Stockton High School - Guard and Tackle Yearbook (Stockton, CA)

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QI!- Seniors XX'Il.Kl.X l'lUlllL-XRD xyllll. tluzn' tllrl XYiinl XVi-ru ywn vvcr in the lslncs or in :t tight plzicc? XYiin wnnltl :ilwuys pull yon mit. Ninuuth ymn' rtitllwl lvzitlnis, :nnl ti-:iw :1 ftnilu ont with hcl' a-tt-rtizil clicwltiliicss :in-l guml n:itni'c. ln hm' fri-slininn yc:n'. XYitn tlisiiiigiiidtn-fl lirl'-vll :nnung thc' slutlvnts hy winning the girl! clt:iiinvinxiNl1i1+ cup fm' swinnning. llls Sch-fs to sfty that ln-t' gum-:tit-Nt jtly Clvlllth frflin the v:n'i- wns ticlmls nl illlllvllk'-, :nnl xiii' i- inv:n'i:1lily :x gtmtl simrt. lui S. ' l'.lJfX .X HUGH l'fS .Xin-tltc-i' rivzil -iv' lfritz liwixli-I' is l'f1ln:i. Sho hits liulirml :i grvut 111-:il in nniny wlnml :it'I':iiiw with hf.-1' trusty violin. Shu hzis lu-on 1-iiimlli-tl :i- :i 1'-iiiiiituiwiail stttvlvnl Since entering high svliu-il l--in' yi-:nw :ign :intl 11:15 always lwun : wright :nt-l :nnluitiitns wltttlvlll. lt iz- 1lllllt'l'K'SS2ll'j' to say that IC-1 wuitlil tnzilst- at gutnl :illicit wurlcui: XYith :ill this. She can init th-vi-lc wh:1t 41111 will ilu :illvr grzulitrilingr, l'ci'h:iIvs Shu him mln-1' iilzinxl A IJ liX.fX 1lUl.'l'lil5N ljnivt. icbctwwl. hriglit. :intl vziiutlvh- :irc just :i fvw of thc :nljuciivcs which c:in lic nvil in th-wrilving .Xtlt-nu llnl- turn, ,Xltlilnigli .Xlh-n:i is :1 cutnint-i'ri:tl fl.l'lt1l'lll. sho lintls tiinc fur ln-1' iw! lnililiy :intl 11-:illy writcf sonic vvry clcvcr vvrsrs. .Xlsu hm' n:imc- :tiny-czirs unniintzilly nn thy llmitn' Scliwlzirsliill lift. ln Il littltr while nt- ihzill iirivlmlmly sw- ln-i' wnkrking :is :t pi-ivzttv wct'ct:iry in swnn' lixrgv uflit-rv i 1 i Ji itriit-ni 1-:mn-fl lui' live' vtliciuiicy :intl 11-li:ihility. Q ,l I'..XfX lll'KIl1l l IQIES ,lC1ll1 is that n'ulct-im' 5-ming lmly wlw is :ilwuyh :tlulv lu prcsciit ns with tln- gl:nl ns-we uf wln-n sclitml ig giving to close-. :ts hcl' f:itln'r ix uni tht- linzn-fl tif lftlnczititni. S L' is. in lzirt. ln-i' ll:nltly's girl . uvrorflitig to tht' ich Zllll1SL'll ulittlv hir1liv . :nnl wi- in-vu-i' sci' ,la-:ni when sho lSll'1 snisling. smart. :intl vlcvcr. Rcincinhur hcr in l'itinlui'v:3 lJOllOTl'lY lNGl.lS lint of thv slillflillllg 1-yn. gtmil nrttnrv, :intl Ulicn-rfitlxicx-. is ivlznining tt: lm 11 tvnrln-i: .tl itliyximtl utlnvzttifmn. ziftcr taking :i stu-vi:il 1'-iiiixv Ill Nlillx. XYhil1' here. Qhc hit: tlistingnisln-tl ln-rm-lf hy lim' ilrtnuing. hui' ln'illi:nn'y. htnh Q in thi- claix-rfitiixt :intl mil, :intl ln-i' l14'f 'u! llu burn- to A' intl thu fight itttlwtitvxi nl tln- mfs. ,I - A X 1 , V- , nQx,x Jmixbox l ' 1 ' ' RL-luciitlmcr Klnnzi :ix tln' it---ir ltliinl litltlh-i' in 'l'hc Klan XYhu lllJll'l'li'I1 xt llnnih XYifm f' Shu snyx she cnjuys ri-:ulv ing :intl ilt':nn:i. with :i littlt- lmelcrt hull cu-ry mum- in at ' ilc lin' vzirivly. :ni1l. :is shi- ix rltiitu stnrlious :livin-:ii'iiig.g, it sfnnnls U. K. 'l'hc Sun lfrziintiscu Nurinril is tn hc lnnturcml hy hui' 1ri't-si-iict- llt'X1 ym':n'. :nnl. :ts Sho lwlcnigwl to thc llnnrn' 5n'lir-lstrsltip S-wit-ty lli'l'L'. She will lac wel- cnnn-tl tlicrv. no tlnnlmt, l,,ORlilT.X JOI l X51 DX Alw':t5'5. zi mul :nill :itti::iutix'c- littlv por:-ini i4 l,ut'c'it:i. lfvcryoinf lmuws hm' tliruinqlt hvi' wurli :is ufticv girl in the night sclnml nllicc lzixt yuan: .Xftrr hnishing ln-i' wnrk at S. ll. S., Shu- will pr-iluilily gn intu utliue w-url: cntirely, :intl with hci' 11:1-t txiws-i'ii-iiuv. flu- ii inn- tw make :i x':iln:ihlu :intl a-Ili--it-tit viin-lays-n-. .21

