San Bernardino High School - Tyro Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)
- Class of 1952
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RODRIGUEZ luclsdlmwws ' Come, ioin us as we tour a new, spectacular city, a city within a city, that grows with each coming year. As you know, Cardinal City has increased in population by three hundred over last'year's population. Not only has our city grown ,in quantity but also in quality, for this year, our citizens went to assemblies without the supervision of the faculty. Our city, like its citizens, is also one of many moods. There's the sober side, reflected in the passing of laws for civic improvement by a capable mayor and his board of commis- sioners. The lighter side is shown by the gaiety of a pep rally and the proud marching of our red-and gray clad band. Another mood, yet to be shown, is the mood of confusion, reflected in the shuffling from class to class. These are only a few of our city's many moods, you will note many others as we precede with this tour. As we reach the climax of this tour, you will realize the importance of our town and its citizens. Having been the editor of your yearbook this year has been a great pleasure and honor. On behalf of the Tyro Staff, I would like to express our thanks for serving you. F 9521 1 . 4 1 ,. -I . A ----M' Q 3' J , ,- L , ,W,:':..'u, M-muh ,7 Ji' Y' -.': , ,.' . A -,,'.3' 1 Q: ' DA, f A-atv-.'5,.!Ax -H N I' . ' ,Lag p --ani M A - Y. 5. Qi M A- ' N rg . , f wr ' s 1 . , - ......M', vm -my .W H is A 5 - w L ' . 4 H34 If i 1, M 'vu-..,. Q N ...y 23 , , 'P' 4... s 'J' . L' 'ni ' j ' 5 C 1... C A Us .Q I M W 'g my 4,wWffV5. -A Q gl imwhi.. 1, Qngf' ww' ,Q av 5 U 1 'sv Q5 Q ,Q Q if fi' ' .fgfl iq un' 4 gn, W!! fi nik E- N ' ., Q' . '33 ,. swf ,A if 4 Q 'Q-Win, bg ' ur! Q A3 QQ, 1 a , 3 'ff 412 : f 1 ff sl v W ry lf.: fi ,jffg IF:-Z1 vig' .Jia we-C? sw im ' .MA , Lg L, mg 1 W'-5'-25'-Smwgfwff f -Q .zwTQ1u,? A-K -f H fm, iw px, f ,kiwi,122gs2,.Q,1Q115,,. -' -fi www, H gf f sm-J, - J M, , ,Y ,. wwf,-f ...Hu 7 .9954 .YA ff- . z, ' ilifihf m I F 0 - 'Vid , -Ewa-E155 fffw '-v ...7 ' '1+'33f'w H.. 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Chairman of the Board: Gary Swain Serving as Johnny's right-hand man, and working hard to assist and support the com- missioners have been two of Gary's duties. Secretary Peggy Perkins The iob of secretary is one which requires not only efficiency and a great deal of effort, but also an attitude of continual willing help- fulness. ei i Q if Q i ,,...c swan 'Yue' 'ldv' Li Hull X, Commissioner of Athletics: Tom Slinlcard Tom has proven himself to be the best man that we have elected to the job of Commissioner of Athletics. Commissioner of Pep: Jerry Fitzgerald Full of energy, always right there on the job is Jerry, our vivacious, charming Pep Commis- suoner. Commissioner of Activities: Elaine Tabor When you consider that the job of Commissioner of Activities involves, among other things, the planning and scheduling of assemblies, you will realize that it is tar from easy. Commissioner of Finance: Kathleen McArdle A flare for math, as well as the willingness and abil- ity to do her best on any job she undertakes are the necessary qualities 'For our Commissioner of Finance. CDRRECT LEADERSHIP 'P D- f' vm l 'C - 5 is hzens e f if I Commissioner of Do- main Jerri Lee Hunt The master of all she surveys, Jerri supervis- es the posting of the announcements, a n d elections, then follows through with the all- important iob of clean- ing up. here is trulya masterful iob. Commissioner of Safety Glory Weber Crowded halls, con- gested stairways, and p a c k e d auditorium have been only a few of the problems which Glory has had to cope with. Head Cheerleader: Evy Lou Todd Being the head cheer leader of Cardinal City is a big iob which re- quires the maximum in energy. 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E is 3 fi? , 'WD uw f Y , Q senden: uf, Ediiov 'M'f' I 4 WL -1 2 Q gk 1 in Associate Editor JERRY WALLACE Sporis Editor DON HARRIS fnculiy Ediior NELDA RIETHMEYER is 5 if Q Bow 1: Joe Wetbon, Bonnie Fox, Janice Row 2: Jim Underclass Edilor FRANCINE ROBERSON C0 Club Edifor SHIRLEY CROSBY Miller, Don Spencer, Doris Thwing, I My Co All Editor COllEEN Hill Sports Ediior MIRIAM SPAULDING idk! if 211 lf x s 'R imes, Jackie Chifcote, Ray Zavala. Art Editor ,B DUSAIR opy Editor ANNE JOHNSON We Smith, Susan Luers, Connie Skaggs, Production Manager Co Photographer JIM DUTCHER Co Photographer GlORlA BOWMAN A Editorial Advisor MR. JOHN REGALADO usiness Advisor MR. CHARLES WAGNER Co Business Manager Co Senior Editor JERRY LEWIS Ln... Co Business Manager Co Club Manager ELAINE TABOR fi E X 2 How 1: L. Bramlett, D. Gustafson, S. Mullen. Row 2: S. Murphy, P. Perkins, G. Weber, R. Thatcher, P. Flores, J. Hunt, C. Crocker, N. Dimock, A. Johnson, J. Ford, C. Miller, J. Fitzgerald. Row 3: S. Collins, D. Pomeroy, C. Matthes, J. Livingston, L. Carlson, P. Shough, J. Baker, S. Dewar, M. Owings, J. Gorian, M. La Faze. ROW 4: S. Harvey, E. Elam, C. Lisle, D. Hosegood, D. Hosegood, D. Godkin, A. Ogden, C. Tarrants. ROW 5 J Jankay, B Mannmng, F Rentz J lngro C Bramlett, I Dean, Cilizens D. Whyte,R.MacKenzie, S. Skadron, S. Leonard, A. Feltzs. S E A I ROW 6. J. Lewis, R. Westman, K. Ross, J. Olsen, J. Engels, R. Austin, N. Farrell, M. Brlll. ROW 7: R. George, J. Nickle, M. Pooleon, J. Knapp, J. Palmer, W. McDaniel, T. Slinkard, P, Holland, P. Richards. ROW 8: D. Musso, W. Hultberg, T. Fisher, R. Hile. SEAL BEARERS I. Leo Anno Bromleft 2. Marianne Dlmoek 3. Dorlono Gsnlofson 4. Jerry Fiizgordd 5. iohn lngro . Julie Jnnkoy Weqloy Mebdniol . lofty Manning . Crislc Bella Miller 6 7. B 9 , .. 10325: ' 4 img' 'Vik . 31 1 . , 5 3 is ..,. .9 of ., 1' fax '55, . W f Efflfi? -,iiflgj , , i,,,mym ,ravi ,, evb,'a , r -.Q , QW, :sam ,,.f.w1... .w . ..v 4: ,,,., . 5 rf 9, ..f,.0-.,,.',.-.. 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A The bend proved ns ability in 1951-52 by providing cardinal cny with the mf- ing music which is so necessary to the success of the numerous games, parades, assemblies, and pep rallies participated in by the citizens. They further showed their ulnmistakable talent by present- ing a concert which was said to be one of the most enjoyable events of the year. . 1 W K I I X, A4 W XV W, xi qi . , xx In I K . i 1, Y ,A , :, My ff V ..,, 9 A If I S ' i 4 .E .es igi at ff' L MAJOR-ETTES Majorettes: Left tg Right, J. Reynoids, T. Goff, L. ' C. Van Buren. In d head magorette, ,J-v Kinq, B. Trask, L. Mil i x ...Sv- ler, POM PONS Pom Pons: Left to Right, S. Lord, S. Mc ren, and M. Tappan. Gaffic, J. Jan kay, J. Dunning, D. Anderson, N. Hold- .. 415 A ,.. F. wif CHEER LEADERS . L. Todd Moss, E' den' A- .a. M. Grant? U- Cow ' A. Gare' ' r-I 'I-l 5-I-I 'I-I -l-I 'I-I vi Ui C 2 O .2 raw, M arj l l'l Se son, Doris od D 3 Pau can, Un D Menten, Lois Reeves, Carlene Carrillo, Ed Rall e Bristow, nfl A JO Left to right. Denny Ziegler, 7 le1 FC Ci Rich- all I'T1 ater W ancy McVey, N at P Jerry Miner, Shirlene Radovich, Dorthy Ortiz Laura Northington, Danny Aleman, Richard Cereceres, Nadine Grijalva, Circle 2. .n ru O ai lv J 2 o L cu O E N L o 0 r. o 'D ni D N 'D L N Nestor, trickland, Shirley S nald Regi ams, Willi FUCC Cy, B fT1 00 M I, Linda CFI' BC son, Felipe Low Ona u Currier, D L0 ez, Mary ch resa San he Darlene Dooley, T Circle 3. John Nickel. Phelps, ssa, Dail Biggs, Charles en, Ronald 0 Ow CI' TOPP Loren Fowler, nce Hamilton, FC LZW Gary Guth, is, Dave DeBe On ka, T BC hur Carreon, Bob F rt Molthan, A hard gm, me Wri in, Jim CV N ab' ore, R Gary Frommer, Lenord Nelson, Duane McCurdy, Dan Gilm rlce 4. Ci Wisehart, Frank Maples. Gary Villa, te hirley Nestor, Jeanet S BASSOON Cababa: ard ch Ri Iva OBOE: Joanne Bristow, Nadine Grija FLUTE: Nancy Waterman, Carolyn Newcomb, Pat McVey, Deward, Lav- Sally chel Mit at P rd F0 Cassas, Marilyn erson, Ruben et P on,Marlene FS Pete he ai ill, EI I' eB Mik aples, M nk Thompson, Fra LARINET: Del Guthg B flat C cFarland, LaVerne M ne Seavey, Lorrai Mars, Natalie De Buckner, Don DOH Poole, CHE ams, G elle Kuykendahl, Ray Granados, Bob Buckles, Wm. Halloway, Bruce Willi ng SAXOPHONE: Lawernce Hamilton, 63 B rt obe rick, R at Fitzp 66 ese, L Bri est T: Ern CLARINE est Quinn: BASS FI1 T:E ARINE CL LTO A hnson Jo rxestine Er ard, W Ste z, Loren Fowler CORN ETS TRUMPETS: Vic Daluiso, Jim Huey, Gene Short, Velo Tony eccerrill, B pe nchez, Fel Sa Buddy rouch, C ngton, Robert Davis, Joe ri HCI' Jerry tan- S oyd ahon, Charles Foster, Fl CM M arry Raub, L illa, Glen Pad hnson, Ray JO Coker, Jonathan Botts, J erry lo, Bin Carr VY CI1 oyter, Dail -Biggs, H Ronald Bean, Jim B Joe Lyddon, ka, Pat Dunkin, Albert Carreon, Robert Fac S: HORN FRENCH Bauerfeldg Bob If Wei ZX M Crenshaw, Jean ng ary Johnson, Ster fn OSC ck Drake, R Ja field, Locke rt, Henry cNeil, M VY Cn havland, H SC I'Tl McHugh, To ouglas hank, D ruicks sC CFII1 ht, D rig W ES: Jim N BO TROM CH Ow nhoff, Topper ei t S rge Geo li Nancy Filippin Gilbert, EPIC er, Grant Harris, G Ke son, Bob ib G N9 Erwi S: Long, BASSE Byars, Kent Spencer, Jim e Kornder, Conrad Jo Johnson ,B-ARITON ES: avid en, D F8 G CS Charl Douglas Mount, Marilyn Musgrave, G lmore, Dick Goddard Duane McCrudy, Danny Eccles, rd Lena Dever, John PERSUSSION Hooker: ashington, Jerry W oah N POZ. Qui F162 win, I Rodriguez, Johnny ngs, Ray Owi rjie Ma Sid- Sydney arned, Le Bonnie t Dennis, Patsy Hudson, Pa G: Tilda Goff, FLA Buren, an sk, Carol V FU ara T rb nolds, Ba CY R Jeanne ndaking, Elizabeth Miller, :Li TON BA ara Snow. rb Ba ith, Sm an Ler, Mari Ernest Briese, Social Chair- Boyter, Student Director- Del Thompson, Secretary- Nancy Waterman, Business Manager- Franks Maples, Quartermaster- President- Jim man, Pat Dunkin. ROW 1: Left to Right, Mr. Hauschildt: J. Smith: J. Gutierrez: P. Allen: P. English: D. Pomeroy: M. Bills: J McFadden: L. Collins: B. Nettleton: G. Williams: R. Thatcher: J. Weiss: G. Holmes. ROW 2: S. Lipsett: J. Randall: P. Dunkin: A. StCyr: J. Bravo: P. Fagette: P. Johnson: M. Roberts: C. Bittke: S Coltinsg D. Dooley: B. Whitman-sh: N. Russell E. Griffin: S. Hanna: J. Browning: B. Loit: J. Gassaway: M Stockton. ROW 1. Left to Right, G. Holmes: A. Buscemi: P. Mills: L. Stanford : J. Smith: J. Forbes: S. Lipsett: B. Frost P. Dayls: M. Murphy: J. McFadden: J. Baker: M. Landen: E. Paredes. ROW 2: R. Thatcher: B. Nettleton: G. Williams: B. Wiltsie: F. Rentz: J. Weiss: C. Regan: J. Randall: P. Allen: J. Gutierrez: C. Hastings: D. Pomeroy: M. Birge: J. Drott: M. Bills. ROW 3: J. Gassaway M. Savage: T. Sanchez: A. Baker: P. Richardson: M. Jones: M. Stockton: J. Stutzman: P. Dunkin: P. Johoson P. English: S. Nettleton: S. Brockers: R. Hart: J. Grace: C. Bittke: L. Collins: ROW 4: B. Loit: S. Hanna J. Browning S. Hallberg: S.Vivian: E. Sanford: C. Kane: G. Osburn: M. Roberts: P. Fagette: A. St. Cyr J. Pulliams: J. Bravo: B. Whitemarsh: S. Collins: M. Millen: D. Dooley: E. Griffin: N.Ru,-sell , v ROW 3: B. Lake: B. Knowles: G. Hempenius: M. Williams: T. Cundiff: G. Wilson: G. Bloutg F. Leber: E. Smith: D. Kerr: R. Tillman: J. Daily: R. Davis: E. Yorba: D. MacNeill: B. Aleman. ROW 4: G. McAlpine: H. Ensey: C. Cravensg A. Criglarg D. Campbell: B. Chipman: J. Austerman: R. Russell: D. Cruickshank: R. Fitzpatrick: T. Schavlaud: D. Lardin: R. Wilson: E. McAlpine: R. Abramowski: B. Shough. Row Row Row Row Left to Right, R. L. Brutehey: G. Taylor: G. Hempenlus: G. Wilson: G. Blount: F. Leher: B. Smith: D. Stephens: H. Wardlow: R. Fields: R. Davis: E. Yorba: D. Cook: M: Elder: J. Forbis: B. Barrett: l. Uffer: B. Aleman. C. Filippini: M. Willimns: B. Heinlein: C. Van Haren: E. Smith: E. Stutxman: D. Kerr: C. Hickenbotanl: J. Castro: J. Daily: E. McAlpine: H. Herring: B. Saxton: A. Mattahanc: F. Nunez: J. Dunn: E. Rosebure. B. Lake: B. Silvernial: D. Campbell: B. Knowles: T. Cundiff: A. Stevens: J. Noblitt: D. Spencer: R. English: B. Chipman: I.. Mayer: R. Tillamn: R. Wilson: R. Fitzpatrick: C. Sims: D. Godfrey: R. Turner: J. Crowder: D. Cruickshank: S. Erickson: D. MacNtill. G. Mcklpine: H. Ensey: C. Cravens: A. Criglar: A. Owens: D. Henderson: D. Gullina: V. Harris: J. Austerman: Mr. Hauschildt: R. Russell: S. Ostrowski: R. Shepherd: T. Schuvland: F. Pierce: R. Fletcher: B. Shough: J. Hooker: D. Lardin: R. Abramowskl: C. Coe: B. Christian. Q qf H, . , . .fig ,V 'A-, 'l Q Wqgix as 'mil' , me Seated: C. Croker, G. ROW 2: S. Reynolds, ROW 3: C. Lightfoot, P. McGuire. ROW 4: C. Morgan, S. Hamerick. ROW 5: S. Godkin, J. THESE CITIZENS USHERETTES Thompson. G. Weber, J. Kelly. S. Crosby, S. Mullen, J. Fitzgerald, P. Flores, Z. Trotter, B. Dean, E. Sanford, S. Mathews, A. McDevitt, J. Self, Keisling, D. Dooley, V. Puthoff, J. Shaw. CAN ACT 2 ' J :sf ...,,. . , iii 1 .. I W A .W . - 5. + R W . V A qi Ti x 1 N '10 , h - . if 3 ' 5,-Engl? THESPIANS ROW 1: Todd, E., Kuhm, S., McCrea, K.g Ankrons, J. ROW 2: Kiesling, J.g Savage, M., Buttler, M., Rollo,'M.g Murphy, M ROW 3: Williams, R., Bowers, W., Farlow, V. ROW 4: Wade, J. Worman, R. GIRLS' LEAGUE CABINET The GirI's League is a school club to which every girl in Cardinal City belongs. It undertakes many projects concerned with school friendship and welfare. Some of the projects it has undertaken have been guide week, Hi- Daze, Thanksgiving Baskets, election of Football Queen, election of Basketball Sweetheart, Christmas gifts for shut-ins, the Regional Conference, and new girls Parties every month. Because everyone co-operated the club has been able to meet its objectives. , gg 'if vi aw i l Julie Junkay, President ,LL- Left to Right: J. Trujillo, P. Eubanks, E. Tabor, E.Redden, J. Valles. P. Roberts, D.- Dunn, M. Daziel, Sponsor, J. Jankay, V. WiIkie,Sponsor , L. Bramlett, C. Lightfoot, C. Matthes, A. Campbell, P. Flores, S. Cros- by, S. Mullen. GANGPLANK BCARD Left to Right: ROW 1: J. Adair, J.Hogan. ROW 2: A.