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H arr Bruce 1WardIaw, Class Qf' W. vig: f CGNTENTS Faculty . . . 8-Q Senior . . . 20-21 Sports . . . 84-85 Ads . . .102-103 ,LA. MW., ML., W few2k:w1?1ifg-esfifsslmswffirwgmeaviiy Jwv,,.Q Ymi. ..,,. ,M A ,ff ,Q E f S S The Lance staff, in selecting the theme for the 1963 yearbook, gives recognition to the fact that Bullard in its eighth year has come of age. Traditionally an academic minded high school with emphasis on individual achievement in all forms of competition, the Knights are now recognized contenders in all team endeavors, as well. From the first provisional student government which met in the summer of 1955 to select the theme Knights and the colors Columbia and Navy blue to the Class of l962 who presented the mural for the west wall of the music room, the students of Bullard have held in highest esteem their school and its traditions. Each class has contributed its share of traditions and has pre- served faithfully those of its predecessors whenever possible. Reading these chronicles of the student body of Bullard l963 we see Traditions Qld and N ew J-3 FRESNO CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION LEWIS S. EATON, Clerk of the Boardg MRS. MARGARET R. ROBINSON5 WILLIAM C MEUX, Presidentg WILLIAM DIENSTEIN. Not pictured is MRS. GERALDINE R. WHEELER. EDWIN C, KRATT, Superintendent of Board of Education and dministrative Officers It is a long established tradition of the ERWIN A- DANN, Fresno City Unified School District and the Assistant SuPefin' tendant of schools, Secondary Educa- tion. administrative officers that every student be afforded equal access to equal op- portunity to develop his capabilities and potentials to the fullest. LAWRENCE E. TODD- HUNTER, Assistant Super intendent, Elementary ' A Education J. C, TROMBETTA, Assist- ant Superintendent, Business Services . V. Dedication John Ryska Robin Rush In reviewing Bullard's traditions old and new, the Lance staff finds that there are two out- standing representatives of their fine faculty who have made exceptional contributions to the traditions of Bullard. One, who represents the academic side of school life, began as a teacher at Bullard Ele- mentary School and helped in the establishing of the present Bullard High School in 1955, frequently working into early morning hours in order to help launch the new school. Those first years he coached basketball, taught math and physics, and helped organize many student activities that grew into traditions. No student affair was complete without his presence. Today Mr. john Ryska is still noted for his unflagging interest in all student affairsg and al- though his main task now is to give tests, to hunt for scholarships, and to see that seniors graduate, any student who visits his office receives his undivided attention and comes away a little richer in spirit. The second, representing the athletic side of school life, is a young coach who came to Bullard in 1958 when it became part of the Fresno City Unified School District. Coaching football and wrestling, Mr. Robin Rush enjoys a wide reputation for stressing traditions of sportsmanship and fair play and for being a gentleman. While striving for excellence, at all times he teaches boys first. This has earned him the respect and loyalty of his players and admiration from all who come in contact with him. Bullard's rooting section cheers proudly when this tall distinguished figure strides across the turf. Such outstanding teachers as these two have helped Bullard to achieve the high rating which has become traditional. Therefore, to john Ryska and Robin Rush we proudly dedicate the 1963 Lance. 7 we 2 Q W f My-W mm My wma mmwmwwdbwmwxw Q - Faculty Traditionally the faculty and staff of Bullard High have been noted for the vigor and enthusiasm with which they share their wisdom and for the gracious and generous support of student body activities. M if 2 A 1 S 'i E S was we 5, 55, , QW 3 ' mr . f ,, , ff 1 gi ai' ig ,R klykxx' s il QF it 5 'W L my PRINCIPAL VERNON M. WALKER. For the first time in our history we have plenty of room! That's one tradition we've broken! 10 P p s y 3 5 ,. ,. . , K ..w s w,.r... ., 1 ff.-4-5 --- .. , r.,,s.,,r,,-fy-.15.f,-i f,-, -Www --:-'- gm . , .W-Q -WW-A -- W-i..rww-fs-rv--zs' - .,s.n,...-....- ,,......,.r....ww- A-W., as W M ,,.s,..wmf,..-ww-rw Atf- - M ,.,, - W A v A , TL , .,....u,Qm-f,.,,z . - W. f A--wif-few'-f -W M, - , W wwtyamwrswmf D,.. f ,. - J ,Q,m . M JOHN W. RYSKA, Dean of Boys. How do you expect to begin at the top without a college education? F ,rar il 1 44, .Nw-Q-..,6, 1 iq id F 2 f grit? 1 ff 5 STANLEY W. HARRISON, VICE-PRINCIPAL. We're going to start renting space for posters! V -'45 't9' ELLINOR C. WITTEN, GLEN C . RATHWICK, Counselor. You do have problems, don't you lT3?' Dean of Girls. You can't change classes in the middle of the year! R M ig I ' ,.., No I don't lend money! VIVIAN LATONDRESSEg Nurse, A loose tooth is no excuse for missing a week of schoo1! M ELEANOR Y. THAXTON, V,s' I Financial Secretaryg NJ X, -1 .1 v . olnl I p d xsnl 5 I if - - 'I X 'L ,f MARJORIE L. WIDMAN, MARIE E. PIERCE, Guidance Secretaryg Attendance Secret:-Lryg Fill out a counselor slip! Did I get a phone call?' I I IDA M. MCCOLM, Secretary-Registrarg Thank you for calling! HARRY ALLISON, French. Con tiage ! PAUL F. ANDERSEN, Vocal Music. Sit up and get depth in your tones-- ou sound like a sixth Y grade chorus! VIOLA M. BEDFORD, English, Journalism, Publica- tions. At last--we have one hundred dollars worth of ads! ELLEN E. BENNETT, English, Reading, College Study Skills. We'll have a ten page quiz tomorrow! BOB G. BENNETT, Senior Arithmetic, Typing, Baseball. We don't teach one fingered typing! RICHARD L. BEERS, English, Forensics, Public Speaking. ls that so? WAYNE C. BERGMAN, Football, History, Civics. There's a goodly number! R. DUDLEY CHAMPION Algebra, Trigonometry. Oh, I love you dearly. .fy ., we ig: R he 1, . W . flrigtaisfi i . : j?.: '.!2:Q,,'E fm -f4'f-- ' iii?-Eti::::r::w.E . ' A , . 4 , ill: ., 5225... :- . 25 9 1 'H ,fi . SJ' Lf1. .. wif Q' . iw-,.,.fs,Qf , -A N' X- .ff :gm -I 'mrcfffgwmsff 7's1UmQ,e.-mIf,fSff. 'ff f-imnafasgf 7 - Argvgzgssgwifis ' f I R 1 , 1 . . QQEFM 529131-'L 1: ,f Sexism TL- g 1W? 'V Q- r ,lr ,rggrwssslsziz V1 wig 4' 'S .' - sf V W' ,M i' fi,gi-wrff2' . ist Q.: 'fi'-'f Us V ' ff ' 'mf' .W91f1Qff'??wwgmrmg: QgU?'f5ef .- igiswiiiiff' WILLIAM H. CLARKE, 2 '::'5:EEi5: :'Z7: V vJA'f'21YU57?5iiiSf'fE . . V 91 1 5g'2'5,sw,Q.ms1s,f . . . Q. 55.5.-' .'..fake5,ga:g:5 I:-ia --J 5 fez1eQ5'?5EsF3gg5v+iaiei5zr? U-5- H15t0fY1 W01'1d H1St0l'Y- All right loosen up . A--, - . 7 I sg1ee1Qzaiiw-ww::xx:w2QPEgfssassesewwe-sfwufsszfsiai 1 ':a,ifa.f'5:a.'e.f:1.. 533555gggsiiis?giwggqgaf5Xlazlrsieiemimi?ZQi?Q?ig2is2gg255s . . f- :gg35gf5Q?g2',g,,wVmreixsrm zkazazaiggg ' -' ' 551 5'fgfwssemzaisifi':fsPs5Lm252zlwgsegeggg MICHAEL CRILL, English, U. S. History. But officer, my bike won't go 55 m.p.h.! C. ROSS EAKLES, U. S. History, Civics. The Great Mamoo! KEITH L. DRAUGHON, Senior Comp., Library. No we don't have 'The Remains of the African Mau Mau' ! 14 CARROL B. DAHL Algebra, Geometry. Do you expect me to believe that all that scribbling is an equation? CLIFFORD W. EISCHEN, Business Education. Eyes on the copy! .,, ,. . ' V CALVIN D. LIPSTON, Physics, Chemistry. Carry on, crew! HARRIET M. FORBES, Physical Education. No, you can't be excused from P.E. today or any other day. if JOHN O. HENDERSON, English, Drama. Just checked. None of my students are on the detention slip! RUTH E. LARRABEE English, French Latin Vous comprende CHARLES LUM, Art, Crafts. S Q these boats in a storm! Nothin 's uite as wet as RAYMOND A. JENSEN, Industrial Arts, Golf. Fore ' f H-Q.,-, EDRYCE Y. JOHNSON, Advanced Comp., Shorthand. Be concise and don't use adjectives! RICHARD W. KATEN, Biology, Baseball. This frog definitely has a problem! 4 DOH 17319 12525 15 PAT KUHL, German. Now kiddies! 16 TOWNSEND A. JURY, Physical Education, Tennis. I don't need a caption--my picture speaks ten thousand words! RICHARD M. MALLORY, Biology, Physical Science, Chemistry. It's a garbagecan term! DONALD H. MERTENS, English, Senior Comp. There are three to's in the English language! Spell two! RALPH A. NEIGHBORS, Biology, Football. This is not the map of the New York Stadium! A.. Wifi' JOHN F. NOLAN, Arts, Crafts WILLARD C OLDS, Biology, Zoology, Track Will you please pay attenti 'What's your excuse for co so we can get something accomplished today! mg in late today? ROBIN E. RUSH, Jos 12. RUCKER, Physical Education, Football, Algebra, Geometry. Now do you-all folks want to come after school? C nu T E R l ' af ' THOMAS G. PHILLIPS, jf Industrial Arts, Swimming. I've got to corner the market on Model A's before Mr. Jensen does! 17 Wrestling. We'1l skip the finger exer- cises today! We ,f.'9 ,Q 'W . v in EDWARD SHAHZADE, U. S. History, Spanish. These football pictures are the clearest in town! JANICE YOUNG, English. Don't move those desks! DALE F. SCHROER, U. S. History, Civics. Now 1et's look at the other side of the argument! MILDRED W. SCULLY Homemaking. l As ye sew, so shall ye rip! KATHERINE S. STONE, Senior Comp., English. Of course I was a WAVE, but I cou1dn't possibly have served in the Spanish- American war! 18 JERRY SMITH, Band, Orchestra, Harmony. Marching is a necessary evil! GLORIA A. ZUFALL, Physical Education. We are not having co- education track or wrestling! FRED BULLOCK, MILLIESORENSON' Head Custodian, Don't Cafeteria Manager. tell me You need more nwhavs cookinliw tables set up? ETHEL BROWN, One tomato, two tomato, three tomatoes, four! JOHN PETERSON, Is there enough soap in the showers? YOSHIGO S. KAWAGUCHIg Our trees are growing faster than ever! ANTONIO ROM1TOg We need vacuum cleaners instead of brooms! IRA W. MANNINGg I wish the students would wipe their feet! PHYLLIS J. HOAGLANDg This is ticklish business! ORIN F. GAGNEBINg We should have another 'Clean Up The Campus' day! ? MAJORIE CAREY, This rolling pin comes in handy! TAD YAMADAg Someone's been eating seeds again! I LORRAINE SATTERBURGg Say cheese! -.4 MAJOR MAGARIAN, These grounds get big- ger every year. TOLLIE L. MARTIN, There are not enough windows for posters! Seniors Entering Bullard as freshmen, the CLASS OF 1963 held the first off-campus prom in its junior year, and this year, exemplifying the spirit of this class, introduced the SPIRIT JUG, a tradition that is bound to last. Tom Badge r, P . reside nt Warren Houston, Vice President Jill Utter, Secretary Mike Lucas, r Treasurer Cheryl Jordan, Fa Social commissions Following tradition, the Seniors sponsored two car washes, a cake sale, the Senior Formal, and a booth in the Key Club Carnival. Orientation day for new students, which is held before school starts in September, was handled, as usual, by the Seniors. A new tradition started this year was the selling of Bullard bracelets, link style with blue enameled shields and letters spelling the school name. The class sponsors were Mr. Paul Andersen and Miss Kathrine Stone. Class of I963 ' 0 Chris Lomen Sprung Officers Social cominission Jill Utter, Treasurer Maureen Kavanagh, Jack Baker, Secretary V' P 'd Keith Hansen, ice IES1 ent Pres ide nt BILL ARGENTINO W.P.A. . . . Arge . . . '60 Vespa . . . ' Pontiac Einstein. BILL ARMOR Three-speed pushbutton . . . Get out of my life . . . 1 of 3 rank spiders . . . Ex- runner . . . Jeannie with the light brown hair. ALAN ARTHUR 57 Buick . . . Gas Hog Football . . . Yellow blanket . . . Zoo. BILL ASBURY Willy-ho . . . One of the boys . . . 57 Chevy.. . You tell us!!! . . . Tour of the house. JIM ASHJIAN Could have been worse CHAMPS fill . . . V.I.R. L.L.H .... 1 of 3 vine-iners. SANDRA ASTONE Point system in a Monza . . . But it ain't no big thing . . . DTC with UNC . . . Check this out. I-Ie's a silver hummer . . . I.E.T.V. LINDA AVENT No, Zelda is NOT my real name . . . Hang up time . . . Castle Capers . . . WHO's ugly? . . . Ithink I'm going to cry--hey, we could make a song out of that! JIM ADAMS Oct. 19, 1962 . . . Chain Saw . . . Turkey brother . . . I believe that for the money . . . Where's my brother? JEANETTE ALLINGTON A 8zC '59 . . . Jan. 27, '61 . . . Feb. 24, '62 . . . Nov. 10, '62 . . . Marriage? s' wonderful. LAURIE AMES I believe . . . Grandma Moses . . . Saraloga 8: L.A .... Good morning Bip- pies IQII . . .ibut not i. MARSHA ANDERSON Allen . . . Sept. 24, 1962 . . . Frenchy . . . Miss Snowcone . . . Rastis . . . That's right. ELLEN ANDREEN 50 mile 440 . . . Sundays . . . Siunmer of '59 . . . Squiggy. RICHARD ANGELL Canada boy . . . Hotroddin' punk . . Term paper--How many this week? . . Asi es la vida. TOM BADGER Cheryl . . . A426 . . . Hey, Queenie . . Torquers, no, riots . . . Snow plow. CAROLYN BAER I-Ii, Ralph . . . March 20 . . . Another week of blue brocade straight jackets . . . The Baer . . . What-a-way-to-go. JACK BAKER Mouse man . . . '54 Ford Beast . . . Don't call me kink . . . Snort . . . Sunnyside. SHARON BAKER Ron, '62 . . . ibut no i believe . . . Nov. 11, 1961 . . . Charter member, what's halftime. ROBERT BALDOCK White '61 Falcon . . . Skiing . . . Sandy . . . Baldy . . . L'accent du midi. BOB BARNARD Barnyard . . . B.O.M.F., V.J.S .... Van- Dels . . . Diane, '61 . . . Hustler. 'air PATRICIA BAWDEN Morning walk . . . D.W .... New Years Eve '62 :Sz '63 . . . Library Mafia. Vx KATHLEEN BEESON Alton . . . May 1962 . . . June 1963 . . . After game 5 . . . Carole the bestest. DALE BELCHER Great No. 5 . . . Freight trains . . . One short college girl . . . Dirty chrome rims . . . Santa Cruz and L.A. LARRY BELIZ tive . . . Nonconformist . . . Chess bluff.' JIM BELLISOMI We have not yet begun to fight! RICHARD BENDER Who me? . . . How did I ever get the name . . . '51 Merc . . . Big whitewalls . . . Girls? GILBERT BERKELEY, JR. Comet, not corvette . . . Tahoe, S.F., Tahoe . . . Oh, really? . . . 51,54,34,43 . . . Saturday night at the movies. l L. B .... Ex Student Council Representa- 1 I GUS BONNER Autobus . . . Watch for flying chickens at Huntington . . . Broken bones? . . . Rich. CAROL BOWMAN Marie and George--too bad . . . Major- ettes . . . Bullard vs McLane--Football . . . Danny, Ithink . . .Oh Syl! Six in that? PAT BRADLEY Stein Jr .... Merc '39, The Yellow Terror . . . Four speed in a station wagon? . . . Huntington . . . No broken legs yet. CAROL BRASI-IEARS Shortie . . . Carl K .... '57 Chev--go . . . 2 years, eight months . . . Long time. LINDA BROLINE Bro . . . F.C.J .... Tom . . . Valvo . . Rainbow girls. ANDY BROWN No North, no South, no East, no West! DAVID BROWN Felix Jr .... Wrestling-Pin . . . Little Lover W. W. S .... Wow . . . Fresno High? I'll never tell. Mmmmmm, jerky . . . Give me a monkey, LUCILLE BERNARDONI Aug. 19, mmmmmm'. . . Hey, lknow a trick . . . You're out of your tree . . . I'll bring a cake . . . Hey gang, will my red Fiat fit in the locker? SUSAN BETHKE I can't take it . . . May 27 . . . Miss Bethke, what are you doing in the voting booth? . . . Oh, that's wicked . . . And only 15 112 years. ALAN BEYMER Beam . . . Al . . . Wrangler . . . I-Ie ain't skinny, he just tall. PERI BIFFI Early morning walks . . 4 Party time . . Pop . . . Clean, clean. MICHAEL BIGLOW Q.E.D., Cupio . . . Tweeeeet-tweet-tweet . . . Defenestration? . . . Pea-brained . . . Marching with the band. KEN BINATENA Champions 16428 . . . Last of the white pig hunters . . . Great 04 . . . That's O.K., Pat. , , TONI BROWN Buckwheat loves Stimey . . . Jailbait . . Dec. 7, '62, Let the good times rool . . There you go Clyde . . . Cynics. CAROLE BROWNS Te1ephone . . . Sept. 23 . . . After game 5 . . . Kathy--A lasting friendship . . . Dinuba. CAROL BRUGMAN Jan, 3, '62 . . . Emily Post . . . '57 Ford . . . San Francisco . . . One of five. LYNN BRYANT Tom . . . Little red wagon . . . Oct. 1, 1961 . . . That don't make me too awful mad . . . Tell me. KATHY BULLOCK Bob . . . October 20, 1961 . . . Dry land shark . . . Ford Monza . . . YBC064. RAYMOND BUTTS Long Beach. . . The car . . . Money , . . Track, 2:06 . . . lcan't believe it. I K9 'N SUSAN BYRD Bubbins . . . Huntington Lake . . . May 15, 1961. . . Atear--1921 . . . I.E.T.V. MARCIA CAMPBELL M.G .... Skiing . . . W.A.Y.S.K.O.A.N. . . . Hoot . . . Teddy Bears.? SUSAN CARMOUCHE Carmook . . . Turn off that powder machine . . . Oh my golly . . . But I am looking into their eyes . . . O la barbel BECKY CASNER Mr. Grubb . . . Sacramento at 290 A.M. for the 'Y' . . . Keep smiling . . . Speed, crash . . . Really? Darn! GERRY CHANCE Wally . . . Who says I'M accident prone? . . . Mr. Magoo . . . I can hardly wait to get to my next class to learn some more! . . . One of the boys. SUZANNE CLARKE Dave . . . Oct. 13, 1960 . . . June 7, 196 . . . The old '54 . . . Who's going to push us now? SUSAN COKER Hi gang . . . Good grief . . . Where's Coke? . . . Fresno State, here we come . . . Red box M.G. hope! Hope! ? 