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J.,-4.-. . ..... - .g.:, , g,,-.-,'.gf.g.S+.-.3T14.,.g.'.3134,,+.,q.,.-.-.L1 . .Qgtgq I , -I-'1'L-.-.-4-.-1,1121-.-1 1-.-'.-.41-:1:1:1:.-I-:-: :-:f'- ' 1 . 4.1.5-p -4. ,Q-.l.,1, ,Q Q,.,.4.-....Q.Q....'..Q,4 1 - o - -.14-'-4. ' '.'V'Q'Q Q'Z-.-.'.'1'-'rv '.-.'.-1 M, .1 ,e.-..1.-,. . 'Q1 5.14: .-.3--.-..-.-. -1 -. 1 1.-.----.-.- '.' SW.-1.f...v,Q,'.-.'.'. wg.-,.fQ:.3 . ,. .s .1 .- Q.-.-11'.- YQQS 0789. .-'-'Q'- -'Q' i'Q'.1' ' 1 . 1.1 1.-.-4.-.1 .1 . ......... . . Dear Mrs Roberts- 1:3.Q:.5gt1:g3.fQg1Q.-'11-' .fkfiririlililfrii-ff!0 ..,,.,Q,.,.. Q.j.:.' .:'1:f.Qf35-'T'-' ,1.4 ' This book is dedicated to you in the hope that it will help to express our deep appreciation of all that you have done for us in the past two years. In this short spell of time you have endeared yourself in our hearts to a degree that few people succeed in reaching. Even those ofus who have not been your students are deeply grateful for your help. For you have willingly assisted in any of our projects whether pertinent to your courses or not. Especially will we all remember you as the smiling face in the snack bar. We hope that this book dedicated to you will hold a Treasure Chest of Memories always. The Class of 1958 . ,. -.-.. - Q. .-,-. Q.. . ,-.-..-.-. '7:-:Tv '1'-'N-tufw .-521:-it-112-at-1-r 5--five +1Q'.-.v' .'Qg 1.-9.6..-3'.'.y.g.g.g.'.42-1-'1.-.'!1 .-.- ,f,-. . Q ,-.1 . .-.- .-. . .-,. ,., ,1,... .v,- .-,-.-. :-' . . : .-:iw-f1StTs ' ..,., .',.. ,,.. ..,Q,, ,.f.., ,,,f,.0 ,l .,Q A MJ. ,U ...pn Q.. vQ,.g.,. -.--.f.g.g. ,..,. 1. ,V ..- .- ,- .71 ...pf-,1 , 1'.g.g.g.f.'. .g. 11. Q., ,.- .-.-.-1-,1. .1 . -. -.-, -, ,.f., -2-21:-S'v?:11:f-f-s-.-'izfzea-:S--11V.+:ffff:.-.Q'4-912:312e2.r?r:::ff.-:raw-1 '.'.g.g ADM Ni. Q-TRATION The quulitv of mercy fs not Jtminedg it dzfoppeth, ax me gengle rain from heaven Upon' the plane beneatbg it is twice ble.fJ'd - It blesxeth him that giuex, and ljim that lakey. SHAKESPEARE 341.51- MRS. BOOMER MR. DELAMARTER Physical Education Band Orientation Glee G. A. A . Advisor Lessons Rally Club Advisor Senior Class Advisor Freshman Class Advisor MR. IACOBSEN MR. MARTINEZ General Science Spanish Biology History Lf C2 MR. DeSELLE Shop Mechanical Drawing Sophomore Class Advisor FACULTY MR. DeTEVIS Art English Art Club Advisor MRS. HUF AN Home Economics Senior Class Advisor F. H. A. Advisor MR. ORTEZ Physical Education Chemistry Spanish Junior Class Advisor Varsity Sports Coach N , lt , 'wt ll' am Yvwf rv' Y X1 MR. POLETTI MR RENZ MRS ROBERTS Speech Orientation Commercial Social Studies General Math Girls League Advisor Debate Coach J V Sports Coach Commercial Club Advisor We, the graduates of Ripon High School, would like to thank the faculty for its guidance and patience in all school matters. They have performed their duties well and have tried their best to impart at least a fraction of their knowledge to us. We hope they will be justly rewarded MR. SCHERER MRS TER AVEST MR WALDRON Algebra English Agriculture Plane Geometry Library F F A Advisor C. S.F. Advisor Junior Class Advisor I i ! .1 rx 1 Nr v v-,s J ,, S is-k Student Body Advisor Mr. Ernest Poletti J STUDENT E TTY GOVERNMENT Student B ody President C T5 H N ET ' John Sims Prosecuting Attorney, Tom Love, Secretary of Notifications, Lorine Ostinig Secretary of Records, June Olmog,Defense Attorney, Johanne Rassmusseng Secretary of Rallies, Joan Eckhoffg Chief of Police, Kathleen Nunesg Vice President, Patsy Cabralg Secretary of Entertainment, Pat Thoms. Q wg' W QS M 25:5 v a All 55. ,,-' George Harden. 1, ve, Doug Hall, Ronnie Tornel rle, Joey Luis, John Lo F121 Gene S WZ ..-a Top ro Edna Sa ndi McGee, White, yn Carol 1', Sandy DeBoe de, Dorothy Con i. arlene Polett Gary Franscella, M Middle row: den Har T. Carton Weve Der Laan, Jean Van CC Betty Freitas, A li Burse, JoAnne Jenning, ria. Carmen Ve Rosemary ,.-4 Bottom row: Peter Dedini. Thom s, Gary SS V , V . 5 , f 4 5 5,1 L SENIORS iff Us Vice President, Donnie Risenhooverg Secretary, Patsy Cabral, President, Daniel Mattos UFFIICERS AIDVIISURS SENHURS FLOWER: Gladieli COLOR: Gold and White K MOTTO: A Dream Achieved Mr. Delamarter, Mrs. Huffman RAE LEE ALLEN When you call me that, smile. Band 1,2,3,-4 Commercial 2,3 Spanish 2, 3 Debate 2 CSF 1, 2, 3, 4 Court 4 Mission 4 Warwhoop 4 Girls' State BOB BIANCHI Never say mo is necessary. re than Glee 4 Block R 3,4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 if NICK BELLINO To he God's greatest gift to women. Band 1, 2, 3 Glee 1 Block R 1,2, 3,4 Spanish 2 Dehate 3,4 Foorhall 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 41- BOB B LAKES LE Y Only the good are h3PPY- Glee 3, 4 Spanish 3 FFA 2 YFC 2, 3, 4 'ef ELSIE BORGES I have a smile for every girl and two for every boy. Commercial 3, 4 Spanish 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Mission 4 Warwhoop 4 ARVIN BOERSMA Let gossip go in one ear and out the other. Band 2 Glee 4 Commercial 4 Block R 4 Spanish 3 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 3 Football 2, 3 MERLIN BLEDSOE Why should the devil have all the good times. Glee 3 FFA 2 Football 2, 3, 4 Track 2, 3, 4 JOYCE BROOKS Make your head save your heels. 'I LARRY CLINE IOANNE CORTESE Music is greater than I can be pushed only love. so far. Band 1.2.3.4 Glee 1,4 Glee 1, 2, 3, 4 Commercial 2, 3, 4 Barber Boys 1 Rally 3, 4 Commercial 2 Spanish 2, 3, 4 Rally 1 FHA 1,2, 3, 4 Spanish 2, 3, 4 Asi lom ar CSF 3 Court 4 Congress 2 Brass Ensemble 3, 4 PATSY CABRAL To have friends be a friend. Glee 3 Commercial 2 Spanish 2, 3, 4 Library 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 CSF 1, 2, 3, 4 Congress 2 Cabinet 4, Vice President 4 Asilomar FREDA DCBOER is to To pinch the man of my dreams, to see if he is real. Glee 1 Commercial 2, 3, 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 Spanish 2 Library 2 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 CSF 3, 4 Congress 1 Mission 4 Warwhoop 4 VICTORIA BRUNO We that live to please must live to please. Glee 1, 4 Commercial 2, 3, 4 Spanish 2, 3, 4 FHA 2, 3 Congress 3, 4 Warwhoop 4 PEGGY BURTON Love planted a rose and the world turned sweet. Glee 1,3 Commercial 2, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish 2 Library 1, 2, 3,4 Warwhoop 3 YFC 1. 2, 3, 4 RONALD BROWN I believe in taking life easy. Commercial 2 Block R 4 Spanish 2 Library 2, 3 Debate 3 Mission 3 Police 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2,4 Track 1, 2 DOROTHY CONDE Always laughing, never sadg always naughty, never bad Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Commercial 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Rally 1, 2, 3, 4 Spanish 2, 3, 4 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Congress 2, 3, 4 W, N ,Q MARY JACOBO A worker always willing to do her best. Glee 3, 4 Commercial 2, 3 Spanish 2, 3, 4 Library 4 Warwhoop 4 PET ER MARTINI Where there's life, there's hope. Glee 2, 3 Commercial 4 Block R 3,4 Spanish 2 Warwhoop 4 Football 1,2,3 Baseball 2 Wrestling 2, 3 IOE LUIS The happiest of men consists in men, and life is labor. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Block R 3, 4 Spanish 3,4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Congress 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Track 1, 2 DAN MATTOS Drive carefully, the life you save may be that ofa beautiful blond and we need them. Band 1, 2, 3 Block R 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 CSF 4 Congress 2 Mission 4 Police 3 Track 3, 4 Warwhoop 4 Wrestling 2, 3 Football 3, 4 Baseball 2, 4 JAYNE HELTON She's got the world on a string. Transferred from Alabama in Senior year. Glee 2 Commercial 4 GAA 4 Spanish 2 Library 2 Fl-IA 2,4 IERARD JENSEN I won't walk ifl can fall there faster. Glee 1 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 1 Track 1 TOM HARMON The temerity to believe in nothing TOM LOVE Love is a many splendored tl1ing.' Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee 1 Spanish 2,3 Debate 2 CSF 1, 2, 3, 4 Cabinet 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Swimming Team 2 Track 4 Boys' State JOHN SIMAS Gladly would he learn and gladly teach. Band 1, 2, 3 Commercial 2, 3 Block R 3,4 Spanish 2, 3. 4 Debate 2, 3, 4 CSF 2, 3, 4 Court 3 Congress 1, 2 Cabinet 2 Mission 3,4 Warwhoop 4 Student Body President Police 2 Football 1, 2 Swimming 2, 3 LAWRENCE SOLORIO A closed mouth catches no flies. Art 1, 2, 3, 4 Block R 2, 3,4 Spanish 2, 3 Football 1, 2.3.4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3,4 GENE SINARLE All good men die and I feel sick. Band 1, 2, 3 Glee 1 Block R 1, 2, 3,4 FFA 1. 2, 3, 4 Congress 2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2,4 Track 3, 4 PAT THOMS To accomplish unaccompli accomplishments. I Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Glee 1, 2 Indianetts 3, 4 Commercial 3 FHA 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Rally 2, 3, 4 Spanish 2, 3, 4 CSF 1, 2, 3, 4 Congress 1, 2, 3 Cabinet 4 Mission 4 RONALD PILGRIM 'Lost but hopes to be found. Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Art 4 Spanish 3 Track 1, 2, 3,4 GLENN ROBERTS Not made to under- stand, but to love. Block R 1, 2, 3. 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 DONNIE RISENHOOVER Don't waste your time on women, 'cause they will cost you plenty. Block R 3, 4 Spanish 2 Library 2, 3 Mission 3 Football 1, 2, 4 Track 1 Commercial 2 Cadets 4 BOB SHIRLEY The real Simon Pure. Glee 1.2, 3 Block R 1.2, 3,4 Spanish 3 FFA 1, 2 Warwhoop 4 Football 1, 2, 3,4 Baseball 1. 2, 3, 4 IOANNE VALADEZ I agree with no man 's ROBBY VAN SLYKE 'Men are only boya opinion. I have some grown tall. of my own. Glee 1.2 Glee 1. 2. 4 Art 4 Commercial 3. 4 Spanish 2 GAA 1. 2. 3. 4 FFA 1. 2. 3 Rally 1.2.3.4 Spanish 3,4 Cheerleader 2. 4 Songleader 3 FHA 1, 2. 3. 4 Court 3,4 Warwhoop 3, 4 ROBERT VASCONCELLOS LINDA WILLIAMS Don't walt for a better Fe, Fi. Fo. Fum, day. for it may never Linda's talents make come. a great sum. Art 2, 3,4 Commercial 3 Spanish 2, 3, 4 Art 4 Library 3. 4 Mission 3.4 Mission 4 Warwhoop 4 Police 2. 3 DORIS WINTERS 'Sweet and bonny. good and gay. Band 1. 2, 3. 4 Commercial 2. 3. 4 GAA 2. 3. 4 Spanish 2, 3, 4 FHA 1,2 Congress 4 Asilomar CLARENCE WINTERS Everything comes if a man will only wait Glee 2, 3 Block ll 1.2. 3.4 FFA 1, 2, 3. 4 Congress 3 Football 1. 2, 3. 4 Baseball 1.2.3.4 B. Blakes1ej 'Y + ww V f f' fQi , J. Menshew G Ha A Po F. my L. 98 1 q M 0 rg 'L illilme 1 A K O -.Q X. X xx 3 It ,IA it M 3 A' , Q fi- ' ' ., my - PT' . B. Shirley - I1 :1 x . elton lfQ3 ,2, W F 5. re as Mm i,N-AQ? - QQEQEWQEQQ? '33 C. Munoz D. Hisennoover X J. Myer M. Gruber Q J, Cortese WuA3g 14 V V. 3, Vasconcelloe P. THOWS 6 n A+-- L. Clint ,,.-r' Jr Clmo ' , v 'C' M-.Vw an-s ' A. 7 M.wN 'wmnnw M,, ,,.. V ,L.. WWW C. fvinterfv Ds E. L! + JFLOH 'E' ffl D' ff'-n is J' 3151:-QM, 31 125 pl 5, LM, 6 Q' VfY1QJ l.0 M -2' Efr rfm 19, hzut13O9 N, A 51075 A wxpn :. lvrtfxr imgq m, Belllrm -ik' . X 5 +13 . . Q5 52 ' :fm 5 1 I ! ws Q W' QM' H3ez Who?' H Sebond Ch11dhood?W rl' A 52 fr, ff , 1 k Y, 1k Q Qsfggjl A X w X x ff 5 WK Hon, Well' ulqtfil etes? gp ' v-apgqig The Bell Rangl' U mi-N QV UD1tch1ng!' Sv Say Cheeseu LASSES And tim our lzfe, exempt from publzc haunt, Find! tongue: in trees, books in the running mr , brookf, Sermons in stones, and good ineverything. SHAKESPEARE - President, John Love, Secretary, Carolyn Whiteg Vice President, Bob Croisant. - JVUNWUDRS Top row: Robert Keyes, Dick Hageman, John Jolly, Ronald MacLellan, Marlon Helton. Middle row: Gary Franscella, Mary Lou Kuil, Gervaise Hergenroeder, Judy Gruber, Edna Harden, Angelina Munoz. Bottom row: JoAnne Jennings, Shirley Lagier, Jean Jorgensen, Myrna Fredrics, Rosemary Morris, Dorothy Gomes. 'C . -' 'W + :,5.sQ.11f1l'.. 2.-A, . . Aff ' ' 1135 5'1.,w : ,sw hm 'Q 2- i n ' A We if W 4 Q.,.,f fi? 74. X Y - ij ,: ,,1 g-r -W ' x ' 1 , ' . ,iggdgpgrdu Q yen-5-.:.,,W, V -fA, - 4 m 5 'f is 1 , . Qf f f ,. wx? ,, , ..,,. , . ff-- L .,, - - f uk. .pw fn.-L5 .. Kam, 'w53f'fffV- m - - Tiff ff' 5 95' .: F Lgf'5l:i'L351'-EQLA W F --,.., ,..,., , iff f A. Q. ,V , .mf-V 6 F355 MSW wwf' umm J., V - -1 Pi., If vm-1. I' ' V i 5 5 ? 3' . Y 1 vg- i,xf - Q V V L, 'fLfW.A i K 1 if ,X 9 ' S 1 .Lbfiffa f fgw-gi Q Q. QA . X ,,,, . a', 'b ..:w1i?Hff5- Eijvu ' f . 1. -Q. if 5 A A fi' , . 1971 L. k 'f 1 ' I ' Q 5 w Y L 1-ff 5iCii?2t'?, .V , 355. X 1 ,Q ,, Q vs- 5 A ? 4? Q' ,1- -gik 1 W , .f-,, , . I X A tsygif we ,K 2 if mi , ,Q X , 1: H-.1 ,Q 1, ,ia ..-fwaw Q , 29299943 wif? jr Qi? if 4 ,H if Top row: Vernon Petersen, Peter Mills, Perry Pucheu, Douglas Hall, Ronald Nepote, David Johnston, Dayle Paxtnan. Middle row: John Jacobo, Joyce Miller, Ann Nunes, Carol Harp, Janette Parsons, Carol Holmquist, Alta Hale, Sandra McGee, Sue Hopkins, Larry McMillan. Botton row: Phelma Pilgrim, Cleta Hay, Mary O'Neil, Lois Hamilton, Sara McVeigh, Dorene McGee, Barbara Kincaid, Velma Nicely. SUPHOMURE GLASS Top row: Darryl Barrels, Richard Azevedo, Ronald Fanning, Bob Allen, Roy Busch, Robert Dilley. Middle row: John Bellis, Peter Dedini, Larry Davis, Richard Dennison, Barbara Franzia, Jamalee Dunn Barbara Birchler, Sharon Bonnet, Lynn Carnoirano, Linda Eggink. Bottom row: Gary Greer, Betty Conde, Gloria Franscella, Anita Bianchi, Ada Azevedo, Evelyn Souza, Marianne Baron, Nancy Gates, Shirley Fredriks. T' it 1- A L ' .ffl 1'i 553 5 ?:1Wfgb,f, H 711., A gi? 34542 ,,,. r '7.4x,,m5,, 1,5 A., W ff 'Q 4 T 1255, x . ijf454eFf3!fil 2, .5 ifi?1 ,, jg ' 1 eavyir I, f 1l:jA.,4,.i- 5.1,LQr,5fgM?fQ ,L vlfwraz f wr-Am+g,1e5z4g fm . 1 ixsgqvkii gif T rtzrlwg t.1q.iZAfi,1 1:1 ig 1125 ' iiisii ' t F3511 11 ' x Aw. , .,,,, . ,,., ,N 'Am -1511 .rg fag-gg iw , 9:5 1 rf rx iillffi nsfqw. ' :N 4 'f ,.:,,f f' 1 i f' ff -A ' wffwg 1' , , ,. W f U ., 'SE - 22.-1 -hw' .- . . ' 1 mx -f - - , ,. :..M.E h L 2 15132 lf' ,fffklifizifi W 5 au, 5,5 5- ,.,. 4? 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We hope this year's Mission will hold as many memories and be as great a treasure as the old Spanish Missions have been to our state. fxs X The Staff JOHN SIMAS Business Manager RAE LEE ALLEN, Editor MRS, BESS ROMANS Advisor MJISSJION STAFF Top row: Marlene Gruber, Jayne Helton, Salesmen: Robert Vasconcellos, Art: Dan Mattos, Sports: Freda DeBoer, Salesman: Joan Eckhoff, Girls' Sports. Bottom row: Joanne Simas, Claudia Nicolaysen, Salesmen: Linda Williams, Art: Betty Freitas, Elsie Borges, Janice Menshew, Typists, 1 ff wa K .sul-J -. 