Strathmore High School - Pleiades Yearbook (Strathmore, CA)

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CALENDAR OE THE YEAR - 49 A' -- - 4 A September QUARTERS l -3 10-Quarter began. September 28-Football-McFarland, here. October 5-C. S. F. Conference at Lindsay fco-h October 5-Football---Shafter. there. October 12-Football-Porterville, there. October 19-Football-Orosi, here. October 2-1, 25, 26-Teachers' Institute. October 26-Football-Lindsay, here. 3 October November November November November November November December December 1--Iunior Party Qcafeteriaj. 2-Football--Dinuba, there. 9-Football-Avenal, there. 9-Quarter ended. 16-Football--Woodlake, here. 19--C. S. F. fall ditch day. 22 , 23-Thanksgiving Holidays. osts J . 13, 14-Iunior Class Play tcafeterial. 21-Christmas Music QCafeterial. December 22-Christmas School Party tLightner December Ianuary Ianuary l 1 Ianuary Ianuary Ianuary Ianuary February February February February February March March March March 22-Ianuary 2-Christmas vacation. 4-Basketball-Orosi, there. -Basketball-Woodlake, here. 18-Basketball--Dinuba, here. 19-Basketball--Lindsay, there. 24 25-Basketball---Avenal, there. -Semester ended. l 8-Basketball-Woodlake, there. 9-Basketball-Lindsay, here. 15-Basketball-Dinuba, here. 22-Basketball--Avenal, here. -Basketball--Orosi, here. 14'-Senior Play tlilementary schoolj. 21--Basketball Banquet. 24-Baseball-Orosi, here. 24-Quarter ended. QY April April April April April April April April April April April April April April April m 5 May May l FOURTH QUARTER March 27-Track-Porterville, there. March 28-Baseball--Woodlake, there. April 1-Track-Porterville, there. 3-C. S. F. Spring Conference fTaftj. 3--F. F. A. Livestock Show. 3-F. F. A., Cow Palace. 4-Operetta 1 cafeteria I . 5- 4 13-Easter holidays. -Baseball-Lindsay, here. 5-Track-Lindsay, there. 12-Tulare, there. 15-Iunior Rube Day. 17 18 -Senior Hat Day --Baseball-Avenal, there. 19-Track-Bakersfield-Kern Relays. 22-Baseball-Avenal, here. 25 26 -Baseball-Dinuba, there. -Track-Avenal, here tlseague meetl. 2-Baseball-Orosi, there. 3--Track-Kingsburg Central Section Finals. May 6-Spring C. S. F. ditch day. May 8--Senior Tea-Porterville Iunior College. May 9-Homecoming fcafeteriaj. May 9-Baseball-Woodlake, here. May 10-West Coast Relays, Fresno. May 14-Y. W. C. A. Tea, Womens House. May 15-F. F. A. Banquet QlVlemorial buildingl. May 16-Baseball-Lindsay, there. May 17--Track-Visalia, Finals. May 26-Senior finals. May 29-Final exams. May 31-Iunior-Senior Banquet flVlemorial buildingl. Iune 1-Baccalaureate Services fF.lementary School Auditoriuml. Iune 2-Graduation fAthletic fieldj. Pilgu 47 -compiled by Glenda March

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MOONLIGHT AND APPLESAUCE 'l'o5 Ou-1':all view of unique setting in will-ii-1'1:i. Venter Piwuliictiuii siaffg l'1'oni row, I. to R. Judy 'l'orrhii'i. Unix l.-'P Piixverg hack ruvf. I, to R Iillleu VVooily, Patty Cofley Jessie lteyes. Bottom left l'roiliiriiiui :'i'ifl'. L to li lioualil i,oi.p,.s, Mi, Bottom right-Front row, Dell Juan Hughes, Billy Jackson: hack row, L to R, Ruth Gange, Ellen Woody, John Sola, Carol Bequette, Welch Hudson, Georgia Rogers, Harold Spuhler. Bottom renter--Harold Spuhler. Left, rlockwise, Ellen Woody, Dorman Collier. Donna llarris, In-ii-lib Pit-rw Lowe, Billy Jackson. :ii-il B:irlr:':i Nrlson. Right, counterclnckwise: Johnny Sola, Drman Collier, Harold Spuhler, ,Dell Juan Hughes. Cu the ereiiingxs of December 13 and 14, the Cafeteria was tr:insl'orniccl into gi little theater as the Junior Class presented its annual play, Moonlight and Applesaucef' The audience observed. iii the setting of the Barnes living room. some of the trials and tribulations of the family and friends. The plot 4-eiitered around the love affairs of Kay and Nita Barnes, played by Dfll Juan Hughes and Ellen Woody. Their harassed hey friends, Frank Eastup, Johnny Sola. and Oswald Drew, Billy Jiirkson provided many laughs for the audience. Eli Barnes. played by Welch Hudson, and his Wife, Ellen, Carol Bequclic, were continually in a state Of turmoil concerning Eli's inventions and Ellen's investments. The two criminals, Archie the Supper, Dorman Collier, and Lillie, the Lynx, Don- na Lowe. kept Hamilton Barnes, played by Harold Spuhler and his girl friend, Gertie, Georgia Rogers, puzzled and worried for most of the play. Adding to the general enjoyment of the plot were John Wilcox, as the officer, Ruth Gange as Grandmother Barnes, and Phyllis Knutson as the girl reporter. No play is complete without a production staff and the Juniors were fortunate in having one of the best. As as- sistant director, Patty Conley did a capable job. Barbara Nelson managed the business affairs of the production quite efficiently. Other members of the staff were Delphia Pierce, Ona Lee Power, Judy Tocchini, Bette Anne Oswald, Joe Fox, Donald Goings, Marcella Dye and Jessie Reyes. Special credit should be given to the hardworking director. Mr. Cecil Harris. -by Carol Bequette. Page 49