Bishop Union High School - El Pinon Yearbook (Bishop, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

O the QI cpino Qpubliohed by fha Stuclento of Lokop Cunnan gemgh School 'el r o 'B W FL 5-o c '1 5 9 do O O O O O Jamoqpuog su 'Q ' 6 1 Ssauqsmq uaqqqJQv1Joljg1o4up9 Suods O1 mqoseld 94 .1 g spods SIMS Ja 03 auuofxk--1o4gpa Oosso O lonpgN upuaM4 qoppk OQS O d sor JE Mor df 'Kwan 1-. a. A 1 'T 14-. ' GQ., . i 1 a . Aw .jf W-Q'-'4' vii' A' Al' ' ..4bY3f',, K, A K3 tx. 1 'g 5 N ., ..,.i,4,w I I 5' A qftmwf '1 3 if Q 1- ' . I .K ,, IE 1 ' 3 ' Ps-fx, JJIMWQ ,V . .1 , - 1.1m , V, . what 9 -V Q 'SW W 2 9 43 .m ,gs M. 'Zh A ,fag , ft, . ,1 'A 1, wk . 'ev' 5, 4, vw 112+ 'Uff'. W , ..- 3 ww-an. aw. A . gy MJ' M' fx' KZ vQ,Yfw,f XP WV V We The class of 53 dedlcafe Thus annual To The forgoffen men of The school land ofcourse The womenl The Board of Trustees Serving wlThoUT pay as a comrnun:Ty service Thus body preserves They mernT our graTnTude and respect Above you see Them nn all Their drgnufy U ig.. ememlser qkjhelg, 1 qi c ., for us The essential character of our insTiTuTion. Unknown, unsung, . . . W b T, Q ' - - 1 5 . We know They WSVGHNT Too digrwrfied When 'hey were here or school. We dorm rmogme they obeyed Eoch foolrsh Iiftie rule. In focr we re pretty sore they re luke Ourselves in every woy1 AT !eosT they were! Remember when. Now its our day. . . E19- I ir XDR ha i , vs ff D. H. James, former advisor, how retired, deserves Q big hcmd for his many yeors os producer of The El Pinon. if gs 1 gi 9 X. '. L . sg C MOU' V ' . Allxf' 'wl 3' Q I A S .Q fm V' , if 4 I X R V Q 7425? 3 QV 4 Y Je l . , Q' .31 qs 1 N tv Yi 15 i' ' v ?.' 1- WE' -H , I VL-W!!-u ,, 91-AI 'f!H van ' 1' J' T! : f'?fx iwvvlarw' Q' . M, C, . 44.,,,,,. f. W, V51 V, . I , X4 S 5 , , ff , wav 0 - X K - G V s. 4, ri . 'af 5 1 f fha elcwoeo Charles Kilpatrick Pres., Bob Lorimor, Vice Pres., Louise Phillips Sec Yvonne Cooper Treas Mrs. McLaren make the most noise and the girls to do the most work. Never a better class in the history of the school. Long may our memories last. We, who are about to graduate wish we had it to do all over again. The Senior Class, about whom the school revolves, looks in retrospect on four years of pleasant tenancy. From the first class meeting in the Meander lnn room when a few of the boys had to be kicked out be- fore we could hear anything, to the Star Strewn Sky of the Senior Ball the boys have continued to Mr. Morhardt HOWARD BAETGE DIANA BAILEY DARRYL BAXTER DOROTHY BISHOP BOBBIE BOSSUOT BONNIE BURKHALTER WILLA CARVER LURA CLEMENT ALVIN CLELAND YVONNE COOPER JAMES CORTEZ DOROTHY COWAN LORETTA DOWNS JIM ERSKINE ROY FALCONER WILLIAM FLAXA WILLIAM GREENLEE SANDRA HALL KENNETH LLOYD ROBERT LORIMOR ARGUERITI MGCIVER SHIRLEY MACKIE JOHN MCAVINEY BETH MCMURTRIE Q i Max' Q' , 'Q 1 JL WENDA NICHOLS AUDRA NICHOLSON JIM PALSROK CURTIS PEELER ROBERTA PEMBERTON BILL PETERS i nf, N 1. qM..N wa. , ' 1 4 'lgL if mt., ,,5.!,,... g 'amor ., Jueuementa emor ogclueuemenhs Pres., Connie Brooks, Vice Pres., Jay Lucas, Sec., Betty Kilpatrick, Treas., Gayl Bradley Parliamentarian, Carl Pearce. glue elaoo of 54' lt is difficult to identify that timid group of amazed, hazed, and dazed freshmen of 1951 with the present Junior class. ln three short years the group has knitted itself into an enthusiastic and efficient organization. lt has contributed much to the academic, ath- letic and social programs of Bishop High and is well prepared to assume the leadership that will be theirs next year. Advisors: Miss NuDyke and Mr. Kerr .