Roseville High School - Rose Leaves Yearbook (Roseville, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1947 volume:

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A 'N xl 'si uv ,Pj 59 X . .P -aa -X xt Nl' FZAE- we , gs, ' X . em , S jail' 'Q X, DSE , lx X l H ft X ' t XX FICHIIUWLEDGIIIEIIT Photography by Sanborn Studio Kfor- merly Holmboe Studiol, Roseville, California: Printing by Lederer, Street and Zeus Company, Berkeley, Califor- nia: Engraving by Bee Engraving, Sac- ramento. California, and Covers by Silvius and Schoenbackler, Sacramento, California. x N theR e Stff f 947 ff TL' K1 4 . x sen in o ou an accoun 0 our ac ivi ies 0 1 ' the pas sc X111 ., . whatever th f r h ld f wish A . Q to keep a co t d f our 1 , happy year Th f w I OUI' ' L , s I Foaawoan 5g59vuQ?w ,pu via-:,gt yoseLeav S tafo 1 :axle pre? M My U70 ,I PM 9 , Ka h Pl d Oi Vnui I jgy many memo s b twee th f this 1 . f xy! EE 6 Q 1 S S 3 S1 lwvu mi QW IN MEMO R IAM HANFORD CROCKER, CLASS OF '47 J y 30 1930 J uary 21, 1947 s CLASSES FA CULTY MR. HENEIJET'l'I Vive Principal, Sofia! Studies: MISS Mc- IIRAYER-Englisll: MRS. FLEMING-English, Sotiul Studies: MRS. GRAIIAM-fMuthematirsg MISS LINDSEY-ffnglislag MISS LE NOBEI.--English: MISS BUCKALEW-Sewing: MR. JOHN- SONACammcnial Subjects MRS. CLEMENT-Library: MR. ARP-Srirnrt Il: MRS. ARP- Enylish: MR. BURNSAMerllaniral Drawing: MRS. COTTRELL- Girls' Pllysirul Ed., Dramatirsf MRS. TREMS-Foods: MR. HOLEN -Nlathematirsg MRS. ADAMS-Girls' Physical Edurativu: MR. VICENTE--Spanish: MRS. HARTWIGQ--Chemistry, Marlumutirs. MR. HANSON -l'rinripulg MR. RICHEY-Social Studies: MRS. I7REENIAN7l.atin, Sofia! Studifsg MR. COHURN-Carpvllryg MRS. COLLINS--Rtgistrarg MISS 0'NEILI.f-Commrrcial Sub- jvftxg MR. GALE-English, Chorus: MR. BRADY--'Auto .Ill- rlmnirs: MR. BOBIIfGenrrul Srirnrt, illalhrnmlirs. NOT IN PICTURE MR. DE WOOD--f0rrhestru, Band: MR. MOELLER---Hays' Phyl- irul liduruliun: MR. RANSOME-'Bays' Physical Eduralion. TRUSTEES MRS. EDITH ROYER, Serrrtaryg MR. J. B. PAOLINI, MR. STEVE RIOLO, MR. IJOULTON BURNER, MR. BEN RUHKALA, MR. WILLARD DIETRICH. FRNIE SASAKI ROBFRT SOUSA JEANNE FMPEY SENIVR CLASS i-IISTV R' Our four years are finally over, and each and every senior has been known to say, Yes, these were the happiest years of my life. These years have gone by so fast that, as we look back, we remember and think Iongingly. As freshmen we went through the bewilderment of the first few days of getting acquainted with new people and adapting ourselves to the unfamiliar routine of high school life. The sophomores played hosts to us at the Fresh- man Reception on October 15, and, with great initiative, we made the Frosh- Tumblers dance a huge success. We went all out in the war effort by sponsoring the crutch and cane campaign for disabled soldiers. Then before we knew it we were moving up the ranks to another year. As sophomores we started the year by honoring the new frosh at the Fresh- man Reception. We started out with a leap and a bound to keep up with Mr. Arp on his annual hikes. At the end of this year we decorated the platform for the graduation and were even more anxious to become juniors. At last, as upperclassmen, we out-did ourselves in school activities. We worked as a class to sell magazine subscriptions to raise money to make our prom, Stairway to the Stars, one of the best in the history of RJ UHS. Then we were given the opportunity to write our term papers on peacetime sub- jects, a change from the emphasis on war which had prevailed for four years. Our sponsors, Mrs. Spitler and Mr. Vicente, helped us greatly to prove that we had the ability to be capable and competent Juniors. Our last year finally arrived, and we were honored at the annual Junior Prom. Following in close sequence were the Boxing Scamper, Girls' League Show, Senior Ditch Day, Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate Sunday, and now Commencement. With this we bid a fond and sad farewell to RJUHS. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES KENNETH BARNES, BETTE LEE CAGLEY, HARRY DANIELS. SAMMY DEMAS PHILIP KISTER, KEITH NOAKES, DONALD SCOLES, ROBERT STRAND. I'IIYI.LIS SMI I H TOBY WIIVII OI Is KIAYNOR SIU! IKILRI . 'R' :A if g Q' H U . X 1 . -sv' X da'-2 in ii , 9 Nl' K9 HARLIN AMICK BARBARA HELL OLGA RHNITEZ LUCY HERINIKIIIEZ EMM!-1'l I' BERRY RUTH BLAKHLY .ll-EAN BOONE WALTICR BORKIZ BERRY BOSTON HELEN HRAIJHN RALPH CAMPIKEIJ, SALVADOR CASTRO NANCY CATALANO IJAYID DARRITZ LAYINA DAHL NORMA DECKRR .IUANITA DIAZ BETTY IJOYLE JEAN IELMORE RUSH IJON HMICRHUN .IIZANNH IEMVICY RDI! EVANS lH'fl.l5N I l'IN'l'ON M.'XIilil. Iflililililill I..-XYLANIJ FRIIHCRK lflillill.-X UAIJIHCRIU RIIIIIARID 4i,fXl,Yl'IZ .NIPUNSU U-XIHII-K IIUYIIIC li.-XRNli'l l' M.-KRCIl.I,Ii ll-XSS JUY HRUUM ICIJNA Il.-Xl.l. S.-XI,I.N ll.-XM,-KMU'l'0 IIANNA IIARIH .I -Hllx IIARTM AN 'l'HEl.M-X IIXSAPIS RUTH HELMS DAVID IIUAGLANIJ 2' S .ui m P I' 'LII fx Nl QJ X NIVRS MERILYN HUBBARD ROBERT HUNTER LIDO ISOLA CLIFF JOHNSON PATRICIA JONES DORIS KELLY KENNETH RENT BILLY KOLAK DORA ROSE I.aDUE DOLORES LANDIS MILDRED LANE EDNA LASICK NI ATALIE MALKOVICH BEVERLY MANDEVILLE GEOR4 IIE MANDICH MANVIEI. MARTIN BUD NIAYY IILAUD MAXFIELD HOWARD MEHI. LESLIE MeCARGO MARYLOU MICHAEL ROBERT MILLER DOLORES MINARD CONNIF MONTFRO FRANCES MORILLAS JOAN MUELLIZR FRANCES MULLIGAN BETTY MURRAY X IOl.li'I' NICHOLS -JOHN NIERI BUDDY NISIHMURA BARBARA NUNN FRANCES OIJGFRS IZLVFRT OEST JOSEPHINR OLIVA EDNA OLSON JUNE OSlil,I.A JOHN OTTER 'FN NLR. -aa. Q 40 . 'NU' 1 1 NIVR9 IRENE PALMER DARLENE PARKER RICHARD PENNY .I A MES PORTER JACK I'O'I I'S JOHN PUGH KENNETH PUGH JACK PIIRCELI, LOIS R-XMSEY MAXINIE REIITOR EAI-I RICH ILEEN ROBERTS MARIE ROIIAS YERNE RODONI HAROLD RUGGLES GER-KLIHNI-I SAATHOFF ERNEST SASAKI MINERVA SCANIJAI IS MA RY SCOTT PHYLLIS SMITH ROBERT SOUSA ANITA STANLEY GUS STAMAS PAULINE STRONG OAYNOR STUCKERT THELMA THOMAS CLARENCE TERHUNE , HELEN TINER BETTY TINTINOER JOE TRUAX PAUL TURNER BESSIFI UYEDA DALE VANDHRHOOF HARRY WEILER TORY WHITLOCK LEWIS WILSON CATHRYN WOLF AUDREY WUOTI 9 NI' Kc X 9 . ,H . I. bo. '01 '1 No- :S r 11 ff f 139:13 S 5.1 Yflilwsm 1 5 Gaynor Stuckert Elvert Oest Marcille Cass Pauline Strung Don Emerson Verne Roduni Bette Lee Cagley Harlin Amick Connie Monteru Paul Turner Ernie Sasaki Marie Rodas Dolnres Landis Claud Maxfield Toby Whitlock Helen Tiner Howard Melil Frances Morillas Ruth Helms Phyllis Smith Mabel Ferrern Belly Murray Joe Truax Danna Hardy Audrey Wuuti Salvador Castrn Helen