Ripon High School - Mission Yearbook (Ripon, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1950 volume:

The MISSICDN I lished By BHHBHRH. mains Lfnmucf 14nnPf HIPU II TTIEHHIUHDEMGBPTQBHUUL DEDICATION This book is dedicafed 'lo all who have had a parl' in making +he pasi year a+ Ripon High lhe pleasanf and profilable experience fha? if has been io so many of us. l+s purpose is io re-live 1'he year's ac+ivi+ies, and 'ro preserve 'lor fhe fufure a picfure of our school in ihe year l950. Wiih words, paper, and piciures we have creaiecl 'lhis Mission which we hope will provide you wi+h many hours of pleasani reveries in 'lhe years +o come. We have been forced io deal wiih lhe prob- lems +ha+ face every yearbook siaff - The produc- 'lion problems +ha+ make if impossible fo include all +he fhings we consider desirable. There have been ihe usual compromises in frying +o select +hose i+ems which will bring lhe grealesi' amounl' of sa+isfac+ion +o +he greaiesf number of people. However, +he school year has come fo a close, +hus ending our jobs as siaff members. In spife of +he difficulfies in ge+'ring our annual lo you, we have enjoyed working on if, and we fruly hope +ha+ you will enjoy reviewing fhe l950 Mission for many years +o come. Sincerely, THE I950 MISSION STAFF Barbara Gerbing, Ediior W --2 ff A 1 'fs ff. A u 1 W. f .9 , 2 1 1, . , A 1 s 1 f 37 ' L' r 6 V , ' 1 ' WESLI E A. STOUFFER Principal PRlNCIPAL'S MESSAGE The firsf essenfial of a successful school is fhe feeling of co-operafion on fhe parf of all concerned. This may come from mufal respecf, fhe feeling of securify, confidence, and a desire fo do many fhings, nof only for fhe small group of which we are a member, buf for fhe school af large. Because of fhis feeling fhe Ripon High School has for many years main- fained a place of leadership in fhe man fields of school acfivifies. The acfivifies offered fo fhe s+udLn+s of Ripon High School are as varied as fhose found in any larger high school and fhe sfudenfs have a much greafer chance of parficipafion. Any high school is iusf as sfrong as fhe spirif wifhin fhaf school. Success wifhin fhe school is nof defermined by fhe number, buf by fhe willingness fo work ' and fhe hearf fo win. Congrafulafions, Miss Edifor, Mr. Adviser, and fhe sfudenf body in general, on fhe success of fhis yearbook which so apfly illusfrafes fhe fype of co-operafion fo which l referred. BOARD OF TRUSTEES 1 E. A. TORNELL J. R. WILLIAMS A. V. CHASE MRS. W. A. FARSCHON EARL WENDORFF F A C U L T Y GERALDINE DUNCAN Shorlhand, Typing, Bookkeeping ROBERT ARGANBRIGHT Biology, Chemisfry, Phyics,'General Science, Journalism. ERVIN J. DESELLE General Shop I, 2, Farm Shop l, 2 3 4. LORRAINE BOGGIANO Spanish I, 2, Girls' P. E. BARBARA E. BEACOM E glish I, 23 General Malhemafics I Social Sludies I. WILLIAM B. GINGRICH Malhernafics, Mechanical Drawing, Drama. ERNEST AZEVEDO B nd, 'Orcheslra, Glee Club KATHLEEN E. COTULLA Homemaking I, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Foods. GRACE GARTMAN E glish l, 2, 3, 4. ERIC C. JACOBSEN General Mafhernalics, Junior Busi- ness, Alhlefics. F A C U L T Y BETTY KEARNAN English lg Arl I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN METZ Baslcelball, Baseball, P. E., Civics OTIS M. KINGERY Vice-Principal Agricullure I, 2, 3, 4. ERNEST G. POLETTI Debale, Public Speaking, Civics, So- cial Probfems, U. S. Hislory. FACULTY Our lacully members could well be described as lhe hardesl working group in lhe school. We have been very lorlunale in having an unclerslanding and palienl lacully and lo lhem, lo Mrs. Buck, and lo Mr. Slouller, we wish lo express our grali- lude. The only new members on lhe lacully lhis year were Mrs. Beacom ol lhe English deparlmenl, and Mr. Melz ol lhe alhlelic deparlmenl. We leel lhal our leachers should be congralulalecl lor a greal many lhings lhis year. Firsl, lor winning lhal award during pep week by pulling on a clever skil, lhen lor lheir wonclerlul luck al cake rallies, lor lhe good limes lhey have had logelher al lheir own parlies, and lasl bul nol leasl, lor pulling up wilh us sludenls in lhe manner lhal lhey have lhis year. We realize we weren'l always angels bul our leachers always showed lheir good sporlsmanship. LlLA BUCK Secrelary Cuslodians, lefl lo righl: W. A. Mapes, A. W. Hulchinson, Joe Kay, V. L. Kiern Jr G A uc ,-.MM-....,-,,-...w-, -, WL-- ,Y . , , . CONGRESS First row, left to right: Phillips, Roome Wassink, Arcoleo, Owens, Travaille, Mig liore, Bodeson, Marsman, Barkley, Stout- fer. Second row: Poletti ladviserl, Vieira Vieira, Schoonhoven, Bianchi, Williams Whitmore, Snelling, Van Wyk, Gerbing Hansen. Third row: Klatt, Costa, Ashcom, Nigro Travaille, Dalman, Furtado, De Vries Knopf, Silva. COURT Lett to right: Poletti ladviserl, Jaclrlich, loppini, Wassink, Nyquist, Franscella. TOP BRASS Lett to right: Ernest Poletti, Student gov- ernment adviserg Charles Franzia, Student Body President. CABINET First row, left to right: Poletti ladviserl, Gomes, Mulholand, Franzia, Poynor, Rog- ers, Farschon. Second row: Yarber, Gregory, Houbein, g:1?'- Kincaid, Martini, Knopf. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Student government tor the year '49-'50 was successtully handled by Student Body President Charles Franzia. The cabinet included the tollowing: Leatrice Knopt, vice-president: Carol Poynor, secretary ot state and publicity: Dolores Gomes, secre- tary ot records: Alden Houbein, secretary ot entertainment: Pansy Gregory, secretary ot publications: Loren Kincaid, secretary ot Labor, Veronica Mulholand, attorney-general: Frank Jacklich, chiet iusticeg Tex Yarber and Sherman Rogers. chiets ot police. Many things were done this year that had not been done in the past tour years. The president vetoed several bills in Congress, and the school joined the Calitornia Association ot Student Councils. One ot the most important bills presented in Soggress provided tor a change in court procedure. This was deteated atter a hot e ate. Several cabinet meetings were held during the year. Co-operation was the by- word