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A , M. ,M-Q, f -ff ffs,wgq scff A I ,. ,.-, 7,-V1 -,wfmwmz vw' W ELEANOR Tl-IAXTON, Financial Secretary LORNA PARLIER, Attendance Secretary Your club is now 3442 in the red, Let me see, you were absent periods 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6'? an . I gf BEVERLY KENOYER, Secretary to the Principal MARJORY WIDMAN, Guidance Secretary Well, it seems as though I've seen you There's no business like school business. somewhere before. Bill'-X yr' A XE K .gn fl HARRY ALLISON, French. ,af ' Miserables VIOLA BEDFORD Publrca tions, Journalism English I-ll. Coffee break already? BOB BENNETT, Typing I-II, Driver Training. Do something drf ferent-think! PAUL ANDERSEN, Mixed Chorus, Senior Comp., English I-II. Ought to get a name for the chorus out of THIS list! RICHARD BEERS, Public Speaking, Drama, English III-IV. A little more practice and we'l1 be hard to beat! y I s '15 0'4 to r. . .Q . I N l ' X Q ' W '1 2 'Sr f--13 . ' v .J '1 .. ,V A Q f' sf . ., fy' ' ' I I f . ' I JOYCE CANTRELL, Biology I-Il. Take out your note- books for lecture! DUDLEY CHAMPION, Trigonometry, Alge- bra III-IV, Senior Arithmetic. Texas will rise again! ll f' 1 - fn' ROLAND BEIDEN, German Now let me tell you about those tents in Germany ,X 'CKWG i VN al X ' I 5, Vt 1g v .. r II 9 -- -Ir.-. YI J fl 4 I 2 4' X ARNOLD GREEN, Spanish. iEn espanol, hombre! Que no te entiend0. ll 'sf V27 assxgig-4 EDRYCE JOHNSON, English VII-VIII, V-VI, Senior Comp. Use your imagina- tion! RAY JENSEN, Wood- shop, Mechanical Drawing. This is a pygmy's surf board! JOHN HEINDERSON, English III-IV, Social Science, Every man should tooteth his own horn! HARRIETTE FORBES, Physical Education. There's always room for improvement! ...-..- .l-.., . 4. . Pfix .-f Jf fiig f ' . 4' I -, fl 3 g ' i x.' A X 'rf' ' 4 v l 1 ,J ,,,.-as JOHN GEE, Military Science. You say you can't march because of a sprained finger? SAM HOKOKIAN Bookkeeping, General Business, Clerical Of fice Practice, Audio- Visual. Want me to show ffffffh you how to run it? I ELAINE FUJISAKA, U S. History, Eng- lish III-IV. All right, let's get to work! L 1 E RICHARD LITTLE, CHARLES LUM, Art. Ho1d on there, you'll make it! SHELLY JOHNSON, Chem- KA Q5 P300 Ulf!! 1-4 ,Sl Q-.W 1 - A! Q RUTH LARRABEE, istry, Zoology, Coaching. bw Read the label before using!' . J Geometry I-II. You want to build a house ?! ? s X 'Wy ROBERT MINIER Social Science Alge- bra I-II, California Histo and Current W Affairs I-ll, Sports. Now THAT'S a hazy area! Mechanical Drawing, 5-. f 'fl'-pjj , f 2 DON MERTENS, English III-IV, V-VI, Senior Comp. Referring to your text--- CAROLYN LARI- MORE, Physical Edu- cation. A little exercise never hurt anyone! v X I A K-A French I-Il, English V- Vl, Latin. On this very spot-- Z ,.. f' L Q f il E 8 X1 if I . . X I 53 fb S--wk JERRY JURY, Physical Education, Coaching. No, you can't play volley- ball with the girls! 15 RALPH NEIGHBORS, Biology, Driver Training, Physical Education. Know what this is? JOE RUCKER, Algebra I-II. If you know it, you know it! And if you don't--- THOMAS PORTER, Social Science, Civics. Now if I could hunt in South America--- I BP' 5 fv-M. WILLARD OLDS, Biology, Zoology, Sports, Cross Country is open to anyone un 1 u who canr . R ALBERT PAULS, Typing, Business Law, Shorthand. Be that as it may--- 0591-Q4 5'4' 'Q' 41011 410' THOMAS PHILLIPS, Metal Shop, Auto Mechanics, Sports. We've sent two dip sticks into orbit this year! as-Q, 'Q' VINCENT MOATS, Band, Or- chestra, Math I-II. We've a top-notch band for a top-notch school! fi X ROBIN RUSH, Physical Edu- cation, Coaching. Tune in, boys, tune in! JOHN RYSKA, Counselor, Electronics, Physics. As my little boy would say, I 'It's magic . ED SHAHZADE, Spanish, U. S. History. Check the floor! 5g..f , e X , t,.AuS,.'-' DALE SCHROER, Civics and Senior Problems. wmW--..a,,N,-1 Never separate means from ends! I C MILDRED SCULLY, Home Economics. Beauty is where you find it' I vs A I K. , JOSEPH TOVISSI, Algebra, Geometry. Prove it! I7 DON WREN, U. S. History, World History, College Study Skills. Add this to your list of words! ri Na! A I at 'H-J I, X W 4 f5 PEARL WEISER, English I-Il, Library. The fiction shelf is the most popular! Fin JOE CARROLL There will be no more letters burned on THIS lawn! -sua' ORIN GAGNEBIN Who put the goldfish in the pool? RICHARD CORONADO Haven't missed a Bullard game yet! ERSEI. JONES I-Iow about some 1unch'?' 4' 9... FRED BULLOCK, Head Custodian. Are you sure you tried this locker combination? QQ pw'-x' FRANCES HOWARD :lOl-IN PETERSON ' TOLLIE MARTIN I Wish the loumahsm Students Glad to have the cafeteria after using would go home so I can clean the gym for 4 years.-I the room. Turn your plate around. MARGARET ROBERTS Milk requirement . . . U3 quart, MILLIE SORENSEN, Cafeteria Manager. What would you like to eat? SHEIK KAWAGUCHI Gardner 7 For the first year our trees shedding leaves! TAD YAMADA MARTHA HUT CHENS, What a dry fall this has been! - Mmm- MAJOR MAGARIAN One towel per customer. Our roses look good this l ll I year. 2 7, l I I .f I 'yvint ,ff- ' HIE s fp H, 'L 1' up 19,573 4 'JL 1 .. 4 ,v , ' I 9. J' .. i. I Vkvlfg q ,Q , ,S .4 5 523:-'Y '-N, .25 ,- .iflw vu' ' P? Q' ,in . . ij . 2 J.-r 5 'Jin mi-. -W L' 41 S ' I ' S 1 , ,unn. 4-Jil' Y , -' ,yn ..,,'-- ' - uf'-fl. .f'.v,v.v.'CT ' A f mg.-,, ri!-,.. V : 57, - W. . . Q e 1 2 1 Y, .uh Tarif- . nv u '--. s'1v,g. f, ,.v'-,Q fu, 1, , 41 f . wr ' f.x,,-,fig ' 115-, 'w. . 1 ..-x-nw - ' q.y5gp55,5'.L.9Ir fjpfgoiitffdfjfr , T2 t a.a-',...Iv vo ','-. 'lr A yr .v v 1' 5 '., 'W ' . 4 N. N, ,U , 'Gu' v ae' 'A ' 'v -,'::'a-,-.Q-'.-.un , , gk 3-., fi J -Q - ,A W .'.f'u.vn.'nzr.6,0,- in ,-1 1' 6 riff: M .,, . ' v ' - ' - U., - .5 454 .--, v e ! 4 73, -1. 1 92 ' ng- z-firm .1 'rr ','5Q'n21s fav? f -u1fr1-Lak.-sl ,, ,yq A v 1st Semester Senior Officers: Dennis Avakian, treasurer, Barbara Camp- bell, secretary, Jack Reed vice president, Ann Merrill, social commiss- axwzq - 4eS' e G orious ass o 60 ' lived up to its name and will long be remembered for its great class spirit, scholastic nonors, athletic achievements, and many contributions to Bullard High. This class hold such distinct honors as: Being the only class to hang a worm in effigy during Biology, the first Rembrandts of the Senior Walk, the originators of the annual Mr. Touchdown Dance, the winners of the tug-of-war over the mudhole during the Centennial Celebration, and the only class to wait 12 years for a graduation as they did not have an eighth grade graduation. Sponsoring the Silver Serenade, the first Christmas formal to be held in the new cafeteria, giving a successful car wash, and participating in Castle Capers were some of the activities of the Senior Class this year. Twelve years ago this Glorious Class started its crusade of knowledge at Bullard Elementary. Everyone there said, Watch this class grow --and they did grow--and will continue to grow and represent Bullard in all they do in future years. llTh U 1 ' f I I 2nd Semester Senior Officers: Sue Myers, secretary, Ralph Qualls, president. Ron Manfredo, Vice presi- dent, Rich Shehady, treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Vicki Anderson, social commissioner. ioner, Jim Hall, president. JAMES AGAR The Innocent One . . . gold chevy . . . 16 pipes. ROGER ANDERSON Alvin . . . '49 Plymouth . Clovis . . . Mr. Sugarfoot . . Jackie. LONNIE ALLEN JOHN AI-BERT5 Big Spender . . . '39 Ply- Th6 Old Pro - - - Blliflk - - mouth . . . baseball . . . non- GOUKT-h - - - O1dS- emotional type . . . cha cha. ANN ANDERSON Dash . . . Bobettc . . . cherry cokes . . .July 5 . . curfew . . .ff17. VICKI ANDERSON Gees Louise . . .38-APR . . Feb.2...Feb.14... March 7 . . .Smile . . lucky garter. I4 . AGAR--Basketball 105 Hi-Y 125 Lance Photo Editor 9,lO,l25 Charger Photo Editor 125 Castle Capers 125 Chorus 12. ALBERTS--Hi-Y 115 Chess Club 11,125 Beaker Breakers 115 Math Club 11. ALLEN--Basketball 105 Baseball 9,10,11,12. ANDERSON, A.--Head Letter Girl 125 Slope Dopes 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,125 GAA 1O,11,125 Prom 115 Swimming 105 Rallies 12. ANDER- SON, R.--Entered Bullard Fall 19595 ANDERSON, V.--Swimming 115 GAA 11,125 Homecoming Queen 125 Orchestra 11. APPLING--Hi-Y 105 Charger 115 Lance 115 Band 11,125 Chorus 11,12. AVAKIAN--Football 11,125 Track 115 Student Council Representative 125 Class Treasurer 125 Hi-Y 125 Lettermen's Club 11,12. BAIRD--Prom 115 Charger 105 Christmas Formal Deco- rations 12. JOIE BAIRD Black legotards . . . The Crazy Six . . . teeth . . . You CAN'T put that in the yearbook! . . . San Fran- cisco . . . tardy s1ips. RONALD APPLING One of the boys . . . you hold them off, I'll get the DENNIS AVAKIAN BANAKE . . . paclava chop- per...5-Sclub... olice . . . jazz . . . north- canvas back . . . NFL each . . . graduation. 21 f' P b Vo ,mv is gfixfiiwz i . 'Ti' fu, v, ,wif M ,ww ' A . .9 , an fa 4 f b if if f f ' 43' 5 M34 .r uf - , If Q 1, f 5 ..-w if ' i v 2? 2 ww 1 3' ef x va 1 w fir? if 42 .1, f X13 fv A TW .f- , . . , , 4 sw Q gn 2 W, 1. 75 gm' E Yi: , 4 'L I9 3 ,ff 4, 4 A , M ' W , ,7 f W' W 'V . , 4 iii? Q, f y 1, n,, QQ 1. 4 I -I 'K , if fn , J, k g'1'f'.'. 4, V ,, ' , ,J L , f-Q R may wg H, M' Q0 f - f :Wi 1 . ' , X me f' 'YP , f O ., W4 , 42 JANICE COPE Lindy . . . ham . . . au KENNETH COOPER resovoir . . . Jan. 16 . . . Kenn . . . water skiing . . . pigpen . . . TD . . .AO . . golf . . . 5 putts . . . basket- bonjour . . . snow trip . . ball. niffle. MERILEE COLLINS Lee . . . engaged . . . I Christmas Eve . . . fun's over! . . . Pat . . .Butch. ll A . COLLINS--Entered Bullard Fall 19595 Office Service 12. COOPER--Golf 115 Baseball 10. COPE--Swimming 10,115 Tri-Hi-Y 125 Chorus 125 Castle Capers 125 Slope Dopes 11,125 NFL 115 NFL Secretary-Treasurer 125 Class Plays 11,125 Basketball Queen 125 French Club 11,12. CRAFT--Football 10. DANIELS--Lettergirl 125 Slope Dopes 9,l0,11,125 Prom 115 Student Council Representative 125 Education Club 12. DAUPI-IIN--Pep Girl 11,125 GAA 9,10,11,l25 Student Council Representative 115 Slope Dopes 11,125 Swimming 9,10,l1,125 Girls' Athletic Commissioner 115 Lance Cover Design 11,125 Prom 115 Christmas Tree Lane and Christmas Window Displays 11512. DeLANE--Class Play 115 Charger 11,125 Lance 11,125 Prom 115 Class Car Wash 12. DENNY--GAA 9,10,11,125 Office Service 125 Service Committees 9,10,11,l2. DICK--Knightengales President 125 Knightengales Vice President 115 Tri-Hi-Y 125 Chorus 125 Orchestra 105 Orchestra Vice President 115 Castle Capers 125 Office Service 10,125 Student Librarian 11. VICKI DAUPHIN The Whip . . . Wicked Fulena . . . women's champion chile choker . . . frozen radiator pipes . . . BL's party, '57 . . .Nov. 18. KAREN DeLANE NANCY DENNY Spo powder in gym Nance Put off today 7 people in an Austin what you can do tomorrow Healey pizza The Three Stooges Nash natural blonde how bout mechan1c.' that? DANIEL CRAFT Danny Boy . . . lead feet . Lonely Blue Boy . . . remem ber the 'gutless wonder? ' DARLENE DANIELS DeeDee . . .back seat driver . . . Gees Louise . . . great faller . . .,cow eyes . . snow! . . . overnight ski trip. . . '1'. ll PATRICIA DICK Happy New Year! . . . con gratulations . . . I'm always good--except when I'm awake . . . Oh! NANCY DUCKHORN Duckie . . .the snail . . . gracious waterfowl musical instrument . . . UOH . . . Honeybun . . . COP . . HELEN ELLASON June 9, '60 . . . tea . . Helenly--opposite of Heaven- Europe or bust. ly. MARILYN DOSWAID Dos.. .shrimp...'B' .. LES EMERZIAN Nov. 14 . . . the picnic . . . Maynard . . . Bonny-ville uddle trouble . . . skinned . . .oops, excuse me . . . voud-digger stew . . . P knees . . .Bull. LYNNE ENDERS Poo . . . the Green Myhria ankles . . . Sammy Boy. . . . skis . . . Anybody want to buy a Lance? . . . bathtub songwriter . . . radiator trouble . . . FV. JOHN ERBES Jay . . . 318 . . . Mickey's I4 1 DOSWALD--Letter Girl 125 Prom 115 CSF Life Member5 Chorus 115 CSF Secretary 125 Education Club Secretary 115 Rallies 125 GAA 11,125 Christmas Formal 12. DUCKHORN--Chorus 10,125 Entertainment Club 125 Castle Capers 125 Prom 11. ELIASON--CSF 1O,11,125 Service Commit- tees 115 Honor Roll 9,l0,l25 College Credit Program 125 Roman Banquets 9,10. EMERZIAN-- Entered Bullard Fall 19595 Basketball 125 Baseball 125 Rally Commission 125 Slope Dopes 125 Hi-Y 125 Rallies 12. ENDERS--GAA 9,10,11,125 Ski Team 10,115 Student Council Repre- sentative 10,115 Student Body Chief Justice 95 Student Body Safety Commissioner 95 Slope Dopes 95 Slope Dopes Treasurer 10,115 Slope Dopes President 125 Tri-Hi-Y 125 Beaker Breakers 115 Charger 9,11,125 Charger Editor 105 Lance 9,105 Lance Editor 11,125 Knight Patrol 95 Campus Correspondent to The Fresno Bee 11,125 CSF 10,11,l25 TV and Radio School News Broadcasts 10,12. ERBES--Football 9,10,11,125 Basketball 105 Track 95 Ski Team 10,115 Lettermen's Club 11,125 Slope Dopes 10,125 Slope Dopes President 115 CSF 115 Honor Roll 9, 1O,11,12. FARRIS--Hi-Y 10,11,125 Hi-Y Secretary-Treasurer 125 Wrestling 125 Basketball 95 Christmas Formal 125 Chorus 125 Bridge Club 125 Math Club 125 Castle Capers 125 Golf 12. FAUTZ--GAA 9,l0,ll,l25 Charger Editor 125 Student Council Representative 115 Education Club 125 Castle Capers 125 Class Play 115 Lance 125 Charger 115 Honor Roll 9,105 CSF 125 Senior Sextet 12. crew . . . no spiral fractures yet . . . football . . . skiing I JIM FERRIS . . . sailing . . . golf. Like , beat. WILLIAM FARRIS BARBARA FAUTZ Willie . . . grappler . . . Barb . . . Puddle jumper . . . L.A. city boy . . . General E. twinkle toes . . . The Crazy . . . dorf . . .Good-by. 25 Six . . . shorty . . . Utah or bust . . . In the Still of the Night . . . coke addict. GARY FISHER Which way is the pool? MARGARET FRIES Mag . . . future teach . . . aw! . . . you know what I mean . . .hard tops . . . bee- rocks. STEVEN FISHER KAREN FLAMING fi' FISHER, G.