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

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SENIOR MEMORIES Gertrude Turner-Academicg Treas. Girls' League '34g Exchange Ed. G. and T. Fall '343 Band '32, '33, '34, '35g Solo Annely Uchida-Academicg Cast Senior Play A Lady Laughsng Solo Dance Hiawatha g Graduated ZH Years Ruth Urbani-Commercialg Class Numeralsg Old English S Fred F. Walsh Jr.-Commercial Walter Wfalz-Commercial Leslie Weber-Acadexnic Dorothy Elizabeth Whelihan Mitzi White-Academic Patrick White-Academic Douglas Wilson-Acadeinicg l Yell Leader '33, '34g Class Laughsng Student Control '34 Mildred Mae Wolf-Colnnxerci '32-3 3 Daisy Wong-Acadenxic Glenn Vvright-Academic Henry E. Yoshema-Academicg Donald Young-Academic Peter Yroz-Academic I , r Sec.-Treas. Tri-Y '34g Sec: Q , 151 W 'LL 0 . 45' I E ist Concert '34g Music Award j 8 Q jf: 1715 V l ? t . i HU in l - ,F Q Q I f .0 I ' :L . 2 A A L E , -Commercial ' all L ,K M Al .1 . . S , v 'Q Semester Honor Scholarshipg il i. Pres. Spring '343 Vice-Pres. 1 ' ' A Latin Club Fall '34, Pres. Spring '35g Adv. Mgr. A Lady 1: A 13 . l alg Class Numeralg Lodi High V1 I dn V H ' , -5 E I l X l, 'i if Graduated 3M Years A r 1 A i , ...x Q , A 7 '5 7 -- ' - Fifffi' ' . 'Q 4 1 A ' f ' 2 Ti ., ' C7223-'Ti'-1 M L L M5 -A i - ? af- . - ,.L. L ,nuxmii Millie Deaver-Commercial Tom Dixon-Academic Mazie Fox-Academicg Graduated in 3M Years Nestor Freitas-Academicg Circle S Basketball: Graduated 32 Years Edward Gauger-Vocational Edith Ghiglieri-Commcrcialg Class Numerals Richard Jeffries--Academic Twenty-one SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES ' Alfred Louie-Vocational Evelyn Nicora-Commercial Bob Norton-Academic Mae Belle Rosensteel-Academic Cyril Stone-Academic Leola Sanborn-Academic Himeko Takahashi-Academicg Graduated in HQ Years Ray Tatum-Vocational

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I 'Ui 9 .Q an Ja .vs Air 'in W? 4. S SENIOR MEMORIES jack Rule-Acadernicg Pres. Key Club '34g Band '31-'34 Bill Rundle-Academicg 3 Semesters Honor Scholarship Dorothy Ruvkun-Commercialg Class Numeralsg High Step- pers '34 Kyoichi E. Sako-Academic Jeanne E. Schafer-Academicg Graduated in 3M Years Roy Schenone--Vocational john Schone-Commercial William Shepard Jr.--Academicg Band 4 Yearsg Orchestra 1 Year George Smith-Commercialg Ione High '30 John T. Stephens-Academicg Orchestrag Antioch Highg Graduated in 3M Years 'Theodore Stephens-Academicg Block S Basketball Howard Arnold Stine-Academicg Joke Editor G. and T. '33-'34g Latin Prize '31 Viola Clare Stone-Academicg 4 Years Band, Orchestra Awardg Latin Prize Evelyn L. Tacldioli-Academicg Class Numerals Walter M. Talbot-Commercialg Treas, Junior Red Cross '33g David Luben Jr. High '31 Shizuko Tanaka-Academicg Graduated in BW Yearsg Class Numerals Mary Ellen Thomas-Academic John Thompson-Commercial Erma Tracy-Commercialg Sec.-Treas. Tri-Y ,343 Class Numeral james Curtis Tredway-Academicg Band '34g Redondo High '32, Sacramento High '33g Student Control '34 Ralph E. Tredway-Academicg G. and T. Staff Spring '343 Band '31 and '34, Soloist Band-Orchestra '32g Woodwind Prize '31 Louis S. Tsunekawa--Academicg Treas. Japanese Clubg Block SH Football '34 Harumi Tsushima-Commercialg Graduated 3M Years Eldred Neal Tullos-Academic Twenty

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SENIOR MEMORIES June Class History HE most outstanding class up to the year 1935. How proud I was to be in it! just because some students set out to be above average, others took it up, and soon we had a record breaking class. It started high school with the largest grou of freshmen ever to enter and ended with the number practically unchanged. Four hundred boys and girls took part in the graduation exercises. Nineteen of those who walked across the stage of the Civic Auditorium were gold seal bearers by the middle of the senior year because of mem- bership in the Honor Scholarship for six semesters or more. One of these, Rose Sakata, graduated in three yearsg three, Shizu Abe, Rose Merchasin, and Jimmy Naka- mura, graduated in three and one-half years. Howard Becker, Edith Chickaraishi, Erma Gaviglio, Bill Gealey, Sylvester Ghilarducci, Hillard Katz, Esther Kim, Wilma Patterson, Gilbert Paulo, Jimmy Powell, Melva Raffo, Betty Raven, jean Swenson, Ai Teranishi, and Alfred Zuckerman were all members of the class from the freshman year on. Of our athletes, nothing much can be said except that among them were some of the most brilliant in many years, with Tony Calvelli heading the list in football. Bob Board, Glynn Johnson, Carlton Peregoy, and Roy Phillips also developed into well- rounded players before the end of the four years. Dave Kerwin contributed to the basket-ball team, while Eldon Kitterman was a Hrst string member of the class B swimming squad. Outstand Robert Peckler-Academic, Z Semesters Honor Scholarshipg Pres. Student Body '35g Pres. Playcraftcrs '34-'35g Winner Hodgkins Tennis Racket, Troubadours '34-'35 Jean Swensen-Academic, Gold Sealg 7 Semesters Honor Scholarshipg Prs. Girls' League Fall '34g Vice-Pres. Student Body Spring '35g Vive- Pres. Philophysean Club '33g Sec. Tennis Club In music, too, we had our leaders. Four students, Josephine Miramontes in orchestra, Hazel Earl and Mary Holmes in the Trouba- dours, and Bill Kirkman as an ace pianist, followed this art seriously. Betty Raven, editor of the Memory Book, belonged to the girls' string quartet and was a member of the Quill and Scroll. Bill Gealey, another of the 1935 senior group and editor of the Guard and Tackle weekly, claimed membership in this international journalism society, along with John Nelson, spring sports editor. School officers? We had our share. Robert Peckler was student body president the last semester, Eleanor McCloud was es- pecially outstanding in school government, and Eldred Barnes, Anna Knapp, Jimmie Powell, and Jean Swenson took active part in this branch of school life. In February, the seniors picked students to represent them as their leaders when grad- uates. Carlton Peregoy was unanimously elected president, Marion Akers became vice-president, and Jack Colberg was secre- tary. It was the first year that students had graduated from the paint shop, a new de- partment started in 1931. Five boys began this branch of vocational work and refinish- ed their class rooms in the boys' basement, and by the end of their high school career had enlisted 19 other pupils in the new class. It was also the year in which the seniors had their caps and gowns measured to fit. ing Students '34g Pres. Honor Scholarship '35 and Sec. '343 Old English l'S g Tollirt Trophyg Student Con- trol '34-'35 Eldred W. Barnes-Academicg Z Semesters Honor Scholarshipg Com. Welfare '35g Treas. French Club '34g Choral Mastery Vive-Pres. German Club Spring '35g A Track Spring '35 Twenty-:wo