4 RFQ -5 x 1 W ,lg X 'f if E 4' Si'?,E5,we 5 2, mx ,, Q. if is ,vt ' ' r, Q ,X 4 A v Q1 L if is i WV MNVVJHIUQUDJPJ N758 STA Wh' JOHN SIMAS ---- - ----- Editor BETTY FREITAS - - - ------ Co-Editor Jr. Assistant Editor - Feature Editors - - Art Editor - - Sports Editors - - - Head Typist Production Chief - Exchange Editor WILMA RAINES, MARY LU KUIL ELSIE BORGES, ALLAN FRANCELLA PETER MARTINI, VICKIE BRUNO BOB SHIRLEY, GENE SINARLE - - - Reporters MRS, BESS ROMANS ------ - Advisors Top row Bob Shirley Jayne Helton Dan Mattos, Freda DeBoer, Gene Sinarle, Janice Menshew, Pete Middle row Rae Lee Allen FloAnn Croisant, Wilma Rains, Vickie Bruno, Dolores Denison, JoAnne Bottom row Linda Williams Art Editor Betty Freitas, Assistant Editor: Mary Jacobo, Head Typist, ll? WF PX ' 0. 0.4.0 OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester DAN MATTOS ARVIN BOERSMA President LEORY DEDINI BOB BIANCHI Vice President GEORGE HARDEN DAN MOTTOS Secretary BOB BIA NCI-Il GEORGE HARDEN Treasurer WALTER BETCHART GENE SINARLE Reporter Top row: B. VanAssan, R. Azevedo, S. Coutrakis, R. Parsons, R. Keyes. Second row: Mr. Waldron, Advisorg R. Veneman, L. Davis, H. Sinarle, H. Winters, E. Phippen, R. Roberts. Third row: R. Machado, M. Boer, D. Keirn, D. Vincelet, R. Dedini, P. Dedini, R. Rebeiro. Fourth row: E. Franscella, J. Mello, D. Diggs, G. Medford, G, Harden, B. Viss, L. Dedini. Bottom row: R. Franscella, J. Weststeyn, J. Franscella. J. Hoof, J. Thoms, G. Viss. lF.lHl,,A, Officers: Patsy Cabral, Jean Jorgenson, Presidents: Peggy Burton, Rosemary Morris, Vice Presidents: Jean Jorgensen, Kathleen Rose, Secretaries: Dorothy Conde, Dorothy Gomes, Treasurers: Betty Fretas, Sandi Deboer, Congressmen. Top row: D. Coutrakis, V. Zinn, J. Parsons. I. Helton, F. DeBoer, P. Burton, M. Kuil. J. DeBoer, S. DeBoer, E. Douma, A. Nunes, B, Franzia. Middle row: E, Eastberg, I. Bowman, C. Spurgeon, J. Miller, K. Rose, L Freitas, B. Freitas, S. Fredriks, L. Douma, L. Brink, D. Conde, I. Menshew, J. Mattos, D. Bumgardner. Bottom row: J. Jorgensen, P. Cabral, C. Burse, S. Siggins, B. Woudstra, D. Zwart, S. Franscella, D, Gomes, B. Conde, R. Morris. JLJIBRARY CLUB OF FIC ERS PA T C ABRAL President DOLORES DEN1soN 'N Secretary V PEGGY BURTON Treasurer.Q lpg ROSEMARY VIELRA SA NDI MCGEE Congressmen Top row: JoAnne Jennings, Vernon Peterson, Robert Vasconcellos, Alice Tederman, Middle row: Peg Burton. Carol I-Iolmquist, Georgia Baron, Mary Jacobo, Lynn Camoirano, Dolores Denison, Sandi McGee. Bottom row: Rosemary Vieira, Patsy Cabral, Beverly Nunes, Barbara Birchler, JoAnne Simas, Margaret Almarez, Mrs. Lucy TerAvest, Advisor. CUMMJELRQCJIAJL CEL UB Top row: P. Burton. J. Helton, F. DeBoer, J. Jennings, C. Harp, C. Spurgeon. Second row: N. Van Nordt, M. Kuil, J. Parsons, J. DeBoer, L. Brink, D. Winters, V. Brun0. J. Olmo, J. Menshew, A. Tederman, C. White, S. DeBoer. Third row: J. Simas, A. Nines, B. Franzia, W. Schilder, M. Fredriks. J. Parsons, B. Conde, D. Conde L. Ostini, B. Freitas, E. Borges. Bottom row: L. Camoirano, S. Rose, J. Smith, S. Fredriks, J. Dunn, A. Bianchi, S. McGee, C. Burse, J. Cortese, R, Morris, N. Bianchi, C. Wever, R. Vieira. ' s4-2 tm: A rm., . ., J . , , IIBLUQCK 'WHY' Top row: Bob Olmo, Glenn Roberts, Gene Sinarle, Richard Fanning, Don Risenhoover, Middle row: Walter Betschart, Clarence Winters, Tom Christensen, Dan Mattos, Tom Harmon, Ronald Brown, Bob Shirley. Bottom row: Coach Ortez, John Simas, Bud Sinarle, Don Diggs, Bob Bianchi, Nick Bellino, Larry Davis, Chico Munoz. ACCTHVE RAlL,lL,Y The school spirit is under the able direction of this loyal and enthusiastic group. SUSIE WHITE President EDNA MAE HARDEN JUDY GRUBER CARMEN BURSE Vice President Congressmen DOLORES DENISONXE, MRS. BOOMER Secretary Advisor Top row: Carolyn White, Alice Tederman, Marlene Poletti, Carol Harp, Pat Thoms, Carolyn Spurgeon. Middle row: Mary Lou Kuil, Carmen Burse, Dorothy Conde, Joan Eckhoff, Marlene Gruber, Dorothy Bumgardner. Bottom row: Dolores Denison, Judy Gruber, Bernadine Woudstra, Eileen Demichelis, Dorothy Gomes, Margaret Almaraz, Carolyn Scott. ART CLUB The Art Club is the newest ad- dition to the list of activities at Ripon High. In spite of its infancy, this newly organized Club took first place in the annual Flower Show. al. 1 cfm 4 Q ji- 7 v Top row: Mr. Joe DeTevis, Advisor: Gene Baker, Marlene Poletti, K Ag Robert Vasconcellos. Bottom row: Carmen Burse, Dan Prater, Dorene X E , McGee. SIPANJISH CLUB Top row: Ron Tornell, John Bellis, Dale Paxman, Richard Denison, David Johnson, Henry Church, Robert Dilly, Jim Witty, Dona Zwart, Linda Eggink, Judy Arganbright. Second row: John Love, Margaret Rea, Dolores Westeyn, Claudia Wallstrom, Nellie Van Nordt, Jan- ette Parsons, Betty Conde, Carol Harp, Leroy Dedini, John Simas, Doug Hall, Ronald Macbellon. Third row: Ronald Roberts, Pete Dedini, Barbara White, Ann Nunes, Barbara Franzia, Sandra Stallberg, Norma James, Shirley Rose, Gloria Franscella, Pat Thoms, Shirley Fredricks, Elsie Borges, JoAnne Simas, Julie Smith, Annette Slikker, Elmer Franscella, Bottom row: Dolores Denison, Sandra McGee, Jamilee Dunn, Joyce Brooks, Janette Bianchi, Patsy Cabral, Elaine Torris, JoAnne Cortese, Evelyn Souza, Lynn Camoirano, Anita Bianchi, Sharon Bonnett, Nancy Gates, Jerry Williams, Mr. Antonio Martinez, Advisor. J J mllllwsl mfymmura no X ' 55: W The purpose of this group is to promote friendliness on the campus and to bring to- ' gether the mothers of the community. To this end a Mother-Daughter Tea is sponsored annually. Top row: Betty Conde, June Olmo, Joan Eckhoff, Dorothy Conde, Lois Eckhoff. Bottom row: Kathleen Rose, Vickie Bruno, Lorine Ostini, Betty Freitas. Q lg DIEBATJEZ With a team composed of 26 first year participants, 9 second year participants and only two three year participants, our 37 man Speech squad managed to bring home 4 out of 5 sweepstake awards before the Mission went to press. This outstanding record was brought about through the hard work of the members and superior coaching of Mr. Ernest Poletti, enabling Ripon's Debate Team to win awards over schools ten times our size. Top row: Nick Bellino, Barbara Franzia, Carol Harp, Johanne Rassmussen, Kathleen Nunes, Lynn Camor- rano, Second row: John Simas, Linda Eggink, Leroy Dedini, Sharon Bonnet, Joanne Simas, Bob Pemberton, Peter Dedini, Marlene Poletti. Third row: Ron Tornell, Barbara White, Anita Bianchi, Evelyn Souza, Loraine Todd, Julie Smith, Dolores Denison, Lorine Ostini, Nancy Bianchi, Shirley Lagier, Sandra McGee. Bottom row: John Bellis, Dan Prater, Don Diggs, Richard Denison, Bill Robbins, Perry Pucheu, Jalin Weststeyn, Dale Paxman. GJIRLS' ATHLETJIC ASSOQCJIATJION ,fi 4' 'QQ OFFICERS T: I JUNE oLMo President DOROTHY CONDE Vice President LORINE OS TINI Secretary- Treasurer Top row: Sandi McGee, Dorothy Conde, Doris Winters, Joan Eckhoff, Freda DeBoer, Judy DeBoer. Middle row: Mrs. Boomer, Advisor: June Olmo, Barbara Franzia, Sandra DeBoer, Carolyn White, Betty Freitas, Marlene Poletti, Joanne Simas, Loretta Brink, Peg Burton, Judy Arganbright. Bottom row: Pat Thoms, Rae Allen, Margaret Rea, Kathleen Nunes, Dolores Denison, Gloria Franscella, Carron Weaver, Nancy Bianchi, Lorine Ostini, Julie Smith. C.S.JF. Top row: G. Sinarle, D, Mattos, J. Love, T. Love, T. Beacom, R. Dilly. Second row: J. DeBoer, B. White, A. Tederman, B. Woudstra, J, Eckhoff, J. Olmo, J. Helton, C. Harp, D, Johnston, P. Mills. Third row: J. Arganbright, N. Gates, L. Todd, L. Eggink, P. Cabral, A. Slikker, B. Conde, J. Miller, E. Rose, C. White, B. Franzia, P. Thoms, J. Bowman, E. Eastberg, C. Scott, J. Manshew, M. Gates, B. Freitas, M. Poletti, J. Rassmussen, R. Denison, A. Van Der Laan, J. Westeyn, S. Stahlberg, J. Simas, J. Simas,M. Franzia. Bottom row: S. McBrian, C. Johnston, J. Jennings, C. Nicolaysen, R. Allen, M. Rea, K. Nunes, C. Wever, N. Bianchi, L. Ostini, L. Camoriano, S. Bonnet, L, Dedini, P. Dedini, G, Thoms, Mr. Qi,- B. Scherer, Advisor. :TR S ,..., , uf . ,, ' if 3 .ff 7 fp? L s if F. ,fffafl I 'Ag 'W ' - mv- pw ii . f gnu J vu ,M , lyfyyn M., . ,5 B a N V K, mm? k ,M , K tk W 0. 