--Football 123 Basketball 93 Swimming 9,10,11,123 Student Council Representative 11,123 Lettermen's Club 1O,11,123 Math Club 11,123 Hi-Y 10? Student Directory Chairman 123 Honor Roll 9,10,11,12. FISHER, S. --Slope Dopes 11,123 Basketball 103 Baseball 103 Hi-Y 11, 12. FLAMING--GAA 9,1O,11,l23 Education Club 103 Education Club Secretary 113 Tri-Hi-Y 123 Education Club Treasurer 123 Castle Capers 123 Chorus Secretary 123 Prom 113 Senior Sextet 12. FORS--Castle Capers 123 Prom 113 Roman Banquet 9,103 GAA 9,10,11,123 Charger 9,105 Entertainment Club 123 Honor Roll 10,11,l2. FOWLER--Football Manager 123 Basketball Manager 9,103 Baseball Manager 9,10,113 Student Court 93 Knight Patrol 9. FRIES--GAA 11, 123 Education Club 11,125 Chorus 9,10,113 Charger Exchange Editor 11,123 Lance 123 Prom 11. GANIMIAN--Student Body Vice President 123 Student Council Representative 123 Hi-Y 123 Class Plays 11,123 Assemblies 10,11,123 NFL 11,123 Band 10,11,123 Chorus 123 Castle Capers 12. CARABEDIAN--Band 11,123 Entered Bullard Fall 1957. GILL--Student Council Repre- sentative 123 Hi-Y 123 Slope Dopes 123 Math Club 113 Science Club 113 Charger 9,10,113 Charger Editor 123 Lance 9,10,113 Lance Assistant Editor 125 Historian Committee 12. Sammy. The Fish . . . '49 Ford Con- Pinky . . . squirt gun . . . vert . . . Why, I just don't really, honest? . . . bowling know . . . one of the boys . . . steps . . . 10015395 . . . April skiing. 19 . . . LOU . . . teddy bear. SAM GANIMIAN MICHAEL GARABEDIAN The Speaker . . . musician Why do people call me . . . actor . . . soapy politician stoneface? . . . '55 Chevy . . . . . oh! really. 26 Otto . . .'uh . . . bulldog. . I BEVERLY FORS Blondie . . . water skiing . . . convertibles are my weakness ...let'sgo! ...pizza... parties and dancing. RAYMOND FOWLER Student trainer . . . jet pro- pelled at noon. TIM GILL Roman Owl . . . Gilby . . . Timpanum . . . words of wisdom from the Gill-O-Teen . . . 5-5 Club . . . NYE party. E PEGGY GLNET Puggins . . . Natural blonde, just out of the bottle . . . Joanie . . . skin diver . . . N.Y. party--'59 . . . I'll never tell! . . . Sept. 2O. RUDY GRAY Graduation? . . .white '59 Impala . . . one of the boys . . . whipped . . . Vicki. JERILYN GREEN Jeri . . .an I.O.U? . . . guess what? . . . Fred Waring on Sat. nite. DONALD GLASRUD Snow plow killer . . . skiing . . . swimmer . . . '59 Impala JUDITH GOLLIHUR . . . Me 'n Willie are goin' to Judy . . . San Francisco . . . L.A. City. library work. JOAN GRAHAM The pal gal . . . nodding personality . . . new car . . . likes boys. I4 1 GINET--Swimming 9,105 GAA 9,10,11,123 Charger 9,10,11,123 Lance 9,lO,11,123 Orchestra 93 Prom 113 Chorus 123 Senior Sextet 123 Charger News Editor 123 Lance Assistant Editor 11. GLASRUD--Band 93 Football 9,103 Swimming 9,10,l1,123 Student Council Representative 123 Class Treasurer 103 Lettermen's Club 123 Hi-Y 103 Lance 93 Charger 93 Honor Roll 9,10,11. GOLLIHUR--Participated in all Class Activities. GRAHAM--Education Club 123 Junior Achievement Executive 10,113 Service Committee 9,10. GRAY--Hi-Y 11,12j Chonis 11,123 Debate 11312. GREEN--GAA 103 Tri-Hi-Y 123 CSF Life Member3 Education Club 123 Chorus 12Q Castle Capers 123 Art Contests 11. HALL--Basketball 103 Tennis 10,11,123 Wrestling 11, 12g Executive Board 123 Student Council Representative 123 Class President 125 Hi-Y 11,123 Lettermen's Club 11,123 NFL 11,12. HARDY--Baseball 113 Slope Dopes 11,123 Beaker Breakers 12. HARNISH--Education Club 11,123 Tri-Hi-Y 123 Band 9,1O,11,12Q Honor Roll 11. BETH HARNISH Oh, really . . . food . . . last summer at Purdue . . . guess what? JIM HALL JAIVTES HARDY Titian red '50 Olds . . . Good grief--I passed. Now l Gorpus . . . New Years Eve CHD gO home. . . . Christmas formal . . . I NFL . . . straight skinny . . . '27 school's not so bad after all. WILLLAM HARRISON The brain is inversely pro portronal to the size of the mouth '52 Impala ffl5,34,52 beans every Wednesday LYNN HARVEY FV . . .Althea . . .slumber parties. KRISTIE HARRIS Pep girls--please be on time E I4 . HARRIS--Swimming 9,10,l13 GAA 9,l0,11,123 Social Commission 113 Student Council Repre- sentative 9,l0,113 Social Commissioner 123 Pep Girl 11,123 Class Secretary 93 Class Vice President 105 Tri-Hi-Y 10,113 Castle Capers 123 Charger 93 Lance 93 Prom 113 Miss Touch- down 93 CSF 12. HARRISON--Football 9,10,11,123AllCityFootball Team 11,123Basketbal1 9,1O, 11,123 All City Basketball Team 10,113 Baseball 9,10,11,123 All City Baseball Team 113 CSI' 9,10,12Q Band 9,10,123 Math Club 123 Student Body President 123 Student Body Vice President 113 Boys' Athletic Commissioner 123 Class Vice President 103 Student Court 123 Lettermen's Club 11,12. HARVEY, L.--Swirnming 10,113 GAA 1O,11,l23 Student Council Representative 10,113 Class Secretary 115 Hi-Y 103 Pep Girl 11,123 Rally Commission 11,123 Castle Capers 123 Prom 11. HARVEY, R.--Drum Major 10,11,123 Lance Photo Editor 11,123 Charger Photo Editor 11,12. HAYES--Class Play 11,123 Castle Capers 123 Chorus 9,1O,11,123 Honor Roll 9,1O,11,12. HAYHURST--Tennis 9,10,11,12j CSF Life Member3 National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist 123 Slope Dopes 9,10,11,123 Chess Club 11,12Q Math Club l0,11,123 Beaker Breakers3 Hi-Y 11, 12. HAZELTINE--Football 9,l0,12, Hi-Y 123 Chorus 123 Castle Capers 123 Track 10,11,123 Lettermen's Club 10,11,12. HILDITCH--GAA 9,103 CSF Life Member3 Education Club 113 Edu- cation Club President 123 Orchestra 9,103 Girls' State 113 Roman Banquet 9,10,11. HITCHINGS- Entered Bullard Fall 1959. NELSON HAYHURST Nellie . . . one of the boys . . .why not? . . . George . . . snow trips . . . skiing. DONALD HAZELTINE Butch . . . 928 . . . '55 Chevy . . . parties. MARGUERITE HILDITCH Margie . . . got a letter! . . little bug . . . tape recorder . . .beep beep--lil' red jeep . . .Hungary I. Harv...SC...Smudge... ROBERT HARVEY Charlie Cha Cha Cha . . big deal . . . way to go, Wimph! SHIRLIE HAYES Alias Margaret and Mrs. John Joseph Hutchins . . . class play . . .Well-a . . . It will be all A's next time. Emil BARBARA HITCHINGS The word impossible is not ir. my dictionary. ROGER HOUCLAND I just don't know . LOUIS QRONQ HOOVER pay you back tomorrow . . . I just don't know--but the '49 Chevy Convert. . . . future will tell. Merrv Christmas. DAN HOBE But I think blue is a pretty color . . . PATRICLA HUGHES Pat . . .Lee . . . Susan . Peewee . . . The green jumper . . . RK... fun's just beginning ! MARK HUBBARD Colonel . . . Bunny . . . flies a jet . . . mouse boots . . . always thirsty. PATSY HUMPHREYS PL . . . '51 Ford Convert. . . . New Years . . . snow trips . . . skiing . . . gas money . . . crew . . . pony- tail. ,4 . HOBE--Chess Club Secretary-Treasurer 11,125 Math Club 11,125 CSF 10,115 Historian Com- mission 125 College Credit Program 11512. HOOVER--Entered Bullard Fall 1959. HOUGLAND-- Basketball 95 Baseball 105 Golf 125 Slope Dopes 125 Hi-Y 10. HUBBARD--Baseball 10,115 Golf 125 Hi-Y 11,125 Slope Dopes 125 Math Club 12. HUGHES--GAA 9,1O,11,125 Office Service 12- Charger 125 Junior Achievement Executive and Advanced Achievers Awards 10,11. HUMPHREYS --Slope Dopes 125 Tri-Hi-Y 11,125 Tennis Team 125 GAA 1O,11,125 Prom 115 Rally Commission 125 Christmas Formal 12. HUNTER--Slope Dopes Secretary 115 NFL 125 Class Play 115 Swimming 105 Prom 11. HUSHAW--Football 95 Charger 125 Band 9. JENNlNGS-- Band 9,10,11,125 Concert Band 9,10,11,12. 7 RICHARD JENNINGS Dick . . .just don't know . . . lowered '51 Plymouth . . . tuba tooter. GEINELLA HUNTER RONALD HUSHAW Maudy'S M2 . . . Skiing . - - Ronnie Fry . . . '53 Ford . . . actress . . .temper . . . car trouble . . . artist . . . one crushed door . . . gold locket of the boys . . . Herc . . . ot . . . railroad . . . black. a pencil? ii F Q 4 4 ,3 dp ,I 1 f f y . Nag 'Sf as r if 1 f 1- hw. , R qifwfff A 44 5 sf 1535 129. ,. in f if ff 'S' gif, A M , ,iw 'V' gig? -4 2 mc, Q Q 4 I V w f5i,' Y f, K J ' , Me, -rg, I I. 'Q 5 A y 3? 222 'K fir? ,N ae , , f, , w fi 4 we , fha' gf, I faq, 3' 4 iw Q ,W Q A' K 2, , f ' wig 1 W MARILYNN MAINN CYNTHIA MALONE Cyn . . . sophisticated swing . . . sundaes . . . starv- ing artist . . . animal lover fminkj . . . philosopher. I4 . MALONE--Slope Dopes 10,115125 Prom 115 Class Play Sets 115 Car Washes 9,125 Service Com- mittees 9,10,11,12. MANFREDO--Track 95105115125 Wrestling 115125 Cross Country 125 Hi-Y 11,125 Class Vice President 125 Lettermen's Club 11,125 Hi -Y Vice President 125 Grounds Commission 9. MANN--GAA 95105115 GAA Secretary-Treasurer 125 Lettergirl's 125 Class Treasurer 115 Slope Dopes 95105 Tri-Hi-Y President 105 Chorus 9,10,115 Social Commis- sion 9. MANNING--Football 125 Football Manager 105 Tennis 10,11,125 Student Body Treas- urer 125 Class President 115 Math Club 11,125 Beaker Breakers 10,115 Slope Dopes 10,115125 Hi-Y 10,125 Lettermen 10,115 Hi-Y President 115 Class Play 115 Debate 11512. MARTlNEZ-- Band 95105115125 Football 115 Basketball 105 Track 105115125 Hi-Y 12. MAY--Track 105 Tennis 125 Hi-Y 10,115 Slope Dopes 125 Charger 9,125 Lance 9512. MCAVOY--Football 11 125 Student Body Treasurer 125 I.ettermen's Club 125 Student Council 125 KYNO Outstanding Back Award 12. MCGREER--Beaker Breakers 11,125 Math Club 115125 Chess Club 11,125 Rally Man 11,12. MCKNIGHT--Swimming 10,115 Lettergirl 125 Social Commission 115 Tri-Hi-Y 10,115 Tri-Hi-Y President 125 Slope Dopes 125 Beacker Breakers 115 Flower Guard 115 CSF 10, 115 Senior Council Representative 12. Y RONAID MANFREDO Mimi . . . Norts . . . CO3 . . . 5-5 Club . . . Pizza league Huntington . . . Rhodes . . . . . . Hay whipped . . .Come football bus . . . FV . . . 12th out of your hole. of Never . . . water skiing. EDWARD MANNING VW . . . almost a Rembrandt of Senior Walk . . .Hi-Y. JAMES MARTINEZ Himey . . . wait 'til after graduation . . . Felit Fonzo . . . where'll we have the party Saturday nite? KEN MAY Stereo. . .shy. . . '49 Ply- mouth . . . Jazz . . . sharp dresser . . . skiing . . . one of the boys. WYANT MCAVOY BROOKE MCGREER 'W26 . . . Let's play football! lt's Nitrogen Tri-Iodide-- . . . Mother won't like these look out! grades . . . let your hair 32 grow . . . can't go out tonite. JUDY MCKNIGHT Pumpkin . . . chipmunk . . 'L'.. .TD...candy machine . . . will power . . . just go away . . . propaganda.' CELESTE MEALEY ROBERT MELD RUM Little Kid . . . black lace Meldy . . . New Year . . . . . night of Dec. 28 . . . '50 Ford Convert . . . Who-hoo dancer . . . cha cha cha . . . . . sleepy . . .Ain't got no tea for two. home. MICHAEL MCMAHAN Mick . . . only crashed and burned twice . . . skipper of the Pug Watz. MARVIN MELIKIAN Marv . . . Get the job done with a Chevy . . . Fidel. KAREN MIELIKIAN ,4 ' MCMAHAN--Ski Team 10,115 Slope Dopes 105115125 Class Play Properties 115 Honor Roll 9510, 115125 Senior Tea Committee 115 Service Committees 1O,11512. MEALEY--Cheer Leader 115 GAA 105115125 Class Social Commissioner 105 French Club 10,115 Castle Capers 125 Rallies 115 Majorette 125 Football Carnival Queen 12. MELDRUM--Slope Dopes 125 Hi-Y 125 Base- ball 125 Golf 12. MELIKIAN, K.--Student Council Representative 11,125 NFL 125 Chess Club 115 Education Club 125 Castle Capers 125 Entertainment Club 125 Chorus 9,105 Knight Patrol 95 CSF 11,125 American Legion Speech Award 12. MELIKLAN5 M.--Football 95105115 Basketball 95105115 Track 95 Hi-Y 105115125 Hi-Y Chaplain 125 Hi-Y Treasurer 10. MERRILL--Swimming 105 Social Commission 115125 GAA 95105125 Student Council Representative 105115 Class Social Commissioner 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 115 GAA Secretary 115 Charger 105 Prom 115 Christmas Formal Chairman 12. MOHRHUSEN--Football 11,125 Basketball 115125 Baseball 115 Math Club 125 Beaker Breakers 11. MURPHY--Football 105115125 Wrestling 115125 Lettermen 105115125 Beaker Breakers 10,115 Math Club 115125 Science Fair 9. ANN MERRILL Hermie . . . FV . . . It's not hard to get in--just pay your dues... March 15 . . . SC . . . Bob. ll DOUGLAS MURPHY lobo. id in KEITH MOHRHUSEN RONAID MONTGOMERY -gm, Swivel-hips . . . 325 , , , Ron . . . electrons flow from sports. positive to negative??? Curly . . . Oh! really merci . . . AO . . .Honeybun . . . wild driver . . . banana Big Otis. . . shy! . . football . . . 337 . . . timid SUSAN MYERS Sue . . . Beetle . . . Christ- RONALD MUSSELMAN City horn, country hom-- beep, beep. mas Eve . . . '53 Chevy . . . DIANE QJENKINSJ MYRICK 'L' . . . Bob . . . On Wis- Married Bill . . . red '54 consin . . . Aug. 5. Ford convert . . . night school. SHERRIE NAN The three stooges . . . eat drink, and be merry, for tomorrow who knows? CHARLES NEWBURG Corky . . . Dec. 20, 9:30 . . . Ted's . . . basketball ...TGC'60...skier.. one of the boys. 1 Aczwma MUSSELMAN--Basketball Manager 95 Student Body Grounds Commissioner 115 Student Body Historian 125 CSF Life Member5 Math Club 105115125 Science Club 10,115 Talent Show 95 Band 95105115125 Orchestra 95105115125 Math Contest 10,115 Prom 11. MYERS--Lettergirls 125 Tri- Hi-Y 115 Student Council Representative 115 Class President 115 Rallies 11,125 Prom 115 Foot- ball Queen 10. MYRICK--Office Service 11,12. NAN--GAA 10,11,125 Office Service 125 Junior Achievement 11,12. NEWBURG--Basketball 10,11,125 Student Council Representative 125 Math Club 11,125 Science Club 105 Slope Dopes 10,115 Slope Dopes Sergeant at Arms 125 Rallies 12. OBRIKAT--GAA 9,10,11,125 Slope Dopes 9,1O,11,125 Lettergirls 125 Fashion Shows 105 Lance 125 Charger 11,125 Prom 11. OSANTOWSKI--Entered Bullard Fall 1958. OSBURN-- Slope Dopes 10,11,125 Band 105 Band Librarian 11,125 Prom 11. OTT--Entered Bullard Fall 1959. FRANCES OBRIKAT Francie . . . pixie . . . good grief . . . 