Sutter Union High School - Gold and White Yearbook (Sutter, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1945 volume:

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GARY PHILLIPS, JOYCE POWERS ADVISOR, ,.... ...,,,. ,..,,,,. , , , ,L,, . ., W MISS SECORD TV Ti-IE CLA OF 19115 The years oT liTe are unTolding and no maTTer how much we may desire To reach a Time and place oT simpliciTy, liTe is becom- ing more and more complex in all oT iTs relaTionships, personally, socially, naTionally, and inTernaTionally. l TrusT ThaT you will look To The TuTure as anoTher greaT advenTure when you will be able To reach ouT and conquer The many wonderTul opporTuniTies of liTe. May you be successful in your ambiTions and live a liTe oT success and happiness If VU! W RENTS . .. We,The sTudenTs oTSuTTer Union l-ligh School, aT This Time wish To dedicaTe This book To our ParenTs, who Through our school years have guided us wiTh Their unselTish devoTion and advice. and have helped To malce our school liTe a success. -The STaTl John l-l. DecaTer Principal BACK ROW, left to right: Mr. Claypool, Mr. Wagner, Mr. Behnke, IVIr. Decater. FRONT ROW: Mr. Hill, Miss Williams Nliss Burch, Miss Secord. Not in picture, IVlrs. Stone, Neva Stohlman. MR. CLAYPOOL Shop Mechanical Drawing Boys' P.E. MR. BEI-INKE Band Grade ScI'iooI Music Boys' P.E. MR. I-IILL Ma+I1. I Aq.SI1op Ag.Sci.I Ag.II, III,8cIV FA CULTY MISS BURCI'-I Span. I Xi II Enq. III si IV Library Girls' P. E. MRS. STONE Sci. II, III, 8: IV. Soc. S+.lV Geomefry Girls' P. E. MR. WAGNER Enq,I8nII Soc.S+.l, II,8i III Boys' P. E. MR. DECATER Algebra I 8: II Boys' P. E. MISS WILLIAMS Praciicai Sci. I I-Iorne Econ. Arls 81 Crails MISS SECORD Bookkeeping Typinq I, II, 81 III SI'1orIIwancI I Si Il Girls' P. E. ROBERT NUNES DONALD BU RTIS LEO CHESINI LORETTA DEAN CLARENCE ENGSTRONI DORIS GOODEILL ROXIE LUTTRELL SHIRLEY NICGAHAN LINORA IVICGUIRE ERMIL IVIALLETT LELA OLNISTEAD FALL OFFICERS Nlr. Wagner, advisor. Lois Perkins, Secretary. Lewis Tarke. Bob Nunes. LOIS PERKINS CLYDE PERRY S E N ' S LOUIS SCHELLENGER KENNETH SPARKS LOUIS TARKE GORDON TULL SPRING OFFICERS lVlr Wagner advnsor Pauline Wood, Vice President Kenneth Sparks Secretary Joyce Powers, President ,Liao if SENIVI CLASS i-IISTOIY A group OT abouT TiTTy-Two Treshmen enTered Through The porTals OT SuTTer Union High School on The TiTTeenTh day OT SepTember in The year OT nineTeen hundred and TorTy-one. lT Took us iusT a liTTle while To learn The ropes. We were soon all acquainTed and very good Triends. Carnival Time came and alThough we had To borrow money Trom The sTudenT body, we made more Than enough To pay iT back. Thus was born The Treasury OT The class OT TOrTy-Tive. On May 29Th school was ouT and we had behind us our TirsT year OT l-ligh School insTrucTion. On SepTember 28, l942, we again reTurned To old SuTTer l-lighg There were less OT us buT we were sTill as lively as ever. We consider This year To have been one OT our mosT successTul. This Time we goT To iniTiaTe The Freshmen, since we had memories OT The year beTore. We made a good proTiT in The carnival on The concessions which we had charge OT. In April we gave one OT The mOsT successTul dances OT The year, The Flower Fling . The gym was decoraTed wiTh beauTiTul roses OT all kinds and colors. School sTarTed CcTober 4, I943 This year due To The laTe harvesTing OT The crops and and The drasTic need OT The Tarmers Tor help To geT Them in. This year There were less Taces yeT To counT. There were some OT our classmaTes in The Armed Forces and we were really proud To have Them represenT us. This year we had Two main sources OT income: The Carnival and The Junior Magazine Sales. We Ordered our class rings and were we proud To wear Them when They came! This year we gave our TirsT Tormal dance. The Junior