Fenton Jeanne Empey Bob Sousa Ruth Blakely Luvinu Dahl Richard Galvez Harold Ruggles Allnnsu Garcia Thelma Hasapis Beverly Mandeville David Dahrilz .lack Potts Edna Hall Dale Vanderhoof S'-NIOR3 JS' ...gp ' 3. -is lv A.m S nM.? - ' G Nga' J D 'iw 'V '31 X 'i'l' l'ir.v! Row, Ivfl to right: Marian DeVries, Jeanelle Bianco, Manuelita Baca, Darlis Beeman, Carnation Corral, Uielia Chavez, Elsie Clarkston, Barbara Chidcster, Joan Carlisle. Margaret Boyer. Serond Row: Evelyn Daniels, Dorothy Danalias, Elda Bianchi, Mary Lee Blake, Mary Crespillo, Barbara Davis, Betty Andrews. Pat Benoit, Arlene Allen, Arlis Barnes. Third Row: Allan Cameron, Robert Arrihalsaga, Donald Christensen, Mike Crespillo, Raymond Cook, Gene Bc-Iote, Ronald Brill, Maurice Davidson, Jesse Carrillo, Fourth Row: Adrian Cnrdoni, Vincent Arp, Robert Cravens, Sam Delfarlo, Tony Basque. lfirxl Row, lrft In right: Althea Gasser, Norma Harris, Lillian Erickson, Marian Erickson. Marlene Hunzeker, Paula Gass, Delores Groom, Maria Gutierrez, Barbara Layton. Srmnd Row: June Hamada, Elvera Isola, Maxine Johnson, Vida Jones, Jeanne Hartman, June Lasick, Maria Garcia, Marjorie Gadherry, Helen Gould. Third Row: Vincent Lera, Mario Giovannoai, Doa Edgar, Dexter Good. .lim Blster, Maurice Giesser, Teddy Harris, Raymond Fowler. fourth Roni: Toshio Hnmamoto, Raymond Fisher, Martin Hall, Alan llanish, Dick Lewis, Tony Georplis, Bruno Frediani, Don Kamrar. OFFICERS l'F'l'liR RIULU IZVELYN DANIELS MAURICIE DAVIDSON JUNIV 'Q N- ...ff . 5 e++-Pailnwenaannemf , ff ..t,,,. .e,,,J. Q 1 . -1 -wg- me First Row, left to right: Rita Roman, Arlys Palmer, Madeline Macias, Lula Mae Morris, Joy Dell Robison Dorothy Reed, Immaculate Raco, June Naake. Serand Row: Leo Marin, Joe Rankin, Martha Ojeda, Carol Butts Catherine Mantredi, Barbara Minkkinen, Katherine Moeller, Jane McConnell. Third Row: Jimmy Murray Rohert Meinyer, Herbert Nitta, Robert Palo, Jerry Pickering, Pete Riolo, Chris Piches, Roy McClure. lfirxt Row, le!! to right: Lillian Seaton, Lola Woods, Adeline Whatley, Mary Sharp, Delores Santucci, Shirley Sihert, Lou Jean Smith, Doris Schmidt, Jean Washburn. Xrrund Row: Joyce Stewart, Margaret Wolf, Betty Simpson, Edna Stanley, Betty Wyatt, Laura Willard, Martha Uriha, Sue Sasaki, Janet Uyeda, Dolores Stacey Delphine Naake. Third Row: Norman Wilson, La Wayne Shrope, Matt Vuletich, Don Wiggins, Joe Manzano Fredrick Yon Fluee, Bill Sawtell, Garth Stoll, Stexe Salardino, Leonard Silvuni, Mr. Brady. OFFICERS .-XIJRLXN CURIJONI JANE MeCONNELL lil'f'l l'X WYATT JUNIOK3 F Q 1 r 1 v if aw t I . 5 'Y' . .wig 1 -Y- - f' ,x3p:,if6 Q 'T awww K . .... ' wif' -H' 1 1,, .I 13, . if-, ., ,I 1. Q.: axis M 1 , E ' X e , N lfirxt Row, lr!! In right: Joanne Sawtell, Norma Taylor, Gloria Schmidt, Betty Lee Rice, Alice Summerfield, Jocelyn Shepherd, Myrna Sackett, Doris Scott. Seruud Row: Joe Simon, Emclio Ruiz, May Rodoni, Ruth Ranslord, Alice Wilson, Dorothy Sousa, Louise Tillctt, Irene Rossi. Third Row: Glenn Ruckman, Rohert Wright, .lemme Stark. Pctvr Yuletich, Nick Stacey, Bill Ramsey, Melvin Ward, Don Ouilici, llclhert Van Voltinhurg. Fourth Rum: Glenn Falltrick, llule Fredrickson, Gale Fredrickson, Joe Scgarra, John Thomas. Roy Sakala. I'irx! lfuzci, lvfi In right: Garmcn Garcia, Marlene Hansen, Ola Mae Gast, June Howe, Joyce Edgar, Glenna lfalltrick, Emma .lane Glines, Mary Healy, Nadine Jones, Svrnud Row: Pat Jacohs, Lennre Jones, Phylliss Helms, l.u0tn Kent, Joyce llunt, Mary Glasson, Doris Gregson, Joyce Ann Fplgiert. Third Row: Nlichael Jiminez, Norman lfrntis, John Jacohsen, Robert Elliott, Jesus Entizne, llruce Johnson, Kenso Kono, Edward Giesler, Billy Edwards. I-ourlh Rum: Jim Jordan. Benny Gravcly, Bill Helms, Jack Garnett, Tom Emerson, William Kaiser, Bill Keenan. OFFICERS JOYCE IEIJG.-XR NUNA UH FUENTES MIKE JIMINEZ I I' I' Y' e r II P NJ Q l v ink' 1' First Row, le!! to right: Shirley Motlitt. Ellen Miller, Arlene Mueller, Shirley Lewis. Pntricin Mulligan, Mnry Lou l'oulsen, Yelmu Peuchey, Luis Punlini, l.inn l.eru, Elsie Polund. Swrmd Ifaw: Louise Prosky, lfnlnces Messick, Junice Mayes, Nlarie Montero, llorothy O'llriant, Muiy Louise Long, Katherine Moore, .lunnitu Nunn. Nina Nlorillus. Third Ifuw: Robert Lunklord, Johnny l.ol.lno, Robert Nlendozn, Tony Lozuno, Richurd Mendozn, Philip l.n Plante, lioh Laycock, Dick Lnyton, Raymond Milnrdovich. Fourth Rom: Nick l.upeL, Gabriel Mnnznno, Joe l,innres, liddie Nlori, Roy Usellu, Murvin Miller. l'irxt Row, left In righl: Noun lie Fuentes, Pa! Conley, .lezlnne Cnplley. Connie .lnne lluller, Nlnry lfllen Clowdtis, Nlury Lou Puulsen, Purtiu Arp, llurriet Decker, Joyee llitner, Elsie Nnxurro. Semin! Huw: lilissu l2llll0I'U, Mury Clusson, Alice Summerfield, Joyce Veule, l,ois lllakely, Mnrilnret Clnsson, Betty lily, Allaerln llenjnniin, Chnrlotte Hermudez, Curoyln Emmons, Annie Andrade. Third Row: Tony Crespillo, Kenneth lleninrin, 'lied llnone. Kuln Alexander, Marie Deliulln, Donun Curl, lfdnn Davis. Allyn llfn'ii.f, Curtis Anderson. .lnek llownrd, Normnn Frntis. Ifonrlh Raw: Don Quilici, Tony llermudez, Yiclor Czirhone, Nick Stacey, Tony llutlo, Jack llurford, lloh lieuunionl, Koh Arnold, l.e llron W'nlthour, liill Curl, .lainie Ameleun, liill Helms. OFFICERS GLENN l'00l.li RAY Nlll,ARIJUYlCll Nlllili .llNllNliZ oJPi-lOIlllO?If Wi-al ln. 'QI ' I-'irxl Row, lvfl In riphl: .loan llriekes, Viola Anderson, Norwedn Brooks, Dolly Arrihalsaga, Irene Belmont, Julie Anderson, Frances Bcrnardini, Sidney Collins, Frances De Fuentes. Marion Davis, Mary lie Fuentes. Sammi Row: Miss Bnckalew, .ludy Bishop, Celeste Davig, Anita Brooks, lrma Betts, Mary Blakely, Leah Alexson. .lo Ann Donaldson, Eva Cons, Mr. Johnson. Third Huw: Neil Birch, Larry Arnett, Mike Berry, Tommy Aimo. .lack Anderson, Alfred Brock, Billy Allen, .lorry Bell, Frank Carhone, Carl Brown. lirxl Row. lf!! Io righl: Winilred Lcgilct. Lois Harris, Lois Hall, Kathleen Fenton, Nlarlcnc Giannoni. Grace Kono. Barbara Krueger, Claire Kimi. Sharon Fenno, Margaret Elswood. Second Row: Wilma George, Charlene Gast, Linda Hart. Norctta Furlow, Phyllis Johnson, Lupe Gutierrez, Rose Lera, Martha lwasaki. Wilma lleath, llallie ligplert, Maydene Lowe. Third Razr: Deno Hasapis, Royal Fowler, Johnny Gill, Alvino Luna, Boh Flster, Louie Jones, illlllllllly llull, lfdward Gould, Melvin Ylard, Robert Landis, Betty lximhrell. lfollrth lt'orf': Philip Johnson, Vincent Lopez, Randall Gibson, Carl Lundclius, George Grandon, Roy Garcia. OFFICERS ROY GARCIA Clil.liS'l'F Il.