1 DARLENE CUMMINGS Lynn, Nov. 28, 1961, Oct. 5, 1962 . . . Terry, Sharron, Track radge at lunch. . . Buckwheat--full fledged nuts . . . Mr. Anderson--Chorus . . . Shakey's pizza ifzhll GARY DAVIES Aqua . . . Playboys . . . One of the boys, Huntington Lake, not--animal boy . . . Who's Cece? . . . The mailbox caper. FRANK DAVIS No car--no fun . . . San Francisco . . Mr. H., get that name right! NORMAN DE ORIAN B. '57 Chevy . . . See the girl on top of the hill . . . Norman and the M.G.'s. SCOTT DEAN KXQR . . . Didn't think you'd recognize me . . . long Slinky . . . I didn't mean it that way . . . movin' Monza. MARCIA DECKER Hi, gang . . . June 23 . . . kiss it off . . . Shaver . . . way to hang in there. DENNIS DELIDDO Might have been, Great! . . . Champs 19413 . . . Last of the bore hunters . . . '40 Starfire . . . 1 of 3 Vine-iners GARY COI.BY I-Iipsters . . . Golden Boy, Something smells fishie . . . Harem of Five . . . Marcia, sometimes I wonder . . . no more bucket seats. SHARON COLLINS A Guide right . . . Floppy and Tiny . . . Shooting the rapids . . . 3rd period. ROBERT COLTER Has anyone seen any rabbits around here? . . . Cowarduck . . . No. 3 . . . Scope that bod . . . One of three rank Spiders. LYNN CONLEY Weasel '59-60. MARCIE CONN Sacramento at 2:00 a.m. for the Y Speed . . . Hi, officer! . . . Trick 1543, one of three. . . My work! GREGORY CRAMER Four score and seven years ago . . . '-ni ROY DELSID Listen my children and you shall hear the midnight ride of Paul Revere . . . ROBERT DEREMER T SLC . . . Playboys . . . Huntington . . . Give me a key, Curly . . . is gambling legal in the National Park? RICHARD DEREMER Snow skiing . . . The Library Mafia . . Don't get excited . . . Water skiing . . . Water, land, water, tree. CAROL DONALD Community . . . Monsieur Allison . . . Turn off the powder machine . . . Badger . . . Surprise! LINDA DOUGLASS Smash . . . Dork . . . Sept. 21, 22 . . . Chicago, L.A., S.F., and Santa Cruz . . Skiing . . . Porsche. NICK DUBSICK Panda Bear . . . Dipstick . . . '58 Impala . . . Champs ,423 . . . Where's the bottle? Yosemite . . . Good grief. . . May 23, 1962 . . . Halloween . . . Idon't under- stand. JOAN EDMUNDS MARY ANN ELLIS Yosemite . . . March 30, l962 . . . Chuck . . . Cardboard box . . . Candy apple green English Ford. SHARON KARYL EMERZLAN Merg . . . WAYSKOAN . . . '57 Bird . . . Yosemite . . . Chadwick. ERIC ERICKSON Wilt . . . 12'10 getting shorter . . . '29 Roadster . . . '53 Dragster . . . '57 Hauler. CATHY EVILLE J.J.H.S.R.C., Sunday night . . . Oct. 21, '61, Why not? . . . '56 blue Chevy, '62 red Ford . . . Christmas present . . . Library Mafia. JOHN FARRIS NYL Champions . . . Kerry . . . Dec. 16, 1961 . . . You're out of it . . . Mr. Touch- down Dance 1961. JACK FELLMIETH These are the times that try men's souls ll SUZANNE FORD puddles . . . I-Ii, gang! fccj . . . Care packages on September 19, 1962 . . . CanI ask a question? . . . September EDDIE FRANZ 53 Chevy . . . New engine . . . Eddy gas hog. Ill JOYCE FRIES Fries--o . . . Gone with the wind . . . Do you mind! . . . spaghetti . . . F.S.C., skiing. CAROL FRY Black sheep . . . S.F. trip . . . Fryer . . . Shaver Lake . . . Mt. Whitney. JUDI GANIMLAN GANIM . . . W.A.Y.S.K.O.A.N. Disney- land '61 . . . Silly Girl! . . . Tri Hi Y Prexy . . . Wee Aman. ROGER GARABEDIAN Cross-country . . . Track . . . Austringer . . . Handball. RONALD GEORGE '49 Chevy never runs . . . '53 pickup . . . Ron. . . Meadow Lake '62. Y 1962 . . . a state of exhaustion. JANET FERRUA You know . . . Suicides . . . Nov. 25, 1962 . . . Thanks Janice . . . '62 Ford. JANICE FERRUA OK, Clyde . . . '62 chevy. . . church. . . June . . . Races. TOM F INDLEY Weasel 59-60 . . . Great A46 . . . Hercules in disguise . . . I'1l never tell . . . Who said that it's a free country? CHERYL FIT ZGEILALD Fitz, silly girl . . . Woodland, Shaver . . . K.R. Blue bomb . . . Pool hall. GARY FLUNO Fluffo . . . DNA-PDQ-RIP-HB-RSVP . . . Still No comment! So I sez to him . . What curfew, officer? SUSAN FORD Two Fords? Oh no! . . . Pink napkins . . Hi gang . . . Good morning, Glory. 'wi JAMES GILBERT '62 Plymouth . . . Stubs . . . Austringer to be . . . the day, the hour. KEITH GINSBURG Turkey Brother . . . get out of my life ...a9424. ..thetoe. ..whereismy brother? CATHY GORDON Hlndependence? . . . J.T.G .... November 12 . . . OHS chums, . . J.C. GARY GOYETTE '29 Roadster . . . '53 Ford . . . speedy . . cops . . . wiped out. JAMES GRAMIS Greek. . . '62 S.S .... don't go, don't panic . . . Kni hts in slumber room 206 T.C. g 1 u MARY GRAMIS Grimy-Natasha . . . Beyond the Sea, sprechen Sie Deutsch, Oxi . . . Is that striper, or stripper? . . . skoved . . . turn off the powder npachine. JUDY GREEN Slow down Mrs. B.! . . . A week of dead- lines--DIE! . . . Linda is the short one . . . secret club . . . ADS, ads, ads-ha. LINDA GREEN Turn off the powder machine . . . Call me anything but Judy . . . but what's a shower without soap, Miss Zufall? . . . Shorty, Pinky Ga Squeaks . . . Une autre poeme dans la classe de francais. DAVID GREENBERG Flash . . . Me? A tennis star. . . that's the way it goes . . . 01, Maybe? . . . L.A.U.S.B.C. and that '57 Shovel. SUZANNE HAAS May 5 . . . Lettergirl . . . Too bouncy! . . . Breezy . . . Hi, Gang! . . . Respect- fully submitted. ELIZABETH I-IADSALL What did you do on the 4th of July? . . . Bets . . . August 6th . . . Me fat?--heck-- I'm just too darn short! . . . ya ol' kook! JENIFER HALL I-Ierferd. . . dimples . . . little sis . . . Sept. 21 6:22 . . . D. CINDY I-IANNA The hitchhiker . . . Talk to me! . . . mouse . . . my work of art . . . R.C. 8: train whistles. ef CATHLEEN HONEYCUTT Hi, gang QCCQ . . . A real floppy party - - - The locker QZSOQ . . . Hey, lgot a secret . . . June 6 and August 4. WAYNE HOUSER '62 Ghia . . . Wayner . . . Tahoe . . . Faj-ka-bug. WARREN HOUSTON Candy . . . Jets flcej . . . Little red M . . . Gr-r-r- eat . . . War-babe. SHARON HOWELL Texas? . . . Yosemite IQ II . . . June 24, 1962 to July 6, 1962 . . . Hangttts Q . . . Yes, I made it. CECELIA HUDSON October 10, 1961 . . . Prom night '62 . . . When in doubt . . . Billy . . . Hiya, soup fans ! JUDITH HUFFMAN Red 1961 . . . May 2 . . . Kerman . . Homecoming . . . Majorette and rain. JAMES HUGHES Diego, . . Flyswatter . . . W.A., L.B., D.G., C.H., MFTM . . . Causing trouble . . . Jets fBaby Johnj. KEITH HANSEN Jets, Riff. . . Hey, Igot news! . . . Adapt Barky . . . TR-3 Skunk Stripes . . April 1, 1962. THOMAS HARLEY Friends, Romans, Countrymen, lend me your ears . . . ll LAURA HARTUNIAN I'm going to Bowie . . . Turrin fi Nuffin . , , CFKRLJLH--we had fun . . . Question! ROBERT HARWELL Shows class . . . Card tricks . . . '58 Ply- mouth . . . Just two more weeks . . . Never ready on time. JUDITH HATCH Boosie . . . Cassy, 6 . . . Long Beach '60 . . . Mert's courtesy laugh . . . We can squeeze in one more! DANA HERR Nov. 3. ..if40...Mi1t...11days, 23 hours, 54 minutes older . . . Knees . . . U.N.M. LEWIS I-IUTCHINS All that glitters is not gold. CAROL HYDE The house on the right . . . One kiss . . . '51 Plymouth Fury . . . Bill's favorite spot, the visor . . . The years have been few, but great. PATRICIA JACKSON You and little sister be good . . . The original i but i . . . Lettergirl 'R' . . . The Library Mafia . . . Tough smash. SUSAN JACOBSON Lida Rose-O-Lida Rose-o-o-oh the sopranos are flat . . . I pledge my alliance physical science . . . But Mr. Eakles--no Why not stomp at the Xmas formal? STEVE JAMISON EI shoe-strings . . . Insignificant one . . . Motel on wheels . . . My cannons are right side up. SARALENA JENSEN Library Mafia . . . Twinie . . . Feb. 4 . . . Tonight . . . Our foggy ocean. VIKKI JENSEN Las mexicanos convertidos . . . ACP . . . The 50 mile 440 . . . The farm country . . Anchors aweigh. lf' BEVERLY JOHNSON I-Ii gang . . . I am not shy . . . Pay to take a test? . . . Does anyone understand Chem? . . . Who hasn't been Boy of the Week yet? BILL JOHNSON Golf fan . . . Breezy blue '52 . . . Head 'em up . . . U.L. on the dot again. JANET JOHNSON How about a tow . . . '51 blue bomb . . . Drive much? . . . Natural blond . . . Shaver, summer '62. LESLIE JONES I'm going back to Bowie . . . Unk's car . . . CFKRLHLJ--we had fun . . . Good luck Sharron . . . What's wrong, Leg's,I know you like him. CHERYL JORDAN Tom . . . Hey president, wait a minute . . . July 4th . . . Torquers? No, Ziots . . . One for W.D.M. JANET JORGENSEN Library Mafia . . . Black legs . . . Carrot top . . . But my ski pants don't have an air vent in the back . . . Extempor in black tights. MAUREEN KAVANAGH ,gf-.K Let me show you a neato can-can step that curve, Will swing. ERNEST KAZATO Wrestler . . . Calenluswow . . . My buddies say . . . Electronics music . . . Let's form a new Key club. SUSAN KELLY Kubbins and Maynard . . . I.E.T.V. . . . Shout--Part I . . . Vice President of the 130 club. DAVID KERAN High Sierras . . . Thistle A4685 . . . The red bomb . . . Snowstorm . . . Ho1d'er Knute, she's a rarin'. HENRY KING To err is human, to forgive is divine. CAROLE KIRSCHNER Oct. 11, 1961 . . . San Francisco . . . Shuckers F.C.C. Boys . . . Santa Ckuz spreeeee? . . . C.D.B.D.J.T .... Say man, just call me Edison. JOHN KLEIN Gino . . . '56 Impala . . . Playboys . . . Sounds like a plan . . . Graduation. . . . Let's vamanos . . . Just look for a bunch of fig trees on the corner . . . Watch ie, this car does a mean MAURICE JOY Chester . . . If, by Rudyard Kipling, was my failure . . . Snow skiing, ugh! . . . Only 30 more days until Beethoven's birthday . . . Chu-Chu. BETTY JOYCE Hi, gang . . . The locker 1280, . . . but that is my last name . . . Oh, those floppy parties . . . Shaver. KATHY KACHADOORIAN May 9 . . . George . . . 4'l1 . . . Gidget . . . Baby. SUSAN KADANI Suki . . . Grant Ave Hang up any time . . I am five feet tall . . . Jacums. ALICE KALPAKJIAN Nov. 1, 1962 . . . Lebanon . . . Movies . . . Helip-lido . . . Heliopolis. BILL KANNE Leaky spit valve . . . ldon't know, maybe . . . Trombone . . . Dance band. 'filuar Winn LARRY KOLIGIAN '62 Impala . . . NYL Champs . . . Nov. 15 . . . City Carnival . . . Bob's out to lunch. MARY KORENAK How did you like that? . . . Blonds . . Vette . . . Chandler . . . That's just enough. BEVERLY KOWDERDUCK Navy man for brother . . . Sept. 29, '62, Pizza lover . . . Shorthand expert . . . Trips to Bakersfield . . . Ronnie. BARBARA KROHN Hi gang . . . Lettergirl 'B' . . . August 24, '62, San Francisco . . . Me late? . . . Never! . . . He's outstanding. ELSIE KRUSE I-Iey? . . . Raymond . . . Twinkey . . . sept. 21, 1960 . . . Rinkey dime. GEORGINA KUMULIAN Joey . . . Thing . . . Panorama . . . Bakersfield Beach . . . Dec. 9, '62. DOUGLAS LACKEY E-MC 2 . . . Harley Hasher I--Heaven' devils...June8...Axernan... Jungle Jolly. ALLISON LANGE Alley-Oop . . . Hiya Harry! What's new? . . . Before me there were none and after me there will be no more . . . Makaha boards . . . The Apartment. CATHY LAVAY Corvet. . . Shhh. . . Eday. . . Dream 4 terros. J UDITH LESLIE Respectfully submitted, Les . . . Santa Barbara . . . Hello, officer . . . Some enchanted evening . . . Ase es la vida. JOHN LINN Drifter . . . Beachcomber . . . Blue fox It's gonna' take money. JANE LINSCHEID Lynch . . . One of three . . . How is it to run into your teacher? . . . Surfin' at Huntingtorfi? . . . Anyone for tonight's reviv lV5l- buse. 3. 1 ... ll 1? ll JO LIPSTON Josephine . . . Nourriture de RICHARD MAGARIAN Citizen . . . Chicago women and marbles! . . . Witch! . . . Ki-Ya-Sue and her fuel-injected kayak! . . . Acheegaer! GARY MARKARIAN Hello there . . . Some day I'll get a Healey. . . Easy Action . . . 1547 or 154 . . . I-Ie don't like us. TED MARSELIA Shnaraneck! . . . 1 of 3 rank spiders! . . . K.K.M .... iff5-- rt. end--M.I. . . City All-stars. CARELL MARTIN Give me liberty or give me death! BILL MARTZ June 7, 1962 . . . Brown cow . . . Nov. 23, 1962 . . . 5'1 . . . Tex. TOM MC CARTHY My only regret is that I have but one life to give for my country. WILLLAM MC CRACKEN Lumbering . . . One of 67 . . . Red dragon . . . Twilight time . . . Little Devil. JOHN LITTRELL Don't fire until you see the whites of their eyes! KENNETH LOMAN W.H.B.C.M.S.A.N .... Blue Angel . . . 30,45 and left out . . . Saturday night at the movies . . . Lonesome twosome. WANDA LOWREY Alex, August 20, 1959 . . . Santa Cruz . . . The kid says yeah. . . '62 Impala . . . Is that cold? LYDIA LUCAS What a luxury . . . Idealya . . . Geiers- peise . . . Sal-mae . . . You poor mad thing, what will become of you? MICHAEL LUCAS '56 Healy. . . R.G. OSLD . . . I'M fading off the bench! . . . Big Otis . . . Not to that degree. TOM MACMICHAEL Never do today that which you can put off 'til tomorrow . . . Playboys . . . Huntington . . . Rank . . . One of the boys. JANET MC LAUGHLIN 9:1 . . . Little black bug . . . Mrs. McLaughlin . . . I lost, but won . . Shock-of-my-life. JUAN MC LOUGHLIN Go west, young man, go west! THOMAS MC LAUGHLIN 'W17 . . . Grapplers . . . Pin . . . Big Brother . . . Sexy eyebrows. MICHAEL MEADOWS UZ Big Daddy's . . . Playboys . . . Mayor . . . The fights . . . Sno-cone Lady? EILEEN MEKKES Larry . . . Wanna fight? . . . Avocado Lake, Nov. ll, '62 . . . A square for a while . . . Puddles. ALLAN MELIKIAN El Kabong . . . Jet, Officer Krumpke . . '54 red XKE . . . Champs 1947, 344 . . Leave the guy alone! Huntington, . . Track, 2:56.0 . . . '53 wagon . . . Hospital boy . . . Bad training rules. JAMES MERRILL ROBERT MILLS Four years waster . . . 114 Big Daddy's wno-kone truck . . . lthink I'm a wrestler? . . . A gentleman and a scholar . . . King of the Playboys. FRED MINASIAN Great 1941 . . . Whoo! Whoo! . . . Hello roach! . . . Santa Cruz and L.A. . . . What a burn. THOMAS MONTGOMERY Corvette 2,3 . . . Citizen. . . Sure, I'm 18 . . . Bring on the frees . . . I'm a ma- chime. JOHN MOONEYHAM This is the place! SCOTTI MOORE Garry mountains, wear blue? . . . Tahoe and Hawaii . . . Bakersfield 3:30 A.M. . . . A rolling stone? . . .Charter mem- bers, what's half time? ROCCO MORELLI Town8:Country . . . Me 8zEd's . . 527 . . . '62 Pontiac--Football. Go to the football games. Who me? . . . Mr. Eakles and a strawberry milk- shake. 4--New . . . C.H .... Greeat . . . Please start . . . Lucky. Dec. 8, 1962 . . . Swimming in winter . . . L.I .... More fun than torture . . . Senior car wash . . . 3 faches I-Ioch fuer Bullard. California mountain boy? . . . H.D.S.F.T.C.B.S .... Woody's pig is sick . . . Environment here is not so good. Smash . . . Dec. 14th was I surprised . . . Sept. 21st 8:25th . . . Plig . . . Red. Benny . . . July 4, '62 . . . All night party '62 . . . '58 Dodge . . . Casy's too much. -Ui DLANE NEWMAN girl L . . . Long Beach . . . The bus leaves at 3:30 A.M. . . . The Library Mafia. MARY NISHIMOTO GREG OGARD EICHE OLSON I DAVID OSTERLOH JANET PAEHLIG PA TRI CIA PAGE Well, are you still my pal? . . . Letter- JANE MORGAN July 13, 1961, M.w .... Quote, I.E.T.V. . . . Point System in a Monza . . . Graduation night, 62 . . . Driving with yogi on the railroad tracks. CYNTHIA MORROW Cindy Bubbins . . . I.E.T.V .... High in the Sky . . . Secretary of the 130 Club . . . Can't happen, why not? KAREN MOSGROVE One of three . . . Mozzy . . . Flip to a blue card. . . June 12, 1961 . . . Let there be snow. MARGARET NALBANDIAN Oh, Igive up! . . . 62 Impala . . . Skiing . . . Surprise parties . . . New Year's Eve. RICHARD NEFF Curly . . . Watch out for flying chickens at Huntington . . . Skiing . . . Sorry, no keys today . . . 406-A. NANCY NELSON Nubbins . . . Yogi and the railroad tracks . . . Graduation night '62 . . . Manhattan Seach, Sept. 29, '61-62 . . . I.E.T.V. MARY PALOMEQUE Dan . . . Kinda sortta like . . . Yes, dear . . . I-Ie's picking me up after school . . . I made it across the campus in ten seconds. KATHRYN PARKERTON But I want to work.My guitar . . . I give up . . . San Francisco . . . One of five. MICHAEL PATTERSON Who's embarrassed? . . . Quite arroarable ...l6doorChevy. ..Igiveup... Kinda smarge, I guess. C. REITH PATTERSON Pyramid . . . Skip . . . Stop calling me Clarence . . . 