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

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A nfl' UEITA fmufhnu, Jffbfl- Srlwnl, ffuudhafu., fahfofznia, ll SN - X R, 'KM lgfi Y V 0 M QKY N1 - f Wg. ff fe 5 1 1 MX ,X 2 1' J 5 5 . ,p X 1, If RX , , 1 -' 4mR .:NN ' SW In choosing our theme for La Puerta this year, We attempt to turn your thoughts from this World of chaos with the hilarious antics of Bugs Bunny. Many of our former students will return from overseas in need of relaxation and fun. lt is our hope this little volume may play its small part in providing enter! tainment for them. As you turn through the pages, We hope you have found the gaiety and frivolity which We feel Bugs Bunny represents. ' V Q QM' , Sw' , :IF ss Q 4 KA,'iJ, M. X , LL x SH. mm, 'bv W Jam, 1 . V4 ' 5.1 Asus- A - ' . T A 'lb.'-- . 'A fl - '- nr K J .L.,,...W, ,,Y, A, mv' , HW' b'??5'Wf ' f' - , a J 1f'iYfm3iTY?'L U .,,,. ....... .... - . , . ' ,' ' , wa 'A Q-3N.?3Nl5xfii??1?ZirQ5g.v 4 W 4 D gil, ODEE HILL WILLIAM IACKSON VICTOR A. ROHRER Principal 1942-1944 For all the interest and cobperation that he has given towards making our school activities a success, vile, the staff, gratefully dedicate this edition of La Puerta to Mr. I. V. Ritchey. MR. RITCHEY Sdwnl, af, Lflmlf, nLaL Play, WW In I I me 'I 6 ' f ','N'a II S I f 1,'fl1IH' I'IQ I nl 1 II ?Q fa- ' IU. III 'N' ' IIN- 7 f tn'F I I ,I of IlIlln, I , tl 1 Q Q I I Q I A ,- i .- . If fp Q96 o 59 ff f I f faqs: X iff' 4g flats? ini, L ., ff wwfzi X2 ff III , , II ff CI I I x I 4 ff ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES X iq ATHLETICS S L L 1' if-3 12 -Q ' ia- L X Q' '7 5.59 X - xx , 2 5- II x -1' 5 . 1 - 1 ' SE S3 -235m -ii? 5 E A -i ,V 'ZS : Q Q -1 Q3 o A 3 'T l X f, X, off Tim I ix 4 J 5 X N I1 1 pl 0 , Z 7 Y ITN' N 4 f 4 V W a f r 42, 152' X ,A WZ f 1 R. H. BUTZBACH Principal MRS. STRIBLING Secretary i TRUSTEES: Left lo riqh! Mr. F. Cox, Mr. H. P Stork, Mr, R. L. Grcxy Mr. W. M. Prather, Mr H. Hansen. Leh to right: L. Edmon- son, I. R. Adams, C. Srhill, l.. lohnson, E. Munson. Miss Gladys: B. Wall, Vice Principal Left io right: E. Trainer, M. Kintiqh, I. Ritchey. 'I J 4 sf-..,,,Nx f Gairiq, Admiral Perry Happily Wed Axel and Fannie What a Nivn Family Nice Ierseys Traitors Old Fasliionerl The Real Mf'Cay My, What Beautiful Le-qs Niro Snow lust Two Old Tramps I2 6laA.A.QA., I Q MPM! MANSHORTAGE SENIORS AT PROM SPORTS? ,Snnia ...flau,n!.Zf At last we, the class of 45 , are finishing our last year at Caruthers High. Much as We have wished for this day, it's coming brings us sorrow as well as joy. As Freshmen, we entered Caruthers 91 strong and after the first day we were 91 red Indians. Ignoring this grease paint we elected Harold Lawrence, presi- dent: Calvin Wise, vice president: Marie Stark, secretary, and Geraldine Graves, treasurer. During our Sophomore year we made Indians out of all the Freshmen we could catch the first two days. Then we elected Calvin Wise, presidentp Charles Wag- goner, vice-president: Wanda Brock, secretary, and Harold Beck, treasurer. As Iuniors we elected Charles Waggoner, president: Eddie Garcia, vice-presi- dent: Wanda Brock, secretary, and Melva Dildine, treasurer. The high points of this year were the Iunior program on dress-up day and the Iunior-Senior prom. Beginning our Senior year we elected William Ripley, vice-presidentg Geraldine Graves, secretary, and Charles Waggoner, treasurer. When Charles joined the Merchant Marine, we elected Margaret Ramey as his successor. ' The Senior class has taken part in many school ac- tivities and has sponsored several of them. Different members of the class have taken part in different activities such as sports, the Band, and the Cadet Company. Everyone took part in sports, but the out- standing ones were Harold Beck, Lawrence Kahn, Eddie Garcia, Charles Waggoner, and Roy Harris for the boys. The outstanding girls were Tiny Miller, Mar- garet Ramey, Eleanor Dostinich, and Sally Aguirre. In the Band we have Rollin Swacker, lack Camp- bell, Ben From, Charles Fink, Eddie Garcia, Roy Harris, and Melva Dildine, The Senior members of the Cadet Company are Ben From, William Ripley, Roy Harris, Eddie Garcia, and Henry Wise. These boys are pioneers in this field because this is the first year there has been a Cadet Company in Caruthers High. The Senior class also presented a Senior play which was the first presented in several years. It was given under the direction of Miss Wall on Iune l. The Iunior class entertained us at a Iunior-Senior prom on Iune 8. When we graduate from high school this summer, we will have realized our greatest ambition up to this time. But we will owe much of our success to the teachers and advisors who have helped us when we needed help, advised us when we needed advice, and admonished us when we got too uppity. With