- Moss, E. Tabor, V. Vanouse. ROW 3: P. Perkins, P. Eubanks, M.- Spaulding, S. McGaffic 0 '-H. if l i.v-Jul .f.-:VX sixth X 1 J' ! 'X . if- K J Wing ' y N GANGPLANK The object of the Gangplank Board is to provide wholesome recreation and to show the achievements of high school youth. In order to be a member and participate ln' Gangplank activities one must buy a membership card each semester. A few of the events scheduled during the year were the Hello Dance, Football Awards Dance, Hoop Dance, An Ice Skating Party, Soc Hop, Carnival, and the graduation Ball, plus many other events. PAN AMERICAN, ANZACS is ll F i y FAN AMERICAN CLUB Row M. Contreras: I.. Juarez. Row 2: A. Flores. Row Row Row ANZACS ROW 1: Left to Right, L. Novackg D. Donmeyerg B. Megginsong ROW 2: M. Skolnekg R. Armstrong: W. McDaniels: C. Schmitg E. Davis. ROW 3 E. Johnson: B. Dusairg M. Ferre: C. Van Harreng T. Gilley. ROW 4 J. Williams: G. Zapharopoulosg F. McCluskey: D. Holladayg D. Mc- Micheal: J. Lewis. ROW 5 T. Weller: L. Cooper: C. Highland: J. Wallace. ROW 6 B. McCumsey9 G. Tellyer. ' I: Left to Right, M. Gomez: R. Medina: R. Lopez: 3: A. Chuan: I. Bucanegra: J. Hernandez: M. Gutierrez: R. Klein: C. Gomez. 4: M. Ramos: A. Gomez: Miss Hoselwood: D. Heath: R. Sernu: R. Rodrlquez. 5: I. Martinez: F. Feles: M. Gutierrez: M. Ruiz ANZACS A nationally affiliated boy's organization, the Anzacs have adopted as their purpose the Hi- Y creed to extend throughout the home, school, and community high standards of Christian char- acter and service. Many top social events headed their 1952- calendar, topped by the yule- tlde Holly Hop. The well-known group expects its junior members to carry on next when a S.B. V.C. branch will be formed. BLOCK US DEFENDERS i i ii ,...+.,.J BLOCK S Row 1: Left to Right, R. Jimenez: J. Ferguson: L. Hubby: C. Cald erhea'd: J Willis: E. Yorba: D. Jenson. Row 2: D. Pollis: T. Lakes: B. Quarles: D. Watts: J. Hagy: D. Mc- Anerq, Row 3: J. Goolsby: R. Hunt: B: Johnson: T. Russo: R. Hernandez: G. Guth. Row 4: Hefley: K. Taylor: G. Speer: S. Lemmond: J. Noblittg J Hernandez. Row5: B. DuSair: C. Phelps: J. Shellhammer. BLOCK S Block S is an organization for atheletic boys who qualify for mem- bership by earning a varsity letter in any sport. Its most important job is that of guarding campus activities form the intrusion of outsiders. 631 DEFENDERS I-VCRS Row 1: J. G.:-auiaz, n..overstreef. F- Maples, Mr- BU a'd if F ,I N- .. X. ' K ROW 2: A. Gallegos, A. Owens, B. Manuel, B- Kempton' is N. F. L., DEBATE :A n. 'P l 5 X 1 rl! it 3 e ...fsgwl ,' .a I ,- 'iii M S. g,,, . W, I p , I iierefiizl ' . P . ' i p . . . 50 - li . 25. 7 K V . . ., , K if . ,,f,, g .': : I K, W ui W 7 -ff? W? 0 e : n We L ., N.F.L. ' r S 5 S es. L .,,, , Jr J The letters, N.F.L. stand for Na- WL'L I 1- V J ' . 5 A tional Forensic League, an honor so-, J j .EQ , 05? V 'iii clety for high school speakers which J ei Lii . W 5 5 was founded in 1925 and now numbers - 5 2 , 1 rg, 5 Q... 'A 66,000 members in 600 selected high V i . , E schools across the country. Two , . cl . United States Senators and a Presi- 2 5. . 3, . -A 'Mg , dent hold memberships. ff' vs Y f 5, PN.. t,,.. .3 . L .ga . ' .. '-,a 1 . i 2 i' XY? ' , -'-: I f ' .::.:. S A ,gf V. ..V, ,Mfg 1 i N. F. L. 1' N H A' Q ll 'i Row Sitting: Loft to Right, Slinkard, T., Br-amlet, L., Miller, C., Painter, D. Palmer, J. Row 1: Walibuger, S., Ford, J., Rush, B., Dimock, N., Todd, E., Weisser, M Row 2: Varden, A., Smith, R., Leeper, S., Dean, B., Lenard, S., Engeles, J Row 4: Knapp, J., Boggess, B., Alexander, P., Feltzs, R., Jonson, P. DEBATE ROW 1: E. Briese, J. lngro, L. Bramlett, J. Ford, N. Dimock, C. Miller, B. Rush, T. Slinkard, Mrs. Gottleib. ROW 2: J. Wright, A. Varden, C. Hilliard, T. Painter, B. Dean, S. Leeper, P. Alexander, B. Boggess. ROW 3: J. Knapp, J. Palmer, R. Aisten, S. Leonard, A. Feltzs. -1 4114, KEY CLUB, QUILL AND SCRGLL X 7 il L'-. 1 6 lllf, X5 3 x 1 L . 'S Row Row Row Row Row Row Row KEY CLUB ROW 1: D. Musso, K. Taylor, D. Campbell, B.Stewart, E. Yorba, T. Slinkard, Mr Weoks. ROW2 : B.Bean, B. Scott, J. lngro, O. MiIler,D. Campbell, A. Vardeh. 3 G Johnson, G. Short, T. Fisher, H.Bridgewater, S. Keveson, J. Wetton. Hutcheson, N. Cook, B. Grisinte,J. Palmer, D. Harris, J. Knapp, W. McDaniels. C. Hilliard, F. Motschman. H. Hefley. 4. J. 5: A. Rammell, D. Smith, R. White, E.Leavy, 6: P. Wieman, J. Gregson, J. Hagy, G.Corwin, W. Hultberg. 7 B. DuSair, J. Wade, T. Flory, T.Miana. 8: A. Isaac, P. Bolles, D. McAnern, R.SeIlas, 9: T. Painter. R. Steelman. A M VKLA Milfffwi S y . ,., as Wt . W 1- ' Qui: ,ww fe. L 5, ,gf 3 A. if jj . , , f.. wi ,. fi: i ' A 1 ' K. m X A . . wefsgf .J-0. -e 1 ...Ja 1 QUIIIGSOFOII . A . ROW 1: Left to Rlght,R. Smith: J. McCarter: M. Spaulding: B. May: E. Ta- bor: S. Crosby: M. Weisser: J. Hunt. ROW 2: A. Johnson: B. Fox: N. Riethmayer: D. Bailey: C. Lightfoot: J James: C. Hill. ROW 3: P. Shillcutt: L. Davis: K. McArdIe: F. Roberson: D. Thwing: P Tighe: B. Dean: D. Buck. l 1 ROW 4: R. Zavala: W. McDaniel: A. Haines: J. Barbour: G. Swaim: D. Har- ris: B. Stane: A. Varden. QUILL AND SCROLL Quill and Scroll is an international honorary society for high school publications students. This year they have engaged in various social events and sponsored the Follies of '52 . V SOBOBANS, DOMINETTES SOBOBANS Sobobans is an honor, service club composed of junior and senior girls. The purpose of the organiza- tion is to improve standards of ser- vice, character, and comradeship. Members are recommended by a member of the faculty and must have an A or B average, besides other qualifications. Some of their outstanding activi- ties are the yearly Faculty Feed and the March of aign. Dimes Camp- 'JN' if-Tal SOBOBANS 'v-J ROW 1: C. Crocker, J. Hunt, J. Fitzgerald, A. Flores, G. Weber, C. Matthes, S. Mullen, J. Johnson, J. Hunt, C. Miller, J. Ford. ROW 2: P. Gryseels, B. Rush, S. Crosby, C. Lightfoot, B. May, R. Williams, N. Layton, D. Gustafson, N. Dimock. ROW 3: P. Perkins, P. Smith, J. Keisling, E. Jones, J. James, L. Bramlet, C. Hill, D. Aldrich Mrs. Leanord. ROW 4: J. Chamberlin, F. Rentz, S. Wallburger, M. Murphy, R. Thatcher, K. McArdle, S. Murphy, P. Tighe, T. Goff. ROW 5: J. Jankay, B. Manning, C. Davis, J. Self, E. Elam, S. Stevans, I Skid- more, C. Lloyd. , - . , . 1 g. ,-., Q V f.,V, 5.-K , 2-all V L . Q s, , sei H ' i ri. t V I K Ql.. iv-all-r.. R Q. i K: it gg- E . V Q- blqu K ff , D. . V -.bg --, e ' H-v igil? ooMiNET'rEs l 'ii I y ' X Dominettes is a girl's organization Q N- - . J -., 4 Q 5 ff designed to acquaint sophomore gg ' . J nf , ff i .,T'l Q girls with the school and Promote 9 ' --4 V:1 .'L ,,,,. 1' . ' enjoyable and worthwhile activities. l C as . e E fm. . 5 5 ,R If 1:--'L.'L V 1 Q1 . ky . 1 ii, -': V.VV : - . , j- ' for-2? K - A , 4 g - X , . ,f J 4 1 or .1 V fa . , ' Nvmwft X g iii r F Q an I 'V Lx - J I 5 Q15 5 E Z e f' Q gif i wif? . i 1 f .- 12 I if ,QS Q if l LDOMINETTES ROW 1: Left to Right,J. Cheairs: J. Self: M, Lyman: D. Buck: M. Manker. ROW 2: 18. Reynolds: J. Jones: S. Wlotschman. ROW 3: C. Morgan: D. Leatherstone S. Baron: S. Frejd: B. Gaylord: A. Hawkins: L. Sage: P. Black. ROW 4: D. Bailey: M. Stripe: M. Howard: R. MacKenzie: M. MacKay: M. Hawley. JUNIOR LEAGUE Girls' Junior League is a social club with a membership of approxi- mately fifty girls. Our motto is One for all and all for one. The purpose of the club is to promote social culture, and civic activities in co-operation with civic and campus life. Junior League ROW 1: Left to Right, Savage, M., Spaulding, M., Skaggs, C., Moore, W., King, C., Smith, R., Blanc, C., Todd, E., Murphy, S., McArdle, K., Becker, ' M., McCarter, J., Thwing, D. ROW 2: Johnson, N., Tomlinson, M., Roberson, F., Johnston, J., Poschmans, Tabor, E., Adair, J., Grant, M., Eubanks, P., Perkins, P. Messer, J. ROW 3: Fox, B., Spurlock, P., 'Whitmarsh, B., Strout, A., Goddard, P., Warren, A.,'McGaffic, S., Hogan, J., Millen, M., Trask, B. ROW 4: Johnson, P., Gregory, M., Purky, Y., Schoelkoph, R., Skadron, S., Prokopis, A., Reynolds, J., Stockschaeder, K. SUB DEBS ROW 1: Left ot Right, Crosby, S., Williams, R., Krause, A., Goff, T., Smith, R., Mullen, S., May, B., Flores, A., Wyman, M., Weber, G., Fitzgerald, J., Smith, J., ROW 2: Oliver, P., Mathes, C., Hunt, J., Thompson, G., Epperheimer, M., Sadler, N., Crocker, C., Skidmore, E., Siebert, B., Hunt, J., Gustafson, D., ROW 3: Vanouse, V., McGuire, P., Babel, J., Jones, E., Lightfoot, C., Lord, S., Kirchoff, M., Puthoff, V., Myers, T., Matthews, S., McDivitt, A., Gajdos, E., ROW 4: Berscheid, B., James, J., Chilcote, J., Ireland, E., Yarnell, P., Hol- dren, N., Tappan, M., Dunn, M., Maxwell, P. SUB DEBS The Purpose of Sub Debs is to be recognized as having social intelli- gence, awareness, and responsibility and to bring girls with mutual in- terests together for wholesome entertainment. Girls must be juniors or seniors, must have an average grade of C or better, and must be nominated for membership. This club is a national organiza- tion with branches throughout the entire United States. .3533 .ns U , . A L- U I 7 L V 5, ' 2 3 I r si ,,' , 'Ill Y l l X TRI-IIS!! Service to the school, service to the community, and social activities compromise the aims of Tri- S . Originated in Card City this year, Tri- S is now well established in accomplishing its purposes. Mrs. Theresa Laughheacl has served as school advisor: the job of home adv- isor has been preformed by Miss Carmen Dominguez. - ' EW :S in 12.-qi ss ADJIIYQ tl-M Yen A ,, I uifs ,fit p 5 sc. 12. fl ITA: 'X ! N XX N I-f V V 1,051 c ' ,f . yi iz SJ X 5. MF4 ,x TRI MS HI TRI TRI-S ROW 1: A. Ortiz, R. Ortiz, J. Villa. ROW 2: O. Carrillo, M. Garcia, A. Garcia. ROW 3: L. Villavicencio, J. Gutierrez, T. San- chez, Mrs. Lawhead, D. Ortiz. ROW 4: M. Sanchez, A. Ortiz, A. Gomez. HI-Tri Cabinet Members--G. Thompson, A. Flores, K. Mc Ardle, Y. Purkey, B. Trask P. Eubanks, S. Murphy, W. Moore, J. Adair, M. Spaulding, C. Skaggs, J. Che airs, F. Roberson. . a l KOIONOS, RADIO WORKSHGP ' KOINONOS Row1: Left to Right, M. Russell: D. Cruickshank: l. Hastings. Row 2: C. Hastings: M. Camp: L. Hempenius: J. Steitzman: V. Boone: J. Boyter. Row 3: B. Hagan: J. Spencer: P. Madden: J. Dawson: Matyas: P. Allen: P. Allen: A. Ewen: D. Underwood: B. Barrett: B. Bauers- feld. Row 4: J. Baskett: D. Anderson, B. May: L. Brown: D. Bridges: J. Austerman: S. Walker: J. Dutcher. Row 5: P. Delk: Pooleon: C. Bramlettg M. Engel: D. Becerril: R. Bjornstad: Mr. H. Gill. cr, 298,252-2 Row Row Row Row Row low RADIO WORKSHOP Spencer: P. Seated Left to Right, Elam, E.: Hlll, R.: Pensingel, G. Stephens, F.: Dodson, P.: Murphy, M.: Hurrell, M. Larson, J.: Cecll, N.: Price, N.: Martinez, X. Eagle, F.: Winn, S.: Cecil, J.: Martinez, L. Smith, E.: Clinton, R.: Belles, P. KiIIen,VD.: Heister, I.: Maples. F. KOINONOS CLUB It is the duty of the Koinonos club to uphold Christain fellowship in Schools as well as to hold services at the various churches which are sponsored wholly by th members. The club began last year with the assistance of the Ministerial Associa- tion. The qualifications are as follows: the members must atttend a local church and be interested in promot- ing Christian fellowship. 2 x. RADIO WORKSHOP Since its organization more than 6 years ago by sponsor Verna Brown, the Radio Workshop has striven to provide many pleasurable hours of enjoyable listening to valley resi- dents as well as to present an oppor- tunity for interested talent from the high school to get actual on-the-air experience in the preparation and presentation of the Workshop's var- ied program schedule. F. F. A. ROW 1: Left to Right, D. Burns: A. Herberg: J. Dever: D. Johnston. ,A X ROW 2: B. Hagan: D. Wilson: A. Allen: R. Creed: I. Wright: D. Wulfiag. 'X ROW 3: lil. Burbank: R. Hall: D. McCurdy: R. Parras: B. Evans: D. Swope B. Wilkinson. 1 N Af WML M I non. . Q' ' g X V4.1 N5Lvsn r' ii FORGET-ME-NDT Q fu: F ?'i I X I 2 wr, r 5 ' v D 5 0 .ax 5 K Q Qi KP S 4, rl 0 S Mm Yiwu I X., aes, 44, ,f A. X w s 'jj ' C 1 X ,7'x Y 5-'!1?f ' 1 1 + - VI Y 1- QQ! s sum' W lv . N I' x mens M. D Q' K Q f 4, :Lan 4 CIE? 6121: 4 , WD Q . 4 l 31.2 19, N xx2,X : J 'Ili Q. WN? i' ,, e z Q' rr K xx V' s.w:na sufrss fn x P GLEN HARRISON Vice- Pres. PAT EUBANKS Social Chairman Senior Class Officers E JERRY Lewis President SENIORS IN ACTION I:f'5Q. fi ww N ss' ,,, LL 8 .s WQQISSP s - . 1 7 ff i K, , Ak ,LW wwk .,,.. ---src - SALLY LORD Secretary -: , 'i I figgfifffigllk . s a 5925113 A ibm, ..,- , .,,,,x,, ' f1iSSssL,5 'ss if 2 Q ws Q uf- ,uf -M. .... . Vffrsssfff X. eg- . iIIss L' srrsiii f ' K Vrk. -,kfk,kk, K , R. DON SANDLIN Sponsor 'eil 2 af 'O 'l WS X Q A , S X 9 X r Q -wx 'f ? 