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

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Councils full year with a dinner at Lucca's. With a new semester and a new council, the activities continued at a fast pace. A clean-up campaign on the campus, the Fun Fest, and the King and Queen contest, the big event at S.H.S., another dinner, and one full year ended the history of Stockton as a four year high school. Top to bottom: Al Beardsley, Arla Mae Nagel, Caryl Scott, Paul Bram- well, Al Pecchenino, Jack Francis, Charlotte Duncan, Pat Craig, Eileen Sears, Mary Lee Sullivan Q 1 2 y'

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Student Entering into the activities at Stockton High, we would like to introduce you to the Fall and Spring Student Councils. Among the activities carried out by the Fall Council Were: planning the Lodi-Stockton Perpetual football trophy, which is shining in our Trophy casey sponsoring the second annual Pigskin Squeal after the Modesto game, and ending their Top to lmttmn: Al lin-zllwislvy, Mildred McKay. ,Xllon Croft, M:iI'L'i:1 Fohleritz. Caryl Scott. H.-len Kessel, Mziry Ju Svhwuxiz, Nancy Beebv. 'I' S. Bzartun. Lnxry l':ll'lLl'll2llT1 QU? -Q ,,r'

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if N .4 E 1 K lf ., JL. 'H 1 -,-, ' ' . ,. 'M' First Violin: Daryl Gray. Harriet Platt, Georgia Ritvhie, Sandra Culbertson. Nadine Close. VValter Paullin, Beverly Roessler, Judith Holylvee, Guilht-rt VVhite. Eleanor Hagi, Elizabeth Little. Second Violin: Gerald Paulos. Douglas Miller. Daniel Gonzalez. Joyce Holden, Joan Seymour, Norene Netz. Barbara VVilltinson, Par Frantois, Alice Gates. Helen XVelch. Phylis Shurnon. Elna Peck. Yiolus: Donald Roberts. Harris Mowart, l'a1'ii'ic'o Fuertes, Eleanor RYan. Cellos: Natalie Smith. Eleanor Platt. Adleal' XYl7llIl.LflilllSf, Robert Norman, Elliot Light, Mary Jane Ritchie. lvlariorie VValds. Basses: Josephine liunvan. Hose Sllill-'i.1'i'1', Nlarion Young. Carol Gray. Don Casteline, Mary l'Jou'n1-y. lflutez Carol Mae Jones. Anne Q?ll'1'0llgJ,ll. Ohm-. Richard Johnson Ulm-init-ts: A1 ,ljt'K't'llt'l1lll0. Larry I-Zinghani. lhnssoonmsz John Scott. 'fun s s l l Iod Brown. Trumpets: Edwin Chin, Billy Baer. fxl'I'lUltl-lqVIlll.'. Horn. : Margaret A exant er, Q Thompson, Nancy Green. Trombone: Bob lfliselen, IH-rc-lissioli: Frank Yorke. Hill M1'l,aug.fhl1n. Pianist: John Trenoline-. Meet a leading group of talented students in the Music Department. Directed by Lawrence Short, the orchestra played at graduation, and the Christmas and Easter Programs. Harold Heisinger, the band is one ot the most active organizations on the campus. Present at all football games, the band provided school spirit rain or shine. lirst ross fiillblti X HtlN11lj,kl Rohr-rt Armstrong. Evelyn Max, Marion Van Yraiilien. Caryl it Jonts lillllllf uchenino Russell Dietxe. Donald Troglia. Darlene Moll. Bonnie Gould- P1 1, Joe Monigal Alyon Lee. Billy B11-tx. 5l'l'lllIll row: Alvin ht John lrioh Iioiothy Poxd Dirk Johnson. June Tesch. Bob litisltwalter. Jarli liibgjtllo. 4 an Rldltx Nlill ex ud Pitsy Yerlinzs. Henry l'hn1-r. Martin XVestlinp:. Third row: it 1n vothaln, Bill Haley, Al Pecc-henino. Dorothy I'ed1'o. lit-tty hlltill e ltttx Nlorey. John Bianos. Adelbert Patterson. Kay Rigg. lnllllftll on Xll 1 1 Q 1 iiueya. Nedia B1-'lltns1p. Nant-y Green, Mary l?I'lJt'lll1,L1'l'I'. .lanies lll1llL,iUll Nllll n thard Perez. Fred Spooner, Lester Harvey. Hannah Hurdle. h 1 1 L et in oston. James Hampton. Silas Gipson, llill lilL'lillt'l'. Roh Nih-s. nnt uxson l11h111 Stotldale. Margaret Alexander Dun Smith. Johnny Gonzales. Sixth um n l ion n l 'll I l'l0Il. Bob Eiselen, lilontcna Terry, Jann-s Smith. llud Bt-lirens. 1 ul N i3.,u1n1ttl c in on Ronald Pearce. Jimmy Green. Sou-nth row: Lloyd Ras- 1 1 se n est Silxe s John l'3.1xenDOrt, Loren Morris Cliiiorrl Javltson. Caryl 1 f -. - X -he if-11' 1 xx'e'ma,1 1111111-A ott St 111 c lilfli 11t'o. Nlill'F f'4's Vovoi in i Q i ' ' 1..x. Mlm. lu.: