Avenal High School - La Neva Yearbook (Avenal, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1953 volume:

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The La Neva Staff is proud to dedicate this year's annual to Vernon Silva, in his first year as Principal of our school. y When HE CAME to Avenal in 1948, he taught cw. Woodshop and Mechanical Drawing. He held these V Q p positions until 1951, when HE SAW to the job if 'li of Dean of Boys. He counseled with the boys, their il schedules, and their problems for two years. HE ll 1 5 CONQUERED the high position of Principal for i the 1952-53 school year. We are sure that he will continue as the Principal of Avenal High for many years because of the fine work that he has clone. 2 He is well liked by the students ancl we wish him4 x happiness in his career. , p u 1 fl !'j,,,,j J l li li Wi! ff 1-jf if' ' A fl , ff I X f .y f l w bf 111.1 4 WI 1 ' f f . 1 ff' 4 1' if , ff' ff. fx' xy ,ni Vuffff buff . ' XJ X TX ' y, ff! . jf 1 7 CXL-5555'1'vX3JN Qffj, ,- f fflfai web , by , 5 if X eve? . Q pf4 y L f Xp Cy-45 NL - ff!! ye aawxp cs, , X' p ,Lk X Fvsxlw - Qi t 7595? N xv! gm J jp 4 9 D X, I NAD if Is 5' B. ., UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA N 4 S TA BARBARA COLLEGE AN, I 'VX VUM f is bXjB,3,QkQQ vvxjinby' M, ., STANFORD VERNON SILVA Principal ff PUHUM J Y MRS GWEN LIGHTHALL MRS WEYBRIGHT Office Secretary Office Assxstant R is XXX MR W H REILLY Supermtendent film Wk ,. s - , xqkxkb ,M . L '--- . l ' sv-VH-Q M . i f NX xx' jj- Q ,,,1-'Tw ,L ,vx W . PT'1'1-xf- - , - -r Y , k , - lug,-Q U at J , . ,X wir' g V- L. 5 1 -' X Nx..g,,. - - ,A . I' jg: I -1 , V f 5-fl F., , r r Y A-W 'FIW A K ' f - '- . . ' , ' if ka SE ATE MR VERNON SILVA Prmclpal MR GLEN GR ANT MISS ALICE GILBERT Dean of Boys Dean of GIYIS Q' BOARD OF TRUSTEES Mr Fred Bradbury Mr R Hightower Mr V W Burrows Mr J E Yenger Mr Wxlllam H Harrxs flxxk V SILVA MR G GRANT MRS G LIGHTHALL Every mdlvxdual IS endowed with potential qualities that, properly developed will allow hlm or her to llve a worthwhile and lntelllgent life The school IS but one agency which at tempts to make our young people aware of the values they must recognxze rf they are to live worthlly rn our Demot racy The members of this class have recognlzecl many of these values and have modlfxed thexr conduct accordingly The faculty helxeves this wlll be a continuing process, that you wxll grow m strength and wlsclom as the years pass, that America wxll be greater because of your contrxbutlons to society Best wxshes to the class of 1953 STAFF Mrs Weybrlght chalks up another PINK SLIP whxle Mr Grant looks on Off'-ICC Secretary School Nur5e MRS. GWEN LIGHTHALL MRS. MARIAN PATTEN Mrs. Roberts, English and Dramatics. A.B. in Speech Fresno State College. Mr. Grant, Dean of Boys, Algebra II and Senior Psychology, B.S,, UCLA. ,nv MAKING UP IS FUN EVERYONE SEEMS TO BE HAVING A GOOD TIME Mr. Feagans, Industrial Arts and Drivers Education, B.A. Industrial Arts, Eastern New Mexico University. Mr. Halley, Mathematics Department A.B., M.S., University of Southern California Mr Halley has his class of Frosh busy Driver s Education class learns the parts of the motor . .QA 'yQJ,1a,f , .Q - fcLffH'o' jd lVlrs. Nlclnren, Honie Ecbhomics f5!ep11r.tr'h:.-nt AB. Whittier College Mr. Martin, Arts, Crafts, Printing and Nlechanical Drawing, B.A, in Educa- tion, California College of Arts. 9 12 gf' Y A L ALMOST EVERYONE IS FASCINATED IT COULDN'T BE THAT BAD, JACKI! BY CORKY'S COOKING Miss Gilbert, Dean of Girls, Latin and English, B.A,, York College, M.A. U.S.C. Mr, Holve, Physical Education, Cadet Corps, and Drivers Education, AB. in Education, Whittier College. COULD THAT BE A SMUG LOOK, RONNIE? SUSPENSE! Mrs. Grady. Home Economics and Senior Psychology, BA., Univcrsizy of California. Mrs. Crook, Physical Education and Health, B.A, in Education, Fresno State College. g , 'NN 1 ff? .fl-,053- TIME OUT FOR TEA AND GOSSIP PLEASE NOTICE jANET'S SOCKS Mr. Woesner, Music Department. BM. University of Southern Cali fornia. Mr. Brady, Physical Education, English and Health, A.B. in Education, Whittier College IS THE ENGLISH CLASS ALWAYS THIS ALL TOGETHER THIS TIME!! DISORDERLY, MR. BRADY? Mr. Leijon, Industrial Arts, A.B. In- dustrial Arts Education, San jose State College. Mrs, Patten, School Nurse, St. Alexius School of Nursing, Bismarck, North Dakota. DON'T WORRY SID, CORK AND HAROLD WELL, HOW MUCH DO YOU WEIGH, DELIA? YOU'LL GET YOUR PICTURE TAKEN ff? Mr. Meridith, Science Department, NLS., BS., University of Oregon, Post-Graduate Study, UCLA. Mr. Stephens, Librarian and Physical Education, A.B. in Education, Fresno State College. 317 YOU CAN FIND ANYTHING IN MR. MERIDITHS CAN THIS BE A STUDY HALL? Miss Vlamis, Spanish, English and Typing, A,B. in Spanish and French, Mills College, M.A. in Romania Lan- guages, Stanford University, 1 nsr mg Allene and Delia are showing off the map they made Miss Morrison, History and English, AB., A.M., Colorado College, Color- ado Springs, Colorado. Mr. Barton, Business Education De- partment, B. S., in Education, Central Missouri State College, MS. Emporia Kansas Teachers College Additional Graduate Work U, S. C. ARE YOU SURE THAT'S WHERE IT IS, CHARLES? THEY REALLY MUST BE BUSY x.' 1' P lvl, f' . ff' . I ' 1 1 s 1 ,I K A 3 f v ' r f Q J , s ' 1 K x I S r w - ' 2 gf 4 XT xx' 1 ' 1 I I A Ili ' o x . . 'Q l .f , - - 4 . , v 1 K 4 ' ' xr 1- I. xx fx 1 , x X Q X ,.. 