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

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Upper Group--Row I lBoTTom To Topl: SanguineTTi, I-I a r b e r T, O'Connor, PisTer. Row 2: Raab, WiTT, Boren, Connelly, Ware. Row 3: Sulherland, Burns, Brown, Mill- er. Row 4: Robbins, Brenchley, Fowler, Beckham, Oliver. Second Group - Row I: Orsi, Lewis, Hall, Morais, Turner, Row 2: Sheperd, Clark, Macpherson. Row 3: Anderson. HickinboTham, Shauor, I-Ioqan, RaTTo, French. Row 4: Andresakis, Passadore, Long, AThearn. ErnsT. Third Group--Row I: Sprague, RaTTo, Davis, STrand, Billones. Row 2: FleTcher, Marrello, Julius, Her- iing, Arnold, Row 3: Van Dyke, AThearn, Boren, Lease. Row 4: Kaiser, Perry, French. Row 5: Jen- kins, Ohm. Fouifh G-roupellow I: GebhardT, Umino, Burns, Miller, Robbins. Row 2: Vassar, Holmes, Bianchi, Bird. Row 3: SuTherland, LaTham, Ladd. Row 4: BeyeTTe, PadgeTT, Boren, Lenz, STUDENT CCDNTIQCI. The purpose oT The STudenT ConTrols is noT To punish The sTudenTs buT To warn Them and help Them obey school rules. There is a ConTrol Tor boTh girls and boys headed by The FirsT Vice-PresidenT oT The STudenT Body and The Commissioner oT WelTare. Each group consisTs of TwenTy members composed OT Com- mercial, Academic, and Vo- caTional sTudenTs. The girls' meeTings are held every Wed- nesday aTTernoon while The boys' are held whenever They are called TogeTher by The Commissioner oT Welfare. AT every meeTing each sTudenT Turned in Tor violaTing a school rule is given a Tair Trial by members who aim To TreaT all oTTenders Tirmly buT Tairly.

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