8 ball in the side pocket. ROBERT PAWLICK Rock climbing . . . Nakimu '62 . . . Don't worry about it. ROBERT PENFIELD Whale . . . Sailing i?3l . . . M.G.'s. . . 65, 2-1 , . . Don't go, I'm on it. ANNE PEPPER Bergie's '50 Blue Ford . . . Head Majorette--Veep . . . Are you kidding? . . . Castle Capers . . . What do you mean, stick to one? DONNA PERRY Snuffy, Oct. 12, '62 . . . Pismo, U.S.S. Ranger . . . Nov. '62 to July '63 . . . Letters, we get letters. BARBARA PETERSON Smash . . . Sept. 21st 8c25th . . . Pete . . . Blue eyes . . . Dec. 4 surprise. ROBERT PETERSON Beneath the spreading chestnut tree a village smithy stood . . . GEORGE PEVERILL Should have been better . . . Champs 34...Why?Baboo...'57Chevy... l of 3 Vine-iners. IV MILTON PICKFORD !f40 . . . Nov. 3 . . . Dana . . . Weasles '59 '60 . . . NYL champs. RICK PLAGGE I'm getting tired of this car . . . The Hustler . . . The greatest playboy. . . Give me a key, Curly! . . . Mr. Blurt. TIMOTHY ROARK Terrible Tom and his hairless hoard . . . Slush boomer . . . Gr-r-r-eat . . . T.B. . . . Saturday night at the movies. FRANCINE ROBERSON Are you sick? . . . Oh . . . But, gollie . . . Let's go together . . . Crickets. STEPEI-IN ROBERTSON Car leach . . . Slopped out . . . Wiped out . . . Love that girl. RALPH ROYER Hi Carolyn . . . Bud liked carrots . . . '29 roadster and '30 coupe . . . A king trumpet in studio band . . . Clayton Valley 16i 60- 61. DENNIS RUSH I! ' Q How does it taste. . . . Hello, roach . . . Mashed potatoes one more time . . . Whoo- whoo. KAREN ROBINSON Robinson, klepto . . . Pool hall . . . My blue bomb . . . Woodland Huntington boy. JAMES RIEMER September 2, '61 . . . Bunny rabbit . . Psychiatrist . . . Village Foodland . . . Hey Reimer, what class do you teach? DAVID POK '54 Chevy . . . Got anymore bubble gum? . . . Mr. Mertins' good jokes . . . Come on Jim, laugh . . . Let's spin brodies. BARBARA PORTEOUS 3in6. . .July9th. . . Christmas. .. Long time no see . . . P.Y.L.T. DIANA POWERS Dee Dee . . . Guess what? . . . Library Mafia . . . Late, again? . . . Hawaii. VERN POYTI-IRESS Health in the fullest sense . . . National Review . . . Therefore . . . Hodgepodge. DANNY PRINE Dan'l Prime . . . The Hustler . . . Meat- head . . . April 1, 1962 . . . You ain't wrong, woman. DAVID QUALLS The Whipper . . . Champs 610 . . . Hunting ton Lake . . . Animal boy . . . '58 Impala. PETER SAID Pite . . . Halb Bestunde . . . F.O.M.C., ho, ho . . . '58 Impala . . . Swimmer, ring that Sportsmanship bell. SUZANNE SANDERSON When in the course of human events . . . JUDITH SANNE How was that? . . . Vettes and more vettes . . . Blonds . . . Chandler . . . I'll tell you where to stop. PERCY SCALES Oops, lost my wallet . . . Champs 5999 . . Huntington Lake, animal boy . . . Play boys. NANCY SCHAFER It will pass . . . Who me? Blush? . . . May 18, '63 . . . Thought I'd die . . . My inheritance. EDWIN SCHREIBER Shy guy . . . '54 Mercstake help . . . Once a king, always a king, but once a Knight is enough for me . . . P.O.P.T.S.I.H. Lab, 017. RICK SCHULTZ Champs 514, L.G.M.C.B ..... Fog, July 25 . . . Playboys 9 . . . Aptos, Huntington Lake . . .Man, what a du.mboo! PAUL SCHWEMLER Pable . . . Kings in exile . . . Wm. Penn. SYLVIA SELLECK Quien sabe . . . Lucky . . . Oh, brother! . . . Bingo . . . For me to know and you to find out. SHARON SELLERS May 25, 1962 . . . No, I'm not from Georgia . . . Say yes just once, Mr. Eakles . . . All hail the mad punter. as ROXANN SHAW Rubbins, treasurer of the 130 club . . . I.E.T.V .... Dear one, 1921 . . . May 15, GLENN SHEETS Hay, lumber Jack . . . Whose trees? . . . Whose '49 Chevy? . . . Hi Hank . . . Foot- ball manager 50 laps. SUSAN SHIRLEY The great philosopher . . . What a life . . P.Y.L.T .... Third time's a charm--I hope. HELEN SNELL MICHAEL SORSKY 8 ball corner pocket . . . Buck unlimited . . . Letterman . . . Give me 2 to 1 odds . . . High Sierras. KATHIE SPENCER Oh really . . . Are you mad at me? . . . 7 l Promises . . . Joke time . . . Where's my chair? PEGGY STAI-IL Beware the ldes of March! NOVICE STONE M Day . . . August 24, 1963 . . . Yes, I made it . . . Fresno High . . . 36 weeks. CRAIG STOVER World's ugliest artist . . . Weasel 59' 60' . . . Motorcycles fer ever . . . Great bubblin' wozoo . . . Strange little men. TIMOTHY SUMMERS Ph.D. for hog calling . . . Track . . . Water skiing . . . What's for lunch? Beans? . . . Sure, I took notes! Big Cody and little Bill . . . I.E.T.V. . . . Hubbins . . . President of the 130 Club . . . Rules are for when brains run out. MARTHA SHONKWILER Marty, S.B .... Gather 'round uke . . . Wrong goal post, but we won! . . . The Bead . . . 27 across? DOUGLAS SIMI B . . . '62 Chevy Impala 409 . . . Hustler . . . Bev. GLENLYN SLATER Santa Claus '61 . . . Olds 98 . . . Christmas Vacation '61 . . . Howdy . . . Watch those high beans, people . . . One of five. JUDITH SMILEY Sundays . . . Jeepers . . . Squiggy . . MI. E . . . 50 mile 440ff. ELIZABETH SMITH Me, learn to drive, help! . . . Lovie . . . What did you do on the Fourth of July? . . November 30, '62 . . . Lizzard. GERI SMITH Sept, 21, '61, Larry. . . '55 'T' Bird . . . Iknow it! . . . Editor--President . . . Notes. QQ ,eff -S.,-uni' RANDALL TATMAN A yellow '55 gutless taxi . . . OK, fellas', a minus 5 points . . . Another slave to Sir Eakles . . . Help! I'm drowning . . . No, I didn't bleach my hair! MICHAEL TIERNEY One if by land, two if by sea! MEREDITH TILLOTSON Where am I? . . . Turtle . . . I'm not arguing, I'm discussing . . . Library Mafia . . . That's not scribbling, that's my hand- writing. MICHAEL TILLY Woody . . . '56 G.M.C .... Pickup . . . Kings Canyon in August . . . Snake . . . San Carlos. TONY TROISI What's wrong with that? . . . Miss B. . . . Tahoe '62 . . . '58 Impala . . . Good-by Bippies I 8: II. LYNN TRULL I-Ii, gang . . . The locker . . . Nevada . . . You've got to admit, it's better than a poke in the eye with a sharp stick . . . Are you out of your tree or something? PATRICK TURNER Great ff3 . . . Hello, roach . . . Crash, sorry, Kenny . . . Red sea monster . . . Firebal1. DAVID TURNEY '57 Chevy . . . Vette . . . Close to Kathie? . . . Citizen's arrest . . . Come on Jimzie, give us a laugh . . . Mark hater, chills. PHILIP TUSSY You cannot judge a book from its cover. JILL UTTER Mike's, L.G.P., blue diamond . . . i but not i . . . Library Mafia . . . Respectfully submitted Ut . . . L.A., S.F., S.C., MTS. ROBERT VAN INGEN M.Y.F .... Girls, mountains, beach, raft, alleys, ice . . . Remember the gang . . . R.M.C.D .... Good ol' S.D. DAN VAROUJEAN WA . . . D.G .... '56 Chevy . . . Getting lost. ROBERT VESTAL The mild mannered Uncle Bob . . . Taps, noisy shoes . . . Will the secretary please call the roll? . . . Comparative Advantage . . . We of the negative. SHIRLEY WESTRICK Now girls! . . . Real swinging . . . Knights out . . . Crushing . . . Dec. 21, '62, '55 Olds. DONALD WHALEY Always get bored on these long lunch hours . . . Champion crop duster . . . '61 Super Sport Lancer . . . F.S.R.C .... What's the story here? PEGGY WHERRY Travel, love it . . . Breakfast at Tiffany's . . . Piggy Wiggy . . . Spanish Guitars . . . I'll never tell. MICHAEL WICKSTROM Bullard High . . . Niemesmaticl' LANCE WIDMAN Sexy Texy . . . May 5 . . . Look ma, no pants . . . Santa Cruz . . . But our treasury doesn't need Federal aid. NANCY WILKINS Stevens . . . Skis8zPoles . . . No, it's a DKW! . . . Puddles . . . Feb. '60 8cJune l63' ll HANNA WERSHING Test tube washer . . . TF1500, some day . . . Cgar . . . Skiing. JACK VOICE Gentleman! . . . 313 . . . Judy . . . J.M.I.S.T.A.L.D.M.A.T .... Lonesome two some. ROBERT WALKER '61 Metro . . . Mgr .... Never on time . . . Uncle Paul . . . San Francisco. ROBERT WALLACE Buzz. . . '50 Pontiac . . . Can't made a bunny . . . No gas, no money, no car! . . . '56 kh HD Tollhouse Road. CAROL WANNER August 1961 . . . S.A.S .... That's not too pretty good . . . Surfing is the only sport . . . Santa Cruz. CAROL WARD Will I ever get my D.L.? . . . L.A., May 18 . . . Hair in the food? Never! fOoh, look how long this one islj . . . But Frecklefoot, nineteen is too young . . . 80 h.p. and hauls three. SYLVIA WEPPLER ls it legal . . . Crammed in like sardines . . . Merits courtesy laugh . . . Lichorish stick 15-14 . . . San Francisco. rfffq DAVID WILKINSON The great technician . . . Discount Motor Sales . '46 Oldsmobile Starfire . . . Electronic Communication Sales . . . The business man. BARBARA WILLIAMS Willie . . . Comida para el zolpilote. . . What homework? . . . Charger deadlines T the library, of course! GARY WILLIAMS Y.F.C .... Abstract. BROOKS WILSON 'Huntington Lake . . . Thistle Crew 514685 Hold 'er Knute, she's a rarin'! . . . E1 Toro 91598 . . . Adsum! ROBERT WIMPEY Watch out fans . . . Ruley moran . . . Ring that cowbell . . . Larry's out-to-lunch NYL football champions. PAMELA WORTMAN Que dilema . . . Long Beach . . . The club That's the way it goes . . . My friend? JAMES WRIGHT The sleeping pilgrim . . . The ambiguous case . F.O.M.C. theorem . . . Santa ruz . Self-improvement league. JOANNE YATES Jody . . If you stall today I'll . . . Texas May 15. CAROL YOUNGBERG Charge . . . Blue . . . Under the stars . . Rosas . No me rajo. ADAMS Chorus 125 Football 10-125 Basketball 11,125 Track 10-12. ALLINCTON Student 10-12. AMES Tri-Hi-Y l1,12. ANDERSON Student 10-12, ANDREEN Tri-Hi-Y 12. ANGEL1. C.s.F. 10,115 Math 11. ARGENTINO Student 10-12 ARMOR Hi-Y 10-125 Math 11,125 Letterman 115125 Band 115 Chorus 125 Track 11,125 Cross Country 10-12. ARTHUR Football 10-12. ASBURY C.S.F. 115 Matlt 10-125 Golf 10-11. ASHJIAN Football 11,12. ASTONE Ski 115 Cl1or11s 11,l2. AVENT Tri-Hi-Y 10-125 Ski 105125-1OLlt'x13liSIr1 115 Exchange Editor 12. BADGER Ski 10-125 Class President 125 Football 10, 125 Basketball 105 Baseball 10. BAER Chorus 11,125 Madrigals 12. BAKER J. Student 10-12. BAKER S. Tri-l-li-Y 10-125 'l'.A.R. 12. BALDOCK Student 10-12. BARNARD Student 10-12, BAWDEN Student 10-12. BEESON Student 10-12. BELCHER Student 10-12. BELIZ Student 10-12. BELLISOMI Student 10-12. BENDER Basketball 10,115 Baseball 10. BERKELEY Key 10-125 C.S.F. 10-125 Forensics 125 Castle Capers 12. BERNARDONI Ski 115 Future teachers' 12. BETHKE Tri-Hi-Y 11,125 Future teachers' 11,125 Mixed Chorus 125 Band 101 Orchestra 10.11. Activitie BEYMLR Chess 125 Journalism 125 Track 11.125 Cross Country 12. B11-'Fl Drama 125 Ski 115125 BIGLOW C.S.F. 10-125 Mat 125 Band 10-125 Drum Majo 125 Castle Capers 12. BINATENA Student 10-12. BONNER Ski 10-125 Tenni BORDENAVE Student 12. BOWMAN Majorette 12. BRADLEY Ski 10 12- Tenn - is BRASHEARS St uderity 10 -12. BROLINE Girls' Chorus 11. BROWN A. Student 10- 12. BROWN D. Ski 125 lnvestm BROWN T. Student 10-12. Chorus 12. h 11,125 Drama l25T1A.R. r 125 Jr. Class Play 11, s 10,115 Cross Country 11. 1058141163111 10511. ents 12. BROWNS Future teachers' 10-125 Tri-Hi-Y 12, BRUCMAN Student 11512, BRYANT Student 10-12, BULLOCK Student 10-12. BUTTS Chess 125 Band 105 125 Baseball 125 Track 11. BYRD Ski 10-12, Secretary G.A.A. 10-125 Pep cm 115 Fooball 11.125 Basketball 105 Tri-Hi Y 10- 125 '1'en11is10,11. CAMPBELL Tri-lrli-Y 10-125 Slit 10-12. CARMOUCHE Student Store Manager 115125 Tri-1-li-Y 115 Bridge 125 C.S.F. 10-125 Tennis 10-12. CASNER Ski 10-125 Tri-H1 Tennis 11,1.2, CHANCE Student 10-12. CLARKE Chnrus 11. -Y 12513011 Girl 115 COKER Ski 11,125 Future teachers' 125 T.A.R. 125 Castle Capers 11512, COLBY Ski 125 Math 125 Football 125 Baseball 125 Wrestling 125 Tennis 12. COLLINS Lettergirl 12. COLTER Class social commissioner 115 1-li-Y 10-125 Football 10-125 Letterman 115125 Basketball 105 Base- ball 10-125 Wrestling 115 Gol1'1O. CONLEY Student 10-12. CONN Ralleygirl 125 Chorus 12. CRAMER Student 10-12. CUMMINGS Student 10-12. DAVIES Ski 10-1251.Cl1Ct'111Ii11 10-125 T.A.R. 1251-li-Y 11,125 Football 105 Baseball 10-12. DAVIS Student 10 12. DECKER Future teachers' 10-12, secretary 11,125 T.A.R, 125 Tn-1-11-Y 105 Bridge 115125 came capers 11. DEAN Student 10-12. DELIDDO Student 10-12. DeORlAN Student 10-12 DeREMER B. Student 10-12. DCREMER R. Ski 10-125 Band 10-125 Football 10511 Swininiing 10511. DONALD Math 10- 125 Ski 125 Bridge 125 French 115 C.S.F. 115 Chorus 11512. DOUGLASS Bridge 10-125 secretary 125 Ski 11,125 G.A.A, 115 Chorus 125 Honor Class at F.C.C, 12. DUBSICK Letterman 10-125 Football 10-125 Swim- ming 105 Golf 11. EDMUNDS Journalism 11. ELLIS Tri-1-li-Y 10-12, EMERZIAN Drama 115 Future teachers' 115 Ski 10- 125 Tri-H1-Y 10-125 T.A.D. 12. ERICSON Student 10-12. EVILLE Future nurses' 105 Tri-Hi-Y 115 C.A.A. 125 Orchestra 10-12. FARRIS Ski 105 Band 10-125 Orchestra 10,115 Dance Band 125 Football 10-12. FFLLMETH Student 10-12. FERRUA Janet Student 10-12 FERRUA Janice Student 10-12. FITZGERALD Ski 10-125 Tri-I-Ii-Y 11,125 Chess 115 Lettergirl 125 Castle Capers 125 Publications 12, Senior Editor. FLUNO Ski 125 N.F.L. 10-12. FORD Susan Drama 125 FORD Suzanne Rally Commissioner 115 T.A.R. 12, President5 G.A.A. 10-125 C.S.F, 10,115 Majorette 105 Castle Capers 115 Jr. Class Play 115 Swimming 10-12. FRANZ Student 12. FRIES Ski 10-125 Tri-Hi-Y 125 Chorus 125 Castle Capers 12. FRY Ski 10-125 Jr. Larc 125 Chorus 12. GANIMIAN G.A.A. 10-12, Drama 10,115 Tri-Hi-Y 10, Chaplain 11, President 125 Publications 11, Assistant Editor 125 Journalism 10, Club News Editor 11. GARABBDIAN Track 10-125 Cross Country 10-12. GEORGE Band 10. GILBERT Student 10-12. GINSBURG Football 12. GORDON Student 12. GRAMIS J. Student 10-12. GRAMIS M. T.A.R. 125 T.A.D. 125 Chess 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 11. GREEN J. C.S.F. 10-125 T.A.R. 125 Ski 10-125 French 10-125 Publications 11, Advertising Manager 125 Journalism 10,11, Editor 12. GREHSI I. C.S.F. 10-12, MathGrScience 10,115 Frcnch 10,115 Ski 105 Bridge 125 Journalism l0,11, Fditor 12. GREENBERG Letterman 10-125 Tennis 10-12. I-IAAS C.S.F. 10,115 T.A.D. 125 Lettergirl 125 Student Body Secretary 12. HADSALL Student 10-12. HALL Drama 115 G.A.A. 10-125 Lettergirl 125 Tennis 11. HANNA Chorus 12. HANSEN C.S.F. 10-125 Rally Man 11,125 Ski 115 Key Club 1O,11, President 125 Journalism 11, Assistant Editor 12' Chief Justice 125 Treasurer 115 Baseball 10-12. HARLEY Basketball 12. HARTUNIAN Tri-Hr-Y 11,125 Ski 115 Chess 115 G,A.A. 11. HARWELL Math 115 chess 115 H1-Y 115Ski12. I-IATCI-I Tri-Hi-Y 115 Band 10-12. HERR Student 10-12. HONEYCUTT G.A.A. 10-125 T.A.R. 125 Future teachers' 10-125 Castle Capers 11,12. HOUSER Student 10-12. HOUSTON Class Treasurer 115 Class Vice President 125 Key 115125111-Y 10,115 Cheerleader 125 Football 105 Swimming 10,11. HOWELL Tri-I-Li-Y 11,12. HUDSON Student 10-12. I-IUFFMAN Student 12. HUGHES Class President 115 Key 10-125 Hi-Y 115 Letterman 10-125 Basketball 105 Tennis 10-125 Chorus 125 Band 10. HUTCHINS Student 10-12. HYDE Chonis 12. JACKSON Sk' 10-125 Tri-Hi-Y 10,115 Entertainment 105 Drama 105 G.A.A. 10-125 Chorus 11,125 Letter girl 125 Castle Capers 10-12. JACOBSON Future nurses' 10-12, vice-president 125 Chorus 125 Orchestra 10-125 Castle Capers 125 Swim- ming 11,12. JAMISON Key 11,125 C.S.F. 10-125 Letterman 10-125 Journalism 10-12, Sports Editor 125 Basketball 10,115 Tennis 10-12. JENSEN S.N.F.L. 10,115 G.A.A. 10-125 Drama 10-125 T.A.R. 125 Athletic Commission 12. JENSEN! V. Tri-I-Ii-Y 105 G.A.A. 105 Swimming 12. JOHNSON Beverly French 10,115 T.A.R. 125 Journa- lism 11,12, Feature Editor 12. JOHNSON Bill Football 10-125 Golf 10,11. JOHNSON J. Ski 11,125 Tri-Hi-Y 10-125 G.A.A. 10- 125 Band 105 Swimming 10. JONES Tri-Hi-Y 115 G.A.A. 10-125 T.A.R. 125 Lettergirl 12. JORDAN Class Social Commissioner 125 Tri-l-li-Y 10-125 Ski 11,125 G.A.A. 11,125 Carnival Queen 12. JORGENSON Student 10-12. JOY Hi-Y 125 Math 125 N.F.L. 115 Football 10-125 Basketball 105 Track 10,115 Wrestling 10. JOYCE G.A.A. 10-125 Future teachers' 10,11, Vice president 125 C,S.F. 115125 Math 125 T.A.R. Vice president 125 Castle Capers 11,125 Honor student at F.C.C. 12. KACI-IADOORIAN Girls' Chorus 11,12. KADANI Student Body Historian 125 Ski Club 11,125 Tri-l-li-Y 10,11, Secretary 125 Lettergirl 125 Castle Capers 12. KALPAKJIAN Student 12. KANNE Band 10,125 Dance Band 125 Orchestra ll. KAVANAGI-I Tri-I-Ii-Y 10-125 C.S.F. 10-125 Ski 10- 125 Spanish 10-125 G.A.A. 10-125 Drama 12. KAZATO Key 11, District