Calaveras High School - Skull Yearbook (San Andreas, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1952 volume:

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Q V 1 F Y Q We, the Calaveras Union High School Student Body, dedicate our 1951-1952 high school annual to the memory of Bill Turner, better known to us as Buster. In so doing, we remember all former students who are now in the service of their country AM: -. . 'H 'S .-.'+ .1 lr , -4 K - sk , o I Ulzgdffcyfgdf Though time will pass and we Shah part, this hook wxh he au uuhxeakahk hnk m your chain of memorxes And xi when Xookmg thmough theme p ges you rehve the happy dayb of yewteryeaxs effoxu WM not have he-:eu m fox yu-5 L awhue, oul 0111 ou , may y vam Thu: we ple-.ent thus book to y hghtex an he happxex 1 may hung d youx hvew he-mu he the memox xeb mt I fn. ,Q lx 2251? 'fer 1-fffr' ,ww Miamaiiiwwimdmyf PM 'il 'Q 'Q Awfiwdifi 'vfsflwgf Wi?'2'.w Editor , , , , , Assistant Editor Business Manager ,,,,,, ,.,, , W Assistant Business Manager GWEN MCCLELLAND KEN DEBOY MVENITA ANDREWS WTED SCHADEWITZ Senior Editor W, ..,,,, ,,7, , , ,,,77 ,JOAN OSBORN Assistant Senior Editor . Athletic Editor Circulation .,e,A, .. Photography Editor , Feature Editor 7 Organizations , lunior Editor ,,et....ve,e,,ee.e,. funior Business Manager BRUCE LANCLEY FRANK SANDRETTO 7, HELEN LAIDET EEEWEEWAYNE SEGALE E ss..s. MARTHA GATES , E .JANET ROSSETTI E. ,DARYL JORDAN .ROBERT KAMENA S SQ N 29 N xxx X '-'-t ff-... . -f--un' 1 . ,.,'G.-J --.IA --.-aug. . ' -. '..'. v, t qv.. Qi-',. , .. N- - .,-3 .-, .vw 1-'... ' ' . -sh.,,..- 5 -g'1f, .2- 'f,g.C.-5 ' M , 4, . . .,. if wr. I . .f.,. ,Q I ' if-2' f'2Tr554il'-t2.11.f--:al .- , - V 5. ,-5, ' V .. 1 J--t -L Nu., V. jf.:--: -5 ' x.,-K . -- -1 ft, '--- ' 1 '-TQ '. jx, 7 1, '! 'C , .wr .bf .git .-' , ,If , 1 , nl! t . H44 X .uf ,gn - -1 .e.,N. f:.tf M' I-:ii YU 3,38 ' iftkj, Q. l-gvq 1 Qs. '4 1' I 4 ' ' 5443? O . 'Z W c zfm V Om: ut tho must prtzmt possvssimxa ut any high schoot grauhtutc. whr-tht-r ht- was a utcmhcr ut tht- dass ut 'Ut or '3L is his high svhuot Auntmt. Um' hy one as the yvurs go hy, the mutvrtut things wr- vht-rishvct must htghty as at high svhont stustvnt art' worn out. lust. ttcstroycst. or torguttvttl Swvutvrs. in-ttvrs. ttwduts. awards. n'vrtttts'ut0S. ptmrturvs gramhxuth tha- atttwur hut thc Mmuat stays un. This V132 Skutt wttt hs- nu cxwpttmt. Ut tht- some thru' hunttrvft m'uptr'5 printed. at wm- stth-ruhtv utujortty uf them xwttt Stth ht- ht vxtstt-tu-v ht 2000 IX. U. Bs' aura: to km-p your vupy. You Onjuy tt now. you wt rmtttnuc to vnttvy tt through the yvurs tu voutc. 0. L. KF,Nt U7.t.U L llll x D 1 LXIIIIRIXSTXII k N-.,P lil N iq .1..-l -fi as it 0 Ill I l3lx0 l i1-4' I,I'flH'f17lIl Cade-t Training. Pliysicul Educa- f tion. Mechanical Drawing. J MR. JE N RIDLEY Physi I Education. Social Studies - X oi- 'T-SX , at tn. RALPH it. ' f.LEt6l4 Drivers E1lucat'n -li is-, 1riulAm 47 1 1 I r - Q- x ' Q'-s -.., -Q X' v-A, X Q k t Q 'J' vt, o - 'J-ea 4' S 4:.'f 5' ,gixw 1 iiF'K9',39'bt l J-Taz A ' , t g..9:gp -5- x .- 3, . 5 . iSQf f'lN Jkt P , fi? 'L-if? A ' ' ' ' . I 1' . IR, JACK BURNS Art. Scie-liven Arts and Crafts il i t MR. JAMES HALVERSON Band. Chorus I . tj MISS ELLEN M. TEBERG Physical Education. Social Studies A li limi? Qw MR. WAYNE GIBSON Civics English Social Studies S i - A.B., De er iw A MISS CAV MISS NORINE CADEMARTORI English. General Mathematics. Business Mathematics A.B.. University of California oo, MR. RONALD LAMBERT Dramatics. English. Journalism A.B.. M.A.. San Francisco State College 41 X5 MRS. GRACE ALFORD Spanish. English. Typing A.B., University of California .IL R. KENNETH HOPPER Business Education A.B.. San ,lose State College l 4 u 1 I 3 u 4. 1 K., ,ff 1 4 MRS. ANNA BACH Homemaking. Cafeteria A.B.. Fresno State College 4 1 1 1 l N MR. EARL Algebra. Library Q of Agriculture A.B., University of California W A U-Cu HI -- Z' ,rage 2 l Second row: Mr. Charles Seaver, Mr. Frank Meyer, President. First row: Mr. A. J. Cobb, Mr. Howard Blagen, Dr. Rirhard VVood. gear! qgfluxfmf We, the members of the Calaveras Union High School Stu- dent Body, take this opportunity to thank the BOARD OF TRUSTEES for the months of service rendered without pay, and for the genuine interest they have always shown in our school. This year many hours have been spent, not only in formulating school policies, but also in planning new and bet- ter facilitics for us. l ll insure-mv ,gf if A 1' 1, X Us iedrtdii-E..-,' 1424297 SENIOR OFFICERS Second row: Mrs. Alford. Pat Montgomery, Bob Russell, Rod Kuhn, Marlene Hymer, Ted Schadewitz. Venita Andrews. Mr. Hopper. First row: Boyd Austin ,loe Larson, Kenneth Deboy, Don Murrison. Seventy-nine frightened freshmen entered Calaveras in September 1948. We shall long remember with what fear and trembling we looked forward to the Freshman initiation. and it was not until after it was over that we really began to feel at home. The highlight of our sophomore year was our trip to the College of the Pacific where we saw a production of Julius Caeser. All our efforts in our junior year were devoted to making the ,lunior-Senior Prom a success. The theme Enchanted Islandw was carried out beautifully and in great detail: everyone agreed that it was the hbest ever. Mrs. Alford and Mr. Hopper, who have been our sponsors for the past three years. worked diligently with the committees to plan the banquet and decorate the gym. As juniors. we took upon ourselves the task of revising the Student Body Constitu- tion in order to make the government of our school more democratic: equal class representation in the Student Council and provision for regular Student Body and Student Council meetings were some of the revisions. Our class has always been high in scholarship having an average of seventeen on the honor roll each semester. Martha Cates, Gwen McClelland, Janet Rossetti and Frank Sanclretto were elected to membership in the National Honor Society at the end of their junior year. A chapter of CSF was established in February 1952 and several seniors will receive the gold seal on their diplomas. ln athletics. as well as in scholarship. many members of our class have been out- standing. Francis Kirk made a letter in varsity football in his freshman year. This year. seventeen out of a twenty-five man squad in football and eight out of eleven in basketball are members of the senior class. We shall never forget the past four years we have spent at the Rock, nor the many happy times we have had and the friends we have made. 1 ' f? S. .W 1:19 lk A JANET HOSSETTI Course: Comme-r4'ial Major: Eng.. Hath. llantl Olljrre: l'rush rlrc-as.. Supl: hr-ct., ,Ir 'l'rf'as., Skull Staff, llvaml f:ll1't'l'l1'il4 ,.4f'li1'itir's: Band Nlusiv Fvstiva He-arst Ranrh. 49 anfl 51 YNHIA 1.411 fvrvnm-. NASII, NHS L-'ltvri CAA B013 RUSSELL Ifollrse: Vocational Major: Shup llffzre: Sr. Se-vt. .'1rl1'1'iIie'x.' llltwlt lf Letlers: Fuotlmall. llaskvtlrall. lluwl WAYNE SEGALE Course: Al'8llt'llllC Major: llanml. Sri:-nu Offifv: Skull Staff Actilfities: Blovk C lull Letters: Football. llaske-tlvall. llawlrall llancl. GWEN MCCLELLAND ffuursf: .'xl'31lt'l'lllC' Major: ling.. Hath. Sri:-nw' ' ' ' VKX 0.fAflI'f'f Prosh 5:-cl.. lf. l.. Ra-p.. Re-vorcling Sect.. Jr. Vice Pros. Pres.. Jr. Skull Eclitur anfl Hfllllll' Tomahawk Staff Hearst Ranch. NHS. N.