Caruthers Union High School - La Puerta Yearbook (Caruthers, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 78 of the 1936 volume:

1. 'Wit ,cr Y! ju ntl .2 -'15, 1 6,1-. F' Q1 , J- -,ss . .S K - Jul, Hi -A, . K, g., Z., .., L , w -.1 '24-1? LA PU ERTA FOR 1936 Published by We Sfudenfs of Caruthers Union High School Caruflwers, California Caruthers Goes on the Air This is CUI-IS, loroadcasling over 'rhe Carulhers nefworlc. The La Puerfa sfaff will now presenf To our lisfeners a program of review flashes of 'rhe school's achievemenfs and acfivifies of The year. Television will be used +o supplemen+ fhe survey of lhe pasl year wilfh piclorial illusfrafions of persons and scenes. ln fhis manner The slaff members pay fribufe 'ro +he radio, a very modern invenfion which has definifely won a place in every hear? and home by Hs conlribulion +o lhe cullural and educalional needs. Perhaps fhis progressive aHi+ude will en- courage and sfimulafe ofhers To replace 'rheir ou?- worn ways and employ new mefhods for meefing old needs. Dedication The radio has been serving lhe public for a comparafively shor'r lime, buf already ils usefulness and enlerfainmenl have become necessilies. We have a feacher in our school who, in a like man- ner, has been wifh us only a brief period, buf who also has become a very vilal parf ol our school. She has helped us, in a friendly and happy affi- Jrude, in our sludies and in our exlra-curricular aclivilies. ln apprecialion of her loyaliy and in- +eres'r in our sfudenfs, +he La Puer+a sfafli respecf- fully dedicafes lhis broadcasf fo Mrs. Celia G. Osferhoudl. The CUHS Radio Program I. School of 'rhe Air ll. Adivifies, By Remofe Conirol III. Sporf Commentary IV. This and Thai W I ,J . if f' , H- Q: . if A 4. s'i I , k 1 1?-4, ,F W- u 's i 5 '.f5fr'?'i'- 5 4 l h 4 A 7 .1 .. I In K , 1 f .N 1? 3-r ' 15 , ., .L-4 ', Lf.. fi Q + .L . ,A Q? 1251, - 5 - 3 is 'Q' , ,I qv ., .xl V' V- 1 jd. .-.f 2 72, .. 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E., Debaling, Junior Class, Block C. Mrs. Marye Banlham-Chorus, Piano, Operella. C. L. WALTON, Principal Miss Dorolhy Downing-Ari, Sophomore Class. Mr. J. Ii Ifdmonson-Agricullure, Shop, Izulure Farmers ol America Mr. Richard L. Grauel-Band, Qrchesfra, Inslrumenls. Mi. Charles N. Marshall-Biology, Chemislry, General Science, Boys' Physical Educa' lion, Varsily C, Social Commiflee. Miss Mabel Nelson-Biology, Domesiic Science, German, I-Iome Economics Club, Mrs. Celia G. Osferhoudl-Spanish I, II and III, Modern I-Iislory, Girls' Physical Educa' lion, Spanish Club, Rally Commillee. Miss Iflizabelh Schroeler-Boolclceeping I and II, Typing I and II, Business Principles Shorlhand Plane Geomelry, Sludenl Body, La Pueria. Miss Gladys Wall-Vice-principal, English I and IV, Senior Class, Girls' League. Top row, Iell Io rlqhl: Mlss M. Anderson, Mis, M. Banlham, Miss D Downing Mr J F bdni Mr , R. L. Grauel. Second row: Mi. C. N. Marshall, Miss M. Nelson, Mrs.I C. iOsloiihoudl E. Schroelei, Miss G. Wall, liriyim, , Ml U QTY 5 , ll' LESLIE SMITH, PresidenT EVELYN DeFREITAS, SecreTary v , . J 1 ,,, 1 I Senior Biography In SepTcmber, l932, we, a class oT TiTTy-Three Treshmen, enTered The CaruThers Union High School. ATTer a monTh oT school, we were iniTiaTed by The sophomores. We gave a reTurn parTy To The sophomores. Our class was well represenTed on The honor roll and also in school acTiviTies. In SepTember, T933 our sophomore year began wiTh a class OT TorTy-Tive. Our TirsT duTy was To iniTiaTe The Treshmen. The Treshmen gave us a reTurn parTy. We did exceedingly well in sporTs. In SepTember, IQ34, we began our iunior year, which was crowded wiTh acTiviTies. The TirsT evenT oT imporTance was The arrival oT our class rings. On December Tour- TeenTh, we gave as our iunior play, The Valley oT GhosTs, which was much praised. In The laTe spring, we announced To The seniors ThaT we were To have dress-up day. Everyone enioyed ThaT evenTTul day. On May sevenTeenTh, we enTerTained The sen- iors aT an InTernaTional BangueT aT The CaruThers I-Iigh School, which resulTed in ap- probaTion by The seniors. In SepTember, T935 we began our senior year wiTh an enrollmenT of ThirTy-Three, which was Tour less Than ThaT oT The preceding year. Our acTiviTies in '35-'36 have included The senior play and a picnic. We are proud OT The members oT our class Ter Their inTeresT in school acTiviTies, and we are leaving school This June wiTh happy ThoughTs OT The Tour years spenT aT CaruThers I-Iigh. Class Officers FirsT Year Jchn Pisor - V PresiclenT - Second Year - Leslie SmiTh Carl Sunland - Vice-presidenT - RiTa RigheTTi Maude Ring - SecreTary - Lvelyn DeFreiTas Loyd Rylee - - Treasurer - - John Pisor RoberT Qualls - Finance CommiTTee - Fravel Mills Miss Anderson - Adviser - Miss Anderson Third Year FourTh Year Leslie SmiTh - - PresidenT - - Leslie SmiTh Kishio Ishii - ViceApresidenT I Iaruo MiyamoTo Evelyn DeI:reiTas - SecreTary - Evelyn DeFreiTas John Pisor - - Treasurer - I-Talcaru Nagai Maude Ring - Finance CommiTTee - Kishio Ishii Miss Anderson - Adviser - r Miss Wall ikikifxxy .J 51 ufv-CGA! EVELYN1De-FREITAS I-lome Economics Club I: Bloclr C I, 2, 3, Presidenl 45 Spanish Club 2, Vice-presidenl 3, 4: Class Secrefary 2, 3, 4: Sludenl Body Treasurer 4: Annual Slalf 4: Girls' Leaque I. Serqeanl af Arms 2, 3, Presidenl 4: Finance Commillee 4: Movie Commilfee 4: Com- mercial Confesl 3: Volleyball ancl Baslcelball I, 2: Baseball and Soccer 2: Tennis 4. AUGUSTUS COOK Foolball 4. RAY GAINES Aq Club 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball 4. JULIA DeFRElTAS Home Economics Club I: Block C I, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Volleyball and Baslrelball 2, 3, 4: Base- ball and Soccer I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4. LULA HEDRICK Home Economics Club I: Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Conlesl 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3. CARL C. GUNLAND Ag Club I, 2, 3. 4, Reporler 4. CHARLES E. HAMILTON Glee Club 3, 4: Aq Club I, 2, 3, 4, Assislanl Secre- fary 3, Treasurer 4. HELEN HUGHES Home Economics Club Ig Girls' Leaque I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2. IVIARJORIE HYLTON Home Economics Club I: Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4: Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Block C 3, Secrelary 4: Soccer and Baseball 3, 4: Volleyball and Baslnelball 4. HIDEO H. HOSHIKO Ag Club 2, 3, 4, Secrelary 4: Foolball 4: Baslcel- ball 2, 3, 4. ARTHUR HOYLE Baseball 3: Varsiyy C 3, 4.17 i , Qvofwljaf Glee Club 2, 3, 4: I-li-Y , 4, Serqeanl al Arms 3: fi Q KISHIO C. ISI'III Varsily C 2, 3, 4, Secrelary-Ireasurer 3: Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4: Vicefpresidenl of Class 3: La Puerfa Aff Ediror 3, Business Manager and Ar? Edifor 4, I-Ii-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Foofball 4: Baslcelball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2, 3, 4. IVIAT-IIE MAY KEITPILEY I-Iome Economics Club I: Glee Club 2: Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Bloclc C 2, 3, Treasurer 4: Soccer ana Baseball 2, 3: Spanish Club 3, 4. ' N! ELEANOR A. KRAGI-I Qs Commercial Conlesf 2: Girls' League 2, 4: Spanish Club 2, 4. MANUEL F. LEAL Ag Club I, 2, 3, 4, Execulive Commiflee 2, 3, Presidenl 4: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4. Q f I FRAVEL Miusgj., 779054 Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball 2, 3: Foofball 4. I WINIFRED IVICKINNEY Spanish Club 3, 4: Girls' League 3, 4: Bloclc C 3, 4: Soccer and Baseball 3, 4. .mgnww BONNIE JEAN PEVERILL Home Economics Club I: Spanish Club 4 lock C 3, 4: Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 3, 4. I-IARUO MIYAMOTO Varsily C 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4: Vico- presidenl of Class 4: Business Manager of Sludenl Body 4, Movie Comrnilfee 4: Fooiball 4: Baslcefball MMRZT ROBERT MOORE Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Conlesl 3. CORABELL M. PINNING I-Iorne Economics Club I: Debafing 4: Glee Club . I s I, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4, Girls Leag I, 2, 3, 4, Block C 3, 4: Volleyball and Baslcefball 3, 4: Base- ball and Soccer 3, 4: Rally Cornmillee 4. ...Q : . HAKARU NAGAI A f Varsify C 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4: Class ' ' I Treasurer 4g Foolball 2, 3: Baslcefball 3, 4: Baseball 3: I Sporl' Edilor of La Puerla 3. 