Bullard High School - Lance Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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WILLARD OLDS Biology Coach Just give me two minutes- DONALD MERTENS Drama, English And I maintain-' 1 --............, JOHN RYSKA Geometry, Physics -and his name is John, just like mine! ROBIN RUSH, P.E., Coach Now wait a minute. You can't dribble a football! ,ffsgv 4' I I .-2 .l , ,,,, .f Wy. , N- MILDRED SCULLY Social Science, Homemaking As ye sew, so shall ye rip! EDWARD SI-IAHZADE What happened to my Round Table? I 2. 'N GEORGE WHEELER Librarian, English Your library-the heart of your school. DONALD WREN History No floating eye- balls now! WH V Q, 'Vfii Ig--.'k, ,ef Y K ' ' ,L 4 V17 :,1fm1 'f ' f I 4, 'sy ,f Q Q f- WM My-www-M , A, Aw , M, gum, 4,5151 4 ' 0' , . ,49T4lx1.:Q?: ' Q 1- ' 3. 4 ' MW W,,,,i,,,4, V- vwktigyvz W. gim- wir 1 , . 'A we ,f . A 1 :Ma ij q Wifiiil , . , ' wi V, ,ESS A , f awfyi, s, , 3 W r w 1 'ff-1 X 'Q 1 1 Ms' 5:1 7' Klum ' fi sms' A Siva' A my .af 1 '- W 0 4 any A-J-A-'if 'Z fl 445' 1. 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V ' ' ' x iw 4 A 1 X K ,...if, jj ' , 1' 'A Jiygf If N if lip f 3' X . ps V X 1 f- bl if xx iw K gi., b K, gh K Y X 'X Nw RX X fi 3- ' www x X ' Q -1, I ' f nf, , V ffkw73, WSF ' q nz, A JE A a -Wi W 'ips Bob Baker Valerie Batten Patty Becktold Donald Beymer ACTIVITIES: Baker--Forensicsg CSFg Student Councilg Footballg Tennisg Base- ballg Rally Commissionerg Boys' Athletic Commissionerg Basketballg Student Body President. Batten--Transferred to Bullard Fall Semester of 19585 Participated in all class activities. Becktold--Yell Leaderg GAA3 Swim Teamg Rally Com- missiong Dance Committees. Beymer--Trackg Dance Committees. Bishop--Presi dent Future Nurses' Clubg Advanced Junior Achievement Awardg Representative to Clovis Rodeog Future Nurses' Club. Blakeley--CSFQV CSF Presidentg Trackg Foot- ballg Cross-Countryg Junior Class Vice Presidentg Lettermen Club. Blosser-- Knights Patrolg Student Councilg Class Treasurerg CAAg CSFg CSF Vice Presidentg Student Courtg Social Commissionerg Empress of Roman Banquetg Grounds Com- missionerg Dance Committeesg Promg Plays. Bogosian--Footballg Publications. Katherine Bishop Bob Blakeley Jill Blosser Joe Bogosian 5 2 wk -W sVr3v nw -wi Y V 7 f 415' 3 A 44? 1, gf M591 75-,Q , m I . ww R W-7. fl, .Z ' wal N 7, 3 ., if eww ff , H , R' , ' k ' ,E J , ' ' f , , f , , ' ff M V hh ,,w,3l' my ,af 4 ,ff 5 s 4 5 ,gi in agp, 35 if Qkw f 1' A I 1 ,Q v. . , M 3, .RRY E r M G ' 'Um f. ,gr 3. .ff 41, , , 'turf Carol Gertner Sandi Getchell Carol Gillis ACTIVITIES: Gertner--GAA5 Ski Clubg Dance Committees. Getchell--Transferred to Bullard Fall Semester of 19583 Dance Committeesg Senior Queen Representative to the Sweetheart Swirlg Modeling. Gillis--GAA5 Ski Clubg Ski Teamg Ski Club Vice-President. Gramis--Lettergirlg Dance Committeesg Promg Tennis. Gustafson --Dance Committeesg Participated in all class activities. Hadsall--GAA5 Future Teachers' Clubg CSF5 Dance Committeesg Orchestra. Hale--Ski Clubg GAA Dance Committees. Halseth, B.--Footballg Football Managerg Swimming Managerg Stu- dent Councilg Bandg Orchestrag Wrestling. Halseth, K.--Golfg Basketballg Math Clubg Transferred to Bullard Fall Semester of 1958. Kathy Hadsall Randi Hale Bob Halseth Elaine Gramis Linda Gustafson Ken Halseth as 1 f bmp. . '? :J yy, 'A f- v f ' Z k ' , . ..,-- ',:11.,i3:3., ..v.- M V M ,W 1, Y k A Y.. i R W xx, ,, 0 ' of! Wif1'T if in 2' irq, wg, .X 7 Q v I . si' gpg A '53 ,W fi Z 27 .,Q,,:-4: , ,G gf Ly s x u .uf M x ,ff I k v f' ! g V gi l M5 af' +4 'nga W ,M 5 , Qi , yy , .ru 4' f ,fra U -f ,rg af ,-M. t Q -1 5 fb ' ., he A V .f ix gwgwiut iv K A '15 . ylyyi Lynne Murphy Charles Oliver Pat Parker Charles Pashayan ACTIVITIES: Murphy--Ski Clubg Dance Committeesg Playsg GAA. Oliver--Ski Clubg Ski Teamg Trackg Football. Parker--Chomsg TVLiteraryPane1g 1958 Graduation Daisy Chaing GAAg Playsg Laboratory Assistantg Student Librarian. Pashayan--StudentCounci1g Playsg Footballg CSF Life Memberg CSF Presidentg NFL Presidentg Math Clubg LettermenC1ubg Chess Clubg Chief Justice5 Student Court. Phillips--Senior Partyg Participated in all class activities. Plagge--Base- ballg Basketballg Talent Showg Prom5 Dance Committeesg Frontier Dayg Senior Boys' Slumber Party. Psaltis--Rallymang Swimmingg Basketballg Footballg Letter men Club. Redwine--Future Teachers' Clubg Participated in all class activities. Kay Phillips Cary Plagge Larry Psaltis Charlene Redwine Jerry Reeves Ross Richardson Jud Robinson Kirby Sabin ACTIVITIES: Reeves--Participated in all class activities. Richardson--Bandg Or- chestrag Honor Bandg Football. Robinson--Baseballg Trackg Class President '565 Class Vice President '57g Boy's Athletic Commissionerg Student Council '56-'595 Promg Football. Sabin--Ski Club President and Vice President '58-'59. Sanderson-- Future Nurses Secretary '57, Vice President '575 Chorusg Swim Team. Scott--l.etter- girlg Ski Clubg Dance Committees. Sharp--GAA5 Charger Staff. Sheppard--Sopho- more Class Vice Presidentg GAA3 Ski Clubg Tennis Teamg Student Council '56-'573 Pep Girl '595 Ski Team '59g Jr. Class Play '58, Lynn Sanderson Judy Scott Cherrie Sharp Patty Sheppard Barbara Sheppard Karen Shippey Steve Shirley Jim Showalter ACTIVITIES: Sheppard--GAAg Tennis Teamg Ski Clubg Dance Committeesg Swim Team. Shippey--Tennis Teamg Ski Clubg GAA5 Pep Girl Alternate '585 Rally Commission '58. Shirley--Golfg Trackg Footballg Student Council. Showalter--Base- ballg Football. Shulman--Swim Teamg Tennis Teamg GAAg CSF5 