'Q K 1 7 x . . ,f ss fin ADAIR, EUGENIA Gongplclnk Pres. Hi-Tri Jr. League Pom Pon Follies '50 Speech and Debale ADAME, RACHEL G.L. ADANS, JO ANN G.L. ALBANEZ, ALICE G.L. ALDRICH, DIANE Sobobcns C.H,S. A.A.A. Posler Conte Torchbeurer ALEMAN, son BOYS Choir A Cappella choir Foolboll ALEMAN, Joizrrlmi o.L. ALtxANnin, noun, A.s.n. ALLEN, JERRY Tennis ALLEN, PEGGY A CcPPella Choir Girls Choir Kolnonos Follies '51 8- '52 ALLISON, PAT 6.1. ALLowAY, Lols o.L. ALVARADO, DELORES G.L. ALEJANDRE, ren Foolball C,H.S. ANDERSON, DELIDHT Koinonos c.H.s. Cardinal Audubon PeD Committee Safely' Ccmmiflee Q ANDERSON, DORA LE Hi'Tri G.A.A. Pom Pon ANDERSON, MYRA Hi-Tri C,H.S. ANDERSON, PAULINE G.l.. ANDRADE, CONNIE A.S.B. ARMSTRONG, ROGER Anzclcs sf Winner E Key Club lSenior Rep.l J.V. Football AUSTERMAN. JOHN Kolnonos BABEL, JEAN ENE Sub Debs IAINE, PHYLLIS G.l. BAKER, FRANK A.S.B. BAKER, JOAN Girls Chorus C.H.S. BARBOUR, JOHN Tyro Annual C. H,S. Quill 81 Scroll IARRETT, IDI A.S.B. IASI-IAM, KENNETH A.5.B. BAYUS, JIM Prlnling Club IEALL, YERRY A.s.a. ummsmv, Leon A.s.a. sebum, reurs A.s.a. BECK, BARBARA Hi-Trl BEEZLEY, CARLENE c.u.s. IELLANY. wuuua A.s.p. IELLEAU, DONNA G.L. BERRY, BARBARA Hi-Tri G.A.A. C.H.S. BERSCHEID, BEVERLY , Sub Debs Hi-Tgi BETECHEL, SANDRA G.L. BEVILACQUA, MARY G. L. BITTKE, CAROUNE GirI's Choir BLANC, CAROLYN Pres. Jr. League Hi-Tri C.H.S. BOND, YVONNE G.L. BOONE, VIRGINIA G.L. Koinonos BOWMAN, GLORIA Tyra Annual Hi-Tri Rifle Club Queen's Attendant JIM BOYTER Band Orcheslra Kolnonos BRAMLETT, LEE ANNA C.S.F. V Vice Presudenl N.F.L, Sec. G.L. Sec. Rep. lo GirI's Slale Sobobans Sub Debs Debate IRENNAN, GORDON A.5.B. BRIESE, ERNEST Band N.E.L. Debate IRINSON, JANET G.L. BRITTON RUBY G.L. IROIECK, TRUDIE G.L. BROWN, IRENE Hi-Tri BROWN, JOYCE Drill Team BROWNING, JANET G.A.A. Girl's Choir A Cappella Choir BRUCE BEVERLY Explorer's N.R.A. Drill Team Vice Presldenl BYARS ROSE BURMEISTER SONJA BURTON, WARREN A. 5. B. BUTLER, WILLIE A.S.B. CALDERHEAD CHUCK I Block S lPres.l ,Anzqcs Basketball CAMON, LYDIA V G.L. CAMP, MURIEL G. L. CAMPBELL, ADELLA ANN HifTri G. L. Welfare Chairman CAMPIELL, CYNTHIA G. L. CAMPBELL, DAVID KeY Club Bays Chorus cmros, no A. s. a. cANo:l.nlA, Jos A.s.a. cnuusou, cnnus A.S.B. CARLEON, KAY c-.L. CARIKEI SUE CARNES WANDA Tyro Weekly Quill 81 Scroll . S. . CARRILLO, ROSENDO Block S Baseball CARTER, NEVILLE J. V. Foolball Boys Slate Key Club CASPER, CAROL Orchestra G. L. CASTILLO, LUPE G.L. CASTILLO, MOLLY G. L. cAsmumA, DANIEL Block S Trqck CECIL, JANE Radio Workshop Girls Chorus CHILDERS, G lTA RAF G. L. CISCO, DONNA G.L. CLEAVER, ANN G.L. CLLNTON, RONALD Radio Workshop Key Club cpglfrrs, annum: ... . 'U' nr- ,s my vi' A if .Q-fm N ,vu NP' 'F' 'ME' ' 'wi' wmv X L Z' P . , , WNV' 3 ws......M X ay A se ,fm v -new-Ulf 09' 3.6.1 Yr' cv. Iggy! COMEY, DONALD CONFORTE, MARILYN CQQKI DICK A.S.B. G.l. A,S,B, COWDEN, RICHARD cox' BARBARA CRAWFORD, GENE Cheerleader Hi Tri A- SA B- Tyra Weekly lAssoc. Ed,l Quill 81 Scroll IV. Pres.l Gangplanck Key Club Pep Com milfee CROSBY, SHIRLEY Sobobans Sub Debs ' G. L. Service Chairman Tyro Annual Queen's Alfendenl Quill 8- Scroll Url.,-mein, CUNDEFF, THOMAS W, A Cappelle Chair Boys Choir Radio Workslwop cnoss, JANET LEE G. A. A. CURRY, IRA LOU Girl's Choir G. L. CROUCH, PATRICIA Girls Choir A Cqonella Choir DAHLGREN, RAY A.S.B. icoovsn, LAYNN Anzacs Gangplunck Basketball CRETORS, DICK, Golf curb CROW, FRANK A.S.B. DAILY, JAMES A Cappella Choir Boy's Choir mfs N,-J ...W Nr-7 YM. 4 I Affvnv fs Nh-6' A Af arf ,...f E9 1.-Wg, COTTONI HELEN -COULTER, ARLENE GJ.. G- L- CRI-NKLAW, DIANA cnocKEnQ CONNIE G. L. Ushereiies IV. Pres., Sobobans Hi Tri Sub Debs CROW, J.w. A.s.B. DANIELS, BETTY MARIE 6.1. C. S. F. Prill Team CULLINANE, ,MARGRET C. H. S. DANIELS, MARY ROSE Drill Team Pan American Nh ,WMM fr,- wer 5' ew sr' ...ff 93 MN' '95, ,iw 'fwr' DAPRO, DEAN DAVIES, DONNA DAVIS, CAROLE DAVIS, ERNIE DAVIS, PATRICIA ANN DE BELLIS, TONIA G,L, HlhTri Sobobuns Anzacs C A. A. G. l.. Musician Tyrg Weekly Gangplanck Gv1l's Choir Orcheslru , , Quill S Scroll Hi Trl Dfgfffifir NOISE mcnnir oiCk c H. s. DELK, Pnosse DENNIS, PATT -I Tri: Koinonos Maioredies DENNY RICHAID DELGADO, mul. Hi Tri GVCAS Ag A.S.i. AS! - A A DIMOCK, MARIANNNE DODSON, ROBERT DAVIS DOOLEY DONALD D OWNING, MARY C4 5, F, A, S. B. DQNMHERI gnupg, AISIBU' Hi Tri DUKg,Bl0BERT Seal Bearer A.S.B, C S F A' ' ' G. A. A. ' ' ' ' Sobobuns G' A' A' Debafe Team N. F. L. DUNBAR, DIANA DUNCAN, MADGE XUUNHAM, BOB DUNKIN, PAT DURDEN, ROMEO DUSAIKPQB G. L. The-spiuns G0'Y9PlGI'1k Band Soc. Chairman A Sys- Block 5' Hi Tri Girl's Choir A Cappella Choir G.A,A. Gangplunk- Vice Anzccs Tyre Annual BoY's Stale President DUSTIN, BETTY Hi-Tri EAGLE, FARRELL Radio Workshop EAST, WADE A.S.B. EDSON, RUTH G L. EDWARDS, FLOYD Baseball Cardinal Thespians C.H.S, Gcngplanlc EMERSON, MARILYN G. L. ENGLISH, PATSY A Cappella Choir Girl's Choir Koinonos Follies '51 JEAN EPPERHEIMER, MADRIENNE Sub Debs Hi-Tri C,H.S. EIIKSON, HENRY A.S.B. ESCAMILLA, DAVID Baseball ESPITIO, GLORIA G.L. ESYRADA, DELOKES' GJ.. EUBANKS, JENENE G.A.A. HifTri EUBANKS, PATRICIA Hi-Tri Pres. Soc. Chair. Senior Class G.L. Cabinet Gangplank Board Member C.H.S. Jr. League EVANS, JANE c.A.A. EVANS, PAT G.A.A. G.L, EYNON, LESLIE F.A,A, Golf Club FAGETTE, PAULA GirI's Choir A Cappella Choir Hi-Tri Tyro Weeklv pwusxz, QOZER T.A.C. FAIR, HOWARD A,S.B, FASANA, DONNA G. I.. FERGUSON, JOHN Varsity Football Block S Track FERGUSON, JOYCE G. L. FILIPPINI, CHARLIE Tennis Orchestra Block S BoY's Chior FILIPFINI, NANCY Band FITZGERALD, JERRY Sobobans C. S. F. Sub Debs Usherelles Comm. of Pep A. S. B. Foalball Princess FLATLEY, EILEEN Hi-Tri FLORE5, ARMIDA lPUNKEYl Sobobans Sub Deb Serv. Ch Hi-Tri Serv. CH. G. L. V. Pres. 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Sobobcns Sub Debs G.A.A. lCcbineIJ Moicrelfe Hi-Tri GOMEZ, ALBERT Key Cluh GONZALES, DORA G.l. GONIALES, RICHARD A.s a. csoousv, JOHN Block S Tennis C.S. F. Kev Cl uh GRACE, JANICE G. L. GRADIAS, JIMMH: Defender: 41.35 GRANDIERRY, ATWOOD Baslrnibqll GRAVETTE, PAT, G.L. Kolnonox GRAY, KAY G.l. GRAY, VELMA G.l. GREEN, OWEN A.S.B. GREGG, CAROL Jr. League Hi-Tri GRIFFIN, BILL A.S.B. GRIFFIN, ESTHER A Cappella GirI's Choir GRIFFIN, WANDA Jr. League, Social Chairman Hi-Tri, Social Chairman Yell Leader '49 '50 GRYSELLS, PATSY Sobobcm C.S,F. Usherelves, Trecs Hi-Tri GUERRERO, IOY A.S.B. GUSTAFSON, DARLENE C.S'.F. Koinonos Sobobans Sub Debs N.F.L. Girl's Sicle Seal Bearer GUTIERREZ, NESIQUIO ASB. GUTI ERREZ, MANUEL Track Key Club GUTIERREZ, RACHEL G.l. C.H.S. mxss, xml-rmus G.l.. HAG MNNN NANCY Hl Tri HAGUE JOHFI A.S,B HALL, JOAN Hl-Tri G A A HAMRICK, SHEILA Usherevteg Sub Deba G.A.A, Tennh C.H.S. Hi-Tri HANCOCK, WAREN C. Sf. HANSEN. JOYCE G.L. fumawrun, PM G.l. 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KING, FAYE G. L. KING, LINDA Moiorelle KIPP, MAUREEN G. L. KIRCHOFF, MARLENE Sub Debs Hi Tri KIRK, CAROLYN G.L. KISHER, ROMA G.A.A. Cabinet Senior Class Comm, KNOWLES, BILLY A Cappella Choir Follies '52 KRAUSE, ADRIENNE Sub Debs C, H. S. KUYKENDAEL. LA VELLE GJ. LAKES, TOM Foolball Track Block' S LARDIN, Dick A. s. B. LANGHAM, Noun G.l. LAYTON. NANCY Sobobons C, S. F. LEINDNER, JANALEE G. L. LEMMOND, STAN Foolball Track Block S Anzccs LENOX, MARY Tyro Weekly Lib. G. A. A. Publicity Ch. Quill Bl Scroll C. H. S. Hi Tri Cardinal Commenlcvor l5VY. E JGENE 'i M-Own., ., iv W sf I , AM! I ' . 'wifi 'VN KJ- .F H. Q.. 'ar-L, i ' ,F ,mv-v K Y ' Fifi 17 'f' Nr' 1:7 Ad... ... .ff Af wa-.1 L Q... Arif 4 fx, 'gag . ' 40- lv 5 X5 ' if 'M xr M 53 X,l'f .3599 X, I -im ' f , Q. F 'iw nr' N' ', Q' H.. sv- fha' 'vis 691 fftls f 'f'1' LEWIS, JERRY Pres. S-r. Class Pres. Jr. Class Anzacs C. H. S. Quill 6. Scrall Pres. Swimming Team TYro Annual Gangplank Lewis, MARY. G. L. LIGON, JEANNICE G. L. LIPSETT, SALLY ANNE Girl's Choir A Cappella Chair G. A. A. LITTLE, EDDIE Baseball LLOYD, CHERIE LEA Sobobans G. A. A. LOIT, BILLIE Girl's Choir LONG, MARY LOU G. L. LOPEZ, JOE MANUEL A. S. B. Lovsz, RAY A. s. B. LORD, sALLv Sr. Class Sec. Jr. Class Sec. C. H. S. G. A. A. Sub Debs Foolball Queen Lorze, JIM A. s, B. LOVIN, WAYNE Baseball LUKKES, MARY ANN Drlll Team LUND, CLINTON A. S. B. LUPTON, MAILENE G. L. LYTLE, SHIRLEY G. L. MACNIELI., Don A Cunvella Choir BOYS Chair Kainosis MADSEN, VERNETTA G. A. A. MAGUIRE, MARILYN Drill Team Pres. MANDERVILLE, BOB A, S. B. MANNING, BEYTY C. S. F. G. A .A. Sobabans MANUEL, BILLY JOE Defenders MAPLE5, FRANK J. V. Basketball Band Pres. Defenders Radio Wksp. MARCHIGIANI, CHARLES A. S. B. MARCUS, SHIRLE G. L. MAIORANA. JOE Football J. V. MARQUI ST, IAIBARA G. L. MARSHALL, EDNA MAE G. L. MARTIN, RUSSELL D. C. S. F. Pres. Koinonos, Pres. Key Club Track Letlermcn MAITINEZ, MARSHALL A. S. B. MATTALIANO, ANTHONY A. S. B. MATTHER, CAROL Pres. Sobobans C. S. F. Sub Debs G. L. Cab. MATTY, MARY G. L. MAY, BARBARA Sobobans Sec. Sub Debs Tyrc Weekly Quill and Scl'-ool C.H.S. Vice President MAY, BILLIE JUNE Koinonos MQADAMS, IARIAIA G. L. MQALPINE, GARY A. S. B. McARDLE, KATHLEEN Com m. Finance Tyrc WeeklY Jr. League PUD- Cholfman Hi-Tri Devotional Chairman Sobobans C.S.F. McBRlDE, JAY Foolbclll J.V. MQCALL, LEOTA G. L. McCURDY, DUANE Band Orchestra F.F.A. McCARTER, JACQUELYN Jr. League Pres. Hi-Tri Tyro Annual Quill and Scroll MQCLESKY, FRANK Football Jr. Senior Block S Anzucs Bcskelball Soph McCREA, RUTH K G.L. McCUMSEY, ROBERT Anzucs V. Pres. McDANlEL. D A. s. B. McDANIEL, WES Var. Foolball Anzacs Pres. Key Club, Pres. C.S.F. Tyro Weekly N. F. L. Block S Sec. Soph Baskelball MCGARY, non A.S.B. MCQUIRE, ROBERTA G.L. McHUGH, DOUGLAS Bond MQKEON, MARILYN Band Girl's Chorus McKINLEY, JAMES A.S.B. McKINl5TER, JAMES A.S.B. M:KNIGHT, WILMA G.L. McMICHAEL, DALE Anzacs '?J:'- YS? .wx ? ie 'H-P' 'P-'TY av.. -. srl ,W ,.. 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Seal Bearer Sub Debs Usherelles MULLEN, WILMA JEAN G.L. MUNOZ, LOUIS A.S.B. Cf' YI23' XX. M . .fe m..'4k 'Us- af-1 'fi fd 1-7 fum v-1 N27 F 'n rfb .4 Y' MURPHY, SUE Vice Pres, Hi-Tri Jr, League Sec. C.S.F. Sobcbclns G.A.A. MYERS, BETTY G. L. MYRICK, DICK Stage Crofv NAVARRETE, HUVY A.S.B. NEIL, BEVERLY G, L. NEMES, ANNABELLE Drill Team G.A.A. Cardinal Audubon Nun. uiue G, L. NEIILETUN, BERYI. Girl's Choir A Cappella Choir NEWMAN, DONALD A. S. B. NIEWALD, RALPH Baseball NOBLITT, JACK Block S Defenders Vice Pres Foofball VcrsiIy NOE, WALTER A.S 8. NOLIN, CLAUDETTE G.A,A. NORMAN, RAMONA G,l. NORTHRUP, DALE A. S. B. NOVACK, LARRY Jr. Class Officer Anzccs Gczngplonk N.F,L, Boys Stale NUNN, JO ANN G.A.A. OGDEN, ALICE G. C.S.F. Orchestra oumcx, son A. s. s. OLIVER, DAVID A. S. B. OLIVER, PATTY G.A.A. Sub Debs Hiflri ORTIZ, DORTHY JOY Orchestra G.A.A. Tri-S Treas. ORTIZ, LUCY G. L. oimz, MARY 5, L. ossuim, PATSY Drill Team OVERSTREET, ROY A.S.B. OWENS, AL CURTIS Boys Choir Defender Club A Canal-lln Choir OWINGS, MARGIE Band C.H.S. ,..., 3 ef and D' leg'-'J 'C-,1 xr' mm, ffffflfi' . ...M 222:25 1 Q, if YF if 'kr 'wfv rw'-s K., .2 ' ag? , ,,1'. . . 2 4.3- .Q M., A. ,... .. 1: ..,-...vi yi L . A ., . . ,R Q3 lt ,A ,J .K .J 2 Q? . L- K .,, . , Y. fx fi, ix ' .- .. Q., M. -2 .A-if H -',,-,- I PADI LLA, 'LNEZ REBECCA Drill Team Flag Bearer PALASKI , IARIARA G. L. PARR, PAT G.L. PARRA, MARY G.A.A. Tri-S PEAKE, DOUGLAS Baseball PEAVIE, VELMA G.A.A. PEREZ, CECILLIA G. L. PEREZ, LOUIS Band C.l-LS. Key Club PERKINS, DICK A. S. B. T. A. C. PERKINS, PEGGY A.S.B. Sec. C.S.F. Sealbearer Sobobans Jr. League G0'19Plank Hi-Tri Cardinal Commentator PETERSON, ELAINE Sobobans Band PHELP5, CHARLES Varsity Football Track Block S Anzacs PIERCE, FARNK Boys Choir Koinonos PINEDA, ENOE G. L. PONCE. smssr A. S. B. PORTER, SYLVIA G, L. PULLIAMS, INEZ Girl's Chair A Cappella Choir G.A.A. PURDY, LEILA SUE G.A.A. PURKEY. DENNY J. Key Club Vice Pres. Block S Varsity Football Atheletic Comm. QUARLES, BILL Varsity Football Basketball Track Block 5 RAFFERTY, BILL A,S.B. RAMOS, MARY G. L. RANGEL, MARY LOU G. L. RAZO, RUFINA G, L. REDDEN, EDNA MAE G.L. Cabinet REZEK, RITA G.l.. RIDER, SHIRLEY G. L. RIETHMAYER, NELDA Tyro Annual Quill and Scroll Hi-Tri , Snr 5 , gg. JY un 134 wrhf f - l'4'i'v g f , . . 1 ..v,.kH,, , mm 'B' mdw-' in ,bw I WW Q ' x , .fa g W Q .1 , ffl i ? ' .2 .1 .. f , ill , X' - I , ERN Aff V916 'HUOM 2, . . wh' .. Nfb' .14 .J ROBBINS, MOITON A. S, B, '0'5'50N. FRANCINE Jr. League Quill 8 Scroll Tyro Annual Gangplank Hi-Tri Cabnef ROBERTS, MOLLY Girls Choir A Cnonello Choir ROIERYS, PEGGE G. L. Cabinet Follies '51 WhcI A Life RODRIGUEZ, HELEN G.l. RODRIGUES. NELLIE G. L. ROGUS, IARIARA G. L. ROIJQ. MAIGIF Nui. Thespicns IOMERO, MAX A. S. B. ROSEIURE, EDWIN A. S, B. IUSH, IARIAIA G.A.A. Hi-Tri Sobobcns Treos. N.F.L. RUSSELL, EDDIE A.S,B. RUSSELL, JACQUELINE G. L. RUSSELL, MARY ANN Koinonos Pres. 