4. RI-IODEMA PINNING I ' f Home Economics Club I: Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Spanish Club 3, 4. I I I IsEIsIIro IsIIEro ' ' Foolball 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball 3: Crlec Club 2, 3: Ag Club I, 2. 3, 4. ' ,ll JOI-INNIE PISOR Varsily C I, 2, 3, 4, Presidenl 3: Spanish Club I, 2, I 3, 4: Presidenl ol Class I, Treasurer 2, 3: Second Vice- 3 i , presidenl ol Sludenf Body 3: Presiclenf of Sfudenf 1:3 I KV' Body 4: Foolball 2, 3, 4: Baslcelball I, 2, 3: Traclc 2: ' I La Puerla Slall 4: Hi-Y 3, Presidenf 4. L, ' I X, L 1, VELMA RENFRO Girls' Leaque 2, 3, 4: Commercial Confesl 3, 4: La Pucrla Slall 4. RITA RIGII-IETTI Home Economics Club I: Spanish Club 2. 3, 4, Social Comrnillee 4: Glee Club 3: Girls' Leaque I, Secre- Iary 2, Treasurer 3. 4: Bloclc C I, 2, 3, 4: Class Vice- presidenl 2: Volleyball and Baslcelball I, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball and Soccer 2. 3, 4: La Puerfa Sfall 4, ROBERT QUALLS Ag CIUE I, 2, 3, 4. Idle., 3 ARIRIQLD SONKSON JZ? Z I-Ii-Y 3. 4. Secrelary 4: Varsily C 4: Spanish 3, 4: Foafball 4: Baslcelball 4' Presidenl ol Spanish Club 4. MALIDE RING fu. I-Iorne Economics Club I: Class Secrelaiy I: Finance Q- Cofnrnilfee 2, 3: Firsl Vice-presiclenl ol Sludenl Body 3: Social Comrnilfee 4: Girls' League I, 2, Vice- presidenl 3, 4: Glee Club 2, Secrelary 3, 4. M7 :'M'7f53j,g, MELBA RIPLEY ' Home Economics Club I: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Giils' League I, 2, 3, 4: Bloclr C 2. 3, 4: Baseball and Soccer 2: Baskelball and Volleyball 3. LESLIE SMITH ' Varsily C 2, 3, 4, Vice-presidenl 3: Spanish Club I, 2. 3, 4: Class Presidenl 2, 3, 4: Edilor ol La Puerla 4: Business Manager ol La Puerfa 3: Fool- ball 4: Tennis 2, 3, 45 I-Ii-Y 2, Presidenl 3, Vice- presidenl 4: Co ercial Conlesf 3, 3 Baslcelball 2, 3. 4. ' ' V Q. P- ANNA STORMS - Home Economics Club Treasurer I: Spanish Club 2, Secrefary 3, 4: Girls' Leaque I, 2, 3. 4: Bloclr C 2. 3, 4: Volleyball and Baslcefball 3, 4: Baseball and Soccer 2, 3, 4: Commercial Conlesl 4. ,lx r g Back row, leTT To riohT: 'Vliss Anderson, F. Pike, A. Doslinich, l-T. Kisling, D. Bullinglon, J. Jerernias, J. Howard, L, KnlqhT. Fronl row: B. 5Tark, M. Lewis, R. FonTana, M. Gilslrap, J. Achim, F, Nobleh M. Glimmerveen, N. l-ioshilo, M. Sorensen. Class of '37 ln I933 we, The iunior Class, enTered The porTals oT The CaruThers Union High School, a Trille bewildered buT hoping To become accusTomed To such new rules as one-hour class periods and a ThirTy minuTe lunch period, AT The beginning oT The year The class numbering TiTTy-six was subiecTed To The in' sulTs and praeTical iokes oT The worldly wise upper classmen. When we were Treshf men, The uncivilized and unpopular lTrom The Treshmanls poinT oT viewl pracTice oT hazing was sTill in vogue. Therefore, aT our iniTiaTion parTy, we were Torced To suTTer The punishmenT OT being painTed like wild Indians, oT singing To The Tune or cackle oT The crackers we were eaTing, and oT playing The ever popular iuvenile game oT Ring around The Rosy. To show The sophomores ThaT we Torgave Them Tor noT knowing how To Throw a really grown up parTy , we gave The members oT The sophomore class a reTurn parTy. DespiTe Tho rough TreaTmenT we received, we had an enrollmonT of TiTTy-six sTudenTs aT The end oT The Term. We began our sophomore year on SepTember l7i I934 wiTh a lisT oT TiTTy-Three members. Our oTTicers during The sophomore year were: PresidenT - A - - Freda lNlobleT VicefpresidenT - - T-lerman Kisling SecreTary Y Irwin KeiThley Treasurer - - - BeTTy JohnsTon Finance CommiTTee - - - f Noble NishimoTo One year's experience as well as The knowledge ThaT we could now seek revenge conTribuTed greaTly To our happy sTaTe oT mind. We Took our spiTe ouT on The poor freshmen, who were as bewildered and TrighTened as we had been. Their TrighT didn'T arouse our piTy in The leasT, and we iniTiaTed Them in The convenTional manner. Rack row, lc-ff lo ric1hl:T.'laniquchi, 6, Ransier, H. Smifh, M. Pisor, E. Lumberq, G. Shelley, I, Keifh- lay, C. Foreman, N, Niuliiinf'-fo, Frenl row: B. Jrihnslon, M, Mills, L. Pearf, M. Masada, F. Hammond lvl, Nyljymnl- Prim,-, M, lxlylgvici, A. Shoji, Class of '37 As sophomores, we had a very successful year, winning firsf place in boys' infer- class baseball, swimming, and foofball. On June 7, I935 we closed forever a chap- fer in our boolc ol lifeaa chapfer full of happy memories, associafions, and vicfories. Now fhnf we are upper classmen proudly disolaying our class rings, we are quife dignified. We enfered school Sepfember 23, l935 wifh fhirfy-eiqhf sfudenfs. Cn Ocfober I4, I935 we rnef for fhe firsf firne as a junior class and organized for fhe year. The class as a whole has been oufsfandinq in school worlc, and in sporfs, and in ofher lines of endeavor. Three of our juniors, Charles Foreman, Beffy Johnsfon and Marfha Pisor held promf inenf places on fhe La Puerfa sfaff. On March 20, we presenfed fhe junior play Oh, Professor, which proved a greal success. Un May 29 we gave fhe senior class an enjoyable evening af fho annual juniorfsenior banojuef. The following officers were elecfed for i935-36: Presidenf - Irwin Keifhley Vicefpresidonf - - Herman Kisling lreasurer - Noble lxlishimofo Secrefary- - f - Bessie Price Finance Commiffee ------ Marjorie Mills The following juniors were on honor sfudy fhe firsf parf of fhe year: Floyd Filce, Norilco l-loshilco, Beffy Johnsfon, Irwin Keifhley, l-lerman Kisling, Lu-ella Knighf, Miyolco Masada, Marjorie Nyberg, Bessie Price, Grace Shelley, Ailco Shoji, Mildred Sorenson, and Bernice Sfarlf. Marlha Pisor, Marqarof Gilsfrap and Freda Noblef represenfed Carufhers in inferscholasfic debafinq. A large number of fhe juniors were highly imporfanf in fhe presenfafion of fhe annual school opereffa. Baclr row, lell lo riqhl: K. Fischer, O. l-lall, A. Glenn, lvl, Engle, M. Uiddine, M. Ladd, M, Abernalhy. C. Lifhenholer, il. Adams, Miss Downing, Frrinl row: M, Liqhl, C. Jeremias, B, File, R, Jones, M, Firma, l. Jeremias, M. Marlin, l. Asalcawa. R. l-Iaiirs. Class of '38 Whal a dillerenl group ol sludenls lripped up lhe sleps ol school lhis year lrom lhe one a year ago! As lreshmen, we were sixly-lwo slrong and were as scared as sixfyear olds lrying lo pul on a brave lronl. We survived lhe inilialion and spenl a very enioyable lime al lhe parly lhe sophomores gave us. The oulcome ol lhe eleelion ol ollieers was: Presidenl - Paul loolner Vice-presidenl - Louise Ulmer Secrelary - - Marian Shoolc Treasurer- - f - Ada Lee Ealon Finance Commillee - Ruby Righelli This year, as sophomores, we iusl lcnow everylhing, or lhoughl we did, and wilh Miss Downing as our advisor, planned lo give lhe lreshmen somelhing lo remember in lhe way ol a parly, receplion, and inilialion. Though lhe oldelashioned inilialion was nol allowed as in lormer years, and our dear lriend, lhe limburger cheese was sorrowlully omilled, we did make lhem provide fha enlerlainmenl proper lor lhe evening. And very clever lhey were al il, loo, lor more scrubs-whal wilh a reading by Peggy Banlham, harmonica duels by Charles Fowler and Eldon Ellioll, a piano solo by Lucile l-lieldbrandl and a lew olher lhings we were guile proud ol lhem and lhoughl lhey would do us Credil in lime. Aller lheir program and some games, which we were enlhusiaslieally assured, were enioyed by all, we lrouped inlo anolher room lor relreshrnenls. The lreshmen were lhen lormally and solemnly admilled as honorable members ol our Carulhers Union l-ligh School. Bn-li row, loll lo rlghl: C. Pralher, D. l-larl, D. Barnes, J, Freeman, E. Tarllon, R, Risor, P, Toolor. Middle row: C. Ring, M. Sliooll, M Rilli.