Lettergirlsg Ski Clubg Student Council. Bob Smith--Trackg Baseballg Basketball. Stern--Forensicsg Bandg Speechg Future Nurses President '57-'58g GAA5 CSF. Stone--Footballg Chess Clubg Forensicsg Debate. Leslie Shulman Bob Smith Elaine Stern Dennis Stone Randy Stover Dick Taylor Normalee Tostenson Bob Tucker ACTIVITIES: Stover--Audio-Visualg Playsg Publications. Taylor--Footballg Bas- ketballg Tennisg Cross Countryg All City Basketball Teamg Lettermen Clubg Sergeant-of-Arms of Hi-Y. Tucker--Participated in all class activities. Tosten- son--Student Body Treasurerg Student Councilg Ski Clubg GAAQ Student Body Social Commissionerg Dance Committeesg President of Letter Girls 3 Promg Horne- coming Queeng Football Carnival Queen. Van Buren--Participated in all class ac- tivities. Vaughan--Footballg Playsg Student Councilg Baseball. Ward--Trans- ferred to Bullard Spring 19595 Golf. Wayte--Senior Class Secretary-treasurerg Stu- dent Body Girls' Athletic Commissionerg GAA Presidentg GAA Pep Girl alternateg Swimmingg Student Councilg Promg Dance Committeesg CSF3 Ski Club. Alex Van Buren Jim Vaughan David Ward Penny Wayte Oh, John, you're a living doll! Aw, heck, girls bother me! .Q x Yes, they have time to play around now But wait 'til they have senior problems! JN ' ft? I ff X ' yi: Oh, to be a carefree underclassman again! Will you step into my parlor--? f 4 , milf fga -, .Ei f V ' u ,ar Q 2 9 50 if' .A 1 if 'Q- ii W V 'gin , 6 942 6' I, . L I ' jg Inn-n1-I Mwff' 'van A 4 K , Q 5 'aw V VV' A , - , Y , 4 -. .. 'J , ,. L' ., Lf JM ,X V ,N , ,,,..,1,, - x. V 4 mi, L . M Y X 'V Q A EX iii. 924 A if V QM, W 1 D. 6 F A 41-11-- -4 , Q. 1--..--- .. -g,1 '.--2 - I-, --nn: 1 .-'I- a- 2 -nn-nn ,, ,..,....A.u4 W, -una. , - 4 , Y 1 4 4, Wi 'w ,y'4 sig? kmwvwwf W ,nw FRONT ROW: Lorena Rogers, Connie Jorgensen, Lynn Harvey, Vicki Dauphin, Sharon Wright, Linda Peterson, Celeste Mealey. ROW II: Beverly Grimes, Silvia Silva, Marilynne Call, Arlene Magarian, Roy Klein, Jim Hall, Don Glasrud. ROW III: Jack Reed, Ed Manning, Doug Jensen, Richard Walker, Nelson Hayhurst, Bill Carroll. ROW IV: Jay Erbes, Rod Coburn, Maurice Kaasa, Bill Harrison, Roger Hougland. FRONT ROW: Frances Obrikat, Bonnie Spickard, Darlene Daniels, Karen Flaming, Patsy Humphreys, Jeanie Tostenson. ROW II: Gale Smith, Diane Peters, Pat Dick, Helen Eliason, Marilyn Doswald, Corky Newburg, Hal Kissler, Ray Fowler. ROW III: Tim Gill, Gary Schmitz, Don Rojas, Terry Long, Don Hazeltine, Ron Manfredo, Ron Wyckoff, Gary Fisher. ROW IV: Kenn Cooper, Ralph Slavich, Jeff Pickford, Doug Murphey, Tony Klein, Dean Davis, Mike Smith, John Robinson. FRONT ROW: Barbara Pennington, Joan Graham, Beth Hamish, Marguerite Hilditch, Leilani DuBois, Susie Schafer. ROW II: Jerilyn Green, Mary Patterson, Sue Carrell, Kristie Harris, Loralee Wilfong, Joan Laidlaw, Karyle Butcher. ROW III: Dennis Avakian, Priscilla Wenter, Diane Jenkins, Barbara Fautz, Mimi Mann, Gerald Osantowski, Jim Thacker. ROW IV: Ward Kimble, Bob Kyne, Tom Roberts, Lonnie Allen, Tom Roughton, John Kenshalo, Jim Johnson. A Q - if FRONT ROW: Peggy Cinet, Rosa Whitledge, Sharon Henry, Karen Sugden, Karen Delane, Sherrie Nan, Judy Winther ROW II' Steve Hoffman Sam Ganimian Karen May Eva Mar Smith Nanc Denn Kathleen - ' 1 i ! Y i Y yi Buck. ROW III: Jim Ferris, Ray Russel, Charles Wilkins, Bill Farris, John Christenson, Bob Watson. ROW IV: Marvin Melikian, Ken May, Steve Fisher, Bill Lauck, Stanley Stansell, Bob Goldman. FRONT ROW: Beverly Fors, Nancy Duckhorn, Peggy Stamoules, Lindy Cope, Judy McKnight, Penny Osburn, Veralee Kilmer, Joie Baird. ROW II: Ron Montgomery, Buddy Burgan, Mary Kay Kelly, Ann Merrill, Bruce Belman, Jim Hardy, Ken Poythress, ROW III: Ken Var1Meter, John Alberts, Wyant McAvoy, Ron Bridge, John Powers, Rudy Gray, Robert Harvey. ROW IV: Mark Hubbard, James Agar, Alex King, Ron Musselman, Bob Sternfels, Jim Perry, Mickey McMahan. FRONT ROW: Bette Flores, Billie Johnson, Cenella Hunter, Cynthia Malone, Joann Raxter, Ann Anderson, Alberta Branker, Susan Wilkins, Val Zacher. ROW II: Bob Pricer, Lynne Enders, Betty Anne Thomas, Barbara Lones, Linda Sue Prine, Karen Melikian, Bev Vorperian, Janice Beatty, Jeri Stallings. ROW III: Keith Mohr- husen, Richard Shehaday, Bob Bianco, Barbara Campbell, Kora Weaver, Nancy Turney, Shirlie Hayes, JoAnna Bischoff. ROW IV: Dennis Webb, Randy Kraus, Ron Appling, Colin Campbell, Martin Sharp, Steve Tierney, Brooke McCreer, Richard Ransom, Robert Ransom, Dale Hobe. ii ' Q f ' fy ' TZ,'5' I 39,40 g,e'7' Q 32413 Q ik: 1' V 1 . 14. 'r 'fiqfix ' -vu 1 wwf, , ,W ., W? I Y , WQBIA ff Q .,. Y P135 nz, 3 W A . VMKMR., '4 4 K Q . Qifff 'cd- guys 345 va 4 3 Here 's the way it goes-- C3 v 'S 5 XX Z .3 I Stop eating the centerpiece! The way to a man s heart is-- 'f IQ vi- 522' ,E ll 1' Loan me your book cover for next period! 1 ',-in I think you do it this way--I think! Hurry up, Shelly, this test is timed! 'Wa This is OUR song! FRONT ROW: Joan Hughes, Marcia Drennon, Jane Looney, Sharon Volpa, Toni Fabian, Ann Armor, Judy Barnett, Sarah Zentner, Rosanna Spiers. ROW II: Jane Schlesselman, Jo-el Thaxton, Jeanne LaVoy, Betty Ann Tueller, Karen Eckels, Karen Peterson, Sharon Tilly, Sharon Mohrhusen. ROW III: Jeanie Simpson, Susan Waltner, Joanna Goble, Susan Walker, Leslie Kellas, Susan Duncan, Pat McPheeters. ROW IV: Richard Manning, Bob Bremner, Malcolm Chaddock, Brent Parret, Chuck Wood, John Williams. FRONT ROW: Joyce Sparks, Sandy Fabris, Suzanne Pashayan, Sally Squires, Jeanette Willis, Linda Redwine, Diane Rouda, Valerie Johnson. ROW II: Doug Pipes, Kathy Eckrnan, Carol Brent, Sharon Smith, Nancy Sat- terwait, Carol Cunningham, Tim Oldfield. ROW III: David Breetwor, Carl Bittle, Les Pennington, Charles Barrett, Bob Stuart, Robert Vaughan, Larry Watters, Don Rathbone. ROW IV: Rusty Hill, Francis Holterman, Lewis Dunne. Dick VanRozeboom, Jim Nalls, Doug Smith, Tom MacDonald. 