Mendocino Union High School - Boom Yearbook (Mendocino, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1961 volume:

,wi if y .vViV endbcino Union High School U Boom 1961 vv ty v ,V aS y u jr Dedication Theme Administration Seniors Underclassmen Organizations Athletics Babv Pictures Snaps Sponsors Dedication With the deepest appreciation for your years of faithful service to our student body, school and community we are honored to dedicate this 1960-'61 Boom to you- Mrs. Bertha Mason It takes a little muscle and it takes a little grit, a little true ambition with a little bit of wit. It's not the ’’biggest things that count and make the biggest show; It's the little things that people do that makes this old world go A little big of smiling and a little sunnychat, a little bit of courage to a comrade slipping back It's not the biggest things that count and make the biggest show; It's the little things that people do that make this old world go It takes a kindly action and it takes a world of cheer to fill a life with sunshine and to drive away a tear Great things are not the biggest things that make the biggest show; It’s the little things that we may do that makes this old world go. Theme Park Beauties I know a place Be it night or day. Where beauty exists. Can be no pay. No ushers are needed. No tickets required. With a stage that is set By an artist inspired. 3 Student Council First Semester BACK ROW: Skip Johnson,Mike Enochs, Gary Richards, Lang. Joyce Bond. Judy Jamison. Susan Tomaselli, Kit Rau, Glenn Mason,Gary Anderson,Mike Lenhares, Addie Petersen. Karen Walker, Karen Enochs. Steven Mitchell. FRONT ROW: Jeannette Wells,Carol BACK ROW: Billy Matson. A1 Pyle. Skip Johnson. Kit ROW: Carol Lang. Joyce Bond, Judy Jamison. Lyn Rau, Delmer Lydick, Counselor: Mr. Meuschke, Bob Pendleton, KarenN alker,Cathy Fraga, Addie Petersen. Chapman, Mike Enochs, Jonathan Randall. FRONT Student Council Second Semester MR. ROBERT DAVIDSON Intermediate Band Advanced Band Girls' Glee Elementary Music General Math MRS. BARBARA BLACK Typing Bookkeeping Shorthand Social Studies Refresher Math and English Faculty MR. AL KIEFER Faculty MR. ROBERT SLAUSON Physics Algebra Geometry Math Radio and Electronics Science Math Biology MR. I. D. HENRY Auto Shop Wood Shop Boys' P. E. Coach REATHA ZUNINO -arm ■wp� � DELLA HAYTER BERTHA MASON Employees JOE FRASER KEN SHRODE LAWRENCE RODGERS 9 MARLENE EVANS Glee Sextet Drama A.S.B.O. G.A.A. Class Officer Glee Officer M Us CLYDE BRASKET Transferred From Fort Bragg A Basketball Track ELIZABETH FORSYTH Spanish Club Glee Sextet Drama Mixed Chorus Class Officer Thespian Officer Student Body Officer C.S.F. G.A.A. Thespians MICHAEL ENOCHS Football Baseball Basketball Spanish Club Class Officer Track ANGELITA HINOJOS Spanish Club Class Officer G.A.A. Officer Glee Officer Class Officer Hilltop Volcano Majorette G.A.A. Glee RITO ESQUIVEL Band Baseball Basketball Football CARLEEN WHITED RALPH EAGLE Spanish Club Band Class Officer Thespian Officer Glee Officer Science Club Glee Thespians Drama Aft V? ry ,' ltd! C.V.Oy.'0-is CAROL SPRING Spanish Club Drama Girls' State Science Club Class Officer Thespian Officer Thespians Glee G.A.A. HOWARD KOSKELA Football Baseball Basketball Track Band Radio Club Class Officer Spanish Club HELEN KIEFER C.S.F. G.A.A. CAROL LANG Class Officer Spanish Club Glee Student Council Sextet M ajorette Thespians Glee Officer Hilltop Valcano G.A.A. WILLIAM GORR Basketball Baseball REX HUTCHENS Student Council Class Officer Science Club Drama Debate ROSALIE MATHEWS Spanish Club Majorette Glee Thespians G.A.A. DALE