Stockton, CA High School 1920 Football Team
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On the team and probably in the photograph: Philip Baxter - captain, Ray Stiles, Claude Zent, Harbert Gall, Lawrence DeMartini, Otis Oliver, Forcell, Brown, C. Stiles, Daly, Dunne, Comstock, Dessaussois, Leon, Seifert, Sousa, Howard Gavigan - manager. Coaches J. C. Cave and Harry B. Lenz.
The names of the rest of the players are unknown.
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Stockton, CA High School Faculty 1920-21
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On the faculty and probably in the photograph: Noel H. Garrison - principal, Edwin J. Berringer - vice principal, Alice McInnes - vice principal and dean of girls, Minerva U. Howell, Adelle Howell, Lucy E. Osborn, Ovena Larson, Anne L. Harris, Ann Williams, Carrie D. Wright, Mary Coman, Lydia Lothrop, Daisy Newby, Charles D. Whyte, John G. Iliff, Florence D. Diment, Georgie Dell McCoy, John S. Reed, Alice Tyler, Lucia N. Keniston, Emma F. Hawkins, J. C. Corbett, Mary E. McGlothlin, Asa L. Caulkins, H. J. Snook, Elizabeth Montgomery, Amy Pahl, Holland Frazee, Andrew C. Blossom, Laurance N. Pease, R. W. Decker, Flora De Velbiss, Emma J. Johnson, Mrs. A. Decker, C. W. Kitt, B. F. Duff, Elizabeth Miller, V. Edgar Solvason, A. R. Reelhorn, E. Ira Van Gilder, Jessie H. Coleman, Lily Cliberson, Floyd R. Love, E. L. Pister, Iva Perry, Ira L. Van Vlear, Edwin D. Comer, Alexander N. Davies, J. H. Harrison, Charles Libhart, Harry B. Lenz, Harriet M. Keating, Florence L. Gondring, Constance Post, Ada E. Alexander, J. C. Cave, Florence L. Graves, Lucile Halwick.
Part-time teachers and staff who may be in the photograph: Howard A. Campion, Alma M. Poole, Alvin H. Eilert, Homer S. Toms, Mildred Smith, Marie K. Wright, Gertrude Robbins, Lillien Eberhard, Clara Nassano, William M. Estes, W. H. Nevins, Thomas F. Ford, Frank Turner, Richard McNamara, Gerhard Reimers
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Stockton, CA High School 1918 Basketball Team
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On the team: Santini, Joseph Stout, Wilson, White, Mallory, V. Dunne, Newton Robinson, Ray Dunne, Zent, Rider, Frankenheimer, Reack
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Taft, CA Taft Union High School 1933 Baseball Team In the photograph: Wilbert Quigley, Potts, Stan Lockwood, Ford, Harrington, Peden, Shea, Mr. Edgar G. Sewell - coach, Wheeler, Scott, Oxford, Cauvel, Paul Newton, Kennedy, G. Graham, Clammer, Stone, Davis, Simmons, Franklin Maygren, Goode
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Stockton, CA High School Yell Leaders 1916-17http://www3.familyoldphotos.com/photo/california/18905/stockton-ca-high-school-yell-leaders-1916-17
Left to right: "Scoop" Sprague, Asst. Yell Leader; Louis Burke, Yell Leader, "Simp" Hornage, Asst. Yell Leader
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Calistoga, CA High School Class of 1946 Photo http://www3.familyoldphotos.com/photo/california/18682/calistoga-ca-high-school-class-1946
In the class (and probably in the photograph): Allan Ballard, Shirley Longmire, Barbara Fechter, Marie Pocai, Jim Ingalls, Petty Marsh, Audrey Kelley, Ann Francouer, Nancy Weill, Lena Ivanich, Burt Chestnut, Louise Wolleson, Kenny Westbay, Norman Whatford
The names of the rest of the students are unknown. Perhaps you might recognize some of them.