-XYIG 'l'll.l.Ili RFISFR FI Zfi-I l..N Firxt Row, left lu right: Colleen Melton, Dianne Murphy, lla Jean Munster, Joanne Ruhkala. Rachael Ojeda, Carolyn Oldt. Jane Morales, Rose Marie Matranga, Jean Parker, Tillie Reiser, Anne Rodriquez. Swond Row: Stella Pugh, Jean Raybnck, Nancy Perry, Marilyn Oldt, Ellen Rankin, Dorothy Robison, Dianne Martin, Marjorie l'reisser, Yvonne Putnam, Joan Miller. Third Ruw: John Mehl. Joey Montero, Tommy Montero. George Riolo. Robert Martin, Hill Richmond, Clifford Mcliim, Ciro Matranga, Fernando Malfei, Roger Payne. Fourth Row: Raymond Osborn, Robert Nott, Charles Pngel, .lack Poulsen, Danny Parvin, Billy O'Hrinnt, Taft Naknmoto. lfirxl Rau-, left In right: Dorothy Saknta, Stella Uribe, Bettie Sikikawa, .lean Steele, Alice Yon Voorhees, Marilyn Sternut. Gale Terry, Joyce Shrope, Joyce Whggoner, Joan Whitlock, Jean Turnhow. Serond Row: Alice Stewart, lidna Simmons, Amaryllis Wiggins, Vera Wright, Patricia Vl'amsley. Artice Wade, Elmo Wilson, Allwrt Wilson, Victor Yiani. Third Row: Joe Williams, Melvin Wallis, Charles Sutton, Daniel Sackett, l.eRoy Wortman, Robert Streets, 'l'eruaki Toyo, Leo Vl'nshhurn, Lawrence Turner. Ralph Suter, liddie Yuksan, llick Stallman. OFFICERS RUY ll.-XRCI.-X Jli.-KN 'l'llRNHOVl' Nlill. lillllfll un X r vs lg U P mr 9 ,,n. as ' K- x KCI N. 1 f 1.1: Y, ,gm ng' W f 'f-vu...., 'x W --.Q .an Yfi ar Xi 1 , S 45 G an Q0 Hur gnnpf. Nlcnt 191 Seniors. 'lkhruc cuhnllcms Run nt .1 kind. Iluppx Hull. .lullx Junims. l'.u1xu thu! rulrcslnw Ilu- Wu-n nluunlv. Xlr, lk-rt, Hn-K Liu! il. ilnilmg Snplmnmuw Innl.u1u,,1 lwuwl,xx:u1. 1.1141 nt thu birdie. Wlmw sucutcrxr Studious. AL 1 4 A UU L.. CLUBS 'N lfirxt Row. lrfl Io fighl: Edna Stanley, Arlene Allen. Phyllis Smith, .lane McConnell, Helen Fenton, l,nln Woods. Marlene Hunzeker, Maxine Rector, Anita Stanley, Nlerilyn Hubbard, Mrs. Freeman. Sermxd Row: l.avina Dahl. .lime Osella. .lean llimne, Frieda Gadherry, litlna Olsnn, Geraldine Saatholf, Beverly Mandeville, Frances Odgers. llanmi llairdy. lrene Palmer. Cathryn Wulf. Miss O'Neill. Third Row: Don Emerson. Benny liravcly. Editor .,...,,,,.,,,. ,....,,. Business Manager ,,.,,e, Snap Editor ....,,..,,., Literary Editor l.,l. Literary Editor Y,,,,,. P'hoto Editor ,...,, Photo Editor ,,,,.. Art Editor Typist 'l'ypist ,,,, Secretary .,,. A ...d...,I-lelen Fenton ....w.Arlene Allen e....Phyllis Smith e,,e,,,,,Edna Olson .....,..Maxine Rector .....Merilyn Hubbard ,,.,....w.....Anita Stanley Beverly Manderville C eeee, Lavina Dahl ,..,,,YFrances Morillus s,,,,,,lrcne Palmer Co-Editor ,,,,,., ,,,..,..lane McConnell C0-Editor .....,...,.. .....,..,tt..., L ola Woods Calendar Editor .,..,, ....,. C leraldine Saathofl Calendar Editor ....,,.. ,,,,,, F rieda Uadherry Girls' Sports Editor .,t.., Boys' Sports Editor ....ew Photographer .....,.A,At Photographer .....,, .,,t...A...... J t..,,.wCatl1ryn Wolf .,..,.,Don Emerson ,,,,,......,.Benny Gravely Marlene Hunzeker Contributing l liotogrupher, , , Paul Turner Assistants ..,.A,,,tAt,t,AA Edna Stanley, June Usella Frances Udgers JSE LEAVE? Firxl Huw, left to right: Richard Galvcz, Gaynor Stuckert, Phyllis Smith, Helen Fenton, Barbara Bell, Marlene llunzcker, Ileen Roberts, Anita Stanley, Gus Stamas, Mrs. Clement, Mrs. Fleming. Second Row: Frances Morillas, l'ut Jacobs. Lenore Jones, llctty Simpson, Joyce Edgar, Mcrilyn Hubbard, Maxine Rector, Danna Hardy, Janice Muycs, Ruth Ransford. Third Row: Ruth Blakely, l'at Wamsley, Jean Bonne, Marlene Hansen. Paula Cass, Laura Willard, Fae Rich, Arlene Allen, Joy Dell Robinson, June McConnell, Jeanne Empey, Minerva Scandalis, Joyce Ann Eggert. Fourth Row: Laurence Turner, Paul Turner, Toby Whitlock, Matt Vuletich, Jimmy Murray. Editor .,,,,,.,,,....,.,,, ...,. B arbara Bell Make-Up Editor .,.., ,,..... H elen Fenton Assistant Editor ....,i .,..,. I leen Roberts Sports Editor ..,...........,. ....,.r R ichard Galvez News Editor ......,,.,,. ,i,,,,,,......,.,...,., P hyllis Smith Advertising Manager ,...r.,... Marlene Hunzeker Editor in Charge of Reporters ,,.. Anita Stanley Advisors ...... ...... M rs. Clement, Mrs. Fleming In the second semester, Hi-Chatter was reorganized, the Journalism class taking charge of putting it out. New reporters who were added to the staff and whose pictures do not appear ure: Claire King, Charlene Cast, Leah .-Xlexson, Linda Hart, Joanne Sawtell, June Howe, Kathleen Fenton, Harriet Decker, June Osella, Margaret Wolf, Elda Bianchi, Josephine Oliva, Nlay Rodoni and Lola Woods. rll ei-I TTS' I'ir',xt Rum, lrfl In right: lirnie Sasaki, Harold liugplles, .leanne Hmpey, lion Emerson, Bud Hiller, Laylnud l b it Richld Val Cl R x I' ia Vik l' ' Y d R Kd' C' d ' Fl n P lc Pt Ril x5.c '11iQ.J,LJ,CnQt, lJllTf'm.fi'I2fSmifff:i3,.rIf'fmQIL1m H 'C OFFICERS DON EMIERSONH at eeeeee In-mfffm .,, . ,,,, B UD MILLER .usANN1i EMPEY ' atvm--Pmf,1.fnf.LAYLAND FRIBERG HARo1,D Ruoouas n. .swmfafy ..... RICHARD GALVEZ The Student Council, the governing body of the school, is made up of the Student Body oflicers, Girls' League and Boys' League presidents, and class presidents. The most important accomplishment of the year was the forma- tion of the Student Body Officer Association of the Sierra Football League. This includes representatives from Nevada City, Grass Valley, Yuba City, Nlurysville, Auburn and Roseville. The purpose of this organization is to foster intersehool relations. Mr. Benedetti is the Student Council advisor. FTUDENT Cf UNCIL I-irxt Razr, lr!! Io right: Evelyn lhlniels, l.avinu Dahl, lla-en Roberts, Pauline Strong. Jeanne l'lI'l!lN!y, Phyllis Smith, lidnn Olson, lfmmu Glines, Maxine Rector, Anita Stanley. Svmnd Rua-: lletty Doyle, Phylliss Helms. Joyce lfdgur, Frances Odgers, June Osella, Fne Rich, Marilyn Hubbard. Katherine Moeller, Marlene llnnzckcr, Xlargnret Wulf, .loam Carlisle, Glenna Falltrick. Third Ifow: Norman Fratis, lic-rri Boston, Lapland Fribcrg. Don lfmerson, l'nnI Turner, Richard llnlvez, Toby NN'hitloL'k. Louie Jones, Harold Rngglcs, Curtis Anderson, lind Hiller, Runnld lirill. .-ldrixor: Sir. licnedctti. YELL LEADERS PAULINE STRONG JEANNE IEMPEY PHYLLIS SMITH IEDNA OLSON This year the Rally Committee consisted of thirty-two members who worked hard to promote school spirit. They went all out to make the games 2l success by decorating the goal posts and selling soda pop, hot dogs and douglmuts. Selling tickets for football and basketball games was also an important duty taken up by members of this organization. The committee as an whole had a very successful year. I LL! CONMI'I l'EE lfirvt Rnzv, lffl In richl: June Osclla, Maxine Rector, Barbara Bell, Anita Stanley, Merilyn Hubbard, Geraldine Snailmll. Srrvunl Ifuw: Gaynor Sturkert, Marcille Cass, lfdna Stanley, Phyllis Smith, Helen Fcntnn. .lcannc Iimpcy, llucn Roberts. 