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

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1979 volume:

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D A eniors left, but memories remained. H I? The past four years at Caruthers High School have been very exciting, challenging, rewarding, and sometimes disappointing, but the Class of H79 seemed to have the determination to cope with these things and are now ready to move on leaving behind a very treasured part of their life. On behalf ofthe 'lClass of 79 , I vvould like to thank the teachers, coaches, and administrators of Caruthers High School. Their guidance and care has been deeply appreciated. Senior Class President TOP LEFT: The Ofhcers ofthe Senior Class were: First Row - Vice President Rusty lVlcKay, President David Wineman, Cheerleader Steve Netto, Cheerleader Rusty Auten, Second Row - Treasurer Anna Masada, Sergeant-at-Arms Laurie Helm, Third Row - Secretary Sherrie Condit, and Historian Cheryl Kazmir, si R A . 1+ A 4- 125 fm Q. 4 ,N U T , wi' ui? as In Z 5 A-F MM' 5- if as ww th - Ei! I , . ' v . xi A , 25? 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'QW ,le x Gonzalo Arias Tim Asn Rusty Auten l-larjeet Bal Randall Bender Russell Bender Diane Brewer Gary Brower Leo Busch l.orri Caldwell Richard Callison Olga Cantu Anthony Cardoza Diana Collier Sherrie Condit Danny Cook ii vii ,Jann- Si ff? N Ylff f 4 I 3 Don Cortez Paul Cothran Wes Crandall Roger Crawford Gene Davis Jackie Davis Janine DeWitt Judy Foutch l l T 1 7 fr., -' , '.1 'fs -r - ':.A!3i '.' rr' V. li , fiir BOTTOIVI LEFT: The Seniors always held enthusiastic meetings. BOTTOIVI RIGHT: Jackie Davis was learning her alphabet. 11 Annie Guerrero Norma Guerrero Joe Gutierrez Lisa Hagopian Karen Hammond Jeanette Hanneman iViike Hansen Paula Harper Laurie Helm Debbie Hemphill Darron Jensen Bernardo Jimenez Kevin Johansen Susan Jones Cheryl Kazmir Bobby Lee 12 Keri? F? ':.. ..z . wwf , -ai .W-wr ,ae gf L+ I If dia 'Ir'- fz' I Angela Loflin Marilyn Long Efren Lopez Esmeralda Lopez Jose Lopez Matthew Magana Sonya Martinez Kris Martinusen Til' I MIDDLE LEFT: Laurie Helm searched for bugs in the greenhouse. MIDDLE RIGHT: Kevin Johansen and Rusty McKay enjoyed a mellow lunch. BOTTOM LEFT: Jeanette Hanneman had a craving for carnations during class. 13 Anna Masada Gladys Masada Sharon Mason Rusty McKay Estelia Medina Alicia Mendez Estella Mendez Rachel! Miliard Curtis Miyake Dale Moore Linda Nason Juanita Neighbors Steve Netto Bryan Newberry Jili Nishi Rick Oakley 14 i L 1 V4 In U, 1165 4 'aff vs,-Mei' .' 1- 5, x ll! v I,-v---F9 Lynette Perez Steve Potter Jasvinder Purewal Shamsher Purevval , Connie Qualls Tvvana Ralley Cheryl Richards Virginia Rodriquez lf I ' ff 4 BOTVOIVI LEFT: Twana Railey was attacked by a plant on the loose in the greenhouse, e if K e r Gary Romero 7- E ' Shirley Salido ,,,..... , Camera shy people: -'IILV7 arm 1 - M L' Nlargarito Cisneros 1 ' O'-' W . f lfA?gg'3g,55LeOi MM A Qfxozffwt Loupe, Steve Foster' Q20 A V1 Charles Ratcliff I' AQOL ' R 'd S , V HZZLEQSZ 532153 so ffwycfe C f HCM --evffl Patrick Shirley bgjigjf, f gf, P f Ruben Torres If , U 9 T' ' K Bill vviliiford ,XfQ'7'.Qh'l - 9 W Q ctmgc foe f N CL . B ,V ,V-,,vAv , 'q'-- WA .,.-- A- ---e- ' Xa FN is ieie W Z A M6 C ft V 15 Irma Sepeda Stanley Singh Wayne Singleton Diana Smith Debbie Spencer Garry Staggs Janett Taylor Cindy Trevino Mike Villanueva Eric Weisgerber Walter White David Wineman Melissa Wooten Debbie Workman Susan Yager Mark Zack ,, so , ff ., 5' ei 4 if x S? 4 'tx E., T7 Seniors in action. AX' be seen wearing a smile. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Sherrie Condit was caught running the off-set. MIDDLE RIGHT: Seniors Danny Cook, Dale Moore, Wesley Crandall, Stan Singh, Rodger Crawford, and Leo Busch always had plenty to do in Civics, BOTTOM RIGHT: Cheerleader Debbie Hemphill was ready to take on the Riverdale Cowboys. 17 18 TOP LEFT: Norma Guerrero, Olga Cantu, Estella Medina, Annie Guerrero, Mr. Rothe, and Virginia Rodriques looked quite sophisticated. MIDDLE LEFT: Everybody wondered what Cindy Tervino was smiling about. MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: Gene Davis was told by Jackie Davis, llSometimes a person has to kiss a lot of toads before they find their prince. BOTTOM LEFT: Birdie's absent slip could not be found by Janine DeWitt. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: David Wineman enjoyed his sack lunch almost as much as Anna Masada. ivan ik 'R1 7 ' s ,- 'K k and 1 .F V X A 1 if Y J 2, xi ,J t , ' N f H WW- VA 1 L T siiisi F :,,,k, iirs fa siei , is , :,., ,X 5 a. 7' G F iisi 'sii . k,.,:vii .,,t -Q ' - 4 ., -fr-f ' ,,, . .. , ,I TOP CENTER: While Karen Hammond practiced being provocative, Jeanette Hanne-man looked to see what was next. TOP CENTER RIGHT: Don Cortez turned around and searched for the correct answer. TOP RIGHT: Garry Staggs said, llHere I am! MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Lisa Hagopian was glad there was time to relax before the Volleyball game began. MIDDLE RIGHT: Lynette Perez, Janett Taylor, Angela Loflin, and Kris Martinusen almost stood on their heads to have their picture taken. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mr. Rothe's fourth period Civics class enthusiastically responded to his lecture. 