?z ,,., V - A - V V . - V hlward 1 Lenny Abbot? 1 Jack Abercrombie 1 James F. Abercrombie 1 Godfrey Adair' 1 Adamef1 I 1 nnunef Adkins 1 Henry Agnew 1'Frank Alrozo 1 A1-elue N.. nlnlnn 11 Irtys Albright 1 Elvls 1. alexander 1 1 'James W. Anderson 1 Kenneth Anderson 1 Norman Anderson 1 Thomas Anderson 1 Joe Angelastro, 1 E11 Chester Arnold 1 Jesse Arnold 1 Ralph,L. Arnold 1 Henry Aron 1 Santos Arrona 1 Edward .Artorbury 1 Roy L. Ayres Ralph Ayres 1 Willie AYTGS 1 Gordon Babcock 1 Jack Babcock 1 Hugh M. Baca 1 Samuel Bacon 1 Dennis' EL-E Robert E. Baker 1 Robert H. Baker 1 Columbus. Baldo 1-Louis Baldo 1 Stanley Banta 1 Donnalee Barber 1 Fern Darby Bateman 1 Clayton E. Bates 1 'John Percy Baxter 1 Albert Q. Beal 1,Richard Beargeon 1 Lowell Beason 1 ,l 5 William Belanger 1 Bellefeuille 1 Benedict Bellefeuille 1 Charles Bellefeuille 1 Dominick Beltranle 1 Ernest A. Ben E James Bentley 1 Robert Benton 1 Cecil Berg V1 Edwin- Bergholt 1 Arnold Bernhard 1 Ignacio Bertoldo 1 Hazel fi 1 David E. 1 Wilbur Black 1 Albert Blain 1 Charles F. Blaswlch .1 Gordon Blomquist 1 Claude Blount 1 gli? Donald Bower 1 Robert Bower 1 Tommy Bower 1 Hubert Boyd, Jr. 1 laurence Bradley 1 Louis L. Bradley 1 Nathaniel I Ernest Brecht 1 Ottmar Brecht 1 Melvin Bridwell 1 David Brock 1 George Brockman 1 Frank Brooks 1 Anthony Brown J Ralph 1 Robert M. Brown 1 Robert R. Brown 1 Royce Brown 1 Wayne Brown 1 Charles A. Browne 1 Daniel Bro: Bryant V1 'Charles Bryson 1! Raymond Bufkin 1 Robert Bufkin 1 Buford 1 Winston Buford 1 Glenn Bl Burnett 1 Paul Burns 1 Scott Burns 1- Frank Caggiano 1 Geno Caggiano 1 Cleo K. Caldwell 1 George Caldwell' 1 1. William D. Cantrell 1 Joseph Caparusso 1 Albert Cardoza. 1 Mary Cardozo 1 Dwight Carleton 1 Phillip Carleton 1 I1 John W. Cassella 1 Leland Castro 1 Orval Castro 1 George J. Cauthen 1 William Cauthen 1 Wayne Cecil 1'Jesse .Ce Augmtlne Chavez 1 Cruz Chavez 1 Mike Chavez 1' Steve Chavez 1 Billy Chester 1 De Witt Childress 1 Jean T. Chivers ' ,. .fa 1 79 at V 1 1 - 1 T' T 4 .- 1 .e ,V . .ru 'U ,J 3. Ala A. Clark 1 Dwight Clark 1 Elden Clark 1 Hester Clark' 1 Russell Clark 1 William C. Clark 1 Edward Clevenger 1 any Coburn 1 .lnek ceenrnn 1 .mek Coe 1 Flndley Coffee 1 Glenn Collins 1 Fielding combs 1 Ted Compton 1 John: Costa- 1 Addell Cote 1 ,Adhemar Cote 1 Andrew P. .Cote 1 Louis Cote 1 Phillip Cote 1 Joseph Cotta 1 Thomas Cough Judson Crlbhs 1 Walter Cribbs 1 Donald Crafts 1 Paul Crofts 1 John L. Crose 1 Alfred Crosina 1 Chester Cross 1 David 5 1' fi-1 l.-- A -.' a -9 ,s 15 Joseph M. Curtin 1 Robert 'Curtiss 1 Harry V. Dailey 1 Merle Dailey 1 Richard Dally 1 Jack Darcy 1 William Darcy 1 Gee Robert Davis 1 Walter Davis 1 Wilbur Davis 1 Jack DeAlba 1 Jack Dean 1 George DeHart 1 John DeMeco 1 Earl W. Deni James 0. Dlnneen 1 Homer Divine 1 Paul Donelson 1 William Dornberg 1 Franklin Dorr 1 Joel' Doss 1 James L. Doucetl -:1 1 lzugene Drew 1 'rea Duarte 1 wllllnnn DuBois 1 John Dudley 1 Lleuel L. Duff 1 ofnu Duffel 1 Avery Dula 1 4 Earl Eddy 1 Ivan L. Eddy 1 Dean Edgmon 1 Samuel W. Eggers 1 Eugene S. Ellenberger James Eirls 1 Harry Ekizian 1 1 John R. Ellis 1 Raymond Ellis 1 Quinton Embree 1 Alfred Emery 1 Donald Emery 1 Gerald Emery 1 Walter .' 4 ln 1 Richard Espinoza 1 Walter Espinoza '1 Manuel Estrada 1 Eugene Ilkstus 1 Manuel Evangelho 1 Edwin Everhart Fleeman 1 Randall Fleming 1 Ross Fleming 1 John Flores 1 Rosalio C. Flores 1 Buryl Flowers 1 Elvin L. Floyd 1 4 ,, .., 'af '01 1 David French 1 Larry French 1 Eugene' L. Frey 1 Frank Freyhoff 1 Arthur Friend 1 Ralph Friend 1 Jim 1 El' 11. 72.1 at .'-, ,. - Cf. . 4, LTI David Garcia Edward M. Garcia 1 George E. Garcia 1 John Garcia 1 Mike Garcia 1 Richard Garcia 1 John Gardner ny ,1 I A. 'Gearhart 1 William Gearhart 1 Alan G. 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E' . - Visalia Union High School lp' l - Visalia, California WJ Juno 12, 1945. X lx ' i Dear Pioneers inqUniform: QED - . b ' It is for you alumni in the service of our P 4' ol ,A JL f country that this yearbook presents a pic- ypk x Nw A J ture of the'Pioneers of '45. Your names are . R, l ' NX ' o fo listed in the back and front of our book just ' y JL' as your victory marks the beginning and I , -the end of all our efforts. Ev - ' ' ,Our '49er theme comes from those pion- p' l eers of other y-earsg who also battled for the l - same heritage you defend today. The last- S i Q n - x ' ing peace you bring will be welcomed by all S ' l 'Jf by 'Sunbonnet Sues and Pioneer Joes.- J ff r I I fax. - V THE OAK, STA ' , K 4' 5 lx X I i L. L gf N6 ll IUYU wil 7 X 4 It i ,MM c w l fo s i , 1 t ' l b .jf i fl 4 fl YM .oi jgwf iff fe fy' l A MAl I 4 W 61 - W ff ffl' , :A ,f I, If V- V I l MP W f iff y fy l . v,!lIf'A' f f0 I 'V l ,J I .Q V Q A ' f fl ff '54 l ,J ' fa! A V 1 X , X V I n . 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Billeci Elliott .Adkisson Boys Federation 9. 10, 11, 12. C. S. I'. 10, 11, 12. French Club 10, 11, 12. Pion- eer 10. Shirley .Agee V Girls League 9. 10, ll, 12. Girls League Chairman 10. Acorn 10, 11. Outing Club 10. Girls League 9, 10. Wanda Bontrager :rnyce Brady 11, 12. C.S.I'. 9, 10. G11 1, 10 11, 1 - mn... 10, 11. 12? ' 'W' ' E,r3?..5', '12?e 12' W' . Rufus Aker Boys Federation 9, 11, 12. Commissioner Boys Athletics 12. Claus President ll. Pr0m Committee 11. Block v 9, 11, 12. Track 9, 11, 12. Poet- ball ll, 12. Lula Bragg' Girl League 9. 10. 12. Outing Club 12. G.A.A. l . Oak 12. Chorus 12. Dolores Alva Girls League 9, ll. 12. Band 10. 11. 12. Orchestra 11. Bose Ametjan n James Anderson 10. Girls League 9. 10. Boys Federation 9. 11, 12. G.A.A. 12. Out- 10, 11, 12. Basketball ing' Club 12. 12. Baseball 12. Milton Brown BOYS I'8'd.B1'B.t1011 9, 10. 11. 12. Track 9 Betty Arnold Girls League 9, 10, 11. 12. CS.I'. 9. Oak 11, 12. Press Club 12. Girls League Chair- man 12. Mary Beth Baca. Girls League 9, 10, 11, 12. G.A.A. Board 11. G.A.A. 9, 10, 11, 12. Press Club 11. Outing' Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Tennis 11, 12. Pl- oneer 11. Class Secre- tary 9. Girls League Clxainuan 18. Marian Belnhorn Girls League 9, 10, ll, 12. Quill and Scroll 12. Press Club 11, 12. Chorus 12. Pl- oneer 10, 11, 12. Oak 10. Acorn 10 11. Cesare Bianchi Boys Federation 9, 10. 11. 12. Band. 9, 10, 11. Charlene Braham Neoma Cowing Baseball 10. orchesl Betty Buford Girls League 11, 12. Girls League 9, 10, tra. 9, 10. Dramatlcs Girls League 9, 10, Orchestra. 11. ll. 12. 9. 12. ll. 12. Chorus 12. Don Burchell Boys Federation 9. 10, 11. 12. Band 9. 10, 11. Mary Alice Cotta Girls League 9. 10, 11, 12. G ex-aldine Crouse Girls League 9, 10. 11. 12. Marlon Crowley Girls League 9, 10, 11, 12. Quin ana Scroll 12. Girls League Chairman 12. Press Club 12. Out- lng Club 11. Editor Pioneer 11. Pioneer 10. 11. 12. Prom Com- mittee 11. David Byrnes Boys Federation 12. Quill and Scroll 12. Press Club 12. Dra- matics 12. Oak 12. Pioneer 12. Assembly CnInm.itt86 12. Frank Casares Boys Federation 9. 10. 11. 12. Class H91 Leader 9. Block V 12. Football 11, 12. Base- ball 9. 10. 11, 12 Band 10, 11. 12. Barbara Chambers Girls League 9. 10- 11 12. C.S.I'. 9. 10. 11. Press Club 11 12. Pio- neer C0-Edltor 12. Pioneer 10, 11, 12. Quill and Scroll 12. Bernice DeMel10 Hatha :mnwiaaxe Girls I-ensue 9. 10. , -Tack Dilbik emu League 9. 10. 11. 12. Chorus 9. 10. Doris Dickuwon Boys Federation 9, 11. 12. G.A.4. 9. 10. 11. 12. Girls League 12. 10, 11, 12. 11, 12. Dramatic! 12. -vvvuuu A m A 2' S f. iw: x .-1 'R 1 my Q Q aaa., w MN Josephine Pano Natividad Pierre Jean Ford Girls League 9. 10. Boys Federation 9. Girls League 12. 11. 12. Chorus 10, 11, 10. 11. 12. Basketball 12. 11. Baseball 11, 12. Cortiss Griebel Barbara Griffen Wanda. Guest Boys Federation 9. Girls League 9. 10, Girls League 12. 10. 11, 12. 11. 12. G.A.A. 11, 12. Choir 12. Mary Fry Girls League 9, 10. 11, 12. Armando Garcia Boys' Federation 9, 10. 11, 12. Shirley Garrison Girls League 9, 10. 11, 12. Elbert Gilbert Boys Federation 9, 10. 11. 12. ZE'.1'.A. 9. 10, 11, 12. Track 10. 