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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1966 volume:

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Pres. 5 Randy Branson, Spanish Club Rep., Fred Jaso, Bus. Mngr, of LaPuertag Brian Eggert, Editor of LaPuerta. From the President The goal of Student Council has been to promote more spirit in school. We have attempted to do this by making the student body proud of their school. To take an interest in what they do concerning school activities, in both the class- room and out. Danny Phillips Senior Rep. Alan Gilstrap Senior Pres. Grant Miyamoto Marlene Mattos Carolyn Wright Freshman Rep. Sophomore Rep, Junior Pres. Alan Nakashinia Marie Weymouth June McTee1 Freshman Pres. Sophomore Pres. Junior Rep. L71 P crm faff Q 3 Brian Eggert Editor -i.n -Chief This year's Journalism class had the task of not only putting out the La Puerta yearbook, but also of publishing the newspaper School Daze Tim Paulsen, Mary Bankston, Norrine Ransom, Danny Phillips. , . Randy Branson, Rosemary Gallaher, Fred Jasc. It has taken a lot of time and the work of many to accomplish these tasks, We are sure you will agree that this year's annual has surpassed all others. Mr. G. Douglas Palmer Advisor Judi Beauchamp, Goldie Hansford, Linda Bolinger. ,,. -L i. . - Z: A 5 'J JW-'5.,:- Ei -o', fi t.., , , L .. x.. . . - f: :v A -:if -2 1 ' 53253,gi?f'j?:ffj' Q 215515:'fij.fff,,bf,gg.f5gf -- i 'viii A-'fffzii' ,A Q1 ,fs !,2'5niqg--,,, '-21'.g.y,'i - I S .ki.: n.k,,A W -, ,,, E a: Q . fa. f a s K . RQ, ,rss I ima Q ,Q 9, T x ,Qg J QQ Fiqh '4 ,Q ,S Q K W' Q , 4? 9 f fm E131 X' at f J Q E 'I x Qgi li' as Q fi Q f so QQQQ W Q XI, 1 ,S M 4 E Q Q f 1 EQ . 2 ,MW .gpw ' if I 1 M p X K 5, , at Q4 K ....- G' 5 H , .1 x T ,Qfii haf-fiig Z i- 4 - ,,v 'Ln 1 1 ff- fl? Q W. 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The time and effort they have contributed for the better- ment of our school system will never be adequately acknowledged. These gentlemen have had as their primary concern the improve- ment of community standards and Mr. Irwin R. Efird Mr. Hans P. Gunlund PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD MR. LELAND B. GILSTRAP level of culture through the agency of education. Through their help and understanding they have striven to bring to commencement, mature, in- telligent groups of young adults ready to meet the problems of tomorrow. Our sincere thanks go to these men. Mr. James E. McCutcheon Clerk Mr. F. Lee Turnmire Hour ta Improve Our School MZRS. GEORGIA SAMPLE MR. HARRY R. ANDERSON SECRETARY SUPERINTENDENT The devotion of the present administration has guided us through another success- ful school year in which to broaden knowledge and strengthen lives and character. The influence of wise direction has made it possible to run the high school with continued high efficiency. The coming years will test in the lives of Caruthers graduates the quality of the advice and encouragement they have received. In Mr. Anderson and his competent staff we have enjoyed the advantage of the best of leadership. Clit' Princip I and Office Staff MR. DONALD W. ZIMKOWSKI PRINCIPAL The student body of 1965-66 has shown much spirit, both toward the school and life. There was never a time during this school year, that there was not a smiling face on campus. Look not at past disaster with hard feelings but look at it and remember past mis- takes. It is always by experience that you learn. This year's student body proved that school spirit is the key to success. Success in the winning of athletic functions, inter-school rivalry and active participation in school functions. Handle Many Z7 ily P vblcms MR. JAMES KASPARIAN Mr. Kasparian is vice-principal, dean of students and director of athletics. It is his duty to be acting principal in the absent of Mr. Zimkowski, to assume the discipline of all students, and to schedule athletic functions. MR. HUBERT MOFFETT Mr. Moffett is the counselor of students It is his duty to schedule students' class es, keep students' records, and counsel seniors on their future. Among his un- written duties are advising the student council and filling in when a teacher is absent. MRS. MARGE CAMPBELL Mrs. Campbell is secretary to the princi- pal. Among her many duties are handling school correspondence, keeping student attendance records, issuing school supplies and supervising the student body treasurer. MRS. BETTY LANE Mrs. Lane is secretary to the counselor. Her duties include keeping student files up-to-date, recording grades and assist- ing Mrs. Campbell when needed. 90ur1f af Wi dom MR: llOBl'IR'l' Al3B0'l I' When Mr. Abbott isn't instructing Band or Choir, he is coaching his favorite sport -- '? I '?. Ile also finds some pleasure in hiking, hunting, :ind fishing. Mr. Abbott is quite fl Sportsman! And quite a sport! MR, RALPH ABSTON While Mr. Abston is the head of the business MR, CALVIN BOHNER A three year teacher for the F. S. armed depnrtrncnt as well its FBLA strong arm, forces children in Europe, he is considered he is also n lull-time printer for the School Daze. fSee. we told you that you would get c:1'edit.J n good Joe among his students and one who speaks softly but carries a big stick. MR, JAMES BUSH Vivaeious is another name for Mr. Bush. He probably has 11 key to wind him up. as he never wears down. His secret :nn- bition is to be senator from California. but we suggest he become official chaperone at all CUHS dances. MR, RONALD DAY Mr, Duy nnlst be n very devoted teacher for even his hobby is teaching school. How does he do it? Ile eats corn ilukes. 1 NRS. BISVERLY C, DEAN Her Olilulionm drawl eornes from eating chocolate pie zi ln Cherokee. Mrs, Dean seems to have a very placid disposition. enjoys swimming, and enjoys good food to at point of finding' it L1 problem. MISS AGNES DICRVISHIAN Miss Dervishinn. who is Hblesseclly single - by choice has been fl regular around the CUHS ezunpus for six years, Her secret ambition is to take Z1 trip around the world. l MR, JAMES GROFT Mr, Croft, the teacher for our newly organized Continuation courses, has done ff great deal to help those persons under eighteen who wish to school education and finish their high obtain rt diploma. i ' is - m22Q?wi31aMf2ft i?,f,+a1r+gp,+5QWrt I V: 'Q JW ' H+ 1 .fx sf 4. r .t .i - S 4 , , . , , if-M S S .l,,kk,, 7.1 .4 L, QQWQ vw W f .iw Rtgqgtfiiigw, jg' 2 Qkyw A - mf' A ... QL -Zifggfifgigkaiz f ' as 1- .. i. A -' i' 7-'vi :fl'it3o5T5IIiM1f?51 f 1, ,,.o , Mai if M -. 1 ,.., . ,, f f,,- t+ S + 4 ft aw M J +1 ' Q2 S2 . :M My 7 i it is f M. ,1 A SJ if ,gf US . . . .f o,.,.,, -, . , - f-.gmt 'Ly - jo-fffpff-images! , , r F I , 2 I ' i S 1 X 4 H , ,S . 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He has earned the admiration and respect of all who know him, As a teacher he has, indeed, been an asset to our school. V- -.-. . t : ' ' :,, ,..f fisfszfta: - 'A ' . H0 - 1 all 1 gssfigzy me . Kiilfssaiiwtf - :WMS f K T f 3 2 wa--' . ' 77.13 91 wer xfgws 11 3 1, ff ' - .lsfffffefiihfhtefiiias my gf., , ,W vgisiilxgi i . - W V - I . , . ,I K- f is s. 5 ' t - ,, . - T51Q5l..f.23vi -:sfafi A ii ' M ' W ire 'K'-A f f I ff ,S V 'E'-twinf f -?aiss:ffffQw,g?g,i:s ll i - ,, rgfggmlgfgg .. . I ' 5 , . .. 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Ineonstantl MRS, PATRICIA MAC LEAN Mrs, MacLean linds satisfaction in the simple pleasures of lifef-books fshe is a librarian. what can you expeet YJ and in playing nature's nursemaid fin other words. gardeningj MR, TICRRY MILLI-IR Mr. hIiller's secret :unbition is to help build up more school spirit at Caruthers, Iiow does he propose to get the verve for carrying out his goal' Why, by eating his iavorf ite food-ffreneh fries. 73' gi? ' 56'15?2 ,Sj2'5?' V35?'k3Wfl wi-Env : 5sQw1J5Q, . 5 A-ff1:t:::, t.f-:aw K, is t 5 S it Ugg tw 3 K fit its as Q R f if oft Y t 2 S N j Ying , .j..w. ,V.t,., ti it te, , 1:-sum-frzwfiSw? A . V. gsm ft f,,s-sg.,-mf! , . ,. I liifirf-' i 21l?5:.L45if .1 ,. 