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'Vr lf 1 ,X 1 e- f f F: xx .1 .X.,.:f'f CLASSES SE IUHS In tracmg the word Patrlqlans we fmd the Lang word pater meanmg father and Patflflall meanmg upper or oldest class of cxtxzens ln Roman hxstory Therefore the Semor Class because they are upperclassmen are the Patrxcxans of Avenal Hlgh School In revtewmg the outstandmg events of the past four years we reallze the good tlmes and fun we have enjoyed 1n our htgh school years Our fxrst msxght mto the unfamxhar pattern of hlgh school came early when as Freshmen dressed as convtcts carrxed heavy rocks to construct a huge A on top of tank hnll That same year we put on the Vxctory Dance for the 1949 50 Cham pxonshlp Football Team The Sophomore year was devoted to studyxng and learnlng procedures necessary for the school life whxch was to fol OW Then came the wonderful uruor year when the class had the prxvxlege of belng the fxrst to use the new audxtorlum In presentxng the class play The Curnous Savage The fxttmg chmax to that eventful year was the .Iumor Senlor Prom wlth the well chosen them Ball Hal Our Semor year also proved to be excxtxng and lull of pleasant tlmes The Semor class play The Nxght of January 16th was very successful and wxll long be remembered as the f1rst of 1ts lcmd to be presented at Avenal H1gh On anuary 17 the stu dents of Avenal Hxgh dressed nn thexr levls and plald shxrts attended the Semor Sllver Dollar Dance 1n the gym whxch was transformed mm 1 scene rem mlscent of the Old West The clxmax of the year was the Seruor Assembly Only then dld we reallze what 1 short tlme remalned for us m dear old A H S The flnal weeks were fxlled with excmng prospects of Semor Dltch Day Baccalaureate and Commence ment MRS CROOK MR MERIDITH Advisor Advisor BURI. YOUNG BOB JONES DELIA MACIAS Vtce Presxdent Pres1dent Secretary 6 I OLLEY HUNTER BONNIE HOPE DOUGLAS PRESTON VOLLEY HUNTER Sergeant at Arms Treasurer Class Representatxve Sergeant at Arms . . . . , , y . . . . 1 - v v K r , , W9 J . . ,, . . ' . . , . we - r rv ' - - me . J , - , 1 , . 1 . . . r 9 ' JUANITA AGEE DOLORES CLARK DONNA DILI LEE ELLEN BEATH ALLENE BRYANT JERRY COTTENGIM SUE DICKINSON PATRICIA S NORMA BRYANT WAYMON DAVIS TROY HALL rx I 2 dmv A A ci mx 2 -x LUTHER HAI LAM IARRY HOWARD PERRY HUFFMAN SHARON IHNEN MARTHA JOHNSON IONE KIMBRIEL JIM LAWSON ANITA MASSENGALE CORKY M1cFARLANE CHARLES McBRIDE JOYCE MCELWEE SANDRA MCCUTCHEN '05, JEAN MOHLER DAVID MORRIS NEIL MYERS EDWARD NABORS STEVEN NILI. LEROY O'DAI.E CHARLOTTE PERKINS LARRY PARMENTER 4' Al TON POOL SHIRLEY SUTTON JOAN SULLIVAN FRED SMALL BAIRD STEPHENS NORMA TURLEY DELWIN TIFFIN TOM UPTON BII I THOMPSON PAT XX ATKIINS JOANHN VUHITE BARBARA WOODS SE IUH PEHSUNALITY P!-IEE NAME uanxta Agee Lee Ellen Beath Barbara Bowles Allene Bryant Norma Bryant Dolores Clark erry Cottenglm Donna Dxll Gaylord Ensxgn Troy Hall Luther Hallam Lucxlle Hood Bonn1e Hope Perry Huffman Olley Hunter Volley Hunter Sharon Ihnen Martha Johnson Bob Jones Ione Klmbflel ames I awson Della Macxas An1ta Massengale Charles MCBf1dC Sandra McCutchen can Mohler Nenl Myers Edward H Nabors ohn Steven N111 Leroy O Dale Larry Permenter Alton Pool Douglas Preston Fred Small Baud Stephens oan Sull1van Shlrley Sutton Delw1n T1ff1n B1ll Thompson Norma Turley Tommy Upton Pat Watkms Jo Ann Wlute Barbara Woods Burl Young Karla Hale Larry Howard Joyce McElwee Davxd Morr1s NIICKNAME N1ta Lee Lee Tmy Rohm Tex Whxtey COttCnglm Drr Drr Pee Wee Pall Mall Red Wmg Dutch Boney Percy Lee Hunter Scolly Sherry Martha Jane Bu Onle m Walla Nede Mac Sandy eame Verslty Mers B1g Ed Steve O Dale Barney Pres George Buddy oan1e Sl1pshod T1 Tuffle Temson Norm Tombo Parry oey Woody Stud Plcklepuss Dude o Dave FAVORITE SAYING Oh shoot' Oh my goodness' Dad gum lf Gollee Ah reckon ust leave It to me Ir s beyond the realms o comprehens1on Honey Hey Censored H1 souzer Oh ya E1cldle Paddle Censored How you sound You know Wh1ll1kers Oh shoot' Hack a goober Oh shoot' Shoot Oh no' Too bad Censored What s that got Oh shoo That s rxght Beat lt Crude Scrounge ump H1 sweets Oh yes now EXPICSSIOH H1 ya Why? Oh f1ddle Censored My sweet meat Oh shoo H1 chlcken Really? You re klddmg to do w1th lt? I know your kmd That s a hunch of It Oh gosh Gads That s the way lf goes Baloney J ' ' , - . J . J ' ' 1 U f ir. b y n J . YJ . J J ' , fl J . L.P. J J E ' J ' -H . . - .ff , ' , t! . J , . . .- M ' ' FAVORITE SONG Keep xt a Secret Stardust Garden m the Ram Because of You Falth Can Move Mountalns I 11 See You ln my Dreams Aprxl ln Parls Penthouse Serenade I m Yours llke em all Why Don t You Belxeve Me? Keep lt a Secret Because of You She Looks Tll I Waltz Again with You T11 I Waltz Agam wxth You Among my Souvemrs Because of You Aprxl m Parls You Belong to e You Belong to e Tell Me Why You Belong to e Hlgh Noon Glow Worm T11 I Waltz Agam with You Every Morning at Half past Erghr I ll Never Know Why Sunrlse Serenade Glow Worm Don t Let the Stars Get m your Eyes I Laughed at Love Meet Mr Callahan Half as Much I ll See You m My Dreams Tenderly Cool Water Now You re Gone T11 I Waltz Again With You Glow Worm Wlth a Song ln my Heart Why don t you Belxeve Me Garden m the Ram T11 I Waltz Again wnth You Stars m Your Eyes T11 Then Old Rugged Cross AMBITION PROB 'XBLY WII L BE BeaW A F Prxvate Secretary Nurse Secretary Actress P E Teacher To buy out General Motors Lab Technxcnan Archrtect om the Salvatxon Army Retnrement Nurse Accountant Have a harem To get along the easxest way 1n llfe Mechanic Nurse Secretary Dentlst Offxce worker Architect Telephone operator Qffxce work Finance office Beautlclan Welder Dog food taste tester Phnlanthroplst Mechanical Engmeer Collect unemployment benefxts Mechanic To pmch a hub cap from Avenal cops Lxquor Taste tester Gas man Marry Bob Offnce worker Neuclear Physlcxst Work on garbage truck with Young Marry Harold Gunsmlth Marry Paul Marry Dan Kmdergarten teacher Optometrist Beautlclan Plrate Go to college Doctor Prxson Matron HOUSBW1fC Comedlenne Radio Commentator Cowgirl Lady wrestler Bum Dressmaker Second carpenter Draftee Show manager F 1rt Nlovxe star Bachelor Preacher unkman Musician Beachcomber Driller Riveter Window washer Hat check gxrl Dance instructor Undertaker Bearded lady Floor walker Yep Drugglst Billboard artxst Dltchdlgger Hot rod racer ockey Fisherman Sales clerk Why? Marry Burl Butcher Doctor Old mald Warden MISSIOHBIY agge Red Cross worker Archeologlst Chxcken plucker H1 jacker Flunkxe Cotton picker , , J . , . D 1' , 4 . . 