--by Dennis Bambauer Reginald Biornsfad Gayl Bradley Charlotte Brooks Conray Brooks Edwin Burk Janice Castagno John Corwin Babka Davis 6- 1 '9 N Mallee Dallee Barbara Ellis John Fischer Georgia Goueft Cora Sue Gregory Clark Gribben Charles l-landzel Donald Hardy Scott Horn t 7' Mildred Leight Howard Little Elaine Looman Jay Lucas Peggy Menesez Gwen Nichols Cathryn Ottun Carl Pearce Josephine Perez Jerome Heinsen Anthony Hollar Donald Johnson Jeanne Joyce Mary Jane Kelz Betty Kilpatrick Robert Lamkin Doris Lane Charlotte Lasley Robert Peterson Jean Riley Larry Rounds William Rowe Raymond Rudolph Millie Sidles Marlene Slagle True Stevens Robert Summers sr- 'C' 4'-6' -ni' 9 ' Linton Wollen .Jack Wright Clarence Comstock lNot Picturedl Mac McMurtrie lNot Picturedl Norman Timmons Dixie Wilson Sue Wissing Presrdenf Lynn Palmer Vlce President 8. Treasurer Duck Moxley flu elcwo Q 55 TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT John Brockman Por Ellus Leland Early Bob Fsmbers Terry Downey James Boetge SECOND ROW Rlchard Flscher Jay Barton Muchael Bishop Kennevh Cam Don Cortez Lee De Graffenread John Denoulf FRONT ROW Pat Brennan Le: Brown Polly Brown Julre DuBois Janet Dougerty Glorra Buckner TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Jxm Hadley Rrchard Kelso Bull Lorumor Arlene Leechman Phyllrs Harvey SECOND ROW Bob Kmmont, Duck Horne, Ball Horden Leslie Jones, Kennerh Holbrook, Bob Grrbbon FRONT ROW Karen Herby Bonnre Hull Paula Sue Gonn Julna Goolsby, Bernerte Garbonr Secretory .,......,..,....,,,,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,...,.,,,,,,.,.,.,........,... B onnie Hull : I I I 1 ' I I 1 A ' I Q-1 -Q lui Ii 'Nm ,- TOP ROW LEFT TO RlGHT Dove Schoradt Gordon Spoer Howard Llttle Gorth Wrngo Tommy Tollon SECOND ROW Theodore Sonne Wlllldm Whute Wulllam Funk Pat Wellnams Audrey Tockey FRONT ROW Pat Snnes Cundo Scott Emuly Symons Jaclue Whute Ruth Turner TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Donald Plummer Duane Noxon Howard Owens Rrchard Moxley Lynn Palmer SECOND ROW Johnny Mort Roberta Rome Lunda Meyers Ramona Moody Earth Randell FRONT ROW Dolores Parsons Dolores Og den Elnzabeth Olds Eleanor Phullups Judy Mann Advtsors Mr Jackson Mr Boggs silly l 1 4 flue Qlaoo President .,,.,.... Vice President .,.. Secretary ......, Treasurer 85' ...........Jaclc Marwin .....Richard Frohman ...............Jean Falconer ........Bobbie June Morris Our newest class has had little opportunity to show its individuality. One of the best original assembly programs of the year was, however, presented by them. We all bid their group welcome and may they enjoy many happy hours here. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Cowan. SECOND ROW: Bradshaw. THIRD ROW. J. D. Delury FOURTH ROW Clarkson. FRONT ROW: D. H, Duckey. S. Laster. E. Klunkner, E. Heaton, P. Heaton, L. Flaxa, J. Dybdahl, B. Bishop, K. Frislc, H. Anderson, C. Cosby, R. Frohman, W. Cooper, D. Foley, S. Carrera, J. Falconer, S, Bear, C Fimbres, G. Beasley, D. Delury, D. Bambauer, TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. A, Williams, R. Schuholz, E. Lochrie, B Schulz, L. Kilpatrick. SECOND ROW. J. Smith, E. Simmone R. M Saulque, J. Funk, R. Jones. THIRD ROW: J. Marwin, G. Kane, R. Games A. Hale, D. McConnell FOURTH ROW: B. Gearrey, B. Harrison, M. Lucas J. A. McNally, C. McQueen. FRONT ROW. R. Lane, B. Huntley, R. Mc Cormick, J. Hilliard, W. Cooper. TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Phillips, E. Peterson, S. Pridemore, J. Or TOP ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. VanVelzer, J. Ward, C. Semmens, B. Stock man, I. Randall. SECOND ROW: L. Smith, W. Perez, R. Palsrok, W. Pedro, man. SECOND ROW: S. Stevens, .l. Zurcher, R. Rowe, G, Williamson W. Palsrok. THIRD ROW: M. Osborne, F. Summers, L. Robinson, J. Wil- FRONT ROW: T. Whear, V. Squires, L. Smith, R. White, liams, N. Wright. FOURTH ROW: P, Osborn, P. Plescia, V. Partridge, B. B. Morris, J. Phillips, FRONT ROW: M. Randazzo, J, Myers, C. Morris, Mitchell, R. Newton. Advisors ..... ..Miss Elder Mr. Jones my yi 44.5 Q. 91-T 9' -..-mm.. FSA 'C 1 '1 A 'A Q 3 Nw V E . HJ 1 L., f f 4 4 f..,z:s-uv. 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Q ft A f 'vi Norman Timmons Clark Gribben Charley Kilpatrick Center, 51 Ken Lloyd Back 21 3 it Guard, 65 Gordon Dalby End 86 Jay Lucas B c ll Tackle, 64 Carl Pearce End, 31 Bill Harden Tackle 78 Bob Lamkin Back 24 1- ff' QQ- 'Q Qi. 1 ',.-. he , a lc, , I A I K' -Q 'S V' N ,. , 'C l va , .- 4 ,5 1 '? .s b'- A 6 f 'Q' - B L lggr gf cf' r'll, .li. 6 L L I -IIE 1 - 'Cl K FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Greenlee, J. Cortez, H. Baefge, R. Reagan, B. Flaxa, K. Lloyd, K Hart, C. Krlparrick, R Falconer, G Dalby. SECOND ROW. M. McMur1rie, B. Summers, J. Lucas, J. Cleland, M, Read, D. Bambauer, N. Timmons, D. Hardy, C. Gribben, C. Pearce, B. Lamkin. THIRD ROW: B. Lorimor lrngr,l, B. Harden, B. Marcellin, K, Jones, T. Tallon J. Baerge, B. Gribben, C. Handzel, B. Kinmonr. BACK ROW: G. SPOOF, E. Burk, J. Myers, B. Mitchell, M. Ranclazzo, D. Enochs, J. Marwin, R. Games. 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X 5 LEFT TO RIGHT Charles Handzel mgr Bob Lorlmor guard Bull Greenlee forward Scarf Harn guard Bob Lamkin forward Howard Llffle center Howard Baetge forward Dennls Bomb d Bll Carl Pearce guard Charlie Kulpafrlck guard 'Z W Coach Dennas Bambauer Howard Lnfrle co capfaun Center il cwlzetlvccll Carl Pearce co capfam guard 2 , -1 ' . 1 ' , 4 , g , 5 ' I auer, guar 5 I Flaxa cenrer Lynn Palmer forward ,yfM'.4 :14- 1 'k .. f 1 '12 , 7 Z ', A 1 K 1 - 'P V 4- v- P -.4 ,,. ., V f ,M -- px , , f - ,f.,yf- , 1 , ' . . 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' ' ' x 44 W4 I ' , ' , 'wget-fm .Q-11-5 ff .Za-fg .3 '- Wifi 5 ,pew fl ' ' V '1'f4vf'2f ,gywyff-'. 