-r, M. Terlxel',on, S. Slellcu, R, Riqhelli, l. Niolo. R. Ronan Li. Moqensr-n, XX. L. Lnlon. Fronl ri wi B. McKinney, C. Nyelrem, L. Ulmer, P, Young, J, Jaclson, F. Mcleor, B. VVavd, J. Swaclicr 45. Chiisholrn, M. Wada, D, Qualls. Class of '38 We are laling an aclive parl in lhe sporls and are doing guile well. There are a number ol lellers proudly showing on swealers ol members ol our class. Russell Pisor received a loller in baslfelball. The girls who received lollcrs or emblems are: Ruby Righelli, Faye Mcleer, Mary Abernalhy, Belly Ward, and Palricia Young. We elecled lhe lollowing ollicers lor lhis year: Presidonl Palricia Young Vice-oresidenl - Marian Shoolc Secrelary - s Louise Ulmer Treasurer- - - - lda Nielo Finance Comrnillee - - Ruby Righelli A comparalively large number ol lhe sophomores enjoyed lhe privileges ol honor sludy lhis year. The lollowing were on honor sludy during lhe lirsl semesler: llsulco Asalfawa, Minnie Engle, Marjorie Fraga, Rulh Jones, Faye Mcleer, Ruby Pense, Dorolhy Qualls, Ruby Righelli, Carol Ring, Marian Shook, Louise Ulmeri Belly Ward. The names ol lhe honor sludenls lor lhe second semesler have nol been made avail- able al lhe lime ol wriling lhis reporl, bul il is expecled lhal lhere will be even more sophomores on lhe lisl lhan were on honor sludy lor lhe lirsl semesler. We have accomplished our wish-being lhe juniors ol lhe class ol I938. We are proud ol our basl record and are sure lhal even more will be accomplished during lhe nexl lwo years. PM 'Wl l' ll l' ll'lii'1 R. linnr-n, T. Brown, T. lshil, l-l, Asalrawa, W, Bullf-r, L. Gray F, fllifwll, Mnlflli- row: l, Hiiyli-, B, loni-m, W, Corwin, A. Blish, C. Fowler, Q, D. l-lill, B. Briufynvlinn, ll. Bullf-i, l All-i, lvl 'il vow: ll, lnlili-, VV, l-lfillixnll, V, Bowlin, B. l-lixvn, l, lfvilulmru, lf. leiwi, l. Bi-'1, ll. H.nNli,nn, l,, lli. lflvlluimiill, B, llofglfrwle, lfl, lfimili. Class of '39 On Sirillvrnbczi' 23, l935, when Carulhers Union High School convened, seven limlirmrn camo lronn Monroe, lwenly-seven lrom Carulhers, nine llrom Raisin Cily, ffiqhl lrom Alvina, lhroe lrom Princelon and four lrorn schools nol in lhe dislricl. Four lmvo onloried ainco school slarled, and lhree have lell. Allcer Mr. Wallon, our class adviser, had 'fold us ol lhe regulalions ol lho school and had inuliucled us in parliamenlary proceedings, we elecled ollicers as lollows: Piosidenl - - lhonnas Brown Vina-fi-iesidenl h f Joan Snfiilh or-cirelary - l-lelcn Pisor lre.wasurorf - - - f Bill Buller Social Commillee - Jean Srnilh, Leslie Gray Finance Comrnillee - ---- Eleanor Berg Wi: an' pr:-mul ol our class and we hope lo advance in scholarship and school .af liviliw, in the coming yoars. llli l i li.: l llilii-,li--lm Qi, Rnnl VV, VVallviv, A, Rliilielli, R, Pnl'-, Sfaiil P, l-'ig ll, ,l, Mi,,wiiil'i. Mi llllf- if wg ll, 'wlnlllny VV, l9fwd, V. Rsinlvw, L, Nylwiq, J, Nifxlll, l, Vinnirvli, V, f,l1rlil,i,in, V, lliii i-, ll, l'nnnnil, N, Ml iris, B. lsllfiw, Finn? row: l, Sir,-llru, l-l, Visor. D. Milf ll-ill. C, lvluimy cl, lllwli-if I V, Mill lj, liiiiiiv,rf,cl,f1iiiilli, M, lrwaiu'-, G, Noilon. Honor Study Honor sTudy is available To all sTudenTs who have mainTained a ciTizenship raTing oT IOO or more Tor Two successive quarTers, have noT losT more Than Three poinTs Tor misconducT The previous guarTer, and have Twice as many grade poinTs as crediTs on The laTesT grade reporTs. Honor sTudy sTudenTs are excused Trom compulsory aTTend- ance in sTudy hall during Their sTudy periods. This sysTem gives Them The same privi- leges and responsibiliTies in sTudying Their lessons as are enjoyed by college sTudenTs. Honor sTudy has exisTed aT our high school Tor several years and is growing in popu- lariTy. IT is a privilege ThaT is greaTly desired by everyone. Honor sTudy sTudenTs are regarded as good ciTizens who can be relied upon To behave Themselves properly and To prepare Their lessons in a saTisTacTory manner wiThouT The close supervision oT The cusTomary sTudy hall. Those who have meT The scholarship requiremenTs, buT have Tailed To mainTain aT leasT IOO ciTizenship poinTs, are placed on The honor holl, which does noT permiT honor sTudy. The Tollowing are The sTudenTs who have been in honor sTudy and on The honor roll respecTively during The second halT oT This year: Seniors Evelyn DeFreiTas Lula Hedrick ArThur Hoyle Marjorie HylTon Kishio lshii Haruo MiyamoTo Velma RenTro RiTa RigheTTi Leslie SmiTh Anna STorms Sophomores Hsulco Asalcawa Minnie Engle Barbara Filce Marjorie Fraga Honor STudy Juniors Floyd Filce Norilco Hoshilco Jim Howard Irwin KeiThley Herman Kisling Luella KnighT Miyolco Masada Bessie Price Grace Shelley Ailco Shoji Mildred Sorenson Bernice STarlc Freshmen Hiroshi Asalcawa Eleanor Berg Thomas Brown Irene GilsTrap Rufh Jones Leslie Gray Caroline Jeremias Lucile HieldbrandT Faye McTeer Odee Hill Ruby Pense Vaudine Mills Marian Shoolc DoroThy MiTchell Louise Ulmer James MiyamoTo DoroThy Qualls Viola RenTro Carol Ring Jean Ripley Ruby RigheTTi Jean SmiTh Bill WalTon Honor Roll Seniors: Eleanor Kragh, WiniTred McKinney. Juniors: Madge Lewis, Marjorie Mills, MarTha Pisor. Sophomores: Howard Craven, BeTTy Ward. PaT Young. Freshmen: Bob EsTlow, Ruby Kragh, Angelo RigheTTi. i 55, 2-if ,yo ., n 'Y J JL '1tA?l : ' :TWA ,ix 1 5 w l f'1E 1,1 Mig it va , . I. fi-it L .P 1? QV R -4. 2 f E .7 2 Q T7 4. :f P. 42 ' J? 4 ' . , 1 4 -.I , 1 - L -. - 1' 1 . X . Lf- , 1.1 'i P 1: P i .1--E 1'0 5 n ff FQ: H . . N f ,A E 4.1 . - QH4.. ' if., 1L'f,Q' , x' .1x. 3 5:53 I . 1' V. . I , n ,X I . 7 A2 , ' P ' I1 l ' ' '. 1 'A' , ?f'? 'fN ' 'if I. FL.. ... 5 ..Ja.,24M .3-.J T-ai ,ENV 555 . 2:1352 ' 1.5.5, . 19,17 . Qqllv' A 5:61154-.. f.mF f 3A ?-'i? 'i. A QE? .-4 f. . Lg, 4, ' i' fi.: 1. wg: '-,' . L.. ww im.. lf: Lf. i: xr T g. I . f 1 .-4, . , . A 11 A 4' . ig? .!. 5 In 'iv i JT .Jw Q? x. v . .. .:.:?, L: 3' , V , 1 C EL ,, . f' 1 3- .A Jr . ii? 3' A. . gf. 9.-A F. .W 'A .1-1. Ps Zap. ' V fr I wall. JK. gy gi. .aa I .. ..,f. . 5' 11 ff' 515 ' ri- ,f lik ' .,-. f. ,. A . 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One of lnoso i5 fl pearly io bo qlyfrn duvlnq llwfr Socond senwoslor lor' llwe girls ol llwo scjlwool and llwolr molllovs The lollowinq ollleczrs wcvo eloclod lor' flu year: Pmsidonl ---f- Evelyn DcFroifas Vino lfl'L'L'l'flCl7l 7 lvlildr-on Sorenson Sumolmy f Lol1i5o Ulmm' TI-CHSLIVCI' - - Belly Jolwnslon Serqoanl al arms' - Conslanco Nyslrcm -tooxg-7 T-, Hi-Y Tlwo HLY, under' lno lwflfmlwlp ol Sam Ulmer' and Coaglw lvlcnrslmll, nad zovoml social aclivllics Clurinq llm: year' in addllion lo The roqular weekly rnoolinqs. In lulllllmonl ol our molfo, lo promolo lwlqln slandards ol Clwrialian clwamclor ID OLH' Communily, wo spongorod fi Penne: and Son banquol in inc spriwg. We inlonfl lo use flue pl'ogCmlr, fo lwolp our boys al Camllwerf, To go lo 'rho Y. M. C. A. camp al Lake Sequoia. R lllwvr F Iyillll lwln- ' W. l, B1 wr Boll 14-yy! lml ll vl1llTIA.ixwll ll, gv'n'l1 A, ff-'wlw 'v, M1 lvl.1f'.ls.1ll, V, l,ll5u, Mldlllf 14 v.: L. Svvlllx , . , , . ' v .l, l'l-.lr V. Tnnll '. 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I'IilITIIII'YI1 C. I'mIIii-i. F. Iili- fx. IIii,I-ini Ii, II. I-Ifwwlillvi. Irimnl row: D, I-Inrf, C, Gvunland, ID.Bfirn1.-m. B. Nu-Io, II. BuIIin1Iin,..I. I 1 1 nii ,1', I-I. Qu il'-i, If. Cfiiinf v',. Lower riiiluir-, lop row: R. Ripley, A. Busli, B. Biim-nIinf-, B, E-,IImw. Mi I III www: NIL IiI'niwn-,I-n, A. Ri 1In?I1i, B. .Iones, W. Corieia, R. Pale, R. Alrrr, C. Friwlwi, W. I2ririd, I, Iiiniimvi. I' :II row: W. Wirlliin, C. Rank, J. Miyaniolo, E. Ellioll, IQ. Ennen, H. Asalnwn II. UI I-Ili-y, L. Cgiiiiy C I.li lwnlwvler. Future Farmers of America Iliff nicivnliers ol our enabler Iiave, by Ilweir aelwievennenls in cornpelilion in Ilie yniiiius sliile and Ioeal FuIure Farmer acliyilies, brouqlvl' many lionors Io C. U. I-I. S. VW- Iiul Iliii Iollowing accornplislimenls: Pioif-il nonirielilion in l935: Floyd Filce, swine breedinq proiecil, Fresno seplion, Isl, valley Qnd: Iiorne building proiecf, Fresno secilion, Isl. Carl Sunland, swine Ieedf infi pioiczi I, Ing-sno seclion, Isl, valley, Isl. I-Iideo Hosliiko, brooding proiecf, Fresno uw Iion, 3nI. Surnio Hosliilco, Iree proiecl, Fresno seclioni IsI, valley, Qnd. Manuel Lcial, yinv iiroieef, Fresno sedion, Isl, valley, IsI. Ben Nielo, egg produclion proiecf, Furuno sei lion, Qnd. Vifinninrgs al Ilie slale Iair, Tulare Counfy Iair and Fresno Counly lair: Don Bullinq- Ii-n, I qiaiirlcIian1bion,4Iirsl, 3 second, 3 Iliird, I Iourlli, and I Iiillw place ribbon on Iliiinmliiifi slizfep. Andrew Dosliniclw. 