'H' . . . the crazy six . . . you worm . . . any- thing shiny or fuzzy . . . Santa Cruz . . . cats. GERALD OSANTOWSKI PENNY OSBURN Ozy . . . '49 Packard with Hawaii . . . Caz . . . holy customized scoop in the left moly . . . good grief . . . side . 34 Patti and Bob. JAY OTT Skinny Minnie . . . She ain't skinny- -she's just tall . . . girls . . . wine red Chevy. '13 was 1.1 ' - w K s- ' 4 'E ff' f? ,Q Mg L. , if if sm 'H ' ff v . in , 2:1 g .1 giifqzz ' , if P? 9 1 4 'Zn 5 ' ,K 'fi 4 f 4 ..A .EA 63? if E , , V 4 . -P Z H9212 53- .-X451 f . w .f ' Q.. W 'A . , . A 4 f- v -M 2,4 4 ' 1 1' 1? Sh A .W I V My , y 1 Pk W 'Wu , ,, L 463122 ' 5 ' A i if f' , P ,. Svfv M QW 6 1 . f QS' - . V i4i4,, r A-. ' ag N S IA A . v gr Q.. .L 4 .sw lj' RAY RUSSELL Noted for my eccentrically wild exhaust system. RICHARD SHEHADY Hoppy's Pal . . . make mine milk . . . S150 sweater . . . CJ. EVA MARY SMITH Eva . . . sewing . . . modern jazz. LORETTA SAMPLE SUSAN SCHAFER Simple Sample . . . Nov. 18 Susie . . . blush . . . COP . . . S A tickled my fancy . . . Santa Cruz . . . no left and Itickled his . . . action turn . . . Nov. 1, '57 . . . the speaks bolder than words . . . crazy six . . . coffee breaks I'll never tell . . . help! . . . Hacienda . . . blondie. MARTIN SHARP Marty . . . '60 Impala . . . . . football. I4 . RUSSELL--Hi-Y 11,125 Chorus 11,125 Castle Capers 12. SAMPLE--Entered Bullard Fall 19595 Student Council Representative 12. SCHAFER--GAA 9,10,11,125 Tri-Hi-Y Secretary 125 Edu- cation Club 125 Charger 11,125 Lance 125 Prom 115 Roman Banquet 95105115 GAA Car Wash Chairman 11. SHARP--Football 95105115125 Basketball 9,10,11,125 Baseball 9,1O,11,125 Letter- mens Club 9,10,11,125 NFL 12. SHEHADY--Football 125 Track 9,10,11,125 wrestling 11, Hi-Y 125 Lettermens Club 11,125 Band 9,11,125 Studio Band 11. SMITH, E.--Knightengales 95 Knight- engales Secretary 10,115 Knightengales Treasurer 11. SMITH, G.--Chorus 9,10,11,125 Madrigal Group 12. SPICKARD--Tennis Team Manager 115 GAA 105115125 Education Club 11,125 Tri- Hi-Y 125 Math Club 115 Class Plays 11,125 Charger 11,125 Lance Assistant Editor 11,125 Honor Roll 9,10,125 College Credit Program 12. STAMOULES--Slope Dopes 1O,11,125 Castle Capers 125 Entertainment Club 12. PEGGY STAMOUIES Pug . . . how you? . . . Mortimer . . . Meatball . . Austin Healey . . . AO.. . Warmer Uppers . . . turtle. 2 'EY 17,51 CAIL SMITH BONNIE SPICKARD Vinnie . . . the three stooges Bummie . . . And just why . . . hooray for Uncle Sam's haven't you bought your misguided children . . . San 37 Lance? . . . water skiing vs. Diego. snow skiing and Lynne . . . The Don's . basketball . . . 941 . . . 033 STANLEY STANSELL 'Little feller . . . '52 lime green Merc . . . quiet type. JEAN IE TOS TENSON Tuckless ski mg trip car trouble parties ' JIM THACKER ,4 STANSELL--Basketball 105 Prom 115 Traffic Safety Contest 10. STERNFELS--Entered Bullard Fall 19595 THACKER--Basketball 125 Baseball 125 NFL 12. THOMAS--GAA 10,115 Lettergirls 125 Class Vice President 115 French Club 10,115 Tri-Hi-Y 105 CSF 11,125 French Club President 125 Prom Chairman 115 Assemblies 125 Girls' State Representative 11. TIERNEY--Football 9, 10,11,125 Wrestling 11,125 Golf 105 Lettermen's Club 11,125 Class Play 115 Lance Advertising Manager 9,10,11,125 Charger Advertising Manager 9,10,11,125 Chorus 10. TOSTENSON-- Swimming 9,105 GAA 9,1O,11,125 Student Body Rally Commissioner 125 Class Secretary 105 Slope Dopes 9,10,11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 10,11,125 Charger 95 Lance 95 Prom 115 Pep Girl Altemate 115 Lettergirl 12. TURNEY--GAA 11,125 Lettergirl 125 Tri-Hi-Y 125 Education Club 115 NFL 125 Chorus 115 CSF 11,12. VAN METER--Golf 10. WALKER--Honor Roll 9,10,115 Football 10,11,125 Track 9,10,l1,125 Wrestling 11,125 Roman Banquet 10,115 Beaker Breakers 105 Stu- dent Body Chief Justice 125 Lettermen's Club Vice President 115 Math Club President 125 Prom 115 All City Football Team 12. smile snow skirts . . . ARD . . . Dec. 18. Good speed the plough. BOB STERNFEI-5 5 Feet, 5 Inches . . . Hatchet lsn't life just one big drag Shot . . .fill . . . '47 Model after all? T. NANCY TURNEY KEN VAN METER Faucet . . . 'R' . . . Short '51 Chev . . .Bon Vi Vant . . BETTY ANNE THOMAS Tougours c'est a decorer pour les donses sir fait le pasters! . . . Nov. 14 . . . long-legs . . . boy. STEVE TIERNEY Steverino . . . scubadiving . . . motorcycle . . . finger- printer . . . Avacado Lake . . Ad Man . . . big bruiser. RICHARD WALKER ff39 . . . '57 Pontiac Convert. .. . Girls? . . . Peanie . .. you're smirkin' . . .Hiltie . . . vacation . . . wrestler. DENNIS WEBB Spider Qwebbj . . . NYE party . . .Hi-Y trip . .. basketball . . .332 . . . swimming. PRISCILLA WENTER Thank goodness my name begins with 'W' . . . food. JUDY WINTHER 'W28 . . . Bethlem Island Shaver . . . task, task, task. ROSA WHITLEDCE LORALEE WILFONG Rosie . . . listening to Laurie . . . les cheveaux radio . . . popular music . . rouge . . . FV . . .How about water skiing. that? SUSAN WILKINS Susie Q . . .big flirt . . . ski crazy . . . best friend Patrick . . . cool dancer . . . moody . . . togetherness-- cwc. Mamma WEBB--Basketball 9,1O,11,125 Swimming 11,125 Hi-Y 12. WHITLEDGE--Chorus 9,10,125 GAA 95 Service Committees 9,10. WILFONG--Swimming 9,115 Student Council Representative 115 CSF 105 Service Committees 11,125 Prom 11. WILKINS--Knightengales 9,105 Service Com- mittees 9,10,11,125 WENTER--Prom 115 Charger 11. WINTHER--Chorus 125 Prom 115 Slope Dopes 10. WORKMAN--Entered Bullard Fall 19595 Student Librarian 12. WRIGI-IT--Letter- girls 125 Student Council Representative 115 Education Club 11,125 Charger Editor 11,125 Charger 9,105 Lance 9,10,11,125 Prom 115 Television Panel 105 School Radio News Broadcaster 125 Honor Roll 9,10,11,12. ZACHER--GAA 9,105 GAA Vice President 115 GAA President 125 Swimming 9,10,115 Student Council Representative 9,105 Prom 115 CSF Life Member5 CSF Secretary 125 College Honors Program 11,125 Class President 9. VALERIE ZACHER Val . . . Indianapolis trainee . . . My white scarf is grey . . . loyal member of the FV and SC . . . of course it's natural! MARILYN WORKMAN SHARON WRIGHT Mariny . . . reading books . . Lou . . . I don't know . . . ballads . . . bowling. Tall Paul . . . The crazy six 39 . . . 'G' . . . coffee breaks . . . Lost lake . . . Hacienda . . . Aug. 3. . ,- my ., e ff I X' , ,Xi X I P . . , , Q' 'F M 3 , ., 'Q ! A 3 - - N , , my K ff -w . 1' 'se 'fff242'qjk ,. QQ' ,.,. 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Nothing like a party line! How will this school go on without us? Maybe it will snow in the Sicrras next week. , ni- l l l ,, Let's declare a Senior Holiday! The Class of '60 practices togethernessf' .32 ai W K 1 I N4 A -k RIA? , , fa' W - .. ny. ,Q -,:,, fi has ? vfyfff,-vnifx W un. A is Y' 3 I 0 v E F b Qu x .. .p- First Semester Class Officers: Jo-el Thaxton, treasurerg Richard Stietz, vice presidentg Harold McAvoy, president Joyce Sparks, secretary. lflllllll X Zu! - agp' Spirit and enthusiasm keynoted the activities undertaken by the members of the junior class. Ex- emplifying this was a memorable Junior-Senior Prom, sponsored this year by the Class of '61, Proceeds from a three act mystery, The Night of January 16th, swelled the junior class treasury, enabling the near-seniors to participate in many other school sponsored events. Second Semester Class Officers: Jane Schlesselman, secretaryg Judy Powers, social commissionerg Harold McAvoy, presidentg Judy Blakeley, vice presidentg Gene Fawlick, treasurer. -F-F-I-G-G-G-C-H-T! But, I know that Brazil is in South America. . x NJ, 7 i 1. L fv 4' And we've just got to find a place for your hook shot. Red, black, chartreuse, make a mess. Let's get this place cleaned up before another car comes in. K plus H20 I BOOM Come on, 1et's use both hands. 1 -2 -3 -kick. ,TI 5 Ah, Lunch, my favorite period. I only have eyes for you. Looney Lids, for Crazy Hat Day. FRONT ROW: Diane DeLong, Martha Harris, Kathy Rustigian, Judy Judkins, Jeanne Simpson, Toni Fabian, Susan Emerzian. ROW II: Ron Oliver, Dave Sinton, Ray Mosesian, Stan Jananian, Jim Eber- wein, Tom MacKonald, Olivia McCoy, Marva Olsen, Sally Squires, Barbara Baldyck. ROW III: Marcia Drennon, Ron Hall, Charles Barrett, John Pace, Harold MacAvoy, Dan MacKenzie, Leland Puryear, Bill Wright, Jeff Christianson, Bill Coulston, Bob Vaughan, Judy Powers. ROW IV: Bob Knapp, Brent Parrett, Dick VanRozeboom, Joe Bolkovatz, Mal Chaddock. FRONT ROW: Jackie Sharp, De De Waugh, Janice Moore, Gloria Sinopoli, Suzanne Pashayan. ROW II: Carl Bittle, Sammy Snell, Tim Oldfield, Mike Wil- liams, Judy Blakeley, Linda Scott, Jo-el Thaxton, Ann Schober, Lynn Mawby. ROW III: John Masten, John Johnson, Keith Thomson, Richard Jevardian, Bob McKinnin, Jim Nalls, Jim Barnum, John Harris, Frank Wallace, Craig Wood. ROW IV: Rus I-Iill Jeff Verts bf' fi , . A if W-K f JJ ty 3 Y Lewis Dunn, Sam Adams, Al Allan. FRONT ROW: Karen Eckles, Susan Walker, Susan Waltner, Pat Taylor, Kathy Holmes. ROW II: Sharon Tilly, Sharon Mohrhusen, Pat McPheeters, Anne Armor, Judy Buck, Patty Flynn, Sarah Zent- ner, JoAnna Goble, Lesley Kellas. ROW III: John Said, Richard Manning, Tom Cook, Gene Paw- lick, Chuck Wood, Ron Dalzel, Curtis Travis. FRONT ROW Judy Jacobson Rosanna Sprers, Sharon Smith Pat Harvey, Jane Schlesselman, Barbara Harmen Charlotte Kruse, Mary Mac Farland ROW II Gordon Fake, John Williams, Chris Walker Shelly Farina Joan Garborino, Connie Germger Shirley Perkins, Marlene Morelli, Alan Benov Steve Yates ROW III Dennis Chin, Janice Sparks Richard Stertz, Don Rathbone, Doug Pipes Bruce Wardlaw, Dennis Sanne Doug Cords, Gilbert Hammond Joyce Sparks, Clark Penfield, FRONT ROW: Jan Perry, Betty James, Denise Fiske, Carol Nan Carol Tompkins, Linda Redwine Eleanor Brown. ROW II: Jean Woods, Carol Cunningham, Jackie Rowan, Alice Littrell, Margo Brabant, Karen Klint, Sharon Garrow, Jody Waugh, Barbara St. John. ROW III: Hugo Norovyan, Chuck Mc- Knelly, Billy Watters, Neal Kig- gens, Gary Anderson, Bob Wil- son, Roby Strachn, Darwin Royer, Chuck Hamilton, Les Pennington. ROW IV: Tom Carberry, Gary Maxwell, Pat Stanley. FRONT ROW Jeannie LaVoy Joyce Richardson, Sandy DeL1ddo Gail Jones, Jeannette Willis, Carol Brent, Sherrie Humphreys ROW II Kay Phillips, Sandra Fabris, Paula Wasden, Lynn Willson, Susan Duncan Kathy Hadsall Joyce Baloian Cam Forslind Ellen Green Joan Hughes. ROW III: Harty Serabian Larry Watters Tom Alexander Bob Haire John DelMastro, Paul Figgs, Mary Hanley, R'-N, FRONT ROW: Maureen Lightbody, Sharon Psaltis, Geri Agbashian, Marlene Cocola, Charlene Edmondson, Susan King. ROW II: Gary Bailey, Larry Tumer, Sandi Wasden, Charlotte Mansfield, Judy Westfall, Connie Olson, Andrea Bogosian, Rodie Hill, Phil Barbee, Glenn Dillon. ROW III: Steve Sommerstrom, Jim McBrian, Karnie Tutunjian, Marshall Newman, Richard Smith, Gary Maxwell, Doug Smith, John Eberwine, Gene Big- lione, Dal Henderson. ROW IV: Bill Sanderson, Scott Wood, Bill Kaboos. R lt's so much fun looking down on people ! ! ! This lunch line keeps getting longer ! Swim on, juniors E I think I'm going to giggle ! And so Isez . . .' A V4-4-,,,... Vv'hen they say, - L-J, 'Sit in the bal- cony,' they .---F,-, These chemistry problems MEAN the bal- don't look too hard? cony ! A 7' 'Rx YL, 1 -- Win, The first semester class officers hold up the doings at the executive board meeting to pose for the photographer. They are Wendy de la Laing, social commissioner, Phil Coulston, vice president, Galen Fisher, president, and Diane Flaming, secretary- treasurer. Spirit was high among the Class of '62 this year and rumor has it that their great enthusiasm will increase during their remaining years at Bullard. Remember STU? Their desire to Stomp The Upperclassmen paid off when they triumphantly took lst place in the Inter-class Track Meet. They also came through with a 2nd in the Inter-class Swim Meet. Sponsoring the annual Mr. Touchdown Dance and giving a car wash and cake sale were main money raising projects for the Sophomores. Class rings. sweaters, and pins were purchased. This set a first at Bullard since no other class has had class pins. Keep up the spirit, Mighty Class of '62, and you'1l make Bullard prouder of you in your last two years. Chatting during the morning break are officers Phil Erro, president, Barbara Costa, social commissioner, Alice Eliason, secretary-treasurer, and Stan Nelson, vice president. FRONT ROW: Sandra Stone, Julayne Stewart, Carol Saling, Carol Patterson, Linda Hitchings, Linda Parli. ROW II: Jack Schlesselman, Jayme Kahn, Connie Fowler, Sue Tucker, Gay Grove, Sue Childers, Janet Sanders, Judy Johnson, Alice Perkins, Walter Workman. ROW III: Harold Galindo, Richard Halvorson, Gary Underwood, Bob Sims, Nick Parenti, Peter Peirre, Gregg Underdown, Don Johnston, Douglas Waters, Jim Pickford. ROW IV: Earl Rogers, Doug Bradford, Jeff Heller, Ken Brookman, Gregg Weibert. FRONT ROW: Marie Denny, Susan Kyne, Sue Langley, Frances DeBenedetto, Wendy Ward, Judy Simas, Myrna Tavaris, Sandra Gross. ROW Il: Vera Wallace, Ila Smith, Phyllis Barnes, Dianne Beau- mont, Linda Olson, Lorna Cap- lan, Jennifer Murphy, Cheryl Walker, Mary Plaunt, JoAnna Genco. ROW III: Tom Bailey, Richard Bowman, Jerry Sulliger, Jim