Representative 125 C.S.F. 105 Chorus 125 Wrestling 11,12. : 1 Activities KELLY Tri-Hi-Y 12. KERAN N.F.L. 105 Football 12. KING Band 10-12. KIRSCHNER Student 10-12. KLEIN Student 10-12. KOLICIAN Student 10-12. KORENAK Student 10-12. KOWERDUCK Student 10-12. KROHN T.A,R. 125 Future teachers' 10,115 G.A.A. 10-125 Lettergirl 125 Castle Capers 11. KRUSE Future teachers' 105 Chorus 11,12. KUMULIAN Student 10-12. LACKEY Student 10-12. LANGE Ski 11,125 T.A.R. 125 Swimming 10-12. LESLIE Student Body Social Commissioner 125 Class Secretary 105 C.S.F. 10,115 N.F.L. 10-12, secretary, treasurer, vice president5 Band 105 Drama 11,125 Bridge 125 Castle Capers 11,12. LINN Student 10-12. LIPSTON Future teachers' 10-125 French 10-12. LITTRELL Student 10-12. LOMEN Student 10-12. LOWREY Student 10-12. LUCAS L. C.S.F. 10,115 Journalism 10,11. LUCAS M. Class social commissioner 105 Class treasurer 125 Bridge 105 Hi-Y 105 Chorus 125 Football 10-125 Baseball 10,125 Tennis 11. MacMICHAEL Ski 10,11. MAGARIAN Band 10. MARKARIAN Boys' Athletic Commissioner 125 Class vice president 115 Letterman 11,1Z5H1-Y 115 Key 125 Chorus 125 Basketball 10-12. MARSELLA Athletic commissioner 115 Class President 105 Key 10-125 Treasurer 125 Letterman 11, vice president 125 Chorus 125 Madrigals 125 Football 10-125 Track 115 Wrestling 105 Golf 10. MARTZ Student 10-12. McCARTl-IY Student 10-12. McCRACKEN Football 12. McLAUGl-ILIN J. Drama 11,125 Ski 10-125 Tri-Hi-Y 115 G.A.A. 115 Chess 115 Future teachers' 11,125 T.A.R. 12. MCLAUGHLIN T. Hi-Y 115 Spanish 105 Letterman 125 Football 10-125 Track 115 wrestling 10,l1. MCLOUGHLIN Key 125 Football 125 Foreign Exchange Student 12. MEADOWS Ski 10-125 Football 10,125 Golf 10. IVIEKKES G.A.A. 11,125TI1-H1-Y 10-125 Future nurses' 10. MELIKIAN Student Body Vice President 115 Class President 10,115 Class Vice President 115 Key 11,125 Letterman 11, President 125 Chorus 125 Football 10- 125 Basketball I0-125 Baseball 11,12. MERRILL Letterman 115 Sergeant at Arms 125 Hi-Y Secretary 115 Track 10-125 Cross Country 10-12. MILLS Student 10-12. MINASIAN Student 10-12. MONTGOMERY Student 10-12. MOONEYHAM Orchestra 11,125 Dance Band 11,12. MOORE T.A.R. 125 Tri-l-li-Y 10-125 Drama 10,115 Secretary 125 Entertainment 10,115 N.F.L. 10-125 G.A.A. 10-125 Chorus 10-12. MORELLI Golf 11,12. MORGAN Ski 10-125 C.S.F. 10. MORROW Ski 10-12. MOSGROVE Ski 10-12. NALBANDIAN Student 10-12. NEFF Ski 10-125 Football 10511. NELSON Student 10-12. NEWMAN N.F.L. 10-125 Drama 125 Band 105 Chorus 125 Castle Capers 11,125 Letrergirl 12. NISHIMOTO Student 10-12. ORGARD Ski 125 Investment 12. OLSON Key 125 Foreign Exchange Student 12, OSTERLOH Student 10-12. PAEHLIG Ski 10-125 Tri-I-li-Y 11. PACE Student 10-12. PALOMEQUE Student 10-12. PARKERTON G.A.A. 125 Tri-l-li-Y '125 Orchestra 10- 12. PATTERSON M. Student 10-12. PATTERSON S. Ski 10-12. PAWLICK Student 10-12. PENFIELD Letterman 10-125 Football 105 Swimming 1o,11. PEPPER Tri-Hi-Y 105 G.A.A. 11, vice president 125 Majorette 10, Head Majorette 11,125 Castle Capers ll, 12. PERRY Bridge 10,125 G.A.A. 10. PETERSON B. Bridge 125 Publications 115 Chorus 125 Tennis 11,125 G.A.A. 10-12. PETERSON R. Football 10-12. PEVERILL Football 10-125 Basketball 105 Track 10,115 Wrestling ll. PICKFORD Football 10-125 Wrestling 10-125 Baseball 10-12. PLAGGE Student 10-12. POK Student 10-12. PORTEOUS Tri-Hi-Y 105 Ski 105 G.A.A. 10. POWERS N.F.L. 10-125 C.S.F. 10-125 Ski 10-125 G.A.A. 11,12. POYTHRESS Chess 10-125 Key 10-125 Math 10-125 Manager Football 11,12. PRINE Student 10-12. QUALLS C.S.F. 10,1151-Ii-Y 115 Math 115 Football 10-125 Basketball 10-125 Golf 10511. RIEMER Orchestra 10-125 Dance Band 10.11. ROARK Class vice president 115 Key 10-125 Hi-Y 11,125 Swimming 10-125 Letterman 10-125 Cheer- leader 12. ROBERSON Student 10-12. ROBERTSON Student 10-12. ROBINSON Class social commissioner 105 Ski 105 Tri-Hi-Y 10-12. ROYER Band 10,115 Orchestra 115 Dance Band 12. RUSH Student 10-12. SAID Math 11,125 Chorus 125 Swimming 10-125 Wrestling 11. SANDERSON Future nurses' 105 Ski 10. SANNE Student 10-12. SCALES Football 10-125 Wrestling 10-12. SCI-IAFER T.A.R. 125 N.F.L. 10-125 Chorus 12. SCHREIBER Student 10-12. SCHULTZ Bridge 125 Ski 10-125 Letterman 11,125 Math 11,125 Chess 125 Football 10-125 Swimming 10. SCHWEMLER Student 10-12. SELLECK Publications 11, Club Editor 125 Journalism 10,11, SELLERS T.A.D. 125 Band 10-12. Sl-lAW Tri-I-Ii-Y 10-125 Ski 10-12. SHETS Football Manager 10-12. SHIRLEY Tri-Hi-Y 10-125 Ski 10-125 G.A.A. 12. SHONKWILER Math 115 Band 115 Journalism 10,11, News Editor 125 G.A.A. 12. SIMI Football 10-125 Ski 12. SLATER Student 10-12. SMILEY Future teachers' 115 Tri-l-li-Y 125 C.S.F. 115 Chorus 125 Madrigals 125 G.A.A. 10-125 Tennis 11. SMITH E. Student 10-12. SMITH G. G,A.A. 10, Point recorder 11, President 125 Tri-Hi-Y 10-125 Future nurses' secretary and historian 105 Journalism 10, Billing Manager 11,125 Publications 11, Editor 12. SNELL Cheerleader 12. SORSKY Letterman 11,125 Tennis 10-12. SPENCER Ski 125 Spanish 10,115 Forensics 115 G.A.A. 10-125 Chorus 11. STAHL Tri-Hi-Y 10-12. STONE Student 10-12. STOVER Student 10-12. SUMMERS Letterman 11,125 Track 11,125 Cross Coun- try 10. TATMAN Chorus 10-125 Madrigals 125 Swimming 10- 125 Cross Country 10. TIERNEY Football 10,125 Basketball 11,125 Track 10-12. TILLOTSON Math 10,115 Ski 10-125 C.S.F. 10,125 French 10, secretary 115 Bridge 11. TILLY Student 10-12. TROISI Studnet 10-12. TRULL G.A.A. 11,125 Tri-1-Ii-Y 11,125 Future teachers' l25'1',A.R. 125 Castle Capers 11,12. TURNER Student 10-12. TURNEY Student 10-12. TUSSY Student 10-12. UTTER Class Secretary 115 Tri-I-Ii-Y 11,125 Chess 11,125 Ski 10-125 Bridge 115 G.A.A. 10-12. VAN INGEN T.A.R. 125 Forensics 125 Basketball 125 Track 125 Cross Country 12. VAROUJEAN Student 10-12. VESTAL Student Body President 125 Class President 105 Class Vice President 105 N.F.L. 10,11, President 125 C.S.F. 10-12, Vice President 115 Key 10-12, Vice President 11. VOICE I-li-Y 10,115 Bridge 125 Baseball 11. WALKER Chess 10-125 Math 10,125 Rallyman 105 Foot Manager 11,125 Basketball Manager 115 Track Manager 11. WALLACE Student 10-12. WANNER G.A.A. 10-125 Future teachers' 105 Tri-I-Ii-Y 10,125 Publications 11,125 Tennis 11. WARD G.A.A. 10-125 Chorus 11,12. WEPPLER Tri-Hi-Y 11,125 C.S.F. 115 Band 10-12. WERSHING Student 10-12. WESTRICK Chorus 10-12. WI-IALEY Bridge 125 Rallyman 115 Junior Class Play 10,115 Football Manager 11. WHERRY Student 10-12. WICKSTROM T.A.R. 125 Investment 125 Forensics 10. WIDMAN Bridge 11, Vice President 125 I-li-Y President 115 Drama 115 Forensics 10-125 Football 10,115 Base- ball 115 Tennis 115Gol.f10. WILKINS Tri-Hi-Y 10-125 Ski 10-125 Drama 115 G.A.A. 10-125 Chorus 12. WILKINSON Journalism 12. WILLIAMS B. GAA 105 CSF 10-125 Journalism 115 Historian 12. WILLIAMS G. Chess 10,11. WILSON Letterman 11,125 Football 105 Swimming 11, 12. WIMPEY Chess 125 Football 125 Basketball 11,125 Baseball 11. WORTMAN Tri-I-li-Y 10,115 N.F.L. 11,12. WRIGHT Student 10-12. YATES Ski 10. YOUNGBERG Class Secretary-Treasurer 115 C.S.F. Secretary 115 Bridge 10,125 T.A.D. 125 T.A.R. 125 G.A.A. 11,125 Junior Class Play 115 Tennis 11,12. Gary Overs, President Rey Phillips, , l Vice President Marilyn Daniels' Secretary Joanne Chow, , Treasurer Judy Markowitz, Social commissioner Traditionally the juniors sponsored several car Washes, a goodie sale, the junior-Senior Prom, the junior Class Play, and a booth in the Key Club Carnival. This year, during football season, the junior class sold shields and tags bearing victory slogans to increase school spirit for each game. The class sponsors were Mr. john Henderson and Miss Gloria Zufall . Gary Johnson, Class of I964 Carol Moon Treasurer Cathy Pace , Secretary 3 Danny Simmons, President Vice President 41 Karen Tostenson, Social commissioner ROW 1 : Sharon Armstrong, Nancy Anderson, Alysia Aaronian, Rhana Adams, Diane Albrecht, Mary Biggerstaff. ROW 2: Sheila Anderson, Carol Bailey, Sue Baird, Diane Beldon, Sue Barry, Joan Aller, Janet Bittle. ROW 3: Mark Anderson, Ken Bender, Jon Alsdorf, Buzz Barber, Bonnie Bender, Bill Bellante. ROW 4: Mark Benov, Bob Bacon, Dave Beard, Bob Abbott, John Bishel, Richard Bigard, David Anderson. ROW 1: Helen Bowman, Virginia Britch, Barbara Brosmer, Margaret Boykin, Susan Buck, Winona Boyd. ROW 2: Taylor Black, Christine Browns, Sydney Bragg, Adele Brown, Nancy Branker, Dave Bradford. ROW 3: Danny Bouty, Frank Bogosian, Keith Brickey, Bill Brant, Harold Brockman. ROW 4: Byron Bommarito, Larry Butler, Jim Bowie, Jay Boone, Richard Burgdorf, Bill Blankenbeckler. ROW 1: Judy Coulston, Marilyn Daniels, Wilma Davis, Lorna Caraway, Ethyl Dem- bowski, Diane Chit- wood. ROW 2: Steve Cooper, Mary Caval- laro, Joanne Chow, Elaine Dematteis, Gail Davis, Sharon Cadwal- ladar, Cheryl Cook. ROW 3: Harry Dennis, Steve Cassani, Jerry Dale, Dave Cords, Jeff Dale, Jerry Clark, Frank Cyr. ROW 4: Barry Caffee, Howie Colter, Tom Crow, Jim Churchman, Bob Churchman, Grady Cothen, Pete Colett. ROW l: Linda Fiel, Susan Evans, Peggy Ellis, Carol Ferry, Kathleen Dorsey, Carol Frost. ROW 2: Mary Figgs, Carleen Ellis, Janice Federico, Sandra Fiske, Joanne Edwards, Jim Framp- ton, Harris Feinn. ROW 3: Mark Dillon, Ray Dresslar, Harry Donobedian, John Fakunding, Harvey Edmunds, Philip Fletcher. ROW 4: Alan Fry, Randall Fiske, Terry Fitzgerald, Bob Fenton John Fusselman, Jim Dome-, ney, Scott Fisher. ROW 1: Rusty Hendrick, Blythe Harrison, Shirley Hediger, Kathy Hare, Janet Haire, Linda Gilfillan. ROW 2: Larry Howey, Becky Gross, Sally Hamlin, Kathy Hansen, Robyn Haw, Jane Goff, Randi Gilbert, Ruby Hettmannsperger, Steve Gillespy. ROW 3: Bob Hughes, Gail Hamlin, Judy Graham, Carol Gordon, Jenny Green, Sonja Grotzke, Terry Heller, Richard Hertle. ROW 4: Bob Harvan, Tom Hoffpauir, Mike Harrington, Pat Henry, Dick Goldman, John Graham, Kerry Hoop. ROW 1: Alice Kone, Peggy Kraus, Sydney Kel- las, Jennifer Krohn, Kay Knowles, Penelope Kuretsos, Harriet Kellogg. ROW 2: Brian Keeney, Diane King, Margie Kane, Marjorie Jensen, Kathy Knight, Kathy Kramer, Sherry Kaufman, Lisa Kidder, Harry Johnson. ROW 3: Tom Kulikov, Mike Kelly, Fred Jones, Sandra Kille- cut, Sandra Kennedy, Don Kidd, John Engles, Keith Johnson. ROW 4: Burton James, Jay Johnson, Barry Kast, Don Kellenberger, Gary Johnson, Scott Julka, Fred Kumulian, Tom Jan- Zen. ROW 1: Kristi McCarthy, Sue Lewis, Carol Loeb, Jeannie Lehmann, Tonya Miller, Carol Maxwell. ROW 2: Meredith Madden, Kathy McClin- tock, Kathie Markovich, Sue McVic- ker, Edora Miller, Karen McKnight. ROW 3: Mary Jane Mickunas, Bill Manoogian, Pat Lawless, Dennis Mattioli, Marcia Macfaddin. ROW 4: Jim Meyers, Craig Lehman, Alan Leisle, Gene Lamoure, Jim Mitchell, Mike Milton, Chuck Mallory. ROW l: Karen Olsen, Cecy Nyeland, Kathy Pace, Carol Moon, Phyllis O'Donnell, Sherry Moore. ROW 2: Dave Olson, Gloria Pavelski, Gail Okamoto, Pam Patterson, Janice Ness, Donna Myers, Bill Orilk. ROW 3: Martin Mulhern, Rigby Nicholson, Ken Papi, Rod Panos, Ted Ostrander. ROW 4: Walter Munday, Dale Monteleone, Bob Nason, Dave Nelson, Ray Moody, Brent Neel. . xx 25' ' ROW 1: Diane Schwartz, Sue Petersen, Pam Perkins, Shamara Said, Astrid Schelander, Betsy Sabin. ROW 2: Cynthia Pierra, Diane Petropulos, Claudia Schunk, Judy Riding, Margaret Roark, Robyn Putman, Nanette Peterson, Mary Jane Rumbley. ROW 3: Dick Poplin, Dick Peterson, Jim Schup- pert, Rey Phillips, Marvin Schmidt, Jack Sanders, Dean Reed. ROW 4: Fred Phillips, Kent Pipes, Stan Robertson, Richard San- ders, Fred Perry, Ron San- derson, John Robinson, Steve Schaaf. ROW l: Shirley Smith, field, Leslie Sheets, Nancy Seiler, Sandy Sherman, Karen Soenke. ROW 2: Mary Shekoyan, Vicki Spamer, Sharon Shute, Geri Swift, Judi Smith, Candy Simmons, Donna Slate, Dee Dee Shulrnan. ROW 3: Jamie Strachan, Tom Sov- ulewski, Terry Sturnpf, Denise Sheehan, Sharron Smith, Danny Simmons,Dick Strachan, Hunter Scott. ROW 4: Jeff Stearns, Jody Swinehart, Dennis Scott, Bob Stevenson, Darl Stone, Jim Shea, Larry Stephens, John Sinton, Richard Sorsky, Stan Siroonian. ROW 1: Karen Williams, Cheryl Wilkins, Karen Tostenson, Donna Woods, Virginia Tilton, Noralee Westland. ROW 2: Kitty Williams, Donna Wright, Theresa Ward, Jill Weber, Paula Zacher, Eleanor Wershing, Claudia Wickstrom, Pat Willey. ROW 3: Greg Turpie, Bruce Wild, Neil Thompson, Ron Tarailo, John Walker, Tom Thomas. ROW 4: Leroy Vollheim, Bill Taylor, David Zealer, David Webb, Doug Waltner, Gaylon Woods, George Wade. You'll wonder where the yellow went Ah, gee--that's too bad! Donna Sullivan, Cathy South- Where is everybody ? No fair peeking! Round and a-round and a-round ' Where's my partner? 51 ' , ,.,, ,-k, ' - -'ff wff ' - .. A .g:f: 'f ,1,f, . ' :NVQ ' w w ' ' IW ' ' , M ' A-one a-two a one--two-- r 1 three ! Brian Robinson, President Ellis Daniels, Vice President Susan Saito, Secretary 1 K Q m Susan McKinnon, Treasurer ' W f r l Fall Officers rm Nan I Social commissioner The Sophomore traditionally sponsored the Mr. Touchdown dance, a car wash, a cake sale, a fun-fest at the end of the year, and this year participated in the Key Club Carnival. The class was again the youngest, since the freshman class was dropped for the first time in Bullard's history. The sponsors this year were Miss Ellen Bennett and Mr. Ralph Neighbors. Class of l965 Spring Officers Diane Haas, Secretary Diana Cords, Treasurer Phil Elnerzian, President Richard Faulkner, Vice President l 5 2 Wendy Buck, Social comm issione ROW 1: Linda Allen, Kathy Beliz, Sally Belman, Denice Beeson, Terry An- derson, Christine Bartlett, Barbara Adams. ROW 2: Norene Avakian, Bee Bee Barrick, Cecelia Abbott, Andy Arvenitis, Connie Berkeley, Diane Armstrong , Katie Barstow, Bonnie Abrams. ROW 3: Barbara Avent, Marilyn Beer, Randall Baker, Dan Aller, Jim Bawden, Barrington Barisic, Marilyn Berend. ROW 4: Joe Baker, Alan Binatena, Bob Ashley, Richard Beeson, Bruce Baloian, Greg Baxter. ROW 1: Marilyn Butts, Maribee Bigard, Cynthia Bogosian, Gloria Bonilla, Pam Butler, Diane Brody. ROW 2: Linda Burton, Diane Brooks, Wendy Buck, Susan Boud, Mary Blankenbeckler, Pam Bills. ROW 3: Randy Brockway, Brook Bowen, Walter Byrd, Greg Bretz, Carol Boyajian, Virginia Brewster. ROW 4: Larry Butler, Mike Borchardt, John Blackburn, Steve Burdich, Marty Brewer, Chuck Brietigam. if .BHK- ROW 1: Patricia Castagna Vickie Cameron, Janet Chapman, Judy Cammack, Jan Cooper, Pat Coulson. ROW 2: Joanne Caval- laro, Marsha Crabtree, Leslie Caffee, Diana Cords, Nancy Coker, Beverly Conn, Joan Crawford. ROW 3: Bruce Craighead, Gregory Caves, Dennis Cooper, Dick Christenson, Stan Cooper, Larry Christenson, Dennis Cunnings. ROW 4: Ed- ward Cowling, George Clem, Mark Chenault, Tom Curran, David Castleman, Robert Clark, Paul Conley. J if Q ROW 1: Leslie Ellis, Terri Eville, Nancy Davidian, Marilyn Drenon, Ann Dalton, Zenaida Delsid. ROW 2: Sandy Ellis, Judy Davies, Phyllis Day, Suzanne Dunne, Mary Devereux, Penny Everson, Pam Entringer. ROW 3: David Dalzell, Larry English, Glen Dutton, De an Eller, Tom Eville, Ellis Daniels, Alan Donald. ROW 4: Larry Duncan, Phil Emerzian, John Dahmer, Tom Dunn, John Eliason, Bob Ed- munds, William Daley, Russell Doy- land. ROW l: Pat Gregory, Susan Green, Beverley Groger, Andrea Fish, Carol Flick, Sheila Grayson, Kathy Fors. ROW 2: Veronica Gelegan, Susan Goldberg, Rudy Garcia, Greg Gibeson, Jim Fortune, Susie Genco, Terran Guyett, Diane Fuller. ROW 3: Burt Ginsberg, Troy Garay, Frank Gash, Ronald Gregorian, Rusty Gibbs, David Graham, Jim Frank- lin. ROW 4: John Fautz, Jim Freeman, Rod Goya, Richard Faulkner, John Gurney, Gary Giragoshian, Ed Graveline, Gerald Garcia. 5' 2 T a r , . ., , ROW 1: Linda Howell, Linda Hallaian, Janice Hallaian, Susan Hoop, Joyce Hahn, Donna Hough, Karen Hansen. ROW 2: Randy Hedges, Teresa Hughes, Josephine Insinga, Glenda Helmick, Silvia lbach, Barbara Horwitz, Diana Haas. ROW 3: Wendie Hansen, Don Har- mon, William Hyde, Keith Harrison, Thomas lce, Eric Hopper, Kristine Hansen. ROW 4: Bruce Hammond, Mike Hessman, Gary Hippenstiel, William Hawk, Chris Hardy, James Harnish. ? i x 7 i-..,.