Ripon High School - Mission Yearbook (Ripon, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1951 volume:

...:,+-5.','--,- , ,Y 'f 'V P, W ,,., ,X ,q . A, ,--,,,, V, Mg f , 4 I 3 f fir: 'FEB -g ,,.,f1 8 1 l r 1 1, 'iu '-1 l vhg EEZ I AND ACT I 1 9 M as T B MISSIUN MARY IllJl.?lAlUlU Edi+or lllll VANDEIQ LAAN Business Manager Publishedby THE STUDENT BODY DIDON UNICN HIGH fcfiool. Emc c. JACOBSEN DEDICATION lnfroducing fhe ringmasfer of all ringmasfers, our own - Eric C. Jacobsen. Trouper Jacobsen has been wifh +he fhree-ring circus of Ripon Hi for six years. He is none fhe worse excepf fhaf his jokes are geffing a liffle cornier each year and he is acquiring muscles where a sfrong man in fhe circus shouldn l'. Through fhe Iasf six years, we have seen Jake ouf in fhe foofball field faking all +he pafience he has, and fhen some, fo frain fhose wild animals some people call foofball players. And fhen again we have seen him ouf fhere af 'lhe frack cracking his whip and saying, Come on you, QOH guys, Forgef fhe girls and fry running for a c ange ! ! Jake gof a liffle shorf-handed in his acf, so he hired Eric Jr. and Diane. We fhoughf he was going fo pop some buffons when fhev ioined fhe crew. Jake has been an adviser of fhe class of '5l for fhe enfire four years we have affended Ripon Hi. When anyone wanfs io know how good a fella Jake is, you can be sure fhaf every member of fhe class of '5I will acf as a barker and fell fhe whole world fha? as an adviser Jake can'f be boat For fhe pasf four years he has given us advice when we needed if, made sure fhaf we kepf order in our class rneefings, and has offered his services in all ways possible. A+ fhis fime fhe crew of 'Sl would like fo express fheir fhanks fo Mrs. Beacom, who, for fhe pasf fwo years, has been acquiring gray hair in frying fo keep fhe show in good running order. Alfhough we haven'+ always acleal like if, fhe crew really appreciafes having fwo ringmasfers like Mrs. Beacom and Jake. Sincerely, The Class of '5I FORWARD Every year +I1e Mission Siaff is confronfed wi+h +he same problem-'lhe fheme. This year we s+ar+ed in ihe usual manner. We +houghf abouf 'Ihe monkeys and oiher animals in fhe crew of '5I, and also abou? 'Ihe acfs 'Ihey have parficipaieci in clurinq fhe Iasi' four years. Finally. we came io Ihe conclusion +I1a+ fhe crew of '5I was iusl' a par'r of fhe big +hree-rinq circus. AHer we slarled working on ihe circus fheme. we found Ihaf if was fairly easy fo acIap+ il io 'I'he performers of Ripon Hi. The Mission wouIdn'+ be complefe if we Iefl ouf fhe idea Ihaf, as well as circus performers, we are Indians, so you'II find our Ii++Ie Indian on +he cover. I+ is 'Ihc sincere wish of 'Ihe ediior and fhe Mission Sfaff fha? Ihe crew of '5l and ihe oiher froupers enioy Ihe '5I Mission. Sincerely, The 'SI Mission Sfafi 172- Ripon Q l 10 vfff 'Q x 1 'V 'ff 173' 11 ix U . 1 , .. 1 , .4 h1 wV. f vf X 5 Q 0 v x0 gf O v oo ae, QM C3001 O O 'fsssssssssssiiiifimf' 5::S55iE35E555:::3ES5::::::: ---22125iiiSi1l111555E5i51fff5552- iEE5Ei1H2555?5iE Jggm,,,....:::::::::::::-51112211::::'IffIfI1:r::'m2222rr:::. -:::::--W'11111r:: ..:::gI.........::zz--......:::-z:--.....,:. ... ----,,-:':x!:::----- 'ww11:za555555251Eff55gggggggggsssssssfiiEiF55SSSffiifiiiHHfigfiiiiiiifissfsssifise . P .mx xxxu-u:x::SiEiSE55::::1-15555 ' 'fiii 55' ':iii5:e---2225 MASH S s rf, 474 Q ., -.-in 1 ff lg, , .L 'ij , 1- 4 r P ' a N' A E -' 1 GC ka l W' .- R 'J , 5 - E4 V , ,gf 3, 4 ff 1 5 r 5 . 5 NY , PRlNCIPAL'S MESSAGE The success oT our circus depends on The general eTTiciency of The combined show and all iTs parTs. A big elephanT, a crazy monkey, or an ouTsTanding ring evenT never made a show a success. ln school work The same principle applies. lT Takes every individual Trom The lasT Treshman To The presidenT of The Board oT TrusTees To run a successful school. Co- operaTion is The keyword, and when This is evidenT The Top is The limiT. The sTudenT body is To be congraTulaTed on iTs show- ing in every line of acTiviTy, noT always The Top in every- Thing buT everybody in There piTching Tor everyone else. Our circus will always be a success as long as This spiriT is mainTainecl. CongraTulaTions, EdiTor, Adviser, and members oT The Mission sTaTT, on your Tine work. Weslie A. Sloufler FACULTY The sTudenTs Teel proud To have such a wonderTul group of people To direcT The Three-ring circus which we call school. They are, aside Trom being class insTrucTors, The advisers oT all The sideshows lclubs, acTiviTies, eTc.l in school. The sTudenT perTormers exTended a welcoming hand To Tour new Trainers who arrived on The scene This year. They are Mrs. Tornell, head oT The arT deparTmenTg Miss Hillis, head of The home economics deparTmenTg Miss NorThey, head of The commercial deparTmenTg and Miss JacoT, head oT The Spanish and Girls' P.E. deparT- menT. These people have quickly won a place in The hearTs of The sTudenTs. The Trainers are sTill holding True To Their Tabulous luck in winning aT cake raTTles, pie raTTles, and pasTry raTTlesg buT The sTudenTs don'T mind because The Teachers Take Their cakes To Their nexT class. The TaculTy has had several parTies of Their own during The year, and Trom all reporTs The parTies were greaT successes. The TaculTy also deserves crediT Tor Twice deTeaTing The champion Senior girls' volleyball Team. BoTh The girls and The TacuiTy showed Their sporTsmanship and skill in The Two very exciTing games. MosT of all, Mr. STouTTer, The hearl ringmasTer, deserves greaT praise Tor keep- ing This circus moving along on schedule. LasT, buT noT leasT, -ve would Thank The Teachers Tor being iusT The wonderTul- people They are. FACULTY Lelf To righf, seafedt John MeT1, Grace GarTman, RoberT Argan- briqhT, Barbara Heacom E D Selle, W. A STouTTer, William Ging- rich, Ernesl Pol TT E T A d Standing: Oiis K g y M y L Tornell, Marie J T Fl H II Lois Norihey, Eric Jacobsen TRUSTEES Seafedz A. V. Chase, Mrs. W. A. Farschon, Earl Wendorff, Sfanding: J R Williams, E A. Tornell BEHIND THE SCENES We, fhe sfudenfs of Ripon Union High School, wish fo fhank our sponsors, fhe board of frusfees, for giving us fhe wonderful privileges which we enioy in fhis high school. We realize fhaf fhe new swimming pool, foofball field, soffball diamond, and fhe many ofher new improvemenfs around school could only have come abouf by fhe careful planning of fhese people. Noi only clo fhey plan for maferial improvemenfs, buf fhey form all policies fo be carried ouf by fhe school. We believe fhey deserve much credif for fhe wonderful spirif and cooperafion fhai has been developed among fhe sfudenfs af Ripon High School. Some ofher hard workers who deserve fhe fhanks of fhe sfudenf body are fhe behind-fhe-scene workers. Mrs. Buck, fhe manager who seems fo be able fo solve all our problems, has done each of us more fhan one favor, ancl we could noi' gef along wifhouf fhe prop men. Besides fheir regular work in caring for fhe grounds and bus driving, fhey find fime fo help fhe sfuclenfs sef up all fheir acfivifies. These people are friends fhe sfudenfs will never forgef. EMPLOYEES Lffio ghl AfHlhnsn J NON-CERTIFICATED Kay, Lila Buck, Vern K G rq CONGRESS Lell' lo riqhl, firsf rowi Nicolaysen, Arellano, Sloulfer, Pelerson, Lial, M.lr'.nan, Roone, Miqliore, Brooks, lnrsclion, Jones ley, Toombs, McCIinlon, Kirkpalrick, liolaid, Eclzhofl Third row: Borr, Hargrove, Hol- frusl, Furfado, De Weerd, De Weerd Shirley, Vander Laan, Niqro, Crauso Saabye :NV ,, vi W SHG 1 '- . ' .4-.. - ..f 'fe counr s Lefl lo righf: Owens: Sanford, Ceo c, Vander Laan, Poynor, Barkley P i :S-N' .