-KSC Letter: CAA MARTHA GATES Ifnurse: :Xcacle-nxic' Major: Engl.. Nlalh 0ffif'f': ,lr. 5:-ct., CAJK Trvas. .41't1'1'iIif's: 49 YMCA CtlIlf9l'PIlCl'- Sports llay at U. C. Lellfr: U.-NA ARLIN JASPER ffrmrse: Avamlvmic Major: Math. Eng. Uffiwv: Stull. llmly Prcs.. Srmph. l'r4-s.. .lr. llrvs. n . unc r'Ii1fiI1'0s: 50 annl 51 YMCA ffonfvr- Ar'ri1'ilies: Boys' State. 51 YMCA Con l'c'rc'nCA', Bl0Ck HC. NASC Lf'rl1'rs: lrzlvk. Footlmall. llannl Q2 R 5 hs' 430 FRANK SANDRETTO Course: Acarle-mic Major: Math Offire: jr. Pre-s., lllovk C Pres., Tomahawk and Skull Staff ,41'li1'iIic's.' Sl YMCA Co11f1-ru'm'a'. NHS lllovk C LEILA LONG Course: C0llll1l1'l'f'l8l ,Uajort English Ov,-fil'F.' 'l'omahawk Staff A1'tz'1'iriPx: Commvrvial Club. NASH Lvftfrf GAA ARLENE AMES Course: Academic Major: Home EC., Eng. Uffire: UAA Prvs. Af'tiL'iIie'5: Hvarst Ranch, 51 YMCA Cfonfvrvnve- LPIIN: CAA KENNETH DEBOY lfourse: Avamlelnir' Major: Eng., Math. llaml Uffives: Sr. Pr:-s.. Tomahawk anml Skull Staff A1'ti1'i!ies: Block C, CSF Conff-rn-ncv Letters: Football. liase-hall, llannl LARRY QUARTON Course: Vocational Major: Shop Office: Frosh Pres., Soph Pros., Jr. V. Pres. ,41'ti1'ities: Block C lmfters: llasketliall, Football VANCE QUINONES Courxes Vocational .Wajor: Eng., llanrl Af'fi1fil1'f's: Yell l.:-amlvr. NASKI Leller: CAA X s is ff' x.-- 4, r A , :I ,757 I ,V 1 Q ,,H ,' i l t + 44.5. t xx .C Exif 75. jk s' we cg. , . mm. , +t I-'Qs' '1- 'ffl' 5? M if .1 wif' 5Es' li!! W 25' ig: 4 .5 2 1' 48 P elf tit. . W ffl ,u f .kt QUT' if HELEN LAIDET Ifollrsv: Cunnnvrrial ,lInjor: lfngx.. Typing Uffiwv: Tnmaliawk anrl Skull Staff .4r'Ii1'iI1'1's: Niml:-stu lilll1l't'I'4'I'll't', Cmn- mvrcial Clulw Imflcr: KHNJX BRUCE LANCLEY Course: Acaflvniic Major: Nlatli Uffiws: Frf-sh. V. l'r:-Q.. Sunil. V. l rcs. Tmnaliawk and Skull Staff ' 1 RONALD SERRA Ifuurse: Vncatiunal llajnr: lnclustrial Arts NANCY WINCIIELI, Course: Commercial Major: Eng., Comm. Offices: Soph Sgt.-at-Arms, Tumahuwk Staff DARLENE WAR!! Course: Acaclmnic Major: Eng., Scivncr- Uffirrs: Fre-sh. Tr:-as., C.-MK Curr. Fvcl. DON MURRISON Course: Vocational Major: Eng., Agriculture Offices: Sr. V. Pres., FFA Sect., Master Cadet Sgt. Activities: 51 YMCA Conference. 50 YMCA Con. Cow Palace, Dairy Judging W! -5 fmx 'Uv 'Jil Lg... , lJ0NA1.n CAN'l'Rlil,I, l.mlr.w: A4'uwl1'llm' .Unjnrf ling.. Shop f,vUlI'1'.'Sllllll'lll Ilmly V. llrvs. .'1l'1l-l'l-lif'X.' NASC, lllnvli C I.f'Ilf'rx.' lfxuullmll. llalslxvllralll, 'l'l'ill'k J.M:QU1l1: I.oNr: f.'nur.w: Yiwillltlllill llnjnr: ling. IJ!!!-!kl'.' lfre-slr. 51-vt., 'l'mnulmwk Slafl' . 'I-l'l-Ilf'5.' Cmnxm-rviul Clul, .- lf'r: CAA JUAN Osmmm-3 I.'1mr.w.' Avzulm-lllim' .lfllf-Uff lfnr. Lang.. l'fng1. I,lvl'il'!'.Yf Skull Staff .4r11'r'ilic'x.' 51 YMCA Confm-r1'n1'v f,f'IIr'r5 llfxlx BILLY EVANS I,'u11rx4': Vovaliunul llzzjur: Ag. ,flr't1'1'ilif's: FFA. llluck C Lrlfvrs: Fnotluall, llaske-llvall. llasvlmull FRANCIS KIRK f.'1IllI'XP.' Vmulimmal jlllljrllff llanal 0lf,lAI'!'FSf Fr:-sll. l'r4-s.. .lr. Sgt.-ut-Arms ,4rli1'itie'x.' 50 YMCA Conf:-rf-llvv lllork C Imttvrsf Football. liaskvllmall, Track, llanwl Vl'INl'l'A IXNDREVYS l.'0ur.w: Avail:-mic' ,llajon Eng., For. Lang.. Math Uffire: Skull Bus. Mgr.. Sr. 51-41. ,41'Ii1'iI1.?.Yf 51 YMCA Conf:-re-m'v. CSI' Tour Leiter: C A A 177'-Y 1.2 'Lf ,sk l 'Y ar' 11- JUDY Cow Course: Commercial Major: Math Office: Jr. Sect. Letter: CAA EDWARD POST Course: Vocational Major: Incl. Arts, Math Activities: Block C Letler: lfoutliall BOB PONTP: Course: Vocational Major: Ag. Artivilies: Delegate to State Ag. Con vention, County Fair Board MARLENE HYMER Course: Commercial Major: Eng., Comm. Office: Sr. Treas., CAA V. Pres. Activities: Commercial Club Letter: GAA PAT MONTGOMERY Course: Commercial Major: Eng. Office: CAA Treas. Activities: Commercial Club, NASC Letter: CAA JOHN GALLI Course: Academic Major: Math. Shop Activities: Block C Letter: Football f yf gem... 'C' 'lil' fb '37 JOE LARsoN Course: Vocational Major: Ag. Offire: Ag. Pres., Hlock C Pres., Jr. Sgt.-at-Arms Activities: Block C, FFA, Sr. Pres. Letters: Basketball, Football, Track .lover-: TUTTLE Course: Commercial Major: Eng., Comm. Activities: Commercial Club Letter: CAA MYRNA PAULOS Course: Academic Major: English Offire: Stuclent Body Artivities: NACS, Hearst Ranch, Com mercial Club Letter: GAA Tan SCHADEWITZ Course: Vocational Major: English Uffires: Soph Pres. Activities: Block C, NASC Letters: Basketball. Track FRANK Gu1FFRA Course: Academic Major: Scicncc Office: Athletic Mgr. Activities: Block C Letters: Football, Track BARBARA CASTELIN Course: Vocational Major: English Activities: Commercial Club Letter: CAA 3' arf' ik ay. ir, I ELEANOI: N1c1ml.Ls Course: Cunmnu-rvial Major: Cnmln. Eng. ffrti1'itif's.' Tunmahaw Club Latter: ll,-KA k Staff, lfoxnnuwrial I-'RANK IIEYQVN4' Course: Vocational Major: lmlust. Arts WILLAIIIJ TOWER ffollrsv: Vfwatinnal Major: Agzriculturm- Ar'I1'r'1'tic's: FFA MARLYS VAN SCI IJIIIIVSPI Cmnnwrvial IAICK Major: Eng., CUIIIIII. Al'fil'ifl'PSI Cmnnwrc CLARA Hlx Course: Acarlemif' Major: Math Letlvr: CAA GEORGE Bmsm Course: Vocational Major: Ag. Artivilies: FFA ial Club EARL HENLEY Course: Acadvnmic Major: Band Arrivilies: Blorkt C Lellers: Baskvtball, Tennis HELEN BERNASCONI I.'0urse: Cumnwrvial .'Wajor: Comnwrvial Lellfrf CAA LUCILLE PARGETT ffrmrsr: Ummm-rvial Major: Eng.. Comm. Letrer: GAA CHARLES BROWN ffoursf: Vocational Major: Math, Ag.. Ifllg. ,4rIi14it1'es: FFA, Block C Lelters: Basketball. Bawhall RICHARD CUNEO lfuzzrsv: Vnvaliunal Major: Agrivnllurv A1'lf1'i1l'PSf FF.-X JUNE CUNE0 Cozirxe: Cmmm-rc'ial .lwlljllff f:Ul1ll1ll'l'l'ii1l Q27 K YQ '8- l-5 fi' 8- --L.. , il 45- 'Qi rr. all FRANCES RECORD Cour.w: A1'8llf'IIllt' Major: For. Lung., lfng. Lellvr: G.-XA Ron KUIIN ffoursv: AK'Z:l4ll'I1lll ullajor: Math Offire: FFA Trvusurf-r Al'lil'lv1iI'.'if FFA Leiter: Football lVlEI-VlN Mmczu lfolzrsr: Vovutional flfnjor: AflTlFlllllll'l' f1l'fil'ifl'l'Sf lllovk CL l F.'X Leller: Fmnlmll GAY RAY f.'0llfSFf lfonlxxle-rvial Major: flmnlnz-rvial FREDA BALL lfourse: Gem-ral Major: Math Artivities: Tomahawk Staff Letter: CAA BOYD AUSTINIJ Course: Vorational Major: Shop Offiref Sr. V. Pres. Artivities: Block C Lettrrsi Football. Raskvtball, Travk Base-ball U LESLIE FISHER Course: Vocational Major: Agriculture Activities: FFA BILL RAPER nurse : Academic Major: Science GORDON AMES Course: Vocational Major: Agriculture, English Office: FFA Treasurer Activities: FFA, Cow Palace, Davis NAME Arlene Ames Gordon Ames Venita Andrews Freda Ball Helen BPFIIHSVIJIII George Briski Charles Brown Don Cantrell Barbara Castelin June Cuneo Richard Cuneo Frank DeYoung Kenneth Deboy Bill Evans Leslie Fisher John Galli Martha Gates Fra'nk Guiffra Judy Gow Earl Henley Clara Hix Marlene Hymer Arlin .lasper Francis Kirk Rod Kuhn Helen Laidet Bruce Langley Joe Larson Jacquie Long Leila Long Gwen McClelland Melvin Minch Patsy Montgomery Don Murrison Eleanor Nicholls Joan Osborne Lucille Pargett Myrna Paulus Bob Ponte Edward Post Larry Quarton Evangeline Quinones William Raper Gay Ray Frances Record Janet Rossetti Bob Russell Frank Sandretto Ted Schadewitz Wayne -Segale Ronald Serra Willard Tower Joyce Tuttle Darlene Ward Nancy Winchell ALIAS Cupcake Buzzy lVeet Sunshine Freddie Mrs. Messenger Georgie Spencer Speed Bobbie funie Rich Stroker Ken Billy Bones Fish fohnny Mart Franklin Oogie Bundy Smiley Baldy Arlin Dork Rod Mugsy Lag-a-long foe