19 Laurie Helm the honor of This year's 1979 Raiderette was Laurie Helm. Laurie is a friendly, outgoing person, with many athletic and scholastic abilities. She was Class President her Freshman and Sophomore year. Her Junior year Laurie was Student Council First Vice-President followed by her Senior year as Student Body President. Athletically, Laurie played Volleyball on the HC Team her Freshman year, and played Varsity her last three years. She participated in Girls Varsity Basketball all four years at CUHS. Laurie also played a year of J.V. Tennis her Sophomore year. Laurie belonged to Block C her Sophomore through Senior year. She was a member of CSF her Sophomore and Junior year and served the organization as the Historian Reporter her Sophomore year. She was also a member of the Pep Club her Senior year. lVls. Helm was nominated Christmas Queen Candidate and Carnival Queen Candidate in her Sophomore year. As a Junior, Laurie was appointed Prom Chairman and she was responsible for the planning and organizing of the 1978 Prom. Laurie loves the outdoors and has taken up photography as a hobby. If you are ever looking for a warm heart and friendly smile look for Laurie Helm. 20 was awarded Raiderette. The 1979 Raider was David Wineman. David has many outstanding qualities. He is intelligent, well liked and has been a leader in many school activities. David was honored as David was the Junior and Senior Class President and class Sergeant- at-arms his Freshman year. He was in CSF his Sophomore year, became Vice-President his Junior year, and was President his Senior year. David was a member of FBLA, FHA, and Student Council his Senior year. He was in band all four years and became Vice-President his Junior year and President his Senior year. David particpated in Basketball all four years of High Schoool. He was on the Freshman Basketball team his Freshman year, J.V. Basketball team his Sophomore year, and on the Varsity Basketball team his Junior and Senior year. This entitled him to be in Lettermen's Club his Junior and Senior year. He then became Vice-President of Lettermen's Club his Senior year. Considering David's many achievements you can see why he was chosen 1979 Raider. Congratulations David. Raider. 21 Juniors ran the concession stands TOP LEFT: The Junior class ofhcers vvere: First Row - Treasurer Margaret Nielsen, Student Council Repr sent ' e .Leannine Armas, Cheerleader ar i re uin, Cheerleader Joann Hu lg Second Row - Historian Sal Gonzales, Vice-President Steve lvlagana, President Armando Vera, and Sergeant-at-Arms Keith Haynes. BOTTOM LEFT: Evette Chavoya searched frantically for her lost rubber ducky. 22 The 78-79 school year was full of vvild and crazy activities in which the class of '80 enthusiastically participated in. The Juniors could always be heard at the rallies yelling their hearts out. During Homecoming the Juniors entered a float and placed first with the candidate's car. lVlembers ofthe class worked hard in the concession stands at the football and basketball games. The money earned helped the Juniors sponsor the Junior-Senior Prom which was held in the spring. Dolores Arias nnine Armas ' Arregui Toni Arregui Vickie Atwell Jessie Avalos Gene Baker Karen Barber Ron Barragan Chhinder Bath Craig Baugus Ron Bender .. -'Wk Y il a BOTTOIVI CENTER LEFT: Sal Gonzales and Vickie Atwell discovered a better means of warmth at the Lindsay football game. BOTFOIVI RIGHT: Janice Gibson and Jackie Scheideman walked merrily down the hall after they had attacked the Candy lVIan, while Patrick Hemphill was an innocent bystander. 23 Ivianiit Bhangoo Kamaljit Bhullar Ranjit Bhuliar Jimmy Busch Doiores Camarena Kevin Carais Katie Cattuzzo Kurt Cattuzzo Evette Chavoya Lydia Cortez Carrie Crama Tami Crawford BOTTOIVI LEFT: Kevin Carais was greatly disturbed from biovving a bubble when Sophia Masada embraced him. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Keith Haynes proudly wore his oniy shirt. 24 Sl si: K0-ve Kim DeArmond Tony Dillon Ronnie Dustin Dawn Fairless Alfred Federico Rod Floyd Rodney Gee Janice Gibson Dahn Gill Kulvvant Gill Sal Gonzales Susan Hawkins Danny Haynes Keith Haynes Snerr H iana Hull Joann Hull 2 Sill? 322352 . new fs' 1f7HQ f l . . Ji? Avg! Lfbfvxg, Lf ll QQL mf X, 1, W V , 1 I ,J, ck 1 i,.ffV,, Glyn. lj della-4 1a-5,0121 if f M' i C! X310 saga' i Jose Jimenez Randy Johnson Lisa Lane Bud Lawless Kari Ley Humberto Loera Mary Loflin Mike Loftis Irma Lopez BOTTOM LEFT: Sophia Masada took time out between classes to practice her Kung-Fu . BOTYOM CENTER: 'lHey, Marilyn Wood and Monica Miguel, blind leading the blind? K-J-+-Me.. TOP CENTER: Margie Arreguin was caught i a mellow mood. TOP RIGHT: Mike Miranda and Alan Douglas looked like they were having a little trouble digesting their break. MIDDLE CENTER: Karen Richard got a kick out of watching Jennifer Winenian practice her sign language. MIDDLE RIGHT: Shonda Rau was caught roaming the halls with her shoes off. Qi 'Wil Olga Lopez Rene Lopez Paul Magana Steve Magana Severina Martinez Sophia Masada John Medina Monica Miguel 27 Donald Miller Dorene Miller Mike Miranda Jeanette Mohr Steven Moore Dan Myles Karlene Nason Brenda Neighbors Kelly Nelson Margaret Nielsen Donald Owens Robin Pike E 5 5 5 s BOTTOM LEFT: Toni Arreguin and Katie Cattuzzo tried to scarf their goodies before the tardy bell. Eg gy BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Kelly Nelson was shocked to learn that she resembled Stevie Nicks of Fleetwood Mac, BOTTOM CENTER: Karen Richard was always a snappy dresser, TOP CENTER: Snorida Rau said You better not take my picture! TOP RIGHT: Gayle Je the way to class. Brenda Pippin Vickie Puckett Keith Railey Snonda Rau Charlene Repp Chuck Repp Linda Reyes Karen Ricnard Jeannine Rodari Eddie Romero Henry Romero IVIicnaei Ruyi Andrew Sanchez Dorothy Sanchez Jaspreet Sanghera Jackie Scheldeman Shiori Seragakl Sohnya Singh Shelley Smith Teresa Spradley MIDDLE LEFT: Mike Miranda enjoyed a game of ping-pong during lunch. MIDDLE CENTER: