Woodland High School - Ilex Yearbook (Woodland, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1936 volume:

ROMANCE OF STEEL Sfronq slwalls of sleel in llwe evening slqy Slraiglwl, unyieldinq, lowering lwiqlfi. Sfrong, sfalwarl youllfi in Jflie pressing slrile. Sfriving lo find, lo see, +o Conquer life. EX IAIIBI IS Associate Students Woodland l-liglw Scnool Woodland, California rw. W? , qs.. -, -.gf . . L .'. :f7 f-,.fn 4 .. gn. .-1,1-.'-, Q 1 ' AJ' gf .X Y .. W ig , . ':iwQS2f:- ' fZ'??j'fl'f 414 . 7 in . . ,- f FURYXX L Hell Romance of Sleel has been chosen by lhe slahf as lhe Theme lor lhe 36 llex While hs lherne is a recenl discovery lor lhe yearbook scienhsls uncovered lh rocess ol making sleel in lhe middle ol lhe n neleenlh cenlury Wha' 1 boon lo manlrinol To aopreciale lhe miracles wrough+ by sleel many accomplishmenls made oossible by l on land l-low many modern invenhons sfeel has made e has only lo consider and n lhe possible Whal improvcmenls have been made since 'rhe hrsf sfeel railroad was buil l-low impracncal an dangerous wooden railroad cars seem loday Yel were 'rhe only means ol lransporlahon Today sleel nol so many years ago lhese bodied railroad cars und aulo mobiles provide sale means of 'rravel ln a shorl ime Californians can lhen his would have been come frue To wha+ worlc on lhe San Francisco Buy Bridge will be comoleled boasl of lhe longesl bridge in 'rhe world Several years ago considered lhe vsion ol a dreamer Soon if will be a dream new heigh+s will Romance of Sleel lea us7 Mlracles o yeslerday are simplified loday Modern sleel ships have been a means ol shorlening dislance belween con hnenfs and promohng good feeling belween nahons Qlher sleel hes belween counlrxes are lhe cables and radio lransmilhng slahons which malce available rapid means of communicahon Wifhoul sfeel airplanes would nol oe possible Recenlly lrans oceanic air mail lines have been es+ablished wvrh Clipoer Ships making regular Hgh s Whar new miracle will be oerlormed nex+7 ln lhis age of invenfon if is impossible fo oredicf Educalion allempls lo rehne lhe iron ore of sludenls possibilihes info sleel Romance of Sleel Eugene Lwuclenour 36 , i H K7 D f ' , i 1 1 , ' l i ' ' , X A D l i i V , ci I 1 V I , OU i ic ille ' X ' i , sea, i air. ' ' ' 'l . i ' I d li ' f I ' I . L . . S. ' I . 1 . ' ' d . ' l inlO sfrong bul flexible personalilies who will know how fo lurlher guide fhe BILL STEPI-I NS W 1 DELANO SILVA ,vs IIUIQHI IJ dx 75' rx PHYLLIS SCARLETT ,R-5 I935 Xb BILL STEPHENS U 1 R DELANO SILVA H PHYLLIS SCARLETT I' 5 f , - w 'Q I !5 L U v: A. P'--271' A Xl ,.,: ' , '.. AI' I 45. mx. I fx L- I S- LII I ILVI S SOCVMGYY ,.' -,- E K As IWIQIHIW FI IIxf- W. I-I. S. SLU'- ' E'T1, :fu -, Hai 5-If' 1 T' 3'ezwIxIf- If-fdvf. E051-VIT'I 'f1 'as IV'-s'::i-f' CI S'C'P 9'f3 CES. Ir I933 Vi ,.s5 Iif-ff. 'w P C 'YWhKIII','K' nv-' f 3 1' 3 '-'-'i- :fd A I'f.1I' ' LN: SQL: EL 3' , '- MII' ' Id I - ' HI ' 'IVI 71 5 I-'54 -,Gad AL-'11 V :,1't . F-I5 ei .7'AeS V vt: i,:is '- ', : C'f'P'-FI VV. .S. If:.. , L-f:1 5'I: 'A QA , '. S ?.wn FA. as 1 '-? ':?f-' 'I 'H' YH.-ri 'mix '15 eww :Vin 'I 5 'rw 57.15 'I'-I .f :'. I :: -- 'I I. f L -ffif I II SIINII- I BHII, IIIS I '--- -- I' -,J V. 9.1. 'Iv' S IwI- I Ii. I, A'-1 I H '- 5 '--' C m- ' z' '- H I'-1 -.. -' ff- -1 Q- I 1 Cm.:-'K' F :. A-: Ez I I I--v :'-V ef- I 2 1' -. E 353' 1' e':1' E's': 1 1 acli row beginning aT leTT-Mr. Fa J. Taylor 5. Hughes, J. Hansen, C-. Dodds B. WlTha'r' J. B l'r-r FronT row-M. Jones, G. WhiTlof. P. ScarleTT, B. Svepheris, D. Silva, J. Baird R. Pevfose WELFARE COMMITTEE Represenhng The seven hundred and Tv.'enTy sTudenTs oT The Woodland T-liqh School is The WelTare ComrniTTee, boTh a leqislaTive and an execuTive body. As The riarhe s.1qqesTs, iT is The chief TuncTion oT This orqanizaTion To decide all maTTers por Taining To sTudenT welTare and The ad'ninisTraTion oT sTudenT aTTairs. Une oT iTs incidenlal TuncTions is To cOnducT all mee-Tinqs sTricTly in accordance wiTh The requlaTions oT ParliamenTary Law. The WelTare CornmiTTee has a membership oT TourTeen, composed oT The Tollowinq: PresidenT oT The STudenT Body, Vice PresidenT STudenT Body, Secrelary STudcnT Body, Presidenl oT The Senior Class, PresidenT Junior Class PresidenT Sophomore Class, PresidenT Freshman Class: Two Senior Class RepresenTaTives, Two Junior Class T2epresenTaTives, and one represonTaTive each Tor The Sophomore and Freshman masses. Principal Edward H, Farr is adviser Tm- The qroup, The chieT duTEes oT The WelTare CommiTTee Trorn year To year, are To oass on school requla- Tions, oecide on school a.-fards, acTiviTies, and The qeneral school rouTine as iT perTains To school affairs. During The year I935-36. under The iurisdicTion oT The WelTare CorrrhiTTee, ' were accomplished: The old requlaTIon W. H. S. sweaTer oT navy blue was discarded in Tavor wiTh orange sTripes ard 'W, Thus carrying cuT The school colors oT oran decided ThaT There should be a uniTorm sweaTer Tor all leTTerrnen in every sp Tor The TooTball Team. EquiprnenT Tor playing horseshoes was seT up near The caTeTeria, This recr sporT Tor many boys during The noon hour. ne Tollowinq Thinqs oT a whiTe sweaTer ge and whiie. lT was orT insTead OT only eaTion has provided On January 2l, a Lean Year Dance was sconsored for The purpose OT arousing more enThusiaSrr over school dances. ETTorfs were rewarded by a huge Turn ouT ard The assurance of sucressfu dances in The TuTure. The rhosT imoerTar'T Issue croucih' oeTore The comrriTTee durinq The year was The quesTion oT insTallinq a FooTba'i Ir-iuries ReTurd in W. l-T. S. This p'an proposed ard drawn up hy Malcolrn Nicolsor. a sTude'T body member was acceDTed by The orqanizaTion and will rio inTci eTTecT durinq The l93o TooTT:all season. M it V T. ' ., ,. ' ,,. 2' ' fr r-rr ' 1 K . , 6 I- , .4158 . YELL LEADERS . Q , . A U .. in fr' ' Q ' Tom Coleman X fr - .7 Fl we . . ' 'f15SwY ' Bradley STephens, Jr. ii.,i.v5,gf.,g2g':.T M- T . . 8 1-ig . Q . T711 W fi Page Six A if kr ,fs-wg,vs. . ?. ,- Tig.: -- , A ,i ng ,I , . Taxi 1 T, wal- - 2? ,,.4-...A-M-7,..Q,,,m..,.fc-.14 zo' Q Top row, beginning af leff-B. Griffith, B. Sfephens, E. Laugenour, T. Sfephens, L. Fourness, J. Fruif, B. Hull. Second row--D. McDonald, F. Fayhin, H. Eddy, P. Scarleff, J. Grifffh, J. Morris. Boifom row-C. Kashiwaqi, E. Agnew, B. Paulsen, E. Hoecker, B. Shoniz, B. Brown, J. Hollingsworfh, E. Howard. CITIZEN LEADERS To be classified as a leading cilizen ir' any cfrwruniry Of school is, indeed, an honor. W, I-I. S. beslows The hono' oi ils leading cilizens upon Ja'nes Fruil and Bill Slephens wilh I64 and l47If7 rnerils respeciively. These crediis represenl The averaqe Thar These Iwo boys have 'nainlained dur- inq The currenl year up 'fo the close of April. Thr: final number of cilizenship credils lor The Iirsl semeslor wr-re added Io Those earned by The end of The second grading period This serheslor, and The surn was divided by I-No. AI Iho bcqinriinq oT each sernesfer every sludcrf is qiven IOO c'ed7?s which are his own responsipilily, There a'e rurncrous ways To add poinrs. Clubs, plays, sporfs, rerdefincg oT helolul Services and schclarshipq all are recognized v.ff'h cifizenshio poinls. OT 1ou'se if sLude s AVTQG' in The hall loo ioscj or COUCEWIFGTC loo lard on 'heir dune fheiy can lose 'new' as f-adly as They can earn Ihenn. Each credil ic-o esen's aoproxiniafelv Iwo hours r.c'lq au'sid-2 cl: school lirve. This varies according To The Type of wo'Ic and The rrarmer in which rhe person does his ich, This plan has proved lo be The -nos? efleciive v.ay of rneasurinq a s'uden s sranoind as a 'eiblea rdlh llihnscf had cilizen of lho school. IT There is over a iirn, o e .rhi 4 e Clucllifdi-C i Ting fs-Q, ru wornen ir cerlair-ly is durrg ones heh szhoc' :arf-on No one Tec-ls sa+'sT'ed .