52.8.7321 ,. J M 1' ' , M .. ,W C W' Y ', V ' J f '1 , 44. '.f X .... K A xx X J- 1 Aw HA ya M M H ,ww ,TM 1 QQEIW, ww 1 ' wr' 9' ' 7',,- -ffm-fv T ... MW 6. 5 M QV fff'f.:! ,fM + :li . N' 1 V 4 . .Q , ,A we ., ,W X, X: W Ag I N31 -P A , . If Q. ef A . ' ' A .QW .GL 'ff' . .1 Fi'n,gxQ ,vm ,ye I R ,W B M L ' 7 , M L A . my 5 'Wx 1 JN, ., . X 2:24 if A if6f'X W - uw, 'U A M YM V- am, Ae waging - 3 . ' A' nh F53 . 3 , +5 X V A A llNlIl1lANlE'lF'lFlElS The Indianettes re- present the best vocal talent in Ripon High, chosen to sing at concerts and on other special occasions. Mr. Vincent Delamarter directs their activities. Top row: Accompanist, Larry Cline. Middle row: Joan Eckhoff, Carol Holmquist, Carol Harp, Marlene Poletti, Pat Thoms Bottom row: Linda Eggink, Judy Arganbright, Loretta Brink, Gervaise Hergenroeder, GILIEIE CLUB Top row: N. Van Noordt, A. Nunes, A. Boersma, J. Parsons, B. Bianchi, J. Miller, M. Bledsoe, G. Harden, C. White, D. Hall, L. Brink, R. Colbert, M. Fredriks. Second row: Mr. Delamarter, Director: P. Evans, C. Wallstrom, A. Tederman, K. Postma, M. Jacobo, M, Poletti, C. Harp, J. Silva, B. Conde. Third row: F. Croisant, S. Stahlberg, J. Dunn, V. Bruno, K, Nunes, D. Conde, A. Slikker, J. Arganbright, J. Brooks, L. Camoirano, J. Mattos, C. Silva, T. Pilgrim, C. Wever, S. Franscella, P. Robnett. Bottom row: M. Torris, K. Rose, S. Rose, E. Torris, J. Valadez, G. Hergenroeder, L. Cline, E. Franscella, B. Blakesley, A. Franscella, C. Macahelis, A, Bianchi, A. Azevedo, D. Gomes, J, Cortese, B, Nunes, G. Franscella, C, Hay. L X ,, 1 , .fiwf 5 5 ,I 5 4 ' rv a QW K :q:,,.,,f1, i it Sum W ,f f 35 w ef xewag ,,...13,1 eHeigla-ho! sing beigla-bo! unto the green loollyg Most friendxloip is feigfzing, most loving mere folly: Then, laeigla-bo, the holly! Thix life if most jolly! l SHAKESPEARE VARSITY QUHZE N RlI1PUlN 5 IFIIRS if IHIUMIECUNUING Joan Eckhoff, Queen Joan Eckhoff, Queen Jo Anne Valadez, Victoria Bruno, Attendants Nick Bellino, Escort Margaret Rea, LV. Queen, Gary Franscella, Esco XW H U iii N I NW S? QUNVU QLUIEUIZN Margaret Rea, J,V, Quee ach Renz crowns Margaret, J. V, Queen 4 -any 4 ' 11 1-ggjgllmrlflwvet , .cs Freshmen YFC Spanish club Sophomore 1st place 2nd place 3rd place entry ' 0 0 ' . s Q X3 X5 5 - 1 Q : . O .. JL! LO' z ' O O , I R Mlwm-on , ix vqvw-.I 1 Olaf of ,, L 1 .sn , K - 'PSR B. Mrs. Buck Varsity Queen and The marching band Attendants THE DANCE Tl 2 , GENE MEDFORD FRESHMEN C, X 'r 7 . If J I ff f fl W Y A SHIRLEY FRA NC ELLA Annually each class chooses candidates for student body royalty. Compaigns are endured heroically, preparatory to the CORONATION which highlights the week's activities. SENIOR JUNIOR June OUU0. TOTU Love SOPHOMORE Loretta Brink, Bud Sinarle Claudia Wallstrom, Bob Olmo lv' xH If ' . W ' 'WM 105-X v- .Q- 1 wg' .. -af-' fe islam? os...1 -1 . 4 'iv 'f' -wa , . 4. lu ' L ' .. 1: 12 l K.. P, 'A '...,, Q 54 51.1 S., 32-s in if 4. 'Fr ,' A if' LII - 'i 1. Q wg n-, ur I , 5 4, . I . JINUIISPENSABLE IINDH A NS Ripon Union High School's Indians of the 1957 football season will probably go down in history as the greatest gridiron aggregation in Ripon annals. Undefeated were the bywords at the close of this great season. Ten times this team stepped onto the turf during the season, and ten times they emerged victorious. This was an exceptional colorful team, featuring the passing and ball handling of their sophomore quarterback, Doug Hall: the breakaway running of Nick Bellino, Glenn Roberts, Tom Harmon, and Lawrence Solorio: the keen blocking of Tom Harmon, and Nick Bellinoz the vicious defensive play of Clarence Winters. Gene Sinarle, Bud Sinarle, Bob Shirley, Don Risenhoover, Dan Mattos, Gary Franscella, and Bob Bianchi: the pass snagging of Glenn Roberts, Bob Olmo, Clarence Winters and Ron Brown: and the great play of another score of players. But the amazing thing about this team - with all of its stars, it played as a single, precision timed, mechanical buzz saw. Many records were set by this scintillating ball club which tromped over ten opponents. With it, Ripon copped the first Southern League Championship, They were the first undefeated, untied football team in the schoo1's history. They scored a record '74 points against Mariposa in League play. For the second straight year they finished with the two top teams in Northern Califomia in scoring with 279 points. Their opponents scored 53 points. SEASUN REQCURD Ripon Bret Harte Ripon Gustine 19 Ripon Linden Ripon Denair 0 Ripon Rio Vista Ripon Newman 6 Ripon Hilmar Ripon LeGrand 6 Ripon Hughson Ripon Mariposa 7 Totals Ripon 279 Opponents 53 SC O R H N G Player Touch Pat. Points Player Touch Points Downs Downs Glenn Roberts 12 14 Wendy Pennington 1 6 Lawrence Solorio 6 Bob Bianchi 1 6 Nick Bellino 5 Doug Hall 1 6 Bob Olmo 5 Bob Shirley 0 1 Clarence Winters 4 Don Risenhoover 0 1 Tom Harmon 4 Dan Mattos 0 1 Al Solorio 2 Ron Brown 0 1 Gene Sinarle 2 Rich Fanning 0 1 THE BRAHN L, M Pictured here is the brain of the ram- paging Indians, Without so able a coach, none of the wonderful tastes of glory of the 1957 season could have been accom- plished. The coach and team worked to- gether for one and the same achievements successfully for three seasons and as a re- sult the Indians have drawn regional ac- claim in the football world. Coach Ortez took over coaching varsity football in 1955 and as a result has com- piled an astonishing 26 win 1 tie 3 los record. He was a member of the famed College of the Pacific Blitz teams of 47-'48-'49. THE BRAWN Jos I . Top Ron Brown Bob Olmo Don Risenhoover, Rich Fanning, Tom Christensen. Third Coach Renz Doug Hall Nick Bellino, Bob Bianchi, Al Solorio, Dan Mattos, Ortez Second Glenn Roberts Clarence Winters Gene Sinarle, L. Solorio, Ron Nepote. First Gary Franscella Tom Harmon Bob Shirley, Don Diggs, Bud Sinarle. cn Q11 4 E LQ Q Z Kfl Z Q L LQ Q RIIPON 12 BRET IHIARTIE 0 ' Player I Player of the of the Week Week BOB NICK BIANCHI BELLINO BOUNCED THE BULLFROGS Coach Corky Ortez's charges opened the 1957 season with a convincing 12-0 win over the Bret hart.. .mt f frogs at Angels Camp. Nick Bellino scored the initial touchdown on a fifteen yard run. Robert's try for the extra point was wide, The Indians' second touchdown was set up on an intercepted pass by Wendell Pennington who carried the ball to the five yard line. Wendy then fired a pass to standout Clarence Winters who scored the final touchdown. Bianchi's and Bellino's great defensive play won them the Player of the Week honors. Great rock'em sock 'em defensive play stole the show for the evening with Clarence Winters, Bob Shirley, Don Risenhoover, Nick Bellino, and Bob Bianchi. RIUPUN 20 ILJINIDIEN 9 Player Player of the of the Week Week CLA RENCE DA N WINTERS LIC KED THE LIONS MA TTOS Linden High School for the second straight year ran into a whale of a ballclub in the Ripon High Indians, dropping a one-sided 20 to 9 tilt. Ripon fans had much to say after watching this machine-like aggregation go to work to avenge a 14 to 0 victory gained by the Lions in 1955. One of the only three teams to defeat