Keith Haynes and Jef? Singh posed llhandsomelyn for the camera. BOTTOM LEFT: Lisa Lane told it like it was. BOTTOM CENTER: Karlene Nason, who was on your mind? 30 if 1 w Marilyn Wood Tim Wright Judy Yamamoto Charlene Zack Camera shy people: Dennis Avery Drew Brown Sam Cerna Cindy Davis Ivan DeArman Gilbert DeHoyos Alan Douglas Dennis lVliller Jeff Singh Richard Torres Reynaldo Vallejo George Waldrop Lance Stairs Bert Stephens Nlike Stroud Raymond Tucker Keiko Uzaki Ricky Valdez Armando Vera Kelly Warner Carrie Weisgerber Robynn Wiltse Kim Williford Jennifer Wineman Sophomores dominated spirit week. if' If The Class of '81 vvas full of spirit this year. They vvon spirit week three days out of tour, and entered a fioat in the annual homecoming parade. As Freshmen they took the class trophy which they vvon from having the most points. TOP: The Sophomore Class Officers were: Cheerleader Karen Haynes, Secretary Sheri Beauchamp, Cheerleader Brenda Kincaid, President Joyce Chow, Student Council Representative Anna Esteve, and Sergeant-at- Arms Bert Acevedo. BOTTOIVI RIGHT: Ricardo Vasquez, Scott Vick, and Matthew Hammond all had the foggy day morning blues. 32 NGS s l l S 2 5 2 E i l 2 5 Bert Acevedo Annette Allen Lupe Alvares Cindy Andrada Jesse Aragon Mike Arias Claudia Arthur Herminder Athvval Jeffrey Bachelor Steve Bachelor Balwinder Badhesha Marianne Barcellos Sheri Beauchamp Homer Benavidez Stella Bratton Ron Brown Glenda Caldwell Shelley Callison Manuel Camarena Stephen Cardoza BOTTOM LEFT: Norma Lopez replied when asked, l'How is your love life? BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Patrick Hemphill showed his courage by hiding in the face of danger. BOTTOM RIGHT: Jerry Correia was maliciously attacked by an unknown hand and didn't even notice. 34 Larry Carter Jesse Cerna Joyce Chow Kim Claborn lVlartin Contreras Gerald Correia Elizabeth Cortez Tony Cothran Teresa Crandall Deborah Crow Kenny DeArmond Ron DeFendis 5 l ,, lf' 'mf ' we his be Lydia DeLeon Garvin East Ruthann Eberiein Anna Esteve Beatriz Fernandez Rachel Ferrer Juan Figuero James Frazier Charles Friis-Hansen Cindy Furr Geronimo Garza Christina Gonzales H iw., WY K N 36 Parmjit Grewal Valarie Hall Jeff Hamilton Delores Hamlin Eddie Hamlin Matthew Hammond Kenneth Hanneman Karen Haynes Kathy Helm Terry Hemman Patrick Hemphill Debbie Hogan if 'RF-sr E 24 il Steven Hogan Darla Hogue Mike Howes Zelma Hunter Robert Jackson Leticia Jimenez Bradley Johnson Kim Johnson Rodney Johnson Mark Jones Brenda Kincaid Rusty Knutson David Lane Deric Ley David Loera Laura Lofiin TOP LEFT: Anna Esteve replied, llHey big boy, come up and see me some time. TOP CENTER LEFT: Margaret Nielsen kept an eye out for her little cousin Matthew Hammond. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kim Claborn , and Kim Johnson, jumped for joy w en they found out that the telephone was finally fixed. 37 Norma Lopez Oralia Lopez Rebecca Lopez Phyliis Lowe Victor Luis Vickie Magana Mary Mancillas Esmeralda Martinez Teresa Martinez Kim McCraw Lori McNeil Gina Meftord Esmeraida Mendez Tammy Moore Yolanda Munoz Debra Nason ! iiw BOTTOM LEFT: When Chris Vega fought everyone ran! 'TY TOP: Hey Guy Nelson, what did you have in mind? BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Kim Tierce forgot that she needed a car to look cool when she sat in the parking lot. BOTTOIVI RIGHT: Valarie Hall and Debbie Hogan prepared to crash, while Joyce Chow snickered in anticipation. Guy Nelson Robbie Nielsen Albert Olguin Allen Owens Leslie Oxford Tammy Phillips Ramona Pipkin Randy Polin , in Evelyn Quiroz ClifTord Ratcliff Ronald Richards Dan Rodriquez Manuel Rodriquez James Salmon Rebecca Sanchez Shelley Sasselli lVlark Silva Margaret Silverio Lisa erri Sousa u,,. 'ames 'SETBTI i n s Dean Stanley Parmjit Sunner Robbie Taylor Kim Tierce Jesus Tolentino X, ,W 4 Camera shy people: lVlartin Benevidez Suzanne Brymer Lori De-Arman Francisco DeLeon Erica Flores Martha Flores Larry Gonzales Rene Guerrero John Light Kevin Nlefford Elizabeth Richard Irene Spain Jake Stairs Vincent Torres Larry Waldrop ARS Esther Torres Ruth Tovar Marla Valles Jennie Vara Richard Vasquez Chris Vega Arnold Vera Ted Verwey Scott Vick Shelley Wallace Tammy Watts Dale Weisgerber 'E s...,,,,,,,,..,...ff ' Brent ' ' William White A lVlalinda Yager TOP CENTER: Ruthann Eberlein was attacked by Shelley Sasselli with a candy bar, but Shelley found that the chocolate melted in your hand, not your mouth. BOTTOIVI RIGHT: Joyce Chow was so good at ping pong, that her partner became ill and left. Freshmen were initiated. Some Freshmen were lucky enough to avoid being initiated while others had the misfortune of encountering upperclassmen. Student Council honored the Freshmen by giving them a Hello Dance at the beginning of the year. Also at the beginning of the year they ordered their class rings and chose from various styles: The rings arrived in February, Throughout the year the Class of '82 showed excellent spirit at the rallies. For Homecoming they entered a car and a Float. TOP LEFT: The Freshman Class Ofhcers were: First Row - Treasurer Clark Nishikawa, Sergeant-at-Arms Jon Clark, Vice-President Jason Lane, Second Row - Cheerleader Sandy Stephens, Secretary Margaret Bowen, Cheerleader Shelley Hawkins, and President Kristy Gee. 42 E5 fr 5 , QL..