1 'f f' YN, f '+I . ' A- c ,I., f fq W ' rack Bambauer Returning from last years' league championship relay team we have Dennis Bambauer, Jay Lucas, and Bill Flaxa. Dennis, who specializes in 220, 440, 880, and relay, Jay, who runs the 100, 220, and relay, and Bill who specializes in 100, 220, and relay, along with Bob Lamkin, hurdles, high iump, and pole vault, Ron Reagan, hurdles, Jay Barton, 100 and 220, Bill Peters, miler, and Mac McMurtrie, high jump and broad jump will form the nucleus of this years' track team. All are returning lettermen and will be deciding figures in a successful track season. 5 3 Manager Bob Lorimor and Coach Schwab Bill Peters Ron Reagan and Bob Lamkin Left to right: Dennis, Bill, Jay, Mac, Bob, Jay, Ron, and Bill. cwelfall - ennio Baseball is an unknown quantity this year. There may or may not be a team organized, but as we go to press the suits are not out. Tennis is somewhat late in starting, but the usual tournaments will be held. Last years' girls team turned up first in the Big Pine hassle and al- though the boys were green material they showed well. This year Linton, and Ken will fur- nish good competition for the best of them. Mr. Kerr is coaching the squad. GIRLS' TEAM Beth McMurtrie Marion Williams Audrey Toclcey Lura Clement BOYS' TEAM Lintor. Wollen Darryl Baxter John Fischer Ken Lloyd The Stars left to right - Janice Castagno, Ken Lloyd, Bob Kinmont, Jill Kinmont, coach Dave McCoy. These skiers rank among the twenty best iuniors in the United States. .Skiing FLASH: Ken takes 2nd in Downhill at Sun Valley, Jill takes Sportsman- ship trophy, The gang sparks the Cal, team to a 3rd place in the ll Western States and Canada. Are we Proud! As has happened for years with surprising regularity B.Ll.l-l.S. again turned out a ski team of national caliber. Four out of fifteen entries from California and Nevada to the Junior Nationals were our own Stars -- see above. Theye were, moreover, the top four on the list. Jill's thirteenth in the combined at the Nationals and Bob's sixteenth lKen was iniuredl only went to show that the group could hold it's own anywhere, any- time. This issue went to press before the American Legion Western States Junior Championships at Sun Valley were run, but it is confidently expected that even better records will be hung up there, es- pecially by Ken Lloyd who has been con- sistently beating one of the juniors who placed fifth in the National combined. Bishop Hi has achieved national recognition in the field of skiing. We can iustly be proud of our champions. A if' h . 154, i area Jlll K at iam- , ?m.Uh, J of th, 1:-fb ---wa mf 73 ,,,2'f,Q3wn. x0 9-5 ,,xX0 QW' N gcght you ronc oo Mory A grcmd O WITH tnmmg and The To vv Q M I Q, u -X' Q 1 I g . 4... Beth, True cmd QQ, I I Tri ' fi rw e I 1, 1 ' WH' .VW ' if L rganizationo s I 3 90 8 L' is A X W . , 5 1 9? QQ Q .W Kg is 1 ig wx M l 1 3, wi M 1' A UF? 'Mn av' I J ' I 5 ,, wa lr as ' 2 .anis 0 OVERLEAF THE STUDENT COUNCIL AROUND TABLE RIGHT TO LEFT: Jock Morwm, Charles Kllpoirlck, Mr. Jones, Comme Brooks, Kenh Horf, Ken Lloyd, Luro Clement, Ccrl Pearce, Jlll Krnmom, Beth MCMUYTTIE, Bull Greenlee, Morgueme Moclver. STANDING: Joyce Plescuo, Wendo Nlchols, Bonnue Hall I STUDENT BODY OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT Curl Pearce-Porliomentorlon Kewlh Hart'-Buswness Manage Morgueme AcacIverfPresIden Luro Clemen'7Secrefory-Treos urer Bill Greenleefvuce Presldent Student overnment Marguerite