Fall River High School - Echoes Yearbook (McArthur, CA)

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al ff A f HI-LIGHTS some Edi-torn 6 5 6 Q Q 5 u Q o A 0 Assistant Editor, . . ,',Geg1e Knowlesv e Sports Staffg , . . . Jehmiy Gspital . 5 , ,,, . , Leonard Burrow Art Bditor5 ee ,fh . . , . Sharon Lyons must psy 50 cents for e stoudyweesklet, entitled, Uwe the People...,neby5MreJf Harrison Thomas. Shape hwinnersehwill be announced Aprilllgge sohh and national winners will be chosen before June 1, l960. The?two best papers from each 331452 Staff'-h . h f MaT'Y9aI'C'3-9 C013-5-H8 school are sent to the National Panel , . . . . . . . J ill gH5t31G03U? of' Judges in New York and exeminedfghj? sV . . . . . . . Q D??Q3a,Lee' ethem forncorreotness of answers heads - ' v Beff'355f hhF?i5i'5?Qi'1ell the students' undezestariding and abil- o - w w - Chei'Y 70PdIYk9 ity to express' himsehlf' with regard to Advisor . . .Miss Powers zhg Unitgd Nagionssn eh i ' ,: , h o h hh. '1t1-ighhnetional first prize is s trip to ees ,i,Q4,3gQ:i5Qgl91efQe2yEU ,Af. , ,' Europe, or 5500. For a boy, this trip ' AJ5q3QgiQjQfgff25 kijixgiiggi ,',Q A is sponsored by the Experiment in In- viggggigsgggggiggpQ Q53Mfy?QgfQEgi5 ternational Living, which features a wzggiggfggggiiji 4-ls s fe s ss ee!5ggeefjgfg2QQg55, four-week homeeetay with a European h is ,151 vfggbhj, family, For e. girl, this is sponsored 5f'mfV7f'?Q?h e'o s QS K' 'N' 'hffm '4ffffYf by Amguioan Youth Hostels, Inc., which '54 D features neimple tr-eyel, plain liiqjing, ggjygfggggg' wggyggggghihgfgggggygg and sharing reorset1on and vespensl- f bilities with boys angel girls fr-omemeny e o e o s,., , . . . egiggggxgffgeo5iQ5,.gfinqasisggggghggiges eeQ,L The natzehsl second pr1se 18 a trlp to M '33g5Qg3x35ggo35Tg5gg'Zffgg? f0's hq Mexico, or s oo. There are also local h ?QQfQiQQ??5igigd:5f AQ? 5' o oe hJheprizee for winners and finalists. ..fyglwqQ2ew H ssigg? by Ed Green e,5, The bleachers inhesthe gym after lunch are fel sye in a cluttered mess. Kany students, after finishing oLheir lunches, throw their paper wrappings, orange peelings, ans lunchhags under the bleachers, rather o sooo th n step down and toes them in the garbage can. All of us know only too well wh t happened when too m ny drinks from the Frostye were spilled on the floor beneath the bleachers. The privilege of drinking these refreshments was r-evoked, and a a stiff penalty applied to anyone tek- ing any drinks into the gym. If we're not careful, s hall may be eating out- sides the gym before long, so let's throw the trash where it belongse-in the trash can! e, UNITED NATIGNS TESTS TO EE GIVEN On Merch 3, several students from the difiifeiifent U.S. History classes will be teking4 an examination on the hnited Nations. Each person taking the,test Ag, News o The Ag Department is jnow on a require- ment plan. Mr, Hutchings has required every egfieeulture student to complete severelhprojects. Some of these projects are: completing two hours of painting5 putting a new handle in a tool of some sort--shovel, exe, hammerg reconditioning a tool that is new unueableg repairing one piece of farm machinery that is broken and completing a welding project later in the year. by David Bruce

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M QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS - LEFT TO RIGHT: Freshman attendant, Jordi Giessnerg Sophomore nt- tendant, Gloria Floodg Queen, Deanna Leeg Junior attendant, Joan Donning. ESCORTS - LEFT TO RIGHT: Bill Estes, Bob Timone, Dave Zumwalt, and Norman Carlson. 'QMKQQ The Queen and Attendants were chosen by the Block F this year, carrying out the tradition of the last fourteen years. We feel this has been one of the most successful tournaments of our school.