Bullard High School - Lance Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

6 WE GROW extended our day improved our grounds annexed buildings expanded our activities augmented our staff increased enrollment set new records won new honors added 36 pages to the Lance improved the parking lots added a snack break installed a iuke box organized new clubs purchased new athletic equipment increased musical opportunities widened the curriculum gained a swimming pool gave our first iunior play accepted new responsibilities showed growth in maturity increased understanding between students, parents, and faculty .,, W' - A ', . -I v F - . L. . - 1 43 +- 7 MG- 1 - 'fu ,U 4 ' As 441,44 ' I U i A ! - A' ' Q fl V 'lk 2 'E' 4 . 5 if an ..-1 N. ff. Jil :A l Y Q 1 . .- .-Ml - .. - I W., -2, .. , , ,... . ,,,.V ...,A 4 , I ah: Q 1 C ' , - V, f, fy '11 f f- A .f ' J' , ,,, v K if ' . ,M , .1 , , Q ' -g Q . --ry A - A , v ' f , M ' -.2...4a .Liz A any CVC 1 nv.. 4, 1 I 1 Lf WE GROW N f, L, af M f fl! X , L x if 1 L Bullard Junior-Senior High School Vol Il 1957 Fresno, California MUCH OF THE CREDIT FOR OUR GROWTH GOES TO who give long hours to the study and solving of our growth problems. 1 sg L. to R.: Dr. William I.. Adams, Jr., Robert O. McMahon, Carroll H. Baird, president, Dr. William C. Beatty, Jr., Harry Bud Buck, clerk. THE BOOSTERS CLUB made up of the interested male members of our community, this group has spearheaded several projects for the high school. To them goes the credit for initiating the drive for the swimming pool. EXECUTIVE BOARD MEMBERS: Darwin Knapp, Crayton Boyer, Abe Shul- man. A I r inf. ' 9.3 ng s ,f . V , ,. ' M-1 - K. , b K , Q V, A ' , x. ' N 5 . ,,, W ' D ' .'- A. . . ' A x . 1 'b. 'N . A , . -X? . , N- . NT- , 1 DEDICATED T0v MEMORY QF PHILL W ' ' 1A Tkusgf' NIGHT or ULLA1 u N , val- 39 1 fx f 1 57 H 3 cg, 4rw 'i I ur 4 .rw -0 1, yzlfft f' '00 'J' I nl 'UU nw 4. Sw V74 4 -4 3 SLN gag 3 4. 5 ' ix o'2f 'S 1 W9 'wr ,Qi 2:2 ff, q Ach os., TwM,a11HW 4L-sf ,ff .av 'iv -All WMI 4-gg! vb!-0 Us if 'if .-,W WESTON M ALT, Dxstnct Supenntendent Pnncxpal The accomphshments of our dlstnct are a matter of great pnde to X VERNON WALKER, V1ce prmcxpal Have to make room for all those new act1v1t1es' ADMINI TRATION if WE GROW JACK CARTER Admmrstratlve Assrstant I Wonder lf Sacramento w111 approve these furmture orders? 1.--sw l -1, x BEATRICE HINES, Glrls' Counselor, Home Economlcs, X M5 .a- Core 8. Our glrls grow sweeter day by day. 4 :rf Y 1 . in DOROTHY SOVULEWSKI, Attend- ance Secretary Attendance is double over last ll year. QI' ,l I-IEDGE, District Nurse We're proud of ff 'A our new Future ff? ,.... Nurses club that 's - one of 1 100 . .I throughczut the 5 ,',, , ' nation! PEGGY VAN AMAN, Secretary The daily bulletin finally reached three pages! OFFICE WE EXPAND JEWELL HERBERT District Financial Secretary I declare, this office is getting smaller every day! GERTRUDE SILVER, Registrar Everyone wants to come to Bullard High! WAID, P.E. CAA intends to keep expanding! X, YY 1 W 2 EDWARD SHAHZADE, GRETC HEN GRUNEN - OD Spanish, Core 7 Our new CSF ,ff ' chapter visited Berkeley cam- pus ! n NELSON NOR- MAN, History, English We widen our horizons ! MIIDRED SCULLY Home Economics Still stretching that budget ! RUTH IARRABEE Latin, French 'Distant lands and experiences call us CHARLES STEPHENSON, Vocal Those pear shaped tones terrific ! DAN Chemistry We 're looking for Better Living! CHARLES LUM Art We experiment with new mediums! WILIARD OIDS , Biology, Track Our students grow six- foot amoebae ! STANLEY HARRISON, Business, Counseling, x5 Coaching ff' Q It ha ened that way- 1nu -1...-f' PP moving West! 1 WEATHER- , Spanish, than 300 new filled our I ESTI-IER RAMACHER, Math One thing always leads to another in Algebra! LEONORA COOPER, Core 7 Many things were added- nothing subtracted! I ,.f' Exo mms, Tennis,-Baton in I in WILLIAM BAIRD, Social Science, Coach- ing Our young'uns can handle any first-aid situation! CHARLENE CARLSON, Core 7, Counseling As we study and experiment, we modify our ideas. .a,,? - 1, ,Ja JY? :ff 5 'gyda ref X G21 VINCENT MOATS, Instrumental Wait' til you hear our marching band! TOM PHILLIPS, Shop, Swimming 'We 're building a new trophy case just for the swim team! ROBERT PENGILLY, Math The problems multiplied, but the challange was met! JOHN MADDEN, Math, Coaching Many boys earned the 250 points needed for a. letter! 4 'ia ROBERT STEELE, Football, Base- ball Have to find an open d lf ate I ll VIOLA BEDFORD, English Core 7 Publications atch those vocabularies continue to grow! JOHN RYSKA, Math, coaching, Photography We grow through reading and listening! 135355599 TOM ISHIMOTO, Math Are you still with II-1e?H TAYLOR, English Our papier-mache I animals were - I fun. L, 4' .A ,,, DIADAMLA. SWANSON, Spring latin, French The French and Latin Banquets were most exciting' lx WILLIAM ROGERS, Cadets Neither rain nor snow can stop the cadet corps on its rounds! ROSETTA MEILIKE Core 8 History, Counseling Everyone passed the 8th grade Con- stitution test! 1' DOROTHY UTTER, Junior High Q , , 1 M The new trampoline was a big A: addition to the P.E. depart- Q ment! DONAID MERTENS, English, Drama Production is under way for our first Senior Play! KS , A ' rf- iifi V mf 'T2 '7l RUBY SKOV, Core 8 ,. We are developing real leaders in the Class of :-'Ii HARRY BRUMBAUGH, Shop Our boys built fifteen hurdles for the track team! 1 S I 474, n PRESHJENT f 'r ' ' i V u- ,, -aff! ii mmwx ez DEWEY RICE, ' RULEN OCKEY, . and CARL MAN- LEY We 're getting r t ' that grass as I A YOSHIGO KAWAGUCHI fast as we can! Good roses, like students, need gi love and care. DAISY FISHER, ff' iw -:inf TO MAKE OUR GROW: EVES BENNETT and TOLLIE TIN re see Bullard students e pride in their grounds. IRENE BERGDORF, RUBY DANIELS, and EDITH STRICKLAND I Q we feed 400 at the .4 A, D. A gf A' high school. A if -, .' K' 4 .eg g y, V., f4 1 I : , I .3 I 414. 'I -1.41 in xl! g X Y RUTH H2 high SCYXOO M-ASSE ' r im th Luci on the hung 11235 JOHN ROSS Miss FISHER, MILLIE SORENSON, manager Off to get those 400 lunches! We cook for 1100 daily! ,. WM, ey 42 me Margie Geringer and Julian Hughes are proud and touched as they accept the highest award given at Bullard, Students so honored are se- lected by a committee of students and faculty who screen the names submitted by the activity classes of the entire school. The winners are chosen on the basis of scholarship, sportsmanship, citizenship, and ser- V N vice to the school. We are proud of .QQ Liyi you, Marge and Junior! 51 g 3' A gg x KNIGHT AND l LADY OF THE k YEAR MARGIE GERINGER 4 IULIAN HUGHES V HELPING TO MAKE OUR SCHOOL PROUD: Tom Lerrigo THE BEST GROOMED BOY CONTEST, sponsored by the Men's Fashion Guild of i Downtown Fresno. A boy was selected by a committee of students and faculty for this 5 award each month this spring. A BEST 5 CROOMED BOY OF THE YEAR also was chosen. Wong twins, Keith and Kane Qwhich is which?j I 5 9 The ' 1 24. , ,zu vw -v- ' ,of ,av ,,..,f ,df ,..,-- ,...f-W 'ucv' ...... Bill Edholm Best groomed of the ye Gary Smith. 