tor these meetings, and as a result the school has had a most successful year. GRADUATES ELEANOR CERRATO JOAQUIN COSTA LOREN DALMAN CHARLES FRANZIA BARBARA GERBING BERNADINE GOMES MARILYN ASHCOM BERT BALLATORE ALMA BLACK JIMMIE DANIELS CHARLES DE VRIES MARY ANN FRANSCELLA DOLORES GOMES JANE GOMES PANSY GREGORY ALDEN HOUBEIN DENNIS IOPPINI FRANK JACKLICH GRADUATES Qsfim IJ MARY LEON EDWIN LEVIN FRANCES MARTINI LOREN KINCAID DOROTHY KLATT LEATRICE KNOPF IS? 3 I I ERNEST PETERSON CAROL POYNOR SHERMAN ROGERS BETTY McMURRY VERONICA MULHOLAND JEAN PALMAYMESA GRADUATE S ALLEN SCHAAPMAN ELEANOR SCHAAPMAN JOYCE SCHOONHOVEN JOHANNA SIKMA EVELYN SILVA LAURENTINA SILVEIRA GERTRUDE VAN WEERDHUIZEN WILLIAM VAN WYK MARIAN VIEIRA LEON SMIT NORMA SNELLING MARILYN TRAVAILLE WILBERT VIEIRA FRED VINCELET DARLENE WASSINK 'Un WILLIAM WHITMORE JAMES YARBER GRADUATES MADABELLE WILBURN ANNA LOU ZUMSTEIN SENIOR NOTES There'II never be anofher class like ours. We wonder how many ofher graduafing classes have expressed fhis same senfimenf year affer year. Neverfheless, fhe Class of '50 says if wifh fhe greafesf of confidence fhaf no ofher class could possibly have enjoyed fhemselves as much in four years as we have. Jusf for a liffle review, Ie+'s prefend fhaf we are wafching a moving picfure fhal' has recorded fhe acfivifies 'I'he class has parficipafed in during fhe lasf four years. Firsf on fhe film would be fhe class as freshmen. I+ would show fhem iusf becom- ing accusfomed fo high school, geffing inifiafed in fine sfyle and going on numerous skafing, lofher- wise known as black-and-bluel parfies. Nexf 'I'he same people would be shown as sophomores, much more sure of fhemselves, giving fhe firsf of many successful dances: and mosf imporfanf of all, hold- ing hol' dog sales, popcorn sales and every ofher kind of sale imaginable fo raise money for jlhe Junior-Senior Prom. The Junior year, if porfrayed on fhe screen, would definifely have fo be in fech- nicolor for fhal' year was cerfainly full of colorful evenfs. ,The biggesf excifemenf as Juniors was, of course, fhe planning of fhe Prom. Ofher imporfanf evenfs of fhaf year were receiving class rings and sponsoring color days. To finish fhe year off well, a rip-roaring presidenfial campaign was held fhaf was qui'I'e fhe noisiesf and mosf excifing Ripon High had had in some years. Now fhe show is nearly over and fhe Class of '50 is shown feeling very proud of being upper classmen buf a liffle sad af 'rhe fhoughf of leaving. Officers who served fhe enfire year were Frank Jacklich, presidenfg Bill Van Wyk, vice-presidenfg Frances Marfini, secrefary- freasurerg Bill Whifmore and Chuck De Vries served as congressmen. One of fhe firsf fhings fhaf hap- pened fo fhe class was 'Io gain Mr. Gingrich as an adviser fo fake fhe place of Mr. Olavarri. Ac- fivifies of fhese lasf few monfhs included choosing fhe class moffo, The ropes of 'Ioday ring fhe bells of fomorrow, and fhe class flower, fhe carnafiong fhe selecfion of announcemenfsg fhe planning of Difch Day in Yosemifeg and fhe year was finished before if even seemed fo begin. Thus fhe film ends felling fhe sfory of a graduafing class wifh plenfy of laughs and some preffy good previews of 'Ihe fufure. To fhe direcfors of fhis film, Mr. Sfouffer, faculfy members and especially fo our advisers, Miss Boggiano and Mr. Gingrich, fhe Seniors would like fo express fheir sincere appreciafion for fhe help and encouragemenl' fhey have given fo us fhrough 'Ihe years. To fhe classes fhaf follow, fhe Class of '50 wishes good luck and may 'I'hey fully enioy fheir remaining years af fhis school. 95455: X w l s wa , SL Ea fz- .E .MQW sm wwf vm H rw wi' el First row, lef? lo right: loduon Bakker, Farschon, Silva, Stanley Madowski, Barkley, Sanford. Second row: Beacom ladviserl Green, Ward, Nyquisf, James, Shir Iey, Van Laar, DeMicheIis, Tillman Third row: Vincelel, Van Nieuwen huizen, Allison, Jackson, Williams Vander Laan, Furfado, Boone, s ro fo ht on Wh fmo e Toombs Este M rrs Toomb ec d row Jacobsen lad serl imenfal, Unger, Adams, Sanchez, a m n, Burfon, Cunningham. Third row: Baron, Van Assen, Saa bye, Nigro, Long, DeWeerd, Rack- ley. JUNIOR -CLASS As usual, fhe Juniors had a busy year. Af our firsf meefing we elecfed class officers for fhe firsf semesfer. They were: Bill Vander Laan, presidenfg Joe Sanchez, vice-presidenfg Sarah Adams, secrefary-freasurerg and Mary Furfado and Don Peferson, congressmen. ln order fo raise money for fhe Prom, we gave a hof lunch of spagheffi, French bread, and hof chocolafe. This fype of lunch was a big success wifh fhe sfudenfs. Affer fhe hof lunch we found we sfill needed more money so we gave a dance affer fhe Ripon-Linden foofball game. lf was one of fhe biggesf and mosf successful dances of fhe year. For fhe second semesfer we elecfed fhe following new officers: Dwighf Nyquisf, presidenfg Wanda Whifmore, vice-presidenfg and Joan Toombs, secrefary-freasurer. For our class parfy we decided fo have an old-fashioned parfy in fhe gym. Alfhough fhe boys oufnumbered fhe girls, everyone broughf food for fhe pofluck dinner before fhe parfy. Affer all were safisfacforily filled, we had sack races and ofher games. To finish off, we had a rough-and-fumble game of baslzefball. All agreed if was one of fhe besf parfies fhey ever affended. Wifh such wonderful people as Coach Jake and Mrs. Beacom as advisers, we couldn'f help buf have a busy and successful year. Firsf row, leff fo riqhl: Roome, Or- fiz, Cunningham, Vrieling, Hansen, Myers, Nicofaysen. Second row: Azevedo ladviserl, McMurry, Picanco, Travaille, Mars- man, Arcoleo, Marques. Third row: Farschon, Phillips, Klaff, Wassink, Pearson, Mlgliore. Rosenfeld, SOPHOMORE CLASS The desire fo gef fhe ball rolling possessed fhe whole Sophomore Class as we assembled for our firsf class meefing. Elecfion of officers and plans for fhe ensuing year were fhe mosf imporfanf business. Class officers were: Delores Wassink, presi- denfg Rhyn Pranger, vice-presidenfg Croce Migliore, secrefary-freasurerg Alber+a Marsman and Tommy Arcoleo, congressmen. Firsf