South Fork High School - Log Yearbook (Miranda, CA)

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THE All! IH1 ' Q. VOL VIII BIPAYDA CALIF J W 6 1 GIPLQ' LEAGUE DRIVT CUCCECQFUL The drive sponsored by the Girls' League before Christmas was very successful, according to Mrs Erwin. about ten boxes of clothing, toys, and food were do nated by the students This col lectlon made 't possible for some a families ln ' merrier Chri A collec which tote dollars for the r has beer It Woe the far care C I 'V revo wro reet row the b 7417- O t 1 6 96 eared bout Chl 6'700,,9 ef ss Cchuman Q U , rea to have a taken, 'ive D langfeye war f-on ff, P Bfwh Poe mhe fourth meeting o the Uouse ol De re t ves x held c ar Keetirp v Jerry Urou oiare n A Vo cussed 1- G I 'C I' o c e residirg over the eaker of tke Louse 5 troduced e Co e i x s endrent w s made sc sssd but rot r sd esfoce M JP Nd, T Cf l'T' 'N are you XOFCEIIWU xh t roorsor builclngs are now t IIE r pe or re beirg xorkec or e were a declded to flrc out Ore of our reporters Cbort e d C ort Q e are lvl lrg up roo o a d e are rak vault for lntervieved Parole s ector '1 Tanson l the sc ool's ga ers H rc or tolc our reborter, Wmle xoo a roof d e sm nr the rome econorics room ins the roofs ut on ftlfs ID form for t e up Sym C A' ecial Poche lat e ser Sp Ofs 8 'I Yffjala 50910 awe The tudent feel that the est rally tri year vas put on D c 2 A sk t was rut on about the marriage of 'ayneHSoutr Fork Parvey to Jerrie Victory' 'ils . 10 ' N' '15 I NE 'A ,aiaivv -.- g'?:xg. . T I. , , Af, , 956 , U ' ,J ,v M, - 'SUIT-'ff.f LCR ITETS M , ' w 1T,- lg the - ll A r . -N 541,-' w C 9- L' A DL! J - -f X. A3 D., he N E I , If' ' 1? in- A: ' I I A . . , . U. v 1 0 s A N l ru . 1 - If - A , U - -J r In-p l mass f. . . ' M M Kr. gh 4 said,WW f'l4sh- ' ' 41 1 m ' n W M-, 4. ing a 'Y E 1 u-' , 1 5 D L' 510 - I 1 P ltr. Wen? n . ' - A A M, ll H 6 shop has an th, . . floors :cured in lt. The sclence e ore - ,. 9, E A - f -Y , A- yr L . fe L yf Q I1 4 -IC5 ' is F J , vv 'I ' 1 0 , G INO' , ' 5 ', I . f Q y ?' new ' ' M r a 18 it ack VE A 'U' f ' T. rf figs J in -JS I.- f 'I l ff 'I J to . A J 0 - . Ii-is..s.., x., a l eb ' S'p' f . 'Sy f n fe 'V JY ' H T 'P' 1 lTT1 1? A' l. It LLLTI J U dr - H M 4' . , -X, 3 L - ' , I , , P O its -d - -. U I . , n 1 U - 0 l,p senta i . vas . ' C W H De . 1, .d p - L ., 'Y y . LQ .as Sp , l L I - 'P .J M sserd. T lf nownie -n snd M S S H reyu t. e Tenel d and t ra.. b f- 1 5 - - f dlss'-- . Cne as n . . 'a- lt 9 ' ' ' 1 . ' 5 ' 'nd are e di 21. I 1 A . . A M M I J ' I - vt . v er --1 lallv Cf rie, out. 1 ' V H -OT

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DONNA STEWART Edltor EDITOR S MESSAGE From the word go the Redwood Log Staff has worked to compule a book which has captured the many memorable events and happentngs mn the halls and byways of dear ole South Fork Hugh School The Illustrative maternal and helprng hand given us by us to make many changes and addutnons whlch we hope w I add a new look o thus 1956 Redwood Log Taylor Publishing Co rnsplred lf we have pleased you surprused you wuth some rn novatuon and gnven you a resurge of prnde rn our school a gratlfled feeling wall be our reward and make the long l am rndebted to many people for assistance rendered on the l956 Redwood Log Partrcularly to the members of the faculty for puttnng up wnth the many trmes It was necessary to dlsturb the classes The Redwood Log T956 ns the result of the comblned efforts of many l m sure I speak for each one and especlally for myself when l ay to publlsh thus annual has been a pleasure REDWOOD LOG STAFF Seated left to rlght J Beebe M Nlchols D Stewart W Harvey R Wrlght Standrng V Roeder P Langley J Strouss R Blumenstock J Pospychala J Johnson D Mc Callum Not prctured D Mulvaney I V X ,, ,, , . V , . . . . . .- . il ,, ,, T I - , , hours and deadline scrambles worthwhile. I ' ' I . I I C . . , : . , . ' , . , . , . ' . ' z - 1 - f - 1 - I - 1 ' 1 - '

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First row, left to right: F. Nichols, L. Griffin, M. Albee, W. Harvey. Second row: J, Johnson, J. Skrehot, F. Hartzell, C, Ray, S. McDaniel. Third row: M. Brisbiri, K. Wright, M, Nichols, A, Harper, D. Downie, D, Stewart. Fourth row: W, Williams, M. Hall, G. Johnson, J, Johnson, Mrs. Scown, Advisor. The CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION is the scholastic service club in school. To be a member, a student must earn ten points. At least eight points must be earned on grades and two points can be earned by extracurricular ac- tivities. There were 20 members in the fall semester. The group elected Lillian Griffin as President, Floyd Nichols Vice President, and Mary Albee Sec- retary-Treasurer. Their major activity was hosting the district convention. The theme used was SPRING First row left to right: Mr. Lackey, Advisor, J. Carter D. Carlton W Harvey, F. Nichols J Diinniicln M, Wilson, S DOWIHQ' VJ. VVilliams Second VOW' L. Griffin, M, Hill N. MC Daniel, J Slxrehot, S. McDaniel M Albee D. Downie,J Jchn son. Third row: S Kolbcck C Ray M Nichols M Hall D Hagen. B Hayden V Roeder A Harper 'Ns Scovvn Ad. scr Not pictured D Stewart G Whitley SEMESTER College Daze and general chairman was Mar- lene Nichols. An increase in membership came with the spring semester as the total grew to 30. The group decided to keep the same officers. Other activities included a day spent in rec- reation at the Fellowship Hall with a spaghetti feed and movies, and a picnic at the Grove with swimming and fun for all.