11. Basketball 12. Band 10. 11, 12. Leonard Gunn Boys Federation 9, 10. 11. 12. I'.I'.A. 9. Georgia Hall Girls League 9. 10, 11. 12. Ch0rus 9. Jane Higgins Girls League 9. 10. 11, 12. Girls League Chairman 11. Rudolph Hood Boys Federation 9. 10. 11. 12. Football ll, 12. Baseball ll. Lou Ella. Huff Girls League 9. 10. 11. 12. Orchestra 10. Maxine Ivey Girls Lea.g1.1e 9, 10. 11. 12. Chorus 12. Laudine Hall Girls League 9. 10. ll. 12. Girls League Chairman 10, 11. Class Secretary ll. Oak 10. C.S.F. 9, 10. 11. 12. Pioneer 12. Prom Committee 11. Vernon Jsmmison Boys Federation 9. 10. 11, 12. Patricia Hamilton Girls League 11. 12. Choir 11. 12. Dorothy Janelli Girls League 9, 10, 11. 12. Class Treas- ure:-'10. Commissioner of Finance 12. Outing Club 9. Acorn 10. Carnival Committee 10. Richard Hamilton Boys Federation 9. 10. 11, 12. V1ce-Pres- id6.l1t 12. Black V 12. Football 11, 12. Bas- ketball 11. Track 10. ll. 12. Band 9. 10. Pioneer 10. Jack Jensen Boys Federation 9. fb, 11, 12. Boys Bloch V 11. 12. Fontball 10. 11. 12. Track 10. 11. 12. La. Mar Hart Edgar Haury Leroy Herd. Boyg Federation 9, B0yS l'ed81'a.ti011, 9, BOYS I'ede'I'a.ti0n 9. 10. 11, 12. Boys Blbek 10, 11, 12. 10. 11, 12. V 11. 12. Baseball 10, 11, 12. Football 11. Phyllisrae .Terlow Girls League 9, 10. ll. 12. Chorus 9, 10. 11. Orchestra 9, 10. 11, 12. Choir 12. Kenneth Jernigan Boys Federation 9, 10. ll, 1.2. Pioneer 10. Clark .Tones Boys Federation 9 10. ll. 12. Class Pres- ident l2. Vice-Presi- dent 11. Block 'V 12. Pootball 10, 11, 12. Track 10. 11. 12. Charles Herzberg Boys Federation 9. 10. 11. 12. Pioneer 10. ll. Press Club ll. Band 10. Beverly Holbrook Girls League 9, 10, 11. 12. Commissioner of Publications 12. Girls League Chair- man 10. C.S.I'. 10. Press Club 11, 12. Outing: Club 9, 10, ll. Tennis Team 11. Pl- nneer 11, 12. Oak 10, 12. Prom Committee ll. Carnival Commit- tee 10. Quill and Scroll 12. George Hopkins Boys I' 10, 11, 10. 11, 1 10. 11, 11, 12. Josephine Hull Girls League 9, 10. 11. 12. Richard Jones Boys I'edera.ti0n 9. 10. 11, 12. Track 10. 11, 12. Band. 9, 10, 11, 12. L ,ff Zelma Jones 9, 10, Girls League 11. 12. G.A.A. 11. Nancy Lee Lift' Girl! League 9. 10- 11. 12. Clan Secre- tary 12. C.S.P. ll. Outing Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Press Club 11. Tennis 12. Pioneer 11. Oak ll. Prom Com- mittee 11. Glrll League Chairman 12. Theresa Lombardi Girls League 9, 10, 11. 12. Outing Club 9. Lonnie Low Boys Federation 10. 11. 12. Basketball 10. 11, 12. Dramatics 12. Bluck V 12. Peggy Lynd Girls League 9, 10. 12. Sirag Kalfayan Dornthy Kame Doris Kelly Boys Federation 9, Girls League S'. 10, Girls League 9, 10, 11. 12. Choir 11. 11. 12. Carnival Com- ll. 12. Band 10, Track 11. Basketball mittee 10. 12. Orchestra 12. 12. Barbara Mankins Laura Mansfield Girls League 9. 10. Girls League 9, 10. Laurel Martin 11. 12. 11. 12. Girls League 12. Joyline King Girls League 11, 12. Dramatic: 11. Robert Mayse Etta. Kirby Girls League ll. 12. Outing Club 11, 12 Press Club 12. Pionl eer 12. Prom Com- mittee 11. Nolan McElrath 11. 12. Loyce Ann Knuppel Girls League 9, 10, 11, 12. Girls League Chairman 11. Class Treasurer 11. Acorn 10, 11. Press Club 11, 12. Outing Club 10. Quill and Scroll 12. Prom Committee ll. C.S.I'. 9, 10, 11, William McGlasSon Boys Federation 9. Federation 9. 10, 11. 12. I'.I'.A. 9. Choir 12. James LBIIE Boys Fede'ra,tion 9, 11, 12. I'.ZE'.A. 9, 11. 12. Bonnie Fae Lindley Girls League 9. 10, 11. 12. C.S.P. 10, 11. Dramatics 12. Pion- eer 12. Reenie Loomis Girls League 9, 10. 11. 12. G.A.A. 10, 12. Chorus 9, 10. Garvene Loyd Girls League 9, 10, ll, 12. G.A.A. 9. Out- ing Club S'. Carnival Committee 10. Armada Mendonca Girls League 9. 10. 11. 12. Orchestra 9, 10. 11, 12. Mary Mendonca Girl: League 9, 10. 11. 12. G.A.A. 11, 12. Barbara. Moyer Girl! League 11. 12. Girls League Chair- man 12. ak Editor 12. Oak 11, 12. Quill and Scroll 12. Preis Club 12. Alfred Nelson Boys Federation 9. 10, 11. 12. Oak 10. 12. Dramatic: 10, 12. 11. 11, Vayda. Northcutt Girl: League 9. 10, 11, 12. G.A.A. 9. 10. 11, 12. Dramatic: 12. J. D. 0'Shie1dS Boy! Federation 9, 10, 11, 12 Dramatics 10. Stanley Miller Boys Federation 9. 10, 11, 12. Student Body President 12. Class President 11. Block V 10. 11, 12. Football 10, 11. 12. Baseball 10, 11, 12. Pioneer 10, Oak 11. David Owen Boys Federation 9. 10. 11, 12. C.S.I'. 9. 10. 11. Tennis 11. Choir 12. Orchestra. 9, 10. Pioneer 10. Acorn 11. Edward Milton Boys Federation 9, 10, 11, 12. Class Pres- ident 9. Block V 10. 11, 12. r..o1:ba11 10. 11. 12. 'Track 10, 11 12. Orchestra 10. 1138118 PR.1'k6I' Clarence Minnerly Boys Federation 10. 11. 12. Clan Yell Leader 11. Oak 10. 11. 12. Football 12. Prom Committee 11. Bra.- matics 12. Class Rep- resentative 12. Freedin. Pendley Girls League 9, 10. Girls League 9, 10, 11, 12. G.A.A. 10, 11. 11. 12. G-.A.A. 9. Dramatics 12. Lupe Miranda Girls League 10. 11 12. G.A.A. 10 11 12 outing Club' 11.' mf G-.A.A Board 12 Ophilia. Perez Girls League 9. 10. ll. 12. Orchestra 10 11, 12. Band 10. 11 12. Cflrl Reserves 12. Darlene Moore Girls League, 9. 10, 11. 12 Treasurer 9. Commissioner of Stu- dent Welfare 12. Girls League Chairman 11. Assembly Committee 11. Press Club 10. 11. Outing' Club 9'. 10, 11. G.A.A. 9. 10, 11. 12. Prom Committee 11. Choir 9. 10, 11, 12. Cgrnival Committee Jack Pflock Boys Federation 9. 10. 11. 12. C.S.I'. 9- 10, 11. Acnrn 11. Block V 10, 11, 12. Tennis 10. ll, 12. Class President 12. Martha Moorvartian Girls League 9. 10, 11. 12. Girls Block V 12. Outing Club 9, 10, 11, 12. G.A.A. Board 12. Oak 12. Tennis Ili., 12. Choir 10. 11. John Phillips Boys Federation 9, 10. 11. 12. 1'.I'.A. 9. 11. Oma Lee Keener Girls League 9, 10. 11, 12. G.A.A. 10. 11, 12. Dramatics 12. Helen Moyer Girls League 9, 10, 11. 12. Girls League Chairman 10. 11, 12. Class Secretary 10. Class Treasurer 11. Outing Club 9. 10, ll. G.A.A. 9, 10, ll. G.A.A. Board 10. 11. Tennis 12. 0a.k 9, 10. Pioneer 10. Sherwood Nickel Boys Federation 9, 10, 11. 12. Track ll. Football 11. Basket- ball 11. 12. Block V ll. Choir 9, 10, 11, 12. velma NURSE Girls League 9, 10, 11. 12. Band 11. Virginia Pierce Girls League 9, 10, 11. 12. Chorus 9. Elena Flores Dean Poloviclm Marcille Probst Pearl Quviafdf- Girls League 9. 10, Gini I-98-E110 9. 10. Girls League 9. 10, Girls League 9, 10 11, 12. G.A.A. 10. 11. 11, 12- 11, 12. Chorus 9. 10, 11, 12. 12. Outing Club 10. 11. 11. 12. Band 11, 12. Orchestra 9, 10. 11. 12. Girls Reserves 12. Eileen Bevel Girls League 9. 10, 11. 12. Lorene R0b8l'tS0!1 Girls League 9, 10. 11. 12. Chorus 10. Choir 11. June Robinson Girls League 9, 10, 11. 12. GJLA. 11, 12. Ruth Robinson Girls League 9, 10. 11, 12. rrench Club nl. . -701111 Roller 11. G-.A.A. 10, 11. 12. 1115111 ROCUIEHGZ Boys reaerarion 9, Hurry Ruby Outing Club 11, 12. Girls League 10, 11. 10, 11, 12. I'.I'.A. 9. Boys Federation 9, G.A.A Board 12. 12. Girls Reserves 12. 10. 12. 10. 11, 12. Wilma Bains Bob Rankin Lois Ray Morine Beaves Girls League 9. 10. Boys Federation 9. Girls League 9. 10, Girls League 9, 10, 11. 12. Acorn 10. Out- 10, 11. 12. Football 11, 11. 12. Outing' Club 9. 11, 12. ing' Club 10. 12. Baseball 10, 11. G.A.A. 9. Bob Ruddy Boys Federation 9. 10. 11. 12. Silva. Saffell Girls League 9, 10. 11, 12. Chorus 9. 10 11. G.A.A. 12. Basketl ball 9, 10, 11. Sam Sciscca Class President 10. Boys Federation 9. 10, 11, 12. Carnival Committee 10. Track 11. 12. Block V 11, 12. Barbara. Roark Girls League 10, 11, 12. Press Club 12. Pioneer 12. Carl Robinson Boys Federation 9, 10. 11, 12. Class Rep- resentative 11. Class Yell Leader 12. Boys Federation President 12. Boys Block V 11, 12. Track 10, 11, 12. Basketball 10. 11, 12. Football 11, 12. Orch- estra. 9, 10, 11, 12. Choir 12. La Vern Robinson Girls League 9, 10, 11, 12. Rosellen Sham Girls League 9. 10. 11. 12. Chorus 9, 10. -f. 5: Ruth Sharp Anna. Sherman Edith Barnes George Simon Girls League 9. 10. Girls League 9, 10. Girls League 9. 10. Boys Federation 9. 11, 12 . 11. 