1 K 3 L to ., FRONT: Richard Manning, Susan Utter, Jane Ann Schlesselman, Sally Coburn, Normalee Tostenson, Barbara Lee Lones, Bob Bremner. ROW II: Ricky Stearns, Gene Pawlick, Nancy Johnston, Linda Lawrence, Lynne Enders, Val de la Laing, Sharon Tilly, Pat McPheeters. ROW III: Jill Blosser, Jerry Zulfa, Dale Oftedal, Mel Brown. ROW IV: Marianna Osborne, Marlene Feldstein, Sharon Harvin, Lynn Brown, Judy Fisher, Naiicy flushes. ROW V: Linda Sue Prine, John Maxwell, Linda Dailey, Julie Linschied, Suzanne Carroll, Va Zac er. FALL SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL The fall council sponsored the Howdy Dance to welcome students back to school in September. The yearly budget was set up and plans were begun for the establishment of a school store. The Athletic Carnival was sponsored by this group for the benefit of all sports, and the purchase of a juke box for the lunchroom was realized. 4 Executive Board SEATED L. to R.: Jerry Zulfa, Boys Athletic Comm. 5 Nancy Hughes, Girls Athletic Comm.: Lynne Enders, Safety Comm.: Dale Oftedal, President, Marianna Osborne, Grounds Comm.: Linda Dailey, Social Comm., Mel Brown, Rally Comm. STANDING: Val de la Laing, Vice-pres., Normalee Tostenson, Treas.g Julie Linschied, Sec. 12 rl In-3 K f - J 1 ai 7, 'Q ?' V, 44' ' ' px as 'b fi 'f ' ' , 1' - 1 3 x . .5 .A .'.- , 'Z I ' '. 'l1.k,:-T sw- 1, viii, nw ,,,bl I .. X Y 1 ' f 15 5 . ' :5 Q. , ,. L to R., FRONT: Jane Ann Schlesselman, John Pace, Marlene Feldstein, Patty Sheppard, Galen Fis er, Susan Utter, Barbara Lee Lones. ROW II: Bob Shapazian, Margie Geringer, Linda Lawrence, Nancy Hughes Kristie Harris, Nancy Johnston, Sally Coburn, Jill Blosser. ROW III: John Maxwell, Jud Robinson, Bob Baker, Richard Hart, Richard Simpson, Jim Wood, Jim DeRemer, Junior Hughes. SPRING SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL The spring council completed the plans for the carnival and the school Store. They appointed a steering committee for the swimming pool drive and helped to plan a social calendar for the next year. The Associated Student Councils of the Sierra League planned a League Ball which Bullard hosted. As a culmination of the year's activities, the Student Council, the Knight Patrol and the Rally Men held a picnic. ,f .Q is EXECUTIVE BOARD, L. to R., SEATFJD: Nancy Hughes, Girls Athletic Comm., Lynne Enders, Chief Justice, Jim DeRemer, Rally Comm., Jim Wood, Vice-pres., Junior Hughes, Pres.g Margie Ceringer, Sec.g Terry Allen, Treas.g Jill Blosser, Social Comm., Bob Shapazian, Safety Comm. I3 as ,S , 1,31 I 1, 1, 'R f. ff 1 3 ZW ' X5 v , Q by . .1 as .vyswgfi I x ,M fd' V we gg? by 5, X TH J 45' if .,s2r.?Q'31 J' Q 'iw 3 fig gg ,w 5.6 ,.1 H1 L In wr W2 :il ' an ' fy ff wh .- 52 fn' ev?-2:3 , A R I va a s Q 'N Q fl ii 5 4 ,J ii 'J Qi-:mes ii 1 . DID 1 .4 if 'M 'lv JP First Semester Student Court, L. to R. Charles Pashayan, Terry Allen fChief Justicej, Jill Blosser, John Maxwell. STUDENT COURT This group supported the Knight and Archer Patrols in the enforcement of good conduct and citizenship. The Court points with pride to the high standards of Bullard students in the past year. Court convened weekly during Activity Periods One and Eight in order to serve both the Junior and Senior Highs. Second Semester Student Court, L. to R.: Joe Spaulding, Robby Sherrer, Lynne Enders fChief Justice Q, Jay Forslind, Charles Pashayan. First Semester Social Commission, l. to R., FRONT: Nancy Hughes, Karen Shippey, Linda Daily, fSocia1 Commissionerj. ROW II: Val de 1a Laing, Jerry Zulfa, Bob Shapazian, Melinda Sadoyan. ROW III: Francis Keran, Bob Laidlaw, Sharon I-Iarvin, Junior Hughes. Second Semester Social Commission, I.. to R., FRONT: Jo-Ann Fazio, Mimi Mann, Jill Blosser, fSocia1 Commissionerj, Val de la Laing. ROW II: Nancy Hughes, Dale Oftedal, Dave Moon, Julie Linscheid. ROW III: Juliette Giacone, Mike Knapp, Pam Cooper, Richard Simpson, Melinda Sadoyan. SOCIAL COMMISSION The Social Commission helped to compile the information and print the 'Let's Give A Dance' booklet. It served through the year as a 'Steering' Committee for all dance committees for the combined Junior and Senior Highs. When a dance was planned, the Social Commission gave ad vice on such matters as decorations, regulations and limitations. These two committees helped to set up a calendar for the 1957-'58 school year to avoid conflicts in all school club activities. RALLY MEN The Rally Men were traffic guides, served as door- men at pay functions, guarded the gym floor play area during games and assemblies, and assisted the Knight and Archer Patrols whenever help was needed. I. to R., FRONT: Bill Elder, John Maxwell, Junior Hughes, Charles Wilkins. ROW II: David Fowler, Bill Madden, Clem Tavares. Fall Semester, L. to R., FRONT: Lynn Murphy, Peti Gorham, Lynn Enders. ROW ll: Kenny Driggs, Mike Knapp, Buddy Burgan. ROW Ill: Mel Brown, Jim Shekoyan. L to R., FRONT: Karen Melikian, Peti Gorham, Lynn Murphy. ROW II: Ray Fowler, Buddy Burgan, Mike Knapp, Jud Robinson, Bob Shapazian. ROW III: Bill lauck, Jerry Bach. KNIGHT PATROL The Knight Patrol is composed of senior high students while the Archer Patrol is made up of junior high students. Both control traffic in the corridors and keep general order around the school. They often serve at various school functions. The Knight Patrol sponsor is Mr. Walker. Mr. Carter is Archer Patrol sponsor. ARCHER PATROL L. to R., FRONT: Mike Conway, Myrna Tavares, William Masters, Gary Follansbee, Judy lawrence, Peter Pierre, John Said, Kermit Miner. ROW H: Phyllis Barnes, Leslie Dietz, Susan Kendall, Val- erie Gray, Kathy Naton, Jackie Sandlin, Carol Wilfong, Susan Defoe. ROW Ill: Irwin Chow, Robert Kelly, Kenny Daniels, Curtis Travis, Randy McCarthy, Chuckie Hoover, Galen Fisher. ROW IV: Freddie Minasian, Mike Larimer, Robert Coe, John File, Larry Hubbard, Robert Reid. Q' wil 1 'ix E : Q jf fl. 4 I 91. , . I 1 5 . .V 1 A X R .11 4. n - 4 s' W V. 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David Vincent, John Pace, Camari Forslind, Phil Coulston, J and Doug Bradford for good salesmanship in Curtis Magazine is . NA ,Ni X- 5 Blu Han' . 13012 f , P1 3 of . 'ifxsfau 'haw ers by Coagzlgt plazjlfjiion Rojas, USU' Madden? award- Tom Parsons, Spelling winner for County Bee and Sarah Zentner, third place. Drive . Our Swim Team for its 1957 collection of hardware here ad- mired by Val Zacher and Marianna Osborne team members. S Just another haz- ard of being edi- tor! Somebody switched pages on me ! PUBLI The Publications Class was responsible for both the Charger and the Iance. This group met during the shortened activity period and their reward was the satisfaction of performing a real service. Many headaches arose out of conflicts with class, com- mittee, and club meetings and demands upon the time and energy of these students. Most of the work on the La.nee was done after school or at night in members' homes. IANCE STAFF EDITOR IN CHIEF Nancy Johnston ASSISTANT EDITORS Peti Gorham, Larry Buckenberger ADVERTISING MANAGER Steve Tiemey ART EDITOR Sharon Wright SUBSCRIPTIONS Theressa Morelli COPY EDITORS Lynne Enders, Jeanie Tostenson IAYOUT EDITORS Kristie Harris, Bob Shapazian, Ken May STAFF MEMBERS Joan Laidlaw, Don Clifton, Don Glassrud, Danna Arslan, Ann Merrill, Gay Hoffman, Walt Daley, Bar- is no joke! 3.50, please! bara Leavitt, Lynne Brockman ADVISOR Mrs. Bedford Keeping these accounts straight Editor Nancy confers with assistant larry, during one of the many work sessions, By moving page 88 to page 78, and 11 to 23, and 23 to 16, and throwing out a few pictures, we might make it! CATIONS The school paper also consumed many after school and evening hours. Being a mimeograph sheet, the Charger takes careful typing and special skill in stencil cutting, in addition to writing ability. The Charger was issued seven times, including three single -page free issues to mark special events. The April Fool issue was sold at half- price with the proceeds going to the pool fund. CHARGER STAFF EDITORS - Fall, Nancy Johnston, Spring, Peti Gorham. PAGE EDITORS Gay Hoffman, Sharon Wright, Jeanie Tostenson, Kristie Harris, Lynne Enders, Theressa Morelli, Danna Arslan, Larry Buckenberger, Bob Shapazian. REPORTERS Lynn Brockman, Janice Beatty, Steve Tierney, Jerry Zulfa, Walt Daley, Barbara Leavitt, Joan Iaidlaw, Don Classrud, Ken May, Steve Tiemey. SPONSOR Mrs. Bedford. Here's a funny! Hurry Joanie, here comes Bob! Editor Peti's edict, 'V-ind I Good ideas mean it! here ! Anybody ne d transportation Come on, Coach, just a dime! 1 Any old typewriters to donate? H , ucv T1-IEDE JP M24 S Fall Officers: Carole MacDonald, Sec.