Perry, Clinton Collins, Richard Holterman, Steve Droge, Jim Jacobson, Mort Crawford, Ronnie Darbinian, Charles Hoover, Glen Sheets. FRONT ROW: Janet Burton, Judy Bascom, Susan DeFoe, Pam Cresse, Susan Myers, Jacque Sandlin. ROW Il: Bruce Nelson, Joe Figgs, Charlene Hallaian, Christie Hewson, Pat Hall, Bonnie Holston, Sally Kilpatrick, Beverly Smith, Noel Villalon, Margie Muldoon. ROW III: Al Corrente, Kermit Minor, Kit Mealey, Mike Conway, Pat Sullivan, Kerry Halseth, Don Goforth, Mike Larimer, Jim Prine. ROW IV: Tom Borchardt, Darwin Hennings, Bob Hinkle, Mark Verble, Bob Ballow. FRONT ROW: Linda Bondoc, Penny Schaaf, Barbara Spaulding, Pat Handloss, Betsy Karrer, Joyce Nalls, Delores Bane. ROW II: Patty Flowers, Marion Dauphin, Olivia Galindo, Sally Smith, Wendy de la Laing, Bonnie Stone, Karen Williams, Jeanne Thomas, Anna Schelander, Carol Savage. ROW III: Tom McKenzie, Waymon Kissler, Jim Green, Dyck Hale, Mike Carlin, Allen Hancock, Jim Knapp, Warren Stallings, Diane Lehr, Seyle Thomas, Barbara Cleason. FRONT ROW: Carol Barents, Sandi Ratchiord, Betty Nord- strom, Nancy Lake. ROW Il: Rod Walker, Jim Shaw, Stan Nelson, Allan Peterson, Joe Martinez, Lynne McQui1liams, Crayton Boyer, Tom Diamond, Paul Bourzac. ROW III: David Adams, Norm Allington, Bill Parkes, Dan Harkin, David Davidson, Bob Lucas, Robert Brosmer, Jim Turpie, Eugene Daley. FRONT ROW: Nan Bristow, Barbara Costa, Leslie Bronstein, Beverly Moon, Judy Wood, Janelle Robinson. ROW II: Steve Ruley, Joanne Hoop, Janet Zealer, Elaine Leudeking, Judy Walker, Sharon Herbert, Barbara Hobe, Tim McCabe, Phil Erro. ROW Ill: Bob Shultz, Bob Hardy, Bob Knowles, Gary Davis, Phil Coulston, Cliff Cay, Ron Dennison, Jerry Cavalero, Tom Brewster, Ricky Hartman. FRONT ROW. Jackie Hoffman, Carol Musselman, Ann Comegys, Virginia Swanson, Susan Kendall, Diane Flaming, Joyce Kenrick. ROW II: John Hubbard, Nancy Turk, Betsy Kimble, Karen Koshgarian, Janice Christensen, Lucy Crawford, Linda McGavin, Kathy Mitchell, Wanda Tallant. ROW III: Greg Sappington, Jerry Cozby, Conn Shute, Robert Reid, Jeff Davidson, Bill Hopkins, Penn Handworker, Jon Goble, Ron Sargent. ROW IV: Nick Trowbridge, Louis Sorsky, Jim Gollihur. FRONT ROW: Susan Asbury, Barbara Miller, Patty Tomblin, Sherie Buckenburger, Sara Beatty, Heidi Hatch, Ann Westphal. ROW ll: Don Zody, Kelly Jones, Carol Wilfong, Susan Taylor, Kathy Norton, Mary Eisenhart, Galen Fisher. ROW III: Dave Hansen, Erwin Chow, John Mulhern, Mike Grimes, Rich Juliana, Tom Milton, John Dudley. ROW IV: John Tenny, Ricky Stearns, Ron Shea, Linn Green, Ted Starkel, Tom Edholm, Bill Neal, Ed King, Terry Turney. FRONT ROW: Rosemary Rockwell, Kay Billings, Betty Jo Swartz, Jeannie Sandlin, Priscilla Castagna, Karen Kennedy, Ruth Okamoto. ROW II: Diane Barents, Fran Carmouche, Bemie Spano, Tonya Stanton, Diane Clark, Alice Eliason, Mary Lou Underwood, Judy Travis, Donna Ames, Linda Priest, Betty Kelly. ROW III: Ross Gray, Joe Berk, Mike Riley, Robert Chamblee, Alex Brown, Robert Kelly, Mike Cooper, Eric Biglione, Richard Turl, Larry Reynolds, David Vincent, Mike Halseth, Clifford Darsey, Sidney Weat. 1-v We'11 have to run now, 'cause the tardy bell . . . Bl ,fi Ham sandwiches again! money. QL .iii If anything else is put on this table, it will collapse ! Gary, give Sharee your tlcket Q ff I A Lance photographer gets shot. Here are my notes from English and geometry. F- . PNP Well, how about that? I have my fmgers on the wrong keys! 'ur K X A ' V I 'W lv A ' .Mi W I 1 1, 2 f'fa, ,,' . J, . 'Y ' ? Yo y f ' 4 , , 1 , 1 5 - , - . 0 P 'fl X' A I uf 2 l'4 , . Y , ',,gg.,x ,A fw ww.4 fA'i4 t '41 tx , , . g v W i . .,J 'WH 2,7 V , ,'??, f i , 5 .- . 4. 'K fuxmfi Q rg' at W, li? 1 i mf .,y7 ..f Y , if W 4 if Q Y f AY g J .Au -'-4 - . , ff, ,, 1 - if , f .f r m? r , :if-X., '21 M 0 34,2 L, W, ' WW V ,Jef ,f If his up, F? 3, ,Q :wh I . A ,QA , ,, , x mfg, Q, 'I 1? 3 mf' -M 2' yin- . 0 M , 1 M 7 Ted Marsella, president, Cheryl Fitzgerald, social commissioner, Jacque McCoy, secretary treasurer, and Gil Berkeley, vice president, undertook the jobs of the second semester class officers. The seniors of three years hence, this year's freshmen,tackled a big project when they sponsored the Queen of Hearts Ball, aVa1entine's dance. Perhaps the greatest joy of the class, aside from the heralded success of the ball, was the crowning of Jane Morgan, the freshman queen representative, to reign over the evening's activities, Admirable performances in both the interclass track and swim meets were turned in by members of the class, especially considering the difference in years of experience. Together they stoodg together in all the tasks they undertook, the members of the Class of 1963 worked for a most enlightening year at Bullard High School. The first officers who represented the Class of 1963 at the high school are Jim Hughes, president, Judy Haig, social commissioner, Allan Melikian, vice president, and Jane Linschied, secretary-treasurer. Y! 1 A Nap '- ' ' ! J lk , vt ' l f 5 ' l fs if - r FRONT ROW: Barbara Williams, Carol Ward, Linda Avent, Sharon Baker, Eileen Mekkes, Susan Jacobson. ROW ll: Danny Varoujean, George Peverill, Dennis De Liddo, Melvin Gorham, Gil Savage, Terry Watson, Marsha Anderson, Saralena Jensen, Barbara Porteous, Marsha Weldon. ROW Ill: Bill Martz, Alan Beymee, Tim Summers, Bob Pawlick, John Farris, David Turney, Gary Goyette, Terry McCabe, Doug Simi, Bob Penfield, Eric Erickson. FRONT ROW: Bertha Couch, Darlene Cummings, Patty Page, Toni Brown. ROW II: Alan Arthur, Laura Morris, Judy Sanne, Ginger Hall, Dennis Rush, Bob Wallace, Mike Wikstrom, Gary Colby. ROW III: David Osterloh, Roy Delsid, Jimmy Bellisomi, Rocky Morelli, Jim Gramis, Kenny Binatena, Frank Davis, Lee Roberts, Pat Turner. ROW IV: David Terrill. FRONT ROW: Suzanne Ford, Marcia Campbell, Sharon Middaugh, Susan Ford, Janet Johnson, Geri Smith. ROW II: Tom Findley, Allen Melikian, Jimmy Hughes, Don Branker, Deli Johnson, John Reichert, Lynn Conley, Milton Pickford, Craig Stover. ROW III: Morris Antonina, Dave Qualls, David Keran, John Littrell, David Wilkinson, Skip Patterson, Tom McCarthy, Greg Ogard, Michael Sorsky, Larry Beliz. Q14 FRONT ROW: Diane Newman, Carol Wanner, Sue Carmouche, Grace Mecchi, Kathy Honeycutt, Cindy Hanna, Judy Haig, Lynne Bryant. ROW Il: Jane Morgan, Susan Shirley, Janet McLaughlin, Judy Hatch, Wanda Lowrey, Daryl Humphrey, Lucille Bernardoni, Betty Joyce, Beverley Johnson, Laura Jean Thomas. ROW Ill: Suzanne Clarke, Nancy Wilkins, Suzanne Sanderson, Steve Jamison, Bill McCormack, Greg Evans, Bill Asbury, Bob Mills, Rick Magarian, Tom Montgomery, David Greenberg, Gary Fluno, Paul Schwemler. ROW IV: Doug Lackey, Mike Meadows, Bill Armor, Ralph Royer. FRONT ROW: Janet Jorgensen, Jane Linschied, Jill Utter, Kathy Kachadorian, Tifeni Whitting- ton, Elsie Kruse. ROW ll: Bob Harwell, Bill Argentino, Peggy Wherry, Susan Byrd, Martha Hansen, Jennifer Hall, Mary Gramis, Sally Roberts, Joan Edmunds, Vickie Jensen. ROW III: Peter Said, Percy Scales, Mike Tilly, Jim Merrill, Tom Badger, Warren Houston, Dee Hutchins, Larry Robbins, Art Marrow, Robert Burke. ROW IV: Keith Hansen, Chris Loman, Brooks Wilson, Bob Vestal, Henry King, Andy Brown. FRONT ROW: Marcia Decker, Carol Donald, Linda Green, Barbara Peterson, Carolyn Baer, Kathy Bullock, Ellen Andreen, Meredith Tillotson, Lydia Lucas, Diana Powers. ROW ll: Pat Anderson, Linda Douglas, Donna Perry, Cheryl Fitzgerald, Betsy Hadsall, Sharon Emerzian, Mary Ann Ellis, Glenlyn Slater, Judy Green, Martha Shonkwiler, Laurie Ames. ROW Ill: Bill Johnson, Vem Poyth- ress, Jack Baker, Lance Widman, Gary Davies, Ted Marsella, Gerry Chance, Tim Roark, Larry Bal- lentyne, Scott Dean, Danny Hayes, Bob Baldock, Pam Campbell, Becky Casner, Sharon Collins. ILM 6 Z.-415 FRONT ROW: Elizabeth Smith, Karen Robinson, Roxanne Shaw, Penny Butts, Francine Robinson, Jeanette Blakeley. ROW Il: Judy Smiley, Gloria Jean Clark, Carol Hyde, Susan Kadini, Barbara Krohn, Janet Ferrua, Janice Ferrua, Marie Corrente, Sherry Defoe, Judy Leslie. ROW III: Pat Brad- ley, Jim Wright, Ted Munson, Rick Plagge, Richard Neff, Tony Trosi, Chris Wood, Mike Tierney, Maurice Joy, John Klein, Jim Gilbert, Robert Walker. I'm not a pheasant -I'm a KYNO Weatherbird. FRONT ROW: Scottie Moore, Nancy Schafer, Pat Jackson, Judy Ganimian, Jacqueline McCoy, Lupe Rodriguez. ROW II: Mike Powers, Charles Cochran, Mike Patterson, Betty Martz, Colleen Bedroslan, Nancy Nelson, Anne Pepper, Ladona Amacher, Bob DeRemer, Bob Peterson. ROW III: Tom Mc- Michael, Bob Barnard, Jim Bacher, Dan Prine, Raymond Botts, Dean Hutchens, Gil Berkeley, Bob Hill, Gary Markarian, Richard Schultz, Fred Minasian, Wayne Hanser, Roger Garabedian. Oh! It's Fabulous Fabian! Please! The light is hurting my ey es H ,,..i.....--- -- f--1-1-' M 2 -A A Have to copy this over again before the bell rings. ,Cf -AP Next word please. 41 I I think that line does something for it, don't you? Literature sure is interesting this year. ,A Of course! Don't you wear hats to schoo1? Just one minute before the bell rings and that horrible nine page test. Have you been to social science yet? Like Wow. Watercolor houses lead to greater medias. You say they have discontinued the break? am 40 w r fr A 'if G, 'T ,ia- an 7 fauwgi' v If Y W W :LX Q' 'wa 'Q E1 puikfs Q! If sf: 2 -.41 ' P 1 ? A ,-- ,----,.. ff' 4 . I L11 A 3, idk, iw ' '5 !',,.' J 5A 1 - I I ...- ' -a - 1 'M V 1,' X Y I' 1 1 4 1 Q1 , ,a'! K if v 1 -.+ K I 91' FRONT ROW: Mary Lou Underwood, Barbara Lones, Loretta Sample, Jeanie Tostenson, Sherry Humphreys, Jackie Sharp, Jim Hughes, Don Branker, ROW Il: Connie Jorgenson, Toni Fabian, Sam Ganimian, Jeanie Simpson, Carol Brent, Jim Hall, Steve Jamison, Gary Markarian. ROW Ill: Karyle, Butcher, Galen Fisher, Ron Musselman, John Christensen, Bob Bianco, Nelson Hayhurst, Allen Melikian, Bob Vestal. ROW IV: Richard Manning, Linn Green, Phil Coulston, Bill Harrison, John Pace, Harold McAvoy, Bob Pawlick, Ed Manning. Doug Jensen, the first semester student body vice president, waits for Senior Bin Harrison, Bill Harrison outside the the first semester stu- Offlce' dent body president, takes a few moments from his ousy schedule to have his picture taken. S STUDENT BODY OFFICERS, FRONT ROW: Connie Jorgenson, secretary, Jeanie Tostenson rally commissioner, Barbara Lones, social commissioner, Barbara Costa, girls' athletic com missioner, Bill Harrison, president. ROW II: Ed Manning, treasurer, John Pace, grounds commissioner, Ron Musselman, Historian, Rich Walker, chief justice, Doug Jensen, vice president. -if STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: Jack Reed, chief justice, Mimi Mann, girls' athletic comm., Wyant McAvoy, treamrer, Kristie Harris, social comm., Barbara Campbell, secretary, John Christensen, rally comm. FRONT ROW: Alice Eliason, Sherry Humphreys, Mary Lou Underwood, Kristie Harris Linda Sue Prince, Barbara Campbell, Karen Melikian, Jeanne Simpson, Darlene Daniels, Meredith Tillotson, Carol Donald. ROW II: Rich Walker, Doug Jensen, Jack Reed John Christensen, Roger Hougland, Gary Fisher, Steve Fisher, Harold McAvoy Gene Pawlick, Ron Musselman. Sam Ganimian, student body vice president, phones to check on a coming assembly. Doug Jensen, student body president, makes sure that only the flag waves from the flag pole. 5ecoowi5 TOM ROBERTS and BILLIE JOHNSON Just checking for blank sheets. SUSIE SCHAFER and FRANCES OBRIKAT This layout is really neat. BARBARA FAUTZ and BONNIE SPICKARD Doesn't this issue look neat? TIM GILL, Editor This is the first CHARGER off the press. , SHARON WRIGHT, Editor We sure a.re proud of our first printed CHARGER, Sfdvif EDITORS: Sharon Wright and Tim Gill ASSISTANT EDITOR: Barbara Fautz NEWS EDITOR: Susie Schafer FEATURE EDITOR: Frances Obrikat SPORTS EDITOR: Ron Wyckoff PAGE EDITOR: Peggy Ginet EXCHANGE EDITOR: Margaret Fries BUSINESS MANAGER: Linda Prine PHOTOGRAPHERS: Robert Harvey, Pat Stan- ley and Chucky Hoover CARTOONIST: Nancy McDaniel REPORTERS: Karen DeLane, Bonnie Spickard, Lynne Enders, Janice Beatty, Alberta Branker, Pat Hughes, Ron Hushaw, Joan Laidlaw, Billie Johnson, Ken May, Tom Roberts, Margo Brabant, Joanna Goble, Patty Flynn, Pat Har- vey, Barbara St. John, Christy Walker, DeDe Waugh, Jeannie Wood, and Anne Armor. -A Q RON WYCKOFF and ALBERTA BRANKER Are these sports stories ready to be typed yet? ' VIOLA BEDFORD, Advisor Lots of reader interest in this paper. ' un? 'vein x J, x '-:Z .J inf' . jg KE Ef? . Q, ,Q-UT, 3. 'i' -' , . 5. 4, 9, 4? X 1 ,ff .f P. 15, , 3' 1 gn . 'W-ilfugeivl , Q, f if x S! K2 f 11: ,,, Q. 3 gf .: ' .Q . ' wxis E 1 QQ fat 1' 4: 5, g J .nd HW' in -I P 4 K ' vu! W 7 F' SN rf? fx 'T 'I u 1 ' . f xi' H 'L Q, -A ,J 4 .Sv Jfx 74 'ix' 5, Q fl -, ,. ww 1 :Q 4- 1' ,fri K A fs Li .?Jb-4 ,K Q V16 Semin Sextef 0 Zoaza Zaad fade-z Ann Westphal, Ann Comegys, Tom Roughton, Ron Musselrnan, Rickey Stearns, Ralph Royer, Keith Hansen, Robert Harvey, Kelly Jones, Tom Montgomery, Kermit Miner, Al Corrente, Ron Hall, Sandra Stone, Corol Sue Musselman, Judy Smiley, Pat McPheeters, Jo-e1Thaxton, Susan Asbury, John Mulhern, Kathy Norton, Beverly Moon, Judy Buck, Barbara Cleason, Susan Jacobson, Anna Schelander, Virginia Swanson, Penny Osborn, Bruce Nelson. Bill Armor, Bob Barnard, Joe Bolkovatz, Crayton Boyer, Dennis Chinn, Jeff Christiansen, Charles Cochran, Jim Eberwein, Galen Fisher, Sam Ganimian, Ronald George, Melvin Gorham, Mike Grimes, Mike Halseth, David Hansen Keith Hansen, Danny Harkin, Bety Hamish, Bill Harrison, Robert Harvey, Heidi Hatch, Judy Hatch, Warren Houston, James Hughes, Rich Jevardian, Stan Jenanyan, Richard Jennings, Deli Johnson, Janet Johnson, Don Johnston, Kelly Jones, Henry King, Larry Kragh, Sue Langley, Judy Leslie, Richard Magarian, Jim Martinez, Kit Mealey, Tom Montgomery, John Mulhern, Ronald Musselrnan, Stan Nelson, Bruce Nelson, Diane Newman, Tim Oldfield, Marva Olsen, Penny Osburn, Jim Pickford, Doug Pipes, Larry Reynolds, Tom Roughton, Ralph Royer, Janet Sanders, Richard Shehady, Jack Schlesselman, Warren Stallings, Pat Stanley, Rickey Stearns, Richard Steitz, Pat Sullivan, John Tenney, David Terrill, Kamie, Tutunjian, Gary Underwood, Bob Vaughn, Bill Wright, Kathy Norton, Virginia Swanson, Susan Defoe, Ron Appling, Charles Barrett, Raymond Butts, Ann Comegys, Danny Prine, Douglas Yates, Gerald Dilley. gan! Wtdzed 'c Wfdxed rv. gf?