this thought of gratefulness in our hearts, we leave Caruthers High to seek our places in the world, or to go on to places of higher learning. president: Dorothy Printz, OFFICERS. Back row. lett to rtqht: W Ripley, president. Second row: Miss Wall adviserg T. Miller, yell leader: M. Ramey treasurer. Sitting: G. Graves, secretary, D. Printz, vice-president. COMMITTEEMEN. Standing: M. Ramey social, I. Campbell, rally: C. Wise, social Sitting: H. Beck, class representative. t i SALLY AGUIRRE HAROLD BECK GRACE ANDRIS JACK CAMPBELL WANDA BROCK CHARLES FINK BETTY COMSTOCK BEN FROM HAZEL PATE EDWARD GARCIA CECILIA GARRETT STANLEY HALLAM EFFIE HAGGARD ROY HARRIS TINY MILLER DELBERT MOSER ELEANOR DOSTINICH BOB HUNTER O7 2 111 iq HENRY WISE MARIE STARK ALBERT NORTON WANDA KIZER LAWRENCE KHAN ROSIE MARKARIAN DAN RODRIGUEZ MARGARET RAMEY DAVID SCHLEGEL GEARLDINE GRAVES WILLIAM RIPLEY ' DOROTHY PRINTZ CALVIN WISE BETH PERRY ROLLIN SWACKER MELVA DILDINE LA VERNE IACKSON 'Enlisted in Armed Forces JUN! ' F' Third row: R. Gallalier, W. Han sen, P. Hanson, R. Viau. Second row: H, Blackmun, G. Reno Q. Liskey, R. While, L. Wininqer. Front row: Mrs. Ediuonson, I.. Ainorino, P. Quist, l. Spaulding, I. Coen. Third row: D. Wood, I. Ls-wis, l. Griffin, H. Jackson. Second row: D. Fry, M. Beiersrlimitt, M. Cook, I, Pierce, T, He-nfro, R. Slruin. First row: M. Royal, I. Wliitener, P. Gliaral, B. Enqle, S. Dennislon, C. Ripley. I' all N... QQ 'Qi X qu i una OFFICERS. Buck row, left to right: P. Hanson, presi- dentg R. White, vice-president. Front row: Mrs. Ed- monson, advisory Bernice Engle, secretary: Irene Coen, treasurer. leader. final' The Iunior class began the year as the smallest class of the school with several in the armed forces and others soon to go. Although the war has hampered our normal progress, we have done the utmost to bring back some of the old tradi- tions and annual activities that seemed to have been forgotten in the past few years. We organized the class by electing the following officers: President, Paul Hansong vice-president, Ray Whitey secretary, Bernice Engle: treasurer, Irene Coen. On March thirteenth, we invited the Seniors to participate in a dress-up day. There were some very clever costumes and everyone had a good time. We pre- sented the annual lunior Class Play, entitled Professor, How Could You? , a lively threeoct comedy to provide funds for our lunior-Senior Prom. On April eleventh, We sponsored an assembly for the enjoyment of the student body, which was participated in by some of our most talented Iuniors. In sports, we were well represented by several star Varsity and Block C letter- men. The luniors represented a fair share of the athletes in all the different sport fields. And it is believed that we will play a great part in the winning of the leagues next year. Our lunior girls held down their part of the sporting front by winning the inter-class volleyball championship. By ordering our class rings in the latter part of our Sophomore year, we were able to receive them early this year. This plan turned out to be very successful and everybody seemed well pleased with their rings. Pat Quist and Gene Reno were the lunior representatives in the C.S.l:'. The Iuniors were hosts to the Seniors at the prom on the eighth of Iune, thus ending an active year. l l n-Q COMMITTEEMEN. Back row, left to right: O. Lis ey social, L. Wininger, rally. Front row: I. Whitener representative, P. Gharat, rally, C. Ripley, yell S JPi-IOMO CLASS F IFQ iX Buck row: A. Correia, R. Norton, T. Ethriclqe, R. Sandusky, V. Flem' ing, R. Taylor. Third row: Mrs. Kintiqh, E. Renfro, G. Motheral, I. Baltazar, R. Dustin, A. Raymond, L. Short, C. Harris. Second row: M. San Sebastian, R. Thomason, L. Ramey, I. Mclntire, P. Bowen, A. Engle, T. E. Ripley, M. Teague. First row: E. Qualls, I. Wood, L. Quandt, M. Tiller, F. H. Ripley, l. Mills, F. Gray. Back row: N. Dildine, W. Verliines, G. Adams, Mr. Trainer. Fourth row: F. Correia, I. Pisor, A. Khan, L. Ray, B. Riqhetti. '1'hird row: H. Allen, H. MCCarter, D. Ripley, C. Crook, L. Bowen, R. Iocoy. Second row: V. Ennen, D. Singh, N. White, M. E. Lane, L. Zillinqer, W. Hatvher, F. Tones. First row: E. Braqa, F. Caperton, V. Betanvourt, M. DeBairos, l-l. Payne, F. Pitts, l. Pranqer. 