Ripon High School - Mission Yearbook (Ripon, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1954 volume:

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So, in sincere Mr. Robert Bourquin, we wish to express our deepest gratitude for your guidance and interest shown our class during the past three years. Without your advice, we could not have progressed as we did. Although you were very busy, you still found time to take your place as our class advisor. We feel you have been one of us, Bob. Mrs. Richard Schut, in you we found both a great friend and capable advisor. We have encountered many difficult situations, but with your able assistance we have found it possible to obtain our goal. Thank you, Teach. So, now with mist in our eyes, loyalty in our hearts, and a regret for our departure, we dedicate this Mission. THE CLASS OF 1954 E-D 5 3.4325-ff QMS 'waves We 1 YJ -, e.. E lf M J I ' WU it W lg 1 , , R Q m l kid I R,,iiAJ, l REPITA USTED POR FAVOR- J a? ADMINISTRATION Faculty ,I,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Board of Trustees ,,....,, Student Government ..,,,. SENIORS Class of 1954 ..,,,,,,,,-,, ORGANIZATIONS Journalism and Mission Staff .,,..... Play Cast ..,rr,,....,,.,,,,M,,,,,,,,,,,A,, Future Farmers of America .,..,,, Future Homemakers of America Debate ..,,,,,,,,,,o,,,,,,,A,w,, .-M,,,,,-,-,,, Junior Statesmen of America .,,,, Commercial Club ,,lt,,,,,,w,-,,,,,o,,M California Scholarship Federatil-EXIT' Library Club ,,w,-,,,,,w,,.Aww-,--M,,,-Y-AY w----- Spanish Club Executives U, Girls, League Executives Band .,,,,.,,i,,--A,,,,,,-,,, ,w5-- Glee Club .,...... Indianettes ..... Barber Boys ..,.... Majorettes ,,......,.,. Hungry HSN ...,,..,,i,,,, - Sports ACIIOH Shots ,,,...........,....... CLASSROOM ACTIVITIES Classroom Snap Shots ..,r,,,,.,,,,, SPORTS Yell Leaders ,,,,.,,..... Rally Committee .,..,,t...... Block R .....r,,,,,,,,t.....,.,..... Girls' Athletic Association ...... An Football .........,..,.,.,.r,. B Football ,,,-,,,.,........,,.,,,,.,,, HAR and Bw Basketball ..,,..,. 'GCR and HDR Basketball .,,,,,,. Baseball and Track ........,.,. Girls' Sports .,,,......t.,..,,t,,, UN DERCLASSMEN Junior Class ,......,,.,... Sophomore Class ....... Freshman Class ,.,.,....,, ADVERTISEMENTS Contents s.t.-,.,9-I0 s,,,--.--12-18 ..,,s.,20 ...W21 .--,,,.22 t..-,-.23 ..-,-,,24r .s,--..25 ,---.-.25 ,MU26 -s.,.-.26 v.,,,s,27 -,-L,,s,28-29 ---..v,,30 t,----,,31 -.,-,--.31 s,,-,--.31 .-s,,,-.32 -...,-...34-36 s,,,L,38 ,..-t..38 .,-s-..39 ----.--r,40-441 ..-,--.43 ..--,,.45 -,.-,-.4-6 .-..-----4-8-49 .-.-.,-,-50-51 ,-,.----.52-53 THE 1954 MISSION Presented by the .IOURNALISM CLASS RIPON UNION HIGH SCHOOL Ripon, California HELENA BOER ,,,A,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,.....,,...... Editor-in-Chief DARLENE HAGENOW ,.i.....i.,,......,. Assistant Editor IVY ROGERS ..,,,..,.,..,.........,,,,.,,..,,, Business Manager FRANK FRANZIA ........ Assistant Business Manager JOAN PAGE .,i..,........,..,..,..,,...........,..,........ Art Editor STANLEY LOZANO .,....,,.......,.,..,.......,,v. Photography DAVID ZELLMER ...,,.......,... Assistant Photography SHIRLEY VRIELING v.,.....,.,....,.,.... Secretary DOROTHY SAND ........ .,,, ..,..,,.,.... . .... T y pist JOY DE ATLEY .,,,...,,...... i,,,,,.,.........,...... T ypist RONALD ODOM ,,,.............. ...,.... C lass Reporter BARBARA BLEDSOE ........ Class Reporter YVONNE DIGGS ........,,...,.. ..i..... C lass Reporter RAYMOND GEORGE Class Reporter P. EEFM if Aw Wf W 1 12 Q Q R .W IIIISTRATIO r F 4,5 Q4 'Yspi .. ,,- EA '51, -i'Q in kT?y7WQKi5N , - wwwwwMmwEww,W n msg ,pf w.w::,vm,L11, .LQ-:fum WWA ' fm, :me wif. 112fQ:Qs1mw Ma' 'QJEH 1 ' ' ,fkzgy-,,g , f fvprgylgjy. 'f5J5.',,s'j2-f , '1Qf',Qef1QfS fii'17:f , gf VY ,rf - ,, gi: Hair, . : , f i'p.,QUN:w 'pic .ilk ' ' ' 4,, E wggyl , . , ,V K. H ,-,, - ,qw N, KA, . KX R 1 L, X 4 5 . .XL I gm ywxx W MM K' .w Llmgggwq :M - ww?., X N. , vm 1 H -M new EE Ik A?xV miiokx iffy'-i rm- w' ' If '? fgfii? i' w N gras, 3 7,4--. ,fum SQ? FACULTY ERNEST C.,POLETTI MARIE EMMA SCHUT OTIS M. KINGERY Debate Spanish I, II Agriculture Public Speaking Girls' P.E. U.S. History Civics Social Problems PHILIP BARRY ORTEZ LOIS M. NORTHEY ERNEST M. AZEVEDO DORA JANE PERRY History Bookkeeping Band Art Civics Shorthand I, II Orchestra Mechanical Drawing Drivers' Education Typing I, II Glee Club Drama First Aid English Baseball A, B, C, D Basketball 6 W fi MARYALYCE ROLFE General Arithmetic English AS eg QUE' 4- f' iii' t fu. as A ERIC C. JACOBSEN AGNES C. HUFFMAN ROBERT E. BOURQUIN, JR Biology Homemaking General Science Chemistry General Math A Football Journalism Track ERVIN J. DeSELLE Shop NORMA GODDEN English I, Il, III, IV Library Yearbook GORDON ACKERMAN LILA B. BUCK Algebra I, ll Secretary to the Plane Geometry Principal Trigonometry B Football Track -f-Zn EARL WENDORFF Real Estate and Principal Insurance Broker President-1 year Member-6 years WESLIE A. STOUFFER STANLEY LOVE ESTELLE RASMUSSEN LESLIE HOLMQUIST DEWARD TORNELL Businessman and Farmer Housewife Businessman Businessman M b r-1 Cal' Clerk-1 year Member-1 year Member-1 year em e y Member-2 years BOARD OF TRUSTEES ment of the 1953-54 Board of Trustees is the completion of the boys' shower rooms in the gymnasium building. One of the many problems facing the board is the development of plans to meet an anticipated growth in student population. PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE Th heart of every school is its curriculum. The subjects taug The chief achieve ht and the extra e curricular activities connected with each subject can determine the success or failure of a person in the post school years. The administrators of the Ripon Union High School want each student to gain real . . . . . h. th e experience through the curricula so that each 1nd1v1dual will be able to ac leve os goals necessary for success and happiness. WESLIE A. STOUFFER Principal TUDENT GOVERNMENT The student government of Ripon Union High School, for the past fourteen years. has been patterned after the Fed- eral Government of the United States. The advisor and originator of this successful student government is the speech instructor, Mr. Ernest Poletti. The President, elected by the student body, appoints his cabinet which is as follows: vice president, secretary of records, secretary of entertainment, secretary of notifica- tions, secretary of rallys, chief justice, chief of police, baliff, supreme court. prosecuting attorney. and defense attorney. The officers perform duties as in the Federal Govern- ment system. The vice president presides over the congress. The cabinet and president may discuss bills, but only the cabinet