Sacramento City College - Pioneer Yearbook (Sacramento, CA)

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CHARLES WIEDMANN Courtland Letters and Science HENRY WEIDEMANN Florin Letters and Science S. J. C. Honor 25-’26 To U. of C. WARNER WILSON Davis Engineering S. J. C. Honor 26 Baseball 26 To U. of C. CHARLENE WOODMANSEE Fair Oaks Letters and Science S. J. C. Honor 25- , 26 Girls Glee 25- 26 Double Trio 26 To Study Music GLADYS YOUNG Fair Oaks Letters and Science S. J. C. Honor 26- , 27 Philosophical Club Blotter 25- , 26 Pioneer 27 To U. of C. GLENN YOUNG Sacramento Commerce S. J. C. Honor 27 Pres. Student Body 27 Art League Dramatics Antigone Cosmopolitan Club Big S Society Fooball 26 To U. of C. JEAN de la BOURDONIERE Sacramento S. J. C. Honor French Club Spanish Club To U. of C. ELMR BRAGHETT Oakland To Washington State THOMAS FLYNN Oakland Basketball 26-’27 Baseball 26- 27 To U. of C. ORR STEPHENS Roseville Engineering A A F To U. of C. MODELIA THOMAS Sacramento Letters and Science English Honor 26-’27 Spanish Club Cosmopolitan Club To U. of C. Twenty-seven

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EARL VAN TASSEL Sacramento Commerce Art League Council Big S Society Football 9 25- 26 To U. of C. EMILIO VARAN IN I Sacramento Letters and Science German Club Big S Society Football 24 26 Basketball 24 Basketball 24 CREEDYTHE WACKMAN Elk Grove Letters and Science S. J. C. Honor ’z6-’27 Art League Basketball HAZEL WARREN Sacramento Letters and Science Secty. Fresh. Class ’25 Glee Club 26 Art League ’26-’27 French Club To Arts Craft School FRE1DA WATSON Roseville Letters and Science French Club Girls’ Glee ’25- 26 To Lane Hospital LUCILLE WEBER Rio Linda Letters and Science Hiking Manager ’27 To San Jose Normal JACK WELCH Sacramento Letters and Science Gen. Ath. Mgr. ’26- 27 Men’s Glee ’26- 27 To U. of C. LAWRENCE WESSING Sacramento Letters and Science Philosophical Club Art League Basketball Mgr. ’2G-’27 To Stanford Twenty-six

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Under the Archway S: A typical Student. S 2 : A typical Pupil. SCENE: It is noonday (The sun is vertical at 3 degrees, 1 3 minutes N. Lat.) Stu¬ dents loll, lounge and mill about in the passageway underneath the central arch. S and S 2 are sitting on the stair-steps eating candy. They are in deep conversation—heads together. S (his mouth full) : Doris Leipsic says she likes Max better than Owen. S 2 : Well, Doris ought to know. She wrote the school song, you know, and plays for the school dances. S (blowing his nose) : So does Claire Johnson. S 2 (wisely) : Yes, when she isn’t watching George Fitzgerald. You know he ' s very popular and is always away on trips as manager of one thing or another. S (gazing wistfully across archway) : Gee, I wish I had shoulders like Earl Van Tassel. I’ll bet I could be a football hero too. S 2 (coldly) : Getting back to music. Don’t you think Vic. Radonich looks better in a Glee Tux. than in a football suit? Like a count or head- waiter, huh? S (yawning) : Yes, but not so sophisticated as Bob Hook. S 2 (blinking his left eye lid) : Bob Hoo Editor’s Note—Just a minute! I don t care a hang if all plays do have them! Stop using all those silly unnecessary parentheses. Authors’ Note—All right. S: Bob Hook sophisticated? He’s a mere stripling compared to Otto Krueger and Lawrence Carter. There’s a debonair duo of Beau Broummels! S 2 : The Glee Club certainly has a lot of talent. Artistic temperament as evidenced by Wally Bransford and his unruly hair, Harold Reese, keen busi¬ ness man—witness his well groomed appearance. Manly beauty—observe Barclay McDonald. S: Yes, but even for a politician don’t you think Jack Welch’s hair should lay down more? S 2 : That’s enough from you. That dirty crack will terminate our discus¬ sion on the Glee Club. Think it will rain? S: Jack Burns says it will, Edna O’Brien says it Won’t, Evan Bourdon thinks it will snow, but then they’re all from Roseville. And you know the Twenty-eight