- 'V' CABINET Lelf lc riglil, lirsf row: Toombc, ll.1.1.en, Nyquisl, Wassink Second row: Polelfi ladviserl, Fars- chon, Whifmore, Unger Third row' Stanley, Furfado, Long, Vander Lean, Williams S'iLJEDElJT G5CDNfEl2hlNlEl4T The crew of lhe enhre fhree-ring circus was led by fhe following sfudenf body ring masfers: Presidenf, Dwighf Nyquisfg Vice-Pres., Mary Furfadog Secrefary of Sfafe and Publicifv, Joan Toombs lafer replaced by Josie Esfeveslg Secrefary of Records, Wanda Whifmoreg Secrefary of Enferfainmenf, Delores Wassinlfg Secrefay of Publica- lfons, Sadie Vfilliamsg Secrefary of Labor, Alber+ Unger, Affofney-general, Jerry S-fanleyg Chief Jusfice, Bill Vander Laanp Chief of Police, Tom Farschong and Secre- lary of Rallies, Carla Hansen. Alberf Unger fried everyfhfng in his power fo maize fhe deparfmenf of labor funcfion successfully, buf found if impossibfe. Congress finally realized fhaf fhaf parficular deparfmenf never had been fruiy successful, so fhey abolished if. Congress and courf had a very successful year. Bill Vander Laan did an excellenf job in keeping courf in qcod running order. Mary Furfado enioyed herself immensely frying fo head congress. The kids in congress were really on fhe beam fhis year, and as per usual, fhere were good discus- sions and good bills during fhe year. Secowd row: Marfini, Vincelel, Bark- lfsfeves, Bodeson, McClinfon, Mul- Seniors: Sawlord, Bodescnl Barkley, Slanley. Wliilrrore Juniors: Borr, Wassink, Owens, McMurray. llo'lrusl' Sophomores: Barkley, Fransce burqy Vander Freshmen: Silveira, Borr, Sanford Carlf liui1e.i CLASS OFFICERS This posler shows lhc slrawbosses who led lhe lour crews lor lhe year I950-5l. The wild animal acl, consisling ol freshman, was led by Ernie Silveria lor lhe lirsl semesler Helena Borr look over lhe second semesler. The class shows real promise oL lulure successes. The -Frosh girls won baseball championship. The freak show was held in check by sophomore Sharon lvlulholand lor lhe lirsl semesler. She quile willingly handed over lhe ropes lo Paul Barlrley lor lhe seconzl semesler. This soohomore class was really on lhe beam during lhe pasl year. All lhe clowns were reslrained from culling up loo much by Janel Owens. She did such a swell iob lhal she was re-elecled lo handle lhis bunch of clowns. Pulling on lhe Jr.-Sr. Prom had her reallv worried, bul il was an oulslanding success. vear lhey gel lo relax and lel lhe lulure Jrs. worry aboul all lhal. The lrained animal acl +his year lall seniorsl lried lheir besl lo live up lo lhe rep- ulalion lasi yeaa's seniors lell. We lhinlc lhev're done a lair job ,wilh Wanda Whil- more and Jerry Slanley lrying hard lo keep lhings slraighl. All lhis heclic rush lor lhe gradualing class made lhings more inleresling lor lhe resl ol lhe classes. In, Mullioland, Easl- Laan, Frat? 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One of Ihe main lealures of Ihe year was fhe sfale- wicle invifalional debale 'lournamenf held annually af Ripon. This was a very big iob for us newcomers, bul we all pifchecl in willingly and Ihe cafeleria was a huge success. For our seconcl season our semesler presiclenls were Ben Tsuchimolo and Dwighf Nyquist JOE BODESON MARY CUNNINGHAM MARY FURTADO JOHN DEMICHELIS JIM GREEN JOHN DE WEERD DOROTHY HOW SENIOR NOTES CLASS OF '5 Our firsf pariy in our sophomore year was a skar- ing parly. We also invi+ed Ihe freshman class. II' was a big success wiih Ihe Iiacully having as much, if no+ more, fun as Ihe sI'uc'len'Is. We also gave a dance 'Iha+ yearg buf since we forgo? Io gel a clean-up commillee, we had Io 'forfeif all o'rher pariies for 'Ihe year. The semesier presiden+s for our junior year were Bill Vander Laan and Dwighl Nyquist In order Io raise money for 'Ihe Junior-Senior Prom which we had Io give, we pui on a ho+ lunch consis+- ing of spagheffi, French bread, and hom' chocolafe. This fype of lunch proved Io be very popular wi+h fhe s'I'uden+s. The hoI lunch and a dance affer Ripon - Linden foof- ball game were our chief money malrers for 'I'he year. JOE NIGRO JOE SANCHEZ DWIGHT NYQUIST RUTH SANFORD PATSY McCLINTON DON PETERSON BILL SHIRLEY BILL JACKSON FRANA MACKEY MARY LOU RACKLEY DOLORES SILVA DARLENE LONG EDDIE MORRIS MARY SAABYE JERRY STANLEY BOB TOOMBS ELEANOR TYLER TINA VAN LAAR CLASS OF 'SI JOAN TOOMBS ALBERT UNGER EDNA VINCELET SENIOR NOTES Our class parfy fhaf year consisfed of a pof-luck supper and a plain old-fashioned parfy wifh Iofs of games. This proved fo be one of fhe mosf enioyable parfies of our enfire four years. The Prom, Planfafion Time, which we puf on was a huge success. A ham dinner, followed by dancing and fhe showing of a movie, proved fo be new and very enioyable. Wifh a feeling of excifemenf and a Iiffle sorrow we have nearly finished our Iasf performance in Ripon High. We will always have fhe many memories of fhis Iasf year. Some of fhese are anofher spaghefli hof lunch, hof dog sales, dances, fhe debafe cafeferia, which we sponsored for four years, anofher old-fashioned Chrisf- mas Parfy, and of course, 'Ihe senior Difch Day af Yose- mife Park. Our class officers fhe firsf semesfer were: pres., Wanda Whifmoreg v.p., Joe Bodesong sec.-freas., Ted Barkley: Congressmen, Josie Esfeves and Don Pefer- son. The second semesfer officers were: pres., Jerry SIan'eyg v p., Joe Boclesong sec.-freas., Rufh Sanford. We chose as our class moffo: Each frain of 'rhoughf should have a des+inafion . Our colors are blue and silver. and our flower is 'Ihe red rose. We wish fo exfend our warmesf fhanlcs fo our advisers, Mr. Jacobsen and Mrs. Beacom for enduring us and guiclinq us in our four years af Ripon. Wifhouf fhc help of such wonderful people, fhe class of 'SI would no? have enfoyed high school nearly as much. BILL VANDER LAAN WANDA WHITMORE .ix SADIE MAE WILLIAMS A 1 1 4 i x X . Q-' x , . fir l . r l l l Well, here are mosl of ihe siar performers of +he aciors and lheir sfunis, bul af this +ime 'rhe '5l again, some of whom are obviously fop-ranking Mission Slaff would like +o pay +ribu+e +o +he clowns. lWha1 coolcs, Ru+hie?l. Due fo ihe lack of gracluafinq froupers of Ripon Hi, and we hope all space if was impossible lo pu+ in picfures of all of you are saiisfiecl wiih your yearbook. JUNIOR CLASS Leif Yo righr, firsf row: Farschon Owens, Hansen, Nicolaysen, Wass ink, Lial, Eckhoff Second row: Azevedo ladvisorl Marsman, McMurry, Borr, Migliore Vieira Third row: Kovak, Hargrove, Hol irusf, Bellis, Sikma, Grasso JUNIOR CLASS Our days in The buckel brigade las freshmanl are over, and we have even leil' The sophomore work of general handiman behind us. The juniors have laken lheir places rhis year on 'rhe cons+ruc'rion crew. Building lhe Big Top, represenled by our Prom, was our biggesl assignmenl of fhe year. Before lhe Big Top was raised, we had +o compleie a loundafion - mainly referring lo enlarging our freasury. Whai a iob. Someone had +o supervise lhe iob, so, along wiih our advisers, Mrs. Tornell and Mr. Azeve:lo, our class officers were, 'iirsl semesicrz Pres. Jane+ Owens, V. Pres. Hol- irusf, Scc.'Treas. Dolores Wassink. Second semcsfer Janel' was reelecfed 'io her office, Clarence McMurry was chief assis+an+, and Rufh Borr look +he job of secre- fary. Congressmen were Florence Lial and Bob Roome. We kicked up qui+e a bil of sawdusf al' lhe iunior-sponsored Clown Town dance afler lhe Escalon foolball game. A S50 proiif isn r io be forgollen eilher. The saw- dusf was pre++y +hick a+ fhe Hearf Hop affer +he Linden game loo. This was also sponsored by l'he iuniors. Ano'I'her proiecl' was rafflinq a puppy. Yes, il sounds crazy, and if was! A cu'I'e, fuzzy, li'Hle puppy, was donaled for lhe cause by Elaine Demichelis. A good crew can always ealg and from rhe way 1'ha+ lhe box lunches and candy sales weni, one could safely guess 'lhal fhe Ripon crew is good - and hungry. Ed is s'rill rrying +o pay back +ha+ 52.50 he spenl on BeHy's lunch. Also rhe crew +ook 'rime ou'r +o enioy a Junior Review presenfed in March. Finally our junior crew gave up and had a big rip-roaring ska+ing par+y in S+ock+on. Then came our biq day in May. I+ was fime To raise +he Big Top and begin lhe show. Everyone worked doubly hard, and oul of all our efforls came +he Prom. The members of a'l +he crews, +he ringmasler, and everyone danced, ale, enjoyed movies 'io lheir hearls conienl. Tha+ climaxed our year, bu+ we are looking forward +o our senior year on lhe crew. 