JOHNSON Football Basketball Baseball Band Band Officer Class Officer Student Council JOE GONSALVES Transferred From Sir Francis Drake San Anselmo. California Debate Basketball T hi;ip a) ? Senior Horoscope We've searched through the stars-circled twice around Mars. We've probed into the characters of geniuses and dopes, and now we've come up with the senior's horoscopes. As you read each horoscope, picture the seniors thirty years from now-the year is 1991. As we prove along the first person we see is Mr. Brasket. Clyde spends his time swirling around the earth in his jet propelled motor scooter. While swirling he happened to see Marlene Evans whom he reports has become the Skinniest Lady tdo - in a world renowned circus. While he is over New York he sees one of Joe Gonsalve's stores. He reports that Joe has become the world-wide manufacturer of bird leg pants. He owns a network of stores in all parts of the hemisphere, which sell only Bird Legs. Joe tells us that one day one of his old classmates came to buy a pair of bird leg pants. She was none other than Helen Kiefer. While talking he learned that Helen at 48 had become the world's greatest wine brewer - zymurgy is her business. Joe also learns from Helen that Ralph Eagle now travels everywhere with Khrushchev. His voice has become famous as he translates for Khrushchev over radio and TV. Helen also relates that Carol Lang has become the heroine of the universe; she recently saved deGaulle's grandson from being struck by a falling meteor. As we probe along again we see Clyde Brasket in the distance. He comes swirling in at a very great speed. He relates that Skip Johnson has a world famous baseball team of his own, called Johnson's Earwigs. Skip got to talking to Clyde while swirling by. He told him about three other mighty seniors. Skip says he heard an explosion the other night and found out that it had been Angie Hinojos. He told Clyde that Angie and Steve have been happily married for years. Steve was very proud not long ago when Angie appeared on TV for having clobbered Patterson's nephew, a great middleweight champion (the nephew will never fight again). Clyde reports that Howard Koskela has a new name, Howard Bunyun. He recently discovered a fine remedy for killing those painful bunions. Skip happened to see Howard one day and from Howard he learned that Rosalie Mathews is now very famous. She discovered a new wonder drug for keeping people's teeth from being like stars and coming out at night. We have learned quite a bit about our senior class and so far they have all proved to be mighty. Let's continue on into time and see what the rest of the senior class is doing. While attending a new year's party on the moon we've come across a few more seniors. We find that Frank Freitas joined the foreign service while still quite young. He is now held in high esteem by all Americans, because of the wonders he has done in giving the peoples on other planets a true picture of the United States. Who is this coming towards us, why it is none other than Elizabeth ForsythrSbe, 8rt7, has been married five times so far each ceremony was performed on the moon and each divorce took place on a new space station noted for six day divorces. Elizabeth tells us about another mighty senior none other than Carleen Whited. Carleen this year, of 1991 is more famed than ever. For years now she has been noted for her immense strength. She has been flinging rockets into outer space for some time, just this year she hit Pluto. As we draw near the U. S. again we see Rex Hutchens as the president of the United States. He