the Indians in Coach Ortez's three year reign. Pennington opened the scoring with a beautiful 70 yard run. Other scores were made by fleet-footed Law- rence Solorio: Bob Olmo, who scooted some 30 yards after recovering a fumble: and Glenn Roberts, who kicked two extra points. Terrific line play by the Indians' strong forward wall paved the way for all of the scores. Clarence Winters played his usual sparkling brand of ball and was assisted by the great play of tackles, Gene Sinarle, Dan Mattos: guards, Gary Franscella, Bob Shirley, and Ron Nepote: backs, Wendell Pennington, Nick Bellino, and Tom Harmon: and ends, Bob Olmo and Ron Brown. - RIIPUN 114 R110 VIISTA 0 Player Pla yer P la yer of the of the of the Week Week Week BOB B UD CLARE SHIRLEY S INARLE WINTERS RAMMED THE RAMS One of the best games witnessed at Ripon High was the initial contest between the Ripon Indians and the Rio Vista Rams which showed the Indians blasting their way through a well-coached, hard-fighting Ram eleven 14 to 0. The Rams simply couldn't match the power put up by the Ripon unit and after just five minutes had passed, Fullback Tom Harmon sprinted over from 23 yards out. Roberts kicked the conversion. The next score was a beautiful catch by Glenn Roberts off a pass from Doug Hall which went for 35 yards and the final touchdown. Glenn again split the uprights and the scoreboard read 14 to 0. Bob Bianchi, Gene Sinarle, Clarence Winters, Bob Shirley, Gary Franscella, Bud Sinarle, and Tom Harmon all played outstandingly well. RIIPON 24 IHUULMAR 6 Player Player of the of the Week Week GLENN BOB ROBERTS YANKED THE YELLOWJACKETS SHIRLEY A happy Ripon High eleven left a weakened Hilmar High in sad shape the night after their 24 to 6 romp over this top ranking ball club. Hilmar was a sadly out-classed ball club which never got started against a fast charging Indian line and scored their only touchdown on a long desperation pass in the final 20 seconds of the ball game. Tom Harmon broke the ice in the first quarter, scoring from nine yards out after Player of the Week Bob Shirley blocked a punt that set up the score. Lawrence Solorio intercepted a Hilmar aerial and scored an- other six points behind some beautiful blocking. Glenn Roberts came next with a six yard ramble after setting this score up by blocking another Hilmar punt. Nick Bellino scored the final touchdown on a six yard run behind the blocking of Tom Harmon, and Gene Sinarle. Bob Shirley, Glenn Roberts, Bob Bianchi, Dan Mattos, Clarence Winters, Tom Christensen, Gene Sinarle, just to mention a few, played brilliant ball. RIUPUN 19 HUGIHISON 0 Player of Player of the of the Week Week NICK LA WRENC E BELLDJO SOLORIO HUNG THE HUSKIES A flu riddled Ripon High varsity, after being held scoreless for one half became alive in the second stanza and whacked and outclassed Hughson's eleven to the tune of 19 to 0. Lawrence Solorio and Nick Bellino were the stars for the Indiaru in their fourth straight victory as they amassed a total of 240 yards between them on running plays. Soph Bob Olmo after recovering a fumble raced 20 yards to score for Ripon. The other scores were on a 12 yard run by Nick Bellino and an 18 yard scamper by keen blocking Tom Harmon. Gene Sinarle and Bob Shirley were the standout Ripon linemen. RIIPON 25 GUSTIINE 119 Pla yer Pla yer of the of the Week Week BOB CLARENCE OLMO RAIDED THE REDSK INS WINTERS Ripon High's flying Indians notched their sixth straight triumph by overpowering the Gustine Redskins 25 to 19. Doug Hall had a field day throwing two touchdown passes and passing for some 265 yards. Lawrence Solorio punched over the first tally on a 12 yard run. Winters came next as the All-League end pulled ina pass from the accurate arm of Doug Hall and scampered 25 yards to pay dirt. Again the burly Ripon end hir pay dirt on a shot from All-League Halfback Glenn mberts. The next score was one of the most beautiful plays during the season. Hall faded back, found Bob Olmo in the end zone, and let fire. The big end pulled in the pigskin with a fabulous catch. Ripon had another score. Ripon lost the ball four times on fumbles. Gene Sinarle, Gary Franscella, Nick Bellino, Bob Bianchi, Bob Shirley, Ron Nepote, and Tom Christensen were standout: on defense. -I-,vm W -W RIUPON 40 DENAJIR 0 Player Player of the of the Week Week GENE CLARENCE SINARLE CYCLONED THE covorss WINTERS The Denair Coyotes stuck their necks out and got their heads chopped off by another Ripon High offensive on-slaught before a roaring score crazy crowd 40 to 0. Hard running Glenn Roberts, brilliant all around footballer led the parade with three touchdowns. The other touchdowns were had by Lawrence Solorio, Nick Bellino, and Bob Bianchi. The game was highlighted by blocked punts, one of the hardest plays in football. Bob Shirley, Gary Franscella, Gene Sinarle, and Clarence Winters were the boys that blocked those punts. Bob Olmo, Don Diggs, Tom Christensen, Gary Franscella, Ron Nepote, Richard Fanning, Don Risenhoover, and Dan Mattos were defensive standouts. RIHPUN 58 NEWMAN 6 Player Player of the of the Week Week TOM GENE E WARRIORS HARMON WALLOPED TH SINARLE And so they did! Sophomore Doug Hall passed his way through the Newman Warriors defense to lead the Devastating Indians to their overwhelming 38 to 6 victory over the Warriors from Newman. Hall's pa ing, added to the tremendous spirit of the complete Indian unit, brought the worst defeat to Newman in the two schools' arch rivalry and revenge for the only defeat of the Indians 1956 football season when Newman won on a disputed play in the waning seconds of that game. Tom Harmon, in addition to playing an outstanding game on offense, crip- pled Newman on defense with eleven tackles. Gary Franscella was another outstanding defensive and offensive performer. Hall handed the ball off to Roberts who started the scoring with a 8 yard burst off tackle. The next score came about on a beautiful pass play from Hall to Roberts. This play covered '74 yards with Glenn making a fine reception and out legging his opponents. Roberts again countered on a pass from Hall in the end zone, Nick Bellino broke through the Newman defense and the Indians had another score, Hall then hit end Bob Olmo on a pass play that covered 45 yards and a score. Tom Harmon faked his way over for the next score as he struck out a hip and drew it back leaving two Newman defenders flat on their faces as he scrambled over from 34 yards out. This was sweet revenge for last year's only loss 12 to 6. Richard Fanning was a defensive standout. RIUPUN ll-41 LEURAND 6 Player Pla yer of the of the Week Week GLENN GARY ROBERTS BLASTED THE BULLDOGS FRANSCELLA The victorious and undefeated Indians traveled to LeGrand in search for their ninth victory of the 1957 campaign The Indians were led by Glenn Roberts who tore the LeGrand defense apart with his Bull like running and sure tackling. Roberts tallied two touchdowns, one of them a ten yard thrust and the other a four yard burst off tackle. The offensive blocking of Dan Mattos and Gene Sinarle enabled Glenn to score these touchdowns. Gary Franscella, Clarence Winters, and Gene Sinarle played outstanding football. Nick Bellino suffered a broken collar bone and was forced to sit out the last ball game against Mariposa. IRIIWDN 74 Nl llillllpi 7 S P13 yer Player R P la yer 5 n of the of the W of the - ' Week Week X is .sg