Kingsburg High School - Viking Yearbook (Kingsburg, CA)

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BIN 62 Phyllis Jones and Dan Perauo talk about ,IIE-T experiences at Boys' and The band under water at the Junior-Senior Prcm last year. Girls' State. ACTIVITIES The annual junior-senior prom and banquet presented by the junior class was a big event for the seniors in Iune. Baccalaureate services for the graduates were held in the school auditorium on Sunday evening, lune 8. For their last week at KHS, the class planned a very exciting program. On Monday, Iune 9, the seniors visited the Vendorlator Manufacturing Company, San loaquin Baking Company, and the Superior Court. They traveled to Yosemite National Park on Tuesday for a day of recreation. Wednesday was the day for the annual Senior Steak Bake and graduation practice. On lune l2, the class of 58 bid farewell to KHS at the gradu- ation exercises held in the gymnasium. SENIOR WEEK COMMITTEE-FIRST ROW, left to right: Linda Giannini, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lorraine Elzarian, Future Homemaker, and Judy Grandal, D.A,R. award winner. Sharon Burris, Pat? Walberg, Gloria Nelson. SECOND ROW: Gary Vernal Alfvinq and Melvin Bollnder, two seniors, perform for the Motsenbocker, Kathleen King, Ronnie Ruether, Lorraine Elzarian, Exchange Assembly, Bob F-alkner. X x rf'