Their Thanks and appre- ciaTion Tor his paTience . AccompanisT was DALE TORNELL . . . OTTicers Tor The TirsT halT oT The year: DALE TORNELL, presidenT7 EDDIE HAR- GROVE, vice-presidenT: MARILYN TRAVAILLE, secreTary-Treasurer . . . Second eIecTion held in January . . . New oTTicers: DALE and EDDIE re- elecTecIp MARY 'FURTADO became secreTary- Treasurer . . . FirsT perTormance was aT The ChrisT- mas ConcerT . . . The girls all appeared in Tormal aTTire-made a very coIorTul group . . . Program consisTed oT ChrisTrnas carols . . . JOHN BYNUM sang a bariTone'solo . . . ALDEN HOUBEIN acTed as a narraTor Tor SiIenT NighT . . . Large audi- ence gave graTiTying applause To The perTormers . , . Spring ConcerT seT Tor May 5Th . . . AnoTher Tormal aTTair . . . Program made up oT modern arrangemenTs oT old TavoriTes, such as BeauTiTul Dreamer. Bicycle BuilT For Two, Three Blind Mice, and Keep In The Middle oT The Road.