Week i UG TOM - A-Q J GARY A HALL HARMON F RANSCELLA ' Q GROU ND THE GRIZZLIES Probably the greatest offensive and defensive show of the season came against a bewildered Mariposa eleven who left the turf on the short end of a '74 to 7 count. Markedly high for this first Homecoming tilt, the Indians rolled up their first undefeated season in Ripon High's history, ten straight wins without a defeat against a very highly-touted Mariposa aggregation. Every senior scored at least one point in this final contest. The scoring went like this: Glenn Roberts, 25 yard end run: Tom Harmon, 19 yd. end run: Roberts passed to Olmo for 36 yds.: Roberts kicked extra point: Winters re- covered a fumble and ran 51 yds.: Roberts kicked extra point: Gene Sinarle, 1 yd. run: Al Solorio, 42 yd. run: Bob Shirley ran extra point: Lawrence Solorio, 38 yd. run off tackle: Don Risenhoover ran extra point: Doug Hall 40 yd. intercepted pass: All Solorio, 27 yd. end run: Roberts kicked extra point: Gene Sinarle recovered fumble in end zone: Dick Fanning ran extra point: Hall passed to Roberts 25 yds.: Ron Brown ran extra point. This 74 points were equalled only by the 1956 Indians who racked up 81 points against Modesto J. V. 's. iWIlC If'iDllRlY llflllfllllf, W' I 1 1 9 U . .Ms ll wp? FS? 1 g W 1 ' Q 151' If k ' X 'i K E 4 4 ,X q I -1 if 3? MVYK6 '- fvx -A Qi' if, 'Q A ' A CQ 9 ' 0 4- 'X I, 1' .tw ky I ,I RNA- V 'vs 5' ' f l 'S' ' - W , U V R 1 1- ,S 31 ff T .M s 1-...M , ' 1 ...G ,Q I -ul -, , . I l .. Q F' P' 3 I -Q.. ,f , 43 G 9' sh f if ' f Q 4 tl S1 M 'i km S .xg vi f fi E 4-5. Q ,f 9-v ' ' ,ef J, 4 U.. A X.. A 3Q,,,,,' W 5--.5,'.. l , 7' pl N 45 A 2' :Q a . lg Q '51 24 cr' F Q QQ if P51 S 1' if 'Q 'I it sq wa, Q up 'nwas 4 5 iw ' v 0 N' K Q 1 4:53 ,ga .fa 4' ,1. , . 4. 1 , 1 Q DJU'li1'S'lVA N IIN NG WI, Y HRS GENE SINARLE NICK BELLINO CLARENCE WINTERS Outstanding Lineman Outstanding Back Outstanding Lineman , 'S in D B B if is-Nw-L w!. GLENN ROBERTS Outstanding Player of Southern League T?f'i3Il'iT3N fixm:,5fc1:1LV1F1H11ei1RN 1L11i1fxaG1mf1i', Trfgfmwl G'15lff??ll?i5EfA BOB SHIRLEY GENE SINARLE GLENN ROBERTS CLARENCE WINTERS JLV, IFOUTBALL The J, V, football team of 1957 started the season with 39 boys reporting for practice. The team consisted mostly of Freshmen and Sophomores The season was interrupted many times due to the flu. All members of the team saw a lot of action, and about 20 of the boys earned their b1ock R. Ripon Ripon Ripon Ripon SEASON RECORD Bret Harte 20 Linden 0 Mariposa 0 Hughson 0 Ripon Ripon Ripon Ripon W 1CDlU'iFS'iFANilDil N ti imt,Mwff3uS Gustine Newman LeGra nd Hilmar If K. PERRY PUCHUE JOE GRASSO LARRY DAVIS Outstanding Linernan Most Consistent Outstanding Back . 8 w r N 4, . , i i I lr W5 5,535 X Hageman, Viss, Luis, Betschart, Van Assen, Viss, Winters, Alleman, Ortez, Renz, Grasso, Vincelet Bruno Mohler, Weatherford, R. Franscella, Bledsoe, J. Franscella, Veneman, Puchue, Davis, Johnston Allen Bruno, Brooks, Kuil. Y IBASMIETBALL l , A - 95.555 H . Coach Ortez, Bob Olmo, Gary Carlson, Tom Love, Ron Brown, B. Robbms C Ortez Lawrence Solorio, George Harden, D. Hall, G. Sinarle. COACH ORTEZ R, BROWN, L, soLofuo, T. LOVE, G. SINARLE, HALL GENE SINARLE Na me Gene Sinarle Lawrence Solorio Ron Brown Tom Love Doug Hall Bob Olmo George Harden Gary Carlson Bob Shirley Casey Top Scorer 'Q ' 'I Nl 'R W BQCfUJlR1ING S'lFA'lFllb'll Mb Total Pts. Name 184 Gene Sinarle 163 Ron Brown 159 Tom Love 127 Bob Olmo 121 Lawrence Solorio 62 Gary Carlson 13 George Harden 10 Doug Hall 8 lfrm TX 66 99 B BASKETBALL The B basketball team looked like a Champion team at the beginning of the season when six straight victories were chalked up - changes were made - which weak- ened the team, and as a result six straight defeats were registered, all of which were league games. The team was rebuilt and won six of its last eight games, and tied for fifth place in league standing. The team scored 940 points for an average of 47 per game, a good offensive mark for any team. A tribute to Ben Renz's coaching ability. BEN RENZ HOME HOME Ripon Ripon Ripon Ripon Ripon Ripon Ripnn Ripon Ripon Ripon Renz, I. Love, A. Clemens, T. Beacon, B. Sinarle, S. Couuakis, J, DeSe1le, R. Tornell, D. Valadez. J. Grasso, L. Davis, L. Solorio, H. Baron, R. Allen, J. Jocobo. SEASON RECORD INDIVIDUAL SCORING OPP, HOME OPP. NAME NAME Linden 36 Ripon 33 Gustine B. Sinarle S. C0utr8kiS Downey 34 Ripon 31 Hughson A. S010ri0 R. Allen Modesto 27 Ripon 66 Mariposa J. Love J. Grasso Modesto 27 Ripon 38 LeGrand H. Baron J. Jacobo Downey 18 Ripon 50 Hilmar J. DCSCIIC R. T0rfl61l R.C.I-LS, 35 Ripon 54 Newman W. Betschart LeGrand 54 Ripon 52 Gustine Hilmar 30 Ripon 49 Hughson Denair 46 Ripon 79 Mariposa Newman 56 PTS 21 20 10 8 4 BASEBALL Capm' Because of the Mission deadline in March, our baseball team has been sadly neglected. Our team, under the guidance of coach Ortez, has compiled somewhat of a record in the last five years. They have captured two Northern Joaquin Championships, finished second twice, and third once. The Championships occured in 1955 and 1957. This year's team 119581, led by three four-year veterans, should finish near the top in the newly formed Southern League. Bob Shirley, Glenn Roberts, and Clarence Winters are the four year veterans. They will be ably bolstered by hard-hitting Allan Franscella, Walt Betschart, Jim De Selle, and Larry Davis, Rounding out the squad will be first year men Bill James, Doug Hall, Richard Fanning, Joe Grasso, H. Baron, R. Allen, Ken Doom and Bob Olmo. NV RSll'lF'Y BASlElB3AlLlL SQUAXIID G1-ENN ROBERTS Ortez, G. Roberts, C. Winters, B. Shirley, R, Brown, R. Fanning, B, Olmo, W Betschart, A. Franscella, B. James, D. Hall, 1. DeSel1e, L. Davis, J. Grasso, R. Allen. , wil I ' ' 1' 1955 BASEBALL CHAMPS RECORD 1957 BASEBALL CHAMPS RECORD Ripon 3 Hughson 1 Ripon 13 Hughson 1 Ripon 4 Hughson 3 Ripon Hughson Ripon 2 Denair O Ripon 'I Denair 6 Ripon 14 Hilmar 0 Ripon Hilmar Ripon 3 Escalon 0 Ripon 5 Escalon 3 Ripon 4 Linden 3 Ripon Linden Ripon 10 Linden 3 Ripon 4 Linden 0 Ripon 13 Escalon '7 Ripon Escalon Ripon 5 Hilmar 1 Ripon 8 Hilmar 0 Ripon 2 Denair 8 Ripon Denair WON 10 LOST O WON '7 LOST 3 G. Viss. B. Vis, J. Love. R. Nepote. R. Colbert, N. Bellino, Renz, B, Sin- arle, T. Love, G. Franscella, D, Mattos, J. Weatherford, M, Bruno, J. Franscella, D. Valadez, G. Sinarle, T. Harmon, SPIEEDAVVAY QHAMPIIUNS SIENIIORS Captain: DORIS WINTERS Front row: Joan Eckhoff, Doris Winters, Vicki Bruno, Joanne Valadez, Lorine Ostini. Back row: Betty Freitas, Pat Thoms, Peggy Burton, June Olmo, Freda DeBoer, Dorothy Conde, Rae Lee Allen. GIRLS? SPORTS S JW IEUEZHD W A 'Y .H U N ll ff D JR S Captain: NANCY BIANCHI Front row: Flo Ann Croisant, Kathleen Nunes, Carton Wever, Nancy Bianchi Rosemary Morris, Margaret Rea, Judi Argenbright, Back row: Marlene Poletti, Sandy DeBoer, Sue White, Judy DeBoer, Alice Tederman, Wilma Schilder, Loretta Brink. -wr, ,,.....