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

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46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57. 58. 39. till. 61. 62. 63 6-l. 65 66. 67. 68. FACULTY PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT J. C. Cave University of VVashington 1-larry B. Lenz Santa Barbara Normal Miss Annabel Bradstreet Oberlin College--A.B.g Dennison- Rl. A. Miss Elizabeth Hill Oberlin College-A. B. COMMERCE DEPARTMENT Laurance N. Pease Business College. Miss Elizabeth Carden University of California. J. H. Carmichael San Jose Normal. Miss Lucy E. Crosby Colby College. Miss M. Aloys Daly University of California Summer School. ll. VV. Decker Wfestern Normal, Business College. . B. F. Duff Business College. Miss Lilien Eberhard Four Summer Sessions of University of California. Miss Grace Harriman Radclilifc College-A. B.g Harvard! University: Stanford University. Miss June Mesmer Los Angeles Junior College? Southern Branch Summer Sessions, U. C. A. R. Reelhorn Manchester College. i' Miss Bernadine Ungersma University of MV2l.Sl1lllf.ft0ll?.lX. B. B. I. Van Gilder Valparaiso Charles J. Wlilliamson Oregon-B. S. COMMERCIAL ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Miss Jessie H. Coleman Pennsylvania College-Ph. B., Bryn Mawr, Post Graduate. Miss Anne Abright Stanford University-A. B. Miss 'Laura J. Briggs University of California--A. B. Miss Evelyn Lang Stanford University-A. B. Miss Alice Mclnnes University of California-B. L. A. M.. l14l lContinuedJ 69. 70. 7l. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. SO. Sl. SZ. 443 .t. Miss M rs. Mrs. Miss Miss Miss VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Floyd R. Love Chicago University. Edwin D. Corner Trades. Alexander N. Davies Art School. J. H. Harrison Trade, ten years. Ralph Herring Stout Institute-B. S. Charles Libhart Trade, five years. Miss Iva B. Perry San Jose Normal Edwin L. Pister Santa Barbara Normal James A. Smith Stockton Teacher Training: Univcr sity of California, Summer School. Ira Van Vlear Santa Barbara Normal. PART TIME DEPARTMENT Floyd R. Love Chicago University. Alvin H. Eilert Stout Instituteg Northwestern University. Miss Alma M. Pool W'estern Normal. Mrs. Edith Moulton Six Summer Sessions. STUDY HALL Homer S. Toms University of Michigan-A. B. OTHER EMPLOYEES Mildred Smith, Librarian. Laura L. Mayne, Matron. Marie K. Wlright, Secretary. Gertrude Robbins. Attendance Clerk. Lucille Gadbury, Office Assistant. Lilien Eberhard, Office Assistant Com mercial and Part Time Offices. Miss Mildred Grant, Office Assistant Com cercial and Part Time Offices. Miss Sc Mrs. Mrs. Maurine Bradley, Assistant Night hool Office. Josephine Hendsch, Cafeteria Manager Mary Humbert, Janitress. Joseph Bowman, Head Janitor. Thol nas Ford, Janitor. I. XV. Holt. Janitor. E. C. NN-lolfe, Janitor. Fran k Turner, Engineer. Gerhard Reimers, Gardener. Martin Multhauf, Assistant Gardener.

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zfiligg, I SENIOR CLASS HISTORY A Dramatic Hit In Four Acts By '24 QCast of eharaeters in order oi appearaneej First year president, Tom Sloan 3 first year viee-president, Dorothy Dunneg hrst year secretary, Harold XVhiteg first year treasurer, VValter Meyersg sec- ond year president, lid Libhartg second year viee-president, Beth Doaneg see- ond year secretary, Robert Morris: third year president, Ed Libhart Quote: a great demand for a dual part for the above aetorj : third year vice-president, Grace VValtz: third year secretary, Charles Gagnon: fourth year president, Palmer Goldsberryg fourth year vice-president, Beth Doane Quote: also popu- lar in a dual rolej 3 fourth year secretary, Calhoun Reidg fourth year treasurer, l,ana Root. SYNOl'SlS OF SCENES. :Net I. Tall, narrow, mysterious halls, appearing very spooky to green scum. Act Il. Dark, dismal, uninteresting halls, except when brightened by sophomore play, Aliee-Sit-by-the-Fire, and soph dances. Act ill. Bright, cheery, passage-ways used for the sole purpose of what they are not for, such as a refuge for the studious junior who cuts his dull classes. Act IV. Tall, dignified hall implying the dignity of the worthy institu- tion of learning. Time: From 1920 to 1924. Place: Good old S. H. S. ACT I At rise of green curtain green scum are seen tiptoeing down halls with a blank expression on their faces and fear in their eyes. They manage to step right on through from 1920 to 1921 without any bad eHeets, and later discover that it was the birth of the greatest S. lfl. S. organization. They are wearing H61