'Byel JUNIOR CLASS leil fo righl, iirsi row: Marly. A? Osfini, Rooms, Phillips, Cunningham 1 Second row: Tornell ladviserl, Mar- fini. Marquis, Vrieling, Parkerson. Holmes, Pearson Third row: Brooks, Taylor, Crisn, Myers, Busby, Arcoleo, Woudsrra SOPHOMORE Cl.ASS Lefl lp righl, firsl ro K g y ladviscrl, Phillips, Jones, Houslon, Brooks, Kirlrpalrick, D h l Thompson, Vinceler, Esleves Second row: Sl, John R lily Boaz, McCIinlon, Burlon, Ashcom, Wendorif, Townsend, Chancellor Third row: Mulholand, Defemers, Rich, Howard, Germa Posfma, De Weerd SOPHOMORE CLASS The sophomore class by ifself was almosl a fhree-ring circus. We really had loads of fun. The class skimmed righf along from lhe very beginning of fhe year. We had an olecfion of officers af fhe firsl class meefing. Those elecfed were: Sharon Mulholand, pres.: Clarence Pralf, v. p., Donna Easfburg, sec.: Elsie Franscella, frees.: and Emily Townsend, hisforian. The second semesfer officers were: Paul Barkley, pres., Elsie Fransrtclla, v.p.g Susan Vander Laan, sec., and Paf S+. John, lreas. The lwo we senf fo represenl us in congress were Jerry McClinlon and Dick Kirk- pafrick. When Dick moved, wo elecfccl Mike Enos 'lo lake his place. Mrs. Garfman and Mr. Kingerv were our very pafienf advisers. Our class as a whole engaged in numerous exlra acfivifies. Lasf year we weren'f permilled fo do so very much, buf lhis year we really cuf loose. We were allowed fo sponsor our firsl dance. The fhemo selecfed was Cherry Twirl . Louise Vander Laan was appoinfed head of fhe decora+ion commilfee. All fhe commiffeles really pifched in and worked. The dance was a big success. We are now looking forward fo sponsoring our nexf dance. Also, fhe class appoinfed several differenf commilfees fo sell candy, hol dogs, pop, and coffee af a few games and lrack evenfs. Affer each sale we added fidy liffle sums lo our freasury. Lasf year, when we were freshmen, fhe sophomore class invifed us fo a parl'y 'rhaf was sorl' of a Frosh'Soph Gel Acquainl'ed parfy. This year we gave a similar parfy for fhe freshmen class. ll was held in fhe gym. We served refreshmenfs and played games including guessing games, volleyball, baskefball, and pingpong. The brawl , as we called if, was enjoyed bv bofh classes. Also, we had a parfy of our own fhis year. We decided we wanfed somefhing inexpensive, because we were saving our funds for nexl year's prom. Sylvia Rackley, Nancy Dorroh, and Roger Wendorff were in charge of various phases of 'lhe parly. We had a pof-luck dinner, afler which we had seven kinds of fun wifh lhe enler- fainmenf Roger had planned. This year many of our boys compefed in fhe infer-class frack meef. The sophs fook second place. We're geffinq beffer all fhe fime. Jusf waif '+il nexf yearl This year has been prefly swell. Oh, yes, we all worked hard, buf we had a lof of fun, foo. We've learned fo fake fhe work wifh 'rhe play. SOPHOMORE CLASS Lell lo riqhl, lirsf row: Garlman ladviserl, Skinner, Schaapman, Mc Gee, Barkley, Easfburq, Toombs Wilburn, Luis, Ruller Second row: Franscella, Poynor Rasmussen, Coleman, Slouller, Snell ing, Franlia, Green, Vander Laan Phelps Third row: Vieira, Sand, Sfeward Fredrulis, Vander Laan, Silva, Dor roh, Enos, Meedom, Manka FRESHMAN CLASS Lell lo riqhl, lirsf row: Baron, Crumpacker, Diggs, Souza, Ruller, Logan, Vrielinq, lrooks, Brunold, Forlson, Bakker Second row: Mah ladviserl, Shaw, Porler, Baron, Sikrna, Arellano, Robnell, Chancellor, Swain, George Third row: Funari, Pale, Carlson, Buller, Canup, Brooks, Silva, Brown, Winlers, Howard FRESHMAN CLASS As we greenhorn circus hands enlered lhc grand arena and slarled on lhe big lour, we managed lo earn ringside seals for mosl of lhe even'l's. The head waler- buckel boys for lhe lirsl' semesler were Ernie Silveira, pres., Bud Van Nieuwenhuizeh, v.p.g Slan Chancellor, lreasq Gayl Carlson, sec.: Floyd Brooks and Theodore Arellano, Congress represenlalive. For lhe second semesler our slrawbosses were Helena Boer, pres., Mary Sanford, v.p.g Mary Ann Bussing, sec.: and Ronnie Logan, lreas. During 'lhe open season we managed T0 gel lhe rinqmaslers lo allow us lo sell candy, hol'-dogs, elc. On 'lhis big business venlure we managed 'lo clear around filleen bucks. The big wheels bossing our work in lhis and all olher evenls were Miss Jacol and Mr. Melz. The dough we gol from his evenl we plan lo use lo pul on bigger and beller shows, and also for lhe big J-S parly which comes off in our lhird year under lhe Big Top. As we go on mlo lhe nice spring, we have a dance and weiner roasl in mind. ln lhe lnler-crew lrack and field we had lough luck by geH'ing lasl place, buf iusl wail unfil we become sourdoughs al lhis business-lhen we'll show 'emll As for amusemenl, 'lhe sophomores gave us our lirsl' welcome by 'lhrowing a shindig called Freshman-Sophomore Brawl. A+ lhis Brawl we all had gobs of lun and plenly lo eal and drink. Our advisers really served us in good slead lhis year . . . Lol's of lhanks, Miss Jacol and Mr. Melt! FRESHMAN CLASS Lell lo righl, lirsl row: Mel! Iadviserl, Neckels, Eggink, Pelerson, Rice, Mohler, Sanford, Odom, Bradlord, O'Bera. Bussinq Second row: Demlchelis, Sand, Broil, Van Nieuwerihuizen, Kiall, Houslon, Mederiz, Orlez, Parker- son, Jacobo, Rogers Third row: Fredericksen, Silveira, Colberl, Boer, Snodgrass, Borr, Van Dyke, Deurloo, Vincelel ' fbi. 41' CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 8 Regis'I'ralion I I Regular classes begin 22 Foo+balI al Livermore 27 Courl convenes for firsl session OCTOBER 5 C 8: D baslcelball, Linden here 6 Escalon hero for foolballg Juniors sponsor dance affer game I0 Freshmen slage program: Tracy here for C 8: D baslcelball I2 C 81 D baslcelball, Hughson here I3 Hughson here lor loolballg Bloclr R sponsors dance F. H. A. lield lrip lo Asilomar I8 V. F. W. band benelil program l9 C 81 D baslcelball al Hilmar 20 Commercial Club cake raffle Pallerson loolball game here 2l Band allends opening game al' C.O.P. 26 C 81 D baskefball a+ Palferson Foo+baII al Hilmar 27.Senior class parly 30 Frosh-Soph Brawl NOVEMBER 2 Newman here for C 8: D baskelball 3 Los Banos here, loolball Spanish Club sponsors clance 4 Girls' League clelegales go lo Reedly Music clinic 8 Firsl Nul Feslival 9 C.S.F. 'ro clislricl' meeling, Tracy I0 Foolball al' Gusline ll J. S. A. convenlion, Long Beach I5 Spanish Club pie raffle I6 C 8: D baslcelball al' Escalon I7 Foolball al Newman 20-24 Wheel Vacalion 24-25 Debale, San Francisco Cify College 28 J. S. A. frip +o S'rock+on Tracy here for C 8: D baslcelball Resl Cross meeling here 29 F. H. A. Blue Plale lunch special DECEMBER 2 Debale squad fo Oakland 5 Home Ec class visils Meyenberg's Manfeca here for baskefball 6 Juniors hold concly sale 7 F. F. A. 