'Q fi--W: :si gpm :HP 'iris-si :- S is g,fL17E::L:41'5 f 5-V' fl -iff as 2'fzf1,..I. ff, M5 5 ' llnfli ' . ik- k fl-ff l ,. . nf ts, 25' - f -fiiglifmf :wi e S f w , f MR, KARL MVRRAY The Utah born Mr, Murray spends about two hours each week working as CVIIS speech therapist. A ten' valuable attributions to his char- acter are his friendliness and jovial personality. MRS, MITRIIG L NIELSICN Mrs. Nielsen has been a real ball ol' fire this year in organizing the Pep Club, Pep girls, and Yell Leaders. She expects pnnetuality and obedience from all her students and tries to practice what she preaches fbut that is sometimes hard to do.j MR, DOUGLAS PALMER Mr, Palmer, alias Iehztbod Twain. is our star personality. having had many of his letters published in the Fresno Bee, He would now like to write ri book about the inhabitants of Cnruthers. Now that would put Caruthers on the map! In thc Path af Cruth MR, GARY PARIVIT Mr, Partit, one of the sons oi' Ypsilanti Chelieve it or net!j, North Dakota, enjoys photography in his spare time, He is a ian oi the All-American sport ol football and as hep as any Italian ovei' spaghetti. MRS, NANCY PAYTGX Mrs, Payton is a dependable helpful teacher whose placid, pleasant disposition, and readiness to see the good in everyone en- dears her to all who knew her, While teaching has been her ambition, she is also a successful house-wife and mother. MR, ROBERT SHAY In our interviews with the teachers for the faculty page we can state u ith no uncertainty that Mr. Shay gave the most novel and sincere answers. While he enjoys track and fencing, his present ambition is to be a raisin! CDon't question an artist, just accept itll :t:.,w.-mt.. 'w'fWQH iff. me wg: in-. y es t-.xww ,M Ks W fsffs-w2..',:Q,yfa get swfx-H1 :fu we-N aww' sw- :av ' --- ,. :. '. . ji ,.:. .t-sg it 1 - ,ffl t..t:+-sw. ,L .. .sonsvfsf,fssff.t.Wk,1w tw, - . A U ,. K -' 'iff ' -if ' ' ' is z .. S S 4' -assi! e f 'ff If tiff ' fp.tM-v- tit'-Q-Mfgu.5--f--1,.fff,e.t,gf wwe- t ,, ,,,.... t.,,. i ::,V VV , V Aiki ,. .. ., . 'ofa ' S , fi V '-3 ., . lt.,,tti.,ssf i , NR, GEORGE TINDALL While Mr. Tindall is a fine science teacher, he may also, be an undis- coveredllennyson. Yes, thatls right, when Dr. Jekyll isn't mixing com- pounds and testing formulas , Mr. Hyde is writing poetry. MR, WALTTCR SARATA Vv'hen asked what his secret ambition was as a child, he answered - 'Quise ser rice and his secret ambition now - Doses ser mariachi en una Inanda de ltIai'iachis Well come on you A Spanish students - trans- late itl MR, TOM SPURLOCK While everyone is entitled to his own dreams and desires, we suggest Mr. Spurlock ehange his present one--to teach one class per day of five students with LQ, 's oi 140 at a salary of 950,000 per year--to something within closer reach, such as being a movie star! MR, ROBERT Wl7IDGlCWOR'l'lI Mr, Wedgeworth would eertainly fit the definition of teacher to a T . Ile shows great interest and patience in his pupils work and is one of the most amiable fellows on campus. Mr. ,Main lcmzncc Staff .5 t . 5 2 I 7. . Z L ' 1 4 , my 1 - rf Mr. Bill Hart 2 .. Head Oi i , Mmnteuance z-1ffasr:m5'ifSi1'-'fx -- 'yi at V lx' mx i,'f.,.fffi'k . ' 5' it A l A:,Q.f,z,.. grits' 5 Pfsg fffg , :' .2,5'fgig v ' H Q54 W .. 4' aw 22 Roy Hager Mr. Alvin Mr, James Mrs, Ena Hag Edlund Pilgrim FRONT ROW, L to R: Mr. Ray Kazmir, Mr. James Howard, Mr. Alvin Edhmd, Mr, Kenneth Hanneman, BACK ROW: Mr. James Daugherty, Mr. Al Wamhof, Mr, Bill Hart, Mr, Don Golladay, Mrs. Kate Denman, :1.ndMrs. Helen Harris, suiytihtegmi i 3: is . .. New 'f Ag -tv 'f irzfwxlg . f,2,..51 -W,-ewgwi . V -.fifwqgfgg we . , , , x ii'-pd . sxP'E5fv' fp, 5 was . sit, 3 ' se X asf 2Yfqt'fs:A-V '3,, fl A wi . , 41: fi? Lf 1 are f was 1 N W we 1 , W or ,Mi , if rs Mrs, Marie Phillips Mrs. Moselle Cline Mrs. Juanita Helm Head Cook Mrs, Nettie Lott Mrs, Mellie Weymouth C as hier Student Hardy Slzzzwrz ,Mkms This year the Juniors and Seniors in a secret ballot chose as their Raider for 19661, Willie Cox, This athletically inclined boy stands five feet, nine inches and can be found participating in any athletic event, Willie is a four-year letterman in football, basketball and baseball, He has made all- league for each of these snorts. Besides being named to the All- League team in football, he was voted to the All-Central team by the San Francisco Chronicle and Examiner, Willie is this year's Lettermen's Club president, Willie is also a leader in the classroom as demonstrated by his outstanding grades. Runner-Up Danny Phillips Senior 611155 af 1966 ROW 1, L, to R,: Danny Phillips, Student Council Representative, Sharon Brewer, Treasurerg Pris Hay, Class Yell Leaderg Kathleen Watanabe, Secretar - Ch l G ' - y, ar es assett, Sgt. at Arms. ROW2 Noreen Hopson Class Yell Leaderg Larry Dietz, Vice Presidentg Lonnie Watkins, Rally Representative, Eddie Comstock, Asst. Rally Rep- resentative, Sandra Dildine, Assembly Representative. Alan Gilstrap, Senior Class President Speaking on behalf of the Seniors of 1966. l would like to extend our apprecia- tion to Caruthers High School for all the opportunities provided us, Pressures have been a constant stress to us during our past four years, the pressures of making good grades, and being accepted by others, while staying within moral bounds, have developed and prepared us for the futures that await us, No matter what those futures entail we will always remember our days at Caruthers High as some of the most memorable of our lives, 9mm the Lflvudy M nun mins SHARON ADKINS Ambition- -Accounting Favorite Saying- - Oh, brother! Nickname- - Little Egypt LARRY ATWOOD ANGIE AVALOS Ambition--To be a resident of France, Favorite Saying--See what I mean, 'jelly bean, MARY BANKSTON Ambition--Teachingg To write a book, Favorite Saying--Oh-h-hi Nickname- - Plunks , Toots . N GREGORY BATES Ambition--To protest everything at all times except things to my advantage. Nickname--Surfer RON BATEY JOYCE BETTENCOURT Ambition---To be EL rzlisin counter Post Raisin Brand, Favorite Saying--Jump back Jack Nickname--Joycie Z0 the ,4 ure Sea for LINDA BRAGA N Ambition--I, B, M, Operator JUDI BEAUCHAMP Ambition--To be a singer or music teacher . Favorite Saying- -Oh, for heaven s akcs I N ickname- - Sanibo N 1 PETER BLICHA DONNA BECKER Ambition--To become an X-Ray Technician or Dental Asst. Favorite Saying--Heck Nickname: Tubs or Fats A Nickname--Goose, Aunt Linda SHARON BREVVER Ambition--To find a dotted Zebra when I am on 11 safari, Nickname--B Alma Maier, ,Uma ,Mater 1 WILLIE COX Ambition--To be a Forest Ranger Nickname--Wee Willie C ONNIE C ARDE NAZ Ambition--To go to College , Favorite Saying- -Darn Nickname- - Corny LYNDA LEE CHAPMAN Ambition--To beconie a nurse. Favorite Saying--Eli, you ol' rattlesnake I Nickname--Zip 1 1 CALVIN CRAWF ORD 1 1 5 EDDIE COMSTOCK Ambition--To be the first person to cross the Pacific Ocean on Water Skis. Favorite Saying--Don't be dumb. Davis, SANDRA CHANCE Ambition--Train fleas for the circus , Favorite Saying- - Doom-a-flagie Ni ckname- - Sandy ROBERT CRISP Ambition--'l'o get 11 job in the field of mathematics, Favorite Saying--Whatcha doing, Nickname--Crispy Critters. We Sing Our Pm! 6 in U1 6 PHYLLIS CROMBIE LARRY DIETZ Ambition--Set a new land speed record at Bonneville on 21 skate- bo ard. N iekname- - German Ambition--To get a Mustang GT- 35O and race it at the drags. Favorite Saying--Oh! Dear me oi' my! Nickname--Philly TOM DE FREITAS Ambition--To straighten out my curly hair. Favorite Saying--Forget it! Nickname--Curly SANDRA DILDINE Ambition- - To wrestle aligators , Favorite Saying- - Oh, brother I Nickname- -San- ner STEPHEN LEE DILLAHUNTY Ambition--To own the biggest Stero Set West of the Sierr:1's , Nickname--Sta-eve MM..