Boo Boo Lee Gwen Finch Crewy Lou Captain Ellie Ozzie Lucy Baby Doll Bob Ed Sharkey Vange Bill Freckles Fran Spaghetti Russellino Sandy Ted Segale Ron 269820 Tut Dar Nan ALWAYS SEEN With drag-a-long With one horse Charley In Jerry's Ford 6O', Why shore With Martha Moses Working Around With Sharon With Carlton With Joyce and Ellie With Arlene and Fran With the gang With hot rods With Joan With Francis Kirk ln Mok Hill Mok Hill With Gwen and Janet With Melvin Minch With Clara and Helo' Poppin' cornies With Judy or George With Patsy With Tykie With Billy Except after dark With the gang Eating With the boys With Gab, Helen and Leila Saturday nights With Wayne. Janet and Martha Where l shouldn't be With Marlene and Vange Yes With Joyce and Bobbie Unless youlre blind With Carole ltls inevitable Mt. Ranch boys ln a hot Plymouth With the big wheels With Deadhead kids With P. A. system With Marlys With skip-a-long With Martha and Gwen At Rossettiville Flying low West Point With Gwen I hope With eyes With Bobbie and Ellie With Nancy With Darlene tgefzrbt FAVORITE EXPRESSION Ya knou' what l mean. You're kidding. Hou' uncouth ! lou re crazy! Don't look that tray! Oh! Gee wh1':.' What can Ido? You peasant! lVut:! Uh. gosh! Ah. go on! Oh, your mother! l'rn just kidding. You Hamburger! You think so! Whafs new? Oh fine! Censored . . . That's ickey! Say now. Gee Whizzf lim pretty darn mad! Gee Whizz! You little harnburger! Who knows? Squirrely. Ha-ha! I bet! Dorf! be bitter! These kids! Good Heavens' Hey you! Write that down! Oh yeah! Oh corn eobs! l no know... You oddball! How clever! Hi, kid! Oh go on! Maggie! 0. K. for you! Shmaltz! Get 'ern, Slick! Censored. Huh ? ! You Scandanavian! Drop it in! Hi, you all. l'm only teasing! . . , none . . . Put sumpurn in the pot Hey, what you doin'? What? Oh, Gee! 002 NOTICEABLE FEATURE Pert walk Dimples Curly Hair Smile Smile Smile Build Hair Curly Hair Dimples Hair Hair Height Height Whiskers Laugh Build Eyes Eyes Teeth Size Nose Short Hair Walk Butch 4 Eyes Hair Laugh Smile Legs Figure Smile Big feet Crew cut Red Hair Mouth Voice Shortness Teeth Hair Build Shortness Eyes Pencils Crew cut Size Hair Laugh Chop Top Eyes Eyes Quietness Eyes Complexion Height Laugh PET PEEVE Unsociable people Breaking up parties Being a girl Grinding bus gears Boys Getting up mornings Braggers Ames' scribblings No school spirit People never smiling Dyed hair Snobby Girls Women drivers Murphys' Black Wops Braggers Girls Unsociable people Snobbish people Girls Homemaking Mr. Wheeler People who whisper Bag-Pipe players Uncooperation Ridley School Cars breaking down Girls Snobby girls Blue-eyed men Freshman egg-thrower None School Study Hall teachers No comment Snobs Bus ride Crabby people Unsociable people Ford Girls who flirt Girls who slug My big brother .lokers None Fast drivers Unsociable people Unsociable girls Fords Fast people Rich snobby girls Conceited people None Stuck-up people Chemistry Over-dressed people S AMBITION To be a teacher Farming Mr. Ridley's pet -Swim English Channel Bookkeeper Secretary To get married Veterinary Business Man Settle down Secretary Farming Mechanic I Pro Baseball College Football Rancher Radio Technician Housewife Architect Secretary Pilot To get married Typist Pharmacist Mars with Mr. Sprat Rancher Nurse To sing like Crosby Rancher Hotcha gal Mel's wife Kindergarten teacher Rancher Marriage Genius A good wife Be happy Typist Get an education Stay single Electrician Race horse owner Nurse M. D. Career girl Learn to fly Get along with people Pro. Sports To sing like F. Lane College basketball C. U. H. S. Jazz teacher Millionaire Farmer Get a car Kindergarten teacher Private secretary DESTINATION Bronco-buster Korea Mrs. Meyers Drown in river Loafer Wife Old man Fly catcher Korea Female Hobo Housewife Korea Korea Gardner Waterboy Saddle tramp Truck Driver Housewife To be a hermit Wineo Jailbird Old maid Voo-doo dancer Butcher Uncle Sam Chicken plucker Marine Sgt. Gangster Millionaire Own a casino Lady cop C. U. H. S. Janitor Apple-picker Bag-pipe Player Let me think! Gay divorcee Detective Street Cleaner Ignoramus Mayor of Mt. Ranch .loc Lewis Bookie at Pete's Witch Head Huntre Moon Merced Hot Rod driver Tehachepi Flying saucer pilot Foreign Minister Hadacol salesman Bookie Unpredictable Bus driver Bubble dancer Great oboe player Coon trapper SB tgefzw 676255 QU ' f Arlene Ames, will my ability to blush to Joyce Taylor. Cordon Ames, will my ability to get along with Mr. Walsli to Angelo Bissell. Venita Andrews, will my gaiety and love of basket- ball to Yvonne. June. and Eula. Boyd Austin. will my football uniform to Francis Aros in hopes he'll play football. Freda Ball. will my natural curly hair to Lila Brown. Helen Bernasconi. will my ability to do shorthand to Gaye Hildcbrant. George Briski. will my Ford to Bob Ponte. Charles Brown. will my English book back to Mrs. Alford. Donnie Cantrell, will my speed to Ben Carlton. Barbara Castelin, will my bumpy rides on the Milton bus to anyone who wants them. June Cuneo. will my bookkeeping ability to a poor freshman. Richard Cuneo. will my behavior in Ag. to my old buddy. Frank Briski. Frank DeYoung. will my hot rod to Mr. Wheeler. Kenneth Deboy. will my position as Senior Class President to some unsuspecting junior. Billy Evans, will my ability to kick-off to Weather- bee. Leslie Fischer, will my ability to stay out of school to John Cuneo. John Galli. will my football ability to Ken Snyder. Martha Gates. will all my fun that I've had to Margaret Warness. Frank Cuiffra. will my superior skill at the shot put to Douglas Forsterer. Judy Cow, will Helen's Airforce man back to her. Earl Henley. will my place in girl's driver's ed. class to Don Kathan. Clara Hix, will my ability to talk. to thc girls on the Sheep Ranch bus. Marlene Hymer, will my sense of humor to Pat Langley-she should live and be happy. Arlin Jasper, will my job as student body president to some lucky t?l junior. Francis Kirk, will my ability to play the baritone to Marion Wiliiberly. Bod Kuhn, will my ability to be a senior to John Axt. Helen Laidet. will my Airforce man to Judy Cow, in hopes she takes care of him. Bruce Langley, will my ability to get along with Spike to next year's band. Joe Larson, will my ability to play football to Francis Aros. Jacquie Long, will my worldly ways and little black book to Betty Craig. Leila Long, will my gym shoes to anyone who has never seen them. Gwen McClelland. will all the good times l've had and the crazy things live done to anyone who dares to take them. Melvin Minch, will the school to Mr. Brown. Patsy Montgomery. will my ability to play the bagpipes to Marlene Hymer. Don Murrison, will my height to Francis Aros. Eleanor Nichols, will my ability to be noisy in class to Eileen and Arlene. ,loan Osborne, will the joys l've had at CUHS to all my friends. Lucille Pargett, will my shortness to Frances Gray. Myrna Paulos, will all my arguments with Mr. Ridley to some unsuspecting freshman. Bob Ponte, will my Hot 'Studeyn to all the Moun- tain Ranch boys. Edward Post, will my ability to play defensive football to Kenny Snyder. Larry Quarton, will my curly hair to Mr. Kenfield. Vange Quinones, will my eyes to Billy Austin. in hopes she will do better with them. Bill Raper, will my grades in science to George Baker-he could use them. Cay Ray, will my shorthand ability to