-,, 1 k . lim? M,,.,,- f ...rm . gage' Zandt Zum James Agar, Carolyn Baer, Bob Ballow, Carol Barents, Judy Bamett, Bruce Behnan, Ken Brookman, Kathy Buck, Marilyn Call, Susan Childers, Barbara Cleason, Janice Cope, Ronald Dalzell, Fran De Benedetto, Pat Dick, Marcia Drenon, Nancy Duckhorn, Charlene Edmondson, Mary Eisenhart, Leslie Emerzian, Sandy Fabris, Bill Farris, Barbara Fautz, Denise Fiske, Karen Flaming, Patty Flynn, Cam Forslind, Connie Fowler, Peggy Ginet, Zane! Jeri Green, Joanna Goble, Judy Ganimian, Pat Harvey, Shirlie Hayes, Don Hazeltine, Barbara Hobe, Genella Hunter, Diana Jenkins, Billy John- son, Jim Johnson, Betty Kelly, Mary Kay Kelly, Karen Klint, Judy Kragh, Karen Koshgarian, Robert Kyne, Susan Kyne, Joan Laidlaw, Bob Mc- Kinnon, Arlene Magarian, Charlotte Mansfield, Ron Montgomery, Carol Nann, Lynda Parli, Sharon Psaltis, Alice Perkins, John Perry, Leland Puryear, Linda Redwine, Joyce Richardson, Rosemary Rockwell, Ray Russell, Kathy Rustigian, Ann Schelander, Jacque Sharp, Gail Smith, Roseanna Speir, Bonnie Stone, Virginia Swanson, Myrna Taveres, Carole Tompkins, Wendy Ward, DeDe Waugh, Rosa Whitledge, Judy Winther, Jean Woods, Walter Workman, Rudy Gray, Bob Knowles. K We wif ag fs 'R hgx, gr. gfggzy- My , -' fu SY ,wfi'E?'f1 .X A QM. A Us .,uv,,.'A, .. 1 4' 4' 1.3 f. x M , 1 I 1 K' pq-:-, w-.axial 45, ,N 1 ' ?'f 7'ffff-'Q '-wc'-5414: 21,5 Q' , w . 1- -:Y 7 . Am. -o 1 ' . A ff,-1, gf- ,..,,.g.-- ,3gM:f':W,.. 4 , Q, y ,- ,A , 4 'MA-M4 -',4- V ,inf U, fnwf -fl V, ,. , .L ., - f . ' 1 Q,-' .-?:'f?fz 'fdw-,,, fggg' gv'ff -, f, k.--'ffmff ' 1 ,, '. ., W- Nw. 'F 'Qf,jfN.:'v-,Q 1-fkiff-A f ,',, M W, ,.. :Nt My'-fi: 1,3 'V , , ...ryg 4, -,Si rg, f.,,g.M:w5,,f L, 5 .3 g, ' f X - ,-3 .. 1 X. -ff:-,, ' .521 , ,WWW .. . f -- Wk !v 1 N A 1 5 of. ,V una. it FRONT ROW: Charles Barrett, Ron Dennison, Dave Greenberg, Bob Sims, Chuck Hoover. ROW II: Bill McCracken, Robert Walker, Jerry Cozby. ? . . RALLY COMMISSION: Becky Casner, Connie Geringer, Jack Schlesselman, Jeanie Tostenson, Les Emerzian, Patsy Humphreys. GROUNDS COMMISSION: Ron Oliver, Don Rojas, Dave Sinton. 72 4 , x if 1 X' J, ,X af' STUDENT COURT: Jim Hall, Doug Jensen, Galen Fisher, Jim Hughes, Harold McAvoy. SEATED: Bill Harrison, Richard Walker. ATI-ILETE COMMISSION: Vicki Anderson, Charlene Hallaian, Carol Thompkins, Linn Green, Sally Coburn, Barbara Costa, Mary Lou Underwood. iv J FRONT ROW: Joanna Goble, Sarah Zentner, Marilyn Doswald, Toni Fabian, Janice Sparks, Jerilyn Green, Sharon Herbert, Ann Westphal, ROW ll: Judy Walker, Betty Anne Thomas, Connie Jorgensen, Leslie Kellas, Jeanne Simpson, Sue Carrell, Sharon Tilly, Susan Waltner, Beverly Moon. ROW III: Rick Stearns Ron Musselman, Galen Fisher, Nancy Tumey, Marva Olsen, Barbara Hobe, Ken Poythress, Sharon Mohrhuse Kelly Jones. ROW IV, Phil Coulston, John Tenney, John Pace, Gene Pawlick, Nelson Hayhurst, Clifford Gay, Rod Coburn, Maurice Kaasa, Dan Hobe. 7 nv O I O I FRONT ROW: Gary Davis, Phil Erro, Ken Poythress, Vern Poythress, Rich Ransom, Kelly Jones, Gene Pawlick Jerry Sullinger, Ron Musselrnan. ROW II: Jerilyn Green, Sue Carrell, Kristie Harris, Betty Anne Thomas, Connie Jorgensen, Karen Melikian, Marguerite I-Iilditch, Bonnie Spickard, Elaine Ludeking, Sara Beatty, Leslie Bronstein, Jacque McCoy. ROW Ill: Linda Green, Alice Eliason, Ann Westphal, Barbara Krohn, Nancy Schafer, Toni Fabian, Joyce Sparks, Janice Sparks, Susan Waltner, Karen Eckels, Sharon Mohrhusen, Nancy Tumey, Barbara Fautz, Susie Schafer, Meredith Tillotsen, Lynne Enders. ROW IV: Lydia Lucas, Richard Manning, Galen Fisher, John Tenney, Robert Ransom, Doug Jensen, Doug Pipes, Phil Coulston, Clifford Gay, Judy Green, Rick Stearns. 5- ai Richard Walker, president, Toni Fabian, secretary, Hal Kissler, vice -president, are the math club officers. 'Mel' The Knightgale officers are Carole Savage, secretary-treasurer, Pat Dick,president, and Kay Billings, vice president. 66465 FRONT ROW: Carole Savage, Pat Dick, Kay Billings, sponsor Becky Hedge. ROW II: Betty Kelly, Jerilyn Green, Fran De- Benedetto, Sue Childers, Susan Jacobson. 1' I Ow- FRONT ROW: Toni Fabian, Pat McPheeters, Pat Taylor, Brooke McGreer, Ron Musselman, Tom Alexander. ROW II: Hal Kissler, Keith Mohrhueson, Corky Newburg, Ron Oliver, Dave Sinton, Bill Harrison,Nelson Hayhurst, Gene Pawlick. ROW Ill: Richard Walker, Jack Reed, Alex King. ROW IV: Joan Hughes, Susan Walker, Jeanne Simpson, Susan Waltner, Judy Buck, Vern Poythress, sponsor Dudley Champion. ROW V: Marva Olson, Mark Hubbard, Eddie Manning, Bill Farris, Carole Thompkins, Dennis Avakian. ROW VI: Ron Manfredo, Rich Manning, Gary Fisher, Gordon Fake, Ralph Qualls, Doug Jenson, Doug Murphy. 4 ' lui, lin :vi ,z . ,,.. , K . ' - it FRONT ROW: Carole Cunningham, Joyce Baloyan, Beth Harnish, Sharon Herbert, Martha Harris, Cay Grove, Pat Harvey, Judy Buck, Jo-el Thaxton, Joan Hughes, Carol Nan, Barbara Lee Lones, Jeanie Tostenson, Darlene Daniels. ROW II: Jane Schlesselman, Pam Everson, Judy Kragh, Jerilyn Green, Arlene Magarian, Sharon Garrow, Jeanne Simpson, Patty Flynn, Joanna Goble, Judy Wood, ROW III: Peggy Stamoules, Judy McKnight, Linda Redwine, Kathy Rustigian, Judy Jacobsen, Barbara I-Iarmen, Pat Dick, Diane Peters, Jeri Agbashian, Cam Forslind, Ellen Green, Charlene Hallaian, Barbara Costa, Mary Lou Underwood, Karen Klint, Susan Waltner. ROW IV: Roseanna Speir, Lindy Cope, Jody Waugh, Susie Schafer, Karen Flaming, Janice Beatty, Chris Walker, Pat Handloss, Sally Cobum, Joyce Richardson, Judy Walker, Susan Kendall, Diane The Tri-I-Ii-Y officers standing in the front row are Jane Ann Schlesselman, vice president, Judy McKnight, president, and Susie Schafer, secretary. Behind them are Joyce Baloyan, treasurer, and Susan Waltner, chaplain. Mrs. Pearl Weiser is the Tri -I-li -Y sponsor. wa- Wa- Z We- FRONT ROW: Jim Hall, Ed Manning, Marvin Melikian, Ralph Qualls, Bill Farris, Ron Manfredo, Rich Shehady. ROW II: Bob Pricer, Gary Fisher, Jim Klin, John Kenshalo, Dennis Avakian, Nelson I-iayhurst, Mark Hubbard. ROW III: Bruce Belman, Mickey Cipolla, Les Emerzian, Bob Bianco, Dennis Webb, Rudy Gray, Gordon Fake. ROW IV: Bill Carroll, Jim Martinez, Jim Agar, Sam Ganimian, Colin Campbell, Ken May, Bob Meldrum, Richard Manning. Ron Manfredo, vice president, Marv Melikian, chaplain, Ralph Qualls, president, seated in the front row, and Ed Manning, counsel representative, Dennis Avakian, sergeant at arms, and Bill Farris, secretary-treasurer, in back, are the I-Ii -Y officers. Donald Wren is the Hi -Y sponsor. Susan Taylor, Margie Muldoon, Suzanne Pashayan, Bonnie Spickard. Flaming, Judy Johnson, Marva Olson, Susan Duncan, Ann Anderson. li FRONT ROW: Vern Poythress, Karen Melikian, Tim McCabe, Gordon Fake, Tom MacDonald, sponsor Dudley Champion. ROW II: Ken Poythress, Clifford Gay, Ed Manning, Nelson Hay- hurst, Rich Manning, Maurice Kaasa, Dan I-lobe. The education club elected Marguerite Hilditch, presi- dent, Karen Flaming, treasurer, Beth I-larnish, vice presi- dent, and Susan Taylor, secretary. English instructor Edryce Johnson sponsored the future teachers. 1 i Rich Manning, second from left, led the chess club as presi- dent. The following held other executive positions: Ward Kimble, sergeant of arms, Ed Manning, vice president, and Nelson l-layhurst, secretary-treasurer. Dudley Champion, a mathematics teacher, and Joe Ginet, a parent, co-sponsored the club. 79 ? FRONT ROW: Judy Kragh, Marguerite Hilditch, Beth Hamish, Sharon Wright, Susie Schafer. ROW II: Karen Flaming, Karen Melikian, Bonnie Spickard, Janet Sanders. ROW III: Patricia McPheeters, Mari- lynne Call, Barbara Fautz, Margaret Fries. 'Speaking of my sweetie pie The first annual presentation of Castle Capers, sponsored by the National Forensics League, was held the evenings of October 30th and 31st in the Ruth Gibson Auditorium. This one and one half hour variety show was directed by Richard Beers, with the assistance of Paul Andersen. Q5 A, S gr, Harvey Keck fSammy Ganimianj sings his song to MC Ralph Qualls. This dance was Bu11an1l's answer to the song Mack the Knife. li I 5 r ' YW 'af .. AQVIT f TQ. tif T 'Y Nikita . r , 5 ,Q rg' 1,44-r I - W 1 x fn. -v I1 r ' Y' l fav x .x of Mr. Walker sang an aria from an Italian opera. Don't blink your eyes, Penny! right har! Queen of Hearts ! What a swell party, a grand party, a great party this is! We crown you Queen Jane, the 0211! r hip 0 190 What a stomp ! I gotta candidate for Daisy Mae V We ek - 5. ., .4 A.. When is Santa going to come? l -HI I 4 , QQ? ', ,ff . L iv! , W 5, . ' 1 1'-Lx ha ig MW -1-fF?'? N 2 X ,. 5 -m k Y- -.Q. ' tn: X 5 . 1 5 1 K 'if W eng ti- G ,pa six' .A i , .,. ,- ,, I 5 gmiy' L1 I 1 I ,sr if ' 3? 5? , 1 4 , ,,.,..-f .M we i 1, . I, If M fi ' ft' , H? ,,,f .KL FRONT ROW: Cindy Hannah, Scotty Moore, Saralena Jensen, Jane Linschied, Sarah Zentner, Elaine Ludeking, Anne Armor, Toni Fabian, Joanna Genco. ROW II: Genella Hunter, Judy Haig, Judy Blakeley, Susan Waltner, Sammy Ganimian, Rich Manning, Tom MacDonald, Jerry Sulliger, Lewis Sorsky. ROW III: Sharon Tilly, Leslie Kellas, Lindy Cope, Karen Melikian, Ed Manning, Dennis Avakian, Doug Jensen, John Christensen, Pat Handloss. ROW IV: Betty Ann Tueller, Sharon Mohrhusen, Chris Walker, Dianne Beaumont, Martin Sharp, Jerry Davis, Galen Fisher, Rick Stearns, John Pace. Lindy Cope, John Cristensen and Rick Stearns, the NFL of- ficers, pose for their picture with sponsor Richard Beers. The Bullard speakers placed high in all competition during the 1959-1960 school year. Under the guidance of Richard Beers, the drama and speech coach, the team com peted in meets in Fresno and other towns. The classifications in which the NFL members spoke were debate, original oratory, impromptu, dramatic inter- pretation, extemporaneous, oratorical interpretation and humorous interpretation. John Christensen served as the c1ub's president. The other officers are Lindy Cope, secretary-treasurer, and Rick Steams, vice president. FRONT ROW: Wyant McAvoy, John Pace, Bob Bianco, Bob McNally, John Masten, Glenn Dillon, Bob Pricer, Harty Sirabian, Norm Allington, Dennis Avakian, Stan Jenanyan, Ron Oliver, Dave Sinton, Keith Mohrhusen. ROW ll: Steve Tiemey, Don Hazeltine, Gary Fisher, Marty Sharp, Jay Erbes, Rich Walker, Jack Reed, Bill Harrison, Hal Kissler, Don Rojas, Doug Jensen, Jim Nalls, Don Rathbone, Rich Steitz, Larry Watters, Doug Murphy. ROW III: Mal Chaddock, Brent Parrett, Bob Lucas, Ed Manning, Jim Barnum, Rusty Hill, Karnie Tutunjian, Rich Shehady, Dan MacKenzie, Tom Edholm, Hugo Noroyan, Jeff Vertz, Bob Ballow, Eddie King. WW? Scania? Fresno City Carnival . . ....... . . . 2nd Opponent Bullard Sierra... ...O 40 'FFresno. . . . . .12 14 1fE,dison. . . . . 0 0 'l'Merced . . . . . .14 19 'kRoosevelt . . . . . .25 6 '4fClovis .... . . . 6 13 'lfMadera . . . . .13 7 fkMcLane ..... . . 6 27 4fLeague Game The Bullard Knights moved into the hustling North Yosemite League this year and, despite pre-season odds and predictions, placed a strong third with second among the public city high schools. The varsity season record stood at 5-2-1, not including the football carnival, where the team placed second, one point behind the victorious Fresno High Warriors. Individual honors were awarded to the following players: Don Rojas, Harry Coffee All American Blanket, Wyant McAvoy, KYNO Outstanding Back, Jack Reed, KYNO Outstanding Linesman, and Rich Walker, Most Improved Varsity Player. Rojas, Reed Walker and Bill Harrison were also picked for the all city team, which Jay Erbes and Marty Sharp missed by only one point. Robin Rush, head coachg Jerry Jury, backfield coach, and Bob Bennett, line coach, composed the coaching staff. The student trainers were Ray Fowler, head trainer, and Les Pennington and Ron Bridge, assistants. Dr. Harold Coulston was the team physician. Y I I 9 4M I Q v Y 1 1 .w,x!,.',l: V . . H ' 1 . . , . . -419 t 1 I s P -pn W7 -.4 ,Q aykffi' f if Y 'Q if 9.5 ' B - I uw ,x . 1 1 - :E 'th K V , W, F 'kaxffzflg k 'ifF Aj 1- .gf V 5252 ' 1 . - 1-I ' : if I fl. ff -. H. E if ' 1. if nf A sf F' if Q ...Y-'Z-N '.. z ' A -S ' 2 ' - Lx lawn, , .-L:QfAa+,7- u+fW'5mg.1A 1 . nf-E'.1 'A ., ,x'- -. 4 -..,f .W gg, 2.31 gi.. .,z.g, ,.--1'-S., ?'.!f1 A ' -, ,.w - rsvp 354.4 ' V , M 57... - 'f -jx .ffizw . , ,JL cv ,1 git Qiilg. 