1 J M ' ' M . . M ' I I'll See You in my Dreams Go to college Scrub WOIHHH ' J , ' ? N r If ' 1 !f7'f fj,f'ff'L J if '. ff' I ,ffjiiff ' SE ATIJHS QIY444 4.4 -Ml Skffa., Q' Roberts V1cePresxdent Mlss Vlamxs advxsor BOTTOM ROW Left to Rxght by gf, James McCaleb Sergeant at Arms Pat Kropskx Treasurer Barbara Horton Sec retary Lena Boland Sergeant at Arms Another year has gone by and now the slaves of 1950 51 are the Senators of 1952 53 In Roman degree thls xs next to the highest degree a person can reach Thus year the Senators are a proud and ambitious class The Senators have shown their worthmess by two events of exceeding import ance The first great event was the umor Play Out of the Frymg Pan This proved to be a great comedy success as well as a credit to the class The second event was the umor Senior Prom Many long hours were spent ln the preparation and constructlon of the Prom to make lt a great success There were many curious students who were lnqulsltxve as to the theme of the Prom which was lcept a secret untll that very night Many students were surprxsed to fmd the gym so beautxfully and cleverly decorated mto an Orxental Gardens' theme These two achievements will carry the Senators mto their Sennor year as great and noble Patrlcnans V U iff 5 5 'M Y K4 L., . . tw 7 Y Xi, 1 4 A M I Ve, If X V Q by 4 lv 'Y H' .' YYYY fr ':'T .'n' wrfow 'YY' TT TTY' 'TKT Twworw'-'-'- Tin T-'E ji I 0 I s ' ' - I S qv 5 r ' , fly, df A , , v ' Abu A fl 0 if TV' 1 . J . U I . ',, , , . 3, V kgigf gg X yL Q. Charles Anderson Lyndell Browning Audrey Bilbrey Marilyn Bullis Floyd Hudson Elizabeth Jay Richard McQuary Barbara Burnett Dorothy Agee Janet Funk Doris Brown Audra Measell X ' u Leslie Buclcner Romelia Cano Teddy Myers Glenda Biclcley Eugene Dixon Sammie Hallam Emma Jarrell Sally NlcGeorge 9' ' Rudy Cliavarria Elaine Crider Jael-ci Frank Harold Gabriel Augie Macias i L Audrey Clark Carol Dealy Connie Gault Roy Kelly Reba Northey Carol Small Connie Farson Bobby Grayson Olin Lambert Beverly Patrick Doris Green Juanita Larrea Billy Roltznett 2' . in Helen Tocld Lefty Wilen Douglas Wood Connie Leonard Delores Rolfs i-jf' atkins Val Whitford Joanne Sievert Guy Williams Sidney Runyon SUPHUMIIHES W3 19 J, ,i ' ROW, Left to Right: Maxine Carr, Norma Byers, FRONT ROW. Left to Right: Marv Boice. Betty Brewer Cuellar, Barbara Cummins. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Wilda Arnold, Joyce Anderson. BACK ROW, Left to ommy Fincher, Buddie Lee, Myron Hodgson, Marion Jones. Right: Ronnie Edmondson, Junior Brock, Jerry Brock Larry Allen. PLEBEIAN is a Roman name for the common people or the lower rank of men. As Sophomores, the class started out the school year with a knock-down, drag-out initiation of thc Freshmen. The Welcoming Dance was a huge success and was one of the best of the year, outside of the Hallowe'en dance, also put on by the Sophomores. The class is hoping to go through the rest of their years at Avenal High School in the same successful manner as they had this year! BELOW, Front Row, Left to Right: Barbara Haws, Gwena Brock, Tommie Wiggs, Calvin Sowder. BACK ROW, Left to FRESHMAN FROLIC Right: Claude Gabriel, Larry Weber, Dick Simnitt, Gene Legg. ' If E15 Nfl? iff? - X i ,AV 4 f' Q xx K ' ' 5 I 1 '0- PLEBEI!-I 5 in IO Q if FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Deanna Runyon, Bettie FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Ellen Maloon, Marybeth Lyles, Weatherford, Mary Sandoval. BACK ROW, Left to Barbara Ince, Helen McKean, Janice Johnson. BACK ROW Right: James Webb, Larry Heath, Floyd Smith, Bob Left to Right: Doug Morris, Bill McCaleb, Gary Myers, An- Taber. tonio Macias, Jim Le-Gate. CLASS UFPIEEHS Ru FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Hope Hickey, Secretary, Audra Hammarsten, Treasurer, Wilma Barcomb, Vice-President. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Leonard Havens, Sergeant - at - Arms, -Ionnie Bellamy, Class Represen- tative, Jerry Carbiener, Presi- dent. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Marvin Pretzer, Janice Nebergall, Edythe Moxley. Laura Perkins, Felicia Rolfs, Marilyn Mann. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Don Phillips, Don Packwood, Roland Prine, Eura Sanders, Tom SNA-PS TAKEN AT THE SOPHOMORE s , Gene Root. ' sell HALLOVUE EN DANCE FHESHMI-l WK! ith FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Class Representative, Rosalind Northeyg Vice-President, Becky Green, Secretary. Janice Kag- gerud. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Sergeant-at-Arms, Wes- ley Gautreauxg Treasurer, Jack Zinng President, Tommy Towle, Sergeant-at-Arms, Jesse Nlacias. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Eddye Abbott, Beverly Abney, Nancy Arnold, Reba Agee, My- rna Allen. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Don Allen, Jerry Brew- er, John Bosselmann, Ken Bow- en, James Barnard. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Leta Barcomb, Gayla Bickley, Gaynelle Brown, Cletus Bowles, Tommy Burlesome. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Wilbur Chapman, Bob Case, Ray Cook, Bob Clour, Windell Bryant. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Laura Dodson, Glenna Brown- ing, Connie Coche-ms, Ethel Davis, Patsy Coker. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Farrell Farmer, Dick Elliston, Glenard Hale, Euless Henderson, Bill Dill, Bill Grayson. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Lora Haws, Dorothy Heptner, Pearl Fox, Mike Hill. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Danny Hellard, Greg Knowlton, Hom- er Hunsberger, Ray Hope. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Nlary Jurls, Pat Horton, Mary Hood, Clarence McBride. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Bill Mie- decke, Max McLain, Dick lVlcIl- roy, Buster Nlay. Charles Long. SLIWES The Freshman Class this year was really an outstanding one, and the largest class in school. The Freshmen were welcomed by our annual In itiation, and the new students took it cheerfully, tho their hair smelled of garlic for sometime aft- oquun 5. 0 ul O .1 erward. The class put on the Valentine Dance which many attended and enjoyed. We know th at this year will be remembered by all the Fresh man as an outstanding one. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Audrey Mericlc, Mary Massen- gale, Kay Long, Judith Kim- hriel. BACK ROW. left to Right: Darryl Nelson, Duane O'Neill, Harley Pnrmenter, Jim Nlilligin, Leroy Parrett. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Herman Rios, Marilyn Rosen- stingle, Doris Rosenstingle, Pat Watkins. BACK ROW, Left to Right: John Sutterfield, Bob Payne, Jesus Rocha, Edward Potter. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Nina White, Lois Wayne, Susan Whiteside, Josette Yraceburu, Berneta Williams. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Randall Sutton, Penn Wilen, Darrel Tiffin, Larry Turley, john Wooldridge. A' '- L5 -1-A P41 N f B J. 4 , -.44 I Q 10. rl J! . W4 Z ..- . ff ' Ott . gk 4 F ' ff . ' f Q., 1 I 1 ' 1 I Ay 1. ' ' L 'V ' W K ,-'Q 5 7' A , , , fr. . A .,,. 45' ' , ., .1 f' . ss. h x. e' ' A ', 1 in ,Sf - 1.41 1 1 - '-- Ffh Q, 5 ' . ' . ' 5 1, ' ' Q K A i' ' -md 1 . f 'tgifig 'I' .r ' - ,-,zyw ,.f,,'2 ' A 51.5, ' . f '- L.- :!' ,b. Y -',,:x 'l .' 1 Z ,f 9. . , g . - ,. ., 1 ,, Qu V . . V Q X, lf' ' ' 1150 I 4 Q . rw '. ' . I The mighty' STO 6 Smog: in AK'ChHI? ll T50 model and the rammar 1 sz 1 It 1.11111-11 ' 511 u11.1tQ 1.1 k1111m'f -,1'.11-1l,q'.'n1 5111: 5 QQWQ-n1,sop11111111 11fV.A.'.1'!1.l1 5 'I hrufs 1 Charm Il f. 1112115 bv l'11!.SL.u.1:1dfwf1 SLL!1ShlI1C? 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Photographer Delores Rolfs Marilynn Bullis Faye Roberts Barbara Burnett Felicia Rolfs Mary Boice Pat Kropski Barbara Horton Janet Funk Letty Willem Emma Jarrell Divid Morris James Lawson Sharon Ihnen President Viceepresident Secretary ST DE T EUUNEIL The Student Council has a very vital func- tion in the school. It is concerned with the problems and welfare of the student body and the community. One of the most important accomplish- ments of the council this year has been the completion of a revision of the constitution. Other events sponsored by the Student Council which were heartily received by the student body were the annual Freshman Reception and the Christmas Dance. The Exchange Assembly, also under the direction of the council, was immensely enjoyed by the Coalinga students. Due to an unusual football schedule the financial status of the student body was exceptionally low. The members of the Student Council receive numerous benefits from their experi- ence on the council, among them being the art of student government. -J- .X . .J Allene Bryant Mr. Halley Miss Gilbert Mr. Grant Letty Wilen Treasurer Advisor Advisor Advisor Manager of Girls Activities W- E., 5 ' A 5 i i, oi Leroy Odale Val Whitford Eddie Nabors Doris Langford Rudy Chavarra Sergeant-at-Arms Junior Class Head Cheer Leader CSF Representative Manager of Representative Boys' Activities 3 i Jack: Frank John Bellamy Barbara Woods Doug Preston Rosiland Northey Annual Editor Freshman Class Business Manager Senior Class Freshman Class Representative of Annual Representative Representative SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS. Left to Right: Pat Krop- ski, Treasurer, Letty Wilen, President, Audra Measell, Vice- President, Barbara Horton, Secretary. K eye-g'r ul s xy :sw FRONT ROW, Left to Right: T, Rus- A sell, T. Towle, D. O'Neill, W. Gau- treaux, R. Edmondson, D. Morris, Lawson. MIDDLE ROW: B, Abney, 'a 1. Yraceburu, D. Green, B. Brewer, A Hammarsten, H. Hickey, White, S Sutton, L. Wilen, M. Boice, D. Run yon. BACK ROW: Miss Gilbert, Ad visor, S. Nill, L. E. Beath, B, Patrick R. Cano, A, Measell, S. Ihnen, C Small, E. Jarrell, D, Langford, B Horton, V, Whitford, P. Kropski, P Watkins, F. Small, Mr. Martin, Ad VISOY. 'YY 1 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS, Left to Right: Emma Jarrell, Secretary Doris Langford, Vice-Presidentg Pat Kropski, TYCBSUYCYS Letty Wilen, President. ESF v,,4F,,,:I ff V- ,--L. .Q . in , '- R- .4 . -..': v-L t .L- , ' -3 f --is, 'w3?..-I- I Q , H 'L' I 'W i +, M Q i . N 4 -fz if-nf 559 At the beginning of the first sem- ester our CSF was small in number. The group justified their number by being host and hostess to the District Fall CSF Conference. This was the first Conference held on our campus and the first CSF Conference of this district to be held on a school day. We were proud of our whole school and it was fun showing our plant to our visitors. II: was suggested that some of us were getting training for future vocations-Chamber of Com- mercel. Nevertheless, the weather was beau- tiful and the school glowed in antici- pation of visitors. Our speakers, Mr. Reilly, Dist. Supt., Mr. Silva, Prin., and Dave Morris, Student Body Presi- dent, set the pace for a worthwhile meeting. Reverend Roland Meredith, guest speaker, gave an inspiring talk on What Are You Worth? Business, discussion groups, lunch- eon, and entertainment followed. Indeed the Avenal CSF can be proud of their first conference, The freshmen were eligible for membership the second semester, so our numbers were greatly increased. We attended the spring conference at Madera. MISS GILBERT Advisor EL-'BAA JARIEELL 506125 LEE ELLEN BEATH President Gnrls League, an organx zatxon of all the gurls nn hlgh school strives to promote frnendshlp and better under standing Then' meetmgs whlch are held once a month are very Interesting Thxs year s calendar con sxsted of many enjoyable actnvmes The offxcers attended Gnrls League Convenuon m Coalmga 1n the fall Several guest speakers brought new ndeas to us The Tulare l l1gh School Dance group presented a beautlful pro gram for us The last 5OC13l affaxr was a combmed Glrls League and GAA party At thus affaxr the officers for next year for both or gamzatxons were mstalled N 1 GIRLS' CAROL SMALL. Treasurer' afgq BOLAND AUDRA MEASELL Sergeant at Arms Pianist BUYS' FEIJEH Tlll C., I pt LEFT TO RIGHT: Martin, Advisorg Charles Anderson, Presidentg Steven Nill, Vice-President, Larry Heath, Treasurer, Ronnie Edmondson, Secretary, Roland Prine, Sergeant-at-Arms. LEFT TO RIGHT SITTING: Mr. Mar tin, Advisor, Steven Nill, Chardes Ander son, Gaylia Bickley, Laura Dodson, Ron- nie