-Treas.g Judy Fisher, Soc.-Comm.g Bob Laidlaw, Pres., Pat Grigsby, Vice-pres. i 4 S ring Officers: Richard Simpson, Vice-pres., Richard l-Fart, Pres., and Linda Lawrence, Sec.-Treas. CLASS OF 1958 The first Junior Play, Brain Storm , featured an all-star cast and was a smash hit. Our first Junior Prom was held in the gym which was magically transformed into a golden Cinderella land. Decorations were so outstanding they were left for the next week's dance, the League Ball, at which Bullard played host to all the schools in the Sierra League. L. to R., FRONT: Joan Peterson, Barbara Leavitt, Nancy Johnston, Paula Beatty, Dayle Henry, Karen Alvord, Linda Lawrence, Peggy Manlove. ROW Il: Jerry Burford, Tom Shellenburger, Keith Wong, Ron Grove, Kane Wong. ROW III: Ken Spangler, Rick Underwood, Walt Daley, Dave Beasley, Jeff Harkin, Dave Hodges. ROW IV: Henry Van Wyhe, Earl Wood, Bill Madden, Fred Maeder, Terry Ashjian, Richard Maul, Bob Laidlaw, Gordon Thompson. 3 . J L to R., FRONT: Clem Tavares, Terry Avenell, Dick Johnson, Jay Forslind, John Maxwell, Kim Johnson, Charles Wilkins. ROW II: Janice Bourzac, Patty Lloyd, Leda Adams, Carole MacDonald, Gay Hoffman, Carol Jacobsen, Patsy Farrar, Dick Zacher. ROW III: Mike Smith, Tom Santich, Gary Smith, Dick Loone Toni Hughes, John Leuchauer. ROW IV: Chuck St. John, Bob Todd, Barton McDougal, Richard Hart, Rich ard Simpson, Lynn Van Voorhis. the oem oo 'O iasw' ei and . N nik i' sh Mb 1 is 4 ,pri Q Yi' f AVNNTH Julian helps?? Marge and Carole get LO J ready for the queen. vel Y to 100 kat, L. to R., FRONT: Janice Mode, Mary Linda Neal, Juliette Giacone, Andrea Littick, JoAnn Fazio, Mena Cerbo. ROW II: Mary McCahil1, Toni Schofield, Ann Kone, Lynn Brown, Camille Blackburn, Judy Fisher, Pat Crane, Sandy Hickman. ROW III: Kenny Driggs, Margie Geringer, Betsy Trowbridge, Sue Thompson, Susan MacConald, Melinda Sadoyan, Ray Bittle. ROW IV: James Cooper, Mike Garvey, Pat Grigsby, George Baptie, Jim Wood, Julian Hughes, Dale Oftedal. 'TN lot 0. -5304,-+ - J 6 sf-H l ya We'11 show them who can yell loudest! 1 Now, how did that salt label get turned around? P: n 5 'IZ I A D , gl L B L , S sigma 4 -H fsewmigm -M Now you've got it! Smile, darn ya Tunnel of love! Pgidg of Bully-d Now you are a member of GAA! 172 Q 7, A' .ly R K-,IM .. vs f1 ' , -' ,Q M L to R., FRONT: Nancy Follansbee, Judi Leonard, Karen Shippey, Peti Gorham, Carol Lawrence, Cherrie Sharp. ROW Il: Terry McGeehee, Mel Brown, Charlene Redwine, Mike Sleeter. ROW Ill: Bob Smith, Helena Farris, Wanda Dowell, Carolyn Garbarino, Linda Dailey, Carol Gillis, Katherine Bishop. ROW IV: Ross Richardson, Loren Manlove, Jerry Zulfa, Larry Buckenberger, Don Beymer, Dave Fowler. ROW V: Don Clifton, John Canaday, Bill Meyers, Bill Hammond, Bill Lucas. SPRING OFFICERS: Pamela Cooper, Social Comm., Penny Alexander, Sec.3 Patty Shep- , pard, Vice-pres., Dale Franzke, Treas.g Bob Baker was president. ' FALL OFFICERS: Jill Blosser, Treas.3 Suzanne Carroll, Sec., Mike Knapp, Pres., Sharon C 1 9 zagziigjscial Comm.5 Jud Robinson was Among the activities sponsored by the Sophomore class this year were the Ship Wreck Ball, cocoa and do-nut sale with the proceeds going to the Swimming Pool fund , and a car wash. A swimming party was held to wind up the year. L. to R., FRONT: Theresa Morelli, Judy Morgan, Patty Sheppard, Jeri Hill, Suzanne Carroll, Bonnie Olsen, Sandy Dick, Pamela Cooper, Carol Pinner. ROW Il: Lynn Murphy, Lynn Brockman, Randi l-Iale, Lynn Sanderson, Diane Halversen, Kathy Hadsall, Susan Redell, Carol I-lilditch, Marlene Feldstein. ROW III: Bill Elder, Bob Halstad, Doug Cross, John Carella, Gary Plagge, Larry Muldoon, Bill Edholm. ROW IV: Roger Crowley, Walt Nelson, Ted Morris, Randy Stover, Dick Taylor, Steve Shirley, Bill Hawthorne, Stan Mock. H fd .1 .A-.newnv W-- --sq f-gs. 1' Wil, L to R., FRONT: Pat Herzog, Carol Chenault, Carol Collier, Holly Hobler. ROW II: Chuck Oliver, Kirby Sabin, Wayne Kilpatrick, Bob Shadowens, Leon Hubbard. ROW III: Dorinda Dietz, Joanne McIntosh, Judy Miller, Judy Scott, Terrill Lelvioss. ROW IV: Jim Hogg, Alex VanBuren, Quentin Kiggens, Jon Morris, Eric James, Larry Psaltis. Stan helps the district. Beachcombers'1 ' 1 -MJ: . Sue and Fran take opposite sides! I. to R., FRONT: Carol Joyce, Dale Franzke, Jill Blosser, Elaine Stern, Leslie Shulman, Julie Linschied, Valerie de la Laing, Normalee Tostenson. ROW ll: Carol Abbott, Connie Boyer, Penny Alexander, Kay Phillips, Nancy Hughes, Sharon Harvin, Barbara Sheppard, Danna Arslan. ROW III: Dick Wood, Bob Blake- ley, Frances Keran, Penny Wayte, Sunny Deuber, Pat Hayes, Hal Coulston. ROW IV: Mike Knapp, Jim DeRemer, Tom Lerrigo, Jimmy Vaughan, Ken Jones, Chuck Fischer. ROW V: Bob Baker, Dave Moon, Hadley Littlewood, Don Flowers, Charles Pashayan. .fa ,jf ' is 5 1 Teenage Payer! Hoo-Ray for Bull-ard! Monkey see, monkey do OOh, look what I bid for at the 'J 1 '39 Slave Auction! Meanwhile, back at the ranch . . . b'XiT-Y . NK, PL 1 H1 there! The Proud and the Beauti- ful! , Un we bye' 31 y! mer? e Ieavi Ds! FALL OFFICERS: Barbara Lee Lones, treas.g Bill Harrison, vice-pres., Val- erie Zacher, pres.g Lina Sue Prine, sec. SPRING CIASS OFFICERS: Kristie Harris, sec., Ralph Qualls, vice-pres., Doug Jensen, pres.5 Barbara Lones, treas. CLASS OF 1960 'This was the noblest of them all . Everything the Freshman Class touched turned to gold. A11 of its sponsored activities were highly successful and it lent wholehearted support to all school projects. L to R., FRONT: Joie Baird, Karen DeLane, Celeste Mealey, Frances Obrikat, Joan Graham, Judy Avenell. ROW Il: Barbara Redell, Marie lawrence, Leilani DuBois, Vera Lee Kilner, Diane Peters, Beverly Vorperian, Margurite Hilditch. ROW III: Jeanie Tostenson, Shirlie Hayes, Marilyn Call, Lucy Koose, Sharon Martz, Karen May. ROW IV: George Terril, Dick Eller, Bill Farris, Nelson Hayhurst, Ron Musselman, Bill Carroll, Ralph Slavich. ROW V: Bob Watson, Ralph Qualls, Robby Sherrer, Richard Walker, Harold Kissler, Bill Harrison, Don Rojas. Q - 494 Il . lb. R l '-5 EH? L. to R., FRONT: Larry Schilbe, Pat Dick, Chxystle Adams, Susan Wilkins, Geraldine Goff, Betty Page, Eva Mary Smith. ROW Il: Mickey Cipolla, Roy Klein, Ray Russel, Loralee Wilfong, Linda Sue Prine, Mary Gorham, Ann Merrill. ROW III: John Robinson, James Agar, Jim Ferris, Jay Erbes, John Kincheloe, Bill Murphy, Tom Roughton, Randy Buckwell, Jeff Pickford. ff fl,- wiitj bus l1'f I'm dreaming of --- fo Se of the qlloi 3. L. to R., FRONT: Sharon Wright, Darlene Daniels, Susan Schaffer, Sue Carroll, Beverly Grimes, Leola Hansen, Ruth Keppler, Linda Seymoure. ROW Il: Ray Fowler, Brooke McGreer, Janice Beatty, Barbara Fautz, Connie Jorgenson, Mimi Mann, Joan Laidlaw, Betty Ann Thomas, Karyle Butcher, Tim Gill. ROW III: Nibs Lunn, Steve Tierney, Don Glassrud, Kathy Buck, Jeri