4'-7 an-4 :Inq .faq .Q-Q OFFICERS. Back row, left to right: L. Ray, vice- president, B. Righetti, president. Front row: Mrs. Kintigh, advisory F. Pitts, secretaryy M. San Se- bastian, treasurer. gleam' The Sophomore class was oil to a grand start with 70 members. Our first activity was the initiation oi the Freshmen. Nothing rash, just a little lipstick smeared in the right places. At our first class meeting we elected our officers and committee members. They were elected as follows: President, Bill Righettig vice-president, Lloyd Ray: secretary, Frances Pitts: treasurer, Marguerite San Sebastian: com- mitteemen, Robert Iocoy, Rosemary Thomason, lim Baltazar, Louise Ramey, and Donald Ripley. We also planned the Freshman party which was given near Hal- lowe'en so we used Hallowe'en decorations and games. The two classes being so large, the Grammar School auditorium had to be used. Refreshments, consist- ing of apple cider and doughnuts, were served. We can truly say it Was a com- plete success. Football season saw a grand turnout oi Sophomore players. Members on the C teams were: Robert Iocoy, lim Baltazar, Don Ripley and Gail Motheral. On the B team: Bill Righetti, Lorin Short, Tommy Ethridge, Richard Norton, Clarence Harris and Francis Correia. Only one Sophomore made the A team and that was Albert Khan. Sophomores contributed largely to basketball and baseball also. Sophomore girls that received the Block C were Rosemary Thomason, Patty Bowen, Frances E. Ripley, Frances Hattie Ripley, Frances Gray, Wilma Hatcher, Minnie Lane, Marijean Tiller, lna Louise Mills and Marguerite San Sebastian. The members of the volleyball team are Patty Bowen, Frances Gray, Marguerite San Sebastian, Marijean Tiller, Wilma Hatcher, Frances E. Ripley, Louise Ramey, Rosemary Thomason and lna Louise Mills. The members of the Sophomore girls' basketball team are Patty Bowen, Frances Gray, Wilma Hatcher, Minnie Lane, Marijean Tiller and Louise Ramey. Subs on the team are Frances Hattie Ripley, Rosemary Thomason and Frances Iones. Members who made honor study are Grant Adams, loyce Mclntire, Louise Ramey, Frances E. Ripley, Frances Hattie Ripley, Betty Io Thomas, Rosemary Thomason and Marijean Tiller. COMMITTEEMEN. Back row. left to right: I. Balta- F zar, representative. Second row: Mr. Trainer, advisory A. Correia, rallyp M. Tiller, merit: R. Thomason, social, L. Ramey, yell leader. ...- -sq .I?i4NiSFl Buck row: R. Hull, B. Hier, W. Mr- Cormivk, M. Shrimp. Fourth row R. Reno, D. Livoly, N. Mc'l'oor, L Hanson, E. Wcrrrnn, T. Cook, P Betcrnconrt. Third row: Mr. Ritchey B. Curry, G. Fishor, M. Povkor, V Flerninq, D. Holm, R. Admns. Sec ond row: L. Rirvlvy, B. Haque, M Reddoll, F. Arnlistood, I. Hanson H. Lewis, V. Florninrw. First row H. Cnrdozn, N. Dcrnir-l, E. Grrrvvs L, Etlrridqo, B. Andris. I. Cox, W Ionvs, S, Tillvr. Back row: B. Nahors, EI. Ehoft, A Morrow, C. Goularte, B. Ionos, I Wininqor. Fourth row: L. Hcrrpor I. Kizor, A. Hcxqqnrd, L. Fry, M Harris, Ft. Fctrrnen, S. Amorino Third row: L. Farm, D. Turnrniro I. Garrett, A. Dennison, I. Fidcxlqo G. York, R. Ruylo. Second row Mrs. Munson, I. Monk, A. Thornp son, M. Srhloqel, L. McClain, W Huftrnun, L. Tones. First row: D Floyd, V. Cook, M. McCormir'k, R Admns, E. Andorsen, M. Williams C. Huqcfrrd. CLXS3 ' HF OFFICERS. Top: President, N. McTeer. Middle row: COMMITTEEMEN. Back row: Social Bob Bier Treasurer, E. Ehoffg Vice-President, B. Nabors. Middle row: Advisor, Mr. Ritcheyg Merit A Hag Front row: Advisor, Mrs. Munsong Yell Leader, S. gard. Bottom row: Social, M, R. MCCOfm1Ck Repre Tillerg Secretary, I. McClain, sentative, M. Packer, Loretta Ethrldge CMM' On October 2, 1945, seventy-two Freshmen enrolled at Caruthers High. We felt very big at the idea of being high school students, but soon changed our minds when the Sophomores smeared us up with lipstick. We entered the classroom and started our first day of high school, that is, those who found their rooms. We caught on quickly and were soon going about the regular routine of school. We studied hard and soon had the Seniors amazed at our intelligence. At our first class meeting under the leadership of Mt. Ritchey, our advisor, we elected our class officers as follows: President, Norman McTeer: vice-president, Bill Naborsp secretary, Ioann McClain: treasurer, Edward Ehoffp committeernen, Sally Tiller, Alfred Haggard, Marilyn Packer, Mary Ruth McCormick, Bob Bier, Loretta Ethridge. We were entertained by the Sophomores at the Freshmen-Sophomore party under the leadership of Ioyce Mclntire. We were told a spooky ghost story and sent through a dark room filled with spiders, and numerous other things. The Sophomores topped off the evening by serving refreshments. A few of the Fresh- men boys played football enough to win their letter. In basketball the C team is almost entirely Freshmen, and others play A and B class basketball. The Fresh- men girls also made a good showing in sports such as volleyball and basketball. In the future years we Freshmen plan to carry out our work as successfully as possible. We are striving to make our school and class better than any other one. Hrxs Mr. Hylton enrolled? Are you HGDPY, Couch? Neat shoeloces, lfvf rylmrly roody? Our ussislrrnt baseball coorh. A-hem!! A friend Io ull. Mr. Vixil. Boy! Look ul the ivory! Surprised? Thanks for helping us, Liz 24 25. . . E. GARCIA B. ENGLE M. STARK E. DOSTINICH