-v- ROW 1: Carol Kidd, Linda Jones, Kathy Johnson, Kathy Jacobson, Lavon Johnson, Mary Kanne. ROW 2: Marcia Kiernele, Georgia Knap- ton, Lupe Jimenez, Pam Jordan, Lois Klener, Doris Karon. ROW 3: Craig Jenkins, James Kaufmann, Dan Keil, Eric Kastner, Tom Jamison, Tom Jackson. ROW 4: Burt Kennedy, Tom Krazon, Fred King, Richard Kalashian, Torn Judkins, Richard Kelly. ROW 1: Wanda Lewis, Vickie Lundstrom, Kathy McDaniel, Anne Macy, Janet Matlock, Rosemary Marciochi. ROW 2: Kristine Mazzoni, Susie Markarian, Sandi Lauten, Marsha McMahan, Anna Matchniff, Mary Martinez, Valerie Marsh. ROW 3: Jennifer McGee, Kathy McCarthy, Terri Masson, Terri McQuilliam, Susan McKin- non, Joan Lakovich, Sheryl Lauderdale. ROW 4: Torn Long, Bill McLeod, Tim Lawless, Bill Lerrigo, Jim Licon, Brian McNair, Tom Linscheid. Larry Lassley, Torn McMahan. ROW 1: Lana Nall, Gayle Mishler, Sigrid Nielsen, Judi Meyer, Barbara Neff, Lynda Nash, Jeanetta Mil- ler. ROW 2: Steve Mueller, Larry Naman, Richard Michner, Janet Paige, Marty Oneal, Julie Norton, Carol Morris, Susan Peebles, Anthony Pasco. ROW 3: Louis Moller, Tim Murphy, Larry Pepper, Bob Newman, Sally Miles, Everett Nor- cross, Richard Peters, Rocky Peterson. ROW 4: Woodrow Nichols, Steve Parkes, Bob Okamoto, Bob Nersesian, Jim Melikian, Alex Noriega, Pat Obrian, Otto Outovorder. ROW 1: Kathy Ross, Kathy Raus, Amelia Rubin, Rona- lee Pulver, Carla Roberson, Pamela Reyburn. ROW 2: Lee Plaskett, Kathy Rice, Jeanette Ressler, Rosemary Priest, Ray Ramirez, Philip Regnart. ROW 3: Brian Robinson, Jerry Ratchford, Baxter Richardson, Roger Ray, David Rice, Bob Rouch ROW 4: Mel Richtel, Steve Pricer, Jim Plaunt, Bob Ryckman, Bruce Rogers, Steve Price. ROW 1: Cindy Sternfels, Linnea Smith, Jean Schober, Janice Stumpf, Judy Schmidt, Susan Smith, Charlott Simvoulakis. ROW 2: Gayle Shapazian, Minalee Sacks, Sandra Shubin, Darlene Stefanetti, Kim Schneider, Janey Scherb, Susan Saite, Kathy Sullivan, Bill Stafford. ROW 3: Richard Shaw, Bill Stevens, Mike Spencer, Dave Sawyer, Marilyn Stone, Gale Shumavon, Susan Schaeffer. ROW 4: Dave Simpson, Sam Sinopoli, Bill Speir, Bill Smiley, Joe Souza, Larry Stenzel, Morris Stratford, Barry Shields. Qu ROW l: Candy Van Meter, Darlene Walden, Diana Tozlian, Sandra Todd, Do- reen Wallet, Cindy Wal- lace. ROW 2: Allan Uhrich, Debbie Vanburen, Sherita Vanderhoff, Margaret Turney, Diane Wanner, Jackie Voice. ROW 3: Tom Vanlngen, Richard Tarailo, Jim Ty- ler, Paul Wayte, Tom Taylor. ROW 4: Richard Vaughan, Richard Walker, Ed Tiller, Vaughn Talsness, Bob Tutunjian, Richard Watters. wmv ROW 1: Pam Wenter, Linda Webb, Rita Will- iams, Cheryl Watters, Darlene Wickline, Char- lotte Weber. ROW 2: Daryl Watt, Kathy Young, Betty Wimpey, Jana Wheat, Luisa Zarone, Linda Yazijian. ROW 3: John Westlund, Carl Wer- der, Lonnie Wilson, Al Zall, Jack Zulim. ROW 4: Phil Wells, David Wilson, Dale Woods, Mike Williams. Hurry before the Seniors get out! Help! What are we supposed to be watching? ' Naaaaaaa' ' V A 53 um- Af-Daiwa . . Q' 'sw f- w jf' wif w ,- :HEY zfugw : Q2 1 ' bf Ns' W M 2. A W .jyiszg W - . 5 JW af 5? fix 95. 5 ,H saffwn., . ,Ml . .,f. ,M -sei-1 ... Q M., ,A f-5, .VM - - 19 m ,4 f E? 7 M WJ ., x ,N Q w W ...-an Jsgw 1951 'Q , , 3: V if-In x 'Q S . 5 'E ff K - ff' Twisting the K-night away Mr. Rush for President! Mrs. Dorothy Schleti- wetz is the new Keeper of the Keys. Ricky Magarian and Mr. Calvin Lipston soak up knowledge at the Chicago, Illinois science confab. E? H 1 i i, 7 f nf- 1 if ' sf ,L ' V S K AA,. Z ,Lx A , ,, 4' 23' ii of lx, xg Whoops! False start? ive! Mike Biglow leads those 76 Trombones! W 'irq i Z . Hai f 1 S i 2 K 1 2 X X 2 3 E i - ff? . -f H f::1miwf..s1. f ., ..,. .,, M., ' 71 'iczlex .si 'zur gg: I- fiiE52'5 -I .. X.. Abs 'gi S CHERYL JORDAN , Football Carnival Queen Queen of Scouts. A , HELEN SNELL, 3 Homecoming Queen, WCHERYL w1LK1Ns, Runner up to Miss Fresno Q j'f'Qf'.i :iw',4'ig'Ln? ,fd-1 ,, , Q . ' . V'm3Wl-h,1Ll1f:,A5ng1!-.'ff V ggwf7,3-Jwwgggzrfv ,f f M 'W wc f, ns.. , mfwi 4Q.mZx,ifanZ uwimsf. . f ,im A . ,. sw, , 'Www kzs,'d'-Jzsg:' was ROW 1: Diane Haas, Sally Miles, Judy Markowitz, Helen Snell, Karen Tostenson, Sue Carmouche, Marcia Decker, Judy Green, Susan Haas, Suki Kadani, Judy Leslie. ROW 2: Lana Nall, Jack Baker, Jim Shuppert, Rey Phillips, Warren Houston, Bill Armor, Jane Linscheid, Gil Berkeley, Barry Kast. ROW 3: Janet Matlock, Gary Markarian, Ellis Daniels, Susan Saito, Mark Chenault, Bill Lerrigo, Pat Bradley, Alan Melikian, Tex Widman, ROW 4: Keith Hansen, Bob Vestal, Jim Plaunt, Tom Jamison, Doug Waltner, Tom Badger, Jim Merrill, Jerry Dale, Dave Cords, Brian Robinson. Bob Vestal President ROW 1: Bob Vestal, President, Dave Cords, Vice President, Susan Haas, Secretary, Tex Widman, Treasurer, Keith Hansen, Chief Justice, Judy Leslie, Social Commissioner. ROW 2: Sue Carmouche, Student Store Manager, Jane Linscheid, Rally Commis- sioner, Gil Berkeley, Grounds Commissioner, Suki Kadani, Historian. ROW 3: Gary Mar- karian, Boys' Athletic Commissioner, Tom Badger, Senior President, Helen Snell, Girls' Athletic Commissioner, Brian Robin- son, Sophomore President, Barry Kast, For- ensic Commissioner. Not pictured: Gary Overs, Junior President. Fall Student Government ln an attempt to welcome new students in the Fig Garden area, the Executive Council of the 1962 Fall Student Govern- ment initiated a summer courtesy committee which functioned during the latter part of the summer. New friendships were made and old friendships renewed at the Hi-Knight Dance, the first social event of the year. A victorious team in the Football Carnival increased in- terest in the fall sport, resulting in the winning of the Sports- manship Bell, Card tricks were expanded to include six colors instead of the traditional two. Capping the season was the Homecoming festivities, featuring the queen on her royal float, at the victorious Bullard-McLane game. As a result of the game Bullard tied with Roosevelt for the Championship. The first exchange rally with Bullard's Friendly Rival Edison culminated with the presenting of a knight and tiger trophy to be held by the school which defeats the rival. The trophy will be awarded for each sport. During the fall semester the executive officers drafted amendments to clarify the constitution, appropriated funds for a new trophy case, established better control over school ad- vertising, and made suggestions for the landscape project to be carried out by the spring student government. Dave Cords Vice-President ROW 1: Suki Kadani, Sue Evans. Darlene Wickline. Kathy Pace, Karen McKnight, Judy Markowitz, Karen Tostenson, Susie Genco. Diane Williams. Carol Morris. Marilyn Daniels. ROW 2: Stan Cooper, Eric Hopper, Keith Harrison. Keith Ginsberg, Jack Voice, Jeff Dale, Allan Melikian, Bill Armor. Rick Shultz. ROW 3: Adele Brown, Gary Fluno, Dave Qualls, Jim Mer- rill, Ken Kennedy. Doug Walter, Bob Ryckman, Bruce Wild. ROW 4: Helen Snell, Nick Speir. Tom McLaughlin. Bob Van Ingen, Warren Houston, Barry Kast, Buzz Barber, John Sinton. Gary Overs Vice-President 1 Spring Student Government As the Lance went to press the 1963 Spring Student Govern- ment was making plans to further the cooperation among the North Yosemite League schools which are Mclcane. Roosevelt, Madera. Clovis. Edison. Fresno High and Bullard. ln order to stimulate interest in thc vocational and fine arts, and to give recognition to deserving students. a program of twice -a-month exhibits with awards for outstanding projects was to be initiated. The Student Council planned to give its full support to the Key Club--sponsored All-School Carnival in April. Committees were to be selected by the president to plan the landscape project through which it was hoped to complete the beautifying of the Bullard campus . The Spring Government continued the sale of student body directories which were compiled by the fall group. The final project of the year was to be the organizing of the election campaign that would determine the l963 Fall Student Body officers. The controls of advertising initiated by the i962 Fall Government were to be carried out by the spring group. L Allan Meliki an President ROW 1: Adele Brown, Rally Comm., Helen Snell, Secretary, Suki Kadani, Social Comm., Marilyn Daniels, Girls' Athletic Comm., ROW 2: Allan Melikian, Presi- dent, Bill Armor, Grounds Comm., Gary Overs, Vice-President, ROW 3: Rick Schultz, Boys' Athletic Comm., Mark Dillon, Treasurer, Bruce Wild, Forensics. Not Pictured, Cheryl Fitzgerald, Historian, Bob Colter, Chief Justice. The harger fffc KW Judy Green, Fall Editor Keith Hansen' Assistant Editor Linda Green, Spring Editor The Charger staff issues a printed paper twice a month and a mimeographed edition on the odd weeks. Traditionally, the newspaper has been self- supporting through sales and advertising. For the past three years the newspaper has been distributed free to those students holding a student body card. One hundred dollars in advertising per issue is the goal the ad staff sets and occasionally exceeds. The Charger took first place in the San Joaquin Valley Scholastic Press Association contest last year. Q QKGQQ Mrs. Viola M. Bedford sponsors both the Charger Q and the Lance. '53 hqilx f, Geri Smith, Bill Manager, Barbara Williams, Historian, l E' Q. Judy Ganimian, Club News Editor. Steve Jamison, Sports Editor Mike Milton, Advertising Manager. Beverly Johnson, Feature Editor, Judy Cammack, Pam Wenter, Diane Martha Shonkwiler, News Editor, Linda Brooks, Susie Genco, Bobbie Adams, Avent, Exchange Editor. Amelia Rubin, Sue Smith. ,A Frank Gash, Craig Lehmann, David Wilkinson, Photographers. Buzz Barber, Judy Markowitz, Copy Reader, Sue Lewis, Sue Evans 7 1 64 K 5' I , 5 Geri Smith, Editor-in-Chief Cheryl Fitzgerald, Senior Editor The Lance Judy Green, Advertising Manager Judy Ganimian, Assistant Editor The Lance staff traditionally holds secret its plans for the dedication, for the theme, and for the art work and cover designs until the Senior Assembly in june. At the end of the assembly comes the high point when the editor steps to the stage and dedicates the yearbook, displays the cover, and explains the theme. That night the seniors are given the first copies at the traditional Coke Party, held in the cafeteria. Underclassmen receive theirs the following Monday. A spring supplement Containing all spring activities including graduation is distributed in the fall. The Lance received fourth place last year in the California State Fair Yearbook Competition. Carol Wanner, Business Manager Alan Beymer, Senior Photographer Not pictured is Sylvia Selleck, Senior Index Editor. Tom Sovulewski, Photographer, and Harvey Edmunds, Photography Assistant. Karen Hansen, Sophomore Editor, and Karen Olsen, Junior Editor. 12-,fre-ziqrfugzzi ami, . ,mw r,:-rum 65 High Winds High Brass Low Brass Low woodwinds and double reeds Band Council xihif 'fy Under the baton of Mr. jerry Smith, new Ns. instrumental instructor, the Knight Band, the Studio Band, and the Symphony Orchestra pre l sented many innovations in arrangements and ' 1 4 AQWA , ZIIE: r--1' R ' N5 'S s 1:3 ffgq, Mx avg programming and reached new heights in , HTH' musicology. Percussion The Knight Marching Band The Studio Band Southfield Carolyn Loeb String Orchestra ROW 1: Linda Green, Kathy Hare, Susan Peterson, Mary Biggerstaff, Judy Ganimian, Jenifer Hall, Joyce Fries. ROW 2: Scotti Moore, Peggy Stahl, Barbara Peterson, Carol Fry, Janet Pahelig, Tonja Miller, Sue Bethke. ROW 3: Judy Smiley, Majorie Jensen, Cathy Honeycutt, Joan Aller, Carol Loeb, Diane Albrecht. ROW 4: Adele Brown, Mary Shekoyan, Peri Biffi, Patty Bawden, Ladonna Amacker, Debbie Gardiner, Donna Sullivan. Tenora BarHones,Basses ixed Chorus The Mixed Chorus is the backbone of the vocal music depart- ment. Their fine tones highlighted the Castle Capers program. iahos ROW 1: Robert Rouch, David Dalzell, Kerry Hoop, Ernest Kazato, Randy Tatman, Bill Stafford, Jim Hughes. ROW 2: Nick Spier, Scott Julka, Robert Churchman, Richard Kalashian, Pete Said, Tex Widman, Keith Gins- burg, Allan Melikian. ROW 3: Bob Colter, Jim Adams, Jim Melikian, Fred Perry, Jimmy Moore, Dennis Scott, Bob Fenton. ROW 4: Bill Armor, Warren Houston, Mike Lucas, Ted Marsella, Keith Hansen, Harvey Edmonds, Bob Walker. Sopranos ROW 1: Shirley Westrick, Pam Perkins, Carolyn Baer, Sally Hamlin, Kathy Knight, Carlene Ellis, Jill Utter. ROW 2: Pat Jackson, Sydney Bragg, Nancy Schafer, Cindy Hanna, Robyn I-law, Gail Hamlin. ROW 3: Diane Newman, Carol Donald, Sandy Astone, Leslie Sheets, Virginia Britch, Elsie Kruse. ROW 4: Marcia Conn, Darlene Cummings, Susan Jacobson, Wilma Davis, Kay Knowles, Carole Ward. ROW 1: Pam Perkins, Sue Barr, Marcia Conn, Carolyn Baer, Donna Slate, Judy Smiley, Darla Banks, Carol Moon, Ladonna Amacker, Diane Albrecht. ROW 2: David Dalzell, Neil Thompson, Ted Marsella, Bob Colter, Nick Spier, Bob Walker, Harvey Edmonds, Bob Churchman, Dennis Scott, Randy Tatman. The Madrigals The Madrigals, which traditionally sing without accompaniment, are a mod- ern adaptation of the Elizabethan madrigal singers and use some of the old music and some modern Works. Under the direction of Mr. Paul Andersen, vocal instructor, the group sang numbers spanning several centuries ending with Yellow Bird, a Calypso song. The Girls' Chorus The Girls' Chorus was organized this year. Their first appearance was at the Christmas program. As most of the girls are underclassmen, the Girls' Chorus promises to become an outstanding organization in the music depart- ment. ROW 1: Kathy Kachadoorian, Pam Intringer, Leslie Ellis, Terri Mason, Lana Nall, Mary Knapp, Ramona Grayson, Edna Dixon. ROW 2: Winona Boyd, Carol Morris, Pam Butler, Susan Hoop, Judy Graham, Donna Slate, Marilyn Drennon, Luisa Zarone. ROW 3: Barbara Neff, Lynda Nash, Nancy Wilkins, Vikki Lundstrom, Kathy Jacobson, Cathy Young, Donna Hough. Barbara Krohn games ,Asp W Gisf? Lifsfiwrf ,, wr- W si, .: xr:J:r353'? -wears amz 11,2 Diane Newman Cheryl Fitzgerald Suki Kadani P e p Di ana Cords Sharon Shute Susan Saito Darlene Wickline Tim Roark Adele Brown Junior The Lettergirls, pictured across the tops of these two pages were led P by Barbara Krohn and performed at all functions with the Marching ep Knight Band. In the center are the yell leaders led by Warren Houston. All four and representatives from the pep groups attended the Santa Cruz Big Trees Training Camp for pep groups last summer and brought Donna Sullivan Sandy Fiske Gayle Davi, 70 l Q Q .mfrlffi Jones Sharon Collins Groups a as H l Jennifer Suzanne H335 Warren Houston Helen Snell Susan MacKinnon home many ideas. The Spirit Jug was introduced by them last fall at the J first football rally. P Junior pep girls assisted the varsity groups at all pre-game activities. Across the bottoms of the two pages are the Pep Girls led by Sharon Shute. She and Jeannie Lehman were responsible for the many new routines which they brought back from training camp. Lana Nall Janice Hallaian Jeanne Lehmann Jenny Greene Judy Markowitz Bragg ROW 1: Sydney Kellas, Mike Biglow, Doreen Wallet, Bill Lerrigo, treasurer, Scotti Moore, president, Maureen Kavanagh. ROW 2: Kathy Beliz, Susan Smith, Janet McLaughlin, Gail Davis, Katie Barstow, Bonnie Abrams, Susan Ford. ROW 3: Buzz Barber, Sydney Bragg, Gayle Hamlin, Jim Melikian, Suzanne Dunn, Kathy McDaniel. ROW 4: Bruce Wild, Sigrid Nielson, Mark Dillon, Kathy Hare, Francine Roberson, Pam Bills. The Drama Club The purpose of the Drama Club, sponsored by Mr. john Henderson, is to provide its members with opportunities to participate in and to develop appreciation of dramatic activities in the school and in the community. ROW 1: Marcia Decker, Sonja Grotzke, Betty Joyce, Sue Carmouche. ROW 2: Judy Leslie, Jill Utter, Barbara Peterson, Janet Paehlig, Donna Perry, Linda Gilfillan. ROW 3: David Zealear, Rick Schultz, vice president, Tom Badger, Jim Hughes, Jim Schuppert, Jack Voice, Mike Lucas, Bob Harwell, Robert Rouch, Mr. Dahl, sponser. The Bridge Club The purpose of the Bridge Club is to introduce beginners to the fundamentals of the game and to provide an opportunity for those acquainted with the game to improve their skills. It is sponsored by Mr. Carroll Dahl. 72 ROW 1: Barbara Krohn, president, Cathy Honeycutt, vice president, Marcia Decker, secretary, Sue Bethke, treasurer. ROW 2: Susan Saito, Kathy Beliz, Sue Coker, Lucille Bernardoni, Carol Kirschner, Jo Lipston, Carolyn Baer. ROW 3: Susan Boud, Suki Kadani, Janet McLaughlin, Karen Olsen, Betty Joyce, Jennifer Krohn, ROW 4: Teresa Hughes, Mary Shekoyan, Adele Brown, Phyllis O'Donell, Patty Bawden, Beverley Johnson, Lynn Trull. The Education Club The Education Club's purpose is to foster interest in the teaching profession. The group, spon- sored by Miss Edryce johnson, takes part in the Teacher-for -a -Day program and from time to time has guest speakers from the various levels of education fields. ROW 1: Eric Hopper, Karen Tostenson, Rick Watters, Tim Lawless, Rod Goya, Ann Macy, secretary-treasurer, Katie Barstow, Marsha Crabtree, Diana Haas, Gayle Mischler, Julie Norton, Suzanne Dunn, Susan Venturino, Mr. Champion, sponser. ROW 2: Brian Robinson, Rick Schultz, Cathy Pace, Teresa Ward, Jennifer Krohn, Barbara Krohn, Betty Joyce, Jim Taylor, Barry Caffee, Ted Ostrander, Jim Plaunt, president, Sally Miles, Linnea Smith. ROW 3: Jim Hamish, Dick Peterson, Jim Schuppert, Don Kellenberger, Rey Phillips, Pat Bradley, Bill Asbury, Brent Neal, Vern Poythress, Mark Benov, Richard Hertle, Harris Feinn, Sheryl Lauderdale. ROW 4: Martin Mulhern, Ted Marsella, Mark Dillon, John Graham, Doug Waltner, Chuck Dennis, Peter Said, vice president, David Zealear, Scott Dean, Bob Pawlick, Bill Kanne, Gary Colby. The Math Club The Math Club, sponsored by Mr. Dudley Champion, provides students interested in mathematics the opportunity to pursue the study to greater length and depth and aims at improvement of instruc- tion, also. 73 ROW 1: Kristine Browns, Denise Sheehan, Jo Ann Edwards. ROW 2: Betsy Sabin, Susan Buck, secretary, Karen Robinson, vice president. Not pictured is Carol Ferry, president. The Knightingales Future Nurses Designed to promote interest in nursing and allied fields, the Future Nurses Club, sponsored by Mrs. Vivian Latondresse and the medical auxiliary, is a part of a nation wide program. Members may serve as aids in various hospitals and receive encouragement to make one of the medical fields their life work. ROW 1: Julie Norton, Craig Lehman, secretary-treasurer, Don Kellenberger, vice president, Rey Phillips, presidentg Janet 'Jorgenson, Jill Utter, Karen Tostenson, Mary Gramis. ROW 2: John Graham, Jim Schuppert, Dick Peterson, Larry Beliz, Dick Goldman, Buzz Barber, Jim Boone, Helen Snell. ROW 3: Martin Mulhern, Alan Beymer, Rick Schultz, Chris Lomen, Scott Dean Gary Colby, Ted Ostrander, Cheryl Wilkins. The Chess Club The thirty members of the Chess Club for 1962 -63 are dedicated to the bettering of their skill and match play. Their motto is Constant and Consistent Learning is the Keynote to Better Chess. Mr. Keith Draughon is the sponsor. 