'ro Tracy 'ro confer degree 9 Mrs. G. sponsors 'rrip lo C.O.P. play I2 Baslcelball al Tracy CALENDAR I3 General Molors assembly program I4 Senior Chrislmas par+y I5 Baskelball al Linden I8 Facul1'y Chrislmas par+y 20 Chris+mas Concer+ by music cleparrmenl 2I Junior class qoes caroling 22 Chrisfmas vacalion begins 30 Band plays al' Easl-Wes+ game, Keazr Slaclium JANUARY 2 School again: baske+ball af Ceres 4 Exhibifion clebafe For V. F. W. 5 J. S. A. visil Slale Hospilal Baskelball wi+h Escalong F. F. A. and F. H. A. sponsor Snow+ime dance 9 F. H. A. insfallalion I2 Baske+ball a+ Hughson I7 Ripon s+uden+s parficipale in M. J. C. Talenl Day I9 Baskelball wi'Ih Hilmar here J. S. A. clance inlrocluces vouching svslem 20 Modeslo clebale Iournamenh 'Ihree Ripon feams fie for Iirsl 22 Assembly program by Nafional Transcribers for +he Blind 24 Linden visils our courl and congress Senior Homemakers visil local egg plan+ 26 Baskefball, Denair 29-3l No school: counly ins+iIu+e FEBRUARY 2 Linden here 'For baske+ball: Juniors sponsor clance 3 Deba+ers go +o S+. Mary's 9 Baskelball af Fscalon I2 Lincoln's Bir'I'hc.layg no school I4 Junior class sponsors Box Lunch Social I5 Mr. Bock speaks fo J. S. A. I6 Mission picluresg Hughson here for baskel- ball: Sophs sponsor dance I7 Debale a+ Fresno S'I'a+e 2I Slave Day! 22-23 Vacaliong Washing+on's Birfhclay 23 Baskelball a+ Hilmar 27 Block R chicken 'feed 28 F. H. A. paslry sale MARCH 2 Girls' League sponsors dance 3 Turlock Music Feslival 7 C. S. F. clisfricl meeling al Turlock 9 Assembly program, Ihe Eboniers 9-I0 C.O.P. deba+e +ournamen+ I2 Seniors choose announcemenfs aw. D-- .fa-vs-'r.,, .. . .' CALENDAR I3 Escalon Hi program here I5 A Dale Wi'l'h Jucly I6 Easier program by Glee Club Jr. Red Cross Folk Dance I9-23 Eas+er vacafion 27 Junior pariy 28 lnfer-class Irack meel 29 Cal. Poly. program F. F. A. baskelball par'Iy APRIL 4 J. S. A. Io Sacramenio 6 Hilmar here for baseball Nighl' 'rrack meel' a+ PaI'Ierson 7 Debalers Io Sanla Clara F. F. A. +o Fresno I0 Commercial Club holds sale II Man+eca I-Ii program here Track mee+ ai Escalon I3 F. F. A. goes Io Davis I4 Girls of Y. W. C. A. Io Hears+ Ranch J. S. A. clelegales 'ro Sarramen+o conveniion Bancl goes 'ro Davis I8 Band gives variely program a+ Escalon 20 Baseball a+ Denair Bancl Sock Dance Track meel a+ Paflerson 2I Lions Club debafe +ournamen+ here 25 Escalon Irack meei here 26 Spring Concerr 27 Baseball a+ Escalon Sopomore class parly 28 Track mee+ al Pa'IIerson C. S. F. regional conference, Berkeley MAY 3 Moiher-Daughler Desserl 4-5 F. F. A. Io San Luis Obispo 4 Baseball. Linclen here 5 Debafers Io Tracy I0 Commercial Club program C. S. F. clis'I'ricI meeiing, Pa+Ierson I I Baseball, Hilmar here Junior-Senior Prom I8-I9 Senior Dilch Day, Yosemire 25 Denair here lor baseball Debare Varieiy Show 30 Memorial Day: no school JUNE 3 BaccaIaurea+e services 5 Senior dinner 7 Graduafion 8 School closes L I 5 Q V xo 9, In 4 -1 7. U 1 og I Vo O, y O i S'E...f::.: '-- ----- . -H ' '5 :.:f:., i5:5 f'5: F 1--'-....:u:::::i::-,., .... : :':gxm K-Sli: 53,151 . 3-gq...:!E:::El :r--2ff21 ' - ----- ---1.a:nmssiaEez4sq::ses:rb?sfz1iiirS. , ??5ss!rS:if2f-Ff u' SDH UWS , u - ' --- W . , v -1' 17-.1 -D fffz' K' 92. Wfa1'1Tm'J A lu, ,lf , ,no wr f.,' A eg gs a gy... 'SP' W C A6 Q, I W, bs-i CL Q 5 1 C , gl .-3: . A fg:,f', lg . 5, r LIBRARIANS Lefl lo riqhl, firsl row: Phillips, Marty, Demnchelis Dorroh, Grasso Lial I Oslini L Second row: Vieira, Phillips, Frans- cella Wassink, Borr, Migliore Third Beacom ladvisorl Kovak Rarkley Van Laar Marlini Garl- man Iadvisorl MISSION STAFF Migl C k Y B F lado, Va d S d B k Brooks, WI Iums Owens Whilmore Poy hMSSION This business ol pulling oul a Mission is no soll job. Firsl, a lheme musl be chosen, and lhe book musl be planned. Then comes lhe mad rush - piclures, hundreds of lhem, and arlicles ol every kind. The arlicles have lo be prooled, lyped, and prepared lor lhe prinler. ll's really one mad rush. We survived, lhough, and liked il prelly well. This year Mary Furlado was lhe edilor, while Rulh Borr and Alberla Marsman were assislanl edilors. Bill Vander Laan was lhe business manager and Croce Mig- liore assisled him. Wanda Whilmore served as slall secrelary. Class represenlalives lhis year were: Senior, Sadie Mae Williams: Junior, Janel Owens: Sophomore, Susan Vander Laan: and Freshman, Floyd Brooks. The remainder ol lhe slall consislefd ol Millie Brooks, Larry Povnor, and Ted Barkley. This was really quile a crew and lhe work was prelly well divided. Mr. Arganbrighl, our adviser, was quile helplul. Oh! Somelhing new was added lhis year. Mrs. Garlman assisl- ed in lhe preparalion ol lhe arlicles, and in planning lhe lheme. We have really enioyed compiling lhis, and we hope you have as good a lime reading and looking al il. So, here is lhe book we, lhe I95I Mission slall, have pul logelher lor you. UBRARY The librarians lor I95l were: Head Libarian, Belly Jean Grasso: Isl Period: Mary Lou Rackley. Florence Lial: 2nd Period: Belly Grasso, Rulh Borr, and Janel Owens: 3rd Period: Dorline Oslini, Belly Grasso, and Nancy Dorroh: 4lh Period: Dorolhy Marlini and Delores Wassink: Slh Period: Sylvia Ann Marly: 6lh Period: Joan Vieira and Yvonne Demichelis: 7lh Period: Tina Van laar and Lenna Phillips: 8lh Period: Belly Grasso, Darlene Long, Mary Ann Bussing and Ann Phillips. The librarians are appoinled by Mrs. Beacom lhrough lhe English deparlmenl. Al lhe end ol lhe year lhree awards are given, one lor lhe head librarian, and lwo lor lhe oulslanding senior girls. The girls who received lhe awards lhis year are Belly Grasso, Darlene Long, and Mary Lou Rackley. These girls have really worked hard lo make lhe library a success, as has lhe whole slall who has given up ils slucly periods lo this service. The girls have accomplished a lol lhis year by learning lo check books, lo mainlain an orderly almosphere, and lo keep library shelves slacked for service. Wilhoul lheir cooperalion lhe library would nol have been a success. GIRLS' LEAGUE EX. Lell lo riqhf, firsf row: Wliilmore, Furladou Hills ladviserl V de Loan, Migliore E 1 Second row' Carlson, Nicolaysen, iuiams, Long GIRLS' LEAGUE EX. The biggesf side show under lhe big lop is +he Girls' League. The new boss lhis year was Miss Florence Hillis. The slraw bosses were Mary Furlado, Pres., Sarah Adams, V-Pres., who was laler replaced by Groce Migliore: Joan Toombs, Sec.- lreas., who was also laler replaced by Josie Esleves. Our Hislorian was Darlene Long, Parliamenlarian, Sadie Williams, and publicily, Delores Wassink. Edna Vincelel and Kalhleen Nicolaysen were elecled congressmen. As usual, lhe mosl imporlanl ring evenl was lhe annual Molher-Daughler Desserl. Everyone said if was a greal' success, and lhal was because of lhe hard- working commillees we had. Delores Wassink was responsible for lhe allraclive room decoralions, while Louise Vander Laan did a 'lerrific iob on invilalions and poslers. Excellenl enlerlainmenl was furnished 'lhrough our enlerlainmenl' commillee, Josie Esleves and Croce Migliore. Edna Vincelel and Darlene Long were in charge of lhe menu planning. I+ wasn'l' hard for Mary Furlado lo 'find boys willing lo serve. Rulh Borr and Kalhleen Nicolaysen decoraled lhe 'fables and had charge of lhe place sellings. DEBATE The debale season slarled wi+h a bang when Gaynl Slouffer and Dolores Wass- ink won +he S+. lgnalious novice lournamenl. The San Francisco Ci+y College Tourney rolled around, and Dwighl Nyquisl broughl home a lrophy for lhe afler-dinner speaking. Sharon Mulholand and Jerry Slanley look fhird in senior debale. Dwighl also received a fourlh place in exlemp oul of 64 speakers. We nelled 'lwo lrophies in lhe Oakland lournamenl. Croce Migliore and Doris Ann Kovak ballled lheir way 'ro a second place in senior debale. Janel Owens look a second in Girls' Radio. Ripon really wenl 'ro 'rown in Modeslo. Jerry won second place