12. C.S.I'. 11. 11, 12. G.A.A. 10, 11. 10, 11, 12. 12. Outing Club 9, 10. 11, 12. Commissioner of Girls' Athletics 12. Pioneer 11. Choir 10. 12. Chorus 9. Oak 12. Prom Committee 11. Latin Club 12. 1 Evalena. Stokes Girls League 9. 10, 11. 12. horus 10. Choir 11, 12. Kathryn Sullivan Girls League 9, 10. 11, 12. Jack Sweeney Boys Federation 9. 10. 11, 12. . Lloyd. Thompson Bo3:erl:ggef::?g:1 9 Boys Federation 10' 11. 12' Band 9, 10: Bus Thomas 1E'B:l.g'ebEH,g1f10, Im. Verne Tolbert 11. 12. Track 10. 11. Boys Federation 9, 11. 12. Football 11. Girls League 9, 10 12. 10, 11, 12. 12. ll, 12. Mary Souza, Girls League 9. 10. 11. 12. Churus 9, 10. 12. Manuel Tristao Boys Federation 9, 10 11. 12. I'.1'.A. 5 10: 11. 12. Track iof 1 1. Baseball 12. fvergene Speight Girls League 9. 10, 11, 12. Chorus 10. Choir 11. 12. Carnival Committee 10. William Tubbs Boys Federation 11. 12. Harold Sponsler Boys Federation 9. 10, 11. 12. C.S.1'. 10. Football 11, 12. Band 9, 10. 11, 12. James Turke Boys Federation B. 10. 11. 12. Class Yell Leader 10. C.S.1'. 9, 10, 11, 12. Block V 11. 12. Basketball 11. 12. Baseball 11, 12. Track 11. 12. Donald E. Steely Boys Federation 9. 10. 11. 12. Douglas Stuart Boys Federation 10, 11, 12. Evelyn Swanson Girls League 9, 10, 11. 12. Outing Club 11. Pioneer 10, 11. Press Club 11, 12. Adrian Taylor Girls League 9, 10, 11, 12. Marjorette 10, 11. 12. Julia Turner Girls League 9. 10, 11, 12. Charles Tuttle Boys Federation 9. 12, 11. 12. Baseball 1 . Lucille Whitleyv Girls League 9. 10, 11, 12. Plonebr 12. Press Club 12. Val Wilcox Boys Federation 9. 10, 11, 12. Balket- lfall 9. Baseball 9, 10. 1. Bette Williamson Girls League 9, 10, 11. 12. Band 9. 10, 11, 12. Orchestra 11. G.A.A. 12. Robert Winterberg Boys Federation 9. 10. 11, 12. Tennis 10. 11, 11. Track 11. Earl Van Order Richard Vosburgh Boys Federation 9. Buys Federation 9. 10, 11, 12, 10, 11. 12. Basketball 9, 10, 11. 12. Base- ball 11, 12. Juanita. Wooten ?ff1s12T '51?.?...Z' 13: wwe mn Worley G.A.A. 10, 11, 12. Girls League 12. Christine Walker Girls League 9. 10 11, 12. Class Secre- tary 11. Class Treas- u.rer 12. Tennis 12 Prom Committee 11 Girls League Chair- man 11. Floyd Wriglxt Boys Federation 9 10. 11. 12. Track 9 10, 11. Fontball 10, 11 Judie Watkins Allan Whitaker Girls League 11 12 Boys Federation 9. 10, 11, 12. Basketball 10. Girls League 9 10 Glam' Young 11 2 Girls League 12. Maxine White Girls League 9. 10. 11. 12. Class Vice- President 11. G.A.A. 9, 10. 11, 12. Block 'V 10, 11, 12. G.A.A. Board 10, 11. 12. Out- ing' Club 9, 10, 11, 12. Raleigh Zarate Boys Federation 9, 10. 11, 12. Oak 12. Track 12. Pinneer 11, 12. George Whitfield Boys Federation 9. 10, 11. 12. 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A. ,-..-, , , --.,,..- ,, ..,- . ,. M..- ,- ,. .4 ARCKERY CLASS: front-Lucy Shuklian. Jane Borges, Darlene Wilder. Pat Clore. Elaine Reynolds. Betty Hagler. Helen Vehrs, Frances Larson. Helen Anderson, Maude Wells. Martina Cesene.. Ophelia Perez, Bobbie Grouchy 2nd-- Beverly Rice. Marilyn Perkins, Laudine Hall. Etta Kirby. Loyce Knuppel. Betty Buford. Ella Billeci. -To Ann Vickers. Doris Kelly, June Bivens, Edna Gardner, Helen Wallace. Elena Flores, Jeanne Henley. Jean Sheffield. Joan Sheffield. Patsy Vehrag 3rd-Jean Williamson. Ann George. Beverly Clarke. Ile. Belanger. Joan Mcrhail, Dorothy Ruby, Jo Lane, Barbara Mankins. Jean Mansfield. Jean Criswell. Jeanne' Blarkins. Wanda Ellis, Sue Ralston. Roberta Adams. Sally Plneda., Helen Duran: back-Lee Bennett, Edna Mae Clevenger. Kathryn Barnett. Vayda. Northcutt. Oma. Lee Morgan. FIBOUIIL Pendley, Evelyn Nolan, Geneva Reeton, Maxine Ivey, Beverly Swift, Barbara Chambers, Joy Beale, Mary Mar- garet Turks, George Boswell, Herbert Young, Billy Track. w 1 '-C BASKETBALL: front-Mgr. Raymond Gomez, Clayton Praster, Milton Whitley, Charles Moody. Russell Doe, Robert Amari-a 'ifback Raymond Stinette, Joe Graziani, Charles gakezg Igilft Mitchell, George Perry: Te , 1 Maynard: not pictured-Bob Clark, B111 Eckert, on c u z. 1 ,. A, . Practice TENNIS RESERVES: front-Betty French. Bebe Bailey, Marguerite Moore, Evelyn G-ummow. Maureen Smith, Mitzi Lee, Dona. Hall, Jane Higgins, Chris Walker: middle-Martha. Moovartian, Carol Glass, Wanda Sharp, Jean Tracy, Marine Reaves. Juanita Bryant, Dolores Alva. Bonnie Lindley, Laverne Robinsong back-Lorraine Dodd, Kathryn Echmftt. Gerry Barboni, Virginia Vanneventer, Betty Bechtel, Carolyn Dean, Barbara. Gillen, Betty Brown, Marion row ey. 47 LATIN CLUB: front-Anna. Sherman. 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Coach x , if and Voodoos Spell Y lctory Voodnos vs: Tulare 28-21 Hanford 26-21 8z 27-13 Dinuba 39-27 Orosi 45-21 Sz Roosevelt 28-16 39-27 Visalia J. C. 32-6 Woodlake Class A 36-17 Arthur Arnold Forward 9 Bill Nichols Forward 5 Irvin Shiffert Guard 17 B111 Andrews Center 96 , Lonnie I-ow Guard. 39 James Philpot Guard 24 Bill Tolbert. Forward, 87 Assistant Managers: Donald Douglas, :Ferrell Maynard. Lf., l, f 'Ziff V+ .,., 'I P1 16 I I 5 Q! 5 QQ if fu iii 17- y ' ...Y '7 F I I : A Lf ! I-v 4 ' A4 1 H' i .,., 1 . 'I'-' I. 1 1 Head Managers Donald Schmitt, Bill Eckert. A Drop in the Bucket Blessed by the return of six lettermen, some from last years B team and other experienced boys, and the able coaching of Polly Wilhelmsen, the Pioneers streaked through their series of victories with a forty-four point plus average. In the first league game the Pioneers made a score almost double that of their opponent, Orosi, who previously In the next game, with Dinuba, Visalia took was unbeaten. an early lead and held it without difficulty. At Hanford, however, fans, coaches, and players were held in suspense as they watched the Pioneers holed up for three quarters. At the end of the third quarter Visalia finally tied the score, and in the last quarter spurred ahead to limit their opponent to one point and to win the game. The Pioneers repeated their victories over Orosi and Hanford and thus had won the league championship. Captain Merritt Gilbert was chosen as the season's most valuable player, and his name was put on the All-American blanket. George Clark recevied a white sweater as the most inspirational player on the varsity team. With only- one returning letterman, Coach Wilhelmsen chose and trained a willing g1'oup of boys who developed into a championship B team. In the first league game with Orosi the Voodoos obtained a score more than double that of the Orosi B team. This was accomplished in spite of the fact that the first string failed to play the entire game. The sec- ond game was slow to get startedg but when it did the Voodoos had to battle hard to keep up with Dinuba's Baby E-mps. The game with Hanford, ending the first round of play, was even closer. Pushed very hard throughout the game the Voodoos emerged victors by only- five points. As a result of the flood the squads of both teams found themselves with only two night's practice for the second Orosi game. In spite of all this the Voodoos finished on top with a 12-point margin. The final victory came when the lightweights again defeated the Hanford B's. This game ran very close in the first half, but the Voodoos finally straightened out and came out with a fairly large lead, enough to win the game and cinch the cham- pionship. Lonnie Low was captain. Bill Andrews was pre- sented with a white sweater as the most inspirational Voodoo player. Pioneer Reserves: standing'-Orlando Willis, Elbert Gilbert, Voodoo Reserves: standing'-Mike Charest, Dwayne McGinnis James Turke. Dick Vos'blu'g'h, Harry Murrellg kneeling- Max Garver, Alfred Perry, Bob Bush: kneeling'-Mantlel Rod Lloyd Smith, John I'1y, George Whitfield, Sherwood Nickel, riquez. Robert Mer-az, Ronald King, George Molina. Jim Anderson. r'r,,.,,T,. . , , M.. - F, 'I I I '- w N --1 s D 'L i , 1 ., , i. , . mi 1 if 1 li- L4 2 ? 