-. ' a feccrd fha' shows laziness and disoltedfeneet Cu? how C'OIJO one is who :an show Ira? ne is Ueeafhg 'inrsr-IT Io be a N-.orlny ciffzer. W. I-I. S. is ve'Y P'oi.d oT ils two ou's'a'd'nd cff're's. James and Bill a'e serfors who have upheld Their class in eadeiship, For each year lo como, Iels each one of us falre The reseons'n'lif',' of good cilizenship upon our shoulders and climb high. gm S. JAMES FRUIT is 2 BILL STEPHENS ?. Page Seve SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN POST GRADUATES X SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN J ' ll X Ilmm lm A -, , v A :fm .. Am, ,Z il Q:,.:, L 1 H A JNL f '11, Nia 1 ey.. 1' ' 'AV ?11 ': 7:e,'. H W' '-'- V' A. H-m'm':w N4 214 if L :' 1 P H J 4,7114 VI ll f VL '. Xl ' 2, 5 11,1 'V MMV, Q pr, If-, -h V ff C-'Ff H V, Ea Ma Ha rv-'X .4 Pu Q rw- Ra Mi' . fu-'f':lf. , ffl '..f'3 -':1: i 7 '5: . f A 'ff '1 D :I 1,1 Ll., V Y A' 1 ' , ' A.. Mfx'fz Q f 9' HMM-' i. Fwfvfel'-'wi 1, Cv L H 'A' and 'B' Honor Students STudenTs who have disTinguished Themselves in a scholasTic way are included in The Honor Roll aT The close oT each grading period. Any sTudenT whose name appears on This lisT musT have earned aT leasT 40 grade poinTs wiTh no grade less Than C. Three grade poinTs are given Tor each semesTer hour oT worlc, in which a grade oT A has been received: Two grade poinTs Tor a B: and one grade poinT Tor a C. Only one C is counTed in deTermining The grade poinTs oT any sTudenT. A grade oT D auTomaTically eliminaTes a sTudenT's name Trom The Honor Roll. A ciTizenship reward oT 85 poinTs is necessary beTore a sTudenT can be lisTed on The SemesTer Honor Roll. The 'A' honor roll which appears in This llex consisTs of Those sTudenTs whose names have appeared on every honor roll up To April I. The 'B' honor roll con- sisTs oT Those sTudenTs whose names Tailed To appear buT once, during The same period. ' VALEDICTORIAN, SALUTATORIAN The high poinT sTudenTs in The class oT I936, Chiyo Kashiwagi and EsTher Regier, valedicTorian and saluTaTorian, respecTively, are indeed To be commended Tor Their superior scholasTic records. During her Tour years in Woodland High School, Chiyo has achieved an average oT 9970, which is phenomenal. She is Girls' PresidenT oT The Japanese Club This year and auThor oT The poem on The School Division Page. EsTher, whose average is 9570, has been prominenT in acTiviTies, including The Orange Peal and llex sTaTTs. Page Nine ,qw N5-.,, SANDROCK 9 ll-Q53 J A KERGEL Presldenf L E WRAITH H NOBLE Board of fLll1LL1llUH C H HARDY The sludenl body and lacblly ol Woodland Hugh School are greally nndebled fo lhe group of progresslve cmzens who serve as members of lhe Clly Board of fheur fume and eflorl nn order lhal we may allend orogressrve up lo dale schools A vofe ol lhanlcs ns exlended lo lhese public sofrufed cuhzens Mr J A Kergel Presldenl ol lhe Board durrng has lhree years of service has proved hsmsell +o be genunnely nnleresled un lhe welfare ol +he Woodland Schools Mr L E Wraulh has lhe honor ol lhe longesl' membershrp on lhe board wufh a record of fhurleen years of lallhlul servrce Mr T Jaclcson Slevens served as a member unhl recenfly when he accepled a posuhon wulh lhe Federal lnlermedlale Credul Banlc ol Berlceley Mr Charles Noble lvlr Floyd Sandroclc and lvlr Charles l-lardy comprxse lhe remaunder of lhe board all Jrhe members ol whnch have demonslraled +o lhe com mumly fhrough excellenl servuce fheur deep underslandlng of school allanrs . . c. . , 1 ,Q C' of Educallon. Wi+hou+ emolumenl' lhese men are making a generous conlribulion eTen EDWARD H. FARR Fl l 'I ELAMAE PROCTOR V C Prmclpi -. PRINCIPAL E H FARR Durmq P ma WOO Sf 0 rv u Om. f n 0 Q a G lon 5 mJls'ard a has onff are d nr 9 C lZPl'lSl'1ID MP l 5 eilx ovfvl 0 u Q l Corfolefvw yn: foug cl slu N alufvz Woodlard l-l V ELAMAE PROCTOR Vice prmcupn v rr rc-W r v rw r cs 5 1 W A a was fVfO6dAS u no 0 nos' Beqmr n fs Jon o ix rs Po 1 f' and nnvxluable E0 rf PM Cpfl 3 V , , xi I ff ' ' rl fi, . ' rirv,lpal,P. l-l. FANS fmzv yflms as :u'fr'f', ' Clavwd Hfqlw lv ol lms CF llf' fed as 2 Q Um Hzzlwf-s' wflfirfn scwwls in nw slain Vik? Wo C3-Cpowflo ,f +P Bard Al Elu- cal' nd llwe lamfy srmsv cl Wo , Ync 'wlfgs flu l lw l d A , 1 lmlfo uf' Q llv lll , ' ,fl Sy '-'W fn' lf 5 K' wr: l-lxmar' Flsllfl lrrl' d Clrw lm , ', T' 9 , ' Q -dy ' f- q . ' m. and ? Xr 'a fl all ' . f X' 71' Silhffl a place flume f' sH.:1f'?s iffoy Chnl 7. ' - ' .' al fifwlull Pxvrfgrv, mr-lr' ffm lm all .-.', lc 1 lwe, Has rv'-any and abd l ff-v-l 'rw . l-l. S. S Ofumnf -' ard lf-Suriv- ul llwc- C5 WW Silva' Slwe l dx fl D ,Fl Cl lv fl one ,f We ' l afffm- 'Lrs s L' A' 41 11 Vw ' QPF: eww? -L, W, ll. S. lil? sp-l Fas lnsl'x,l'f-d so-.Ui 1-'Viv-'5 ml flu- pr? om? lwlrrzl' sflw le ql l.: Lf.1l'-H lm -' 21' .fusms lfmsff R' lflil' BMP' aw! l'lPV'G N'N R. . M . r dc- ,ss U1-an 'f '1I'S vo is VV. H, S. 'F 3'-'EV' has M-cl, lm' s +-'h V :gf-5 iff Q?l7,7v' 1 . 'QS ik sis.. I , . Q . . if 5 X V J S 5- 'A I J ! ,.-. , Na. vw .A rl M I , is b,q: fi A QI' 235-1 , .,:,, I in W .....:.. b I D N .J l , ' , - A 4 . 'Ki i N R K ,-3 'ss ggi? ws... r? -N IKM. LII .TY Pane T Edward H. Farr Principal, Dean ol Boys Elamae I.. Procfor Vice-Principal, Dean of Girls. Senior Counselor, L7b'ar7an Social Science III, Do- mes' 2 Aff Henry K. Weidemann Fnysicai Science, Me- 'rarical Ura.-ring Mary B. Nelson Enfgisr Deoaflnweni, Senior Englisli, Journal- is'n Herndon Carroll Ray Social Science I, II, III Ru+l1 Baker Spanisn, Lafin June Clemmons Drarnalics, Sopliomore Englisln E. A. Poe Social Science I, ll, Ill Louise Epperson Typing, Secreiarial Sci- ence II, Business Sci- ence I R. A. Blum Freslnrnan Counselor, Typing, Secrelarial Sci- ence, Pliysical Educalion Caflwerine Doble Junior Counselor. Junior Englisln, Frenclw FACULTY G. Dale Miller Audifor Scliool Business Aliairs, Cornmerciai De- partment Commercial Law, Economic Geogra- phy, Business Science II, III, Business Arillwrnelic Leo H. Cossrnann Biological Science, Pliys- ical Educafion Elma Meenen Secrelary Io Principal Irma Jackson Freslnnnan Englisll, Public Speaking, Vocafional English The Sludenl Body ol Ilwe Woodland I-Iigli Scliool liereby give praise 'ro Ilwose Io wlwom rnucli praise is due-Ilie Facully ol Iliis liiglw sclwool. llweir unliring ellorls and willing cooperalion are liiglnly responsible lor Ilne excellenl record made by Ilne Woodland I-Iiglw Sclwool during Ilne pas? year. ' J Afhur Tlnomas 'J ' .1 A-'s Edna Gehllcen ,. ,. Mahal Vonard Tlnafclwer f ,'- VVS Edna Rae O'Brien G. L. Jessup if MM S . wx- , 1 Lillian While f 'L':l ,, fx ,J MXHUNS C, 'suse wmv Luflwer Du Bois Ax' .. fi-L11 V a f: Mnflv ii Adolplnine Schleppegrell F' s ar Ccimselo' S E Sir-'-co, Business F . 3 if-nw Frank C. McReynolds if Eard Owlws' Paul C. Shelly J..n'f' Englisn, Glec Ciul' l i l l Bcrenice Graves li.:i : Sfqiwlufial S lr in Jusfus Lawson lfy, if Lim'-1 n Beryl Lance Fwsfwffn Engfsn Grace Helene Birluland Afl Docargfnenf, Home Sf if-rm Flora Walker Plwysiinlfs gy, lNllalln:in'i1li Q Page 'l i fPI f .1 'x X4 0' HOW 4. jp bm is Hs ,I R fl S if Q. . A 'K 4 5' Si? AQ? gl M,-1' N' --'A a A W! WHITLOW LOUISE WORLE JF! Presidenf Viceepresidenl ROBERT HULL JOHN GRIFFITHV Secreiary Treasurer Jlxvl .5 X' x Class of 1g56 l-lE Senior Class, lhe Class ol I936, has grown in size as lhe school has expanded, unfil i+ offers lor gradualion fhe large-sr number ol canf didales in lhe hislrory of rhe school. The firsl graduaring class of Woodland l-ligh School num! bered lwo srudenls. I936 numbered one hundred and lorry. Nalurally lhis large class comes from a school of size-now seven hundred and Jrwenly. So 'rhe compelilion in sporls and aclivilies grows lceener. Bur many members of 'rhe Class of IQ36 conrribured 'foward winning championships in fool- ball, baslce+ball, fennis, lraclc, and baseball. By emphasis on lhe imporlranr scholaslic side of school, rhis graduaring class in ils Senior year, l935-36, averaged +hir+y-live per cenr on every honor roll. According lo a recenl census, il was learned 'rhar many are planning on more schooling afrer gradualion. The Senior Dance, held in April, was a grear success, revealing anolher abilily of rhe versalile Seniors. Bur rhe nighl of June 7 broughl lhe climax, a beaulilul ouldoor gradualion held on The spacious alhlelic field. The sevenryepiece uni- formed band furnished color and music under lhe lloodlighls, which illuminaled 'rhe scene. X . . Thus, in a selling never lo be forgollen, lhe Class of l936, in somber caps and gowns, bade farewell lo Woodland l-ligh School. Gail Whillow '36 STEEL Wirh a will of sleel, Did pioneers lhis old earlh re-creale. Bur loday- We are anolher world. Wilhour This powerful meral, To lhe earlh would crash Our mighly s+ruclures, our progress. Bur we- The slrenglh wirhin ourselves musl Never die- Forever live, you, will of s+eel. l Pair- Fosrlfvfin ..,.,l.i...