on our agenda was calling a 'lruce wifh fhe Freshman Class fhrough +he Frosh-Soph Brawl. The Brawl was held in fhe gym wifh varied games such as volley- ball, baskefball, ping-pong, relay races, efc. Freshmen were required fo wear fheir clofhes inside ouf and backwards. Each was given a reward for coming as direcfed. Their faces fell when fhe long-awaifed award was given, for if was iusf a sfick of gum! lf was like a bombshell exploding when fhe Sophs surprised fhe sfudenf body on Pep Day wifh fancy red and whife hafs and paddles reading, Pep me up. l'm a Sophomore. Also fo confribufe more spirif fo our foofball games we sold pom-poms. ' Wifh anxiefy we faclcled fhe job of giving our firsf school dance. The fheme of School Days was chosen. Since fhe dance was held affer fhe Ripon-Linden baskef- ball game, many Linden as well as Ripon sfudenfs affended. We neffed over S40 and fhe dance was considered one of fhe mosf successful of fhe year. By fhe end ofhfhe firsf semesfer we had worn ouf our officers, so we elecfed fhese new ones: Alberfa Marsman, presidenfg Florence Lial, vice-presidenfg and Kafhleen Nicolaysen, secrefary-freasurer. During fhe second semesfer we presenfed a double feafure show for fhe sfudenf body. The plays were School Daze and The Shoofing of Dan McGrew. Af fhe inframural frack meef, our class sold popcorn and homemade candy. The conclusion of our small fry days in high school has finally come and nexf year we will be high and mighfy iuniors! Our special fhanks go, of course, fo our advisers, MissiKearnan and Mr. Azevedo, who have had every bif as much inferesf and enfhusiasm inlour acfivifies as have fhe sfudenfs fhemselves. 'Q Firsf row, leff fo right: Kea a I Huse, Brooks, Pra g O fini, Vieira, Marfini. S o d o Taylor, Owe Hargrove, Bergin, Borr, Gia Third row: Woudsfra, Crisp Ved huizen, Kovak, Jacobo, Smfh D Weerd. s Firsl row, Iefl lo riqhl: Luis, Slouf- fer, Barkley, Vincefel, Faqundes, Meedom, Snelling, Vander Laan, Toombs. Second row: Kingery ladviserl, Fry- er, Franzia, Houslon, Phillips, Sand, Easlburq, Holy, Franscella, Fied- ericks, Rasmussen. Third row: Dorroh, Enos, Vander Laan, Poslma, Sl. John, Love, Vieira, Chancellor, Mulholand, Wen- Firsl row, lefl fo righl: Ruller, Ros enfeld, Schaapman, McGee, Steves DeMichelis, Odell, Phelps, Ferrell Jones, Esfeves. Second row: Garfman ladviserl Schreiner, Wilburn, Poynor, Brooks Kirkpatrick, Meedom, Boaz, Leon Green, Thompson. Third row: Vieira, Silva, Ashcom Burlon, Rackley, Delmers, Townsend Prall, DeWeerd, Yarber, Sleward dorff, German. FRESHMAN CLASS In Seplember of I949 lhe day lhal mosl of us had anlicipaled for aboul eighl years finally arrived. Yes, il was our very firsl day of high school. We fell prelly big and proud unlil we gol lo school, lhen we discovered we were a bil scared be- cause we were sure we would do somelhing wrong. As school progressed we began lo like il more and more, and soon il became prelly wonderful even lhough lhere was a lol of hard work connecled wilh il. The officers elecled al lhe firsl class meeling were: Roger Wendorff, presidenl: Bill Yarber, vice-presidenlg and Palricia Sl. John, secrelary. No lreasurer was elecled so lhe class funds were enlrusled lo Carolee Rasmussen and Donna Easlburg for lhe firsl semesler. Second semesler officers were: Slanley Love, presidenlg Sharon Mulholand, vice-presidenlg and Paul Barkley, lreasurer. Pal Sl. John was re-elecled as secrelary. Our represenlalives in congress were Gaynl Slouffer and Paul Barkley. All officers really worked hard and lhey lried lo do lhe jobs beslowed upon lhem lo lhe besl of lheir various abililies. In November we had our firsl class parly. Almosl all of lhe class, accompanied by Mrs. Garlman, Mr. Kingery, and Mr. Gingrich, who drove lhe bus, wenl lo Modeslo lo go roller skaling. Laler we relurned lo lhe Home Ec room for cocoa and doughnuls. Our firsl parly was quile a success and everyone lhal allended seemed lo have a grand lime. The freshmen were held lo fourlh place in an inler-class lrack meel held March I6. ll wasn'l loo bad, bul jusl wail unlil nexl year. As lhe Freshman Class of '49-'50 we have had some wonderful limes and have learned quile a lol, bul as nexl year's Sophomore Class we ho e lo exlend our knowledge and all of us will be one slep nearer our goal, whalever l al goal may be. ,WWW Jem , irsf row leff fo righf: Knopf, Furfado, Gerbing, Poynor, Travaille. Second row: Vander Laan, Williams, Vincelef, Marlin Vera T row: Poynor, Barkley, Vander Laan, Owens. MISSION The goal of fhe Ripon High Mission sfaff has been fo puf oul' as good an annual as condifions permif. This has nof only been our goal, if has been fhe consfanf goal of Mr. Arganbrighf, our adviser, who for many years pasf has pafienfly de- vofed his efforfs fo fhe success of our yearbook. Co-operafion has been fhe by-word of our sfaff. All fhe members were gen- erous wifh fheir fime and ideas, all eager and willing fo work fogefher. This year's edifor was Barbara Gerbing. Barbara was aided by Carol Poynor, who filled fhe posifion of Senior Assisfanf Edifor. This posifion was a new addifion fo our sfaff, and Carol gave much of her fime and clever ideas fo our book. Finance was under fhe supervision of Leafrice Knopf, who, wifh fhe help of fhe sfudenf body and local merchanfs, made fhe financing of fhis book possible. Juniors Mary Furfado and Bill Vander l.aan will be our new edifor and business manager, respecfively. Bofh have worked earnesfly fhis year, and we feel sure fhaf nexf year's book is in capable hands. Anofher new posifion on our sfaff was fhaf of copy edifor. Marilyn Travaille fook care of fhis iob very efficienfly. To Frances Marfini fell fhe dufy of recording fhe necessary dafa needed in publishing fhe Mission. Our men wifh fhe cameras were Fred Vincelef, Larry Poynor, and Ted Barkley. These willing fhree were always where fhey were mosf needed. Represenfing fhe four classes in our school were: Marian Vieira, senior, Sadie Mae Williams, iuniorg Janef Williams, sophomore, and Susan Vander Laan, freshman. WARWHOOP The '49-'50 Journalism Class made a parricular efforr +o publish a paper 'l'ha+ would be looked forward 'lo by all srudenls. Many new 'feafures were added for in+eres1', including 'rhe song of 'rhe week, a full page of jokes, and an original comic s+rip. Through +he abili+y of 'rhe ar+ edirors, +he Warwhoop was also given a color- ful cover for some edi+ions. Under 1'he supervision of fhe adviser, Mr. Arganbrigh'I', an ediror was appoinied for each quarrer, Barbara Gerbing was given firsl' swing a+ lhe job, followed by Marilyn Travaille, Frances Marlini, and Carol Poynor. The Warwhoop siaff was repre- senred in congress by Marilyn Travaille. A+ lhe beginning of lhe year +he mimeograph gave quile a bil' of +rouble, bu+ afier several adiusimenfs +he paper was run off in fine s'ryle. Our class boasrs of 'l'he facl' 'I'ha+ +he work was no+ looked upon as an unpleasan'r duly bu+ rafher +ha+ mos+ of ihe s+uden+s speni' many exrra periods working on 'l'he paper. On assembly day, which fell on Fridays, from amid +he husrle of ihe busy siaff came liHle phrases from +he song of +he week, un+il +he who'e group sang 'I'oge+her will-1 a surprising bil' of harmony. H made a seemingly dreaded rask a greai' deal of pleasure and fun. The sraff rhis year was :omewha+ larger rhan Jrhose in 'the pasi, so a bigger paper was pu+ out As in previous years, +he class proved +o be an in+eres+ing and valuable educa'I'ional experience in 'rhe field of iournalism. Top, Lefl' fo riqhl: Peferson, Rogers, Travaille, Poynor, Mariini, Gerbing Boffom: Van Wyk, Ioopini, Franzia, Sikrra, Schaapman, Knopf, Palmaymesa Firsi row, lei? fo right: Franscella, Mui holand, Franscella, Martini, Gomes, Whit- YITOTQ. Second row: Boqgiano Iadviserl, Vieira Marfini, Travaille, Gerbing, Migliore, Dun can Iadviserl. GIRLS' LEAGUE EX. The Girls' League officers fhis year were as follows: Veronica Mulholand, presidenf: Marilyn Travaille, vice-presidenf: Dolores Gomes, secrefary- freasurer: Mary Ann Franscella, hisforian: Marian Vieira, parliamenfarian: and Barbara Gerbing, pub- Iicify chairman. The represenfafives elecfed from each class were: Frances Marfini, senior: Wanda Whifmore, junior: Dorofhy Marfini, sophomore: and Elsie Franscella, freshman. The fwo represenfafives 'Io congress were Marian Vieira and Croce Migliore. The highlighf of fhe year was fhe Mofher and Daughfer Desserf. Insfead of a banquef fhe girls presenfed a program and served Iighf refreshmenfs. If wenf over very well and was enjoyed immensely by all who affended. In November several of fhe girls, accompanied by fheir advisers, wenf fo a Girls' League conven- 'lion in Lindsay. Those who affended were Veronica Mulholand, Barbara Gerbing, Croce Migliore, Mrs. Duncan and Miss Boggiano. The girls had a grand fime and fhey broughf back some helpful hinfs, ideas, and suggesfions. hoven, Gomes, Silva, Gomes, Silveira SIGMA BETA TAU Inasmuch as Sigma Befa Tau had purchased fhe business machine for which fhey worked dur- ing fhe pasf few years, fhe club had a rafher un- evenfiul year. However, fhe senior girls of fhe group held several lunch and cake sales for fhe purpose of raising money fo defray fhe expenses of fheir field frip fo San Francisco which fook place during fhe Iaffer parf of April. Everyone had a wonderful fime, and besides being very enjoyable, fhe frip proved fo be educafional as well. While in San Francisco, fhe girls visifed fhe I'IeaId's Busi- ness College, fhe Federal Reserve Bank, fhe Sfand- ard Oil Company, fhe Pacific Telephone and Tele- graph Company, and fhe California Sfafe Employ- menf Service. A+ 'rhe beginning of fhe second semesfer fhe G. A. A. and Sigma Befa Tau enjoyed a social affair in Sfockfon which consisfed of a dinner af fhe EI Khobar Resfauranf, followed by a movie. Officers for fhe year were: Frances Marfini, presidenf: Pansy Gregory, vice-presidenf: Mary Ann Franscella, secrefary-freasurer: Beffy McMurry and Edna Vincelef, congressmen. Mrs. Duncan, commercial insfrucfor, is fhe adviser for fhe club. Firsi row, Iefi fo righf: Baron, Toombs Silva, Esfeves, Allison, Franscella, Gerbi g Duncan Iadviserl. Second row: Wassink, Mariini, Si ma Rocha, McMurry, Rackley, Vincelei, Saa bye. Third row: Zumsfein, Gregory, Schoon F f row, lefl fo righl: Boggiano ladviserl. Mlgl ore, Hansen, Ballafore. Second row: Van Wyk, Marfini. J. S. A. The Junior Sfafesmen of America, under fhe leadership of Mr. Poleffi, had a very successful year. Firsf semesfer officers were: Marian Vieira, presidenfg Loren Kincaid, vice-presidenfg Darlene Wassink, secrefaryg Alden Houbein, freasurerg and Joyce Schoonhoven, secrefary of publicify. Some of fhe oufsfanding evenfs of fhe firs'l' semesfer in- cluded falks by Sergeanf Baron of fhe California Highway Pafrol and Sheriff Carlos Souza. A field frip was made fo Judge lv1cNoble's police courf in Sfockfon. Sherman Rogers, Loren Kincaid, and Marilyn Travaille affended a regional meefing af Turlock. Loren was elecfed parliamenfarian of fhe regional J. S. A. Officers for fhe second semesfer were: Loren Kincaid, presidenfg Marian Vieira, vice-presidenfg Marilyn Travaille, secrefary-freasurerg and Veronica Mulholand, secrefary of publicify. Since fhe J. S. A. is now a parf of fhe Social Problems class, speakers have been asked fo speak concerning marriage problems. The firsf of fhese speakers was Judge Roberf Sullivan. Social acfivifies are en- ioyed by fhis organizafion, buf ifs chief obiecfive is 'lo make fhe sfudenfs of foday fhe infelligenf vofers and cifizens of fomorrow. 