1 0 QD 5 FRONT ROW: Ann Schober, Janice Sparks, Sherry Humphreys, Patty Flynn, Ellen Green, Kathy Holmes, Jayne Argentino. ROW ll: John Said, John Pace, Dave Sinton, Carole Glotz, Linda Scott, Bill Watters, Frank Wallace, Craig Wood. ROW III: Jim Broadwell, Jeff Christensen, Bob Haire, Harty Sirabian, Stanley Jenan- yan, Curtis Travis, Hugo Noroyan. ROW IV: Phil Winston, Richard Steitz, Sammy Snell, Tom Carberry, Keith Thompson, Clinton Mart. N' 1 M : ,.., at ,,.. LP IX FRONT ROW: Sandy DeLiddo, Shirley Fors, Kathy Rustigian, Pat Harvey, Andrea Bogosian, Moreen Light- body, Marlene Morelli, Shirley Perkins. ROW II: Roby Strachan, Clark Penfield, Gary Bailey, Eleanor Brovxm, Judy Gollihur, Bill Kaboos, Sidney Alvord. ROW Ill: Neal Kiggens, Ron Bigard, Rich Jevardian, Steve Yates, Dave Tallant, Jim MCBrian, Kyle Nutt. ROW IV: Joe Bolkavatz, Ron Goff, Chuck Hamilton, John Eberwine, Lee Schultz, Steve Sommerstrom, Jim Barnum. FRONT ROW: Geri Agbashian, Judy Blakely, Joyce Richardson, Judy Judkins, DeeDee Waugh, Sharon Psaltis, Karen Klint. ROW ll: Bill Spaulding, Tom Alexander, Bill Wright, Tom Cook, Pat Smith, Dave Halseth, Charlotte Kruse. ROW III: John Harris, Leland Puryear, Kamie Tutenjian, Jim Eberwine, Bill Coulston, Eddie Costa, Larry Turner, Judy Jacobson. ROW IV: Gene Pawlick, Harold McAvoy, Bob Wilson, Bill Sanderson, Rodie Hill. Rav Mosesian, Gene Biglione, Dave Parker. or y,.'. FRONT ROW: Martha Harris, Janice Moore, Sara Bowen, Jacquie Sharp, Denise Fiske, Carol Nan, Gail Jones, Barbara Kuykendall. ROW Il: Walter Breese, Cam Forslind, Olivia McCoy, Jeanie Woods, Marva Olsen, Judy Buck, Carole Tompkins, Alan Benov, Jerry Howell. ROW III: Dennis Helenhouse, Richard Smith, Ron Oliver. John Mastro, Wally Kluh, John Masten, Dennis Sanne, Pat Stanley. ROW lV': Carl Kaufman, Mars' U man, Ron Peterson, Bob Knapp, Glenn Dillon, Ronald Hall. Bruce Wardlaw. , if Q: QQ. 'Y' mf fr Gad FRONT ROW: Barbara Beldyk, Betty James, Mary MaCFarland, Joan Garborino, Lynn Willson, Elaine Hadsall. ROW II: Judy Powers, Pat Taylor, Jackie Rowan, Pat Morgan, Lynn Mawby. ROW III: Gordan Fake, Mike Scherr, Pat Gilmore, Gloria Sinopoli, Judy Westfall. ROW IV: Allen Allen, Joe Figgs, Gilbert Hammond, Darwin Royer, Richard Musacchio, Del Henderson, John Johnston. A tense moment in the gr:-mdstand. maggie ,...A aww E Wai J .X,-- 4 , nrtiipnf fe-- IFRS I like it when we can eat the table decorations! I ll' 1 'HELP! LAST MINUTE CRAMMING Good to the last drop! u v-' - ,p wfx 1 X s. 1 ff ,- 1 1, .5 A -'f N . F N .J ln? J, , W 5.1 N Z ig? If as M wr. f t V L, ' X '4Fz2i. A l 1 , if 1 L A 3, ' I AQ 5,mT,, f A X xx am M wwwwg:'ELl,f.iqV V, wr fi?f'f 1 , ,, , l, Tl 8 . ' A A .L 3 ,. ?f xl ,Y K' , 5 -,nga X 1 Y x ? M 4 , wmv ,num-.V ml. ww, aw. -., 0,4 FRONT ROW: Penny Schaaf, Judy Wood, Wanda Tailent, Pat Madden, Kay Billings, Wendy de la Laing, Patti Handloss, Diane Flaming, Susan Kendall. ROW II: Richard Halvorsen, Jayme Kahn, Mike Larimer, Joe Figgs, Dyke Hale, Alfred Corrente, Marion Dauphin, Jim Gollihur. ROW III: Ted Starkel, Phil Erro, Robert Coe, Robert Reid, Alan Hancock, Paul Darbinian, Doug Bradford, Jim Knapp, Ed King. ROW IV: Richard Julianna, Lance Wallick, Terry Tierney, Mike Cooper, David Davidson, Tom Brewster, Jerry Cavalero, Tom Edholm. FRONT ROW: Betty Jo Swartz, Judy Johnson, Joann Stevens, Elaine Leudeking, Charlene Hallaian, Carole Hoffman, Delores Bane, Sue Tucker. ROW II: Larry Kragh, Ross Gray, Judy Walker, Carole DeLanty, Nancy Turk, Bonnie Holston, Sharon Herbert. ROW Ill: Don Zody, Ricky Hartman, Warren Stallings, Penn Hand- werker, Douglas Yates, John Dudley, Waymon Kissler, Jack Schlesselman. ROW IV: Bob Knowles, Tom Persons, Rickv Stearns, Eric Biglione, Tom Borchardt, Mark Verble. is FRONT ROW: Nancy Lake, Cathy Mitchell, Vera Wallace, Sandy Ratchford, Joanna Genco, Frances Gray, Susan Asbury, Pat Tomblin, Linda McCavin. ROW II: Tim McCabe, Linda Bondoc, Janet Sanders, Jeanne Thomas, Barbara Miller, Beverly Smith, Kathy Norton, Susan Taylor. ROW III: Jon Goble, Jim Pickford, Richard Turl, Robert Brosmer, Jim Jacobsen, Joe Martinez, John Fiel, Jan Johnson. ROW lV: Mike Halseth Tom McKenzie, Lynne McQuilliams, Robert Chamblee, Paul Bourzac, Tom Diamond. ' 'u FRONT ROW: Jeannie Sandlin, Nancy Ferguson Sara Beatty, Carole Musselman L I , , es ie Bronstein, Betsy Karrer, Sharon Simpkins, Sandy Gross. ROW II: Lorna Caplan, Alice Eliason, Becky Bartlett, Susan Defoe B ' S f ' ' onnie tone, Sally Smith, Myrna Tavares, Bernadette Spano, Karen Koshgarian. ROW III: Greg Underdoirvn Galen Fisher, Mort Crawford, Barbara Hobe, Janet Zealer, Diane Beaumont Mary Plaunt Pat Hall. ROW IV John Mulhern, Kelly Jones, Clifford Gay, Irwin Chow, Louis Sorsky, John Tenny, David llincent. FRONT ROW: Linda Parli, Diane Barents, Donna Ames, Sandra Brown Pam Everson, Sue Langle , Heidi 1 Y Hatch, Christie Hewson, Janell Robinson. ROW II: lla Smith, Noell Villalor, Francis DeBenedetto, Lindsey P C l ' ' ' orteous, aro e Wilfong, Mary Lou Underwood, Pam Cresse, Cherl Walker, Joanne Hoop, Bruce Nelson. ROW III: Patty Flowers, Beverly Moon, Steve Ruley, Kit Mealey, Kermit Minor, Cary Halseth, Merrill White, Danny Harkin, Jerry Sulliger. ROW IV: Don Johnston, Larry Reynolds, Gary Underwood, Phil Couls- ton, Bob Hinkle, Jeff Heller, Ronnie Dennison, Mike Grimes, Mike Corway, Bob Hardy. i E :--J FRONT ROW: Don Goforth, Peter Pierre, Tom Bailey, Gregg Sappington, Pat Sullivan, Leon Crosby, Beverly Burgett, Carol Barents. ROW II: Tim Nolt, Bill Neal, Jim Prine, Billy Parkes, Conn Shute, Judy Travis, Phyllis Patterson, Sue Childers. ROW III: Jim Green, Bob Kelly, Kenny Daniels, Jim Shaw, Richard Holter- ma D F I I' ' 'H ' ' n, ave ow er, A ice Perkins, Maru. Denny. ROW IV: Clinton Collins, Glenn Shotz, Jim Johns, David Adams, Bob Lucas, Norman Allington, Jimmy Huey, Nick Parenti. 