- --l-lelen Eddy '36 2' II II I M, J ,KN 1 . X ,Lo .1 ' -fy BILL STEPHENS TOM COLEMAN LWEE WORLEY DELANO G. SILVA II111M11 I' 1'-11B11.-1'11rII11I I-1--,11f 'f1'11 In' 1 1, fw'r'11 'TV11 11fI-11S-11- ' 1- M101 ' ,1 I Q- I1 4- 1 V I II 11 1-'S Ig I-1V1Ir111.1' 1 1' 1 511.1 3 4 1.1111n 51,11 F. 31 !, Cf1'f1. 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I 2 3, 4g Or.'1 'l1- . 4 41 IIC-1 4, Irv- H.11':5r:I 2. P--1 3 rf' I-'1 3 4. . , ug. -..- I f lvl IZ I' 'M . 1' + 3, ' 'VN 'R c R... 3 ' gs ' ir Y' - 'hrs J i .Z 'G' x 'Q ,-fx fi 10 'i L. R .1 VN ' 'vw lil' 0 -...ge vff' Page ,N N , LU Q I rx L GRIFFITH ELDEE WIRTH Knf , of Hinds' I3 KInq Ir Two Gnrifv' mf TINA Sha' of Idea 2- PurQIc Tuwc-rs 23 Fco'b,1II Cub 43 Charm 33 Tom Sawyer 43 INAGII1 Cub 43 Rv-I Cross 43 Musk C Jb I3 LIJVII CI..b I, 2, Vi 0 C :Ib 33 FOOWJI I 2, 3, 4 Pres. I3 Dr.J I.IIIcs CIIIII 2, 3, IH- 4. cSI3As- 43 Ckarm Cu: cc. 3 I Iro'Io'm' Cub 43 Foo bw- I, 2 3 4 Baskc-IbaII I 2 T r- 3 . , r. 43 BJWI ras I, 2 Trxrk Mg I 2 3, 43 OrcHcs'rJ 2, 3, 4, ICx4 B A. Ornrge Pea- 43 ' 3 . A I 2 3 4 KATH LYN FLYNN Trarsfcrred from VacavIIIc3 Charm CIIJI: 43 Hockey 4 I JfOHN GRIFFITH 'K e cl Heavs I3 Suqc Ir TIP Gamer of T c Sryv' 23 'Growing Palms 3' D'Yvx1'I5S CJIH I 2, 3, Lmir C ,Ez I 2' F. F. A 2 IJJQ' C ur: I3 AfI' CNC C .ax Seth As'rcr-furry CILh 43 VI Prws. Enq ISI' CIIII: 43 Foofb I 2 Mgr. 3 4' TWIN: I, 3 Irv-': oss Tnrws I' Sr. Tr 4- C'3'Uf' 341 3 43 IM 3 B. A A. I 2 3 '52 I I:'-i Buff' Nm I 2 3 4. CLARACE BOND :of ff TMA SFI 2' Cm-WI C,Ir. 33 GQI3 CL I 2' Hcscxm' 33 Basvr-IUIIII 3' G A. A. 3 4. 4- X LUCILLE EBELL Mn, 7. 3 'I' CJI? I3 Frvzwch CIIIL' I, ' Cum 33 Jr, RPS . r-I.3 ','m Crnss 4 C Cer I. 3 Iv CJD 43 SCC- X., XDOROTHY KYLE Tom Snmr-r' 43 LJIIH C,.:- I 2, T'C.IS. 23 Frfifr' CLD 3 Trffas. 43 Crxrm Cuz' 23 Mah' C Jk: I3 E 1'sH C .Ib 43 'iocre-, I 23 Bas-IOIIDJII I' G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Iftm 4. BILL HAYDEN BJC? FnrrI qfm I3 Kr1vf- I: I'Ic:JI'fS I3 VIf'I'Ifr Er-- LI'nr'Is' 2' CmIII-sSI',I:,II 2 PIIr:'P III.w-rs' 33 i3fIM'I'x Pars 3' Drarfafcs C,Ib I 2 3 -1' II'sI6'. C,.:1 I3 L-J' Cm' 2 3 4' BINII 2 3 4' f3rI. CS PQJI 4 I I 2 3, 43 Omwx Ilcx 4. JANE SLATER K,',e ' C ,II 3' Ou? of Town HIIY 4' IMF CIub 23 GIQC CIIII, I3 TIIIIVS 3 43 G. A, A. 2. 3 -53 II-'- 3, IGIQS FRANK SENO VMS ' C ,.I 2, 33 Socuvmsw CIIII1 I, 2 3 43 MGIII CIIIL1 I3 DFA- rvvcs CIIb 23 GIN- CIIIb I, MIIW1 Crows I, 43 Frmf- I2 C ,V 43 BIISI-PIINYI I, 2, 3 4 Traci' 2, 3, 43 FooibdII 3 43 Orchcsha I, 2, 3, 43 I eI':Iass BasIccIbaII 2, 3, 43 2:- Cass Track I, 2. 3. 43 I 'I,':,Iss BJSICWJII 2, 3, 4. JEAN VAUGHAN C':rrvI CIub I3 MAII1 CIub I3 Iam' CIub Sed. 3, 43 Music C-o Sod. 2, Pres. 43 Bosw- IJ 23 BnsnIvIb,3II Mqr. 43 O':rosIm I, 2, 3, 43 G. A. A, I, 2, 3, 4, BILL BAKER 'v -fF'I's, E319 C-L I3 C'1 C-C I3 MAIII CLD I3 L3 r C mx' 23 F0fvIL,nII CILILJ I3 FiI 'I-I I 2, 3 43 IUIMLIASS Bevzfx I 2 3' I'If-rI'I.xsS Basfrca lj B, A. A, I, 2, 3 4. GLEN KERR mg-f I, Gnfnfw '3 TNI Sri' 2' Cf :wIIm1 'vs 33 Yr: 'W Tmwc-rs 33 Irie- C I, 2 3 43 MAIN C33 I3 D'J 'iI'iS CII4: I, 2 3' CI'I C.: 2 43 MIISII C .' 3 4' J'. Truasmf-r 33 E131 I 2 3, -1' O'c'rc5 ,a 2, 3 43 Im 3 4' B. A. A. I, 2 33 FI,f-f:.III Mm, 23 Bansko? I-1 I, 23 YIII LIIIIIPI' 3, 4 ANN THOMPSON Tr,xI's'rrred from Sacramr-nIo3 MIISIC Club 33 Dmmmics CIIIIu 33 MUSIC CIIIIJ 43 EHQIISII CIIIb Prcs.43OmrI:1C Pcs' 43 IIIJI 4, JIM HEWITT Transferred from BI:rkeIcy3 Vice-Pres, Music CKII: 33 Span- IsI'I CILIL2 31 CvIcn CIIIIW 3, 43 ErIq'IsI' CIM: Pres. 43 BASIC?- baI 33 InIerc'ass BaskcIbaII 43 Tennis 3, 4. I -SN I yt' ya . M ' I -ff .M BERNICE SHONTZ NWN SII'oD I3 MCIIII C'uo I3 Crgarrrx CIIII: I3 Jr, R01 Cross I, 2 3 4, SMI. 3. Vlcc-Pres. 43 Hyqcinn CIIIIJ Sod. 33 Hockey I, 2 Mqr, 4' Bnskf'saI' I3 TIImbIIrq I, 23 BASPLJ 23 Soccer I, 23 G. A A. I 2 3 4 Trcas. 33 G. L S. 2, 3, 4. PAUL LAFIN Vozxfowa C uh 3, 43 FOUL rw CILO 43 Fcmfrix 3 43 Tms- 3, 43 B. A A. 3, 4. ESTHER REGIER Press C .Is pros. 43 MIISIC C .Ib 43 Rf-,1 Crcss 33 Cmrw Cub 33 Buslf-'Im' 43 E1ecIIIIvc Cm ItIcn 43 Orcrvcsha 3, 43 Omrqr' PPCI- 3, 43 IIQY 3. 43 Trmvsfvrrf-rv Irfmv O:IIfI.1II- 3. II XII Ill. dxf' X JUNE EOWLER CAI IEORNIA FLOWERS C. , V A . ' . I I 1. ,, , . , , If , . f,-. ,Q' f 'X N S' C ,' .. 1. I ,N LOUISE JONES 's PHILLIP CASSEL 'IT34, ELEANOR F. WILKENDORF 1 I' C' C .I 2, 33 CPJVW CHARLES AGNEW 'I' 'W I - IQ .I I .', Im I f I 4, ,MII-I , I 1 I I 1-. C, .I, AQ SETI-I BARRY HAROLD MEEK BISIIII 21 B. A. A. I. I I, . KENNETH HOWARD I I A 7' fr' : ' C .1 -1 f' 'EIIPLE I Z' EvEL'I'N LEWIS ,f ,, .L A. A, In 2 -, E.: ,P .125 ,F Q ,I 3 4, I .1 I ..',I CQ .: I I '-' Q .I JOHN JACKSON HELEN HOPE STILLE 1 . f. 'I f, ',.fQ, VMS'-. J, I' 1. 3' TMI Sw. - -if .Ir -1' Hp.Z C0'Cl Dlrffx ' : ' -1 Dram:-TICS Cub -3' LJ? I 2 I, T. C.: 4, FIMSOOQ, CJ, 32 ALICE SKED I-I'SfOI',' CIIII5 2' CMH' C .: VIRGINIA RAY I' I- . Cr 'f -if C 4 ' 23 I Z, 3j CI011 CLIE I' BHSII-f If I , I Z 3 C, Jr Rr, 'I--. T, 3' 51'r3'Orf SAI 2 3j Hfcrcv 21 ILSVS 2, Rf I 'Ai-'T INIISF 'I' --ISI,-I I 2 3 .11 Q, A, A, 3, 4g O. A. A. 2, 3, 4. Q , 5 r, 'LQ - 3 - P 3, -Q, O. I.. S. 43 Orange r.I:IqI: II.I, I. MII 4- M vxt' X KATHLEEN ARMSTRONG III,r1f :II Ph, 5' F-II'iI-:I of IIN' SINVI 7, I'L.rI I' IOWPFSII ROMEO BERRETTONI QC.f'f, ,fjQ'fI'If I 'QT ,gf DWIGHT COOK NIIIWNIFE' 75 QMIEHI C ug, II ', I. Ijm, 3. .I, ,, ,' ij, JAMES FULLER Vocnfions Club 3, 45 FOOIIH 21 ASTffI'f ' ,I C E: '45 Forms ig S-:fu I. 2 3 III'-I V, I. A. I, Z 3 4, Rcocrfcrf Ii BaSebaI' I, 2, 3, 4, Infrrf CJD 41 F :IEW I, 2, 3, 4, 2, 3' Sff ' f 3 Vw l'f-S. 43 V' CCF :Iuss BascbaI! Ig Infcrchss Lf-?If'I'I'I' 2,3 1gBard I, 2: Y.:-: f 'I 1,2 3 I I F I- Bnskcfboll 4: InICrCIA55 TCnrIIS Omvwgr: IMI -Tj B, A. A. 2, T, 3 '5' O. f' 3 23 B, A. A. I, 2, 3, 4. I, I, ' Irvs. 4. 5. I-. A. BASIN J I I ' -J r I, in ..... --pr -I .. ,j 'Q - , 3 ,.,,. ' qi. , I f f J 6141 I 5 i'7 S S-Q' I v Q' , Q Q' 's az, QT f , lm 3 J' 3 -Q' I ' 3, A ,zfyfvf I, -D Q 3 .. f 43. A-4 I I' ',.l X Q J :Vx .W 35 I X 'R' , .0 fix f . I f ' I Page Eafy-I-Cf I -b SEN IDRS RUSSELL BELL Red Cross 43 F. F, A. 43 FoofbaII 3. CATHARINE PEEK Charm Cub I, 23 SpanIsH CEI: 33 EE'1'VsIw Ciub 43 Hockey 4. TONY DELEVATI A'I' HI: CS: 4' Fv:'r1 3 -13 wrcinss Basvrmll 3. ALBINA DELEVATI Omryf' Pf-.I 3- lox 2, 3, 4. HENRI E. DOLE F, F. A. I 2 3. 43 Track I, 2, 43 FoI,'ImI I, 2. MARIAN GREGG Mat' Cui: I3 CH-wrrw Cfurv I. 23 Musk Cn: 43 GCC CIM: I, 23 HQCIQ, I, 3, Cam, 43 Scccu 33 A. A. I, 2, 3, 43 G. L. S. 4. PurpIe Towers 33 Red Cross GEORGE GOSSETI' RHIC cm, 4, sand I, 2, 3,43 FRANCES FAYHIN Physidoqy PIay 33 LaIIrv C.Iub LUCILLE FREEMAN 3, 43 MUSIC CIub 33 Charm I, 23 Charm CIub 23 RIIIE OrcI'csIrn 2, 3, 4. CMI: I3 BascbaII 2. Crub I3 Jr. Refi Cross 3, 43 EnqII5H CIub 43 BASCINII I, 2, 3, Conf. I3 Hockoy I, 2, 3, 43 BaskcIbaII I, 2, 33 Soccrr I, 2, 33 G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Sccf. 2, Vice-Pres. 43 C. L. S. ,, I, 2, 3, 4, SCQI. 3. ,LJ W DOROTHY JANE MALLETT Imrsifrrvr Irfm Sncmmcfvfo' Dm '3IIcs Cpu 2, 33 French WILLIAM OLIVASTRI CIEE 3: Jr. RPI Cfcss 4. S:f.1 s CIE: 2, 3' Ckarrw gt25b'2'4C f1f 4' EMI S' CJD C I: 3. I' ' VERNON ROMINGER JAMES MORRIS K .wf' nf III-.V'SI I' PErp'f: EMILY BASSFORD Igfffs. .3 QQ .i5Mg,',, Hmm gm PIG, 3' I-I.fgf J CLI. QI., C' ,AV 3.1 A VICI' FWS- 32 CI'nr - Cub I ,ISEOBGE TIJGAEFF, CQJIII 3 43I D'n .xIIcSSC'IIInI 43 2 3- Rev: Cross 3, 4' Hmmm Efl,-VI QW! 