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

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THE FACULTY IS BEHIND AND SToclcTon I-ligh is iusTly proud oT iTs exTremely capable and ever- pleasanT adminisTraTive members. Always willing To do anyThing and everyThing requesTed oT Them, They are True Triends oT all who have come in conTacT wiTh Them. This year Mr. Ellis, principal, was honored wiTh a life membership To The ParenT-Teacher AssociaTion. Miss lvlclnnes, dean oT girls, was missed around school Tor much oT The spring semesTer because oT illness. lvliss Loveioy very adeguaTely Tilled her posiTion during her absence. Yes, our adminisTraTion is our pride and ioyq we will never TorgeT Them. W. Fre lv1r,J. C. Cave, dean of boys. Ci Ellis, p p i

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HERE IS THE BACKBONE OE STOCKTON PicTured below are The members oT The Board oT EducaTion. SToc4- Ton schools owe a greaT deal To These members Tor The many Things They have already done Tor educaTion and Tor The Things They have planned. A new insurance policy which covers all schools in The disTricT Tor a number oT Things has already been adopTed. AnoTher Thing which has already been done in connecTion wiTh The grammar schools in SToclcTon School DisTricT is The consTrucTion oT good, high meTal Tences enclosing play grounds and TaciliTies. Besides maTerial improvemenTs, The Board has done some invesTigaTion oT Tinances and oTher Things. A cenTral Treasury Tor all money TransacTions oT all schools in The ciTy oT STockTon has been esTablished, and HIGH Mr. RehnerT, M T l M H lvl T-lll M l eTTicienT, accuraTe records musT be lcepT oT all money maTTers concerning The schools, no maT- Ter how small. We, The beneTiciaries oT all changes made by This group, appreciaTe all which is done by Them and wish Them The besT oT success in Their Term oT oTTice. Andrew P. Hill, BOARD OF EDUCATION:

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ON MUCH OFTHEW L guage Teachers-Mr. T-loTmeisTer, Miss Heggie, Mr. TurkaTTe, Miss WiIIiams,h d T Miss De Ruchie, Miss Selna, Mrs. Anderson. Language DepaT T The TaculTy has increased by leaps and bounds The pasT year. Among The newcomers are: English deparTmenT, Mrs. Camp, Mrs. Chope, Miss l-loTFman, Mrs. WesT, Miss Archer, Mr. DeiTz-who TaughT aT Schneider VocaTional School beTore going inTo The service Trom which he was re- cenTly discharged-and Miss Green-who reTurned This year aTTer a leave oT absence: Mr. Turl4aTTe oT The Language deparTmenT: Miss Collins, Mr. Drury, and Mr. Schepman oT The Social Sciences: MaThemaTics, Miss Elsie Dunn, Miss Emelyn Dunn, and Miss Canessa-a graduaTe oT STocl4Ton l-ligh: Mr. McLaughlin-who reTurned To his Teaching posiTion in The science deparTmenT aTTer being in The service: Miss l-loenisch and Miss McDaniels, boTh Tormer grammar school Teachers, oT The ArT deparT- menT: Mrs. Erye and Mrs. DeLap, Girls' P.E.: Miss WrighT, l-lome Eco- nomics: Mr. Arbelbide, Mr. Cooper-who TransTerred To Edison aTTer a shorT sTay-and Mr. Solomon-who reTurns aTTer a Three year sTreTch as a commissioned oTTicer in The Navy-all oT The Boys' P.E. deparTmenT: Mr. Rundle, an honor graduaTe oT SToclcTon l-ligh, in The Science deparT- menT: Mr. Chance, Social STudies deparTmenT. Those leaving school were: Miss KaTherine l-lumbargar, who is now dean oT girls aT Edison: Miss ElizabeTh l-lumbargar, Mrs. Sheridan, Mr. Greenwood, and Mr. Nevin all oT whom are now Teaching aT SToclcTon Junior college: and Mr. Cooper, who was TransTerred To Edison l-ligh. in appreciaTion Tor his coaching a winning baslceTball Team This season, 'PeTe' Lenz, oT The P.E. deparTmenT, was awarded a gold wrisT waTch by The sTudenT body aT an assembly in The early spring. The sTudenTs and TaculTy were all shoclced aT The unTimely passing oT Mr. Ellis Elder, Tormer science Teacher, who leTT To ioin The service Three years ago, and was expecTed To resume his Teaching nexT Tall. ORK