Courtland Union High School - La Perita Yearbook (Courtland, CA)

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the two classes danced and ate together all afternoon. This event over, the class settled down to the school routine and found that they were as bright as ever. Here are a few of the brains i?l: R. Jang, B. Towne, K. Chun, E. Tanaka, H. l.. Go, M. L. Leary, B. Chan, and A. Chan. S. Brown was the class can- didate for the Sports Queen. The last and biggest event of the year was, of course, the traditional Barn Dance. The class started early, and, with their usual unity and originality, the dance was planned. In short, it was a grand success. Modest as they may be, it was rumored to be the most original Barn Dance ever to be seen in Courtland High for a long time. it Much of the success of the class depended on their very , capable advisors, who were: A Mrs. Emerson, Mr. Deter, and Mr. McAuliffe. A fel . iw- 'M fi am its . ,. .,,,,...,., 83 , i Family portrait. Sorrowful Sophomores. My, how interesting. Oh, good Lord above! Two bits!! Rag Mop. Three stooges. Aren't they sweet? Tofv Row, left to right: Y. King, L. Carney, H. I.. Go, E. Dahlberg, G. Pylman, Atkins, Jang. Bollom Row: H. Castanho A Cheung, S. Cruiido, G. Knight, D. Briones, M. Chavez, B. Chan. vid

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Top Roux, left to right: T. Anderson, S. Brown, M. Sullivan, M. Leary, D. Lasseter, R. Batten, E. Chun, A. Chan. Svfond Rout H. Cheung, M. Fong, C. Schrader, R. Ysit, D. Novotny, V. Owynng, K. Chun, A. Phipps, R. Jang. Botlom Row: L. Chee, D. Rose, D. Ellington, AI. Garcia, B. Fukushima, D. Yoshida, E. Tanaka, Huestis. 3 'E' 1 1 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Top Row: Reggie Jang, Mary Ellen Leary, Bruce Towne. Bottom Row: Dnrie Briones, 650 M 52 To begin their second eventful and successful year in C.H.S., Henry Lee Go was re-elected President. Other officers were: Mary Ellen Leary, Vice President, Darie Briones, Secretary, Reggie Jong, Treasurer, Bruce Towne, Class Representative, Bob Fukushima, Publicity Director. Item one on their calendar wos the Freshmen initiotion . However, in order to start off the years together in friendship, the Sophomores threw away the age-old practice of Hazing the Frosh , and gave them a goy reception. A grand time was enioy- ed by all as H' SOPHOMORE Aovisoas D. Deter, M. Emerson, D. McAuliffe. f . I f f IN 1 ,I E .r I Q t Q . u-QQ

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Top Row, left to right: C. King, C. Bishop, J. Pylman, D. Giovannoni, G. Bunnell, M. Parsons, j. Simoni, J. Gentner, M Robertson. Second Row: S. Ferriera, M. Nevis, B. Yabu, P. Chan, G. Barnes, P. Decker, D. Noble, D. Gwercler, F, White, ,I Wiedman, A. Archuleta. Bolfom Row: Sunde, M. Nunez, C. Crujido, D. Oda, G. Kunkel, D. Knight, A. Pabinquit. H. Sen A. Zayas, E. Chavez. 32 . M r s FRESHMEN OFFICERS Top Row, left to right: Bobby Yabu, Carl Cruiido, john York. Boifom Row' Diane Gwcrclcr, Darlene Giovannoni. Q It was a very nervous and wobbly group of Freshmen that filed into the library that fateful morning of September 12th. They assumed looks that made them appear as though they were ready for Judgment Day. A few weeks later they were right in the swing of things with the help of their ad- visors, and their newly-elected officers, who were: Darlene Giovannoni, President, Carl Cruiido, Vice President, Diane Gwerder, Secretary, Bobby Yabu, Treasurer, Johnny York, Representative, Gene Bunnell, Eugene Knight and Frank Donally, Sergeants-at-arms. At the Frosh Reception, they met the Sopho- mores and we W: 1 'I FRESHMEN ADVISORS i C. Watson, S. McVicker, B. Cubiciotti. A Xi x9 Q!