- ,, M , - HARI DILLON Ambition--To be a psychologist. Favorite Saying--Don'1. sweat the small stuff, lip and Down the Valley E: ALVIN SAMUEL EAST Ambition--Engineer Favorite Saying--Lf you don't believe ine, just ask me, Nickname--Sam TOM EDWARDS Ambition--Worker of any kind! Favorite Saying--Foul! Foul! Nickname--Bottle Opener BRIAN EGGERT Ambition--To be a reporter covering any political race in which my fellow classmates participate in, Favorite Saying--Heaven help me before I kill that man, MARGARET KATHERINE FARNSXVORTH Ambition--To bc an air-traffic controller. Favorite Saying--Oh, how dumb! Nickname--Dutch SUSIE GARZA Ambition--To be Z1 nurse. Favorite Saying--Cool it! CHARLIE GASSETT Ambition--To be on the front lines in Viet Nam, Favorite Saying--I don't care any- more. Nickname--Tuna. Kanged frvm South to wth REBA GASSETT Ambition--To get ft job, Favorite Szlying--Ah-Ding, MIKE COMES Ambition--To be a sports official Favorite Saying--You better hand it up, Nickname--Gomerg Snowman, ALAN GILSTRAP Ambition- - Pharmacist Favorite Saying--da, da-d-da, da-d-da. da, da. Nickname--Big AI. ALAN GERINGER Ambition--To drive 11 427 Cobra. DON GLASS Ku. ALFRED GRAVE S ear Earulher High Salma! DONNA DAY HALEY Ambiton--To get u job. Favorite Saying--Good grief. GOLDIE HANSFORD Ambition--To be L1 fashion designer. Favorite Saying--Are you kiddin' me ? Nickname--Stretch SHIRLPI Y HARRINGTON Ambition- - Secretary Favorite Say ing- - Oh No! Nickname- - Shoil GLORIA DEBORAH HILL Ambition--To go over Seas, Favorite Saying--Do you have any gum ? Nickname- - Doppie PRISCILLA HAY Ambition--To referee the match between an alligator and Sandra Dildine, Favorite Saying--Forget it! Nickname- - Pris . KATHLEEN M, HILL Ambition--Artist and wife Favorite Saying--Eh, Moose. Nickname--Kim We Sem! Our Praises Zorilz NOREEN HOPSON Ambition--To bo Z1 5'8 Home EC, teacher. Favorite Saying--Gee, that's too too bad. Nickname--Woman JIM IIORN Ambition--A Military Career Favorite Saying--This sure is 21 putrid ..... LESTER HUGHES Ambition--Sod Buster alias Farincr. Favorite Saying--It's all over. Nickname--Lester Burger FRED JASO Ambition--To becorne a Civil Engineer or a teacher. Favorite Saying--Who? What? When? Where? Why? and How? Nickname--Jakog Jazzo Nickname- -Big Jim MARSHA HUNT Ambition--To get married. Favorite Saying--Sorry 'bout that, Nickname--Marc 28 RON JENKINS Ambition--Professional Race Driver and Mechanic. Favorite Saying--What are you some kind Of a saint? vw: n1,..-..i,. n T 9mm ow Ci!! We are an Our Own WE STA JOHANSEN Ambition--Medical Assistant Favorite Saying--Go sit in 3. tree Y JADINE J ONE S Ambition--To be a beautician, Favorite Saying--What did you dooo? Nickname--Burger Red JIM JOHNSTON Ambition--Veterinarian F avo rite Saying- - Cotton- Picker Nickname- - Slim, COLEEN KLE PPER Ambition--Pop out fishes' eyeballs Favorite Saying--And you know? ! ? Nickname--Mighty Kleppor M KE NNE TH KNUTSON SUE LANE Ambition--Become a Clinical Psychologist, Favorite Saying--Rats Nickname--Susie or Dinghy 5' PAUL R. LEWELLEN Ambition--Try to stay out of Viet Nam, Nickname- - Pollywogg fu 9z1r Off Adu!! Day CAROL LOTT Ambition--To have 21 6 ft, 3 1X2 in, Pooka of my very own! RONNIE D, MANES Ambition--To have fun at what- ever I do. Favorite Saying- Let's go I Nickname--RonDon RUSSE LL LOC KE Ambition--To be a weird protester. 30 THOMAS MARTINUSE N Ambition- - To dodge the draft , Nickname - - Puppy KATHLEE N MEDSKER Ambition- - Fresno State College Favo rite Saying- -We I1 , golly , Nickname - -Kathy Our ,M emvric ,4 re Dmrer Grown LA JUAN NASON Ambition--I , B , M , operator, wife . my LARRY NIE LSON Ambition--Understanding . Favorite Saying- - ' 'Igno rauce is Blis S Nickname- -Ditt TIM PAULSEN Ambition--To be a Brobdingnagian of the Tennis world. Favorite Saying-- Hi People E Nickname--Terrible Tim Favorite Saying--I suppose so Nickname--Wanzy Bug WAYNE NEIGHBORS Ambition--To get rich LINDA PANOO Ambition--Be an Airline Stewardess Favorite Saying--Oh, you think SO, huh. Nickname--Pinky MICKEY PIQASE Ambition--To grow as tall as G. 1StrctchJ Hansforfd, Favorite Saying-- Molded Tooth- picks Nickname- - Shrimp 31 JUANITA PEREZ Ambition--To be a Airline Stewardess Favorite Saying--Boy Nickname--Jenny CHADWICK PHILLIPS Ambition--To become a Marine Favorite Saying--Not too bright, are you ? Nickname--Chad ,M are krverzi is Our Pmi 6 LAVON PRATHER Ambition--Stock Car Driver Favorite Saying--It's wonderful. Nickname- - Pavono DICK RIPLEY Ambition--To become a police officer Favorite Saying--Don't jive me. HOWARD RANK A Ambition--To become a forest ranger Nickname--Rank DANNY A, PHILLIPS Ambition--A job in journalism. Favorite Saying--Foul Nickname--Cherroot Nickname--The Ripper. LINDA SEPEDA Ambition--To go to Fresno City College for 21 business course. Favorite Saying--Oh, really! 9mm Harufhcr aunding Halls GLORIA TAPIA Ambition--Bc an Airline Stewardess Favorite Saying- - Then what happen ? Nickname - -Yoya SUSAN STATHAM Ambition--To be a teacher. Favorite Saying-- Twadd1e I LUPE SILVA Ambition--Go to College Favorite Saying-- I don't Care Nickname--Su Pee Nickname- - Sus ie DOUG THOMPSON LOUIS SPATE Ambition--Become a Farmer C HE RY L SWE M Ambition--To be rich Favorite Saying-- I don't Know Nickname- - Blondie GARY TOWNSEND Ambition--Professional race Driver Favorite Saying--Grab some one and get in the wind Nickname--G , T , 5 aufn in Science and ,4 rfs MIKE UH LE S Ambition- -Race Driver Favorite Saying- - ' ' You think that ? Nickname- - Mikie KENNETH WALDRUM LEONEL VIEIRA Ambition--Travel the U, S, Favorite Saying--I ain't going for it. Nickname- - Leonard 34 Ambition- - Botanist Nickname- - St , Louis KATHLEEN WATANABE Ambition--To be one of Unk's varmits Favorite Saying--Would you believe! Nickname--Waabe LONNIE WATKIINE Ambition--Travel the U , S, and enjoy life, fwith the gangj. Favorite Saying--It ain't no big thing. BARBARA WATSON Ambition--Walk around the world backwards Favorite Saying--Would you believe ? We Ha vc your Image in Our Hmrfs i t , X v g al, 511 73' ' f ,,.,,,,.',- -, J l - Qi: we s .,, : ws, . -2 g, ?EfY':,, -: lil if . . V k 'Nez 3 N K H , f E K ilk 3 P. . at , : ,-'33 1 3 2 up P 8 f av l, Q N 5 N fx W Q tim A 'Y 2 , R QP 3 L Mark Oelxlschaegci' Social Rcprcseulmlve Melvin Rogers Rally llcpresenmtivc Lana Rcdclell Class Yell Lender lvlzwgzxret Silva Class Yell Lender Karen Alves 2 kg : if x Eu 1- xs T ' wi r Ply, il W xv? .gin f cm. 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Q Haiti,K-wg,-,'V,5m J,f,'gfL! 5, 5239- kiZ55:iff, . ,Q Mk .,,, '48 rf' K , 75.8 sla t i,i21'-Q - F - 'Dfw ' Jerry Work mon -any Q m:E2,y,::ff La.nee Nystrem Alex Panoo Douglas Pease Carlos Perez Darlene Phillips Susan Phillips Ray Rocha Bessie Rodriguez Mary Rodriguez Ilenry Snlery Darlene Serpu Tommy Shelby -ami,-1 Q,f,5. '- ,A Q y- .. Q Q,, . f ,3'fw,,3. s Qiisfi' fff ,'5i?5P? , ,, 5, ,:'ff- 4 R if 5 J? Q 'Fi K i V . ,fi ' Q Larry Stueker Ellen Somnei' Rosa Tolentino Larry Toxvc Sandy Valdez Robert Van Tassel , V K' I f -- ,- Q Q ,xg .Q t t ,g Q Nfl' Qt rf F M , 4 :Q Q 53,8 3 we 2-Qs 5 Q ti 4 aw 5 Q31 1- S f N .Q AQ , :iw 1 Q 1, ,if Q Zampus Life Queen Glenda June MCTGG-1: Judy Habib COMPLIMENTS OF Carol Lott MAE- LYNN STUDIO Karen Alves Kc yas Over 'Harvest aa Parade The 33rd Annual Caruthers District Fair convened October 18 for one of the niost successful three -day runs in the history of W the event. The theme Harvest on Parade ' was carried out beautifully. T The highlight of the fair was the coronation of Glenda Mclllwain as the new 1965 Caruthers l District Fair Queen by Susan Godfrey, 1964's queen, on Thursday night, Glenda won the title over four other contestants by selling almost three thousand tickets. Queen Glenda's attendants were June McTeer, first runner-upg Judy Habib, Second 1'1H111Gf-ups Carol Loft, third runner' Queen Glenda udorns the lloait which UPS and K9-Ten Alves, fourth 16111111915 'uP- curriecl her and her zmttendzmts through The final highlight of the fail' was the the streets ol' Carruthers, nine-block street parade, led by the Caruthers High Raider Band, under the direction of Mr. Robert Abbott and followed by the queen' s float carrying her Majesty Queen Glenda. Trrrfiilixi' ' Zl.:T T Trailer? 4 t,... A T ' The C.U.ll.S. Sfludgnt body jlogit typified the theme Little Cheryl Kxlzmir gazes :Ll smiling 4 , ' 1 ' l 1 ' w. W ' . , lim-VCSLO11 11gu'g1flQ , Glenda lklelllwum .is Susan Goclliey crowns her successor. 