Kerman High School - Lion Yearbook (Kerman, CA)

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it ,,.,.... T Harvey Hardcastle Class President Clyde Cottrell Vice President Claudetta Snyder 4 Secretary s r 1 -Ruth Steiner Sgt. of Arms Sopaomoreo wif fouch fAe Joel' in N53 Sophomores. FRONT ROW, lett to right: M. Bohr, M. Bryson, J. Bryson, B. Rau, E. Aliian, S. Johannes, D, Spence. SECOND ROW: B. Klaus, S. Kenneson, A. Gumz, H. Lowe, L. Robinson, P. Hendrix, B. Lowe, R. Steiner. THIRD ROW: J. Woods, D. Pittman, B. Hart, J. Furtado, L. Evola, J. Horn, R, Larson. FOURTH ROW: D. Best, J, Helmuth, B. Eisner, B. Abbott, B. Cross, J. Bernardi, W. Williams, L. Fondren. gn Quai...- Sophomores enjoying noon activity period with Planning to touch dock in '53, the sophomores th year completed a full schedule of activities. One c these was their Christmas dance. Another highlight - after Christmas they received their rose-gold class ring . . . To raise money they sold snacks at the basketba games . . . Lodge Pole was the spot for their sno' party February TO . . . Subiects of the year were b ology, English, P.E, and three electives . . . One advise Robert Arslanian, was called during March to serve the Army. Harvey Hardcastle, representing the clas presented Mr. Arslanian with a gilt . . . Servers lr the annual Junior-Senior Prom were chosen from tls class.

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FRONT ROW, left to right: J. Moore, J. Hart, J. Schneider, B. Reagan, J. Frehling, D, Machado. SSCOND ROW- D. Bilislcov, P. Durant, S. Heintz, D. Steele, B. Savage, N. Ahlenslager, THIRD ROW: Advisor B. E. Vveiss, L Larnbright, E. Salwasser, E. Giacolini, B. Buckner, R. Hornen, V. Mums. FOURTH ROW. A. Bolclerolt, S Haynes, l.. Gumz, W. Feller, M. Cauble, J. Brown. , C., One ot the activities of the iunior voyage was the class play, Our Town, on December T4 and l5, which required loads ot work and rehearsals beforehand . . . The money raising proiect was a magazine sale, ending with a profit ot 986.03 . . . Before Christmas, electric blue sweaters were received . . . Juniors on the staffs ot The Kerman Kub and the annual had quite a iob on their hands, too. . . Class Secre- tary Janice Hart brought honor to the class by being chosen Football Bontire Princess in November and reigned at the big- gest rally ot the year . . . Finally, the last big project of the year was planning and working onthe T951 prom. Juniors receiving their electric blur' sweaters. FRONT ROW, left to right: L. Dutra, E, Lucchesi, E. Nazarott, M. Mendrin, K. Napier. SECOND ROW B. Flowers, M. Zupanovich, J. Davis, A. Shubin, P, Neeley, E. Peer. THIRD ROW: D. Tedtord, J. Reeves, A Corbin, M. Burdine, L. Hatcher, R. Bayes, Adviser Miss D, lrigaray. FOURTH ROW: F. Mendes, G. Kenneson R. Durant, H. Graber, A. Yates.

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Sophomores. FRONT ROW, left to right: N. Browning, M. Salazar, A. Carrrera, J. Watson, J. Elliot, J. Davis, L, Rodgers SECOND ROW: F. Rotlw, H. Schneider, M. Cole, A. Gallery, J. Lehman, E. Van Flue, C. Snyder, J. Weatlwersan. THIRD ROW Adviser Robert Arslanian, C. Burrows, C. Beresford, J, Hodges. FOURTH ROW: D. Marshall, S. Thomas, J. Avery, R. Hergen roeder, D. Erickson, V. Loeppky, J. Smith. Sophomores. FRONT ROW: A. Poindexter, M. Slusxer, E. Talley, J. Pickup, D. Hansen, A. Salwasser, H. Scheidt. SECOND OW: J. V W l1 D. ' ' ' an y e, Orozco, J. Henlin, J. Hayworth, J. Liles, R. Tamasetti, S. Madron, M. Tinker. THIRD ROW: M. Ram- ey, L. Roup, A. Dyer, K. Daniels, A. Turner, E. Anderson, G. Spradley, Adviser Mrs. Jean Keller. FOURTH ROW. J. Steffen J. Hatcher. R, Yates, P. Gaeta, C, Cottrell, E. Bachrnan, H, Hardcastle, F. Carvalho. i? 'f' ' O ev 2 . 9 ' U ' ... ' X. J- ,, -Q, s X' , '-Rx f X i' .ti EV' J F Classmates admire their new rings