2 grand champion, 2 Iirsl, 2 second, 5 Iliird, ,iixil I IiIIIi plare ribbon on Idampslwire swine. Carl Qunland, 3 Iirsl, 3 second, and 2 Iliinl place ribbons on I-Iarnpslwire swine. Floyd Filce, 7 Iirsl, 8 second, 6 Iliird, I lourlh, and I Iillh place on Poland hogs: Ben Nielo, 2 Iirsl and 2 second place ribbons on While Leghorn pullelsy Surnio I-Ioshiko, 2 Iirsl place ribbons on Iruil and I lirsl place ribbon on a proiecl record book: Fledio I-loshiko, I Iirsl and I Third place ribbon on Iruil, and I Iourlh place ribbon on a proiecl record book: Manuel Leal, I second place ribbon on grapes and I second place ribbon on raisinsg Tony Leal, I Jrhird place ribbon on grapes. Don Bullinglon was awarded Ihe degree Slale Farmer, being presenled wilh Ihe gold key by Governor Frank Merriam during The slale lair. Our live sfock judging Ieam, composed ol Floyd Fike, Carl Sunland, and Andrew Doslinich, won The Clarks Field Day judging conlesl al Madera Jan. 25, I936, Floyd being high man ol The conlesl. I. F. F. A. club members. 2. Pruning feam. 3. Hedio's nec+arines. 4. Hedio's chick- ens. 5. L. E. Wrasse, honorary member. 6. Don Bullingfon, s+a'I'e farmer. 7. Win- ners a+ fhe Clark Field Day. ,-..-........-...Qu fgflfi Q -5 1- ' I 'it' -:'.i 3. :Kwik .vi 'iw , V, wb.. 4.85.4 lv The Band The Carulhors Union l-liqh School band, wilh lheir slimulaling music, inspired The Viluyers and roolers al lhe vavious ioolball games lhal were played lasl lall. Mr. lliclmrcl l.. Qrauel is The bandmasler. This group of musicians cooperalod wilh lhe orchcslra in lhe produclion ol The annual school operella, Don Pxlonso's Treasureii. Their able assislonce was qieally apprecialed by The operella cas? and direclor. The Orchestra The C. U. H.S.orchei,1ra, under lhe able direclion ol Mr. Richard L. Qrauel, made a biq improvemenl lhis year, and ils services have been soughl repealediy. The or- cheslra assisled al vuiious school iunclions, The biqqesl accomplishmenl being The prominenl pail which il played in Jrhe presenlalion ol The annual operella on Feb- i'um'y 7. Uiig. wf-i pifli iv , ilu: band, bail vow, lull lo rifghl: J. Piser, W. Wallfqn, C. l-lamillon, M. Leal, A. S iwii ls. iri, J, H-ivvfiicl. Fronl low: C. ljinninig, l-l. Emile, G. Ransier, Mr. Grauel. Lower piclure, The wir lin-,li.1, bail vow: A. Cook, A. Sonlcson, C. Foreman, E. Lumberq, F. Noblel. B. Sfarlc, P. Banlham, J. Howard, J. Pi' ,fii , F. Mills, E. Ellioll, Middle row: M. Nvberq, B. Johnslon, B. Filre, P. Younci. M. Mills, C. JL 'if-:-1 ina, l-l. Pisoi, J. Ripley, B. J, Pc-verill, l.. l-lildebrandl. Fr-onl row: M. Nyberq, G. Parisi iii, L. Uln'n3i'. G. Shelley, M. Rinq, M. l-lylhvn, Vif. McKinney, F, Hammond, Mr. Grauel. DTH 470 N UTH6- IIS Ope retta T p puhm-, pvxv1fnpfa'1 MM '. 'wifi V, Y' xmfz M, LDA M. MM - J rfflpi, P L lLvvxw-L M, LVM' .L,L'r,v-wi'-, VVAVLL R, Vfwv, F, MVTM-r P, Mx-un f'fvH'Iv'11 J, Vw CIfVw'v-1 ruffmw LL! vw' 1 xl 'wi C l vwvvvlm., B. FILM, M, Swv'-vw, 1' L 47rL.'rnp, L, plvvrvrvq, L. Uv fA Www, l Ll'vvvYMm'f B M I v v A bfy.-HOLL-r R, .1-vm-, Li, PM1 V, K1-l1'wNf-y, Q, Sm'Li-Lv A Crwl' fvfmf vfwi W, flu- M L'-vvi-. I Nu-fm, V, Ymnwq, M. LLMHL M. MW-, J, H-'vmwi M, Viwr J, J4 v1,-rr'in'- B, Wf1v'fi P, L f'.f xv V, Www- M frwxqfv, F. NMTL-1fr F, MNL, PLVHTLVVI J, PNN M, 62Y51v,xf', .L Albin M, ping Ci H.1'w3HHvv F NULwlv?, BNN'-vw pldxlw- dqrwwf-1:1 M, L-fwfu M. Gflafvnpx F NWLDU-T, C. .L+-rwwfui., kv, Slvf-Nfff, 1 Nh-im, R, pwrxw, Nw? NNW L.1fLvW.gH,N,1.mi B, Vvfwmf 'v1, fy H Mi-,fnrw fr! M, L' uw, .L ff-'Lv'-Um. K Hqrvwlfiwrv, E. Dvpvf-:Mau K I-Jvif, Mv, Ldv-vvvwwv MM, DL,fv.frvin.y' fvsgn' r.wZ L, Emi P RrfgLHYH A Shop, A, Simms, R. RwqLu:Tm. I Operetta--- Don AIonzo's Treasure On Feb. 7, The mixed chorus presenfed fhe picfurescjue Spanish opereffa Don Alonso's Treasure. The opereffa was under fhe general direcfion of Mrs. Banfham, who was assisfed by Mr. Grauel. Don Diego, head of The ancienf and honorable house of Gonzales, is af fhe end of his financial resources. Af fhe darlcesl' momenf he receives a leffer from fhe Am- erican millionaire, Ajax Wollop, announcing fhaf he is coming fo visif Spain and fry fo locafe fhe losf freasure of fhe Gonzales family, buried long ago by Don Alonzo, an ancesfor who fled fo America for polifical reasons. Wollop had befriended fhe grandson of Alonzo: in refurn for fhis kindness The grafeful man gave him a map showing where fhe 'rroasure was buried. Billy McNoodle, in love wifh Elaine, has followed fhe family fo Spain. Nof wishing fo be recognized he disguises as fhe fam- ous foreador, Tobasco Tamalos. This leads him info frouble as Manuel, a servanf, has sworn vengeance on Tamalos. Anofher disguise and an accidenf reveal fhe hiding place of fhe freasure. Casf of Characfers Don Diego, Spanish Nobleman ---- Suzanne, his wife - - - Dolores. fheir elder daughfer - Lolifa, fheir youngesf daughfer - - Ajax Wollop, American Sausage King Mrs. Wollop, his wife - - Elaine, 'rheir daughfer - Paula, dull-wiffed servanf Manuel, man-of-all-worlc - - Slim, a sailor ---- Shorfy, his companion in advenfure - Billy, a sfowaway hero ----- Chorus Joe Jeremias - Marfha Pisor Marjorie Mills - Faye Mcleer Russell Pisor - Beffy Ward Corabell Pinning - Paf Young Manuel Leal James Howard - Fravel Mills John Pisor Joe Achin, Arlene Blaeholder, Augusfus Coolc, Minnie Engle, Barbara Filce, Irene Gilsfrap, Margaref Gilsfrap, Charles Hamilfon, Florence l-lammond. James Howard, Caroline Jeremias, Joe Jeremias, Rufh Jones, Irwin Keifhley, Manuel Leal, Madge Lewis, Fave McTeer, Fravel Mills, Marjorie Mills, Barbara Mogensen, lda Niefo, Freda Noblef, Corabell Pinning, Lois Pinning, Marfha Pisor, John Pisor, Russell Pisor. Viola Price, Carol Ring, Maude Ring, Grace Shelley, Mildred Sorenson, Louise Ulmer, Beffy Ward, Pai Young. Dancers Margref Gilsfrap, Caroline Jeremias, Ida Niefo, Freda Noblef, Ruby Pense. Madge Lewis, Grace Shelley. Sfaff Direcfor, Mrs. Banfhamg orchesfra. Mr. Grauelg dances, Mrs. Banfhamg cosfumes, Miss Nelson: sfage seffing, Miss Downing and Mr. Edmonsonp make-up, Miss Wall: accompanisf, Marjorie l-lylfong business manager, Manuel Leal and Charles l-lamilfon: properfies, Rifa Righeffi: sfage manager, Flalcaru Nagaig cosfumes, Ruby Righeffi: ushereffes, Anna Sforms, Julia DeFreifas, Rifa Righeffi, Evelyn DeFreifas, Eleanor Berg, Bernice Primrose. Orchesfra Marjorie Hylfon, Mrs. Harris, Beffy Johnsfon, Jack Walfon. Mrs. Lumberg, Evelyn Lumberg, Margaref Nyberg, William Gandy, Alfred Gandy, Sam Ulmer, O. D. l-lill, Joe Espinola, Rhodema Pinning, Richard Craven, Dorfha Gallaher. lxxmdr-n1r,, Bark rrm, lpll ln rrrlwr: l,, Smilh, l-l, Mlyafnrlo A. Sonlvvon, l, lffr-rlhlrly, C. Foreman, .l l-lvward, A, Ll rrl, Mlddlr- row: T, lanlfxurhr, R, Moore, lf. l'-WH M. l-G-rllwlf-y B, Prwvr-fill, M, piwfrr. G. Shrfllrfv, J, Pi-,nr, l-l, Nadal, N, Nlshlrnolo, lirwnl row: M, Mllls, N, l-lrshllo h llrrlzfr-llau B John-Jon, R, lQlf1lwllr,xl, llf-Frwlfa' A, Slowns M, C-ilf-lrarrr M, Rlplr-y, ll, Kra xh, Spanish Club The Spanlsh Club has had a very suceesslul year wilh Mrs, Qslerhoudl as sponsor. Af rho llrsl meelino, whlch was held ln November, lhe lollowinq were elecled lo quide us 'rhrouqhoul The year: presldenl Arnold Sonlcson: vice-presidenl, Evelyn De Frellasy secrelary, Miyelo lvlasada' heasurer, Belly Johnslon, To Complole rho buslness ol The Club, The lollowinq Qommillees were appoinledi program eomrnilree, Rlla Riqhe-lll, James l-loward, and Wlnllrecl McKinney: social rornmllree, Irwin Kellhley, Grace Shelley, and lnlalcaru Naqai. The Spanrsh Club Conslsfs of 60 members who are inferesled in Spanish, ex slu denls and Spanish ll and lll sludenls. The club raised lls money lhrough Candy which was Sold al School luncfions. Al lhe various nneelinqs whlch have been held, The members dlscussed fheir lwo sodal lunchons ol The year, lhe llrsl, a slcahnq parly held al a Fresno slcahng rlnlc on January 3Isl, rho Second, our annual banquel which was held in Fresno ln fhe lale sprrno. The members derived a qreal deal of pracrieal benelil as well as enlerlain menl lrom the meelinqs. Slurl.-nl-,, Bra l r-rw, l.