-f in--7 'Sv' Z f I BOl'l'OlVl LEFT: Bobby Lee initiated Arturo BOTTOM RIGHT: Connie Laxton became Salinas while Danny Cook supervised, nauseated at the thought of another test. Elena Aragon Elena Arreguin Trice Auten David Avalos Jeri Bairos Brenda Barcellos Diane Barragan Jinder Bath Colleen Baugus Scot Beauchamp Werner Bekeschus Margaret Bowen Tony Brady Carl Brown Cheryl Brown Richard Camarena Leonel Cano Arnold Canto Theresa Carais Rene Cavazos Peter Cerna lVlary Lou Cervantes Jenny Clianaka Cnarles Clark Jonathan Clark Lisa Collier Douglas Davis Demetrio DeLeon Lionel DeLeon Frank Delgado Jann Detienne Debbie Dexter Q... , mf' S-.Q-.. -as KN Ai l 1 If TOP LEFT: Robert Waldrop stopped working to sneak a peak at what vvas going on. TOP CENTER LEFT: Manuel Martinez and Clark Nishikawa concentrated hard on their chess game. TOP CENTER RIGHT: Scot Beauchamp reminisces about the wild evening before! TOP RIGHT: Sandy Stephens demonstrated how much she could stuff into her mouth besides her foot. MIDDLE RIGHT: Janie Peraza, Cindy Railey, and Connie Laxton couldn't handle amymore jokes from Bernice Hood and Mary Lou Cervantes, iqpugn Denise Donaldson Julie Eilts Kendal Elder Irene Flores Tami Floyd Cindy Garcia Kristy Gee Raymond Gomez 45 Ricky Gonzales Mark Griffin Janie Guerrero lVlark Hall Shelly Hawkins Amber Hayes Doug Haynes Tim Hepner Jim Hill Bernice Hood 46 TOP RIGHT: Becky Jones snlckered as Walter Tucker checked lt out' Geraldine Hood Eugene Hull Teresa Johnson Becky Jones Cheryl Lacy Jason Lane Cheri Langley Connie Laxton Bri-an Loftis Delia Lopez Nora Lopez Sylvia Lopez Brenda Martinez Emily Martinez Juanita Martinez Manuel Martinez Reynaldo Martinez Beverly Means Janie Medina Chester Mefford Shelly Mefiford Elizabeth Mendez 48 Janie Mendez Cindy Millard John Mitchell Kenny Mohr Jerry Moore Lori Moore Randy Nason Clark Nishikavva Marvin Oakley Becky Overstreet Tracy Pardo Rhonda Patterson A Dua . ,, f if is lip .. N-. .arf :Sf 1 iffy at , I X. , . .3 , ,. ee, Jennie Peraza Mike Peyton James Preast Sherry Preast Theresa Preast Sharnjit Purevval Cindy Railey Fred Ramirez MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: John Mitchell demonstrated his talents. MIDDLE RIGHT: Colleen Baugus showed her version of Shirley Temple. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: With followers close behind, Walter Tucker avoided being initiated. BOTTOM RIGHT: David Avalos worked hard on his welding project. 49 TOP LEFT: Colleen Baugus is that apple pie sour? BOTTOM CENTER: Kristen lVlcNew wondered what was going on in the hallway. BOTTOM RIGHT1 Trice Auten said, llBoyl Jennie Chenaka, you got caught this timef' David Shuck lVlike Silva Steve Singh Sheila Smith Kurt Stanley YA Mrwfm-'wi-W-aM.,. ,, . L. Palmer Todd Walter Tucker Freddy Valdez Robert Waldrop Tom Watts Danny Weaver Nancy Willis Raymond Wood Abel Ybarra Raymond Yslas K 50 Camera shy people: Junior Avery Todd King Kristen McNew Angel Mendoza Satinderiit S. Samran Harvinder S. Singh Alfredo Valdez Fernando Vallez Jose Zamora Judy Renfroe Joel Renteria Martha Richards Jamie Robinson Consuelo Rosario Arturo Salinas Alicia Sanchez Cindy Sanchez Steven Sanchez Danny Scheidemah David Scheideman Alice Sepeda Sandy Stephens Mark Stroud Deanna Swetnam Marilena Taylor Organizations g WM ,r,7 'rzjg ,,,5: I ., L: ,,,', :f's5:,f::,, . ii ' wi 'Z A , i f . N ,, ' Ziff 'A Y :,, Ani? Band received new un iforms. The Caruthers Union High School Marching Band started out the new year with new uniforms. They performed halftime shows at the football games. The Band was very proud to achieve their very hrst win at the Modesto Band Review. They also received a third place at Selma and at Merced. The Maiorettes placed third for the first time at the Merced Band Review. TOP RIGHT: Band Officers were: First Row - Assistant Treasurer Mike Hansen, Treasurer Mark Zack, Freshmen Representative Jason Lane, Secretary Sherrie Condlt, Senior Representative Irma Sepeda, Advisor Mr. Wamhofg Second Row - Sophomore Representative Shelley Sasselli, President David Wineman, Junior Representative Kari Ley, Vice-President Gene Davis, and Student Council Representative Rusty Auten. MIDDLE RIGHT: The Letter Girls were: Co- head Jackie Davis, Katie Cattuzzo, Joann Hull, Co-head Connie Qualls, Malinda Yager, Susan Yager, Diane I-lull, Irma Sepeda and Jackie Sheideman. BOTTOM RIGHT: Short Flag Girls were: Shelley Hawkins, Head Lisa Lane, and Karen Hammond. 53 TOP LEFT: Tall Flag Girls were: First Rovv - Norma Lopez, Head Lisa Singn, Sneiley Caiiison, Second Row - Deiia Lopez, Rhonda Patterson, and Sandy Stephens. MIDDLE LEFT: Mike Hansen was tne Drum Major. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Snelley Sasseili was the Assistant Drum Major. MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: Majorettes vvere: First Row - Tarni Fioyd, Colieen Baugus, Second Rovv - Anna Esteve, Co-head Jeannine Arrnas, and Co-head Margaret Nielsen. o i ws. 58' , if . 'Ml 9 .L A - 4 TOP RIGHT: The Biue Raider Marching Band members were: First Row - Rusty Auten, Eugene Hull, Jesus Tolentino, Ray Yslas, Steven Sanchez, Cindy Furr, Mark Grifhn, Steve Singh, Shelley Sasselli, Second Row - Mr. Wamhof, Mike Hansen, Margaret Bowen, Cindy Garcia, Becky Overstreet, Cheri Langley, Teresa Crandall, Sherri Sousa, Alice Sepeda, Colleen Baugus, Third Row - Lisa Lane, Theresa Carais, Brenda Barcellos, Zelma Hunter, Shiori Seragaki, Kim Johnson, Valarie Hall, Debbie Hogan, Sherrie Condit, Jeannine Armas, Fourth Row - Shelley Hawkins, Cheryl Brown, Joyce Chow, Leslie Oxford, Danny Rodriques, Diane Barragan, Cindy Millard, Kari Ley, Tami Floyd, Fifth Row - Rhonda Patterson, Karen Hammond, Bryan Newberry Sophia Masada, Jason Lane, Kevin Carais, Gene Davis, Jerry Correia, Brian Loftis, Jerry Moore, Margaret Nielsen, Delia Lopez, Sixth Row - Lisa Singh, Mark Zack, Walter White, Steve Moore, Clark Nishikawa, Mike Silva, Douglas Davis, Danny Cook, Anna Esteve, Seventh Row - Shelley Callison, Mike Villanueva, Brent Willis, Mike