7'l1ir1.'l1'n::': .lane Mcffunnell, Lola Woods, Mrs. Arp, Natalie Nlalkmich. OFFICERS ANITA STANLEY ,,,,,.Yd,d,,,,....A ..,,, I 'rinm ....d ,.,, B ARBARA BELL l MERILYN HUBBARD ,,,,d,,,,, Secrvrarg 1.., MAXINE RECTOR GIERALDINIE SAATHOFF d,,. .Gilflll 'llA., t ,..,JUNIE OSBLLA The girls' honor club of Roseville High is Parthena, which was started in l926 hy Mrs. Sana Fleming, und a group of girls who wished to promote friendship, and set an example lor the other girls in the school to lollow. 'l'his year Pnrthenu sponsored the annual Reverse dance, donated twenty dollars to the lnfantile Paralysis fund, and sent clothes to a French girl and her family. The advisor for Parthena is Mrs. Arp. '14 R'I'i-IEN' lfirxt Raw. lrll in rifhl: Harold Ruplgles, Bud Miller, Ronald Brill. Robert Sousa. Clarence 'l'1-rltune. llouxird Mchl, l-Ernie Sasaki. .Vrrmni Row: .lack llnrtmnn, l'ctc Riolo. Don lidgnr. Leslie Nlctlnrgn, Rohcrt Arrihnlsagn, Toby Whitlock, Don Emerson. .lohn Otter. Third Ii'o:r': Stcxe Snlurdino. Nlatirice Kiivsser, Adrian fiortloni, Raymond Fisher, Allnn Cameron, l,co Marin, Lido lsoln, Mr. llrudy. OFFICERS LIDO ISOLA r,v,,...w..w...... ..,. I ,l't'Silfl'l1f,, HAROLD RUOOLISS HAROLD RUUGLES Vicv-1'rv.vi1lvnf .,,, ,JACK HARTMAN HRNIIE SASAKI r,,.,,w,,. ,.S'vcrvrary . r,,,rr RONALD BRILI, Circle C, the boys' honor club, was organized in 1926. Only those hoys who are outstanding in citizenship and in ull types of school activities are invited to become members ol this or,1?,anization. Nleetings are held twice xi month at which time prominent business men or former members are called on to give short talks. The last dance of the year is always sponsored by this organization. hlr. Earl Brady has hccn the advisor since thc club was formed. first Rnuf, left In right: Nonn De Fuentes, Harriet Decker, Joyce Edgar, l.ux'ina Dahl, Edna Olson, Jane McConnell, lleen Roberts, Merilyn Hubbard, Maxine Rector. Sernnd Row: Jo Ann Donaldson, Sharon Fenno, Jeanne Cagley, .loan Whitlock, Arlis Barnes, Bette Lee Cagley. Mary Healy, Joyce Bitner, Joyce Ann Eggert. Third Row: Tillie Ric.-ser. Linda Hart, Paola Cass, Marlene Hunzeker, Barbara Bell, Nnretta Furlow, Dorothy Sousa, Arlene Allen, Marlene Hansen. l'ourll1 Raw: Alice Wilson, Hallie Eggcrt, Patsy VVnmsIey, Yvonne Putnam, Leah Alexson, Mary De Fuentes. Ififth lfow: Mrs. Fleming, Dale Frcdriekson, Hale Fredrickson, Vincent Arp. Jim Elstcr A Gale Peck, Jack Xndcrson, Mrs. Graham. OFFICERS ILEEN ROBERTS ,.,,,,,.,,,,, eeee.eee P resident ..e,,,,,.,,,,..,, JANE MCCONNELL JOY DELL ROBINSON..,,Vice-President ..,... DALE FREDRICKSON MINERVA SCANDALIS, eee....... Y ecrvfary ,.,.,,e.., ,,,,. A RLENE ALLEN HARRIET DECKER .i.,r,,,, Governing Board ....,...,.,...,..... EDNA OLSON PAULA CASS ,.....,...,. .,A...,A...,,,,e H ARRIET DECKER JOYCE EGGERT ..,.,.. .e.,ee M ARLENE HUNZEKER C.S.F. is made up of students with the highest scholastic average. Each year they sponsor a dance, and the members act as guides on playday to the eighth graders. .-Xt each assembly a few of the members act as ushers. The activities planned for the year were a section meeting on April 26 at Stockton, and a picnic for the members of the C.S.F. Chapters in Sacra- mento, Auburn and Roseville. The advisors are Mrs. Graham and Mrs. Fleming. C' wiixi 5 A Ld! to right: Merilyn Hubbard, Evelyn Daniels, Josephine Oliva, Raymond Cook, Pauline Strung, Cluud Nlnxticld, Frances Udlfcrs, Philip Kislcr, .-Xnilu Stanley, Gus Stnmas, Maxine Rector, .loc l.ungsh-n, .lune Osclla. Lvft lu right: Nlcrilyn llllhlwurd, Raymond Cook, lfluud Nlnxfield, livLlyn Daniels. Josephine Ulivn, June Uscllal, Anim Stanley, Joe l,nngst.m. Frnnccs Odpiers, Pauline Strong, Nlavillc Rector, Philip Kister, Gus Stamus. Pup Y,.,, ,,,, , Raymond Cook Alia' ,..,.. June Usella Iirlwl, Tabby Holly. Jacko ,, ..lVIaxine Rector .,,,.l0SCDllll'lC Oliva Marilyll Hubbard i,.Claud Nlaxfield Mlll'4Q'lli'l'f,, . ,lA. Anita Stanley I3 ob oo,o,oY 1, ala ..... .lvrr-v ..,,,, Pauline Strong ,,,sJoe Langston Frances Udgcrs .....Gus Stamas Tyler Grunzdllv ,... ..,.. I Philip Kistcr Swnnmfr .,,,, ,Evelyn Daniels UNCEP IN PIN ' W x ,rn-.., limi Roz:-, lvl! to right: June Osella, Delores Santucci, Pauline Strong, Jeanne Empey, Lavina Dahl, Joyce Edgar, line Rich, Svrnnd Row: Marian Davis, Frances Odgers, Pat Jacobs, Betty Simpson, Alberta Benjamin, Glenna lfnlltrick. June Howe, Joanne Sawtell, Stella Uribe, Marlene Hunzeker. Third Row: Lenora Jones, Tillie Reiser, Nlnrtha lwusaki, Katherine Moeller, Barbara Nlinkkinen, Hurhara Chidester, Edna Stanley, Ann Andrade, Joyce llitner, Irene Belmont, Joan Henoit. I-uurth Row: Wilma Heath, Leah Alexson, l'at Wamsley. Mary Louise Long, Ruth Ransford, Maria Garcia, Portia Arn. OFFICERS l'Altll,INli STRONG ,.,,,, C, .President ,.... .YJEANNIE IEMPEY LAVINA DAHL ,,,... ,,,.. I 'ict'-Presidenz . CLAVINA DAHI. DELOR ES SANTUCCI t t , Secretary ,,,,,.,. JOYCE EDGAR The girls' Tumbling Club has been organized for the past sixteen years as an extra curricular activity for girls wishing to become proficient in gymnastics and tumbling. This year the club consisted of thirty-six members who had good physical coordination, strength, and the ability to get along with others. Tryouts and initiations are held twice a year, and meetings are held every Tuesday and Thursday of each week. The club performed for the Hi-Jinx, Girls' League Show, and for the Armistice Day football game. Mrs. Adams is the advisor. TU!! BLERF' .N-.?. Firsl Raw, Ivft to right: Gaynor Stuckcrt, Mareille Cass, June Osella, Maxine Rector, Edna Olson, Merilyn Hubbard, Pauline Strong, Geraldine Saathoff, Anita Stanley. Serund Row: Frances Morillas, Lavinn Dahl, Lola Woods, Beverly Mandeville. Frieda lladberry, Catherine Manfredi, Rose Sanchez. Adeline Whatley. Third Row: Flda liianclli, Dorothy Dannlins, Maru lllnke, .loan Carlisle. Mr, Johnson, Betty Tintinger, llnru Kose l.allue, Olelia Clmxel. OFFICERS President ..,., A,... l fDN!X OLSON Vice-P r'f' .vidwit ,,,,,., ,r,,,,, M AXINE R ECTOR Secretarj v.,.., .. ,JUNE OSELLA Commercial Aces was organized in 1937 for students interested in com- mercial work. Any student enrolled in twenty units of commercial work is eligible