Ripon High School - Mission Yearbook (Ripon, CA)

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GORDON ACKERMAN Alg. I, II Mech. Drawing Boys' P.E. ERNEST POLETTI Debate Public Sp. Soc. Prob. U. S. Hist. Civics ERNEST AZEVEDO Band Orch. Glee FLORENC E HILLIS Home Ec. GEORGETTE VIAU Art Eng. I MARIE JACOT Spanish Eng. II Girls' P. E. Y OTIS KINGERY Agriculture

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Prinvipal's Message The administrative problems of a high school can be classified in two types. Those dealing with the school as a whole, and those dealing with the smaller groups within the school. Music in any high school is one of the most important, as it serves the whole school, and creates appreciation within the individual. The musical development within an individual may meanavocation for some and in others a means of self-expression or a wise use of leisure time. Toaschool music is a force that unifies the student body, develops group appreciation, and raises the morale in general. ' To me, a better theme could not have been chosen,4,, 'ingratulations to the Editors, the Staff, and their Adviser on your fine book. ' A Weslie A. Stouffer

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MARYALYCE ROLFE Eng. I, III Soc. St. Gen. Arith. ERIC JACOBSEN Biology Chemistry Gen. Math. Gen. Sci. Boys' P.E. LOIS NORTHEY Bkk. Typing I, II Shorthand GRACE GARTMAN Eng. I, II, III, IV Library ROBERT BOURQUIN Physics Gen. Sci. Gen. Math. Journalism Mission Eng. I, III Soc. Studies JAY RUSSELL U. S. Hist. Jr. Bus. First Aid Driver Ed. Boys' P. E. Gen. Math. ERVIN DESELLE Shop