President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Knunccl The Student Council, which was organized this year, took the place of the Finance Committee. The council consists of the Student Body officers and one representative from each of the classes, They are as follows: Eddie Garcia, president: Bernice Engle, first vice-president: Quinter Liskey, second vice-president: Marie Stark, secretaryp Eleanor Dostinich, treasurer: David Schleqel, business manaqerp Melva Dildine, annual editor: Wanda Brock, business manaqer of the annual: Tiny Miller, yell leader: Harold Beck, Senior representative: Ioan Whitener, Iunior representative: lim Baltazar, Sophomore representative: Marilyn Packer, Freshman representative. The Council's duties consist of transactinq all Student Body business and planning the activities for the Student Body members such as school dances. The Council also has the authority to pass on all resolutions pertaining to the raising of revenue. STUDENT COUNCIL. Buck row. lelt to right: E. Dostinich, M. Stark, B. Engle, W. Brock, M. Dildine, T. Miller. Front row: E. Garcia, Q. Liskey, D. Schleqel. MERIT BOARD Left lo right: A, Haggard, B. Hun- ler, C. Ripley. RALLY COMMITTEE Lei! lo riqhi: A. Correia, P. Gharal, L. Elhridqe, l. Campbell. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Left to right: M. Ramey, R. Thoma- son, K. Hammond, M. R. McCor- mick. Front row: B. Bier, C. Wise. CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Left to riqhi: H. Beck, M. Packer, I. Whitcncr, I. Ballazar. ng-up-sl Ax .N MELVA DILDINE, Editor WANDA BROCK. Business Manager MISS WALL. Advisor i- kx Jn, Jhuznta, The La Puerta staff has been working under the difficulties of producing an annual in wartime again this year. We feel that we have succeeded very well and hope that you enjoy readinq this annual as much as we have enjoyed preparing it for you. We of the annual staff would like to thank Miss Wall who so kindly helped us to produce La Puerta this year. The members of the La Puerta staff were as follows: EDITOR ..t....,.....e.......,.....,.,ee ...,,,.,.. M ELVA DILDINE BUSINESS MANAGER .......... ,.......,, ......,...,. W A NDA BROCK CLASSES ...,...e..l.............,..l. ...,..,.. R OSEMARY TI-IoMASoN XCECILIA GARRETI' ACTIVITIES .....,.... ........ 7 BEN FRCM I MARGARET RAMEY SPORTS ' I DANNY RoDRIoUEz CARTOONS u....,..,, ..,......,........s.. I ACK LEWIS KPAT OUIST SNAPS ICALVIN WISE ADVISOR. ......., .....,....e. M ISS WALL 28 LA PUERTA STAF F Back row. loft to right: R. Thomason, M. Ramey, I. Lewis, C. Garrett, P. Ouist. Front row: C. Wise, D. Rod- riquez, B. Prom. 5rlwnL Qagz School Daze resumed publication this year after having been discontinued for several years. The paper was a monthly attraction at school and was enjoyed by all students who purchased it at five cents a copy. The different articles in the paper covered the general school news, the league games and other sports events, social news, editorials, and features. Some of the many features were Laugh, a page of jokes, and Gossip. The School Daze staff this year was as follows: EDITOR ........,.,......,.......... .,................. D ON FRY ASSISTANT EDITOR ..,..... ........ I OAN WHITENER SPORTS EDITOR .,.......,., ...........,,...... G ENE RENO FEATURES EDITOR .,........ ,,....... C ECILIA GARRETT CARTOONS ....i........... SCHOOL DAZE STAFF Back row. left to right: Miss Schill, Advisory K. Ham- mons, C. Ripley, P. Gharat, F. I-I. Ripley, C, Garrett, G. Andris. Middle row: R. Mar- karian, I. Coen, M. Ramey, D. Printz, L. Amorino, I. Whitener. Front row: D. Fry, R, Swacker, D. Rodriquez, G. Reno. XIOAN WHITENER ILEE ZILLENGER D. FRY. Editor I. WHITENER. Assistant Editor MISS SCI-TILL. Advisor 29 SWING BAND. Standing, left to right: I. Campbell, C. Fink, P. Hanson, H. Iackson, Mr. Ritchey. Sitting: R. Sandusky, H. Mc- OFFICERS. Buck row: O. Liskey President. Front row: M, Dildine Business Manaqerg P. Quist, Sec- retary-Treasurerg Mr. Ritchey, Leader. Back row, left to riqht: P. Swacker. Third row: H. Blackmun, N. Dildine, G. Pisor, R. Sandusky, R. Gal- laher, C. Harris, B, From, H. Iackson. Second row: Mr. Ritchey, L. Hanson, R. Harris, C, Fink, I. Camp- bell, E. Garcia, Q. Liskey, R. Norton, D. Helm. Front row: P. Quist, V. Ennen, N. Daniels, H. Lewis, I. White- ner, M. Dildine, T. Cook, L. Iackson. Carter, P. Quist. l6'ancL F r ' rnmgvn . . --. If 'r 'Y' 'lr' The Band has been quite active in school affairs this year. It has participated frequently in assemblies, and its help has been greatly appreciated. The main feature of the year in which the Band took part was the fourth annual Bandjorie. The theme carried forth in the Bandjorie was that of fairy tales. Many selections were played by the Band, both marches and overtures. Several special numbers were also presented by various