Stallings, Karen Melikian, Karen Flaming, Nancy Denny, Ronnie Montgomery. ROW IV: Ken May, Marvin Melikian, Bobby Bianco, Paul Goodale, Ken Cooper, Lonnie Allen, Bob Barber, Eddie Manning, Jack Reed, Martin Sharp. -I ,nf 5. l N I wg -an fat, J V, -rl -A 1 ap 6 Xa L. to R., FRONT: Helen Eliason, Carolyn Shumake, Barbara Campbell, Linda Peterson, Pat Hughes, Jill Siegfried, Sharon Henry. ROW II: Gwenn Vaughan, Gary Fisher, Karen Sugden, Janice Dowell, Sue Scott, Diane Jenkins, Ronnie Appling, John Albert. ROW III: Dennis Anderson, Mickey Mc- Mahan, Steve Fisher, Bob Shapazian, Richard Jennings, Ron Hushaw, Charles Warner. ROW IV: Don Reeves, Doug Jensen, Randy Kraus, Stanley Stansell, Jerry Bach, Bill Lauck. SQ I f 'K'-. P ancglhbenenf Oar F' st chfsr f 1 r 11 d 1 new 9 wash II 1 11125 Offna ac ua y ma C money. P001 to thro earned ' W S1 MI. Alt ini-S. L. to R., FRONT: Bonni'e Spickard, Kristie Harris, Marianna Osborne, Cynthia Malone, Arlene Magarian, Beth Harnish, Barbara Lee Innes, Peggy Ginet. ROW II: Linda Segal, Margaret Fries, Lynne Enders, Vicki Dauphin JoAnna Bischoff, Joan Raxter, Jerilyn Green, Valerie Zacher, Mike Cook. ROW III: Richard Ransom, Ward Kimble, Shirley Cardwell, Jean Maloney, Ken Poythress, James Rouff. ROW IV: Roger Hougland, Don I-Iazeltine, Bob Goldman, Buddy Burgan, John Christenson, Colin Campbell. Oooh, Marvin! npgldsoxs aid to him And away we go! Our Easter Bunny This is cool! ! I mia, K ed bum P61-? ,I Us 0 Isa id to be r. ll S000 This sure beats English! Ain't she sweet! Monkeys in a cage YG L. to R., FRONT: Martha Harris, Jane Looney, Patty Flynn, Sheri Clark, Sally Squires, Iaraine Darakjian, Donna Eller, Carole Cunningham. ROW II: Linda Scott, Barbara St. John, Judy Blakeley, Patty Taylor, Marva Olsen, Jayne Argentine, Barbara Beldyk, Camari Forslind. ROW III: Charles Hamilton, Bill Coulston, Sam Adams, Pat Stanley, Charlotte Kruse, Gene Pawlick, Ronald Goff, Bob Haire, Bill Wright ROW IV: Dave Halseth, Doug Pipes, Ronald Oliver, Don Rathbone, Sydney Alvard, Jim Broadwell, Marty Jinks, James Simon. SPRING pgesd Pa' ,lice-Pre?FF5CERS: Sha . vice- 108 e - 'S Oh ron S . ng' s ' Sha Elghth D Pf1Ce mlfh 5 . Mann! et, Pie -i rock D grade h , Pfesii I 90.5. J OPHCERSZ Rggca Bob Btemn drive. ance- They :ld tW0 sernilirathl' Rustigiff Christense Fpfu' McPheel6iS, ook t0P sales ormal dancean' Tfeas . D' Tieas. for 0133593 ins and 3' Sham e - CLASS OF 1961 L. to R., FRONT: Robert Mackey, Toni Fabian, Janice Thomas, Jackie Rowan, Anne Schober, Sharon Smith, John Pickering. ROW ll: Bruce Wardlaw, Suzanne Pashayan, Mollie McKinley, Olivia McCoy, Susan King, John Masten. ROW III: Richard Musacchio, Judy Jacobson, Gloria Sinopoli, Sharron Garrow, Mary Hanley, Eleanor Brown, Kate Thomas. ROW IV: Tom Alexander, Harry Sira- bian, Ralph Mayer, John Lyday, Richard Wilcox, Glenn Dillon. ROW V: Darwin Royer, Richard Steitz, Carl Kaufman, Larry Watters, Eddie Costa, Leroy Schultz. 4-9 ,xx ,X E5 O. fir: ai' 7. , , ,H go 17 V, ' 'E O s X 9' ,as 46 as 3- OC' 'nf 12:35 1 ' , p 1 A L. to R., FRONT: Neal Kiggens, Kathy Rustigian, Jackie Sharp, Marcia Drenon, Karen Peterson, Alan Benov. ROW II: Richard Smith, Roseanna Spear, Sandy De Liddo, Joel Thaxton, Joyce Richardson, Carole Tompkins, Kyle Nutt. ROW Ill: Kathy Pederson, Karen Eckels, Susan Duncan, Valerie Gray, Bev- erly Segal, Lynn Willson, Judy Buck. ROW IV: Tom Carberry, Rodie Hill, Bill Spaulding, Carl Bittle, Mike Cheney, Lewis Dunne. ROW V: Dick Van Rozeboom, Weston Alt, Bob Knapp, Curtis Travis, Randy McCarthy. Anybody for the Zomba? Real trees were moved into the gym for the Autumn semi-formal. L, to R., FRONT: Andrea Bogosian, Shirley Perkins, Barbara Warner, Geri Agbashian, Joan Garbarino, Nancy Satterthwaite. ROW II: Mary Thomson, Sarah Bowan, Janice Fike, Shirley Fors, Marlene Morelli. ROW Ill: Gary Bailey, Gary Maxwell, Phillip Barbee, Larry Clark, Frank Wallace, Larry Turner. ROW IV: David Bezayif, Gene Biglione, Ronnie Bigard, Ronald Hall, Diane Wenter. ROW V: Joane Waugh, Jim McBrian, Wesley Pederson, Richard Jevaraxan, Charlotte Mansfield. OC C Q6 QF Q6 36 L to R., FRONT: John Harris, Jan Phillips, Ja.nice Sparks, Joan Hughes, Sarah Zentner, Susan Burgen- bauch, John Said. ROW II: Jane Ann Schlesselman, Diane Waugh, Judy Bryon, Judy Judkins, Jeanne Simpson, Leslie Kellas. ROW III: Susan Walker, Jeanne La Voy, Sharon Tilly, Margaret Watkins, Pat McPheeters, Susan Donleavey, Truby Peterson. ROW IV: Alan Allen, Bob Bremner, Leland Puryear, Richard Manning, John Pace, Robert Vaughan. ROW V: Joe Spaulding, David Crouch, Tom MacDonald Chuck Wood, Harold Evans. ares a Wax D012 and Pie? opera 31725 Cy 1, o ' 55 Plans ark. y Ja be 861 2' Cla he S If Qing YP dxnnei. C0112 be 0 The Hx:s?? ln?' am andzoeo Than S11 eri L. to R., FRONT: Joyce Sparks, Jane Gorham, Pat Gilmore, Rosa Whitledge, Linda Redwine. ROW II: Pat Spangler, Susan Utter, Ellen Green, Connie Geringer, Jeanette Willis, Betty Ann Tueller, Sammy Snell. ROW III: Lynne Mawby, Susan Waltner, April Otte, Joyce Nault, Jeannie Woods, Elaine Hadsall, Jeff Johnston. ROW IV: Jeff Christenson, Bill Watters, Wally Kluh, Greg Haney, Ronald Churchill, David Tallant, Jack Siegfried. ROW V: Joey Bolkavatz, Calvin Crowder, Bill Sanderson, Hugo Noroyan, Stanley Jananyan, Clark Penfield, Richard Hill. l?s,. L -.. Doesn'r that simply send you! Kathy and Jane Ann help out the district. That's where my money goes. me YW av en NW Y' Suzanne gets the horse laugh! Doin' RHY- thing tonite? Hey, Joey, don't be so stuck up! an .,4,,' ,. ldhor um A 73 TZ s -ti N as gn f ,, ', ' - -3 ' ', ii,g,a7'f'5 I 4 'nf V' P 11.2, x may '15 1 :Q ll lwww QA I.. to R., FRONT: Wayman Kissler, Larry Hubbard, Leslie Bronstein, Jeanne Sandlin, Sara Beatty, Judy Wood, Nan Bristow, Gay Groves, Donna Ames, Keith Carnes. ROW II: Phyllis Sage, Barbara Costa, Nancy Ferguson, Diane Lehr, Barbara Hobe, Sandra Young, Barbara Miller, Susan Kendall, Merrill White. ROW III: Richard Turl, Tony Werner, Eric Biglione, Robert Coe, Darwin Hennings, Tom Borchardt, Mike Cooper, Greg Underdown, Jan Johnson, Galen Fisher, Michael Grimes. , 'Q 1 -ii -'ff ix , .,: I y Sec.3 I h. m .,..1.r,N .,, . OADD StevenS,. ,V ga. - ,,f, 7, FALL gFFLEE?3,Se',,? Bob Lucas, Vlce t S fini ,P . D S i 'Y' if I stein l?flort,Crawiord, Trea 'fig A ' ' J . -4 BX. iz, ' , r K ll, 'ri Y A ,I The Seventh Grade supported all school SPR . A It , J W yil activities and contributed to the pool fund Bo LNG OFFIC ' ' R through cup-cake sales, paper drives, and b Lucas, Vi ERS: Mike 7 P coat-hanger collections. Several dances ce'Pfes,, S ,Larimer Tr X were given. a IY Cob J eas-5 R' Um, Sec, 1ckY Stearns, Pres CLASS OF 1962 ' I.. to R., FRONT: Judy Bascom, Sandra Nault, Carolee Callicott, Ayoe Miller, Janell Robinson, Susan Defoe. ROW II: Sally Smith, Christie Hewson, Becky Bartlett, Janice Carey, Alice Eliason, Jeanne LeFevre, Jeanne Thomas. ROW III: Gene Daley, Jim Pickford, Doug Bradford, Kelly Jones, John Mulhern, Clifford Gay. ROW IV: Patty Flowers, Mike Larimer, Phil Coulston, Tom Erlholm Irwin Chow, Penn Handwerker. ROW V: Lorna Caplan, Beverly Moon, Barbara Spaulding, Sally Co- burn, Sharon Lucas, Heidi Hatch. - A 1' rw ffl ff ii- gk -e' 1' as .6 QQ I K. fa s , N n 'o.s .145 ,Y 3 lb QQ QD f P ' ' ? is L mil 'L L. to R., FRONT: Robert Reed, Bill Masters, hermit Miner, Crayton Boyer, Jackie Schlesselman. ROW II: Lynn McQilliams, Steve Ruley, Donald Johnston, Larry Reynolds, Kit Mealey, Mike Halseth. ROW III: Jackie Sandlin, Sandra Ratchford, Sue Langley, Bernadette Spano, Judy Travis, Roseau Darakjian, Dave Vincent. ROW IV: John Burgess, Ted Starkel, Pat Madden, Janet Zealear, Virginia Reel, Kenny Daniels. ROW V: Harlan McCle1and, Cary Underwood, Mike Verble, Jim Turpie, Ronnie Shea. ?