in Progressive Discussion, and lhree of our leams 'lied for firsl place in senior debale. This lasl 'Teal was quile unusual, bul we did il! The reams, which were 'four- man, consisled of ll Janel and Jerry, Sharon and Dwighlg 21 Louise and Susan Vander Laan, Doris Ann and Croce, 31 Delores and Gaynl, Ed l-lollrusl and Florence Lial. We also look lhe Debale Sweeps'l'alfes lrophy. The famous Fresno lourney came nexl. ll's famous nol only because Sharon and Susan, Gaynl and Louise lied for second in junior debale, bul also because we lefl' a+ 5:30 Salurday morning and gol home al 3:00 Sunday morning. DEBATE loan, Third rowt Owens, Leif lo riqhl, firsl row: Llal, Mig- liore, Arco'eo, FcCIinlon, Siouffer Second row: Polelli lcoachl, Vieira Holfrusl, Kovak, Stanley, Vander Wassink, Ny- quisf, Vander Laan, Mulholand WARWHOOP Le 9 ghl, lirsl row: McClinlon, O F rschon, Toombs, Allison, Se d w: Slanloy, Mackey, Pear- so F lado, Tyler, McMurry, T d Jackson, Long, Shirley, a by Demichelis, Rackley l WARWHOOP In lhe lirsl ring we have our lour edilors, Josie Esleves, Janel Owens, Mary Lou Rackley, and Darlene Long. Their acl was usually very ellicienlly run allhough once in a while one ol lhem would have lo almosl do a lrapeze acl, iuggling acl, and a hair-learing slunl lo gel lhe paper oul. Darlene Long and Edna Allen, lhe chiel assislanls, did lhe job lhal causes lhe eye slrain -- prool reading. ln our nexl ring we have Clarence McMurray, Jimmy Pearson, Bill Shirley, Janel, and Josie lwhen lhey weren'l edilorsl Pauline Farschon, and Bill Jackson usually doing lhe clowning and wriling loo. The lhird ring is occupied by lhe lypisls and produclion and circulalion man- agers. Joan Toombs, head lvpisl lor lhe lirsl semesler, and Marlela Allison, who look Jcan's place- second semesler, really had lo make lheir lingers lly. Frana Mackey, Marv Saabve, and Eleanor Tyler usually were doing lheir share ol juggling acls when lhey had lo crowd lellees on a slencil. Also occuping lhis lhird rinq is Bill Shirley as produclion manager. Bill is al- ways quile busy messing up lhe ollice wilh mimeograph ink and Warwhoop pages. On Fridays Pal McClinlon, doubling as arl edilor and circulalion manager, is madly rushing from lhe edilor, lo lhe reporlers, lo lhe lypisls wilh queslions like, Where do you wanl lhis piclure7 and When will lhal slencil be ready? Thus, lhis parl ol lhe side show is complele. SIGMA BETA TAU Hurry ! Hurry! Hurry! Don'l miss lhe chance lo see lhese exlraordinarily lalenled girls. They lype so lasl lhey wear oul a lypewriler every week. They are so experl al laking diclalion lhal il is hard lor lhem lo keep lrom burning up lhe paper as lhey wrile. Wow! You should see lheir figures lin bookkeeping, lhal isl. Specially acls ol lhese girls also include baking lcake ralllel, acling l Sislers Under ll'e Skin l, lraveling llhe S. F. lrip lor seniorsl, and recrealion ldinner andl show wilh lhe G. A. A. in Slocklonl. Al lhe head ol lhis group ol gilled girls were: lirsl semesler, pres., Alberla Marsmanq v.o. Florence Lial, and Wanda Whilmore, sec.-lreas. Second semesler ol- licers were: Florence Lial, pres., Alberla Marsman, v.p., and Ann Phillips, sec-lreas. The girls wish lo lhank Miss Norlhey lor her excellenl advice and huge slore ol palience loward lhem during lhe year. Thank you loads, Miss Norlhey . A busy season lor lhe gilled girls has lranspired, and now, have a nice vaca- lion, girls, and please have mercy on lhe poor defenseless lypewrilers. SIGMA BETA TAU Rackley Osfn' Es v Second row: Norlhey A Vincelel T'rd row: Mar9'n', Williams, Saabye Lell lo righl, lirsl ro Sla Phillips, Whilmore, Mars a a l l, W 1 L C. F. S. Lelt to right, first row: Brooks, Vander lnan, Demichelis, Brooks, Sanford, Sanford, Eastburg, St. John, Frnnscella, Marsman, Barkley Second row' Furtado, Vieira, Ger- man, Busby, Martini, Wassink, Oweis, Borr, Vander Laan, Migliore, Lial Third row, Pate., Long, Crisp, Deur- lco Winters, Williams, Rackley, Slouller, Mulholand C . S . F . Come one! Come alll See the largest collection ol freaks ever lo be collected. ln this rare collection we have people like Janet Owens, the word-swallower. She swal- lows words a foot lonq llhe mystery is: what happens lo the words, since they are RCIJQ. heard of againffl Also in this group you will see people with the largest heads ever discovered. The oldest, most grotesquely distorted are lhose who endeavor to keep order' during the meeting, and more or less lead these people along the higher educational levels. For the first semester these were: Mary Furtado, pres.: Donna Eastburg, v.p.g Delores Wassink, sec.-treas. Second semester leaders were: Ruth Sanford, pres.: Ruth Borr, v.p., and Sadie Mae Williams, sec-lreas. But even scholarship students must rest occasionally. The group attended a dis- trict meeting al Tracy in the fall, one in Turlock during the winter, and the spring meeting at Patterson in May. A number also attended the annual regional confer- ence at Berkeley in April, on which occasion Mary Furtado served as general chair- man, and Josie Esleves as recording secretary, for a sectional group discussion. J . S . A . The head 'trainer for Junior Statesman of America is Mr. Polelli. Juggler Bill Vander Laan was first semester president, Fan dancer Mary Furtado was vice- presidenl, and Popcorn Girl Josie Esteves was secretary. Bill Shirley and Pal lJlcCiinl'on, members oF the sideshow, were elected congressmen. The elephant walerers , Ted Barkley and Albert Unger, were delegates to the Fall State conven- tion al' Long Beach. Because everyone in this circus is a senior, and seniors cannol' be elected lo stale ollices in J. S. A., the Public Speaking class became another Junior Stalesmen club. ils officers are: Lazard Scorcher Sylvia Rackley, pres.: Clown Joe Bodeson, v.p.: and Snake Charmer Letha Cunningham, :aec'y. Second semester officers of the Civics class, which becomes the Social Problems c'ass at mid-term, are: pres.. Wild Man Dwight Nyquist: v.p., Popcorn Girl JosE Eslevesg and Make-up Girl , Edna Vincelet, the secretary. Douglas Boone, Marleta Allison, and Roger Wendorll, star trapeze artists, went to a regional convention at Turlock. Fan Dancer Mary Furtado and Hucksl'er Jerry Stanley went to the Spring stale convention al' Sacramento. J. S. A. Left lo right, first row: Toombs, Lslexes, Barkley, Cunningham, Silva, Sanclez, Sanford, Stanley Second row: Polelti ladviserl, Fars- chon Whitmore, Nyquist, McClin- lon, Demichelis, Tyler, Unger, Vin- celet Third row: Williams, Nigro, Long, Slfrley, Furtado Vander Laan, Mackey, Boone JR. RED CROSS Phillips, Poynor, Sanford, Bode Borr, Williams, Carlson, Han Lliqlioie JUNIOR RED CROSS Sfep up fo see fhe show, folks, and pass in review a wonderful performance. Head frainers for fhe year were Croce Migliore, Pres.: Carla Hansen, Sec.-freas.g Rufh Sanford, Rufh Borr, Publicify Manager. Class represenfafives were: Seniors, Sadie Williams, Rufh Sanford, Joe Bodesong Juniors, Rufh Borr, Carla Hansen: Sophomores. Lenna Phillips, Larry Poynorg Freshman, Floyd Brooks, Gayl Carlson. These same frainers also presided over fhe San Joaquin Counfy Council Meefings. We regularly affended fhe Counfy meefings wifh clowns Paul Barkley and Don Toombs accompanying fhe group. The performances for fhe year were Slave Day led by Joe Bodeson. We in- froduced a fop performance af fhe combinafion Folk and Social Dance for fhe Sfudenf Body. In order fo help our counfy council meefings we drew up a consfifufion fo clarify fhe laws. Trainer Rufh Borr helped fo puf ouf a successful Jr. Jeep for fhe council. Our froupu came in second for collecfing five hundred pockef books for 'lhe service- men. G. A. A. The Girls' Afhlefic Associafion had anofher profifable year under fhe manage- menf of Pres. Sarah Adams, V. pres., Wanda Whifmore, and Sec-freas., Sadie Williams. Sarah Adams lefl' us during fhe firsf semesfer fo join up wifh a Los Angeles company and was replaced by Wanda Whifmore. Second semesfer sfocli were Carla Hansen, Pres.: Dorline Osfini, V.P.g and Josie Esfeves, Sec.