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Qulljl gs. ,ffm Raseball McMlLLEN, PEARL G.l.. v PRECIADO, ALLEN A.S.B. eww ,Wan ces RGS Ponca' m 5.wI-N5 CAMERA Allen, Oro Ella Anlhony, Makey Baker, Marie Ballisle, Nadine Bennelle, Nollie Copece, Madeline Cappleman, Monica Carler, Doris Clark, Rulh Clawson, Virginia Conley Morcalee Currier, Palricia Darnell, Dixie DeLaVega, Lupe Dixon, Carolyn Donahue, Sharon Dunn, Dorlhy Engelman, Belly Fasana, Rae Fisher, Bobbie Gallardo, Horlencic. Galvin, Jeanelle Gasca, Sally Guana, Edilh Glidden, Edilh Grizzell, Belly Guinn, Madelyn Harris, Charlene Havens, Carol Hernandez, Belly Hernandez, Gloria Hernandez, Marlha Hernandez, Nellie Hiall, Shirley Hixon Virginia Homan , Jo Ann Huldson, Melha Hulchins, Virginia Jackson, Belly, June Jarrell, Marilyn Kipp, Beverly Kronlein, Barbara Kurlz, Belly Lepper, Marilyn Lopez, Lucy Luna, Eleanor Maeslas, Mary Maloll, Barbara Marlinez, Mary Lou Miranda, Mary Louise Monroe, Elhelmae Monlgromery, Virginia Obera, Maximina Orliz, Rosamond Pike, Olela Prado, Tillie Quaney, Palricia Quiroz, Helen Ramirez, Angelila Roberlson, Marlene Robinson, Helen Rogers, Margola Roule, Belly Sanchez, Genevieve Scoll, Lynnea Sheble, Doris Slighl, Janiel Solo, Hermelinda Slewarl, Margarel Slocklon, Myrna Teler, Rulh Tilsworlh, Verdia Viera, Sandra Lee Villalobos, Calollno Wahlen, Palricia Ward, Elizabelh Wellwood ,Charlene Wesl, Mariorie While, Shirley Woods, Jeanne Ybarra, Julia Allen, Douglas Anderson, William Arbuckle, Donald Arbuckle, Roberl Arias, Richard Ashford, Joseph Aulrey, Melford Bagwell, Bruce Baker, Don Balderama, Roberl Balders, Frank Banicle, Ronald Beggs, Harvey Beisling, Frank Blylhe, Tom Braswel, James Bridgewoler, Louis Briones, Ernie Burbank, Harry Bush, Joe Canada, Harold Carner, Russel Carroll, Edwin Coslillo, Tommy Chilcoll, Edwin Chilson, Dale Cleveland, Donald Zarbok, Arlene Zerres, Helen Schnieder, Loraine Neslor, Shirley Ann Hymer, Belly McCormic, Joanne Holland, Vlna Maloney. Carole McCankey, Hazel Boiserl, Barbara Thomas, Charlolle 5ilVY, Caroline Jane Fuller, Nana, Mae Heldl, Glenna From, Palricio Cooley, Roberl Corlez, Michael Croyle, Wray Davis, Nelson Cowglll, Don 5,HY Davis, Robert DeCamp, Bill Decker, Ralph Demars, Frank Dickinson, Jack Donald, Trevor Dupraw, Wilfred Duran, Peler Eggers, Don Esres, Howell Evans, Harry Fonsler, David Ferre, Malcom Finley, James Flelcher, Ronald Franks, Howard Gallardo, Auguslin Gasca, Rudy Gilkey, Roberl Gonzales, Manuel Hagne, Jim Hayden, Charles Hemphill, Roberl Henson, Charles Hernandez, Joe S. Herring, Rex Hilberl, Howard Hodges, Duewel Joblonski, Lewis Jacobson, Ronald Jelle, Norman Jimenez, Tony Johnson, Bill P. Johnson, Charles Johnson, Clive Jones, Richard, l.. Keller, Tom Lamberl, LaRelle Lasley, Keilh Leyerly, Wendell Lopez, Peler Lowen, Delberl Lourey, Wesley McClesky, Franklin McCollum, Bernard McCumsey, Roherl McDaniel, Deryl McHugh, Douglas Mclnlosh, Ronald Mack, Tom Marker, Ernie Marlin, Norman Monlag, Gerald Monlgomery, Jimmy Morgan, Keilh Mosley, Ernesl Myers, Roger Nickles, James Nieders, Joe Nunez, Ernesl Ornelas, Henry Oslrowski, Lewis Packard, Roger Pallerson, Palrick Porler, Norman Polls, Richard Prado, Joe Pruell, Aron Redman, John Reynolds, Russell Richards, Freddie Robersl, Noel Roberlson, Wayne Ruiz, John Saavedra, Arlhur Salleels, Jim Salado, John Sanchez, Tom Schack, Frank Scoll, William Scambellone, Joseph Shepard, Versus Smilh, Bill Ray Solela, Philip Slacy, John Slarr, Jesse Slone, Jim Slrahm, Frank Sullivan, Mike Tarranls, Norman Templeman, Bill Thompson, Bill Tilley, Jack Tudor, Andy Underdown, Don Uribes, Raymond Vaughn, Everell Velarde, LeRoy Wade, Jack Walker, John L. Wallbaun, George Ward, Harry Waring, Henry Walson, Don Walton, Tony Weir, Wallace Wells, Fred Wheeler, Douglas Welchel, Ronnie While, Tom Wilkinson, Duane Woodall, Roger Yonex, Alphonse Zermeno, Carlos Ziegler, Denny Slephens, Lawrence Hill, James Anderson, Carl Carriaga, Rey Huey, James Leng, Buddy Heymer, James McKilvey, Leonard Kemplon, Bryce Hernandez, Joe Simmoue Clyde Wood, Elarl Johnson, loherl WHEELS AND HEELS T 3 QM Q qw kg, f gx M K THAT SPECIAL SOMEONE QW X Q C f X fm Q 3 J X 5 Qu Q 4 ff Q f I 'H 'i7'Qn if L. ..AA ' iv W1 W Jack Tournler, President Eddie Yorba, Vice President Junior Class Officers ,'Barbara Trask, Secretary ,321 Puisy Maxwell, Social Chairman Mn Bgughbman, SP0 W Y DSOI' P3 A2 HIWQ I U wil 11 ggi? O I s......:,, -if '49 lr, S. Lv - rr-if ROW 1: Left to Right, Woods, C., Salazar, L., Frekd. S., Cheairs, J., Cluff, P.,. Matthews, S., Walker, M. ROW 2: Ramirez, M., Hoebeck, J., Smith, K., Heath, D., Sanchez, M., Beltran, C. ROW 3: Watson, L., Harris, G., Wright, J., Smith, E., Charles, C. As Juniors, mighty We felt ROW 1: Left to Right, Elam, E., Mitchell, S., Riguis, S., Montecino, T., Gomez, M., Noe, H., Corney, B., Lane, S., Parese, P., McGaffic, S., Seward, S. Jordan,S., Baca, T. ROW 2: Zaharopoulas, G., Trient, M., Jackson, E., Ammon, C.-, Hoffman, P., Hallberg, S., Harris, S., Ly man, M., Thayer, B., Wallace, B., Johnson, D., Johnson, J. ROW 3: McMahan, L., Goodwin, C., Cereceres, R., Bridgewater, H., Chipman, B., Sharp, D., Murphy, N., Mosher, R., Facka, R. ROW 4: Yingst, G., Estrella, P., Miner, J., Montes, S., Botts, B., Wilson, D., Martinez, G., Hamilton, J., Bur meister, W., Levy, E., Bean, R. ROW 1? Left to Right, AUBFHS, B-5 M-25005 C.: Welborn, C., Freeman, D., Wallburger, S., Gibford, M., Trask, B., Jacoby, F. ROW 2: McDevitt, A., Blazivic, B., Forbes, J, Diener, N., Pendergraft, J., Morgan, C,. Trout, E., Smith, J. ROW 3: Cox, S., Hughes, S., Hitchens, C., Terry, F., Eddy, W., Palmer, J., Plaiss, E., ROW 4: Hile, R., Lathlean, B., Corwin, G., Musso, D., Palik, D., McGrew, J. At least moderately so ROW 1: Left to Right, Hosegood, C., Clinton, N., Colquhoun, S., Dillon, M., Ryen, J., Becker, M., Moss, A Jones, A., Hudson, P. ROW 2: Cade, C., Chilcote, J., Gravette, D., Dooley, D.Purkey, Y., Ewers, M., Kish, M., Nettleton, S., ROW 3: Geeslin, C., Weyand, G., Given, G.: MacKay, M., Sage, L., Kennedy, C., Kerr, R., Hively, H. ROW 4: Stewart, B., Bustillow, C., Perkins, J., Isaac, A., Brill, R., Templeton, F., Poole, G. ROW 1: Left to Right, Dodson, P.: Steppe, L.: Grant, M.: Brinkley, J.: McGuire, P.: Hawkins, D.: Pacheco, E.: Pippin, B. ROW 2: Bond, B.: Drayer, R.: Morris, M.: Dunn, M.: Motschman, S.: Sipes, J.: Hill, B.: Davis, A. ROW 3: Stolz, N.: Daluiso, V.: Walton, M.: Deleon, C.: Long, M.: Raborn, J.: Filer, M. ROW 4: Miles, C.: Leonhardt, L.: Helbing, L.: Avery, J.: Miano, T. But with a glance toward the Seniors, ROW 1:lLeft to Right, Brown, J.: Holdren, N.: Tappen, M.: Troy, S.: Ramirez, J.: Evans, B.: Butler, D.: Carr, B.: Johnson, J. ROW 2: Haines, D.: Martin, P.: Gaydos, M.: Maxwell, P.: Carnahan, R.: Johnston, J.: Wahl, J.: Vanouse, V.: Saffel, B. ROW 3: Peake, L.: Flores, G.: Lawrence, M.: Worman, R.: Cruickshank, D.: Robertson, L.: Will, J.: Spencer, D. ROW 4: Cleveland, V.: Wendt, T.: Bates, B.: Russo, T.: Moon, L.: Speck, B. 1 C . , ,Q ww , A 5 :W i t 5 1 22 1 f 2 . i f .i R.. i f is , A 2 e L,,:2 :lf ROW 1: Left to Right, Hansen, P.: Gomez, M.: McCaa, G.: Stanford, L.: Richardson, P.: Woodburn, C.: Vidaurri, L,: Gonzales, M.: Barnard, J. ROW 2. chell, ROW 3. ROW 4 erts, G. Burns, D.: Creaford, R.: Robertson, P.: Anderson, P.: Smith, P.: Culver, R.: Butler, P.: Mit- P.: Jewell, M. Herge, L.: Heil, G.: Bubeck, F.: Nylon, D.:mez, R. Parham, C.: Frommer, G.: Pitari, S.: Crouch, J.: Shotwell, J.: Ousley, C.: Reithmayer, E.: Rob- We felt kinda low. Left to Right, Oseas, V.: Confer, K.: Anderson, J.: Jackson, B.: Hilt, L.: Madden, H.: Birge, M.: Van Haren, C.: Yorba, E.: Porter, B.: Nelson, N.: Sawyer, B.: Granadas, R.: Deam, B. Kiefer, E.: Davis, D.: Albert, R.: Boyles, T.: White, R.: Watts, D. ROW 1 Gusky, M. ROW 2: ROW 3: ROW 4: Guth, G.: Hagy, J.: Davis, D.: Bright, J.: Crowder, B. 6 1 fl mu Hhs -. - 'Y' f- ,-',' Y? all' ga ROW 1: Left to Right, Sprague, J., Anderson, E., Strait, N., Manak, E., Davis, L., Bocanegra, l., Sandoval, E., Montijo, V. ROW 2: Page, D., Shepard, B., Berkebile, C., Easley, M., Easley M., Bradley, J., Wyant, B., Hicks, P., Bultler, M. ,ROW 3: Galloway, B., Perkins, W., Franks, C., Fields, R., Wilson H., Cameron, D., Hemminger, E., Montoya, E., Rieger, R. ROW 4: Botello, J., Ward H., Chapman, T., Hagan, B., Harris, V., Rossam, D., Abbott, A. Racing through history ROW 1: Left to Right, Robbins, J., DiPasquate, A., Langbridge, J., Albanez, A., Gaine, H., Castle, F., Cta- folla, C., ROW 2: See, S., Regan, C., Stephens, F., Sanchez, B., Thomas, M., Dandlinger, P., Murdock, V. ROW 3: McCorick, C., Luna, A., Morales, C., Lee, L., Garcia, S., Cody, A. ROW 4: Negrete, J., Fister, F., Holt, L., Travis, F., Gaffni, G. .i' l 5 if-if , ., A 's l yr a 5,1 , .1 1 ,, ff fi S.. ROW 1: Left to Right, Ashcom, B.: Wattnem, J.: Kelly, J.: Davis, D.: Montgomery, M.: Warren, J.: Little, M ZROW 2: Slone, R.: Hammilton, D.: Hanna, S.: Reber, D.: Dennison, B.: Musqraul, M. ROW 3: Howard, B.: Pierce, B.: Turney, M.: Buckles, B.: Bland, B.: Woll, R. ROW 4: Scholing, M.: Hodges, J.: Stephens,,.H.: Earhart, J. Victorious at last, ROW 1: Left to Right, Walker, C.: Brayo, J.: Gonzalez, J.: Van Camp, P.: Saucedo, B.: De Fillipes, M.: Bus- cemi, A.: Ball, A.: Johnson, E.: Gutierrez, P.: Leninger, A. Marrzano, T.: Ramos, A.: Guerrero, R. ROW 3: Wolf, L.: Schrey, T.: Fitzpatrick, G.: Palmer, G.: Young, S.: Arnold, F.: Brown, R.: Hughes, J.: Buck- .ner, D. Franks, L.: Smith, W. .wg M., , I R 'i W J Q A PQI! ROW 2: Williams, B.: Traina, J.: Allen, A.: Nunez, F.: Saterfield, C.: Manaker, M. A.: Bills, M.: Curran, B.: .ROW 4: Fitzpatrick, R.: Harvey, D.: Webb, B.: Meraz, C.: Pakan, J.: George, B.: Rhodes, H.: Boyce, H.: ROW 1: Left to Right, Tamayo, M., Gonzales, R., Little, E., Cobb, S., Montfort, G., Winfrey, B., Green, P., Geober, P. ROW 2: Sanchez, E., Snow, B., Saunders, M., Walker, E., Myers, T., Wright, G., Halstend, M., Christensen, M. ROW 3: Scott, A., Angel, L., Cardoza, M., Woods, E., Clarke, R., Barrera, J., Flenson, D. ROW 4: Hamilton, L., Schwizer, B., Morrison, B., Campbell, R., Vasquez, D. Relieved and thankful ROW 1: Left, to Right, Yeats, A., Northington, L., Sanchez, L., Trout, V., Miller, A., Walker, D., Kreipke, D., Mattson, S., Bashuell, J., Morgan, M., Willingham, C. ROW 2: Wright, G., Leon, M., Alice, R., Gomez, A., Shaw, B., Lawson, D., Rehwald, L., Winfrey, B., Lee, D. ROW 3: Martin, E., Hanlin, J., McMahan, G., Herring, H., Marlin, D., Cooper, R., Baker, C., Simanson, A. ROW 4: Hodge, D., Fowler, L., Legge, R., Hudson, D., O'Grady, J., Pierce, R., Jackson, L., Miller, W., Gor- don, J. r .Lk -.wav .S ROW 1: Left to Right, Aduddell, l., Balyarde, J., Gregory, D., Semrau, D., Fields, S., Harris, S., Rossi, P., Corona, L. ROW 2: Baca, J., McBride, Y., Bainter, P., Packard, D., Smith, J., Botello, A., Ada, G., Osborn, G., DuFaur, ROW 3: Jiminez, T., McCall, C., Montanez, H., Moeiejewshi, B., Jakobi, G., Smith, L., Gilbert, S. ROW 4: Hornbeck, L., Bird, B., Moreno, M., Hooker, J., Elliott, F., Button, M., Lamont, L., Saunders, D. Z I ,L 5 'lim ' 66' -S ' S -Q 5 4? ' ' 5.Lvu 5 It was in the past ROW 1: Left to Right, Hawley, M., Lightfoot, C., Page, J., Scorziell, J., Price, N'., Rice, B., Odoroff, S., Schoelhopf, R., Slates, S., Smith, E. ROW 2: Raborn, B., Brown, B., Dean, B., Kelsling, J., Graham, J., Harvey, S., Moore, P., Miller, A., Carran za, A. ROW 3: Nevin, R., Hutchins, E., Eriskon, B., Gorian, H., Pillar, S., Kramer, K., Garl, R., Formeller, J., Lar kin, ROW 4: Kordyak, D., Coe, C., Miller, G., Reynolds, B., Vavrina, J., Sheperd, R., Sims, C. . R . ROW 1: Left to Right, Lopez, E., Smith, R., Considine, P.: Bushbaum, M., Glade, S., Hatle, V., Courtney, B., Stephens, R., Lowen, L. ROW 2: Schies, C.,. Ayres, D., St. Cyr, A., Suydam, F.,Hays, M., Wouber, P., Randall, J., Hawley, C. ROW 3: Gamboa, A., Almendarez, W., Jordan, G., McAnern, D., Kelty, O., Jimenez, R., Lake, B., Alvarez '-'JE F., Campbell, D. ROW 4: Christensen, D., Duran, D., Trempala, D., Wells, H., Howard, J., Dutcher, J. We sponsored the beautiful ROW 1: Left to Right, Nylen, J., Mesaros, M., McFadden, J., Johnson, N., Goff, S., Johnston, C., Cowgill, D. Schneider, B., Price, S., Sweet, V. ROW 2: Sakoguchi, L., McEhath, J., Self, J., Schneider, L., Hilty, L., Sanford, E., Smith, P., Jones, E. Garrison, S. ROW 3: Kelley, M., Armstrong, R., Puthoff, V., Varden, A., Smith, R., Blakkolb, B., Smeltzer, G., Miranda F. ROW 4: Gonrales, G., Tournier, J., Fisher, T., Ford, B., Haines, A., Harris, D., Gigson, E. I Row 1: Left to Right, Randall, D.: Radovich, S.: Rogers, J.: Hogan, J.: Yarnell, MJ: Skipper, M.:UnseII, P.: Row 2: Robson, K.: Contreras, T.: Crowder, J.: Carman, B.: Hiekenbotam, C.: Kastigar, B.: Tegen, M. Row 3: Parker, H.: Harrison, A.: Valdez, R.: Suniga, T.: Ford, D.: Miner, R.: Peeters, J.: Row 4: Sorenson, B.: Ratliff, B.: Johnson, J.: Williams, D.: Johnson, R.: Brown, M.: Junior-Senior prom, ROW 1: Left to Right, Barrera, E.: Kaiser, J.: Nlichels, J.: Mat-yas, E.: Kirtley, D.: Frederick, C.: Porter, J., Buskirk, A. ROW 2: Green, D.: Maudsley, M.: Jones, R.: Brown, L.: Snyder, G.: Moarinez, B.: Bird, B. ROW 3: McCurdy, D.: Herrington, J.: Highland, B.: Lundy, B.: Owen, T.: Trarna, .J. ROW 4 Parras, R.: Northrup, J.: Smith, W.: Gibson, E. -Q32 .ROW 1: Left to Right, Millett, Gag Kirtley, D.: Carnero, J.: Fortner, H.: Young, K.: Bean, N.: Byas, B.: Hall, H. -ROW 2: Left to Right, Bond, G.: Hollings, R.: Randall, W.: Davis, D.: Giglio, D.: Pulaskl, G. Forin this we achieved, Row 1: Left to Right, Contawi, V.: Wiltsie, B.: Kray, M.: Poschman, S.: Reynolds, S.: Hosegood, D.: King, C.: Brlnson, M.: Row 2: Luers, S.: Gajdos, E.: Tucker, W.: Wilkins, S.: Buck, D.: McKee, E.: Jolliff, B.: Chamberlin, J.: Row 3: Gregson, J.: Lorime, P.: Anderson, F.: Strout, A.: Bridges, D.: Warren, A.: Mason, F.: Row 4: Johnson, G.: Grisanti, B.: Robinson, L.: Steelman, R.: Miller, J.: Painter, T.: Castell, H. l A Likes? J i, XFIM mm 'gi Pe, s..., ROW 1: Left to Right, Jebbia, A., Morrow, S., Guthrie, D., Rammell, G., Kichns, S., Landers, D., Collins, L.. ROW 2: Betancourt, M., Sullivan, M., Jones, B., Ritter, P., Thumma, E., Souder, A., Candelaria, G., Bar- rios, M. ROW 3: Connolly, J., Lawson, K., Emkens, D., Robert, H., Frank, B., Mallory, M., May, B. ROW 4: Northup, J., Adams, D., Clark, G., Russell, R., Lewis, C. ROW 1 New heights of fame. :Left to Right, O'Day, J., Hansen, P., Ward, R., Murphy, M., Bristow, J., Dunning, J., Bailey, D., Po- olley, N., Prokop, K., James, J., Finch. B., Graves, P., Whitmarsh, B., Douglas, P., Hipsley, M., Hultberg, W., Rammell, A., Bellino, T., Davis, D., Weller, T., Armstrong, J., Forman, H., Glibert, meroy, D., Moore, G. ROW 2: C Rogers, M. ROW 3: M. ROW 4: Pensinger, G., Brutchey, R., Graham, F., Cook, N., Smith, D. 5 E' 1 'X l S f f qhhs-r ROW 1: Left to right, Fishel, B.: Andrado, C.: Thornton, M.: Addis, M. L.: Braida, P.: Rees, B.: Wise, S. ROW 2: Brown P.: Gray, il.: Castnro, J.: Mathews, J: Henkins, P.: Wheeler, P. ROW 3: Cabral, P.: Wilson, R.: Harrah, W.: Grochowsky, G.: Bijork, G.: Hernandez, M.: Ayres, J. Our goal has been reached, ROW 1: Left to Right, Delgado, M.: Contreras, M.: Moore, J.: Painter, T.: Haws, E.: Cooper, Lara, J. ROW 2: Riddell, B.: Flood, J.: Mr. Thomas: Pfeiffer, G.: Reyes, M.: Bowie, N.: Washington, N. ROW 3: Tedder, V.: Rico, R.: Riley, C. R.: Lopez, I Ks it Qi ROW 1: Left to Right, Perez, A., Guitterrez, J., Bunce, S., Smith, L., Miller, C., Sichler, C., Landen, M.. Thatcher, R., Castaneda, S., Martinez, A., Ramos, T. ROW 2: Walson, R., Gamez, R., Petty, V., Collins, S., Bowers, W., Garcia, C., Miller, K., Tarrants, C., Bar rera, G., Nilson, J. ROW 3: Whitall, T., Howell, R., Bolles, P., Pounds, B., Larson, T., Nelson, C., Wetton, J., Evans, B., Kil roy, P., Villalobos, D., Torres, F. ROW 4: Will, R., Speer, B., Parras, R., Moore, B., Stoudt, W., Thompson, D., Joe, S., Ward, J. We're Seniors at last. 0 o CHICKA-LEE, CHICKA-LA CHICKA-RACKA ' Boom-A-RACKA RoLLA-Bom FIREECRACKER sooM BAM BEE WERE Tl-lE CLASS or '53. ff, I SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Row 1: left to light, Skudron, S., Vice President: Godfrey D., President Reynolds, J., Secretory. low 2: Co-Sponsors, Mr. Herron: Mr. llllenthul- Duane Godfrey, President Sophomore Class Officers 'Cyl 1. LUCRS Q3 FIRST SEMESTER BOARD lov 1: loft to light, Martinez, 6.5 Sauer, J.: Johnsen, J.: lee, Cs Row 2: lyers, C., Pooloen, M., Morley, I, I ROW 1: Left to Right, Pitts, E.: Hughes, S.: Sharp, E.: Noble, V.: Brown, M.: Escrrbar, V.: Burger, M.: Brown, B. ROW 2: Goddard, D.: Marchigiani, B.: Coker, G.: Barker, J.: Kent, B.: Thomas, F.: Crews, B. ROW 3: Noack, J.: Flores, D.: Rogers, J.: Notsohotra, F.: Nelson, B.: Biery, R. ROW 4: Adams, S.: Maroney, G.: Sigler, R.: DeBranch, D. We struggled as Sophs ROW 1: Left to Right, Carman, P.: Hinds, J.: Malicke, E.: Dawson, J.: Lindner, J.: Noiles, P.: Morningstar M.: Travis, L.: Crinklaw, M. ROW 2: Inman, C.: Brock, S.: Russell, G.: Gibson, A.: Nicholson, D.: Morris, P.: Brock, S.: Carrillo, R.: Or- tiz, A.: Pedroza, A.: ROW 3: Spiva, L.: Smith, C.: Wyatt, E.: Stewart, D.: Stipe, M.: Quam, K.: Mildrum, I.: Livingston, J. ROW 4: Dahlstron, K.: Medlock, W.: Pooleon, M.: Goldstein, D.: Hysong, J.: Heister, R.: Estrada, I.: McBride L.: Hamblin, J.: Morales, R. :.,.. ,g igag 5, . f ,. - .frzf1Q.2. ' .,Q.:, + ' 1:-1f ff' is--.1 :rw P: 1 Yffi , .