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WX S 7 it Mr, Robert Lane Charles Gassett Kenneth Knutson Lonnie Watkins Advisor President Vice-President Secretaiy Tony Graves Toni DeFreitas Ralph Fries Darlene Suviera Lar15 Elliott Treasurer Student Council Reporter SGl'1t1l'1G1 Representative Lfezzrniug to D0 Daing in Learn Saruiug to live living to Sam' l 1iON'l' ROW,L to R: Ralph lfrfios, Joe Bztptistzl, Bob Statham, Lonnie Watkins, Tom DCl l'ClL1lS, Dick Ripley, MIDDLIG ROW: Chzlrles Gaissett, Cleo MeCuteheon, Calvin Cl'LlWI'OI'd, George Nlziifslmll, Dzirrell Petersen, Toni Fjdwzirds, Don Glass, BACK ROW: lid Cole, Ernie Hutchinson, Cziteon Gomes, Wayne Neighbors, Lester Hughes, Peter Blichu, Gilbert Rocha, Kenneth Knutson, 5'uturc Zzrmer of ,umfrim FRONT ROW L to R: Jarl Hansen, Jimmy Hepner, FRONT ROW, L to R: Larry Towc, Larry Gill, Louis Clark, Don Trimble, Dan Medsker, Bobby Jerry Workmon, Ronnie Ewing, Ron Mezzacappa, Vanmeter. BACK ROW: Dennis llaycs, Stanley Jack Johnston, Harold McCaskey. BACK ROW: Tavares, Tony Graves, Roy Eaves, Brad Ilelm, Lance Johnson, Rickey Martin, Dill McBride, Larry Jones. Larry Davis, Timmy Short, Victor DeLue:1, Future Farmers of America is an organization composed of boys in high schools throughout the nation. F. F. A. is designed to develop agriculture leadership, patriotism, and to give the boys the opportunity to participate in contests, fairs, shows, and many other important events to help them in the future. The Caruthers F. F. A. fills these ideals by participating in four fairs: the Caruthers Fair, the Fresno Fair, the Chowchilla Fair, and the State Fair at Sacramentog also by taking part in the Co-op Quiz Contest at Clovis. The F. F.A. sponsored the Green Hand Initiation, Parent-Son Banquet, and the annual F. F. A. Barn Dance. At last year's Barn Dance, Darlene Silveira was crowned as the 1965-1966 F. F,A, Sweetheart. She was presented with a white F. F. A. Sweetheart jacket and a trophy, Jack Dhillon, Charles Gassett takes a few minutes off. Below: Kenneth Knutson tries to remove ball and chain. 5'ufurc Kusincss fader af America J WG fi? af 9523? kr . rf I ,si i ,.-WC : V , i,,3 ,,5r,i K it wi ,a 5. - V 'R ., o'nf1MH.f' .,qf?q1,,g, ' ,, .gg mf tr sh H 1 3, 4 rf K ta My ,vu fx QM Yanni 'Muse 1 Qi nl .. it W ,sis ,.,,1,,,gf , .H , , Q Lf! f1 4x,L w me ., S: ffws . W ,f ,sw Qm31w ,,f 3,5 w, g.,x Q , Q fbi .,,, 14-,,,.,..,. ,ia X , :S f 5,1 9, ,mm , , ,E .. sfwnizvffs . , ::vr12vf11':': 'w.fI:v ,. N, :'-- .: ,S Q , ,:,i,,.M,, gf ,iv ,iw , 5 gr, .L ai W ,xg mf 5253, is 51 55' J Advisor President FRONT ROW, L to R: Gwen Bolinger, Carol Lott, Linda Braga, Johleen Duncan, Lynne Chalko, BACK ROW: Dollie llepner, Sharon Blieha, Shirley Harrington, Diane Vick, Janet Vespermann, Short. Linda FRONT ROW, L to R: Roxy Bezluchanip, Susan Farnswo rth, Sue Glass, Judy Watkins, JoAnn Phillips, Janie Martinusen, BACK ROW: Linda Bolinger, Glenda Farris, Carolyn Wright, Kay Pettitt, Janice Reddell, Sandy Thompson, Denise Condit. l Mr. Ralph Abston Shirley Harrington Janet Vespermann Linda Short Vice -President Secretar y FRONT ROW, L to R: Patricia Gaines, Joan Lumpkin, Reta Elliott, Charlie Gassett, Mark Oehlschlaeger, Ron Jenkins, Alfred Graves. BACK ROW: Ron Harbour, Bennie Holbrook, Larry Dietz, Leonel Vieir Tom Delfreitas, Willie Cox, Lavon Prather, as Give Service to the ommuuity Linda Braga Johleen Duncan Treasurer Student Council Representative The Future Business Leaders of America is not only a business club, but a community service organization, The club performs such coniniunity service activities as baby -sitting for P. T. A. 5 gate at football and basket- ball games g typing for clubsg visiting resthoinesg and service to coniniunity clubs, The Caruthers Chapter was awarded the Gold Seal for community service. This was quite an honor, for there are only five Gold Seal chapters in the state. La Juan Nason Two Inenibers of the Caruthers F. B. L. A. have been niade officers on higher levels of the organization. Carol Lott is Central Section Corresponding Secretary. Shirley Harrington is State Vice- President and President of the Central Section. We are proud of these fine officers. Dancing at F.B.L,A, Dance P .: ai:'f '::--T.: A K :g5EYS'i.ii5?F7'g:3:-risifim. fix, 'f 15, : 'j'E-,,5f-E V' wglm-ig1'Ae,fyfaiizgwa Nw-f . 51' H 1, 1i.we1wf:,1f-v -.1 -- J - -415 ' --.2 - - ' , 55:-:. L ewis jgftiylliizifil5fffIE:'5 'Q ' 5' f fx? 1'7EIi'1'f1fti5iLSlE'ii : siigg S25 61-zz.?E'.j,:'G1lL3:'f - S 7 fl 5 ff,g1e 1,f it 1 is J.-211 carol Lott Zentral Section Corresponding Brian Eggert Reporter Girls' gm ff ff Kathy Medsker Miss Lyn Hara Donna Becker President Advisor Vice -President FRONT ROW, L to R: Susan Godfrey, Noreen Hopson, Kathy Medsker, Sharon Adkins. BACK ROW: Marie Weymouth, Janet Vespermann, Sandra Dildine, Kathleen Watanabe, Shirley Harrington. Noreen Hopson Sandra Dildine Secretary-Treasurer Activity Chairman kia Qvofball Calm Bobby Hopkins and Sherri Stewart reign over football homecoming dance. The Football King and Queen are surrounded by their attendants. Alan Gilstrap and Susan Lane dance to the music of The Electrons, The Girls' C Society feted the Varsity Football team, the J,V, Football team, their coaches and captains at the annual homecoming dance on November 10. The homecoming king and queen Were announced by the President of Girls' C and the President of the Lettermen's Club. The king, sponsored by Girls C , was Bobby Hopkins. The queen, sponsored by the Lettermen's Club, was Sherri Stewart, A Other king candidates were Alan Gilstrap, first runner-up, Terry Lane, second runner-upg Grant Miyamoto, third runner-up, Queen candidates were Marlene Mattos, first rtuiner -up, Susan Lane, second rtmner -upg and Margaret Silva, third runner- up. Y Willie Cox, President of Lettermen's Club, gives thanks to the Girls' C Society, Sherri Stewart, Home- Noreen Hopson presents coming Queen, receives Bobby Hopkins, Home- her corsage from Ron coming King, his gift. Jenkins, Kathy Ransom Che P ff Group ,Cmd V5 , Roxy Beauchamp gets ready for the game by practicing one of her yells. Yell leaders are the back- bone of the cheering sec- tion at any sporting event. Caruthers owes a lot to its yell leaders, for they have been of great assistance in inspiring the team to victory. Glenda Mclllwain fender Roxy Beauchamp Head Yell Leader Juliette Hopkins performs as our Raider mascot. voter in pirited yells Tv! LaJuan Nason and Mickey Pease M 6 lrls Goldie Hansford Ass't. Head Pep Girl This yea.r's pep girls did an outstanding job of pro- moting school spirit. Margaret Silva, head pep girl, did not see much ac- tion thisyear because of illness which occurred dur- ing basketball season. Paulette Perez and Carolyn Wright E 'fx :Q A 1, f, '. fl . K. ik!-1 1 H 'Q km X, l, g. Us -1. FW 4 A . .f wuindi. MA' ....Ja. .44 ,vwgivazaec ii L f22'93i1'5Sl ,iv 'P 'fiihivsmriwi EEBQPWEFHEEHM Flvffkaf S:'i'5if'ii'fm'FE6iE' QV: ME SH 153 . . Q-. ., , f ffls' kt? ,Q gp- -re . :asm 'nmfsm .mn Q, .u 'QL . N, 1 af' ,' - ..g,. -,sf M. V Q wa 1' . ix ah I 5 ' a 5. X: Q W .'., N 1-, ....M' N X. W. A if ' x . s K., - 'of 's J ,. Q. Q1 WX- 31. E ws.. K uf? nf .4 M . W' 'X .1 X S Q X, Y A hifi an fjgmr , . .. Wgigis' , If xx NN ww? nn M if K W L 4 W W. N. 45 Q f LM Y ' , 'T:i-:H i ,R ' :' xx y H ,L 'Q n- fya- H W, . , - ,wg 1 , . 1 , W . - 5, , : Q 5 ,A Us Mk J' ' m - .536 A .4 i ' 2 55- N-2 .wk:z.,.