'ji'-V ' I 'III 3,5,,., ,,, 2, 3, Bl A- A' In I 2' B3sxe?:3I I 2' Soccer L19 E 'T fwf-1 C 'L' 7 3 .34 I, 23 Tgrrfcfvz 23 Buena 2 Imckgf 3 'T F0773 I L 3. GA AA A' 3 4- 3 43 Ir-'rfrcess Bas-H: I 4, ' Infwrf .Iss Imn- 2, 3 43 III:-r EMS Busch.: I, 2 3 4. 9' -'I CORA E. TROXEL I'IIrprr Towns 23 In IIvc fwxri-'-I' of IIwv SIMIIH 33 MUSIC Cones-rfs 2 3 4' Jr. Rr-ai Cross RAY LEVIN MIGNON EAKLE ,. Must C,',,b'3 4. Charm F, F. A. I, 2, 3, 4, SCCI. 43 NIH, Shop' Ig IM' C :: Curr I, 23 GICQ CIIJDI I, 2, 3, DWFI Pro'Iu:'s JU'ICI Q ICSW I, 23 MMI- CIIII1 I3 Frfwch 43 Ihmkcy 43 B.1skq-IIIQII 43 Soc I, 2 33 SIc:Ic JLVICIIPQ 32 C.uIv 3, 43 Jr. RIVI Cmsc 43 Irr 43 BASUIQII 33 I'u'rvIuIinq urzcf 3 Ir'crc ass 33 B. A. A. Goa Cub Iv 23 Ev'q's'w Cuz, I3 C. A. A. I, 2, 3, 43 Cv. L. I, 2, 3, 4. 43 Fr. CouncII I. S. 2, 3, 4. CHARLOTTE GIGUIERE 'nw Nm, sy I, I' Im- CN II sw I' 2 PI. ,,r:f-' I, 1' ' r :IIP ILM-rs 33 Cmxrrv' C ,:. lj Mm' CLI. I- Jr. RI-1 Crass I, 7 3 -'Ig C-If-w CIIIII I, 2, 3, 4, L' :Ish Cgrw I, 4, IIffIfrr,' I Cad, I, 2, 35 Bqxsu-IIx1II I, 2' EvI1IsIv CIIIIJ Swrv. I, C. A. A. 7, 3, 4. I N-. ALLEN GOULD IC-vpw 'II Iv- Sur- 23 IH I' Cum I 2 33 MVI1 lf.: I' As ' I, CH: 3 43 OrC'f'-5'm I, 2 3. ERNESTINE BAIRD SII.1.1In ' 4, PurpIc 'Iow- XI ers' 3, MQII1 Cwub Ig French CIub 3, 41 MUSIC CIUID 4, Dmmnfics CIUI1 35 Charm CIUIJ 2, GIcc Club I, 3, 4. CARL FREEMYERS MMI: Club Ig CImrm CIuIu 3, Ashonomy CIuI: 3, 'Ig BQSIQOI bmw 2, 3, Imfcrdass 5asIfcIbaII 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. S INIORS KATHRYN GREEN I'-f- N JN I- 1 I' IIS Y 3' II,'l' 1' CH: 3' fvff C-:i I 21 L' 1 sw C ..: 4. ROBERT TILLOTSON Cnr C .rf 34 Asvwfff. C Ur 3 4' Srxe' S' Cnr: -7, Bus-Nr 1 2 3 I f': 155 Eze' - IJ I 3 4, Or.1 f1f- Pri -7' B. A. A. I, 2 3, 4 TONY JOHN FREITES C C, ,.: 2: Vf'ia c s C .:. I 3' B!S'f'I,J' 2, 3, 43 Foo'- rxw I. , L Q 'JJ x IGLADYS c. PAISLEY Jr, RCI Cross 4, EngIIsI1 CIUIJ 4. ARTHUR SCHAAF Tow Sawyvf' 43 The PGVYTA Dvrmi Dar'Ivwq 41 AQ. CILb I, 3, 4, CImrm CILII7 3, Dra- mahcs C nb 43 Craft CIub 3, Club Ig Orange HELEN FOORMAN CHIYO KASHIWAGI I- 5 A'1. C .cf 2' CA f LIN: I : fm CII.: 33 Igfn P4 Y C .za 3, 45 S' f4c'r ' '-. C. .1 3, 43 IIYIC. C .:. 3 4. LI :: C' C, I.: -I. ORVAL BLANN Iw ::'If z C.: I 2 3, Gj a. A. A. I, 2. 'v ANTHONY M. SOUZA ','. 7- 'f'SC..: ',Z 3 4, KIYOKO NITTA C' ef' C .1 3 4, f' C ,L -1 I'fES 3. I XA-j YUKIKO YAMASIHITA xx . I: I' C.,.: 3 --g CI'.1r - KA .s ADA Cub 3' 4' Jn rose 3, C1Ir5 VEU-V Pros. 4, I YOSHIO NAKAMURA Ashcworrvy Cnr: 3, 41 BasIf0I- buf, I, 2, 3, 4, Inhirclass Bas' kcvba' I, 2, 3' FUOIIJA' I, 77 TCI-:is 2, 3, 4, I'IIctrcIass Tcrmis 3, Iricrc ass BascbaII 2, 3, Icx 3, 4: B. A. A. I, 2. 3, 4. A .fIr.1I'x' CIIIIL f' EDWARD STEUBEN :IN rw I I I I I i I I ck if .r L5 ,, 21 I- K' f fri' , 'gr 'V' r Y f I , 'F' I W., , , , 5 . -v-. 'fr D, I, ' . X f X 3 it , .Ag . -1 if-' 499 ! .4 0 'vw 1' QW 5' Aw- 4' .JW W to 13 1 A-9' 5 Page Tweniy DAVID MOODY VocnIIomI CIub 4: Track 4, Infvrchss B3sIccIbaII 3. DOLORES ROBERTS Mafh Cub I, Z5 Jr. Red Cross 4, Hockey I, Z5 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4. SEIXIIQRS LORRAINE HIATT 'IBIJCIQ FI.1rr'Imqn I- GJr.inn of Thr- SIIAWI 2, MMI: CII.I- I, 2, CIM: CIuIu I 2' H,L1 1n Cho 3, Crwarm Cm 4, Jr. Red Cfcss 4, Enq's1 Cub 43 Tumi::Inq I. JAMES FRUIT 'Cfr'gwIw1 Pninsw 3, I'Pur: r- Tw.-frs 3' Tom Sawyer 4, BRAD WEAVER 'Sf':': :1 1.5 LJVU Cub Ig M.-A QI.. I- SMC out 2, M1-A I' Dfw'-:ws C 33 As'rc': , Cub 3, 4. '5' AS 'l' C If 3 PWS. '52 535---fri I, 2, B. A. A. I, 2. 3, II, ELDA J. GREEN HVY' 4, Er'qIIsh Cub 4. BURNETTA F. PEARL L21-'zv'33.'31I1 C,: 2' '1,.:fI.x' CHI: 3' IJAIH CJ: F x 'SI' C .ID 4' Twv 1'S Mgr. TOM PORTA 5 J'. 's 3 I, Y 3 4. ,2 ' C.: ' 2' As :':h. S C.r 3 47 I3? :.J CJD 4' FHM! I 23,41 B.A.A. I, 2. 3, 4. 1 ,- CARROLL DUNCAN Chin CJD 3, E 1'IS5 CMI VELMA LORRAINE MCGREW .:- AUT,-V: CIM- 3 4: V51 MLS: CVC? I, 2,3 4: I-I. '72 C-: 41 Tfxif 3, -I I' ::v'.1'x CII.: 31 R05 Cross I, I -' .Iss Tr1'1.2, IwIfrcIass Bus 25 Music CIIJI: 3, 43 Dram,xI'Qs fe-'MII 3 4, Inn-r:,Z.asS Bass Club Ig Math Club I. 5.312 3. HAZEI. NADINE RUFFIN Cdwrm CIuku 3, CILII Cub I, CHRISTIAN P. GLUNZ F. F. A. I, 2. ELLWOOD ROTH I!f..f wr 3' DH rfs C .1 .' Rf-: CVM 4' 5 I 7 4 ' :Qi 512-- rw -5' C z 4, 5. A. A. 3 4. N-. I I BETTY ANN CAMPBELL 'IIN QM! I,, I' ff.: I NDII' IT .1 I' I' If'-1 C' an ' 1' 4' S' wk' C .: 3' 4 . ' 'C v 3' -- -- C I .1 'T ., 3, 4, , N. f- . .uf . 4 xg. , L E IS C ' I I' I Y 3- I.. 1 I 1 I I I 1 A A I 'I 3 4' O'w'1I- II'-1 'I IIM4: I II LAURENCE PUGH C.1r:I of Tff Shah 2, P1IrpIfN Tp WUVSI 3' MUSIC CIuh 7 37 MIM CIu.b Ig Dr:waIics Cui: 3. 4, Crarm Cpb 41 Ti-rfs I 2, 3. 43 BasIcQIzeII I, 2, 35 Bzmi I, 2, 3, 4, Or- ..Fc5Ir.J 2, 3, 4. NELLIE LOGAN CLIN Cub 33 SDAIVSI' CIuIw 3' AS T'O '. 4, Dr.1 '3IICS CQ: 4. Bfizqsn ff .1 sro' Q f N. '. .' nf If 'uf I J'x:.2If 'I b , ass 5' IW36. MARION E. SCOTT .1 f T 's 3: C'J ' 3 -3' If .SIC C ..: '5' I' Q E asv: . I f' 3 4' 4 ec- ': 1 I f 3 -' T - I' I 2 fx. ix. I 2, 3 -5, DOROTHY LOVES If TN- C,sr.:'5' N' TM f- L 3- Q I .1 3- I .,: -5' V-ww C.I:- Pg Lr'1I's' C ul: -5, Iwmiing 2. Z 5' J UIURI , x, LENORA YERMAN GENE LOIS OXLEY If: v Iwwfs 37 I-fffw I 'r I- ' Iuw I I S':r ' 2' NH, 3 1, 3' '- 'S ff: ' Im' ' 31? I, Ste'-VI C .1 4, 53,1 2' '-,1 1' '. .J 3, iz f'f ' C 1.If 2' Mum' C .I 3, C .1 -5' I. : 1 I' 9' fi ,1 I 7 3' Bw- r 1. 'HP K I Y 3 4 7 3 A5 Cham 3- 9.297 I Z, 3 4' I ,cIff:,' I, 2, 3, 4g Bise- . z I 2 3. -47 C. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4' fx-. L. S. Z, 3, 4. - L, 1.4 WM UI' ELAINE E. CHINN ,II Aff 92,1 LT ,ff LENA ETHLEEN LEMAS 5,4 C .5,,.E Q 3! 4: M453 21 2: riff 4- Erz i C.: 3 4, Cf. frvv Cf I 2- I-'f1:'U ? ffl 4- I'-'.'f- Fcmf-fffffs If Gm- Cdzz I, 2, 3, 4. FRANCES LOHSE I.'.f' Iwwvf-'K CLI? I 2 3, L 2 ' C,L 4. HARRYETTE REYNOLDS .1'S'f-rrfi fwfr' Vffmrag J' Pfl C255 43 Orygc: Pea' 4 BYRON SMITH Tw'-sIP'rrVi from San Juan Uri' H7qr ScHooI. LM! WM BETTY JEAN FITTS TESTER A. FOURNESS, JR. Gvuf-'X 17: W0 SL3' 2C LTI' CAL I 2' V-SAC CX Ip.,'f Tom-'s 33 Gee CIM 2 42 C'3'hW Cul 3' f'-SIV7' I P' Jr, I?f'I Crass 3, 4, M CQ.: 3 -4 VLHPFPS, 4 Qhyf- Cub In 23 HQQICV I: Ewg SP W CW.: -fp Ordcsfra Soc?-' 2' Tqrskq Ig -. A. ' 2 3 4 PWS, 4' BI AA A A I Q 3 4 3 2, 3, 4. if-IW'-nf, Aj I ji I Q- 'E I Nr YC? 'Q- , A A rr K... - x7 W 1:15 9, E? 'WUI' A hx wi QV SENHDRS RAY WILLIS MODEAN ADY Football I, 2, 3, Track I 2 'Purpie Towers 3: Garden 3, 45 lrirerclass Track I, 3' oi ine Shah' 23 Charrn Club Basketcali 45 Inierclass Baskef- 2? Music C15 33 Cfaff Cui' bgll 1 27 3359531 2, B, A. A. 3, Drynafics Clap 43 AsI'o I 2, 3, 4. o'r'v Club 4g Orange POJI 3 4, lex 4. JUEL MCARAVY Jr. Rea Cross 3 4: Cnarrn Cuo 2 4, Evqal- Cub 4- Soccer 2, 35 Hockey 2, 3g G. A. A. 2' 3K 4: Orengo Peay 4- FREDERICK ELLIS CLARK, JR. JOHN A. WATSON Chrisfnnus Play 2- Cnr:In'i of Ihe Shah 33 Vocaliona GEORGE HARRIGER Club 2: MW Cub Ii MUSIC F. P. A. i. 4- Landscape Crm Club 3, Baslcefbal 23 Track-3? 2: Bdskefbaig yi Tennis Iv 2. Band I, 2 3 4, E-feculive Corwrniffeo 31 Orcl-cslra I, 2 3, 4, E-zecurive Co'v'rn'IICe 31 B. A, A. 2. GLORY Glory comes from hardworlc, courage or DORIS MILGATE Transferred from Sacramcnro Charm Club 3, Cafeteria 3 4, Orange Peal 4, Ilrw 3. 