Palo Verde Union High School - Echo Yearbook (Blythe, CA)

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C k K .--Q 9 l e . . -fe -ew., . - N A x , - 5 !: K th A wh X i1BOlv'E PE-'4DlNG FFYOM LEFT TO FUGHT, BACK 5-'OW Bob Downs Ruben Jlnwenez, Arr Wesl, Mrs '-'-es' Mrs, Furroge, Duck Formge, Mvs, Borrozo, Mrs Jlrnenez, Mrs Brunenlfunf, Mrs Downs FPONY POW Poy Wolven, Bob Borrozo, Don Tommy, Joe Orlego, Chesver Dyclwe, Roy Young, and Jlrn loffon pale Wade ' Don Tomufy, ex-Polo Verde foofboll sfor, leads The alumni in o yell. JL, V :AQ 1 -JQ .n .-v- ' fx ,Z

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i t- V Ar, 'M ' i 1 HN 9 gg.-. VJ , ga me M.. ' Q X Waluaide 770402 Blood, sweat and Tears is The only suitable way to describe Dick Mansperger, the Pirates' Most Valuable Player. His great play and OUTsTanding sportsmanship earned him an All-Con- Terence berth two consecutive years. Dick, rather light Tor a guard at 170 pounds, nevertheless made up for it in ruggedness and aggressiveness. He was aT his best when the chips were dgwn. Alwgyg Q Conditioned bell player, he was one of The Pirates' 60-minute men. Very few possess the qualities and initiative that Dick l'TC!S. Tl1C1f is why l'l'tB COClCl1eS Grid players prgqlgimed him QS being Truly Q bqill plgiye er's ball player. Despite his YeFl'OI'iZir'1g plOy OFT THE field, he is C1 gentleman in every respect, His modesty and unseltishness have won him The admiration cf everyone who knows him, Dick is very interested in the Tielcl of military science, and would like To continue his education at West Point. 1!i.:.m.1:,:.n.n.s.-...u.....in ...urn r 14

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A Rv, K v ,v 'Qt S naw I ABOVE: Deserl Bowl Con dldoles read from left To right: Louise Alford, Fron ces Bigler, ond Georguo Lee Moore, LEFT: Georgio Lee Moore, pretty nineteen-yeor-old freslwrnon, from Joplm, Mo., receives congrotulo- lions from flrsf Deserl Bowl Queen, Evo Rlncon, after bemg selecfecl 1952 Desert Bowl Queen, os Moyor Alexander looks on,