- X V- . V W- Q: 1 .. - v , - - e' J .,,, ' f ' '2 Zgvgrlgrlgleff-joHlZxiZlLt,SC?r:1naclrg:, Marsh, M., Hart, R., Prokopis ,A., Stegman, N., Sudydam, N., Poppett, ROW 2: Odenbach, J., Clark, J., Jarvis, J., Riggs, A., Burns, T., Dorais, L., Williamson, F., Campfield D Row 3: Elder, M., Bird, w., stone, B., Han, J., seuas, R., Disney, P., Peck, L. ' ' ROW 4: Davis, B., Hayes, D., Farrell, N., Gilmore, D., Knapp, J., Booth, V., Culbertson, T, Through biology lesls: X. :sv rag 732155 ROW 1: Left to Right, Druse, C., Pottroff, J., Stout, C., Butts, F., Walker, A., See, E., Feltzs, A., Looschen, O., Smith, E. ' ROW 2: Hurst, G., Smedes, M., MacKenzie, R., Krekales, K., Waite, M., Fobran, A., Wagner, N., Huntly, C. ROW 3: Morse, R., Morley, R., DeWeese, M., Henson, D., Wulfing, R., Engal, D., Richards, P., Holland, P. ' ' ' ' ' k B. ROW 4: Ireland, M., Chrisman, J., Fisk, D., Parker, D., McFarland, J., McAnein, D., Bruba er, . ,fl i ,I - , ROW 1: Left to Right, Larson, J.: Strobbie, P.: Paredes, E.: Skadron, S.: Reynolds, J.: Campbell, K.: Leon ard, S.: Testa, J. ROW 2: Boyd, J.: O'Neal, S.: Paar, S.: Lewis, D.: Dean, l.: Dewar, S.: Bramlett, C.: Hall, F.: Groves C. ROW 3: Brill, M.: Johnson, E.: Juhl, R.: Fairall, D.: Hanover, N.: Dunmeyer, D. ROW 4: Davis, J.: Negrete. M.: Hansen. J.: Roberts, J.: McGill, D.: Morris, B.: Quinn, E. And wondered if ever: ROW 1: Left to Right, Soldren, B.: LaVergne, B.: Luna, E.: McDaniel, M.: Rahn, R.: Olds, J.: Ard, C.: Perez, N. ROW 2:Flowers, N.: Peterson, J.: Bettran, N.: Montgomery, F.: Pulaski, A.: Weir, C.: Lampman, G.: Efans, C. ROW 3: Willmunder, M.: Salazar, G.: McGraw, B.: Black, P.: Tash, S.: Noell, H. ROW 4: Ladd, W.: Ferro, W.: Collier, F.: Hoffstetler, J.: Cox, C.: Shedler, B. 1 0-3- -2, ..... s . . 5 , Lx 995 5 8 l ,jj il l. : 5 Tw, ROW 1: Left to Right, Wiggs, W., Baskett, J., Evans, B., Waye, B., Brown, B., Pike, L., Curran, J., Swing, S., Cutler, B. ROW 2: Ortiz, A., Hall, C., Geogory, M., Peirce, A., Hoffman, J., Harmon, A., Gomez, C., Flores, J. ROW 3: Zollinger, J., Myran, D., Bell, J., Vel, M., Creed, R., Feles, T., Edgar, C., Jacobson, L. ROW 4: Wall, J., Terry, R., Bell, R., Rogers, J., Shaver, W., Fisher, D. We'd be Juniors al resl: ROW 1: Left to Right, Cook, A., Howard, L., Beier, B., Binger, J., Baker, A., Johnson, J., Flood, H., Oslund, C., McTherson, A., Bailey, D. ROW 2: Bradley, D., Framm, T., Krenkler, N., Anderson, J., Bland, J., Ewen, A., Pelchy, S., Molthan, R., Shaddot, D. ROW 3: Miller, B., Simons, R., George, R., Carr, G., Overlee. L., Aleman, D., Albert, C., Ford, J. RQW 4: Spencer, K., Austin, R., Ross, K., Jeckl, R., Smalley, G., Smithe. D.: Shaeffer. B.: Nickel, J. 6 S im ,K-of J I f 1 i a 2 ,qw ROW 1: Left to Right, Ables, A.: Anneseley, A.: Mosher, B.: Cecil, N.: Ford, M.: Waite, J,: Mejia, C. ROW 2: Godkin, S.: Smith, J.: Engel, M.: Garrett, S.: Woodall, J.: Zacharias, A.: Bjornstad, R. ROW 3:'Colley, N.: Builteman, J.: Baueisfeld, R.: Wade, J.: Randle, J.: Nueller, B. We bowed down To Seniors: ROW 1: Left to Right, Amsteim, l.: Forsythe, J.: Ceballos, J.: Villarroel, V.: Deming, S.: Roberts, J.: Roberts N.: Hurst, M. ' ROW 2: Myers, J.: Terrell, C.: Hammerstein, E.: LePage, V.: Spencer, J.: Smith, M.: NewComb, C.: Gray, V. ROW 3: Monahan, H.: Cameron, A.: Cox. E.: Worley, E.: Webb, J.: Vasquez, A.: Gonzales, V. ROW 4: Miller, E.: Bowers, D.: Henderson, D.: Ringwald, R.: Martinez, G.: Bybee, H.: Thomas, W. ,1 Q ire swlllf ROW 1: Left to Right, Sauer, J., Vaughan, V., Love, M., Fargon, K., Steblay, J., McNamara, K., Lopez, I., Eby, C., Lee, C. ROW 2: Kerr, C., Kramer,P., Gregory, B., Carver, Y., Byrne, P., Leeper, S., Boggess, B. ROW 3: Kuhar, J., Marquez, A., Courson, G., Hague, P., Stephans, D., Bradley, D. ROW 4: Scorzell, G., Miller, J., Brittan, J., Greenwald, E., Lawrence, P. As we'd been told: ROW 1 Left to Right, Diverman, S., Pope, P., Myers, L., Wilson, V., Stratford, N., Fraijo, R., Gremel, J., Long, J., Schmitz, J. ROW 2: Smith, B., Williams, M., Carther, M., Estrada, M., Arellano, A., Martinez, G., Cellar, K., Blackie, J., Cram, G. ROW 3: Tillman, R., Sauerburn, R., Bates, B., Krips, B., Wharry, l., Stidham, J., Benson, D., Plmer, R., Biggs, D., Cabral, A., Morales, E. ROW 4: Guzy, A., Phelps, L., Blount, G., Guerra, J., Dame, J., Stewart, G., Taylor, R., Reeves, E., Schoel- kopy, B., Antinucci, L. ROW 5: Watts, E., Gillespie, B., Heeres, D., Purden, B., Dillon, J., LaTrace, R. Rf H l sfiutf' ROW 1: Left to Right, Crosby, L., Pulliams, J., Fobela, V., Young, N., Silvia, R., Olga, T., Gomez, D., Tru- jillo, G., Mejia, E. ROW 2: Rojas, A., Bohm, R., Marshall, R., Veloz, B., Drysdale, C., Ricordati, R., Klier, M., Smith, M., Quiroz, N. ROW 3: Willgard, T., Meacham, J., Chiles, J., Negrete, R., Solrio, R., Smith, M., Miller, R., Thompson, G. And sometimes-just sometimes- ROW 1: Left to Right, Lake, K., Inman, F., Mora, N., Suydam, N., Banks, A., Cantrell, D., Lasley, J., Welch, J., Moore, G. ROW 2, Peterson, L., Basham, G., Hoffman, J., Wilkinson, B., lnglett, D., Heark, D., Gay, T., Shires, J., Leland, A., Glenda, M., Jean, M. ROW 3: Moore, C., Godwin, D., Miller, G., Lum, H., Rios, R., Clowe, J. Facka, B. ROW 4: Wheeler, D., Harps, D., Baxter, D., Barrett, R., Emery, S., Lopez, R. -41 sg L' H ii ROW 1: Left to Right, Delgado, M.: Ontiveros, M.: Dunan, T.: Avilez, V.: Medina, R.: Quiroz, 'B.: Frazier, P. Long, J. ROW 2: Dahlstrom, K.: Marcus, M.: Montifo, C.: Revis, D.: Guzman, F.: Everett, H.: Uribes, D.: Thumas, P ROW 3: Ezparzp, R.: Cardenas, D.: Mecham, T.: Preston, N.: Rhynes, J.: Acevido, C. ROW 4: Fasley, W.: Jenkens, B.: Smith, L.: Lewis, J.: Boyd, W. Fell left oui in the cold: ROW 1: Left to Right, McAndrew, M.: Featherstone, J.: Bianchi, V.: Rodriguez, H.: Renol, D.: Ruther- ford, S.: Harris, M.: Davis, J.: Graham, V. ROW 2: Hastings, I.: Valdez, M.: Rogers, A.: McNeal, A.: Garcia, A.: Daniels, F.: Lydia, V.: Dooley, D. ROW 3: Watson, K.: Quaney, D.: Arriola, J.: Lowrey, W.: Evans, V.: Feles, T.: Salazar, J. ROW 4: Griffin, G.: Betty, G.: Coolery, E.: Howard, J.: Caldera, J.: Ramirez, S.: Flores, L. 1 W ROW 1: Left to Right, La Fuze, M.: Soehnel, S.: Hart, A.: Carson, B.: Gorian, J.: Schnier, A.: Adams, D. MacGregor, J. 1 ROW 2: Maxwell, J.: Kanester, D.: Bennell, P.: Heacock, J.: Mills, P.: Strack, J.: Duggan, E. ROW 3: Kornder, J.: Graff, P.: Olson, J.: Jones, J.: Reinhold, J.: Hannah, R.: Thea, D. ROW 4: Wing, J.: Walton, R.: Hofmaster, J.: Stanfield, B.: McDaniel, R.: Osheroff, G.: Stine, D. We sponsored assemblies: ROW 1: Left to Right, Ogden, A.: Lamb, N.: Greenwood, R.: Griffin, J.: Dawson, S.: Mata, H.: Huvveatt, F. Carmichael, J. ROW 2: Hooley, C.: Dalgren, D.: Driggars, B.: Sousa, G.: Riessell, A.: Virginia, G.: Shirretts, S.: Boulder, H. ROW 3: Turrentine, T.: Teal, J.: Mata, J.: Paige, B.: Beraksa, S.: Boeving, C.: Botello, G.: Velpz, T.: San chez, B.: ROW 4: Jones. E.: Keller, D.: Swetkovich, M: Rodriguez, R.: Suarez, R.: Agundez, F. , N .3 E 6 I Vx Q.. M .S W ,K 5. af 4 l . 3 , , . 35, .AE f. Row1: Left to Right, Adame, H., camera, Lgrzoiiand, M., arm, M., mon, J., Dewitt, B., Hernandez,c., Guerra, D., ROW 2: Jerrett, B., Bamboa, E., Christian, B., Heiney, D., Chrisman, C., Ralph, R., Miller, A., Blance, A. ROW 3: Haggard, J., Sherlock, G., Fine, B., Reeder, W., DeMeester, D., Duke,,D. ROW 4: Harring, R., Hilkins, D., Mayfield, E., Sims, H., Junior, R. We cheered al games, ROW 1: Left to Right, Peterson, L., Tice, C., Sewell, N., Vanvacter, R., Fisher, M., Wimple, E., McGrew, B., Vasquez, L., Stemysf, K., Barbara, P. ' ROW 2: Tolleson, B., Masden, B., Rodocker, J., McGuire, l., Fisher, M., Aguilar, ,M., Villasenor, S., Banks, M. ,ROW 3: Holloway, W., Price, N., Currier, B., Nance, L., Van Horn, S., Randles, C., Teter, C., Strickland, S. ROW 4: Lotze, G.: Saxton, B., Cisneros, E., Alverez,F., Rios, R., Colbert, R-S Foy. P- X 102 -il' l A fx- ' r. I-W-UF R0-W 1: Left to Right, Wilburn, S., Cleveland, J., Spriet, D., Benitez, D., Bennett, J., Ankrom, J., Jasper, B., Sellas, K., Holt, D. ROW 2: Westmann, R., Taylor, L., Winn, S., Barrette, B., Baker, D., Santemar, C., Lisle, C. ROW 3: Unclerwood, J., Harrington, D., Blake, B.,Saenz, G., Fulkerson, B., Taylor, G., Heath, D. ROW 4: Baskett, B., Weiser, J., Benjamin, D., Raehn, G., Tucker, K. And wore red beanies: ROW 1: Left to Right, Gillies, C., McFarland, L., Sauceda, R., Highfill, E., Harris, C., Williams, B., Ford, M., Nett, J. ROW 2: Boeanegra, R., Goforfth, N., Uffer, l., Rivera, H., Eccles, L., Crawford, C., Davison, D., Heinlein, B. ROW 3: Scat, J., Weiss, H., Klojsler, R., Cinatel, G., Hurley, J., Stohler, J., Shannon, F. ROW 4: Romero, G., Johnson, J., Smith, K., Kruger, D. P. was .Ly ROW 1: Left to Right, Alvarado, G., Armor, D., Mosher, J., Maizelle, M., Carter, D., Juarez, L., Espitia Klein, R., Starkweather, C. ROW 2: Mealey, M., Boswell, C., Gutierrez, M., Rodriquez, R., Tubiola, S., Bellaeu, J., Anderson, P. ROW 3: Vasquez, L., Coleman, R., Lupton, E., Gutierrez, R., Dunn, J., Valentine, D., Davis, D. ROW 4: Schwartz, J., Danike, H., Nelson, M., Herron, R., Johnson, D. To lypify our greal names. ROW 1: Left to Right, Alverado, J., Garcia, O., Garcia, L., Moia, D., Cabrerd, E., Eytcheson, Z., Kinser, M Frost, B. ROW 2: Balding, D., Gaytan, R., Lake, B., Cereceres, C., Martinez, Y., Gallardo, L., ROW 3: Brantley, J., Newman, D., Sandus, C., Padilla, R., Coltan, J., Bowman, W., Hoss, B. ROW 4: Crogo, B., Jacobo, A., Breshears, F., Torres, D., Olivas, F., Corder, R. 7 .Q Row 1: Left to Right, Morgan, M.: Stevens, S., Willers, E.: Davisson, B.: Caleal, C.: Speziali,,V.: Parra P.: Davis, R.: Carrillo, O.: Chacon, A. ' ROW. 2: Wollbaum, T.: Garcia, M.: TrambIey,D.: Hastings, l.: Pullins, B.: Larkin, V.: Hernandez, R.: Zuick, E.: Karper J.: Wolf, M. ROW 3: Hernandez, F.: Weber, J.: Sieber, D.: Heath, G.: Guy, E.: Raub, E.: Long, G.: Walder, L.: Rios, J. ROW 4: Lopez, E.: Kuiz, M.: Morales, F.: Wright B.: Starr,J. 1 And finally-ai lasi- ROW 1 : Left to Right , Hawkins, M. : Trunkfield, M :Whyte, D.: Estrado, P.: Wolaver, J.: Neff, B.: Hed- dens, H.: Neely, L.: Fike, R.: Owens, D.: Gutierrez, R. ROW 2: Vao, M.: Rios, A.: Hernandez, L.: Bean, S.: Strayhorn, B.: Burns, J.: Teetrick, S.: Maupin, B.: Trot- ter, P. ROW 3: Green, C.: Foster, R.: Herkelrath, G.: Harlan, B.: Jaurey, R.: Gonzalez, R.: Davis, J.: King, M.: Wimselt, R. ROW 4: Elesalde, R: Steinhoff, G.: Millon, W.: Moton, E.: Garcia, H.: Gradias, E.: Flores, J.: Alverez, E.: Mohr, O.: Hairing, R. Wire, R. ROW 5: Plummer, A.: Warren, S.: Cortez, R.: Ornelas, P.: Stutzman, E. Schaeff, W.: Villalpaudo, G. !-. ! 'CN' A .avi N ,DN ROW 1: Left to Right, Martinez, A., Emmerich, C., McCall, R., Piper, S., Butcher, M., Bradshaw, A., Heck- eroth, E., Grijah, N. ROW 2: Smith, A., Botello, J., Villegas, D., Solorso, H., Juare, L., Nelson, L., Rios, R. ROW 3: Sandoval, R., Richardson, D., Stevens, R., Palmer, R., Hartman, J., Lockert, H. ROW 4: Villanueva, J., Clarence, K., Moreno, J., Ybarra, F., Dorado, A. 992' Came lhe end of lheyear: Qi ? RQW1: Left to Right, Cole, C., Patterson, S., Buhrman, M., Flack, J., Shirley, G., Bonnie, S., Fellzs, E.' Hastings, C. ROW 2: Schaif, J., Hernandez, J., Merchant, D., Morgan, S., Darnell, P., Butler, B., Kelly, P.: Trierweiler, J. ROW 3: Rodriquez, R., Baker, P., Cook, D., Wood, D.,Ballielt, A., McCauby, D., Janez, D., Brione, XJ. ROW 4: Walker, J., Long, E., Baumgarlen, D., Maif, B, Overstreet, O., Cook, B., Kunbrusgh, A. Y ,lore-2 5, LUERS x , -ff. , I .a.,,,.,15. f J V 'H K A ROW 1: Left to Right, Kaiser, D., Smith, C., Russell, P., Mclntosh, O., McCann, L., Alexander, P., Shewmak- er, J., Jacques, R. ROW 2: Allen, D., Scott, White, B., Anderson, S., Adams, RJ LSadf0Pd. L-3 L09-Hn, J- ROW 3: Walker, M., Sebern, E., Huntly, G., McNeil, H., Bailey, B., Ward, T. ROW 4: Zaharopoulos, G., Adams, J., Lenz, L., Rhodes, R., Hippie, W., Anderson, C., Bailey, D., Theios, J. Now our fulure as Juniors ROW 1: Left to Right, Moomey, L., Duncan, L., Hill, Johnson, P., Carlson, L., Lee D., Hplmes, G., Lustig, T., Casey, D., Dooley, D. ROW 2: Shough, P., Hays, D., Way, V., Carpenter, C., Pauli, L., Rose, J., Kerr, D., Kirk, D., Ensey, H., De- Mars, D. ROW 3: Godfrey, D., Copeland, J., Forbis, J., Clauton, B., Pathegyi, J., Engels, J., Raub, G., Grigley, J., Y ates, D., Meek, B. ROW 4: Howell, R., Kohler, E., Pruiksona, J., Corbo, L., Crenshaw, S., Byars, C. Q J 5. ugRS. ROW 1: Left to Right, Abramowski, S.: Schaeffer, B.: Randig, M.: Madden, P.: Filippini, R.: Baer, L Shores, D. ROW 2: Left to Right: Vasquez, L.: Stinian, E.: Morris, B.: Ballin,E.: Kinkade, J.: ROW 3: Brennan, L.: Christopher, R.: LaVern, S.: LaBarbera, S.: Abarca, T. ROW 4: Camp, D.: Klein, G.: Rezk, R.: .Wright, I.: Grace, J. Seems deliuhtfullv clear. .0 I O . IJ , .' 