Loftis, Robbie Nielsen, Trice Auten, David Wineman, Matthew Hammond, Curtis Miyake, Norma Lopez, Eighth Row - Jackie Davis, Katie Cattuzzo, Joann Hull, Connie Qualls, Malinda Yager, Susan Yager, Diana Hull, Irma Sepeda, and Jackie Scheideman, The members of Student Council had a very busy year, as they sponsored many activities for the student body such as the Freshman Hello Dance, assemblies, Christmas Door Decoration Contest, the Spring Fling, and Football Homecoming. Student Council also represented the student body at the Caruthers Union High School Board meetings. We purchased a stereo to replace one that vvas stolen and initiated a student exchange vvith different schools in the valley. Student Council S Q t Ivvould like to thank the members of Student Council for their dedication and lVlrs. l.yles for her guidance. lVIost of all, I would like to thank the entire student body for giving me the chance to serve them as their Student Body President. LQUFHQ, ilidive, l i l l 56 rl 54,2 9 T.: A 4 1 ,qv D ,J gf A I ff'If Ml ' TOP LEFT: The Club Presidents were: First Row - Block HC Vickie Atwell, Chess Club Steve Moore, Spanish ClubAM.E,Ch.A. Gary Romero, Second Row - FFA Steve Netto, Pep Club Connie Qualls, CSF David Wineman, FHA-HERO Delores Hamlin, and FBLA Rusty McKay, TOP RIGHT: The Representatives for Student Council were: Head Pep Girl Kim Johnson, Head Cheerleader Jackie Davis, Band Representative Rusty Auten, Sophomore Representative Anna Esteve, CSF Representative Shamsher Purewal, Annual Editor Diane Brewer, and Newspaper Representative Ron Dustin. MIDDLE RIGHT: The Class Presidents were: Senior Class David Wineman, Sophomore Class Joyce Chow, Freshman Class Kristy Gee, and Junior Class Armando Vera. BOTTOM LEFT: The Student Body President was Laurie Helm. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: The Executive Board members were: First Row - Secretary Sherrie Condit, President Laurie Helm, Treasurer Debbie Spencer, Second Row - Advisor Mrs. Lyles, First Vice-President Jennifer Wineman, Second Vice-President Keith Railey, Parliamentarian Karen Barber, and Assistant Treasurer Jeannine Armas. BOTTOM RIGHT:The Members-At-Large werez First Row - Freshman Doug Davis, Junior Margaret Nielsen, Junior Lisa Lane, Senior Lynette Perez, Second Row - Senior Debbie Hemphill, Freshman Brian Loftis, Freshman Jon Clark, and Sophomore Debbie Hogan. 57 Journalism printed La Puerta 84 Blue Raider The annual staff vvould like to thank all vvho have helped make this year so enjoyable. Our special thanks goes to lVlrs. Sherian Lyles, the Advisor for the Journalism Department. This year has been enjoyable. There have been many good experiences. Perhaps it is not exactly true that the staff enjoys vvorking, but vve have had fun as vve vvork. We like doing things together, planning, learning, even goohng oft. It has been a fun year. A major change, made this year, has been the extensive use of color photographs. Otherwise vve have stayed vvith the established format. 58 Xa-I W1 5 fx, e-' M45- V- : , Mg , ,I I I ,X 'WML'-Q.. , TOP RIGHT: Laurie Helm, Anna Esteve and Jackie Davis worked on last minute details. MIDDLE LEFT: Advisor Mrs, Lyles explained a layout for the annual to Editor Diane Brewer, and Business Manager Jeannine Armas. MIDDLE CENTER: Vickie Atwell and Tami Crawford listened carefully as Rusty Auten explained his newspaper story. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sherrie Condit was editor for the Blue Raider Newspaper. BOTTOM LEFT: Ronald Dustin, Dorothy Sanchez, Melissa Wooten and Karen Barber worked diligently on the newspaper BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Sophia Masada and Margaret Nielsen were busy printing the newspaper: BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Patrick Hemphill took pictures for the annual. BOTTOM RIGHT: Gene Davis and Debbie Hemphill were the KYNO Reporters 59 FBLA had state ofhcers. FBLA was one of the most spirited and active organizations on campus. FBLA showed spirit by sponsoring the Basketball-Wrestling Homecoming Dance. T - The Chapter was proud to have two state officers. State Vice-President. and National Parliamentarian Rusty lVlcKay, and State Parliamentaria-ng '. Karen Barber. ' They attended and sponsored many State and Central-Section Workshops and Conferences. They ended the year by attending the National Conference in New Orleans. TOP LEFT: The FBLA officers were: First Row A Secretary Anna lVlasada, Vice-President Karen Barber, Reporter Sherrie Condit, Second Row - Points Chairman Ronnie Dustin, President Rusty lVlcKay, Treasurer Kevin Johansen, and Advisor lVlrs. Sherian Lyles. BOTTOIVI LEFT: Chapter members were: First Row - Sherrie Condit, Norma Lopez, Karen Barber, Lisa Singh, Delia Lopez, Debbie Hogan, Shirley Salido, Anna lVlasada, Second Row - Ronnie Dustin, Dean Stanley, Joyce Chow, Sandy Stephens, Lisa Lane, Jerry lVloore, Steve lVloore, Third Row - Rusty lVlcKay, Kevin Johansen, David Wineman, Walter White, Anna Esteve, Nlargaret Nielsen and Keith Railey. 60 ,f , Le 4, , A ,Q , Im gm-,J U vlggw, fywwi CSF awarded scholarships. CSF vvas very busy this past year with the annual paper drive. The proceeds vvent tovvard scholarships as vvell as their year end trip. To become a member of CSF, you must have an eligible grade point average. Each semester the members must qualify to be admitted. TOP RIGHT: The club othcers vvereg Reporter Judy Yamamoto, Vice-President Anna Masada, Secretary Joyce Chovv, Treasurer Sherrie Condit, and President David Wineman. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Members of CSF vvere: First Rovv - Karen Barber, Joyce Chovv, Debbie Hogan, Margaret Nielsen, Judy Yamamoto, Keiko Uzaki, Second Row - Ronnie Dustin, Sherrie Condit, Anna Masada, Anna Esteve, Jill Nishi, Henry Romero, Third Rovv - Walter White, Mark Zack, David Wineman, Kevin Johansen, David Lane, and Kenneth Hanneman. BOTTOM RIGHT: CSF Advisor Mrs. Carol Jevvell was busy stacking nevvspapers. I ersi ,t , , 'Q fzmf e ,. UVM ' rf ,, 95, V, that ,-WMM ,,,,, , ,HW N , ' M 0 I . 1 N-.. ,mm I I 61 Lettermen Sponsor The Lettermen's Club consists of athletic players that have earned either tvvo Junior Varsity letters or one Varsity letter. This year Lettermen's Club sponsored the Basketball tournament for nearby elementary schools, and they also co-sponsored the Football Homecoming Dance. TOP LEFT1 The Ofticers of Lettermen's Club were: Secretary David Wlneman, Vice- President Mark Zack, President Mike Loftis, Sergeant-at-Arms Armando Vera, and Treasurer Don Cortez. BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. George Gaus was the Advisor for Lettermen's Club. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: The members of Lettermen's Club vvere: First Rovv - Bert Acevedo, Sal Gonzales, Rusty Auten, Kari Ley, Geronimo Garza, Brent Willis, Keith Haynes, Andrew Sanchez, Bobby Lee, Steve Magana, Armando Vera, Garry Staggs, Second Rovv A Basketball Tournament Curtis Miyake, Gary Romero, Joe Gutierrez, Garvin East, Mark Jones, Kevin Carais, Mike Villanueva, Scott Vick, Matt Hammond, Gene Davis, Third Rovv - Stephen Cardoza, Don Cortez, Jeff Singh, Mike Loftis, Ronald Bender, David Wineman, Kevin Johansen, Matt Magana, Jasprett Sanghera, Mark Zack, Mike Miranda, and Chuck Ratclilt. 62 -x 1 X 3 Block UC Raised Money for Girls Athletics. fffxir I xx5xX Q 'ni rw 5, This year's Block MCH vvas very active. Block HC helped sponsor the Homecoming Dance, and also held fund raising activities for vvhich the profits would go to all future girls athletics, not just Block They did this hy holding car vvashes and raflies, TOP RIGHT: First Rovv - Gladys Masada, Lisa Lane, Margaret Neilsen, Shiori Seragaki, Anne Guerrero, Delores Hamlin, Lisa Hagopian, Jill Nishi, Shirley Salido, Second Rovv A Zelma Hunter, Kim Johnson, Sophia Masada, Vickie Atvvell, Jennifer Winenlagn, Tammy Moore, iviaimda vager, gniiiri sousa, Debbie Hemphill, and Laurie Helm' vvere the members of Block BOTTOM RIGHT: The Officers for Block NC vvere: President Vickie Atvvell, Secretary- Treasurer Jennifer Wineman, Vice-President Lisa Hagoplan, and Advisor Mrs. Bass. 63 As soon as school started, FFA members began picking their grapes. They harvested twelve tons of grapes that amounted to Sl,500.00. In October they snowed their livestock at the Fresno and Caruthers Fairs. Seven FFA members sold their heifers with sales totaling to 514,000.00 The FFA members also won the Dairy and Swine Herdsmanship awards at the Fresno Fair and received only blue ribbons at the Caruthers Fair. TOP LEFT: FFA members were: First Row - Advisor lVlr. Lane, Kevin Johansen, Shonda Rau, Steve Netto, Doug Haynes, John lVlltchell, Charles Frlis-Hansen, Dorene lVliller, Kulwant Gill: Second Row f Connie Qualls, Annette Allen, Shelley Callison, Karen Haynes, Patrick Hemphill, Stella Bratton, Advisor lVliss Dutschke: Third Row - Tony Brady, Ted Verwey, Larry Carter, Danny Weaver, Jerry Correla, Scott Vick, Fourth Row - Donald lVliller, Dennis lVliller, Danny Haynes, and Allen Owens. BOTTOM LEFT: The FFA ofhcers were: First Row - Advisor lVlr. Lane, Sentinel Charles Friis-Hansen, President Steve Netto, Reporter Jerry Correia, Second Row - FFA Sweetheart Shonda Rau, Secretary Connie Qualls, Treasurer Karen Haynes, and Vice-President Donald lVliller. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Shonda Rau was the 1978 FFA Sweetheart. FFA harvested grapes W 64 FHA- H E RO competed statewide Caruthers High School's Future Homemakers of America had a very busy and competitive year. FHA built a Hoat for Homecoming and sold pumpkin pies for Thanksgiving. In November they went to the Fall Regional Meeting in Bakersfield and later in the year the State Leadership Meeting in Los Angeles. They also co-sponsored the Christmas Dance. Members of FHA showed their abilities at the Statewide Competitive Requisition Events in April. TOP RIGHT: The FHA officers were: Front Row A Vice-President Beth RichaQ,,Er3.SiQGfit Delores Hamlin, Secretar herFT'Sb'tTi7w Second Row - Historian a ew-lviagafiia, Recreation Leader Sherri Beauchamp, Treasurer Susan Yager, Reporter Tammy Moore, and Advisor Mrs. Lane. BOTTOM RIGHT: FHA members were: Front Row - Delores Hamlin, Tammy Moore, Malinda Yager, Linda Nason, Susan Yager, Sherrijenaualak , Beth Richardg Second Row - S 'erri'fSousa eborah Crow, Angela Lofiin, Ja sHFi'aiEr, Mike Hansen, David Winemang Third Row - Marilyn Wood, Becky Jones, Vickie Puckett, Matthew Magana, Rick Oakley, Robert Waldrop, Debbie Hemphill, Melissa Wooten, Lisa Hagopian, and Monica Miguel. 