Prom which was held on May nineTeenTh. Gur SainT PaTrick's dance was given on March I7Th, wiTh Ireland as The Theme. The gym was decoraTed in ye good ole lr--r-r-ish green . ATTer Three monThs OT hard work in The Tields and The canneries, we were glad To come back To good old S.U.l-l.S. To resume our sTudies5 This Time wiTh almosT a compleTe new TaculTy. We soon Tound ouT ThaT we had a wonderTul TaculTy who were ready To help us geT OTT To a good sTarT on The road OT liTe. This year our class was down To TwenTy-six sTudenTs and nOT all OT Them could be aT home To receive Their diplomas. BUT we sTill had enough vim and vigor To show The resT OT The classes The way To go. The carnival was again very successTul. The seniors looked Torward To February 9Th, as iT was our cuT day: we Tinally Tound enough gas To Take a Trip To The snow-line. Everyone's hearT was conTenTed aTTer a big day in The snow. On June 8, I945, we bid Tarewell To our class- maTes and Triends, wishing everyone The besT OT luck in The TuTure. as G- 1, M DESTI NY PARKING PLACE Per EXPRESSION S NA OW KN NAME . I . 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Shirley iv1cGahan, will my pleasing disposiTion To any oT The girls who wanT a man. And may They use iT wisely. Linora McGuire, will my U.S.O. card To The Freshman and Sophomore girls. Bob Nunes, will my abiliTy To Talk The Teachers ouT of good grades To Farrell STernes. Lela OlmsTead, will my quieT naTure To Shirley Miller. Lois Perkins, will my size To Mable Barkell. Clyde Perry, will my abiliTy To sTick To one girl To Gordon Bordsen. Gary Phillips, will my parking place under The big oak Tree To someone who wanTs peace 'and quieT. Joyce Powers, will my way To keep order in The Senior Class To some Senior presidenT who needs iT. STanley PuTman, will my depleTed bank accounT To Junior lvlcGahan. Lenore Russell, will my grades To Don EngsTrom. Dave Sanborn, will my brains To do mechanical drawing To Jim PeTerson. Louis Schellenger, will my abiliTy To geT The girls To ride on my bicycle wiTh me To Tom Krull. KenneTh Sparks, will my liTTle daTe book Tull oT good numbers To Willard Frye. Louis Tarke, will my Trombone To lvladelyn Williams. Gordon Tull, will my Tuba To Eugene Varney. Joyce UmTress, will my mechanical abiliTy To The boys in The shop. Marion Vandenberg, will my good sTanding as a EuTure Farmer To Eddie WaTson. Elaine Wood, will my abiliTy To yell Tor S.U.l-LS. To The yell leaders who need iT. Pauline Wood, will my blushes To Arlene Thompson. WiTness our hand and seal This 8Th day oT June, l945. CLASS OF I945 SENIV R A CTII ITIES BURTIS, DONALD: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Coun- cil: CSF: Carnival: Bloclc S : Huslcy Sen- 'rinel Slall: Annual Slall, Baslcelball I-4. CHESINI, LEO: Foolball 2-4: Carnival: Sophomore Class Vice Presidenl: Bloclc S : FFA. DEAN, LORETTA: GAA, Secrelary: Gold Leader: Council: CSF: Girls League. ENGSTROIVI, CLARENCE: FFAI Vice Presi- denl Bloclc S : Council: Annual Slarl: Foolball 3, 4: Baslcelball I, 2.4: Baseball: Carnival: Huslcy Senlinel Slalli. GOODEILL, DORIS: Girls Chorus. LUTTERELL, ROXIE: Girls Chorus: Carni- val. MALLETT, ERMIL: FFA: Foolball Manager: Traclc. MCGAHAN, SHIRLEY: Sophomore Class Secrelary: Junior Class Secrelary: Slu- clenl' Body Treasurer: Council: GAA: While Leader: Girls Chorus: Huslcy Sen- Iinel Slall: Annual Slafl: Carnival, Girls League: CSF. IvIcGUIRE, LINORA: GAA: Huslcy Senlinel Slall: Girls Chorus: Girls League. NUNES, ROBERT: FFA: Senior Class Presi- denl. OLMSTEAD, LELA: GAA, I, 2, 3, 4: Girls League. PERKINS, LGIS: GAA: Secrelary, Vice Presidenl: Hi-Y: Sludenl Body Secrelary: Huslcy Senlinel Slahf: Carnival: Girls League: Senior Class Secrelary. PERRY, CLYDE: Bloclc S : Sludenl Body Presidenl: Council: Foolball 3, 4: Baslcel- ball I, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Soph. Class Vice Presidenl: CSF. PHILLIPS, GARY: Bloclc SH: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Class Presidenl: Huslcy Senlinel Edilor: Annual Slalil 3, 4: Foolball, 3, 4: Baslcelball I, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Sopho- more Class Vice Presidenl: Carnival. POWERS, JOYCE: GAA, Presidenl? Gold Leader: Hi Y, Vice Presidenl, I, 2, 3: Carnival: Senior Class Presiclenl: Annual Slall 3: Council 4. PUTMAN, STANLEY: Bloclc S Presidenl: Carnival: Freshman Class Presidenl: Slu- denl Body Vice Presidenlp Sludenl Body Presidenl: Council 2, 3, 4: Annual Slalf Edilor: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: Baskelball I, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: CSF. RUSSELL, LENORE: CSF, Presidenl: GAA: Annual Slafl. SANBORN, DAVE: FFA: Baseball. SCHELLENGER, LOUIS: FFA. SPARKS, KENNETH: Band I , 2, 3, 41 Baslcel- ball 3, 4: Carnival: Foolball: Sophomore Class Presidenl. TARKE, LOUIS: FFA: Band I, 2, 3.4: Bas- lcelball I, 3, 4: Council 3: Sophomore Class Presidenl. TULL, GORDON: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Foolball I, 2, 3, 4: FFA: Annual Slall 3. UMFRESS, JOYCE: GAA: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Girls League. VAN DENBERG, MARION: FFA. WOOD, ELAINE: GAA I, 2, 3, 47 Hi Y: SI'uden'r Body Yell Leader, 3, 4: Huslcy Senlinel Slall: Annual Slall: Council I, 3, 4: Girls League: Carnival: Assislanf Sludenl Body Yell Leader 3: Freshman Class Yell Leader. WOOD, PAULINE: GAA I, 2, 3, 4: GAA Presidenl, Vice Presidenl: Junior Class Secrelary: Senior Class Vice Presidenlg Council 2, 3, 4: Girls Chorus: Band I, 2, 3, 4: CSF: Sludenl Body Secrelary: Girls League: Huslcy Senlinel Slall: Annual Slali: Carnival. OcT. OCT. OcT. OcT. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May June June CALEN DA I 2-School opened wiTh a brand new TaculTy To guide us. The Freshmen were a scared loolqing bunch. ' 6-Freshman RecepTion Dance and Field Day which made Them True members oT Ole SuTTer High. 20-SuTTer deTeaTs Biggs 26-6 in TirsT TooTball game. 27- Sad news, STudenTsg Live Oalc beaT us I8-I4 in a TasT and Turious game. 3-The boys goT a good pracTice Today by deTeaTing WheaTland 60-O. VicTory dance ThaT nighT, whaT Tun! T4-SuTTer again deTeaTs WheaTland 34-I2. l7-SweeT revenge. We deTeaTed Live Oalc 2 I -8 in a cloud oT dusT. BuT we lilce our dir+ Turf. . 8-Our Annual Carnival was presenTed and was a big success. Fine baclcing was given The sTudenTs by The new FaculTy. 2l-The boys broughT home VicTory by deTeaTing Durham 26-O and winning The FooTball Championship Tor '45, 24-VacaTion aT lasTl Ahhl 25-ChrisTmas, and loolc aT all The giTTs. 5-Junior Prom and many new dresses and Taces were seen. I2-FirsT league baslceTball game wiTh Live Oalc. We won boTh games. I9-Biggs deTeaTs SuTTer A Team buT Bee Team goes on To win. 26-FaTal nighT. F. Nicolaus geTs The pracTice by deTeaTing boTh our A and B Teams. 2-BaslceTball game wiTh WheaTland. The A's won buT The B Team losT. 9-The Seniors Take off Tor The snow line on CUT Day. I4-Freshmen puT on a ValenTine's ReTurn Dance. I6-SuTTer versus Live Oalc and we come ouT on Top in boTh games. I 7-Junior Class Snow ParTy. A good Time was had by all. 23-SuTTer Talces Two exciTing games Trom Biggs. 2-E. Nicolaus Talces a Thriller Trom The A Team by score of 29-26. Our Bees won by one poinT. 9-BaslceTball game aT WheaTland7 we goT The pracTice. 23-Worlc Day and everybody had Their head down. Sadie l-lawlcins Dance ThaT nighT. -The Annual F.F.A. Barn Dance. -WheaTland versus SuTTer in baseball. -Band ConcerT. Big evenT oT The year. -SuTTer versus E. Nicolaus in baseball. Senior Dance. 27-Live Oalc versus SuTTer. 4-SuTTer versus WheaTland. l I-E. Nicolaus versus SuTTer. Color Day. Juniors give dance. 