and his wife Mrs. Arlene Hutchens have been wel- comed in every country known to mankind. Under Rex the world looks for peace. Let's drop in and talk to Rex for awhile. Rex tells us that Carol Spring is still struggling to rid herself of that awful red hair. In 1984 she established a dye factory and throughout the years has had her hair every known color, but the red always stays underneath. A while back she shaved her head; but she still hasn't given up experimenting with dyes. Rex goes on to say that Rito Esquivel has had a wonderful life. At 47 he won the Nobel Trick prize with his marvelous acting fleas-he spent years educating them. Now he says he intends to give up the train- ing of fleas and work to discover a new flea repellent. Not many seniors stayed in dear old Mendo but we have one loyal soul, none other than Irene Cagle. Irene has become the Principal of Mendocino Union High School; she has revised the whole system, no more homework is given. Her motto is eat, sleep, and be merry. According to Rex his number one man is Larry Powell. Larry has become Secretary of the Defense Program. Under him there will be no world war five I'm sure. While reading in the newspaper I came across two very important seniors. One was Mike Enochs. Mike was the first man to reach Venus. He now owns about half of it with his ever producing Venue oil. The other article was on Bill Gorr. Bill has become the baby sitter for Kasauubiu's grandchildren. It's a high paying job. Last but not least I found Dale Iversen very well off at this time. It's been said that he's a billionaire, but he must have more than that - in investments. He owns some sort of property in every country in, and out of the world. I hope this gives a clear picture, to all interested, of what has become of the mighty 1961 senior class. Whited Spring 13 A chorus of birds, the murmur of streams, the hum of the insects, as one dreams and dreams, it is a wonderful pageant With a background of blue, with the curtain unfolded, always ready for you. 1 4 UNDERCLASSMEN 1 5 I Gary Anderson Lucille Andre Joyce Bond Robert Chapman Percy Daniels Kathi Davidson Donald Dawson Claud Elder Gloria Esquivel Linda Fratis Steve Galletti Judy Jamison Jerry Johnson Robert Jones Tom Jordan Roland Lloyd Juniors 16 Delrner Lydick Glenn Mason Susan Mathews Joan Matson Dan McCord Mike Nielson Lin Pendleton Jane Polston Kit Rau Gary Richards Charles Ross Rolf Shandel Dennis Small Rose Strelow Wayne Swanson David Voepel 17 Wayne Weaver Marlene Withers NOT PICTURED: Bob Tomaselli Lois James Dennis Alfaro George Bearden Maudeen Bentley Billy Bunton Judy Colby Don Daniels Jean Elder Billy Ferrill Cathy Fraga David Jones Martin Johnson Jeff Larkin Carol Mathews Lorena Mack Grant Mitchell Penny Noyes Sophomores Joseph O'Brien Adelaide Petersen Leon Remstedt LeRoy Rowe Martin Rodgers Dorthy Sandkulla Susan Tomaselli N°T PICTURED: Sandra Westerlund B1H HaCkett Theresa Kranner Jim Potter Bruce Anderson Jackie Brasket Rodney Ciro Connie Creath Sandra Cruttenden Beth Drinkwater Sandra Drinkwater Daniel Esquivel Noel Gabbert Joseph Gibney Barbara Gomes Loretta Hee William Hopkins Judith Kiefer Pat Kranner Mary Lang Freshmen 21 Dennis Lanze Mike Lenhares Andrew Longcrier Sharen MacDonald A1 Pyle Edwin Rau Mike Seeley Mike Selders Rosalie Swanson Wally Whitehead Jim Wilson $ 22 Linda Boeddiker Robert Davison Jack Elder Karen Biochs Mario Esauivel Judy Fraga Joe Freitas Patty Gorr William Gibney Jimmy Hopkins Carlton Jamison Alfred Lawrence Doran Lydick Linda Lanze Marlene Lang Robert Matson Eighth Grade 23 Edward Noyes Robert Nelson