Durham High School - Corona Yearbook (Durham, CA)

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CSF . ,H , ff . f- s , '1f, PNY ' f FIRST ROW: J'. Harvey, G. Cline, G. Kendall, D. Kidd, C. Tvrdik, J. Speegle, L. Dwyer, S. Gage, B. Bradshaw, C. Wheelock. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dorsey, K, Dwyer, N. Kossow, D. Bethard, D. Thompson, E. Crowder, S. Walker, H. Jugum, A. Sohnrey, C. Cook, M. Lewis, M. Norman, THIRD ROW: J. Edwards, L. Atkins, M. Murphy, C, Taresh, G. Jensen, D. Brandt, B. Gauer, G. Peterson, A. French, F. Talken. The Durham Chapter of the California Scholarship Federation started the first semester with fourteen members. They were Jim Edwards, Albert French, Bill Gauer, Mike Murphy, Garry Peterson, Delores Bethard, Carol Cook, Kaye Dwyer, Lynn Dwyer, Getra Kendall, Greta Kendall Cline, Nancy Kossow, Alice Sohnrey, and Carol Tvrdik. Of this group the officers elected were Getra Kendall, president, Gary Peterson, vice-president: and Carol Cook, secretary. Ad- visors for CSF were Mrs. Joyce Dorsey and Mr. Harold Rodarmel. The fall initiation was held on the evening of October 29th. Four more members came into the organization. They were Ethel Crowder, Helen Jugum, Myrna Lewis, and Mary Lou Norman. The formal initiation was followed by a talk on Nigerian high schools by Ben Uzoukwn, a Ni- gerian student attending Chico State. In the spring twelve more members were initiated into the organization. They were Lester Atkins, Donald Brandt, Gerald Jensen, Francis Talken, Carroll Taresh, Beatrice Bradshaw, Susan Gage, Janette Harvey, Dorothy Kidd, Jackie Speegle, Diane Thompson, and Sherry Walker. This brought the total membership to thirty members, the largest it has ever been in the history of Durham High School.

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Hi-Y ws--0-............,...,,,, FIRST ROW: L. Bradshaw, J. Harvey, L. Dwyer, S. Horr, D. Thompson, E. Boyles, E. Crowder, S. Walker, C. Horr, C. Brandt. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Dorsey, G. Cline, C. Kendrex, G. Kendall, B. Cook, K. Dwyer, N. Kossow, D. Beers, J. Crist. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Stephens, C. Goss, E. Roberts, G. Anderson, C. Tvrdik, M. Cline, S. Logan, M. Norman, D. Bethard, C. Pooler. ' FOURTH ROW! B. Hall, N. Ray, V. Hunt, M. Sancomb, Mrs. Zinniel, H. Jugum, A. Sohnrey, C. Cook, E. Wakefield. Thirty-two girls were members of the Durham Hi-Y organization first semester. The pres- ident was Eloise Boylesg vice-president, Alice Sohnreyg secretary, Mary Lou Normang treas- urer, Helen Jugum. A masquerade dance was held on October 23rd, and the profit made from the dance was 53151. It was discussed and decided that once a month there be a night meeting held in one of the member's homes and that refreshments would be served. The first meeting was held at Mary Lou Noi-man's house. Mr. Rudy Abrecht, the district leader, brought some dishcloths to the members to sell. The money from these went to the World Youth Fund. The Christmas Party was held in the cafeteria. The members bought a gift for Mrs. Ruth Weldin, former Hi4Y leader. It was decided that each member buy a small gift for Lynn Dwyer, who had to spend her Christmas in the hospital after an unfortunate accident. For the program a play was presented by some of the members. Following a gift exchange among the Hi-Y buddies, refreshments were served. The officers for the second semester were president, Carol Cook: vice-president, Sharon Logang secretary, Eloise Boylesg treasurer, Carolyn Brandt. Mrs. Frances Stephens served as advisor to the club. Eloise Boyles and Carol Cook went to Anderson to a planning meeting for the Richardson Springs Older Girls' Conference. The girls had a Valentine Day's party on February 8th. On February 17th, ten new members were initiated. Preceding the initiation the girls en- joyed a potluck dinner. The traditional Boy and Girl Banquet was held in April. Four members and Mrs. Stephens attended the two-day conference at Richardson Springs in April. The group enjoyed themselves very much. At the final social activity, held in May, the names of the girls' Hi-Y buddies were revealed.

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Block D FIRST ROW: R. Vernon, J'. Edwards, L. Bjerke, J'. Pyle, R. Perry, D. Pickler, F. Talken, D. Skillin, R. A. Smith. SECOND ROW: M. Nystrom, A, Darby, C. Taresh, M. Murphy, L. Atkins, F. Stephens, R, Smith, T. Wells, Mr. Jergentz. THIRD ROW: D. Brandt, C. Lindsay, D. Bradley, R. Caswell, G. Crumpler, R. Logan, D. Talken, B. Stephens, D. Sanders. Durham High's athletic organization is its Block D society. The advisors are Mr. Herbert Jergentz and Mr. W. L. Owings. The first meeting was held November 18th, and the following officers were elected: presi- dent, Lester Atkinsg vice-president, Allen Darby, secretary and treasurer, Ronald Vernon. The Block D co-operated with the Sophomore class on the Basketball Queen contest. They nominated Afra Henneman, Freshman: Kaye Dwyer, Sophomore, Janette Harvey, Junior, Sharon Logan, Senior. The student body elected Sharon for the Basketball Queen. Four Block D boys escorted Sharon and her attendants when they were crowned at the dance following the Biggs game. The boys were Donald Brandt, Gary Crumpler..A1len Darby, and Charles Lindsay. The organization sold refreshments at several ball games.