Redwood High School - Oak Yearbook (Visalia, CA)

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1955 IDEN, CLEO VVQ wish Wo were as smart us she And had her personality. ICHIYAMA, IVIASAINII C-ood and kind, and conscien- tious, too, '1'lie1-4-'s no doubt about his milling tlirougli. IoNEs, CHARLES lf fame he sveks, then find it he vang Hc's famous as a gentleman. IKERD, MAIQX' IANE, 'l'h1- only way to have a fricrrl is to he one. Ifxcoss, MARGAIRET She was over fair, and nuvoi' proud- She had tongue at will, but never loud. KELM, IQALPII Sfllllllillli and ,i0lly, l+'i'ionmlly to everyone. IQENDIG, IoHN llc- would livlp Otll0l'S with friendly feeling. IACOBSEN, IEERNEICE Short, pzoldln-liuirod. null pop- lllill' too- Wl- all like you, llUl'il.llSL' you'1'1- you. IETT, ELIZABETH She is kind and her friend- . ' ship's truvg A S,he's happy the wholo day through. LAi1FooN, I1ORACE You can tell by his looks Tlnit good grades he hooks. IQOOBATION, M.XRTlN This young' man never lac-ks Nvind to play his big jazz sux. REEVES, BESSIE Serious of purpose, calm and dignified. ,Szniur Glass f- X WM wif' ' .X-1 Q? . IZ 4

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X 1, I. ,N TD Q Swim Mass 01' sail. norm 7 X NA, and tall, liliod by all. YJ I J X fa, awfully sweet. we ant fellow. I 935 GIBSON, IAMES James's il poppy sort of ladg NVe can't imagine l1i1n gloomy HAGEDOIIN, ELLA Sweet tempered, full of fun, and square- A friend to have and keep fOl'6'El'. IJELLER, ESTHEII , jf -I lee than CIONZALES, QEUADALUPE- ook for Gaddy at a trackmeet If you want to see two fast feet. CSRISWOLD, liENNETH Ol' stoi-ling L'lli:Ll'9.Cf,6I', upright He's a. friendly chap, Well HICKMAN, MAXINE Bushels of fun, golden haired too, Maxiues game for anytliing you want to do. Hicxs, ELIZABETH You know her to be neat And to tell you more-s s 6- HALSTEAD, TIINI XVoI'I'y ni-vor lllilll' men great: So why should l worry? HANNAII, HAROLD ln all thy humor, whether grave or mellow, Thou'rt it touchy, testy, pleas- HILL, SHIRLEY A bright cheery girl, everyone knowsg She's always welcome Where'er she goes. HlJUGl'l,NM, BETTY JANE Tis true that she is much in- vlined To chit and chat with all man- kind. HUTI1, RICHARD WVhen sp0rt's the question of the hour Diek's sure to show his power.

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Szninr Glass 6 I 4. P-4 F x QL - , ,Af Y f i71'7 Q I A . ' 4 'I K 1 'ig' QR . 1935 LANOOUTII, AR1'HUIi l-Io's at little prairie flower Growing Wilder every hour. IONES, MARIE A rather Ilemure sort of lass Seldom si-en outside of class. IOSEPIYI, THERESA Caring not what the World may S3-Y. She goes ahead and has her Way. LANGGUTH, WELLINGTQJN He's little, but oh so Wise! He's ai terror for his size. ZLAXVRENCE, CARLOS They are only truly great who are truly good. KEKLIKIAN, MADELINI5 A fine lass is she: A flapper she'll never be. KEKLIKIAN, ROXIE There's not a one that must be told That ROxie's worth her weight in gold. LONG, WILLIAM Tull and handsome with curly hair And a smile that follows him everywhere. MARASIiLI,NN, HARRY I have often regretted my speech: never my silence. KENDIG, MARY Much wisdom often goes with fewest words. IQUSSMAUL, BETTY What is to be will be-so why worry '? R NIARQUES, TONY He's not afraid to huri-yg he wants to catch up with him- self. if r