for membership. A dance was sponsored in May by Commercial Aces and C.S.F.g also a picnic and skating party were enjoyed in the spring. The advisor is Mr. Johnson. COIlIlIlIl:'Cl .. CE? 1' irxt Row, ld! In riehi: Margaret lilswood, Edna Stanley, Marlene Hunneker, Nona De Fuentes, Frances Dc Fuentes, Marlene Hansen, Mary Louise Long, Harriet Decker, .loyce Ann Hggert, Janice Mayes. Swmzd lfoze: Marge l'reisser, Katherine Moeller, .lo Ann Donaldson, Hallie Eggert, Pat Wamsley, Yvonne Putnam. Leah Alexsnn. Linda llnrt, .lane McConnell, lidna Davis. Third Rom: Carol Reichelt, Betty Simpson, Mary Sharp, Pat Benoit. l'at Conley, Portia Arp, Mildred Lane, Audrey Nluoti. Helen Fenton, Gaynor Stuckert, Mrs. Freeman. Ifnurrh li'urr'.' lluth lianslord, Glenna Falltriek, May Rodoni, Mary lfllen Clowdus, Mary Lou Paulsen. Ula Mae Gust. .loan llenoit, Annie Andrade, liuth lfllakely, Arlene Mueller, Shirley Lewis, Helen Tiner, .lean Bush. If'flh Razr: Vincent Arn, Dick Lewis, Gale Peck, Maurice lliesser. Harold Ruggles, .lack Anderson. Marvin Miller. llale lfredriekson, llill llelms. Allyn David, Dale Fredrickson, Glenn Falltrick. Sixth Row: Aldriek Niemi, Dun liinersun, Jerry Pickering, Bob lilliott, Dexter Good, Kenneth Demaris, .lerome Stark. .Vol in pirturv: Kathleen Fenton, Diane Murphy. OFFICERS ILXRULD RUUULES ,. ,i,, Presizlenf ,,,,,, ,,,, ,.,. l 5 DNA S'l'.tXNl.liY IWARLENIE HANSIEN. e,,, Viet'-Presirlenl .,,,,, NIARY LOUISE LUNG HLA lVl.fXlf CAST ., ,,,... S'PcreIar3 ',,,, ,,,, M ARLENE HANSEN The Junior Classical League was formed in 1943 and is now part of a national organization. lts purpose is to create interest in classical language and culture. It consists of all second and third year students and all first year students who have obtained at least a grade of B. Several night meetings were held during the year for the purpose of initiating new members. The annual picnic was held in the spring. This organization sponsors an annual noon dance for the benefit of the Marcli of Dimes. This year the dance brought in over 3540. Mrs. Anita Freeman is the sponsor. JUNIV R CL XSSIC - LEA JU.. First Row, left la right: Arlis Barnes, Catherine Manfredi, Marlene Hunzeker, Paula Cass, Phyllis Smith, Evelyn Daniels, Edna Olson, Maxine Rector, Marilyn Hubbard, Jane McConnell, Anita Stanley, Fae Rich. Swami Row: Hlda Ilianchi, Marcille Gass, Katherine Moeller, Joan Carlisle, Delores Santucci, Barbara Chidester, Arlene Allen, Carnation Corral, Adeline Whatley, Margaret Ann Boyer, Norma Decker. Third Row: Barbara Bell, Pauline Strong, Delores Groom. Lula VVoods. Joyce Edgar, .loanne Sawtell, Joyce Bitner, Joanne Sawtcll, Martha lwasaki, Tillie Reiser, Maria Garcia, Jean Turnhow. Fourth Row: Natalie Malkovich, Mr. Vicente, Joe Rankin, Mario Giuvannoni, Roy Castro, .lim Elster, Don Christensen, John Otter, I.a Wayne Shrope, Bruno Frediani, Don Edgar, Frances Bernardini, Joyce Stewart. Fifth Raw: Jesse Carrillu, Gus Stanias. Matt Vuletich. OFFICERS EVELYN DANIELS Caa,.,.,. President ,,.,,.. ,,,.,,, D ON EDGAR LOLA WOODS ,............a Vice-President ..,,..,.,,,..,..,.., EDNA OLSON LA WAYNE SI-IROPE ,,,,,. Secretary ,,,,. MINERVA SCANDALIS The Spanish Club, known as Las Parrandistas or the Nlerrymakers, is a social club for students interested in the Spanish language and the people and customs of Latin and South America. The requirements for membership in this organization are an A the first semester or a B the second or third semester. In March a dance was co-sponsored by the Spanish Club and Hi- Chatter. At the close of the year the club turned out for a picnic. The advisor is Mr. Vicente. IOS PP RRANDIV 'Xb Af- 4 ORCHESTRA lirxl Row, left tu rizhl: Robert Lunkford, Kennetll Peachey, Darlene Parker, Ruth Rlukely, Frances Rermlrdini, -Xrlis Barnes, Margaret Ann lioycr, Helen Braden, Swrmd Raw: Delphine Nnake, l.i1uru Willard, Gaynor Stuckert. Kulherine Moore. Doris Gregson, Mildred Lane, Marjorie Presser, Norma Taylor. Third Row: Annie Rodriguez, l.eo Marin, Maurice Davidson, Lewis Wilsiln, Neil Birch, Herbert Nittu, Howard Scribner, Alvino l.una. Fourth Row: File Rich, Gayle Terry, Claire King, Evelyn Daniels, Mr. deWood, Louise Prosky. BAND lfirvt Rom, left to right: Sally llnmamoto, Mary Lou Michael, Mary Classon, Pat Jucobs, Marian Erickson. Xrrrnxd Row: Aldrick Niemi, Janice Mayes, Doris Gregson, Joyce Ann Iiggert, Joyce Hitner, Nona Delfuentes, Jeannie llurtman, Gaynor Stuckert, Mildred Lane. Third Row: Leo Marin, Victor Viani, Chris Piches, l.e Bron lVulthour, Maurice Davidson, Neil Birch, Alvino Luna, Annie Rodriguez, Carole Simmons, Althea Gusser, Noretta lfurlow. lfourlh Row: Lewis Wilson, liddie Yuksun, Robert Flster, Robert Martin, Katherine Moore, Herbert Nilta, Laura Willard, Delphine Nuuke, Benny Gavely, Dick Lewis, lloward Scribner, l'if!h kim-: Billy U'liriunl, Philip .lohn-.on, Louise l'ro-.ky, lixelyn Daniels, line Rich, Kenneth l'euvln-5, ,loc lSlanzuno, Mr. deWood. J -i'l:?' if X r lfirxt Row, left to right: Betty Doyle, Josephine Oliva, Carol Simmons, Betty Lee Rice, Lou Jean Smith, Lenore Jones, Margaret Miletta, Ofelia Chavez, Martha Ujeda, Betty Murray, Ruth Helms. Serond Row: Judy Bishop, .lean Steele, Alice Summerfield, Jean VVashburn, Dorothy Reed, Shirley Sibert, June Naake, Harriet Decker, Norma Decker, Marie Gutierrez. Third Row: Marolyn Oldt, Joyce Veale, Pat Conley, Leota Kent, Mary Blake, Stella Uribe, Marian Davis, Lupe Gutierrez, Charlotte Bermudez. Fourth Row: Joan Miller, Lois Ramsey, Nancy Perry, Jeanne Cagley, Stella Pugh, Jean Rayback, Dorothy Souso, Louise Tillet, Norma West, Norma Taylor, Jeanette Barbieri. Fifth Row: Leo Washburn, Deno Hasapis, Bob Palo, Bobby Eleter, Johnny Nieri, Berry Bostin, Artice W'ade, Billy 0'Briant. Standing. left to right: Helen Gould, Edna Lasick, Darlene Parker, Ellen Rankin, Joan Miller, Robert Landis, Carl Duffy, Robert Martin, Alfonso Garcia, Frank Catalano, Tony Bermudcz, Mr. Gale, Boh Sousa, Joe Mardcsa, Carl Brown, Nick Stacy, Mickey Heller, Fernando Maliei, Royal Fowler, Delores Melton, Edna Davis, Linda Hart, Frances Dc Fuentes, Joyce Shrope. lfirxl Row, left to right: Dolores Stacey, Bette Lee Cagley, Norwecla Brooks, Alberta Benjamin, Celeste Davig, Frances Messick, Mary Crespillo. Srrond Row: Althea Gasscr, Elissa Elmore, Carolyn Oldt, lrenc Rossie, Anita Brooks, Clair King, Marion Dc Vries, Vida Jones, Joan Whitlock, Connie Jane Brown, Sharon Eenno. Third Rnw: Lucille Laird, Marian Erickson, Lois Hall, Elsie Navarro, Rachel