---' ,- ':. ,...T...g , s SPEEDAWAHXV SOIPUHIUMURES Captain: JULIE SMITH Front row: Loraine Todd, Anita Bianchi, Betty Conde, Gloria Francella, Shirley Rose, Nancy Gates. Back row: Norma James, Donna Zwart, Barbara White, Barbara Franzia, Io- anne Simas, Carol Harp, Claudia Wallstrom, Linda Eggink, Julie Smith, Carol Holmquist, Jamalee Dunn. S lP'lli1ll?,U ,.fl K W7 A Y ll? R HS H M H N Captain: LOIS ECKHOFF Front row: Eileen Demichelis, Susan Newell, Sharon Siggins, Margaret Al maraz. Middle row: Irene Freitas, Donna Douma, Despina Coutrakis. Back row: Mary Franzia, Hendrina Schilder, Eileen Douma, Lois Eckhoff, Linda Douma, Carolyn Scott. , . ' BASKETIBAILL CHAMPHUNS SIILNIIURS Captain: PEGGY BURTON QM 1 Bottom row: Lorine Ostini, Joanne Valadez, Doris Winters, Pat Thoms, Back row: Joan Eckhoff, Jayne Helton, Freda DeBoer, Betty Freitas. BASKETBALL ,JI UNHURS Captain: JUDY DEBOER Bottom row: Margaret Rea, Carron Wever, Marlene Poletti, Judy Arganbright Back row: Sandi DeBoer, Loretta Brink, Judi DeBoer, Wilma Schilder, Susie White, W fl BASKETBALL SUPIIQIIUMURIELS Captain: IOANNE SIMAS Front row: Nancy Gates, Shirley Rose, Gloria Francella, Sandy Stahlberg. Back row: Norma James, Julie Smith, Ann Nunes, Barbara Franzia, Joanne Simas, Carol Holmquist. HB A S li IETF HB IL, lL, FR IES H M EN Captain: MARY FRANZIA Front row: Linda Douma, Margaret Almaraz, Irene Frietas, Despina Couuakis Back row: Mary Franzia, Alice Vander Laan, Lois Eckhoff, Donna Douma, Hendrina Schilder, Brenda Lindsey. Front row: Lynn Camoirano, Judy Arganbright, Anita Bianchi, Judy Gruber, Joanne Valadez, Carron Wever, Margaret Rea, Flo Ann Croisant. Back row: Joyce Miller, Marlene Poletti, Linda Temm, Julie Smith, Susie White, June Olmo, Kath leen Nunes, Joan Eckhoff, Rae Lee Allen. AQUACADE G.A.,A., ADVISOR MRS, BOOMER .IIUNHQKDR XVARSIITY YEJLL LEADERS Anne Head VARSIITY Left to right: Marlene Polett J Valadez, Joan Eckhoff, Yell Leader: Joan Eckh ff Left to right: Barabra Franzia, Julie Smith. MEMORIES OF 1957-58 SCHOOL YEAR September 15, 1957. The first day of school opened with the Freshmen wary, the Sophomores un- impresed, the Juniors debonair, and the Seniors very sophisticated. Gradually everyone settled down to the old established routines. Football was the first activity of the season. It was the first completely successful season in the history of the school. Every game was won. Another FIRST was the Homecoming Parade. Every class and organization participated by entering a float. Remember how hush-hush the Spanish Club was in making their float? They had it so far out in the country that it nearly blew apart bringing it in to the parade. Since FIRST was the theme of the parade, Mrs. Lila Buck was the Grand Marshal, having graduated with the first class of Ripon in 1912. The Class of '62 will proudly recollect their combined efforts for the winning float. The Freshmen's inspiration to duplicate the First Massacre swelled their coffers with top money. During the half time of the Homecoming game with Mariposa, there was that moment of tendemess displayed by Nick Bellino as he crowned the Varsity Queen, Joan Eckhoff. Mr, Ben Renz crowned the Junior Varsity Queen, Margaret Rea. The '74-7 victory over Mariposa put every- one in an ecstatic mood for the Homecoming Dance. We felt the pinnacle of our high school social career had been achieved by the gala affair. Remember the Big Surprise? Our Spanish teacher, Tony Martinez, was blindfolded and driven around town to initiate him into the Order of the Mystic Knights of the Sea, while everyone went out to the football field where the University of California Band formed and started playing. We were all proud to have their former drum major a member of our faculty. The Speech students started the year by taking four sweepstakes awards at the Stagg, Sacramento State, Ripon Christian, and Downey tournaments. Joanne Simas was so surprised when she won two trophies in a single tournament. Twice Ripon had a three-way tie for first place in debate. We may be small but we're mighty! A busy schedule filled the autumn calendar. October ushered in a big construction for new buildings to house home economics, music, and science and to provide additional classroom space. New locker rooms have been provided for P, E, classes. The anticipated completion date is April 30. Henceforth the face of the Ripon campus will be changed. The band dinner was a scene of merriment with movies of the highly esteemed band in parade, led by that proud, prancing drum major, George Harden. The opening of the impressive Christmas Concert stilled the audience as Mr. Delamarter, the director, raised his baton signaling action - but at that in- stant someone's music fell to the floor, Whose? Those gallant and heroic football players will never forget their banquet and the pride that swelled their hearts at the calling of their names to receive out- standing player awards. Remember that smile on Clarence Winters' face? Too numerous for these pages are the many happy and humorous incidents associated with these past occasions. Many dances were held this year. Most were well attended even though the stag line was often in- active. One of the major shuffles was the culmination of the King and Queen Contest. Remember the food that was sold at noon by each class to raise money for their candidates? The old time tradition of the Junior King and Queen winning was broken by the Freshman class. They worked very hard! Gene Medford and Shirley Franscella won the honors, Two girls experienced happy moments when the announcement came through that the Betty Crocker Homemakers of Tomorrow Contest had been won by Rae Lee Allen and that Patsy Cabral had been singled out for the D, A,R,, Good Citizenship Award. Many activities yet to come can not be recorded now. Tickets are now being sold for the Parade of Stars scheduled for later in March. Characteristic enthusiasm of the Speech students insures its success. The Girls' League Conference at Asiloman will provide some happy memories for the lucky girls selected to attend. The slumber parties for the Future Homemakers of America and the G, A, A, will not be easily forgotten. Two excited Juniors will be attending Girls' State and Boys' State. Marlene Poletti and John Love deservedly were chosen for the representation. The Bank of America award winners have been announced. The worthy Seniors are John Simas, Tom Love, Patsy Cabral, and Joan Eckhoff, What made April 12th so remarkable? Do you recall going to the Fable Room at the Covell Hotel all dressed out in your loveliest finery? Mr. Senior President who was your escort? If we could look into a crystal ball we would know who the winners of the many scholarships and awards are to be. We do know that the Seniors are anxiously awaiting the presentation of these awards, two of which are the Valedictorian and the Salutatorian. Senior Ditch Day, Bauccaleurette, Graduation Night, all of these important events, will bring nostalgic memories to the graduating class of 1958. Two new Seniors joined our class in the last semester their pictures appear lower on this page. Ripon Union High School, we are indebted to you for these memories. We know that the more we reflect upon them, the dearer they will become to us! EDITOR'S FINALE When to the sessions of sweet silent thought I summon up remembrance of things past, I sigh the lack of many a thing I sought, And with old woes new wail my dear time's waste: Then can I drown an eye, unused to flow, For precious friends hid in death's dateless night, And weep afresh love's long since cancelled woe, And moan the expense of many a vanished sight: Then can I grieve at grievances foregone, And heavily from woe to woe tell o'er The sad account of fore-bemoaned moan, Which I new pay as if not paid before, But if the while I think on thee, dear friend, All losses are restored and sorrows end. William Shakespeare ERNESTINE TELLES MARY TORRES Friends are born, not made, The better the day, the better the deed' Transferred from New Mexico in Transferred from Senior Year, Stockton High in Senior Year. PR1INCCIUPJAL'S MESSAGE dent Body, and especially the class of 1958, add to your Treasure Chest of pleasant memories. Congratulations to the editor, the staff, and the advisor of the 1958 Mission and to the Senior Class for their successful completion of four years of education. Otis M. Kingery Hincipal Tlair above all - to thine own :elf be mae And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou cami not than be fake to any man. SHAKESPEARE ay 1 2? 