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

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STOCKTON HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY OF I950-I95I ENGLISH AND SOCIAL STUDIES Grades 9 - I0 Miss J. Anderson Mrs. N. Beanland Mrs. Camp Miss I. Green Mr. H. Johpson Mr. B. Lewis Mr. McCabe lDrama+icsl Mrs. McCoy Miss Malic lCaIifornia Hisioryl Miss Mellgren lSpeechl Mr. O'Connor lJournaIisml Miss Powell lCommerciaIl Mr. Prince Miss Rinse? Mr. D. Rifchie Mr. Schiffman Miss Silford Mrs. Weelcs Mrs. Wesf COMMON LEARNINGS Grades 7 - 8 Mr. Adams Mrs. Buckingham Mrs. Burnham Mr. Cecil Mr. Craig Mrs. Dodson Mrs. Hallinan Miss McArdle Mr. McDow Mrs. MacLerie Mrs. Mowaii Miss Scoff Mrs. Sprague Mrs. Sfarlr Mr. Tharp Mrs. Tremain Miss Wolfe ADMINISTRATION Mr. Wesley G. Young, Principal Mr. Caullcins, Regisfrar Mr. Cave, Dean of Boys Mrs. Cripps, Dean of Girls Mrs. Duclcworfh, School Nurse AGRICULTURE Mr.J. M. Lewis ART Mr. Brown Mr. Ouyle Miss Sfewarl Miss Verzic COMMERCIAL Mr. Hibbard Mr. Reelhorn lPenmanshipl FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mrs. O. Anderson Miss Heggie Mr. Holfmeisfer Miss Lulces HOME ECONOMICS M rs. Cla rlc Mrs. Cooper MATHEMATICS Miss Chidesfer Mr. Gosseh' Mr. Hansen Miss Pease Mrs. Pelerson Mrs. Slaley MUSIC Mr. Hubbard lBandl 'Miss Judd Mr. McCar+hy IA Cappellal Mrs. M. Rifchie Miss Sharp Mr. Shorl lOrches'lral SCIENCE Miss Hoerl Mr. J. Beanland lBoys' P.E.I Mrs. Bryan? Mrs. Gibson llfnglish, Social Sfucliesl Mrs. E. Johnson Mrs. Larson Mrs. Lonquisl Miss Wriqhf INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Campbell Mr. Glufh Mr. McBride Mr. Mallory Mr. Margason Mr. Rolsch ' Mr. Rumsey Mr. Sfoclcwell LIBRARY Grades 7 - 8 Mrs. Lipsey Miss McAndrews Miss Rommell Miss Hooper, Division Chairman, Grades 7 - 8 Mrs. Morgan, Vice Principal Miss Noll, Caleferia Manager Miss M. Smilh, Librarian Miss G. Robbins, A+fendance SECRETARIAL STAFF Miss Busalacchi Mrs. Carler Mrs. De Long Mrs. Diefz Mrs. Farneifi Miss Giacovoni Miss Gianelli Mrs. McDeviH' Mrs. Pond Miss Sarris Miss Scanflebury Mrs. Wrighl Mrs. Kerr Mr. McLaughlin Mr. Raven Mr. Sallady BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mr. McKay Mr. Carpenler Mr. Gorda? Mr. Guilfoyle Mr. La Bee Mr. Rogers GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Miss Herberl i Miss Bliss Miss Goodenough Miss Mifchell Miss Shellman CUSTODIANS Mr. Mr. Alvas. Cusiodian Bragg. Gardener and Walchman Mr. Branson, Gardener and Wafchman Mr. Emerson, Cusfodian Mr. Fagler, Cuslodian Mr. Farrow, Cusfodian Mr. Hawkins, Cusfodian Mr. Janeiro, Head Cusfodian Mr. Mr. Mr. McGregor, Engineer Mulfhauf. Gardener Music. Cuslodian Mrs. Nibloclc. Cuslodian Mr. Olson, Cuslodian Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Phillips. Cus+odian Priichard, Cuslodian Sheehan. Cusiodian Tallani, Cusfodian

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- -.I i-, THE 1950-1951 YEAR AT STOCKTON HIGH To Those who pass Through The porTals oT STockTon High as graduaTes oT January and June, l95l, The uncharTed TuTure lies beyond . . . an inviTaTion and a challenge. If The graduaTes have made good use OT Their Time aT SToclcTon High, Those porTals will serve as a gaTeway To a promising TuTure. ATTer graduaTion, The habiTs and slcills developed here will Torm ThaT TuTure: may iT be a brighT one Tor all. The year I95O- l95l has been rich in acTiviTies Tor SToclcTon High graduaTes. Four Term plays, many colorful assemblies, a varieTy show, a Tun TesT, and several dances, parTies, and picnics were held. ln sporTs, The SToclcTon Tarzans won The middle-Tour championship in baslceTball lvarsiTy and iunior varsiTyl, and in Track lclass ln TooTball and baseball The Tarzans made an ouTsTanding record in This Third year under The 6-4-4 plan. Swimming and Tennis Teams were also formed. Wilh The close of The school year came The reTiremenT of Mrs. Mary Cripps, dean oT girls, and Tor many years head oT counseling and guidance aT SToclcTon High. A Triend and guide To many classes of The pasT, Mary Cripps has earned The respecT and admiraTion oT sTudenTs, Teachers, and Tellow adminisTraTors. Also reTiring in The I95O- l95I year was Mr. J. M. Lewis, Teacher oT agriculTure here Tor many years, and known and loved by more Than one generaTion oT SToclcTonians. A word oT praise is also Tended Mr. David Janeiro, head cusTodian, who is leaving Tora deserved promoTion To SToclcTon College. Mr. Meyer and Mr. Bahnsen oT The TaculTy, are saluTed as well, Tor Their volunTary reTurn To service in our armed forces. SToclcTon High sTudenTs and alumni mourned The loss oT Miss Marjorie Pease, popular maThemaTics Teacher, in Feb- ruary, l95l. IEEL -area ,a l