-ll Q- ri :lrfj VV, M- lflnrrr--, B, Slarlr fl lnlfall ,,l, Armrnv, R, ll-r ry fh, Rfqrmrwr, lx, lrrolwr, M, fwlrru-l l, Nil-'r Mlddll' wi M, lvl xwxflrs, B, Wa'd, li, l-lfsrvrrwlfrrvl M, l-llllr-v, P, .lfrnrm C. Rlnrn R, llrnninl C, lllnhin 1, L, Knlrrhl, Frr-wl row: B. lVlrKll1VN'x,' R, llarrir. ,ll ,lar l-nn, Ck, Jr,-rernuas, M, Marlin, B, Frlce M, Sorensen B. Prrce, M, Nyberq M, Nybero, L--ll lr- ri lllll C. lxinnrnri. F. Nublrrl, M. fvrlrlrap, Miss Anderson, M, Prsoi, P, Younfl. l.. Ulr-iii, The Debate Club A debale Qlub was organized early in The TirsT school Term Tor The lirsT Time in Three years. Valuable worlc was done in Training The members in The pracTical use ol lorensics, in Teaching The sTudenTs To Thinlc on Their TeeT and become TluenT spealcers. Tryouls were held and six winners were selecTed To represenT The school in inTerschol- asfic debales. The Team members were MarTha Pisor, PaT Young, and Louise Ulmer- allirmaTivef MargreT GilsTrap, Freda lNlobleT, and Corabell Pinningfnegahye. We losl our Tirfzl debaTe To l.aTon, and The second debaTe was TorTeiTed To us by Fowler. ln The Third debalre we divided honors wiTh CenTral: our aTTirmaTive losT To Their nega live Team and Their aTTirmaTiye losl To our negaTiye Team. Since no one on our Teams is in This yearls graduahng class, we are conTidenT ThaT The pasT yearis experf ience will help us To comIoeTe more successTully wiTh oTher schools nexT year. The Home Economics Club llrif homie economics club is composed oT Treshman girls and a sophomore. sTu clonls ol This domeslic science class. These girls worlc TaiThTully and indusTriously Tor one hour each day. As There is a large number, Two periods are allowed Tor domesTic science. The club meeTs once each monlh. AT The TirsT meeTing in The Tall The Tollowing oTTirers were elecTed: RuTh Lewis, presidenTp Eleanor Berg, vice-presidenT: Bernice Primrose, svcrelaryq Helen Pisor, Treasurer. The girls had successTul Tood sales aT The games. They also proTiTed Trom soup sales. All oT The members oT The club have had exec-llcynl lwracTice preparing and serving dinners aT bangueTs held in The school. They milf-ilniricwrl The girls' league al Tea during The second semesTer. The money ThaT was earrrecl by The club during The year was used To purchase glasses Tor The school. Brrfl row, li-ll lr' ii ihl: G. Noilrrn, .l Nil-T T1hly'lwrr1,L.Pinninu V. Bciwlin, D. Tjinnin 1, R, lcrrwi-, C. Murray l. Sli-llir, V. Srirlfisiiiri, L. Hin-ldbrrrncll, B. DCGTYIOTU. T. Berg, V. T'rice, V, Robinrfrn. TT. ln ill- B. llrf ii, lVli.s Nrrlwrn. Sr-mind rrrwi V. lifrnlio, B. Runynn, A. l-lunlap, l'T. T'ir,rri, l, Crilmlrar. W, llrrllnnd .l, Sirrilh, B. l'iirriiw,i-, ll. Milr lif'll, TQ. lVrar'1h, M. Tavares, FYOUTI V. Mills. is ' iiiwi-i L :vi::ii'i-i- i-fi ii ii:-': H, Mi-,iw iii' i. i..i ilgw: L. Bmw MW, Sf, ififTw J, i'i',f,i L 'iiw'i?.if. iyiiiiiiie-1'i VV1. iviiiii- K, isiiii. The Finance Committee iiii- iiimiiuig cgomniiifcio oi iiwc Siiificmi iwoiiy Coiiaiaifp iii iiif' iivcygiiiiiiii, fiiwiuiiii-i iiwiwlmy, i'Ll5iUf?55S marimjgvi' arid nciyiici' oi iiifj Qiiiciirmi iUf7'iiAf, imf: ffm: iviiiiwiiiifiiiyi, fiom cmgii cginss. This iiommiiiee yoies on ali bills and iimrmqcifg iiic: buf,im'1,', fiiifiiif ii ilici siudc-mi body orqariizaiion, ivioofiriqe nic: Cxiilod from iimc io fimci iv, is mcfci-f1,f,.'ii'y, ivy fiicy fiuiii'-iii iwuiy iiii-ui iifiiii, who is Hin? Cimiiman ui imc Commiiiec. Diirirci iiw pm? ycem 'im fxiirwiwiiiif-if miii Nw- iiiwwfs iw' iiio iransncfimq oi iis busiiiciss. Duc io iiio Wim: iiimiiiiiiq, find iiif- iiiiii iiii iiiififliiiifjOiSiL1dCl ii' iimcis by iiiis sgroup, Nw fxiuderii bony oi iiw Lniiifmiif, Umm iiiqii Sniiiooi was abio ici qu iiiicwqii iiic niciiiiogsiori wiiiimiii ia ciiviicif af .amy iirmge fmii wiilioui Ciiiiiiiiiriq iis acfiyiiics. in ind, ii was iioiigiinifv in cpyciri oriinrqe Tim, iiiciciifirii iii Hits cxiidfguiricuiai' aciiyiiios. The Movie Committee Oiicc' sl imiiiiii ciuiim iiice ia5i sgiicvcii fcfzi, Tim sfiidisiii imiii iii iiiii -,i iiiiiii im' . ni F . y K . .Z . i-ii-wiiiui mwyius im' iiie vmiciiairinwsgiwi oi iiie- Qaiiiiiinsrf, vii-,Tiiri fiiiii 'iiliiwlliiiiilifi vviiiimiriiiiniw, Ilia programs wiiicii WCVO i'iiCSf?VTiCd, c'OnesiuIi',fd ri fa if-fiiiiif: ami .1 iciiiimiy, pimudcrci by a cgoricori qiyeri by iiw iiiqii zaiiioui O'fiii:',im Tim' miuyzr-', iiiayi iw? oriiy iioipvd iiic comrmmiiy, iw? THQ SiUf4OV'i body im',iiiiaiiiiff'1 iiom iiiigm iv, wi-ii iiwg pimms and fiiiariqomc-:iii ioi' WC moyirwq iiiciuic Siiowg imwc iyigyrri immiiigci yiiiy ipiurididiy by iim movie gcvwriiiinee and iii adyisci. M -.vi L iiii'i iii- ii1'i- ii1'iT:i'i ixiigv- i, 'Ii 'i'x B ii'1 i Vvii qw . i i i lop row, lf-fl io irihli M. Abernalhy, lx. Yeung, M. lfelThley, C. pinning, A, Slorms, M, Pisor, R. Piiihnlli, E. M-Fizzilas, B. Johnslon. Second row: Miss Anderson, F. Mcieer, B. Waid M. Ladd W, Mi Kinney, R, Fiinlana, E. Luvnbn-ig, F. Noblef, M. Gilslrao, M. Ripley, M's. Qslerhriudl. Fronl ww: M. l.ewi- J. De Freilas, B. Pew,-rill, R, Riqhaffi, J, Niele, E. Berg, M. Mills, M. l-lyllon, N, Block C The Block C is an alhlelic club lor girls who have received lellers. AT our lirsl meeling ol' lhe year we organized by elecling lhe lollowing oilicers: presidenl, Evelyn Delireilasp vice-presidenf, Marlha Pisorg lreasurer, Mallie May Keilhley. Al our annual lunclion we inilialed The new members which enlarged our club lo fwenly-seven. Miss Anderson and Mrs. Oslerhoudl were our advisers who guided fhe deslinies ol The club Through a successlul year. The Bloclc C members sold candy al The sludenl body shows. This has been our way of raising money for lhe clubs aclivilies. l-losliilw, A. Shoii. Varsity C We of lhe varsily C club underloolc a big proiecf lhis year. We fried. aller much deliberaiion and planning, 'ro buf across lhe idea of awarding swealers lo any senior who had won his lefler in alhlelic compelilion. l-lowever, we failed in our ellerls. Al rhe end ol lhe lirsl semesler we inilialecl inlo The club Twelve new members and we expecl lo have a few more new members al 'rhe end of lhe school year. Through rhe cooperalion ol lhe members and our adviser, Coach Marshall, we have had several inleresling meelings. We have fried lo carry oul as much as possible our aim ol clean sporls. The ollicers were: l-lerman Kisling, bresidenli Rn-.sell Pisor, secrelary-Treasurer. Hifi riiw: B. Ni:-lfi, l-l, Miyamolo, l. Kcillilirv, l-l. lilislinfi, J, Pisiii, lc, Mfiwy, C. Foiwnan, K. Isl-iii l. Smilli, li, Mills, A. Hoyle, Coarn Marshall, Frnnl row: R. pisoi, .,l. Jiirirrnrai., D. Bullinfilon, B. Sriiilh, .l. Arliin, H. l-lushilco, A, Coolc, A. Sonlcson, R. Gaines. LMT lo rizhl: l.. Snirlh R, Thin'-i l., l-Tiidrirl, M, Prim, A, Srfwrrhu, M, T ir1lf1 TTA Ycrind V. l?r'nTrri M. Masada, l. Asal-.-wifi l, kMr'lil'i,. Commercial Contest The T936 commercial conTesT was held aT The Fresno Technical High School on SaTurday, April 25. Nine -JT our bookkeebers Took parT in iT. AlThouqh we won more poinTs This year Than we had earnocl lasT year, we losT The cup To Coalinqa by Three poinTs. We would, unqueshonably, have won iT iT iT had noT been Tor The unTorTunaTe TacT ThaT Leslie had To leave The conTesT long be- Tore iT was up in order To appear aT Roedinq Park Tor his Tennis maTch in The counTy semi Tinals. lvliyoko lvlasada is The new Fresno Counly bookkeeping champion by reason oT having won TirsT place in The second year conTesT. Velma l2enTro was Third in The counTy. lvlinnie Engle and lrwin KeiThley won Third and TourTh places in The TirsT year bookkeeping respechvely. CaruThers l-liqh was Third in The counTy in The ToTal number oT poinTs and ribbons won. Lula Hedrick and lvlariorie Fraqa were aT The head oT The honorable menTion lisT, havinq Taken sixTh place in Their evenTs. Miss SchroeTer accompanied The Team To Fresno on conTesT day. The Social Committee LasT Tall The sTudenTs and Teachers decided ThaT There was a need To revive The social commiTTee which had noT evisTed Tor several years, The TirsT vice prcrsidzfnl oT The sTudenT body as The chairman oT such a commiTTee, The adviser and Two rep resenTaTives Trom each class as The oTher members, wenT To work immediaTely and decided To sponsor school parTies, The commiTlee Takinq Tull responsibilily Tor The enTerTainmenT. The TirsT parTy, which was held on January 24, proved such a success ThaT some Term ol social acTiviTies was planned Tor f-very monlh oT The remainder oT The year. Bark arm, lr-ll T-i rli1li'j.l gyrrvrr E. Tiki' Cy- Sw-in-i, lvl- l'ri.iir lvl, Win.: lri'-n' r A, l, Cvfiii, T, Mill-. Mi, lvT,,rilmll T, Pike lf, Tli, M . tl, 4' .. . 