Patterson High School - Del Puerto Yearbook (Patterson, CA)

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IUNIORS First row: Melva Hatchett, Belmira Homen, Phyllis Knutson, Barbara Neto, Gloria Martin, Marlene Halseth, Diane Morrison. Second row: Barbara Hutchins, Marlene Hock, Marjorie Maisetti, Georgia McDonald, Helen McGill, Thelma, Hove, Ermila Hernandez. Third row: Tadashi Murata, Ierry McCord, Floyd Harp, Charles Montgomery, Baysul Parker, Mrs. Monson. Fourth row: Ioe Silva, Ervin Mayfield, Ioe McDonald, Dale Humbert. X ws First row: Ramona French, Barbara Ferreira, Iane Cox, Shirley Frank, Margaret Garcia. Second row: Mary Ann Carson, Virginia Flowers, Norma Brewer, Laura Broggi, Dorothy Breves. Third row: Dominqos Farinha, Don Gault, Iimmy Carlson, Charles DiGiorno. Fourth row: Leon Cox, Ronnie Black, Tony Azevedo. Top row: Mr. Harrison, Wilburn Dedmon, Iesus Ceniceros, Howard Dearing. 18

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I UN IORS OUTSTANDING IN ORGANIZATION Seated: Mary Ann Carson, treasurer: Shirley Wilkins, secretary: Marla Shackelford, athletic manager. Standing: Domingos Fazinha, president: Baysul Parker, cheer leader: Delwyn Silveira, vice-president: Iimmy Carlson, boy representative: Ierry McCord, cheer leader A large group of Iuniors entered High School on September 10, 1952, as upperclassmen. After many months of waiting, class members finally received their rings. The Iuniors had a very successful party in the Fall, but the biggest event of the year was the Iunior Prom on May 15. The students in this class were prominent in athletics as well as scholarship. First row: Frances Staley, Iimmie Roberts, Betty Silva, Shirley Wilkins, Marla Shackelford, Carrole Windle, Martella Taylor. Second row: Ioan Taylor, Mary Reza, Dana Turner, Rosie Von Moos, Betty Turner, Ienese Thomas, Flora Parker. Third row: G. W. Rachels, Ioe Silva, Danny Williams, Tom Stubbs, Marven Priebe, Leo Yoppini. Fourth row: Mr. Caulkins, Delwyn Silveira, Z. T. Parker, Ioe Snyder, Pete Santos, Daniel Tafoya. 17

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SOPHOMORES OUTSTANDING IN SCHOLARSHIP First row: Wanda Haile, athletic manager: Barbara Bowers, girl representative: Beverly Riddle, treasurer: Ioland Fink, secretary: Rita Hass, cheer leader: Iean- enne Penney, cheer leader Second row: Paul Sierra, athletic manager: Ronnie Hicks, boy representative: Lowell Bowman, president: I Archie Parker, cheer leader: Ierry Pike, vice-president. l The Sophomores came back this fall eager to begin their second year of high school. Although the class was smaller, it still ranked highest on the Honor Roll as well as in the CSF. Most of the sophomores had the chance to learn to drive this year under the guidance of Mr. Maze. The first class activity was a trip to San Francisco which was most enjoyable. In March the Sopho- more Hop was held. A successful class swimming party took place in the spring. Class members also sold concessions for many of the school games and made a large profit. All activities were supervised by Mrs. Arnold, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Gaunt, and Mrs. Woolley. First row: Eleanor Solari, Mary Turner, Milly Wesley, Ioy Skaggs, Helen Stone, Nelly Woodard, Ruby Sierra. Second row: Mrs. Woolley, Dolores Starling, Wanda Wedge, Mary Silva, Eleanor Williams, Theodora Wilfert. Third row: Eddie Santos, Ivy Kitajima, Delbert Holyman, Ronnie Rogers, Archie Parker, Mr. Anderson. Fourth row: Edward Van Winkle, Paul Sierra, Gale Stroud, Charles Ralston. Fifth row: Andrew Perez, Ierry Pike, Gary Smith, Walter Simonson. 19