members of the band. The persons who have rated as the best first stand players are as follows: Iack Campbell, trumpet: Melva Dildine, clarinet, Harvey Iaclcson, drums: Harold McCarter, baritone, and Rollin Swacker, trombone. A new section has been formed as a part of the Band. This special qroup is a Swinq Band. Under the able leadership of Mr. Ritchey, it has proved to be quite a success. V --1-,. Hanson, H. McCarter, R. Q, Liskey, H. lVlcCarter, R. San' dusky, l. Campbell. ORCHESTRA The orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Ritchey, has taken quite a large part in school affairs this year. The orchestra has a membership of twenty-eight stu- dents. lt has performed for many assemblies but its main performance was given during the Bandjorie. lt was rather handicapped with having so few string instru- ments, but Mr. Ritchey again helped them come through the worst spots by playing his violin. The lunior and Senior classes wish to express their thanks to the orchestra for its willingness and helpfulness in playing for the Iunior and Senior plays. The mixed chorus has also participated in several programs. Quinter Lislcey, the only male singer in the chorus, deserves a vote of thanks for supporting the bass section. A special trio from chorus has sung on many occasions. The three girls in this trio were Lucille Amorino, Kathryn Hammond, and leanne Spaulding. Sitting: P. Ouist Standing: Q. Liskey l. Pierce, C, Ripley l. Mills, P. Gharat, I Mclntire, I. Spauld ing, L. Amorino, I Cox, M. Cook, A Thompson, M, Tiller Mr. Ritchey. 3l fs... GIRLS' LEAGUE Mrs. Kintiqh, Advisor: W. Brock, Back row loft to right: P. Gharat, C. Ripley, P. Bowen, M. McCormick, Rs-pr.: R. President, Thomason Front row: T. Miller, E. Dostinich, M. Stark, M. Dildine. 'E E I The foremost activity of the Girls' League this year was the annual Christmas party. Most of the girls remained after school to enjoy the penny arcade, treas- ure hunt, and pot-luck dinner. The officers this year are as follows: Wanda Brock, president: Cordelia Ripley, vice-president: Eleanor Dostinich, secretary, and Marie Stark, treasurer. The rep- resentatives irom the various classes were Melva Dildine, Senior: Parvati Gharat, Junior: Rosemary Thomason, Sophomoreg and Mary Ruth McCormick, Freshman. CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Back row, left to right: H. Lewis, S. Tiller, P. Ouist, Secretary-Treasurerg F. I-I. Ripley, Mr. Butzbach Advisor. Middle row, C. Garrett, Vice-President: W. Brock, R. Adams, D. Fry, M. Dildine, R. Thomason Front row: G. Adams, A. Haggard, D. Schlegel, Presidentg G. Reno. u S.. J. Students this year received the required three A's and a B for membership in the C.S.F. and set out to attain the goal of the club Scholarship for Service. The members presented a program again this year for the enjoyment oi the Student Body. lt consisted of a comedy in one act portrayed by Pat Quist, Rose mary Thomason, Lloyd Ray, and Gene Reno. There were also several musical numbers. The program was presented in May. The officers who with the help of their able advisor, Mr. Butzbach, guided the club through a successful year, were David Schlegel, president: Cecilia Garrett, vice-president, and Pat-Quist, secretary-treasurer. Leit to right: Miss Schill, I. Coen. COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS. Left to right: President, l. Coeng Vice-President D. Printz, Program Chairman, M. Dildinep C. Garrett: Secretary-Treasurer, M C 0 6111.6 The main event on the Commercial Club's calendar this year was a night meeting and party held on March 9. After the meeting games were played and refreshments were served. The officers who led the Commercial. Club through a successful year were Irene Coen, president, Margaret Ramey, vice-president: Dorothy Printz, secretary- treasurerp and Miss Schill, advisor. Ramey. it fs ' - Fuck row. left to right: G. Adams, B. Sandusky, Rev. Rice, Rev. Vander Ploeg, D. Fry, T. I. Dunlap. Middle row: B. Strum, I. Pisor, L. Hanson, T. Cook, M. Harris, D. Helm. Front row: B. From, E, Garcia, R. Harris, V. En- nen, L. Khan. After a lapse of several years, the I-li-Y Club has been reorganized. The first meeting was held in November when the following officers were elected: BEN FROM ....... .................................,... P RESIDENT VERNON ENNEN .....,..............,,.......... SECRETARY EDDIE GARCIA ...........,...,........,, VICE-PRESIDENT ROY HARRIS ...,.................................. TREASURER LAURENCE KI-IAN ....,..........................................,.............,...................... SERGEANT-AT-ARMS Adult direction was provided by Reverend Vanderplough of the Baptist Church and Reverend Rice of the Methodist Church. Weekly meetings have been held and the members have engaged in various activities. The annual Father and Son Banquet was one of the high spots of the year. The members of the club presented the program with Eddie Garcia as master of ceremonies. Other activities included several parties and the spring trip to Camp Gaines. The members of the club wish to thank Mr. Butzbach, Mr. Hylton, and members of the YMCA committee for the help they have contributed. 