Triney Haro -if she wants it. Frances Record, will my shortness to Marilyn Lester. Janet Rossetti, will my wonderful times lstudying tool to anyone who will appreciate them as much as I have. Bob Russell, will my ability in all sports except track, tennis, and golf to John Axt. Frank Sandretto, will a Bromo-seltzer to Mr. Ridley and his ,52 football team-they'll need it. Ted Schadewitz, will my Chemistry ability to Nelma. Wayne Segale, will my jazz ability to Ronald Airola, in hopes he will use it well. Ronald Serra, will my ability to get along with the teachers to someone who canit. Charlene Wear, will my ability to get along with teachers to Ardath Leach. Willard Tower, will my ability to get along with Mr. Bundy to Wayne Estep. Joyce Tuttle, will my rides on the Moke Hill bus to LeRoy Seeman. Marlys Van Schaick, will my ability to get along with Mr. Bundy to Louise and Carol. Darlene Ward, will my oboe to someone with patience, wishing him best of luck. Nancy Winchell, will my drawing ability to some- one who'll do 'better than I did. E1 1,580.1 ISI O fu -1 EL CL S? C F-01 v-+5 1 P' mx SU 953 'P EPI CIUEI 'UUQUJ CU as '1 :r F17 1 N --I 5. 0 O 1 :s F0 w P-N E. VII H 'U cs' 'U '1 QQ U3 rv O o :: Q- 1 ca S '2 P-i T' U3 C '-1 3 Ln -:J El 92 SD UQ FD -1 .1 CD D3 '1 U' W -1 W T' Q3 1 fb 'U T' U1 3' Di -1 -1 'f 3 'umum15 UBOI' U3 o 3 2 su cr v X 'F' ,4,q,nah53iUi,.-.f-wil W-ff, N 74. 1, JH- .!1Lgj , 5 5. .. l,..A TS 351: .l,, PH ff e Q . +++-My gl +A+fA++4-'f 1 +4'.: .T f Fl' 'S' ' is 'IZ 43 in , , 1 y QW! I . 4 1 I '3 if 3 ,Q H ' A eg, n ala' I x 'sd I U fi AA 4 'T' W , s fl . 'sm ' ' V i g F ,.44: A if X :J f P .845 i ' 1 1 a 5 v-,, 7'-Sf, tgx. K 'A an wi 'Xe 4 JB' V-. 5 ? Third row: Gene Qnarton. Carl Powers. Alex Quinones. Second row: Donald Manley. Frina Main. Crave Olds. Ronald Moe. First row: Jim Paulk. Arlene Nicholls. Sonja Nystrom. l,eonard Morrill. -A-sw SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Fourth row: Miss Cadernartori. .lack Kirk. Mr. Lambert. Don Sandretto. Third row: Bob Blakely. Gene Quarton. Alexan- der Quinones. Second row: Joan Ciannini. l'at Langley. First row: Connie Aguirre. I,orene Conrtright. Third row: Neil Botts. l.ynda Baird. Shirley Ben nett. Doris Atnip. Melvin lloreham. Second row: Don Blankenship. l.ouise Brooks Nancy Bartoo. Meada Carlton. Clifford Collins. First row: Francis Aros. Audrey liradlmry. Con nie Aguirre. Robert Blakely. .Y 1 R,v.s, iraq, 'l'liiril row. lvft to right: Nvlma Scliade- witz. Anita Shook. Mary list-lion. Mary llntlf-rwmnl. Se-vmitl row: lion Sanclrvltn. Sliirlvy Vas- si-v. lloris Wlallu-r. tif-nc' 'll0WllSf'lNl. First mw: Marion Wimlwrly. Lois Wea- wr. Rosviilary Se-rru. llivhartl SPTIYI. Third row. left to right: loan Uiannini. l.um-illf- Davis. Anna Dotson. Kmiiivtli Frazvr. Svcmitl row: Vivtorinv Collins. l.urf-nt' Courtriglit. Clifford Fislwr. Alfrmla Fa- llily. First row: Mary Fisher. Douglas Forvratvr. ,lolin Cuneo. Alive lfllint. 'llliircl row. lvft to rigllt: Edward llortun. .-Xrlvne l'lf'lll'if?. Pat Langley. Murnivf- llvn- lvv Sf'1'0llll row: Gay Hiltlvliranilt. Carol llamrick. llosf-mary Hernanclvl. .lunv llill. First row: Barbara Hunting. Fraiivvs Gray. Arzlatli Leach. .larkie Kirk. Second row: Nellie Moses. Kenneth Martin, Margaret Sender. Cord Moller, Shirley Schade- witz. Fdyth Ownsby. Jim Shephard. Diane Reider. David Scissons. Mary Sutton. First row: Kenneth Snyder. Betty Schaefer. .lerry Milligan. .lanis Bansdell. Donna Moss. Fddie Nelson. Janet Miller. Manual Ramirez. Zoan Smart. Leroy Seeman. FBESHMAN Mr. Gibson Shirley Schadewitz Nellie Moses Pat Hymer Joyce Taylor Qkesfimafz OFFICERS Miss Cavagnaro Gene Weatherby Bob Fugate Bernice Austin Kenneth Snyder has Seeond row: Cary Franklin. Floyd Butler. Betty Cuneo, Peggy Brenner. Robin Drago- manovich. Goldie Fry. Helen Fowler. Theo Fry. Hay Cavagnaro. First row: ,lim Curley, Clifford Carr. Paul Colston. Lila Brown. Linda Fraser. Kathy Ellwanger. Betty Craig, Bill Fisher, Leon Ball, Bob Fugate. Se-t-oml row. lt-ft to right: liugzvno Weatlwrlry. Holwrta WIlllf'll. Rolwrt sxlliflflwilffl. lxliiTQlilI'f'l Vvnrrww. ,lilnmy Youngson. .lavk Wlillialns. .loyvv W'ltitte-n. ,le-wiv Nlvlrain. :Xnn fwingv. lfmlwin Wllisnlun. lfirst row: llvri w'lillkt'f. .lunior Whitton. l.ttCillv Young. Clymlv w'llllSlll8Il. llle-nnat WR-ar. llrucc- Wm-ks. lhtrvl Wltitv. Lois Pitcllfork. .lack West. .loyvv Taylor. I . Se-voml row. It-ft to rigltt: Carol Armstrong. Harold Bat:-s. Slwlton llissf-ll. l'0gg1y llall. Nlztry ,lztnv lllt-we-tt. Twilzt lloltlingl. :Xnmly lie-Clwr. ,loltn Axt. Virginian Hail'-y. lfirxt row: ll:-orslv llulu-r. Myrtzt Hutt-s. lftlgar .-Xntlerson. Curolynn Acostu. llctrrv Atl:-rltoltl. liillie- .-Xustin. ,lzunm :Xmln-rson. Anna Arralrit. Loon Ball. l'llylliQ llvlvt-'al. JN Se-ronel row. lf-ft to right: Karr-n Koren. Carolyn Howard. Kc-nneth llausf-lt. Dora ,lf-pson, Stunlt-y Lomlwzrrfli. Douglas Martin. Carnvt Manley. Holwrt Lnml. Betty Hughes. l'atric'ia llymvr. First row: Naulinz- Kusclt. llary llatvlt. Lois f10Sll0!'l1. Claude Hix. Marilyn lfstor. Helen lVlartin. Ceril Luiclvt. Trinc llaro. Cltarlvs Malaspina. .loan lVlacNimlf'r. 'Q Et XX X Q 33 Q wx -3 . Q . A chapter of the CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION was founded this year at Calaveras Union High School. The purpose of this organization is to promote higher scholastic achievement and to have an active group of honor students. A student must apply for membership in C. S. F. every semester. To be accepted hc must have a minimum of ten points, two of which may be earned by participating in extra curricular activities. An A received in an academic subject is worth three points and a B one. Seniors who have been members for six semesters receive a gold seal on their diplomas and the C. S. F. lamp pin. Sr-cond row: Mrs. Alford, Vvnita Andrews, Frank Sandretto, Cc-ne Weatherby, Kenneth Da-boy Gwen McClelland. Janet Rossa-Ili, Bob Kamena, Daryl Jordan. First row: Pat lllagc-n, llarbara La'l'c-er, Joyce Taylor, Nancy Barton, Janice Ransrlell, Martha Gates Not picturml: Joan Mal' Niiler, Yvonne Hohman. tgfvfhvf fauna' The STUDENT COUNCIL, the governing body of the Calaveras Union High School Student Body, has become more democratic this year. For the first time, class representatives met with the student body officers to discuss and decide upon matters affecting the student body. Regular monthly student body meetings have been held, thus giving all students an opportunity to express their opinions. Some of the members of the Student Council were in the group that helped to revise the Constitution and bring it up to date. The Council sent student delegates to various youth conferences. Due to the efforts of this organization, the advantages of belonging to the California Scholarship Feder- ation were explained to the Student Body, which voted to establish a chapter of CSF at Calaveras Union High School. Plans are under way to form a Student Court with the members of the Student Council acting as Supreme Judges. lt is indeed an honor to hold a Student Council office and any student who is a member of the Council receives many benefits, training in leadership and practice in representative government. , Arlin Jasper President .......,.,,... Vice President ....., ,,,,,, D on Cantrell slVlyrna Paulos Frank Sandretto Secretary ..,......e ,o,,.o, Treasurer ...... Yell Leader .V..a...... .,.., , ., ., ,Janet Rossetti Skull Editor ....,.... .. .. .Cwen McClelland Tomahawk Editor ,C ...,,ee,, .,,e, , ,, ,Leila Long Athletic Manager .ea.......ee.e...ee .s . Frank Giuffra Senior Class Representative ,, e,ee, ,, ,,Ted Sehadewitz .lunior Class Representative ,,,.,e,,,, ,Gerald Giuffra Sophomore Class Representative C, ,,ooot,,f,, ,Don Sandretto Freshman Class Representative .. Joyce Taylor L fa --Y A 1'f 5 M 9 1' 9 QT gm 4 5 x ' x ' 1 ' Q s ' I , K p I h , l . gf -I 9 , 5' g f 5i.iE 3w5. ff'Ff ' 55if, g 5 1 qw f Q, ifffggk gg., '- - 5 , JJ A 1- W' fig P Y, .F L ., 'K - 5 fa gf- iff- im, . 