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A J ' ,J N A Q FIV , M A f W CPINIVAL gif 23. 5' 5 QQ fs J C ftxj Ugg hw Ox ii V -4 fl Alf, N l'lg l lQ f ff X12-fag ffk J f H - s ff ,X T N ig 'M up if i , lic ,ge f RUM Jig llffj L Syncopaled Juslice Lem-me See Your Tongue On December 8+h, Suller Union l-ligh School presenled Jrhe biggesl and besl show of all Times. The enlire 'rheme was buill on a Varie'ry basis, which was enjoyed by everyone. All music was under lhe direclion ol Mr. Behnlce and Miss Burch: drama, Miss Secord. Aller lhe Variely Show everyone adiourned lo The shop lo lry lheir luclc al 'rhe various concessions. This year lhe relreshmenl boolh seemed lo draw lhe mosl allenlion. The boorhs were gaily arrayed in crepe paper of all colors. Choosing lhe besr was difficult bul il finally was narrowed down lo lhe archery boolh, belonging lo lhe Juniors. Nexl was lhe l:reshmen's candy boolh. Everyone wenl our lhe door lloaded down wilh prizes, of coursel and wilh a smile ol salislaclion on lheir laces. -u X, ff? - eau ui X' wc , We vigil X N 'H gajol 3: if if sFifQ Rf s Q' 'af W Il 2 i fl P Left C ' ,fl A i f Ni wj X fcflfsl Bachelor's Reverie Remove Your Gum, Please! 'W A'-' 42' Z0 ,zgg FQEQ Emu ' .Q 3.1.-N N xo gas, E-2 gm? :L..1'i5 5236 QE-'rv N 'rE'f5 U-'mera .13 ,E D .co 040: 5 -:SP .El-'14 13: ' N 0.-!'D Ox L EQJJN :img mgfx gwfs xgz. ggi? mwRE .omg gm-3.4 SX N r-Egg . UE 3553 Siu:-J Sim.-5 5555 rmgy Q-:i: 5 ,C ,gm uh 1 E221 4715416 Q ,375 Wm .n. x an fam.- SEE? 5555 dat-Eg ,. . -.1 E295 -:ED. 055mm ..uLTt 05141 gmmn E635 age rm? LJ,-5' S42 'FFND The music deparTmenT oT SuTTer Union High School consisTing oT The beginning and advanced bands was hard aT work The TirsT week oT school under The direcTion oT Mr. Warren Behnke. The band has played an imporTanT role ThroughouT The school year by playing aT all school TuncTions. IT helped The morale oT The TooTball players and livened Things up beTween The guarTersg iT played an imporTanT parT in The annual carnival by playing beTween skiTs. A picked group Trom The band supplied The music Tor singing in one oT The skiTs. Then Too, The band has played aT all The home baskeTball games. The highlighT oT The band season was April 25, I945, when The band presenTed iTs annual concerT in The SuTTer High AudiTorium. IT was a very successTul evenT and gave The parenTs and oThers inTeresTed a chance To see whaT The band had accomplished during The year. The proceeds were given To The sTudenT body. A week beTore EasTer SuTTer High Band leTT on The bus Tor EasT Nicolaus, where They played wiTh The EasT Nicolaus Bandq Then The week aTTer EasTer EasT Nicolaus Band came To SuTTer Tor an exchange ioinT-session. Near The end oT The school year The band assisTed by playing Tor The high school and various grammar school graduaTions, making The musical year a compleTe success. CrediT should be given To The sTudenTs ThaT conTribuTed solos, dueTs, Trios and oTher numbers Tor various clubs and organizaTions oT SuTTer and The neighboring Towns ThroughouT The year. These were all ouTside acTiviTies and added much To The Tame oT The band. Much praise is due To The band members, and Tor Their success in playing, To Their leader, Mr. Warren Behnke. TOP ROW, left to right: C. Perry, S. Putman, W. Creasy, E. Wood, E. Watson. MIDDLE ROW: L. Burch, Advisor, L. Olmstead, Nl. Bielar, J. Stra- chan, J. Nunes, N. Russell. SEATED: lVl. Graham, L. Rus- sell, Nl. Russell, H. Kolos, H. Havens, P. Wood, S. NlcGahan, L. Dean, J. Johnson. Not Shown: Ernestine Webb. 22 A NNU14 - STAFF Q- :- as Qs s TOP ROW, left to right: D. Burtis, S. Putman, C. Eng- strom, P. Secord, Advisor, K. Sparks, G. Phillips. BOTTOM ROW: J. Powers, H. Havens, lVl. Bielar, B. Perry, P. Wood, S. IVlcGahan, E. Wood. TOP ROW, left to