-'Qi u P R 'f N ' ' W ,W N mx w. Qgg'x x v 5 jx 1. H 1 nf ., 'Qi ' -. M, x Q, y u , mmnwmzeigifmaski xzfssfsaea., Ka ul7l'KHl1d Kapture 5'ir I CLARINETS: Front Row: Sharon Brewer, Tim Paul- sen, June McTeer, Kathy Medsker. Middle Row: Linda Bell, Sandy Thompson, Sandy Patterson, Sharon Knutson, Marie Short, Marie Weymouth, Back Row: Louis Spate, Linda Panoo, Sheri Stewart, Cecilia Alvares, Janet Mclllwain. PERCUSSIONSg Front Row: Pris Brown, Chad Phil- lips, Back Row: Roger Davis, Russell Locke, Dave Blicha, Tom Martinusen. STAGE BANDQ Front Row: Danny Phillips, Drums: Sandy Dildine, John Moser, Kathy Medsker, Harvey Cabel, Saxophonesg Back Row: Mark Oehlschlaeger, String Bassg Alan Gilstrap, Grag Bates, Trombonesg Steve Dillahunty, Ken Waldrum, Jerry Doyel, Larry Watanabe, Trumpets. FLUTES, BASSOONS, OBOESg Front Row: Sharon Adkins, Nancy Floyd, Denise Condit, Johleen Duncan. Back Row: Fred Jaso, Gerrie Yoshimura, Janice Hammond, Shirley Taniguchi, Tony J aso. The highlight for the Raider Band this year was the Class E First Place Trophy won at the Central California Band Review at Merced. Besides this honor, they captured a third place trophy at the Fowler Harvest Festival surpassed only by Tran- quillity and McLane of Fresno. January marked the honor band performance in which Sharon Brewer participated. The senior members of the band along with those of the choir participated in a musical program at the University of Pacific in Stockton the first week in February. March marked the Spring Festival performance at Sanger while April was the month of the Spring Concert. This has truly been a very successful year for Mr. Robert Abbott and his Raider Band. at Merced Hand Kev kuf SAXOPHONESg Front Row: Paulette Perez, Frank Reina, Randy Gadberry. Back Row: Harvey Gabel, John Moser. CORNETS, FRENCH HORNSg Front Row: Steve Dil- lahunty, Larry Watanabe, Gerald Bishop, Lance Ny- strem, Johnie Pitts, Ken Waldrum. Middle Rowg Ruben Tapia, Jim Efird, Danny Phillips, Jerry Doyel, Susan Phillips. Back Row: Russel Efird, Max Gon- zales, Randy Woods, David Perez, Karen Knutson. BASSES, TROMBONES, BARITONESg Front Row: Alan Gilstrap, Jim Horn, Greg Bates, Jarl Hansen. Back Row: Randy Branson, Alan Nakashirna, Rich- MR. ROBERT ABBOTT MUSIC DIRECTOR ard Evans, Paul Lewellen. BAND OFFICERS, Front Row: Jim Efird, Vice- Presidentg Steve Dillahunty, President, Sharon Brewer, Secretary. Back Row: Sharon Adkins, Treasurer, Kathy Medsker, Uniform Manager, Brian Eggert, Manager. Uzis is the Kc I af thc' Hand MAJORETTES Sandra Dildine Kathleen Watanabe Janie Martinusen Karen Alves DRUM MAJORETTE Sharon Brewer The majorettes have helped to keep up the promotion of school spirit by having formed human archways for our mighty Raiders to parade through onto the field. They also exercised many of their intricate routines to music played by our swinging Raider Band at football half-times. All in all the four majorettes this year have shown such coordination and were so synchronized that they deserve recognition as having done such. While the majorettes deserve praise for their versatility at handling a baton, the drum major- ette also deserves praise for her handling of the four foot baton which leads the Raider Band in parades. Her baton has signaled the start of the 36th Annual Caruthers District Fair and symbo- lized the precision performance of the band in the Central California Band Review at Merced. Where precision marching really counts in parade competition is with the letter carriers. This is why these girls went through hours of intensive drilling. They created a marvelous impres- sion on the judges and spectators in Merced because of their unique appearance. This year, these girls have done such a great job that they also deserve high praise. LETTER CARRIERS Noreen Hopson Kathy Hopson Donna Becker Priscilla Hay Debbie Walton Paulette Perez Janet Vespermann Linda Nielson Judy Beauchamp U16 Hlwral Dcparfm nf CHOIR OFFICERS: Judi Beauchamp, Vice- Presidentg Janet Vespermann, Secretary- Treasurerg Hari Dillon, Presidentg Mr. Robert Abbott, Director. The C. U. H. S. Special Choir has been a very busy group indeed. As you may remember, the choir was quite fortunate to have obtained blue blazers for their public appear- ances last year due to the partial help of the Caruthers Boosters Club. This year their main objective has been to try to earn money to complete paying for them. To help do this they co-sponsored in March an evening talent show that was open to the public. Special Choir and Sophomore class reaped the bene- fits of the show and also struggled through the headaches of its organiza- tion. The choir also sold blue shortsleav- ed sweatshirts with white Raider em- blems during December and January. The seniors in the group were eli- gible for the annual choral get together at the University of Pacific in February This has been one of the Special Choir's more active years, and it has done much to promote school spirit and to make the Caruthers name shine. SPECIAL CHOIR: Front Row: Coleen Klepper, Cathy White, Kathy Hopson, Judi Beauchamp, Linda Short, Janet Vespermann, Norrine Ransom, Carol Lott, Mary Bankston. Middle Row: Sharon Brewer, Wally Short, Hari Dillon, Mark Oehlschlaeger, Sam East, Donald Watts, Sandra Chance. Back Row: Ruben Tapia, Joe Torres, Paul Lewellen, Ron Harbour, Randy Branson. ... , , y .,p. 1 I Q i g . It V I ' '... I V V 7 -W af I at ttttttls ' . ,:, 45 ii' ' ' A M K... I + ,- ., ,- i t L 7 I A L ' JF s L..- a . BUYS GLEE: Front Row: Danny Slayton, Manuel Sanchez, Tony Jaso, Louis Spate, Cleve Evans. Middle Row: Eddie Wooten, David Holmes, Harold Farris, Gary Townsend, Larry Holmes, Roger Davis. Back Row: Gordon Gaines, Gary Lumpkin, Dennis Stroud., Philip Watts, Doug Pease, Larry Couch, Jim Lee. GIRLS GLEEg Front Row: Marcy Cardenaz, Judy Lackey, Sandy Patterson, Lynnette Daniels, Joyce Bankston. Second Row: Alma Cervantes, Kathy Ledford, Carol Farnsworth, Dixie Parker, Debbie Luna, Stella Joyce. Third Row: Karen Alves, Kristine Godfrey, Juliette Hopkins, Lynda Chapman, Gale Locke, Patty Beauchamp, Gale Beasley, Joan Lumpkin, Jeanette Lumpkin. Fourth Row: Karen Godfrey, Kay Reddell, Terry Huckaby, Diane Cox, Ida Pitts Lois Jones, Kathy Ransom, Sue Johnson. Top Row: Roxy Beauchamp, Janet Mclllwain, Shelly Edwards, Peggy Baty, Janice Hammond, JoAnn Masada, Mary Dwyer, Pat Gaines. 5'ufurc flu cmak cr af ,Amerie TOP ROW, L. TO R. : Miss Dervishlan, Advisorg TOP ROW, L. TO R. : Gale Locke, Norrine Ransom, Kathleen Watanabe, President, Ann Hopwood, Vice- Song Leader, Mary Bankston, Historian, Donna Becker, President. BOTTOM ROW: Glenda Mclllwain, Sec- Reporter. BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Hopson, Sharon retary, Cathy White, Treasurer. Brewer, Sgt. at Arms, Eileen Gunlund, Parliamen- tarian. TOP ROW, L. TO R. : Debbie Walton, Ja.net Mclllwain, Shirley Najarian, Marie Lawhon, Marlene Mattos, Karen Godfrey, Susar Phillips, Frances Lawhon, Pris Brown. MIDDLE ROW: Kristine Godfrey, Laquata Holbrook, Shelly Edwards, Joyce Bankston, Lynda Chapman, Terry Huckaby, Lynne Chalko, Karen Knutson, Pam Brewer. BOTTOM ROW: Sandra Dudley, Diane Cox, Susan Epp, JoAnn Masada, Janie Luallin, Karen Nishi, Joan Glass, Shirley Robertson. TOP ROW, L. TO R.: Sandy Thompson, Gale Locke, June McTeer, Patty Beauchamp, Kay Pettit, Carolyn Wright, Paulette Perez, Gale Beasley, Virginia Miller, Joyce Bettencourt. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Nielson, Rosemary Gallaher, Pat Cox, Eileen Gunlund, Kathy Ransom, Westa Johansen, Susan Statham, Norrine Ransom, Denise Condit, Donna Becker, Kathleen Watanabe. BOTTOM ROW: Glenda Mclllwain, Cathy White, Peggy Jones, Kathy Hopson, A.nn Hopwood, Karen Alves, Noreen Hopson, Mary Banksbon, Beverly Hartung, Pris Hay, Sharon Brewer. ,vm nr 'Z' mfidud En Maxim Students scramble for candy from pinata King Jarl and Queen Susan are surrounded by after it was broken by King J arl. their court. ZXZN- Queen Susan Statham and King J arl Hansen dance to a royal number. Students dance to music supplied by The Electrons. The Future Homemakers of America have been one of the more active clubs, Actively sponsoring the Christmas Formal, the Mother-Daughter Tea, and the ' sale of cookbooks, Many new members were initiated this year. They were required to wear a sweatshirt or shirt for their pants , a dishtowel around their shoulders spelling our FHA SUPER WOMAN , men's boots, a shower cap, and a cut up onion or garlic carried in a burlap sack which was to be used as a purse. No make up, other than the FHA written in lip- stick on the new members' faces. The evening initiation was quite an experience for the Freshmen that none will ever forget. The christmas Formal this year took on a Mexican accent with the theme La Navidad En Mexico. Kathleen Watanabe , F , H , A, President crowned Susan Statham and J arl Hansen as queen and king, Their court consisted of Steve Dillahunty, Karen Alves, Mark Oehlschlaeger, Roxy Beauchamp, Randy Gadbeery, and Debby Walton. 