4. WILLIAM HOLLAND Garden of Ihe Shah 3 Soawish Cub 3' Charrn Club 4, Mafh Cuo Ig Track I, Z 3 4, Tennis I, Baskefball 2 33 Vice-Pres. Ig Band I, 2, 3 4, B. A. A. I, 2, 3, 43 Banc Bs M r 4 I.. g.. . HELEN PINNELL Owe Club Play I, Gloc Club Spanish Cub, Jr. Rod Cross: Charrn Club: English C ' u by Wc'fare Cornrn. I. fame: Bur Ihe glory lhal I like besl Is Ihe one Ihal is unnamed. l+'s The glory ol working every day, Wirh a willing hand 'ro olhers, Doing a deed Ihal will some day be paid To you lor helping olhers. lI's nol Ihe lcind Ihal goes Io your head Or in The glory Ihal has been said. II's somelhing deeper and liner slill- To have a feeling Ina? you've fulfilled Somelhing inside you Ihal couldn'I wail And be decided or done Ioy Iale. Geraldine Piyller '38 K, ALEC VERASO FF Vocaiional I 2, 3, 4, Fu Iure Far Club I, Foo ball 4. HAROLD WILD Flhure Farms Club 3, 4. ALUMNI HONORS Cameron Hunclcley 35 ws on has second world four Phyllls Kimball 32 lS Woman s Clfy Edufor on fhe Daily Calufornzan and a mem bor of fhe Womwn s Nafuonal Journahsflc Socuefy Dean Conard 34 won fh rd pr ze for a slcefch rn fhe amafeur page of fhe San Franc sco Cnromcle Bruce Waybur 3l was one ouf of 7 OOO Juniors fo be admuffed fo fhe Phu Befa Kiopa Honor Socrcfy af Callfornua Lourse Epperson 3I us feachung ln Woodland Hugh School Marian Nelson 33 lS a member of fhe Woman s Naflonal Journalssflc Socrefy Sidney Croclceff 32 was granfed exhlbwf space for an orlgwnal wafer color col lecflon ln Crocker Arf gallery ln Sacramenfo fhus spring Jam Humphrey 34 has earned fhe hlgh honor of being capfasn of fhe Sacra men o Junwor College fracl4 feam He has a chance fo fry ouf for fhe Qlympuc games Forresf DuBois 35 s fhe fwrsf boy from Woodland fo make fhe Callfornfa Fresh man crew Ted Gregg 33 l5 fhe younge f manager of Knlpafruclcs chaun sfores Edna Cooper 35 was elecfed Grand Drlll L der of fhe Sfafe of Calnfornla ORANGE PEAL GRANTED HONORARY CHAPTER The Grange Peal has been granfed a charfer under which If has formed a chapfer of fhe Qull and Scroll fhe lnfernafsonal Honorary Soclefy for Hugh School Journalnsfs As fhe charfer members of fhs chapfer fhe followrng members of fhe sfaff recenve gold badges and a years subscrupfuoh fo fhe ulll and Scroll fhe offxcnal publucafuon for fhe soclefy Edlfor B Sfephens Business Managers P Scarleff and Laugenour R P D Mllgafe V Ray E Reg er 6 Whuflow Adviser M Nelson To affaln lh s honor Includes fhe followung requrremenfs One year of Journal rsm w fh some orfsfwndlng worlc on lhc Grange Peal sfaff a scholasf c sfand ng for fhe curren year among fhe uooer one fhrrd of fhe sfudenfs an fhe Sensor or Junuor class The advuser aufomafrcally becomes a member of fhe chapfer ' I l - Order of Ralnbow for Girls. . I , ' E. - 5 , lull, . ' , . , . i , , ' . ' . B. ' l ' ' ' : '- - ' l 1 . c ' X , l l, Parzc'T XX U JOIN Dean Aulman ani Cloud game d ame ww Tom Coleman l Margarel' Bufzbach warm Alblna Delavah Ter modern arrs Helen Eddy fnnc 5 a ' Frances Faylun, ro VF found J nice Balrdl 1 C, Yum f n A Dom L Kallwlyn F nn mes Frull' I ll sfwen lb 0 wlwm V e bowl l Helen Foorman av wlr l lo for Eugene Laugenour llk f no n vw 1 car Jane Fridays 0 cr S n no ew er Lesfer Fourness n cnown war and lar Georgene Holllngsworllm vf f Bob Hull f mf nes w ear n Cl1arloHe Gugulere, KEN' I y r Bull Sleplmens Lawrence Pugh f 0 ana f 6 vf r wry James Fuller w Tom Por+a Delano Silva Bernlce Sl'1on+z o Bra VVeaver Plwyllls Scarle'H's 1 ov 5:1 e Ar-1 Gall Wl1l+losv vw Arllwur Sclwaaf Bl 1 Jolwn Gr: 1+l1 A Modean Ady fee c OYOQ .Vllll rl le lux llIHlPlIt'l'X vVlwY1- 5 H, 1' - 3 1 'lv Wl1ga' Q5 E5 Aff Al f.a'x:om l 57 A rvr. 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R5 Um. 7 - Tm ,Imam Yrwsmiuffz, ,f Q ' ' 'a ' AAF 1 N F I r w TV WP' 5 6 T .yfm-Jyerv' D' 'Z 1. Qfw, Mr, W Hxgvx w:'ffar2 X N Maw Pm Dff.. I: J iffhfr' -nf DLlLxf', A: V DPT. xD ff-Sfg'5 :'vw,Tfr, aff: Pm- ' if '. f7 f 6 nf v r Effv' .Zh Jfm. ff ff?-F' f- ,nu 0 FFS? Se? I,V.,,1,f. M, XT.,- 4 . , Mtv, 5 J. .Q!fB'E1 1 gofx Q ,. Lp, Jn, H Jan, 70 f , CG- fi:-,Q H MNM SOMCVM , ,V 1 lid 3'-NND ff. H CL ,'W'Y'i,.f- 9 ' - 'ffm mmf b C vxxxx 1 5 . ,.......N -- - JACK TAYLOR Presicleni' ESTELLA M UMMA Secrefary Page Twenfy-six rl' 9 i . ,, .mf if H UGH FLYNN Vice-Presiclenf MAXINE DUTCHER Treasurer Class of 1957 CARRYING ON Under The banner of silver ancl lolue, The Junior Class is loyal and True: Each one does whar he has begun, Somelhing new, a ballle is lun. We've come, we've sluclled, ancl lhouqh we're slow, We're conquering a goal sel long ago. JUNIORS -Alice Zimmerman, '37 we .fix , V' .. f, ,pf jf Alf!!! 'F ffl? AX .Ill '- JUNIORS Leading Juniors These six Junior siudenfs, chosen by Counseller Caflwerine Dobie, place firsi in class leadership, scholarship, and a+lile+ic abilily. Ellen l-loecker Gilloeri' Dodds Beilwel Brown Jack Taylor Maxine Duiclwer Malcolm Nicolson Page T 5 as . C lnxgi 9 ws as lisa ' -gf - f s As' ,Ali l -'xx -fn f, -I f 3 QT' -Qwirv 2 if Q Q 0 fs, ms' y - 5 ,t . 5 . , if ' e i -2 is ip ' X JANE MERRITT Vice-Presideni' BESSIE PAULSEN Treasurer filriss ol: logo THE SHIP OF '38 A ship lefl harbor no? long ago, Sel on a lour years' course: Today il is bul Iwo years ou+ And nol one is filled wilh remorse. Before sailing, a rnollo and Ilower were picked, Tha+ helped Ihern along Iheir way- No+ for one's sell buf for o+hers, And Ihe larlcspur Ihal blooms in May. Wilh Ihe royal blue and Ihe precious gold. Their colors flying in slale, They sail on Io Iheir deslinalion, This class ol Ihirly-eighl. Bessie Paulsen '38 SOPHOMORES I y I I JACK BELLONI Presidenf VIRGINIA HULL Secrefary Page Twcnfy ciqcit 5 ,z F? A .IIE -I ff ', u 3938225- SOPHOMORES Leading Sophomores These six Sophomore siudenis, chosen by Counseller Lillian While, place 'iirsl in class leadership, scholarship, and aihlelic abilily. Bessie Paulsen I Douglas McDonald Merle Richier Bill Sandroclc Thelma Bailey Torn Slephens V mi' T,-.1 Q wg JAMES SCARLETT MARGIE B. WHITEHEAD X - vw. Class of 1959 CLASS SPIRIT We, fhe class of fhirfy-nine, Are surely on fhe upward climb: Our hopes are high, our spirif willing To carry on, our aims fulfilling. We do our besf fo make fhings righf, And work and foil wifh all our mighfg Knowledge gained from books and friends Will help us when our school life ends. -Tom Archer '39 FRESHMEN mme wif me 23 5 W-2'5 '5' I lil? s?f'S'llirliW'Q--is 1. FRESHMAN COUNCIL l reslmlon L 1 um ll Marque Bell Wlmlelwead Woodland Marlorle Peelc Broderaclq Roberf l-luqlwes Woodland Isabelle Bernabovl Broderick Jam Noble Woodland lvlnye Cgawa Broderick Clllfon Kramer Woodland Roberl Weaver Bryfe Roberl Cole Woodland Qonwloa Garlbalol Brylfe Joe Zane Knxqlwls Landing l-larvey Barner Cacnevllle John Welzel Woodland Pralne, Monurnenl, Pleasanl Prarrle, Sorlng Lake, Slough, Zamora, Laugenor Willow X , ,ew x,,, ,,, f A .,'!..lg,.,,,,W,..il,w...w, A ' A ,L x ey , ia, fl 1 iff? ,L '9 af L L Q 1 s ,ff ffm? 4 .fa L fig! tif ' ' -'kv 'ff ' Vx Y sl, haf. ,X A, ' is Q I f 'n ,'f ,.,. E In , J .I W 5 L are W , , 7 .L V: . ' I 1 ,. Syl' , Qt U H :ji ' V3 . . 1 - - V, ' V A l- l f - 4 if ' , f A X U Q V ' , . -I 4: A f H so yi A r, Q L L fr , 3 L 'V - 5 215 1 5 . 1 .A 'A . ':' 'V i, , I w U , kill 3 3 A.. f 1 l 1 .....- V- A-H - V 31wY,V,T , V v,,Y W 4 -A..a,.-.., L , . , . . I , Z . ' - 2 ' ', ' l ,, ' 7-5. . . J f J b . L K:-, I-T 5 1 .If J ! vgs , A A fi-rs X-Q5 V X , , ...s3j-'T'f- X .' ,.-Q 1 v.. ' : ' '.,,'..,',, x A' ' ky-.Ta-P ,.,A xx. .,f' A.. fs ,f 9046 W5 Director l:. C. lVlcl2eynolcls Fw1eT1- ',iw.' ORCHESTRA Qrichestru Calendar Nov. 8-Armislice Assembly Dec. 5-6-Tom Sawyer Feb. 2l-Washinqlon-Linco April 2-3-Play April 29-Open House May 7-Spring Concerl ln Assembly V PU -.. 43? ego ago :gl ' QQTH? Q11 ,.,,,, 1.-mggnaanun rr-Qnyagnna-' 1 P' .va-fe rw! WWW ,....,grw-'1-a-a:!1f21L+dKI'hn6,.Q. 8- 53 -Mt' s-sw., gunman--pq Calendar Sept 27-Chico S+a+e vs. Woodland Od. 3-Fiesla Parade Od. I8-Assembly Od. I8-Granl Union vs. Woodland Od. 25-Assembly Od. 25-Lodi vs. Woodland game, llwere Nov. II-Arrnislice Parade Nov. I I-Sacramenlo vs. Woodland Nov. 22-College of Pacific vs. California Aggies Nov. 28-Woodland vs. Chico Dec. 6-Pep Assembly Dec. 7-Lodi vs. Woodland game. llwere Feb. 26-Assembly Feb. 28-4Laying of Corner Sfone of Cilry Hall March I2-Spring Feslival May 30-Decoralion Day June 5-Commencemenf 8 ROBERT HULL JACK TAYL Page Thirfyrfivc i URN XX'XlilLiS Direcfed by Miss June Clemmons TOM SAWYER Mark Twafn in wrilinq Tom Sawyer again reiived h?s carefree boyhood and lhe play wrillen by Paul Kesler cqoseli, lolloweo lhe book. He and his chum, Huck Finn, have wroughl lauqhler and lears from a modern- ized world, where lhere is lillle lime laken oul ol lhe hurried days for lhe pranks lhal have become endeared lo 'rhe hearfs ol lhose who have lurned lhe pages of fhe memorable book, ln presenlinq lem Sawyer before lhe public. on December 5 and 6, lhe sm' denfs allempied noi lo score a friumph in fhe prolessional lield ol aclinq, buf +0 develop dramalic abililv as novices and amaleurs, and lo pul across