Bullard High School - Lance Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

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Try Rock and Roll ! Mrs. COOPEPUS MORNING CORE FRONT ROW, left to right: Freddie Couch, Nick Trowbridge , David Pin- ner, John Harris, David T alla nt . SECOND ROW: Andrea Bogosian, Geri Agbashian, Char- lotte Jones, Jackie Sharp, Sharon Psaltis, Linda Brower, La Vonne Briggs, Carol Dickinson, Shir- ley Perkins. THIRD ROW: Susan King, Roseanna Speir, Kenny Daniels, Gene Pawlick, John Mas- ten, Bob Haire, Billy Sanderson, Roby Strachan Karl Kaufman, David Storey, Jeff Christensen Barbara Beldyk, Carol Tompkins. BACK ROW Kate Thomas, Sharon Tilly, Dick Van Rozen- boom, Curtis Travis,John Lyday, Eleanor Brown Linda Anderson. ., , , , ..,. r. ,, ,,.. U. ,, ,, - -.,,, UM ra ,M ,,..s.,r,..s,

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Mrs. COOPER'S AFTERNOON CORE FIRST ROW, left to right: Sammy Snell, David Crouch, Larry Clark, Ronald Hall, Glen Dillon, Allan Allen,Larry Turner. SECOND ROW: Mary Hanley, Io-el Thaxton, Jeanne Simpson, April Otte, Shirley Fors, Susan Utter, Cathy Pederson, Elaine Hadsall, Judy Bryon, Kathy Rustigian, 8- Mud Hens! f THIRD ROW: Jack Siegfried, Phillip Barbee, Tommy McDonald, Clark Penfield, Leslie Zie- fert, Joan Pace, Don Rathbone, Billy Watters, Ioan Hughes. BACK ROW: Karen Klint, Judy Jacabson, Stanley Jenanyan, Weston Alt, Char- lotte Mansfield, Jan Phillips, Diane Wenter. Eggs- tasy! ramk2rm, ,E,ma,,,-W -f-,, ..,,a..1 .W , 2l :.!f

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Mrs. BEDFORD 'S CORE ROW ONE, left to right: Alan Benov, Richard Steitz, Bill Wright, Joey Bolkavatz, Harold Mc - Avoy,David Bezayiff, Gary Bailey, Pat Pearson. SECOND ROW: Doug Pipes,Martha Harris, Sher- ry Humphreys,Connie Geringer, Karen Peterson, Patty Spangler, Carole Cunningham, Marcia Drenon, Karen Eckels, Lynne Mawby, Bruce Wardlaw. THIRD ROW: Patty Flynn,Don Harter, Truby Peterson,Iackie Rowan, Judy Buck, Janice Thomas, Jane Ann Schlesselman, Sharron Smith, Jim Barnum, Frank Wallace. TOP ROW: Jeannie Woods, Patricia McPheeters, Margaret Walker, Richard Jevardian, Pat Stanley , Marva Olsen, Su- san Waltner. The high point of the 7th grade activities was the dancing club named The Lancers . This group met each Thursday night for a series of dancing lessons. As a consequence, the 7th grade took honors as the best group of dancers in school. One seventh grade core designed and made a parchment scroll containing a knight's pledge, or code of honor. This they presented to the student body. The magazine sales success was due partly to the efforts of Margaret Watkins who was the high point girl. Several plays have been given throughout the year. Who swiped Andrea's tray? Heads or tails? Well, that's done! 213