63 fefiermeu' Klub Willie Cox President Tom DeFreitas V106 presldent The Lettermen's Club is made up of Secretary varsity letter in sports. The Lettermen's Club sponsored the V myi L K 'Vhe annual raffle which selected the Football 5 Queen. They were also in charge of Vmy, m'l. Q it selecting the Basketball Queen. V ., f VVVA The proceeds collected from these two Charles Gassett Q ,I . , . fam , 2, Q it E? if Z ,, contests Went toward the sponsorship of 5 lL'o J' llll the Annual Elementary School Tournament. Harvey Gabel Treasurer those athletes who have earned their Leonel Vieira Sgt. -at-Arms FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Jim Efird, Greg Bates, FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Jim Lee, Mike Wyrick Ron Jenkins, Mark Oehsehslaeger, Alfred Graves, Danny Phillips. Middle Row: Larry Nielson, Fred Jaso, Tom DeFreitas, Charles Gassett, Willie Cox, Jerry Willis. Back Row: Grant Miyamoto, Alan Gilstrap, Larry Dietz, Leonel Vieira, Eddie Comstock, Bob Statham, Donald Thompson. Frank Reina, Terry Lane, Gordon Nelson, Bennie Holbrook. Back Row: Harvey Gabel Jarl Hansen, Richard Evans, Tony Graves, Larry Watanabe, Stanley Tavares. ,vmsors Qaculfy l5'a kcffuzll Qame Karen Godfrey Basketball Queen The Elementary Basketball Tourney held on February 26,l966, gave the surrounding grammar schools of Alvina, American Union, Caruthers, Monroe, Pacific Union, Parlier, Raisin City, and Terry an opportunity to show their players' potential. The results of the tourney Were: first place-Pacific Uniong second place- Parlierg third place-Terryg consolation-Alvina, One of the highlights of the evening was the faculty vs, Junior-Varsity game. The faculty of 1966 made one of the best showings ever presented with the group working as one smooth and coordinated body, Mr, Jeffris, high-point man, was really in the groove and made sixteen points, The JV's really were given a run for their money and were defeated by our physically fit teachers by the score of 52-47, The Varsity vs, Alumni game was next on the agenda. While there were only six alumni to the eight varsity players, the varsity trailed them throughout the game as the alumni seemed tireless and their shooting arms unable to miss the basket. The game ended with a score of 78-73. The Lettermen's Club was very successful with their annual tournament and made over one hundred dollars, ADVISORS, Standing: Mr. Merlyn Lund, Mr. Robert Shay, Mr, James Kasparian, Kneeling: Mr. Terry Miller, Mr. Marvin Jeffris, Girl ' ,4 fhlefic ,4 ssocia tim Miss Lyn Hara Adviser Norrine Ransom Vice-President FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Donna Becker, Sue Statham, Sharon Brewer, Shirley Harrington. MIDDLE ROW: Angie Avalos, Margaret Farnsworth, Sharon Adkins, Sue Lane, Sandra Dildine. BACK ROW: Linda Sepeda, Linda Panoo, Connie Cardenas, Mary Bankston, Kathy Medsker, Noreen Hopson, Kathleen Watanabe, Bowling nites were included in the schedule of sports in which the girls participated this year. Others were baseball, volleyball speedaway, basketball, badminton, and swimming. It is through the participation in these sports that the girl stu- dents of Caruthers Union High School can earn their block C , A regular point system is used to determine eligibility. Four- hundred points are needed for a GAA, nine-hundred points for a letter, and fifteen-hundred points for a pin and guard. The Girls' Athletic Association awards to senior members each year some trophies for the GAA president, Outstanding Sportswoman, and High- Point Woman. The club also sponsored its annual Twerp week, slave sale, and Backwards dance, FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Paulette Perez, champ, Gale Beasley, Pat Ewing. MIDDLE ROW: Kathy Ransom, Sandy Thompson, Gerrie Yoshimura. BACK ROW: Sue Johnson, Shirley Taniguchi, Linda Nielson, Cecilia Alvares, Karen Knutson. Roxy Beau- OFFICERS, Front ROW: Kathleen Watanabe, Treasurer: Donna Becker, Manager of Officials. BACK ROW: Kathy Medkser, Sports Chrmn.: Sue Lane, Sports Chrmn.g Pat Ewing, Sports Chrmn. J ,mm or Zfwerp W k FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Marcy Cardenas, June McTeer, Johleen Duncan, Peggy Jones. MIDDLE ROW: Norrine Ransom, Janet Vespermann, Kathy Hopson. BACK ROW: Sara Subia, Vicki Garcia, Virginia Miller, Sue Farnsworth, Glenda Mclllwain. Sharon Adkins President Sharon Brewer Secretary l I , , CLASS REPRESENTATIVES: FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Karen Nishi, Pris Brown Pam Brewer, Freshmen: Marlene Mattos, Shirlet Najarian. MIDDLE ROW: Roxy Beauchamp, Sophornoresg Karena Dillon, Sharon Knutson, Ramona Melugin, June McTeer, Juniors. Wendy Gunlund, BACK ROW: Phyllis Hoggard, Karen Godfrey, Pam Brewer, Joyce Bankston, Darlene Serpa. Ealzfaruiu Scholar hip Qedcrafivn FALL SEMESTER OFFICERS, L. to R.: Susan SPRING SEMESTER OFFICERS, L. to R.: Kathy Statham, Treasurer, Sharon Adkins, Secretaryg Medsker, Historiang Sue Lane, Presidentg Eileen Kathy MedSke1', Vice President: Mary Bankston, Gunlund, Treasurerg Alan Giistrap, Vice Presi- President. dentg Sharon Adkins, Secretary. FALL SEMESTER, Front Row, L. to R.: Janice Hammond, Shirley Harrington, Eileen Gunlund, Kathleen Watanabe, Mary Bankston, Sharon Adkins, Sue Lane, Sue Statham. MIDDLE ROW: Johnie Pitts, Gerrie Yoshimura, Kathy Medsker, Norrine Ransom, Rosemary Gallaher, Peggy Jones, Janet Vespermann, Diane Vick. BACK ROW: Gordon Nelson, Joe Martinez, Jim Efird, Alan Gilstrap, Larry Nielson, Teddy Dotson, SPRING SEMESTER, Front Row, L, to R.: Diane Vick, Margaret Silva, Sharon Adkins, Eileen Gunlund, Norrine Ransom, MIDDLE ROW: Susan Phillips, Kathy Medsker, Mary Bankston, Ava Ichimoto. BACK ROW: Mrs. Patricia MacLean, Sue Lane, Joyce Bankston. Alan Gilstrap, Joe Martinez, Larry Nielson, Brian Eggert. Drama Klub The Drama Club has the distinction of being the newest club on campus, The club has been in the process of being organized this year. The Drama Club's purpose has been to prepare underclassmen for the annual school plays and help them develop techniques in preparing costumes, make-up, stage sets, and literally everything in- volved in presenting a play. To expose its members to and attend any cul-- tural and dramatic exhibitions is another goal of the club, This year the club presented a one act dramatic skit, The High Window , to the Caruthers Elemen tary School and helped with the presentation of the Junior-Senior play, The Fighting Littles . With dues of fifty cents a year everyone is Mary Bankston, President and Mr. G. enabled to join and reap the benefits of this club. Douglas Palmer, Adviser, OFFICERS, Front Row, L. to R.: Kathy Ransom, Sgt. at Armsg Sue Statham, Treasurer. BACK ROW: Sue Lane, Sec- retaryg Alan Gilstrap, Vice President. FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Linda Bolinger, Phyllis Crombie, Kathy Ransom, Joyce Bankston, Norrine Ransom, Virginia Miller, Ava Ichimoto. MIDDLE ROW: Nancy Floyd, Janie Luallin, Westa Johansen, Mary Bankston, Marie Short, Debbie Hill, Linda Nielson. BACK ROW: Brian Eggert, Sue Lane, Susan Phillips, Susan Statham, Eileen Gunlund, Jim Efird, Gordon Nelson, Alan Gilstrap, Jim Lee, ,wwf I1 61116 FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Marcy Cardenas, Angie Avalos, Juanita Perez, Norrine Ransom, Virginia Miller, Peggy Jones. MIDDLE ROW: Sara Subia, Joyce Jones, Ola Hood, Daisy Johnson, Loretta Lacy, Eileen Gunlund, June McTeer, Johleen Duncan, BACK ROW: June Lawrence, Connie Cardenas, Linda Panoo, Armando Medina, Vicki Garcia, Ruben Tapia, Jay Eaton, Ken Waldrum, Connie Cardenas, President and Mr. Walter Sarata, Adviser Students who have had at least one year of Spanish or are enrolled in Spanish are eligible for membership. The purpose of the club is to learn more about our Spanish-speaking neighbors, their habits, customs, and contributions to our culture, Through cake sales, car Washes, and a sock hop money was earned to enable the club to visit the Spanish missions in Santa Cruz, OFFICERS, Front Row: FRONT ROW, L. to R.: Kathy Ransom, Stella Joyce, Marcy Cardenas, Treasurer, Linda Panoo, Secretary. BACK ROW: Alex Panoo, Sgt. at Arms, Joe Martinez Vice President. Tebertha Rogers, Norma Fifer, Alice Camacho, Gerrie Yoshimura. MIDDLE ROW: Shirley Taniguchi, Johnie Pitts, Ida