Ojeda, Martha Uribe, Lina Lera, Dolores Santucci, Barbara Chidester, Katherine Moeller, Lillian Erickson, Alice Wilson. Fourth Row: Arlys Barnes, .loan Drickes, Myrna Sackett, Juanita Nunn, Lois Blakley, Joy Dell Robison, Helen Tincr, Joycelyn Shepherd, Betty Ely, Edna Simmons, Carol Reichelt. Fifth Row: Diane Marling, Nancy Catalano, Elsie Clarkston, Adeline Whatley, June Lasick, Louise Prosky, Kathryn Moore, Olga Benitez, Yvonne Putnam, Edna llall, Dolores Landis, Mary Healy. Sixth Row: Frances Mulligan, Hallie Eggert, Betty Simpson, lleen Roberts, Joyce Waggoner, .lane Morales, Jeanelle Bianchi, Lois llarris, Yvinilred Leggett, Norma Harris, Dolly llamamoto, Kula Alexander. Seventh Raw: James Porter, Carl Dufly, Mike Crespillo, Chris Piches, Emmett Berry, Louis Jones, Jimmy Murray, Roy Garcia, Philip Kister, La Wayne Shrope, Ernest Sasaki, Albert Vifilson. Eighth Row: Dick Rusk, Jack McNulty, Teddy llarris, Edward Geisler. Sammy Demas, Joe Langston, Elvert Oest. i-If h 14- .. QJQOUPP we Vo .0 25, 7 in. -ff QQ ,Q 1 ' 'R - ix .Q fi Af X irq f 19 wig' , fa. , Q, K ' y all .A+ 10 ww WJ ' XtZd '11 QV! gflffigwf ,MM rw - xxf SPORTS . .a- lam I First Raw. Iv!! In right: Hanford Crockard, Mario Giovannoni, Bob Hunter, Howard Mehl. Chriss Piches, Tony Basque, Moc Martin, George Mandich, Kenneth Kent, Clarence Terhunc, Richard Galvez, Lewis Wilson, Billy Kolak. Srrnnd Row: Ronald Brill, Ernie Sasaki, Steve Salerdino, Maurice Giesser. .loe Menzano. Don lidlar, .lack Hartman, Berry Boston, Peter Riolo, .lerry Pickering, Victor Carhone, Claud Maxheld, Paul Turner, Harry Daniels, Roh Meinyer, Alfonso Garcia, Johnny Neri. VARSITY SCORES Roseville .... 6 Elk Grove .,.. 9 Roseville .... A... 0 Woodland .... ...,... 2 6 Roseville ..-- ...... 1 3 Marysville .. ., 6 Roseville ..,. ,... 6 Yuba City ...... , ...., 20 Roseville ,.t. ..r. 0 Grass Valley .r... ....... 2 3 Roseville .... .... 0 Nevada City .,.., .... 6 Roseville .i,, t,,, 6 Placer ............ ,,,,,. 0 Roseville .,,, .. K 6 San Juan ,.r,,. ..... 4 5 Roseville .,.. .... 7 Placer ..,.. ...... 2 5 RFITI FOOTB LL R39 L., Q f l. 1 M5 l f al Y lui? First Row, left lo right: Bill Edwards, Robert Landis, Royal Fowler, Billy Richmond, John Jacobson, Royce Garnett, John Nlehl, Ted Boone, Don Emerson, Alvino Luna, Bob Mendoza, Jack McNulty, Lawrence Turner, Tommy Aimo, Bruce Johnson, Glenn Poole, Bob Elliott, Edward Geisler. Serond Row: Eddie Mori, Larry Arnett, Deno Hasapis, Jack Burford, Robert Martin, Joe Simons, Carl Brown, Jimmy Yokota, Richard Layton, Roy Castro, Jack Poulsen, Joe Mardesn, Sam lJcCarlo, Frank Catalano, Milton Lane, Gabriel Mnnzano, Fred Keeler, Bob Elster, Hill Ramsey, Tommy llall, Johnny Lozuno, Tony liermudez, Ray Milurdavich. SCORES Roseville 7 Elk Grove ....... Roseville 13 Marysville ...A Roseville 6 Yuba City ...,t. Roseville 7 Grass Valley ,.... Roseville 0 San Juan ...,..., Roseville 6 Placer .,,,...,,,,. Roseville 20 Nevada Cityl, ,. JUNIV W ARSIT! als, A 1 E 3 A BASKETBALL First Raw, Iv!! la rirht: .lark lloward, Victor Cnrbonc, Jack Hartman, George Mnndich, Adrian Cordoni, Allan Cameron. Sl'4'lHIli lhrw: Manuel Martin, Johnny Nicri, Raymond Fisllur, Harold Rugillcs. ll li,-KSKli'l'l5Al,l. First Row, Iffl tu right: Robert Landis, Tom Montero, Richard Galvcz, liohby Elster. Svrrmd Row: Danny . . ,. . . 1 , Parvm, Roy Osella, Herbert Nltta, lommy Hall, Maurice Davidson. lhzrd Row: hlenn loole, Jack McNulty, Roy Garcia, Tony llermadcz,.lo1: Mardcsa. Roseville Roseville .,..,,,, 25 ........45 SCORES A 'I' li,-X M Grass Valley Nevada City Roseville .,,..,,, 51 Marysville ,.., Roseville ..,..... 40 Yuba City ,t..., Roseville ,,,,,.,, 51 Placer ,,.. Roseville ........ 37 Crass Valley Roseville .....,.. 37 Nevada City , Roseville l,t,.... 53 Marysville ,,t, B TEAM Roseville .....,., 41 Grass Valley Roseville ..,..... 25 Nevada Cityu Roseville ....,,.v 41 Marysville ..., Roseville .,,,,,,, 40 Yuba City ,,,.,t Roseville ....,,,A 30 Placer ...,,.,, Roseville ,,,,.... 43 Crass Valley Roseville ,,.,,,,, 36 Nevada Citys Roseville, .,,,, 54 Marysville ' WD 'F FASKE' BP LL J. l J. l F 1 C Q C TEAM lfirx! Row, left to right: George Riolo, Roy Osella, Bruno Frediani, Tony Georgie, T Ilarri Robert Palo. Swand Row Fernando MaHei, Ralph Sutter, Louis Jones, M Miller. Third Row: Le Bron Walthour, Mr. Richey. D TEAM Firxt Row, lvl! to right: Jerry B ll Norman Fratis, Roy Garcia, Artice Wade, T l Tummamoto, Roy Sakata, Danny P . Serond Raw: Ralph Workman, Neil Birch 0'liriant. Eddie Vuckson, Philip Johnson. Third Row: Le Bron W'aIthour, Mr. R SCORES C TEAM D TEAM Roseville ,,....., 12 Placer ,.,,,,,,,,,ll,,, 22 Roseville 17 Lincoln ..,o.......,.. 22 Roseville .... .... 3 3 Marysville ,,,.,,,, 24 Roseville ........ 23 Placer ................ 29 Roseville ..... 9 Yuba City ......,... 38 Roseville 25 Marysville ....... .12 Roseville .,,..... 14 Grass Valley ,.,, 15 Roseville 19 San Juan ..o......... ll Roseville ......,. 21 San Juan ......s..,,, 14 Roseville 16 Yuba City ..w,..,... 17 Roseville v....... 30 Nevada City ....., 22 Roseville ..,...., 22 Grass Valley i.Y. 13 P ND D BASKE' BP LL Firxt Row, lrfl to right: Jack Purcell, Joe Lani- ston, Alvino l.uno. Jerry Pickering, Victor Car- honc, Jack McNulty, Frank Catalano, Mickey llellnr, Norman Fratis. Serond Row: Harry Dan- iels. Louie Jones, Philip l.aPlante, 'l'ony Butto, Kenneth Peachey, Johnny Jacobson, Roy Sakata. llavid Yawato,ClitTord McKim. Third Row: llanny Purvin, Joe Truax, Verne Rodoni, Tommy llall, Tony Crespillo, Boh Arnold, Ray Castro. Ifuurlh Row: Royal Fowler, John Mehl, Ted Harris, Tony Georgis, Joe Mardesa. Fifth Row: Robert Martin, Glenn Poole, Chris Piches, Tommy Montero, Robert Mendoza, Joe Simon, Maurice Giesser, Garth Stull, Raymond Cook, Howard Mehl, Elvert Uest. First Row, left to right: Don Fdgar, Don Wiggins, Edward Geisler, LeBron Walthour, Bohby Flster, Pete Riolo, Jack Taylor, Jerry Bell, Tosh Hama- moto, Bill 0'Briant. Srrond Row: Fred Keller. .lohn Lozano. Tony Bermudez, Sammy De Carlo, Dick Rusk, Boh Streets, Tommy Aimo, Carl Brown, Boh Meinyer, Deno Hasapis, Vincent Lern. Third Row: Fernando Malfei, .luck Burlord, Jack Poulsen. Neal Brown, Ray Milardovich, Gabriel Nlanzano, Marvin Miller, Allyn llavig, Bill Rich- mond, Johnny Nieri. Fourth Row: Harold Kuyken- dnll, Mike Crespillo, Joe Montero, Ralph Sutton, .lack Rose, Ronald Brill, Eddie Mori, Garth Stull, Jack Hartman, Layland Friherg, Kenneth Kent, Boh Elliott, Richard Galvez, Pete Riolo. First Row, lefl to