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

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SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES BERT A. BECKWITH-Vocational. ROSA M. DALAMA-Academic: Reporter Guard and Tackle, '36. RICHARD HOLT-Academic. LESLIE KNOLES-Academic: Commissioner of Rec- ords '35, '36g IZA Class Hres, '3Z:,Pres. Pan-Pav cificg Troubadours '35-'37g Cast Three-Cornered lVloon g junior Rotarian ,36, '37g Student Control ,33-35. FREDDIE NESSLER--Vocational, RALPH STOLBERG-Academic.

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L. NOTLEY SAWYER-Academic. ROY CHARLES SCHAENEMAN-Academic. ARABELL SHORT-Academic: Orchestra 3 Yearsg Cast of As You Like It g String Ensemble. MADELEEN NATHELLE SPEETZ EN-Commer cial: Attended Westlake High, Oakland '32. ROBERT STANGE-Academic: Attended Lahina- luna High, Territory of Hawaii. JAMES DEANE STEMER-Academic: 2 Circle S's Track. BARRE STEPHENS-Academic: Pres. S anish Club P Fall '36g Rally Committee '36g Student Control '36. BILL TEMPLE-Academic: Vice-Pres. T-Square, Spring '36g Ribbon, Relay Teamg Orchestra '33, '35q Senior Prom Committeeg Sweater Committee. GEORGE TERANISHI-Academic: Prize, American Legion History Test. DENNY THOMAS-Vocational. ADELE THOMSEN-Commercial: 3 Sem. Honor Scholarshipg 4th Prize Chamber of Commerce Contest. HOWARD R. THURSTON-Academic: Cast of Three-Cornered lVloon g Cast of Senior Play Newspaper Brideng Attended lone High '33-'36. HISAKO TOMODA-Commercial. LORRAINE ULDALL-Commercial. EDNA VACHINA--Commercial: Old English S Fall '35g Student Control '36. MILDRED VOGT-Commercial: Attended Galileo High '33-'36. BEATRICE WEBBER-Academic: Attended Sonora High '32-'34. ROBERT O. WHEELER-Commercial: 2 Block S's Track.

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FEBRUARY CLASS PLAY CCTHE NEWSPAPER BRIDEH under the di- rection of David Ritchie, was chosen for the Senior Play of the February Class. Those taking part in the play were janet McGinnis, Monroe Langdon, Gail Scheere, Maude Alyce Metcalf, Priscilla Hatch, Howard Thurston, and Lewis Ford. Vandelyn Harper, portrayed by Janet McGinnis, was an artist's model whose pic- ture taken as a bride for a newspaper ad- vertisement caused the ensuing action of the play. A publicity stunt for advertising the play took place when Janet, attired as the Newspaper Bride, and her husband, How- ard Thurston, rushed out of the main build- ing under a shower of rice into a waiting car decorated with large signs showing the bride and advertising the play, and accom- panied by loud horns of following automo- biles was driven about the downtown sec- tion. The High School Orchestra, playing several selections in keeping with the mode of the play, was directed by Virginia L. Short. .s.,.aw..,..wa., .ya J f Above: Stunt Advertising February Senior Play Left: Cast of Newspaper Bride