3 der Laan, Wassink, Ashcom, Mulholand, Vincelef, Snelling, Franzia, Knopf, Poleffi ladviserl. Second row: Rogers, Sikma, Cerrafo, Vieira, Schaapman, Schoonhoven, Houbein, Gerbing, Jacklich, Poynor. Third row: Wilburn, Whilmore, Zumsfein, Palmaymesa, Cosfa, Van Weerdhuizen, Kin- caid, Travaille, loppini. SPANISH CLUB Buenos dias, alumnos. The Spaniards of Ripon Hi sfarfed fhis year off by elecfing senor Bill Van Wyk as presidenf, senorifa Frances Mar- fini as secrefary-freasurer, senor Berf Ballafore as vice-presidenf, and senor Wilberf Vieira as con- gressman. The members of fhe Spanish Club decided fhey would like fo have a parfy. They sfarfed fhe evening off by eafing a spagheffi dinner. Affer fhaf, fhe ones who could move played games. When fhe second semesfer rolled around fhe club fhoughf senorifa lvlarfini could speak Spanish so fluenfly fhaf she should be secrefary-freasurer again. Senor Bill Van Wyk was elecfed presidenl' and congressman, and Senorifa Croce Migliore was elecfed vice-presidenf. Senor Berf Ballafore- was elecfed wafch-dog in order fo keep fhe Spaniards down. The Spanish Club held a box social during 'lhe second semesfer. The sfudenfs will have fo admif fhey had a lol' of fun learning fo speak Spanish fhis year. Whaf would we have done wifhouf fhe able assisfance of senorifa Boggiano? The Spanish Club would like fo say, Muchos gracias, senorifa Boggiano, y hasfa luegol Firsf row, leff fo righl: Schaapman, Van- irs row, lefi fo riqhf: Gingrich lcoachl, Brooks, Barkley, Sfouffer, Peferson. Second row: Lial, Jacklich, Mulholand, Van Wyk Wassink, Nigro-. Third row: Vincelef, Houbein, Ioppini Knopf, Kincaid, Snelling. DRAMA If you had frouble or complicafions wifh your Prom dafe, if was nofhing compared fo fhe frouble Frank Jacklich gof himself involved in during fhe producfion, Besf Foof Forward . He invifed bofh his regular girl, Veronica Mulholand, and a movie sfar, Norma Snelling, fo fhe Prom. His roommafes, Alden Houbein and Bill Van Wyk, assisfed by fheir dafes, Florence Lial and Darlene Wassink, fried fo sfraighfen fhings ouf. Every affempf fo calm fhings onfy seemed fo irrifafe fhe principal, Freddie Vincelef, and fhe movie sfar's manager, Dennis loppini. Joe Nigro and Gaynl Sfouffer ioined in fhe fun by collecfing souvenirs from fhe sfar. The inevifable blind dafe was played by Leafrice Knopf and Ted Barkiey. All acfivifies were finally calmed fhrough fhe publicify furnished by Jerry Sfanley, fhe local reporfer, fo fhe safisfacfion of fhe old grad, Loren Kincaid, and fhe professor, Chuck DeAfley. And fhe girls were once more under fhe confrol of fheir chaperone, Millie Brooks. All end- ed well af Winsoki Boys' Preparafory School wifh fhe singing of Buckle Down, Winsoki . rs , : an , Second row: Polelfi lcoachl, Vieira DEBATE The debafe squad fhis year sfarfed ouf wifh I4 members and lafer dropped fo l3 members. ls I3 unlucky? Lef's look af fhe record. Af Oak- land, Evelyn Silva and Doris Ann Kovak placed firsf in iunior division debafe. Veronica Mulholand, fhe firsf Riponife fo place in an individual evenf fhis year, fook fhird place in exfemporaneous speaking. Af Moclesfo, compefing in her firsf con- fesf, Sharon Mulholand, a beginning speech slu- denf, fook second place in lower division informal speaking. Marian Vieira placed seconcl in upper division of fhe same evenf. Al' Fresno, Eve'yn Silva, Veronica Mufholand, Chuck De Vries, and Jerry Sfanley fied for second in senior rlivision cle- bafe. Loren Kincaid placed second in humorous declamafion. The Tracy fournamenf fhis year was flue of- ficial Nafional Forensic League Tournamenf, and firsf and second place winners are 'ro go fo fhe sfafe finals in Balcersfiefd. Veronica and Evefyn, by virfue of fheir second-place win in clebafe, will go fo Bakersfield on April l5. Luck? Perhaps, buf as Mr. PoleHi's frophy case will fesfify, il' has faken work, co-operafion, abilify fo uiilize crificism, and a genuine feeling for a greaf sporf -- Speech. Migiiore, Bianchi, Owens, Nyquisf, Rogers ho'and, Kovak, Houbein, Kincaid, De V irs Lial, McMurry, Brooks, Sfouffer, Barkley, Gomes, Farschon, Migliore, Wassink, Mul- holand. Second row: DeMichelis, Grasso, Crisp, Marsman, McMurry, Hargrove, Gregory, Schoonhoven, Borr, Owens, Arganbrighf ladviserl. Third row: Williams, Kovak, Smif, G bu g De Vries, Knopf, Marlini, Van Wyk, Fur- fado, r w, e o righf: Easfburg, an or , JR. RED CROSS Our Junior Red Cross year sfarfed ouf wifh a bang when fhree Ripon Hi sfudenfs were elecfed as officers in fhe San Joaquin Counfy Council. They were Frank Jacklich, presidenfg Barbara Gerbing, vice-presidenfg and Croce Migliore, secrefary- freasurer. Mrs. Garfman served as faculfy adviser. One of our proiecfs was fhaf of making Chrisf- mas free clecorafions and furnishing 'lwo Chrisfmas frees fo be used in fhe old peoples' wards in Sfock- fon. The Slave Day we sponsored fo raise funds was a greaf success, nof only financially, buf also in fhe way of greal' fun. Frank Jacklich and Croce Migliore parficipafed in fhe J. R. C. radio broad- casl' from Sfockfon. lf proved fo be a new and inleresfing experience for bofh of fhem. The membership drive was also a success, wifh fhe sfudenfs of Ripon Hi giving fheir full supporf. Several members affended fhe Regional Conference in San Francisco, affer which fhey gave a reporl' af a counfy council meefing. We are indebfed fo Mrs. Garfmen for her advice and splendid help, which, wifh The sfudenfs' co-operafion, gave us an- ofher acfive year. We hope fo finish fhe year as we sfarfed if - wifh a big bang of success. Williams, Phillips, Roome. C. S. F. The California Scholarship Federafion chapfer of Ripon High experienced an evenfful and enioy- able year under fhe supervision of fhe adviser, Mr. Arganbrighf. Meefing in fhe laffer parf of Sep- fember, +he C. S. F. members elecfed as firsl' se- mesfer officers: Mary Furfado, presidenfg Darlene Wassink, vice-presidenfg Pansy Gregory, secrefary- freasurerg and Barbara Gerbing and Bill Van Wyk, congressmen. Freaks Wifh Brains and ofher similar ferms were used in describing C. S. F. members when a side show was presenfed fo fhe sfudenl' body by fhis organizafion early in February. Everyone in fhe C. S. F. parficipafed in fhe program, and if furned ou'l' quife successfully, feafuring such mon- sfrosifies as fhe Bearded Lady lRu+h Sanfordl, Mongolian ldiol' lLeal'rice Knopfl, Man-Ea+ing- Chicken lClarence McMurrayl, and fhe Blue Lady lMary Saabyel. The midgef, acfed by Barbara Gerbing and Mary Furfado, was a sfar feafure. Several members affended fhe Manfeca and Livings'l'on disfricl' meefings in December