33 F.. -hp., . V., 1' 34 Q a MISS WALL. Director THE THREE WISE MEN RIDE BY. Presented by Student Body. Lett to right: F. H. Ripley, R. Adams, M. Dildine, W. Brock, G. Adams, N. McTeer, R. Ruyle. COLLEGE DAZE. Presented by Senior Class. Standing, lett to right: M, Dildine, M. Stark, M. Ramey, H. Beck, W. Kizer, C. Garrett, T. Miller. Sitting: C. Fink, L. Khan, C. Wise, D. Rodri- quez, B. From. G. Andris not in picture. D M X PROFESSOR, HOW COULD YOU? Presenied by Iunior Class. Back row. le!! to right: l. Spaulding, P. Ouisi, L. Wininqer, I. Whitener, K. Hammond, I. Pierce. Front row: R. While, P. Hanson, O. Liskey. R. Gallaher not in picture. Mrs, Stribliriq, Director of THE GIFT. Mrs. Edmoriscm, Director of PROFESSOR, HOW COULD YOU? THE GIFT. Presented by C.S.F. Leii to right: L. Ray, P. Ouist, THE INITIATION. Presenied by C.S.F R. Thomason, G. Reno. A. Haggard, S. Tiller, D. Fry. 35 i S 5 The Caruthers Chapter got under way this year with the largest enrollment in its historyf -67 members. The officers for the year are as follows: Kenneth Petrey, president: Henry Wise, vice- presidentp Gene Reno, secretary: William Han- sen, treasurer: Lester Wininger, reporterp Harvey Blackmun, sentinalg lohn R. Adams, advisor. Among the more important activities partici- pated in were: l. Sixth War Loan Drive. Results as follows: lordon Pisor sold Sl2,050afwon S25 bond. Avery Merrow sold S8,95Okwon S10 stamps. Albert Raymond sold S6,800ffwon S510 stamps. Total bonds sold fS3l,OOO. 2. Parent and Son Banquet. The biggest in the history of the chapter. 3. The F.F.A. and Homemaking party, a gala affair. 4, F.F.A. assembly with Mr. Bert Smith, speaker, one of the best. 5. Teams were entered in the Vine Pruning contestf 4-Hacienda Dey Las Reyese Beef Iudging Contest-Alobe Ranch, Field Day and ludging Contest. Fifth row left to right J Ptsor B Baer V Fleming, W. McCormick, L, Ray, B. Righetti, A. Khan, H, Allen, A. Marrow T Ethrniqe- J Wuriirvqr-r Fourth row R Norton, F. Corrcia, R. Viau, L. Fry, B.ICurry, tvl,'Sharr1p, W. Beck, T. Renlro, R Slrurn D Moser R Dustin l Garrett Third Row: Mr. Adams, C. Fink, H. Wise, L. Wnmnqer, G. Mofheral, W. Han- n C Harris E Warren L Firm A Raymond, R. Farmeri. Second row: H. Blackmun, G. Reno, B. Jones, J. Kvzcr, R Hull E Ehofl C G-oulartc S Amonno A, Haggard, L. Harper, V. Ennen. Front row: R. RUYIE. DSHYHSOH. P. Brlwfc url D Lively V Flr-ming R Jccoy, J. Baltazar, A. Correia, J. Fidalqo, D. Turnmlre, L. Ripley. Third row: M. Dildine, M. Stark, M Rarney, R. Thornason, B. Engle, C Ripley, B. Perry, B, Comstock, J Pierce, P. Bowen, L, Etnridqe. Sec ond row: L. Jackson, M, San Sebas fian, M. Lane, L. Arnorino, G Graves, E, Dosfinich, F. E. Ripley M, Packer, M. Tiller, P. Quisf, Mrs Edrnonson. First row: T, Miller, J McClain, W. Huffman, S. Aguirre W. Hatcher, P, Gharat, I. Miils F. Gray, S. Tiller, F. H. Ripley. Leff fo right: L. Edrnonson, Advisor, M. Rarney, President, The 30 members of Block C have certainly had a successful club this year. Officers were elected as follows: Margaret Ramey, president: Marie Stark, vice-presidentg Cordelia Ripley, secretary: Geraldine Graves, treasurer. The two main highlights of the year were the initiation of the new mem- bers which took place Friday, February l6, and the outstanding Block Varsity C party, a barn dance, which was held March l6. With the resumption of interscholastic sports, the need for a lettermen's organization has been increasingly felt. Accordingly, in February, a meeting was held and the following officers were elected: Harold Beck, president: Laurence Kahn, vice-president: Dan Rodriguez, secretary: Kenneth Petrey, treasurer. Left fo right: Mr. Trainer, Advisor, H, Beck, President. Back row: R. Swacker, K, Petrey, D, Schleqel, R. Hunter. Fourth row: Mr. Trainer, L. Khan, C. Wise, A. Khan, B. Bier, H. Jackson, T. Eth- ridqe, J. D. Griffin. Third row: H. Beck, E. Garcia, B. From, B. Riqh- efti, L. Wininqer, R. Norton, H. Wise, D. Rodriquez. Second row: M. Beierschrnitt, R. Harris, B. Nf- bors, A. Haggard, R. White, F. Correia, N. McTeer, L. Shorf. First row: D. Fry, D. Ripley, G. Reno, O. Liskey, J, Baltazar, R. Jocoy, E. Ren- fro, J. Fidalqo. C' DQ CCs '9 right: P H.iriin,t flirt iii. Fro row: Mr, Allmiin, B. from. nt Ti Ay. V Ti- The Cadet Company, officially designated Co. E, 3rd Bat- talion, 6th Regiment, California High School Cadets, has been a big success in its first year at Caruthers High. Under the direction of our very capable commandant, Lieutenant