lhe loofliqhls in iuvenile fashion a plol ol real boyhood lile. This hope was fulfilled lo lhe almost and lo The all-around good-fellow direclor, Miss June Clemmons, apprecialion and Thanks are given. CAST Wioi'rvv llfiiiuias Rum Sid Sav.ver, Kennelh Allfffd Temple, lcmplr: Mgiqgf Masor Anderson Auc' Pnflv--Su.: Giquiwi Muff p,..,C,! Bob GNN Anrv Lawrence, Thelma Mrs. l-larorzr Ellcuise -nv N, Bqllm' JQSSLC Mll l N l Sn--'ill ,lores Bi' Wnilrv','v Waller Fever, Annu' , Rf--'f-rfrnd Soraque. Dona Sihaai Tn? EG M' as MafP'vnald Man' Rr' if 'G llararhr ilmllll J-0 lf' lnfvcnei Vernon B,f.,,,,,m lrfiiri l f l Bill Gvillivw liddlfi Qi- Qcfqqgf V- xl, l Bi-rr Rf 1- S ,l l'n VVUU iVl'3. lbal,lMj-'Q Jang Campbell f 1f:fs'd Wrjrslsoiy Br-'lv ll'-alone' l u' Hnfklfxberiy Fire Mfiiis J ir Harper, Brad l'lAlii 1S-'-C Defi, Sfooneris, Jr. l I I i I l SKIDDING Slcidding, llwe annual spring llnreefacl comedy, was siaged in llic lioli sfl'ool audiloriunn on llwe evenings ol April 2, 3. This play appealed io all inemoer o llic audience from flwe oolilicall rnindeo lo flue lovelorr. Allnoiigli oolilica arf i f . Y i il dominaled, Caresses slolen on llwe sly, nnalrimony lroiioles, ana Cleve,-r f nnffzi llneir parl in pulling llie plol over. Several new acfors rnade llieir debuls in flwis ionwoy successful o f people realize wlial goes on belore a olay is produceo. Tne: lrow no? no lwardslnips of malcing over young Mgreenlwornsu info l1fC5C'V i.'1Il-C V'WCVi'ff' 1 if or llne building ol sels, collecling properlies, 'rlie dog-fired lwonwe going a5'o r ea sa Bul wlwal cloes if maller? All comes Tlirouglw in llwe dress rcliefirgals a i oo i skidding Every aclor knows We Holay rni,s+ go onw' so on lla! Qcrwi-1, li no Mslciddingu in llwe acling and anollner dramalic liil was scored for Woooland Casl Marian, GQ 'TOir'i1- l1'nf Mya Ma :e 51'-l VV'i:- 'ii-'13 M's. l-lafdi, Gi- w Hnllinasfwn Am Mi ,i e ii- if-5 ,l d' .2 l-l l .lw-M-1. lui U If mal l lll N!V.r,ii:i liiiiliiii lll, Czliiizl ki 1 ri 1 Ili 1 l V' lslella, Erncslinf' Biaiiil Cloud l ul if i'-mr El A.,.,.-New .. ,ls .gmzyssss s , . Cf? Who is the best outdoor public high sch ool girl in California? bad J strike school end A far he at- lishing int of g not- her of accom- o fear er the dly do ffairs. rstrik- f that er and thing ill cre- in the ING ? Junior e bet- range WOODLAND, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY, APRIL 16, 1 HIGH SPORTS THREE FAIR IN STATE-WIDE CONTEST Dolores Roberts, Verna Fourness, Violet Jenks To Compete From W. H. S.g Winner Of Contest To Be Queen of Salinas Rodeo School girls from all over California honor of being selected Queen of the annu ing selected as the best outdoor girl. 9 Three p James Fruit Heads' High Citizens Of W.H.S. ,James Fruit, versatile senior, tops the list of 26 high citizenship stu- dents. These students have maintain- ed an average of 115 citizenship points or more, since the system was adopt- ed three years ago. Jim's average totals 1371A with James Morris holding his own, aver- aging 1249Q, and taking second. Bill Griffith comes next with 123Vg. Fol- lowing these are: Bill S ' 1 essie Paulsen 12 tephens, Ellen are runni Le Woodland High's Future won five first places in the Junior Livestock and Baby Beef held in South San Francisco April 4 to 9. California, vada, Arizona, and Utah were sented in the show. Editor-in-chief Associate Editors IRQQI Stolii clubs, P efso pals , 5, Si'-:'r 's M, Az. V. Rr, 5 , ':. M S anothel tc Circulation S fi- iiicrn S f to this qui r, sii.rnr.if,i rr M Q.,-I-, P95 , ,W , , , V B H Exchange 5, sg 3 ed prize 0 5- Wflffc -'M B. owner- 5, Q Q ,, if and 16, t FeE'U'Ei,, A H I5 Ur fs Rodeo. T mn, A, iw, pw Addiwf B N Associare Staff ' - Staff Secretary 9 - 955' J. 5' :.i, L. L 1ngFale,DA L, Siiwiizv Advertising Managers J. Sfiiitr, C, H no onlne Columnists E. Lrrmiorr' .' P. Sis' ici B. I-I3,:' a fr-eshmz G. Willett, A. sms, Cn, B. eww Eve sm good horse dlfflculty ui pruning ure wuuwr.. The winners are selected by coun- ties, so the Yolo County winner will compete with the pride and joy of the other California counties. The scene of the girls' competition is the Purple Circle Fair, at the Best Ranch in Yolo county: the award to the winner is the trip to Salinas. The qualifications for entrance are as follows: Horsemanshi schol- wrth a pen of three cross bred Carl Lindheimer, who has bi standing in showmanship for 1 three years, was awarded a scholarship to the California fContinued on page Twoj 'Press Conven umber n.. 1222: B 1 N cess', Sa relegates tant. pr L 'or' kind as a res the Daily column some '0 high school ds :l the annual Press erkeley, Friday and 27, 28, were L Woodland who wcrt if speakers, round St, and the Unrwe ,e ideas gained that rking over, are of the 'rss for extent and speed news services the work in doing thc I newspapers ' h over by t Orange Peal several things page, cuts, ho Cn a vushng Iour among The clubs ol Woodland I-Ingh School we The club promolers were enlerlauned IH many lnlereshng and amusung ways On February 5 I936 we allended The Musnc Clubs Amaleur I-Iour and were enlerlalned by Ihe Ialenf of Ihe school Then on February 28 as farm ers and Iarmerelles we aflended The Farmers Ahrer The dance we slrudled The slars nn Ihe slcy wnlh The help ol Ihe Aslronomy Club On Ihe nexl day February 29 mem bers ol The French Club Tool: us Io Sacramenlo for a wonderful dnnner a+ Juluus and 'rhen 'ro see Tale of wo Cnhes March I4 was spenl a+ Yuba Culy allendvng The Spanush Convenhon We learned IaI'er +ha+ whale we were ln Yuba Cnly we mussed oul on a Imp 'ro Mare Island wlfh The Jr Red Cross On Ihe following Salrurday The Jr Red Cross Ioolc us Io an lnfereshng conven hon In Sacramenfo We were lucky enough Io vusul The Charm Club lusl an hme for Ther an nual parly We Traveled wnih The Jap N 1 mcse C b o hc Sloclclon Federahon In Aorll ano Then baclq Io allend The Roman Bangue gven by The Lahn Club Rrobaoly Ihe mosl amusung enler Imnmenl durung our vlsrl was The csvec feed given oy The Rnfle Club Through Ihe ellorls ol The Physnology Class The sale ol Tuberculosns Seals we heird wenl over In a bug way During were enlerfauned wlh a play enhlled Farcwell Cruel World Wllh The help of The Vocahon Club we sludsed The hve mann dnvlsuons of makung a lrvnng When we vnslled The Crall Club we came away wllh souv ennrs made ol lealher and melal Thus yowr The Slamo Club has made an ex cephonally hne collechon of slamps The English IV Clubs are newly organ Ized This year and have had lnlereshng programs made up of Old and New Favorlles IH slory poelry and song The Glee Club has lenl many musxcal noles Io our assemblies Now we are Ieelnng proud of The hve Inrsls Ihal The Sloclc Judglng Team broughl home from Soulh San Francisco April 9 sf Il fr. , - X. IETIIIII XS -Ill-S I . I . II I Y . Barn Dance sponsored by The Fulure ouh xrlsil Io The Dramalics Club we . ' ' I , ' ' If , 'I T - I . '- . . . I - . ,,,. - . ., ,Q G L E E C L U B Direc+or Paul Shelly Culoflclm' Od. 30-Clworuses and inslrumerilal numbers Dec. 20-Clwrislmas Program-Carols, willi music ol cello, violin and oiario April I, 2, 3-Songs belweem ads of Skiddinq -Beaulilul Lady in Blue: Saddle Your Blues lo a Wild Muslangg Sweellwearl, Sweeflwearl, Sweeflwearl April 29-Open House Enlerlainmenl fri L -.T-5 Page Ferry-fwo Adviser Lufher DuBois FUTURE FARMERS CLUB We are lhe Fuiure Farmers Club: Cn any farm We'll prove no club. We millc fhe cows and hive +he bees: We prune, grail, and sei oulr frees: And in rhe mornenis lhar are free We sell hor clogs for a nominal fee. We feed prize sfoclc and judge Jrhem, foo. We'll save The farm when lhe morlqage is due C if 5 i z S T O C K J U D G E R S F55 Advisers Luiher DuBois, Leroy Jessup STOCK JUDGING TEAM Medals and ribbons and cups we-'ve earned, Gained from flwe knowledge of sfock we-'ve learned. We've done our iudging 'round Jrlme counfry side And gafhered 'lame from lar and wide. RIFLE CLUB Willw a sleady arm and a sleadier eye, We aim our gun af llie lilfle bulls eye. We press flue rrigger, +lwere's a loud reporl We can lwil a largel of any sorl. . X ,xv W. .W X-,M-g Q A-W QM M X K is :gs K sers June Clemmons, Leonard Thaicher DRAMATICS From kings, and queens, and liiile brais, To Tramps, and vamps, and villanous rals We acl benealh fhe glare of The lighls, l-loping To reach one of life's heighls. ASTRONOMY CLUB Twinkle, Twinkle lilfle siar, We have found oui' whai you are. And wilh our lelescopes so new We have looked al planeis, loo. Advisers Edna O'Brien, Lillian While OUT-OF-TOWN HI-Y As members of 'flue gold old 'Y', We sei our aims and slandards lwiglw. And in our nope 'ro lceep llwem Hwere We keep ourselves bollw lil and lair. JAPANESE We sing flue songs and play ine games Of a lar off land of many fames, From a li++le island over seas Ol flowered kimonos and clwerry frees. 