Modesto High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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,WM i97W I f Fall Girls' League Cabinet, lefl fo righ?--Marqarel Mrs' Grelchen Smlih Talbof, Fern Snideler, Yvonne Pierrou. den'r's nighimare, il fealured original music, ii'H'erbugs and hula dancers, o piclured: Janel Barker. f in- KC and Brenda and Cobina, in addiiion 'lo a conglomeralion of romances. Here are Ihe cabinels responsible for all llwese ac+ivilies: Fall and Spring members of lhe Girls' League Cabinel: Presidenl, Marilyn Maxwell, Marjorie Rilchieg Personnel, Bersy Slurlevanl, Isabell Ha- gopiang. Service, Mary Singer, Felice Mallaews: Social, Lorraine Rossi, Doro- fhy Baker: Finance, Belly Bomberger, Eleanor McCabe: Publicily, Margarel Talbol, Rose Mar: IZA, Fern Sliideler, Pal' Uilerg I2B, Marjorie Rilcliie, Belly Prindle: IIA, Befly Prindle, Belsy Slurlevanlg IIB, Felice Malhews, Marflxa Highiel: IOA, Pal Zimmerman, Jacqueline Forel: IOB, Yvonne Pierrou, Tennie Vincenl: 9A, Tennie Vincenf: Janice Holmes: 98, Janel Barker, Isabelle Balsa. Boys' Associalionz Presidenl, Ferris Boolhe, Dewey Mclsaac: Vice- Presiclenf, Charles Wllerry, Bill Lovvorn: Secrelary, Jim Babcock, Waller Jolliff: Treasurer, Terrell Tennanf, Bradley Campbell: Enlerlainmenl, Don iI'Iynes, Jack Bowen: Decoralion, Edison Ayers, Bill Palmer: Publicify, George Keene, Lee Quarlarollig Refreslimenl, Dexler Hogin, Don Hynes: V Personnel, Dean Wriglil, Marshall Neel: IZA, Donald Bomberger, Dwiglrl Baker: I2B, Dwiglwl Baker, Waller Rolefson: IIA, Fred Keene: IIB, Bob A Jones, Jim Abbey: IOA, Jim Abbey, Carson Taylor: IOB, Dick Clark, Frank iz, Rossi: 9A, Lane Rolefson, Jim Neel: 9B, John Varni, Raymond Hagen. 5: , Lwiera TQ Qgpid 5 'Fil 9 Spring Boys' Association Cabinet left l A il Carson Taylor, Waller Jolliff, 8'II L vv' ' 7 d' J' NO? p'i dz Marshall Neel 'Frei Kzbrnes T5rran'kg'R mi IC UVB mend Hagen. iylf, :few rf' . viii, X is Fe . . om, ei- I 35 M I' -i - 5. rr O 0 -. :- 5' U 0 X o -4 I o .T ef or rf-X rw ga I N?-1 Vendors Dean Wright and Pafrlcia Thompson peddle 'qoodios af a football game. Fall Boys' Cab'n I er, lei? fo righf-Dwight Baker, Ter- , all Tennant, Donald Bomberger, Walter Rolefson, Charles Sprin Girls' League Cabinet lvl' fo WIWPVY- go ia , leanor McCabe, Rose Mar, Dorolhy V U r. png Me Page Twenly-seven

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WMAM7 rain! F u Girls' League cabinef, seefeq. leff fo r-QHMBHYSX S1 feavani Lorraine Rossi, Tennis Vincenl, l39lfY Pflfldle- ur ' S' Bef? Bomberger, Felice Malfhews. slandinq, Mary anger, V Hs?gf?'l,L , 115 , D 5 .K ., fr l 39 s f .r ' fif'f,'Yv ' as R04 ,gb 3' rr: 2,-- , 1 sz: ..,f 1 , s -' Y f Q wk' 5 5 3' W Marilyn Maxwell, Mariorie Rilchie 1 --- My , M., ,,, Gelhng into fha swing of it wsrh fha Boys' Associafion and Girls' League. Fall Boys Assocoalion Cabmef, left fo Jones, Dick Clark Dexder Hogin, Edison Ayer. iured: George Keene, Jim Abbey, Busfer Lee Wright 1 I M ffyfi Q, in As inseparable as a circus and pink lemonade, fhe Girls' League and Boys' Associa+ion collaboraled on a busy schedule of aclivifies 'lhroughoul fhe year. The fwo groups, 'lo which every Modesfo High sfudenl belongs, were again ably advised by Mrs. Grelchen Smilh and Wesley Pugh. A. Under 'rhe leadership of Marilyn Maxwell and Ferris Boolhe, lhe cabi- nels slarled fhe Fall semesler wilh parries for freshmen and lranslers. Dur- ing fhe foolball season, +he organizalions sold candy, pom-poms and yarn dolls lo raise money wilh which lo finance a series of mon'l'hly aflernoon dances. The annual chariiy drives a+ Thanksgiving and Chrislmas reached a new high wilh forly-six complele meals and more fhan one hundred dollars being conlribufed by lhe