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'If' '- fa: ff - 2114.5 -4- fe. 3 3'-4 '..l'lI , 74 lufil' . -aff.: ,:r,g +21 W1 . i ' ' f '+L -35 Q: ,1iQ,j.' 1? 551 342: , 6 'i 1.21 ..l :' I 1, 5. 11 'Qui Q.. ..',, . 4 .. ., . k E .',' .I 1 51,1-Efi' fm--f ali . .. 1 1 '4 k : 1 .gf J Y'- IT' ' ZW.. 75,91 3 , .A E i v -Q lv 6' 3 .sf LN 4 tw . .1 5 V .f f 1' .ifhw , ,. px A A. id its ' af' .uv -11 4. l Lell lv riqllli J, Nielir ll, Banlhanr J, Pifi J, l-lr-wixrd C. Pinuinfl, l'. Yf'l,lVl'l. The Rally Committee The members ol the rally commillee, one represc-nlaliye lrom each class, were appoinled by lheir respeclive class presidenls. The duly ol lhe members ol lhis group is lo help arouse school spiril and le assisl lhe yell leader. lhey also help with lhe rallies. There were rallies slaged lor lhe Riverdale, lhe Lalon, and lhe Sierra loolf ball games, and lor lhe Lalon baslcelball game. Heavyweight Basketball The yarsily bashelball leam won lhe division championship lor lhe lhird consecu live lime, bul, lilcewise, lor lhe lhird conseculiye lime sullered a discouraging deleal in lhe counly semiflinal game. The boys were yiclorious in lhe lirsl lwo league games with Parlier and Riverdale respeclively. lhe hard lighling, mounlain leam lrom Sierra came lo Carulhers lor lhe nexl game. Carulhers won by a score ol 29 lo lb. For lwo years in league game compelilien, Caiulhers has nol lasled lhe billerness ol deleal, lnul she was lorced lo undergo lhe experience when Lalon clelealed her hy a score ol 27 lo 24. lranguillily lorleiled lo Carulhers. Since Sierra and Carulherf. had each losl one game, a playroll lo decide lhe winner ol lhe division championship was called al lhe Sanger gymnasium. Carulhers won by a score ol l5 lo Il. Ca rulhers played Kerman al lhe Fresno hligh School gymnasium in lhe semi linal game. Allheugh our boys could nol gel lhe lead, lhey lied lhe score in lhe lasl guarler. Kerman won the game 26 lo Zl. lwlllriri.1hr'lvlr lvlixr-lrull lb Nirli ll lvlir- wi l- ll vi ll I l-rr r ii I r rr r- C-rin C. l-lamillon, A. l-lcyle. l,i-ttloiir1hl:lVii, Marshall, l-l.Naga:,J.Acnin,A,Dostnnich, F. Filre, l. Keithley, I-I, Klslxng, R, Pisoi, K. luliil L. Srriilli, A. l-triylif. Middleweight Basketball The middleweight basletball team had a heart breaking season this year. Atter winning three ot tive games, bv torteit, the boys lost by one point the honor ot being division champions. The tirst game in which they actually played was at Riverdale. They won by an easy victory. At halt time, Riverdale had scored tour points, and during the second halt they scored only two points. The game ended with the score 75 te 6 in tavor ot Caruthers. The next game was with Laton. Both teams tought very hard, but, when the gun sounded, the score was 2l to 20 in tavor ot Laton. Par- lier, Sierra, and Tranquillity torteited. Lightweight Basketball The lightweights had a poor start but ended strong. These boys lost their tirst two games to Parlier and Riverdale. They were in mid-season term in the next game which was with Sierra. In this game the C's won by a score ot 3l to IZ. Latonis toitoit et the game made two victories tor the lightweights. The last game was with Tranquillity. Caruthers won easily, and the game ended with the score ot 26 to 8. This victory pal the lightweight team in second place honors tor the division cham- pionship. Since most ot the players are treshmen, we are hoping tor a championshib :wit year, liitl lfi iiiiht: A, Hoylm- E. Elliott, l.. Gray. T. lsliii, l-t. Asalcawa, H. Hoshilco, T. Brown, J. Miyamoto, T. Taniguchi, W, Butler, G. Ransier, Mr. Marshall. Iiarlx row, Tall Tri Viillwll L. Cray I-T. Na Tai C. H.ii'iiITori, R pi'-- 1 C. Ciurlarri I, i1fi-iTl'Ir-y II, lfi-. ling, M, Lvral, Q. Ransim, Mi, lvlaislmll, Middle row: I-l. Tlouhilrr- J. .leiwrnias, K. Ixlrii I.. fiiviiTli, F. Mills, Flon? row: A. Sonlrson, D. BuIIinr1Ton, B, NieTo I-I. TVIiyanwoTo A, Qi olr H, S'niTh .,l, Pj-,rw FootbaH FooTbaII reached a new low aT CaruThers This year. VVe Iosl our TirsT game io Riverdale. The score was 6 To O. In The nexT game, our boys showed TighT, buT were ouTweighed TwenTy pounds per man. We IosT To Coalinga I9 To O. The Third game was wiTh Sierra on our home ground. AIThough The Sierra boys seemed a liTTle smaller, in average, Than our boys, They managed To win by T2 To 6. In This game CaruThers made iTs only Touchdown oT The season. The IasT game was played aT I.aTon. The scoring OT LaTon in The TirsT guarTer puT more TighT inTo The CaruTherS boys. NeiTher Team could geT inTo scoring TerriTory aTTer ThaT. AIThough every game was losT, we Teel ThaT There was good sporTsmanship and building oT characTer gained Through The many 'Traps on The chin. The sTudenT body showed unusual spii-iT, Thus The Team regreTs very much The showing iT made. BasebaH The baseball Team enjoyed a very successTuI season This year. The Tinal scores, I5 To 8 and 28 To 6, immediaTely convey To ones mind The idea ThaT The boys had Iiffle diTTicuITy in winning Their TirsT Two games wiTh LaTon and Riverdale. The resulT oT The Third game wiTh Parlier, however, was much less encouraging. CaruThersl Team Tailed To do more Than capTure The shorTer end oT a 6 To 5 score. CaruThersi enThusiasTs TelT This deTeaT very Iceenly, Tor in The ninTh inning CaruThers had a perTecT seT-up Tor a vicTory. In The TourTh game oT The season, CaruThers' Team easily de TeaTed The Sierra nine by a score of I3 To 3. Bail row, I.-ll Tri ii1h': Civ. Tiiimiw ,l, Miyiiniiii TT fwfilfiviffx B. 'Smifl I.. Mm-I-y lf. Cpaini-'., A. DosTinich, T-I, I-Toshilro T. Mills Mi, Maighall, PifinT vow: C. Pfiii-'n.in, P. Fib, cl, his T' H, Kin ling, K. Ishii, I-I. Nagai, A. Sonlcseh, A. I-Toyle, H. Miyaniohi, Bank row, lull lo righl: Mrs. OsTerhoudT, C. Ring, J. NieTo, B. Slarlf, E. Lumbeig, M. Ladd. R. Fonlana, W, McKinney, F. Mcilieer, B. Ward, V. Robinson, Miss Anderson. Middle row: R. Ri-nsii R. Young, TK Banlham, J. DeFrelTas, A. Sloims, R. RigheTTi, C. pinning, R. Righelli, M. Gilslrap, M. l-lyllon. Front rowi N. l-loshilco, M. Msssds. E. Berg, H. Riser, l. Gilslrap. Girls' Soccer The physical educaTion classes managed To Turn ouT Tairly good soccer Teams despiTe The TacT ThaT Their members were oTTen seriously aTTlicTed wiTh cases OT The proverbial spring Tever. ln regular class periods The girls were guiclc To voice Their opinions ol The Toolishness oT lciclcing a ball around The Tield iusT Tor The Tun oT iT, buT in inTerfclass compeTiTion, every girl worlqed hard To win Tor her class. The iuniors won TirsT place in inTerfclass games: The Treshmen, sophomores, and seniors won second, Third, and TourTh places respecTively. The All-sTar capTains Tor The Troians were Julia DeFreiTas, Rosie FonTana, and Ruby RigheTTi, The Warrior capTains were Irene GilsTrap, Madge Lewis, and Anna STorms. The All-sTar game resulTed in a Tie. Girls' Baseball The major TourTh guarTer sporT was baseball, and as This arTicle goes To press neiTher The inTerAclass nor The All-sTar games have been played. We noTice ThaT il The junior girls win TirsT place in baseball They will indeed have a good record. IT The Trojans win The AllfsTar game, They will noT have suTTered a single deTeaT. The All-sfar capTains Tor The Warriors are: Julia Dehre-iTas, Rosie FonTana, and Mariorie l-lylTon. The Troian capTains are Anna S-Torms, Julia lNlieTo, and Ruby RigheTTi. Bail row: Mis. Qslffrhoudl, M, Fiiaga, W. Mclfinney, E. Lunnbeifw M. Ladd, R. Fonlanfi, F. M' Tum, B. Ward, V. Robinson, D. Pinning, Miss Anderson. Middle row: J. Nielo, R, Pi-nw, R. Your-li. R r nl i vv N .l, lil-FieiTas, A. STorms, R. Righelli, C. pinning, R. .ligheTTi, M. GilsTrap, M, l-lyllon, F rv fr 2 . hlrmsliilxfm, M. Masada, E. Berg, l-T. Risor, D. MiTchell, l. GiIsTrap. l c' ' i - ' -. 