5: Adviser Elamae Proc+or CHARM To have good manners, fo be polife, To have polish and +o do wha1L's righf. All fhis we Wearn and become well bred, So +ha+ In +he world we can ge? ahead N as b , A 0 , ti. fv 'iii , , gpg: if , rl, 1 .ga 2 1 .. gi: - ' ,4 . '-3: l V in..-:EE lull.- .. .,,A: J f R f X ' 1 i Advisers Herndon Ray, Grace Blrlrlancl STAMP We hunl for slamps bolh olcl and new, For Those of which +hey're very few. Some boolcs are worlh lheir weighl in gold: Ours might some day when we are old. CRAFT Brass bracelels or slaqe sels, +hey're bolh in our ken: For we are lhe arllsls, mosl gifled ol men. Though we slave al our paln+ pofs and loil af our dyes, ln all of our labor 'rrue arlislry lies. if r Paar' Forfx-seven EENHT HUNHNU5 . fl Adviser Ruflw Balmer LATIN CLUB Roman life, Hweir games, and flweir song, Were discussed, played, and sung by all who belong. We enjoyed good limes whenever we mei, And closed an in+eres+ing year wiflw a Roman Banque? SPANISH CLUB We have music and gay senorilras, Singing La Cucaracbau and Rio Rilaf' Willw sad lilfing voices and slrurnming guifars, 'Neallw Spanish balconies and 'rwinlcling sfars. Advisers Paul Shelly, Cafherine Doble MUSIC CLUB A Caruso, a Vallee, or a Bing, Rlmumbas, lullabies, any old llwingq From lovely Trees lo llwe Music Goes Round: All in our reperfoire can be found. FRENCH CLUB Parlez-vous Francais? We do, olm oul. And if we wenl 'ro France, we'd know jusl wlwal +0 We play French games and have speakers foo: For we are French Sludenls. Parlez-vous? S66 4929 an We Adviser Ed na Gehllxen JUNIOR RED CROSS We bandage up llwe lallered and lorn, A+ Chrislmas lnelp llie poor and forlornq learn iirsl' aid, we Jr. Red Cross Willn Miss Edna Gelwllcen, our worllwy boss. PHYSIOLOGY Early 'ro bed and early lo rise lvlalce us lwealllwy, wealflwy, and wise. ln llwis moHo we sincerely believe, For sirenqili and lweallli we do acliieve. DR. l-lQlVlEl2 WOOLSEY ln ooprecialion oi liis services, llie Junior Red Cross f- oledicalos lliis oaqe lo Dr, Woolsei,', wlio gave llwis club 5 conwpiele course in Firsl Aid, during flue second sernesler. ji? ve ' xg,- ! 1 PAGE' F Advisers Flora Walker, Mary B. Nelson, Arfhur Thomas ENGLISH IV CLUBS English is much joy if you have a Club, And in our daiiy classroom you can'+ find a dub: For every ofher Friday af rhe end of rhe week, l+'s away wirh Toilg ir's fun and news we seek. VOCATICNS Lawyers, docrors, chefs, or farmers, Merchanrs, shippers, or snake charmersq On any fob from pins ro ships Mr. Thomas gives us rips. 9 fl' fl llil1llX'l1lllLll llii1un'S L, 4,-fyrkovxff. Lf oi 5 X'LJ'iXA' Yvonne Y unger's essa, Hier Cifizens bl America, was awarded firsf prize ie Safran 'X 'o Dis'r'c? Cfxfran onlesf. Janice Baird has rhe hiqhesf G. A. A. poinls. Pau' Lafin was anhomceo Jas oeinq hiqhesl in W. l-l. S. sfrengfh fesl. Tom S+ephens ard Wilfred Dodds have licenses lor amaleur radios. Albini Delevali Q wlff as Qiassen iirsl lor making oosfers lor '36. Glen Kerr 's voiwls' and mayor in Del Whifo's orcheslra of Sacramenfo. Gail Wl'1i+low is lhe mosl oiiisfanding Columnisl on lhe Orange Peal Shall and leads in a lluenl slyle ol wrilinq. She is aarhor ol lhe poem, Romance of S+eel on rhe HEX Lions mme arfl ol fha Poems on rhree ol lhe Division pages. Russell Bell has more ndvicmgai honors 'har' any ofher high school sludenl in California. ,- ov .f ,- John Jackson has been champion livesloek iudqe lor lhree years. mf iff, DS FASHION SHOW Woodland Shakespeare Club v--w5 ff Page Filly-l xg. +N... ,a 6s-nf 164' .LJEX 5 559' ' V. ff 'Q E55-:ef Bvaafiii ze-img 1 5:5 3 57: A Y - laiyvfff GL: p- -fr X ,l aps 'xi M1045 aff:-W-f .3 , ., '- -'Rv X ' ' V fi Y 555: H' fe' : 'L' :J-Q .. ziff lfliff 145:21 5: ' f. -'kt , ,,4' .4 v ?S :,5'J I V zz 1 '--.-2. X -- get I if F554 ,, L, .. ff X fx -, - ., -- XX ' N' 5515-7. Tv. fi ,. '-., N :iiilf YM. k , sly A' ' 5193, . XX--2531:-af Sip 1 1 .Kw,Y'5- ' 'f'I,'--5.15 JL' ' a- ITL, ' '14, -fi? H. U . , .31 8 .5 f ff 4 M 5:-595-I fqf,,'ff'g 17- 55 if-1Q.1'T4-'f:'5'-'ESQ X X ,-.vit ::f.M:g,::-' 4 ffvf-2 -,'.fa111if- 4 IIE 'ff' v'-'L- ' ' aff af' ,Um T. if' 'Jig-z ' ' I ,N,,f,4 v-95' ' .f ul '- Q' , , ,Ly Aff ' 5.-,. , r 4 1 'Qf' , 'IQ I 1 S 1 . 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I I I II OI- 3 ' I I , P . ,L A, II I ' . e' +4wf'I'I , . ,,, Football Squad SACRAMENTO-WOODLAND Woodland I 3-Sacra me nlo O Because ol Perry's and Payne's gradualion lhe Dragons were as big bul nol so lasl as Iasl year. Woodlands lorward wall could nol be broken: and wilh lull-back Aulman making lhe Sacramenlo line look like a sieve, lhe Wolves couldn'l be slopped. CHICO-WOODLAND Woodland I9-Chico I2 The Chico Panlhers, lhe Wolves deadliesl rivals, came lo lown Thanksgiving Day lo hall lhe WollfPack's progress in lhe C. I. F. Championship race. Al lhe end ol lhe lirsl hall, lhe Panlhers had rolled up a lead ol I2 poinls wilh a clicking aerial allack. In lhe second hall, lhe Wolves complelely looled lhe over-shilling Chico line wilh a weak side reverse laleral lrom Silva lo Aulman lo Nicholson, which ran up lhree louchdowns belore lhe linal gun. LODI-WOODLAND Woodland 7-Lodi 26 The Wolves and lhe Flames mel again lhis lime in a championship ballle, wilh lhe Wolves once more gelling on lhe long end ol lhe score. Giguiere and Lalin proved lhemselves AllfConlerence slars lor lhe second lime, by breaking up lhe Lodi allack lime and lime again. I-Iowever, in lhe lhird quarler, Giguiere lwisled his knee. Then, wilh Lillle Nick oul wilh lhe measles, lhe Wolves weren'l quile lhemselves. LEAGUE SCHEDULE Auburn O Woodland 6 Sacramenlo O Woodland I3 Roseville 6 Woodland I3 Chico I2 Woodland I9 Granl Union O Woodland I Willows 2 Woodland 7 Lodi I9 Woodland 7 Lodi 26 Woodland 7 Q i Bosketlwoll Led OTT To a good sTarT by CapTain SchaeTTer, The Wolves won a large percenTage oT Their pracTice games oT The 1936 season. C. l. F. ConTerence opened wiTh a vicTory Tor PeTe Le-nz's Tarzans oT SToclcTon. The SToclcTon Tive, led by Grillo, were Too 'hoT' Tor The Wolves, who Tound Themselves unable To sTarT clicking unTil The close oT The game. The second game, wiTh Lodi, was a hearl breaker, wiTh The Flames edging ouT in The Tinal minuTes. Lilce The TooTball Team, The baslceTball Tive seemed To have a grudge againsT The SacramenTo Dragons and ouTclassed Them in a Thriller on The home courT. AlThough The reTurn games wiTh These Three Teams were deTeaTs, The W. H. S. men always played Their hardesT and enioyed plenTy oT clean sporT. BerT WiTham, a graduaTe Trom lasT year's 'B' Team, ouTpoinTed all oThers as The besT oTTensive player: while Maynard Holland Took The honors as The besT deTensive player. 