'Q' f W f 94- 5 Qfil .' ww, i Q l 'V 5 'f 'K . X A ' X, if . Q ? . . ,vip -Q 91 ' Q . T . . Q i i fi- K'-A Y f rs! 5 Y git, - 52- ' Y, wfag U 4 . . , 1 . 1-'G K' 5' ,ldggifff 1 1 , 1554 , -fi ' Flyikl ffff' 1 I Q ' 'YY' vs -ii 995' ' in -Q . , A E M M . A A 1 ,. - I ',1 g g V ' . Ar K :Ziff f, N? 5 -ll Q A A I C, M ,.-E.-. 1 'LQ Xlkmb 1 ,Q-, ,Q ' M5353 fL?' 33 fff k . M 'li T 's X X mf Nw X lui . KL ., .. A. , A KA Q. ,.. s i. 5 X i n Q ,L in 5 tsl A great honor was bestowed upon the BAND this year when it was invited to par- ticipate in the pageant preceding the East-West football game at Kezar Stadium in San Francisco. Some members of the band and chorus attended a Music Festival in Modesto. During the Christmas season, the CHORUS gave several numbers for our student body and for Fricot Ranch School. Later in the year, they entertained the Parent Teachers Association in West Point. Spring activities will include several concerts here and in surrounding communities. Fourth row: Mr. Halverson, Alfred Fahily, Ardith Leach, Janet Howard, Alice Elliott. Third row: Alexander Quinones, Kenneth Williams, Marion Wimberly, Francis Kirk, Lorene Courtright, Jimmie Carley, Robin Dragomanovich. Second row: Lois Weaver, Bob Wimberly, Bob Blakely, Bob Poulson, Earl Henley, Carlin Serra. First row: Richard Serra, Arlin Jasper, Ronald A rola. 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OOO CALENDAR OF EVENTS lt! 't'ht- hit: l't-2IlllI't- ttf tint' tctlttit- tit-i' tit t-xt-nts this is-ttv is st-tnt-s- lt-t' t-xtnns. This t-vt-nl will tltkt- plttct- tin 'I'tit--atltty. Wetlttt-stizty :intl Iltttrstltty, tht- 22 its Ztlh ttf .lttttti:ttjv. stt itll ttf yttn hzitl ht-1- Lm' gt-t t-til tht' t,lti httttks :intl :slttt'I stttttyintz. Tht- prttltsthlt- ltst st'he-thtIt- is: 'i'ttt'stl1iy. Jtrtl, Ttth t 1 ill M lll l- 'lf'- HHN 'S Ullcltttitl Tth pt-rititl tt,-slsg Wt-sit--stiqtx' I llll' U1-'ill l'l2'Nl'liS wt-Y Wl'l2ntt ztntl tsth tit-ritttl tt-sts: :mtl ttttltl ht- xx.lli:tt1 l.- sttpp--rt tht- 'xl'tit'li t-I' llnnt-sl O O 0 Sport Quiz Whitt l--.int xxt-n lht- littsf- llttxvl gittiit- lly x-.hill st'ttt't-7 Wt-ft xx'r-ti t-xt-t' I-Itisl in tht- Fltrittt' Gittll' 'l' til' lf? Whztt ititit-pt,-titlt-til t-tttlt-gt-s tlrttpitt-tl tttttthatll tin tht- c-ttttst? Vfhgzt ltztpptttt--l t,nt- yt-Ltr ill-:U -,...t,,--1 t'I'l'iBt'stlay. lst ttntl -llh pt-rtt-tts. On tht- hitsht-thitll st-ht-tlttlt-, tht- .tmly htttnt- gznnt- is Atrtzitlttr t-n I-'ritiztx tht- tftthg hut xvt- play txx'n Quint-s atwqty tt't.tn lllllilvi .lit-ks--ti tm 'l'ttt-stlatx, tht- lltth, :intl 'l'titi ltttntit- tin l-'t'itltty tht- 23th. lJttn't ,fttrut-t tht- ling tlzititt- :tflt-t' thi- lAin:ttlttt' g:ttnt-. Tht- ttnly t-thvt' thing on tht- t-1tlt-ntlt-t' this issue, is the he-' ,.t...t. .tt... t..--tt:.,.,. ....,.. t.. 1. lntqtllx ,ttrivt-tl in min l- rttitt-ist't-. tht- xxt-:tlltt-:'ntttt tttt-nt-tl tht- Ltltlt-- .intl till nuts t-It-tn' ltltl lxtj' wtntly. NARC 'uiitix' tht- sttttlunts tit' Mtv- llttgh Sst-nttttl st,tt'it-tl .t putt- tzt it t--hint: tht- tlt-ritlt tit-ttqtlty ft-t' lint- pt-tltitt-i's lit- ittttthf zt lgtxxx Stunt- sty tht- tlt-tttit pt-n- - it prt-tty stiff sentcttt-c. yt-t yttt: t't-nsttlt-1' tht- phystt-til lit-t tlt--'tl t't--il :lt t'- llX'l tlllj' t xxht-n int-tztitl. a.tttl int-txtl tlxtntztge thttt tlttpt- t- tn,-t s ,xt-u t-ttn httttlly cttn- siti--t' ll z-- sttt-lt. Ytttt nizty atsk. Et--xx -lt---s tlzis .itftt-l int-'f l ttin -ith .1 itigih sthtttti sllltlt,-ill. 'l'ht- n.ttt'tttit-s liLtl'lii'l :tt't't-t'ts pctiplc- of txt- x ttut-, I21ll'llC'lllLll'lj' touti- :-Q .- t-txtl Xl-itllg pt-ttplt-. its rt-- t t t-! sittti,-litx shttxx. ' In tttit- t-Qty, tlurittg at short tit-rt:-tl tit' tiint-. txvt- spt-ciztl ttgc-tits t't,lttttl lhztt tnttrt- thzttt tint- hun- -lrt--l ttntl tttlty high schttttl stu- tl.-nts ht-txxt-tn thc- ztgt.-s tit' thir- tttn :ttiti st-vt-tilt-t-it xx't-rt: users ttf tttt ttint- tit' ht-rtttn. ln t'liica1.:tt ptilict- Ltntl l'. S. tnfficiztls esti- ni.ttt- intttt- than half tit' tht- Nt-grtm -:ltttlt-tits list- itittt-tttics. This is -git:-t ti hrtt-t' ghtnpst- ttf httxx' this n1tt.ttn xvitif- ttrtthit-tit 1tt'ft-vts yttu. tlftt-ti tlt--ze porltllers prey es- t-tt-i.tI'-x tin hitzlt st,-httttl stntlc-nts. Vt-l tht-in lttittkett ttntl tht-n charge tttttrugt-tttts prices for the nur- cotics, Aftet tht- student becomes l-:...-L..- -1 Lt.- n---,, t 1-,,,, , M2 ,-, ..,.,.. . ... A . . . .. ht- titvitt-tl .tL:.t5n tit tht- ftttttt atntl thttt ttttthtng xxitt hinttt-t tht-ni fr--in ttrt'ix'ing uit titnt-, -tt lrttni :tppt-.tritiu tin IN. OTICS tlopc-. This ttftt-n It-tttls ttt at t'ttt't,t-r ttf t-rtint-. llt-t-t-rtls tit' l'-,- ltt-t- llt'llillIl1il'lll :ill t-x't-t' tltt- t'-ntnity sht-xx' thitt tt lflI'j.ft' ptr t-c-til t-t' t't'itnt--Q ttf x'ittlt-nt't- :t,t t-t-tninittt-tl tty yt-t,-fr-t-t' stttt'-ltuts. A grieving mtttht-t' tttitt .t mt- t-iit-r's jury. lli'I' IS-xt-att' ttltt stttt. -lt-:tfl tit tlilttz zttltlivtttttt, li.ttl ltsutl tttttwttits xxtth ht-t ltt:ftx-tlt-tlg.- stnt-t- ht- x-his t'iflt-t-tt. Nattctrttt-s :ire tit: rt-spt-t'tt-r tt! pt-istttts. As xx't-tt .ts xxrt-t-kiln.: livt-s tl :tlstm t-laiitns tht'-nt. l':tst-s sitntlttt' tt- tht- tint- jtt-t tnvnlitttt- t-ti hztppun ztll nw-t' tht- t-tttttttrx The t-it-h tts wt-ll tts tht- pttt-e fre-in rlllllls ltt sttt--tty. tiring :itl- tlit-litttt tatkt-s its mtl. Whztt is tht- rt-int-tix' ttt thi- prtthlt-mT' Nt: ntztllt-t' what il is tlisptmsittg t-t' this x'tt-t- shtvttltl ht- ttf t'tint't-rtt tti :ill. Om.-zztiiizt-tl syn tlit-:ttt-s ctttttptist-tl ttf tttitlt-t'xx't+t'lti t-littt'ttt'tt-is :intl t-tttninatls ant- lngtlx t't-sitt-iistltlv tt-t' lltt- tl--pw tt'ttt'tit- in tht- t', s, itttxvt-x't-t, wt- lht- citizt-ns. int- tt-sttttttsilttv l'tt- :tllowing this tuwkt-t ttt twtttliitttt- It is high litnc- n tntwt- is inzttlt- tu abolish this vit-0. fttt- the tit-tt- plc lu make at stand tiqatinsl it What is your opinion. Yttut' itlcats Second row: Leland Williams, Clyde Whisman, Gilbert Quinones. Charles Henley, Alexander Quinones. First row: Donn Carley, Jim Youngson, Ray Wiebe, Robert Poulson, Melvin Minch, Kenneth Hausell, Melvin Boreham, Leslie Fischer. frank! felis The CADET CORPS is composed of twenty-one cadets. Since the State Law limits to two, the number of officers for each platoon, only two promotions could be made this year: Ray Weihe to First Lieutenant and Don Murrison to Second Lieutenant. Rifle matches add greatly to the interest in the Cadet Corps. At the District Rifle Match at Merced, Charles Henley was outstanding. Matches with Bret Harte and Tuolumne are scheduled for the spring. Fourth row: Clyde Whisman. George Baker. Don Blankenship. Ray Cavagnaro. Melvin