3 Passing the Pigskin In spite of fighting spirit and playing abilityf, the Pion- eers were really behind the well-known ball.,, Every game was not victorious for the team, but they rolled up some mighty impressive gains. For the first time in thirteen years the Porterville Panthers bowed down to the Pioneer eleven. Concerning total points of the jseason, the Pioneers outscored their opponents by a large margin. The Armistice Day' game unfortunately tilted to the Tulare side and the Redskins scalped the Pioneers by a score of 13-7 to make up for their last yearis defeat. Probably the most spectacular play of the season was a 90-yard run for a touchdown by' Rufus Aker in the Porterville fracas. Another victory, over Lindsay, closed the year. Considering the teams that our A squad played this year-their weight and ability-the student bodyj may be rightly proud of their Pioneer team and Coach 'lMoose Disbrow. The chant of the Voodoos, according to the beliefs of the jungle, is supposed to cast a spell of defeat upon all its enemies. However, this time That Old Black Magic seemed to have lost its devastating effects. The Voodoo team started the season this year with a group of nine returning veterans, a large batch of red-hot frosh and a new coach in the person of Bob Widger. Things looked great until the first game when the Voodoos suffered not only a defeat from Delano but also injuries to several of their star players. It seemed it just wasn't their year to come to the top. Although they fought hard against heavier squads, they suffered defeat in every game. The annual Armistice Day game showed some of the real playing abilities of those gallant fightersg the Tulare Papooses had all they could do in breaking through the de- fenses of the Voodoo team. But only the two points against Exeter kept it from being a goose egg season. Captain Aker, 008011 DiB'b'l.'0W' Captain Garcia, Ufbafch Widget Managers: George Bartletta, Darryl Jerlow, Frank Casares and Sam Parsakian, Don Brown, Bob Stevenson. lla 3 Itokfhldx Sta,nding'-I'erd- inand Nunez. Don Clark, Richard Hamilton, S t B. n Iloth, George Clark: kneel- his'-B111 Gillen, Rufus Aker, Merritt Gilbert, Porky Oalado. Pioneers vs: Ends: standing - Frank Braun, Jim Lawrence, Nor- man Espinoza., Lloyd Thompson. Vernon Jami- son: kneeling-Benny Scho- enbachler, Robert Mayse, Carl Robinson. Tackles: standing-Harold Sponsler. Lory Bennetts, Stan Miller, Lee' Den.m.a.n: kneeling'-Lowell Parnell, Glarence Minnefrly, Jack Pvtter, Richard Watson. Delano 6-12 Guards: standing - James Exeter Polk. Everett Badgers, :sua 0-6 Milton, Lloyd Keener, Loren Bowlan, Leroy Lashbrookg . - kneeling-Tom Madden, Poligrgllle Trickey L e w 1 s, Homer - oaeu, mu Hopper. Tulare 7-13 Centers: Lewis Pierce, Jack Jensen, Clark Jones. Lindsay 19-0 PIONEER FIRST ST L.E. Vernon Jamison L.T. Lory' Bennetts L.G. Tom Madden C. Clark .Iones R.G. Everett Rogers R.T. Stan Miller R.E. Robert Mayse L.I'I. Rufus Aker R.H. Bill Gillen F. Merritt Gilbert Q. George Clark RING Over ith A Bang be.. Eskaiix QQ-- ,.M,wM,,L- xr, 7 1 H -M Q 5 32 fsfa - Egf K ? s ig: 2. , , SMA Kgs. W..-Ax A y 7 - ff 'Mu A 5 'fn N as f fs? is 'F V K 5 I Fe? !w'fgQV4N f. 1 Qmwmmwyrt ' ,A it ' E 3 N... 2 ,.M y,,W,,, M I ,- w-w..,,. 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At the County Meet, however, Visalia not only won in all three divisions but broke five records as well: George Clark in the pole vault, Bud Lee in the 1320, Richard Hon- nell in the shot put, and Clifton Paregien in the 75 and 120-yard dash: Bob Rosebraugh finished A Class: front-Stanley Rloth: Floyd Wright, shot put: Tommy Madden, 100 yard dash and shot put and relay: Leland Edwards. '440 yard dash: Steve Scurrah. mile run: Lawrence Roldan. shot But: Leo Boudreau, shot iput: middle- Bob Bricker, shot put: Richard Hamilton, 880 yard run and high jump: Bill Gi en. mile run: Carl Bob nson. hurdles and dash and relay: George Clark. pole vault and high jump and discus: Clark Jones, hurdles: Sam Sciacca, hurdles: George Johnstone. distance: back-Richard Watson. assistant manager: Bob Baker. 880 yard run: John Fly. high jump: Don Clark, discus: Don Benton, distance: Merritt Gilbert. dash and high jump and relay: Rufus Aker. dash and broad jump ad relay: Lewis Pierce, shot put and discus: B111 Hopper, shot put: Lee Denman. manager. rfgx l I, ff,f'l ! e J . . ,1 B Class: front-Bob Rosebraugh, distance: Herbert Terrill. high jump and relay and hurdles: Keith Loyd, distance: Floyd Heber-ling, discus: Bruce Green, shot put and relay: Irvin Shiffert. hurdles and discus and 'broad jump, and relay: Richard Jones. pole' vault: Dwayne McGinnis, discus: middle-Dallas Inman, distance: Herbert Blomquist, road. jump: Manuel Mendonca, discus: Tommy Fischer. hurdles: Eddie Merzoian. hurdles: Bob Sparks, hurdles: Bud Lee, distance: Don Douglass, distance: Max G-arver, hurdles and relay: Back--Don Conklin, high jump: Kenneth McCrary, hurdles and relay: Mike Char-est, hurdles and pole vault and relay: .Albert Silvani, discus: Richard Ronnevll, shot put: Curtis Swan, hurdles and dash: Bill Arnett, dash: Floyd Lancaster. hurdles: Harold Green, manager. second in the 1320 to also top the record. Coach Disbrow sent ten boys to Fresno where they won the West Coast Relays, with Clark tieing for first place in the pole vault: Carl Robinson, Merritt Gilbert, Rufus Aker and Tommy Madden winning the relay, and Aker taking the broad jump. '-C Class: front-Ferrell Maynard, pole vault: Howard Gagnos, 120 yard dash and 'broad lump and relay: Richard Cotta.. dash and discus: Darryl Jerlow. hurdles: Marlin Walker, high jump: Rex lllIeCall.ister, urdler: Lee Glaves, hurdles: Robert Geiger, hurdles and distance: Don Brown, hurdles and shot put and distance: Phillip Watson, high jump: Leo Swanson, dash and relay: middle-:Bill Mitchell, shot put: Joe Cesena.. distance: Bill Whitfield, distance: James Moody, high jump and broad jump: Clifton Paregien, dash and relay: Tony Tarogal, discus and shot put: Hugh Isaacs, high jump: Robert Baker, hurdles: Kenneth Garrett, dash and shot put and relay: Harry Baker. hurdles: Bob Troyn. discus: Raymond Gayton. distance: back-Robert Pool, manager: Earl Settlemeyre. distance: George Perry, dash and broad jump and relay: Jim Landsdown. hurdles: Robert Amaral, hurdles: William McDowall, hurdles: Charles Moody, high jump and broad jump: Volney Brown, hurdles and high jump: Richard Jennings. shot put and discus: Russell Doe, shot put: Bob Clark, discus and pole vault: Clayton Praster, discus: George Porter, shot put.. 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' Job n orsehide Box Score VISALIA VS: Lindsay 5-1 Exeter 13-4 Tulare 8-3 Corcoran 1-111 Delano 1-6 Tulare 4-5 Woodlake 8-7 Fresno Tech 14-2 Dinuba 10-3 Porterville 7-2 TOTAL 72--17 f,..N I s I Q' Q Q ff il l neennr e J! we ummm 3 S? 5 5 . l t 'ex . ff Tennis Ladder: boys doubles at top left-Tack Pflock. B111 Andrews: girls doubles at top right-Nancy Lee Liff, Mary Beth Baca: girls singles at lower left-Helen Moyer: Coach Pons with mixed doubles in center-Dorothy Kame, Bud Winterberg not pictured: boys singles at lower right-Bill Nichols: alternates at lower middle-Judy Dwight, Evelyn Swanson. 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JM- .SM 239' 239' -239' 209' 209' 209' 209' 209' 5409 5409 W- .wg .eng ,wg ,eng .wg , wg .sg fgg ,egg gg .egg .egg 233 239' 239' 239' 209' 209' 209' 209' 209' 209' 209' Darlene Moore Commissioner of Student Welfare .f , ' Dorothy Janelli Commissioner ot Finance :Frances Eaton Commissioner of Girls Athletlol Spring Pathhnders Stanley Miller Student Body President 4 I l 1 I f Beverly Holbrook Commissioner of Publications The Student Council is made up of the commissioners and reprgesenta- tives. Under the leadership of Stan- ley- Miller, student body president, they had a busy year. Among the more important events on the cal- ander was the deciding of awards to members of the various organizations which had been of benefit to the school. Money was voted for new athletic equipmentg and the year has gone smoothly in spite of the war. ufus Aker r of Boys Athletics Edith Barnes Commissioner of Girls Athletics Tall 1 l ..,,,,..