71 Dr. and Mrs. Tostenson greet their guests. Come and get it! Your lipstick is on crooked. Mrs. Zacher, busy as usual! O I I The Parent-Teachers Association presented a panel discussion on the topic of teenager-parent relations. Many PTA mothers spent weeks at the school cataloguing the new books in the library. The club sponsored a pot luck dinner honoring the teachers and a mixed -up fashion show entitled Gut Guys Are Dolls. The Boosters Club, a service organization composed J , L, if, and then we could have another drive entirely of men, paid for our new band uniforms by sponsoring a fireworks stand near the school. The group plans to repeat the project this June to raise additional funds. What are doing after the show, If doll? Q fs-X! J e .fi x FRONT ROW: Barbara Campbell, Janice Sparks, Val de la Laing, Pat Taylor, Judy Buck, Sarah Zentner, Sharee Buckenberger. ROW II: Marion MacKinnon, Toni Fabian, Barbara Fautz, Lynne Enders, Terry Allen, Jeanne LaVoy. ROW III: Sharon Wright, Mike Knapp, Hal Kissler, Jud Robinson, Dave Moon, Bill Harrison, Jim DeRemer. o Seemed 5 Bob Baker, student body president, all in smiles. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: Dave Moon, boys' ath- letic comm., Val de la Laing, social comm., Terry Allen, rally comm., Jud Robinson, chief justice, Nancy Hughes, secretary, Jim De Remer, treasurer, Vicki Dauphin, girls' athletic comm. NOT PICTURED: Ron Musselman, grounds comm. ,,.fwnur ' Bill Harrison, student body vice president, pauses a moment. x l 3 5 fs 1.3 1' 1 ffil H, A If 'X I Musik ff Y ii -,A x My iw 4 hkfaifk 11 vb :ga - t iww ii i ' ep XJA 1 'Q' . L Qiif 3 5 . xi , ,, - N i A I , '- ,J QE? 'F' '94, A fav x ' Q ' J, V W , WU, 4 f , .rf 3 , Y 255' ' . f 130 as Q, A ' Uv -mn. M ML , ' W Y z af, v 1 f L1 0 Q X 11 .ly 1 W I B ,.. In v 'lf' .. 6 ,, . , . X' W tsl? . A NX QQ 53 'f' -256 X. 1 -Jv- X .- s ,,, 34 ,X at is - 3, A 1. X , ,L My V . ' 3. . , M w x g ' . ' 4 5 si A Vg 4- ' T' .-. 4 4 I L, 1, - 52? ,M ,, , S . ' 4 qm- Q , 1 ' av P 1 i ' ' 9 4' 'Ai-,, ' ,gk ff' w 5 ' ' ' . -: A -- f vb f - ,,':- , 2: -M ., r pf? ve ., ,fn , : . - , - .Jiri 5 fig if lilyap 21 nf, il' .L 4 Q: cf' 1- 15 -px it M R! , I . , A ' ' -. :fl 9733, Q jg ,WT ' V w '-'X ,zff b - - A w-Q. 1 3 if Illia ::.:?H 9 55,645 -ii5ei,gfif 3 Q ,Q ., ji. 3 ,Q A VL Q 4 -. ,f r- i :Lb-4, 'V' 'X fu f - Q-m,.,,., if Dyk., Am- 1-gm , ff-jj' fi' ig 5 , Q 4 mio.. . H. . ' xx yy ln' 'Y 1 , L 0. - k ,gs .. N N 4 i A x 5 V ' ' ' ' Abfmw., NAA , I 1' ,- A ' A P 9055396 x . M, ,f V 7 A W X K, , Ki, , MN. . M M, ij!!! Q - ' An J' Q , '5'TQ 'I 6 3' PEP GIRLS: ROW I: Vicki Dauphin, Lynn I-Iarvey, Kristie Har- ris. ROW II: Pam Cooper, Nancy ,M J Y Hughes , Patty She p- pard. Q 'Ili' Q 591 ALTERNATES: SEATED: Karen Shippey, Judy Scott. STANDING: Penny Wayte, Donnette Baird, Jeanie Tostenson. LETTERGIRLS: Julie Linscheid, Carol Chenault, Leslie Shulman, Jeri I-Iill, Susan Arnold, Elaine Cramis, Judy Miller, Val de Ia Laing, Sandy Dick, Nor- rnalee Tostenson. FRONT ROW: Judy McKnight, Barbara Lones, Lynn Willson, Sherry Humphreys, Ann Armor, Ann Anderson, Jeanie Tostenson, Alberta Branker. ROW II: Richard Manning, Gordon Fake, Bob Bremner, Wally Kluh, Marvin Melikian, Jeanie LaVoy, Eddie Manning. ROW III: Patsy Humphrey, Jeff Pickford, John Robinson, Toni Fabian, Hal Kissler, Rudy Grey, Carole Brant. Wa- Z The Hi -Y is a service organization open to 50 students in good standing. Its main objective is to further participation of Bullard students in school and community affairs. The club was organized last spring. President Ed Manning was sent to Sacramento to attend the Model Legislature and to present a bill making three -lane highways illegal. Manning's bill was passed. Several social activities were held during the year. Offezaw 'I Came Down the Big Hill' President - -Ed Manning Vice -President - -Wally Kluh Secretary - -Burkie Branker Treasurer - -Buddy Burgan Historian - -Barbara Lones I f 5713 I FRONT ROW: JoAnna Bischoff, Val Zacher, Elaine Stern, Kathy Hadsall, Ann Britten, Lynne Enders, Jill Blosser, Marion MacKinnon, Joyce Sparks, Janice Sparks. ROW II: Judy Kragh, Margurite Hilditch, Sharon Tilly, Cathy Holmes, Sarah Zentner, Susan Walker, Julie Linscheid, Doug Jensen, Leslie Shulman. ROW III: John Pace, Gene Pawlick, Doug Pipes, Bob Blakeley, Penny Alexander, Connie Jorgenson, Frances Keran, Jerilyn Green, Sue Carrell ROW IV: Tom Lerrigo, Bob Baker, Terry Allen, Charles Pashayan, Elaine I-Iadsall, Susan Waltner, Leslie Kellas, Helan Eliason. ROW V: Nelson Hayhurst, Maurice Kaasa, Robert Ransom, Richard Ransom, Dan I-lobe, Ronnie Mussleman, Pat McPheeters. 