---. l, Mft 9. io' . . We f ted 50' We design and model our own fashions. our chip,-ov T. gh ne Ia-Y-S1-oolse the . boo nd' 01. da y 005 2332110 ig we 10.51 the L to R., FRONT: Mike Conway, Tom Bailey, Vera Wallace, Sally Kilpatrick, Ruth Okamoto, Wanda Tallant, Judy Lawrence, Warren Stallings, Gary Follansbee. ROW ll: Richard Bowman, Sharon Lunn, Beverly Smith, Nita Valenzuela, Mary Plaunt, Betsy Kimble, Mary Mechem, Billy Parkes. ROW III: Al- fred Corrente, Timothy Nolt, Paul Bourzac, Nick Trowbridge, Billy Martz, Nancy lake. ROW IV: Phyllis Barnes, Marie Denny, Conn Shute, Chucky Hoover, Louis Sorsky, Bob Hinkle, Jeff Heller. .13 fl 'Q C'-9 n N14 J , 4 A L. to R., FRONT: Susan Asbury, Myrna Tavares, Carol Sue Musselman, Wendy de la Laing, Lindsay Por- teous, Jo Ann Stevens, Susan Meyers, Connie Fowler. ROW II: Peter Pierre, Ruth Hale, Carole Wilfong, Betty Swartz, Margie Muldoon, Alice Perkins, Bonnie Stone, Pat Handloss, Darrell Hansen. ROW Ill: Rob- ert Chamblee, Pat Sullivan, Jimmy Knapp, Ricky Hartman, Danny Harkin, James Prine, Phillip Exro. ROW IV: Judy Walker, lla Smith, Sue Childers, Jennifer Murphy, Cheryl Walker, Nancy Turk. ROW V: Gerald Wilson, Diane Clark, Fran Carmouche, Kathy Norton, John Tenney, Ricky Stearns. 'MM'.'-wa. give a costume ball CHIAN IU ct sho? courses The fCe c that 349, team booth earn e We Cnloy d Parr gf L. to R., FRONT: Kay Billings, Diane Flaming, Betsy Karrer, Deanna Katlick, Sonnie Bevins, Susan Jester, Joanna Genco. ROW Il: Judy Johnson, Sharee Buckenberger, Diana Garcia, Karen Kennedy, Leslie Dietz, Dyke Hale, John Dudley. ROW Ill: Jimmy Jacobson, Billy Neel, John File, Freddie Minasian, Jim Green, Robert Kelly. ROW IV: Tom Parsons, Bob Lucas, Sharon Barber, Marian Dauphin, Ronnie Darbinian. Seventh graders supported all games enthusiastically. Let's have more camivals! ,f5'P9w,, A . J ,. sh 4' J . ax giace a we 5061 arge v4 e W and W . Indo lv d 8901- . And bouncing ! atlhgg The Junior High Baton Corps scored high. -In Pat Madden designed a Knight costume. LEA' ,5 fi'-' '71 w9hus-vp L. to R., FRONT: Toni Fabian, Susan Utter ROW Il: Susan Donleavey, Olivia McCoy, Lynn Willson, Diane Waugh. Jane Gorham, Don Rathbone, Sheri Clark W The junior high organized its own cheering commission under the able direction of Miss Grunenwald, who helped plan their routines. Try-outs are tense moments ddl Now remember, 1t's all in knowing how to count Watch the m1 e' K. .MAT Jim De Remer, the spring rally commissioner, takes time out from his pressing schedule to enjoy a delicacy from the vending machine. Z I B B , .,.,.Z A 4 uv' H, Mary Linda Neal, Margie Geringer, and Janice Mode, cheerleaders Cute, aren't they? tl r SENIOR HIGH PEP Dee Dee Adams, Pam Cooper, Peggy Manlove de la Laing, Judy Fisher, and Lynn Brown, pep practice one of their many versatile routines 7 9 av 5 994: HV' ,- . . . v 3 ,NM . Hurrah, no fourth period today! .,.......-re .-n- I Valerie ygirls, f Mel Brown, Fall rally com missioner, takes time out from his pressing schedule to make a personal call! it av- '?'llK ws..,u C. Hilditch, S. Janayan, and R. Steitz, members of the Pep Band, tune up before a rally. 'Elway ga X I I 5 L. to R., FRONT: S. Langley, S. Schafer, H. Hatch, G. Fisher, K. Jones fat piano.j ROW II: J. Schlessel- man, B. Hamish, J. Stallings, C. Hilditch, H. Little- wood, R. Steitz, E. Sterns, R. Musselman. ROW Ill: Ayoe Miller, J. Tenney, Ricky Stearns, T. Lerrigo, L Hubbard, P. Sullivan, C. Boyer, S. Janayan, D. John- ston, D.Pipes. ROW IV: K. Mealey, B. Harrison, M. Grimes, J. Shaw, D. Harkin, A. Benov, D. Ander- son, L, Reynolds, J. Bolkavatz, M. Halseth, I. Clark. ROW V: R. Jennings, R. Reid, R. Harvey, K. Miner, J. Siegfried, P. Stanley, J. Christensen, R. Richard- son, Mr. Moats. CONCERT BAND AND SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Both the Orchestra and the Band received Superior Rating in the Central California Music Festival at Clovis this year. The Pep Band performed at all rallies and games. A special concert was given at the North Bullard Elementary School this spring. L. to R., FRONT: M. Hilditch, P. Ginet, V. Grey, J. Thaxter, K. Norton, K. Peterson. ROW II: P. Mc- Pheeters, B. Grimes, J. Thomas, S. Stone, S. Schafer, G. Fisher, I-L Hatch, C. Muselman, S. Defoe. ROW III: C. Callicott, R. Hartman, S. Asbury, J. Pickford, R. Musselman, E. Stern, B. Harnish, J. Walker, A. Miller, M. Harris. ROW IV: R. Jennings, M. Grimes, M. Halseth, A. Benov, R. Harvey, D. Pipes. ROW V Mr. Moats, M. Olsen, B. Moon, P. Stanley, J . Christenson, R. Richardson. ,Ms Q viii? I.. to R., FRONT: C. Fowler, J. Sparks, A. Eliason, B. Spaulding, B. Bartlett, J. Carey, C. Hewson, S. Lucas, P. Handloss, N. Turk, S. Meyers, J. Bascom, S. Nault, C. Appleby, S. Psaltis, D. Wenter. ROW II: E. Hadsall, K. Eckels, P. Spangler, J. Sharp, J. Hoop, W. de la Laing, B. Stone, C. Wilfong, P. Gilmore, P. Flowers, S. Smith, S. Coburn, J. Woods, K. Kling, D. Clark. ROW III: B. Swartz, S. Lurm, M. Mecham, M. Muldoon, L. Caplan, L Porteous, J. Waugh, L. Redwine, J. Mur- phy, D. Waugh, I. Smith, J. Fike, J. Phillips, S. Fors, F. Carrnouche. ROW IV: S. Childers, S. Walker, J. Knapp, P. Eno, M. Larimer, C. Gay, P. Handworker, I. Chow, T. Edholm, J. Pace, N. Kiggens, D. Bradford, P. Coulston. .,..lN ,H ,, , 1- 1 J, I ,....1 1 ts The combined choruses present a May concert JUNIOR AND SENIOR CHORUS The combined choruses presented a Christmas program for an all -school assembly at noon. The Senior Chorus sang for the Exchange Club and for the pre-registration ceremonies at the two elementary schools The vocal and instrumental music departments combined to give the May Concert. L. to R., FRONT: P. Farrar, J. Laidlaw, J. Blosser, P. Crane, P. Dick, M. Mann, C. Lawrence, R. Whitledge ROW II: Karen Alvord, M. Sadoyen, S. Hayes, K. Bishop, B. Fautz, M. Call, M. Fries, C. Redwine, S. Redell, D. Jenkins, J. Kragh. ROW III: L, Adams, K. Melikian, K. Phillips, S. Scott, B. Sheppard, N. Hughes, K. Butcher, H. Farris. V 1 ' lt: X i Seventh graders learn to handle power tools , L W4 I Terry Allen stays after school help get out yearbook copy 133 Mr Alt congratulates Judy Kragh WE LEARN and Ron Grove for selling ability ff-'W Students leam self-govemment Our cadets in formal review Eighth graders leam to handle new instruments with care we ask lots of questions Cr' x f. . X4 , .tx .,. Q., ' lv ' .Sgt V' ffl,-57 w ' riiliigglim IQ V,-. H . - Q , X ,v 'stffihgfv ' , v I' LP 'if' ' up - ws ' Va . M... L., A bA,,... Junior Hi girls get lessons in modeling Junior Hi classes are held in the Little Gray Home in the West for the fashion show BY DOING Toddlers are shown how to bake cookies A lively subject is Home Bc! is un. V4 M, V5 Several lovely teas were held for parents and fac :lty The chorus gets last minute instructions 1 .Q X, W E GAIN ' 0 The new Junior High became a reality. iv W' Mena Cerbo, from Italy, 'gk enrolled as a junior. We choose a stude pool drive. id Mr. Ross, our Scot custodian, became a naturalized citizen. nt committee to head the -f, 1 3 P' ,K L. to R.: Richard Simpson, Jill Blosser, Bob Shapazian, Junior Hughes, and Doug Jensen approve the plans. ,V fl ' I-- wri 4 I Q -.4f.f 4- if Q 'Q v w I 'Shun ' O 'YN' N yy Lyx, X:-M-.'