may vote with the rest of congress. The congress is made up by the individual states, the activities and classes of the school. Two representatives from each class and each activity are elected to the congress. This school year of 1953-1954, although starting a little roughly, turned out to be a very successful year. Jim O'Berg, student body president, asked the cabinet to as- sume the duties of the police force and to enforce the laws. Action of this type by a student body president was un- precedented and proved to be successful. Two important bills were passed in congress improving the student government. One was to have all the congress, except the freshman congressmen, elected at the same time the student body president is elected. This enables congress to go in session earlier in the school year. The other bill was that all congressmen. when elected, are automatically policemen. This now gives us a law enforcement group, and a major improvement in the student government of Ripon Union High School. JIM O'RERC Student Body President ERNEST POLETTI Student Government Advisor Lg CABINET A 49 X46 :Rig t wif? . FIRST ROW, left to right: Mary Ann Bussing, Elaine Dr ' h l'., NI 'l B El ' W Il . SECOND. ROW: Warren Snodgrass, Robert Cabral, RoliveriltlcIidhadd3rl'l!f'lIIRTTr,ROSlfIfe Rorfnse Logan, Bull Fortson, David Eckhoff, Jim O'Berg. COURT FIRST ROW: Elaine Wells, Mary Ann Bussing, Gayl Carl- son, Robert Cabral. SECOND ROW: Bill Fortsen, Frank Franzia, Warren Snodgrass. THIRD ROW: Ronnie Logan and Dave Eckhoff. CONGRESS FIRST ROW, left to right: Joan Franks, Joyce Grasso, Violet White, Joellen Franzia, Janice Lee, Cheryl Hagenow, Karla Boaz, Elaine Demichelis, Connie Bare-la, Marcella Rice, Janice Vander Laan. SECOND ROW: Joan Sinarle, Elane Bianchi, Arline Ostini, Eileen Fredriks, Marilyn Vieira, Mary Sanford, Harriet Winters, Helena Boer, Loris Bringelson, Stanley Chancellor. THIRD ROW: Duane Seaberg, Bill Colbert, Allan Anderson, Ronnie Logan, Margaret Hoff, Eileen Christensen, Freda Rasmussen, Dave Zellmer, Jon Holmquist and Ernest Silveira. .Fhmv f 8 ,cf A ms., wk M 'ia mmf 'lhe n are Iosi, bw RDI will linger onlm our minds as never see 638 anbihe from our pas? af 8 4 ff. ff 'I I JOAN PAGE Clee l, 2, 3, 4 CAA 4 Library 2, 3 Commercial Club 4 Mission 4 Warwhoop 4 RONALD ODOM Block R 2, 3, 4 JSA Warwhoop 4 JOY DE ATLEY Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Club 3 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 GLENN R. VINCELET Football l, 2, 3, 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4' Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Block R 3, 4 JSA 4 'Gffizter CLAY BROOKS Spanish Club 2 Commercial Club 4 Block R l, 2, 3, 4 Junior Red Cross 3 Barber Boys 4 Track l, 2, 3, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3 Orchestra l Cabinet 4 Drama 2, 4 JSA 4 Debate 4 DOROTHY SAND Commercial Club 2, 3, 4 Clee Club 2, 3, 4 Librarian l, 2, 3 GAA 2, 3, 4 Mission 4 PAUL FREDERICKSEN Commercial Club 4 Spanish Club 3, 4 Barber Boys 4 Block 'gR', 2, 3, 4 Glee 3, 43 Class Officer 3, 4 JSA? HELENA BOER Rally Committee l, 2, Commercial Club 2, 3, Warwhoop Congress 2, 4 Class Officer 1, 4 Mission Staff 4- Library 3 Cvlee Club l, 2, 3, 4' GAA 2, 3, fir FHA l, 2, 3, 4' 3 4 MARY ANN BUSSING Commercial 2, 3, 4 JSA 4 Orchestra 1, 2 Band Majorette 3, 4 Spanish Club 2, 3 FHA 2, 3 GAA Girls' League Ex. 4 Congress 4 Court 4 Cabinet 4 Class Officer Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 li WARREN SNODGRASS Orchestra 4 Football B 2, 3 HA 4 Basketball C Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Block R 2, 3, 4 Congress 3, 4 Cabinet 4 Hungry Five Court 4 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 42' JSA 4 MARILYN BoRR Scholarship 3 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Junior Red Cross 2 Congress Mission Staff 2, 3 Rally Committee 1, Spanish 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l, 2, 3 FHA 1, 2 GAA 3, 4 lndianettes 4 Cabinet 4 JSA 4 Drama 3, 4 Girls' League Ex. 4 Librarian 3 STANLEY CHANCELLOR Class Officer 1, 2 Con ress 4 S Spanish Club 3 Block R 1, 2, 3, Band 3, 4 FFA 1, 2 JSA 2, 3,4 ik ,, .-B an I., ,f - vwgi, it I 1. ' mf:- . 'I is ,,f, ff,?5lIz'i?f,' 1' ,, Wir? A BUD VAN NfEUWENHUIZEN Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Football 2, 3 Block R 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 3 Clee Club 2, 3 SHIRLEY JEAN VRIELING Commercial Club 2, 3 Warwhoop Staff 4 Mission Staff 4 Class Officer 3, 4 Band Majorette 3, 4 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 JSA 4 FHA 1,2, 3, 4 BILL PATE Scholarship 1, 2 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 I Baseball 1, 2, 3 Football 2, 4 Block HR 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band GAYL CARLSON Scholarship 2, 3 Girls' League Ex. Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Inclianettes 4 Class Officer 1, 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Clee Club 1, 3, 4 FHA 2 JSA 4 GAA 3, 4 Junior Red Cross 2 Court 4 ELLEN FREDERICKSEN Commercial Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Girls' League Ex. 4 Class Officer 3, 4 lndianettes 4 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 JSA 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 ELROY FREDRIKS Band 3, 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 JSA 4 MARCELLA RICE Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Warwhoop 3 Mission 3 Glee l, 2, 3, 4 GAA 3, 4 JSA 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 WILLIAM FORTSON Rally Committee 4 Library 4 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Block WR 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Clee 3 Class Officer 2 Barber Boys 3, 4 Drama 2, 4 Debate 4 JSA 4 FFA l, 2 Cabinet 4 DUANE BURCHINAL Debate 4 Block f'R 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 1, 2 JSA 4 Congress 4 Football HARRIET WINTERS lndianettes 2, 4 Band l, 2, 3, 4 Rally Committee 3 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' League Ex. 2 Orchestra l Warwhoop 3 Spanish 2, 3, 4 Mission FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Scholarshipl, 2, 3, 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 Congress 4 JSA 4 Commercial Club 4 RAYMOND MOHLER Agriculture 1, 2, 3, 4 BERNADINE SILVA cies Club 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3 GAA 3, 4 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 I4 DIANA PORTER Warwhoop Staff 4 Mission Staff 4 Debate 4 FHA 2 GLENN HOUSTON Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Block R 1, 2, 3, 4 Clee Club 3, 4 Track 1, 3 .lSA 4 Cabinet 4 Court 3, 4 Congress 1, 2, 3, 4 ELAINE WELLS Commercial Club 3, 4 Girls' League Ex. 2, 3, 4 CSF