0 0 0 0 FRONT ROW: Maril n Doswald Barbara Costa Barbara Cam bell Barbara Lones Toni Fabian Sarah y Y p Y I Zentner, Val Zacher, Jerilyn Green, Judy Kragli, Torn Lerrigo, Tom Parsons. ROW II: Sharon Mohrhusen, Sharon Tilly, Beverly Moon, Julie Linscheid, Connie Jorgenson, Judy McKnight, Becky Bartlett, Sue Carrell, Margurite Hilditch, Sharon Herbert, Galen Fisher. ROW III: Penny Waytc, Jill Blosser, Penny Alexander, Betty Anne Thomas, Nancy Turney, Cathy Holmes, Pat McPheeters, Susan Waltner, JoAnna Bischoff, Helen Eliason, Kelly Jones. ROW IV: John Pace, Richard Manning, Terry Allen, Charles Pas- hayan, Doug Jensen, Barbara I-Iobe, Maurice Kaasa, Robert Ransom, Richard Ransom, Rick Stearns, Rick Hartman. 71 I N I ,-lx ' x . , - , X..- ...tx l.. 1 ':, ' 93 ., 'Mel' Kay Billings, Mary Patterso Katherine Bishop, president Eva Mary Smith, Pat Dick, Becky Hedge, sponsor. ns 1 ,A , ,2 3 X 7 .2 , , . H. ,Q X S I ' ' , -, I. 'IP as Y t M Q' z ' xx . . is ff ,' w M ng, ., f All W f 5' D f 4' ' K if Q QW , ,,,, , w,,,,.i55,VfiQ 3i'f+-11,1-21' bf X r , 4- ' ' f'ff,.1,,efg,4 ?XW 'i' Q x ,H K, .I 4 711 ,041 I L ,LW Q FRONT ROW' Charles Barret Jimm Hue Darwin Hennin s Joe Martinez, Bob Knowles, Bob - y Y Y, 8 , Stewart. ROW II: Pat Hayes, Ron Dennison, Jim Martinez, Kermit Minor, John Fiel, Warren Stal- lings, Chuck Hoover, Bill Kaboos. ROW III: Ricky Stearns, Bob Goldman, Frances Holderman, Steve Sommerstrorn. 49 - , D . N-sag Let's take a. 10 minute break. Get ready to slam the door. K Xt 2 ' fun we'11 A , tonight. , ,, . Wim ,-fu .daze Sam: au Men are like street cars, says Maudie, the expert on love matters. There's one coming along every minute. Maudie lives to eat her words in this hilarious all-school farce sponsored by the junior class November 21. CAST: Mr. Mason--Jim Hoggg Mrs. Mason--Genella Hunterg Maudie--Lindy Copeg Jerry--Terril l.eMossg Sylvia--Lynne Murphyg Davy--Sam Ganimiang Joy--Mary Dale Brosmerg Ted--Ed Manningg Lysbeth--Bonnie Spickardg Julie--Beverly Grimesg Alix--Vicki Dauphing Chi--Jim Vaughang Margaret--Shirlie Hayesg Mrs. White-- Danna Arslang Mrs. Day--Barbara Fautzg Mrs. Allen--Val de la Laing. Maudre wouldn 't do such a thing. Ready, boys? I hope those flowers last the night. 'M , JN You wife beater! Thank you, Margaret. ,, www A, f Mi m 4 Y 'ZYB , L f W fx ,tv w. 2? 1 f .1 ,ras 2. A .W I,-, 2105 U FRONT ROW: Mascot Tommy Crow, Wyant McAvoy, Terry McGeehee, Larry Muldoon, Bobby Bianco, Phil Barbee, Da.nny Holtermann, Keith Mohrhusen, Colin Campbell, Chuck Oliver, John Robinson. ROW ll: Manager, Eddie Costa, Bill Edholm, Jud Robinson, Don Rojas, Bab Baker, John Middaugh, Doug Jensen, Mar- tin Sharp, Bill Lucas, Lee Shultz, Bob Pricer, Phil Johnson, Steve Shirley. ROW III: Jim Showalter, Rich Walker, Jay Erbes, Rusty Hill, Dennis Avakian, Steve Tierney, Gary Dean, Doug Murphy, Dennis Stone, Charles Pashayan, Jack Reed, Bill Harrison, Glenn Dillon. This year Bu1lard's varsity placed third in the North Sequoia League standings with a record of 3-1-1. Twenty-two letters were awarded to varsity football players, the remainder of the team received certificates of participation. Top individual honors went to Jud Robinson, outstanding senior back, Bill Lucas, outstanding senior lineman, and Larry Muldoon, recipient of the All-American Blanket Award. Bill Harrison and Don Rojas were elected to the Fresno All-City Team. The team, captained by Muldoon, had Eddie Costa as manager and Tommy Crow as mascot. The coaches were as follows: Robin Rush, head coach, Jerry Jury, backfield coachg Bob Bennett, line coach, and Ron Bynum, student teacher. Q4me5Zandc2z9 Opponent Bullard Riverdale. . . . . 20 12 Dinuba .... . . . 7 14 San Joaquin 'Memorial . . . .13 19 Washington 'Union ..... . . . 7 14 'Chowchilla . . . . .0 20 'Dos Palos . . . . . 37 14 'Central ..... . . . 6 6 'League Games Q .i , k in - -A 3,1 5 4 X 2? :Bt K' . 'Lg Y Fu-an 41 'ts , I A K n Y r . ' .0 v . KKK WX' an P 'H- 3- 4 ,oifin-.V S '9- 5 4 1. lg A 69 - if i 1 .-f ,, 5. Q 'f', 1 if ,. AE' 7 SKI! SEATED IN FRONT: Bobby Stewart, manager. FRONT ROW: Ron Oliver, Jim Eberwein, Bill Neal, Leland Pur- year, John Pace, Ted Starkle, Jim Martinez, Ron Peterson, Richard Smith, Stan Jenanyan. ROW II: Mark Verble, Terry Long, Clark Penfield, Norm Allington, Tom Edholm, Ron Goff, Phil Winston, Dave Sinton, Ed King, Jim Prine, Hardy Sirabian. ROW III: Coach Bill Baird, Stan Mock, Roy Klein, John Masten, Larry Watters, Lance Wallick, Gary Schmidt, Ron Wyckoff, Gary Underwood, Jim Knapp, Bill Parkes, Rick Juliana, Coach Shelly John- son. 705 ' H? Bullard 's B's,' competing in the more difficult North Sequoia League for the first time, ended a good season in view of the competition, with a 2-3 league standing. The Squires posted a 2-5 season 's record. At a post-season banquet given the boys by the parents, Coaches Bill Baird and Shelley Johnson were recognized for their fine coaching services. Dave Sinton and Ron Oliver were awarded stars for being chosen team co-captains Sinton also received a trophy as Most Valuable Player. QWMS Opponent Bullard Riverdale . . . .7 6 Dinuba .... . . 25 7 'San Joaquin Memorial ...... 13 6 'Washington Union. 19 6 Hoof! ll 'Chowchilla ...... O 13 'Dos Palos . . . . 14 0 'Central . . . 6 12 'League Games FRONT ROW Marv Melrkian, Martrn Sharp, Dave Moon, Dick Taylor B111 Harrison, Jeff Prckford Dennrs Webb ROW II Hal Kissler Ted Morris Keith Mohrhusen fJun1or V3FS1QI,, Ronnie Bridge ftlunior Varsity, Rod Co burn fJL1I11OI' Varsrtyj, Tony Klein fJun1or Varsrtyj Larry Psaltis fJUI1101' Varsityj Rodger Crowley, Kenny Hal seth madly This year the varsity basketball team placed third in the North Sequoia League, with a record of 5-5. lrrdividual honors were awarded to Dick Taylor, who was elected to the Fresno All-City Team and who received the All-American Blanket Award. The team top scorers were Taylor, the captain, and Bill Harrison, both with 181 points. Jeff Pickford was named the most improved player. The IV's placed fourth in the Junior Varsity League with a record of 4-6. This league is composed of Fresno, San Joaquin Memorial, Roosevelt, Clovis, Madera, and Bullard high schools. Jerry Jury coached both teams. 