and March. Ripon also sponsored a disfricf meefing in May. Second semesfer officers were: Charles De Vries, presiclenfg Croce Migliore, vice-presidenf: and Darlene Wassink, secrefary-freasurer. Joyce Schoonhoven replaced Bill Van Wyk in congress. Lefl lo righf: Bodeson, Gerbing, Mig o Jacklich, Garfman, ladviserl, Poynor 556- -if XR. Zi .. at 5 ,LLM 'Q GLEE CLUB lf is said fhaf variefy is fhe spice of life. lf surely has been wifh our Glee Club. Mr. Azevedo walked info class fhe firsf morning of school hoping fo find af leasf a few boys in Glee Club, buf alas - all he could see was sixfy girls. The girls sfarfed ouf by elecfing officers as follows: Mary Furfado, presidenfg Carol Poynor, vice-presidenfg Mary Ann Franscella, secrefary-freasurerg and Delores Wassink, congress represenfafive. The biggesf acfivify of fhe firsf semesfer was fhe Chrisfmas Concerf. The Glee Club sang Winfer Wonderland, wifh a solo by Dolores Gomes, Carol Of The Bells, Canfique De Noel, Joyous Chrisfmas Song, and ofher Chrisfmas carols. The girls also parficipafed in a liffle program for Thanksgiving, af which fime fhey sang Now Thank We All Our God. The second semesfer officers were: Sadie Williams, presidenfg Marilyn Travaille, vice-presidenfg and Dolores Gomes, secrefary-freasurer. The members decided fhey would like fo have a weiner roasf and swimming parfy, and invifed fhe faculfy mem- bers fo be fheir guesfs. Everybody had a good fime, buf many sounded wafer- loggeol for a fime afferward. The oufsfanding acfivify for fhe second semesfer was fhe Spring Concerf. The group sang The Erie Canal, wifh Mrs. Alice Taylor as con- fralfo soloisf. The Lilac Tree, Bless This House, Think On Me, Calm ls The Nighf, and Two Quarreling Kiffens. For Easfer assembly fhe club sang Easfer Parade, wifh Marilyn Travaille as soloisf, and Hail The King. As an exfra-curricular acfivify some members of fhe Glee Club wenf fo see fhe opera Carmen in San Francisco. The girls enioyed if so much fhey resolved fo make a refurn frip nexf year. Even fhough if was fough going af fimes, fhe girls and Mr. Azevedo can look back on fhis year wifh a smile. ORCHESTRA ' The mighfy liffle orchesfra sfarfed fhe year exacfly 2l sfrong. Even fhough if was composed of mosfly freshmen and sophomores, if had gained in number and popularify since lasf year. We were very proud of our firsf public appearance, fhe Chrisfmas Concerf, for we received many fine complimenfs for our work. Nexf in our line of appear- ances came fhe school play where we enferfained fhe audience befween acfs. We gave fhe band our supporf in fheir work for new uniforms when we did our porfion of fhe Spring Concerf. Then for our lasf performance we supplied fhe music for Bac- calaureafe. V Serving as our officers for fhe firsf semesfer were: Carla Hansen, presidenfg Pauline Farschon, vice-presidenfg and Gaynl Sfoufferi, secrefary-freasurer. Our second semesfer officers were: Pauline Farschon, presidenfg Edna Vincelef, vice- presiclenfg and Gaynl Sfouffer, secrefary-freasurer. ' We exfend our fhanks lalong wifh our pifyl fo Mr. Azevedo, who so many fimes suffered fhe shrill squawks of Carla's violin, fhe plainfive wail of Carol's sax, fhe ear-spliffing blasf of Frankie's frumpef, and fhe miserable groan of Edna's horn. lf was fun, fhough, and we hope fo expand s+ilI more nexf year. BAND Q The schedule for fhe band fhis year has been a busy one. Officers elecfed for fhe firsf semesfer were: Ed Levin, presidenfg Dwighf Nyquisf, vice-presidenfg Kafh- leen Nicolaysen, secrefary-freasurerg and Joe Bodeson, congressman. Affer march- ing for fhe foofball games, and marching in fhe Armistice Day parade in Escalon, our fime was spenf in preparing for fhe Chrisfmas Concerf, which furned ouf fo be a success. ' The second semesfer officers were: Dwighf Nyquisfjpresidenfg and Carla Han- sen, secrefary-freasurer. For our parfy fhis year, we had a plain old-fashioned parfy. Many games were played, and plenfy fo eaf was provided. Several of fhe band members affended fhe opera Carmen and wenf fo Chinafown for dinner afferward. The band also affended fhe Easf-Wesf Game where fhey parficipafed in pre- game and half-fime ceremonies. The Spring Concerf was held fhis year for fhe purpose of raising enough money fo buy new uniforms, since fhe ones now in use are over fiffeen years old. We hope you will be seeing us in our new uniforms nexf year. First row, left to right: Cotulla ladviserl, Silva, Gomes, Sikma, Wilburn, Nicolaysen, Hansen, Crisp, Jones, Phillips, Phillips, Vincelet, East- burg, Esteves. Second row: Palmaymesa, Silveira, Zumstein, Van Weerdhuizen, Snelling, Martini, Ashcom, Travaille, Ashcom, DeWeerd, Steward, Rackley German, Mulholand. First row, left to right: Vieira, Morris, Ortiz, Toombs, Luis, Travaille, Roome, Odell, Schrenier, Fredericks, Boaz, Green, Steves, Schaapman Vrueling, Klatt. Second row: Kingery ladviserl, Barkley, Toombs, Farschon, Bergin, Hu se, Green, DeMichelis, Arcoleo, Kirkpatrick, Pratt, Sand, Enos, Taylor Slkma, Bodeson, Pranger, DeSelle ladviserl. Third rowt Van Wyk, Van Assen, Jackson, Silva, Nigro, DeWeerd, Ballatore, Jacobo, Costa, Vieira, Vincelet, Wendorff, Chancellor, Postma Van Veldhuizen. F. H. A. The F.H.A. enioyed an active year endeavor- ing to tultill their goals tor '49 - '50. A Home- coming Dance, toward the end ot the tootball sea- son, was sponsored iointly with the F.F.A. A pie rattle and a special hot luncheon were given tor additional activities. The state and regional con- ventions at Asilomar and Sacramento were at- tended by delegates and observers and proved to be of much help. Otticers tor the tirst semester were: Marilyn Travaille, president: Dolores Gomes, vice-president: and Veronica Mulholand, secretary-treasurer. Hold- ing these ottices tor the second semester were Donna Eastburg, Barbara Ashcom, and Sylvia Rackley, respectively. With the continued guidance and untiring efforts ot the adviser, Miss Cotulla, and the un- limited co-operation of its members, the F.H.A. enjoyed an interesting and exciting year. F. F. A. Otticers