FHA 4 Clee Club 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 JSA 4 TONY SOUZA e Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3 Spanish Club 3, 4 Block UR 3, 4 Glee Club 1 FFA 1 JSA 4 l FU ROBERT EGGINK Basketball 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3 Block R 3, 4 Spanish Club 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 4 JANET DEURLOO Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 lndianettes 4 Librarian 4 Orchestra 1 Glee Club 1, 2, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 JSA 4 CSF 1, 3, 4 ALVIN ARENDS Football 1, 2 Basketball 2 Baseball 1 MARILYN COLBERT Girls' League Ex. 4 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Clee Club 1, 4 JSA 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 2, 3 FHA 1, 2, 4 MARVIN BARON Block R 3, 4 JSA FFA 1,2, 3,4 ESSIE LEE PARKERSON FHA 1, 2, 3 JSA Commercial Club 2, 4 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Library Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Homemaking 1, 2, 3, 4 RUSSELL SHEPPARD Spanish Club 3, 4 Glee Club 2, 3, 4 Barber Boys 4 Warwboop 4- JSA GAIL HUDDLESTON Cvlee Club 1, 2, 3 GAA 2, 3 JSA I ' - , , , ,, ,, ,Elia H2-. - f fjj,- -jska: CA V. 1' LMC :Q V, , WB' ' - . Q . K Ay ' ' ri YVONNE DIGGS Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 Library 1, 2, 3, 4 JSA 4 Commercial Club 4 Warwhoop 4 ' Mission 4 Home-making 1, 2, 3, CARL FREDERICKSEN FFA 1, 2 Cvlee Club 4 J SA 4 Barber Boys 4 Orchestra 1 LILLY SIKMA Glee Club 1, 2, 4 FHA 1, 2 DAVID SHAW Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Block R 4 Glee Club 4 JSA FFA 1, 2 JOE ORTIZ Spanish Club 2, JSA FFA 1, 2, 4 DORATHEYIA LEHR Dramatics 2 Library Club 1, 4 JSA FHA 1, 2 ERNIE SILVEIRA Block R 2, 3, 4 FFA 2, 3, 4 JSA Band 3, 4 S anish Club 2, 3, 4 P C0ngress'4 Class Officer 1 MARY SANFORD Class Officer 1, 2, 3 Congress 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 C166 Club 1, 3, 43 FHA 2, 3, 4' Yell Leader 4 Junior Red Cross 1 Spanish Club 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club Pep Club 1, 2 Rally Committee 3, Warwhoop 3 CSF 1, 2, 3, 43 JSA 1, 43 Dramatics 1 Indianettes 4 CAA 3, 4 4 'ac QN iwx f:? ' 11 42: if . . , , . A im'-A, ,f it . Me , if f. , Jr, I , , 2 CAROL NECKELS Commercial Club 2 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Junior Red Cross 1 Pep Club 3, 4 Clee Club 2, 3, 4 Band 4 Warwhoop 3 Pep Band 4 JSA FHA 1, 2 FRANK BROWN Block R 2, 3, 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 IVY ROGERS Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 1 Majoretle 2, 3, 4 Drum Major 4 Clee Club 1, 2, 3 JSA FHA 1, 4 Commercial Club 3, 4 Mission 4 Warwhoop 4 JIM OJBERC Block R 2, 3, 4 Congress 3 Spanish Club 2, 3 Debate 3, 4 Warwhoop 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Pep Club 3 Commercial Club 2 FFA 1, 2 Class Officer 3 Student Body President Boys' State 3 I7 RONNIE LOGAN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Congress 1, 2, 3, 4 Rally Committee 3 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 J SA 4 Mission 3 Debate 3, 4 Drama 2, 4 Class Officer 1, 2 ELAINE DEMICHELIS Class Officer 3, 4- .ISA 1, 4' GAA 2, 3, 4- Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee 1, 4 Debate 2, 3 Scholarship 1, 2, 3, Congress 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Girls' League Ex. 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4- Commercial Club 2, Rally Committee 3,, Pep Club 2, 3, 4 lndianettes 2, 4 4 34 4 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4- Girls' State 3 LAWRENCE STANLEY DAvE GEORGE, JR. LOZANO KAMINGA FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee Club 3 FFA 1, 2, 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Congress 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2 Commercial Club 1, 23 FFA 2, 3 Block R Baseball 1, 2, 3 Class Officer 2 '0fflC0f CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Elaine Demichelis, Harriet Winters, Helena Boer, Ellen Fredericksen, Shirley Vrieling. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Logan, Stanley Chancellor, Paul Fredericksen, Warren Snodgrass. oncA RQ MISSION STAFF FRONT ROW. left to right: Mr. Robert Ilourquin. advisor: Shirley Vrieling, secretary: Darlene Hagenow, assistant editor: Ivy Rogers, business manager: Joan Page, art editor: Helena Boer, editor-in-chief: .loy De Atley. typist. SECOND ROW: Barbara Bledsoe. class reporter: Raymond George, class reporter: Frank Franzia, assistant business manager: David Zellmer, assistant photographer: Dorothy Sand. typist. NOT IN PHOTO: Stanley Lozano. photographer. WARWHOOP STAFF FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Robert Bourquin, advisor: Ivy Rogers. Lilly Sikma, Shirlee Hud- dleston, Diana Porter, Elaine Kallas. SECOND ROW: Bernadine Silva. Barbara Bledsoe, assistant business manager, first semester: Shirley Vrieling. business manager. second semester: Darlene Hagenow. assistant editor. first semester: ,loan Page. editor-in-chief. first semester: Helena Boer, assistant editor. second semester: Tony Souza. THIRD ROW: Raymond George, Frank Franzia, assistant editor, second semester: David Zellmer. editor-in-chief. second semester: Glenn Houston, Donald Silva, Jim O'Berg, assistant editor, first semester. R l I Z 4 I W H, ' , ff an fifffp , X X A 'I' W 'wwf 11 .'i'i 71 f 4' 'N N, C a I I I , Q' - ff. 7 ' 'QQ , l ' . - I s ' 'Z L 'C ,cf :,e'4!m 55,12 I ia ff il A ffl . f .pf' I 41 l 'ffrffffye .1 I M f p 6 1 W -I 11 . .. W law J ft, If Oi.,lgV:l-lf! v in' ,A ill !-A Gal-E56 X it , 91 4 I V A V I Jligx yan f 0 , N, , ,ff C , w ' .E uv 'wifl I ' X C-, 11 gm? X' QW? xl I gi' f,', f X lj XJNSJ' .. 'ji L, ,IL , 1 g X I VYXALQQ, , , a n A ,lp A r 1 f , cl- 'Y-'4 -'Q I U 'Y iz' , M' 1 A' ' 3 A ' X f i l 4' I 1 -xii XX' 4 ' Y ij N ?4 J of E?-.,..ly'T ,X lil , - , 2 'gigs -X I W , f Q 'ff 1 f fy' -en 1.2 . I J 'gi N xx! I e x2 Mi, 5 is JV if' K PLAY CAST AND PRODUCTION FIRST ROW, left to right: Lois Northey, Advisorg Sonia Cary, Shirley Medford, Marilyn Vieira Ellen Fredericksen, Harriet Winters, Mary Sanford, Margaret Hoff, Janice Vander Laan, Dora Jane Perry, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Gayl Carlson, Marilyn Borr, .lim O'Berg, Ronnie Logan, Bill Colbert, Robert Richards, Nancy Rasmussen, Marian Cary. THIRD ROW: Irene Benton, Bill Fortson, Clay Brooks, Bill Kievith, Doyle Bailey, Glenn Vincelet, Frank Franzia, Robert Cabral, Loris Bringelson. 