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

Page 28 text:

,so- What crazy costumes the Juniors and Seniors sported on that day, February 6l The Juniors also presented a very wonderful assembly this year. There were many smiling faces on that wonderful day when they got their Junior Class rings which symbolize the climax to a year they will never forget. ns'1a..-. 'fcerlifvvn ROW 1: B. Raultcn, M. Mongomery, P. Callison, M. Elvington, D. Werner, G. McCormick, M. Holmes, M Reddell, J. Claborn, S. Sprouls, R. Lacy, L. Yager, C. Downing, Ervetta Hunt. ROW 2: J. Goforth, R. Ho- brook, U. Balch, P. Johns, W. Uzzell, H. Copeland, A. Chambers, K. Crites, . Ranso E. Ohler, F. Dot- son, P. Condit, C. Dotson, L. Bedwell, C. Fifer. ROW 3: C. Swernam, T. Valdez, . Silva, D. Pouncey, H. Hansen, R. Trigueiro, C. Holmes, G. Ohler, R. Babcock, J. Taylor, D. Bradley, . Workmen, G. Short, I. Riley, T. Serpa. 24 VMQQ, Kia.,-fD..,.,

Page 27 text:

S. Sprouls, Assembly Representative: G. Swink, Social Representative: F. Yager, M. Gable, Ser- -., geants-at-Arms: V. Ransom, M. Holmes, Yell Leaders. The Junior Class has worked hard this year to sponsor its many annual activities. Among these activities were the Fair Float, which took second place, and the Fair Booth. Money for the Junior and Senior Prom was earned by many long, hard hours spent in the booth both at the Fair and at ball games. Junior-Senior Dress-Up day was another bang- up activity. E. Ohler, junior Rally Committee: J. McCutcheon, Student Council Representative: L. Moore, Vice President: C. Lee, President. ADVISORS - ROW 1: Miss Bates, Miss Watch- maker. ROW 2: Mr. Wedgeworth, Mrs. Con tor, Mr. Ehrlich. K I l ROW 1: B. Dixon, B. Carruth, M. Petersen, D. Harder, W. Walser, B. Busch, K. Aly, J. Perez, D. Reddell D. Moser, S. Bartlett, R. Wheeler. ROW 2: C. Kuhn, D. Crisel, D. Miguel, D. Gibson, W. Flickinger, G. Swink, M. Bennetts, M. Hansen, H. Farmer, M. Richards, B. McCutheon, S. Turoonjian, D. Davis, C. Sal yer. ROW 3: R. Chance, F. Yager, R. Short, J. McCutcheon, A. Epperly, J. DeTienne, M. Gable, B. Evans L. Moore, R. Koop, C. Barber, M. Rank, B. Cowin, C. Lee. 23

Page 29 text:

O I I I During halftime at the Fairtime football game our Fair Queen, Pat Condit, and her attendants were driven around the football field in '58 Chevies and Fords. Above is shown Marge Peterson, a Junior gal, who took second place and below is Queen Pat Condit, also a Junior. The Queen's float was very pretty this year. The float was built to resemble a bunch of Concord grapes with green leaves. The Junior float was a replica of the Junior booth. This idea had never been used before, and they received a second place vote on it. The float was pulled by Ronnie Koop in his hot rod. The Junior booth did very well at the fair this year. Candy, popcorn, pop, and the usual things were sold, and quite a profit was made. As always there was a problem of having enough workers, but they made it okay. The Juniors are thankful.