right: Nlr. J Decater, Principaig C. Perry W. Creasy, S. Putman, IVI Bielar, G. Bordsen, IVI. Lath rop, H. Byers. BOTTOM ROW B. Parkison, J. Strachan, E Wood, R. Perkins, S. NlcGahan P. Wood, J. Powers, A. Ecnolsf FA LL Cf UNCIL SPRING Cf UNCIL STANDING, left to right: Mr. J. Decater, Advisor, C. Eng- Strom, S. Putman, Nl. Bielar, G. Bordsen, W. Frye, E. Wood, M. DeGroodt. SEATED: 'J. Strachan, L. Dean, H. Havens, L. Perkins, S. IVIcGahan, B. Wood, P. Atkinson, E. Wood. 23 TOP ROW: left to right: L. Russell, M. Barkell, J. Strachan, M. Bielar, M. Howard, P. Ziegenmeyer, A. Flagor, A. Echols, G. Le Barcn, B. Meadlin. SECOND ROW: Secord, Advisory M. Graham, Umfress, E. Webb, R. Perkins, Hensley, H. Bohlken, M. Spoto, Havens, M. Russell, N. Russell, Nunes, M. Williams, B. DeGroodt, J. Johnson, L. Olmstead, G. McCurry, P. Williams, Advisor. SEATED: E. Srnith, M. Spoto, E. Wood, R. Luttrell, H. Pike, S. Miller, B. Parkison, H. Kolos, A. Thompson, C. Pier, J. DeSelms B. Wcod, F. Bagley, P. Atkinson, H Bohlken, P. Atkinson, P. Olen, M. Munoz, B. Luttrell, L. Rogers, N. Cranor, L. Burch, Advisor. KNEEL- ING: L. Dean, J. Powers, P. Wood, L. Perkins, S. McGahan. Not Shown: Mrs. M. Stone, Advisor, L. Chandler, D. Chandler, J. Miller. 24 BL' CK NS Lx Ja Fxs Axs TOP ROW, left to right: L Tarke, B. Nunes, L. Chesini R. Fieth, G. Phillips, B. Alex ander. MIDDLE ROW: A. Wag. ner, Advisor, D. Burtis, Putman, C. Engstrom, G. Bord sen, G. Tull. BOTTOM ROW C. Perry, M. DeGroodt, E Wood, B. Creasy, J. Christen sen, R. Netto. Not Shown: H Murphy, K. Sparks. Q l kg LU Q 4, Q LI-v O ha Ll-1 Q 4, bg Q LI-r LI-1 lla i I i Ll-v 1135: Em' Q: Pm cu K3 O s, R. Nl. W Sterne J. G ul Watso ordsen, ot shown' as L. L: U1 ui Cv ah-12 B L az .-1 uve, r, G. qi m.: S. rs E o -5 - Bye xI C . se os, H D. en ol rv L7 :gig O .Io 3 :gui E35 .-JV! 5.4m 3:3 x. L7 E 3 .2 eu mo O -m 'EC- M o 2 . m ! .. .-.. fin' U2 as-iff .D C. fi O E mg .01 .Ido ai 5 BCI! 23 OC . nag OJ .C Q senq 0 .A 0 13 0 . , 3.-J: S -E C .2 , IMD. .J . -C 3 m2 .I- SEV: sic O. CZK: derki 3 QD IZZ O- Om OUJ . I-CALS D. Q o 1 E ru 3 U? ru D S E O If- I- : zu Q. ici son, ip, H. NI urphy me nsh E fi E O DZ O ED .ac L 2 LJ 6 V: eu .x x. : CD 1 cn x. lv .Q c fu 'U c vu D E 25 Barbara Parkison. lVlilt and Joann. Pauline. Ermil and Joyce, Famous Fourth Period class. What's Elaine playing? How do you guys rate? Going somewhere? . Romeo and Juliet. A little rat! The gang. . Brud's NT. What a face, Flossie! 'lls it good, Joyce and Lois? . Four Seniors. . A little higher, please! Wea Happy throng. Cutting capers. llBurtis, you wolf. Swede. Ermil and Ken. The lovers. llDon't hurt him, Stanley. 4 E? X X if Q11 E 3 5. 1, m i H? 1a nf -Z, i-I U SKY Ci-IAMPS D GROOT PUTIVIAN PERRY BORDSEN PHILLIPS ENGSTROIVI C'-IESINI MURPHY CREASY TULL FF V 'IBA LL HUSKY CHAMPS Wilh a new coach al Suller I-Iigh, Ihe Suller six-man Ioo+baII squad slrarled oul on Oclrober 4, I944, for a very sucessful season. Wilh school slrarling Iale, Ihe Ioolball players had Io ge'r ready for a game in 'rwo weelcs. Under Ihe supervision of Coach Wagner and his assisl- ani, Mr. Behnlce, many diliferenl plays were given which Suffer used slcillfully for six wins and one deleal. The only deleal being when Live Oak be-al us by a score of I8 Io I4. This game, however, was avenged when we played Live Oalc again Ialer in Ihe season and beal Ihem by a score of ZI Io 8, which pul us in a Irie wi'rh Live Oalc. An agreemeni was made belween Ihe coaches of Suller and Live Oak, Suffer was elecled Io play Durham in a seclional playoff. The playoff game was played a+ Durham on a wel, muddy field. Even Ihough 'rhe Iield was muddy and Ihe praclices had been few, Suffer I-Iuslcies won Ihe game by a score of 25 To O, Ihis going down in Suffer I-Iigh's Ioolball hislrory as one ol Jrhe besl Ioolball seasons Ihis school has had. II was 'rhe Iirsl championship lor Suller I-Iigh in four years. The members of The Team winning Ielrlers were: C. Perry, L. Chesini, C. Engslrom, G. Tull, G. Bordsen, S. Pulman, G. Phillips, I-I. Murphy, M. DeGrood'r, B. Creasy, L. Beaman, B. Feilhs, R. Nellro. LEAGUE GAMES BIGGS ............. ....,... 