right: .lack Rose, Bobby Elster, Tommy Hall, Richard Galxez, Jack McNulty, Doll Kamrar, Neil Birch. .Vrrvnd Row: Manuel Martin, Joe Truax, Philip l.aPlante, Teddy Harris, Clar- ence Terhune, Frnie Sasaki, Tony Basque, Clilford Mcliim, Vincent l.era. Third Rauf: Pete Riolo, Roy Usella, Royal Fowler, Marvin Miller, Tony Gcorgis, Maurice Giesser, Ronald Brill, Mickey Hellar, .lack Hartman, Jack Garnett. - SEB LL First Rom, lrf! to right: Richard llalvez, Elyert Uest, Victor Carbone, Layland Friherg, Jerry Pickering, Manuel Martin, Peter Riolo. Serum! Row: Robert Elliott, Alan Haniseh, Maurice Davidson, Garth Stull, Don Kamrar. Third Row: Kenneth Peachey. Tommy Aimo, Hill Curl, Mike Jiminez, Sam De Carlo, Mickey llellar, Alfonso Garcia, Jack McNulty. Fuurlh Row: Robert Martin, Tommy Hall, Tony Crespillo, Carl Brown, Danny Parvin, Charles Sutton, Roy Castro. Fifth Row: Jack Garnett, Tony Lozano, Joe Linares, Joe Montero, Mike Berry, Mike Crespilln, Jerry Bill, Robert Wright, Clifford McKim. Firxt Row, lefr to right: Don Edgar, Don Wiggins, Bobby Elster, l.e Bron Walthour, George Riolo, Norman Wilson. .lack Taylor. Sprond Row: Billy U'l'!riant, Fred Keeler, John I,ozano, Gale Peck, Tommy Perry, Dick Rusk, Dick l,ayton, llob Arnold, Larry Arnett, lleno llasapis, Vincent Lera. Third Row: Fernando Malfei, Jack liurford, Ralph Sutton. Jack Rose, Raymond Milnrdavich, Gabriel Nlanznno, Pete Yuletich, Marvin Miller, Allyn Davig, Billy Richmond, Jack Poulsen, Bob Meinyer. 6 XIN - Kg' Vu Pg I ,ds ' r , fr A, fy . 'iq ,,, , l 'O yet' , .96 f' fr .M R A - , 17 ,lv Q w-I 3.4 if i y 0.22 s 3 16 Q ,I wr ff! 1: I my K if may A .I P? I 'c GIRLS' LEAGUE The Girls' League is an im- portant factor at Roseville Joint Union High School. The purpose of this organization is to promote a spirit of helpful- ness, courtesy and loyalty in the school and in the commu- nity. The Hi-Jinks, an annual af- fair held by the girls for the entertainment of their mothers and friends, took place this year on November 22. The Girls' League Show was held May 8 and 9. Fantasy in Color was the theme, and it proved to be one of the best shows ever given. Among the numbers that will be well re- membered were: St. Louis Blues, Black Magic, Night and Day, and Green Eyes. The Girls' League sent dele- gates to the Girls' Convention at Richardson Springs on March 22. Six girls represented Roseville. In the past the Girls' League has donated part of its pro- ceeds to some charity fund. This year, many of our assem- blies have been supported by the Girls' League. The advis- ors are Mrs. Dorothy Adams and Mrs. Betty Cottrell. BOYS' LEAGUE For the last seven years the boys have worked hard as a group to make the Boys' Box- ing Scamper, one of the main highlights of the year, a huge success. At this event, which was held in March, a bronze statue is awarded to the boy showing the best sportsman- ship during the evening. Martin Hall won the trophy this year. ln December the boys of RJUHS were hosts at the YMCA Older Boys' confer- ence in Davis, at which Lay- land Friberg actedaspresident. Most of the boys' activities are carried on by the Orange R organization which is com- posed of all boys who have earned an R by participating in major sports. Barbara Bell Fae Rich Edna Olsen Maxine Rector .lane McConnell Anita Stanley .lack Hartman Rill Knlak Moe Martin Steve Salardinn Ronald Brill Victor Carhone 'xc 'a 1 Q ' F 6 N is is 335 gg' 1 it--Q, First Raw, left In right: Merilyn Hubbard, Margaret Wolf, Maxine Rector, Edna Olson, Darlene Parker, Phyllis Smith. Serond Row: Freida Gadherry, Pat .lacohs, Marion Davis, Lenore Jones, Geraldine Saathoff, June Osella, Fae Rich, Lavina Dahl, Arlene Allen, lrene Palmer, Jane McConnell, Lupe Gutierrez, Beverly Mandeville. Third Row: Frances Odgers, Pauline Strong, Frances Morillas, Mary Sharp, Glenna Falltrick, Joyce Edgar. Martha Ojcda, Lois Blakely, June Howe, Elsie Navarro. Fourth Row: Wilma Heath, Tillie Reiser, Martha lwasaki, Alberta Benjamin, Barbara Chidester, Stella Uribe, Olelia Chavez, Madeline Macias, Joyce Bitner, Dora Rose La Due. Fifth Row: Katherine Moeller, Barbara Minkkinen, Dolores Santucci, Edna Stanley, Betty Lee Rice, Marlene Hunzeker, Maria Garcia, Annie Andrade, Leota Kent. Sixth Row: Connie Montero, Dorothy 0'Briant, Viola Anderson, Anita Stanley, Betty Wyatt, Noretta Furlow, Katherine Moore, Pat Conley, Margaret Miletta, Thelma Hasapis, Irene Belmont, Jean Parker. This year the girls' sport season began with the basketball and volleyball teams playing interclass games. Due to bad weather and an interrupted schedule only a few games were played. The most enjoyed sports are tennis and archery. The girls worked hard to become good players in tennis. Every gym period a group of girls could be found on the high school court having fun, and learning the fine points of the game. 'XSK..'l'3 Ll. X1 XX X First Row, left to right: Dora Rose La Due, Dorothy Sakatn, V'ilma llenth, Harriet Decker. Connie Montero, Lois Blakely, Mary Blakely, Thelma Hasapis, Phyllis Johnson, Myrna Snckett, Dorothy 0'liriant. Xwond Row: Elsie Navarro, Lupe Gutierrez, Viola Anderson, Betty Simpson, Joyce Edgar, Glenna Falltrick, Betty Wyatt, Noretta Furlow, Leah Alexson, Juanita Nunn, Norma Harris, Margaret Wolf. Third Row: Dolores Melton, Mabel Ferrero, Beverly Mandeville, Joyce Hitner, Joan Benoit. Lillian Seaton. Four Row: Barham Bell, Delores Groom, Joy Groom, l'ot Wamsley, Janice Mayes, Jean Rayhack. There was no special class in archery but in the spring the girls really turned out for it during gym classes. The instructors were always telling the students to keep their arms out of the way of the bowstring, but many girls at the end of the gym period would be giving first aid to painful burns on their arms. We mustn't forget softball as it is also a favorite with the gym classes. There were some very good players this year. There was always some girl receiving a sprained finger, or bending a nail back, but all this didn't stop the enthusiasm for the great old sport of softball. i,.i-lf. lfirxl Row, IP!! tn right: lidna Hall, Rose Marie Matranga, .lny Dell Rnhisnn, Edna Olson, Fae Rich, Darlene Parker, Irene Palmer, Frances Odgers, Phyllis Smith. Serond Row: Betty Tintinger. Dolores Landis, Arlene Allen, Dolores Snntucci, Helen Braden, Margie Priesser, Lola Woods. Third Row: Diane Marling, Vida Jones, llclen 'l'iner, Norma Decker, Amaryllis Wiggins, Linda Hart, Catherine Manfredi, Betty lily. This year the Girls' League has been trying to get a Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation put into effect at RJUHS. All that the girls have now is a Girls' League. It handles Hi-Jinks, the League Show, and Girls' sports. But if the new plan works out all right, we hope to have the G.A.A. for the sports department only, and limited to the girls who really go out for the games and teams. A system of awards will be worked out for those who participate in after-school sports, the highest award being a letter-sweater. '..NNl? WE Ulm X. X N i in---QX ... 