1 tl- 5.1 Hi' Q, : iw 513 We. Y ,C , X' 5523 ' :Marg X , 1 ' 1 ' tif' e 7-11522 1 Q yuglwf V , .m.,-,.,5 , ,W.,,4z.flz..L,.., . .gwxix f- , , ,..,., ww.. ,- .w... ,z xl 'ly 21?xi1:Y1,'rL'Qti1fe 1i5i:'mj155f4p 3 i.LS3fnffM:Af7t 1 .LW , ,, .,,, ., K Tfxgm, 2 . t , f LL,, l L, -'WEMSVI Siffpr... 3 , k . ,Q.fLE'??fffJ A 4 Lk: f-A -flaws 42 ff-.f,?1,' Q . f i,, k 11,5 191155, f yy Vw I F 3291, 'izix 1 t,rsgg,,- ' 5 , V x ,Q ' My ' 5 I WPI' 51' M A Us zz 'W Lv: W nw A , f i, A -sf Y GF . .,,, 3 755 gif? 'Q i':1 f1'f?' Sz ' 1- I Q1-ww x:f.i:w:: ' .2 1 f ., ,,,' F ,ZLL 3' 15' K' ziiia , +7 11- Q 1 ff i 2 ,v2T'wi WWI-: M 'ffl fu-iw., if 1 5-f '1 ff? gii w I 3 , x , ,, f Z 1 4 LL..L LW. V M, y, Vg 5? ' gg s X 1, ,fr , ' X, Ei-H -.mrs QA Best Wishes to the Class of 1958! SIIMAS REAL ESTATE JOE SIMAS, Licensed Broker Notary Public - Insurance Phone HOward 3-4062. Rt. 1, Box 201 Stockton Ripon RASMUSSEN Sw' S+-uc 5 VALLEY TAG AND LABEL PLUMBING SERVICE COMPANY SX Congratulations, Class of 1958 Phone TA 9-0281 134 S, Stockton Ripon, California Ripon, California DENDULK SUPER SERVICE STATION Congratulations Class of 1958 ih- Rip on, California W QZMM WWWQ77 OLD FASHIONED PRODUCTS CO. AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Packer of All Pure Best Wishes Evaporated and Sweetened Class of '58 Condensed Milk Rip on, California Ripon, California 13CD13'1-E5 AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Best Wishes to Class of '58 Ripon, California BLJIQNELJQS MARKET Congratulations Class of '58 100 E, Main Meats - Groceries Ripon, California THE TCJGGETQY Manteca's Finest Clothing for All the Family Sportswear - Suede Jackets Sweaters - Skirts - Jewelry 205 W. Yosemite Avenue Manteca, California Zfffdxgwk TELEPHQNE CQMDANY Greetings to the Class of '58 Service Is Our Business Phone Talbot 3-2121 117 Sycamore Ave. Manteca, California B035 QICI-H: IE I..D Best Wishes Class of 1958 229 W. Main Ripon, California 13CDl.l.lNCD'5 Best Wishes Class of 1958 Manteca, California MA NTECA DRUG STORE 128 W, Yosemite Manteca, California DCDLJIVIPQS Congratulations LES WILSON ERNA WILSON Class of '58 TED POULOS Groceries Meats For Your Every Farm Need Vegetables F Main Street Congratulations Ripon Class of '58 Ripon, California Congratulations Clas s of '58 MANTECA BLJl.L..E'I'I N Published Every Thursday COMMERCLA L PRINTING AND PUB LISHING 531 Phone E, Yosemite TA 3-2172 Manteca, California N 8: S HOME APPLIANCE COMPANY Appliances - Wiring Pumps - Motors Our 22nd Year Service That Satisfies Ripon, California l3ETEl2'5 MA12 KET Groceries - Meats - Produce Hardware - Public - Scales Simms Station THE FCDCDD EAN I4 Meats - Groceries - Produce Manteca, California Congratulations Class of '58 Thanks for Your Co-Ope ration '1 u DE 1305125 JEWELRY Congratulations Class of '58 Ripon California JCDI-I NSONS STUDIO 135 West Yosemite Manteca, California Established 1852 YMWZQWM B120-5. u..-VD. STEEL - INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES SHOP TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT ' T' I-I E 536 South Aurora Street Phone HOward 6-9541 P,O, Box 1730 Stockton, California - Wholesale Distributors NEST L..E COMPANY - INC. Nescafe - Nest1e's Milk UNITED LUMBER YARD Service in Quality Building Is Our First Thought MIKE'S MARKET Groceries, Meats, Vegetables and Variety East Yosemite Ave. , Manteca, Calif. Phone TA. 3-8890 JOE'S FOOD CENTER .TOE A. FRETAS, JR. Groceries, Fresh Meats, Vegetables East Yosemite, Manteca, Calif, Phone Ta. 3-5941 Congratulations, Class of '58 KAMP5 MANTECA PLUMBING co. X Congratulations to the Class of '58 5 6 South 99 Hwy. Manteca, Calif. Phone TA 3-2423 LLOYD L, HENRY, D, D,S, Best Wishes to Class of '58 Phone Manteca TA 3-2164 L, P, Gas and Appliances 336 W. Main Street Ripon QIDCDN VARIETY For the Finest Variety of Merchandise MR. AND MRS. JESS FRANKLIN Ripon, California PAS NIA BTQCS. TUNE UP AND REPAIR Walnut Avenue Ripon Phone TA 9-2093 IV! ODESTCD FRENCH STEAM LAUNDRY Public Accounting - Notary Public 1201 Eighth St, Phone LA. 3-3257 and General Insurance ED SIMIDIAN 1-1, SIMIDIAN 209 Main St. , P, O, Box 845 Telephone 9-2281 Ripon, Calif, Modesto, California KGJQMQZZX Building Hardware -Appliance s Linoleum and Hous ehold Items Ripon, California MAL'S BILLIARDS Your Place of Recreation MANUEL MACEDO 237 E. Yosemite Ave. Manteca, California THE BOOTERY Shoes for the Whole Family 18 N. Main Manteca, California BOBSON CLEANERS Stockton and Mantec a Finest Cleaning for 30 Years Plant Store DAVIS BROS, HARDWARE Ripon, California SWIER'S MOTOR CO. SWIER AND SONS, Props. 824 N. Main St. 118 W, Yosemite 121 Stockton Street Phone Ta. 9-0771 Phone 204 Phone 952 Manteca Ripon, California ' I WALT'S NEWSSTAND Magazines - Tobacco - Candy 142 East Yosemite Manteca, California TROY'S CAFE Finest Foods at Troy's Chinese and American Main St. Manteca LEGS GROCERY LEO BERNAC CHI, Prop. 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Yosemite Ave. Manteca, California TQIPGN CLEANERS Congratulations, Class of '58 Home Owned and Operated by MARY AND RALPH ATWELL 311 West Main Street Ripon, California HAROLD DE JONG DoDcSo Congratulations Class of 1958 Ripon, California HENRIETTA'S BEAUTY SHOP For the Latest Hair Styles Two Operators to Serve You Even Better HENRIETTA AND ELIZABETH VAN DYK Ripon, California GE IEVES FLORAL SHOP Plants - Gifts - Cards Flowers for All Occasions Phone TA 9-0291 Ripon, California WWW Hwy 12 11-'Dom BAKEEY Prescriptions School Supplies Cosmetics Bron's Bakes Best Main Street Ripon Cakes and Pastry for All Occasions Phone TA 9-1791 A N T I-I 0 5 108 East Main Ripon, California DRY GOODS Congratulations Class of 1958 Rip on, California Phone TA 9-0551 NAANTECA MO TOR SA LES Your Authorized Ford and Mercury Dealer Phone TA. 3-3131 506 W. Yosemite Ave, Manteca, California For Your Every Farm Need IXAANTECA FEED STORE 144 N. 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Main Talbot 3-2443 254612565 JEWELRY Rings by Granat Jewels by Trifari Religious Articles Lunt and Towle Sterling Watches and Gifts Watch and Jewelry Repair 137 Maple Manteca Talbot 3-3516 IV1 K .J TEACTOQ Genuine Ford Parts Free Pick-Up and Delivery on Repairs Call Us for a Demonstration Now Manteca 115 West Center Talbot 3-5624 MANTECA DEPARTMENT STORE 2.20-224 West Yosemite Manteca Talbot 3-4432 Free Parking in Back Ask for Profit Sharing Stamps nf lm vw-rms A' uno: sz runusnmc. cbmsuw DAlx2?:EX M 51 M 05265662 8: TRANSPORTA TION CO. Manteca E. Yosemite and Garfield Ave. Talbot 3-3142 zhWX Z! 3 Congratulations to the Class of 1958 JOE M, SANTOS, Proprietor ' AUTOGRAPHS 2-1 gf 'iggvfx A 'J ga l ,. ff- we wg? J 46,5 Q f ,J . 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