-...---.-. Yell Leaders: Darryl Jerlow. a, s s i s 1: a, n t: Sam Farsakian. head: Robert Geiger. assistant. W Representatives: front - Judy Dwight, Girls League: Sam Parsakian, Yell Leaderg back- Clareuce Minnerly. spring' sen- iorg Robert Mayse. fall senior: James Philpot, spring juniorg not pictured-Tena, Meuli. fall junior. Assembly Committee: front- Ruth Nelson. Helen Moyer. Judy Dwight, Zoe Searcyg back -Bruce Green. Stanley Miller, Robert Baker, Dave Byrnes. ,fu Freshman Class Officers: spring in front-William Mc- Dowell, vice-president: Buddy Burr. treasurer: Fern William- son, secretary: Max Garver. president: Merle' Peleay, yell leader: fall in back-Chuck Baker. secretary: Joe Graziani. yell leader: Dixie Kiteley. treasurer: Eugene Brazil. pres- ident: Richard Jennings. vice- president. The Freshman assembly was the office of Merle Feleay, theatrical agent: his secretary, Caro- line De Vault, announced that there were several people waiting for auditions. Dixie Kiteley danced to the center ol' the stage singing How Many Hearts Have You Broken?',, her accompanist was Mae Carmichael. Betty Kuck and Joanne Shaw dueted on the Trolly Song . Virginia Tay-lor and Zoe Searcy appeared in a ballet number. A rlaythmical quartet composed of Ona Lee Knup- pel, Margaret Smith, Kathryn Schroeder and Barbara Lee Pritchard sang the heart thrilling Cloe. Catherine Cruzen chose Night and Day. Playing a melody of Tea For Two and First Waltz was Mae Carmichael. To soft Hawiian music the twins, Jean and Joan Sheffield, did a graceiul hula. Marilee Abercrombie, after being persuaded by her mother Evelyn Miller that she would receive a lollypop, gave forth with 'Tve Been Working in the Classroom. Miss De Vault showed that she had other talents by reciting a monologue, Betty at the Football Game. Rosalie Beamish appeared on stage to sing and tap to My Mother Told Me. And next Fern Wil- liamson and Frances Larson with their squeeze boxes lull of harmony. Finally the Freshman tumbling team composed of Eugene Brazil, Richard Thurman, David Allen, Keith Loyd, Howard Gagnos, Joe Graziani and Bill Arnett gave a startling exhibition of muscular co-ordination. Deputy The Sophomore Class, gave their Gay Nineties Review under the supervision of Miss Pons, Mrs. Newman and Mrs. Shannon, Francis Bufkin was the student director. The numbers were announced by Darryl .Ierlow. First on the program was Hizzy,s Hoozitls Orchestra, composed of Leonard Casebolt, Chunky Hook, Milton Whitley, Irvin Shiffert and Rex McCallister. The lights were dimmed, and Mary Ann Green sang Summertime , her accompanist was Dorothy- Ann Wright. Pat Clore stunned the student body by the contortions she went through. A rare old number For Me and My Gal was sung by Char and Her Gals 3 Charlene Wyatt being Char. Daisy and Lazy' were .Ioan Hogan and Lory Bennets singing Bicycle Built for Twof' Then Gwen Harmonson sang Let the Rest of the World Go By. Pusy Willow Willadene Stearns, singing Round Her Neck She Wore A Yellow Ribbon was next. A real old fashioned waltz was done by Bruce Green and Dorothy Ann Wright. Dorothy' also played Memories.,' Francis Buf- kin sang When You Wore a Tulip. Last but not least were Birdie and Her Can-Canis. Anna Mae Ziegler as Birdie and her chorus sang It's Only a Bird in a Gilded Cage. Sophomore Class 0 f f i c e r s: spring in front-Carolyn Dean, treasurer: Ed Sullivan, yell leader: Donald Schmitt. presi- dent: Richard Mackey, vice- president: Kathryn Schmitt, secretary: fall in ba.ck-Mu.r- guerite Moore, secretary: Lory Bennetts, president: Darryl Jerlow, yell leader: Richard Honnell. vice-president: Jean Tracy. treasurer. l 1 Senior Class Officers: spring ln front-George Hopkins. vice- president: H a. r o 1 d Sponsler. treasurer: Bill G-illen, yell leader: .Tack Pflock, president: Sam Sciacca, secretary: fall in 'back-Sam I' a r s a k i a n, yell leader: Richard Hamilton. vice- president: Nancy Lee Liff. secretary: Christine Walker. treasurer: Clark Jones. presi- dent. The Seniors celebrated their last talent assembly by reviewing their four years in Visalia Union High School. David Byrnes, narrator for the assembly, introduced Bette Williamson, Virginia Beamish, Evalena Stokes, Martha Moorvartian, Ivergene Speight, Edith Barnes and Bill McGlasson, who took us on a Sentimental Journey? Going back to 1941 when they were very young, Beverly Holbrook, Loyce Knuppel, and Etta Kirby sang f'The Good Ship Lollipopv. Next Clarence Minnerly did his version of Bessie In A Bustle . Virginia Beamish and Bette Wil- liamson sang Dreams and James Turke offered us some of his own special boogie woogie on the piano. Our own version of Frank Sinatra was Sam Farsakian, who sang Accentuate the Posi- tive , Magic In the Moonlight , and Pm Making Believe . A monologue on rest-cures was given by Wanda Guest: and the program closed with the orchestra playing I'Il Be Seeing You . The faculty advisor was Miss Helen Grant, and senior directors were Jane Higgins, Marion Crowley, and Christine Walker. Darlene Moore and Barbara Chambers accompanied the numbers. Sheriffs The Junior Assembly' was a real night club, opening with Billie Bowen singing with the orchestra: Deep Purple . Then James Polk and Wallace Honley and their jokes. Next, Phyllis Eggers sang I'll See You Again . Playing Raphsody in Blue were Ann Switzer and Louise Nichel at the pianos. Etta Criswell sang Together : then a Barber Shop Quartet rende1'ed Be- hind The Swinging Doorsv. A star and her male trio, Charlotte Isbell, Bob Sparks, Tricky Lewis, and Ronnie King did Her Tears Flowed Like Wine . Boogie Woogie came from Helen Rae Vehrs at the piano. Last but not least were The Eight Wolfessesg their song was original any- way. Alway-s our theme song was a finale. As good as the main acts: the specials were Alan Hardy as the cigarette girl, who was a scream: and so was Bob Baker singing, Singing In the Bathtubvg Bill Nichols imitated a cow girl. Bob Baker and Ruth Nelson were right on the ball when they thought that assembly up. W Junior Class Officers: spring in front-Arthur Arnold. Yell leader: Virginia Marsli. treas- urer: Mary Lou Kirby, vice- president: Mitzi Lee, president? James Philpot. class represen- tative: fall in back-Bob Baker. president: Maurine Smith. viCe- president: Ronald King. yell leader: not pictured-Maxine Greer, secretary: .Archie Mc- Manus, treasurer. 70 Officers: Helen Moyer. vice-president: Judy Dwight, president: Mitzio Lee, treasurer: Frances Bufkin, secretary. Sugar 'n Spice The Girls League carried on many of its activities and even added a few extra ones for good measure. A continuous project was Red Cross work. First was the Howdy- Hop, a no-date dance with Kenny McPhail's hepcats giving forth with the music: its pur- pose was to raise money for the scholarship award given at graduation. Another annual event was the Fall Fashion Show: then Christmas was noted with a drive by the Social Service Committee for donations for the Old People's Home. With Spring came the most exciting event of the year, the Spring Picnic, held at Mooney's Grove for the first time since the outbreak of the war. There all sorts of games were played, and late in the afternoon a picnic lunch was served by the members of the board. The school year was ended by the impressive candle-light in- stallation. Board: front--Barbara. Jos- eph, spring publicity: Sue Baulston. spring program: Gerry Barboni, spring' decor- ations: Betty Arnold, spring' social: Mary Beth Baca.. spring' bulletin: Nancy I-ee Liff, spring' courtesy: mid- dle-Diane Perkins. fall decoration: Betty Hagler, fall scholarship: Betty Pyle. fall G.A.A.-Block V: Jean Tracy, spring G-.A.A.