2l ffm FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA if - The Future Farmers of America is an organization in which boys of high school 9 r I ' Xin, Y 4' Cul-1 the Smith Huse Act. age learn to take care of and run a farm. The organization was founded in 1917 by The first semester officers were Robert Cabral, President, Glenn Vincelet, Vice President, Frank Franzia, Secretary, John Zumstein, Treasurer, Arnold DeWeerd, Reporter, and Jim Brown, Sentinel. The second semester officers were Glenn Vincelet, President, Frank Brown, Vice President, Frank Franzia, Secretary, John Zumstein, Treasurer, Oscar McGee, Reporter, and Lawrence George, Sentinel. The junior and senior 'faggiesi' took a co-op quiz at the beginning of the year. They also put on a safety demonstration for the Parent-Teachers Association. The safety team also entered the State Safety Competition Contest. Judging teams in dairy, poultry, farm mechanics, trees, and livestock were busy in competitive contests. Judging contests were held at Lodi, March 27, Davis, April 23, San Luis Obispo, May 8g and the state contest at San Luis Obispo. The annual Holt Brothers, tool chest-award was presented to the outstanding senior boy' in farm shop and agriculture. The annual Bankers' Certificate was also awarded to a graduating senior aggie. 'Ed. note: Because of publication deadline, names of winners are not given. FIRST ROW, left to right: Ervin DeSelle, Otis Kingery, Advisors, Efren Vasquez, Marvin Baron, Larry Whorton, Joe Martinez, Louie Leon, Robert Cabral, Glenn Vincelet. SECOND ROW: Alvin Baron, Fred Honorio, Francis Jackson, Edmund Vincelet, Frank Franzia, John Alleman, Joe Ortez, Raymond Mohler, Duane Seaburg. THIRD ROW: Oscar McGee, John Morris, Marvin Veneman, John 'K-..... 'Zumstein, Jeffrey Nichlas, Frank Brown, John Zumstein, Jeffrey Nichlas, Frank Brown, John Fredericksen, John Hoff, Foster Wright. FOURTH ROW: David Demichelis, Dave Kaminga, Jim Brown, David Zellmer, Raymond Vieira, Arnold De Weerd, Bobby Lafever, Ernest Silveira, Donald Pratt. Aix -Xl N?mwuluJa'iy'? nefmvefgi I' e 1 JW' '41, t y li? -- FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America has been an active organization in Ripon Union High School since 194-6. Some of the organization's objectives are ill to work for a good home and family life, C21 to emphasize the importance of worthy home membership, Q35 to provide wholesome individual and group recreation, and C41 to promote a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemaking. The Homemakers began this yearfs activities by selling milk at noon to cover financial expenses. Other activities were a dance and a cake sale. ln November, delegates were sent to the F.H.A. state convention held at Asilomar, California. The representatives, Joanne De Weerd, Ellen Fredericksen, Marcella Rice and June Vanden Heuvel, learned about meeting procedure and received many helpful suggestions. The officers for the first semester were Ellen Fredericksen, President, Joanne De Weerd, Vice President, Jerie Jorgensen, Secretary, Delores Silva, Treasurer, Arline Ostini, Historian, and Harriet Winters, Parliamentarian. The second semester officers were Arline Ostini, President, Jerie Jorgensen, Vice President, Joanne De Weerd, Secretary, Marcella Rice, Treasurer, Joellen Franzia, Historian, and Freda Rasmussen, Parliamentarian. Elaine Bianchi and Eileen Fredriks represented the F.H.A. in Congress. ,111 we-1 FIRST ROW, left to right: Agnes Huffman, Advisor, Barbara Evans, Sylvia De Pedrini, Joellen Franzia, Vicki Francella, Patsy Bonnet, Cheryl Hagenow, Yvonne Parsons, Rosalina Macahilas, Elane Bianchi, Helen Roberts, Chris- tina Van Duyn, Jerie Jorgensen, Delores Silva, Elaine Wells. SECOND ROW: Helen James, Yvonne Yturri, Erma McMurry, Darlene Hagenow, Ellen Meedom, Elizabeth Scharmann, Carol Callsen, June Vanden Heuvel, Elaine Winters, Elaine Demichelis, Mary Ann Bussing, Joyce Gen Grasso, Gloria Marrow, Joanne Brooks. THIRD ROW: Leah Croisant, Pat Pearson, Annette Cortese, Lucille Martin, Freda Rasmussen, Mary Sanford, Helena Boer, Joy De Atley, Eileen Fredriks, Arline Ostini, Ruth Ongna, Sandra Stevens, Betty Arnold. FOURTH ROW: Katy de Graaf, Joyce Patton, Janet Deurloo, Harriet Winters, Marilyn Colbert, Ellen Fredericksen, Joanne De Weerd, Wanda Green, Pat Corban, Margie Burton, Rose Tenn, Joanne Porter, Marcella Rice. DEBATE They called it a build-up year, and rightly so, because Ripon had a team composed BOW of people in their first year of competition. We werenit supposed to win any- thing according to the odds, but we fooled the odd makers by annexing a sweep- stakes at Stockton College and another at Tracy by mid-season. Starring for Ripon were Jim O'Berg, Marilyn Vieira, Bill Colbert, Ronnie Fried- man, Janice Vander Laan, Margaret Hoff, Gloria Bianchi, Robert Richards, Loris Bringelson, and Loretta Robbins-all brought home trophies this year. Leading the group were Margaret Hoff with three trophies and Gloria Bianchi and Jim O'Berg with two trophies each. The rest named, each had one trophy by the time this copy was writtenfi Yes, they have been a great group of novices. Watch them go in 1955 and 56l 'Publication deadline prevented a full account of the debate schedule and team results. EDITOR FIRST ROW, left to right: Connie Barela, Margaret Hoff, Diana Porter, Marilyn Vieira, Loretta Robbins, Nancy Rasmus- sen, Loris Bringelson, Gloria Bianchi, Janice Vander Laan, and Ernest Poletti, advisor. SECOND ROW: Arline Ostini, Robert Richards, Ronnie Friedman, Raymond Johnson, Duane Burchinal, Bill Colbert, Ronnie Logan, Dave Eckhoff, Mike Mulholand, and Jeanne Fisher. THIRD ROW: Gary Lagier, Jim O'Berg, Bill Kievith, Dave Holmquist, James Polakof, Clay Brooks, Marvin Veneman, Bill Fortsen, and Clyde Dilley. 24 GIRLS' LEAGUE EX. lt :wu- Q FIRST ROW, left to right: Marilyn Borr, Ellen Fredericksen, Gayl Carlson, Marilyn Colbert, Lauretta Snodgrass, Lois Northey, advisor. SECOND ROW: Joan Franks, Mary Ann Bussing, Joyce Grasso, Elaine Demichelis, Freda Rasmussen, Vickie Francella, Elaine Wells. JUNIOR STATESMEN OF AMERICA msg FIRST ROW, left to right: Bernadine Silva, Janet Deurloo, Gayl Carlson, Marilyn Colbert, Harriet Winters, Ellen Fred- ericksen, Ivy Rogers, Lilly Sikma, Carol Neckels, Elaine De- michelis, Ernest Poletti, advisor. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Diggs, Connie Barela, Elaine Wells, Essie Parkerson, Gail Huddleston, Diana Porter, Mary Sanford, Marilyn Borr, Mary Ann Bussing, Shirley Vrieling, Marcella Rice, Doratheyia Lehr. THIRD ROW: Alvin Baron, Stanley Chancellor, Bill Kievith, Clay Brooks, David Shaw, Paul Fredericksen, Joe Ortez, Ray mond Mohler, Russell Sheppard, Tony Souza. FOURTH ROW: Frank Franzia, Bill Fortsen, Ronnie Logan, Warren Snod grass, Glenn Vincelet, Carl Fredericksen, Emest Silveira, Mar- vin Baron, Glenn Houston, Jim O'Berg. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Gm X3 FIRST ROW, left to right: Miss Maryalyce Rolf, Advisor, Karla Boaz, Gayle Carlson, Secretary- Treasurerg Janet Deurloo, Elaine Demichels, Janice Vander Laan. SECOND ROW: Elaine Wells, Arline Ostini, Lauretta Snodgrass, Vice President, Eileen Fredriks, Marilyn Vieira, Loris Bringelson, Gloria Bianchi. THIRD ROW: Margaret Hoff, Congressman, Freda Rasmussen, Congressman, Bill Kievith, Janet Brooks, Bill Colbert, Harriet Winters, President, Mary Sanford. FIRST ROW, left to right: Yvonne Diggs, Marilyn Vieira, Essie Parkerson, Barbara Bledsoe, Darlene Hagenow, Head Librarian, June Vanden Heuvel, Joanne De Weerd, Nancy Rasmussen, Freda Rasmussen, Head Librarian, Patty Phelps, Miss Norma Goclden, Advisor. SECOND ROW: f LIBRARIANS' CLUB Janice Vander Laan, loellen Franzia, Vickie Francella, Margaret Hoff, Fred Honorio, Dave Eckhoff, Allan Ander- son, Dick Sikma, Efren Vasquez, Rose Temm, Loris Bringelson, Kathleen Mulholand. SPANISH CLUB EXECUTIVES -, FIRST ROW, left to right: Connie Barela, Congressman, Darlene Hagenow, Congressmang Ernie Silveira, Vice President, Robert Richards, Presidentg Gloria Bianchi, Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Marie Emma Schut, Advisor. , 2 Q COMMERCIAL CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Elaine Wells, Freda Rasmussen, Mary Sanford, Eileen Fredriks, June Vanden Heuvel, Eileen Christenson, Harriet Winters, Joanne De Weerd, Joan Sinarle, Miss Lois Northey, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Yvonne Diggs, Arline Ostini, Karla Boaz, Barbara Bledsoe, Darlene Hagenow, Loretta Robbins, Gloria Franks, Shirley Medford, .Ioan Franks, Irene Benton, ,Ierie Jorgensen. THIRD ROW: Helen Roberts, Essie Parkerson, Elizabeth Sharmann, Yvonne Parsons, Carol Callson, Antoinette Bedschart, Elane Bianchi, Mary Ann Bussing, President, .loyce Grasso, Elaine Demichelis. FOURTH ROW: Mar- cella Rice, Lauretta Snodgrass, Joanne Porter, Ivy Rogers, Janet Brooks, Ellen Fredericksen, Vice President, Joy De Atley, Helena Boer, Dorothy Sand, .Ioan Page. FIRST CLARINETS FIRST ROW, left to right: Marilyn Borr, Joyce Grasso, Patty Phelps, Ellen Meedom, Robert Cabral. STANDING: Erma McMurry, Karla Boaz, Kathleen Mulholand. SECOND CLARINETS FIRST ROW, left to right: Elaine Demichelis, Gayl Carl- son, Loris Bringelson, Eileen Fredriks, Freda Rasmussen. STANDING: Nancy Rasmussen, Elaine Bianchi, Violet White, Joan Vander Kamp. 5 . sys, , , ,. .,., BAND The 1953-1954 band had a busy schedule. Offi- cers for the first semester were: Warren Snodgrass, President, David Eckhoff, Vice President, Joyce Grasso, Secretary, and Loris Bringelson, Congress- man. The band marched at all the league football games under the direction of drum majorette Ivy Rogers. Activities for the year included marching at halftime and parading at the College of the Pacific homecoming at Stockton. The band participated in the Berkeley Band Day at the University of California. They also per- formed during the halftime of the U. C.-San Jose State football game. Outstanding events included the annual Spring and Christmas Concerts under the direction of Band Director Ernest Azevedo. Officers for the second semester remained the same except that Bill Scharmann was elected to fill the office of Vice President. Activities for the second semester included par- ticipating in the Stanislaus County Music Festival at Modesto High School, and performing on Talent Day at Modesto Junior College in Modesto Feb- ruary 24. The band also went to the State Music Festival at San Francisco State College in San Francisco, and to the Solo Contest at San Francisco State. aaa-fameer 'e THIRD CLARINETS FIRST ROW, left to right: Gail Fisher, Connie Hughes, Sharon Wallstrom, Ernice Poletti, Jeanne Fisher, Elaine Winters. STANDING: Marilyn -Fuller, Leah Croisant, Mar- cia Stinehart, Ophelia Vasquez. SAXOPHONES AND BASS CLARINET FIRST ROW, left to right: Deanna Driver, John Alleman Doris Eaton, Janet Brooks, Harriet Winters. STANDING Rosalina Macahilas, Carol Neckles, Bill Fortson.. 28 ERNEST M. AZEVEDO Music Director 'Yi' Mmm- 9 J on I of 5 r an 1 J l . ' f PERCUSSION SECTION LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Sanford, Raymond Johnson, Joan Sinarle, Marilyn Colbert, Joan Franks, Eileen Christensen, Robert Cabral, Bill Colbert. -'WWXK HORNS AND SAXOPHONES FLUTES AND OBOES FIRST ROW, left to right: David Shaw, Christina Van FIRST ROW, left t0 right: Colleen K1iPf91, Joanne Bf00kS, Duyn. SECOND ROW: Jimmy Stevens, James Polakof, -Iefie Jorgensen, RaYn10nd J0hnS0n- SECOND ROW: PMSY Delbert Parks, Glenn Vincelet. Bonnet, MBI? Sanford- I S 1 CORNETS FIRST ROW, left to right: Oscar McGee, Arlouyn Fred- riks, Elaine Wells, Robert Eggink, David Holmquist, Robert Richards, David Eckhoff. SECOND ROW: Edmund Vin- celet, Ernie Silveira, Andy Gavino, Larry Stahlberg, Clyde Dilly, Lucille Martin, Ronnie Logan. TROMBONES AND BARITONE FIRST ROW, left to right: Tom Brown, Stanley Chancellor, Ronald Friedman, Larry Croisant, Elroy Fredriks, Clay Brooks, Bill Pate, Bill Scharmann, Warren Snodgrass. SECOND ROW: Dallas Wassink, Margaret Hoff, Calvin Deurloo, Janet Deurloo, Don Sikkema. 29 kins. THIRD ROW: Marcella Rice, Carol Neckels, Elaine MAJORETTES INDIANETTES LEFT T0 RIGHT: Dolores Silva, 'iMike Mulholand, Ivy Rogers, Drum Majoretteg Mary Ann Bussing, Shirley Vrieling. A 4 4 i Q' 2 ? FIRST ROW, left to right: Jerie Jorgensen, Accompanistg Mary Sanford, Second Soprano, Elaine Demichelis, First Soprano, Ellen Meedom, Second Soprano. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Borr, Second Soprano, Lauretta Snodgrass, Altog Ellen Fredericksen, Alto, Harriet Winters, First Soprano, Gayl Carlson, Alto., Janet Deurloo, First Soprano. ,. P, t 41 at if KY ,rv wt ,,, L R if ,,,,, t m ,sys if GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Ernest Azevedo, Director, Yvonne Diggs, Ellen Meedon, Mildred Smith, Janice Lee, Elaine Kallas, Irene Benton, Helen Roberts, Richard Whit- more, John Fredericksen, Tony Souza. SECOND ROW: Joyleen Hoag, Shirley Vrieling, Collen Klipfel, Gloria Marrow, Norma Brooks, Margaret Sanford, Deanna Driver, Pattie Phelps, Donald Pratt, Royce Friesen, Chester Hop- Demichelis, Mary Ann Bussing, Rosalie Robbins, Patrica Corban, Joyce Holley, Delbert Parks, Glenn Houston, Ernest Silveira. FOURTH ROW: Lilly Sikma, Elizabeth Scharmann, Darlene Hagenow, Barbara Bledsoe, Dorothy Sand, Janet Deurloo, Harriet Winters, Carl Fredricksen, Paul Fredricksen, President, first semester, Alvin Frede- ricksen. BARBER BOYS ,. x A H If :g.?',ZE5f 45 1' im v 1 .-1 , -fi My 53 11.1 01 f , f,.f37:L-2 1, ,if fs ' w p 1 ,'::,4y,1v f ,S . . Q tw.. if -, .- J it i :. 