74 ROW 1: Edora Miller, Maureen Kavanagh, Joyce Fries, Sue Bethke, Joanne Chow, Linda Gilfillan, Linda Avent, Judy Ganimian, Suki Kadani, Sue Kelly, Jana Wheat, Candy Simmons. ROW 2: Scotti Moore, Peggy Stahl, Lynn Truell, Cheryl Jordan, Jill Utter, Roxann Shaw, Becky Casner, Margaret Nalbandian, Leslie Jones, Cheryl Fitzgerald, Karen Robinson, Laura Hartunian. ROW 3: Geri Smith, Judy Smiley, Nancy Anderson, Tonya Miller, Sharon Emerzian, Janet Johnson, Sandy Nielson, Bobbie Avent, Janet Chapman, Pat Coulston, Pam Reybum. ROW 4: Ellen Andreen, Sylvia Weppler, Eileen Mekkes, Sharon Howell, Nancy Wilkins, Janet Jorgenson, Peri Biffi, Wanda Lowrey, Marsha Campbell, Carol Wanner, Sue Shirley. ROW 1: Linda Avent, vice president, Judy Ganimian, president, Suki Kadani, secretary. ROW 2: Linda Gilfillan, chaplain, Sue Kelly, treasurer, Joanne Chow, sergeant-at-arms. Tri-Hi-Y The Tri-l-Ii-Y is a service organization whose projects range from taking Christmas cookies to the Old Peoples' Home to participating in community drives. The club is sponsored by Miss Ellen Ben- Ilett. ROW 1: Kathy Hare, Janet Page, Gayle Shumavon, Marsha Mclfaddin, Alysia Aaronian, Diane Petropulos, Robyn Haw, Diane Albreck, Mary Biggerstaff, Susan Evans, Carol Bailey. ROW 2: Harriet Kellogg, Jo Ann Edwards, Barbara Barrick, Nancy Branker, Susan Saito, Donna Sullivan, Karen Tostenson, Donna Slate, Elaine DeMatteis, Karen Olsen, Kathy Beechinor. ROW 3: Linda Belman, Dee Dee Shulman, Micky Sacks, Suzie Goldberg, Sylvia Ibach, Mary Jane Mickunas, Phyllis O'Donnell, Mary Shekoyan, Janet Haire, Janice Cooper, Linda Howell, Karen Hansen. ROW 4: Kathy Johnson, Susan Venturino, Bunny Webb, Kay Knowles, Mary Jane Rumbley, Doreen Wallet, Kathy Young, Darlene Walden, Diana Cords, Phyllis Day, Joan Crawford. ROW 1: Gayle Hamlin, Sue Smith, Diane Powers, Suzanne Ford, Barbara Krohn, Betty Joyce, Vern Poythress, President, Sue Barr, Secretary, Barry Kast, Treasurer, Doris Karon, Chris Bartlett, Judy Green, Susan Haas, Joanne Cavallero, Sue Evans, Judy Leslie, Susan Evans. ROW 2: Carol Moon, Barbara Williams, Maureen Kavanagh, Sheryl Lauderdale, Anne Macy, Diane Haas, Theresa Ward, Paula Zacher, Candy Simmons, Meredith Tillotson, Linda Green, Judy Coulston, Mary Cavallaro, Diane Petropolus, Bill Daley. ROW 3: Robert Peterson, Jim Shuppert, Robert Rouch, Sally Miles, Sue Carmouche, Suzanne Dunn, Susan Venterino, Katie Barstow, Mary Shekoyan, Marsha Crabtree, Mary Devereux, Kay Knowles, Linnea Smith, Mike Kavanagh, John Gurney, Richard Michner, Richard Faulkner. ROW 4: Mike Biglow, Bob Vestal, Gary Giragoshian, Richard Faulkner, Jim Plaunt, Sigrid Nielson, Susan Saito, Keith Hansen, Tom Jamison, Barry Caffee, Gil Berkeley, Harris Feinn, Bill Asbury, Kean Reed, Bruce Wild, Gary Johnson. Fall Membership The Bullard High California Scholarship Association has traditionally had a large membership. In order to retain membership, a student must earn ten points through grades received during each semester. The club, sponsored by Mr. Edward Shahzade, takes an annual trip and this year it pledged money towards the expenses of the American Field Service foreign exchange student club. alifornia Scholarship Federation ROW 1: Meredith Tillotson, Mary Cavallaro, Maureen Kavanagh, Lydia Lucas, Pam Bills, Marsha Crabtree, Suzanne Dunn, Jim Plau.nt, Judy Leslie. ROW 2: Paula Zacher, Mary Shekoyan, Sylvia Weppler, Sue Barr, Linda Green, Treasurer, Mike Biglow, President, Martin Mulhern, Vice President, Suzanne Haas, Secretary, Diane Haas, Sheryl Lauderdale, Sally Miles, Janet Jorgen- son, Carol Youngberg, Sue Smith. ROW 3: Brent Neel, Donna Slate, Gayle Hamlin, Linda Gilfillan, Sue Evans, Candy Simmons, Edora Miller, Janet Paige, Doris Karon, Ann Macy, John Graham. ROW 4: Susan Venterino, Linnea Smith, Diane Powers, Sue Carmouche, Kay Knowles, Chris Bartlett, Virginia Brewster, Tom Jamison, Bill Manoogian. ROW 5: Steve Jamison, David Greenberg, Gary Giragosian, Frank Gash, Vem Poythress, Barry Caffee, Bob Vestal, Robert Rouch. Spring Membership ROW 1: Jim Melikian, Gary Overs, Bill Lerrigo, Danny Simmons. ROW 2: Jack Voice, Bill Manoogian, Barry Kast, Tom McLaughlin, Buzz Barber. Rally Men With the close of the spring semester 1963, the Rally Men, which have been a traditional group since the founding of Bullard High in l956, will be dissolved. The Rally Men have principally served at football and basketball games. Members of the Rally Men formed the nucleus of a new committee called Student Control, chartered this spring. Charter members of the Student Control Committee number 4 seniors, 6 juniors, and 5 sopho- mores at its inauguration. The Student Control group will select new members to keep a balance of representation among classes. Members will remain on the committee throughout high school. Prospective members may apply for membership and will be selected on a basis of citizenship, scholarship and the ability to work with others. New jackets will be purchased for the Student Control group whose duties will be expanded to in- clude all social activities. The old Rally Men's jackets will be given to the Card Trick Committee, not yet formed. Mr. Ross Eakles sponsored the now dissolved Rally Men and is the sponsor of the new Student Control Committee . ROW l: Bill Manoogian, Bun Barber, Jack Voice, Jim Melikian, Walter Munday. ROW 2: Alan Donald, Bill Lerrigo, Danny Simmons, Randy Tatman. ROW 3: Mel Richtel, Harold Brockman, Tom McLaughlin, Cary Overs, Ellis Daniels. Student Control lil! :gil lil! lil! lili 5 I I l Ili Il! Ill I ut: Har Hill nu, ROW 1: Vem Poythress, Mark Dillon, secretary, Keith Hansen, president, Ernie Kazato, district representative, Gil Berkeley, vice president, Ted Marsella, treasurer, Alan Melikian, Bob Vestal. ROW 2: Warren Houston, Brian Robinson, Jim Schuppert, Don Kellenberger, John Sinton, Dave Cords, Bruce Wild, Gary Johnson. ROW 3: Tim Roark, Tom Jamison, Eicke Olsen, Alan Donald Walt Byrd, Bill Manoogian, Steve Jamison, Juan McLaughlin, Gary Markarian. The Key Club The Key Club, sponsored by Mr. Charles Lum, is an honor organization devoted to serving its school and community. Operating Christmas Tree Lane and sponsoring foreign exchange students have been two of the club's many services. ROW 1: Darla Banks, Sue Barr, Pam Perkins, Kathy Hare, Katie Barstow, Carol Loeb, Carolyn Baer, Diane Albrecht, Carol Moon. ROW 2: Bill Brant, Adele Brown, Kay Knowles, Sue Peterson, Janet Mattlock, Elaine DeMatteis, Ann Macy, Judy Smiley, Jack Cashion. ROW 3: Randy Tatman, Dennis Scott, Bob Colter, Marcie Conn, Ladona Amacker, Donna Slate, Dave Cords, John Sinton John Mooneyharn. ROW 4: Neil Thompson, David Dalzell, Nick Spier, Bob Churchman, Harvey Edmonds, Ted Marsella, Bob Walker, Bill Bixler, Steve Bristow, John Tourtilott. The Entertainment Club The Entertainment Club provides the community with a variety of talent that is available for worthwhile programs and civic projects. Mr. Paul Andersen is the sponsor. 78 I ROW 1: Judy Leslie, Gil Berkeley, president, Judy Ganimian, secretary-treasurer, Danny Simmons, vice president. ROW 2: Robert Clarke, Sharon Emerzian, Janet Jorgenson, Carol Youngberg, Suzanne Haas. ROW 3: Peter Collett, Mary Gramis, Barry Kast, Buzz Barber, Sharon Sellers. ROW 1: Judy Leslie, Betty Joyce, vice president, Suzanne Ford, president, Judy Green, secretary- treasurerg Peggy Stahl, Paula Zacher. ROW 3: Scotti Moore, Janet McLaughlin, Janet Jorgenson, Carol Youngberg, Chris Bartlett, Diane Powers, Sydney Kellas. ROW 3: Jane Linscheid, Mary Gramis, Laura Hartunian, Leslie Jones, Janet Johnson, Beverley Johnson, Sue Coker. ROW 4: Lynn Trull, Nancy Schafer, Marcia Decker, Barbara Krohn, Cathy Honey cutt, Patty Bawden, Sonja Grotzke. ROW 5: Mike Biglow, Bob Baldock, Mike Wickstrom, Bob Walker, Bruce Wild, Buzz Barber. T.A. D. T.A.R. Teen Age Democrats Teen Age Republicans Party politics is an active science and art at Bullard even in this age of the organization man, says Mr. Dale Schroer, sponsor. As the membership rosters indicate, some Bullard students prefer to be known as non-partisan. Helen Snell, secretary, Tom Badger, president, Karen Tostenson, vice president, Sue Kelly, treasurer. The Slope Dopes BuIlard's Ski Club As Bu11ard's oldest club, the Slope Dopes, sponsored by Mr. jerry jury, have a total member- ship of 155. ROW 1: Geri Smith, Helen Snell, Liz Smith, Barbara Peterson, Carolyn Baer, Judy Smiley, Ramona Grayson. ROW 2: Anne Pepper, Janet McLaughlin, Barbara Krohn, Cathy Honeycutt, Sue Coker, Betty Joyce, Suzanne Ford. ROW 3: Nancy Wilkins, Roxann Shaw, Sue Byrd, Leslie Jones, Judy Ganimian, Diane Powers. Girls' Athletic Association Judy Coulston, Secretary, Geri Smith, President, Amie Pepper, Vice President, Paula Zacher, Points Recorder. ROW 2: Nancy Coker, Planter Commissioner, Joanne Chow, Tennis Commis- sioner, Judy Smith, Volleyball Commissioner, Jennifer Krohn, Field Sports Commissioner. ROW 3: Mary Blankenbeckler, Basketball Commissioner, Diana Cords, Archery Commissioner, Carol Gordon, Bowling Commis- sioner, Cathy Honeycutt, Swim- ming Commissioner, Candy Sim mons, Softball Commissioner. The Girls' Athletic Association is the oldest club at school. Member- ship is open to any girls Who obtain 300 points by participating in the various sports or extra activities during the year, They sell football programs, plastic covers for the yearbook, and cleansing tissue. Traditionally, G .A .A, sponsors the Li'l Abner and Daisy Mae dance which is held in March. The dance brings in Well over one -hundred dollars each year. -G.A .A. is sponsored by Miss Gloria Zufall. ROW l: Kathy Hansen, Jennifer Krohn, Nancy Coker, Marilyn Daniels, Mary Blankenbeckler, Nancy Anderson, Sue Baird, Nancy Branker, Bonnie Abrams, Karen Tostenson, Sue Boud, Terri Guyett. ROW 2: Debbie Gardiner, Barbara Brosmer, Kathie Markovich, Paula Zacher, Janet Haire, Meredith Madden, Mary Cavallaro, Judy Coulston, Jeannie Lehmann, Judi Davies, Jenny Green, Gayle Fisher, Cheryl Watters. ROW 3: Judi Smith, Candy Simmons, Mary Shekoyan, Edora Miller, Robyn Haw, Sally Hamlin, Judy Markowitz, Gayle Hamlin, Joanne Chow, Linda Gilfillan, Kathy Johnson, Kathy Jacobson, Sheila Grayson. ROW 4: Claudia Wick- strom, Shamera Said, Pat Willey, Rhana Adams, Astrid Schelander, Betsy Sabin, Carol Moon, Cathy Pace, Karen McKnight, Susan Buck, Doreen Wallet, Zenaida Delsid. ROW 1: Jim Hughes, Fred Phillips, Terry Heller, Mike Sorsky, Allan Melikian, Bob Colter, David Greenberg, Gary Markarian, Bob Abbott, Chuck Mallory, Gary Hippenstiel. ROW 2: Ken Papi, Richard Hertle, Bruce Wild, Harris Fein, Dick Goldman, Nick Dub sick, Bob DeRemer, Tom I-Ioffpauer, Jim Merrill, Tom Jamison. ROW 3: Bill Manoogian, Mike Kavanagh, Jerry Dale, Roger Garabedian, Dennis DeLiddo, Rocko Morrelli, Jim Ashjian, George Peverill, Bob Sandlin, Jim Scales, Terry Fitzgerald, David Zealear, Tom Badger, Jack Baker, Jim Plaunt, Allen Fry. ROW 4: Ken Binatena, Pete Juliana, Mike Harrington, Fred Jones, Tom McLaughlin, Dave Pok, Bill Armor, Rick Shultz, Milton Pickford, Harold Brockman, Dave Cords, Juan McLoughlin, Jim Adams, Dave Qualls, Gerry Chance, Gene Lamoure. ROW 5: Bob Penfield, Alan Arthur, Tim Summers, Brooks Wilson, Rod Goya, Jody Sweinhart, Fred Perry, Mike Lucas, Garry Davies, Dean Reed, Dale Monteleone, Don Kellenberger, Eiche Olsen, Gary Johnson. The Lettermen's Club The Lettermen's Club, composed entirely of Varsity letter winners, traditionally sponsors the Donkey Bas - ketball game and assists in student control at all games . Members also usher at other school functions and have on occasion raised money through sales of popcorn, sno- cones and soda pop to assist the fi- nancing of student council projects . The Lettermen have helped to es- tablish sportsmanship regulations for the student body at North Yosemite League athletic events. The Spring hop has traditionally been sponsored by the Lettermen's Club and this year was held on April 5th to celebrate the beginning of Easter Va- cation. Mr. Jerry jury is the Lettermen Sponsor . KNEELING, Jim Hughes, Treasurer, Jim Merrill, Sergeant at-arms. STANDING, Allan Melikian, President, Gary Markarian, Secretary. ROW 1: Cindy Hanna, Robyn Haw, Sue Barr, Sally Hamlin, Linda Gilfillan, Jeanne Lehmann, Scotti Moore, Sydney Bragg, Sydney Kellas, Susan Haas, Katie Barstow. ROW 2: Robert Rouch, David Wilson, Bill Lerrigo, Rey Phillips, Jane Linscheid, Judy Huff- man, Betsy Jones, Carol Gordon, Cathy Pace, Nancy Schafer. ROW 3: Brian Robinson, Bill Stafford, Gary Fluno, Alan Donald, Gail Davis, Janet Jorgenson, Tex Widman, Suzanne Dunn, Pam Bills, Sheryl Lauderdale, Sally Miles. ROW 4: Richard I-Iertle, Kent Pipes, Chuck Dennis, Buzz Barber, Barry Kast, Gil Berkeley, Gary Overs, Ken Kennedy, Sonja Grotzke, Cindy Sternfels. .F.L. The National Forensic League is part of a nation-wide program to foster public speaking, Bul- lard's chapter is a member of the Central California division and to date has won all competitions . Mr. Richard Beers is the sponsor of N.F .L. This group sponsors the annual Castle Capers Show. ROW 1: Judy Leslie, vice president, Diane Powers and Diane Newman, secretaries. ROW 2: Bob Vestal, president, Mark Dillon, treasurer, Bruce Wild, historian. 