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

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Martha Earnhart Henry Engen Anne England Melba Evans Charles Frank Lorin French Betty Gault Diane Gerber Gary Gervasoni Georgia Gordon 'W I 'ly Y,-'D .X J X 4 I A Way

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SENIORS MARTHA EARNHART - Martha majored in commerce and was active in GAA and FHA. Martha served as Student Body song leader during her senior year and was an active mem- ber ofthe Pep Club. HENRY ENGEN - Henry transferred from Newman in his junior year. He was active in band and partici- pated in basketball and track. ANNE ENGLAND - Anne majored in commerce and was active in Commercial Club and GAA work. She served as class treasurer and was very active in art for three years. MELBA EVANS - A college preparatory student, Melba was a leader in her class. She was a delegate to Girl's Leadership Conference and was Art Editor of the Del Puerto for two years. She was a Dramatics Club officer and a member of CSF her senior year. CHARLES FRANK - Charles was active in track and football. He displayed marked ability as a shot putter, in track and as a lineman in football. LORIN FRENCH - borin was YMCA conference president and Boy's State delegate during 1955. He was active in dramatics and specialized in basketball and baseball. BETTY GAULT - Betty was one of the most active girls in her class. During her junior year Betty was secretary for both her class and CSF. She was delegate to the Girl's Leadership Conference. DIANE GERBER - Diane was our 1955 FFA Queen and was a delegate to the Girl's Leadership Conference at Asilomar. GARY GERVASONI - Gary's main interests in school were in athletics. Baseball and basketball were the sports in which he excelled. GEORGIA GORDON - Georgia has been very active in student affairs. She was Student Body secretary her senior year. She was a delegate to the YMCA and Girl's Leadership conference. She served as an executive of CSF and the Dramatics Club.

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I SENIORS GLORIA GORDON - Gloria was Student Body cheer leader during her senior year. She has been active in many campus activities and was a member of GAA. PHYLLIS GRASER - Phyllis transferred from Santa Ana during her junior year and was welcomed by the class. She was an active member of GAA. LORETTA HECTOR - Loretta was a member of CSF. She was very active in Home Economics and was an active member of FHA. Her bright red hair was a sign of distinction. PAULA HERNANDEZ - Paula, whose manner was quiet and cheerful, proved herself in Art. In 1954 she won the district poster contest over excellent Competition, SHELBY HOCOTT - Shelby was an outstanding athlete and proved her prowess during her high school career. She was an active member of GAA. RICHARD HOVE - Richard, an Ag major, was active in FFA and served as vice-president. He partici- pated in football. His sense of humor was a dominant trait. DOROTHY HOYLMAN - Dorothy, the girl with the lovely smile, was very active in the Commercial Club RUTH HURNER - Ruth, who was known for her delightful personality, presided over GAA in her senior year. She was winner of the Betty Crocker award and was 1954 GAA Queen. She attended the Asilomar Conference in her junior year. PETER IDEN - Peter, German exchange stduent, was a staff member of Tiger Tales. He was the first student of the AFS to attend our school and he surely did much to bridge the gap between nations. WALTER KILBY - Walt was outstanding in all athletics. He was selected as All-conference end and hurled the Tigers to the baseball championship in his junior year. He also excelled in basketball. at-qi! ' .i '. :'fE:ahiV2,. 1 '