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

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June Graduates Verse makes heroic virtue live. But you can life to virtue give 'wy1lllCl'. H ELEN E. ADRIANCE Commercial She is a gay and bonny lass, The merrymaker of .her class. Helped in Freshman Reception, '24. DORA ANDERSON Commercial Full of sweet indifference. Upura, The Red Mill, '24, STEPHEN ARATA Academic 'l'o Bud his place and Fill it is success for man. Senior Representative, '24g member of Pix- ccutive Committee, '24g part of Stuff in Everywoman, '23g part of Pirate in Cap- tain Applejackf' '24, member of Block S Society, '24g one year second team football, '22, two years varsity football, '23, '2-lg mem- ber Honor Scholarship three quarters: won Block S for football. .ANDREW ARMANINO Commercial 'Tis not what a man does which exalls him: but what a man would do! Orchestra and band, '21, '22, '23, 'Z-1. CECIL ARTHUR Academic For I am nothing if not critical. Latin Club, '223 four years member of band and orchestra. TlTUS AUNGST Academic 'I'o have joy one must share it. Happiness was born aqtwinf' Presirlent Science Club, 'ZZQ Science Club, 'Z-L MARlON PARKER l3AlRD Academic And ease of heart her every look convey'd. 'l'l1e joy of youth and health her eyes dis- play'd, FLGREXCE BARNETT Commercial The mirror of constant faith. Girls' Crew, 'ZSQ Honor Scholarship Society member five quartersg news writing class, '24,

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knee pants, straw hats with elastics, and little waists with Peter Pan Collars, exceptionally becoming to Ed Mayall. ACT ll VVith a self-satished and fearless air this little band gathers together in 1921. Feeling a little more certain of themselves, they stage a play, Alice- Sit-by-the-Firef' lt makes a big hit, and many stars begin to shine forth in all activities. After giving several successful dances, they begin to feel them- selves capable of razzing the frosh. ACT III Enter 1922 with more dawning intelligence than before. '24's begin to show up their dignified elders. Earl lXfIcDonald goes through with a bang carrying nrst place honors for this gang in the extemporaneous contest. Big hit with junior-senior dance. Discover actor amongst them in person of Palmer Goldsberry. - ACT IV Curtain Qthis time a new burnt-orange curtain, price 3813. Annual editor weeps copiously at rise.j Rises for last time, 1923-1924, on well behaved crowd of men and women. Many heroes shine forth. All-senior crawl big success. Ed Mayall and Cliffton Frisbie garner in all honors for debating. Philip Cavalero carries seniors through with second place in Oratorical con- test, hrst places in County and Central Constitution contests, third place in Northern Constitution contest, and third place in extemporaneous contest Souza proves athletic hero, and joe P. Goldsberry doubles his repute as an actor when senior play, Captain Applejackf' is produced. Then this great class comes in for reflected glory when the G. Sz T. wins honors as best high school publication in California. The 55813 falls in 1924 closing the greatest four-year life of the greatest class ever graduated from S. H. S. ll vos'r G R A D UATES l17l

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GRACE BARSI Academic Simplicity of character is the natural result of profound thought, Hrcliesfm, '22, '23, '24. GERTRUDE BAUMGART Academic Don't Waste life in doubts and fezirsg spend yourself on the work before you, well assured that the right performance of this liour's duties will he the best preparation for tlie hours and ages that follow it. I'-I ELEN HAUM CART Academic For she is wise, if l can judge her. Honor Sclmlarslnp four quarters. BENNI E ANGELO RAVA Vocational Play up. Play up, and play the game. Big S Society. '24g varsity football, '21, '22, '23g lmsketliall, '23, 'Z45 lmsehnll, '22, '24, SH El.l'JON l?iEl,l. Academic VVl1at is relnenibervfl flies, what is written Y lives. Urrliestra, '22. '2S. FRANK S. BERRY Academic Cond when not otherwise. Sophoinore-Cosmo in Alice Sit Hy the Fire. '22: l1'lE1'l'Il7C'f of Glue Club, Circle S Society. football second team. '23: pirate in senior play. 'Z-lg pai-1 in opera, '2-1. VERA BLAIN Commercial Of manner gentle, of affections mild. VIDA BLAIN Commercial A winning way, FL pleasant smile. II9