4,4 'J l FRONT ROW: Warren Houston, Tom Borchardt, Doug Bradford, Gil Berkeley, Jim Turpie, Earl Rogers, Greg Weibert, John Eberwein, Rick Juliana, Leland Puryear, Irwin Chow, Gary Davies, Lynn McQuilliams, Mike Grimes, Bob DeRemer. ROW II: Mike Lucas, Ted Starkel, Ted Marsella, Bob Hill, Eric Erickson, Bob Penfield, Bill Parkes, Greg Underdown, Tom MacKenzie, Walker Workmon, Rick Plagge, Milt Pickford, Lance Widman, Richard Neff, Dennis DeLiddo. ROW III: Maurice Joy, Arden Morrow, Jim Eberwein, Harold Galiendo, Jim Prine, Jim Knapp, Mike Tierney, John Dudley, Mike Conway, George Peverill, Mor- ris Antonio, Joe Figgs, manager Mike Larimer, manager Tom Milton. I! ll ? The Squires, though a young and inexperienced team, displayed great spirit throughout a winless season. Whenever the chips were down, the B's were never without spirit, and never gave up. Bullard B's finished last in a field of eight in their first year in the tough North Yosemite League. They had a 0-7 record. It takes a lot from a team to finish a season without a victory, each game having been harder than the one before. To a team of men go our congratulations. The B team coaches for the season were Ralph Neighbors, Shelley Johnson and Tom Scouizg Pom'- Opponent Bullard Sierra .... 26 0 ' Fresno .... 18 6 ' Edison .... 32 0 ' Merced . . . 25 O ' Roosevelt. . 31 O ' Clovis .... 45 0 ' Madera . . . 41 0 ' McLane. . . 34 7 ' League Game 84 Quarterback John Pace prepares to throw another touchdown pass. up by Bob Bianco, pulls in a pass against Fresno High. Don Rathbone, backed ,,, E... LL.i.5 f iff All city honors went to Knights Rich Walker, Don Rojas, Bill Harrison and Jack Reed. 4 .l Keith Mohrhusen, halfback, goes for a good gain, while Reed blocks a Clovis Cougar. Reed and Hal Kissler lead Bul- 1ard's interference down field. Rojas is dragged down by Clovis defenders. Touchdown , Bullard! ffl Sf? O Qame Sewing f?f?z4t Zuma!! Opponent San Joaquin Memorial , Wasco . . . San Joaquin Memorial , Hanford , , 'Fresno . . 'Edison . . . 'Madera , , 'Clovis , , , 'Merced , , 'Roosevelt . 'McLane . . 'League Games Bullard . . 50 43 . . The Knight varsity basketball team got off . . . 33 55 . . to a slow start during the first round of play, 42 36 winning only three games. ' ' 58 66 Although the score of the Bullard-Hanford ' ' 53 23 game indicates a victory, it was a costly one. ' ' 55 37 Tall first string center Jeff Pickford broke his ' ' ' leg, causing him to miss play for the remainder . . . 43 41 of the season. . . . 66 41 . . . 38 58 f - . . . 69 45 . . . 60 50 FRONT ROW: Martin Sharp, Hal Kissler, Bill Carroll, Frank Wallace, Dennis Webo. ROW II: Kenny Brookman, Louis Sorsky. Louis Dunn, Rod Coburn, Les Emerzian, Ward Kimble, John Tenney. s 'x 1. X Y hd.. s 1.x . Y -4' fffx 43 F' .'... e' Q 5 .A . 'SQ' W W' K 1 fl! 'ff wwf ...xv A Af 30 Q 1 1 PZ K M- ,, 2 I A -,H .1 '-ff, , e .E E, 1 sv, xx 'bbw if V 1 ' Q31 .xx H ., .ef ii- 14 ,Ab . -.,. 1':, if 1 SEM fa we-T E' Y 'af' 75 1 muff , Z FRONT ROW: Gary Underwood, Ronnie Shea, Doug Pipes, Allen Melikian, Jim Thacker ROW II Coach Bob Minier, Waymon Kissler, Roy Klein, Gil Berkeley, Bob Ballow, Phil Coulston Don Rathbone S Opponent San Joaquin Memorial , , Wasco , , , , San Joaquin Memorial , , Bullard JV's . , Hanford .... 'Fresno . . . 'Edison . . . 'Madera , , 'Clovis . . . 'Merced , , 'Roosevelt , , 'McLane . . . 'League Games 11 ll f?6z4L' found! ...33 46 ...34 38 ...28 28 ...36 42 ...4l 30 ...24 23 ...36 27 ..l4 29 ...35 42 -48 39 ...35 30 ...3l 27 6405 127553 6 E 5 if ffi' S' R i' xg? A V' 5 I 1,6 Q in sk Ag x 'pf l 'i 5' ,ng asf? 0 V x 'ff X Y. Q :SS . gf .Shi B 'B Q ' A s FRONT ROW: John Robinson, Gary Underwood, Linn Green, Les Emerzian, Mike Grimes, Roy Klein, Harty Serabian. ROW II: James Hardy, manager, Jim Johnson, manager, Keith Mohr- husen, Ron Oliver, Lonnie Allen, Bill Harrison, Don Rojas, Marty Sharp, Hal Kissler, coach Bob Bennett. Wwudq For the past three years the Bullard varsity baseball squad has ranked among the top teams in the San Joaquin Valley. The team that was produced this year was no exception. The team started the season with five wins, compared to only two losses. A tight schedule was met by the group, coached by Bob Bennett. Every member who participated in the varsity baseball program boasted considerable experi- ence prior to the 1960 season. playing for the school at least one year. Most players also had been in both local Babe Ruth and Little League competition. Leaving the team after the finish of the season were seniors Lonnie Allen, Don Rojas, Martin Sharp, Les Emerzian, Roy Klein, Hal Kissler and Bill Harrison. 90 I Q W. 7e4nz The Junior Varsity baseball team had a full schedule this year playing such teams as Central, Sierra Union, and Selma in practice games. This was the first year of participation against the tough competition ofthe North Yosemite League. The junior varsity team, composed of about twenty players mostly from the Sophomore and Freshman classes, is coached by student teacher Dick Katen. Don Zody is the manager, A complete record of the 1960 baseball season will appear in the Spring Supplement. X I I I FRONT ROW: Bob Mills, Ken'nit Minor, Tom Milton, Dennis Rush, Waymon Kissler, Bob Hardy, Tom McKenzie, Milton Pickford, Gary Davies. ROW II: Aram Keith, David Adams, Tom Borchardt, Bob Hinkle, Jan Johnson, Robert Kelly, Greg Underdown, Greg Weibert, Mike Lucas, Richard Neff, Manager Don Zody, Coach Dick Katen. f ' t P N., gf? .A .pr 91 . X I ' 'hh rw 1 .ffwigrqgj , I tm W.. 'r 5-Qui R V! n 'L r I A Y 3-K RQ 54- S, .1 3, Ei 1' F -P' 'E 'a Va -ua it If aah.. . .. -A x,'.117swL'.v 'l.2'f,z?2, if in ,BV ,Q f,, , f f . +V, . ,:, g ,', wth . . + ff J ' , 53 f - Ag'5j5'am 3, nf t . ff- mv vwfffiwi pf 4?-1 ' , Ji? 'Q' f, 1 A -wigs. 0333 7 Y S' HW, fm' ,V , , I ' Q T X I up . W .... '14 3 1, , W, M.. - , --4 'J?yQfp2:-,T if W ,. ,. F A ' Y Skin, ,f Qs, 15.5 Ns., 1 ,, 1. x qs? 'u.- N his 95' f ,ik p f.. QQ, -4 K, HZ. Q., 6 -.ga 3,-,QS Q 55, fn T 515,511 5' , 52 ff ' f 7712 , A wi? ., ' 2, nh, :L A' L gm, if, ! 3-1 F, .y iv fp. ,N K , 7 42 3' if 2, I if J' 1 I .6 ,r C 'J t u. -'-was -.. K 4 W 29 seg , 3 4 f,,f3f22 2 ,va .- Q 3 F- f I ' 3 N X, 4 V S fi--Q 1 .Q , a , L32 'iv ef H . ,A A f A an ,, ff' ,W K, 1. g We eb , AFJC ' V ,J f,5 Y , .Jw t 4 ww Q L4 . ' V 4' W if .E X1 iq, ff. ,' ii I .- Z--H ln- FRONT ROW: Judy Buck, Marion Dauphin, Pat I-landless, Wendy de la Laing, Toni Fabian, Vicki Dauphin, Janet Zea- l S Asb ' ' ear, usan ury, Jeanxue Thomas, Barbara Khron, Nancy Turk, Carole Wilfong, Susan Myers, Cathy Honeycutt, Janet Johnson, Jennifer Murphy, Judy Smith. ROW II: Frank Davis, Bob Baldock, Bob Penfield, Brooks Wilson, Larry Ballentyne, Greg Evans, Bob Hil.l, Fred Minasian, Warren Houston, Lance Widman, Mike Conway, Peter Said, Robert Reid, Jeff Vertz, Bruce Wardlaw, Jeanne Simpson, Roxanne Moore. ROW III: Coach Tom Phillips, Daryl Humphreys Helen Snell, Sharee Buckenburger, Don Glasnid, Richard Steitz, Tom Alexander, Roby Strachan, Clark Penfield, Jim Johnson, Jeff Heller, Peter Pierre, Dyke Hale, Jerry Chance, Doug Bradford, Phil Coulston, Gary Fisher, Bill Coulston Tim Roark, Dennis Webb, Dick Van Roseboom, Barbara Campbell, Wyant McAvoy, Richard Smith, Coach Tom Por- ter. O O After months of gruelling practice the Knight swimming teams began the 1960 competitive season. Coaching the splashers for the fifth consecutive year was Tom Phillips. Faculty members I-larriette Forbes and Tom Porter also coached. Led by the victories of veterans Janet Zealear, Phil and Bill Coulston, Dennis Webb, Judy Buck and Toni Fabian, to name a few, the team scored highly. The completion of the victory-filled season came with a bit of sadness, for the following seniors will not be with the team next year: Vicki Dauphin, Don Glasrud, Dennis Webb, Barbara Campbell and Wyant McAvoy. 95 ! 1 G 5 -W9 .i Rich Shehady, Jim Martinez and Irwin Chow warm up for the distance runs. 4-0 ' MMT Billy Parkes really cleared that hurdle. , Jack Reed gets Triple-threat Kaasa fmath, shot- put 8c440j puts the shot. ready to throw the discus. 'What I've just gotta beat Frank! The best things come in small packages. Phil E.rro, John Eberwein and Craig Wood jog the Billy Neal fashion. 880 . v ,7 xi' ' P' V armies? ppm,- P takes a hurdle in flawless I've just gotta beat Eddie! mud' D- 'if' 4--Q. JB Steve Ruley, Sam Snell, Maurice Kaasa, Larry Ballentine, Clark Penfield, Frank Wallace, Phil Erro, Roger Garabedian, Coach Willard Olds. 744 fivafvzdou Members of the 1959 cross country team, under the capable training of Coach Willard Olds, placed fifth in San Joaquin Valley competition, One memorable occasion was the day the team carried the sacred torch from Fresno to Madera on its way to the VIII Winter Olympic Games in Squaw Valley. The torch, which was lit from a fireplace in Norway, the birthplace of skiing, was carried by plane to California, where high school runners brought it by relay to the site of the games. Bullard's harriers were awarded official Olympic shirts and certificates for their participation Veterans who retumed this year are Maurice Kaasa, Sammy Snell and Phil Erro. Kaasa graduates in June and the rest are slated to return next year. 97 FRONT ROW: Ted Marsella, John Pace, Ronnie Shea, Rocky Morelli, Bill Asbury, Chris Loman. ROW II: Coach Bob Minier, Bob Meldrum, Ray Mosesian, Jim Eberwine, Bob Bianco, Dave Halseth, John Masten, Gil Berkeley, John Dudley, Bill Spaulding. Bullard's golfing squads, coached by Bob Minier, have always been championship material. The 1960 team was the largest in the history of the school and again hit its way to many victories. Returning to the team were veteran golfers John Pace, Jim Eberwine, Ray Mosesian and Ronnie Shea. Bob Meldrum, a transfer from Fresno High School, also entered the season with considerable experience. The newcomers to the Knight golf team are Bob Bianco, a senior, and Ted Marsella, Chris Loman, Dave Halseth, John Masten, Gil Berkeley, John Dudley, Bill Spaulding, Bill Asbury and Rocky Morelli. 98 6422: The 1960 ski team possessed both outstanding individualracers and team depth. These two qualities led the group in a successful season. Every member of the boys' team had previously raced in tough competition. Girl skiers Lynne Enders and Judy Buck also joined the team with past experience, New- comers to the group are Jo-el Thaxton and Marion Dauphin. The squad for next year will lack only the presence of graduating seniors Miss Enders, Mick McMahan and Jay Erbes. Jerry Jury coached the team, the defending champions in both the Fresno City and San Joaquin Valley High School Ski Meets. FRONT ROW: Lynne Enders, Jo-el Thaxton, Judy Buck, Marion Dauphin. ROW II: John Dudley, Dick Van Roze boom, Bob Lucas, Mick McMahan, Roby Strachan, Larry Reynolds. NOT PICTURED: Jay Erbes. 99 I Q 1 A ff ' -rf 1 'E 1 ' KQV: f ,Ugg nl, I f 4 5, , 4 A 3 LL-r fn 4 ij? QWTQ, .,V, l F fwfff 'V 5 , Ijknieg gr I A , I :My W, hs Q ' Q N'f.9l.fggi?4 f Q J 36 41 53 .K ik Y ,' ' ,A 'vfggf Q I Q , , 1-X 131: Q5 ,J rr Q55 3,32 147 N .-,rk 'EUQQQ ,ff If ' ' 'L 74' 'f' J -,Mg f , ' ,A if sf -,,. Q. ,-G , ,, V, ,lf J' W V r , . , g-,1 .,3,W,Q . , wk .. we V A I K N , Q W.. . -w if. -,sg 1 , . in 52 4 ,52.,,' , , - 'Www vf , ,, ,-,A . H fs-:. QQL,-lfqfw LXZA75 ' ' iff ,m., wi' f ' 4. , ' eg A Ag, V M, W' 1 4 If . . 1 r U 1 Q, ,uv lv I A l l' l'i 'ur J ' J W 1 I -fa. Q fd! W 1 H' if VM W f sv O ir Ah ,,...6.fA G., WV.: K , l' Y J, mg, A 1 -4 N 3 16,3 Mg' 5 'Q 7 1 . 1 A vm, A 3' HH ' ' f ,, , xc' ' mv ' I Ht l I f. E ,' L A K ,Al 3, , . W If Vi.A I .li 1 as vw A' I , ,u- I, ' s Q-ga-1 5 Q:71'-Q AY: wie W vw, 4,5 R x, Ma. 3 'Q r '12 4, any L I 3 v f I 9 1 'w ' r Q 4 ' if 5 I' 5 'S 'E F? fi L Ly o. 5 5 I I iff 'X v me f ' f L24 a Xiqfk ' A ' Y' f ,. i 3,49 f FRONT ROW: Jeanie Tostensen, Darlene Daniels, Barbara Lee Lones, Gay Grove, Susan Meyers, Pat Harvey, Barbara Campbell, Toni Fabian, Sharon Volpa, Sherrie Humphreys, Ann Armor, Joyce Sparks, Joan Hughes, Jo-el Thaxton ROW II: Loretta Sample, Connie Jorgensen, Ann Merrill, Mimi Mann, Kristie Harris, Lynn Harvey, Bonnie Spickard, Elaine Hadsall, Judy Jacobson, Jeanie LaVoy, Susan Walker, Judy Buck, Sherrie Nan, Janice Sparks. ROW III: Barbara Costa, Joan Laidlaw, Linda Sue Prine, Celeste Mealey, Ann Anderson, Pat Handloss, Marguerite Hilditch, Cam Forslind, Pat Taylor, Nancy Denny, Veralee Kilmer, Marilynne Call, Carole Tompkins, Jackie Sharp. ROW IV: Patsy Humphrey, Billie Johnson, Peggy Ginet, Karyle Butcher, Vickie Dauphin, Betty Anne Thomas, Bev Fors, Jeanne Simpson, Marva Olsen, Barbara Fautz, Janice Beatty, Margaret Fries, Frances Obrikat, Susie Schafer, Lynne Enders. I 0 O I I Z Representing the GAA as officers for the school year are Janice Sparks, vice president, Carole Tompkins, point recorder, and Mimi Mann, secretary-treasurer. NOT PICTURED: Val Zacher, president. L 4 2 2 5 2 3 in This year the Girls' Athletic Association again sponsored one of the most popular activities, the Daisy Mae-Little Abner Dance. The club, co-sponsored by teachers Harriette Forbes and Caroline Larrimore, also held cake sales and car washes to help finance the dance and several playdays. The club's membership was among the largest of campus clubs, and the girls helped support all other school fund raising activities and service projects. The officers for the year are as follows: Val Zacher, president, Janice Sparks, vice presidentg Mimi Mann, sec- retary-treasurerg Carole Thompkins, point recorder, and Barbara Spaulding, Joan Hughes, Betty Anne Thomas, Susan Meyers, Jeanie Simpson, Marian Dauphin, Elaine Hadsall, Carol Cunningham, Joan Laidlaw, Charlene Hallaian and Cam Forslind, Commissioners. I In FRONT ROW: Larry Watters, Dennis Avakian, Doug Jensen, Gary Fisher, Hal Kissler, Don Rathbone, John Eberwine, Dave Halseth, Jim Hall, Rich Shehady. ROW Il: Jim Prine, Jim Knapp, Ed Costa, Joe Mosesian, Rich Walker, Richard Steitz, Chuck Hamilton, Ron Wyckoff, Bob Wyckoff, Bob Bianco, Don Glasrud, Bill Carroll. ROW III: Bill Parkes, Phil Erro, Norm