Mineh. Don Ball, Clyde Set-man. Ronald Airola, Clif Fischer. Andy Becker. Third row: Charles Brown, jack West. Angleo Bissell. Carlin Serra, Louis Calli, Cord Moller. Harry Aderhold. Cecil Laidct, Frank Rriski. Robert Lund, Charles Malaspino, Neil Bolts. Ren Carlton. lloh Ponte. Second row: Kenneth Hauselt. ,Iohn Gleason, Kenneth Fraser. Charles Schafer. Bill Fisher. Ronald Porteous. Kenneth Pottorff. Ronald Moe. Leslie Fischer, l.e-on Ball. Sheldon Bissell. Leonard Nlorrill. Leroy Set-man. ,lame-s Poulk, Nlurnice Henley. Frank Xlartz. First row: George llriski, Cordon Ames. Willard Tower, Joe Larson, Richard Cuneo. Don Nlur- rison. Mr. E. Walsh. Forty-nine boys. twenty-three of whom are Creenhands. make up the membership of the Calaveras Chapter of the FFA. The officers are President. Joe Larson: Vice President. Richard Cuneog Secretary, Don Murrison: Treasurer. Cordon Ames: Sentinel. George Briskig and Reporter. Willard Tower. These officers attended the Officers Candidate School held in Lodi. A trip was taken hy the whole class to a Co-op Conference in Linden. where panel discussions were held on farmer's cooperatives. A study of beef and sheep was made at the Ospital Ranchg an explanation of meat inspection was given at Orvis and Clinger Slaughter House. The class also visited Stockton Union Stock Yards. Dairy. poultry. and livestock teams were sent to the Judging Contest at Davis. A trophy was given to the best judge. Joe Larson. first place winner. and Don Murrison, second place. won honors for our Chapter at the Sectional Quiz Contest. Richard Cuneo and Bob Ponte represented the Chapter as delegates to the State FFA Convention in San Luis Obispo. Joe Larson, Willard Tower. Leonard Morrill, and Cord Moller showed steers at the Cow Palace in San Francisco in January. About twenty boys had exhibits at the Calaveras County Fair. Dean Canes and Robert Haupt, graduates of the class of 1951, received State Farmer Degrees in the fall following graduation. ,loe Larson, a member of the Class of 1952, has applied for the Degree. Our motto is Learning to do, doing to learn, earning to live, and living to serve. 111 In the lll'1llllillll'S Llass. p1rv1s11111 of Mr. Htlllillll I lllllitll. .lllll 111.11ln this .A 11111sl 1-iijoyulvlv anal slirvess- Mystery. 11111111-ily. :mil hu' mler lhv 1lirm'li4111 illlll su' llllll iiilerest plans lent Yuri- v-2 Three Ullf'-l'll'l plays. Pink and l'nI1'l1e.G. The M0r1key's l'au', and Box and Cox. were presented i11 the fall. The Chrishnas play. N01 Even A Mouse, proved to be entertaining. Plans are being lnade for a major produetiun to be given in the spring. Second row, left to right: Leila Long, Charles Brown, Jacquie Long, Don Murrison, Joan Schwab, Leslie Fiseller. Alfrecia Fahily. Robert Poulson, Bill Raper, Arflath Leach, Mr. Lanibert. Marlene llavagnaro. First row: F1-rn Whitney, Louise Brooks, Mary Evans, Gwen McClelland, Janet Ronchelto, llaryl Jordan, Anna Dotson. Marilynn Post, Charlene Wear. fw Q- .Vx V51 1.-L. Z' .1- . 2 f Mean! 45751405 l. Hungry frvshxlwlr . . . 2. High uml llighly suniors , . . 3. Our svhmml spirit is shuw- ing . . . fll. Look all lhif lvirrliv . . . 5. AI'l'l1wl Hwy SWL'l'l? . . . 6. Um' humlrwllh fre-slr mam . . . 7. 'lim-ll me- why 'f . 13. Slllill' flurn ur' smilv . . . '3. l rz1nli4' frm-shim-n . . . IU. 'Hu' puusv llml rvfrvsllcs . . . ll. SIN- :nuke-5 mu lc' . . . lil. The nlussvs . . . 133. Big Chin-f . . . lfl-. Nut ll worry in thu worlcl. 4 Q' 4? w ,,,,.,.o-' ,,..1. f , 4 l a. F IW -4-' -id C 5 O L-1 as I-1 'TQ PQI UD E3 ,QV-U CU 725 o zo so 40 5 C? B W QEGALE 2, E B L T F K RK G-J.GAILI B-J LARQON Calaveras CalaveraQ Calavera Calavera Calavera 4 L Calaveras , ' - ' CalaveraQ I , - Calaveras 1 Calavera B-B. RUSSEL B-D. CANTRELI. - I I E-K. lJEBOY T-M. MINCH G-C. SEEMAN C-C. HUNZIKER Q IO 20 ab 40 5 , Y 0 40 W1 -Qi' :- C-F. SANDRETTO XEDEIFUH Ripon . Hilmar ,,,..... El Dorado .. ,, Sonora .,..,,,, Livermore .. .V St. Marys .,,.. Amador , 7i,., ., J ackson ,..7A .. Bret Harte aaei. N ,, 6 ,SM14 .....e,l4 G-B. EVANS JU 1- i 1 ' ,' ' H ' il ,JJ-. 5 U - xp, S ' : , ,Jw I G-F. BRISKI 20 I0 G I QI' I E-B, LANCLEY T--R. AIROLA I B-S EVANS 'K B--E. POST B-A. JASPER ng w 1,. T-D. BLANKENSHIP A .A E-G. GIUFFRA xr , EW' E-T. SCHADEWITZ o 4'o sb zo fo 6 Fourth row: Stanley Lombardi, Bob Wimberly, Manuel Ramirez, Edman Whisman, Floyd Butler, Tom Hix, Leon Ball, Gene Wheatherby. Third row: Clifford Fischer, David Scissons, Jack Kirk, James Anderson, Leonard Morrill, Andy Becker, Robert Kamena, Ben Calton, Donald Manley. Second row: Argie Hickey. Kenneth Fraser, Charles Malaspino. Leroy Larson, Boh Blakley. Wayne Estep. Don Sandretto. Ralph 0'Hanlon, Alexander Quinones. First row: Douglas Forsterer, Rodney Kuhn, Gary Franklin, Louis Calli. Edward Horton, Bob Fugate, Larry Quarton, Lowell Winkler, Gene Quarton. WNW Qfafwfyf Qiwflaff Playing their second year in the Mother Lode JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL LEAGUE. our team was a powerful squad that posted a 6 win, 1 tie. 1 loss record at thebend of the season. After running an extended win streak to seven straight. the Redskins again bowed to the larger Toulumne Bears in the Championship game. The ,IV team continues to be the basis for next year's varsity and will be drawn on heavily for the 52 squad. Putting up a hard fight in the line were Rod Kuhn, Louis Galli, and Bob Wimberley Leading many outstanding backfield men were Larry Quarton and Lowell Winkler C.U.H.S ,,,,, Ripon C.U.H.S s,,,, Edison C.U.H.S.,, ,. ,,,.s,ss, El Dorado C.U.H.S s,,,, Sonora C.ll.H.S , Jackson C.U.H.S . Amador C.U.H.S Tuolumne C.U.H.S . lone At the close of the season Louis Galli was elected Honorary Captain and Larry Quarton most valuable player. vw: , u. . , . 5 wk-,k-,,.1 . g N .- ' ' 'fug Tru W .v 7 . -v .-B, J-vt . Q . . ..- .a, .-P WA- I -Z , a S Vg.. fi'-K-,N,vp 5 A U, gm , , X. . f,x ,ffF,.w7' 'rt , Af. g 1-k Wfmg r .. lf.. , X X X wx-:P 1 f. .A .,, 1 9, ' ,-Y. Q My 1 Lit. 1 . vi'- . . , J N f' -nl? Mir, a v'- 5 up-'H 1 Q3 ' L -iillif 1- sb V. 11 B ri! , 1 ' , ,S .... - --'B ,sw- 1- Second row: Argie Hickey, Francis Kirk, Cliff Hunziker, Mr. Ridley, Jack Kirk, Ted Schadewitz Bruce Langley. Q X , First row: Joe Larson, Larry Quarton. Rob Russell, Bill Evans, Boyd Austin. fgasieffzzff Posting an eight win, two loss record, the Calaveras High Redskins took second place in league standings to bring to a close another successful basketball season. High point of the season for the Redskin cagers was defeating the championship Bret Harte team by the score of 47-4-6 in their final league game. A free throw by Langley with 4- seconds to go spelled victory for the jubilant Redskins. In the Mother Lode Tournament, Calaveras was eliminated from the second round by a red-hot Jackson five, dropping the game 51-50. Leading the Redskins in scoring and terrific ball handling were Ted Schadewitz with 314 points and Bob Russell with 328. Bruce Langley, Francis Kirk, Boyd Austin, Joe Larson and Larry Quarton together with Schadewitz and Russell will graduate, leaving a hard job of rebuilding for next year's coach. H fgasiefk f Bringing a mediocre season to a close with a five win, five loss league record, the Calaveras High HB basketballers nevertheless showed plenty of potential for building next year's varsity, The best effort of the B season was the 52-33 rout of Bret Harte in the Mother Lode Tournament. After an even first half, Calaveras, led by Bob Wimberly and Larry Cline, played a spectacular brand of basketball to beat the Bullfrogs, who had posted two league victories over the Redskins. The B's', played fair ball all season with Bob Wimberly, Earl Henley and Gilbert Quinones leading the team at various times. With the exception of graduating Earl Henley, these boys, together with Larry Cline, Eugene Weatherby, Bob Blakely, Don Sandretto and Gerald Giuffra will be the nucleus of next year's varsity. ,nt Second row: Neil Botts, Gilbert Quinones, Larry Cline, Gerald Giuffra, Mr. Ridley, Gene Weath- erby, Bob Kamena, Wayne Estep. First row: Bob Blakley, Marion Wimberly, Don Sandretto, Lowell Winkler, Charles Brown. Bob Wimberly. 