Paul Olson Sharon Pyle 4 Larry Ratliff Doreen Rodgers Steven Schlafer Kathy Shrode Beverly Silva Nancy Silva Dale Spring Norman Shandel NOT PICTURED: Mary Freitas Pat Rockel 24 Rue Dina Alfaro Noreen Bentley Marilyn Berry Lee Binney Carol Bolton Patty Bonenberger Harold Caldwell John Ciro Carrie Creath Linda Cruttenden Richard Daniels Benay Doughty Gilda Drinkwater Donna Eklund Melody Buxton Nancy Helela Seventh Grade 25 Walter Jackson Everett Liljeberg Harrell Simpson Clyde Lucas Larry MacDonald William Matson Connie McCoard Brenda Mendosa Steven Mitchell John Nelson Linda Orrick Mike Pendleton Margaret Potter Jonathan Randall Teresa Sanini Anthony Silva NOT PICTURED: Catherine Bryant Mary Rodriquez 26 This is one of the many beauty spots in Russian Gulch State Park. In driving through the park you will come across Bishop Pines and Beach Pines. A good ex- ample of the California Nutmeg Tree can be ob- served from the road that winds along the creek. 7 Cindy Swanson A V 27 Bishop Pines and Beach Pines dominate the area, while Red Alder takes over along the creek that runs through a rock ledge which lies surrounded by banks of ferns and moss. Annual Staff JEFF LARKIN - EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY LINDA FRATIS - ASSISTANT EDITOR COVER ROSE STRELOW - SECRETARY ART EDITOR COVER JEAN ELDER HEAD TYPIST BUSINESS MANAGER 30 Hilltop Volcano Staff SUSAN TOMASELLI - EDITOR JUDY JAMISON - HEAD TYPIST FRANK FREITAS - ASSISTANT TYPIST ROSE STRELOW - SECRETARY ART EDITOR BACK ROW: Rosalie Swanson, Susan Tomaselli, Loretta Hee, Sandra Westerlund, Carol Mathews, Marlene Evans, Barbara Gomes, Connie Creath. MIDDLE ROW: Carol Lang, Gloria Esquivel, Beth Drinkwater, Sharen Macdonald, Judy Kiefer, Jeanette Wells, Jean Elder, Joan Matson, Dorothy Sandkulla, Helen Kiefer, Addle Petersen, Ur Forsyth, Sandra Drinkwater, Sandra Cruttenden, Lucille Andre, Jane Polston, Advisor, Mrs. McKennon. FRONT ROW: Carol Spring, Carleen Whited, Angie Hinojos, Maudeen Bentley, Susan Mathews, Lin Pendleton, Cathy Fraga, Karen Walker, Rose Strelow, Joyce Bond. SITTING: Judy Colby, Unda Fratts, Kathi Davidson, Judy Jamison. C SF First Semester BACK ROW: Helen Kiefer. Jeff Larkin, Glenn Mason. Addie Petersen. FRONT ROW: Karen Walker. Kit Rau. Dennis Alfaro, Jeanette W'ells. BACK ROW: Helen Kiefer. Kit Rau. Jeff Larkin. Jeanette Wells. FRONT ROW: Kathy Davidson. Addie Peterson. Miss Thompson-Advisor. C SF Second Semester BACK ROW: Advisor - Mr. Davidson, David Jones. Dennis Lanze, Marty Rodgers, Glenn Mason. Gary Richards. David Vopel. A1 Pyle, Ralph Eagle, Joe Gibney. FRONT ROW: Cathy Fraga, Howard Koskela, Tom Jordon, Gloria Esquivel, Delmar Lydick, Dorothy Sandkulla, Karen Walker, Rito Esquivel. Kathi Davison, Skip Johnson. MAJORETTES: Rose Strclow, Carol Lang, Rosalie Mathews, Carol Mathews. “A” Band BACK ROW: Harrell Simpson. Doran Lydick, Mike Westerlund, Carl Jamison. Robert Matson. Billy Gibney, Mario Esquivel, Bobby Davidson. Larry Macdonald. Advisor - Mr. Davidson. FRONT ROW: Mary Rodriquez, Carol Bolton, Billy Matson. Jim Hopkins, Jonathan Randall, John Nelson, Judy Fraga. Linda Lanze, Anthony Silva. Junior Band Band Officers BACK ROW: Left to Right, Delmer Lydlck, Gary Richards. David Jones, Skip Johnson. FRONT ROW: Kathi Davidson, Karen Walker. Cathy Fraga, Gloria Esquivel. BACK ROW: Mary Lang, Cathy Fraga, Carol Mathews. Loretta Hee. FRONT ROW: Carol Lang, Rose Strelow - Head Majorette, Angie Hinojos. Majorettes BACK ROW: Left to Right, Pat Kranner, Barbara Gomes, Rose Strelow, Joyce Bond, accompaniest. Karen Walker, Cathy Fraga, Theresa Kranner, Jane