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Q! Seniors MA R Y H A I. L Gee, there's nothing serious that I want to do, Shorty gleefully declared when asked to be perfectly frank and tell honestly in what she liked to indulge. And that is Shorty to a T. In fact, the only thing serious she ever does is sleep, and then, one may safely wager a salted peanut that she dreams crazy dreams! Thinks she'll be a Steno 1 but upon further probing, sue objected on the ground! that questions were becoming too personal . RUTH HANDS DOR Say, who is that good-looking girl over there with the pretty blonde bob? XVhy, that's Ruth, the little boy in f'Six Xafho Pass VVhile the Lentils Heil . She is pretty good att dancing. too. Did you see her on May Day? She wants to go to U. C. next year, and when she finishes there, she expects to loaf. 'l'hat's pretty good if you can get by with it, Ruthie OTHY HARPER Dot -that's she-quite small but active. She's been on oceans of committees, was vice-president of thc sopho- more class, junior representative, and student body vice- president. She likes to eat. NVonder if dainty food makes that wave in her hair. Maybe she'll work in the City Health Otliee as she wants to, but-we-'ll see! LESLH3 HARPER KAT Guess Les is to be principally remembered on account of his pink cheeks and happy disposition. Ile is a very good speaker, and, as he says he really enjoys voicing his own ideas in public, we are all expecting to hear a great deal of Pest hereafter. He ran for student body president last year. did a heap o'swimming. and debated some. too. His favorite pastimes are reading, swimming, and fishing Knot to mention a few more exciting onesl. HRYN BURNS HARRIS Talk about ambish ! Kataract graduated from Stocktort lligh in three years, took eight subjects during her senior year, drew up the Constitution of the Honor Scholarship Society, is on the Nominating, Social, and Administrative Committees of that society, helped on various other committees, and is right there when any- one suggests a good time. It's almost impossible to get friend liataraet angry or even peeved , and she is going to make a wonderful modern housewife!! HORACE H EACOCK Horace will have to do many great things to live up to such a classic name. lle has made a good start, for after a creditable four years spent in high school, he plans to enter U. C. and complete his life preparation. He has always been bright and conscientious in his work and could always be relied upon. Horace has also been noted for his gentlemanly and dignified manners, DAI SY HOLDEN Just ask Thelma and Meldag they can tell you all the terrible things about nie. requested Daisy, but so much for the terrlbleness . We can all judge from our experi- ence all the nice things to say, for Da surely is cute. Seems almost too bad that she will be I1 steno. when she loves aesthetic dancing and anything athletic so much--- hut. such is life. 20

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it Seniors YSABEL JOH NSON Everyone takes a second look at Ysaliel johnson when passing by ber, for the passer is innnediately attracted by her neat and artistic appearance. That is the word, for 1zzie's intentions are to be nothing more nor less than a real artist. Yeah las she would sayj, 1zzie also is fond of aesthetic dancing and basket hall and is very apt at both. liesides, Ysahel is always a jolly good sport. BIQULN JONES llcula is one of the nicest girls in this school, several of the teachers have remarked. .Xlthongh she is studious. neat, and conscientious, she has a keen sense of humor, and has received straight ones in physical training. She is known by all her acquaintances as a very sweet, lovable girl. XVII- GEO BUR KELLING llill has been active in music during his high school career, having been a member of both the band and or- chestra for four years. l!ill , whenever excited, yells ont. Shoot the works! fmeaning to blow up the school-!J. He is planning to attend llavis Farm, after leaving S. II. S. and is thinking about becoming a dizzy motorcycle racer and starting a sensation by racing the plow around the field with skiis on his motorcycle. RGE KROECKIQL S. li. S. has a Rudolph Valentino, too. Yeswit's George. Don't you think he's good looking? .Xnd he's equally jolly and not one bit serious. Ile says his ambi- tion is to go on the stage tfrom here to Lodil or on the railroad Ccounting tiesj. Ile likes to play billiards and aims to be real clevc-r some day. LOIS LACY MAR A true lover of music is Lois Lacy, one of our class- mates who wishes to have music accompany her whole future. Peggy , as she is called bv her friends, is a quiet and business-like girl. Always obliging and respect- ful towards her teachers and friends. she is most pleasing to her associates. XV4: hope that her life will be as serene and musical always as it' has been during her high school favs. GARET LAFF.-XTY 'f'1'ee Hee . lla lla . Ilo llo . Htliggle tiigglcn- --that is the way Margaret is greeted whenever she comes in sight, and it is all on account of her being blessed with such a lan hing last name. 'l'ee llee's disposition surely matches her name, too. because one might hunt the whole world over for a more jolly. good-natnred per- son. Sh! She's telling people she is to be a school teacher, but wc-'ll tell the world she'd make a better negro minslrel! Tee Hee! PLACI DO LAGANA PA N Coming from the far away Philippines to a strange land to linish his last year in high school was the unusual experience of Placido Laganafian, a native Filipino. Senor Placido. during his brief stay in Stockton High School, has made many good and true friends among his .Xmeriean cousins. lle entered into the spirit of iartiei- pating in school activities and was a member of the east of 'f'l'he Turtle Dove presented by the Drainatic VVork' shop class. 22