Trona High School - Telescope Yearbook (Trona, CA)

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President Bob Smith and Pauldin Smith secretary-treasurer. THE VHTEHS The Freshman class ably directed by the Smith Machine managed to pile up a high total in the ticket sale competition for the Cat and the Canary. Its high average of athletes makes this class a promising one for the future. A view of the Voters from left to right, back row: Lucy Ochoa, Pauldin Smith, Marjorie jenkins, lioh Smith, Peggy Dorward, Arlene Slaftcr, Russell Rector, Andy Lcdesma, .ind Billy Brink. Middle Row: Kathy Grau, Amy Garcia, Laura Riley. Marie Carrizales, Rachel llurtado, Alice Quezada, Maxine Brummett, Shirley Trotter, Norma Hall, Pat Hall. Louise Hunter, W'anda Hicks, Peggy Campbell, and Doris Slafter. liront Row: ,lack Mollerti, Bob Webster, Pat Hurlocker, James McGregor, Harold Robbins, Clmrles Minert, Dick Best, and Billy Webster. 27

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Presiding over the assembly of the Class of '48, left to right-Austin Smith, presi- dent, Tommy Dunne, vice-president, Viola Marshall, secretary, and Eloise Duvall, treasurer. 26 The Sophomore's Christmas Dance was one of the highlights of Trona High's first semester and gave Junior classmen a high goal to reach when they presented the Junior-Senior Prom. Their prize-winning efforts in the wood-gathering contest and notorious picnics kept them in the lime- light. Assemblymen, left to right, back row: Robert Todd, Carol Kutzkey, Austin Smith, William MacGavin, Eugene Zepp, Lee Seltzer, Tommy Dunne, Neil Samuels, Ceacel Wfittorff, and Bob MacGavin. Middle Row: James Childs, Lee Keith, Charles Wallace, Mary Hurtado, Geraldine Clark, Lois Lyons, Eleanor Olberg, Viola Marshall, Glyn Edwards, and Eloise Duvall. Front Row: Miss Margaret Stewart, class sponsor, Gale Harvey, Charles Russell, Janis Beil, Carol Peterson, Joan Colony, Gloria Bethel, Phyllis Dilbeck, Virginia Allen, and Pauline Vfilliams.

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The four-power control of the Eighth Grade, reading from left to right: Jerry Vlallace, president, Glen McCory, vice-president, Michael Robinson, secretary, and lllllll P lil Under a completely masculine management during its first semester, the Eighth Grade's female faction staged a revolt to elect a female force with Joan McGregor as president, Valeria Pipkin, vice-president: Lucy Cavazos, secretary, and Barbara May, treasurer. Joe Ramos, treasurer. The Pages in pose are, left to right, back row: Arthur Lewis, Bob Andrews, Clarence Pitt, Jerry Wallace, Larry Fabian, and Paul Hesse. Middle Row: Ray Bell. Tommy Lyons, Jerry Eyre, joe Ramos, Molly Quezada, Aloha Hunter, lla Worman. Joan McGregor, Gordon Carey, Edmund Frenyea and Glen McCory. Front Row: Jack Patterson, Alice Hurtado, Vnleria Pipkin, Dorothy De Young, Agnes Contreras, Bar- bara May, Lucy Cavazos, Cecelia DuVall, Joyce Clark, Rosemary MacGavin and Hugh Anderson. Z8