640465 Bullard Sierra . . . . . . 45 48 Sierra ..... . . . 50 46 Fresno State College .... , , , 38 45 Fresno State Opponent College .... , . . 60 48 'Washington . . . . . .73 37 'Washington . . . . . .47 41 Madera . . . . . . 35 33 Madera... ...47 45 174-way! Opponent 'Chowchilla. . . . . . 49 44 'Chowchilla . . . . . . 54 66 'Dos Palos . . . . . .60 57 'Dos Palos . . . . . . 36 47 'Central . . . . . .49 64 'Central .... . . .42 49 'San Joaquin Memorial . . . . . . 52 37 'San Joaquin Memorial . . . . . . 60 60 Bullard 70 Q, 2. :li Ri, i fjfrv J! .f -'P' 'R ,V . Nw? I 1 if A x , 1 WZ I ni ? C S' v w' f., 3 . 4 xl B H .sf .V V B+- f ', ,T ' , Q Wy? if 435' y A uizm 2 K 5 H E? 'K 1 ,F 4, ,QW Vx! N 'lf .- I b ll, 3. 6110? NE 'X ,V m k - f 'lDos Palos . . . . we FRONT ROW: Roy Klein, Frank Wallace, Curtis Travis, Don Rathbone, Wally Klub, B111 Carroll ROW II Coach Bob Minier, Ronnie Shay, Ron Wyckoff, Ron Goff, Corky Newburg, Lewis Dunn, Ray Mosesian, Stan Mock, M1ke Larimer, manager. FI ll The B's enjoyed the most successful basketball season in the history of Bullard The team went through the first round of league play posting a 5-0 record and leading the standings Bill Carroll, a hard driving forward, set a new B scoring record, potting 25 points against the Cowchilla five Bill was consistent in leading the Bullard scorers. Opponent Sierra . . . Clovis .... :Washington Sierra . . . Madera . . 'Chowchilla West Coast :'Dos Palos . iCeutra1 . . Madera . . . San Joaquin 'Memorial . iiwashington iChowchilla Central. . . 'San Joaquin League Games Szawdwga 42 29 21 51 31 33 18 14 20 32 23 39 37 38 Not Played Not Played Bullard 35 32 43 42 45 55 52 42 53 48 46 27 50 52 It's minel' f ds, c 4' ,. P, ,, W P, x cf, Qfils . If tw C TEAM: Ronnie Shay, Phil Coulston, Rodie Hill, Doug Pipes, Neal Kiggens, Dave I-lalseth. pp If na ll Coach Bob Minier coached both the C's and the D's. The C team ended the season as second place in the North Sequoia League with a record of four wins and one loss. Their overall record for the season was 8-2. The D's ended the season with one win and four losses. ILS overall record for the year was 4-4. D TEAM: Kit Mealey, Mike Grimes, Mort Crawford, Penn I-landwerker, Jan Johnson, Waymon Kissler, Steve Ruley, Joe Figgs. QP N J X, Q K-:Li 'Y ' ' W6 ' 1' 1 l4',! f Sf' ng' 1 FRONT ROW: Ronnie Oliver, Roy Klein, Harty Serabian, Hal Kissler, Terry Long, Keith Mohrhusen, John Robinson. ROW ll: Bill Edholm, Jud Robinson, Gary Schmitz, Bill Harrison, Jeff Pickford, Lonnie Allen, Don Rojas, Martin Sharp, Score keeper Ray Fowler. Wwuzity The varsity baseball team, captained by veteran Don Rojas, will play sixteen games this season. Ten of these games will be matches in the North Sequoia League, of which Bullard is a member. The remaining six games will be for additional practice. Included in those six practice games will be matches against such schools as Fresno, Roosevelt, and Edison high schools. The varsity team, composed of about fifteen players, is coached by Bob Bennett. Ray Fowler is the score keeper. A complete record of the 1959 baseball season will ap- pear in the Spring Supplement. 7-l 446 Coach Bob Bennett views the heavy varsity baseball schedule with great confidence. FRONT ROW: Gary Underwood, Linn Green, Bob Knapp, Robert Kelly, Don Rathbone, Jim Johnson, Mike Grimes, Kermit Minor, Kerry Halseth. ROW II: Waymon Kissler, Tom McKenzie, Gregg Underdown, Jim Hardy Phil Barbee, Bob Hinkle, John Masten, Ron Goff, John Del Mastro, Bob Hardy. JV Coach C. D. Johnson stops to watch batting practice, before going to biology class. 'gl-9 M unr- f -fwz:-2 f1' W Q. W, 76408 The Junior Varsity baseball team had a full schedule this year playing such teams as Roosevelt, Sierra Union and Kingsburg in practice games. At this writing it ap- pears the chief competition in the league will come from Dos Palos, Central Union, and Washington Union. Our chances of winning the championship will depend on the performance of freshmen Mike Grimes, Linn Green, and Waymon Kissler, Sophomorcs John Masten and Ron Goff, and Junior John Robinson, All are good varsity prospects. Now, son, if you eat your Oaties, ll Se ven or six trombones There's a marker on field ! 'H' vs...f '-w-half,-l..'s M ,,, .. , ' -Q.. ' h N ,K Ooh, those pep girls! Q. . ' 'ef-x I G ,, be A xi: we -. M.. , .S 'lf ids Wad' M Mm' W? 12-as -L2-5 '-'SEY5'-ia X 33. .4 These laps get longer every day. . .. A. 'K f K. fm ,A gi ll the rl I'm sure glad I'm not out there. Not another penalty! I E3 x 23, . X I ' K if fi . lat, ,f ' z, 59 wha , , ' - Y . , ,mg ,..:,M.. yi, ,f 1 'ef' 'b 5 f Q XLT-51175 Q 1' mf fQ'iIC11Lf7: S' X, Q 'fQfA1J.m'f ' 5 , YL. H0 1 Q : 'f.' 'W' Y 5 1, 1 4- MVA , . ug, ,. ,, ,'.., 4 , , I 3 1 4 53 ' IJ X, LA 5? ig? M, ' W5 Q 'N Y M Fri gf Y . ite 153 'ful g- L V 5 ss? 2 .. 4 s JoAm1a Bis- choff and Bill Carroll warm ,lr my af ' Managers Bonnie Spickard and Dale Franzke check on the week's sche- fer, 0 Doug Pipes, Terry McGahee, Mike Knapp, and Bob Baker pair up for boys' doubles. The record ofthe entire tennis team will appear in the Spring Val de la Laing and Mimi Mann rally for service in girls' doubles. dule. Barbara Sheppard and Joann Hughes discuss a coming Uleet. Jack Reed--shot, discus Bob Blakeley fleftj--sprints, Dave Sinton--shot, relay, distance. Dave Moon--distance, relay. YO X iwff' discus The complete showing of the track team will Ron Manfredon appear in the Spring Supplement. shot discus W V, Craig Wood- W l A- ' . broad jump, 'hy Sprints, relay V ,,'.J f x ww .