-Block V: Ann Switzer, spring' p o s t e r: Beverly Clark. spring' scliolarsliip: back- Darlene Wilder, fall pro- gram: Barbara Moyer. fall social s e r v 1 c e: Christine Walker, fa.11 social: Marion Crow1e'y. fall publicity: Dorothy Ann Wright, fall bulletin: Mary Ann Green, fall courtesy. Rough Il, Ready The Boys Federation started the 1945 season by lightening the task of nominating officers with their first boxing match of the year. Later in the semester, the champion trick artist performed a series of difficult basketball shots. Three other meetings were used as elimination tournaments in prepara- tions for the final matches. The boys not only donated money, but also red points in order to make their annual picnic a success. At Mooneyis Grove they witnessed again the annual championship bouts, after they- had engaged in their inter-class matchesg and closed the day by gorging themselves on the food provided at a barbecue. This success- ful year was do in no small part to their new advisor, Polly Wilhelmsen. ...ei 71 Officers: Tommy Madden, vice-president: B111 Gillen, secretary- treasurerg Bill Andrews, yell leaderg Carl Robinson, P1'0l1d9nt . Bouts: upper left-Manuel Bodriquez vs. Elwood Ros- siterg upper right.-Referee B111 Gilleng lower left-the champ? lower right-.Albert Silvani vs. Prank Casares. O 5 1 1 72 Bwrbara Moyer literary editor Artists: front-Jean- nine Cambell, Judy Dwight. B eti y Ar- noldg back-Pat Cro- W811. Ed Sullivan. Round Over the Top ! Last year 900 copies were sold, but this year due to many' ambitious salesmen 1000 copies were sold. The salesmen were the regu- lar staff members and many special salesmeng Lula Bragg sold the most. The yearbook staff this year worked on a committee system. After one or two general meetings to decide on a general plan and to report progress, the staff broke up into separate sections for art, photography, and copy. The work was supervised by a committee made up of the literary- editor, business managers, the commissioner of publications, and the advisor, Mr. Grant Heil. Of the artists Ed Sullivan is to be thanked for the idea of Pioneer Joe and the cover designg Pat Crowell adapted Joe for the divisionalsg Judy Dwight created Sun- bonnet Sue for the preliminary pagesg Copy Staff: front- Helen Anderson, Betty P y 1 e. Darryl Jerlow, N e 1 1 Main- w a rin g. Gretchen Wahlstromg b a c k- B e v e r 1 y Holbrook, Edith Barnes, Bonita. Bentley. David. Byrnes. Mary DeLa- Cruz, Betty Bechtel. and Jeannine Campbell used both for the senior cartoons. Barbara Moyer as literary editor supervised the copy writ- ers. Dave Byrnes coined the brilliant headings, and Darryl Jerlow wrote the sports write-ups. Betty Bechtel was chief clerk, doing the typing and editing the senior biographies. Nell Mainwar- ing did all odd jobs, one of which was proof-reading. The photography staff collected and took the snaps and decided on figure arrangements. The 1945 edi- tion could not have been completed without those willing hands who came to our rescue at the close of the term. Sam Farsakian finished the sale of the ads, Louise Smith and Barbara Joseph helped with the typing of the copy, and Bea Cox and Diane Perkins checked names. Salesmenx front-PM Crowell. Helen Rae Vehrs. Gretchen Wahlstroxxl. B e t t Y Stutclu-nan. A m e 1 1 a. Enas. Laurie Cotta., Lucy Shuk1:la.n:-mld- dle - Betty Bechtel. Beverley Clarke. Nell Mainwaring. M a r y D e L a Cruz. Beverly Swift, Joan Cobb, Ruth Nelsong 'back- Martha. Moorvartian. Barbara. Jacobs, Lula Bragg. George John- stone, Baliegh Zarate, Clarence Minnerly. 73 Virginia VanDeventer and Gerry Barboni business managers Photo Staff : f rout- Lula Bragg, Darryl J erlow, Nell Main- waring: back-Alfred Nelson. 1 4: V .l David Byrnes. business manager: Barbara. Chambers, editor. 74 rinter's The Pioneer Staff began the year's publication in good shape by' producing its first issue a week and a half after school had reopened. From then on, it operated on a bi-weekly basis, publishing sixteen issues throughout the yea1'. At Christmas. the staff published a special six page edition in green ink commemorating the holiday spirit. Shortly afterwards, one issue of the paper was postponed by the flood, and the Pioneer staff brought out an early Tuesday edi- tion giving the facts of the flood damage to the school. On the Week preceding April 1st the Pioneer published a blue ink edition for April Fo0l's Day. Appropriately titled the Pie-On-Ear , the issue was the first at Visalia in three years. Late in the second semester, the staff received invitations to a junior-gang dinner of the San Reporters: front-Pat Crowell. Edna Stutchman, Loyce A1111 Knuppel, Evelyn Swanson. Betty Bechtel, Mary DeL:LCruz. Darryl Jerlowg middle-Judy Dwight. Barbara Joseph. Virgiia Va.nDeventer. Gerry Bar- boui, Maxine Durfeeg back-Bob Baker. Lucille Whitley, Barbara Roark, Laudine Hall. 75 Devils Francisco Press Club, held in conjunction with the San Francisco World Peace Conference. Bar- ..,,., we bara C h a m b e r s and :i'j ,. David Byrnes attended the first dinner, Marion C r 0 w l e y and Beverly Holbrook the second, and Laudine Hall and Nancy Ayres the third. . The greater Dart of -2'- the writing was done by Printers: front-ram -rrogaon. wuburn Price, naieign zamzeg back-nick the journalism class of Mr. Carroll Montague, who was faculty' advisor of the Pioneer. Vosburgh. James Polk. Editors ad Ad Staff: front-George Johnstone. solicitor: Loyce Ann Knuppel, solicitor: Beverly Holbrook, commissioner of publications: Sally Dunaway. bookkeeper: Marion Crowley, fall manager: Ruth Nelson, solicitor: Darryl Jerlow. solicitor: middle-Betty Pyle. exchange editor: Ed. Sullivan, artist: Marion Bein- horn. artist: back-Helen Anderson, news editor: Bonnie Tae Lindley, feature editor: Etta Kirby, feature editor: Bonita. Bentley, girls' sports editor: Robert Mayse. boys' sports editor. ...,..., Y , , ,, l 76 . 3 E Officers: fall in front-Jean Tracy, secretary-treasurer: Ruth Robinson, vice-president: Betty Pyle. president: Edith Barnes commissioner of athletics: spring in middle-Frances Eaton. vice- prelident and commissioner of athletics: Shirley Meissen, presi- dent: Clettis Miller. secretary-treasurer: back-Georgia Hamil- ton, song' leader. e Rugged ,ife The G. A. A. is the Girl's Athletic Association. This year's program in- cluded baseball, basketball, volley- ball, hockey, and soccer. Tourna- ments were held at noon with team competition. The girls invited the Hanford, Tulare, Dinuba, Porterville and Woodlake organizations to a playday at which intermural contests were played, and entertainment was provided at noon by each town. The girls made pom-poms to sell for the athletic games. The profit they netted was used to put on a dance in honor of the football teams. The Boys Block V also asked them to be in charge of the decorations for their dance. The highlight of the year was the Mother-Daughter banquet held near the close of the semester in the cafe- teria. Awards were made at this time. w . 