17 it-cond row: Douglas Nlartin. l,c-roy llotts, liaymonnl lfavagmiro. liillwrt Quinonvs. Holm- lfirst row: fiom-h .lark llurns. llliurlvs llrown. DU TEAM S4-conrl row: Leroy Sc-eman. Rollin Drago manovirh, jerry Nlilligan, Conch ,lark Burns First row: Gene Townsend. Kr-nn:-th Snyder Jimmie Carle-y. Clifford Carr. U mal 9 5d5,4Zl!!dff Once again piloted to a successful season by Coach Jack Burns. the Calaveras C and D teams played good basketball and gained valuable experience as the C team won the Mother Lode Championship. The D team could not stand the pace of the - tougher competition hut gave every opponent a hard fight. Built up from last ycaris championship D squad, the Calaveras C's were paced hy Cilliert Quinones, Charles Brown, and Marion Winiberly. jimmy Carley and Leroy Secman led the valiant Das. Cl, TEAM rt Woodward. 'Nlzirion Wimlu-rly. 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Mary Under- Uselton, Mary ard, OW nH aroly ting, C UH H ra Barba 'ci o o 3 'T' FRANK SANDRETTO WAYNE SEGALE BOB RUS KENNETH DEBOY S4-cond row: Bob Wimbvrly. Clyde See-man, Kr-nneth De-lmy, Mr. Ridley. First row: Gene Quarton, Wayne Segale, Bill Evans, Bob Russell. E A A i srv?V'AAlMl4, V SELL Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May May May -'ww' vwwgk '-up alan -.vzggwmyq-5537-7 Em! ff CWM Rebuilding after losing most of the previous year's championship team, the Calaveras Hi baseball team wound up the '51 season in third place in Mother Lode League standings. Replacing men such as John Reinking, Neil Montgomery, Jim Rudi, Bob Seeman, J im Martin, and Don Kathan will be a tough job for this year's squad. This year's team will be built around Bob Russell, infielder and pitcher, Wayne Segale, shortstop, Boyd Austin and Bob Wimberly, outfielders, all lettermen from last year's squad. Striving for varsity positions will be Clyde Seeman, Ken Deboy, Frank Sand- retto, Cliff Hunziker, Ted Schadewitz, Bob Ponte, Charles Brown, Melvin Minch, Eugene Quarton, and Louis Galli. This season the Mother Lode League will inaugurate a double round-robin schedule, giving all the teams an 'even chance at the championship. Second row: Kenneth Snyder, Ralph 0'Hanlon, Gene Weatherby, Louis Calli, Charles Brown. First row: Wayne Estep, Boyd Austin, Frank Sandretto, Cliff Hunziker. BASEBALL SCHEDULE 4.-Bret Harte .............,.. there 18-Ione .,.,....,,,....,...i.. there 29-Amador .................. here 2-Tuolumne ................ there 6-I one ,...,e..,.. ........ h ere 9-Tuolumne ..... .....,,. h ere 16-J ackson ...,.............. there 20-Amador ..............,,.. there 23-Bret Harte ......,...,... here 27-Jackson .,.... ........ h ere Fourth row: Leroy Larson. Doug Forsterer, Bob Fugate. Gene' Townsvnil. Harry 'htit'I'll0lIl. Bill Fisher. Junior Whitten, Javk West, Cary Hateh. Paul Colston. Third row: Ronald Airola. Carlin Serra. Bolm Wimlwrlv, Ken Williams. Cary Franklin. Don Blankenship. liill Evans. ,le-rry Milligan. Clif Carr. Sf-1-und row: Dave- Miznz-r, Marion Winrhi-rly. Ray l'orte-mis. Ronald Mm-. llruve Langley. tif-raid fliuffra. Bolt Kamvna, Ken Fraser. Cent- Quarton. First ruw: Arlin .luspe-r. .luv Larson. Tc-sl Sc-harlvwitz. Rwvytl Arustin. Lowe-Il Winkler. llilln-rt Quinones, Don Cantrell, Frank Giuffra. Franvis Kirk. Mr. llmwn. aw? CWM Although hard hit by the graduation of the class of '51, the Calaveras cindermen will have a fair nucleus returning. The A division will be the strongest with such pointmakers as Don Cantrell and Stanley Evans in the sprints, Bruce Langley and Boyd Austin in the hurdles, Francis Kirk and Frank Ciuffra in the shot, Arlin Jasper in the broad jump, Ted Schadewitz in the pole vault, and Bill Evans in the distance runs. Watch Don Sandretto, Gerald Guiffra, Lowell Winkler, Gary Hatch, Gene Quarton. Bob Wimberly, and Carl Powers in the B's.', The Cs will have Alex Quinones, outstanding hurdler and hroadjumper. To help him are Marion Wimberly, Kenneth Fraser, Paul Colston, Ray Cavagnaro, and Harry Aderhold. The Redskins have made a clean sweep in all three divisions for the past four years. FE. 'I .- -1 il sv V Wffiffff '. K? .aw oz: ml? QB 2 may -'.:: QE WB 9. gi :CQ Ga Ie ,,,.. can ....:1 E43 .:: L31 7. da? 3 gal 'S 38 ev if Q-JCI? QE oi-1 In -EE '52 o:: I-HOG e Quarton. CII step, C E Galli, s, Louie all Ev Bill Quarton. Larry John Calli. rd row: Thi Marion Wim- Evans, anley S, St Gilbert Quinone Langley, TUCC B berley, Frank Giuffra. Alex Cuneo. ard Rich Briski, rank F Post, Ed WI I'O nd Seco E ld In GJ L5 5 GJ .J 2 CQ Bob 3Il'l6Il3, K ndretto, Bob Sa 0l'l D nones, Qui -2 .-. L- Mor Giuffra, Bob y, Francis O .cz Qu Q c 0 bd 6 I Ga in -:S c: CB an .ae : N D-1 Lv-1 2 ld BD GJ cn U s: P- S 3 O ln on in I-4 ..- LI-4 Winkler, er, Lowel CL rn N 'H .E 1 41 Cantrell, Don ci o 2 . mm ,-VE? uf: O4 H-1: 'Tu is ..-.Q MDG OFFICERS 2-E .... -Em :JE mo cn: E .ac ::l 1 :ui I-1 I1-1: i.. lx: .U 'E V3 'EE gl. .aw 1.-2 lk :U I-1 -4-1 -o-1 .E CJ 'E CU B-1 GJ C? 1 4 1 r r Secretary-Treasurer 1+ -, . Y Fourth row: ,luilv flow, Clara Hix, Patsy Montgomery, Marelene Hymer, Evangeline Quinoncs, llvln-n Laid:-t, llvlen lla-rnascon, Patsy Ward. 'lihirtl row: Pat lilagrcn, Hula Cihlxs, Martha Catcs, Venita Andrews, Barhara Brown, Barbara l.a'l'm'r, llarlrara 'l'iscornia. Mary Evans. N-1-oml row: .ftrlciie Ani:-s. Marlene Cavagnaro, Eleanor Nicholls, Marilyn Post. Faye Reiiler. ,lane-t Rossi-tti. Gwen Mcfilclland. First row: Imilti long, Jacqueline- Long. Darlene Ward. Nancy W'inchell, Joyce Tuttle. Charlienc Wear, Peggy fil'l'f'. The GIRLS A'l'lll,l'f'l'lC ASSOCIATION IGAAP is an organization. under the guidance of Miss Tclierg. for all girls who have a 'gBlock C. ln order to receive this letter they have to earn 250 points. A point value is given to the various activities of thi- Girls' League: play days. contributions to sales. working on committees. and participating in tht- various functions of the Girls' League. This organization was created mainly to promote good sportsmanship. fair play. and to encourage extra-curricular participation in sports. Money earned hy selling cup cakes. porn-poins. and refreshments at footliall and liaskethall games is used for the activities of the girls. 'lihc officers for the year are: President. Arlene Ames: Vice President. Marlene Hvmerg Recording Secretary. Pat Blageng Corresponding Secretary, Darlene Ward: Treasurer. Pat Montgoinery. h N -A ff-as Y Wax. 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X ig I , '1 .3 Z K Q,-f'?fn 2 I ' f m, , ' lv- Lg. 63149 1 , 1' ' H X 11 31- . 4 Q ' Q, 7 A ,- 1 J , . 'Z 4 w ' iii? ' x 1 4 V wp I' . 