1 ' f' . Q O no-as-ME, wHo ARE ws? ' N y we Auf, we Auf, we Aus ws. i S Y 'mlm NO ue, 'mm NO BLUFF, 1 u54!n f I 'rHAT'S me srum 1 4 J. 2 C , ,V ! m, f S'. LUEK5 I , f I X Q ix Q W g- .LL - K, v 'il 1 ,ww Q-1: H QQ ww 1. im ffvffrvw x ,F .cf ! 'Sy JJ ar' 3 ' ,f .-, D wg r' 4 5 ,J J r ,f. lb' in P -NT V 0 ' I N UQ-'-T:-vi? , an ff M N x WW' C' .F N.. Y r ? ,.4. ' If X ..' Q 2f gk' .Q xb VS, A' XR, JA A xx x h A Qiwbix A 1, -f 'K 'che'xr wraps ond eye on Corn'xng 'xn Khe 'monk door, 'the g'xvXs shed E snfne pvekfny So: Rhe Xens, wh'xXe Meepkng o wavy Xhek escorks. Then comes 'Che 'yurn'oXed 'xn'cvoouc't'xons, Nxovy , Xh'xs 'xs Sohng 5ohn,kh'xs Ks Bone. Then Xhvough the doom Ynsk povfxng wkkh Khe Q bn o'c poseboovo Xhok cosk you 0 srnoh 'fovkuney Yxnohy, 'che goy excfxkemenk of shufdhng Yeek. Everyone Xoohs mound Yor h'xs Wxenos. Soon 'the moo dos-h Kwohe, oo nok vunX Ko 'she Xong vlhne 'co'oXe 'chok supoovks Xhe A punch 'oowX. P-'dev 'chok We you've XuckyX you gek Ko ein o Qew ouk X'Neve,khen 'xs 'she dence ond, os khehouvs go no hoXds ore honed we pf 1 I 1, I 1 K S fi, Ili, W A HEFLRT HU! IQ if iv.. 1 J' N' lwjj 4 Alf 1? 1 NPN QA v 011 Rx Xfffififfiff Nagy l 1 1 1 xx . ip? me Lg, IQIQL' ROOTIN' cf F-Ti J, J 0 115 gi SX x S 'X xx Every Friday night during the fall, we get a chance to un- leash our suppressed desires through an instution called the Pep Rally . Around 7:00 the stands start filling, the girls wave pom pon's in your face and if you're lucky, you get a megaphone. Then the Cheer leader interrupts your view of the game by demanding that you fight on for old S.B.H.S. By the time the fray is over, you pull yourself together and try to forget all the work you have to do the next day. You leave with a headache, but next week you ask for more. f ' M B r' fx- - WINTER ,j jg:-1 9 t Q in x' . X 4? i wgflghgh Xl' ' Niisglf N x XD A X ,4 X, y A fa- gfwmas wc X ' X' 'Vx V i 'N 'QS an W1 1 xx , 1-,M K ' M--f W' 5- ge, 3' f A-.S Q-rg, em , If v Y. ff . , M, ,Q 3 'fgwggh-Q, , iff u ' T ' ' ZW ff' 1, 1 A at M iw. , 'ZW or ry M: r WINTER WONDERLAND Since there ls no tax on fun, many citizens of Cardinal City spent many exciting and wonderful moments on the fluffy white slopes of the San Bernardino mountains. Our candid camera has :aught them in these moments. The winter season turned the mountains into a wonderland aglow with picturesque scenes. I' ,, '-c. ,t -'cr' ,fr mr r Z -'v M R . iN?-5 WONDERLA ND Dxgz 444 Nd 1 afi- fb F ia Q1 wska ' mx Q' I -, I jk H him? .. , E, S Q. 5' J KK HKD gxx ,xgk O QR X 42,3 M QITWD I - -din ix no gjifi b Q. A 1-at N N I Q V .3 Ea f 'D s 1' n D M Q f 1: -fa 44 fgw,,Q. Q X FUN 4 .Q E X Straw hatl, peroxide battles, bathing nts, tans, d X b h pa tl k th eng bl i Spi 9 ea: r es mar e m ra e o son, X Vacation at laguna and Balboa. X Up t ten, bed by two, each daY lllst flew. We dragged I home again: sunburns, sandy qlothes, and all NN t ned to the ele' grind to apply our mind to ' ' t d d such - and were left only morles of the b h i '52. Farewell to straw hats, p id b ttl 1 bath: g its tan! and beach partie til th Yedf. , 5 at 1 l x X :Chg He m Q Nl: - .1 M 12: Lx lf 1 ,, Rv f wif' 4 go N? W fi g Xxx y 2? 459 Q f Q W -f h: ' YK lf' Cl Qi 5 b s 'h l iii? fx ee a...fB b we in ll P 'K Q 3 s 1 if S 5: -' ,W Card City Grid Machine Rolls Then Pauses Card City's grid machine began its season with what appeared to be the right combina- tion of machinery and chauffering to carry it up the long hard road to a championship, but when it was put to the test, the machine fired, sput- tered, and almost stalled as it found the C. B. L. road cluttered with steep grades and chuck holes. In its first run down John Muir way, the machine appeared to be pretty well oiled. Gon- zales, alternating at quarterback with Phelps, shifted the gears at the right time to net them a 19-15 victory. Then came an uncommonly rough iolt from San Diego Hoover that almost iarred it apart. Demonstrating its champion-like recuperative powers, the machine tuned up like new, rammed its way through a hopeless Long Beach eleven 39-0. The motor strained even harder as it took a 7-O defeat from Redlands and a 32-13 beat- ing from Chaffey. However, the tune-up job that Chief Mechanic Paul Taylor performed on the machine was iust what was needed to give that extra spark to carry it to a 27-20 vic- tory over its final C.B.L. opponent, Riverside. Then it further showed its previously supressed power with a 14-7 triumph over Santa Paula. Before That Touchdown Offensive ROW ONE- S. Lemmond, J. Wood, R. Jimenez, E. Yorba, J. Ferguson, J. Hernandez, M. Gonzales, E. Lopez. ROW TWO- Manager G. Courson, J. Alexander, L. Phelps, R. Nevin, D. Watts, R. Fields, R. Hernandez,T. Russo, D. McAnorn, T. Lakes, C. Goodwin, E. Zuic. ROW THREE- L. Hubby, J. Hagy. T. Gilly, D. Jenson, G. Speer, J. Noblit, D. Potts, D. Kordyak, B. Quarles, J. Shellhammer, G. Guth, C. Franks, W. Smith, B. Julian, F. Monrano. Lindsay Hubby Jerry HUQY John Ferguson Ray Nevin David McAnern Job Wood t , , lf 1 S if nnnn 45 w . . iff 3, i N-A. ,.. 2 ' 11. .. . 1 6 , K esafszizf5zg,e3Eiw,- - . ' ' - . f VL fl' Q ,, f,-- 1351 si L' 1 .'.- i iaiggzf- +1-g o'.. i , .- in Var ity S.L DQR5 7iwsi,141. at -. i :Qtr -syn. .V , , . . ' I 2.-fS:fI'?'ev::uZ. of ' ',,5:-2' nf g:g.9,k-YV - f kgemtgk.-ggjsjkgfgri in Qgieggfij-51?Fv?iZf1ff1n AM 1 V gf - . . , Q 1 , -, ' ferfiiiew f--, if-f :- h PM ' LT, list as-Jfflfiiflkialeieik. :nl 'fx , s,,7l:QsQiirt A 1:4555 , is , -L, ,KQZESQS-PVMIYL 7 ffm i Sill! 5, ' - 1 -. f Y M 1 V -' iff M , . Qs- HS? Lf. 5 , - ' 5'5iffQ,f. '.:f52 ' , k 1 E51 . F -In ' .,., I .-jfdif iw -, isxi- , - f Z rg, ,T-1513 - 5222 fi1.n'v:1 W znfg k i ii z ii.. ww zap. M.Wgna'fg:i : f gi5gg 'sim -f fWf m M iM2it , L-'A H is li 'i ' 1 4 3 V.. i ,f 5 Q - E.- 4 figs... QM, ' 7 ,Q . 4L K .,... . f . ii- . - - Dick Jnmmlnez Manual Gonzales George Speer . i fifigf it f f f K i 5 . ' it - - 1 L . . I U in . .Q - -g,ffg5+-W .s,1,s, .53 I K 5 Mig. . , .:f?L-- 1? ,Q K. fp 121 1 -'r' ' . vw k K ' 7 V ' ' f. K flfs 43255151 ,-i f-tty, , , . - - sw :set ' is ,. , , .V ' VLH-' Wi ' 1 f -if 1 : 1 iiibilim ' x izifbz 15 - 1 2,1 :ff f, -. :wwf '- -- we z ,,-1-3.t,'fi1.: .siiwfkiiiv l ' 'Tg legigille 'gsiaf i m i 'i'24?3f1 i 1 35,2 5, 3,42 .I??flfki ':1E'. sk3Pi5?5fE'5?35fas53?vYiVii l'6v . ,,.,.W.,,eM v . QsEl. . sf - ' ' V . .-,, V. K 'r 1 .. E ' AN 72 -- T Q.. J A . Under the guidance of Coach Paul Tay- lor the Cards went through one of their roughest seasons in a goxod many years. The Redbirds team saw plenty of action and were well supplied with Paul Tay1or's strategy. Grid der s 'S ,E VV E :A nw W I Tony Russo X , 012251 J S. Lun:RS e lsli l as :1'i1 fi f V if -1 '-'. 2 P K Wk ,g ,k.. . 4 ,. I ,. -- ll VKVVV V , K xg V V 1 ,5,, s ,L,VL e VL N, ..,r,s,M. ,..: ty K 5 .1 Q, , , , k.,- f -vs. I S 5 Woll Smith 2 fa, ,z -iaffxb we E 'l V ,4 Illafii' Flin' A 4,2 was T 5' , ,. , ,,. 3.535 EY :: 'ws 7' ' Stan Lemmond 7 vw , Q s 2' xflxifzayie ikwul 5 ' . ' i fi .. , V -- 5 my rf . rsif,s,g'f:f W, , at ,Y A ,- M milf!-K 4 I K ,A P i is YA -fn S? I i, s is ,, 5, W i 3 ,?, , ,L gf X. l T i f -- , 5 W. T i K W . I m rz: A ',k 4 ' VVVV' gg. 'f -si' - ' :A Lmiffwiisf W Line Coach Grenfell led the San Ber- nardino grid team linemen in one of the toughest escapades of seasonal play. He made the Redbirdmen fight their hard- est in all of their games. ' 5 , .z:, ,'i1Zll?Il:E?ZH25L ' l Ei ffyjg 'jeflfil xl' ' ., ' f was - ' X sf.-W-. 14 w I I iii.-A W Y fi' ,. g hz 'Q f 51? e Roy Fields Frank McClusky Del Jenson Dick Potts Le Roy Phelps Charles Phelps ! 15 , 3 i .:,. - . . I : LL.,1 X farm 1 - haf K w i .'. . K Ai ,l egr v ig, :AQ ,X , Q -h.k ,--' . f H , s x Qi - 5 . A IL. ,ab -LLV r . V- ., Ki L. Y LKJLK LL1- AQg2'1f+ X-MN .... 531. za .:L- eg 15551213 -A f f ,L is '- ed I I L ' Q gk - , l 1 I ' .Via ea X ' 7 X' KX I- of I ,, xox 5 f Claude Franks Tom Gilley Tom Lakes l 'L-1 A . 'il :Q 1f fd Bill Quarles Jon Shellhammer Varsity Rambles Forward sl , - , gf K ' - la , 4 Q Y W e we Clarence Goodwin Eddie Yorba Manual Gonzales runs around end to gain more yardage for the Cards. Junior Var ity Rambles Forward Kenny Johnson'sJ.V sopened their 1951 season by delivering a staggering blow to the Riverside Bears H9-71 with Hall, Mata, and Byers scoring the touchdowns The following game the score was rever sed in Chino's favor with Butch Stone scoring the lone Redbird touchdown The Redbirds rolled over Red lands H3-61 in a muddy game on Stockton field then bowed to Chaffey l45 Ol in one of the roughest games of the season with hard hitting center David Musso and guard Eddie Riethmeyer always coming up for more. Ending the season, the J.V. gridders trounced Redlands by a score of 20-0, with the aid of standout stars Captain David Musso, Duane Wilson, Eddie Reithmey- er, and Jerry Howard. ROW ONE D.'Burns, R. Padilla, D- BVJQS, J. Roban, G. Eke B. Crawford, E. Grey, J Rogers P Law fe 'Ce, M. Rubenstine, M Stockham J Martq Mgr. N. Hanover. ROW TWO .V. Cleavland, D. Wilson, E Morales B Ratlrff N Cooke B Christ , B. St , B. ASIAN THRECEne May, C. Byars J Hall J Chuckbrant J Howard C Anderson T Mlano B. Smith, D. Musso, B. Th H D l Fish J.H 'if H B aye' med B BOHS C Avery J Mclcmsfon K smifh H Rhodes D , ami on, .V oyce, J McFarland G Maroney E Riethmeyer H Paterson Mfg J Sfudhcm ees Put Together Potent Attack With the third rung of the tough C. B. L. ladder undisput- ably occupied by Card City's Bees, the curtain was drawn on one of the best seasons in many years. Quarterback Gab- riel Gayou's passing and running, Right end Elias Gam- boa's pass snatching, along with Vernon Booth's heads up defensive play, gave the Cardettes the spark that spelled victory three out of five tries. Coached by former Card City footballer, George Stancer, and aided by line coach O. V. Hfwschildf, The mighty mites conquered Col- ton, 20-0: Chaffey, 25-O, Riverside, 13-6, bowed to the slow starting Pomona jug- gernaut, 4l-7 and lost a tough one in the mud to Redlands, 19-6. In a non-conference game, play- ed on Stockton Field, a lone safety in the third quarter, caused by a missed high center, gave the visiting John Muir Colts a two point victory, ROW ONE: E. Gamboa, R. Cereceres, R. Clarke, G. Gayou, J. Gregson, B. Saurebrun, B. White, R. Gaytan, J Nopkins, D. Davison, D. Hains, C. Crawford. ROW TWO: Mgr. Peterson, D. Stine, M. Negarte, G. Dear dorff, M. Hernandez, M. Nelson, D. Godfrey, Porier J. Wareman, R. Tillman, D. Cook, J. Guerra, D. Ortega F. Guztman, B. Miller, R. Westman. ROW THREE: Mgr. B. Renolds, W. Millory, D. Yanez, E. Long, T Culbertson, B. Lake, F. Grahm, D. McAnern, R. Moran, V. Booth, R. Amador, L. Jackson, B. Eltron, J. Hutch ison, A. Gamboa, H. Bridgewater, B. Sigler, W. Stewart, D. Dahlstrom, B. Jarton, Mgr. B. Gland. i I 1 , , The first C.B.L. game was one of the most exciting, San Bernardino pasted Pomona 43-40 with Grandberry who scored 18, Harrison who scored 13 and mighty guard George Speer, the ,south's contribution to Card City, who scored five condederate points, being the top scorers. The Colton Yellowjackets made a close but decisive victory of 46-43 over the Redbirds, notable playing done by spirited Chuck Calderhead and cen ter Glen Harrison. The Card Cagemen took a win of 55-37 over Redlands with the help of big Sophmore Dave Heeres and Tom Wendt, card speed demon who played one of their best games. San Bernardino subdued Riverside 59-55 and was edged out by Chaffey 42-20 to end the first round of the C. B. L. The Card City Cage men made their initial appearance in the Monrovia game in which they fell 43-38. The second game was dropped to Covina, although Atwood Grandberry made 29 points. In their second game with Monrovia the Cards turned victorous and flipped their opposi- tion by a score of 51-32 with the standout stars Atwood Grandberry scoring 16 points, Glen Harrison 11, and scrappy junior sharpshooter, Gary Weyand 6. The Fawleymen fell to Chino in a very rough fracas with a score of 57 to 40. In the Chino tournament the Cards edged out Clare mont 41-39 and were pushed over by Downey 62-61. Barstow degraded the Redbird record by winning 38-26, top Card scoremen being Manuel Gonzales with nine points. The Cards charged over Pomona 56-48, with Manual Gonzales scoring 12, straight shooting Chuck Calderhead 10, star Atwood Grand- berry 9, U10 second Weyand , ace Varsity spark, 6 points, and hefty Dave Heeres 5. Colton tipped the Redbirds over with a lopsided 47-38 vic- tory with scores by Atwood CGooseb Grandberry, Manuel Gonzales, Glen Harrison, mighty George Speer, Chuck Calderhead, and fighting Noel Cook, also participating in excellent form was junior Bob Bland. The Cardmen were dealt a heavy blow, 56-36, by Redlands in a very rough scrap. The team brought victory back to Card City by defeating Riverside 38-37 in one of the hottest games all season. The Chaffey game was one of the hardest, the score being 42-40 this in the Tigers favor. The game called for a playoff for C.I.F. place. ln the last game the Cards were defeated 35-29 by Chaffey which put S.B.H.S. tied in 2nd place in the Citrus Belt League after a very hard and hectic season. ff' AQ 'R I. 4 hwy, ell! 33 Gary We. ' Ydnd Geor - 99 Sp eer Dove Heeres v3l'SiI'y N. MQ-1 'Wm Afw Monza? Gfdndberry Glen Hqgignlclles Chuck on Cdlderh - Bod Varsity Basketball Coach Norm Fawley led the Cards through a very rough season of Basketball play. Hls efforts brought ardlno a second place ln the Citrus Belt League. San Bern Q: n rw QW ' of vs Z n l.l.uER5 7 32 T W... 5 5 Bob! Bland Buskeilaallerg ABOVE: Row One, M. Gonzales, A. Grandberry Row Two, G. Speer, C. Calderhead, G. Harrison BELOW: Row One, B. Bland, Ace Weyand, D. O'Grady Row Two, N. Cook, T. Wendt, J. Hagy Jerry Hqgy Grandberry vollies with Riverside for the ball. C cl City Cugers Gonzales rings. up another basket for the Cards. . S J 'fx ..... Harrison grapples with Chaffey to make a basket. In Rugged Play Manuel Gonzales rolls in a Card basket, Varsity in conference with Coach Fawley. Grandberry secures the ball from his adversaries Varsity Offensive C-A 53 CARD HORSEHIDER SLIDES Ah, M R is fa imc: . - , , - , M fu -at V sA,. Card City's baseball team under the direction of Coach Kenny Johnson started the season out with a great deal of success in their endeavors to cop a championship and at the time we go to press the Redbirds are in first place in the Citrus Belt League. Mr. Johnson is optimistic this year in that the i952 Cardinal City team has proven itself thus far to be one of his best. l 'sf is , -r 3 . , K7 ,. f ,gfgxl we 7 -K K , 'gay 3-:yifi .. c xiii Q' fe 2 , ' A ag Nkm-,eff '- AQ., , V -A wr-fraffff , 'K - W N f W' A , ' , - QL Tfiii. n vs : . ,ri . ,f ni-z2.ws.n . :'-'XF w . g Q afaffp ga: 'rc SAfwSg,QX L. N I Y fi +L -' - .gli Qu' .W ,. 