Edmondson, Doug Morris, Mike Hill. LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING: Ed Nabors, Tommy Russell, Larry Parment- er, Larry Heath, Fred Small, Roland Prine, Harley Parmenter, Delwin Tiffin. AUGIE MACIAS FLOYD HUDSON President Vice-President PERRY HUFFMAN FRED SMALL Sergeant-at-Arms Secretary-Treasurer MR. WOESNER MR. GRANT Advisor Advisor PHUTU III. B LEFT TO RIGHT SITTING: Gus- tine Hawes, Mary Messengale, Gay- nelle Brown, Louise Hood, Gailia Bickley, Louise Davis, Beverly Abney, Mary Jurls, Glena Browning. LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING: Pat Wat- kins Charlotte Perkins, Nancy Arnold, Kay Hatfield, Nina White, Marilyn Rosenstengel, Pat Watkins, Janice Kaggerud, Becky Green, Cletus Bow- les, Patsy Coker. LEFT TO RIGHT STANDING: Doris Rosenstengel, Kay Long, Laura Dodson, Judith Kim- briel, Connie Cochems, Bernita Wil- liams, Reba Agee, Josette Yraceburu, Susan Whiteside, Colleen Mericle, Doris Langford, Audra Measell. THEY'RE ALL LAUGHING COOKING MUST BE FUN SEIIIJ Seco Club is open to all interested girls who have had, or who are taking, a course in Homemaking. The Club serves as a proving ground for techniques learned in Homemaking Classes and it also forms an active social group for girls with similar interests. Seco Club activities vary with the in- terests of the members but most years' calendars seem to include the following: A welcome party for new girls in school, a Christmas party, a children's Easter party, a farewell party for Senior girls, and a members' swim and cook out. This year the club enjoyed a most successful Pa, Ma and Men night, Many informative and interesting dem- onstrations and programs have been en- joyed by the girls this year. And the vari- ous parties and teas, etc., have been fun, as well as affording opportunities to practice social skill and techniques that all good homemakers need to cultivate. S FRONT ROW, Left to UPFIEEHS Right: Marilyn Mann, Girls' Athletic Managerg Auclra Measell. Treasurer: Mrs. Crook, Advisor, Barbara Horton, Secretary. BACK ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bonnie Hope, Sports Managerg Dolores Clark, Vice-President, Shirley Sut- ton, President. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Hope Hickey, Bettie Weatherford, Carol Dealy, Lee Ellen Beath, Shirley Sutton, Dolores Clark, Bonnie Hope, Sally McGeorge. BACK ROW, Left to Right: Norma Byers, Letty Wilen, Emma Jarrell, Donna Dill, Juanita Agee, Pat Kropski, Barbara Horton, Faye Roberts, Audra Measell. G. A. A. was started with a number of new members replacing members of the previous vear and a new advisor, Mrs. Crook. The calendar was filled with different activities from beginning to end. Freshmen and new members were put to the test when the Initiation and Slumber Party was given in their honor. A solemn ceremony was held as each new member pledged to abide by the laws of the G. A. A. Constitution. The Annual Mother-Daughter Banquet was held in February where talent was exhibited and a delicious meal of turkey and all the trimmings was served. An All- School Dance was presented by the G. A. A., in April, which was a huge success. Another annual event, the G. A. A. Girls League installation of officers was held in May. First on the sport's list was swimming which was refreshing to everyone after spending long hours in class during the last warm days of summer. Volleyball brought everyone out to games with a high rating of competition. Basketball was extra rough with the girls trying their best to win for their team, using sportsmanship and skill. Hockey and speedball were games featuring a variety of skills and requiring techniques of control and teamwork. Tennis and badminton were alternates for the enjoyment of learning the individual skills needed for those games. All the girls are looking forward to another year of enjoyment as they have experienced in the past year. side, Nancy Arnold, Pat Watkins sette Yraceburu, Colleen Mericle, in Mohler. FRONT ROVU, Left to Right: Barbara W'oods, Louise Davis, Mary Massen gale, Gaynelle Brown, Beverly Abney Becky Green, Doris Rosenstengel Cletus Bowles. Kay Long, Mary Jurls Glenna Browning, Jacki Frank. MID DLE ROW7, Left to Right: Gwena Brock, Doris Brown, Marilyn Mann Marilyn Rosenstengel, Susan VU ite ice Kaggerud, Leta Barcomb, Pearl W- Fox, Helen Todd. BACK ROVU, Lett to Right: Pat Horton, Liz Jay, Bar bara Ince. Edythe Moxley, Maxine Carr, Wilda Arnold, Janice Johnson Helen McKean, Audra Hammarsten Marybeth Lyles, Janice Nebergall Betty Brewer, Ada Henry, ean AN DIRECTOR KENNETH WOESNER FRONT ROW, Left to Right: S. Nill, D. Morris, N. Arnold, J. Yraceburu, M. Rosenstengel, H. Hickey, S. Ihnen C. Small. T. Zinn, L. Heath. B. Dill. SECOND ROW: D. Rosenstengel, D. Agee, L. Wilen, F. Roberts, R. Edmond- son, Cv. Knowlton, Kaggerud, R. Northey, E. Nabors, D.,O'NeilI, Bellamy, H. Barlow, D. Mcllroy, Lawson THIRD ROW: C. Mericle, C. Swinney, Wooldridge, Agee, H. Todd, B. Miedeclce, D. Allen, M. Mann, W Gautreaux, P, Wilen, Cottengim, R. Sutton, H. Gabriel, T. Towle, R. McQuary. BACK ROW: P. Watkins, G. Hale P. Fox, M. Lyles, S. Whiteside, B. Green, L. Boland, W. Chapman, L. Parrett, M. Pretzer. Under the able clxrectnon of Kenneth Woesner the band enjoyed a banner year with the largest number of students ln the h1story of AHS partxclpatxng The band performed at one football game after be1ng rained out of the only other home game of the season The ram turned the band IHIO a group of soaked spectators at the annual High School Day in the L A Coliseum m November Not a note was played' The pep band was actxve durmg the basketball season along wnth the drum major and majorettes Addmg to the l1st of band appearances were the Chnstmas Program the Kmgs and Tu lare Counties MUSIC Festlval where the band rece1ved a superlor ratmg rn both prepared and slghtread numbers The largest perform ance was the Band and Talent Show T V VARIETIES sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce in March To end an excellent year the band played for the graduatxon