Tracy High School - El Portal Yearbook (Tracy, CA)

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UN MAH , HIGH SPUT UE DRAMA SE Stl lRRURlNG present world conditions. H.lune Mad , the annual Senior Play, was presented November 15, IQQO. Talcing the leads were Vxfilmina ljalmiter and .lim Medlin. youthful sweet- hearts, and Shirlee Randall and .lim Greewood cast as Vxfilminays parents. Comedy characters were Gerald lVlcl.eod, the hired man: Elphia Sweeney, the maid: and Carol Synalc. a twelve-year-old pest. Others in the cast were Hazel Jorge. Georgia Peteison, Tom l.edgett, Philip Mcliinnis. Harland Pat- ten. and Allen Royer. Mrs. Baumgardner supervised the play, which drew a full house. SPEECH STUHE TS ETIVE lvlemhers of the Senior dramatics class presented the one-act plays, Hcvold Feathers and 'Thanlcs Awlullyu. Riders to the Sea and Ile were enjoyed hy the Xvomens Club members. For Costume Day, Not Quite Such a Goosen and Over the Teacupsu were presented. These plays were directed hy Mrs. ltiaumgardner. Members of Mr. l.yon's Freshman drama class presented several plays for the Parent-Teachers and class meetings, XVinners ol' the tour puhlic spcalcing contests were Peggy Ryan and Jim Greenwood, annual no-30 Cluh: Helen Hansen and John Castro, Freshman-Sophomore: Dorothea Reeve and Audrey Schachterle, California Banlcers: and Jim Yam- asalii, ltrst, and Audrey Schachterle and .lim Greenwood. tied second, in the annual Tracy l.ion's Club Qratorical Contest. SEHUL H AN THLETIE ST EE A terrilie pace was set with the ltrst editions ol the Scholar and Athlete. Xvith the exception of about six old memhers, the weelcly school paper had a complete new stall. The entire class cooperated well, and turned out a very sucessful paper. High point olh the season, was the trip to San Francisco to visit the Chronicle and the Stoclc Exchange on March zo. 1941. Joined hy Mr. lVloore,s economics class. the grou was talcen on guided tours through hoth estahlishments. Later they attended a matinee and gathered at Girards French Restaurant lor an enjoyahle dinner. 5 EETY EUU EIL Safety Education classes had as a main theme Reducing Cost and Suffering lay Saving Human Lives and Eliminating Accidents!! Freshmen, Sophomore, and .lunior students Covered various phases. The Safety Council helped coordinate school safety, participated in assemhlies, and visited the trattic court at Stoclcton. Upper Group, Senior ploy: Synalz, l.i-dgett, Jorge. Peterson, Greenwood, Randall, Palmiter, lxledlin, Patten, lx'li'Kinnis, Royer, Mel.:-od, and Sweeney. Alirldle Group, S. 5' rt. Stuff-lop Row: Basoln, ltrmvn, lxlilfliil, .l., hlcliinnis, l.:-rlgelt. and tlwusup. Seronil Row: Miss Urenth, Rhodes. Randall, Palmiter, llewhirst, Patten, and Nedlin. Bottom Row: Knapp. Malone. Goorlrieh, Synal, Bartlett. Martin. lf.. and tfdwarcls. Side Pi:-ture, lligliesl lil Portal Sales--Palf miter, Marlin, and Rhodes. l.ou'er Group, Safety Council-Top Row: Reeve, Pmasolo, Mrs. Bauingardner, lfrates, Rucllcin. Hel Prete. and Nevin. Bottom IQUIPI foot, Xvarner, Gianelli, l'unl4liauser, Goularl, Ryan, Barhiwa. and Soares. Side Picture: Goulnrl, president: Soares. chairman of cars.

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