-V-1-7. ,n . , ...,- W '. - '- I '41 I fa- , L . r, ,figs 'f r-'H' , Used' .J ,. .'I....r-rf-- A ' so V .v-mx. We break ground for the pool on June 5th at 10 a.m. HOORAY! OUR POOL at Harry Bud Buck, Ray Harris, and Jay Erbes de cide where to shovel first as they study blue- prints held by Carl Manly from the Blue-Line Pool Co. ABSENTEES AND LATE REGISTRANTS L. to R., FRONT: Keith Sexton, 75 Karen Klint, 85 Kathleen Rhea, 8, Jimmy Huey, 7. ROW II: Clinton Collins, 7, Terry Allen, 103 Tom Santich, 11, larry Hill, 9. ROW III: Bob Meldrum, 9, Jud Robinson, 10, Rusty Wilson, 99 Phil Johnson, 10. JUNIOR PLAY BRAIN STORM The first Junior class play was a rollicking farce about a college boy and his invisible conscience. Under the able direction of Mr. Don Mertens, the play was a tremendous success with its a11-star cast. Get to work ! Like this? It has to be just pe rfect. We'll get it yet I I f 4' xf' . 'S - .Ns +931 '5 i. we Q ' ' . 'Hy f wx , We made ?f A N, we - W . v ' M12 ,, lt' ' 'Q I N Q .J W .K .-,,y , Qtf' f , 4 L -. ,. If v X' 5 fl ' t t.L1,,,hV xx 1531? NW Q 'PM - Q I K A, 114 . - ld 0 - B111 Harrison SPORT Rlck Underwood wx '45 1' I JUDIOT Hughes Dave Moon Hal Coulston sa 93 7i iz Q Q' ' A Q 0 vs s. as Ex- ,Ax 1 f 1' vt I Q 2 1.4 'R ' it 1' , .J 5-. ' , 131 R70 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: J. DeRemer, D. Gross, R. Halseth, L. Schilbe, M. kown, N. Lunn, M. Cook. ROW H2 D. Rojas, M. Sharp, W. Nelson, C. Campbell, H. Kissler, B. Bianco, J. Robinson, B. Blake- ley, D. Hazeltine. ROW III: R, Richardson, R. Kraus, R. Hart, J. Pickford, B. Lucas, J. Wood, B. Harrison, D. Jenson, J. Forslind, J. Erbes, L Psaltis, The junior varsity presented an entirely different picture from the varsity team. Here we were able to play on even terms and scores from these games indicate the heart with which Bullard is forming its tradition. AWARD ROW: P. Johnson, R. Hart, F. Maeder, M. Knapp, D. Moon, D. Looney, L. Muldoon, J. Robinson, J. Vaghan, S. Shirley. JUNIOR VARSITY SCORES Bullard Opponent 18 Clovis JV 6 19 Washington IV 6 13 Riverdale IV 6 6 Sierra IV 7 6 Caruthers JV 20 '7 Tranquillity IV 0 21 Parlier JV 0 '7 Laton IV '7 I X l I N I x' 3 Tlflfl G FRONT ROW, L, to R.: L. Muldoon, B. Baker, K. Driggs, K. Wong, H. Van Wyhe, D. Looney, M. Smith, G. Sm'th. SECOND RO : ' ' 1 W J. Robinson, D. Moon, D. Taylor, P. Johnson, S. Shirley, K. Wong, C. Pashayan. BALL Larry Muldoon, Bill Harrison, and Dick Lon- ney are given Hustle Plus trophys by Coach Steel. t . gn 1 lk? f sf. 5' g, if l 'f K' .A r' v ' y 11.1--fr :Sf A .-...vm in Outside of a mountain of courage and desire to learn, our varsity football season was a long hard grind. We were definitely overmatched in most of our games, as scores indicate. We were short of man power and coupled with the fact that we did not have the senior year students, our players did not stand up to the more experienced opponents. VA RSITY SCORES Bullard Opponent O Riverdale 22 O Sierra 56 0 Caruthers 54 32 Tranquillity 46 6 Parlier 42 6 Laton 18 w.Jlf9'a - . f, 75 .tw 5 - 4. . ,I ,,vvs.:Lu.l A ,i . I ...J .r.A5,M J, .3 fx mf X I L, to R., FRONT: B. Laidlaw, D. Rojas, R. Musselman, manager D. Jensen, R. Crowley, J. Hughes. Row 11: B. Harrison, B. McDougal, J. wwe, coach Baird, B D. Taylor, J. Hogg, R. Underwood. The Varsity squad had a total of 6 wins and 13 losses during the sea- son. The team came in sixth of the eight team league. They placed second in the tournament at Tranquillity. Having no seniors made it rough on the players, but they showed what spirit can accomplish. Coach Baird gives final instruc- Get that rebound! tions to team, The Varsity Basketball squad boosted several outstanding players during the '57 season. making 64470 of his attempts. He was second in total scoring. Dick Taylor, a sophomore, won the total scoring trophy, making 54970 of his at- tempts from the floor. His rebounds averaged 14.5010 per game. Junior Hughes also came in second in free throws. Bob Laidlaw and Junior Hughes were named to the All-Tournament team at the Tranquillity Tournament. Freshman Bill Harrison won the free throw trophy, Score board - R. Stover, Score keeper - T. Allen. r55 -'-'N-3X L. to R., FRONT: G. Vaughn, R. Sherrer, Manager R. Fowler, D. Beasley, S. Mock ROW II: M, Melikian, D. Johnson, M. Sharp, Coach Ryska, D. Moon, H, Littlewood, BA M Smith. B Basketball opened the season at the Tranquillity toumament. After losing the first game to Central, the team came back and won two games to win the Consolation Championship. Two new records were set for individual scoring in a single game and for two -game total score. The season record for league play was ten wins and four losses. Coach Baird, B. Barber, G. Fisher. to R., FRONT: R. Musselman, S. Mock, R. Fowler, R. Sherrer, M. Meli- rx M., Bullard 24 39 46 43 37 SCORES Central Tranquillity Sierra Parlier Riverdale Opponent 2 1 30 36 31 29 t , ,xv ' Aim 2 3 4 arcdlif' alas .3 if I.. to R., FRONT: C. Warner, J. Christenson, J. Hughes, J. Robinson, D. Flowers, D. Wood, C. Camp bell, B. Blakeley, B. Smith. ROW II: B. Laidlaw, T. Hughes, J. Reed, J. Canaday, R. Walker, J. Hogg, D. Moon, D. Hazeltine, Coach Olds. TRACK Several members of our track team proved themselves in the valley finals, Dick Wood a C , taking second place and breaking the record by running the 660 in l:26:8, and Dave Moon, another terrific distance runner, making the 1320 in the fine time of 3:18:6. These two fellows will be top contenders in the state if they con- tinue at this pace. Bob Laidlaw, a competed in the pole vault making l1'10 Few turned out for track but those who did were an excellent group both in character and abi1ity, says Coach Will Olds. As a team, our best performance was at the North Sierra League Meet when the B team just missed taking second place by two points! W 1 . Our Team in ACTION V 1 , UffA' E Qi L. to R., FRONT: Manager R. Fowler, R. Klien, W. Nelson, J. DeRemer, T. Morris, J. Carella, J. Ber- fert. ROW ll: J, Robinson, D. Jensen, D. Rojas, S. Fisher, H. Kissler, B. Baker, J. Zulfa, G. Plagge, B. Bianco. ROW III: Coach Steele, R. Harvey, J. Robinson, J. Pickford, L. Allen, K. Johnson, K. Driggs, R. Underwood, B. Harrison, B. Edholm, R. Kraus, M. Sharp, R. Bridge. BASEBALL A fine, eager group of youngsters represented Bullard High School in baseball during the '57 season. The team, though young in age, more than made up for it by determi- nation and will. Many times the starting lineup was composed of three or more fresh- men. There were many injuries to the squad, causing the loss of outstanding players. In spite of all the setbacks, the team fought their hardest and ended the year with 8 wins and 6 losses. This put them in 5th place in the Northem Sierra League. , ' 'V v if J T.,-ff 'J .uw N 9- . U P ,1'm',,Ln-u--- - llllllillillllilll scomss ' A Bullard Opponent Jr, 6 Sierra 8 0 3 1 Riverdale 3 1 2 , ,I '7 Caruthers 4 6 5 ' 1 Laton 3 3 10 8 Immanuel 1 l0 3 4 Parlier 3 5 3 6 Tranquillity 5 3 2 4 , 95- M ,.f ,-a-- 1, WE STRETCH OUR MUSCLES! M H M 1 5 s , . K 4 ' fa 4 . . 