Polston, Gloria Esquivel, Carol Lang, Mary Lang, Mr. Davidson. FRONT ROW: Addie Peterson, Jean Elder, Carol Spring, Carleen Whited, Rosalie Swanson. Marlene Withers. Penny Noyes, Sharon Macdonald, Angie Hinojos, Carol Mathews. BACK ROW: LeRoy Rowe. Bill Ferrill. Jeff Larkin. Delmar Lvdick. Roland Lloyd. Glenn Mason. Mike Enochs.Bob Chapman, Bruce Anderson. Ed Rau. Mike Selders, Dennis Alfaro. Noel Gabbert. MIDDLE ROW: Kit Rau. Gary Anderson. Cathy Fraga. Addie Petersen, Joyce Bond, Advisor - Miss Thompson, Liz Forsyth. Jane Polston, Carol Spring. Carleen Whited. Rose Strelow. FRONT ROW: Beth Drinkwater, Angie Hinojos. Maudeen Bently, Sandra Drinkwater. Connie Creath, Susan Mathews. Jeanette Wells, Lin Pendleton, Karan Walker. Sandy Westerlund. Penny Noyes, Judy Kiefer, Roaslie Swanson, Dorothy Sandkulla, Carol Lang. 37 BACK ROW: Carol Lang. Jeff Larkin. Advisor - Mrs. Carol Mathews, Liz Forsyth. jjpsalraMatfpgw s Lcmos. Buster Morgan. FRONT ROW: Carol Spring, • Cruttenden, Carleen Whited. I •. j .Tj „ 3, J T j n ; h 9 BACK ROW: Linda Boeddiker. Lois James. Advisor - tyoepel, Carol Mathews, Lucille Andre. Mrs. Lemos, Theresa Kranner. FRONT ROW: Nancy 5haron Pyle. Kathi Davidson. J J 1 ? dre.Marlene Lang, b ) P 3 j cJ r y l I ri j „ i 3 Cf j The Madonna.................. Liz Forsyth ung Mothej: .......... Kathi Davidson le Martyr- -..............Carol Mathews SPEAKING CHOIR: Lin Pendleton, Carol Spring, Jeanette Wells The Queen .............. . . . Lucille Andre ioneer Woman...................Nancy Voepel lodern Woman...............Linda Boeddiker 3 i Jeff Larkin.................Abraham Lincoln Jeff Larkin Rio Strelow Q Connie Steve Fain ...............Stephan A. Douglas-f-J Westendorf s' La • Liz Forsyth.....................Adele Douglas' Larry Gomes .... Lady Democratic Republican Committeeman A 2 Varsity Football BACK ROW: Gary Anderson. Bob Chapman, Buster Morgan. Alfaro. Carl Wilson, Steve Galletti. Skip Johnson, Howard Delmer Lydick. Gary Richards. Wayne Weaver, Mike Koskela, Rito Esquivel, Percy Daniels. Dan Me Coard.Tom Nielson. David Vopel, Glenn Mason, Jerry Johnson, Mr. Jordan, David Jones. Henry - Coach. FRONT ROW: Wayne Swanson, Dennis 43 45 Scores Mendocino 13 Boonville 27 Mendocino 50 Leggett Valley 0 Mendocino 36 Potter Valley 13 Mendocino 21 Lower Lake 12 Mendocino 12 Covelo 6 Mendocino 13 Laytonville 19 Mendocino 24 Point Arena 6 Mendocino 32 Upper Lake 7 46 Aetion Jr. Varsity Football BACK ROW: Manager - Mike Enochs. Bruce Anderson, Mike Lenhares, Noel Gabbert, A1 Pyle, Jackie Brasket. Mike Selders, Jimmy Wilson. FRONT ROW: Marty Rogers. Daniel Esquivel, Grant Mitchell. Leon Remstedt, Dennis Lanze, Rodney Ciro. 48 BACK ROW: Mr. Henry - Coach, Gary Richards. Kit Rau, Mike Nielson, Delmer Lidick. Wayne Weaver, Glenn Mason. FRONT ROW: Dan McCord. David ’’Judd Jones, Clyde Brasket. Bob Jones. Varsity Scores Mendocino 32 Point Arena Mendocino 37 Point Arena Mendocino 35 Point Arena Mendocino 30 Laytonville Mendocino 30 Laytonville Mendocino 34 Covelo Mendocino 33 Laytonville Mendocino 40 Leggett Mendocino 39 Boonville Mendocino 28 Fort Bragg Mendocino 32 Laytonville Mendocino 57 Leggett Mendocino 28 Boonville Mendocino 29 Point Arena Mendocino 63 Covelo 34 36 62 42 39 18 94 29 46 50 64 36 42 44 40 49 J. V. Basketball BACK ROW: Mike Lenharse, Ed Rau, Steve Galletti, Bill Dennis Lanze. Noel Gabbert, JoeGibney. Danny Esquivel, Ferrfll. Skip Johnson, Mr. Henry - Coach. FRONT ROW: Dennis Alfaro. J. V. Scores Mendocino 35 Mendocino 24 Mendocino 45 Mendocino 43 Mendocino 51 Mendocino 54 Mendocino 54 Mendocino 38 Mendocino 29 Mendocino 