82 55 T ,A. FE g Q Q 7 Krupke is a fink! Lettergirls show their other side. Castle apers ln 1960 the first Castle Capers show was presented and made such a hit that a new tradition was born. Each year the show grows larger, the acts cleverer, and the proceeds greater. This year the theme of the show was Schooltime USA . The theme was carried out by the Castle Players consisting of six students. The girls were Carol Gordon, Betsy jones, and Cheryl Wilkinsg the boys were Gary Overs, Fred Perry, and Brian Robinson. ' 1 E, 5 'ww was 5 5 The Heavenly Seven. Before schoo1 blues H I QI! Suki Bullard Madrigals sing Surrey with the Fringe on Top. .1 -ffln x Where s the rumble . Susan as if 'W' 6 if K 1 5 is as Sports Bullard athletes have distinguished themselves by carrying out their axiom be tough. Although small compared to most of the schools in the North Yose- mite League, Bullard has commanded respect by scrapping and by borrowing on what the coach calls money in the bank, meaning spirited and rigorous practice. Dedicated to the idea that odds can be overcome, the Knights have continued their tradition of con- founding the odds makers by Winning a tie for the 1962 Football Championship. S' 5 167 ,S 1' If f ff a . ,,,.k. --Q. 3 rx, , ,Q ' hr. Q rd' M Dale Monteieone , Gene Lamoure, Guard Jim Ashjian, Fuiiback , I Quarterback l Bob Sandim, Dennis DeLiddo, Jim Adams, Haiiback Tom McLaughlin, Hauback Guard Center Letter T-.5 Ted Marseiia, End George Peveriii, Mike Harrington, Haifback Gary Johnson Tackle ' Haifback Rick Schultz, Guard, All -city Keith Ginsburg , End Milton Pickford, Center, All -city, Lineman of the Year, Mr. Touch down Gene Lamoure, Guard 86 f K 1, ,,,,, Dave Qualls , Quarterback Tom Badger, End Nick Dubsick, Jack Baker, Guard Guard Jim Scales, Haliback Bob Abbott, End Bob Colter, Halfback Winners Allan Melikian, Full- rack, All -City, Nirmer of Harry 2offee's Blanket Dean Reed , Tackle Alan Arthur, End John Sinton, Guard Pete Juli Guard ana, Ken Binatena , Guard Mike Lucas , Guard .Y.L. hampions The 1962 Varsity Football team was acclaimed the finest in Bullard history. The Knights won the North Yosemite League Championship with a 5-1 record, tying Roosevelt, the only team to beat them in league play. Flashing the versatile and crowd-pleasing Y formation offense, Bul- lard battled and scrapped for every victory in the well -balanced NYL . The new offense insti- tuted this year by Coach Robin Rush distinguished the Knights on the field and on the scoreboard. The highlight of the season was the 15-14 win over McLane. This turned the tables on previous 13-12 and 7-6 McLane victories. The Varsity team served early notice of its strength by winning the Fresno Football Carnival. Alan Melikian, Milton Pickford, and Rick Schultz were chosen from Bullard to the Fresno All- City Football team, and Mike Lucas was a near miss in the close balloting. Pickford was named Bullard's Mr, Touchdown and Fresno's Lineman of the Year Melikian won the Harry Cof- fee's blanket award. Mr. Rush, along with his assistants jerry jury and Wayne Bergman, was chosen coach of the city all-stars who will play the county all-stars in the annual August game. Returning letterman' Dr. Harold Coulston was again the team physician. Harvey Edmonds and jim Taylor were student trainers this year and Bob Wimpey was manager Schultz intercepts pass from Merced. Melikian scores first down. 88 ROW 1: Tom Crow, Rocky Morelli, Jim Meyers, Pat Brietegam, Dan Aller, Jerry Clark, Phil Wells. ROW 2: Tim Lawless, Greg Caves, Byron Bommarito, Juan McLaughlin, Dave Dalzell, Don Harmon. ROW 3: Ray Moody, Jeff Stearns, Chuck Brietegam, John Fautz, Chuck Cunningham, Bert Kennedy, Butch Stratford, Bob West, Rudy Garcia, Larry Butler. Bullard Bullard Bullard Bullard Bullard Bullard Bullard Bullard QQ ?9 Team FOOTBALL 1962 Varsity Sophomore . Downey Clvlodestob. .13 0 . . Bullard .lkliresno ........ 6 6 . . Bullard .iklvladera . . . . 33 7 . . Bullard .ikClovis . . . . . 6 6 . . Bullard .ikR0osovelt . . .13 O . . Bullard . Merced . . . 0 7 . . Bullard .'iEdison. . . . 6 20 . . Bullard . kMcLane. . . 6 25 . . Bullard Sophomore Team ii Fresno ikMadera ' Clovis Roosevelt Y Edison TMC Lane Roosevelt ROW 1: Bob Tutunjian, Mike Williams, Jim Fortune, Steve Pricer, Rod Goya, Steve Parks, Bob Okomoto, Richard Faulkner, Nick Spier. ROW 2: Gary Giragoshian, Richard Peters, Tom Judkins, Mike Borchardt, Bob Rychman, Richard Tarailo, Jim Tyler, Alan Binatena, Mike Richardson, Richard Kalashian, Jim Hamish. ROW 3: Trainer Harvey Edmunds, Manager Glen Sheets, Larry Pep- per, Tim Murphy, Bruce Baloian, Baxter Richardson, Jim Melikian, Paul Wayte, Marty Brewer, Eric Kastner, Joe Baker, Jeff Knapp, Waterboy Norm Webster, Manager Bob Walker. Jim Shea, Forward Ke ith G insb Lug Guard Non - League Play Alan Melikian, HOME TEAM OPP . Forward, Most Valuable 54 Aiumm 50 Player 35 Mt. Whitney 48 , 39 Sanger 45 V 48 Central 35 a 39 E . Bakersfield 47 39 Hanford 60 The basketball team finished the North Yosemite 45 Mt. Whitney 64 League season with a record of no Wins and ten de- 39 Fowler 33 feats. Although it was respected in the league for 40 San Luis its scrappiness, a Knight tradition, the team's lack Obispo 39 of height again plagued the Knights in NYL competi- Dave Olson, Guard tion. Despite lack of height, the cage team always fought to the Wire earning a 4-5 record in pre- season games before entering the stiff NYL tourney. Returning lettermen Walt Byrd, Fred Jones, Dave Bob Abbott, Center, Most Improved Player Gil Berkeley, Forward Tom Harley, Center, Forward League Play Dave Quaus HOME TEAM OPPOSITE Guard 41 Edison 60 44 Fresno Bas ketba I I 38 Mme 41 Clovis 41 Madera Olson, and Bob Abbott brightened Coach Richard 65 Roosevelt Katen's hopes for next year. 44 Edison Bob Abbott was awarded the Most lmproved 46 Fresng player trophy award, and Alan Melikian received the 4 Molsene Most Valuable player award. Melikian, Byrd, and 55 C1ovis jones were honored with All-City Honorable Mention. 22 Madera jerry Harley was the team manager, assisted by Bob 50 Roosevelt Walt Byrd Walker . jack Voice was team Statistician. Forward Jody Swineheart, Fred King, Guard Guard I .LN Varsity ROW 1: Student Manager Jerry Harley, Fred King, Dave Qualls, Jody Sweinhart, Dave Olson, Alan Melikian, Keith Ginsburg. ROW 2: Statistician Jack Baker, Walt Byrd, Tom Harley, Bob Abbott, Gil Berkeley, Chris Lomen, Jim Shea, Coach Richard Katen. Junior Varsity The junior Varsity, under Coach Wayne Bergman, won five of its first eight games before entering the stiff competition of the NYL league. Lack of height handicapped the j.V. 's, a scrappy bunch, and they failed to win a league game, but impressed everyone with their stamina and spirit. Bob Walker was the team manager. HOME FINAL OPP. OPP. FINAL HOME FINAL OPP. OPP. FINAL SCORE TEAM SCORE SCORE TEAM SCORE 28 . . . Mt. Whitney 47 22 . . . . . .Fresno 59 43 . . Sanger 42 29 . . . . .Clovis 64 46 . . Central 35 18 . . . . .McLane 47 36 . . E. Bakersfield 32 39 . . . . .Madera 51 29 . . Hanford 66 46 . . . . .Roosevelt 61 33 . . Mt. Whitney 47 36 . . . . .Edison 70 39 . . Fowler 32 32 . . . . .Fresno 67 28 . . San Luis 22 31 . . . . .McLane 51 38 . . Edison 43 46 . . . . .Clovis 65 42 ...... Bullard Faculty 54 ROW l: Chuck Cunningham, Richard Koligian, Brian Robinson, Bob Newman, Gary Hippenstiel, Richard Peters, Chuck Brietigam Student Manager Bob Walker. ROW 2: Mike Richardson, Buddy Hawk, Everett Norcross, Harry Johnson, Lonnie Wilson, Rusty Ray, Phil Emerzian, Don Kellenberger. B , 9 Q 9 9 r 9 ROW 1: Student Manager Glenn Sheets, Tom Hoffpauir, Rick Plagge, Bob Colter, Jerry Dale, Gary Markarian, Keith Hansen, Ken Papi, Jeff Dale, Don Kellenberger, Gene Lamoure, Manager Ron Franklin. ROW 2: Coach Bob Bennett, Alan Fry, Dave Pok, Alan Melikian, Gary D vies, Walt Byrd, Dennis Mattioli, Jack Baker, Greg Bretz, Mike Lucas, Student Coach Jim Hansen. Varsit Baseball As the season opened Bullard, for the fifth year in a row, had over 50 players turning out for baseball. The 1963 team evidenced the greatest drive yet toward the NYL championship. Under the guidance of Coach Bob Bennett and Assistant Coach jim Hansen, Bullard faced a schedule of twelve NYL league games, plus fourteen practice games, and at the same time was to be participat- ing in the Fresno Tournament, held on two Saturdays, and the Atwater Tournament, during Easter vacation. Scores and individual pictures will appear in the supplement. 111 Junior Varsit ROW 1: Keith Harrison, Jim Harnish, Ray Moody, Richard Peters, Bob Newman, Chuck Brietigam. ROW 2: Kerry Hoop, Pat Lawless, Mike Richardson, Chris Hardy, Mark Benov, Greg Caves, Tom Crow, John Walker. ROW 3: Larry Pepper, Richard Tarrailo, Bob Ryckman, Bob West, Troy Carey, Walt Byrd, Jim Melikian, Dick Poplin, Bob Norcross, Bruce Baloian, Coach Rich- ard Katen. 93 ROW 1: Paula Zacher, Kathy Fors, Ann Macy, Barbara Peterson, Sue Coker, Betty Wimpey, Mary Knapp. ROW 2: Carolyn Baer, Gayle Hamlin, Julie Norton, Janet Paehlig, Pam Wortman, Carol Youngburg, Linda Allen, Janice Sturnpf, Diane Schwartz, Wendy Buck, Susan Boud, Pat Castagna, Sidney Kellas. ROW 3: Helen Snell, Becky Casner, Meredith Madden, Linda Douglas, Joan Aller, Elenor Wershing, Mary Shekoyan, Joanne Chow, Richard Kelly, Richard Hertle, Richard Michner, Ellis Daniels, Marvin Schmidt, Karen Tostenson, Sue Barr, Student Manager, Betty Joyce. ROW 4: Harvey Edmonds, Steve Jamison, John Graham, Gary Hippenstiel, Richard Angell, David Greenberg, Jim Hughes, Bob Fenton, Kent Pipes, Martin Mulhern, Chuck Dennis. Tennis After several tournament games, Bullard's tennis team was in fifth place, tied with two other valley schools. At this point it was felt by Coach jerry jury that there was enough ability and en- thusiasm for the team to come up to a top position, its traditional place . Results will be announced in the spring supplement along with the top players. Julie Norton bats one out of bounds. ROW 1: Russell Doyland, Greg Baxter, Bill Dunn, Rod Panos, Ken Bender, Tom Curran, Dave Bradford, Jim Forttme, Jim Kauf- man, Randy Tatman. ROW 2: Coach Tom Phillips, Tom Jamison, Terry Heller, Greg Gibeson, Steve Cooper, Jim Bawden, Bill Daley, Warren Houston, Frank Gash, Randy Brockway, Juan McLoughlin, Peter Said, Bill Manoogian, Dave Webb. ROW 3: Baxter Richardson, Walter Munday, Barry Kast, Brooks Wilson, Steve Cassani, Dave Zealear, Tim Roark, Bruce Craighead, Bruce Wild. Boys' Swim Team The 1963 boys' swimming team, coached by Mr. Tom Phillips, started out in a big way this year and the chances are good that it will finish at the top of the league . Results will be published in the spring supplement which Will be distributed in September. ROW l: Valerie Marsh, Cindy Wallace, Linda Gilfillan, Carol Gordon, Jane Linscheid, Roxann Shaw, Cathy Honeycutt, Doreen Wallet, Karen Hansen, Bonnie Abrams, Jennifer Krohn. ROW 2: Kathie Spencer, Susan Jacobson, Janet Haire, Katie Barstow, Gayle Mischler, Penny Everson, Sheila Anderson, Coach Gloria Zufall, Shamera Said, Kathy McCarthy, .Marty O'Neal, Nancy Branker, Pat Willey, Suzanne Ford. Girls' Swim Team The 1963 girls' swimming team, coached by Miss Gloria Zufall, was the strongest in Bull- ard's history. It was the consenses that if the girls' swim team were ever to place first this would be the year . Results of the season will be announced in the spring supplement. 95 Jim Scales, 133 .1 . Ae . ,-fr. , K V ,,, ,.. S rfb, , , .A 4 -,L.. Bob DeRemer, 1 27 John Walker, 120 Tom McCarthy, 112 Jeff Brown, 103 David Brown, 95 Pat Brietigam, 133-138 Ernie Kazato, 138-145 George Peverill, 145 Jim Ashjian, 154 Wrestlin Bullard participated in the sport of Wrestling for the fifth consecutive year this season. The 1963 Knights posted the school's best season with six wins and four losses in dual league competition. True to tradition, another Bullard wrestler captured a Valley Championship. 2 Under the guidance of Coach Robin Rush, Bullard toured the Valley tournaments and was host for the North Yosemite League tournament in which seven N.Y.L . teams represented their schools. The season was highlighted in the Central Section Tournament when jim Scales Won the Valley Championship in his 133 Weight class . Scales was a three year letterman, had a 14-2-l record his Senior year, and was voted most outstanding Wrestler. Dennis Deliddo was voted most improved Wrestler. Dennis Deliddo, 1 65 l i Gary Davies, 1 65 -1 75 ,, .i'.'7. ' ii -. '54, ,,- Row 1: Jeff Brown, Bob DeRemer, Tom Ken Binatena' 175 McCarthy, third in NYL. ROW 2: Ernie Kazato and Dennis Deliddo, second in NYL, Jim Scales, third in NYL. Jim Scales, Valley Champion. ROW 1: David Brown, Jeff Brown, Tom McCarthy, John Walker, Bob De- Remer, Jim Scales, Ernie Kazato, George Peverill, Jim Ashjian, Dennis Deliddo, Ken Binatena, Greg Turpie, Bill McCracken. ROW 2: Jack Cash- ion, Stan Cooper,'Bob Stephenson, Richard Kelly, Larry Butler, Phil Wells, Steve Parkes, Butch Stratford, Dick Goldman, Juan McLoughlin, Randy Brockway, Pat Brietigam. ROW 3: Perry Ramos, Ron Gregorian, Don Har- W mon, Kent Pipes, Phillip Tussey, Rod I-Iaron, Pat Henry, Gary Davies, Alan Greg Turpie, 191 Binatena, Keith Johnson, Coach Robin Rush. Bill McCracken, Unlimited a ROW 1: Chuck Mallory, Rod Goya, Bill Asbury, Rocky Morelli. ROW 2: Bill Johnson, Harris Feinn, Tim Lawless, Alan Donald, Tom Long, John Blackburn, Jody Swinehart, Coach Ray Jensen. Golf The status of Bullard's golf teams has grown beginning with last year's team, and the outlook for the future is excellent, according to Coach Ray Jensen. The 1963 golf team had more experience and greater desire than any previous golf team. With depth, experience, leadership, and excellent team spirit its goal was not only the league, but also the Valley Championship. Scores and individual pictures will appear in the supplement. ,, 'Q Danny Simmons, Jim Taylor, Betsy Sabin, Pat Bradley, Richard DeRemer. S k' ' Unusual weather conditions forced the Bullard ski team, under the coaching of Mr . jerry jury, to become a water skiing team in March for practice. Bullard's ski teams have tradition- ally set high records, taking first place in the valley three years in a row and second place last year. Since only two members of the 1963 team are graduating, Bullard expects to continue setting records next year. Meanwhile, the members could only look hopefully at clouding skies and keep transistors tuned to weather broadcasts in hopes that Old Man Winter would bring one last minute storm. KQA97 Class ROW 1: Tom Van Ingen, Roger Garabedian, Alan Beymer, Harry Johnson, Pete Juliana, Jim Tyler, Mike Tiemey, Craig Stover. ROW 2: Gary Giragosian, Jim Merrill, Dick Goldman, Eric Kastner, Dale Monte- leone, Jim Adams, Tim Murphy, Jim Plaunt, Tom McLaughlin, Dave Olson, Steve Schaaf. ROW 3: Ken Binatena, Keith Ginsburg, Ray Dressler, Bob Abbott, Bob Van Ingen, Tim Summers, Jay Boone, Gary Johnson, Marty Brewer, Jim Moore, Dean Reed. QKBY! Class ROW 1: Steve Burdick, Mike Williams, Mike Kavanagh, David Rice, Byron Bommarito, Tom Judkins. ROW 2: Mark Chenault, Robert Tutunjian, Dave Cords, Steve Pricer, Stan Cooper, Nick Spear, Richard Faulkner, Alan Benatina. ROW 3: Alan Leslie, Fred King, Butch Stratford, Bill Stevens, Rusty Ray, Lonnie Wilson, Buddy Hawk, Tom Smiley, Fred Van Olphen, Richard Sorsky. Track Since no tournament leagues have yet been played, Bullard's track team, coached by Mr. Willard Olds, has not been able to set its traditionally high records . Several potential champions are mem- bers of the 1963 squad. Only a lack of depth haunts Bullard. Action pictures and scores will be published in the spring supplement of the yearbook. ROW 1: Steve Cooper, Ron Gregorian, Jerry Bear, Robert Rouch, Don Harmon. ROW 2: Larry Butler, Peri Ramos, Steve Parkes, Dean Eller, Dan Aller, Phil Wells. QQCYY Class S2 rm, I 1 Cross Countr Under the expert coaching of Mr. Willard Olds, the Bullard cross country team upheld its tradition of being an outstanding contender in the Valley. The 1962 Varsity team had one of its most successful seasons ever. Its dual meet record was o Wins and I loss. In addition, it placed second in the Modesto Invita tional, third in the League, and tied for fourth in the Valley. On occasion members of the junior Varsity competed in Varsity meets. Bullard's sophomore team tied for 2nd place in the league. Bob Van lngen, voted most improved runner trophy. Graduating seniors from this year's Varsity team are jim Merrill and Bob Van Ingen. JUNIOR VARSITY: ROW 1: Fred Jones, Harris Feinn, Roger Garabedian, Bill Stevens. ROW 2: John Graham, Alan Beymer, Fred King, Rusty Ray, Jim Baw- den, Ted Ostrander, Dave Rice, Greg Gibeson. VARSITY: Mike Kavanagh, Jim Merrill, Jim Plaunt, Bob Van Goldman, Harold Brockman, Dave Cords. Ingen Dick SOPHOMORE: Bob Rouch Mark Chenault, Brian McNair, Tom Van Ingen, Ellis Daniels. I Tom Smiley, Stan Cooper, SO121e012e'S not 1n SfeP bafrk fhef6f'f f'iEW6r1ii1i8j1'fii:!i:1? ' Sdiiiebne , wwe axgvnor I don,'tL ou make a s 112116 btxtiof W' a round circle? 