'vqr V-'1'. -4' - - .. ...., , , W M :.' L ,,,f.,,Lv1gg VINCE and RUBY BUENO, Prop. S i e r r 0 MERCANTILE CO. Groceries, Appliances. Dry Goods Shoes, Fruifs, Vegefalales, Hardware H G ' d F d Wana! SVN vg at an 7'5dlldl64 fs' GY- fam an ue? 5 , SIERRA SERVICE STATION Calaveras Cemenf and Bulldlnq Maferlals 5c and I0c Sfore GARAGE . PHONE I74 WEST POINT, OALIF. 3 A To se ce Wesf Poinf California 0 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 52 PHAR MACY WEST POINT Rudy BI'ICkm6I'l A. WEST POW Richfield TRADING POST SERVICE STATION Where your dollar does and MOTEL DoubIe Duiy M. E. McCufchen We Buy. Sell .and Trade WeS+ Poinf Anyihmg California KELLY HUFF, Prop. SHELL SERVICE Oliver and Inez Turner 24 HOUR TOWING SERVICE Phone I78 Wesf Poinf. Calif. .Qfzffi Q2 Brealxfasf, Lunch and Dinner Home-made Pies PAUL and DOROTHY Wesf Poinf, Calif. Zyl!! MZ jg WEST PCINT THEATRE for +I1e RED and WHITE Besf in Screen En+er+ainmen+ Railroad FIaI', California Jai! W S com M I SSARY jf f N JOE and EVA HENSLEY Meaf a- Groceries - Gas P.0. Box 7 I WILSEYVILLE. CALIFORNIA I BLAGEN LUMBER COMPANY Manufacfurers of Calaveras Sugar and Ponderosa Pine Whire Fir and Incense Cedar WHITE PINES, CALIFORNIA C ASSOCIATED BOX and LUMBER CCMPANY Manufacfurers of PONDEROSA PINE S G U AR PINE DOUGLAS FIR WHITE FIR and INCENSE CEDAR yviIIe C If 2 M EWU M W W w'WQ JZZQQZ4 PH AR M ACY PRESCRIPTIONS HALL MARK CARDS COLUMBIA CANDY San Andreas Phone I76 GOLDEN STATE GROCERY General Merchandise MILAN G. DRAGMANOVICH, Prop. San Andreas. California FEATURE LOCK DIAMOND RINGS GEMOLOGIST MOTHER LODE WATCHMAKER James J. CorbeH San Andreas, Calif. JEWELRY WATCHES CENTRAL BANK OF CALAVERAS COMMERCIAL and SAVINGS SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES MEMBER OF F.D.l.C. San Andreas California KELLY'S DRUG STORE DruggisI's and Pharmacis'I's Phone I00 San Andreas, California THOMPSON'S CASH MARKET eRocERlEs - VEGETABLES ICE CREAM San Andreas- Phone 26J Zaaldtq gflddmlzd ZMZZZY RED and WHITE General Merchandise Groceries - Hardware Dry Goods SAN ANDREAS, CALIF. PHONE I3-W gli llc fwya I 1 ff ' ' J-ji'ACiQ,Q-ill . , ..,N R wx' - ji:-A I I' Q0-24256426 CLOVER CLUB COFFEE SHOP HOME COOKED MEALS FOUNTAIN SERVICE San Andreas, California jiwffi GENERAL STORE One S1'op Shop Ample Parking Space Free Delivery PHONE I 5-W JASPER'S LOCKER Compleie Locker Service WE FREEZE THE FOOD- NOT THE PEOPLE Phone I70 or I94 WlNCHELL'S SERVICE STATION Shell Proclucis Freighr - Ice - Express PHONE 220 SAN ANDREAS ' w waxy jf ZQZM. MEN'S - BOYS' Cloihing San Andreas. California WKMZZ neu awmrs stone GROCERIES - HARDWARE DRY GOODS and DRUGS Mokelumne Hill TAYLOR'S SERVICE STATION New and Re-Cap Tires Accessories Lube Jobs a Specialfy MOKELUMNE HILL z VALLEY SPRINGS GARAGE CA F E AuI'o Rcetpair AAA Service evron Service VALLEY SPRINGS ' JACK FISHER Valley Springs, Calif. Phone 24-4I Ojffyfis BAKER'S CAFE Specializing in Genuine Bar-Be-Cue VALLEY INN sPARe mas CHICKEN BEEF PORK COMPLIMENTS OF HAM Harry and Marfha McLean valley Springs Valley Springs Phone 276I CONGRATULATIONS ! M 'Io 'I'l1e pf Z!! 6 CLASS or sz from fhe FEED Brings +o Calaveras Coun+y A Complefe Line of PURINA CHOWS SANITATION PRODUCTS EQUIPMENT Valley Springs VALLEY SPRINGS SOFTBALL TEAM M. J. Kamena, Mgr.-C. Apley, Sec Pliler and Lillie VALLEY SPRINGS MEAT MARKET Hardware Groceries Qualify Meal General Merchandise ,Wy 9 , . NWYMZ iii Qdwaefeff FOREST PQCDUCTS 956 1 5:5 gg W YU Ease aiwigild U-If jggbwfqjyjfjwfpfj fy ' 1 U' ' ,'2 J'! J X Mxyffywik Ww X M wlfy 5 My MI? GREETINGS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF I952 Calaveras Cemenf Company is happy Io ioin in congrafulafing you upon Ihe successful compIe+ion of your high school sfudies. Our company sends ifs besi' wishes Io every member of 'Ihe class on This imporfani' occasion. CALAVERAS CEMENT COMPANY SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA WINKLER BROS. Transportation SAN ANDREAS. CALIFORNIA PHONE Iaw WZZZWZ ffaffefffwff' Ready-Mix Concrere Washed Sand, Gravel, Crushed Rock Cemenr, Lime, Hardwall, Plasrer Sand R. E. NEILSEN Manager PHONE PLANT PHONE OFFICE I90 Moke Hill 2764 SAN ANDREAS. CALIFORNIA RES. 92-Y-2 SHELL OIL COMPANY L. W. RED WEAR Dis+ribu'IOr San Andreas, Calif. Phone: I05-W HEINSELMAN'S 49 GARAGE DODGE .na PLYMOUTH SALES and SERVICE DODGE Job-Rared TRUCKS San Andreas California ROCCA BELLA OLIVE ASSOCIATION For ihe besi' in oIives WALLACE. CALIF. PHONE 24II Z2f'aW2fJ.Qm14feQ WE MAKE OUR OWN . ICE CREAM I+'s good-aslc Earl Henley The Hamburger Kid SAN ANDREAS, CALIFORNIA MQTQRS Congra+ula+ions +o l'I'Ie Class of '52 SAN ANDREAS, CALIFORNIA SAN ANDREAS BEAUTY SHOP CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS or '52 Mrs. Ward . an Andreas Phone 95 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '52 VALLEY STEEL and WELDING WORKS Dealers for OHIO CHEMICAL ancl AIRCO ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING FOR OXYACETYLENE WELDING AND CUTTING and ARC WELDING IAC on DCI -ALSO A FINE SUPPLY OF MEDICAL GASES 935 E. ScoHs Ave. Sfocldon, Calif: T T CW W fl f 'A J TMJ fi If T M ffl! 71 wfffzwgg f K f, jf p I fj ff ,, AJ A A T W i JW? L' Y ,WLC oNe ATULATIONS 9 M f'5i,7 X My TO THE cLAss OF 1952 A kywjfwa 1 COMPLIMENTS or W I 5i20 -VZ M E RC HANTS ASSOCIATION 322 E. Weber Avenue AlI for One One for AII. ATTEND THE COLLEGE OF THE PACIFIC HOUSEWARE - HARDWARE APPLIANCES - PAINT - SPORTS GOODS - TOYS 2657695 HARDWARE vwiow In-we com PANY 7 Stores to Serve You STOCKTON-MODESTO--LODI-TRACY-MANTECA-OAKDALE ESCA LON GARIBALDI STUDIO and CAMERA SHOP Fine Portraits Our Specialty EVERYTHING IN PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT Jackson, California Congratulations, Seniors! gym? Zinkle Lumaen com PANY PAUL SEGALE GEORGE SEGALE Averys, California Phone-Angels Camp 36YI2 STEWARTS San Andreas, California For dependable Iubricafion-all malres of cars. For know how in analyzing your car ailmenfs in less fime. For elguipmenf fo scienfifically clean bloclrs and radiafors and sfop over- eafing. For equipmenf fo properly change fires-we don'f abuse fhem. For mosf anyfhing aufomofive fo be done-and done well. For modern 'row service. For axle aligning and wheel balancing. For body worlc-complefe painf jobs, efc. For good paris and service. For good aufomobiles-wifh service here af home. For Firesfone fires-such as won every Indianapolis race for years. ' For Ford fruclrs-half-fon fo large 3 fon. F O R D The One Fine Car in fhe Low Priced Field R. G. CHURCHILL and SON Posf Office Box 562 Valley Springs, California CANTALOUPE SLATS CLEAR SQUARES STITCHER CLEATS CORNER POSTS POSTS and RAILS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 52 from fhe QZWYZZZ4 MW WQWWZQQQQ j u AS f' ,,LCONGfZ?li1?f1gE ef? Q' V Mdri:LAS+E San. ,4fndreas,0?nq11f. Hff' 70J QdMW W37 S if f3WffiMf5U21M WW My ,EST J2i? AL ME SE ATEE3 MA' fy, Qxpl-QQNE :gulf Boifano, Prog'-ENCOE l W TQASOLA W mf? WW 077 MW B . . esi' Wnsh 7 Q Zi 'z Wal+ Boifano Sr. 777, 1 ss 0 Glencoe, Calif. fawvy 9 ZJOHN SQUE f A f , 5 ,f Couniy Cl 'dwfffwfff 7W721 n + 7111164 473,452 if 2 QWJZ A YFQEQ QEQQQQ C22 wily ,mia R iii Q73 M 7g Mwwgdjy if qifwix MW fifffjff ZAJH MM JVM ,Hg ig I' 5 , E H - V:- wfljl, ,321-Qc ig A 7 .. f' V - . ' , A?MM I 7 , maid it ' 4 ,LJf.4,L! ' V' ' L, Jew r 1 ii . p 2' m I A A ' iJ Ki. 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