1 ?:rw 65 -k,k. , i X x gfwizi 5.?G4?1kii'vI3.w,5.q ,, X. ,R as ledbird men at practice 'NIM Varsity Baseball Coach Kenny Johnson Th Vu rsily Caich that ball. . jg in 1 , 5? AQ r f ..,. ... - .. W -wg.. ' L V ggiiil ,A in ' , fi' - 1 FY af I my 4 , f 4, 'gb 2 ' f 'f 1 Q J W I . X Sm U ,. 0, .,,f,,,li,,, , ig . f- S , Q, AF x f 'W Ewa K w N, 1, 4 'I D, 9' H is K- 1 'W' 4 3' Wh' 1 fi S39 rv Q as A gg, 1- n ,K ik '-L ' A E Q . .. .. N xhg ! ,Q ., .'.A. ', ' ,. ,,. uv, Y n A Busebcllefs on the alert. ,.,. -4, if ,xv. Q we v-v-we-svef1Q.,..-.D..--f-1' V ,,,,,,,.,, 539, . :.,4 V Rounding the bases Mia, Ba bullers Texas leaguer. ff . annum: A V 7 1:2 K -wg- .' 'mei' f L W W ,. 1 ,V a is f ' , 5 X ,,1.wzf ' rg, K X' .hh ,il V4 ,X f li X., M XXV: 'f 1 X 5-r 4' VARSITY BASEBALL ROW 1: Left to Right, DeWesse, M.: Gregson, J. Talley, G.: Marchigianip C Carillo, R.: Castillo, T.: Suarez, R.: Algundez, F. ROW 2: Peake, D.: Robertson, L.: Little, E. Wendt, T.: Strickland, R.: Hagy J Edward, F.: Stone, R.: Coach Johnson. ROW 3: Leedom, J.: Sanchez, T.: Hernadez, J.: Godfrey, D.: Nieweld, R , Nel son, M : Marchigiani, B. JUNIOR VARSITY ROW 1: Left to Right, Stison, E.: Sehoff, B.: Pruikama, J.: Gilmore, D.: God- dard, D.: Hall, J.: Elder, N.: Arias, D.: Wright, B.: Howard, J. ROW 2: Hamilton, J.: Coach Johnson: Franks, L.: Phelps. L.:'CIark, R.: Basket, B.: Field, R.: Escamilla, B.: Hobmister, J.: Mr. Woods: Kornder, J. ROW 3: Shultz, B.: Gamboa, E.: Harrah, W.: Howard, W.: Heinlino, B.: Trella, B.: Rammall, A. N .43 A7 I 15' 5 1 lx ct HILL :Q ,M serie maswww l 3 Track ,,.. W W .Jef A , .4 ,,.,,. ww- us, , as 0 f -,,.,..mai0lf'Y 9950 QP' W.-ofmiia VV fwgfgzlg, K ' wife viw:::-i7- p The spirited determination and labors of the track team this year carried the Cards through a success- LJ I :LC LLI LA. DLINC' AA If' I .. ---...-.. -Z - ....-.. -.. .. .. Z..-....I.l.. 2... L.. I-.. .... ....,.... ..- -- - ....- .... A .. -.... -....... -..--. l fUi bCU5Ull, IOCITWS UPBCT Ulliy RIVCIDIUC Ill THC IUDI UUUI llldtjl. JULII IISCI blbllb UD DUU IJUJUII, IVIUUIIUI KJUIILUI' es, Don Kordyak, and the Freeman brothers in the A's. The B's fared well, but many injuries lamong them .lack Tournierl and the lacking ot depth to over throw powerful Pomona and Riverside made the season very hard-fought. The C's showed a lot of spirit and determination and managed to win some meets and sport several stars. The Card Cindermen have had a fine T952 season. Q J' 4 P 4 fs 4 2, ? lf Q ,R- ' IQ Q LY 2 . Q2 ,4 fd x 'KIA if W V, Z! 4 Q Q V I s h Z3 g.L02R5 , S e ROW 1: Left to Right, Steelman, R., Gutierrez, M., DuSair, B., D., Yorba, E., DeCamp, D., Miller, D., Martinez, R., Overstreet, O. ROW 2: Hunt, R., Martin, R., Meraz, C., Yanez, A., Morris, C., Kordyak, D Freeman, T., Freeman, J., Lakes, T., Hartman, J., McBride, J., Turner, B. ROW 3: Phelps, C., Reynolds, R., Warren, S., Goodwin, C., McMurray, J Klein, G.,Cruickshank, D., McGill, D.,- Sheppard, R., Mata, J., Smith, W. ROW 1: Left to Right, Fraiser, D., Crawford, B., Moran, R Blakkolb, B., Ferre, M., Cerceres, R., Tarlton, B., Gomez, E, ROW 2: Bellino, T., Parker, H., Moto, E., Westman, R., Dug C., Weller, T., Malloy, W., Tournier, J., Cook, D., Hutchinsi ROW 3: Fulkerson, B., Wharry, O., Frumer, G., Sigler, R., che, R., Lake, B., Jordan, G., Crawford, C., Bridgewater, H. Left to Right, Dooley, D., Ortiz, L., Blake, B., Sanchez, B Campbell, D., Elisalde, R., McBride, L., Williams, W. VARSITY W ,Cf wk N fl xxx K 3 2 S- L0 FAS IN ACTION Early in their 1952 season Ralph Simpson's varsity netmen have shown they are prepared for a championship. The first singles man is Jerry Srevmar, imported from Canada. Also on the singles rost- er are John Goolsby, Ken Taylor, Wesley ace McDaniel, and Bean. Harvey' Hefley, Don Sharp, Bill Galloway and Buddy Porter are the doubles men. Coach Simpson expects great things out of his i952 tennisteam. Fight Furiously illi gn I AMW.. , It 3 ., I I wfewfe- ' M 'gf ' 'iff i 2 ' A I A I -3, ' .K M.. Jn 6 5, - , i l V- f 2 -' l il , is .X I V .V 1, J . V . -is f x ... ' ,VW k , s Q - H . - , s f it 355132, ' , H , W' 1 . V .15 V '- ' 5 mi s L -1' L ij 'prfizw ,V ??2ifW1:i ' f i' l Q, 5, , , fue. sp. nfngfsi 1, sfvwfywx, , 2:f 1,:V7'1:,A,, HQ:-ffiifi 'L Vw. 'MMM YP, rt, 2gf.Lg,.fqf, '1 H X XN gif' 2 fm x ,HR Q3 Q ff 53 'J I Tennis Men i- - - 7 Card City Tennis Men in V - 33. ' F: V Q Q K3 olooo X, Q4 . , b, 6 X o .:, to o l o a U o l P . Q-ff ll lil ,,:: 1 4' e of so F :: lllo' ' K ' l o f ,K X L in we-ge f M X , :AA Q3 .xg 1 B l 0 'W 7 EN N Jerry Shevmar Kenny Taylor 1? we Z Don Sharp Buddy Porter Qharles Philipini Bill Galloway Harvey Hefley John Goolsby f fn 'Vi X vmiffzfie' if f 'i 1 1 , WZSIYLQ ff' a f .Mex Wes McDaniel Ron Bean --' o x- ' yelll 1 ' f L ' Aale . K M ,llW,ll . bk J L,, . ' I zi- lf - 5 .pf ,Q Y I 1, 4- , ' , o . Z A, if , ,Q J f X 'VIS-Sseii34.lIfQLiSil . . o.1. . ., .-,' f . A I - T'S1 . '1 2 im'-iii NW X X 5 7-LUCR5 VARSITY SWIMMERS Varsity Swimmers race backwards down the pool length. K W, i f 1: H .. ' f ' Q W -wagyf ff,,w'A:g 'neu' 'fvf K ,- M az: team? Left to Right, Joseph Wetton, John Lewis, Jerry Lewis, and Cord City swim men under Coach Vinc Rascon with several excellent swimmers is looking forward to a very successful season. IN ACTION Splash Man Lewis flies into the water. I ,A 1 , 4 ,, .V ., k,-k M M , M, ,U ,4 .W 15, 30, 40, duce, love! lt's a toss up! watch the :mugs YRUJILLO, JOSEPHINE G. A. A. Pres. G.A.A. PURPOSE The purpose of G.A.A. is to fostdr true sportsmanship, promote ideals' of heatth, to establish a physical .and mental well being, further interest In athletics, provide wholesome rec- reational activities, and to creat a spirit of comradeship. l hat'u a sure hit! Up- and over: Make that kick! 000 E XLR S2 :union-senior. G. p.. A. ROW 1, .Left to Right, Lipsett,S., Hiii, P., Srnaiiey, L.,Lord, S. ROW 2, Fiores, Y., Lopez, E.,Larson, Ni., Coiquhoun, S., Puiiiarns, i., Woodburn, C., Niadden, H., Addis, Ni., Oiiver, P., Steppe, L., Jones, A., Downing, Ni., Evans, B., NicG-akkic, S., Hogan, J., Seva, Nl. ROW 3, Ross, Nl., Woods, G., Hansen, P., Stockton, Ni.,Thornpson, G., Niotschrnan, S., Lenox, Ni., Gaidos, E., Troy, S., Trask, B., Biiis, Ni., Suydarn, N., Littie, E., Page, D. ROW A, Nlidaurri, L., Tarnayo, E., Dougias, P., Hoys, Ni., Niontgornery, Ni., Johnson, E., Shaw, J., Niason, Ni., Dunning, J., Credifrod, R., Peavie, V., Hooker, A., Fariow, NI., Purkey, Y., Niiiien, Ni., Ortiz, D., Parra, Ni., Par- ra, R., Rigins, S. ' ROW 5, Smith, J., Yarneii, Ni., Tappan, Ni., Dunn, Ni., Steward, S., Dunn, D,, Stockton, Ni., Warner, F., Kisher, ' ' B - Smith R., NicG-uire, P., Skipper, Ni., Eas- R., NicNan'iara Ni., Berkibie, C., Hiity, L., Johnson, C., Pippin, ., , 1 icy. M., Easiey,Ni., Gusky, Ni., Niorse, S., Hiii, B., Nyien, J. Lwlx SPO'-fy Nl ISS LIVINGST ,. ,.,, Seniar andoN J . umor spbnsor SOPHOMORE G. A. A. Row I: Left to Right, Lopez, I.: Leon, M.: Ort B ez, .: Hart, R.: Duke, C.: Mentgen, C.: Duncan, L.: Moorney, L.: Rodriquez, H.: Frost, B.: McCann, S.: Sclinier, A: Greenwood, R.: Razo, V.: Feltz, A. Row 2: Late, K.: Burns, Butcher, M.: Butts, F.: Ms-Nanyara, K.: Lindner, J.: Hill, L.: Palolnera, E.: Schmitz, J.: Moreland, J.: Spriet, D.: Rose, B.: Carpenter, C.: Stegman, N.: Cereceres, C.: Drott, J. Row 3: Winn, S.: Stratford, N.: Mc-Farlancl, L.: Gregory, B.: Villavicencia, L.: Rios, TL: Alexander, P.: Eytcheson, Z.: See, E.: Stockschlaeder, K.: Bianchi, V. Row 4: Escobar, V.: Horton, S.: I-lays, D.: Shough, P.: Riggs, A.: Jarvis, J.: Sauer, J.: Buchanan, D.: Feltz, E.: Bocanegra, R.: Seavey, N.: Moore, G.: MacKenzie, R.: Waite, M.: Tubiola, S. Row 5: Gomez, A.: Martinez, G.: Garcia, T.: Cannon, D.: Qrtiz, A.: Burns, T.: Teetriclr, S.: Taylor, L.: Bellah, J.: Estrada, G.: Sharp, E.: Sieclc, D.: Hermiclr, B.: Lake B.: Boggess, B. A w si 'Its .- 8 c cl 4 M E5 ofisor WIL re Sp RS' homo SoP 5030 B 2 'YENNXS G. . Bow 'Ka Lett to Vktgvrt, Wyman, NK. Lx, Anderson, . vtammertotk, Ss, Gros-s,,.!.g Trotter, 1.3 Snattvn, Gs, Oewmtt 6.1 Nunn, As, Wawer, G.-, Jones, F.-, 'LoeXX1, B. Bow '2'. Bac-a, Ts, tkanester, Ox, Oootey, Os, Oooteq Os, Staniord, Es, Seti, As, P-nsvw, Bs, Garcta, PQ. NM, nav-leon, Spurtoctc, Pc, Okmoovs, N. Bow '51 bones, Ls, vhannkng, B.: Matthews, 5.-, Gkce, B., Sterns, B.-, 51-nkth, 9.3, Featherstone, 3-3 VHVCN, L-3 NWN stone, NI .', Nlketra, Ss, Wooten, NM, Carman, Pr, Hartan, Bs, 1' rnymo, 5.-, Havens, Gs, Graham, 3.3 NKo0e'vKtt, P.. :ar 0 J, 0 u Q I ,-Qi ,gg sw 0' Em sAoWNToN . Kish' W.. . gunw' fi, S. v p.: G0 nsghv Nm.: Ha hbaufnv V M5 Bu' mo aight' Erdman 11 W-'H new 9. - Evanii an . Exam' R-v i ard: derqrafiv J W . pen 1 f B-v . Bilbo' ' naw 2: Daviiv D MISS DALZIEL Tennis and Badminton sponsor Q yi 14 ii' Q sfwlmv I' lm M f X X Y 7 0 K QQ X Y X 5 Mlm E , 4 I cum V E AMBASSADCR IN CHIEF K le visa' . 17327 We W I I In the governmental plan of the United States, certain powers are retained by the Federal Government, and I presume one might say that federal officers exercise those rights and powers even though within states or city boundaries. Similarly, our Cardinal City, having its being within the framework of the State Board of Education and the local Board of Education, finds certain ambassadors present who represent the state and local Boards and who exercise those powers and controls which are in- herent in and retained by the state and local Boards of Education . Our faculty then, are ambassadors plenipotentiary representing the state and local Boards of Education. Every responsible government accords its visiting ambassadors the respect and honor their high office commands. The same dignity and honor should be paid our teachers, ambassadors - of - good - will, who give so generously of their time and energies to make Card- inal City a shining example of democratic probity! CHARGE D'AFFAIRES BOYS MR. INGLI GIRLS MISS HERTZLER Q? 4 ': I I lc' Q .ans ,h S AMBASSADORS OF GOOD-WILL ANGELO, JAMES University of Redlands U. S. History Leadership Training 18AUGl-lMAN, GERALD Pomona College Claremont Graduate School H S Audio-Visual Co- ordinator Physical Science Sponsor of Junior Class 'BlLLlNGS, MARVIN G. Colorado State College of Education Office Practice BACHARDY, WFLUAM Michigan State Normal Business English Office Practice IETTS, HOWARD University of Colltomio Agriculture F.F.A. IOETTCHER, HARRY Stout Institute Mechlnical Drawing Ind. Arts Dept. Head ,ts 47 S A fix., xx- . A 4 H' Xlzgig' S X, 'ii J Ldili BOTTlNI, LOLA U. C. L. A. English Literature English Composition C. S. F. BOGATIN, HELEN S. B. V. C. U. S. C. Typing I-ll BROWN. Quincv University or Redlands Tvnins BULLARD, H. JEAN George Pepperdine Boys Tailoring Boys Foods Sponsor of Archers, De- fenders BROWN, VERNA L. University ot lowa English, Radio Drama Sponsor of Radio Worke shop BURMESTER, HELENE New York University Crafts, Homemaking Hi-Tri BUTLER, JOAN St. Cloud College fMinn,l Retail Selling Merchandizing Selling Coordinator of Distribu- tive Education CARTER, ALAN B. University of Chicago Physics Geometry Amateur Radio Club CLARK, HOWARD North Dakota State Nor- mal and Industrial College Wr-od Shon OOFFIN, IICHAID Agnntma Collage Psychology COOPER, THOMAS G. 