1. . , T I A i X ' ' : - .v A 1 . f . j 1 I V, X, , , ll T L l 'i l ii ,iiai if T ' T . Thi T! f TTT fl hllllliii I4 Tir' . T.' . i .., - 11 - 's un: . ll .f LQTT To riqhT: Miss Anderson. R. RiqheTTi. B. Sfarlc, E. Berg, M. Ladd, N. Hoshilco, M. Abr:inaThy, R. Fonlana, B. Ward, F. McTeer, J. NiQTo, R. RiqheT'i, F. Noblel. M. Gilshap, C. Ring, C, Pinninrj, L. Lumberg, A. Shoji, J. Del:reiTas, A. STorms, M. l-lylTon, M. Lewis. Volleyball The Three girls' physical educaTion classes were divided inlo Two Teams: one was lcnown as The Warriors and The oTher as The Trojans. The capTains oT The Warrior Team were Madge Lewis, Anna STorms, and Marjorie HylTon. The capTains oT The Trojan Team were RiTa RigheTTi, Julia DeFreiTas and Freda NobleT. These Two Teams meT Twice aTTer school To play The 'TAII STar Games . The Trojans deTeaTed The War' riors 4I To 32 and 40 To 34. The Tour class Teams Then meT in The l'lnTerclass Games . The games resulTed in a vicTory Tor The juniors. The order OT The Teams was as Tolf lows: juniors, TirsT place: sophomores, second place: seniors, Third place: and even Though The Treshmen were lasT. They were by no means a slow Team. The class cap- Tains were Julia DeFreiTas, Madge Lewis, Mary AbernaThy, and Julia NieTo. Basketball The girls Thoroughly enjoyed Themselves when playing baslceTball The second guarf Ter, and declared Their baslceTball season very successTul. There was very lceen compeTif Tion beTween The classes. ln The junior-Treshman game, The juniors won by one poinT. In The senior'Treshman game, The seniors were deTeaTed by one poinT. The sopho- mores won TirsT place in baslceTball: The juniors second place: The Treshmen, Third: and The seniors TourTh. The All-STar game resulTed in a vicTory Tor The Trojans. They deTeaTed The Warriors by a score oT 29 To I6. The capTains oT The Warriors are Anna STorms, Corabell Pinning, and Marjorie l-lylTon. The capTains oT The Trojans are Eleanor Berg, Mary Ladd, and MargreT GilsTrap. Lol? To riqhlz Miss Anderson, N. Hoshilro, J. Dc-Fieihn-,, R. Rifjhelli, R. Riijhfrlli, l.. Benq, B. Weld, M. Ladd, R. FonTana, M.GilsTrap,A.Slorn1s, M. Lewis, R. Penso, M. Abernafhy, C. lJlVIV1llll1, J, Niolir: H. Pisor, M. l-lylTon. A, Shoji, Mrs. OsTerhoudT. . . , , W AA il' - -1 . 31 A - ': A leTT To righT: W. WalTon, B. JohnsTon, T. Brown, B. Peverill, L. SmiTh, G. Shelley, l. KeiThley, M. Pisor, E. DeFreiTas, Mr. WalTon. Tennis One could almosT say ThaT old man weaTher had a special grudge againsT Tennis TournamenTs This year, Tor he pracTically always donned his darkesT cloThing and Turned loose his Tar Trom genTle zephyrs. DespiTe This TacT as well as The TacT ThaT! very Tew sTudenTs showed any paramounT inTeresT in The sporT, The Tennis Teams had a very successTul year. In April a pracTice Tour-namenT wiTh RoosevelT sTarTed The season. OTher pracTice maTches were played, wiTh CaruThers' Teams consisTenTly winning The mixed doubles. girls' doubles, and girls' singles. Special menTion should be given To Three boys who played Tennis Tor The TirsT Time This year. Thomas Brown and Bill WalTon played a very good game aT boys' doubles. and lrwin KeiThley very nicely held his own in boysl singles. The girls' doubles Team, Bonnie Jean Peverill and Evelyn DeFreiTas, showed exTraordinary skill in pracTice maTches, buT They were boTh aTTlicTed wiTh ThaT well known oTT-day Teeling when They played Their semi-division game. In The semi-division TournamenT wiTh Kingsknurg and in The division maTches aT Lemoore Leslie SmiTh and BeTTy JohnsTon won The mixed doubles maTches and MarTha Pisor won The girls' singles maTch. CaruThers rooTers should be proud oT These Two Teams even Though They were noT vicTorious in Their counTy maTches. AT Roeding Park, on April 25, MarTha losT The girls' singles 62, 6-I To NaTsuko Nakamura oT Reedley, and Leslie and BeTTy losT 6-4, 3-6, 6,4 To Evelyn WhiTman and Glenn RanTsom oT Fresno l-ligh. T-Towever, They deserve The hearTiesT praise and The sTudenT body is proud oT Them. Through The caroTul coaching oT Mr. WalTon, Miss Anderson, and Mrs. OsTorhoudT The Teams broughT The season To a successTul close. BeTTer Than grandeur, l3eTTer Than gold, Than rank and TiTle a Thousand Told, ls a healThy body, a mind aT ease. And simple pleasures ThaT always please. A hearT ThaT can Teel Tor anoTher's woe, And share his ioys wiTh a genial glow, WiTh sympaThies large enough To enTold. All men as broThers, is beTTer Than gold. Hail lo Carulhers, were her booslers. Woe lo lhem who would oulfdo us, Fame and love and lorlune lor us, Hail lo Carulhes Highl To our Alma Maler, bound by love and valor, We'lI win lhe game, proclaim lhe name, and shoul Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, Rahl Honor lor lhe name lhal leads us, Hail, Carulhers Highl I935-36 Winners ol lhe 'C or ol an Emblem Foolballz Dorrance Bullinglon, Auguslus Coolc, Hideo Hoshilco, Kishio Ishii, Joe Jeref mias, Cleveland Maxey, Fravel Mills, Haruo Miyamolo, Ben Nielo, Harold Smilh, Arnold Sonlqson, John Pisor. Baslcelballz Charles Foreman, Cleveland Maxey, I-laruo Miyamolo, Harold Bmilh, Arnold Sonlcson, Ray Gaines, Irwin Keilhley, Herman Kisling, Kishio Ishii, Halcaru Nagai, Leslie Smilh, Thomas Brown, Bill Buller, logo Ishii, lomio Taniguchi, Hiroshi Asalcawa, James Miyamolo, Hideo Hoshilco. Baseball: Haruo Miyaniolo, Charles Foreman, Arnold Sonlcson, Halaiu Nagai, Kishio Ishii, Herman Kisling, Cleveland Maxey, Arl Hoyle, Ray Gaines, Hideo Hoshiko. Tennis: Fvelyn DeFreilas, Bonnie Jean Peverill, Marlha Pisor, Belly Johnslon, Thomas Brown, Leslie Smilh, Bill Wallon, Irwin Keilhley. Qirls' Volleyball and Baslelballz Corabell pinning, Anna Slorms, Julia DeFreilas, Rila Righelli, Norilco Hoshilco, Rosie Fonlana, Mary Abernalhy, Mary Ladd, Margrel Gilslrap, Ruby Righelli, Marjorie Hyllon, Madge Lewis, Ailco Shoji, Julia Nielo, Eleanor Berg. Girls' Soccer and Baseball: Anna Slorms, Irene Gilslrap, Marjorie Hyllon, Corabell Pinning, Fay Mcleer, Carolyn Ring, Julia Nielo, Verna Robinson, Helen Pisor, Julia DeFreilas, Rila Righelli, Rosie Fonlana, Palricia Young, Mary Ladd, Norilco Hoshilco. Rhodema Pinning, Belly VVard, Ruby Righelli. Debale: Palricia Young, Marlha Pisor, Freda Noblel, Margrel Glslrap. Commercial: Miyolco Masada, Velma Renlro, Minnie Fngle, Irwin Isleilhley. Sqhool pail, wilh alhliflic, lielcls ir' lhe baiibjiiiund. , Hn. .AML Q 4 r if . fag. 4 .5 xb.-23,1 ?:'iIf14'37 1 fuk .0 2 gg-., ,4 J' 'i ffj .iw . 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By doing so he has reached The small number oT Two hundred. 1 1 1 RIVERDALE, CALIF.-RiTa RigheTTi has iusT been elecTed swceThearT oT The AugusTus Cook burlesque show. 1 1 1 i RAISIN CITY, CALIF.-The nudisT colony oT bareskin near here has elecTed Charles I-IamilTon as iTs presidenT wiTh Turks Nagai running a close second. 1 1 1 HOLLYWOOD, CALIF.-Manuel Leal, millionaire playboy oT Hollywood, has iusT announced ThaT his long search Tor love is over. AnnouncemenT oT his engage- rnenT To The glamorous WiniTred McKinney of The Silver Screen has iusT been pub- lished. 1 1 1 LONDON, ENGLAND.--The world's Tennis championship TournamenT is begin- ning here Today when Evelyn DeEreiTas meeTs Bonnie Jean Peverill. 1 1 1 RENO, NEV.-The rumor ThaT Maude Ring, popular IecTurer on How To Gain and I-Iold Your Man , is noT a Miss buT a Mrs., was conTirmed when she Tiled suiT Tor divorce Trom her husband, Ray Gaines. Leslie SmiTh, her lawyer, is Trying To seek a reconciIiaTion. 1 1 1 LOS ANGELES, CALIE.-RoberT Moore seems desTined To be a second John D. Rockeieller. YesTerday he was seen giving a newsboy a dime Tor Three Three-cenT papers. 1 1 1 PARIS, FRANCE.-Marjorie I-lylTon, renowned conTralTo, is Teaching Corabell Pinning operaTic soprano. 1 1 1 MONMOUTH, CALIE.-John Pisor, miliTanT evangelisT, is menTioned as The suc cessor OT RoberT Qualls, pasTor oT The FirsT PresbyTerian Church of MonmouTh. 1 1 1 FRESNO, CALIF.-The people oT The San Joaquin Valley gaThered aT The Warner Bros. TheaTre lasT nighT To see The Twinkle Toe Team'i'. This Team oT world renown is made up oT Two girls. Velma RenTro and MaTTie Mae KeiThIey. 1 1 7 NEW YORK, N. Y.-Arnold Sonkson and his beauTiTul parTner, Lula Hedrick, have iusT won The world's champion maraThon dancing conTesT in New York CiT . They have danced Tive Thousand hours wiTh only a ToTal oT Three hundred hours of slleep and resf. Senior Broadcast RAISIN CITY, CALIF.-Anna Siorms, ex-wife of Ari' Hoyle, is seen going places wifh Fravel Mills. Anna's lasf divorce-her 'rhird-became final only yesferday and already Raisin Cily is asking, ls Fravel io be number Tour? 1 1 1 CARUTHERS, CALIFORNIA.