Pitts, Jennie Evans, Vicky Williams, Glynna Leonard, Anna Svilarich. BACK ROW: Carlos Perez, Alex Panoo, Gordon Nelson, Joe Martinez, Teddy Dotson, Jim Lee, ,M adv! ll COMMUNIST BLOC: Kathy Medsker, U,S,S,R,g WESTERN EUROPE, Front Row Mary Bankston Phyllis Crombie, Yugoslavia, Cheryl Swem, Canada, Shirley Harrington, Denmark Judi Albania, Beauchamp, France. BACK ROW Brian Eggert Something new has been added as the saying goes. In order to introduce and familiarize seniors more closely with the work and functions of our international peace organization, the United Nations, a scale model was set up, Over thirty-five seniors participated in the presentation of a U. N, meeting to the student body this May. Each member selected a country to represent. Much research and preparation went into the presentation, giving the seniors a chance to learn how foreign countries stand on various issues and to which in- ternational bloc they belong and why. United Kingdom . ORGANIZING COMMITTEE, Front Row Kathy Medskerg Kathleen Watanabe U N President Shirley Harrington. BACK ROW Charles Gassett, Hari Dillon, Mary Bankston Alan Gilstrap, Larry Nielson, ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES, Front AFRO-ASIAN BLOC, Front Row Sandra Dildme Row: Lynda Chapman, Mexicog Marsha Hunt, Israelg Noreen Hopson, Thailand Westa Johansen Venezuelag Margaret Farnsworth, United States. UARg Sue Lane, India, Susan Statham Congo BACK ROW: Alan Gilstrap, Brazil, John Bowers, qLeopoldvilleJ. BACK ROW: Fred Jaso Japan Dominican Republicg Greg Bates, Argentina, Charles Gassett, Madagascarg Larry Nielson Chinag Hari Dillon, Cambodia juuiar and Senior Glasses Almatina . . Olita .... Filmer ...,, Ham Ellers . . Mr, Little . . Goody ,,,, Mrs. Little . . Antionette . . Cuckoo , , , Screwball . . Henriette . . . Norman Peel . . Dicky Harpeddle Mrs. Harpeddle Miss Pologa . . . Sandra Dildine . Westa Johansen . . Brian Eggert Gary Townsend . . Alan Gilstrap Mary Bankston Norrine Ransom . . Ann Hopwood . Susan Statham . Donna Becker ,Noreen Hopson . Larry Nielson . .Chad Phillips . . . Peggy Farnsworth . . . Kathleen Watanabe Mr. James Bush Directors ....... Mr, G. Douglas Palmer Student Director . . ..... Jim Efird Expeditor . . . . . . .Eileen Gunlund Pre ent Che Zqhfiug ,Ciillc The Fighting Littles , a comedy based on one of Booth Tarkington's novels, was the title of this year's play. With a cast of fifteen the play proceeded to show a contemporary family's internal quarrels, love affairs, and individual friends. While providing laughs for the audience, the play comes to a head when a battle royal is fought. The play comes to a happy ending when the Littles find their true and deep feelings for each other, With such a large cast, finding rehear- sal times which suited everyone was some- thing of a problem, In addition a flu epi- demic hit the school, causing members of the cast to miss rehearsals. Due to these factors the play was postponed from March 18 to March 25. A matinee was given for the surround- ing elementary schools on March 24, An estimated audience of five htuidred filled the gym on Friday evening, March 25, for the evening performance. The directors of the play were Mr. James Bush and Mr, G. Douglas Palmer, Okie Music 2 , Q :iffWYE'iii'QW:kiwi-iii':'T5iwl???27i311aa 2 '.:1: ::ffs,w ix 5 X gi Q r UE:-1:5 93 ,sIef':5:sgg,a4-, , . Is: wgmwwwies.w:samg2fQ:gf4-.sw rg .:-E-ra. EM--,l::z': -my-1 .fs -,z - ,z , fx-ff:es:f, -A:iff.-mf: fsnffss ,mm ws 1 7:. :: -'hw -S :. -1.m-- ,:.....,,., ,E . fs,fm.,.is:wQf,i.W. uw ss Tff?i,Y4f5:. . . .Lly:.wgfiaiii:f:Q:ff'1isa4fi'.5qfv . ,:1ff: -- mah-5-v,s5f ,., 5 2 ,. - , El- f 'k , : ' . is V E5 flew' I1 4. ' i :i?:-5f'3Tf'f25 - . fifiixiilg A !?f?5:il? 25i:5?f ' W M V,.., ,,,.,: , ,. ,,,,.:-: ,.A,. . .:.1a is ,.,hAL. .elng Q, 1Ll , M .P --N-'r-r H 'mg ,f V fg:11:5,,:a:g-7.2412 5.53,.w1ff,:s:1sfQss222w2' f 'f if 1' - 3 '1',.:swf 'f f- i A f'H??1.e:MfWHw 'K .:W:yif, f :': : - ,sz-g':s,wf'sw:fz. 'swf Xw2.1,1fTJ57'??':r, , , U ' 1 K 'L L :W 'f 'SAMS xv I:-','fTf1 uiff-fi? :-, f, ', V -, Yz1L:i7'f5'ff?1i'g,. 1'1sl' 7-AJ? Q.S':?QQ:5f'1ffQiL55 . m,Q-'Lis-way:-L--V'-wr.:-,1-g:f,.,::z,.'f: f - , I fff:Hf,:fz-:wwfff 1-win, is-if1:saff'ifw-ve1.Aff K-wiswfmsms ,,.f:f,.f-ws--ef M141 ..--s:n::.skfXi:b:-SMS-1 EM: wiwfm-wimmqff1 1111: F5HiF5:k- ' :5: ' J ' 1 135353:Qs5Ef'i, '2E1f' 'Z N :ff' :..:' ' EQ A 2 5 swf szmifgg gif lm 2 ff' 1 - ,- 1.1 ' ' sf: ..,:'f,: -: A - X' -' .- :- if A f If Q if lv al Zfalmf Siamese Twins We See You Duet Ensemble Which is Jeanette MacDonald? Variety Show . Us iiyr as ' U. A M 2 f l gt 12 aa? Y is r 'Zi x' , r Q if Y ..:,-:: I 2 -Mk o ,Q Wm! W ,X v Busy Allah ! S ,Q f 14 :awgysssxf'wszfi-PV' my f .:.4'f'f2iba1mgf Wg' Q Q School Treasurer Try It On Go Around to the Door Greek DSHCB7 3 : y:,f-i,3:Z1g- , So .5-fgimzwgssaiimfwiiiw ' iswfwnssf 1:15,-i11n5sz,:m.s, ,,.m,-fs1-2,2n-'pw , S- Q A ,W ,. f Mm, iw SE, Qi ,ms . ,, A ww? . W-V, ,. .. Liigiiifiei' sefwkfiw . , .. wsmiwff 5 mm, :Lg vpzfm--, . . :ffi,-,'wwxfwgixfeegifgfef-gezfgvgkwaz? 'fan . K , ',.w'4:f,f.ww M -fs-mf f 1,.,1ff: blleswfme ws Rfazfwi l,w2ffif?As:t.,g wk 1 A. A v ,.., vweasi f fa . ' J .mikiiz A ffbiv-QiEQSiff.:JHi1 'W . .w:92Le1f-, mis, wgxzsse, -fA- M, 151:-sf fm -f my 'gffrzefgmq ggggavgggg - fxggf2:f1ff.Qmi 'X , if 2 2,-:,, K-wwZgff,fs3geQ5i1!,!?,,:szi1g,k43 fiifwi ff MSM' L15 ff S , :P 'fn -iss k sez i::25:52E M,.1 WVA- --gz ,---. .f,,,,::. :lgs :gf . I , -Q..1- A , .:.E ..E:, . .f,lL. - gs-,f ilia :s:g,:g5?:i'fEZ5255:35 :E-151' . .-'71'fY:iS - Chunk 11011, GZIHS As I view the past year, I see many things ..... a new wing of classrooms being added, new clubs being organized, added school help, and many innovations which have been added for the improvement of the school, I can, also, see the industrious La Puerta staff busily pre- paring both a newspaper and a yearbook. There have been numerous changes in the La Puerta among them added pages, more snaps, added coverage of the clubs, and a sixteen page summer supplement. The summer supplement will include those sports which are not found in the following section, such as baseball, track, tennis, Junior and Senior Prom, Graduation and many other activities of the latter part of the school year. Editing Is Fun Being the editor of the La Puerta has been fun, but it has also caused headaches ...... a tie for Raider which remained a tie until after the third ballot, disputes over the dedication until the untimely death of Jimmy Johnston brought the staff to unanimous agreement, working frantically on deadline days, sending photographers out to take pictures of local merchants and having them bring back pictures of houses, and trying to talk Mr. Palmer out of writing his poem, which has appeared for the last two years on the last page, Thanks To Staff I would like to thank ..... Norrine Ransom for listening to all my problems, Goldie Hansford for all the last minute art- work she did, Mary Bankston for all the last minute copy she wrote, my staff for doing a great job, all the people who pro- vided for the yearbook, Mr. John Maxwell who took most of the photos in this yearbook, Mae Lynn Studios for the fair photos, the faculty for their patience on picture taking and deadline days, to Mr. Bush, my teacher eighth period, when I was late, the office staff who put up with the staff on deadline days, Barry Crow, our yearbook representative, Who was always at our disposal, Jim Ruhl, yearbook repre- sentative Quntil a car accident caused his hospitalization, who taught me the steps of yearbook preparation, Fred Jaso for his management of the business end of the yearbook, so he says, and a very special thanks to you, the student body. Thank you C, U,H,S, for the opportunity to serve you, fl likfliq E, f I l GJ as ' an , pr '0 ,I X 5 9 ' 2 X f x-743: a fr., an 1' W ll lfa, W f I fl fg I 'lf .1 , . ,,,, , X f X! 1 5 - 1' - Sports l Same E71 row thc 900 tba!! N l Qvr the L71 I Cime ALL LEAGUE SE LECTIONS Offense Defense Honorable Mention Jerry Willis Willie Cox Dick Ripley Leonel Vieira Cleo McCutcheon George Marshall Harvey Gable Charlie Gassett Toni Delfreitas Bob Statham Alan Gilstrap Meteorlike Willie Cox