'Des Moines University Univ. of Redlands Head of Commercial Dept. DALZIEI., MARGUERITE Grinnell College Girls' P.E. G.A.A. Girls' League DIMOCK, ELIZABETH Pomona and Claremont College Economics U.S. History DUDSON, Dl.iVE University of Michigan U.S. History sw. A me 1, J ls We nv 'Cru A 'ms DOOLITTLE, DOROTHY Pomona College English Head of English Dept, EISWERTH, URBAN H. Gannon School ol Fine Arts and Sciences Boys Physical Ed. FAWLEY, NORMAN University at S a n t a Clara Physical Education Varsity Basketball FENN, REY L. Brigham Young Univ. UCLA Industrial Auto Vocational Auto FITZGERALD, EUGENIA University of Calif. University of Redlands Algebra, Geometry Trigonometry FULLER, ESTHER O. Rice Institute Teachers College, Columr bio University English FUNDERBURG, G. G. Antioch College Geometry GAUERKE, NORMAN C. Northwestern Milwaukee State Ceramics English GI LL, HARRY UCLA Photography Press Club Koinonas GOTTLEIB, MARY Pennsylvania State College English Publi: Speaking Natinoal Forensics League Cardinal Forensics Debate Student Congress HAMMOND, S. T. Ohio State UniversitY Vocational Electricity HARBAUGH, ALBERT Colorado State College of Education Bancle-Orchestra Theory and Harmony HASELWOOD, ELSIE U. ot Southern Calif. English Spanish Pan American HEIPLE, CLARK Iowa S t a t e Teachers College New Mexico Highlands University Driver Education Mixed Crafts Senior Class HEITMEYER, PAULINE J. University of Colorado Arizona State Foods, General Home- making Clothing HESSNER, FRANK Occidental College Bookkeeping HUBBARD, MARY q University at Missouri University of Pennsylvania HERREN, ALAN Pepperdine and USC Bookkeeping, Typing Sophomore Class Gangplank HODGE, VICTOR U. of California Physical Education Varsity Track Cross Country JOHNSON, WINIFRED U.C.L.A. Head of Art Dept DONATE TIME AND ENERGY JONES, CLARK H. U.S.C. Yale University Claremont G r a d u a l o School Journalism, U.S. History Tyre Weekly Quill and Scroll KECK, FORREST H. San Diego State Unlvorslty of Redlands U.S.C. Counselor Director ef School Clubs KLEIN, JOSEPH R. University of Redlands Standford University Counselor KYLE, ELEANOR Des Moines Library School Library Tralnlng Librarian LAUGHEAD, THERSIA Fla. State University Homemakinp, Boys Foods, Adv. Foods Tri-S LEAVERTON, HESTER UCLA Art LEONARD, BETH Behtany lKans.l Colle9' Shorthand Sabobans LEONARD, VIRGIL Kansas State Driver Ed 'lll.lENTHAL, ALBERT W. U.C.l.A. Typing, Business English Sophomore Class Amateur Radio Club MARKEY, BLANCHE Univ. of Arkansas Biology P.T.A. Council C.S.F. Social Comm. LIVINGSTON, CATHERINE Pomona College Physical Education G. A. A., Cheerleader Coordinator Girls' League MEIER ELSIE Univ. of Washington English McCRACKlN FA. Colorado State Commerical Arith. TO i CARDINAL CITY MULVANE, VIRGILINE U. S. C. Stanford Health OTSEN, JOHN R. U.C. L.A. Vocational Caraenlry PARK, GORDEN W. UniversitY of Calif. Berk leyi Special Adiustmenl Coun selor Hall Receptionist ala POPETT C. R. U.C.L.A. Vocational auto RANDALL, RUTH M. U.C. lBerkeleyl REA, JANES E. Univ. of Minnesota Univ. of Redlands Claremont College Arts and Crafts FOSS, WINNEFRED UnTlt. of Calif Cwnselor RANKINS, GEORGE L. Western Kentucky State George Peabody College Mathematics REGALADO, JOHN LACC UCLA English Tyro Annual Quill and Scroll Follies '52 RIVERA, FLORENCE UCLA Spanish Sub Debs Senior Service Club A DEMOCRATIC PROBITY SANDLIN, DON U.C.L.A. U.S.C. Bus. English Senior Class SIMPSON, RALPH Univ. of Redlands Tennis, Handball Phy. Ed., Coaching Tennis Team Head of Phy. Ed. Dent. SMITH, REA U.C. lBerkeleyi Vocational Paint Shop STANCER, GEORGE Pomona College Bookkeeping, B Fam. ball J.V. Baseball STElN8ERG, AMY J. Standford University U.S. History Sociology C.S.F. TINKER, FAY UCLA Mmhine Shop TURNBOW, CLAUDE U. of Calif. Chemistry Science Dept. Head VAN ETTEN, ILZA Standford University U.S. History VAUGHN, JOSEPHINE University of Californ a Biology Usherettes WAGNER, CHARLES L. Penne. State Teachers' Univ. of Southern Cant. Science English Business Advisor- Tyro Annual WALKER, LEORA , University of Missoutl Biology WILKY, VIRGINIIA U.C.L.A. Shorthand, Typing GirI's League Junior Class WILLIAMS, KATHRYN lawrence College lWis.l English WOOD, CHARLES University ot California latin, Spanish Cardinal Honor Society OFFICE STAFF Left to Right: Kelly, E.: Sawyer, M.: Fabun, J.: Carson, F.: Fartner, M.: Marley, W.: Schafer, D. CUSTODIANS ft fl. f 4, f , ROW 1: Left to Right: Myers, B.: Mthews, V.: ROW 2: Lackner, C.: Allison, M.: Myers, R. x R' 2' Llizhfflfl ein: 153' . ' fa 'v-4.1 gulgilx ROW 1: Left to Right, Craves, L.: Speck, A.: Capp. leman, P.: Krug, J.: ROW 2: Lightfoot, C.: Talbot, L.: Sorenson, I.: Zuern, K. G 0 How To Have Fun. Though A Faculiy Member LK. L? xfvcnsxf 'V Qf 7 .NW . 1. walk! L Because l Am lnvolvecl ln Mankind No man is an island, Entire of itself: Every man is a piece of the continent, A part ot the main: It a clod be washed away by the sea, Europe is the less, As well as it a promontorie were, As well as if'a manor of thy friends, Or ot thine own were: Any man's death diminishes me, Because l am involved in mankind: And therefore, never send to know, For whom the bell tolls: It tolls for thee. i ? Y 1, Anno Domini 53.22. Q .5 1951 1952 OU-ew 'lcfcvwi I A , C.HlLL I r N r I 'F 4:5-P, X Y Jil? CAMPUS CAMERA Our beauliful Foofball Queen and her Court Siandingz Peggy Perkins, Queen Sally Lord, Maid of Honor, Jerry Filzgerald: Sifling: Leff fo Riglnf, Julie Jenkey, Shirley Crosby, Elaine Tabor, Joann Jol1nsl'on, Punlcy Flores, Linda King, Gloria Bowman, Evy Lou Todd, Doro+l1y Dunn. '41 0 CROWNED BEAUTIES fx? .5 if W4 SQ-Q.. vii. Q, jr 1 uuznllul. cmr CAMPUS CAMERA Our lovely Baslxefball Sweei- l1ear+, Francine Roberson, and her Darlings, Merle Bufcher and Jaclcie Dunning. mf' FOLLIES FM5 EXTRH Gloria Bow Connie Sk Elliot Jolinson Jere Wade Blake Johnson '52 FOLLIES The Follies of 1952 will be long remembered for the excellent manner in which it was presented, and for the remarkable display of talent. Some of the members of the cast are shown here, however, there is not enough space to show every one who participated. Great appreciation is expressed to all members of the cast, to Connie Skags, student- director, Mr. John Regalado, faculty advisory and all others who contributed time and effort to make the Follies the success that it was. Other faculty members who helped are Mr. Ray Collins, Stage, Miss Verna Brown and Mr. Norman Gaurke, Dir- ection. Claudette Nolin Ealen Little Shirley Crosbey Bill Knowles Verda Holloway lnez Pulliams Frieda Warner Beverly La Vergne GF '52 Card Cityis Own Retires lt isn't often that a school can boast of having one of its students serve faithfully in the capacity of student and mem- ber of the faculty, but when it does it is something worth noting. In the person of Mr. Victor Hodge we find such a man. Graduating from Cardinal City in 1910 with an outstanding record in C.B.L. track circles, he went on to the University of California lBerkeleyj where he continued to star in athletics. After graduating from college he went into the coaching profession at Santa Maria High School where he helped develop the talents of Ernie Nevers, one of the few athletes to be compared favorably with the great Jim Thorpe. Leaving the teaching profession for a career in business, Victor Hodge became a successful businessman. The desire to serve, which is inherent in any good teacher, called him back to his alma mater in 1926. Because his retirement is a recent one, it would be superfluous to attempt to recount his many services. Merely let it be said that Mr. Victor N. Hodge, after teaching at San Bernardino High for twenty-six years, has retired. Big City Queen For the first time in several years San Bernardino's own candidate for Orange Show Queen was chosen, she is lovely Miss Paula Fagette of the class of '52. The lovely blue eyed brunette who over many other San Bernardinobeauties for the title of Mis: -San Bernardino, and went on to defeat the queens from the surrounding towns for Orange Show Queen. S.B.l'l.S. is truly proud and honored to have such an example of beauty, grace and personaiiy as Paula represent. ing San Bernardino and our school. Jimmie Bayus, above, operates an offset press at Inland Print- ing 6. Engraving. Left, Don Scudder works on the Heidel- 5 berg press at Franklin Pressg right, Don Underdown cuts some copy paper at the. Sun-Telegramg far right, the Linotype machine at Printers' Type Service is being operated by Roger Fansler. Left, Frank Strahm, appren- tice compositor at Inland Printing 8. Engraving Co., operates an I ntertype machine. All - A 7 45 WW ,Q - Ziff it Vi' , 94 'K , An n Schroeder A First In Printing For the first time in history the typesetting for the Tyro Annual was done in the high school print shop. Machine compositors were Jim Dutcher i'53l and Donna Randall i'54l. This and other practical printing iobs used in the school system provide the vocational printing students with a type of training which qualifies them for positions in the printing trade as illustrated above. Photo at left is a typical view of the vocational printing class at work in'the school shop. Above, an- other first-Ann Schroeder, bindery worker at Inland Printing 81 Engraving Co., and first girl trained in the high school printing shop. L Y. Xllw llf BUY 9 RRQM Y 9 IDC!! lil' i H T -f i Q ,S , J LlIIll'Hl 'LYIN7 . I C NLLL , Y-V V V Y L, ,.,..,4., .. , ...15:32geiisisisw.: .X ,.,..,, ,,.., A' R ' , ' 6 P 8 G f I H Q - .- EEQEIEEE 'Q E2EI i -' '32 Eyer +ransac+ion in sfgfe has buf Y T One ending Poinf - Q ' when The Cusfomef 'S Sa+'Sf'ed - 4.111.2:eaassffsfz2sfeff:a:e:s:sss1f1f:s1s:s2ai- Complefely' emirely. unquesfionably! - lf was on This principle fha? fhe business was 'Founded - Grew - Grew larger - 4:88 ' And is sfill growing. ' STATIONERS Commercial and Social ' OFFICE OUTFITTERS Every+l1ing for 'I'l1e Office . PRINTERS Where Fashion is First Social, Business and Commercial Forms ' JANlTOR'S SUPPLIES Chemicals and Complele COATS SPORTSWEAR DRESSES SUITS Mainlenance Supplies ' PAPER DEALERS Wrapping paper, lowels, cups 552 THIRD STREET PHONE 6-0118 Paper Producls - Resale llems Gnd co. San Bernardino 439 COURT ST. 442 THIRD ST. Call'lOI'I'1l6 Congratulations to the Class of '52 VUNI IEYS A Registered Jeweler and Certified Gemologist To Serve You 309 E St. - Kaiz Building Phone 83-6140 ORVILLE OUSLEY 24-Hour Service ATLAS TIRES, TUBES 81 BATTERIES HIGHLAND AVENUE PHONE SAN BERNARDINO and E STREET 2-4 I 2 I CALIF. San Bernardino, Calif. A GLORIOUS PICTURE RECORD OF YOUR WEDDING Need Not Be Expensive Complele Candid and Formal Coverage al Church or Home Larry Kelley Sludio CAS SERMAK, Photographer PHONE 3-1389 1341 E Sireei San Bernardino PHONE 7843 BERK'S MARKET SPOT San Bernardino's Finest Market MEATS FRUITS E R BAKERY DELICATESSEN Cadillac Sales 8: Service GROCERIES VEGETABLES 690 E STREET PHONE 2-7127 731 E STREET 2 5 or Congratulations to the Class of '52 ,DRUG STORE from Prescription Druggists CLAPPERTON'S YARDAGE N. E. Cor. 3rd and E Sis. San Bernardino, Calif. Phone 6-7506 Reg. Na. I0944 PHONE al-3123 i264 E STREET BEST WISHES KN 'ff to DRAPERY 8a UPHOLSTERY STUDIO ' , RWE THE CLASS OF 52 BAXTER OFFICE SUPPLY CO. YOUR I-:ANDY scHooL SUPPLY sToRE Commercial and Formal Printing Service 484 I8I'I1 STREET PHONE 5-9597 - EXCLUSIVE FABRICS - UPHOLSTERING, SLIP COVERS. DRAPERIES BEDSPREADS READY-MADE CURTAINS Phone 84-6408 2l75 SIERRA WAY San Bernardino, Calif. Compliments of The merirzrn zriinnzxl ffgank uf ,gan Eernzrrhinn SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA Main Office: E Street at Court Branch Office: E Street at Base Line Branch Office: Norton Air Base Facility READY-MIXED CONCRETE NO Jos roo LARGE - NOJOB 1oosMAu. e Sm-st If lk Q concur: A SIGN OF QUALITY X TRIANGLE CERTIFIED CONCRETE, INC. THREE PLANTS TO SERVE YOU FONTANA SAN BERNARDINO REDLANDS Lime Street at 1355 24th Street 550 West Stuart St. Arrow Blvd. Phone 4787 Phone 4-7716 Phone 850 or ZE 4787 l No Tolll PHONE 4-3 I82 Continuous Quality CITY DYE WORKS Is Quality You Trust Complete Dry Cleaning Service BASELINE AND F ST. San Bernardino Compliments of .... Dr. Vaughn C. Gardner Genera' Tire THE HARRIS CO. a Service Co. ara and E STREETS San Bernardino, California 4'I1I1 81 I: Sfreefs Phone 7-0119 Congratulations Best Wishes to to the Class Class of '52 of '52 f . 'Om Gail Sfocklon Sporting Goods GIBSON LUMBER 478 D STREET SA BERN RDI o CQ' N A NCALIFORNIA TEAM EQUIPMENT swEATERs GURR-SMITH FURNITURE.. APPLIANCES HARRISON SPORTING GOODS OPPOSITE THE ELKS CLUB 443 E ST. SAN BERNARDINO, CALIF. PHONE 5865 443 FOURTH ST. PHONE 4-83l4 LIPPlNCOTT'S I R 0 S A E S CAMERA CENTER F A M O U S Quality Photo Finishing H A M B U R G E R S Enlarging Copying Portraits Dark Room Supplies Eff- '930 WEDDING and COMMERCIAL PICTURES PHONE 4-0433 1329 E STREET 384 HIGHLAND AVE. SAN BERNARDINO Packing Plani' 4297 Sierra Way Phone 8-0953 San Bernardino, Calif. H. HERBERGER 81 SONS PAOKERS . SHIPPERS . DISTRIBUTORS H. G. AVgIiQDg9RfEgFELfgE5 UNION OIL SERVICE ' EIRESTONE DISTRIBUTOR -- THE YEAR AROUND - - OUR 16l:h YEAR -- 307 Base Line Phone 4725 Congratulations to the Class of '52 543 THIRD STREET PHONE 8-22ll 9th and Waterman Phone 81-8117 Best of Luck Compliments to the Class of '52 Class of '52 GENE VANOUSE RADIO s. GQQUMAN TELEVISION SERVICE JEWEI-ERS 329 HIGHLAND AVENUE PHONE 8-27I3 4th and E STREET WOULDN'T IT BE A SHAME? I If we didn't express our appreciation to I. . . ' AL BARNES ' 5 for his last minute assistance in photography GLORIA BOWMAN for her division page photos I HARRY GILL for his photographic advice CLARK LNGLI for his sympathetic broad shoulders CLARK JONES for a closer cooperation between the Tyros. Annual and Weekly FLOYD LYLE ' for his willingness to experiment I JOHN MEEK for his efforts to make this hook succeed RICHARD MORLEY L for his last minute assistance in photography BERTHA MYERS for the efficient manner in which she helped out in the yearbook sale , ' CASS AND JOAN SERMAC for their cheerful help with things photographic CHARLES WAGNER K for I1is time and effort in providing the necessary financial eprops Q, ' ' aPAdvi?soPthank+theLstaff for getting the hook finished on time, although their deadlines were seldom met 'Sooomvx 1 it cc fl ' 1 wg., fm 1 X. x-1 wi 45 M If, :gg Q X, x . K 5 x. y-3. x. X , M219 , -1 , .. w x fy 1.1 , 1 4 Q ffm 5 .. ' , ' M, , W ,.., 5. 4 H,,r4-I wi . Qi ' ' Hz G -,,. m5 4 f J, a ' n is 1 , 'Fi 1 I - L, 1 A r Q . v ...W mv, H . ,K M, -pg ,S ,VM . .. rw, ' '1 i4 'f :G -'P ,,,AM,,,K,,13 nr M , . ,'4f '-'P ,,1:2.f+-,: .t 4 E f
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