ceremony of the Semors of Avenal High School DRUM MAJOR LESLIE BUCKNER H Mm l W fwfr JVM twwjp WA Majorettes Pat Horton Dons Green Betty Brewer Reba Northey Audrey Bxlbrey Kay Long I A ,, FQ! V V' Q xjllo 1 Qy y g A . y. Q 1 rf N Wd 5 6 y J D I ef T V l v . lp y . V A I X J , - L Q 1 K 'TJJ K yy MV X M M1 - , H 1 y 4 X Mel i D . '3 t 1' 6 V 'IA BLEE EL B THE GLEE CLUB appeared for the first time ofthe 1952-'53 year on the Avenal High School Radio Program for KNGS. Soon after, a recording of Thanksgiving music was prepared for Coalinga Station KMBZ. They appeared, in November, before the Avenal Wioznens Club and in December at the an- nual Christmas Program. The Glee Club added a bit of Easter Spirit to the T. V. VARIETIES SHOW with some well chosen numbers including Easter Paradel' and The Holy Cityf, This year's Glee Club was directed by Kenneth Woesner with Mary- beth Lyles as accompanist Marybeth Lyles Accompanist and Ken Woesner Director FRONT ROW Left to Right Lois Wayne Beverly Abney Cletus Bowles Qally McGeorge Connie Leonard Audrey Bilbrey Mary Massengale Bar bara Bowles MIDDLE ROW Ada Henry Pat Horton uanita Larrea Myrna Allen Gustine Haws Mary urls Louise Davis oanne Sievert BACK ROW Leta Barcomb Marcma Horton Norma Bryant Glenda Biclcley Sharon Ihnen Carol Small Lena Boland Janice ohnson Rosalind Northey Glenna Browning 7 V 7 Z 3 1 7 L' 5 7 ! 7 - . 1 , ,J , , , J, ,J - Z K V S 9 , , , . J , , . Q 8 0 0 EXPERT .... ' .... I. ' L . LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Havens, D. Paclcwood, E. Sand ers, D. Phillips, D. Simnitt, M. McLain, G. Myers, T Burleson, R. Kelley, F. Farmer, E. Dixon. MR. HOLVE AWARDS ROY KELLEY WITH A MEDAL Company A 103rd Battalion of C.C.C. consists of a small but diligent group of 13 men. Rifle marlcsmanship has been the by-word of the past year. Every man qualified as a marlcsman or better. There are three expert rifle- men in the company. The year was climaxecl by a second place win in an area match with Porterville, Lemoore, and Reedley High Schools. L A Q n :lv a. READY-AIM-FIRE! 'Q LEFT TO RIGHT Advisors B Bradv Nl Stephens President C MacFar l1ne Advxsors G Grant D Holve Block A rs an organuatxon made up of varsity lettermen Dmner meermgs are held the first Wednesday of each month The PUYIDOSC of tl'1lS 0l'g3I'llZ3.tlOH IS IO stimulate SPO!'tSl'Tlal lShlP tC3ITlWOflC and promote good CltlZCIl5l'1lP One of the most successful Block A actlvltles thls year was the Father and Son Banquet whlch was held for the purpose of mcreasmg the feelmg of fellow ship between the boys and their dads Mr Charles Garrlgus an mstructor at Reedley College was the speaker at the banquet which was attended by one hundred flfty people Block A also sold concessions at many of the sporting events The money ralsed will be used for worthwhile projects around the school and also helped fmance the organxzatlon s trxp to see the Cal USC football game Thls years offxcers are President Corky MacFarlane Vice Presldent Bob Jones Secretary Treasurer Gaylord Enslgn Food Chairman Dave Morris Ser geant at Arms Tom Upton Block A advnsors were Coaches Stephens Holve and Brady, and Mr Grant LEFT TO RIGHT Gaylord Ensign, Secretary Treasurer, Bob Jones, Vlce Presndent, Tom Upton, Sergeant at Arms ., 5 k-511 f ov -s , ,gg ' Q. ' a ,f - l H ' . - '-g. Q if W. . ' . 1 1 - 2 z ! 5 ,V S , ' 1 1 . V, . , . 1 1 - . , . , . . tt H A -V - A - ' 9 a ec an - - - - A . . , a u an - v v . . . , . ' 7 9 ' v u - ' - 4 I ' Q - 9 a 1 1 1 . . 7 A rx as - v 1 - ' Rrvdlvy College Nlale Quartet pro- vides entertainment at Block A Father Son Banquet. A . ii A President Corky N1acFar1ane presides at Banquet. BLUIIK 'A' LETTEHMEN gy H . fl,,Z--iq irish.: '- :fix 'i Wm -'X ROW ONE, Left to Right: D Morris 'VI ones B McC1leb XV Dum R, Chavarria, T. Upton, Brock ROW TWO Left to R gh! I Hov. Mccileb E Dixon I H1vens ROW ard, G. Ensign, A. Macias THREE, Left to Right: L. Parrett, D. Phillips, O, Lambert, T. Hall. B Jones. C MacFarlane, C Nlcfiridt- X-.4 MRS. BOBBIE ROBERTS 'CTI 7-'N if COMMITTEE MEMBERS ROW ONE Left to Rlghr C McBr1de P Watklns B Hope B Young S Sutton ROW TWO Left to Rlghr L Beath S McCutchen Sullnvan Agee S Ihnen ROW THREE Left to Rlghr B Woods D Preston G Enslgn I Howard B ones B Thompson S Nlll N Bryant C 'Vl'1cFarl1ne The Senxors dld themselves proud thls year wlth their fme presentauon of The Nlght of January 16th The story concerned the trlal of o Ann Whlte who was charged wlth the murder of her employer the france of Pat Watkins An authentlc reproductlon of a trxal unfolded as the play proceeded Humor and trag edy came to light as the many wltnesses took the stand to test1fy Interest heightened as Sue Dlckmson lawyer for the defense and Doug Preston Dlstrlct Attorney battled lt out with words The plot thlckened and suspense mounted as each plece of evidence was uncovered The jury which had been chosen from the audlence went into dellberatron and came back with the verdxct of Not Gunlty Other members of the cast were uamta Agee B111 Thompson, Steven N111 Barbara Woods Shlrley Sutton Larry Howard Charles McBr1de Lee Ellen Beath Bob Jones Gaylord Ensign Sandra McCutchen Corky MacFarlane, Sharon Ihnen, Joan Sullxvan Burl Young Norma Bryant and Bonnxe Hope Congratulatlons Seniors for a job well done . , : . , . r ' x ' v ' v 1 I ' , - ,J- 1 YJ. , A . , : . , . , . , .. , . 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R . me - as - J ' , . 9 1 1 7 - s 1 - J s a Q 7 7 7 7 9 1 1 a 7 s - 1 v - DHI-XM!