Laton High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Laton, CA)

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Seniors BERNERD IScrI+cIwl RITCI-IIE Clubs: F, F. A., 43 Band, 3: L , 27 Journalism, lg Council, I Offices: F. F. A. Vice-President I7 Secrelary, I: Reporler, I. Acfivilies: Baseball, 37 Baslcelball, 2. Ambilion: Agriculfural Work. DEAN II-Iall-Pinll SHELDON Clubs: F. F .A., 23 Spanisl1,2: Band, 3: Council I. Offices: F. F. A. Secrefary, I: Treasurer, I7 Class Treas urer, I. Acfivilies: Baslcelball, 47 Baseball, I7 Foolball, I. Ambifion: Agricullural Work. ELROY IRodI USELTON Clubs: F. F. A., 2: 2: Spanish, 2, Commercial, I. Aclivifies: Foolball, I: Baslcelball, 47 Baseball. I. Ambilions Married Man. WILLIAM IBIIII USELTON Clubs: Spanish, 27 Commercial, I: F. F. A.. 2. Offices: F. F. A. Presidenl, I. Acfiviliesz Foolball, 37 Baseball, I: Baslcefball, I. Ambilion: Financier. TONY IPe+el VICTOR I9 Clubs: L , 3: Council, I. Offices: Sludenl Body Presidenl, I. Acliviliesz Foolball, 35 Baslcelball, l. Ambilion: To be decided. 'U al: Ifeaves

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avrs Seniors GERALD lTe-dl MOON Clubs: L club President Ig Meri? Cornmillee President I: F. F. A. Vice President Spanish Program Commiffeeg Slu- denf Body Yell Leader, I. Acfivifies: Foofball, lg Baslcefball, I. Ambifionz To be an Engineer. DOROTHY IDL-,+I MYERS Clubs: R. O. I-I., 4: Band, I. Acfivifiesz Volleyball, 2: Baseball, I. Ambition: To be a Waifress. BURTON IAIfonsol PIERCE Clubs: Spanish, I: Band, 37 L , 23 Commercial, I. Acfiviliesz Foofball, 3. Ambiiionz To be a Preacher. GLENN lPricel PRICE Clubs: L , 2: Council, 37 Merit 2: Scholarship, 3. Offices: Class President 23 S+udenI-Body Vice-President 2: Annual Edifor, I. Acfiviliesz Foofball, 23 Caplain, Ig Baslrefball, 3. Ambifion: Foresfry Worlc. WILLIAM IBIIII REED Clubs: Journalism, I: F. F. A., I: L Club 2. Offices: F. F. A. Reporfer. I. Acfivifies: Afhlefic Manager, Ig Business Manager of An- nual, I. Ambifion: Poulfry Man. -IIB

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I Junior Class History One morning in early SepTember, IQ33, a kind sun poured his yellow rays on a gawky group oT some 40 adolescenTs. LaTer in The day each one oT Those same Treshies was herded inTo his respecTive classroom To begin his high school career. Their TirsT year was devoTed mosTly To becoming acquainTed. As The days passed by They became more and more familiar wiTh Their surroundings. The Timid expression ThaT each had worn aT The beginning oT The year had been replaced by one OT audaciTy and boldness. However, They learned ThaT Treshmen had To obey rules, and They were looking Torward To The Time when They could become Sophs. Their Sophomore year saw some oT The class's laTenT abiliTy come To The surface: Their posiTion Then gave Them The righf To exercise Their power oT iniTiaTion wiTh saTisTying resulTs even Though The iob was a Tough one. Thus The class made iTs mark on The LaTon High School as a class +ha+ had spiriT, iniTiaTive, and ambiTion. Their Junior year sTarTed OTT wiTh Glenn Dooley as presidenT and KaTherine Shockley as secreTary and Treasurer. Their year has been quiTe an evenTTul one. They have walked oTT wiTh Two inTer- school conTesTs: a TickeT selling conTesT Tor l-learTs and HaTs and The annual pledge conTesT. Roush, Wills, May, l-larberT, JeweTT, Dooley, Nishi,lChamberlain, BrackeTT Vaughn, STrader, Mello, Clark, Shockley, RiTchie, Reis, Robinson, Balderama Lawson, Hahn, Gomes, CrawTord, Jenkinson, Wyke, McAllisTer, Anderson, Turner 420