6 ,Igv .f , 'Q 0 I K 4 6 gt J 7 - I f v 'KYQV E 9 ' , 2 stiti A 1, ii O' 3,4 p , Giving-rt yt . Q4 1, , X ' xl I I.. to R., FRONT: Carol Joyce, Beverly Grimes, Barbara Campbell, Barbara Lones, Carol Collier. April 12 April 26 April 30 May 4 May 12 May 18 May 25 Il: Don Clasrud, Peggy Ginet, Kristie Harris, Marianna Osborne, Val Zacher, Mary Gaham, Laidlaw. ROW III: Lynn Brockman, Margie Geringer, Penny Wayte, Aim Merrill, Sue Thomp- Jeanie Tostenson, Connie Jorgensen, Loralee Wilfong. ROW IV: Gordon Thompson, Larry Bill Lucas, Dick Johnson, Chuck St. John, Dick Zacher, Doug Gross, Hal Coulston, Gary Fisher. CHAMPION SWIM TEAM Practice meet at Roosevelt - won the girls division Practice meet at Roosevelt - won the girls division with Roosevelt and San Jaquin Memorial Swim meet at Hanford - won the B boys and girls division with Lemoore and Hanford Sanger relays - 15 schools attended - won the B boys and girls division - brought home two trophys League meet at Doa Palos - won the meet - brought home the B boys and girls trophys North South Shasta Divisional - won the B boys winning every event and won the girls division, also won the sweepstakes won Volley swim meet - won B boys and girls divisions and sweepstakes Q Kick those feet! ! ' l I That's enough of this HOORAH! 'rw Vxgjxxn Pam' team 3 5 2 3 ig . ' gr. Z Q, 4' n ., A ill? 4. l' , 't V' - ' v f H v i , tt V1,,, W, N hy, ffm , W ,M is , W' naw, ,y MJ, as XL, , W fi KVL! A 141401 sign ,MMAQ-Ti ,A dw . L. to R., FRONT: Manager Leslie Shulman, JoAnna Bischoff, Nancy Hughes, Barbara Sheppard, Carole Mac- Donald, Peggy Manlove, Julie Linschied, Mimi Mann. ROW II: Coach Bill Baird, Torn Lerngo, Keith Wong, Bill Carroll, Mike Knapp, Dick Taylor, Richard Hart, Jim Wood, Kane Wong, Nelson Hayhurst, Coach Fran- cis Fries. TENNIS Out of twenty-five League matches, Bullard captured twenty-four. At the League Tournament they took three out of five events to become the North Sierra League Champions. Four of our players represented the North Sierra League at the Sierra Division Championships and did very well. Team captains for the season were Carole MacDonald and Jim Wood, and the manager was Leslie Shulman. The outstanding boy and girl trophies were presented to Bill Carroll and JoAnna Bischoff for their attitudes, dependability, sportsmanship, court courtesy,co- operation, observing rules, willingness to leam, and ladder play. ovei at the - s dung Info t matter, Ile p 001 with ll Cfs ta Something the N ? ancy you J 7 'fl l GOLF Under the sponsorship of Mr. Alt and Mr. Baird, the golfers of Bullard made plans for drawing up a charter. Matches were played with other schools of the area. This group promises to be the first club which will organize in the fall. X --1 1 we Interested group plan club, L to R., FRONT: Stan Mock, Walt Nelson, Terry Avenall, Bob Blakely, Steve Tierney. ROW II: Steve Shirley, Jon Morris, John Canaday, Roger HUNTER-SAFETY One of the very few valley schools to feature this course, Bullard got an early start in the fall preparatory to pheasant season. The second class culminated in range firing and a picnic for those who passed the course. Sorne of the points of the course were the study and care of equipment, safety and courtesy for hrmters, the his- tory of gun powder and how bullets are made, handling of weapons, construction of various makes of firing arms. Tests in the field were taken by the students and certificates were awarded. Crowley, Richard Simpson. L f fig, .Ji Qs' x J ff E, 1 uv l . l' ' Mysteriously appeared moming of Faculty- Varsity Game YY' Spirit of Bullard S A at Y Was that an out or not? Interesting ball game? Homenm? Our Hardware Mama --That 's high! J 7' 'S . . fvwvn' J -4-1--9---w........... -.--Q-not K ndfffnqf, 'W , 1 .ug J . ...B , : . - ,, ' xI!f?72 The tension mounts ...W .. Who are these people? Almost there Lookout below! Ididn't do it, honest! N HL Fl .Ori 4 Jllkf. QJVEREL PMGU 4 sm, N DAYS , 2 're . V - A ' '. x X 'X J . 3 K , , 1 1 K K gf 2 , x fiffiiff ' All .Y .' Q Y X 4-H'rs leam practical farming skills and aren't afraid of work. They win many prizes at fairs with their pro- jects, Beverly Fors, pres.g Ronnie Bridge, vice-pres.3 Karen Peterson, Sec.g Mike Larimer, t:reas.5 Shirley Fors, re- porter. but they take time for fun, also. Officers are LETTERMEN ORGANIZE Bullard Knights are planning their charter for a letterman organization, to be known as the Block B . All ath- letes who earn the block letter will be eligible for membership. L to R below are Hal Coulston, Junior Hughes, Mike Knapp, and Kenny Driggs planning the club. Shall we call it Block B? Man, that's the most! . 56 Another point? Charge! GIRLS' SPORTS Q . ,K -3, .f . -. ,K o-., ye. , A S.. VR' f K Lynn and Janice try out our new trampoline. X ?L S. J K ii . ' it sefncex ' S Core What's the score? Hardworking crew of Lil' Abner Dance . I ix?-r mmf! ' GAA Hal- loween Ball was one of best dances -'Suv 'flu ..r,...,,,?-Hein Ninth grade Weary slaves dance their troubles away at end Christmas of Slave Sale day. formal f September U XY 1 n ,, The Howdy Dance welcomed students back in X .T X WE GIVE TEN DANCES C' Jimmy chooses Kristie at the Mr. Touchdown Dance Prom Queen contestants await the verdict u I . Mary Lmda Neal IS crowned our first Prom Queen We host the Siena League RALLIES 'Gln 1 9 x U! 4 W JE' M f V, Wk zmgvgnv 3 Q09 Did W X we lose , N 'YN ,411 ,My one? STUNTS f h..,f7 . fu., 1 fy jf 'Shi , 1 I K I Man, those crazy routines! ., v V v ' 3 .deg , v . . ' U Ve 1 H -I I in' 1 5 -an it -bf 'Q -v r s X55 2 WRX 'la my x mir-,f 'W , .jg nl? 5, H., ,M A f, -f . ,,, k twig I V ,,-- Q53 M' Q K ' -,ffl ., Ha ,NLG F, 4 .xt vw, .an 1-...A G :'e g In ..r-,,...-fm IX.-.h 1:95 im., ANL 1 ,H 'X 5111.2 APT! I od f'fi95ff1T:'gp CHESS CLUB Check? At play are Dick Johnson and Chuck St. John. STANDING: Tom Lerrigo, Kane Wong, Charles Pashayan, Rick Underwood, Toni Hughes, Keith Wong, Bob Laidlaw, Dale Oftedal, Charles Wilk- ens. The Chess Club formed this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Joe M. Ginet, a parent, had practice matches with other local high schools, sponsored a booth at the school carnival, and began a collection of chess sets and books about chess. The club was led by the following officers: Jim Wood, presidentg Walt Daley, vice presidentg Chuck St. John, secretary-treasurer. HI-Y CLUB A Valentine Ball, which made money, and club swim parties were the main activities of this group of Junior High School students who met in mem- bers' homes throughout the year. Eddie King was president for the fall semester with Billy Parkes as vice presidentg Conn Shute, treasurer, Keith L. to R., FRONT: Conn Shute, Mike Larimer, Keith Cairnes, Lynn McQuilliams. ROW II: Eddie King, Jim Shaw, Billy Parkes, Chuck Hoover. Cairnes, sergeant at arms. Spring officers were Keith Cairnes, presidentg Billy Parkes, vice presi- can dentg Chuck Hoover, treasurerg Eddie King, ser- geant at arms. Chuck lends the fire station a hand- ,1 u v ' 7 3 fl- -fa Q -'Q . Aff - 'HU 5 Ula'-:L il + L to R, FRONT: Mrs. Utter, sponsor, J. Thaxter, J. Hughes, D. Flaming, J. Sparks, J. Sparks, J. Gorham, S. Humphrey, S. Donlevy, S. Berganlaugh, T. Fabian, S. Smith, C. Wilfong, L. Porteous. ROW II: J. Sandlin, J. Lovay, E. Hadsall, J. Judkins, S. Utter, C. Geringer, J. Bryan, L. Kellas, J. Schlesselman, S. Clark, S. Asbury, M. Hanley. ROW III: A. Bogosian, D. Waugh, J. Simpson, L. Segal, K. Pederson, J. Sharp, S. Walker, L. Willson, K. Thomas. ROW IV: M. Olsen, J. Buck, K. Eckels, S. Waltner, J. Blakely, O. McCoy, L. Mawly, S. Fors, L. Scott, C. Forslind. , JUNIOR G. A. A. J. Hughes, Vice-pres.5 J. Sparks, Pres., J. Sparks, Sec., S. Clark, Point Recorder. 5: I' Hope we don 't fall! new 4. J , R , , , 'X '21, W S. ' 1 'H ' ' A , . Q' ., V. -4 ' - N.. ' - 9 ' . .:' 1 ' V M, - '? ' . J, Iggy' Dniwh AA? ' . 