Strathmore High School - Pleiades Yearbook (Strathmore, CA)

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Group of students on Senior Hat Day. Other Senior hats not pictured were worn by David Baker. Eugene Butler, Iilwin Morey, hillbilly hats, Carol Fillmore, African head- dress and flyswatters, and Mickey Miller, K.T.I.P. Junior. l Senior hats galore. L. to R. J. Seriy, Smith, R. Humphrey, E. Reid, lu. Haml- ton, V. Wren, E. Butler, B. Blackwood. Piont. S. Ljunggren, B. Thompson. Senior hat day was incorporated with Senior Privilege Day a few years ago, making-one big funrfillecl clay, The hats r 'i 'rom flower beds to fly fiW35t?1'5' m one hllarffmf swathe. Some of the Senior Privileges were getting to address teachers by their lI'S ettin to have the choice of any names, and having the teachers call them Mr. or Missg gu g ' Q l X seat in the class: not having to answer any questions in class ipity Mr. Belfyhlu in Historyl: and being excused at 12:00. MRS. MOREY: Why were yon so late getting home from the dance? ELWIN: The traffic was terrblc over Lewis Hill. MR. BERRYHILL: 'iIf you cheat on this test, your conscience will bother you for the rest of your life. EDDIE ZINN: Oh, yeah? MRS. PREMO: Ah, cierra la puerta! JAMES SEAYg Hey, I thought that was gi mountain, not a port. LINDA: So many men marry for money. You wouldn't marry me for money, would you? JOE cabsentlyb: No, I wouldnt marry you for all the money in the world. Tho sophomore is like the mosquito: the moment he stops making a noise, you know he is up to something. MRS. WALLACE: There is not another boy in this town as clever as my Joe. NEIGHBOR: Go on: how is that? MRS. WALLACE: Well, look at those two chairs. My Joe made them all out of his ow11 head, and he has enough left to make an armchair. u Rays buying an automobile on the installment plan. Yes, and if he doesnt drive more carefully than he has been doing, they'1l take him to the hospital on the same plan. MR. CONLEYg What can you tell me about nitrates? DWAINE: Well ..,.. er... .... they're a lot cheaper than the day rates. HE: You should see the new altar in our church. SHE: Lead me to it. PAGE HAT DAY Western attire, L, lu R., Imogene Norris, N a ri i n e Donna Lowe on Jun- S hl P ' '- ior Rube Day. More Junior Rubes. time er' any Huy' K Page 63 L. tr. R. Sharon Speck. Lorraine Coney, Sharon Garlin, Antnia Reyes. Sn-hior hats and underclassmen. Ronnie Humphrey and decorated Chnl will. I-. to R. Sherryl Anderson, Anne tinlu, Shirley Ljunggren. L. to R. Put Burns, Jewel Barker, Gwen Wilkenson, and Margaret Jones,

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f 'Q lluhm-s, I., to R., Mziiiwen Haney mul Bonnie '1':ikf-moto. Juvenile females, I., to R., Judy 'l'm-4-hini, In-ll Juan lIlll.Il'N.'2-i. Below, Patsy Coley and Jeri Wil- lows tin long unclcrwearl. l 1 l l l l M l U 1 Little girls L. to R., Juni: Hurt, .h-ssiv Reyes. Chine:-ie girls, Ii. to R., Barbara Nelson, Butte Uswalvl. I.. to R., Ruth Gange tMary had L. to R.. Delphia Pierce. pioneeer, Harold Spuhlcr i' a little lamb! and I-Ellen Woody :Qui fleorpzia Rogers, trump. g:lorifierl pajamas. 4m'l'ippl0.J Hat Day and Rube Day are two long estzilililied institutions at SUHS. When Rube Day was originated, the idea was for the juniors to all dress like rubes ihoboest. The idea has grown and enlarged until just about any unusual clothes are worn. This year, the rubes ran f1'0m long undies to Mother Hubbards. CONDUCTOR: Ticket, please. PAT B.: 'Tm traveling on my face. CONDUCTOR: Then I'm afraid I'll have to punch it. MR. SMIT1-Ig How dare you enter my room without a slip! SHERRYL: I'll have you know I'm properly dressed at all times! NADINEg Mr. Conley, will you blow up if I quit chemistry? MR. CONLEY: No, but I'in afraid you will if you don't. PATTY lon way to Sequoiai: I wish you'd stop swinging these corners! GENE lsarcasticallyiz Anytime you want me to go straight, just yell! GLENDA: No, daddy, I won't need any clothes this summer. MR. MARCH: Ye gads! I was afraid it would come to that. MISS AUBERY tin garagel: Thats my car, and what I say about it. goes! GRIMY MECHANIC iunder carb: Say 'Eng'ine', nia'am! JoN1ERf --Why did Joyce fall out of .Jays car back there? ' RoNN1Eg He let go of his clutch too quick. . ' R ,un MRS. GRAVES tin study hzillb: Sp'ke, if you're not too busy, I'll g'iver'ydu's0me- thing to do. l SPIKE tquotingb: Satan finds employment for idle hands. ' L . THE LADY: I gave you a piece of pie last week and you've been sending your friends here ever since. THE TRAMPg You're mistaken, lady. Them was my enemies. Group of junior ruhes at noon. RUBE DAY I.. to R., mechanic, Dorman Collier, farmers, Lenna Cromeenes and John Wilcox.

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