-. , -.L Doug Jensen - - shot discus M, N X ' , 2' WA . M Qui' ,'4 Rich Shehady --440, broad jump, relay Phil Erro - - distance Ron Wyckoff-- hurdles, 440, broad jump, re- lay ,,w.,.,, .. .-7, Rich Walker shot, discus Sammy Snell - -distance re lays wa, 5? 1 4.-MM K .-... if 'K am., ' A JJJ ff Wish, .fxsm ' f 'QW V. 5 1, ,xfyw Q Zi??H,f?iiQ2 Lf., S H .,:p'3 iiff, Q 8.55, I .. We 34 W 17 W M tv is ,. .Y 'Y' ff' w If 5 J ' ii, - 6 A 5 x I Q ,M 7 M. 'JH A 'iff 5 f if ' ivy, N, fa A ' . ' ,I ,4 ' f . ' Q 1, i l an V Pl I fa-if ff, W ' ,ASQ g., .gl fx 4 na Q gf ' 1 ug , f K H f . '! Q ,Vi ,QQ jk. ' A J f J Q M A X mv 9 A f, ' i5'???i3k -1-wx .. 14, ' 'A 4, 1 all X A AV 'ihr -I 5 , L ii mx 1' .5 r Q S Li A , W 5 ' 4 -'swll Qjw 'bL5r- Q M, . nf 1 1.13.25 f,:H':,i.f:gj6.f Q , 4 L ' I V E, fi g ,, ff i V ,ag ' F f X 1, .Q f 'A - xi? 4 3 111, N , 35,24 E if .552- Y we 2: ff Af - 1,1 , ,gw . , ' 'eu ?LMg'l',L 'f : f. .HKU , .Linw- FRONT ROW Genella Hunter Susan Asbury Cynthia Malone Pat Taylor Judy Buck Jo el Thaxton, Bev Vor perian Francis Obrikat Darlene Daniels Jeanie Tostenson Barbara Lones Judy Johnson Susan Meyers Lynn Willson Sherry Humphreys Francis Gray, Peggy Stamoules Lynne Enders Vicki Dauphin Carole Glotz ROW II Ranch Hale Bob Hardy Gene Pawlick Kirby Sabin Chuck Oliver Roby Strachan, Jeri Stallings Barbara Hobe Kathy Eckman, Pat Gilmore Pat Handloss Sally Smith Patty Flynn Linda Cope Penny Osburn, Val Zacher ROW III Bruce Wardlaw Bob Lucas Dick VanRozeboom, John Dudley, Phil Erro Bill Carroll Nelson Hayhurst R1chard Manning Barbara Sheppard Carol Gertner Lynn Murphy Connie Boyer Gordon Fake Bill Lucas Cam Forslind ROW IV Bill Neal Bill Hammond Jim Hardy Ed Manning, Mickey McMahan Jay Erbes Bob Brem ner Don Glasrud John Robinson Carol Abbott Jeri Hill Karen Shlppey Sandy Dick Carol Gillis Jim Hogg, Bob Haire Sdxfae D hw OFFICERS: Lynne Enders teasurer' Kirby Sabin president- Carol Gillis vice presidentg Genella Hunter secretary. Temperature 420--Rain ROW 1: Carol Joyce, Susan Schafer, Celeste Mealey, Joann Raxter, Jill Blosser, Lynne Enders, Mimi Mann, Lynn Harvey, Janice Sparks, Barbara Lones, Toni Fabian, Cherrie Sharp, Carol Gertner, Carol Chenault, Bonnie Spickard, Carol Tompkins. ROW II: Marlene Feldstein, Kristie Harris, Jeanie Tos- tenson, Carol Hilditch, Joan Laidlaw, Peggy Ginet, Connie Jorgensen, Ann Merril, Joyce Sparks, Jeanne La Voy, Sherrie Humphreys, Lymi Wilson, Pat Taylor, Judy Buck, Jackie Sharp. ROW Ill: Dana Arslan, Carol Boyer, Donnette Baird, Beverly Fors, Frances Obrikat, Randy Hale, Lynn Murphy, Barbara Sheppard, Marion McKinnon, Pam Cooper, Sandy Dick, Carol Abbot, Margurete Hilditch, Veralee Kilmer, Beverly Vorperian. ROW IV: Susan Arnold, Judy Miller, Dale Franzke, Barbara Fautz, Janice Beatty, Linda Prine, Jeri l-lill, Penny Wayte, Karen Shippey, Suzanne Carroll, Nancy Hughes, Vicki Dauphin, Carol Gillis, Karyle Butcher, Val Zacher, Jeri Stallings, Ann Anderson. Q, A ff, OFFICERS: Val Zacher, vice president, Jeanne LaVoy, secretary, Penny Wayte, president. Q .'s . Trim I l!l Under the capable leadership of this year's officers and the club sponsor, Miss Forbes, the Girls' Athletic Association had a very successful year. A comical initiation, in which the initiates dressed down, and a formal ceremony were held. The club sponsored several cake sales, the annual Daisy Mae- Little Abner Dance, and they participated in all other school events to help make them equally successful. 85 FRONT ROW: Bill Watters, Bob Knapp, Phil Erro, Dave Halseth, Hal Coulston, Larry Muldoon, Stan Mock, Jim DeRcmer, Don Flowers, Hal Kissler, Gary Fisher, John Carella. ROW II: Karny Tutunjian, Ron Oliver, Roby Strachan, John Masten, Ron Peterson, Jim Eberwine, Rick Julianna, Bill Parkes, Leland Puryear, Dave Sinton, Ted Morris, Nelson Hayhurst, Don Glasrud. ROW III: Richard Smith, Sammy Snell, Richard Shahady Ron Manfredo, Dennis Avakian, John Pace, Terry Long, Don Rojas, Rich Walker, Bill Harrison, Ron Wyckoff, Doug Jensen, Jim Prine, Bill Carroll. ROW IV: John Middaugh, Chipper Pashayan, Stan Jenanyan, Jim Vaughan, Rich Steitz, Ray Mosesian, Don Rathbone, Bob Haire, Rusty Hill, Ed Costa, Terry McCeehee, Ed King, Bill Neal. ROW V: Steve Shirley, Phil Johnson, John Canaday, Rodger Crowley, Gary Schmitz, Larry Psaltis, Jack Reed, Dick Taylor, Dave Moon, Jay Erbes, Ed Manning, Bill Lucas, Jim Hogg, John Robinson, Mike Knapp. 7 Sponsoring the dance after the Bullard versus San Joaquin Me- morialbasketballgame was one of the many projects of the Bullard Lcttermen Club, members of which also supported other school functions. Boys must have lettered in any varsity or junior varsity sport to become eligible for membership in the club. OFFICERS:' Stan Mock, secretary, Dave Moon, president, Jim De- Remer, treasurer, Phil Johnson, sergeant-at-arms. NOT PIC- TURED: Jud Robinson, vice president. 74: x 2. ' L- J 1 1 l .-I c Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '59 DANIELS COLUMBIA 921 Broadway Fresno, Calif. Home Furnishers Since 1928 Judy Imhoff and Peggy Ginef admire the new fabrics. lMHOFF'S Yarn - Yardage - Linens Personalized Service Tower District and Fig Garden Village is 'I' ' K 9' ' K r I 045 -, f is 1 g J mi-H Vi. 1 gf 1 4 A ? f - FREE PICK up 5. DELIVERY NWC S15 ou, Irv! S rx, gm fllalnotts Mobil Service MDTDR TUNE UF' - BRAKE Sz MUFFLER SERVICE PHIJNE BA 7-3990 CDR. MDRDA Sl SHAW FRESND 4, CALIF. Pam Cooper and Carol Abboft admire fl1e newesf play clothes now of Fulton and Merced ANI 6-8181 C555 0 if 1: v Q . 