6 SUTTER ......,... ...... 2 6 LIVE OAK ,,..,...,...,...,, I8 SUTTER .......... ...... I 4 WI-IEATLAND ,......... O SUTTER .......... ....... 6 O WI-IEATLAND ....,...,. I4 SUTTER .......... ...... 4 7 BIGGS .,.......,...,.. ,,.. O SUTTER ........,. ...... 2 LIVE OAK ,.......,....... 8 SUTTER .......... ...... 2 I SECTIONAL PLAYOFF SUTTER ......,. .,......... 2 5 DURHAM .......... ...... O 4ll1 A TEAM TOP ROW, left to right: Ivlr. Behnke, coach, S. Putman, K. Sparks, G. Bordsen, H. Rohleder, NI. NlcGahan, Nlanager. KNEELING: T. Krull, C. Perry, C. Engstrom. A F ASKETI-if LL When baslceTball season came around, a good crowd oT players Turned ouT Tor The A Team, OT which mosT members had experience in B, C, and D games in years beTore. ATTer quiTe a Tew pracTice games had been played wiTh The surrounding schools, alumni and The,Yuba Junior College, The league season sTarTed. SuTTer goT oTT To a good sTarT by winning The TirsT game wiTh Live Oalc 29-l5. BuT in The nexT Two games disasTer hiT our varsiTy, when we losT To Biggs and E. Nicolaus. The nexT game oT The season was an easy vicTory over WheaTland, 52-14. WiTh The beginning oT The second halT, SuTTer goT oTT To anoTher good sTarT by again winning Trom Live Oak, 36-23. The deTeaT by Biggs aT The beginning oT The Season was avenged by a vicTory laTer oT 29-26. Again E. Nicolaus was Too good Tor us and puT our pennanT hopes on The shelT Tor anoTher year. ln The lasT game of The year SuTTer proved iTs meriT by deTeaTing WheaTland, 45 To 15. Even Though SuTTer did noT win a pennanT, They had a good season. Playing sixTeen games lincluding pracTice gamesl, They losT only six. Members oT The Team winning leTTers were STanley PuTman, Clyde Perry, Clarence EngsTrom, KenneTh Sparks, Gordon Bordsen, and Tom Krull. ll I' f'Pl l' f sifsnr. BALL XX llf f'PF'f n-'b r ' rxJlf... Fir B TEAM BACK ROW, left to right: Mr Wagner, coach, B. Feiths, R Tarke, F. Stearnes, B. Frye G. Phillips, Junior McGahan Manager. FRONT ROW: G Rohleder, B. Creasy, A, Win- ship, E. Wood. C TEAM BACK ROW, left to right: lVlr. Decater, coach, A. Winship, R. Young, B. Frye. FRONT ROW: M. Lathrop, G. Rohleder, E. Wood, H. Byer. F I'-:3ASKE'I'Bf LL Under The direcTion oT Coach Wagner, The B Team oT SuTTer I-ligh won The N.C.I-I.S.A.L, Championship. ATTer pracTice games had been played wiTh Yuba CiTy, lvlarysville. and Colusa, The B Team was ready To sTarT league play. ATTer winning games Trom Biggs, and Live Oalc, SuTTer wenT down To deTeaT aT The hands oT WheaTland and E. Nicolaus. SuTTer really played ball aTTer These Two losses and won all Tour oT Their nexT league games. The resulT was a pIayoTT Tor This league wiTh EasT Nicolaus. SuTTer won This game and Thus were enTiTled Tor a playoTT wiTh Anderson Tor The NorThern STaTe Championship. SuTTer Then iourneyed To Anderson where They meT a Tough ouTTiT buT came ouT on Top by a score oT 23-I8 To win The NorThern CaliTornia I-Iigh School AThIeTic League Championship. LEAGUE GAMES LIVE OAK .. ,. . . I9 SUTTER.. 28 BIGGS sssss, I9 SUTTER., . E 29 E. NICOLAUS. W 20 SUTTER I4 WI-IEATLAND ssss 37 SUTTER.. ,. . 3I LIVE OAK os.,s,, BIGGS ..sssss.ssssssssss I3 SUTTER.. . I9 SUTTER. .. . I9 35 E. NICOLAUS O s,ss 20 SUTTER. . 2I VVI-IEATLAND s,ss , 24 SUTTER.. 35 TIE PLAY-OFF E. IXIICOLAUS. O L. I3 SUTTER. . . 26 SECTIONAL PLAY-OFF ANDERSON . . . I8 SUTTER 23 C F A SKETBA LL The C Team, under The supervision oT Coach John DecaTer, puT TorTh a good Team which should have had The League TiTle buT were deTeaTed by Biggs, 9-IO in The only loss oT The season. Since There was no Time Tor a playoTT The league season ended in a Three-way Tie, wiTh SuTTer, Live Oalc and Biggs Tied Tor TirsT place. SuTTer beaT The supposedly besT Team in The League, Live Oalc, by a score oT 2442. OTher wins oT The season included WheaTland and EasT Nicolaus. LEAGUE SCHEDULE SUTTER . ...... .....,..., .............................. . . LIVE OAK SUTTER ....,............... ..... . .. MBIGGS SUTTER . . . VVI-IEATLAND SUTTER EAST NICOLAUS BASEBALL BACK ROW, left to right: Nl. McGahan, C. Perry, L. Beaman, D. Sanborn, T. Krull, G. Phillips, Nlr. Behnke, Coach. FRONT ROW: H. Nlurphy, B. Alexander, G. Bordsen, P. Putman, C. Engstrom, L, Sanborn, Nl. Lathrop. I' FAS:-.FF Ll. Baseball aT SuTTer This year has been on a more acTive basis since The ouTbrealc OT The War. When spring pracTice rolled around There was a large TurnouT wiTh Mr. Behnlce as The new coach. The prospecTs Trom The TurnouT were good. ATTer TryouTs Tor diTferenT posiTions were compleTed, The boys were spliT up inTo an A and B Team. ATTer a Tew pracTice games SuTTer was ready Tor Their League schedule. Those schools in The League This year were EasT Nicolaus, Live Oalc and WheaTland, wiTh a home-and- home game scheduled wiTh each school. Players ouT Tor The Teams were: J. ChrisTensen, C. Perry, S. PuTman, C. EngsTrom, G. Phillips, l-l. Murphy, B. Alexander, G. Bordsen, L. Beaman, L. Sanborn. M. LaThrop, B. Fiefh, D. EngsTrom, D. Sanborn, W. Frye, A. Winship, T. Krull, G. Rohleder, and B. Creasy. This proved To be one oT The rnosT successTul seasons in many years aT SuTTer. , TRACK BACK ROW, left to right: S. Putman, G. Phillips, L. Chesini, L. Tarke, A. Winship, H. Rohleder, R. Young, Mr. Wagner, Coach. FRONT ROW: C. Lee, E. Priem, R. Tarke, M. DeGroodt, E. Wood, B. Creasy, B. Nunes, C. Perry TRACK Traclc for Jrhe lirsl lime since l94O was again aclive al Surfer lhis year under lhe super- vision of Mr. Wagner. Track was, al one lime, a very popular sporf af Surfer, and some oulslanding alhleles were developed. This year an aflempl is being made +o reslore 'rhis earlier inleresl. Several Jrrack alhleles work our daily, and show real promise. These include Leo Chesini, Bob Nunes. Louis Tarlce, Richard Tarlce, Millon DeGrood+, and many olher fraclc aspir- anis. Several baseball players are expecled lo parficipale in 'rraclc also. These include Sfanley Pulman, Clyde Perry, Gary Phillips, Gordon Bordsen, and olhers who have shown promise in lraclc. An inlerclass meer, followed by some im'erscholas'ric compelilion is planned. , 4 f i ,ummm Q f ,W ff mr 1 f? 'xx Q I J' ' f, Lg 3 W ily.-Q! 7? ,. + N fm , W f X, , gg, MVK f. ,f 6 :Z A ,,, x .xv f ww M-X Q.. lgsxgaal-,Q-bl- I-,I Q r 4-Auf!! 53:--L TOP ROW, left to right: M. Barkell, P. Wood, M. Bielar, J. Strachan. MIDDLE ROW: P. Williams, Advisor, R. Luttrell M. Russell, L. Russell, S. Mil- ler, J. Powers. BOTTOM ROW: L. Perkins, E. Wood, E. Webb, L. Dean, M. Howard, P. Zieg- enmeyer, S. McGahan. Not Shown: D. Chandler, J. Miller. 1 xx:-.air-,g-rl- I-,II rxJK!. Br -.. BACK ROW, left to rioht: P. Williams, Advisor: M. Muncz, G. Le Baron, A. Thompfon, H. Havens, F. Baqley, E. Smith, N. Russell, H. Bohlken. FRONT ROW: B, Meadlin, B. Wood, R. Perkins, M. Spoto, B, Park- iso'1, J. DeSelms, A. Echols, A. Slagor, H. Kolos. Not Shown: A. Warnock. 