65 66 Pep Clubisalarge organized group of spirited people vvho helped the pep squad spread school spirit around - campus. The club participated to help promote more spirit at all of the I m ' games and rallies. Pom-Poms were sold at every home game by Pep Club as well as providing a rooting section in the stands. TOP LEFT: Pep Club officers vvere: Treasurer Debbie Hemphil Connie Qualls, and Secretary V erri Sous BOTTOIVI LEFT: lVlrs. Bobble Bass was the Pep Club Advisor. BO'l'lOlVl CENTER LEFT: The members of Pep Club vvere: First Rovv - Shirley Salido, Becky Overstreet, Shelley Havvkins, Ta, ' , eri Beauchamp, Amber Hayes, SQ'rri Scffgahj, Teresa Crandall, Lisa Singh, Norma'Lopez, Karen Barber, Jackie Davis, Second Rovv - Debbie Hemphill, Anna lVlasada, Cindy lVlillard, Delia Lopez, Tammy lVloore, Colleen Baugus, Beth Richard, lVlarilena Taylor, Shiori Seragaki, Margaret Nielsen, Sophia lvlasada, Debbie Hogan, Anna Esteve, Lisa Lane, Joyce Chow, lvlelissa Wooten, Third Row f lVlrs. Bobbie Bass, Connie Qualls, Gladys lVlasada, Brenda Barcellos, Rhonda Patterson, Shelley Sasselli, Zelma Hunter, Kim Johnson, Irene Spain, Valarie Hall, Delores Hamlin, Cheryl Kazmir, Debbie Spencer, Kim Tierce, Jennifer Wineman, Laurie Helm, and Jill Nishi. iw, .... A . . A Spanish Club-M.E.Ch.A. TOR LEFT: The members of Spanish Club - M,E.Ch.A. were: First Row V Margarito Cisnero, Annie Guerrero, Virginia Rodriguez, Alice Sepeda, Janie Guerrero, Janie Medina, Norma Guerrero, Olga Cantu, Esmeralda Lopez, Estela Medina, Gary Romero, Second Row - Narsico Deleon, Cindy Treyino, Jessie Avalos, Lydia Cortez, Tony Dillon, Esmeralda Mendez, Becky Sanchez, lrma Sepeda, Lionel DeLeon, Third Row - Margie Silverio, Alicia Sanchez, Alicia Mendez, Dolores Arias, Rene Lopez, Oralia Lopez, Irma Lopez, Gonzalo Arias, Irene Flores, Sonya Martinez, Linda Reyes, Reynaldo Martinez, Arnold Cantu, John Salinas, Jose Jimenez,and Jose Lopez. changed name. This year the Club started out with the name of Spanish Club but many ofthe members were not happy with that name. So the name M.E.Ch.A. CMovimento Estudiantil chicano de Azltanl was introduced. Some of the members wished to pass the new name and some still refused to convert the original Spanish Club name to M.E.Ch.A. The result was a compromise and the club was called Spanish Club-M.E.Ch.A, Club. BOTTOM RIGHT: The ofhcers of Spanish Club- M.E.Ch,A. were: Advisor Mr, Gottfried, Vice- President Irma Sepeda, Treasurer Gonzalo Arias, President Gary Romero, Assistant Treasurer Estela Medina, Secretary Annie Guerrero, and Reporter Olga Cantu. 67 Activities 4715 fi' Q i 1 z 1 ' WWA ' QM I? Raiders dominated in '78. The annual 1978 Homecoming Week started with Spirit Week. Spirit Week began with Monday, Blue and White day, Tuesday, Celebrity day, Wednesday, Unknown Comic day, and Thursday, 50's day. On Thursday, a rally was held with alot of spirit and when the students gathered downtown for the annual Homecoming Parade. All clubs and classes participated in the parade. The floats were judged during the parade and were announced during the Varsity half-time. The Seniors received first place in the class Hoat division and the Juniors received first place in the class car division. FBLA also received hrst place in the organization division. TOP RIGHT: Seniors clearly dominated Homecoming with their first place Hoat. MIDDLE RIGHT: The Juniors received first place for having the best decorated car. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Margaret Nielsen and Anna Esteve played the roles of Olivia Newton-John and Mae West. BOTTOM RIGHT: FBLA placed first in the organization float division. 69 TOP LEFT: The Pep Squad showed much enthusiasm during the Football Homecoming Parade. MIDDLE LEFT: Student Council was represented by Jon Clark and Lisa Lane. MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: The Homecoming Court consisted of: Freshmen Candidates Gino Magana and Shelley Hawkins, Junior Candidates escort James Moore and Junior Candidate Jennifer Wineman, Homecoming King Matthew Magana and Homecoming Queen Diane Brewer, Sophomore Candidates escort Jerry Correia and Sophomore Candidate Beth Richard. The Student Body President Laurie Helm, crowned the 1978 Homecoming Queen while the crown bearers Lori and Michael Valentine watched. BOTTOM LEFT: Those were just a few of the unknown comics that participated in spirit week. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Matthew Magana and Diane Brewer smiled after being crowned king and queen. f A-2 s 70 Senior royalty dominated Homecoming. The 1978 Homecoming crowning was the festivity of the half-time show during the Caruthers Raiders and Fowler Redcats football game. Matthew Magana and Diane Brewer were crowned the 1978 Homecoming King and Queen. The annual Homecoming Dance that followed the game was sponsored by Lettermen's and Block MCH. , .0 yi ,ffl TOP CENTER RIGHT: The 1978 Football Homecoming Queen was Diane Brewer. TOP RIGHT: Matthew Magana was the Football Homecoming King. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Matthew Magana and Diane Brewer were the 1978 Homecoming King and Queen. MIDDLE RIGHT: The Junior Candidates for the 1978 Football Homecoming ceremonies were Armando Vera and Jennifer Wineman. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Beth Richard and Bert Acevedo were the Sophomore Candidates for Football Homecoming. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Freshmen Candidates were Shelley Hawkins and Gino Magana. Susan Yager was the TOP LEFT: The 1978 Queen's Court consisted of: Debbie Spencer, Denise IVIachado, Norma Guerrero, Queen Susan Yager, Brenda Neighbors, Sally Case, and Crown Bearer Jodi Perry. 72 The 1978 Caruthers District Fair with the theme of HThe Great U.S.A and its Holidays , was ruled by Miss Susan Yager, who represented the Caruthers District. Susan had the outstanding sale of 8,251 tickets. Susan was crowned on October 19, 1978 by lVliss Lyn Shelton, the 1977 Fair Queen. The other Queen Contestants were: Debbie Spencer who represented Raisin City District, Denise Machado who represented Easton District, Norma Guerrero who represented Alvina District, Brenda Neighbors who represented Caruthers District, and Sally Case who represented Riverdale District. The Caruthers District Fair Parade was held on Saturday, October 21. There were many bands, Hoats, horses, and even a few clowns in the parade. r Q Q 4:4 f fc as Q 1978 Caruthers Fair Queen. 