1 . I , IUJ I . ' ff X I C, , I ' X - if Ao R0 K, Q. . 'IV ,vu .,, . 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Phone BA 9-8989 Bob u d Ann enloy the Sh pwreck Bull BEST WISHES T0 BULLARD HIGH FROM BI ANCO FARMS Beverly and Sharon plan their new Spring wcrdrob from fhe lovely selecfnon Smafzt foe Swan' Fresno's Leadlng Department Store For Over 54 Years 1 M ' 1 l n ' i . ll, S 3 ,. lil? C1 C1 I ,'f4 fk 91' X LCC'L 1-'c1 f Cu j E J f', V, HGKIZIVJ Civ' C-Jvfdffj C4103 Ricky QLAI. Klee- X4rQfiJ4J,:gc4sUciZfuff OM. ef F fyddfgig kj akv if'L4LLL.l4, C ,,QL4yffCf.lX4bf 2 T4 ff L -G-1 i55vies4UE11eiasq,ocef 11. twat , 571, ,Que -1 Cl'14'f,,thf'f '0-W' K .lk ,- f K - , 'F' ' g - Val Zacher admires the new X ' ' , .' ' . style of Q 1959 Corvette. L PH' 1 s L uf f co: IC any fx'QNk1 Judea. W1 U7 Q 14 r'Lce'C,'LLf-, glibc- ffi, C,.QQgl'iq C-,R , twill' fi . A ' ,f ' f Jkklfhfou f,UciV 5-GHC' if Z ,-Jig, RODMAN CFIXEI 'ZVEQEE1' co' L sf ff 1 , ' D fe V r , View-fe1.,14 c 'aiu efnfug . Graz fe f-fwfr, 'A f- A 1 Passenger Car Sales and K' arrgdffged 61,1 01647 W1 C4 QQ Vaio Truck Sales and Servi7r2e ' 2310 S islaus St. I OK Used Cars 1' Sttinialdigd' N.St. , j OK Used Trucks 'k Stanislaus Sf N St. 1 N K kk' W LMKKLX! ' 'L A , . A X Phone AM 8-7111 ik Fresno K 4 ' ' 5' CX fx ', Save! On fashions for the Miss to the Mrs. S A Washing - Lubrication You'll appreciate the complete selection GAs'fh?:z JESS' Tu?::4'Qf:E:is3,R'5 we offer for your shopping convenience. You'll enjoy the friendly attentive service whether you buy or browse. ZUKORS 1018 Fulton St. ADams 3-7433 BEST WISHES, SENIORS Bullard HL OUR ADVERTISERS HAVE US SOARING' OUR ADVERTISERS Comphments ARE CONSUMERS BUYING SERVICE Silllllsidllt Ill! 15551 c I' I Builder of C'f1ampi0r1s . I ' Hoppy's Favorite 144 Belmont ' 'LLOJL Mc A C. ll0M0GIll15, ! lf 'iv VL 525 I M Free store-side Parking SIMPLY LOVELY They are r S GREETIINCS TO BULLARD FROII HENRY'S FLYING A SERVICE SEIIXICF IS OLR NIOST IMPORTANT PIIODUC OUR SUPER EXTRA GAS IS STILL THE LEADI IIEIIIIY'S FLYING SIIVICI WASHING AND POLISHING Phone BA. 9-8593 1.195 WEST SHAW Judy Leon rd d Bobbi Bro n dmlre the pe rlescenf point lob nd burgundy and gold salp g nRcI1rdPe?ers C I' vol edofSI5 L..aA eul groovy' . 'lf Congratulations to the Class of LOOK TWICE-once for price, u59u once for quality. From SIERRA FOODLAND I Your Locally Owned Independent llarket H I Corner Palm K Shaw Corner Chestnut S. llelmont Organ- V904 TF '-5 ,ans l 'WEL PR More To Choose From and 'Ne' C Less To Pay! to fz A--Xe For THE Date 4 ifxgkjcrfgl A t , krxff X WK' L . iff 1 I fql , A H lvl? wif ,fy e bf' Q ,f L L 'ef 55 -R T Qi, Y iff, ff is . . L I I 'L fs .9 c A4 .9 so CXACKC L, -Vg Q9 ff I folrft A 'faxed ' ' WM it M RFI VQRTY9 Congratulations iVjQ,7..Qj fi-XD' A CA- LX big' to the f ' ' --P f v L Class of SQ 1' . ' V 4 KT veal mfs, from J RL? K, V ,ffg-X Vg iff ', f?1,fi.fCfff -fi! fig 3 44144-f . FIG GARDEN VILLAGE - I feggg r ,ogkfg f ' j fig, BARBER SHOP - I - 9 A A Fresno,s Finest I - I- 77- '9- ---SA 'tt'j A ' ' , ' TILT T'iTjjT'f I ' 1' T' 6 Barbers to serve vou 9 E , fn ' T' i restaurant - rock! II gc - 'oflee shop Hg garden village Cet the haircut of your choice Cooled by Refrigeration H gf' J ' f A 9-9971 3068 N. Palm ' , , , , Q f f . I ' 5 'ff iff f iff C ff CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '59 Continue making Hoff' s your headquarters for men and boys' wear Two convenient locations to serve you DOWNTOWN FIG GARDEN VILLAGE HOFF'S MEN'S CLOTHES PALM AND SHAW 1355-59 FULTON H FF'S 'ull E Congratulations to the class of from H. MCDONALD JEWELER GEMOLOGIST 5056 N. Palm Ave. If Fresno, Calif. Fig Carden Village Watches New Complete Record Department Birthstone Rings Large selection of Chazns K Charms ,Radios ,NLF-i Let llill Nlcllonalcl lie Your jeweler liphonographs tstereophonic VI LLAGE DRUG STORE In Fig Garden Yillage 50 50 Palm Ph. ISA 2- 2-178 lfre s no, California FIG GARDEN SHELL 3120 N. Palm In Fig Carden Village --- Ph. IBA 2-44.3.3 iklmbrication 'kliasli S Polish xlllieel Iiuluncing Goodyear ljI'0flllCIS yliune-up Specialists ilirake Specialists ikliiClC'llIb, llelivcry 'l'lirifty Green Stamps Service ls if 2: fif'. i Q13 If ' Our lfusiness Congratulations to the Graduating Class of U59 l.l'?i 779:,,a,wV Shoes for Teens 'Hosiery 'Cloves 'Bags surln MARKITS Corner Polm C1 Shaw lllmere you always get Nlore for your money .qi . POTTER'S Sullltes the flracluuting Class of SQ of POTTER'S - FIG GARDEN DRUG Corner of lyilllll and Slmw Ph. BA 9'6528 liullarcl lllgll. W ,r-I F .1 Congrzztzzlzltions A' Co0r1Luclr -1:-' W-.uni 1 f ll A ,V A14 I I-,A I SIIPRIHI i ,W I H, f usual ' f ' f K' ' fi f EDIQILLIS ED GILLIS 1016 West Shaw Fresno, Califomiu Ph. BA 7-2826 To the graduates . . . I ie r I , ,,. ,,A.,. , , I , C HARDWARE FOR BETTER SHOPPING FRESNO'S LEADING HARDWARE STORES I, Downtown Palm ot Show Tower District Manchester Center McDonaId's Hamburgers ' Q smaziam I T f5 E Hamburgers Triple Thick Shakes Delicious French Fries SAN JOAQUIN PAPER 8. .IANITOR SUPPLY, INC. IIhoIesaIers of Paper R Janitorial Service THREE CHEERS FOR OUR ADVERTISERS For all your family's drugs stop in at any of the 3 Stillman Drug Stores. STILLMAN DRUG 2001 Van Ness-Ph. BA. 7-8421 STILLMAN DRUG 4786 11e1m0m-Ph. CL. 5-8375 STILLMAN DRUG 1319 w. Shields-Ph. BA. 9-9521 V. 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