this year were: Bill Van Wyk, presi- dent, Joe Bodeson, vice-president, Bert Ballatore, secretary: Freddie Vincelet, treasurer, Jim Green, reporter: and Watch Dog, Willie Vieira, who was replaced by Joaquin Costa tor the second semes- ter. For the tirst time in ten years, the Green Hands were initiated at a special student body meeting. The local chapter also initiated the Tracy Green Hands. Bill Van Wyk and Paul Barkley entered the annual public speaking contest. The entire chapter took a co-operative test. Judging teams in dairy, livestock, poultry, tarm mechanics, and trees have worked hard preparing tor contests, which were scheduled as tollows: Fresno, March 25g Davis, April I4g Lodi, April 24: San Luis Obispo, May 6. The annual Holt Brothers and Bankers' Certificate awards tor seniors were to be given at the end ot the year. W? First row, left to right: Wilburn, Cerrato, Schaapman, Gomes, Mulholand, Knopf, Ashcom, Palmaymesa, Hansen, Franscella, Owens, Poynor Second row: Vincelet, Gerbing, Sikma, Schoonhoven, Vieira, Whitmore, Dalman, Migliore, Esteves, Marsman. Third row: Boggiano ladviserl, Silva, Gomes, Williams, Zumstein,, Saabye, Ragkley, Farschon, Toombs, Hargrove, Furtado, Martini. i imm- mw. Q... First row, left to right: Jacobsen lcoachl, Whitmore, Shirley, Houbein, Nigro, Boone, Bodeson, Vander Laan, Metz lcoachl. Second row: Sanchez, Van Wyk, Costa, Franzia, Green, Jacklich, Jackson, Toombs, Kincaid, Ioppini. Third row: DeMicheIis, Ballatore, Nyquist, Peterson, Schaapman, De Vries, Smit, Farschon, G. A. A. Under the leadership of Dolores Gomes, and with the guidance ot Miss Boggiano, the G. A. A. began the school year. Other otticers elected were: Eleanor Schaapman, vice-president: Veron- ica lviulholand, secretary-treasurer, Sadie Mae Wil- liams and Sally Ashcom, representatives to con- gress. Ernest Jorge and Eddie Le Baron ot C.O.P. were spealcers at the annual tootball banguet. Chaperoned by Miss Boggiano, the girls trav- eled to the University of California campus to wit- ness a game between Cal and Oregon. Otticers for the seconl semester were: Veronica lvlulholand, president, Josie Esteves, vice-president: and Sadie Mae Williams, secretary-treasurer. Together with the Commercial Cfub, the G.A. A. went to Stock- ton tor a very enioyable dinner and show. BLOCK - R The Block-R Society is the one all the athlet- ically-minded boys want to belong to. Only those boys who have won a large Block-R can be mem- bers. Five small R's are required to get a large Block. There is a membership tee of titty cents. Otticers tor the tirst term were: Joaquin Costa, president: Bill Van Wyk, vice-president, Tex Yarber, secretary-treasurer: and Dwight Nyquist, dues collector. Second semester officers were: Bill Van Wyk, president, Alden Houbein, vice-president, and Leon Smit, secretary-treasurer. The Block-R and +he Block-E ot Escalon co- sponored the annual Ripon and Escalon dance. lt was a success and everyone had tun. The G. A. A., which is the girls' block society, ioin the Block-R each year in giving a big party. Q m I T 3 mm-Aqmgy ff L ARWVJQE-it ga. ,fa , W5 , ' , Haw. .. 'f I., , 55:6 - ff 3, FOOTBALL When pracTice began Tor The '49 TooTball season, Coach Jacobsen was happy To see ThaT he had Tour experienced backTield men ouT Tor TooT- ball again. He was a liTTIe worried abouT The line, Though, because he had only one TirsT-sTringer re- Turning. BuT aTTer a couple of weeks oT pracTice, he found he had plenTy oT rough, Tough linesmen. The season sTarTed ouT nicely Tor Ripon when They beaT Calaveras 9 To 0. The second game showed ThaT The season and The Team were boTh improving TasT as They deTeaTed Livermore by a large margin. ATTer Those TirsT Two vicTories The Indians were very conTicIenT when They meT Their arch-rivals, Escalon. Perhaps They were Too con- TidenT Tor They wound up on The shorT end of a 7 To 6 score. The Team Then seTTled down and won Their nexT Three league games. They deTeaTed Hughson 20 To Og ran all over Hilmar, 33 To 0, and Then waxed PaTTerson, 27 To 7. Then The Indians Traveled To Los Banos Try- ing To geT revenge Tor lasT year's I3 To I2 deTeaT. BuT Los Banos, a powerful, smooTh-working Team, Triumphed over Ripon, 34 To I4. In The lasT league game, Ripon deTeaTed Gus- Tine I2 To 0 and ended up in Third place in The league. Through The season Tour TirsT-sTringers were losT because of injuries. These men were very imporTanT To The Team and wiThouT Them The Team was considerably weakened. Joaquin CosTa, in his TourTh year oT TooTbaIl aT Ripon, was, as usual, ouTsTanding on The TooTball Tield. He was in There TighTing Through Thick and Thin, and he played re- markable TooTbalI all Through The season. GAME RECORDS Ripon OpponenTs 9 :l:Calaveras 0 32 :i:Livermore 0 6 Escalon 7 20 Hughson 0 25 PaTTerson 7 33 Hilmar 0 I3 Los Banos 34 I2 GusTine 0 il: PracTice games I, SQUAD A FirsT row, lefT To righfz HousTon, Wen- dorff, Silva, Posima, Shirley, Yarber, Ni- qro, Nyquisf, Vieira. Second row: Peferson, McMurry, DeMich- elis, Farschon, Arcoleo, Poynor, PraTT, Franzia, Sanchez, Sfanley, Toombs. Third row: Whifmore, Boone, Houbein l0Ppini, Dalman, Van Wyk, Ballatore Cosfa, Smit, Schaapman, DeVries, Jacob- sen lcnachl. VARSITY Cosfa, Nyquisf. m. ' ' 'r ' Line, IefT To righT: Van Wyk, Boone, an chez, Yarber, Ballafore, loppini, Dalman Backs: Jacobsen lcoachl, Houbein, Nlgro rsf row, Ieff fo righf: Houbein, Cosfa, Wh fmore, Nyquisf, Mefz Icoachl. o d row: Kincaid, Shirley, Vander Laan, Lo e Dalman. BASKETBALL Wifh fhree varsify men refurning from Iasf year's A feam and four boys coming up from fhe B feam, if looked like Ripon would come ouf on fop in fhe final Joaquin League sfandings. In- sfead, fhey wound up in second place wifh a record of seven wins and fhree losses. Before league play sfarfed, fhe A's had fhe privilege of playing in fhe Modesfo High School Baske+baII Tournamenf. In fhis series, fhey were defeafed by Modesfo, won over Sonora, and fhen Iosf fo Lodi in fhe finals. The varisfy won ifs firsf league game from Escalon, followed by a loss fo