and indestructible Dick Ripley made the seventeenth Annual city-county all -star squad, cabbaging top billing from the hard-bitten sports writers who have never had better quarterbacks and fullbacks to choose froni Both were picked on the offensive squad, The game is to be held August 18th in Ratcliff Stadium. Kaidcr in Chick af Ka 6 FRONT ROW, L to R: Milford Mundy, Richard Evans, Jerry Willis, Greg Bates, Cleo McCutcheon, Frank Reina, Larry Watanabe, Jody Cox, MIDDLE ROW: Bennie Holbrook, Terry Lane, Grant Miyamoto, Alan Gilstrap, Charles Gassett, Willie Cox, Chad Phillips, Daimy Pendley, Edgar Rank, Ron Batey. BACK ROW: Mr, James Kasparian, Harvey Gabel, George Marshall, Larry Dietz, Ken Knutson, Ron Cox, Dick Ripley, Leonel Vieira, Tom DeFreitas, Bob Statham, Ron Jenkins, Mr. Merlyn Lund, The Caruthers Blue RaiderVarsity football team won their last five straight games to finish with a season record of five wins and four defeats. The five wins were very important to the varsity squad as they all came in league play, The Raiders finished second in the league behind Tranquillity, which defeated us 27-13. Three of the Varsity Seniors were voted to the North Sierra all -league team. They Were: quarterback, Willie Coxg fullback, Dick Ripley, and end, Lionel Vieira, Also Willie Cox was picked by the San Francisco Cronicle and San Francisco Examiner for the first team All Central California quarterback. 13 13 -wx ou 19 20 38 7 7 0 Tranquillity Parlicr Korman Riverdale Laton Avcnal Fowler Orosi Woodlakc 27 G lil 7 7 13 12 18 'JO :JO ,7 V 5'00tImll efapiure Second FRONT ROW, L to R: Robert Willis, Randy Gadberry, Philip Watts, Stanley Tavares, Duane Betteneourt, Jerry Workmon, Brad Helm, Tommy Shelby, Max Gonzales. MIDDLE ROW: Robert Satterwhite, Bill McBride, Russel Efird, Gerald Bishop, Danny Slayton, Alan Nakashima, Ken Hopson, Lance Nystrem, Gilbert Anderson, Bobby Hopkins, Gary Lumpkin, Ray Fifer, James Brown. BACK ROW: Mr. Terry Miller, David Perez, William Lawhon, Randy Woods, Ricky Martin, Richard Crisp, Chuck Toste, Mike Wyriek, Roy Eaves, David Blieha, Tony Graves, Gordon Nelson, Henry Salery, Mr, Marvin Jeffries, C aptain: Randy Woods Coach: Mr, Terry Miller Q3 1 I ' xv ' , I 1' 'I s Hn, qi The Caruthers Junior Varsity Football standing Coaching Jeffries. taught to will be a they are ball, team reaehed a league of 4-2, due to the fine of Mr, Miller and Mr, The many talents the team as a whole, great asset to them when Captain. Ricky Hamm ready to Play Varsity Coach: 'Mr. Marvin Jeffries Q . ,V-,, .,.:. , 2 - , -3 I 2.2 2 gi Q- 2 2, . ??7S?' i. 2. Q,.1.,A 2 z 2 H b - -. : QA V 82 Willie Cox Larry Nielson Var ity 15711 kathy!! 2 f View-!2Qf:21,2i2gax12A1fefiS3's,-5225 f 2 2 'V 2 2422515 wsiiezglg: -5 2 21? 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I ' 2 f. 22 2 -M2 ,, ,S 222 2 Doug Thompson Richard Evans -2 1 2214222 2 .227-5 fi: 2 ' K ' feiff 2 - ' 2 ihmisz 4, .,... ., ' - U' , ,p 2212. - - - K xx. ag! 2 22 : - :sn ' ' Lester Hughes Mark Oehschslaeger 2 . i.., 2' ,2-,,. . 2, 22 ilsiiigsszgzzsggfx '12, K '-1222 H6 is is SS .2,,. ,..,,. J .V ,H Magi ,2 2 ,r 2 2, 2 xg 3 22 ,K 2 S2 22 Q22 K S K f 22 2 2, Y ,218 Z2 Z i 2 22 K fm S Q if Q22 2 23 ' ,2 32 ' 2 22 w 2juL2S2g L 2 22 2, 2 3 G H 5 2 2 2 f 22 2 ,gf 3 L52 2 5 3 2 K Q as 22 , M md Y-1 5 2 3 K X L L 2 2 X S ,Kg SS , I2 S2 , jx 9 ,f K y 5 4. 22 ll S 2 2 22 2 2 2 2 2 2 ,. ., .,,i2 -,f e2.2e.,' H 42f93s9g221im 2J'i?E1s2+2222 5'il4i he Ulird in WSL' The C,U,H,S, Varsity team completed the season in a third place tie with Riverdale in the N, S, L, contest. The team won eight and lost six giving them a . 571 average. Though they did not capture the league title they did capture a second place trophy at the Coalinga College Tournament held December 27, 28 and 29, They lost in the championship game to Central by a score of 54 to 66. The team scored a total of 857 points to their opponents 866 points. The Raiders averaged 61.2 points per game while their opponents scored an average of 61 , 85 points. This means that when they did loose a game it was only by a few points. Another item is that the Raiders won all but one of the games played on the Raider's stomping grounds. The one game that they did loose was played against the Immanuel Eagles, who won championship, Immanuel suffered their lowest scoring attack in that game. Willie Cox and Lester Hughes, co-captains, scored the most points with 176 and 179, respectively. Lester Hughes collected the most rebounds at 77 offensive rebounds and 146 defensive rebounds, while Dick Ripley pulled down 77 offensive rebounds and 115 defensive rebounds. Mark Oehlschlaeger attempted 40 free throws and made 25 for a 62. 5 percentile, while Willie Cox netted 54 points out of 99 tries for a 54. 5 percentile. Dick Ripley attempted 109 field goals and completed 52 for a 47,7 percentile, while Mark Oehlschlaeger attempted 174 field goals and completed 73 for a 41 . 95 percentile. SEASON' S Riverdale Avenal Laton Parlier Immanuel Tranquillity Kerman Riverdale Avenal Laton Parlier Immanuel Tranquillity Kerman SCORES Mr' James Kas aria-n Benny Holbrook and Mike Gomes Fred Jasc p Managers Coach Statistician JW, , ., 4, S0 c nf U16 c' Eng Will Zvmpri 6 Coach i T Q ff' ,L7J 4 ygti y fi Jerry Willis fbrjtim. fag ' 'wa ff if iii! In my V- V f f S .M it , ,,. 1 :2 7 X ' ' as has S , . 32 . F S S iff X fx s fi Z it 4 ' if t 4 . f E' 1 . 5 if Frank Reina Mr. Terry Miller Standing: Jim Efird, Grant Miyamoto, Donald Watts, Cleo Mc- Cutcheon, Mike Wyrick, Harold Farris, Kneeling: Larry Couch, Dennis Stroud, Joe Torres, Manuel Sanchez. fuuiar Varsity The Junior Varsity team, with Mr. Terry Miller as their coach, completed the year with a 9-5 league record. Their scoring attack was led by Harvey Gabel scoring a total of 303 pointsg Frank Reina scoring a total of 278 pointsg and Jerry Willis scoring a total of 106 points. The team averaged about 48 points per game, The highlight of the season was their come-from-behind victory over Kerman. ' fill J-1 5 '- fifniffwle' 5 i 1 ' 4,5 ' V+ fff+fZf,fiW L, M 4 4 5 4, , H41 ifp444a, fu dv W rw Rf tffwwts M +,'M4J? 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Ll aris' Var ily Umm Standing: Ray Fiier, Chris Joyce, Robert Willis, Bill McBride, Mr. Marvin Jeffris Tommy Shelby, Bobby Hopkins, Gerald Bishop. Kneeling: Dave Coach Blicha. Sircslzmen Umm The Freshmen Team, with Mr, Marvin Jeffris as their coach, completed the year with a 6-8 league record. The tean1's scoring attack was led by Gilbert Anderson scoring a total of 112 pointsg Ricky Martin scoring a total of 88 points and Duane Bettencourt scoring a total of 76 points, The team as a Whole scored an average of 29 points per game, The highlight of the season was their victory over Tranquility in which they won 33 to 19. Ricky Martin Kenneth Hopson Randy Woods Gilbert Anderson Duane Bettencourt Action hols After 21 slow start in praetiee games had filled the loyal fans with apprehensions, and at born ligament from Willie CoX's ribs :made the pessirnists sigh, There goes the loot- ball season, the squad delivered Z1 fighting ,,f fef ,--12z.m-WW-'f g: . A K ,S -f r Ak ' . M5 S : S gn K7 . i , : . o g r e ? I X U . W '- -- '. QEQV AW F-wifoff,--em--S 11-mn? is . - ' f 1 '- wwg fw r ffgu, - 2- w ow 1.S.:.f1 - sp h ? 7 7 ag 'a a VIZ,-ff -- 2-eff ' 57,911 -V ,7 . - YZ , si .. fi f fem ,uni ,- . - -A-w a fu .- . :-'- 1. 3 V , li :vt-TWH: ..f- fm , X2-V tw - 35? 3,w:,k.jgwf.5,.f?:9zw tl H , ,Si wget attack that kept them in competition throughout the league season. Only the early brush with ai powerful Tran- quillity squad, giving Caruthers one league defeat, prevented the Raiders from coming from behind to win another trophy, eiro t titet ,,, magma ,eg :I ,,. 1 K ' . ,. A V , r V -W A Q . 'V . YV 5 . s, f i 251 3 ,sfo A tiff? , by H - , . Q, e -' E my i W .. ., ,. . M A W,.,,, M A M . , .. h Kanquci far kazdcr Football players are noted lor their pro- ficiency in several lines, one ol the most conspicuous of which is that ol eating much and frequently. It takes up the calories to fight that team across the field. 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