-Julia Delzreifas, a sfudeni' of Miss Schroeier, has iusf discovered x equals The unknown quanliiy. 1 1 1 MAYFIELD, ARK.-The radio world was asiounded lasf nighi by The finding of a irio more harmonious Than The Boswell, Pickins, or Sianford sisfers. The Trio, composed of Helen Hughes, Eleanor Kragh, and Rhodema Pinning, is known as The l.os+ Chord . 1 1 1 HOLLYWOOD. CALIF.-Haruo Miyamofo and Hideo Hoshiko have consolidaled The Colossal and Columbia corporafions, sfarring a new Mae Wes'r, The former Melba Ripley. 1 1 1 This, ladies and genflemen, concludes The news for Today. l will now furn The microphone over To your announcer, Beniio Niefo. This is your philosopher of life, Kishio Ishii, saying good nighi '. 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Hardwick CCC Headquariers, Fresno Firsi Nafional Bank, Carulhers Monmoulh Farming, Alvina Hanford Los Angeles Alvina Raisin Cify Kerman Raisin Cify Ora Renfro Orville Harringlon Larkin Smilh Odell Moore Mikie Howard Melvin Taylor Charles Moore Phil Gusfalson Margarel Barnard Rose Gregorian Hazel Wareham Roberfa Haggmark Susie Foreman Cornelia Veenboer Kiyoko lshii Gladys Moore Lily Markarian Erma Jeremias Annabelle Moore Elizebalh Cowan Eupha Ladd Onila Sfricker Virginia Pralher Lucile Pelerson Imogene Wiggins Elsie Miyamolo Wilda Ennen Hanako lshii Dorolhy Gandy Marjorie Pralher Palricia Buller Yoshiye Wada Winifred Searcy Charlolfe Dumond Elizabelh Gandy Kafherine Houlby Elhel Lynch Eslher Nichols Maxine Craven Dorofhy Ward Karm Dillon Rufh Johanson Mildred Holslon Louise Shook Mifsuko Sakarnolo Laura Barnes Georgia Turecek Doris Shaw Evelyn Taylor Florence Pinning Shigeko Miyamolo Lucile Pinning Nina Hawlhorne Melvina Gaines Clara Kragh Alumni Raisin Cily Carufhers Ufah Texas Carulhers Trucking, Fresno Raisin Cily Monmoulh Home Raisin Cily Fresno Lemoore Carulhers Carulhers Fresno Alvina Raisin Cily Princefon Carufhers Monmoulh Carulhers Raisin Cily Fresno Monmoulh Monmoulh Los Angeles Alvina Princelon Alvina Carufhers Monmoulh Monmoulh Raisin Cify Coneio Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. M rs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Married Brown. Fresno John Barber, Bowles Bafes, Selma i Hyllon McConnell, Fresno Everell' Havens, Carufhers John Fredricks, Fresno Thomas Hasfings, Monmoulh , ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, C hina Theodore Hansen, Fresno Davis, Alhambra Ned Brown, Carulhers Wada, Woodlake Leonard Thomason, Carulhers Calvin Dill, Avenal McGougan lvan Girlz, Oleander H. Flake, Fresno Nakada, Woodlake Eugene Raymond, Carulhers Ray Moore, Monmoulh Colfle, Raisin Cify Hansen, San Francisco RTT? If . fs 53 V i l IN it ' fax in f ' l: Z' I 5 'Zilla Q 1 Q 9 l 7 Z lb 'N- :ix V Z Z 5 'W' 2-4 as ' : : X fx 1' x I X fn.. 9,1 15, O l f I f X af NfXl l 1 f fr f p 1, '- iiijsfw Q f 'X '-L ,'-- G' ,.: X ,fssassi ' 0 al fs 2 Qi- ' :r 1 LiHle more spinach on your leff arm, Charlie . . . Oh, dear me, i+'s so lovely . . . Chief Smifhbu of Pinhead Tribe . . . I+ is so much fun! . . . Bur Le Kid Soclcinflmewash, Carufhers pride . . . So unspoiled. e Qans . . . 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Junior presidenr and assis+an+. I4. Backview. I5. Tennis s+ar. I6. Give up? I7. Spanish foreadors. I8. Woe be unfo you. I9. Bear hug. 20. Nurse-maids. f I y KP 7 I ,M Q . In 77 I. Bonnie Jean. 2. Corabell and Rlwoclema. 3. Fravel Mills. 4. Arnold Sonlcson. 5. Rila. 6. Winifred McKinney. 7. Melloa Ripley. 8. Winnie. 9. Eleanor Kraglw. IO. Marjorie Hylfon. ll. Manuel Leal. I2. Helen Hughes. I3. Maili-Mae. I4. Julia and Evelyn. I5. Leslie Smiflw. I6. Anna Slorms. I7. Johnnie and Russel Pisor. Best Wishes for Success to the Class of 1936 J. S. ANDERSEN GROCERY SERVICE wm-i A SMlLE Groceries - Meats - Feeds - Sulfur - Trays SEE US FOR Stewart-Warner Refrigerators - Hot Point Ranges and Water Heaters - Haag Washing Machines Congratulations to the Class of '36 F 0 R E M A N ' S HOME APPLIANCE STORE DEALER IN Gas and Electric Appliances Carutlmers Calif P A T T l S VELVET ICE CREAM The Flower of the Valley l950 Broadway Fresn Calif Phone 2-3l66 GETCHELL fr ROED, Inc GMC Trucks and Busses Corner Stanislaus and N Streets Telephone 3-80l0 Fresno, California EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL IN MUSIC APPLIANCES PIANOS 1 WASHERS 1 IRONERS 1 RADIOS REFRIGERATORS 1 RANGES COOK'S MUSIC SHOPPE I254 Fulton Street Plwone 3-33I2 Fresno, Calif Congratulations to the Class ot i936 SAN JOAQUIN BAKING CO. Balcers of Dutch Toast and Betsy Ross Breads Dutch Maid Cakes Buy Your Bread from Your Grocer GRADUATION SUITS Distinctly modern styles in young men's clothing. Superior fabrics, exactingly tailored. Sl4.95 S I 8.50 522.40 WALTER SMITH G' SON Corner Tulare and Broadway FRESNO 1 1 cf. 'fr'i ' film-- .. .fun f7 r?iJI:. .- . vff4:LlQv'iffi'1 .. . I . . 'R Ee vL f N be an ir. -ff A . 'tal 2 x . , :fl 1 ' 'f ' wv, A ' W' 1 3810? arf in- vw' y ' v 1 1 -1 iff,-Q 'Q W 'L' A a -V T ru. ,I 'ww 'mm . A r v H... 60 'ie' 'Mill I. The onloolcers. 2. The junior s+a'+ue. 3. On +he hill-+op. 4. Can l in+eres+ you? 5. The coach. 6. Burlesque dancers. 7. Ride 'em, cowboy! 8. Peek-a-boo. 9. Why don'+ you smile? 1. 5 gzj.v'.+I In II-ag ' ' I ti 3 I I xl' K X l f v, 46,4 1 ' vii' fX fl? I L A' lr L 1 2 I, 4 an ' x Y, 31' 'fT'fa2I5? ' I Q. Q .- ,441 3' r-f 'i'-. If 1 I I' -san-an Per rf ,' , ,IVF 1.1.1 , 3 I. Tarzan, Ihe crippled. 2. Baclcache. 3. Middleweighls. 4. Monlcey? 5. Signals. 6. Come Io papa. 7. Million-dollar legs. 8. Florida-bound. 9. Herman. IO. Our hero. I I. Ready-shoo+! I2. Smifh and Nagai. I3. Three soccer-Ieers. I4. The home s+refch. 6I Congratulations to the Class of '36 HARTSOOK STUDIO Phone 3-33l3 2040 Tulare Street Fresno, California ASK FOR DANISH CREAMERY BUTTER A HOME PRODUCT4 PRODUCED BY YOUR LOCAL DAIRYMAN See the New Spring and Summer Trousers for Young Men. All the Newest Styles and Colors. Summer Sport Shoes All Whites - Two Tones - Moderately Priced. WASEMILLER DRY GOODS Corner C and California Streets Fresno, California MONMOUTH STORE R. J. MITCHELL, Prop. GROCERIES - MEATS - GENERAL MERCHANDISE Where Your Dollar Has More Cents P. O. Rt. 5, Box I96, Fresno, California Telephone 5-3 I2 Fowler Congratulations to the Class ot 1936 The Best for the Least Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated SAM FINCH'S SERVICE STATION For General Blacksmithing F. B. Adams and Acelylene Welding See Blacksmithing and Welding Bill Martinusen Blacksmithing l Caruthers Calif Congratulations Rasor's +0 We Service Station Class of W. V. RASOR, Prop. Caruthers Beauty Shoppe ELVERA HARD ER, Operator Gasoline Oil and Groceries Service Safety 'Insurance of AII Kinds FIRST NATIONAL BANK of I CARUTHERS We offer complete insurance facilities to the public. An Independent Home-Owned Bank Offering cornplete protection to patrons by reason of New Bandit Barrier equipment and by affiliation with the F. D. I. C. under which oeposan are insured by THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Washington, D. C. MAXIMUM INSURANCE for each Depositor S5000. HARDWARE GROCERIES The Best Things in Lite Are Not Free But 26 years in business has taught us that Quality Merchandise is the most Economical. That is why we sell and recommend General Electric and Hotpoint household appliances Remington cutlery, guns and ammunition John Deere and International Harvester Implements Del Monte products-Wilson's Bacon-Levi Straus Overalls A. Clevenger Hardware Co. - Caruthers THE HOME OF GOOD HARDWARE AND GOOD THINGS TO EAT FEED FRESH MEATS 1 1 l Try the Drug Store First I ..l:Of'.. SCHOOL SUPPLIES - STATIONERY - KODAKS and FILMS KODAK FINISHING - CANDIES and MAGAZINES OH YES, and DRUGS W. E. ELLIOTT, Janitor and Boss Still Here FORD I Congratulations Sales 81 Service . . to . . N. Class of T936 ego PIMENTEL MOTOR CO. AUTO REPAIRING - TIRES . Tuses y THE LUNCH BOX Caruthers - California ' Mrs. Kathryn Nichols CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of l936 VALLEY BARBER SHOP o. J. eAToN and MARLIN Ti-ioMAsoN Your patronage will be appreciated Autographs V9 xx- x . N ,.,.. vm, up I -',:?1.!Q ,ff 5 1., Y. 1 ,. 4 . , -Y. I 2 L, b L V . 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