Allington, Tom Edholm, Richard Smith, Karnie Tutunjian, Stan Jenanyan, Doug Murhpy, Don Hazeltine, Ton Manfredo, Dave Sinton, John Pace. ROW IV: Don Rojas, Bob Knapp, Bob Haire, John Masten, Mark Verble, Bob Pricer, Jay Erbes, Jack Reed, Ed Manning, Bill Harrison, Sammy Snell, Ron Oliver, Rusty Hill. edameab 6644! To be a member of the 1ettermen's club and wear the new blue and white 1ettermen's jacket a boy must letter in any recognized California Interscholastic Federation varsity or junior varsity sport. A winter dance in January was only one of the many activities of the group, which also guided the traffic in the cafeteria lunch lines and worked with the GAA to landscape the school grounds. The following were elected to executive positions: Don Rojas, president, Rich Walker, vice president, Bill Harrison, secretary-treasurer, and Jack Reed, sergeant of arms. Coach Jerry Jury sponsors the lettermen. A X A JL- -. A 9 - Q-.eh lm FRONT ROW: Cynthia Malone, Frances Obrikat, Billie Johnson, Susan Wilkins, Penny Osbum, Lindsay Porteous, Susan Meyers, Gay Grove, Joann Hoop, Mary Plaunt, Berkie Branker, Ann Anderson, Darlene Daniels, Barbara Lones, Becky Casner, Barbara Porteous, Jane Morgan, Bonnie Spickard, Meredith Tillotsen, Linda Green, Jo-el Thaxton, Lynne Enders. ROW II: Lindy Cope, Genella Hunter, Peggy Stamoules, Vicki Dauphin, Mimi Mann, Judy Wood, Elaine Ludeking, Sally Smith, Wendy de la Laing, Jim Green, Tom MacDonald, Marva Olson, Bob Hardy, Judy Green, Judy Buck, Susan Walks, Cam Forslind, Patsy Humphrey. ROW III: Doug Jensen, Mick McMahan, Larry Reynolds, Ron Hushaw, Jeanie Tostenson, Jennifer Murphy, Janet Zealor, Sally Coburn, Pat Taylor, Pat Handloss, John Robinson, Gordon Fake, Rich Manning, Jerry Chase, Torn MacMichaels, Roby Strachan, Bob Hill, Diane Powers, Judy McKnight, Sherrie DeFoe, Sherrie Humphreys, Jay Erbes. ROW IV: Bruce Wardlaw, Ken May, Tim Gill, Mark Hubbard, Roy Klein, Corky Newburg, Ron Appling, Bill Carroll, Steve Fisher, Colin Campbell, Don Glasrud, Nelson Hayhurst, Roger Hougland, Bob Meldrum, Jeff Pickford, Ed Manning, Rod Coburn, Ron Montgomery, Dick VanRozeboom, Doug Cords, Bob Haire, John Perry, Jim Hardy, Les Emerzian. Sfafae Fapea During the past ski season this club, the first to The Offices of the Sl0Pe DOPES are Lanl' be organized at Bullard High, traveled to Badger Reynolds, racing chairman, Jo-el Thaxton, treasurer, Corky Newburg, sergeant of arms, Pass in Yosemite National Park for two day trips Jeanie Tostenson, secretary, and Lynne Enders, and one overnight ski vacation. A spring dance, president, NOT PICTURED: Barbara Lones, . . cake sales, and a car wash were just three of the vice president. activities sponsored by the group. A new office in the constitution, that of sergeant of arms was cre- ated. The skiers who led the club as officers for the year are Lynne Enders, presidentg Barbara bones, vice presidentg Jeanie Tostenson, secretaryg Io-el Thaxton, treasurerg Larry Reynolds, racing chairman, and Corky Newburg, sergeant of arms. Coach Jerry Jury sponsors the club. 104 .a,-f' s, The Boys try on new styles at Congratulating Class of 1960 from I I FIG GARDEN SHELL ' ln Fi2Cgorllcleic:lTllage Ph. BA 2-4533 Congratulations Class of 1960 from Hoff's Men's and Boys' Store FTG GARDEN VILLAGE PALM AT SHAW l FRESNO I Congratulations to the Graduation Class of'60 l Village Drug Store ln Fig Garden Village 5050 N. Palm Ph. BA 2-2478 Fresno, California K.-:N Bu.snaN Bucx Nusss Mr. H. McDonald Jeweler ' TV-III-Fl-RADIOS ' Zenith, RCA Gemologist Opplmmes Sound equlpmenl Complete Record Department 5056 N. Palm Ave. T Appliances Fresno, California V llotpoint, Frigidaire, Whirlpool , ' I D u CORNER PALM at SHAW Kitchen-Aid, Sunbeam Watches, Birthstone Rings, Class Rings, Chains and Charms nz Fic Guzman Vnucs FRESNO, CALIF- Ty Service Lei Bill McDonald Be Your Jeweler Appliance Service Antennas Installed BA 9-8529 Lubrication f ' Tune-up Specialists i' Brake Specialists -0 - Pick-up and Delivery Remember, we take better care of your car Kill! Ed Gillis 'l0l6 West Shaw Fresno, California Peggy Ginet gives Randy Krous a practice shave. FIG GARDEN BARBER SHQP 8 Barbers to Serve You, in order to cut waiting to a minimum Appointment Service Available BA 9997l Palm and Shaw Fig Garden Village Tower District . . . Fig Garden . . . Manchester Center for 'Yam 'Linens 'Yardage if 'Personalized Service 'i' l r . lmhoff's Lynne Enders and Berkie Branker COOKE'S SUPER MARKET 45:2 384 West Shaw BA 22929 The store where the customer is king, the prices are low, and the quality is high, high, high. plan to make their summer play Heed Curtis Nleats have moved to Cooke's Xlarlcet clothes. and are ready to serve you with the BEST VlEATS markets Corner Palm 81 Shaw Where you get more for your money, and we give Frontier Stamps Margo Brabant, Berkie Branker, Sue Pashayan and Ken May get a lesson in food selection. xx: POTTERS Salutes the Graduation Class of'60 of Bullard High Congratulations K Good Luck POTTER'S FIG GARDEN DRUG Corner of Palm 8- Shaw Ph. BA 96528 EMM HW 'Y V1 aa 1 HAGRRIS CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 264 Palm Ave. Fresno, California - Q wi, M...M.a A -fifffz, f f:.' Q- Q fwrvyxf- for that Car of Your Choice HALZINE MOTORS 740 BLACKSTONE AMHERST B-4249 U f for that Special Dinner or Lunchon Dufe . . . R restaurant - cocktail lounge - coffee shop fig garden village For all your family's drugs Stop in at any of the 3 big STILLMAN DRUG STORES Store No. fll 200l Van Ness - Ph. BA 7-8421 Siore No. 121 4786 Belmont - Ph. CL 5-8375 Sfore No. l3l l3l9 Shields - Ph. BA 9-952l Janice Beatty and Linda Prine select their summer wardrobes. BROLINES Palm and Shields Name brand clofhing for fhe Entire Family Phone BA 9-1560 Free Store-side Parking Daytime and Datetime Favorites from GOTTSCHALK'S Campus 8- Career Shop . . . Janice Beatty, Linda Prine, and Margaret Fries look over this smart after 5 fashion. FULTON AND KERN Fresno's Leading Department Store ' , PHONE AM 8-7I7l New skirts . . . always a campus favorite with the girls. X VKX lx f X i f f the Val1ey's Favorites, Famous for Quality and Flavor Linda Margaret, and Janice take a practical lesson in dairy science in the I J Borden lab. Vlilk and Ice Cream H 8 Tuolumne St. Fresno, Calif. aliens U N IVERSITY SHOP I029 Fulton Hi Gals! What a treat in store for you! Come on to Kay's and see the most exciting collection of ' lovely Lantz dresses in the Valley! Mc DanaId's Hamburgers F KAY'S Hamburgers Triple Thick Shakes 1127 Fulton Fresno, California Delicious French Fries Il.. in Greetings to the Class of 1960 from l Henry's Flying A Service H95 W. Shaw Where, Service is our most important product. Everyone admires the pearlescent paint job and burgundy and gold scalloping on Richard Peters' A la Carte, valued at S15 ,000. Q l 2 E z Compliments and 1 Best Wishes to the Knights of Bullard from 1 P2 Bianco Fruit Corp. Ann Merrill, Bob Bianco, and Friends - a moment to remember. so A if 3 V 2? f- . Q 1... - 'Y Y ' v - 2 N ., ur K f , Q XIX Y: 11-Q.. I l I, 4 X -VA 11 - . 8 1 I For all your needs in New Tires or Recapping Remember, Ace is the place. I ce-,ue-ve.q,smsa Ac 4 Wm 4 0 CANTEEN SERVICE CDMPANY I4I NORTH FRESNO STREET - FRESNO I, CALIFORNIA Tzn.r:Pr-con: ADAM! '7-1043 'I Custom Designed Sz Engineered ' Cgmplege Cgnstruction .. to Your Individual Taste. Equipment - Service and Chemicals ' The Ultimate in Pool Design All Sizes and Shapes and Construction .-iv-i CLinton I-7147 '- gg 1558 NORTH SIERRA VISTA E 5: m , R FRESNQ 2, CALIFORNIA gi.. l l .-g 2-E552 I N C 'li-13'-. -'f' , . -' THE ORIGINAL Luxurzv Pool ' AT A Moofsr cosr' T IM-.mpinll X llml Mun: r :mu 1 I2 1000, - If it A Great Big to the Knights of Bullard from Sam Schwan and All the Gang at Ron Wyckoff, Barbara Fautz, Susie Schafer, and Frances Obrikdt enioying cl moment of relaxation playing the pianos and organs ut Gospel Music 8. Supply Co. the valley's largest independent music dealer where yau'll find the finest names in pianos, organs, band instruments, televisions and stereo. Located at 2901 Blackstone iust opposite the Ranch Kitchen, Phone BA 9-9577. uv ipsum!! lim Mum I mm l 1' -.- gil K L ' ld 1 fn , K , , A gl, . ...,.:l1Sll- r uc R DAIRY RANCH Hon Manfredo, Jeannie Tostenson, Rich Shehady, Vicki Anderson, and Dennis Avakian visit the West's most modern milking parlor. Home of Produceris Local Fresh Milk 144 Belmont Fresno AM 4-6583 San Joaquin Paper .J 8 Janitor Supply, Inc. Wholesalers of Paper Sz janitorial Service our szncffrc wzslz or 30ur Sl CCESS SIXTIFS Scrx mg IN rcsno K XI'lClCI 1 Countlcs ns 1th lcadmg brands of agncultural chcm1cals 1805 NO LAFAYETTE FRESNO CALIFORNIA AD 3-3177 Barbara Fauiz, Susie Schafer, and Frances Obrikaf, agree that Congratulaiions to the Class of '60 from Nick Lombardo and Gorden Knorr, Managers. BLACKSTONE BOWL FIG GARDEN GOLF COURSE 5054 Blackstone Fresno, California BA 2-3711 7700 N. Van Ness Boulevard Ext. Phone BA 9-8989 Is the place for Fun and Recreation for the whole family . . . Remember, BLACKSTONE BOWL is the place. INDUSTRIAL CHEMICALS PUBLIC WAREHOUSING 1.5 -4-...I Ill -v A. R. ZACHER COMPANY, INC. 200 Santa Fe Ave. Phone AD 7-6161 0, K Q lf 5 ' Y 5- - K r 5 , Congratulations to the Class of '60 Congratulations to the Graduating Class of '60 Wayne Barkers Furniture DEB AND HEIR Distinctive Things for Children 4757 N- Bl0CkSf0l'l0 Complete Layette Needs in Beautiful Hand-.llade Christening Sets, Blackstone Village Tgddler Sizes I to 4 Children 3 to 6 Phone BA 9-8513 Girls 7to I4 x 3 t z P IOE'S FLYING A SERVICE Washing - Lubrication GAS - OIL - TIRES - TUBES - ACCESSORIES Ph. BA. 9-8875 - 1784 W. SHAW , , Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '60 N DANIELS COLUMBIA 921 Broadway Fresno, California Home Furnishers Since 1928 3 E- Passenger Car Sale Truck Sales and Ken May, and Tom Roberts pose with a model from Frontier. This is really living. s and Service ' 1400 Van Ness Service 2310 Stanislaus St. OK Used Cars ' Stanislaus 8- N St. OK Used Trucks Stanislaus 8- N St. FFEEUFNVTIER CHEVROLET CO. 1400 Van Ness Fresno, California li'- ii .P . 1 sf 0,4 ,t -.41 r v . ' I Q N 1,-.. Flggtf Mumzfz sw, QS a 3 K Q K V T-XIL EXHUNT , N-.5 Vim s Mike Coo er, and ike Larimer, Check he new , sfwesc-'P M ' A S G Muffler Service Fulton and Nlerced .Ml 6-8181 5 Across from C. B. S. ' Exhaust Pipes Tail Pipes All Accessories lk if ' Dual Exhaust Phone BA 2-5977 443 N. Blackstone 4 ,', L'11,:,. ., 1-'fwfd 4 , ,, ,.. . , f x ' 4 if he ,Z 4' To 'Vlake That Dinner Date a Special Treat Try . . 2018 S Va N s Fr o Callfor la Fred Boyd's HI Llfe n e S n Phone BA 7-3315 2814 N. Moroa Ave. For Those Giant Food Values Shop at Giant Food Center Right Next to C.B.S. Fresno, California Compliments of Manchester Auto Wash 3854 N. Blackstone just North of Sears Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '60 ' 4, -1-1-1 nubnsma :ooo 1 I 4 Q C 1 1 .: CY , - x I COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE REAL ESTATE 841 N. Fulton Fresno, California Compliments Of Maxwell Studio 415 Blackstone Phone AD 3-2629 Blosser's sro A-mqlruf Q ca ra L s. mnuga ms -n-. 4 uv- can hlapf 1424 Fulton St., Fresno - Phone AM 4-5585 ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SPECIALISTS Bus. Phone BA 9-8523 Res. Phone BA 9-5734 PAT'S FLOWER SHOP Compliments Of ' Corsages Weddings ' Funerals Cut Flowers COOK AND LaVOY INSURANCE SERVICE 2913 Blackstone Ave. lGospel Music Supply Blclg.l Fresno, California 'F Potted Plants Free Delivery BA 2-3105 Day or Night 4683 N. Blackstone Ave. fDiagonally Across from Chuck Wagoni Tuxedo Rentals Custom Tailoring Compliments Accessories Available for Men 8. Women Of J. FERDINANDI Service -- Style - Quality DAN DEE TOWEL COMPANY TOM FERDINANDI 804 No. Fulton St. Phone AD 3-7098 Between Belmont Sz Olive 3330 E- Cl'lUl'Ch Fresn o, California Phone AD 3-2625 Fresno fww Wives Take Notice! This test is going to be a hard one. But officer where's your Christmas spirit? Where are all those pretty nurses they told me about? X Cl,-law!! Smal!! 5 Zecvaoat Cesspools - Septic Tanks - Test Holes - Pier Holes Fresno Phone CL 'l-6061 4576 East Pine Calif. ,gl 72446 140466306 GENERAL CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER OF Qdtom Wana ll68 W. Son Madele BA 2-2634 GREEN'S CYCLERY Schwinn Bicycles - Lawnmowers Go Karts Sales and Service , ' Ph. BA 7-4961 arf' ? ,,,, QL- F 5 A 3228 N. West and Shields 2m 4 Awe to ,414 gallaad Kayla: and laddu! f LOU GENTILE ' S ?lowa 3444646 fauna: Z.50mcd4n 2441 Sante- Yuaaanee ,ga 70 pun .ZW '79 gum -Wdzqe-Pda. ,-404, df SAW 3?277Z g E 7um,e.a4Wm24.22406 4 Y ! V 4 2 fag 74240: p4wunaaf J 4646 12. eawww 1 ,J 716400 ' gd 23033 D .I S . . pack 0g60z?a.n. to7lZ42lvu'9ltZan4dag Qazanbmgudandingazna q gf 72 6117 72. glaclatau-354. 7-5570 Edd! Zma-Vumm 2908' 704440: f4ue. ?a. 93.525 1 'W-7 'fd' fgadldqdd good 708645 Web Damoaeb 2 Ddltdatf 41 gelmoag 714440 'tug N-A Z Best of Luck to the Glorious Class of'60. ' 'I..A-wi ADVERTISERS ,VAKE A BIG SPLASH WHEN' THEY T4KE SPLICF IN A Ed 8. Grace Gonimian ' , ' FA HYE QUALITY BAKERY BLLLARD H1L.4fNCE!.'. 