37 TOP ROW, left to right: P Wood, J. Strachan, M. Bielar, S. McGahan, L. Russell, J Powers. MIDDLE ROW: J Umfress, M. Barkell, L. Dean E. Smith, H. Havens, L. Per kins, M. Howard, P. Secord, Advisor. BOTTOM ROW: E. Webb, B. Wood, R. Perkins M. Spoto, B. Parkison, J. De Selms, H. Kolos, E. Wood 38 rel-l l rl'1ll Q 1-.L-.Je-if .... FASEB! Ll. TOP ROW, left to right: M Barkell, P. Wood, J. Strachan M. Bielar, P. Ziegenmeyer, S McGahan, J. Powers, L. Rus- sell. MIDDLE ROW: P. Wil- Iiams, Advisor, M. Russell, A Thompson, H. Havens, F. Bag- ley, L. Perkins, H. Bohlken, M Howard, P. Secord, Advisor BOTTOM ROW: E. Webb, B Wood, R. Perkins, M. Spoto B. Parkison, J. DeSelms, H Kolos, E. Wood. M J 2. UWhat poses, Fresh! Who's Who? Hitch Hiking. Do you know your backs? Our cheer leaders ilvlarilyn, Elaine 81 Joycel. Bend down, sister, if you want to get thin! Shame, shame, Jackie and Bev. Reducing! Cand how.J Pyramid building. Joyce Nunes ion the badminton courtl. Playing leap frog. '!PauIine, get down from there, you're too heavy. Chorus girls! What a flop!! Nicely done. . Waiting for the bus Taking roll at P,E. . A, 4 A 3, f X-i ,ff i wif 3 6 , WM .MM 'Nuff f . 4 , , , .. S .:- f -. J if , 1-f Q, , . 1 We Q f mags W, 1 f 4 A qw , 1 1 fish swf . G if Q fi f f 'F ! W ., . 5 . 'i ' ,Q 'E Q 0 Z av , -1 .f y ' , f f 'f ff' I V M., f 4,6 i , fl 6 ' ' iff , N. f X fl ,Wfff -WWI, my ,W t ,M , 'fe s f 1 ff' 'f A 7 1 . , f W' , W, My H K. . Ng f h f 'V -K ,fm 40 Just a bunch of boys whooping it up. 6 Resting. 7 Juniors skiing at Soda Springs. 8 UHoId that pose, Burtis. 9 Getting ready to go. 10 llTired, boys? Heading for the lodge. Junior girls. Having a good time? Nlary, Elnora and Zip. 11. What's wrong, Pauline? 12. Cold, girls? 13, 14, 15, 16. i'Good skiers, huh? 17. 'lGoing somewhere or just traveling? nw Fresli Up Willi Diamonds - Walclwes - Silverware If, HANEY A POOLE L'ke5 YOU .IEWELERS 7-UP Jolwn J. Fargo 228 D Slreel Yuba CHY Manager Marysville FRANK G. BREMER SCI-IDOL SUPPLIES HARDWARE AND HoMEwARE H A I. I.' S APPLIANCES STATIONERY STORE Phone 5l3 Yuba CID' 42I D Slrreer Marysville MEMS VEGETABLES UISTINI'S WEST SIDE Q MARKET ERESH MEATS - DRUGS eRocERiES FULL LINE OF FANCY AND STAPLIE GROCERIES Jolin Quislini, Owner A. Kemble, Prop. Suller Cily FRANK R. CLOSE I: U L L E R Lumber - Hardware P A I N T S 31 Building Malerial VARNISI-IES ' I 'I'eIepI'1one9I-Y-I2 SU-II-ER - CALIFORNIA CAMERAS CINE KODAKS AMATEUR SUPPLIES FRANCIS R. CLARK PI-IO-I-OGRAPI-IER CAMERA SI-IOP 307 D Sfreelr Phone 468 Marysville Popular Prices CONGRATULATIONS Io Ihe I'I U G I'I GRADUATIIXIG CLASS D R E 5 5 OE 1945 Federal Dept 84 Apparel 4I3 DS+ree+ 326 D S+ree+ MarySViIIe IvIarysviIIe Cahfornia PAYLESS DRUGS Prescriphon Speciahsfs The I-Iome of Low Prices Phone 236 2IO D Sfreef Marysville TI-IIRST KNOWS NO SEASON Drink COCA-COLA Coca-Cola Bolrflinq Co. Phone 7282 IvIarysvIIIe Eud's Barber Shop Earl R. l-luTTmasTer 425 EourTh STreeT Nagler Building 226-228 Bridge STreeT Ph 424 Aaron 34 Euller MaTher gl STewarT 405 D STreeT INSURANCE Marysville 40l-403 D STreeT M y Landis Barber and BeauTy Shop Orchid Beau-fy Sho 214 D 5TfeeT Phone 493 425 - 4Th S+reeT Phone 96 Bradley's Jim Poole 430 D STreeT Phone 8 406 D STreeT Phone l206 Mooney's Galligan Bros 428 D STreeT Phone 83 323 D STreeT INSURA J. C. Penney Co. Lanes End 408 D STreeT Phone 85 SuTTer Diamond MaTch Red 84 WhiTe SuTTer Phone 95-Y-2 Phone 6-J M d Lone Palm Doc Adams Meridan Phone 24 Phone l33 M WHITE 84 DIPPLE Phone 568 Marysville CaliTornia ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The Annual STaTT aT This Time wishes To Thank Mr. Ozias, oT The Lederer, STreeT and Zeus Pub lishing Company, Tor his help in arranging our enTire Boolc. Also To Miss Secord, our Advisor, and her Typing sTudenTs, who have helped so generously in preparing The maTerial Tor This Boolc. Ancl To all The MerchanTs who conTribuTed so generously To help make This pools 6 SUCCESS. 43 S. R. MCLEAN ICE CREAM - CANDY TOBACCO - DRINKS Phone 9I-Y-5 SuI+er Welding Phone 98-Y-6 LEMENAGER'S GARAGE GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS AI. Lemenager Suffer, California Rob'I. M. 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