Vacaville Union High School - Ulatis Yearbook (Vacaville, CA)

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TOP ROW, Lei! to right F. Caluya, G. Hopper. B. Moore, P. Markie- witz, A. Wiebe, R. Bruegmann, I.Ross.A. Carrington, F. Open- shaw. H. Messimer. SECOND ROW: T. Doogracia. I. Perez, B. Ball, B. Olander, F. Lewis, M. George, E. Raper. I. Ramos. BOT- TOM ROW: I. Wurz hacher, P. Fox. F. Es pinosa, V. Corzine, R. Aquero, M. Lopez. TOP ROW. Lei! to right: M. Lopez, W. Steele, R. Nample, K. Whaley, S. Contreras, R. Klotz. M. Ruth, D. Moscinski. SECOND ROW: R. Klutsenbaker, P. Gil- patrick, B. Martell, F. Traylor, A. Stewart. W. Plummer, A. Rod- riguez. BOTTOM ROW: H. Lum, R. Bernardo, C. Mclntosh. A. Moriel, M. Castro. JUNICR CLASS FALL OFFICERS SPRING ROBERT BRUEGMANN .......... ....... ,..... Pr e sident ,.,,......... ,.,..... R OBERT BRUEGMANN ANNE MORIEL ...........,.,...... .,.,, .... V i ce-President ,.,...... .,.....,.,..,....., A LTON WIEBE ROSE AGUERO ....,..,..,,.... ,.,,....... S ecretary ,,,,,,.., .,,.......,,...,.. V IC HANSEN PAUL MARKIEWITZ ,....,.. ....,..... T reasurer ...........,,,,, ..,............... MA RY LOPEZ BARBARA OLANDER ..,..,,,,.,,.,.,........, ...,...... S ergeant-at-Arms ,...,.,.,,,,,,, ...,,.,,.........,,,,.. . .BERNARD MOORE The Iunior year has been very successful, in both sports and social activities. ln sports, Robert Bruegmann, Vic Hansen, Bernard Moore, lim Ross, Paul Markiewitz, Melvin Ruth, Hal Messimer, and Richard Nample participated in football. Those who played basketball were Salvador Contreras, Robert Brueg- mann, Bernard Moore, Paul Markiewitz, loe Perez, Randolph Klotz, Alton Wiebe and Tony DeoGracia. A very successful barn dance was held on October 18, l946 in the local gym. Mrs. Chester Carrington was the winner ot a raffle ot six dinners at Sam Lum's, drawn on December 19, 1946. The lunior Prom was held on May IO, 1946 in the colortully decorated gym. Bernie Bentz and his orchestra provided music for the dancing from 9 to l. The Iunior Class had concessions for the Rio Vista basketball game which netted a big profit.

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TOP ROW, Lei! to right: R. Boyle, C. Hash, B. Stein, C. Armstrong, L. Williams, A. Berk- stresser, H. Hubbard, A. Albacete, I. Perez, K. Dommer, SECOND HOW: R. Pitchford, H. Gloria, R. Pyshora, B. Byrnes, C. Silva, B. Sherman, A. Wiebe, I. Ball, H. Pulido. BOT- TOM ROW: C. Espinar, N. Pasley, G. Munoz, I. Lightfoot, M. Perez, V. Valadez, M. Gloria. TOP ROW, Lett to right: P. Constantine, I. Pena, F. Ortega, M. Selph, W. Smith, F Gonzales, I. Brown wood, E. Moore, L. Openshaw, R. Nam- ple, R. Graham, Y. Nakatani, R. Knutte. SECOND HOW:I. Pine, P. Oliver, I.. Fadley, C. Emmington, I. Rich- etta, B. Hawk, M. Wagqoner, M. Toler, I. Lambkin, H. Sam- uels, I. Ramos, Y. Nakatani, P. Castro. BOTTOM ROW: A. Walters, M. Burton, C. Frisbie, P. Berkstres- ser, C. Groit, W. Greqq, C t tT A uero I. ons an, . q S. Salsman. 1 SOPHOMCDBE CLASS FALL OFFICERS SPRING JOAN BALL ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,.,,,, P resident ......... ,.......... R ICHARD BOY!-E mc:-man Bonn ..,,..... ...,... V ice-President ........ ....... M ARGARET BURTON SYBIL SALSMAN -.-.l,-wv ,,,,,,,, Se creiqry ,,,,,,,,, ..,..... C ARMEN ESPINAR TRINI AGUERO ........,.,,,,...,......,,,,. ..,,,, ,..,,, ,........ T r e asurer ........................-.-....-..------....-..------ ISABEL FAM05 The Sophomore class began the year by Winning third place in the sale of Student Body cards to its members. For this, they were awarded the food and soft drink concession at the Benicia basketball game. ln March the class gave the traditional Sophomore Hop. The gym was deco- rated in a St. Patricks theme. Sophomores have been active in school affairs. This year twelve sophomore girls won the school kick-pin championship and their class numeralsg Byrnece Byrnes was appointed a school maioretteg and Arnola Wiebe was secretary of the Girls League. Among the boys, Iohn Pine played guard on the first string C basketball team and Mathew Moreno played B basketball. Iohn Brownwood made the first string in football for the second year. For the spring semester, the class chose Howard Hubbard as social chairman to plan all spring parties and affairs for class recreation. For the closing event of the year, the class held a swimming party and picnic at the local pool.