6 Old Grin llollllet M,-uw Snint Louis Blues .loycc llilller, Mnrlenc llllmcn .lennne limpey, .loan Carlisle Gin- My Regards to Broadwxly The Old Lzlnlolightcr My Henri Belongs lo llalddl .-Knlllrylliss NYi22ills, Helly Simpson Normal Decker, Helen Tiller lllcnlul lflllllrick, Marlene HunI.ekel' .K rl is llnrnes The Hxpsx' Nona Uel:uenles South .Xnlericn Take ll .Kwaly X Beth Ph ,ur i I Night nnd Daly Frances Odplcrs 'ou Do Something I Pzllllille Stlong LII:- o Me .Xcupuleo Black Millie .lnne Usellzl Deep Purple Ruth llxlnsford, Xlury Louise Lollpi ilreon files .losenhlrle Uliul Lois l'llolini CU- Fi-If V CA LENDAI SEPTEMBER Registration day. The Hag goes up as school opens for the new term. Two freshmen, Tommie Aimo and Laurence Turner, seem rather puzzled. First practice football game against Elk Grove. The varsity team elects Layland Friberg and George Mandich as co- captains. OCTOBER Phyllis Smith, snap editor. sets the date for snap-week. An interesting assembly was pre- sented by Bob Wood, a cartoonist. Tigers practice for first league game against Marysville. Paul Turner perusing first edition of Hi Chatter. He wonders if it is worth eighty-five cents a year. NOVEMBER Something new at the football games. Hot dogs and cokes could be bought at the counter. Other events occurring during the first quarter, not pictured, arc: The Freshman Reception, the first dance of the year, and an assembly in which Delbert Harter told us how to travel 'round the world on 510. Cf LENDA R NOVEMBER A musical assembly was presented by Miss Mary Jane Heath. Peggy Lawford and Jean Laylar accom- panied her in her numbers. The Roseville Tigers over- whelmed the Placer Hillmen by a score of 6 to 0 at the Armistice Day game. DECEMBER Leading the Junior Prom to the theme of Song of the Islands was the Junior President, Pete Riolo and Joan Carlisle. The Christmas assembly included a play given by Mrs. Cottrell's dra- matic class, carols sung by the choral groups, led by Mr. Gale, and selec- tions from Mr. DeWood's orchestra. Anita Stanley and Delores San- tucci were among those doing their last minute shopping during Christ- mas vacation. Basketball took the spotlight in sports during this quarter. Pictured is the game with Nevada City, one of our first league games. Billy Kolak, shooting for a basket, was not only our outstanding basket- ball player, but was awarded the Glenn Ferris Van Vliet Trophy for the most valuable football player. Paul Turner, Don Emerson and Claud Maxfield, three enthusiastic ski fans, anxiously await the first fall of snow. Other events not pictured were the annual Reverse Dance sponsored by the Parthena Girls and the Girls' Hi-Jinks. CALENDAI JANUARY MF- FQIUZ. a very talented Chi- nese barltone, gave us an example of Chinese singing. Erman Gray presented a very in- teresting program to the student body about Liquid Air. FEBRUARY One of the best groups of singers to come to Roseville was the Occi- dental Glee Club. This was their second appearance here. Beverly Mandeville, dressed as St. Valentine was appropriate for Dress Up Day on February 14. Speaker, Bette Lee Cagley, rep- resented our High School in the Lions' Club competition. A joyful quartet, The Mississip- pians, amused the student body by their various tunes. A group of girls dressed in their jeans are ready to leave for the an- nual biology hike to Auburn. A peppy rally was given in honor of our last basketball game of the season. Star of the program was Hugo, the fierce lion. MARCH Fae Rich, Edna Olson, and Mrs. Adams leaving for the Older Girls conference held at R i c h a r d so n Springs. Watch the birdie, is quoted by Mr. Sanborn, photographer, while taking pictures for the annual. Sam De Carlo and Richard Gal- vez are getting ready for the annual boxing seamper, March 21. Other events during the third quarter were the basketball tourna- ment at Auburn in which Roseville won the championship for the see- ond consecutive yearg the Hi Chat- ter-Spanish Club dance: and the Orange R dance. Ci- LENDF R APRIL Choral groups practicing for Nlu- sic Festival at Stockton, May 3. Vera Wright and Alan Hanisch, enjoying the noon hour, display a sure sign of spring. Mrs. Cottrell, Bette Lee Cagley. and David Dabritz making arrange- ments for the school play, Uncer- tain Wii1gs. Mr. DeWood's orchestra is seen practicing for the annual Girls' League show, Niay 8. 9. M A Y These hot days it even makes a dog thirsty. Jack Hartman. shot putter on the track team. Tennis, a favorite spring sport is enjoyed by Don Emerson, Harold Ruggles, and Claud Maxfield. Two guides, shown taking the eighth graders around on Play Day, are Joyce Edgar and Harriet Decker. Here is a glimpse of Frances Nlorillas, Don Emerson and Norma Decker having their annuals signed. The last day of school shows the buses making their last rounds until next September. Other events during the fourth quarter were the dances given by the various clubs, baseball games and track meets, baccalaureate, and Finally graduation on June 6. s sz- U 1 I 3 v ,A 5 lim 379' at Y A -Q .mfhvs Ki Q.. ,X 8 ' is ,QV .W 2 my .,. f ' 31' f 4 WE. ,. .f ai A 'f V 5 A Z ' 2414412 -Q JH 145 K rf 'X Q fi 1 19 2 S QY. i. 1 WL ,ov if x rfx gg I M, BUTLER MEAT MARKET 103 Main Street PAOLINI BROS.-Shell Service Phone 291-M BILL EMERSON-Associated Service Riverside and Vernon EDD1E'S BARBER SHOI' 318 Lincoln Street YOUR DRUG STORE 206 Vernon Street FR EEMAN'S--,Groceries 1.EMM'S MARKET--Meat GENE 8: MARIE'S 801 Vernon Street THE DIAMOND MATCH CO. 210 Tahoe Avenue MISS MacDONAl.IJ'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 214 Vernon Street RALSTON'S APPAREL SHOP 226 Vernon Street PAI.MER'S GARAGE- -Studebaker 515 Riverside ROSEVILLE EMPORIUM Phone 44-.l BILL ROWE--Barber Shop 223 Lincoln Street CROCKARIJ CHEVROLET CO. 113 Vernon Street ROSEVILLE ICE 81 BEVERAGE CO. Phone 211 BENNETT'S PHARMACY .I. M. 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