Maclver and Lura Clement are 1953's new seal bearers and life members of the Cali- fornia Scholarship Federation. They are also the recipients of the Phi Beta Kappa, Nl-lighest Honor gold certificate awards for perfect schol- arship records. Both these outstanding students have engaged in many activities other than study. We are proud of them. Scholarship jumped in mid year to a total of twelve members and plans were laid for some kind ofa trip later in the year-possibly a visit to some of the northern universities. Scholccrohip Officers elected for the year were as follows: Jerry Heinson, president Richard Frohman, vice-pres. Julia Goolsby, secretary-treasurer J, E. Morhardt, advisor I if BACK ROW: A. Phillips, F. Summers, J. Anderson, N. Wright, P. Plescia, C. Wright, B. Schulz, P. Osborn, J. Falconer, J. A. Williams, J. A. McNally FRONT ROW: C. Cosby, D. A. Williams, M. Lucas, J. Smith, B. Harrison, V. Partridge, C. McQueen 64 o o BACK ROW: E. Phillips, R. Moody, J. Dougherty, E. Olds, E. Symons, K. Herby FRONT ROW: L. Meyers, D. Ogden, P. S. Gcnn, B, Hall, J. White U, gr' v in ds l .I 1 5 5 4 W President .. Vice President Secretary ..... Treasurer . Historian ..... x,.. bi STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Wilson, M. Sidles, A. Erskine, E. Looman G GouetT S Wrssing A O'Connor, G. Nichols, J. Perez, M. J. Kelz. SEATED. J. Chamberlain, J Casfagno T Svevens M Dcllee C. Brooks, B. Kilpatrick. .......BeYl'1 McMur1rie ........Marion Williams .........Gwen Nichols . .Josephine Perez .........Joyce Plescia STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Maclver, M. Williams, J. Plescia, J. Kinmont, L. Clement, M. Hutton, B. McMurtrie. SEATED: D. Bailey, W. Nichols, Y. Cooper, W. Carver. , . - H' will 715 ,S ,' P ting L4 ill' , -.L - 'T -- M08 s 3 . Y , , l I I '. I X. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Ken Lloyd Bill Flaxa Keith Hart Bob Lorimor Howard Baetge Charles Kilpatrick Ron Reagan SECOND ROW: .lay Lucas Stan Bell Bob Lamkin Don Hardy Carl Pearce Dennis Bambauer Norman Timmons THIRD ROW: Lynn Palmer Bob Kinmonr Bob Marcellin Bill Harden fettermen 'o elulv The leTTerrnen's club had a full year, wel- coming more new members Than usual. The accent was on school service, and, although no formal projects were carried Through, The various members were very active in school affairs. Pres.: Ken Lloyd Vice-pres: Bob Lamkin Sec,-Treas.: Dennis Bambauer Advisor: Coach Schwab NOT PICTURED: Jim Corfez Bill Pevers Bill Greenlee Ray Falconer Clark Gribben Bob Peterson Mac Mc Murfrie Jay Barton r O E Ss, 1 Q 's Sue receiving her gavel from Mrs. McLaren, group advisor. The Future Homemakers of America, under the fine leadership ot president Sue Wissing, has been a strong organization this year. Sue has been aided in the groups' success by a devoted, enthusiastic and capable mem- bership backed up by the parents who were ready to help at any time and ioined in most ot the activities. Officers, ' left ro righr Betty Simmons Historian Dot Bishop, Sec. Eleonor Phillips Vice Pres. Sue Wissing, Pres. Mrs, McLaren, Advisor Marie Hondzell, Trecs, Vado Squires, Porlicmentarian RIGHT TO LEFT, BACK ROW: Mr. Nelson, Palsrok, Pearce, Lamkin, McMurTrie, Reagan, Palsrok, Hardy, Bambauer, Burke, Corwin, FRONT ROW: Games, Peters, Marcellin, Ward, Moxley, Lucas, Early, Humley. AT The Cow Palace T952 The Bishop F.F.A. Chaper 215 has had a very good year. Our show sfeers are The besf ever and should raTe prime in The coming Cow Palace show aT San Francisco. Our Gingham and Levi Dance was a very popular affair as The Burro Team will TesTify. In shop we're busy aT The usual horse Trailers, barbeques eTc. and painfing The stock Truck in The F.F.A. colors. Our Officers Jay and Mr. Nelson do a liTTle welding on The big Truck, Ron, Jim and Mac work on the bicycle rock Tylene corner. Tender, Roy and Bob in The ace- Don and Carl Tix a Ct 1,8 With a little practice and a good magnifying glass you can pick out YOUR girl here as the organization lists as members every feminine member in the student body. No activities reported for this year. Mrs. Wonacott, advisor. irl ecugue lue croll Blue Scroll is coming back to life. The group pictured below includes all who really have enough school service points to make the grade as members, and some who maybe iust lack a few. It even goes so tar as to miss completely some people who should have got in the act. We're sure you recognize them so we'll let the names go in the interest of space. First projected activity, a Career Day to encourage the students' vocational interests. I 'Q Newly organized once more, this organization has slated one act performances but as yet not produced any. Next year we should have cz bumper crop of plays, especially with so many interested. The school paper was produced h interestingly and with no effort this year under Gayl's editor- shiprm LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Harrison Mary Hutton Barbara Ellis Louise Phillips Dee Ann Williams Reginald Biornstad Millie Sidles Dolores Ogden Mr. Waldup Conroy Brooks Miss Herscher Bonnie Hall Norman Timmons Anne Erskine Cora Sue Gregory Gayl Bradley l'gi sw, -...Lf f-w---I-3 fdnid Spanioh elub Los Paisanos is a new club organized by the Spanish III class to afford them more opportunity to practice and enioy Span- ish together. Regular meetings are held on Fridays during class period and in addition a social evening meeting in a home is hosted by two members each month. Programs include Spanish games, songs and dances, discussions and talks. Members are recognized by their pin which depicts a seated Mexican resting by a nepal cactus. President . . . James Cortez Sec.-Treas. . . Joanne Williams lnot shownl cya' ehoruo The Boys' Chorus, though small in size, came through with a lot of good sing- ing during the year. At any one ot the dozen appearances someone might be heard saying Say, those kids can really sing . Mr, Boggs has a fine start for a worth while organization. GLRLS CHORUS LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Joanne, Roberta, Edith, Pat, Arlene, Bobbie, Peg gy, Charlotte SECOND ROW: Cin dy, Dixie, Lillian Midge, Colleen, Dot Loretta, Lani, Pat Beth, Marguerite FRONT ROW: Jean Bonnie, Bobbie June Lois, Joyce, Loralee Dot, Marie 1 'UB' 1 C BRONCOS THE BAND LEFT TO RIGHT, BACK ROW: Bob Audrey, Jay, Gordon Bill, Jack, Bob, El rnore, Rosemary, Ed