'S - ' tm 4 I I ff- ' i .V ,I ' ' J' 'Q if. be ' 6, 1 ., . X 0 I ML 5 , 'fy in-5 ' 5 '1 I X ...J ' Y FIRST ROW, left to right: Bill Fortsen, First Tenorg Duane Seaberg, Second Tenor, Russell Sheppard, Bass SECOND ROW: Clay Brooks, Second Tenor, Paul Frede: ricksen, Baritone: Don Sikkema, Baritone, Carl Frederick sen, Bass, Roh Roy Rackley, First Tenor. if 7 E is -1 rg' V E -9 1 HUNGRY FIVE Elllll shui www,-N LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Eckhoff, Kathleen Mulholand Delbert Parks, Bob Cahral and Warren Snodgrass. ei' ' A f 44' 9' 45 Qi' 1 7' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW, left to right: Terry O'NeaI, Gary Wendorff, Chester Whitmore, Sharon Wallstrom, Yvonne Yturri, Sonia Cary, Marilyn Fuller, Jerie Jorgensen, Elaine Wells, Pat Pearson, Almeda Deatherage, SECOND ROW: Russell Sheppard, Ronald Vierra, Andy Gavino, Joanne Porter, Katy de Graaf, Gloria Franks, Gloria Leon, Essie Parkerson, Ruth Ongna, Joyce Patton, Betty Lafever. 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SECOND ROW: Eileen Fredriks, Marilyn Burr, Frank Franzia, Elaine Demichelis, Jerie Jorgensen, Ellen Fredericksen, Bill Colbert. THIRD ROW: Gayl Carlson, Joan Sinarle, Freda Rasmussen, C GAJL FIRST ROW, left to right: Joan Sinarle, Joan Franks, Elane Bianchi, Joyce Grasso, Bernadine Silva, Ivy Rogers, Eileen Fredriks, Arline Ostini, Jeanne Fisher, Marie Emma Schut, advisor. SECOND ROW: Margaret Hoff, secretary-treasurer, second semester: Christina Van Duyn, Lauretta Snodgrass, Arlouyn Fredriks, Karla Boaz, Marcella Rice, congressman, Elaine Delilichelis, Mary Ann Bussing, president, second semes- terg Joan Page. Connie Barela. THIRD ROW: Freda Rasmus- BLOCK 3 J S sen, Marilyn Borr, Elaine Wells, secretary-treasurer, first se- mester: Gloria Leon, Eileen Christensen, vice president, sec- ond semester and congressman: Marilyn Colbert, president, first semester: Mary Sanford, Pat Corban, Wanda Green, Dorothy Sand. FOURTH ROW: Darlene Hagenow, Gayl Carl- sen, .Ianet Brooks, Janet Deurloo, Harriet Winters, Ellen Fredericksen, Joy De Atley, Helena Boer, vice president, sec- ond semester: Joanne De Weerd. GGR79 FIRST ROW, left to right: Philip Ortez, advisor, Ronnie Lo- gan, Warren Snodgrass, Marvin Baron, Bill Pate, Allan An- derson, Dave Holmquist, Dave Eckhoff, Raymond Solorio, Ronald Friedman, Fred Honorio, Eric Jacobsen, advisor. SEC- OND ROW: Royce Friesen, Duane Burchinal, Roger Rice, Larry Sand, Terry O'Neal, Ronald Vierra, David Zellmer, Jon Holmquist, Glenn Houston, president: Richard Whitmore, John Morris, Rob Roy Rackley. THIRD ROW: Ronald Odom, , ...z Frank Brown, Delbert Parks, Clay Brooks, Bill Fortson, Jim O'Berg, Frank Franzia, vice president, Bob Eggink, Raymond Johnson, Ernest Silveira, congressman, John Zumstein. FOURTH ROW: Stanley Chancellor, congressman: Alvin Fredericksen, Paul Fredericksen, Arnold De Weerdj Glenn Vincelet, Dayle Bailey, Bill Scharmann, David Shaw, Chester Hopkins, Raymond George, treasurer: Donald Silva, Tony Souza. 39 4 V........... 'Wa VARSITY FOOTBALL JOAQUIN LEAGUE 1953 CHAMPIONS ROBERT MUNOZ, R.G. DUANE BURCHINAL, Q- TONY SOUZA, LG, MARVIN BARON. Std. Mgr. ERIC JACOBSEN, Coach ARNOLD DE WEERD, L,E. BILL PATE, L.E. DONALD SILVA, R.T. ALVIN FREDERICKSEN, R.E. BILL FORTSON, C. RAYMOND GEORGE, L.E. DELBERT PARKS, L.G. FRANK FRANZIA, R.G. DAVID ZELLMER, L.T I 40 Ripon ERNEST SILVEIRA, R.H. . Ripon ....,.. SCORE BOX 27 Newman 0 0 Hughson .... ..,,. 6 Ripon ....,,, ,,.,,.. I 3 Hilmar .,..... ...... 1 3 Ripon ,,,7,,, .,.,7,, 1 4 Le Grand ,,,.,, A ,.... 0 Ripon 19 Modesto ,,,.. ,A.. , , 0 Ripon 25 Denair .,,,.... . .,... 0 Ripon ,..,.., ,,.,,7. 1 2 Maraposa .w..,, 7,..,, 6 Ripon ,,...., .,,.,. . 12 Linden .,,.... .,.... 6 Ripon 0 Bret Harte ,,,. ...--.20 DAVID ECKHOFF, C. WARWN SNODGRASS, L.H. GLENN VINCELET, R.E. ig' DAVID SHAW, L.T. THEODORE OLVERA, R.G. CHESTER HOPKINS, L.T. STANLEY CHANCELLOR, L.H. FRED HONORIO, R.H. DAYLE BAILEY, R.T. JIM O'BERG, Q. GLENN HOUSTON, F. 4I HB FOOTBALL TEAM SCORE BOX Ripon ,,,,,, .,,., 1 9 Newman .... ..... 0 Ripon .,,, ,.,,, I 3 Escalon Lu. 21 Ripon -,,, ,,,,, 6 Modesto ,......., ,,.,. I 3 Ripon ,,,,,, i.,7, 2 7 Le Grande ,,,,, .. 0 Ripon ,,,, ,..,, 1 44 Hughson .,,..,,,,,.,,,,,,, 13 Ripon .,..i, ..,.. 3 6 Downey High ,.,,. W 0 Ripon ..,.., ...,. 2 7 Linden ....,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, 1 3 Ripon ...o.. .,... 1 9 Hilmar W 0 ia... B - .. I FIRST ROW, left to right: Roger Rice, End, David Holmquist, Tackle, Raymond Solorio, Guard, Edmund Vincelet, Center, Robcrt George, Guard, Royce Friescn, Tackle, Bill Scharmann, End. STANDING: Ronald Friedman, Back, Ronald Vierra, Back, Terry O'Neal, Back, Larry Sand, Back. 3 ...L ... L -1. FRONT ROW, left to right: Gary Lagier, Cuardg Dale Wilbur, Guardg Richard Whilmore, Tackleg Cary Wendorff, Endg Frank Solario, Backg Cary Hall, Guard, Andy Cavino, Endg Raymond Johnson, Center. SECOND ROW: Raymond Solorio, Cuardg Bobby Robnett, Tackleg Ronald Bierra. Back: Edmund Vincelet, Centerg Ronald Friedman, Back, Bobby George, Cuardg Robert Richards, Tackle, Ronald Odom, Tackle. THIRD ROW: Ronald Canup, Tackleg Larry Sand, Backg Roger Rice, Endg Royce Friesen, Tackleg David Holmquist, Tackleg Terry O'Neal, Back, Bill Scharmann, End, Eudon Sharp, Endg Gordon Ackerman, Coach. Ripon Hugllson Ripon ....A.....,. Hilmar Ripon Denair .,,.,, Ripon .,.i,...,... Linden Ripon ,,,,,,,i,.., Escalon Riponn Hughson Ripon ,,,,,,,,,,, Hilmar Ripon ,.,,,.i,.,.. Denair ,,,,, Ripon ,,,,,,,,,,, Linden Ripon .,.,,..,,,., Escalon Ripon ....,,..,,,, ,Edison Ripon .,,,,,,,,.., Stockton Ripon Modesto f Guard. PHILIP ORTEZ, Coach NB TEAM ,W , FIRST ROW, left to right: Larry Stahlberg, Forward, Ronnie Vierra, Guard, Andy Ga- vino, Center, Bobby George, Forward, Ronnie Friedmen, Guard: and Ted Arellano, Forward. SECOND ROW: Norman Peterson, Forward, Dale Wilbur, Guardg Terry O'Neal, Guardg Dave Eckhoff, Guard, Richard Whitmore, Guard, Larry Sand, Forward. THIRD ROW: Raymond George, Forward, Allan Anderson. Center, Bob Eggink, Cen- ter: Jon Holmquist, Center and Forwardg and Roger Rice, Guard. MAR TEAM up .9 FIRST ROW, left to right: Lawrence George, Forward, Duane Burchinal, Guard, Joe 3' Ortez, Forward. SECOND ROW: Ronnie Logan, Guard, Bud Van Nieuwenhuyzen, For- ward and Center, Bill Pate, Center, Dave Holmquist, Guard, and Rob Roy Rackley, Ripon ,,,,,,,, 1- 2 Opp. ,.,.,..... 1- 2 Ripon 50-48 Hughson 48-55 Ripon ,,,,,,., 35-4-8 Hilmar ..,... 36-42 Ripon ,,,..,, 52-58 Denair 36-27 Ripon ,,,,..,. 49-58 Linden ,,,.i. 27-38 Ripon 56-4-3 Escalon 32-39 Ripon .,,.,,, 35-31 Gustine ...... 34'-32 Ripon ....,,, 41 Downey 32 Ripon ..,.,,,, 46-33 Modesto .... 4-4-37 Ripon 44- Manteca 37 Ripon ,,,..... 