Lindsay High School - Comet Yearbook (Lindsay, CA)

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O s ff! .,.,., --any L51 Ci it we I wit' -vu 'f' Nw Top, left: The G.A.A. girls were very proud of their dinners. Tap center: Olive Bowl Queen Irva and her attendants Lahama, Geraldine, Audrey, and Sally were still a little dazed from excitement. Right: Clayton looks as if he iust got caught ringing dismissal bells. Center, left: The Girls' League had more lun in their sandbox they donated than the kids that were given it, Center: Staff photographers were Sandy, Nancy, and Duane. Right: Some L.H.S. students whooped it up over the week end. Bottom, left: Happy couples really swung a hep-cat number at the Sweetheart's Ball. Center: Mr. Castle just tinished all the food in sight. Right: Mrs. Miller transformed Bonita. Harry had already been improved. ' 1

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Hnmispheril: Hiqhliqhts -. -.., . - 5 f' tifg ft 'pl':Hlf3. ul Ita ig, '5- , 3 ,s M -C x I 56 1.225 'M laws is fl so We . M . I 3,-.4 an ,fo- Top: Mrs. Luna smiled happily at her going away party. Mrs. Daley, Wanda, and Miss Graves were there too. Center left: Harry as Jacky and Claude patched Slcodan and Mr. Robbins, proud of the decorations advisers. Right: A traveling Santa, told Fredda that he wanted something like her for Christmas. Center: Everett, up a messy iob done by underclassmen. Right: Two well known men at L.H.S., Mr. were assistant advisers for the senior class. Bottom left: .lolyn and Sally were very at the Sweetheart Ball. Center: Mr. Brown and Miss Williams were senior class freak show left one of its exhibits. C' fl,

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.lust Une ure Liqhl Year Council members who planned the activi' ties for the luaiors were l. Morris, B. Cran- ston, S. Talbot, R, Mitchell, D. Rueda, V. Leeper, P. Cox, B. Ceresa, M. Shrnpaugh, C. Jackson, L. Fultz, L. Kirkland, C. Webb. Although we, the class ot '55, were not the largest class in the school, we only had seventy-seven members, we do think that we are the best one. We started off with a bang on December the fourth with that smash hit Her Step-Husband. Virginia Dorsey, a jun- ior, was in the starring role. Then we ended the year with the elaborate junior-senior banquet and prom, which was an outstanding success. At the wheel ot our rocket ship class was Ronnie Mitchell as president. He was ably helped by Paul Cox as vice pres- ident, lnola Morris as secretary, and Bill Ceresa as treasurer. So, as we head into the future and the untorseeable, we will always look back on the class of '55 as the best class ever. First row: L. Kirkland, S. Candy, B, lamb, B. Ceresa, R. Corcoles. Second row: M. Clark, W. Helton, J. Ascencio, F. lriye, B. Green. Third row: B. Cran ton, K. Jensen, J. Freeman, J. Bohnisch, J. Bradstreet, V. Dorsey. Fourth row: V. Leeper, K. Branstelter, A. Bruno, B. Davison, D. Cranston, G, Harrison, Davis Fifth row' J. Glenn, P. Cox, L. Fultz, D. Austin, C. Jackson, R. Jones. 1 5 .. ,rg - SF? t an . tr '- WJ G .fa,' J Q .3 qc r Q i ., L21 . 43. f X 'r -V ' r lv E -1 E i.