Adams, the corps has learned much ot the school ot a soldier. This in- cludes close order drill and the manual ot arms. Promotions have been made on the basis ot accomplishment and the tol- lowing ranks were attained: First lieutenants Roy Harris and Ben Fromg second lieutenants Henry Wise, Bill Ripley, and Ed Garcia. Five boys also attained the rank ot sergeant with propor- tionate numbers ot corporals and privates first class. The com- pany inspection on April l7 was one ot the high points ot the year. The company placed very well in this inspection and we are very proud ot the record that was made. Thanks is expressed to Mr. Adams and Mr. Butzbach for all the time they have put in on the company. ,- Back row, left to right: T RQ-vitro, Cv. Adams, W. Mc- Cormick, V. Fleming, W Verhines R. Viau, R, Strum Second row: 8. From, L. Ray L. Bowen, B. Nabors, R Altnnis, N. McTe:-r, A. Cor- win, W, Hanson, W, Ripley Mr. Adams. Sitting: J. Bal, tnxnr, M, Harris, T. Cook R, Reno A. Dennison, A Rnyrnonzt, D. Helm. Third row, left to right: J. Pisor, M, Sharnp, R. Dustin, Cv. Mothvral, C. Goularte, H. Wise, W. Beck. Second row: Mr. Adams, R. Harris, D. Ripley, E. Warren, L. Hanson, V. Fit-rninq, D. Turn- mire, A. Morrow, E. Ehotf, E. Garcia. Sitting: B. Righ- vt1i,J.G.1rreUt, B. Jones, R. Fnrrvien, L. Farm, D. Wood, H. Blaclmun. L f, g Wx T P 5 . ! if W, f 5 i rr ll , -1- , Y? , a 22? f ? X w 2,6 2 WMM' 'QWX .g FV gg, 1 X Q J 4 6 2 5 5 9 -lf' , M' 7 S L Q 2 Q f L-1.1 451 Coach Trainorg A. f,ClfDlGlTl, H Berk. .J X, t . y B. Laptriitiq B. Riqhetti, Water Ifivwy. Bay, D. Wood, C. Cftipttiinp lt. Back row: Mr. Trainer, A. Merrow, E. Garcia, A. Khan, R Swacker, D. Schlegei, W. Ripley, P. Hanson, B. Hunter I. Campbell. Front row: H. Iackson, C, Fink, T. Rortfro, H. Beck, L. Khan, L, Wininger, I. Griffin. Football season opened with a bang this sea- scn as Caruthers resumed competitive sports against other schools. The Blue Baiders captured the Sierra League title, winning six out of seven games. Iackson proved to be unstoppable with his hard-hitting line plunging. Captain Beck, with his shifty, broken field running, showed much ability also. The Beck to Khan, combination provided for many of the touchdowns, with Beck throwing them and Khan pulling them out of the air with his fancy snagging. Much credit is due to our fine coach who guided us through a suc- cessful season. The middleweight squad placed third in league standings, winning four games and los- ing three. White performed notably at end and accounted for many of the touchdowns. The lightweights failed to take a game as they lost six and tied one. Their opponents usually prcved to be much larger than our Gs. Back row: R. Norton, C, Harris, M. Sltamp, T. Ethridge. l'. Com-ici, B. Biol, R. Gallalter, D. Rodriguez, Q. Liskey. Front row: lt. Wltito, D. Fry, B. Righetti, R. Harris, C. Wise, L. Short. 40 Back row: R. Ripley, I. Wininqer, H. Blackmun, B. Dustin, E. Ehoff, I. Fidalgo, C. Goularto. Front row: E. Ronfro, G. Reno, B. Iocoy, I. Baltafar, G, Mothmal, B. Nahors. F I' I' I I' an 1 'IU 111 Q7 'I' 1' 11 I I .!' , Buck row, lett to right: T. Renfro, H. Iackson, R. Swacker, C. Fink, B. Hunter, W. Ripley, Mr. Trainer. Front row: W. Beck, E. Garcia, L. Wininger, L. Khan, H. Beck, A, Khan. Handicapped by the lack of a gym, the Ca- ruthers heavyweight, middleweight and light- weight squads placed fifth, fifth and fourth, respectively. Competing against the six other schools in the Sierra League, the Blue Raiders ran up against some exceptionally strong com- petition. Led by Captain Khan and Forwards Beck and Garcia, fast-breaking forwards, the heavyweights at times appeared very flashy. Our middleweight team played many hard and exciting games. Harris and Captain Rod- riguez played fine ball and accounted for many of the points for the quintet. Fry also performed notably at guard. After a dismal football :season the lightweights blossomed out and played fine basketball. Hag- gard, oenter, and Captain Reno and McTeer, for- wards, starred for the Little Raiders. The students are looking forward to the day when Caruthers High may have their wishes of having a gym come true. Back row, left to right: L. Ray, R, Norton, F. Correia, N. Dildine, B. Bier, M. Beierschmitt, R. Strurn, L. Short. Q. Liskey, Pi. Gallaher. A. Captain, L. Khan: Coach Trainer. B. Captain, D. Rodriguez, C. Captain, G. Reno. Buck row, lett to right: D. Ripley, B. Nahors, I. Baltazar D. Wood, M. Harris. Front row: E. Renfro, L. Hanson First row: D. Fry, R. Harris, D. Rodriguez, R. White, A. Haggard, G, Reno, N. McTeer. 4l Q N. 