4 Managers: fall in front-Lupe Mi- randa. basketball: Mary DeLaCruz. speedball: Evelyn G-ummow. tennis: Shirley Meissen. archery: spring in back-Bebe Bailey, tennis: Betty Stevenson. badminton: Pauline Pot- ter. hockey: Allene Langdon, softball. Softball: Tenn Meuli, Shirley Meissen, Allene Langdon. Betty Pyle. Basketball: Betty Pyle, Clettis Miller. Shirley Meissen. Betty Featherstone. Tena, Meuli. Hockey: Beverly Featherstone. Clettis Miller. Allene Langdon, Betty Featherstone. Julia Lovett. Volley Ball: Bebe Bailey. Pauline Potter, Mary De La. Cruz. -ll 3 em., 'Wav' y mmm 78 Drum Major Tommy Wa.1lg'h with Majorettes Billie Bowen, Maurine Smith, Marion Norred, and Adrian Taylor. Band: front--Dolores Alva. Evelyn Gununow, Ophelia. Perez, Virginia Beamish. Barbara. G-illen. Elena Flores, Raymond Gomez: middle-Doris Kelly. Billy Trask. Lorena. Harrell, Bud Lee. Orzncia. Flores, Frankie Lovero. Carolyn Dean, Joe Graziunl, George Stanleyg back-Rosalie Beamish, Betty Kuck, Virginia Whitley. Eugene Brazil, Joyce Weddle. Carl Sacks: standing-Bette Williamson, Pat Clore, Dwayne McGinnis, Wanda Sharp. Delia Hall. '79 Il y Guitar Besides its annual band concert and the Evening of Music, the band played at all assemblies and most of the games. The Three Bears was a novplty piece with Betty Kuck as narrator. Another amusing number was Boostin' the Basses which featured Bill Gillen, Herbert Terrill ,Lee Denman and Joe Golden in the bass section. Indian Love Call included a coronet duet with Rex McCallister and Tommy Madden. The excellent programs offered by the band are due in large part to its leader, Mr. John Wing. Mr. John Wing, band leader 1 , r v g V 11'-and front-Robert Meraz. Joe Graziani. Jean Tracy, Eddy Merzoian. Billy Brand. Sally Owen: m.idd.le-Bill Gillen, Frank Casares, Milton Whitley, Richard Cotta, John Fly. Barbara Bank, Merle Jernigan, Tommy Madden. Rex McCal- hster back-Herbert Terrill. Ferrell Maynard, Keith Loyd. Harold Sponsler, Edward Bradshaw, Marshall Wanzer. Manuel Bizarro, Prank Davis, Eugene Hatfield. Elwood Bossiter, Hugh Jump, Irvin Shiffert. LQ.. , 4 3 6 E 9 f l f The Swingsters: Pat Hamilton, Phyllis Eggers. Darlene Moore, Marlhaf Mo orvartifm. ' MllSiC,R0llDd the Campfire The Orchestra, under the leadership of Mr. Wing, pre- sented its annual school con- cert and participated in the Evening' of Music. They played a novelty number, Aft- ernoon in the Park, which was thoroughly- enjoyed by all. -. F3 1 I I H f 'A Orchestra.: front-I'ra11ces Eaton. Carl Robinson, Donivan Cozby. Edna Gnrdnerg middle-Aurelia Pizarro, Virginia Taylor, Armada Mendouca. Eudora Newby. George Neves. Ruth Holbrook: back-Williaixi McDoWa11. Lee Glaves. Abel Avilag standing-Katherine Schroeder, 'Donald Conklin, Don Brown. Betty Beane, Catherine CTHZBD.-N01'1l1it04 Ellis. K N M ., 11 x .5355 . SRM , ,Q , xx. if if V A f if ix .Egg f fl Q . X 'Q ,, . if J N 'ni vm Q25 ,x fx, Q -QLQ - x W 3 ,Sim ' '1'-': 'V- - Q h A 2- .:E-E- n , QW l ' vu 82 Keepin' armon Under the direction of Mr. Wing, the choir has been able to bring to the students fine patriotic and sacred pieces. Its members have worked hard, participating in every- assembly of importance. Their two regular appearances were the Christmas Pag- eant and the Evening of Music. They sang carols as the musical background of the formerg Charlene Wyatt did the solo of 6'Cantique de Noel. Other programs that they shared in were the Dedication Of The Service Flag, the Memorial Services for the Presi- dent and the V-E Day and UNRRA assemblies. Among the outstanding pieces that the choir sang were To The Colorsf' Onward Christian Soldiers, Thanks Be To Godj' When the Light Go On Again and Green Cathedral. Soloists were Sherwood Nickel, Harold Mick, and Charlene Wyatt. Choir: front-Charlene Wyatt. Edith Barnes, Patricia Hamilton. Mary Lee Ashlock, Evalena. Stokes. Ivergene Bpelght. Martha Moorvartion, Phyllisrae Jerlow. Laurie' Cottag middle-I'ra.nces Kennedy, Antoinette Natarni- cola.. J0 Ann Vickers, Phyllis Eggers. Darlene Moore, Wanda. Guest. Louise Smith. Arnold Ringler. Harold Mick. Sherwood Nickelg back-Allen Hardy, David Owen, Don Kirkman, Danny Evangelho, John Patterson, Otis Pierce: pianistf-Sue Raulston. Holy Family: Clettis Miller. Harry Murell Wise Men: Oliver Hinkle. Charles Baker. Hiram Phillips Joseph, Jesus and ary were travelling for the west.. . Angels: Bonnie Pee Lindley Retlxa Dinwiddie. Alene La,ng'cl011 11.1111 Retlm Dinwidclie. Freedia Pendley. Vaydfl Northcutt. Shepherds: Sam Farsakizmn. 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My urel h e 4 X ji7i5alraZ'ca1iZXLfd1 V , Piwessional fu Visalia . Xe! s Q, W1 , H, ,,,, Y ,WY ff BC ,JV NJIJQQR. ML Qi' WININGS RUPERT E. FLOWER lJ- 1 J' , I'lDentist Optometrist 1 7 ' Siecurity First National Bank Bldg. 204 Bank of America Bldg. Telephiuziex 721 Visalia Telephone 584-W Visalia, Calif. ll I f 7 E g,is1fl'f'lf.llJlbS BEAUTY SALON l l ty Eictendsklo gmyglations to the Graduating Seniors , ,123 somhfchiqalfs jeeyt' flyfl Phone 689 M . 4 1 -H V ' J . ' J B ' r ' fl: X E L I I, 'PAH' fbi Kat, 'fl 1 ECQNGRAJPULATIIONS T0 THE GRADEATING CLASS OF '45 ' r . F 'f 1 J' 7' f E E F 'gli lil!!! if ' 1 sllfi I A .I JU H E rf ll - ff f 'J I l. br ' ml ,JJ 4 f 'N , r g ' I , Headquarters for the Junior Miss SINCERE GOOD WISHES To The Graduates of '45 . . FQX THEATRE T T fl' it L f I ,i, ' l .,f X JF -e-f +V' ,V li A ,lyk , fi GOWNS I R HE M ACCESSORIES fl! Visalia, Calilioiniaf f ' V U c:ONGRXATULA'l'iONS, SEN S S X ff' SS,SS,,,,..,oo,.,e,,., T V1 -T I e,,.,,rf,,i,.,.,,,..,., M 0 DEL ' - 'V Bouisk HARDWARE DEPARTMENT STORE ' + O + Dry Goods, Ladies' and Children'S HARDWARE Ready-to-Wear, Fancy and Goods, Notions I + SPORTING GOODS Millinery 1 + t S12 ' + + 1 4 Best Wishes to Phone 284 Visalia, California i 4 the Class of ,45 + , + f CONGRATULATIONS S + TOTHECLASSOV45 1, Inc. from u . , + Your Family- Shoe Store 220 West Main Visalia + 4. 1 KIRBY s CONGRATULATIONS 3 112 W. Main st. Visalia T0 THE CLASS OF 45 i Q Phone 1891 O 1T T' O l i l l l l i?'i Q' VISALIA ROLLER RINK Open every night except Monday Monday reserved for private parties. 301 W. Main, Visalia ' For Reservation Phone 1211-W 'Q l ilfil- 'U' l 'C G 'lf'l WT'T l l'ilf l' ,QL.4L,gL,gL,5 GREETINGS T0 THE CLASS 0F '45: ' Congratulations and Best Wishes MAY THE YEARS AHEAD OF YOU BRING THE FULFILLMENT OF YOUR FONDEST HOPES Q49 SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK LOS ACISIICIELES H. GALLAGHER V FRANK C. EAREON1 Manager Asst. Branch Manager A MR+RR+RR'RR+'RR+R 'E++R+RM'E 'R f I I SC H E L L I N G S + MEN'S and BOYS' WEAR zoo W. Main Phone 1267 f-r'w- E+s+A rsO++Mm+Ms I SINGER SEWING I Q I MACHINE C0. I OC i, g.2g5fEf'EP A 221 W. Main st. Visalia, California I izlu llmlmmx I o COVERED BUTTONS ,vi X A-1, O NOTIONS L, 'Q H EI 2, 1 it-.. lg k + O COVERED BUCKLES + t Ray Burrows, Mgr. Phone 67 i 2 UNSURPASSED VALUES I +L. La,-.r-.1r.r.n.LL+s....F. +L..Ls..,+..J FOR Shoes of Quality LOCEY'S - --lv --P--'lL1l--1l-4IL4OL1l- --l--4-JI' -P--QL -4---ll---'I--4--AQ--JlLJ5.Q-Y 4 SCHOOL and OFFICE SUPPLIES TOGNl-BRANCH RADIOS : : SPORTING GOODS : : PARTY SUPPLIES HART, SCHAFFNER Sz MARX CLOTHING STETSON HATS PM E T E R S E N 'S Phone 591 106 West Main St. ARROW SHIRTS AND CRAVATS FREEMAN Sz NUNN BUSH SHOES Jil- llklll-Jil---ll-'l--Jl--1lL1lk1lLJlLJlk1L..1.-i--'l---'l----lk1il-.i- Jil- All- - INSURE COMPLETE VICTORY BUY WAR STAMPS AND BONDS SQ BUCKMAN-MITCHELL, Inc. Phone 340 I n S u 1' 0 1' s Visalia, California 'Q' 'O' l l' 7? ilf l 'l ilf1l 'C l l l 'lfil l 1lf1l iY ?1l- TO THE STUDENTS OF VISALIA HIGH SCHOOL AND THE CLASS OF 'Ml BEST OF LUCK EXETER MERCANTILE COMPANY Dealers INTERNATIONAL FARM MACHINERY AND TRUCKS Visalia Store A 4 Cir-wir-7-qr1v.?'W'.r1.'W-7.QriP.tr .NI II, B 'fd A E205 32 AL'S IIIVE lN J' ' I1 f M N7 l ' B 0 R D S TASTY SANDWICHES V I' I ICE CRlE AM FOUNTAIN SERVICE If f Q! Good Wishes to the Class of '45 A' 801 East Main Stl. Phone 86-W Acequia and S. West Phone 1075 + LOANS Phone 70 INSURANCE C0NGffffeLgf1fgN5aSS0f,45 I EDWARD PUTZ ANTEIZAOEIEUETI joined oo . I Armed Forces + Fine Automobiles + AIA L. W. PRITCHARD 1 700 East Main st. Visalia, Calif. IVANH0ge e'a' Merchanifiine 54-J-3 L..+++ A....A-+++,...A .N -++,, ,+AA..,.A-+.v.. + LARGER VARIETY o BETTER FOODS o LOWER PRICES Ioon CENTER G I Foon IIAIII 120 West Main Street 1617 West Mineral King VISALIA'S MOST COMPLETE FOOD STORE ---QL Jil- -'IL --IL --l-- --Il --lv --OL -L-QL-CL JE- Jil- -'QL - '23 ERNEST J. KINDY PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Phone 2181 Visalia, California 110 South Church Street '7'Q G 'lf lfWlYi7'? Q ?'T 'T ? . l l I C l l MAIN AUTO PARTS C0. C. J. H A M M E R IRVING EDELSTEIN MACHINERY COMPANY 4- 4 POMONA TURBINE PUMPS Complete Stock of New and Water Lubricated Used Parts 1' ' 1' + 4 SQ , , 1 CASE TRACTORS and 331 East Main street Phone 335 4 1 FARM MACHINERY Visalia. California 4 915 East Main Street Visalia, Calif. 5 ? . 'Qf'i ' . 'I' . lfiT'?' 