-+reas. Sadie Williams ac- cepfed posifion as score keeper. Adiser Miss Jacol did a fine iob of supervising our sfunfs. We sfarfed fhe year off wifh a bang by giving a cake raffle fo raise money for fhe Big Show of fhe year - The Foofball Banquef - which was scheduled for Decem- ber 7. As usual, if furned ouf fo be a huge success. The big evenf of fhe spring was a very enioyable dinner and show which we fook in wifh 'rhe Commercial Club. Enfrance fee fo fhe G.A.A. is ISO poinfs which can be earned b sfarring on 'reams or acfing as an official for infer-class games. Sfripes are awarcyed for addi- fional poinfs earned. , ,:i4f. ,. ,I .' ,.-, G. A. A. Leff to righf, firsr row: Nicolaye Hansen, Owens, Hargrove, Cunn- ingham, Marsl1an, Lial, Osfini Second row: Esleves, Silva, Saabye, Slouffer, Wassink, Migliore, Eck hoif Third row' Whifmore, Holmes, Vince lel, Rackley, Grasso, Williams Furfado, Jaco? ladviserl Lefl fo riglif, firsf row: Brok so Second row: Garfman ladvis l ,Y. SPANISH CLUB EX. W' 5:1 .iw- Lelt to right, tirst row: Hansen Hargrov Second row: Williams, Pratt, Wlass- ink, Mlgliore, SPANISH CLUB EX. Come one, come alll See fhe iabbering idiofs -- loops, thai' slippedll - fhe Spanish-speaking freaks - er - stuclentsl First you'll see a smash hif of a dance affer the Los Banos football game. lYou say it wasn't such a smash? Oke, but fhe hil' still s'I'ands.l Nexf on fhe program is a whiz-bank of a pie-throw loh, no if isn'fg i+'s a pie sale! Goody, now we can eaf the pies, Yummylll The pies were good and almosf everyone enjoyed fhe raffle. Especially those who won pies. Jeepers, look whai's nexl' - a parfy: and fo make it even beffer, i+'s an ice cream feed, sounds good, huh? And it was good. Everyone ate so much fhey thought fhey would never eat again, but fhaf didn'+ last. They do eaf again, and rumors are thaf fhey eat like elephants lor is fha saying pigs ?l Anyway, the eleghants are bigger so fhey should ea+ more - or should they? Waif, Whaf's happening? Oh, i+'s the froup. Here they come! Look who's leading - Croce Migliore and Florence Lial ,fhe firsf and second semesfer presi- dents, followed by fhe resl' of fheir officers: Delores Wassink, Mary Ellen Hargrove, Carla Hansen, Sadie Mae Williams, Darlene Osfini, and Clarence Praft. All in fheir gayest mood, of course, and ready for fhe fun. Hail! Hail! The gang's all here! And 'lhe show is on .... BLOCK R The Block R society, an organizafion of clowns consisting of boys who have earned a large block R by earning five small R's or by playing in 40 f,, of the quarfers or in- nings in varsity compefition or making I5 poinfs in frack which are fhe main feafures in our three ring circus, started off fhe school year by electing the following officers: Pres., Joe Sanchez, V. P., Bill Shirlevg Sec-treas.. John Demichelis. Af fhe fime of this wrifing, second semesfer officers had nof yel' been elecfed. The firsf semester, fhe Block R soonsored a very successful dance after 'lhe Es- calon game. During 'rhe second semesfer, they gave a big chicken feed af which everyone attending had a good time and p'enty fo eat. W' BLOCK-R I ft to qht I t o J Id rl Bu to Nyquist, B e IFS I' W. dC Sh I y D I1 I Niqro, B t n Second row: Sanchez, Stanley, V n cl L J k S Iva, G Gerqin, Pratt, Roome, Housto P terson D W d T yl Houston, P n Third row: Farschon, Wcndorlf, Van Vcldhuiz Bd e Mc Tl. ' um. ' Q?.b..sf'fff - X5 wr, ,K .M .1 f it vgifix lg? Q .9 -fx A 4, 1 :bl A W -V ,Q ,QQ ,GWM .. fgffxiig L,'5K.KQ '9 J , .-,T i K N Ii, -:,.',1fgF -. H ., 5554 -if V - -- lv! . ' 4. f 0 P V! 51- x , - A . - ' 7 ,V ' - ' Qs- n., -.I -- I5-' 3 , x J, 1, , ,,..-kR x f-J-Jiffy uf A Suswif , . if . 14 2' Q.- .7 is 13 A A' Z I 'F 'fx 'f f BAND This is lruly one of lhe fcalure acls of lhe lhree-ring circus of all school aclivilies. Enlering lhe big-lop lband shack lo youll, we hear lhe clowns blowing lheir horns - lasl minule praclice before lhe show begins. This show is under lhe direc- lion of Ringmasler Azevedo. lnslead of bears riding bicycles, monkeys in our band provide lhe iokes. Remember our lricks al lhe Pallerson fair grounds, and lhe Masler of Cere- monies announcing in a clear voice, We will now be led in lhe Slar Spangled Ban- ner by Papa Azevedo . Seplember 23, one of lhose pink-lemonade days, we performed in lhe Manleca parade. Two of lhe lrombone playing monkeys, Dwighl and Don, forgel lheir equip- menl. A charming princess on her while sleed, Mary Furlado, saved lhe day by gelling lhe inslrumenls. We can'l forgel lhe opening of lhe C. O. P. Sladium wilh lhe fifleen massed bands. November Il was lhe Armislice Day Parade in Escalon. Hooray! We collecled S30 lhal day. Oh yes, al nighl we made slalues of ourselves while we were al lhe M. J. C. San Meleo game. ll was as cold as Eskimo Pie wailing al half-lime. December 20 and April 26 saw us in our besl coslumes for our concerls. None of lhe casl experienced lhal slage frighl feeling when we look parl in lhe Greal Ringling Brolhers Evenl - lhe Easl-Wesl Game. Don'l forgel lhese evenls we allended: Talenl Day, Turlock Feslival, Sock Dance, Cal.-Aggie Picnic Day and lhe Parade of Songs. ORCHESTRA ln lhe circus, lhe music is furnished by lhe calliope: in Ripon Hi il is parlly fur- nished by lhe orcheslra. Our boss is Mr. Azevedo. Our job is lo make music for lwo concer'ls, lhe annual p'ay, and for baccalaureale services. We elecled Edna Vincelel lo be our presidenl. Nancy Dorroh lhe vice-presidenl, and Poe Farschon our secre- lary for lhe firsl half of lhe year. For our Chrislmas concerl we sawed oul a piece called Chrislmas Bells and lhree olher pieces. Mr. Azevedo, lhe ringmasler, was ralher worried before lhe conced began because our cello players, Rulh and Mary Sanford, didn'l gel lhere unlil lhe curlain was ready lo open. We elecled Rulh Sanford lo serve as presidenl, Dorolhy Marlini, vice-presidenl, and Josie Esleves, secrelary for lhe second half of lhe year. Our big performance, lhe spring concerl. was presenled in April. We playd lhe Mexican Overlure , The Emperor's Wallz , and lwo olher pieces. The various ring performances lhroughoul lhe year were lhus helped by lhe music rendered by lhe orcheslra, lhe calliope of our circus. GLEE When you enler lhe big-lop, be sure lo see lhe Glee Club. lhe rylhmn lhal keeps lhe show running. We pulled our firsl prize slunl on November I6, lhe Thanksgiving Program, which we repealed al lhe Training Ground lGrammar Schooll. Pauline had lhe solo parl in 'This ls My Falher's World . On November l8, a waler buckel day, our oulfil wenl lo Berkeley lo sing. The wealher kepl us from seeing lhe Clowns-vs-Hoboes lU. C. - vs - U.S.F.l. The Chrislmas Concerl wenl off wilh a bang. Remember how cule loolhless Sylvia was? The managemenl is slill on lhe look-oul for lhe spy from a rival circus who fouled lhe spollighl. Besl bib 'n' luckers were worn by lhe slar performers al lhe Spring Concerl. which included among olher numbers, Sandunga , I Passed By Your Window , and Three While Swans . The hands in charge of our oulfil were, firsl semesler:: pres., Sarah Adams, whose place was filled by Pauline Farschon afler Sarah leflg vice-pres., Wanda Whilmoreg and sec'y., Joan Toombs. Second semesler leaders were: pres., Carla Hansen: vice-pres., Rulh Borrg and sec'y., Kalhleen Nicolaysen. Our lasl performance of lhe season occurred al baccalaureale, al which lime we sang, The Lord Bless You and Keep You. L ll lo righl, fursl row: Roome Vrieling, Arellano, George, Souza, OBerq, Ol'f6l, Mohler, Forlson, Baron, Toombs, Morris, Luis, Crum paclcer, Schaaprwar' econd row: Kinkery ladviserl, Van Dyke, Brown, Silveira, Arcoleo, Gree1, Jacobo, Farschon, Green, Enos, Vincclef, Toombs, Vieira Bodeson, Shaw, De Selle l'adviserl T ird row: De Weerd, Sikrria, Delmers, Nigro, Fredriks, Sand, Poslrna, Boaz, Wendorfl, Silva, Jackson, Chancellor, Dcmichelis, Kirlrpalrick B rkley F. H. A. F. F. A. A good performance was given lhis year under our lrainer, Miss Hillis. Her assislanls were: Ann Phillips, pres.: Donna Easllaurg, v.p.g Helena Boer, sec.: Croce Migliore, lreas.g Helen Phelps, Publigilyg Nancy Dorroh, Hislorian. The candlelighling ceremony for lhe inslalla- lion of assislanl lrainers broughl ooh's and ah's from lhe audience. We senl lwo oi our clowns, Sara German and Barbara Aschom, 'fo Asilomar for lhe slale convonlion. Nancy Sleward and her slage hands made lnaclcslaqc curlains for 'fhe sludy hall. Our lroupe lhrew a shindig afler lhe Escalon game. Headmasler was Josie Esleves, assisled by Nancy Dorroh and Helen Phelps. The year's lop performance was an acl cal'ed 'The Thing wil'l1 Josie and Dorolhy Esleves, Mary Furlaclo, Ann Phillips, Donna Easlburg, and Croce lvligliore. This way for America's lop show - Fufure Farmers of America! See The officers' 'rraining school al' S+oclr+on College. On lo 'lhe nex+ lenl, for laughs. See 'lhe exchange inilialionl Ripon iniliales lhe Tracy Chapler Farmers. Fun! Tracy iniliales our Green Hands. Come one! Come all! There is somefhing new under The sun! The lirsl and only -- Ripon's Almond and Walnul Feslivall A big success, and deslined io become an annual evenl. Fun 'for a'l! Fun for 'rhe bov! Fun for 'lhe girl! A dance sponsored by lhe F. F. A. and F. H. A.l See llac Ripon F. F. A. in aclion! See lhem ltosl lhc regfonal speech conlesl. Program and iced arranged by +he local chapler. Paul Barkley, represenling Ripon, places second! Judging meels allencledz Fresno Slale, April 77 Davis, April l3g Lodi, April 205 slale conlesl al San Luis Obispo, May 4. DRAMA Come one-Come all and see lhe show, A Dale Wilh Judy slarring Florence Lial in lhe lille role as Judy Fosler, and visil wilh her lamily Mrs. Fosler lJanel Owensl, Mr. Fosler lRoger Vifendorlll, and her brolher, Randolph lTed Barkleyl. Judy's lriends Milzi lGaynl Sloullerl and Barbara lMary Furlaclol along wilh Judy's boylriend, Oogie Pringle lJoe Nigrol, lend a comical louch lo lhe lroupe. Olher slar performers in lhe casl are Hannah, lhe maid lSusan Vander Laanl, Mr. Marlin- dale lJerry Slanleyl, Mrs. Holchkiss lDoris Ann Kovakl, and her daughler, Eloise lCarolyn Skinnerl, Rex lJoe Sanchezll, and his Iillle sisler, Susie lCarla Hansenl. The slage hands were none olher lhan Joe Sanchez and Bob Bergin making lhe slage selling wilh Mrs. Tornell pulling on lhe linishing louches. Trouper Mary Ellen Hargrove was head usherelle. Slagehancl Carolee Rasmussen iuggled lhe props onlo lhe sel. Assislanl lrainer, Miss Norlhey, was always on hand lo rehearse lhe show. Now, folks, lhal you have seen lhe qrealesl show on earlh you can easily rec- ognize whal a co-operalive group lhey have been and whal work wenl inlo lheir performance. The lun and luss of rehearsal broughl aboul a greal casl under lhe skilled lraining ol Mr. William Gingrich. Since lhe whole lroupe llhe sludcnl bodyl lhoroughly believes il was a big success and a credil lo any group, lhey would like lo lhank lhe casl for lheir eager- ness and readiness lo help pul on a slar perlormancc. :ess , 0 v xg gf oo QS' Oo Of 00000 O .mm ' lm: I . .........., .......:::x'-- ..:i:::::::5f!iSS5?- 3 EE55i55gm5E55E5:m ImII.Z::::nM::wm::um::.:!55:,:,::,,555 gggufggg. S?53:::::::g::::::::g,. ....,... 1 ff:213255555552sssssiiiiizssfsfsssishssl:s5w::5'f5ff-'f:ir''mf1'f 'm ''4 ' U U ......xr.,:::::-ix..:::5:::::ESSr'::::!:?E?555m155555 '' H :.fufwumiussss4an:mx:555,21:m::w.ss?issz::::f41f' ' GRAND ARENA fu, ' fr?--'z -Arv 1'ff- ,.., , 44569 kb ! ' -if CLCVQLS c' 4:4955 if., jf G., E 4? 'fi ' G ' ' Z' , K 5,1 s lg , FOOTBALL Come! Seo America's favorile sporll Rigl1+ - ll is loolball! Fxcilemenl in 'l'l1e Grand Arena! Now appearing in Ring ll Aclionl Spills! Thrills! Ripon willi a praclically new leam - - only lwo relurning varsily men. Praclice games, Ring l! Calaveras wins, 27-0, and Livermore fops us in llieir arena, 32-O! Scene, Ring ll, in Ripon's grand arena, will1+l1e rolling of drums of 'llie Ripon and Escalon bands! Score, Escalon Cougars, 393 Ripon Indians, 0. Again in Ripon. Hard work, and 'the lndians an the warpallw againsl l'lugl1son. Now Ripon wins, I2 lo 6. Lefl lo riqhf, firsl row: Silveira Toornbs, Vincelel, Housfon, Poynor, Taylor, Toombs, Pearson Farscluon Second ow: Vieira, Housfon Berqin Slanley Demichelis, Posfma, San chez Klrkpalrick, Snelling, Arcoleo Wendorlf Third row: Jacobsen lcoachl, McMurry, Nyquist, Silva, Nigro, Boone, P-lollrusl, De Weerd, Shirley, Bulova, Burlon On +o Palferson. AHen+ion, ladies and genfle' men! Indians sfill fired up and on lop - 39 fo 6. Slwiff of scene +o Hilmar. Conlinuous spills and flwrills, bu+ Hilmar wins, 7-0. Back +o +lne Ripon Arena! Wa+cl1 close! l+'s Los Banos! Excifemenl! Bu? anolher drop, Los Banos 26, Ripon 0. We near 'I'l'1e encl. On lo Gusfine, where we lose, 20-0. Ladies and gen+lemen! The Grand Finale - in +he Newman Arena! Again we fall shorl' - I9 +o 6. Tl1a+'s +l1e Foolball of I950. A lough season, buf a swell 'leam of hard-working players, willm much promise for nexl year. elf lo riqhl lane' Sfanley, Houslon, Sanchel, Burlon, Demichelis, Boone, Burfon Backlield: Shirley, Bergin, Niqro, Nyquisi .153 4 iii Tracy I' Manleca it Modeslo Linden Escalon ill lvlanleca Hughson Hilmar Denair Linden A TEAM lrusf, love, Nyquist A 81 B BASKETBALL Durinq the l950-Sl baslcelball season, fhe Ripon varsi+y was noi as successful as in previous years. A+ The beginning of lhe season lhe general oufloolc for fhe ieam was good wilh fhree iirsl-slringers relurning from lasl year's A feam. Bul as +he season progressed things began fo look dimmer. The Indians ended up in fourlh place in The Joaquin League wilh a record of 3 wins and 7 losses. For lhe second year in a row lhe A's were inviled +o lhe Modeslo High School Baske+ball Tournament Because of +he absence of +wo firsl-sfringers, Ripon didn'+ play +oo well and was eliminafed in fhe firs+ nighl of play. Ripon s+ar+ed league play wi+h a bang by defeaiing Linden by a comforiable margin. They were fhen edged by Escalon in one of lhe mosl exciling game of The season, losing by ihree poin+s. In +he nexl game Ripon was overwhelmed by an oul- slanding Hughson feam. The Indians lhen dropped an overfime game fo Hilmar and were beaien by Denair. They s+ar+ed lhe second round of play by beafing Linden, bul' were lripped hard in iheir nexl lwo oullings by Escalon and Hughson. The A's came back fighling and defeaied Hilmar for fheir 'lhird win in league play. Ripon ended lhe season by losing 'lo Denair. The B leam had lhe same record ending league play wi+h lhree wins and eighl losses. However, 'lhey showed fiqhl and spiril all fhrough fhe season and lrepi frying lo win all ihe lime. Bill Vander Laan and Joe Bodeson led fhe A and B feams in scoring wifh I I3 and 84 poinls respeclively. lf-fl fo riqlll, lirsl ro Sl ly Vander Laan, Sfanley, Bu lo C shaw, Second row: Niqro, Ja ks H I A TEAM B TEAM gg Tracy 36 Ripon 34 Ripon Manieca 20 Ripon 34 Ripon Linden 44 Ripon 40 