'A' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Woodland Lodi 32 Woodland SacramenTo 27 Woodland SToclcTon 4I Woodland SacramenTo I9 Woodland Lodi 2l Woodland SToc:lcTon 35 Maynard l-lolland Bert Witham GH lfjclslcetboll Developmenl ralher Ihan viclories marled Ihe season lor Ihe Wolf Bees, bul Ihey had a well-balanced Ieam in Gilberl Dodds, Ray Penrose, I-Iarold Parker, I-lugh Flynn, Yoshio Nakamura, and Frank Seno. The season opened hopelully wilh Slocldon Iorleiling lor Ihe use of ineligible players. Lodi and Sacramenlo faded Ihe hopes by delealing The Wolf Cubs in Ihe nexl Iwo games. Alfhough Ihe Bees losl all of Ihe conlesls in The second hall of 'rhe season, Ihey had developed a greal passing game and had nearly overepowered Sacra- menlo and Lodi in Iwo las? conlesfs. To improve his learn is Ihe coach's biggesl job. I-Iigh scoring honors were challced up for Caplain Gilberl Dodds, Ihe besl offensive player? while Harold Parlcer slarred as Ihe besl delensive man. All Ihe B Team ol Ihis year will be baclc nexf Iall, Io slrenglhen Iho Wolf Varsify. ' 'B' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Woodland 26 Lodi 32 Woodland II Sacramenlo I3 Woodland I Slocldon O Woodland I5 Sacramenlo 35 Woodland 2I Lodi 29 Woodland 27 Sloclclon 54 Gilbert Dodds I-larold parker . X, A. . Y . H. ' 4 A i . . .T BASEBALL Since baseball is fhe lafesf of spring sporfs, fhe llex goes fo press every year before fhe league confesfs falce place. To dafe, only pracfice games have been playedt buf Coach Jusfus Lawson has found he has one of fhe sfrongesf feams +ha+ have played for fhe Orange and Whife. Marrin Plocher has been habifually hiffing home runs and fhree-base hifs, when runs are needed. Salvador Parino and Earl Russell have found if easy fo meef fhe old apple: while Capfain Delano Silva has furned in some big league hurling and classy fielding. Because Sacrannenfo and Woodland are fhe only schools in fhe C. l. F. baseball nines, fhey will fighf if ouf for fhe championship. Woodland has a sfrong chance of coming ouf on fop, because of fhe good showing againsf fhe Granf Union nine. This feam has already defeafed fhe Dragons. Wifh more baffing pracfice and a few breaks, fhe Wolves will have molded a feam fhaf will be hard fo beaf in any league. Many excifing games have been sfaged fhus far wifh Esparfo, Granf Union, Winfers, and Sacramenfo J. C., showing close The Wolf Varsify includes: R. Silva-cafcher T. Frafes-firsf base N. Belframigsecond base S. Barry-fhird base E. Russell-shorf sfop Ofher members on fhe J. Richardson J. l-lumphrey L. Freeman roosfer are scores and few errors. Parino-leff field Plocher-cenfer field Silva lCapf.l-righf field Aulman-pifcher l-liaff Looez Brown Ochoa : 'ILNNIS AI The beginning of This Iennis season, Things loolced very good for Coach Tony' Blum and his fennis Ieam. Wilh 'rhree Ielfer men, Penrose, I-lewilf, and Pugh, and promising malerial in J. Grilffirh, H. Flynn, J. Doly, and D. McDonald, The Wclves showed oromise of baffling Tor Iirsf ranlc. Bul Iuclc oidn'I seem Io slay wilh Them long, as Penrose, Tirsl' man, had Io relire in favor of a iob: while Pugh, second man, and Dofy, Iourlh man, had Io give up Tennis on accounl of lcnee iniuries. As The season is gelling info swing, The Wolves have yel Io win a conference Till. Bu? wi+h J. Grilfilh playing his sfeady game and I-Iewirl playing Iennis in his usual form, The Wolves coach has high hopes for Them. Lasl year The Wolves compefed in The N. C. I-I. S. A. L. and placed second, buf This year They are up againsl The cenlral C. l. F. conference. So, here's luclr Coach Blum and his mighly Wolves. The Iirsl six men are: John GriIIi+h, caplain, Jim hlewifl, I-Iugh Flynn, Vernon Liddle, Doug McDonald, Yoshio Nalcarnura. March I4 March 2I March 28 April 4 April I I May 2 May 9 TENNIS SCHEDULE . Marysville There Srocldon There Lodi There Sacrarnenfo There .Modesfo . There Lodi Here N. C. I-I. S. A. L. Finals Sacramenfo T ' 16,1-vc V158-S, VXW vi? II-2ACIx 333559861 Coach Leo Cossmann s A squad for fhe year 36 is composed of many vefer ans ncluding fhe Holland brofhers Paul Lafin Jack Belloni Carl Freenuyers George Nazaroff and George Tugaeff BIII I-Iolland proved himself fo be flue oufsfanding fracksfer of fhe squad when he Iourneyed fo fhe Universify of California April I I and foolc second place againsf fhe Cal Frosh Bill is one of flue besf 440 runen fluaf Cossnuann has ever developed J Belloni sprinfs I-Iolland 440 6 Nazaroff 440 Lafin foofball fhrow shof puf I-Iardy broad lump Moody high lunup Freenuyers pole vaulf . Izisse I20 high hurdles Cv. 'Iugaeff 220 high hurdles 220 yard as M, l-Iolland 830 B. Weaver 880 F. Moreno mile TRACK SQUAD B Hull Manager B Scoff sprinfs B Sfephens Jr sprinfs M Wilson 660 Wefzel 660 Tanalca 660 R 0 Car I320 . Monfandon low hurdles . Keifh low hurdles . McFadden high iurnp .I-Iayes high iurnp C. Duncan mile TRACK SCHEDULE Dafe March 28 April I8 April 25 May 2 May 9 May 23 Place Sacramenfo Davis Roseville Granf Union Gridley Gridley Type Invifafional Picnic Invifafional C.C.I-I.S.A.L. N.S.C.I.F. Sfafe Meef X 4 I GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION BOYS PHYSICAL EDUCATION IIIIS i11II1InI111IifmII1x AI IIIIA M fi It f , I I ALI' .I .'bI I A' .', ' ' I-uf ., , .,., . , U1 ' b I I I - IL fl ggIr I , LA,, I I ' III,I LLIIII LAY 'SYI .U 2 ,, :V Q ,I 'A A L L :. A I. z 'wf-' Q,4..,,Mu.4,-.. . . .- G. A. A. C H A M P I O N 'MA T E A M Girls, Athletic Association The Girls' Athletic Association was started to stimulate interest in girls' sports. Any girl who has a student body card is eligible to belong, but only girls with one hundred points are active members. At the end ot each sport season, a party is given by the otticers ot the organ- ization, at which time team and point awards are given. Outstanding among the events ot I936 was a play day in which one hundred girls trom other schools participated. For this year the otticers ot the G. A. A. are: president, Janice Baird: vice- president, Francis Fayhing secretary, Maxine Dutcherq treasurer, Pat Koch: adviser, Miss Edna O'Brien. Basketball and hockey, two ot the atter school sports sponsored by the G.A.A., were won this year by the class ot '37, Although the Seniors ran them a close sec- ond, the Juniors managed to come out on top. Estella Mumma was captain ot the victorious hockey team, and Maxine Dutcher led the basketball team to its victory. The tollowing Juniors were members ot the championship teams: E. Mumma, E. t-loecker, E. Martinez, l-l. Allison, E. Jessup, S. Marvin, A. Musso, E. l-loward, L. Lines, J. Hollingsworth, l. Hunter, L. Peterson, M. Dutcher, L. Valine, R. Mezger, P. Koch, A. Serr. G. A. A. Ctticers was-Asus.4.m sv! L E T T E R s 2 H I if E T T 4 Y Girls' Letter Society The Girls' LeTTer SocieTy is an honor socieTy Tor girls inTeresTed in sporTs. The purpose oT The G. L. S. is To TurTher inTeresT in aThleTics and To develop leadership among The girls. This club was organized in l932. Only girls who have received Their circle 'W' are eligible To belong. New members are iniTiaTed inTo The organizaTion aT a Tormal iniTiaTion held aT The end ol: The school year. Under The able direcTion oT Coach Edna O'Brien, The G. L. S. parTicipaTes in many evenTs. Among The acTiviTies are: serving Tor The boys' annual TooTball ban- queT, enTerTaining alumni oT The organizaTion, and honoring graduaTing seniors aT a Tormal banqueT. The seniors who will be so honored This year are J. Baird, L. Yerman, J. Friday, C. Troxel, K. ArmsTrong, F. Fayhin, L. Worley, E. Bassford, G. T-lollingsworTh, B. ShonTz, and A. Slced. A special TeaTure oT The senior bangueT each year is The presenTaTion oT a cup by Miss O'Brien To The girl who has earned The mosT G. A. A. poinTs during ThaT year. LasT year The cup was won by Janice Baird. The oTTicers oT The G. L. S. Tor l935-36 are: presidenT, KaThleen ArmsTrong: vice-presidenT, Jane Friday: secreTary, Esfella Mumma: Treasurer, RuTh Mezger. L S Officers f 1 xf' Y 'L T' i .s ..L, 'P S . s ' if ii . lr Z l I l, - ' l 'A i y in 4. T v g .W ,uae ms L u 1 PQSY lx ---un'-ahs.......... TYPING FO Z HWS TVC H1 ART RIFLE CLUB AGRICULTURE J L H 4 BAND ORCHESTRA l935 936 X , ' T I 1 I4 II XX II 4 lx ,. . , r t V I 1- LU TH z,,',.,, , , l , 4 7 , ' 1' 1 M gT,. - , 1 mir , g 5 ni P' rj :ry 'I V 1 . ,A , 1. :N K IA It-K: CK -' R..'f'f,: UVM: DTWLTCE Q ' T. , ,Y ffwvzr 'U '!,,, 'I I Loffl. V . 4 'I ' 1 1 fm' 1' f :NVQ ,V ,. 936 QW Q?5 sw F P' 5 LA , 5 V V LVL: V. D.. EC' VV ff '..1 :A P N .f -. '1'UiXfI:,1. I'1, 745. Y f lf' . T f ET, V V f N. 6 ., 2. , , V .. ,fb ,Am Uvwwaff. 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