'l f Q Y'J 'lf 7'i'Q l l l' l 1.fi.f . ' . Congratulations to the graduating class of '45 for having reached this rung in the educational ladder. It is our recommendation that you continue on VISALIA FARM SUPPLY C0. to the top. 805 E. Main St. Phone 2172 - --IL --IL --l-- -QL --ll -I--All M0llEl'S CAFE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 125 East Main Street -- ll---'P--'ll Jllklll 'ilf lflf 'fi' ANGELO BARBIS, Owner and Operator JIPJIL-'P 'i.QL-4L4i.Q1lL--i.Q4il--4-JF-4-JP-41-lk -Jil'--'lk-'QQ CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS BANK 0F AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST and SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Visalia Branch Congratulations to You Class of '45 7 Your school's activities. merit encouragement. They- are foundations for future suc- cess. Let the community ln which you reside be proud of you Again we sa Co - . y- , n gratulations to you, class of '45, for your achievementsg may you find success and happiness in the future. 7 218 West C ASS I D Y S Visalia Main Stfeet BR0wNbi1t SHOE STORE Calif0fHia AL J- BERGTHOLD Happy Feel for All the Family E. H. CASSIDY ALBERTS vlsAuA siumo 325 iii lf! BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE- TO THE CLASS OF '45 Ci Ci 331 114 So. Church Visalia JI---'QL--ll -ll--1014!--ll---'P4LlL f-l----I---'E QLJLQQ- FROSTED MA T HOP 225 East Main Street Visalia SANDWICHES FROSTED MALTS ICE CREAM HAMBURGERS MILK SHAKES CONGRATULATIONS SE-NIORS Make the Main Drug Store Your Headquarters for Drugs, Sundries and Cosmetics MAIN DRUG STORE NATIONAL BAKERY SQ OTTO ZIEGLER, Proprietor 7 BREAD, PASTERIES PHGNE 238 DIAMONDS o WATCHES o GIFTS 211 EAST MAIN STREET Hyde Theatre Bldg. Visalia C0NGgI?:lL5IlggTI0NS Welcome to Q SIERRA PLUNGE For The Latest In Men's Wear JOE LIN K LINIVS MEN'S SHOP 103 S. Court SWIMMING CLUB Clean and Sanitary J. S. Walton, Prop. Phone 274 'O' I lf 17? iT'? U I l lf'T'i Q I l HER FLOWERS ARE RIGHT IF THEY ARE FLOWFRS BY PETII PERKINS FloWERs ROBBINS MUSIC STORE See Our Complete Line of: RECORDS SHEET MUSIC GIFTS . 120 E. Main Visalia P301 S. Locust St. Phone 600 C. M. LUPNETT WM. P. NASH THE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CO lnc Visalin Tulare Hanford Portervill 8 I, I Complete Machine Shop Service 6? BEST WIOHEQ T0 THE GRADUATING SENIORS EVERYTHING FOR THE WELL-DRESSED BOY ON McWll.LlAMS WU 15' -P'?v 'lf l 7 Q l l' G0 FIRST TO . . . M'!1'1'iR'?MDE'Z?-PTPRE LITTLF ABNER SHOES ln 10 and 17-inch tops. SEARS ROEBUCK gl CO. Where Courtesy Is Not Rationed 'T 211 W. Main Phone 295 T? TY- -l 'l 'Q' 7'i? l l iV' ROUNTREE MORRIS FURNITURE CO . L q . Y 1 1 L br 1 O 229 East Main Street rl.. gg 1 1 199 K 1 K 7 Congratulations to the Class of 45 CH A N B R O S. Phgne Q77 GROCERIES - MEATS WL LARRY OUR owN ACCOUNTS VEGETABLES Visalia Lalifornia 115 N. Locust Phone 650 coNGRATULAT1oNs IF- T0 THE CLASS OF ,45 1t's Clever Styles in Slacks HEADQUARTERS FOR YOUNG BTOUSSS-'DTQSSQS-HOUSE Coats MEN'S SCHOOL CLOTHING or Sportswear You Want Q Visit the Callforma Clothing Store TREND-O-FASlllON 222 East Main St. Phone 499 100 West Main Visalia, California , 9 .V , 'l ' WW M5 VJ Q A r JJ ..f'tlU 13 it old Mg fx ' JEWELERS in H 4. 111 West Main Visalia, Calif. Authorized Watch Inspector So. Pacific Co. DEPARTMENT STORE CONGRATIULATIONS SENIORS ! 201 W. Main Vlsalia, California Phone 288 f i fXl ' si fx , A l 3' 1 THE SMART STUDENT as as SWlTZER'S DRUG STORE Buys His Stationery, Gifts, Cards 105 East Main Phone 120 and School Supplies at ' COSMETICS I PERF UMES Q CANDY LEWIS STATIONERY STURE EARL SWHZER GEO W WILLIAMS JEWELER DIAMONDS WATCHES L CK C 0 S The big Jewelry store ln he Old Palace Hotel Bldg lhone 177 104 E. Main SMARTSHOPPE Handkerchiefs 110 E. Main Phone 387 VIQALIA CALIFORNIA 3 f L, A , ll H B mmmmrmw f E?5fg'21Qs 'msmwsmmwm O O . . . t Millinery - Hosiery - Costume Jewelry BOYD PAINT STORE 115 North Church St. Phone 10 Visalia, California ESTRADA S SPANISH KITCHEN Serving, only the finest Spanish foods MENU A LA CARTE HOURS Sundays 3 to 10 p . Closed Mondays ORDERS TO TAKE HOME MANUEL V ESTRADA Mgr 414 W. Main Visalia Phone 9 7 L ,S K1 1 .ggi Week Nights 4 to 10 p. m. S ' . m HAP - S 3 1 ' 11 Personality Beauty Salon C. E. BERTRAIVI DeSOTO and PLYMOUTH CARS 324 East Main Phone 132 P I VISALIA, CALIFORNIA' 123 SOUTH COURT STREET in PHONE 11 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS CROSS HORLOCK C0 Headquarters lor ATHI F'l IC AND SPORTING GOODS I1OO'l BALI BASKETBALL and TRAC K SHOES and 'IAC KLE I' IST M un Stred VlS3,llil - L SKATES. ARCHERY SETS F E H ER ' S Auto Wrecking and .Iunk Co. Lash Paid for Running and Wrecked Cars Phone PS9 Visalia A. FEHER 8: SONS f L L 'i u'u i L L 'i 1 Congratulations to the Class of 45 4 LEARN TO FLY E at the new + CHAS. J. ENOS + GREEN ACRES AIRPURT INSURANCE U ESTATE A SQ Phone 31 112 S. Church 1. and FOR YOUR AVIATION - INSURANCE , See CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '45 LEGRAND ELLIS 121 S. Cm Phone 167 KAR!-'S SHOE STORE Visalia 121 West Main Street Visalia BUY WAR BONDS i'i 1 'I' U 7'? 1 l 1lf l 1?'7 Q G'w?i-'i5 Jil- --IL -'ll-All --lv - CLAUDE L. ALLRED BUICK SALES and SERVICE Congratulations to the Class of '45 'Af 106 S. Bridge VISALIA Phone 66 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD WISHES TO THE- CLASS OF '45 Q. CAL F. WOOD GRAIN 8: MILLING COMPANY Phone 7 Visalia ' l l l' I l lf7'Q' CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ! Visalia California . . . - . I MlXTER'S PHARMACY ER Phone 94 Main and Court Streets GEORGE .I. TSCHUMY, President LORING WHITAKER, Secretary TULARE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY .,....,w,1.s., ..n.n..s...C... ..-.f-tif, ..fA...-.. ... A..r1H..-1n..AA...AA...AA...-..A REITZ FURNITURE C0 THE - vlsAuA DRUG COMPANY 104 W. Main Street Visalia, Calif? CONGRATULATIONS EXTENDS T0 THE CLASS OF '45 GRADUATING CLASS OF '45 BEST WISHES AND VISALIA Phone 35 CONTINUED SUCCESS M. G. M 0 0 RE lVANHOE HARDWARE FORD TRACTORS Hardware and Implements FERGUSUN IMPLEMENTS Fencing, Poultry Supplies, Tools 720 East Main Street and Saddles Visalia Phone 38-J-5 IVANHOE, CALIF. Telephone 1 1 S3 SPARROW S UNUSUAI. GIFTS 4 1 xz EAST MAIN I.. SPARROW VISALIA. CALIFORNIA il-JS-in--In--4-JA-Q41-Liv -'L-i---L.iL -'ll-4L.?--P -i14i.j11l---'ll -'ll lil- --l-- JlL1l11L.iL4l---'l---'bJlk--l- WOOD 81 SlBLEY'S SPECIALTY SHOP Millinery, Ready-to-Wear, and Sportswear 1 1 5 S. C 0 U R T ,.fIIiIIlfIIIII ii . 'I 'i 'i+i i +C A li 1 ' 'f A 1 1 P. c.aM1LEs LUMBER co + KLINK CITRUS V N , Te'ePh0'iQi23 1 X , GILBERT ANDERSON, Mgr. i Member of IVANHOE, C lllfornia Fruit Growers Exchange' Tuite County, California + , A I i S u n k 1 st ORANGRS - GRAPEFRUIT M A R K E T S 0 T LEMONS CURTIS C. LUCAS IVANHOE, CALIFORNIA Phone 50-F-2 Groceries, Fresh Vegetables and Meats IVANHOE, CALIFORNIA G? ? l 'Qfil' 'ii' 'Ti' '?'1l- 'I' 'l'l1.f lf l il---I-AI---4 -iL-'ll--'Ik-lil -'lm--Q----ll-JO--1l-- -QLJOLJQL--IL riF'?- 'Y Tfil '4fil ilfilfifif'i l 7Ti' 1 BEN L. MCDONALD I HARRY 0. BECK I SQ , 1 McDONALD'S CAFE 'I + JOHN OUST 'Q' Motors, Fans and Ventilating SALES AND SERVICE Visalia, California Li' 'l . ififil' 'I' '4fi l il ifiv 'Qft'-If ' iP 'Q l i ifil 'Q l iT ? 1 'l l I lf -l-- Jil- 41- - in '.4LAk4k-og'-0-V+-Q-A f- - - - - ' ' 4 I SQ 4- ii-+ +--+75 fi. SQ EELUEEYEEKEEENTEEEEPEB BEST WISHES, SENIORS ank of America Bldg VISALIA mon Music sE0P To CHAMBERS DRY CLEANERS Band Instruments COMPLETE- MUSIC SERVICE 121 E. MAIN 9 VISALIA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS 1005 CASH AND CARRY ' A El,'ElS'E!l..E9Pll.'l,'El.. J. L. CHAMBERS W. H. CHAMBERS Telephone 1462 103 East Center St. Visalia, Calif. R HOWARD DRY CLEANERS Visalia, California 4, . PHONE 401 PHONE 400 1 East Man' Street 321 N. COURT ST. 302 W. MAIN ST. i' Phone 1464 FORD V-8 . LINCOLN ZEPHYR W VISAUA REFRIGERATION MERCURY 8 Successor to Ray Berry COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION R. A M A H 0 N Y Sales 8z Service ' Milk Cooling Plants ., , . V . Sales and Service Phone 76.9 H. H- GETSCHMANN R. V. 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