5 Y 'A 'J 1 W 'il' . Q J 'iffy ' JI' ? L to R, FRONT: Miss Gruenenwald, sponsor, Valerie de la Lain, Susan MacDonald, Juliette Giacone, Andrea Littick, Jo Ann Fazio, Ruth Keppler, Julie Linschied, Peggy Manlove, Sandra Dick, Carol Collier, Normalee Tostenson, Dale Henry, Paula Beatty. ROW II: Carole MacDonald, Marlene Feldstein, Danna Arslan, Pam Cooper, Linda Lawrence, Bonnie Olson, Karen Shippey, Mary Gorham, Valerie Zacher, Peti Gorham, Leslie Shulman, Sandi Hickman. ROW III: Karyle Butcher, Betsy Trowbridge, Nancy Hughes, Patsy Farrar, Janis Mode, Suzzanne Carroll, Mary Linda Neal, Ann Merrill, Elaine Stern, Patty Sheppard, Dale Franzke. ROW IV Susan Arnold, Toni Schofield, Carol Jacobsen, Barbara Leavitt, Gay Hoffman, Judy Fisher, Dee Dee Adams, Margie Geringer, Lynn Brown, Connie Boyer, Penny Wayte, Jeri Hill. MW! ., il lv W I Y 4' ah. , ' . 4 5 A fm 5 'f Winning Volleyball Team 'i ll 4' I V Af Cf- , ' W. . . M r -. innmg Deck Tennis Team 4 I fi f. W ' X f Carol Macnonaid, sr. High f , ll I GAA outstanding girl ath- lete. Winners of Horse- shoes f f G A A Winning Basketball Team 0 0 0 55. Q Y . Pe W l meglgg Ma 10v ' et a suntan ershjp caicgvresident ' k it so 1 can S . Szves the ' Unl!00 76 glrls their e s .iiF'Po!',J I fa jf' ge 5 1 yglaf' , 1-I 'L' 'r L. to R., FRONT: Miss Grunenwald, Mrs. Utter, J. Linscheid, M. Feldstein, C. Chenault, J. Morgan, C. Collier, N. Tostenson, F. Obrikat, M. Mann, N. Johnston, M. Neal, J. Mode, P. Farrar. ROW II: R. Hale, J. Scott, V. de la Laing, P. Sheppard, N. Hughes, B. Olson, D. Franzke, L. Shulman, J. Stal- lings, C. MacDonald, J. Tostenson. ROW III: S. Deuber, C. Abbott, D. Arslan, S. MacDonald, P. Cooper, B. Trowbridge, S. Dick, L. Brown, F. Ke- ran, J. Fisher, C. Gillis. ROW IV: J. Forslind, D. Johnson, C. Boyer, L. Adams, M. Knapp, D. Moon, C. St. John, W. Daley, B. Lucas, J. Wood. SLOPE DOPES The ski club 's Le Soire Enchante , a semi formal, in April featured a beautiful French decor and interesting refreshments. Several ski trips and a car wash were also sponsored by this active group. Officers for the year were Jim Wood, presidentg Penny Alexander, vice presidentg Carole MacDonald, secretary-treasurer. Assistant sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Utter and Mr. Olds. Our sponsors, Miss G and John 4 Enders, at Le Soire Enchante . , 3??3fi' ,fbi Af., ,I I .3 ggi, J' 2.2 D ,gl 5, ' fl jg. . V1 V . X , ' I Mrs. Larrabee goes to Eu- rope 1? x?J,gfXZ, V. K f fv, 'f' as ,iv 5 If wht, A n Z W1, Q , , We eat out a lot! THCSE X LAST DAYS! Fresno gets hot! Q, ,, Y' know, formals ARE more fun! u lS 'ht-A ' Joan Hughes proudly displays to Margie Muldoon, Sandy DeLiddo, 8: Betty Jo Schwartz, the new dress she has selected SUELLEN'S, ln beautiful Fig Garden Village is a complete shop for sub-teens exclusively. Your headquarters forg Bonnie Doon Sox, White Stag Sport Clothes, Catalina Swim Suits, and all top lines in dresses. Your dreams come true at X SUELLENS Palm and Shaw Best W ishes from Junior Hughes and Celeste Mealey admire shoes at A I - V BECKY s. JACK 79' 9 l Lmfb TO BULLARD HI Shoes for teens Al Radka 1nterv1ews Celeste Mealey, Janxce Carey Joann Hoop Becky Bartlett Doug Jensen Pete Bartlett and Nancy Johnston HI Bullard' From Al Radko s Open House and the Staff of KFRE KFRE TV. KRFM WE HAVE A GENUINE INTEREST IN THE Sacceu OF BULLARD HIGH Q R -A 31511 59,5- ph- 129' WxHson vxsli the p d RuSYY Lynn an O FERTILIZERS SEEDS INSECTICIDES HERBICIDESGSULPHURS MELVILLE E WILLSON COMPANY 1805 No LaFayette Avenue Fresno AD 3 3177 V : -1 ' , 1 ' N 5 Q 9 T .g-- A V ,fn 5 - X T T u - f T . , 8, , Q .S J. ,T T... - V W- rf?-PT' ' 'Sv .E 'Ugg f., ' an IFJ! 3 . . 4, .- Y ' f I I I I . , - . BULLARD KNIGHTS WE SALUTE YOU Janice Bczmy, center, shows some new stock Lo Mary Linda Neal d Mike Knapp School Supplies We Hove the Most, to Say the Least llril Fulton AM 4-2837 Jf61faynesd5on AUTOMOTIVE PARTS A09 M STREET FRESNO 1. CALIFORNIA ,ff Best Wishes for Bullard's my 5 Continued Success CARROLL H. BAIRD PITTABS For effective and simple Wim-afvw-f-.W , I . swimming pool chonnatlon A. R. ZACHER COMPANY, INC. Fresno 200 Santa Fe Avenue San Francisco lnclustrial Chemicals - ll5 Stewart St. POTTER-FIG GARDEN-DRUGS Potter Sulutes the Students of Bullard High: Congratulations and Cond Luck' Corner of Palm and Shaw Barbara Campbell, rrght gets the personal attentron of the Potter Staff We're Builders of Commercial, Industrial and Public Buildings HARRIS CQNSTRUCTION CO., INC. 264 Palm Ave. Fresno, California Q52 R557 Fulton and Merced f ' ' . on ashuons for the Miss to the Mrs AM 6.8181 You'll apgrecgate the Eomplete selec- t' n r 'n n - iLT..Zf 3.3m olnfZQ fC.'?T?ln3nSo.5Z2- COOPER'S tive service whether you buy or browse. ar 't , FRESNC S FINER STORE 1' 1 . . . Welcomes in the New School Year I With Complete Selections in Campus ' X' ,ll Y Wear. ima Fulton sf. X' ADums 3-7433 Jill Blosser shows Richard Hart, Valerie do lc Laing and Bob Baker the merits of the newest in rackets. For All Your Athletic Needs See BLOSSERS SPORT EQUIPMENT U24 Fulton Sf. Fresno California Z ED GILLIS f ri- 1016 wesfshqw SUPREME . , N ml., Fresno California Phone BA 7-2826 Ronnie Appling waits his turn as Bob Bianco gets prcttied FIG GARDEN VILLAGE BARBER SHOP Expert borbering service, whether if be o Flat Top, Boogie, Crew Cut, or Regular. Yes, our store is delightfully cooled by refrigeration. Lowell Wilkinson, Prop. I vlils . it i Y..--m-v Chipper Pashayan and Hal Coulston compare their sport jobs 'ill 1-1r ' ' N is .10A0lUrTrrTli:lIPEl2i'E JKNIT6 R SU P PLY. I NC. SAN JOAQUIN PAPER AND JANITOR SUPPLY, INC. Wholesalers of Paper and .laniforial Service Wally Kluh and Buddy Buxgan looking over the polroid camera at WEISFIELD JEWELERS II39 Fulton Sf. Phone AM 8-6674 The home of perfect diamonds and shock proof watches, 28 Iarge stores in the West io serve you. Best ofll isfzes to all the classes Ill Bullard Ili. from DANIELS COLUMBIA 921 Broadway Fresno, California Home Furnishings since 1928 Tom Lerrigo and Charles Fischer look at Back to School clothes at CORNER TULARE AND BROADWAY gl l l X J 1,3 WJ 0 .V XJ lust betueen us . . . T17CfP,S only one plant to shop' EASTERN 3' Selection Style Service Prnce Try our easy new credlt plan Up to 6 months to pay Best of Luck to lfullarrl Hi. School rom DAN DEE TOWEL CO 7'l7 Voorman Phone AD 3 2654 The ABC s of good attire iluays 'H COFFEE S ,,4,,a,4 Campus Clothes THE CANDY CANE TOY SHOP Fug Garden Village 712 W Shaw Fresno FCC LICENSED PERSONNEL AUTO RADIO SERVICE CO Fred Maeder Owner Spffzafz ma In ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 1 05ff af l Phones Bus A Res B 3229 Tulare Ml'1erS1' 8 CD vlsadero 8. Tulo e Sts Aldwln 7 3383 Fresno Calif IROLA S landscape service floral design 3204 N Van Ness Blvd Ph BA 9 6566 Fresno 4 California fformerly Oliver s The Lance staff W1ShCS to express apprecrauon to Mr Galen Larsen photographer and to Mr Warren Brockman prlot for donatlng the aerlal photos used on the end sheets The Lance X as prmted by the American Year book Company of Hanrubal Mrssourr Mr Drck Lrdholm of Fresno Cahfornra was our photographer We wrsh to thank James Agar for helpmg rn the prrnung of snapshots We wrsh to thank Mr Che ter Jones of Hellbron Jones for spcclal courtesles durlng the last day s rush of photo prrntrng Thanks to Dale Oftedal for our cover desrgn Q , f A A ' A 'lf , . . CAR 'ffllil f 1' ZVICIL' nt l.YSY'.-ll,l,- THIN . - i ' r ' , ' ' . . 3 I :QV f ,ff L1 f K A 1 f 7' 'V 2. 7.3 5, .IMI MY 1957 LANCE This is a record of Bullard HI To treasure ancl read As the years fly by Watch how we grow My school ancl I Name . . Class of 19.