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'1- Dust-Tex lVlops AM 6-0627 Also Bakersfield--Bay Area Fresno, Calif A Pt sf it Congratulations to the Class of '63 f ,,, STAR STUCCO PRODUCTS, INC. - - 9. . wr3bw,...E.2m. We Give Thrifty Green Stamps Free Pick Up 8. Delivery Wholesale Only Exterior 8. Interior Stucco u - - Motor Tune Up Brushsfgggfe ailgrfsiiglnlsll Brake 8. Muffler Service Gun Dash Phone BA 7-3990 ISI5 Home Av. AM 6-7873 Cor. Moroa 8 Shaw Fresno 4, Calif 222-6593 Nick Lombardo Ralph Moore 4838 No. Blackstone Fresno, California W. B. BILL REED'S UNION SERVICE Karen Olsen oncl Geri Smith shop in COOPER S Congratulations to the Across from Fresno Guarantee Class of '63 Savings and Loan Ashlan 8. Blackstone COOPER'S Fulton and Merced Streets Judi Smith G S th SMITH AND YEAROLIT, INC 4576 E. Pine Fresno 2, California Drilling Contractors Ph. CL 1-6061 Cesspools, Septic Tanks, Test Holes, Pier Holes, Drain Wells Remember . . If You Didn't Buy lt at AFCO-- You PAID TOO MUCH A Q E3 DISCOUNT DEPARTMENT STORE 5374 N . Blackstone Blvd . Fresno l Bullardites Judi Ganimian, Karen Hansen, and Cheryl Fitzgerald try their hand at disc iockeying while two of I KYNOIS regular disc iockeysl Les Learn More, and You ll Earn More! Turpin and Gary Gilbert, look on in Gmusemenl' Q Best Wishes for Your Future Number One in Fresno L' H' Spike Wilson Compliments of f ll W 21 -S 35 YOSEMITE NURSERY 1 Everything in the Nursery Line V S 40l9 N . Blackstone Ph . BA 7-2010 5272 N . Blackstone BA 2-9886 illage FOGDLAND Corner of Palm and Shaw Vl E In Beautiful Fig Garden Village You Pay No More to Shop at a Better Store! D A D Your Independent F I.. N Fresno Merchant POTTER'S it FIG GARDEN DRUGS Corner of Palm and Shaw POTTER'S Salutes the Graduating Class of '63 at Bullard High School f l G Congratulations and Good Luck glinizulHHIlilllnlnlmnIIllIinmllllflllillllmlllliinillliiliulllfiilllllllnuinmimi!IlimiIulllnlcanmefiif1mmIlliniall2usmimmlmlrlviii 'll' 1 Q I I AV.. 6 W4 A FRESNO BE UTY COIL GE - A 1 A E ANN rsosmco invites you to rEDEizico's for the Z1f.fSl,,'2nZ'fIZ, l'2Lie.Z .'TT1.T.1ZlJ.'Z'?J..'?l,2117 FOR THE ULTIMATE in todays exciting new salon fashions in hair styling visit F E D E I I C 0 ' S ADVANCED ACADEMY. Federico's will create your own special hair style and enhance your crowning glory with the newest in vibrant color styling. OPEN WED.-THURS.-FRI. EVENINGS 'TIL 9:30 A bright and promising future is yours when you enroll in FEDERICO'S basic beauty course. This Includes Four Weeks Advanced Style Training In Federico's Advanced Academy By Leading Salon And Federico Slyl- ists And Teachers At Na Increase ln Tuition. Day and night classes lorning con- tinuously. BEING A FEDERICO GRADUATE IS THE IIIGIIBT RECONMEDATIDI TNI UI IHEIVEY' Federico graduates are always in demand. 'A' Better Income i' Security 'k Glamour 'A' Recognition. All beauty work done by advanced students under expert supervision. COOLED BY REFRIGIRATION AM 6-1859 and AM 2037 TUOLUMNE STREET FRESNO Other Federico Beauty Colleges ln Vlsalla and Bakersfield Janice Federico and her friends take a ride in Miss FecIerico's Impala . EATS of '63! 6 OI53 n the grocery Employees at the College Pharmacy are Eager to Serve You . COLLEGE PHARMACY Prescriptions I429 N . Van Ness AD 3-2137 F - ' Tum: PRoDucTs e o c l' o r Y D i s l' r I U B T u O c ,f k 5 n e r S 1505 Blackstone Ave. p r Fresno i n k l e r s BIQAESPB s fw Bali-Ham-Bibs--Chickln-Steak fii. smonanssonn sm.: regex 9 Also Orders To Go QP DELIVERY service ' 4 P.M. TO 10 P.M. Open 7 Days 1 'I A.M. 'Til ? 6366 N. BLACKSTON! AVE. - Tune-Ups--Lubriccifions--Brakes l 9 Cord s Lumber Company Incorporated BILL'S SUN LAND SERVICE Show Se Moroo Complete Building Supplies Ph. AM 6-9953 650 R Sffeef Fresno Free Pick Up 3 Delivery BA 93339 Congratulations to the Class of '63 HOME TITLE CO. 2032 Mariposa AM 89811 GEORGE L. BRANNAN VILLAGE BAKERS 'iWedding Cakes Canteen Service of San Joaquin Valley Birthday Cakes 141 North Fresno Street Cakes For Special Occasions Fresno 6, California Located in Fig Garden Village BA 7-2892 Telephone ADams 7-1043 GOSPEL MUSIC 8 SUPPLY CO. is W' Complete Line of Selmer and Olds Band Instruments or wg, A 5-aan... ff Valley's Music Center Open Monday, Thursday, 8. Friday 'til 9 Compliments of WALKER Insulation Co., Inc. 6277 No. Blackstone Ave. Fresno Several Bullard ladies shop For musical instruments at Gospel located at 2901 N . Blackstone. W tyrv .X . S 9, ', D nigipsRaJAN1roR suPPLY. 1NC..,s5 GIL E. JOHNSON , 'fm -+0 Keith Johnson 905 No. Fulton Street AD 7-0207 Investors Diversified Services, lnc . Founded i884 DIVERSIFIED SERVICES, INC. .,wreza,,o O 2 Divisional Sales Manager San Joaquin Paper 8 Janitor Supply, Inc. Wholesalers of Paper S4 janitorial Service Edmonds Jewelers, Silversmiths Diamond Values of the Valley Beloved by Brides for Over Half a Century Bankamericard International American Express Credit Cards Dignified Credit AD 3-2176 Locally Owned ll60 Fulton Fresno Cor. Fulton-Fresno Between Casners 8. Thrifty L. B. PIPES COMPANY Congratulations to the 'Class of '63 ' Lloyd B. Pipes Bullard Booster Kent Pipes and his friends use their mechan- ical skills on a fellow class- mate. Day or Night, Meet Your Friends ot . . MQDQNALUS HAMBLIRGERS Two Locations Show ot Fresno cmd Blackstone ot Shields Karen Olsen and Geri Smith select o toy ot . . if jfv ' Qamm. 1725 BROADWAY O AM 4-6404 FRESNEI, CALIFDRN AUTO BODY Si FENDER WORKS Complete Automobile Reconstruction BEN FRANKLIN VARIETY STORE Established 1910 734 W. Show BA 2-8201 l8l8 Merced c1tH St. AD 3-3169 8 PRIME RIB RESTAURANT Chicken Dinners To Go Coffee Shop Open 24 Hrs. Banquet Rooms 3131 N . Cedor Ave. BA 24424 c5'Jma!ffaAL -o'ClU'lCfl,-mfl1J1.QJ'L - I ff z- 5,.H.i-- A M ff 5415513-ff 51' A A I 41 I ,B IN FIG GARDEN VILLAGE R PALM sf sHAw Ave. CONVENTIONS - SALES MEETINGS - PRIVATE PARTIES FOR RESERVATIONS BA 2-3031 I . o O O I WWIJII II IIN., P1 6 3 'O I I I Lf 2814 N. Moroo Ave . 222-7731 Watch For Our Lovely New Store at 844 Van Ness Across from the Hotel Californian Ellis and Marilyn Daniels 921 Broadway ' 1351, rg O 0 Q W' ' 1' gi ,E I f K KIMILQ 9 lQlOlfl A A O ' I Ilbl onrsnms Cgcxxulg S'nesmo's gpangest and Jlflost Q Cgeautqluli Qeautg QaQom gg' ,.:: 2 ' i Il' 'luv ' Li '-1: 2 ' Y I '1 .gig 11 5 ' ' .nk smw X- 5 Managing Owner E + smu ANA W W V?Nf:I'Et !V'THAIVl ,..i 1 z e re o x enslve-- ' g We Just Look Tllnat Way , 5 BA 2-4484 ay 5 I - visiroizs ALWAYS wELcoME -- I . i I i ka 25 Q Gmmmc Corner N. Blackstone lumor woman and rumor miss apparel 9 if 'T VT and Gettysburg ? if 4612 N. Blackstone Ave. ollanz ORIGlNALS Phone AMherst 4-9765 1127 Fulton Sf., Fresno Compliments ot KAST OF CALIFORNIA Fresno, California Congratulations to the Class of '63 L DOUBLE ,- CUI-A Wm.H. McDonald, Jeweler Certified Germologist--Registered Jeweler American Gem Society DOUBLE-COLA BOTTLING CO. 337 Palm Fresno, California 5056 Norflq Palm Ave. Fig Garden Village BA 7-356l Dale Brothers in the Can! Cougwhulatiousfafiw Claasoyee A. R. ZACHER COMPANY, INC Industrial Chemicals Public Warehousing 200 Santa Fe Ave. AD 7-6l6I Paula Zacher h : X ,. 5, 5 WWEQTZE Klis EL f . Q ' , lee: sniff., ,gs f Tu ffy 'wwf!-fQv12L'3',5' Win. 1 . A Sxmwfmw-W gi. I - Qgwwl A - gwlfiaxy fe ,A f.,f'AyyqY,-mggxl, , ,L f V QQQ.,fZmp,g 92 ff ,--Z fb- .. 1? B4fQf'2?w72wafLm- .,21 .3-Q3 1 ' Missa? ' I . H 'enz.--:2,zf1fQEAffg3-viffsv 55 xg .. if .. H . . :ff gf' H 5' . in ' 3, 5 W f ,.f.g,g 42-wave: , 1 it ' ' if ,, - ' gf,-vi 1:25252 .. 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M 4 'uf rf Sb S Wm. ....,,,.., 3 ,,, , . 5 , 'l H fi ff .,,,i mv' ' Q S 'V x DARN POPULAR Popular zs as Popular does Thats The Home ofthe BIG BOY and young p ople and then' parents know the fine enwronment The Home of the BIG BOY ojers all dzscr zmznatzng young people K T B stands fo: Oh well nevev tell' J 'M f home of the Blg Boy 5 45 original double deck K. - HAMBURGER I-S' For All Your Family's Drugs Stop in at Any of the 3 Big STILLMAN DRUG STORES Store No. Q11 2001 Van Ness - Ph. BA 7-8421 Store No. f21 4786 Belmont - Ph. CL 5-8375 Store No. f31 1319 Shields - Ph. BA 9-9521 ll ' Y, , , 9 1 ' 2 hd ll YI , n 1 . Y I n If -.371 , g 1, . Q - l u , v . Q 1 ' -.l-' x: 1 0 GBKIID YIIDQMIIK X I. C. WMI IN1., INC. lfll Ou1uQwuwwWi5lv. . 6owYowu QuooessuoflwQfwes Qw:ingFwsuofSIbtadzmaJCow1l'1as wifiv ww, Bwwls 06Ag 1805 NO. LAFAYETTE FRESNO. CALIFORNIA AD 3-3177 .,,,,61E.. BULLARD KNIGHTS SB BARBER SHOP Palm 8m Browning Three Barbers to Serve You uf 5' Congratulations to the Class of '63 . . . BOWJBOUS Pfwsadpiiow Pkafuwog BA 2-3324 2948 N . Fresno Fresno, California ANDY'S NURSERY 8. FLOWER SHOP Flowers for All Occasions Seeds--Shrubs--Bulbs--Bedding Plants Best Wishes for Future Success to the Graduating Class of '63 Robert Colter Realty Ranches 81 Commercial Ph . BA 2-5268 36l9 N . Thorne 2930 N . Blackstone Ph. 222-33ll Fresno, California V- ' Brainy people drink ...for a quick, refreshing lilxtl Meet the Gong at MARlON9S 7Up Bottling Company Let Us Style Your Coiffure for the All Knight Party of Fresno 3l5 E. Sheilds BA 2-3348 Compliments of HANSEN'S Air Conditioning and Heating Junior boys rev up cz I963 Nova Chevy in the new Frontier Chevrolet show room . We Zrii l-5'Zl..lill.:.lIClfli.!li-lg? Karen and Keith Hanson take o moment to pose for the LANCE photographer. 1400 Van Ness Fresno, California lift-W idfflif? ..L,.c-- ,,f,,,.......---H' Free Car Wash With Purchase of i5 Gallons of Gas With Purchase of With Purchase of l0 Gallons of Gas 5 Gallons of Gas Car Wash Car Wash 49C 89C MANCHESTER AUTO WASH 3854 N. Blackstone Ave. Fresno 1'1g:f'fZ..1. figf ,1- - Yi., -.Dc -., x -. -, .. c,..-....,-.,.-., f., ARMSTRONG CEILINGS 1 H0vf,,g9a ACOUSTICAL MATERIALS-SALES AND ssrzvice ,Aiybwmiw Q , K 'WL V V - .V -VERQ Q -I . yn , M. lg X t I l ll 'lu' llllil l ,P i ' ' 1 7' Y.,.- xii .1 ,, ,iid f 'iff ' ' u I X In ll, l ill L :I - t r f'-rr- r r it l Nami 1 M2 Is., rr..w,... A Ulf, rf: k N N-,g X5 ., . ., ' ' xii? , 6 N , HARRY JOHNSON SOUND CONTROL Bums Q BA ,W , 4833 N. BLACKSTONE. FRESNO RESIDENCE BA H911 .Q . .a'fe'Xie237ffssffffar2fS.f24rffgn,ffr ,, . . ,, Al leys--High In the Sky Susan and Gary Markarian Complete Home Furnishings Home of the Five Brothers CONGRATULATIONS I from Finer Furniture Since 1910 1027 BFOGCJWOY AM 3-55l7 HENRY L, SORSKY, PRESIIJENT .et V - E , ' ,, 3? 1 --1 I, Il--931 nj , 1:52. V V I 'Tj .-A-'iiilitfiiii E Q.. Iliff: IliiE.lf:aiWEUimv 3845 N. BLACKSTONE, FRI-:sNo, CALIFORNIA KAVANAGH VISTA WATER CO. Maureen and Mike Kavanaugh holler, Hey, Dad, turn off the water! The Bullard district's locally owned, privately operated public utility. Homes 4' Ranches Insurance ' Commercial BENDER REALTY AI Bender 4789 N . Blackstone Bus. 222-5207 Fresno 28, California Res. 229-7746 ' 9 Furniture i' Interiors Tower District I028 N . Fulton AD 3-4201 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of I963 GARR ETT BROS . The Maple Shop Garrett House 4403 E. Tulare St. I49 N. Fulton St. HENRY THANE Real Estate--Insurance 2908 Wishan at Michigan BA 9-3523 Jane Linschied and Karen Robinson help Bob Colter change his spotsI MANCHESTER CENTER - BALDWIN 2-SI I I FRESNO 3, CALIFORNIA ,..,...--. -Y W Y i. .. . . ,,....?,..i,. . Diahie H1963 Chuck Hoover photo Bullard Loyalty lWith Apologies to U of lllinoisl We're loyal to you, Bullard High, So show us your might, Bullard High We'll ever be true, Bullard High. And put up a fight, Bullard High. We'll back you to a Stand Our team is our fame's protector 'Gainst the best in the land On, boys, for We expect a 'Cause We know you have Sand, Bullard High! Victory from you, Bullard High! RAH RAH RAH RAH 126 ADAMS 23,68,81,86,98 ALLINGTON 23 AMACKER 68,69,78 AMES 23 ANDERSON 23 ANDREEN 23,75 ANGELL 23,94 ARGENTINO 23 ARMOR 28,62,68,68,81 ARTHUR 23,81 ,87 ASBURY 28,78,76,97 ASHJIAN 28,81,86,96 ASTONE 23,68 AVENT 23,64,75 BADGER 22,24,62,72,79,81,87 BAER 24,68,69,73,78,80,94 BAKER, J. 24,62,81,87,92,98 BAKER, S. 24 BALDOCK 24,79 BARNARD 24,106 BAWDEN 24,68,73,79 BEESON 24 BELCHER 24 BELIZ 24,74 BELLISOMI 24 BENDER 24 BERKELEY 24,62,78,79,82,92, 76,91 BERNARDONI 25,78 BETHKE 25,68,73,75 BEYMER 25,65,74,98,99 BIFFI 25,68,75 BIGLOW 25,59,72,76,79 BINATENA 25,81 ,87,96,98 BONNER 25 BOWMAN 25,67 BRADLEY 25,62,73,97 BRASHEARS 25 BROLINE 25 BROWN, A. 25 BROWN, D. 25 BROWN, T. 26 BROWNS, 26 BRUGMANN 26 BRYANT 26 BULLOCK 26 BUTTS 26 BYRD 26,80 CAMPBELL 26,75 CARMOUCHE 26,62,72,76 CASNER 26,74,94 CHANCE 26,81 CLARKE 26 COKER 26,78,79,80,94 COLBY 27,73,74 COLLINS 27,71 COLTER 27,68,69,78,81,87, 93,125 CONLEY 27 CONN 27,68,69,78,105 CRAMER 27 CUMMINGS 27,68 DAVIES 27,81 ,98,96 DAVIS 27 DEORLAN 27 DEAN 27,78,74 DECKER 27,62,72,73,79 DELIDDO 27,81 ,86,96 DELSID 28 DEREMER, B. 28,81 ,96,97 DEREMER, R. 28,97 DONALD 28,68 DOUGLASS 28,94 DUBSICK 28,81,87 EDMUNDS 28 ELLIS 28,128 EMERZIAN 28,75,79 Senior Index Identified photos only ERICKSON 28 EVILLE 28 FARRIS 28 FELLMETH 28 FERRUA, JANET 29 FERRUA, JANICE 29 FINDLEY 29 FITZGERALD 29,65,70,75,110 FLUNTO 29,68,82 FORD, SUSAN 29,72 FORD, SUZANNE 29,76,79,80, 95 ERANZ 29 FRIES 29,68,75 FRY 29,68 GANIMIAN 29,64,65,68,75,79, 80,110 GARABEDIAN 29,81 ,98,99 GEORGE 29 GILBERT 30 GINSBERG 8o,68,68,86,90,92, 98 GORDON 30 GOYETTE 30 GRAMIS, J. 30 GRAMIS, M. 80,74,79 GRAYSON 69,80 GREEN, J. 80,62,64,65,76,79, 105 GREEN, L. 30,64,68,76 GREENBERG 80,76,81,94,98 HAAS 3O,62,71,76,79,82 HADSALL 30 HALL 30,68,71 HANNA 80,68,82 HANSEN 22,31 ,62,64,68,76, 78,913,123 HARLEY 31,91 ,92 HARTUNIAN 31 ,75,79 HARWELL 81,72 HATCH 31 HERR 31 HONEYCUTT 81,68,78,79,80, 95 HOUSER 31 HOUSTON 22,81,62,68,68,71, 78,95 HOWELL 31 ,75 HUDSON 31 HUFFMAN 31 ,82 HUGHES 81,72,68,81,94 HUTCHINS 32 HYDE 32 JACKSON 82,68,71 JACOBSON 32,68,69,95 JAMISON 82,64,76,78,94 JENSEN, S. 32 JENSEN, V. 32 JOHNSON, BEVERLY 82,64,78, 79 JOHNSON, BILL 32,97 JOHNSON, J. 32,75,79 JONES 32,71,75,79,8O JORDAN 22,32,61,75 JORGENSEN 32,74,75,76,79, 82 JOY 33 JOYCE 33,72,73,76,79,80,94 KACHADOORIAN 33,69 KADANI 88,62,68,70,78,74,88 KALPAKJIAN 33 KANNE 33 KAVANAGH 22,33,72,75,76,125 KAZATO 33,68,78,96 KELLY 33,75,79 KERAN 33 KING 33 127 KIRSCHNER 33,73 KLEIN 33 KOLIGIAN 34 KORENAK 34 KOWERDUCK 34 KROHN 84,70,78,76,79,80 KRUSE 34,68 KUMULIAN 34 IACKEY 34 LANGE 34 LAVAY 34 LESLIE 34,62,72,76,79,82 LINN 34 LINSCHEID 34,62,79,82,95,125 LIPSTON 34,73 LITTRELL 35 LOMEN 22,85,74,92 LOWREY 35,75 LUCAS, L. 35,76 LUCAS, M. 22,35,68,72,81, 87,93 MACMICHAEL 35,69 MAGARIAN 35,59 MARKARIAN 35,62,78,81,93, 124 MARSELLA 85,68,69,78,78,86 MARTIN 35 MARTZ 35 MCCARTHY 35.96 MCCRACKEN 35,96 MCLAUGHLIN, J. 36,72,73, 79,80 MCLAUGHLIN, T. 86,68,77, 81 ,86,98 MCLOUGHLIN 36,78,81,89, 95,96 MEADOWS 36 MEKKES 36,75 MELIKIAN 86,62,68,68,78,81, 87,88,90,92,93 MERRILL 36,62,63,8l,98,99 MILLS 36 MINASIAN 36 MONTGOMERY 36 MOONEYHAM 36,78 MOORE 86,68,72,75,79,82 MORELLI 36,81,89,97 MORGAN 37 MORROW 37 MOSGROVE 37 NALBANDIAN 37,75 NEFF 37 NELSON 37 NEWMAN 87,68,70,82 NIELSEN 75 NISHIMOTO 37 OGARD 37 OLSEN 87,78,81 OSTERLOH 37 PAEHLIG 87,68,72,94 PAGE 37 PALOMEQUE 38 PARKERTON 38 PATTERSON, C. 38 PATTERSON, M. 38 PAWLICK 38,73 PENFIELD 38,81 PEPPER 88,68,80 PERRY 38,72 PETERSON, B. 38,68,72,80,94 PETERSON, R. 38 PEVERILL 88,81,86,96 PICKFORD 88,81,86 PLAGGE 38,93 POK 89,81,98 PORTEOUS 39 POWERS 89,76,79,80,82 POYTHRESS 39,73,76,78 PRINE 39 QUALLS 39,63,81,87,91,92 RIEMER 39 ROARK 39,70,78,95 ROBERSON 39,72 ROBERTSON 39 ROBINSON 89,74,75,125 ROYER 39 RUSH 39 SAID 40,68,73,95 SANDERSON 40 SANNE 40 SCALES 40,81 ,87,96 SCHAFER 40,68,79,82 SCHREIBER 40 SCHULTZ 4O,63,72,73,74,81, 86,88 SCHWEMLER 40 SELLECK 40 SELLERS 40,79 SHAW 40,75,80,95 SHEETS 40,89,98 SHIRLEY 40,75 SHONKWILER 41,64 SIMI 41 SLATER 41 SMILEY 41 ,68,69,75 ,78,80 SMITH, E. 41,80 SMITH, G. 41,64,65,75,80,108 109,116,128 SNELL -11,61,62,63,71,74,79, 80,94 SORSKY -11,81 SPENCER 41 ,95 STAHL 41 ,68,75,79 STONE 41 STOVER 41 ,98 SUMMERS 41,81,98 TATMAN 42,68,69,77,78,95 TIERNEY 42,98 TILLOTSON 42,76 TILLY 42 TROISI 42 TRULL 42,73,75,79 TURNER 42 TURNEY 42 TUSSY 42,96 UTTER 22,42,68,72,74,75 VAN INGEN 42,63,98,99 VAROUJEAN 42 VESTAL 42,62,76,78,82 VOICE 22,43,63,72,77 WALKER 48,68,69,78,79,89,92 WALLACE 43 WANNER 43,65,75 WARD 43,68 WEPPLER 43,75,76 WERSHING 43 WESTRICK 43,68 WHALEY 43 WHERRY 43 WICKSTROM 43,79 WIDMAN 43,62,68,82 WILKINS 43,69,75,8O WILKINSON 44,64 WILLIAMS, B. 44,64,76 WILLIAMS, G. 44 WILSON 44,81 ,95 WIMPEY 44 WORTMAN 44,94 WRIGHT 44 YATES 44 YOUNGBERG 44,76,79,94 Ez? 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