Ripon Escalon 40 Ripon 52 REPOH Manleca 23 Ripon ig EQPZ2 Hughson Sl Ripon 53 Rigon Hilmar 27 Ripon 23 Ripon Denair 49 Ripon Linden 37 Ripon 'A Praclice games 3 Modeslo Tournamenf B TEAM lefi lo right, first row, Pearson, Bodeson, Crenshaw, Pelerson Second rowt Melz lcoachl, Boaz, Snelling, Howard, Green, Houslon C TEAM Lef? fo riqhf, first row: Howard, Crenshaw, VrieIinq Second ow: Morris, Lozano, Snod- grass, Pafe Tracy Linden s Tracy Hughson Hilmar Tracy Pafferson Newman Escalon C 84 D BASKETBALL The Ripon C and D feams had a mediocre season fhis year. The C feam play- ed a fofal of nine games. They ended fhe season wifh a fofal of fhreo wins and six losses, buf had fo forfeif one of fheir wins because fhey used some ineligible play- ers. Eddie Morris was fhe sfar performer for fhe C feam. The D feam ended fhe season wifh a record of fhree wins, five losses, and one fie. The D's had a beffer feam fhan fheir record shows, since 'Ihey Iosf some very close games. They were also defeafed by fhe Ripon Grammar School Team. Bud Van Nieuwenhuizen and Bob Roome led fhe D feam in scoring. Many of fhe boys playing C and D baslcefball are freshmen, and seweral of fhese boys showed signs of developing info very good big fop performers. C TEAM D TEAM s 22 Ripon ,... H ,WI2 Tracy , . 22 Ripon... I6 Ripon... , 3I Linden .,,, ss I3 Ripon... 34 Ripon , I2 if Tracy ,s H. 36 Ripons, 44 Ripon 23 Hughson s . 24 Ripon ss I5 Ripon 3I Hilmar . I4 Ripon , 25 Ripon - 24 :Ii Tracy , , 3I Ripon , . , 3l Ripon , 29 Pafferson , ,, ., . I6 Ripon. ,, I9 Ripon . ,.,,, 4I Newman .. ., 24 Ripon.. 29 Ripon. . ,.2I Escalon s. ,s 29 Ripon... :fPrac+ice games. D TEAM Left io riqhi, firsf Od Van Nieuwenhuizen, Lus 6 9 Second row. Eqgink, A cel!or, Roome, Men lc hl Third row: Baron, Of S h p man, Brooks Seniors Firsf row: Whilmore, Second row' Esleves, Allison, Third row: Furlado, Racxley, Sophomores Firsl row: Vingelet, Second row: Franscella Vander Third row: Eslevr-z GIRLS' P. E. Anolher year ol lun and hard playing has ended lor our lillle Ripon High School acrobals. Firsl' on our schedule lor 'lhe year was volleyball. Caplains for lhis were: Fresh- man: Gayl Carlsong Sophomore, Gayl Slouflerg Junior, Dorlene Oslinig and Senior, Josie Esleves. As usual, +he seniors proved lo be lhe biggesl' daredevils. Al leasl, lhe applause was in lheir lavor. Nexl in line was baslcelball. Caplains were as follows: Freshman, Marilyn Col- berlg Sophomore, Pearl De Weerdg Junior, Alberla Marsmang and Senior, Wanda Whilmore. Again lhe seniors displayed lheir slcill and came oul on lop. Baseball leams were chosen by lhe caplainsz Belly Swain, Freshman: Elsie Franscella, Sophomore: Belly Grasso, Juniorg and Mary Raclcley, Senior: with lhe Freshman Rough Riders coming in lirsl' place. Minor aclivilies included lumbling, wilh Trainer Gingrich in charge loh, my aching baclxllg badminlon, wilh lale spring 'lournamenlsg and swimming in lhe lale spring, in spile of lhe lacl lhal many curly lillle seals developed slraighl' hair. Under lhe supervision of Miss Jacol, lhe Girls' Alhlelic deparlmenl has had anolher very successful and enioyable year. Cunningham, Vincelel Juniors. Firal row: Hansen, Owens, Lial, Wassink, Marsman Saabye Jaco! lcoaclil Second row: Nicolaysen, Eckholl, Oslini, Borr Williams lhird row: Hargrove, Gasso, Marfini, Holmes, Miqliore Easlburq, Holmes, Migliore Freshmen. Firsl row: Bakker, Brunold, Rice, Bussing Laan, Townsend, Vander Loan Second ow: Jacol lcoachl, Robnell, Sand, Boer, Sanford De Weerd, Raclcley, Sl John Third row: Fredericksen, Si'va, Carlson, Dernichelis, Colbert up-1 x .,, , ,, , v,,,b- ..ff ' S 5 'V an an uf, ' ' ,Jap . 1 , W. ' H 2.2.3 ' Q? 'sv Q 1 A-11 a K 1' 1 'I ' . gg l A . f f pur- mf df Q0 Opporlunifies for girls af Red Cross Camp . . . . .'+iI dealh do us par+ . . . Men or mice? . . .Big Shades of 'fhe pas+! . . . -and l'm only I0 years league . . . TD . . . No commeni' . . . The Childrens old. . . .Your anceslors are showing . . .Rome Hour . . . Corn-balls of Ripon Hi . . . Dig il! . . wasn'i buili in a day . . .Jumper iudges . . . Hands He'll be sorry. off, girls, He's mine . . .You show 'em how, Teach! Fffff IPO 0 l'li -um, , one-D ed fullback- iusf siancl ihere publiciiy oniy ' Q aff lncrimIna+ing evidence . . . --and when I play- fever . . . Suspense . . . Work wanfed. Can cool: . . . This modern age . . . Don r and sew . . . Juvenile Jury . . . To 'Phe rescue . . . . . .Fufure Homebreakers . . . For K.P. experfs . . . Collabora+ion . . Which way . . . Thaf Colgaie smile . . .You did she go? . . . Ah, Romeo! . . . I'm a Wheaiies can have i+ . . . Luke . . . Spring fan . . . Where Sadie is, fhere Rufhie is. name if -4- you Besi Wishes From Success To The Class of 'Sl To The Class of 'SI CONGRATULATIONS I RIPON DRUG STORE CARL5 MARKET Where STuderITs MeeT STONEBRAKER and BURNELL THE REXALL STORE Pf0P l9f0l'S Courfeous Service Tha Best Prices Phono 80 Phone 76 Phon' 59 RIPON CALIFORNIA RIPON CALIFORNIA RIPON CALIFORNIA Beef Wishes To Each Graduafe from VALLEY VARIETY G'FTS -- NOTIONS - NOVELTIES CANDY Complimenfs IO The Class of '5I JOHN ECKHOFF BODY and FENDER REPAIRING PAINTING and WELDING WHEEL ALIGNING PHONES: Besf Wishes From HOEK'S RIPON BAKERY Home of BeHer PIES --- CAKES - PASTRIES 'gm' ---' '33 ?,f and HOME MADE ICE CREAM Phone 87 RIPON CALIFORNIA Corner Walnut a d Frsl Ripon, Californi RIPON CALIFORNIA COrIgra+ulaTiOns Congraiulafions and Besf Wishes Conqrafulalions, Class of 'SI Den Dullc Warehouse 8: Feed Company, Inc. For economys salce 'Feed Bulk From den Dullb' Phone 75 RIPON CALIFORNIA TO The Class of 'SI J. A. 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PHONE 55 RIPON Vineyard Trucks Complimenis To The CIass of '5I Compiimenis To The Class of '5I Success I0 'R' CINS of '5' CORRECT PERSONAL CARDS TYPEWRITERS DIPLOMAS All Makes OORPORATION A. R. DANKWORTH JEVVELRY 9 DIPLOMAS SOLD - RENTED - REPAIRED INC. ANNOUNCEMENTS A. W. CO. We Sell The Famous , HERFF-JONES RINGS ZI4 Wes? Pico Boulevard Phone B-B745 LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA I3S No. Suffer Sfockfon Porfland San Francisco Los Angeles Complimenfs 'ro Ihe CIass of '5I CLASS OF 'Sl Corigrafulaiions Io Ihe CIass of '5I CONGRATULATIONS VAN WORMER 8: I RODRIGUEZ, INC. RIPON TELEPHONE EXCHANGE Manufacruring JeweIers The Board of Trusiiees Engravers and Siarioners TaIbo+ and SaIIie KendaII Ripon Union High School I26 Pos? Sfreef San Francisco B RIPON CALIFORNIA CompIimenIs of Congra+uIaIions from SHOOB'S VALLEY TAG 81 LABEL OO. CAMERAS PROJECTORS FILMS Publishers of Ihc Ripon Record CompIe+e Phorographic Service ANALYSIS TAGS - IMPRINTING Mooesro, CALIORNIA PHONE 4559 Phone Ono Ripon, Calif The MISSION siaff grafeiuIIy acIcnowIedges rhe credii due Ihe following organiaiions of Ihe sfudenr body whose financial conrribuiions have helped make possible 'rhe publicafion of Ihe I95I MISSION. SENIOR CLASS JUNIOR RED CROSS BLOCK R JUNIOR CLASS FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA SPANISH CLUB SOPHOMORE CLASS FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA SIGMA BETA TAU FRESHMAN CLASS CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION MUSIC DEPARTMENT ALL FOR ONE - ONE FOR ALL Comfzfimsnts of Lge STOCKTON MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION 322 EAST WEBER AVENUE TELEPHONE 3-9489 DIRECTORS James Barnes Pefer J. Marengo, Jr. W. H. Dunne F. C. McKeegan David Levinson Louis Denfoni L. B. Quimby Charles Yosf Lee Burnham STOCKTON - CALIFORNIA JOE CI-IISAMORE Preeidenf AL CELAYETA Vice-Presidenf BERT LEWIS Secrefary W. E. MORRIS Treasurer DIRECTORS Rav Hudson I-Iarry N. 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