50 Mendocino 32 Mendocino 25 Mendocino 36 Point Arena 34 Point Arena 19 Laytonville 39 Covelo 31 Point Arena 68 Leggett 42 Boonville 43 Fort Bragg 54 Laytonville 58 Leggett 32 Boonville 40 Point Arena 26 Covelo 15 51 BACK ROW: David Jones, Martin Rodgers. .Glenn Mason, Carol Wilson, Wayne Weaver. Delmer Lydick, David Voepel, Bill Bunton, Claude Elder, Howard Koskela, Gary Anderson. Coach Henry. FRONT ROW: Steve Gallctti. Skip Johnson, Jackie Brasket, JoeGibney, NoelGabbert, Dennis Lanze, Dan Esquivel, Mike Lenhares. Rodney Ciro, Jimmy Wilson. Mike Selders, Bruce Anderson. 32 Track Team 54 Clyde Braskct, Ed Rau, Rito Esquivel ry £ r - “ JOYCE BOND y_____ -8888 Cheerleaders LUCILLE ANDRE (w)Hu Real Cool Felines!! Sleep Walk 2 Little Angels Someone Srunk My Bed Wow Bang Is Clicking!! ,y Snap s Pine Ridge Ranch Ted Watkins 62 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '61 Group of 'Teen-agers from 1960 Junior Logging Conference visiting Union Lumber Company plant. Fort Bragg. This is one of many valuable activities participated in by today's 'Teen-agers. Union Lumber Company FORT BRAGG - WILLITS - LEGGETT Fort Bragg Lumber Company California Western Railroad U. L Co. Department Store 64 65 Quality Cleaners Berretini’s Albert and Gino Galli Men's and Boys' Wear Fort Bragg Fort Bragg Elk Store R. H. Small Elk Fort Bragg Highway Market Hardell’s Fort Bragg Fort Bragg Cheroffs Jewelry Bank of America Art Carved Diamond - N.T.S.A. Wedding and Engagement Rings Fort Bragg Fort Bragg Mendocino 66 Cain Grove Funeral Home Aborigine Lumber Co. Chapel By The Sea Manufacturer's Of Aborigine Studs • Fort Bragg Fort Bragg rln , dc -clo eLvvz-'V d.O -dviM d«. WM.d« Adams Shoe Store Showcase Florists Fort Bragg _ Fort Bragg Matson’s Stoney’s Drive-In Fort Bragg Fort Bragg Fort Bragg Tire Service Fort Bragg Building Material Firestone Tires. Recapping Fort Bragg Fort Bragg 67 D. E. Markham NOYO STORE COLONIAL HOTEL Fort Bragg 1 Fort Bragg FRANK C. PETERSEN BEN FRANKLIN Union Oil Products Fort Bragg Fort Bragg Compliments Of i DR. GLENN A. CARLSON MENDOCINO COAST ANIMAL HOSPITAL Fort Bragg Fort Bragg SEW SEW SHOP EMMA’S SEWING ROOM Fort Bragg Fort Bragg ; M r LIzjBET'S FASHIONS PINEWOOD NURSERY Fort Bragg Fort Bragg FRED HOMES FURNITURE MART Fort Bragg Fort Bragg SHOLOCK DRUGS STATE FARM INSURANCE Fort Bragg Fort Bragg TOM CODNEY'S SPORTING REUB’S BODY SHOP Fort Bragg Fort Bragg HARRY E. BACHLOR OCEAN BLUFF FUCHIA GARDEN Fort Bragg Fort Bragg 6a MUSIC BOX C. LOUIS WOOD Mendocino Fort Bragg HOMER'S MARKET 1 BISHOP’S: YE OLDE COUNTRY STORE Mendocino Mendocino MILES RADIO TV SERVICE DR. GEORGE MILES Mendocino Mendocino IDA'S KLEVER KLOTHES TYRRELL’S GARAGE Fort Bragg I Mendocino BRYAN FAIRLEE I ! ELK GARAGE Fort Bragg Elk CLUB FORT BRAGG LOUNGE AND LIQUOR STORE REX PHARMACY Fort Bragg Fort Bragg OCEAN VIEW MOTEL CLUB FORT BRAGG Fort Bragg Fort Bragg RAYMOND H. CLAY - JEWELER BARONI'S CHEVRON STATION Fort Bragg Fort Bragg FORT BRAGG CO-OP INC. ACME AUTOMOTIVE Fort Bragg Fort Bragg ! 59 CARL W. JOHNSON Fort Bragg COAST HARDWARE Fort Bragg NOYO MACHINE SHOP Fort Bragg PINE BEACH INN Fort Bragg _____________V Ay f f __h-Crt REDWOOD COAST PRINTERS Fort Bragg NOLAN’S GROCERY Casper Li 47 ' RLFASHION BEAUTY SALON Mendocino i(OC ANDERSON SERVICE Fort Bragg ARROW CHEVROLET Fort Bragg Congratulations Class Of 1961 v From a Friend GEO. NICHOLS MEMORIAL STUDIO The Mendocino Art Center Wm. Zacha - Director 70 Autographs 71 Mo U K o ■, • ■■ ■ • • K,,' ■ :■ , i i • ■ v ; , . •;. . . . ■ .' g - -'■ y ' i- . ■. - •f t « «. V • • ( « ‘ , • • ♦ • i v' ; • V • ‘I f « . • 1 V ' ' V-