Paso Robles High School - El Roble Murmullo Yearbook (Paso Robles, CA)

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or y The Tinal year proved To be The busiesT Tor The Class oT '53. The iniTiaTion was The TirsT greaT proiecT. The iniTiaTion commiTTee worked hard and managed To Think up quiTe a score oT villainous Things wiTh which To plague The poor Treshmen. lT musT have been one week ThaT The greenhorns will never TorgeTl One of The major achievemenTs oT The Senior Class was The play, MoTher ls A Freshman. ATTer many long weeks oT memorizing and rehearsing, The play was sTaged on March 6 and 7. A Tull house was on hand boTh nighTs and everyone agreed ThaT iT was a big success. In TacT iT was such a success ThaT The casT Traveled ouT To Camp RoberTs and enTer- Tained The boys There. A parTy Tor The casT and Those associaTed wiTh The producTion was held aT The home of Denny STanley aTTer The March 7 perTormance. AnoTher accomplishmenT oT The class was Their presenTaTion oT a class assembly shorTly beTore The ChrisTmas holidays. A celebriTy in The class was PeTe NeiTer, who was awarded The l'lelm's FoundaTion Award Tor The excel- lenT TooTball skill which he displayed during The grid season. 0Ther honored members oT The class were The eighT who aTTained liTe membership in The CSF. ATTer Tour years oT paTienT waiTing, diTch day Tinally arrived in laTe April. The class seT ouT briqhT and early one morning and spenT The enTire day swimming, eaTing, and basking in The sun. On The arrival home The class was preTTy Tired and sun- burned, buT everyone agreed ThaT The day had been well worTh waiTing Tor. All in all, iT was a wonderTul year-one which will always be remembered by The Class oT '53. Above, Kern, Herrera, and Damm scan The college bulleTin board in The main hall. Above, Linda Biork and Mike Bugqv purchase senior play TickeTs , sellers Charlene l-larrnon and Vivian Colburn. Above, how many members of The graduaTing Senior Class can you idenhfy? Among The group are Sally Bean, Vivian Colburn, Barbara Mil er, Marianne EllloTT, Shirley Dahl, Erich Schwandf, Cliff Newlin, and JeTTa Spencer. Egffrsmst' El Tro m

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.6. Above: The seniors hold no respect for 'fresh on inifiafion day. Above: A group of senior girls relax on ihe senior lawn afrer lunch. To fhe Ieff: Presidenf John Burson conducfs a Senior Class m for The promotion of fhe play. Above: Members of fhe Senior Play cas? assemble afler a rehearsal. Above: l-imrnmm, noi' bad. Neiler inspecls BresseHe's senior swea er.

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.. .1 . . Above: Junior Class officers Hansen, Klinfworfh, Goodale, and Ken- nedy dlscuss magazine sales. Members of Jrhe Junior Class siaried our rhe school year by receiving rheir beauiiiul class rings. Soon airerwards ihey began worlc on 'rhe candy and pop- corn concession which ihey ran al' all 'rhe home ioor- ball games. ln December 'rhey sold oodles of magazine sub- scripiions io The Jrown-folks ro provide suiiicieni 'Funds for ihe biggesr eveni of ihe year, 'rhe iunior-senior prom. Prizes were awarded 'ro rhose selling 'lhe greai- esi amouni' of subscripiions. ln January They selecied 9, I to F Enom 'rheir senior sweaiers. wifh whire as The color. The sweaier emblem was designed in a Junior Class em- blem conresi. ln May came Jrhe big evening. Many a sleepless nighr was speni in hard work in ihe gym. Gradually a very beauiiiul scene unfolded. which was ihe pride of every iunior. The year ended wiih a wonderful prom. Now 'rhe iuniors are looking forward wi+h greaf anlriciparion io rheir senior year. Abc e Members of The prom commiiiee hash over plans Above: Allbrilfen, Neiileion, and Rovensiine slruggle io saiisfy popcorn and c for the big formal. demands ai The foolball game.