4-0 Edison ,,,..... 30 Ripon 39 Stockton 29 Ripon ...,,,,, 41 Galt ,....,...... 4-9 Ripon 47 Newman ..,, 4-2 Ripon ,.,.,,,, 43 Hilmar ,,.,,, 45 RAYMOND JOHNSON, Manager C TEAQM SCORE BOX Ripon--341 Escalon-29 Ripon-42 Hughson-36 Ripon-38 Newman-21 Ripon-39 Linden-24 Ripon-29 Patterson-25 LEFT TO RIGHT: Ted Arellano, Forwardg Calvin Deurloo, Guard Dave Eckhoff, Guardg .Ion Holmquist, Centerg Allen Anderson, Forward. MD TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: Oscar McGee, Guardg Bobby George, Forwardg Louie DePedrini, Forwardg Norman Peterson, Forwardg Dale Wilbur, Guardg Andy Gavino, Centerg Ronnie Vierra, Guardg Larry Stahlberg, Forward. SCORE BOX Ripon-27 Escalon-21 Ripon-18 Hughson-19 Ripon-21 Newman- 7 Ripon-29 Linden-ll Ripon-32 Patterson-30 BASEBALL TEAM . my Q if ,Aff FIRST ROW, left to right: Terry O'Neal, S.S. and third baseg Richard Whitntore. O.F.g Dave Eckhoff. Catcher and I.F., Ted Arellano, S.S.g Larry Stahlberg, I.F.g Raymond Johnson, I.F.g Andy Gavino, first base, Robert George, S.S. SECOND ROW: Glenn Houston. R.F.g Raymond George, Catcher and third base, Dave Holmquist, Catcher and first baseg Dave Zellmer, second base, Bud Van Nieuwenhuysen, first base and C.F.g Ronnie Logan, third baseg Lawrence George, L.F.g and Philip Ortez, Coach. TRACK TEAM Q sf . si 1 F Y . X' l 2 '51 7' 'Q FIRST ROW, left to right: Stanley Chancellor, Gerald Parker- son, Duane Seaberg, Fred Honorio, Louie De Pedrini, Gary Hall, John Fredericksen, Alvin Baron, Oscar McGee. SECOND ROW: Rob Roy Rackley, Frank Franzia, Warren Snodgrass, Delbert Parks. Bill Kievith, John Morris, John Zumstein, Ronnie Vierra, Marshall Lehr, Larry Croisant and Darrell Babbitt. THIRD ROW: Marvin Baron, Ernest Silveira, Ray- Eff? mond Solorio, Jim 0'Berg, Royce Friesen, Larry Sand, Bill Fortson, Marvin Veneman, Ronald Odom, John Alleman, Robert Cabral, Edmund Vincelet, Frank Solorio, Gordon Ack- erman, Coach. FOURTH ROW: Joe Martinez, Bill Scharmann, Larry Whorton, Dayle Bailey, Glenn Vincelet, Jeffrey Necklas, Eudfin Sharp, Theodore Olverra, Robert Benton, Eric Jacobsen, coac . 45 GIRLS' SPORTS SENIOR BASKETBALL FRONT ROW, left to right: Doratheyia Lehr, Mary Ann Buss- ing, Helena Boer, captain, Dorothy Sand. SECOND ROW: Marilyn Colbert, Ellen Fredericksen, Harriet Winters, lvy Rogers. Joy De Atley. SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW, left to right: Eileen Fredriks, captain, Sylvia De Pedrini, Jeanne Fisher. SECOND ROW: Arline Ostini, Antionette Betschart, Arlouyn Fredriks, Gloria Bianchi. THIRD ROW: Lauretta Snodgrass, Pat Corhan, Wanda Green, Joanne De Weerd. JUNIOR BASKETBALL FRONT ROW, left to right: Joyce Grasso, captaing Connie Barela, Marian Cary. Karla Boaz. SECOND ROW: Elane Bi- anchi, Gloria Leon, Eileen Christensen, Joan Franks. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL FRONT ROW, left to right: Gail Fisher, Margie Van Nieu- wenhuyzen, Rosalina Macahilas, Patsy Bonnet, Vicki Fran- cella. SECOND ROW: Winifred McCoy, ,Ioellen Franzia, Violet White. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Yturri, Katy de Graaf Rosalie Robbins, captain. 46 W EA 5' Nf l' g ,......-3- 1 JUNIOR CLASS The juniors had a successful and profitable year. They sponsored the biggest school event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. The Prom was held at the Hotel Covell in Modesto on April 30. Other activities during the year included many money-making projects, a dance after the Mariposa game, a pie and cake sale, and the King-Queen dance and parade. First semester officers were President Frank Franzia, Vice President Dave Eckhoff, and Secretary-Treasurer Elane Bianchi. Second Semester officers were President ,Ion Holmquist, Vice President Margaret Hoff, and Secretary-Treasurer Freda Rasmussen. Miss Dora ,lane Perry and Mr. Ervin DeSelle were class advisors. mm 1-gn FIRST ROW, left to right: Patty Phelps, Sonia Cary, Elane Bianchi, Beverly Honorio, Janet Brooks, Joanne Porter, Karla Boaz, Dora Jane Perry, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Marian Cary, Irene Benton, Shirley Medford, Jon Holmquist, Robert Richards, Gloria Leon, Helen Roberts, Connie Barela. THIRD ROW: Richard Whitmore, Larry Croisant, Bill Colbert, Raymond George, Dayle Bailey, Alvin Fredericksen, Arnold DeWeerd, Allan Anderson, Bobby Lafever. -6 311-sr CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Margaret Hoff, Elane Bianchi, Karla Boaz. SECOND ROW: Freda Rasmussen, Jon Holmquist, Frank Franzia. - gg: is , au 5 Y 2' ,y 2 F 422 V Q f rr 3- if as I FIRST ROW, left to right: Elaine Kallas, Joyce Crasso, Freda Rasmussen, Loretta Robbins, Eileen Christensen, Darlene Hagenow, ,Ioan Franks, Ervin DeDelle, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Joan Sinarle, Margaret Hoff, Rob Roy Rackley, Bill Scharmann, Don Sikkema, Robert Cabral, Gloria Franks, Barbara Bledsoe. THIRD ROW: Dave Eckhoff, Duane Seaburg, Raymond Johnson, David Zellmer, Norman Gilbert, Don Silva, Frank Franzia, Chester Hopkins. SOPHOMORE CLASS Early in the school year, the sophomores elected Ronnie Friedman to the office of class president. Elected to serve with Ronnie were Terry O,Neal, Vice President: Gloria Bianchi, Secretary, and David Holmquist, Treasurer. Janice Vander Laan and Marilyn Vierra represented the class in Congress. At a second semester meeting, Jeffrey Nicklas was elected class president. Serving with Jeffrey during the second semester were Bill Kievith, Vice President: and Lauretta Snodgrass, Secretary-Treasurer. In October, the sophomores intiated the freshmen at the annual Sophomore-Fresh man Brawl. Other class events during the school year included a football dance and money raising sales. Advising the class were Mrs. Agnes Huffman and Mr. Philip Ortez. ... -.. - i FIRST ROW, left to right: Anges Huffman, Advisor: Arlouyn Fredriks, Joanne De Weerd, Doris Eaton, Wanda Green, Janey Barnette, Margie Burton, Lottie Deatherage, June Vanden Heuvel, Pat Corban. SECOND ROW: Gertrude Toris, Ophelia Vasquez, Yvonne Parsons, Norma Brooks, Carol Callsen, Elizabeth Scharmann, Eileen Fredrilcs, Rose Temm, Erma McMurry, Betty Lafever. THIRD ROW: Ellen Meedom, Fredie Honorio, Gary Lagier, John Morris, Jeffrey Nicklas, Larry Whorton, Dave Holmquist, Gerald Parkerson, Donald Pratt, Helen James. FOURTH ROW: Billy Smith, Marvin Veneman, John Zumstein, Jim Brown, Billy Freer, Joe Martinez, Margarito Jacobo, Calvin Deurloo, Clyde Dilley. X ' . t F , wi lib f -- lg X xx IASB: X P- CLASS OFFICERS FIRST ROW, left to right: Gloria Bianchi, Ronald Friedman, Lauretta Snodgrass. SECOND ROW: Jeffrey Nicklas, Terry O'Neal, Dave Holmquist, Bill Kievith. 