537 L St., Fresno AM 6-1025 .Specializing in Armenian Pastries Peda - Lavaslz - Lalimajoon 1448406 AGAR 21,42,43 61 67,69 75 106 116 ALBERTS 21 42 ALLEN 2142,43,90 ANDERSON, A 21 42,62 7 75,102,104 ANDERSON R 21 42 ANDERSON V 21,42 7172 78,116 APPLING 21,42 92 104,119 AVAKIAN 20 21 40,74,75 79 80 82 100 103 116,124 BAIRD BEATTY 102,111 BELMAN 22 40 60 75 77 78 112,113 115 22 40,68 75,116 BENNAYAN 22,40 79 BIANCO 19 22 40 43 62,64, 75,82 85 98 103 114 126 BISCHOFF 22 40 94 BRANKER 22,40,43,62,66, 104,108,109 126 BRIDGE 22,42,92 BUCK 22 42 69 BURGAN 22 42,61 79 BUTCHER 23,42,64 102 6444144 CALL 23 42,68,76 77,102 CAMPBELL B 19 20 23,42 43 62 65 95,102 CAMPBELL C 23 40 61 75, 77 104 CARRELL 23 40,73 CARROLL 23 40 75 79 86 87 89 94 101,103 104 CHRISTENSEN 23 40,43,64 65,80 CIPOLLA 23,40 75 COBURN 23,40,73,78 79 86 87 89 101,104,121 COLLINS COOPER 24 40 COPE 24,42 43 60,69 75, 80,101,104 CRAFT 24,42 Dui DANIELS 24 42 62 65 70 75 102,104,119 DAUPHIN 24,42,60,61 67 71, 77 95 102 104 DeLANE 24,42,67 107 DENNY 24 42 102 DICK 24 42 69,74,75 DOSWALD 25 41 43,62 , 73 78 DUCKHORN 25 41 69 Smlaaqo ELIASON 25 41 EMERZIAN 25,42,68 72 75 81 87,88 89 90 104 ENDERS 25 41,43,67,73 99 104,108 128 ERBES 25,42,43 74 82 103,104 7414... FARRIS 25 42 62 63,68 100 101 FAUTZ 25,41 43 60 61 66 68 73 76 77,101 102,115 118 FERRIS 25,41 43 106 FISHER G 21 26 42 65 74 75 82 83 95 103 125 FISHER S 26,42,62 65 04 FLAMING 26 42 68 76 77 FORS 26,42 102 FOWLER 26 42 92 FRIES 26 42 60 67 76 64102 GANIMIAN 26,41,61 63 75 77 78 79,80,92,101 126 GARABEDIAN 26,41 GILL 26 41,48 61 63 66 104 106,107 GINET 27 4160 61,68 102 107,108 GIASRUD 27,40 62 95 112 113 GOLLIHUR 27 41 GRAHAM 27 41 GRAY 27 42 69 75 101 GREEN 19 27 41 73 74 75 74114 HALL 19 20 27 40 64,72 75 94 103 HARDY 27,40 90 HARNISH 27 41,68,75 HARRIS 28,40,43,63,65 7173 94,102,114 HARRISON 19 28,40,43,62,6 64,68 72,74 82 85 87 89,90,103 HARVEY L 28 40 43 1 7 HARVEY R 28 67 69 HAYES 28,40,43,69 HAYHURST 28 40 64 7 , 75 76 104 HAZELTINE 28,40,43 60 68 82 83 103 HILDITCH 19 28 40,73 76 HITCHINGS 28 40 HOBE 29 40 73 76 HOOVER 29 40 79 92 HOUGLAND 29 41 65 79 HUBBARD 29 41,74 75 104 HUGHES HUMPHREYS 29 41 72 104 126 HUNTER 29 41 68 80 104 HUSHAW 29,41 JENNINGS 29,41,68 JENSEN 19,3O,64,65 72 80 82 83 85 103,104 121 JOHNSON B 39 42 65 79 102,104 JOHNSON J 30,69,9 JONES 30 48 JORGENSEN 30 43 62 64 70 73 102 119 Kuta KAASA 30 73 76 78 93 96 97 KELLY 30,68 KENSHALO 3O,41,75 123 KILMER 30,4186 102 KIMBLE 30 41 76 KING 31 74 7awlez 2, 127 KISSLER 31,41 43 74 82 85 86 87 89 90 101,103 121 KLEIN 3141798890101 KOOSE 31 41 KRAGH 31 68 75 76 KYNE 31,68 .leurdlalln LAIDLAW 31 4168 69 77 102 LAUCK 31 41 62 LONES 19 31 41,62,64 75 102 714:44 MAGARLAN 31,65,69 MALONE 32 41,104 MANFREDO 20,32,74 75,100, 103,116,124 MANN 32 62 65 70,78 102 104 MANNING 32 62,65 70 78,94 102 104 MARTINEZ 32 68 75,96 MAY 32 75 79,104,107, 0 , 120 126 MCAVOY 32,4143 65 82 , 95 114 MCGREER MCKNIGHT MCMAHAN 32,41,74 32,62 70 75 104 33 99 104 119 MEAIEY MELDRUM 104,1 26 33 41 60,61,79 33,41 61 75 77,80 MELIKIAN M 33,41,43 75,106,123 MERRILL 19 20,33,41 43, 102 104 MOHRHUSEN 33 74 83 85 41 43 90 MONTGOMERY 33,40 43,69 MURPHY 33,41 74 82 83 MUSSELMAN 34 41 62 65 64 69 73 77 MYERS 20 34 41,70 MYRICK 34 41 Www NAN 34,102 NEWBURG 34 41 43,74 89 94 104,106 44 OBRIKAT 34 41 60,62 66 70 102,104 115 118 121 OSANTWOSKI 34 40 OSBURN 34 41 63,68,69 104 OTT pfldddl PENNINGTON 35 40 PERRY, JAN 35 40 PERRY JOHN 35,41 68 69 PETERS 35,40 75 PETERSON 35 42 PICKFORD 35,42,63,79 104 POYTHRESS 35 40 73, PRICER 35 42 75 82 83 PRINE 35 40 60 62 65 67 102111 112 113115 Zaaua Deal QUALLS 20 36,42 63 74 75 77 101,121 Padda RANSOM, RICH 36 40 73 RANSOM, ROBT REED 20 36 42 43 61 65 74 82 83 85 92 96 100,103,119 ROBERTS 36,40,66,101 116 120 ROBINSON 36 42 90 104 ROGERS 36,42 ROJAS 19,36,40,43,61,72 78 79,82 85 90 92,100 103 ROUGHTON 36,63 68 69 RUSSELL 37 68 124 Scam 3146 SAMPLE 37 43 64 102 SCHAFER 37 42 60 66 73 76102 115118121 37,40,43 79,80 82 83 86 87 89 90 20 37 68 75 82 ,1 6 123 124 37 40 37 40 69 37 40 43 61 75 76 104,119 STAMOULES 37 40 47, ,75 SHARP SHEHADY SMITH SMITH G SPICKARD STANSELL STERNFELS 38 42 THACKER 38 42 88 THOMAS 38 40,43,62,70 73 TIERNEY 38,42,6 1 67 , TOSTENSON 38 40,43 , 70 72 75 104 116 TURNEY 38,40 62 70 73 'Wand VAN METER 38 40 Weed WALKER 38 43 62,64,65 72 74 82,83 85 92 100 103 WEBB 39 42,75 86,87 89 WENTER WHITLEDGE 39 42,68 WILFONG WILKINS 39,42 104 WINTHER 39 42 68 WORKMAN WRIGHT 39,42,43,60,66 70 ZACHER 39 62 79 94 118 I ' 1 1 1 1 1 .-- 1 1 1 1 1 D ' 11 11 , , J , , y 1 , 7 1 Y . 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'- -4-- -' x ' . s 5 J- ,, Y' il VL L gk, ww 4 l-10 Al ff x f S Ali ,LQ Mm ia, 1 ,. ., uw W fiv- ' v ' 1 - Q . f lk wa! ' :rg1. nfl.. 1 A- I I 4 O . X U '4 H -U' Li' D' 2 1 I 51 - 'G b ' .L A 1 X -0. W., 'L-Ji' Q Q' .Wx 8 ,,.x as S 4 W. ,Ai 4 K f wg, V ' ,,, ,' .bv ' V I .i sd Q, 2 sf Yw'f :I .- '4?E' if 'KT I' .. W. f I n' Q ' l FS t l 1 6944 J I WWW. '4- - .. 5 Q A , ,gf r Mick McMahan, the recipient of the American Legion Good Citizens Award, and Gerilyn Green, the holder of the Daughters of American Revolution outstanding girls' honor, discuss the graduation practices. Q21 A Doug Jensen and Richard Ransom prepare to leave for a round in the Bank of America competition. Ransom, competing in the field of fine arts, placed second in the zone, while Jensen, in the liberal arts field zoomed clear to divisional finals, where he placed first. Jensen also placed first in another contest, winning the title of Fresno's most out- standing boy for 1959- 1960. 5' fi., -.. Bill lflarrison and Val Zachcr sign each others Lance, congratulating each other on receiving the highest honor given at Bullard. Engraved on the Knight and Lady of the Year placques will be the names of these two students, representing the highest caliber of leaders in the class of 1960. Both also won the Danforth Foundation Awards, and Harrison was chosen Fresno 's top athlete of the year. f, Susan Waltner and Doug Pipes spoke for Bullard at the girls' and boys' state con- ventions during the summer of 1960. Bank of America certificates for distin- guished work in a specific field went to John Kenshalo, and Kristie Harris, Kneel- ing, and to Bob Harvey, JoAnna Bischoff and Ken Poythress, Standing. - --msg -LA. :KX k bg.- Marguerite Hilditch will use her scholarship to the University of Southern Califomia, and Judy Kragh will accept her honors-at-entrance to the Pacific Lutheran College. The GAA award for one year's service went to Nancy Denny and the four year prize to Val Zacher. wa 5 Stearns. F7 ,F X , High speech honors were taken home by Sammy Ganimian, Doug Pipes, Lindy Cope and Ricky fl X V fy! Math wizz Vern Poythress makes ready to instruct Scholarship grants were given to Nancy Tumey, Whittier College Connie Jorgensen, the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Sue Canell, Willamette College, Dan Hobe, Stanford University the Year, on the basic facts of gpage, and Rich Walker, California Western College. Rod Coburn and Ron Musselman, headed for Fresno State College and Harvey Mudd College, respectively, received financial grants. Ev . l 47 5. ..., Scholarships awards found their way to Karen Flaming, Lynne Enders, Gerilyn Green and Robert Ransom, John Kenshalo, Bill Harrison, and Ken Poythress. Kenshalo's is to Fresno City College and Harrison's to the University of California. All the rest are to Fresno State College. Yi' I 'F ', NM WNV, -5- ye V M, S A sad moment at the Senior Assembly--the seniors sing the alma R0H'MUSS6lm3I1 and Ralph Qualls proudly display 3 mater and bid farewell to the underclassmen. fePllC3 Of the Senior Gift, 3 Planter and 5011001 name plaque. Seniors and their parents are greeted at the Senior Tea follow- ing the baccalaureate service. hfflr i 47q i 'Let's propose a toast to 'The Glorious Class of '6O, ' say the bachelors at the Senior Banquet. Richard Ransom, the designer of the Senior Plaque, displays his handi- work. I I O I The graduates and their dates enjoy the antics of Noonan and Marshall of: The line begins on the left, girls, says Bob Bianco at the Senior Coke Party. at the Senior All Knight Party. F' W- N QT rf' l 1. Q if I 5 ii' j 'Q ST' fc ! 2, -. XX xx MI W . . P- A a. 'V - 1 . hiv- -,t I- '- y ' ' f ri. f Y C afwngkstv vm.,- O-Q DL... Isn't this a lively dance? find , Junior Class President, Harold McAvoy, congratulates Celeste Mealey, the Queen of the 1960 Junior- Senior Prom. - 1 359 ' 'K 4' W C' am as zmaw MM, Il, Marion, Les, Carol, and Sam pause between dances to have their picture taken. ' C l lk d th ' b . The Queen's escort, Bob Baker, smiles proudly at wlu cup es wa un er e ram ow his charming date. 74e 763 sure hope they don't smear their make- Point at him as if he were guilty. He lied. I saw him do it. I realize this was a tragic moment ' It looks fine from here. But he's not dead. but . . . house. It looks like we'll have a full ll 4 , ,, K qw M Md! ,4 The Night of January 16th was a suspenseful murder trial where the audience sat in as the jury. This all school play, sponsored by the junior class, was presented in the Bullard Elementary Auditorium on March 25 and 26. Cast: District Attorney Flint . . . Sam Ganimiang Defense Attomey Stevens . . . Doug Jenseng Karen Andre . . . Lindy Copeg Nancy Lee Faulkner . . . Sharon Tillyg Judge Heath . . . Bob Knowlesg Dr. Kirkland . . . John Christianscng Mrs. John Hutchins . . . Shirlie Hayesg Homer Van Fleet . . . Ricky Steamsg Elmer Sweeney . . . Richard Manningg Magda Svenson . . . Chris Walker and Kay Billingsg John Graham Whitfield . . . Harold McAvoy5 June Chandler . . . Sharon Mohrhuseng Sugurd Jungquist . . . Gene Pawlickg Larry Regan . . . Alex Kingg Roberta Van Rensseler . . . Mary Plauntg Prison Matron . . . Karen Melikiang Bailiff . . . Darwin Royerg Two Secretaries . . . Joanna Goble, Karen Ecklesg Policeman . . . John Harrisg Clerk of the Court . . . Clark Penfieldg Stenographer . . . Bonnie Spickardg Understudy . . . Dian Beaumont. Student Director . . . Mary Cay Kelley. E Do you solemnly swear . . . ' Martin Sharp--Center Fielder Ron Oliver--Catcher Hal Kissler--Second Base . ,jf 4 Bill Harrison--QNO Hitj Pitcher 5 Opponent Fresno High 7-10 . . Edison 3-10 . . Madera 5- 8 . . Clovis 2- 6 . . Merced 2- 2 . . Roosevelt 2- 8 . . McLane 5- 4 . . Totals--Bullard Won 7 Lost 7 Tied for third place fWaudql Bullard . . 2- 3 . 4- 4 . . 0- 3 . 3-17 . 3-10 . 0- 2 . 2- 6 Les Emerzian - -Pitcher Don Rojas--Third Base Z Varsity Coach: Bob Bennett J.V. Coach: Dick Kateu Lonnie Allen--Right Fielder I fi! lil, Z. . .fr..',f A' ' If. L 5, nag, .. V, .gk ., l 5 , xg, ,J V54?A,,Q X 3, 13 if -.lfyff ,J ,-M ,E tc 4 M-,QQ 5.15 I-QlQiif:f3,Q. gf'-ij. . 2 i'-Wie! er N5 ' 14.45, -'lj jwfft . f N QATAR Lsgv HQ. WTF fN 1 A ' X y ' QA P L jd! A TRACK TEAM, FRONT ROW: Maurice Kaasa, Doug Jensen, Eddie Costa, Dennis Avakian, Frank Wallace, Ron Manfredo. ROW II: Dennis Chinn, Dave Hansen, Jack Reed, Ken Brookman, Mike Cooper, Eddie King, Bob Pricer. 5 s The Bullard High track squad experienced their most successful sea- son as a team. Coached by Willard Olds and Ralph Neighbors, the track and field men won their first dual meets. Outstanding performances were turned in by Seniors Jack Reed, Maurice Kaasa, Richard Shehady, and Jim Martinez. l' Bullard's First Track Queen, Vicki Dauphin. B and C TRACK TEAMS. FRONT ROW: Mike Tiemey, Mike Garabedian, Bill Armor, Jim Martinez, Galen Fisher, Irwin Chow, Maurice Joy, Ted Fike, George Peverill, Steve Ruley, Jim Merrill, Joe Figgs. ROW II: Dennis DeI.iddo, John Kenshalo, Phil F.rro, Jim Prine, Stan Nelson, Gary Davis, Bill Parkes, Jim Green, Don Rathbone, Dave Sinton, John Eberwein, Sam Snell, Richard Shehady, ROW Ill: Alan Melikian, Craig Wood, Rick Juliana, Ted Summers. M Q .wh W K , f .A la- R ' 'Q . 5 ' Q x I A W 12? I f-1 , x by :Lf ' f - P ' 1. -syn., W V .7 1 K . vb 'i 'M' I W 2 V Q, 'Q W if ww , lf! v 7' A, , -5, ' 'P 5 WU- 12: A, Aww, nw A: 50,31 4 1 QL., 1 Qyggzgh M , fx Q V 1 ,wigs L' Y if lfff,-ff? , .ifffrl .., 931 , A 'f H fs, 1a,,Mffaw.f - f gxxs ' -.,ilx- - -A i if .. . ,afar- , vw, , hw. f.s.,l.k ,. ' 'hifi' Aw L, 3 fav, Fresno . . Madera . Clovis . . Merced . Roosevelt McLane . McLane . Fresno . Clovis . Madera Merced Madera Roosevelt Tulare Western . Clovis . . Fresno . . McLane . Tulare Western . Fourth --League Fourth--Valley Coach: Bob Minier T FRONT ROW: Pat Hall, Betsy Karter, Kristie Harris, Mimi Mann, Connie Fowler, Sue Emerzian, Jo -el Thaxton, Elaine Leudeking, Judy Wood, Sandy Stone, Sara Beatty, Judy Jacobson, Charlene Hallaian, Joan Hughes, Barbara Harmon. ROW II: Barbara Costa, Carol Tompkins, Betsy Kimble, Sue Carmouche. ROW III: Bruce Nelson, Warren Stallings, David Adams, Jim Thacker, Steve Jamison, Ward Kimble, Jim Hall, Bill Carroll, Rod Cobum, Doug Pipes, Jim Hughes Val Zacher, JoAnna Bischoff, Sue Byrd. ... ..- o GAME STANDINGS Bullard 7 . . . . 2 3 , , . i 5 Bill Carroll, undefeated through the season, won the 6 U . 3 Boys' Singles title at the valley tournament. JoAnna ' ' Bischoff won the girls' singles. The team was coached 0 - ' - - 9 by Jerry Jury. 3 . . . . 6 0 . . . . 9 19 35 ....,..- VARSITY DUAL MATCHES Bullard 10 ...12 ..1. ...17 ...34 ...15... ..3 ...o .... ...36 ...61!2... ...1llf2 ...15 ...33 ...11... ..7 ...13 ...13 Two Outstanding Golfers, Ted Marsella and John Pace. 3 MR' w :ag , . 1 1,1 M ,m, , H F . g. Q rf rw, J .-5, ' ' D 1, 'ww ,,wj N' ' ' ' QV' F M ' Q 1 I X 42 'F f ' M9 . A X ' M A 4 -Q., ? , , I 'Q i 'K ' W. Mah , Af i. , aw '13 J ' ,. xa- . . .mms A 1 4:5 3' ig , if -, 4 fs.. M .ff-N Alf- Amx iff 1 , QA ., ups ',-. is Ll M E 'K h id-i Ken I May, Karen Mc Cormick, Billie Johnson and Steve Tierney admire the new COMET Station Wagon at: FRANK J. SANDERS Co. 3000 E. TULARE U ' do ffl! 26456445 Sludeawfzom ,H W. P. FULLER ai go. nd 'ID Ribs 5074 N. PAIA1 AVE. J , fi' MO .4 '. Laing, ,i .Il . 'BL 5 C3156 E4 COMPLIMFNTS OF THE PLAYERS 3034 N. BLACKSTONE AVE. FRESNO CALIF. Ph. 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