'l'l 111 Q13 15 1 Q Back row, left to right: W. Beck, E. Garcia, D. Fry, R. Harris A. Correia, A. Norton, A. Khan, L, Wininger, A. Merrow, B. Strum, I. D. Griffin, Mr. Trainer, G. Reno. Front row: K. Petrey, L. Khan, ridge, H. Iackson. The National Pastime proved to be the national pastime at Caruthers Hi this year as the students turned out in quantity for the games played on the home diamond this year. A crack Blue Raider base- ball team supported Beck, pitching ace, to Win many victories. Coaches McIntyre and Trainer E:-ff:-1 ,. .J-i,. if Us worked with the boys endlessly in order to make the season a successful one. When baseball sea- son rolls around next year lettermen Whose loss WNW Left to right: Mr. Ritchey, B. Righotti, H. Bock, K. Petrey. A. Norton. will be keenly felt include Harold Beck, Laurence Khan, Roy Harris and Albert Norton. 1 Q 1 5 A I' wa i Track this year consisted of participation in the West Coast Re- lays at Fresno, a league meet at Sierra and a practice meet at Caruthers. In the many different events at the meets rnany indie vidual stars have been uncovered and every one has derived a great deal from this sport. Mr. Ritchey has tutored the boys well and deserves high commendations for his work. Not having much of his type of sport for the last three years due to discontinuation of interschool sports the boys were handicapped since they had not had experience necessary in this sport. Many exciting races have been run by our track team and the competitive spirit of the school has been heightened considerably by the participation in these meets. L. Khan, D. Rodriguez, R. Norton, H. Beck, B. Righetti, Q. Liskey, T. Eth- Back row, left to right: I. Mclntire, W. Huffman, G. Andris, G Fisher, M. Harris, B. Nabors, G. Adams, N. Dildine, C. Fink, 1 Campbell, Mrs. Edmonson. Front row: M. Schleqel, L. Ethridge S. Tiller, E. Anderson, R. Adams, H. Lewis, L. Quandt, F. Gray l. Mills. Tennis being an all-year sport, saw Mrs. Edmon- son coaching the team from mid-October until May. A school tennis team was chosen by a series of tournaments in which anyone was entitled to play. One tournament was held with Washington Union High School. Caruthers made an excellent showing in this tournament, by Winning four out of five games. Washington won the girl's doubles. The steady improvement of our sophomore and iunior players brightens the outlook for next year in spite of the loss of the senior stars. Thanks to Mrs. Edmonson for her work with the tennis team. 3 IV I Nl M I N G Yes, perhaps you will see our favorite girl's long tresses hanging uncurled down her back and wonder what has happened. Probably she has just been in the pool for the opening of the swimming season. However, the swimming pool on the day these pictures were taken could not in any sense have been considered a miniature substitute for Shaver Lake. It lacked the mar- velous, wooded surroundings and the pleasant shade: in- stead it offered to students desiring to soar through the air with the greatest of ease, definite and concrete difficulties. We can only hope that when the season opens for these capable aquatic stars, there will be water in the pool. Back row, left to right: l. Coen, M. Packer, R. Markarian, M Dildine, G. Andris. Front row: L. Short, G. Reno, P. Hansen C. Wise, D. Schlegel. Left to right: D. Printz, I. Spaulding, L. Rainey T. Miller, l. Coen. 43 3 4v,,.. M , VOLLEYBALL. Buck row. lei! 10 righl: L. Icxckson, B, Parry M. Romoy, M. Stark, D, Printz, G. Andris. Fron! row: S, Aguirre, B. Comstock, M Di1dinc,T, Miller, E, Dostinich, G. Groves, R. Mcxrkcxriun. VOLLEYBALL CAPTAINS. Lei! Io right: B. Engle, E. Dostinich, F. Gray, M. Packer, YK 1 f BASKETBALL CAPTAINS. Leh to right: M. Pucfker, F. Gray, C, Rip- loy, B. Perry. 1 FUNT. Lei! to right: Mrs, Eclmonson, I. Wood, R. Thomason, M. San 111 Sebastian, F. H. Ripley, D. Singh, l. Saint, F. E. Ripley, P. Bowen, W. l-laicher, M. E. Lane. PUNT CAPTAINS. Lei! to right: E. Dosiinich, P. Bowen, I. Pierce, C. Haqqard. ' 'I'i-ILE'l'lC5' BASEBALL CAPTAINS. Lei! to right: I. McClain, P. Bowen, C, Rip- ley, B. Perry. I l L l My hero! 2. Well, soy it. 3. Tennis players. Wl1o's the subject? 5. Industrious bunch. 6. Perfect shot, boys! Always tooling around. 8. Everybody ready? 9. Will it or wor1't il? Blwk 'om, Roy. ll. Give 'em the works, Tiny. l2. Now, do it right. SPONSORS DR. MERACLE THE KOFOID LUMBER CO. THE CARUTHERS CONCRETE PIPE CO. GRAVES SERVICE STATION HELM GARAGE SHIRLEY'S SERVICE STATION THE VALLEY BARBER SHOP OLIN EATON-REAL ESTATE A. G. CLEVELAND GARAGE CLEVENGER MERCANTILE CO. CARUTHERS COTTON GIN AVIS FOUNTAIN PIMENTELL GARAGE I. S. ANDERSEN CARUTHERS DRY GOODS FIRST NATIONAL BANK WHITNER'S HATCHERY DILDINE DRUG STORE SCOTT'S GROCERY, RAISIN CITY GW-S om.v l. 'lnfJKilllDlISlf? ml. 2. Touching boxing tech- 3. Could she lie qoinq io niques, lvlorqueritzf? study ull thot? 4. Tlicit lazy lnunrli. 5. Those omery Sopho- lll0NN'S. fi, Wliril's sm funny, Inu? 7. Uni-ni! srxilorsl 8. Smiltw pre1tty,qirls. fl. 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