-l COMMITTEE MEMBERS ROW ONE Left to Rxght F Roberts D Lang ford A Measell B Horton E Jay ROW TWO Left to Right C An derson L Buckner O Lambert G Wxlllams P Kropskx D Rolfs V The Juniors can be justly proud of thelr play Out of the Fryxng Pan The three act comedy was well presented The play centered around three girls Dorls Brown Val Whltford and Audrey Bllbrey and three boys Gene Dixon Les Buckner and Gary Baca who aspxred to become actors Because of a lack of money they were sharmg one apartment Thlngs became hilariously complicated when Letty Wnlen a snlppy frxend of Doris threatened to tell her father Floyd Hudson that hls daughter IS lxvmg tn an unusual manner The young peoples apartment was directly above that of a theatrical producer Charles Anderson wlth whom they sought employment A scatter bralned landlady Carol Dealy and two policemen Olm Lambert and Guy Wllllams helped to keep things going at a merry pace Things came to a pleasant ending and the young people secured employment Con gratulatlons Junlors you dnd a fme job A speclal congratulations and thanks goes to Mrs Bobble Roberts for her fme dxrectnon of both plays -J 1 i X 3 , . , , X 5 . 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Lambert, Bosselmann G. Ensi n , g . C- Farson, B. McCaleb, L. Parrett, E. Sanders, C. MacFarlane. BACK ROW, Left to Right: P. Huff- man, McCa1eb, L. Havens, L, Odale, D. Morris, E. Dixon, A. Macias, B. Thompson, F. Hudson, B. Jones. FIQIIJTBI-lI.I. This year our foothall team was something to lie proud of. Although they werenlt champions, they were champions in spirit and sportsmanlilce playing. We have a Varsity that should be compli- mented for their fine performance and also for their conduct on and off the playing field. ISUGI-NE DIXON IC FLOYD HUDSON RT LEONARD HAVENS FB EURA SANDERS 42: JOHN BOSSELMANN E BILL McCALEB FB COACH BRADY LEROY PARRETT DICK SIMNITT Mgr. COACH HOLVE . . 5.1. .V ,- w 1 ' Q QQ . ' , ' . A 4 , ,A Q, , .- ,- - i., - aa: .515 E ' -, . , M wh- - - -4 i ' - if, FRONT ROXV. Left to Right: T. Upton, C. MacFarlane, C. Farson, -I McCaleb E. Dixon L Odale. O. Lambert. BACK ROW, Left to Right: D, Morris, I.. Howard,-G. Ensigni B. Jones. , JU IUH AHSITY PIIIJTBALI. f9WE'w6W'Z xdimok we gimla..-l-ff Jw ,ii EQ r 2 3 8 S gm! FRONT ROW Left to Rxght R McQuary T Fxncher J LeGate J Carbxener Macxas C Long H Rxos B Clour G Hale L Turley W Gautreaux MIDDLE ROW left to Rxghr J Zmn C Sowder J Sutterfneld B D111 J Webb D Allen P Wxlen D Phnllxps T Hall W Chapman BACK ROW Left to Rlght B Payne B Case G Myers Rocha H Hunsberger Mxllxgm R Edmondson T Towle G Knowlton Manager Wooldridge McFarland Atascaclero Orosl Dmuba Woodlalce Lmdsay Strathmore A SCORES They B SCORES We Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal LEFT TO RIGHT T Towle R McQuary R Edmondson B D111 J LeGate T Fincher P Wxlen T Hall G Myers X! ' 6 I 7 8 31 3 3 16 3 0 9 8 10 1 5' 1 4 19 2 r , ' : . , . ' , . , . ' ' ,'J. U' , . . , , J. 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I U I Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal VARSITY SCORES Faculty Hanford Alpaugh Marxcopa Corcoran Alpaugh Strathmore Woodlake Dmuba Lmdsa Orosx Alumnx Srrathmore Woodlake Dmulaa OTOSI Lmdsay BASKETBALL The A team uncler the coaching of Blll Brady dxd not have much luck thls year although goocl sportsmanship ancl good playmg was ex hxbltecl The most outstandmg game of the season recorcl wxth a total of thlrty two POIHIS FIRST ROW Left to Right Roy Kelley Bob Jones Waymon Davls Rudy Chavarrna Gaylord Ens1gn Austm MQCIHS SECOND ROW Brock Harley Parmenter Manager Coach Brady t , 48 44 , , 40 50 , , , ,, 33 37 ,. L ,..,,,,,,,,,,,. 58 ' 41 , ,,,,, ,,,, 4 0 ,Y Y 1 50 V777 'Al V AYYYYYYVY YM V Y Q1 ,, , ' ' Avenal , ,,,,s,,,, . ,,,, ,, 38 ' 1 VVVV VVYVK I V was with Maricopa. Burl Young broke our school Yi V YY Aiiiiiiii 6 V V V i . , - ,, ,,,, ,,,,,.,, ,,,, 3 9 , , , 48 ' , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 33 65 , ,,,,,,,,,,, , 33 ' W 66 . .,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,, 33 ' -Y 65 Le Roy Parretc, Managerg Jerry Brock, Charles McBride, Junior JUNIOR AND CHARLES JUMP A TIE BALL GAYLORD SHOOTING FOR A BASKET Aven 1 Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal GET THAT BALL DON SHOOTING FOR A GOAL B TEAM SCORES Hanford Alpaugh Marlcop Corcoran Lemoore Alpaugh Woodlake Dlflllba Lmdsay Orosl Strarhmore Woodlake Dmuba Orosn Lmdsay The B team under Coach Don Holve won three out of slxteen games this season The most excxtmg game was wlth Alpaugh when we won by one point The score was Z9 to 28 The team showed good sportsmanshlp and trled hard to wm FIRST ROW Left to Rrghr Troy Hall Bob Taber Don Phxllnps Raymond Cook james Webb SECOND ROW Dnck Sxmmtt Manager Bob East land Gene Legg Bob Payne Tom Towle Don Packwood Coach Don Holve z- , , .. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Z8 ,,,,r,..,,,,,,,, 38 39 ' a 29 34 41 u as , .,. ,,,,. H H 29 ,.,,,,, ,, , 28 ' Avenal ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ZZ Srrathmore , ,,,,,,,, 34 ' ' ' , , , . ..,,.,,,,,,, Y,,,, 4 2 ' ,,,,,, , ,,,,,, , 61 - - - , .e,ee........,,..,,,, 31 ' ,,,, ,,,,., , , , , 51 ' , ,,e,,,,.,,,,,,, ,, , 26 ' ,,,,,,, .,,,,. . 55 V V ,VVYeeY,,,, Y Y, Y 31 63 ., ,,,,,,, ,,,,, 3 3 ' , ,, 48 , ,, , , ,, 27 ' , 59 28 ' , 58 Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal Avenal TEAM SCORES Alpaugh Marxcopa Corcoran Lemoore Alpaugh Srrathmore Woodlake Lmdsay Orosn Strathmore Woodlake Dmuba Orosx Lmdsay The C team under Coach Stephens won sxx games out of fourteen Probably the most excxt mg games were the ones wlth Alpaugh and GIOSI when we won by one pomt The score was Z2 to 21 ln both games The team learned many thmgs about good sportsmanshlp during the season FIRST ROW Left to Right Randall Sutton Glenard Hale Wesley Gautreaux aclc Zxnn Doug Morrls SECOND ROW Coach Stephens ohnny Bellamy Jess Maclas Larry Turley Ed Potter Penn Wnlen PLAYERS SHOWING HOW TO GUARD MCU 11 43 ez aa - Avenal .,,.,....,,,,,,,,r,,,,,, 38 Dinuba ., ,,,,,....,.,,,,,,,, 27 ' l M ,,,, , , 18 ' .,,,,. ,,,,. , H, 43 1 J l x ' - Z v J , ' , , , ' - TH!-TEH E L - ,aavfff FLOYD HUDSON AT THE DISCUS A TEAM Left to Rxght Coach Don Holve Manager Dxck Sxmmtt Charles McBr1de Floyd Smxth Olm Lambert Ed Nabors Floyd Hudson Tom Upton Rudy Chavarna Leonard Havens Ronnle Reese The track teams un der the coachmg of Don Holve had good year Though all the track meets were out of town many cars wxth exclted students went to the meets There was a showmg of determxna txon to w1n as well as good sportsmansh1p at these meets and the coach and managers should be commend ON YOUR MARK GET SET RACK MEETS Hanford Coalmga Shasta League Meet at OYOSI Shasta DIVISION Meet at Kmgsburg B TEAM Left to Rrghc Mob Payne Raymond Cook Don Phxlllps Steven N111 Gene Legg Troy Hall Don Pack wood Bob Grayson 91 C TEAM Left to Rxght Ed Potter Larry Turley ohn Bellamy Rxchard McQuary Doug Morris ack Zlnn Dxck Elllston Charles Long Wesley Gautreaux l l I x - , at T ,Y'? Qr'V . . ' If . t I , , a - T Q , 7 . 