Fowler High School - Litoria Yearbook (Fowler, CA)

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Seniors Select Outstanding Personalities SCHOLARSHIP lane Horin, Shigeru Tokubo PERSONALITY PLUS Lindo Eulmonks, Alden Komikowa MOST INDUSTRIOUS Don Wright, Sylvlo S. Smifh 2 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Qon KGZGFIGD, Nancy Tcvtor MOST CO-OPERATIVE erm CI oquc 1 SPORTSMANSHIP

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'I No Pictu re RAYMOND AGUAYO - Football, ALFRED BLANCAS - Football, Basketball, Track, Athletic awards. DENNIS GREEN - Cadets. MARY LOU HEREDIA - JAY LORRIE - FELIX MARTINEZ - LEROY McCLEARY - Transfer from Kingsburg in Sr. year. VINCENT McNAMARA - Transfer from San Joaquin Memorial in Sr. year, Student Court, Science 8- Math Club. .-Senior Dress-Up Day proved to be most successful this year as is demonstrated by these two winners: Linda Eubanks, most original, Ron Kazarian, most comical. 2.-Sylvia Smith seems satisfied with her announcement order taken by Alden Kamikawa, as Linda McGlaughlIn writes up a calling card order for Eddie Sarkisian. 3.-Shades of George and Martha Washington are depicted by Alden Kamikawa and Janie Nakagawa, who were iudged the best couple at Dress-Up Day. Taken BOB OCHOA - CECIL ROGERS - SYLVIA S. SMITH - FHA, Band, Assemblies, Art Award, Intramural Bank of America award. HENRY SUBIA - EDWARD VARGAS - Football, Track, Basketball, captain, Baseball Athletic awards, Mixed Chorus, FLORENCE ZAVALA -- Transfer from Selma in Soph. year. 4.-Hitomi Arasuna, Margie Miyasaki, .and Jane Horii, best char- acter portrayal, donned beautiful Japanese costumes as their dress-up apparel. 5.- Good morning, dear teacher, an original song by Eddie Sar- kisian, started oft Mr. HuntIey's Senior Problems' class with a musical note on student teaching day. mv ...M

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UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS - BACK ROW: Russell Smith, boy's athletic manager, Jim Carter, vice president, Paula Cox, yell leader: Stan Stairs, resident. FRONT ROW: Norma Gonsalves, Girl's athletic manager, arolyn I-lenclerson, lreasurer, Aimy Taniguchi, secretary. JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS - BACK ROW: Anthony Garofoli, Nancy Bowman, FRONT ROW: Mrs, Freda Rainey Phil Patino. fNot in picture: Percy Stanton, Marion Whitel uniors Shine In All ehool Activities Rolling full steam ahead, the Junior Class clirnaxed their rigorous social schedule with the Jun- ior-Senior prom which was enhanced by the theme, Oriental Dream . Other activities included on the calendar of events tor the class of '58 were slave day, the jun- ior musical, and a junior assembly. Under the guidance at President Stan Stairs, the members ofthe class worked together on foot- ball and basketball concessions and attergame dances. Through these and other money making pro- jects, the juniors raised their treasury to a point sufficient to create o dazzling prom tor the graduat- ing SCVIIOTS. Myron Kerbafan smiles wryly as he pays for the slave girls whom he purchased at the Junior Slave Auction. JUNIOR PROM CHAIRMEN - BACK ROW: J. Carter, R. Ahronian, P Mason, M. Kazarian, MIDDLE ROW: A. Taniguchi, C. Hendersen, H. 5 Laloian. FRONT ROW: J. Stenfort, D. Price, C. Thuesen, J. lshkanian. 28