die, Darryl FRONT ROW: Mr Boggs, Richard John, Alan, Jerry Janie, Richard, Lin ton s OUR MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT: O Marlene uc Barbara Pat Shirley Loretto if S, 4 I oactivitieo The lane was colorful and preTTy amor armval As The accompanying pucfures show very clearly The event had an orlenTal flavor Thus year Financially as well as arTnsTucally The whole Thang was a success Thereby nnsurlng a good dinner laTer Tor The sensors The dragon not shown here wll be long e rnennbered Crownung The queen and krng Sue and Connle all very or lenral 2-1 'xf' X1 ,LA The da wce was well aTTended Dennrs and Gayle had Tun vvlTh The rlcksha A K . O O l , , i r - T, ff' T u A . .sjj ,'x,..,..,u- . ' ,, 'I rt 4' n 'k u - p K1 s- ' - lift' I! T l T 1 Y le, 'li . ? Y J 5,5 'N Q . 1 , W, -'Q' ig fl'-ut ff .fy 3. is if Ri Q 3, , fi fuk 5 'WxX ' x 'QX W. x my u 'afxw -1, :- .J I' 'S 4.3 Uvqi-:Q fax Keith Louise Ralph Sharon Jack Bobbie Roy Georgia David Jim Mrs. Walkup Mr. 8. Mrs. Boggs Marie Audra Everett Jill Ronnie Bill Lara Jim Joyce Mel Charlie Wenda Glenn McBee on The beam. unior - enior anquet '52 The class of 53 really oufdid Them- selves in This Top of The Mark af- fair. Formal fables, a backdrop of San Francisco bay, bus boys in white jack- els, soft lighrs and flowers. 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QS QC, A0 60 'Dv 3 . 4 A 5' J' tio John Schwab, vice principal and director of athletics Mrs. Dorothy Wilson, office secretary helps an- swer a knotty question. 1 qi Lloyd Wollen, principal and district superintendent the oaclminiotration If the school runs smoothly, the reason lies pri- marily in the front office. lts residents, seen here in candid working garb, need no introduction to any of us. Bernard H Boggs Band Music D Tr Miss Marne Elder Eng Soc Studues John Fobes Gen Math and the feacluero Geom Alg Mlss Julnette Herscher Eng World Hlst Rnchard Jackson G n Sc: Dr d Boys P E John W Kerr Stuart H Jones Eng Ccvucs Chem Elect Phys U S Hlst Tenms A R . , ', r. 'I ., . e . . E lg. if U 5 1. Wg, A Mrs Aucllne McLaren Emul Morhordf Homemokrng A Dr Tr Orvnlle Nelson Agruc Mnss Carol NuDyke Mrs Rosalind Rolnes Eng Soc Studies Carl J Wcxlkup Mrs Kathleen Wonocoft Commercial Spunuslw Lib ' rf, . . Girls' P.E. the enact o the gang z Housework is a big job, and, as any mother will tell you, a thank- less one. Our triends who keep the house in repair deserve not only our thanks for a iob well done but our consideration too. - The man who keeps the wheels moving - Ray NN Dean W? ' George Lehman ffl? - ltungsten mining on the sidel As Plato was once heard to observe, lf you want to carve on something- try your headh-not the table in the library. Says Ray- You wouldnt put that one in, would you? Bill Marsh-the ultimate r in bus drivers. l Hi Anderson We hope he is a dog lover. l-le certainly af as lots to keep him company. Daily Conference l .-J '1 gif? ,Q -s S v -if?- ' -, 'riff -f Q: ?-Rf, . 2 .3 x 44,9 1 T..135 ' D s X w ,M ,. Vi 1 'vi 5 7. '. TM - -. 5 4 vis. 3 ,,,.,.1 av vf J-gui., J , 24 A 'in- I . f Y fy xfxxm I- X , Q f W ' H ' 4? 5 fn? 1 3 1:3 . i X I I Il.: R, f- Y So N. 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