sludenls. The Fall semesier was climaxed wilh a high-powered March of Dimes drive which ended wiih lasl' year's mark of S203 being lopped by five dollars. Marjorie Rifchie and Dewey Mclsaac fool: over ihe 'reins in February and confinued an aclive program. Incoming freshmen were enlerlained and enlighlened al lhe beginning of lhe Spring sernesier. Leap Year Day was celebraled by a special edilion of a paper called Cupid's Gazelle, and an aflernoon dance, while May Day was duly noled by 'lhe sale of corsages made by 'rhe League. Several hundred molhers received corsages, food and enlerlainmenl. Afler weelcs of rehearsals, 'lhe annual varie'l'y show, direcled by Joy Smilh, was presenled ai ihe end of May. Depicling a slu- Sprinq Boys' Associaiion Cabinsf, sealed, leff fo riqhf- i V - - - - Pale Rumble, Jaclr Bowen, Jim Babcock, Don Hynes, sland- Hnesqfggg, Ggrgliclgeaeiigimcgfb'TjL',,,i,eaH gum Lee Quarlarolr, Earl Barron, Bill Palmer, Bradley Camp- Bain- ' ' e . Page Twenly-sux

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mia Junior Hi-Y, firsl row, lefl lo righl-Will C. Jumper, adviser, Kennelh Oliver, Jim Argenbrighl, Harold Keleher, Norman Selsled, Lane Rolefson, Donald Ar- menlroul, Bob Harmon. Nol piclured-Ralph Haqopian, Gonzolo Eslrada, James Wellman, Don Vosli, Kennelh Hume, Frank Rossi. Second row-Senior Hi-Y-Bradley Campbell, Dwighl Baker, Alberl Oaks, James Hardy, Marvin Anderson, Bob Kriese, Marvin Fleshman, Jack Enriqhl, Bob Lochry. Noi pictured-Allen Sughrue, James Cox. Pholography Club, firsl row, lefl lo righl-Rex Alexander, Roberl Had- Ruby Hilkey, Violel McCoy, Joyellen Coykendall, Bruce Jones, James lev. Berry. Second row-Bill Baird, Bill Chapman, Bob Zion, George Van Loon, Dwighl Baker, Bill Magladry, Wesley Berry, adviser. Third row-Warren Boyd, We Mar, Kennelh Pack, Bob Schulle, Maurice Manwiller, Bill Schem- mell. Players' Club, firsl row, leil lo righl-Eugene McCabe, Palsy Jones, Zalia Sledman, Jackie Church, Barbara Deppen, Jeanne Baker, Vange Mercury. Second row-James Fisher-Norlhrup, adviser, Wanda Howlon, Beverly Wesl, Mary Lee Langslrolh, Elayne Carroll, Elaine Edwards, Nol piclured-Jean Parsons, Lesler Ghormley, Don Clark, Vicloria Gages, Mary Balding, Jane Allen, Belly Purdy. GMM Covering a wide range of inleresl, lhe school clubs are a valuable parl of Modeslo High School life as lhey give a large num- ber of sludenls a chance lo parlicipale in conslruclive aclivily. The rosler of lwenly- five clubs boasl of a lolal membership of nearly nine hundred sludenls, or aboul 45 per cenl of 'rhe lolal enrollmenl. ln lheir bi-monlhly meelings, held dur- ing firsl period, lhe clubs had lime 'ro spon- sor speakers, programs, and discussions, plan lrips and social affairs, all calculaled 'lo educale and enlerlain lheir members. E Arl Club, firsl row, lefl lo righl-Sakiko Togashi, Helen Armslrong, Rosa- lie Fulkerlh, Pal Harlzell, Polly Bynun, Evelyn Pederson. Second row-Bill Nuno, Melva Wenger, Margarel Talbol, Eloise Trueblood, Myrlle Calhearl, Joan Miller, Lulher Marconell. Third row-Maynard Smilh, Sally Thornhill, Doralee Landon, Mary Baird, Bealrice Priesl, Richard Eggink, Miss Maude Barnell, adviser. Nol piclured-Jim Keller, Jesse Holloway, Augie Fernandez. Universily Preparalory Club, lirsl row, lefl lo righl-Charles Hanshaw, Belly Bomberger, Shirley Triplell, Palricia Thompson, Agnes Meissner, Freda Carlin, Gladys Ishida, Miss Barbara Perry, adviser. Second row-Bill Wieg- man, Nancy Hillon, Luella Gleslad, Melvina Krepps, Genevieve Campbell, Rila Pollock, Deryl Bondshu. Third row-Shields Henderson, Alfred Slaler, Barbara Slrunk, Lois Uhlig, Alberl Nelson, Tom Conway, Tom Kewin. Nol piclured-Marlha LaSource, Lois Sludebaker, Vera Florcken, Fred Milnes, Fred Meyers.