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'tGUARD AND TACKLEH i January Class of IQ3I IN THE FALL of 1930, Stockton High was surprised and delighted to hear that the first Junior-Senior Prom in many years was to be given by the January Class of 1931. Needless to say, the Senior Shuffle, as it was later termed, was a huge success. A very suitable theme- Prison-was appropriately carried out with prison bars, dungeon room, poker tables, finger printed programs with a view of Sing Sing on them, and a rogues' gallery. Some of the Incorrigibles in Warden', Ellis art gallery: Chicken,' Bacon, Filthy McNasty Brown, Slaughter House Sadie, Pug,' Rice, Scarface Capone Miloslavich, Slicker Schiffman, Brute Ruse, Scrammy,' Pease Jr., Opium', Oren, Eel,' French, Block,' Kizer, 10 Cent,' McPhee, Worry Wart Clay, l'Scramface', Harper, Hollywood', Stone, and Stool Pigeon' Busalacchi. A A prison siren between dances helped remind the imprisoned ones of the date of their release-and freedom, January 30. A senior program was presented to raise money for the dance. Nehi,' Ng, half-pint mastodon of Stockton High, was master of ceremonies. 1 In spite of all precautions, he put the audience in the aisles when he got - tangled up in the curtain. The high light of the program was an im- promptu bawling out by the master of ceremonies-someone had unwit- tingly given a Bronx cheer at an un- Nllfl -T ll ZH 'U' g ' l ii NNI? EH -I ,W if S :N Q F 'Ninn 111 Of -1 X IU, lgi: Q9 N ' Q , H, I I .lf my f'1,j.'.W 2 a , Yi lg H 1 Ha. ,ii W , X . IHIIHIM G'-g,,,h 3 S2 P'Qfg gl M' 4 5 ' ' i X but if X N -LL-,R ii M . ix ix, ..f awe' ' psychological moment. Class Day, January 28, occa- sioned much interest. Orators for the day were Helene Meade, Lennis Tupper, Gordon Gray, and Henry Schiffman. Four of the grads were awarded life certificates with gold seals, and pins of the California Scholarship Federation. They were Rita Lamperti, Kenichi Hasegawa, Kenichi Nishimoto, and Henry Schiffman. Class officers were Charles Miloslavich, president, and Rita Lamperti, secretary. Fifteen
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