9 N' f '-on-4 FIRST ROW, left to right: Philip Ortez, Advisor, Dolores Silva, Janice Vander Laan, Annette Cortese, Lucille Martin, Loris Bringelson, Jeanne Fisher, Ramona Rutter, Gloria Bianchi, ,Ierie Jorgensen. SECOND ROW: Sylvia De Pedrini, Christina Van Duyn, Arline Ostini, Antoinette Betschart, Elaine Winters, Lauretta Snodgrass, Nancy Rasmussen, Marilyn Vieira, Kathleen Mulholand. THIRD ROW: Oscar McGee, Raymond Solorio, Marshall Lehr, Ronald Vierra, Bill Kievith, Roger Rice, Terry O'Neal, Jim Bartko, Ronald Friedman, Alvin Baron. FOURTH ROW: Dean Black, Larry Sand, Delbert Parks, Eudon Sharp, Robert Benton, Jim Polakof, Royce Friesen, Charles Alldrin, Larry Prater. F RESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW, left to right: Foster Wright, Pat Pearson, Gloria Morraw, Sharon Wallstrom, Janice Lee, Leah Croisant, Louie De Pedrini. SECOND ROW: Gail Fisher, Joyce Holley, Ernice Poletti, Rasalina Macahilas, Connie Hughes, Helen Sheppard, Rosalie Robbins. THIRD ROW: Mike Kelly, Mike Prater, Robert Munoz, Frank Solorio, John Frederickson, Bobby George, Francis Jackson, John Franzia. FIRST ROW, left to right: Joellen Franzia, Vicki Francella, Patsy Bonnet, Cheryl Hagenow, Mildred Smith, Rosie Leon, Linda Weidert, Betty Arnold, Joyleen Hoag, Almeda Deatherage. SECOND ROW: Chester Whitmore, Robert Brown, Marilyn Fuller, Colleen Klipfel, Marcia Stinaxart, Barbara Evans, Margaret Sanford, Robert Henderson, John Hoff, Efren Vasquez. THI D ROW: Dallas Wassink, David Demichelis, Vern Cole, Steven Randall, Louie Leon, Raymond Vieira, Tommy Brown, John Alleman, Douglas Ollis, Edmund Vincelet. FRESHMAN CLASS Finally reaching their goal as Ripon Union High School students, the incoming freshmen of 1953 went through the usual procedure of forgetting locker combinations, going to the wrong classes, and getting into the stride of high school ways. The class started the ball rolling at their first meeting by electing officers for the first semester. Students elected to represent the class were Presi- dent Larry Stahlberg, Vice President Louie De- Pedrini, and Secretary Vickie Francella. Freshmen serving in Congress were Janice Lee and Cheryl Hagenow. Second semester officers were Robert George, President, Louie DePedrini, Vice Presidentg and Vicki Francella, Secretary. The outstanding class event of the year was the Freshman-Sophomore Brawl in November. The class, under the able supervision of Advisors Mr. Ernest Poletti and Miss Norma Godden, is striving for success and the goal of graduation in 1957. il' 0a CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Louie DePedrini, Larry Stahlberg Robert George, Vicki Francella. FIRST ROW, left to right: Ernest Poletti, Adyisorg I0 Ann Brooks, Winifred McCoy, Ruth Ongna, Joyce Patton, Sandra Stevens, Yvonne Yturri, Margie Van Nieuwenhuyzen, Violet White. SECOND ROW: Norman Peterson, Jimmy Stevens, Katy de Graaf, Dianna Driver, .Ioan Vander Kamp, Cary Wendorff, Tom Brown. 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Besl' Wishes ' Class of l954 Jake's Barber Shop RIPON Y Di Franzia nangia Clglnothena clllfineng RIPDN CALIFORNIA GriswoId's PAN FRIED-FAMILY STYLE CHICKEN 99 Highway Ripon TORNELL GRAIN AND PRODUCE COMPANY and . TORNELL OIL COMPANY Slorage and Re-cleaning Wholesale Relail Congra+ula'l'ions Class of I954 den Dulk Super Service 59 I GILBERT den DULK, M.D. and i Ax Hoek's Bakery The Finesf in Pas+ries JAMES BENN, Jr., M.D. FO UNTAIN SERVICE Roy Bonnett Ripon Cleaners REFRIGERATION F H C' . D , d ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 0' a ea 'g' Yemg' an Television Sales Service AH'era'I'ion Needs 'ln D0Um0'S G'0Ce'Y and den Dulk Hardware Market SPORTING eooos GROCERIES HARDWARE VEGETABLES SCHOOL SUPPLIES MEATS Main Sfreef Ripon Main Sfreef Ripon I Ripon Drug Store A, B. Kamps PRESCRIPTIONS Complete Line of SCHOOL SUPPLIES , , Elecirical Appliances COSMETICS FOUNTAIN SERVICE Main S'I'I'ee'I' RipOI1 Main Sireei' Ripon bl Be5'l' Wlgheg +9 'I'he Flowers and e'l'l:'l'S 'FOI' Class of I954 All Occasions John D. Hollander, M.D. Grieve's Floral Shop Main Slreel' Ripon Ripon Barber Congra+ula+ions BOB FATE Class of l954 Main s+,ee+ Ripon Dr. Harold DeJong D.D.S. 62 9 Q !- Valley Variety Store if , . ellllloll. HHTEHEEPOULTS snows if WSSW AY BABY cmcxs and T UR School Supplies Ripon Hatchery Gills Nolions Novellies The home of VISSWAY baby chicks f? . kp- ANDY RASMU5Sl PLUMBER -.ii-i K Andy Rasmussen s Bill's Tune-up and Repair Shop General Repairing Plumbing and Sewer Conlracling Specializing in -I-une-up and Carburelion 63 l 4 Q-dig Ill if Qu P 'fir ' 1 if A ,-yi,-,, ., ' J V K ki A V V' . - :if - - Q, ' Q-Q55 ' ,,,,5, ,:,:s 5Z f:, : g5 f Eff J' ew X1 if 2 1 A. .,,.,. , ,Al 1 5' io Nuff Ii' , V f' , H' f ff ..,, 21-i'1 'fi : , ' 1 1 - Wg V K M - '- S A lx . me Q' P . eg , , ., 'mg' -- , ' Q! f 'fr ' 'Q l ' 4 .ilfizfg --'-- --L-' Y - WHERE GOOD FRIENDS MEET Besl' wishes, Class of 54 Ou' Ripon Pleasure , . . . Livestock Sales Yard is in serving you +he besf Campus Drive In I Wally's Congfalulafions Paint and Wallpaper Shop Cllass of N54 Seleclions of I322 Colors in Kfoll 5 MOYWUYY BoYsEN PAINTS Main Sffeef Ripon All Types of Wallpapers Religious Supplies and Greefing Cards 64 l 7 inf N1 ,V , ' - - l l Ze'-f'f'4 Palo Verde Market ond Locker Service Meals, Frozen Food Wholesale 'For Your Loclrer or Home Freezer Slocklon Slreel' Ripon N 81 S Appliance Store For all your household needs from deep freezers 'lo clocks Main Slreel Ripon ENGRAVERS' CORPORATION Announcemenls Jewelry, Diplomas LOS ANGELES jill 4 l . . A . - Hy building Alves Trucking Service ', Sewffe ' 'fZff,,,,,,,g1,t i . - ouy .: GENERAL HAULING , 'S f Slalewide f Phone TA 9-280l Ripon ' lf f UNITED LUMBER COMPANY 65 BEST WISHES Class of ,54 CONGRATULATIONS POPE,S Class of '54 AUTOMOTIVE , SERVICE Wll'BURI S CON2fiI'fFQf,'ONS Joke-ENsEN's den DULK PDU'-TRY WAREHOUSE MARKET COMPLIMENTS of J. A. THIEMANN Your Nei'gl'1borl1oocl Shell Dealer OF AMERICA MEYENBERGS P. M. HEKMAN MILK Public Accounting Packer of All Pure Evapor I cl and S ecl Condensed Mllc Notary Public and General Insurance CONGRATULATIONS Class of '54 Carl's Market Congratulations RIPONA MARKET Groceries-Meats-Vegetables DAVIS BROTHERS CONGRATULATIONS Class of '54 HARDWARE JOHN PUCHEU O Zxguiadte Qeeaehg De Boer Jewelry Store RIPON SHEET and METAL WORKS CONGRATULATIONS For the Latest Class ot '54 Hair Styles RAIPCN Visit DOOR AND SASH HENRIETTNS Ask Your Painter, Mofeweaf Paints BEAUTY Last Longer 'Ha A ka W' MQ gn,-A wa -it? A LITHOGRAPHED f M , YEARBOOK DALLAS . TEXAS I I Y. -f, 1 r A n ' 1' . V , 4 Q ' , r e3 fe ff'-6 E.. 7.3, :T . ' lf- . is 1-4. if., Y 4 gisaigazafffffrfff-if W-' f . 3431-fiw Half: ff' . 1 'ani-flu'1,.g.-.J '-1.51 .- n. 1- IQ