Hughson. Then fhey won fhree league games in a row, defeafing Denair, Hilmar, and Linden, in fhaf order. Escalon beaf Ripon for fhe Indian's second Ioss in league play, and in fhe nexf game, Hughson sef fhem down hard for fheir fhird loss. Ripon finished fhe season by winning fhe resf of fheir league games. In fhe final game, Loren Dalman broke fhe school scoring record wifh a 'I'ofaI of 34 poinfs. He also led fhe league in scoring wifh I57 poinfs. All in all, if was a fairly successful season for fhe A's, and second place in fhe norfhern half of fhe Joaquin League is nofhing fo be sneezed af. The B feam wasn'f quife as successful. They won only one game during fhe enfire season, al- fhough fhey did lose fhree league games by only fwo poinfs. Hilmar was fhe only feam Ripon man- aged fo defeaf. Joe Bodeson was fhe B's leading scorer. Though fhey won only one game, fhe B's showed a Iof of spirif and figh+ while playing. GAME RECORDS Ripon Opponenfs A's B's A's B's 5I I6 Escalon 39 56 3 I 3 8 Hughson 38 40 49 29 Hilmar I9 3 I 54 28 Denair 36 6I 53 22 Linden 40 I2 46 27 Escalon 49 52 34 2 I Hughson 49 34 42 38 Hilmar I9 I7 49 20 Denair 32 52 6I 45 Linden 28 47 Firsf row, Ieff to righf: Pearson, Green Peterson, Bodeson, Mefz Icoachl. Second row: Howard, Jackson, Smifh Burfon. The C and D baslceiball season wasn I loo suc- cessful 'Ihis year. The C 'ream won Iwo games and had one forfeiled Io Ihem by Denair. They ended up wiI'h a record of Ihree wins and Ihree losses in league play. They also los+ Iwo praclice games Io Manleca and one Io I'he Ceres Grammar School Ieam. Or+ez led Ihe C Ieam in scoring. The D's also had a game forfeiled Io Ihem by Denair. They also bea+ Hilmar and Ihen I'hey had a record of 'Iwo wins and four defeais in league games. Don Pelerson was +he leading poIn+maker for 'rhe D +eam. The D's also had some exciling games wi+h the Ripon Grammar School. They played Ihem +l1:'ee 'limes and won Iwo of 'rhe games. The players on bo+h Ieams played good bas- laefball, and since mosl of 'rhem are freshmen and show a lol of promise, Ripon will have some good basI1e+baII 'Ieams in 'rhe Iulure. I GAME RECORDS D TEAM Ripon Opponenis I7 iicivlanleca 29 I3 ililvlanleca I4 7 Hughson 34 24 Hilmar I0 24 :I:Ceres Elemen+ary I4 I3 PaI Ierson 27 2l Escalon 32 26 Linden I2 C TEAM Ripon Opponenls 36 :1fMan'Ieca 47 46 :l:ManI'eca 47 I4 Hughson' 44 37 Hilmar 8 22 Ceres Elemenlary 28 4I Pafferson 37 23 Escafon 36 24 Linden 55 :ii Praclice games D Baskefball C Baskeiball SPORTS SNAPS FROM HERE AND THERE MINOR SPORTS Minor sporfs fhis year consisfed chiefly of baseball, fraclc, ping-pong, and a new game called soak-ouf . lf is played like baseball, only in fhe gym and on rainy days. , Af fhe beginning of fhe ferm fhere was a boys' singles ping-pong fournamenf. Bill Whifmore was fhe winner and fhe runner-up was Bob Roome. Bill Vander Laan also showed up well, faking fhird place on fhe lisf. Anofher minor sporf, played iusf before fhe fraclc season, was fouch-faclcle foofball. lf was played mosfly by fhe boys who did nof play baskefball. Some of fhe sfars in fhis qame were Manuel Vieira and Fred Fagundes. The fwo feams were known as fhe Shrimps and fhe Gnafs . A good sfarf was made in fraclc fhis year. Lasf year's graduafion caused a large loss of many fine fraclc men, buf fhis year promised ofhers jusf as fine among fhe newcomers. The infer-class frack meef was won by fhe juniors. Then, in order, came fhe seniors, sophomores, and fhe freshmen. Ripon made a fair showing in baseball lasf year, and fhis year sfarfed ouf wifh good promise. Our firsf game was wifh Newman. We losf in fhe lasf inning, 8-7. Baseball, however, is classed here as a minor sporf because if is nof quife as popular as foofball or baskefball. Among fhis year's oufsfanding pifchers were Loren Kin- caid, Joe Bodeson, and Bill Vander Laan. Swimming should be menfioned as our new pool is nearing complefion. We hope fhaf by fhe end of fhe year swimming will be a regular parf of fhe gym classes. lf would do wonders fo liven up fhe smaller classes. GIRLS SPORTS Whaf seemed fo be a very successful year for fhe seniors furned ouf fo be quife differenf. Soffball was played firsf due fo fhe building of fhe new swimming pool which inferfered wifh fhe volleyball courfs. The iuniors and seniors came oul' wifh fwo wins each. Affer fwo play-offs fhe iuniors finally came ouf on fop. Back on schedule, baskefball was nexf. All fhe feams played good games. Affer fhis beaufiful and specfacular playing, fhe sophomores fook fhe fop honors. The oufsfanding players were Sally Ashcom, Dorlene Osfini, Alberfa Marsman, and Frances Marfini. A yo-yo fad was quife popular wifh fhe boys around school, so fhe girls broughf ouf fheir jacks for fhose rainy days. Volleyball feams were chosen, and af lasf fhe seniors displayed some superi- orify. Mosf of fhe girls considered volleyball fheir favorife sporf. As a resulf, fhe games were played wifh a greaf deal of enfhusiasm. Minor sporfs included badminfon, archery, and ping-pong. All of fhe girls parficipafed in fhese. Archery was nof foo popular wifh fhe girls as none of fhem proved 'lo be Robinhoods. Ping-pong was more inferesfing fhan archery, and a fhrilling fournamenf was played fo see who was fo be fhe champion of fhe ping- pong players. A badminfon fournamenf was held in fhe Spring. Some of fhe oufsfancling players were Eleanor Schaapman, Dolores Gomes, and Veronica Mulholand. All fhe girls were under fhe supervision of Miss Boggiano, and under her leader- ship fhe girls learned much abouf fhe frue meaning of sporfsmanship. Lefi fo right: Palmaymesa, Cer- rafo, Peferson, Mulholand, Ash- com. Leif to riqhf: Farschon, Hansen, Owens. Leif 1 riqhi: Toombs, Ward, Far- schon, Schaapman, KIaH. COACHES Our coaches 'lhis year were Mr. John Me+z and Mr. Eric Jacobsen for 'lhe boys, and Miss Lor- raine Boggiano for 'Phe girls. This was Mr. Mefz's firsf year af Ripon. He coached baskelball and baseball. Coach Jake was around again as our 'foofball and fraclc coach. 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