Ripon High School - Mission Yearbook (Ripon, CA)

 - Class of 1955

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,s.J....4nnnn4a SOPHOMORE CLASS Under the leadership of Louie DePedrini, President, Joellen Franzia, Vice President, and Vickie Franscella, Secretary, we entered our Sophomore year. 1 The first of several activities was the first school dance. Next we initiated the class of 58 at the annual Freshman-Sophomore Brawl. In January we elected our King and Queen candidates, John Franzia and Joyce Holley. Janice Lee was our chairman for the King and Queen parade, and our float entry won first place making our second year a memorable one. The next iob was to elect our second semes- ter officers, Joellen Franzia, President, Janice Lee, Vice President, and Vickie Franscella, Sec- retary. Representing us in Congress were Cheryl Hagenow and Joellen Franzia. Such was our progress under our capable advisors, Miss Godden and Mr. Sullivan. Left to right: Vickie Franscella, Louie De Pedrini Joellen Franzia. .4 9 'x A., .Xf :W L in 11 First row, left to right: Mr. Philip Sullivan, Advisor, John Franzia, Deanna Driver, Rose Leon, Mike Kelly. Second row: Gloria Morrow, Leah Croissant, Pat Pearson, Joyleen Hoag, Dorothy Lewis, Almeda Deatherage. Third row: Chester Whitmore, Gary Hall, Bob George, Doug Ollis, Frank Solorio, Louie DePedrini. Fourth row: Bob Robnetf, Robert Brown, Louie Leon, Norman Peterson, Larry Stahlberg, Dick Sikma.

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First row, left to right: JoAnne Brooks, Sharon Wallstrom, Ruth Ongna, Connie Hughes, Barbara Evans, Janice Lee, Miss Godden, Advisor. Second row: Carman Brunold, Margie Van Nieuwenhuyzen, Joan Vander Kamp, Patsy Bonnet, Juanita Baker, Betty Arnold, Violet White, Joellen Franzia. Third row: Joyce Patton, Katy DeGraaf, Vicki Franscella, Ernice Poletti, Raymond Vieira, Sydney Postma, Foster Wright. Fourth row: Joe Morris, Tom Brown, Willie DeWeerd, Steven Randall, John Alleman, John Hoff. First row, left to right: Winifred McCoy, Vicki Jacklich, Rosaline Robbins, Marcia Stinehart, Cheryl Hagenow, Coleen Klipfel, Helen Sheppard. Second row: Linda Weidert, Sharon Sikkema, Sandra Stevens, Yvonne Yturri, Joyce Holley, Rosalina Macahilas, Margaret Sanford, Carrie McClure. Third row: Tom Brown, Edmund Vincelet, Jim Stevens, John Fredericksen, Dallas Wassink, Mike Prater. Fourth row: Theodore Olvera, Gary Wendorff, Arlen Gomes, Efren Vasquez, David Demichelis, Andy Gavino.



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Front row, left to right: Alice Shaw, Juanita Locke, Vicki Feagins, Pat Mayo, Janice Menshew, Advisor Mr. Ernest Azevedo. Second row: Ray Hay, Peter Martini, Billy Souza, Ronald Pilgrim. Third row: Lawrence Solorio, Chico Munez, Don Risenhoover, Merlin Bledsoe. Front row, left to right: Eddie Smith, Lorine Ostini, Betty Freitas, Joyce Brooks, Patsy Cabral, JoAnne Valadez, Jeanne Honorio, Advisor, Miss Jacqueline Cagianut. Second row: Rae Lee Allen, Elizabeth Van Dyk, Peggy Burton, Freda De Boer, June Olmo, Tom Harmon, Robert Vasconcellos. Third row: Leroy Dedini, Robby Van Slyke, Ralph Sand, Gus Coutrakis, Harvey Boersma, Norman Miller, Joey Luis. Fourth row: Arnold Baron, Mike McWhirter, Ronald Brown, Pat Worley, Roger Turnbeaugh, Glen Roberts, Bill Sikma, Allan Franscella.

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