7 . . V W W , ed. 44 7 -A 1 7 7 5 S 9 7 ' , . 3 'cfawmsl I ' 1 G -: f ,,' Y ff Q, w - 1 , kr W X 1' . ' , K A u. - 1 1 Q A 'r T l , A, W I Y, . T. , I , , , ,J , BASEBALL Wi - L The baseball team showed excel lent performance and f1ne sports manshxp this season ThlS was clue to the fme coachmg of Marlon Steph ens and B111 Brady and the help of the managers Some of the out standmg games of the season were with Orosl Lindsay and Woodlake FRONT ROW Left to Right Jerry Carblener ohn Webb Bob Eastland Don Packwoocl MIDDLE ROW Sld Runyon Gaylord Enslgn Augxe MHCIBS Don Phxllxps Dave Morrls BACK ROW Corky MacFarlane lm Lawson Tom Towle Perry Huffman Luther Hallam Managers Tom Upton Jack Zinn DAVE MORRIS SLIDING INTO THIRD BASE 1.1. JUNIOR VARSITY FRONT ROW Left to Right Glenarcl Hale Wesley Gau treaux Doug Morris Mlke H111 MIDDLE ROW Wxndell Bryant Penn Wxlen Farrell Farmer Larry Turley Raymond Cook John Sutterfxeld BACK ROW Bob Case Troy Hall Brll D111 john Bellamy Max McLa1n Harley Parmenter Coach Bull Brady , . , - , J , 1 ' ' v , y v - 5 , J , , , y 1 - f ,,,,..u,..e ' r L I X ' '. 4 1 r ' I ,Vw I X f' ,n gt v v 1 - a ' , , . . ,. , v v 1 - y . .. . , , 1 a 1 All the girls in Avenal High School participate in the Physical Education Pro- gram. Ir is a very good program consist- ing of quite a variety of sports. The girls started the year off with swimming and volleyball. This year, with the new P. E. teacher, Mrs. Crook, the girls enjoyed dancing. Not only did they have folk dancing as they had had before, but also some modern and popular dance. So boys you had better watch out lest the girls outdo you with some of their new dance steps. Next came basketball. The winners of each period were declared champions. With the coming of spring. the girls switched to playing outside. Some periods played speedball, while others played speed-a-way. This was a new game con- sisting of some football rules and some speedball rules. Speed-a-way proved to be a very interesting experiment. Tennis and badminton were next on the calendar of events. Baseball and swimming then wound up the activities for the year. GIRLS ONE TWO THREE FOUR 1 - v y LAST STOPMATHE GYM 'g s x x vu. Q . Q s , 1. .- ,f FOURTH PERIOD CHAMPION BASKETBALL TEAM Physical Education isn't just some- place where you can get rid of that excess energy stored up from a class of History or Latin but a place to learn and develop new slclils to enable you to play a better game. Through Physical Education, a girl learns to give as well as talce. She learns to get along with others through par- ticipation in team sports and to rely on her own abilities in individual sports. So you can see there is a great deal more to physical education than just playing a game. NIINIIEHTIPIIIATEIJ PEHSUNNEL MRS. NELLIE HENDERSON MRS. JEAN REED Assistant Cook Lind' JOE RAINES PAT CARROLL JACK RESER AL PINK Custodian Bus Driver Custodian Maintenance Bus Driver u K BERNARD JOHNSON HOWXARD PHILBRICK RAY LONG BILL AGEE Gardener Custodian Gardener Custodian 3, :LL'li i- f fl 1 ' R l l 4,3 ll'-is 4 . 'diy 1 .I ' fe' f W x mx' C' I' 1. - 1: f 'if 'Yf f '-.e 7 I ,Eire . 1 V N k 1 WA. .l y'f Y E- My 5 ' fi f M, ig K i' 5 A 'x J' f . fv ly f'A 1 ,N' , pw fi gi xl l JJ! . Lai 4.0 I . PF , JNVXA X I ,if f f 1 ' 1 1?-A ir V K. I f 1 , 1' ' l l.3,qg L fQ ff, ni? -.g 1 Ni'A, Y , N -i ag 4 C IV' iggl J in ' ff ff 7 'Q -'T -ff V-s. 3. , 4s X En 1. 2 3. 4. Pile up. The Nltn girls. EEEEK! fBiology field tripl. Aren't you a little too olcl for that, girls? Y X 5 5. Let,s eat! 6. Nice! 7. ' Ughl Carft you get them any lower? 8. Smiles that make you happy. lg all a .,, S - in Q 5 1, .02 ,WWW ,sur 2' ,,.. .1 , fs. 'E' Fr' Lf 1' -eil' miam i: ' :fa .253 ' f Ns. E I, Sophs at work. 2. Altogether,-yell. 3. Krxeel, Slave. 4. Faye says the water ns cold. 5. 6. 7 8. Q A l Sufker. XX'ell? Norma, Ellen and Charlotte make a pyramid. Norma and Sandra? 2:5 S! Q .3 P.. so ,g .. . f: 2 A 'SN 24' ' N' . r. t t l st I' ' I ...J 4 .- 9. IO. ll. . 'L 'x fvfv Felicxa plays the farmefs daughter, Donna and Jaclcx work in our fair booth. Gruesome twosome. 12. The Great Seniors in :he second grade. 5 F -N T NX W I -.... K-' .1 I I I 1 I II J I' I IIIII' I- Ii IIIIIII SVIIII ,i I:i'E5,j.IIgf' i I gy N ' 'IrgI II fu I I I. .1 'I ,EI III .EI Ii! I I I f jAOI'l'l6l:5 CO. 732 FULTON STREET FRESNO, CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE 4-3593 OICES I ENVELOPES 0 BUSINESS CARDS LETTERHEADS 0 INV LS 0 WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS 0 HOUSE ORGANS LABE YEARBOOKS I CATALOGUES Greetings To Avenol Hugh School Student Body W M LYLES CO CONTRACTORS PIPELINE 8. 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V. n -I 'A V - YA xl 'WM' -'iq' U Its a Three Way Treat FOAM YETHI ROGEQQ '2Z2EY 21J5'1k'K:1f3Ci Ef'E3'fheC:: Proprletor of RlcEs FURNITURE STORE showmg foam rubber set to future home Intent happy faces you know that the maker Woods fountain specialties are truly super ROGERS also has wonderful home cook ed meals away from home Extra special service from cheerful waitresses 220 E Kings ROGERS CAFE AW' BEST IN PRESCRIPTIONS Another :ssue ofthe AVENAL TIMES goes to press NILL'S DRUG STORE AVENAL TIMES 229 Kmgs 5' 124 E Kmgs sf Avenal Avenal WL Res Phone 245 Office Phone 275 IQ 3 Leaf, CARPENTER PAINTING CEMENT CONTRACTOR 950 Skyline Blvd Box 843 Avencll Cul COMPLIMENTS STANDARD OIL CO. 0F CALIFCRNIA I '31 .9 1 We IW, . ' , I J g,M.,.I Is 1'-', ..' 4 A I' T C ' l' . . '. . 1 n '.' , 7- J 'P , , ,I ia.. v., . Itti nf' 5 1. - Q T . .gi L -gf I 5 ,JL IM, 'T ': ' I , 0 'W +5 +,u..,,,, ,VN . V . . o 0 . ' I 1 - LJ 1. 1 A? 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