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Fresno, California High School 1914 Girls Basketball Team In the photograph: Elsie Heisel (or Heinsel), Katherine Chandler, Elma Jensen, Rowe, Goldie Hayes, Avis Servaty, Chandler, Dorothy Toombs
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Nevada City, CA High School Class of 1951
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In the photograph: E. Caster, B. Beverage, Allen Hewitt, D. Misner, P. Peterson, Gordon Lageson, Jim Scribner, Dean Morrison, Jerry Coleman, M. Boyd, L. Sauer, D. Duggan, Jerry Brady, B. Deschwanden, K. Walker, Joe Griggs, T. Crane, Robert Thompson, D. Atkins, D. Hedges, M. Bertino, A. Orzalli, Rae Buster, R. Sturtevant, S. Baker, J. Murphy, R. Gentili, T. Kuntz, Joanna Godfrey, Sandra Pease, Rhea McInelly, D. Bingham, C. Collins, Norman Hoskin, P. Burgin, R. Steck, Jim Branson, Sue Moore, Marty Smith, J. Snyder, A. Pilgrim, Audrey Foote, P. Jackman, Mrs. Constance Pfiffer, B. Watson, L. Swazey, S. Lewis, O. Merkel, Jewell Barker, R. Draper, C. Coombs.
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Courtland Union High School, Courtland, CA 1928 Football Team
On the team (and probably in the photograph): Jesse Thomas, Willie Burke, Ewaldt Eslinger, Ray Martin, George Hudson, Charles Ostman, John Wiedman, Bill Reed, Tom Fugisaki, George Petavine, Don Salisbury, George Chew, Fred Gunn, Harry Shironaka, Bart Welch, Ted Shironaka, Bill Barry, Jack Kawamura, Ray Arlin, Yoshimini Itagowa
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In the photograph: Noel H. Garrison, W. F. Ellis Jr., E. H. Ridenour , Mary N. Minta , Minerva U. Howell, Adelle Howell, Alice McInnes, Lily Cliberon, Lucy Osborn (or Osborne), Mattie Z. Bell, Georgia Dell McCoy, Mary Coman, Antoinette Knowles, J. J. Barrett, Grace Alvarado, Marie Chase, J. G. Iliff, John S. Reed, Asa L. Caulkins, Lucia Keniston, C. W. Kitt, Barbara Letitia Lauxen, F. S. Stockton, H. F. Snook, Asa L. Caulkins, Homer S. Toms, L. D. Barzee, B. F. Duff, W. C. Kitt, Clyde Blanchard, Aloys Daly, Emma J. Johnson, O. U. Wilson
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From an Ancestry.com press release --
Ancestry.com Launches U.S. - Mexico Border Crossings Collection 1903 to 1957
More Than 3.5 Million Border Crossing Records From Mexico to the United States; Features 24 Land Ports of Entry From California to Texas
PROVO, Utah, May 1 /PRNewswire/ -- To celebrate Cinco de Mayo, Ancestry.com, the world's largest online resource for family history, today announced the release of the first and only online collection of border crossing records for individuals who crossed the U.S. - Mexico border between 1903 and 1957. This new collection, which includes more than 3.5 million names, is the latest addition to Ancestry.com's Immigration Records Collection, which also includes the largest online collection of U.S. ship passenger list records featuring more than 100 million names from 1820 to 1960.
These border crossing records primarily document early 20th-century Mexican immigration to the United States. During the first 30 years of the 1900s, more than 1 million Mexicans immigrated to the United States as a result of the Mexican Revolution in 1910, job opportunities during WWI and U.S. agricultural advances.
"There are unique and untold stories waiting to be discovered about the American southwest and Mexico," said Megan Smolenyak, Chief Family Historian for Ancestry.com. "This collection represents a significant opportunity for
Mexican-Americans to discover their family's footsteps to the United States and for everyone to celebrate Mexican contributions to American culture..."
These records contain insightful clues into a family's past, such as names and birthdates of travelers, names of friends or family in Mexico or the United States, as well as some signatures. This collection will be an especially useful tool for individuals whose ancestors arrived from Mexico between 1908 and 1957, as the most complete records were kept during this time period. Many of these border crossing records also include passport-type photos that were attached to the original documents. Ancestry.com transcribed the names in the collection from more than 3 million documents. The records were culled from 24 land ports of entry from California to Texas. Among the busiest ports of entry were Laredo, Brownsville and El Paso, Texas; Nogales, Arizona; and San Ysidro, California.