3 BOTTOM LEFT: Miss Susan Yager was the 1978 Caruthers District Fair Queen. TOP CENTER RIGHT: Tami Floyd worked hard in the Majorette Ice Cream Booth. TOP RIGHT: David Wineman and Jerry Moore were busy working in the FBLA Publicity Booth. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Lyn Shelton, Vickie I V - ., 5 Atvvell, Diane Brewer, and Jennifer Wineman, went for a wild ride in the Student Council pickup during the Caruthers Parade. MIDDLE RIGHT: Kris Martinusen rode her horse through the Caruthers Parade. BOTTOM RIGHT: Kathy Helm and Larry Carter were busy making hot dogs in the Sophomore Booth. 73 This year the Christmas Dance was cancelled due to the fog, therefore at a later date the Band and FHA4put on the New Year's Dance. Everyone danced to the tunes of Brass Ackwards from 8:00 to 12:00 midnight. The dance had a big turnout everyone seemed to have an enjoyable evening. The New Year's Dance had a big 74 TOP LEFT: The New Year's Dance Queen and King were Trice Auten and Jason Lane. MIDDLE LEFT: Robbie Nielsen and Irene Spain represented the Sophomore Clagg, Candidates were Margaret Nielsen and Kari Ley. MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: The Junior MIDDLE CENTER: Rusty Auten and Debbie Hemphill were the Senior Candidates. tUI'fl out. Homecoming was full of excitement. The 1979 Basketball-Wrestling Homecoming week was full of excitements. Dress-up days during spirit week were: Monday, Funkie Hat and Sock Day, Tuesday, Clown Day, Wednesday, Western Day, Thursday, Funkie T-Shirt Day, and Friday, Blue and White Day. The Basketball-Wrestling Homecoming Court were announced rlgo, - at the rally and again during the Varsity game. Kevin .Johansen and Laurie Helm were crowned King and Queen at the dance sponsored by FBLA after the game. TOP RIGHT: Kevin Johansen and Laurie Helm were the 1979 Basketball-Wrestling Homecoming King and Queen. MIDDLE RIGHT: Karen Barber, Sophia Masada, Jackie Davis, Margaret Nielsen, Lisa Lane, and Ron Dustin displayed their T-Shirts on Funkie T-Shirt Day. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: David Wineman was a mean ol' dude on Western Day. BOTTOM RIGHT: The assembly had everyone's attention. l l 75 fiig TOP LEFT: David Wineman and Gladys Masada were the 1979 Basketball-Wrestling Homecoming Senior Attendants. TOP CENTER LEFT: Jerry Correia and James Salman showed oft their Funkie T-Shirts. MIDDLE LEFT: Alan Douglas and Karen Barber were the 1979 Basketball-Wrestling Homecoming Junior Attendants. MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: Kim Johnson, Shonda Rau, and Kim Claborn clowned around on Clown dress-up day, MIDDLE CENTER: The Sophomore Homecoming Attendants were James Salman and not pictured Ruthann Eberlein. BOTTOM LEFT: The freshmen Homecoming Attendants were Mark Stroud and Brenda Barceilos, Sports - 1 Y 4 1 The Raiders were few but tough The Caruthers High School Varsity Football team were very few in number but well disciplined. Caruthers was coached through a tough West Sierra League schedule for the past school year by the new Head Coach DelSimone. Caruthers was very proud to have had six All-League selections for the past '78 season. The first team All- League selections were: Offensive Tackle Keith Haynes, Offensive Running Back Chuck Ratcliff, Defensive Linebacker Gerardo Romero, and Defensive Back Armando Vera. The second team All- League selections were Defensive 78 Line Rick Oakley, and Defensive Linebacker Keith Haynes. Honorable Mention went to: Offensive Back Armando Vera, Defensive Line BoBo Sanchez, and Defensive Back Steve Netto. Seasonal Record Caruthers Immanuel Caruthers Avenal Caruthers Riverdale Caruthers Dos Palos Caruthers Sierra Caruthers Firebaugh Caruthers Orosi Caruthers Woodlake Caruthers Fowler Caruthers Lindsay TOP CENTER: Keith Haynes was caught sleeping on the side lines. TOP CENTER RIGHT: Steve Netto, Kari Ley, and Gerardo Romero played good defense, TOP RIGHT: The Raiders made a good offensive play. MIDDLE LEFT: The Varsity Football team members were: First Row - Coach DelSimone, Jasprett Sanghera, Rene Guerrero, Kari Ley, Keith Haynes, BoBo Sanchez, Bert Acevedo, Steve Magana, Sal Gonzales, Second Row - Bob Lee, Gerardo Romero, Rick Oakley, Steve Netto, Leo Busch, Mike Villanueva, Chuck Ratcliff, Bryan Newberry, Armando Vera, and Ron Barragan. MIDDLE CENTER: Armando Vera ran with the ball. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: The starting defense line-up was: First Row - Gerardo Romero, Bob Lee, BoBo Sanchez, Rick Oakley, Mike Villanueva, Kari Ley, Second Row - Steve Netto, Armando Vera, Sal Gonzales, Keith Haynes, Bert Acevedo, and Leo Busch. BOTTOM LEFT: The Varsity Football Co- Captain was Chuck Ratcliff, Coach DeISimone, and Co-Captain Steve Netto. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Varsity Football Offense consisted of: First Row - Leo Busch, Bob Lee, Kari Ley, Sal Gonzales, BoBo Sanchez, Keith Haynes, Steve Magana, Second Row - Armando Vera, Gerardo Romero, Steve Netto, and Chuck Ratcliff. 79 TOP LEFT: Chuck Ratcliff was doing cartwheels for the fans. TOP CENTER LEFT: Coach DelSimone was giving some of his original signals. TOP CENTER: Steve Netto ran for a touchdown. MIDDLE LEFT: The Varsity Football team heard quick plans before the game. MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: Caruthers Raiders Football team took a breather. BOTTOM LEFT: The senior strength was represented by: First Row - Bob Lee, Bryan Newberry, Rick Oakley, Mike Villanueva: Second Row - Gerardo Romero, Leo Busch, Steve Netto, and Chuck Ratcliif. 80 5 il l i i l 1 9 1 4 f : :,,, . , iizji iiii , it iii it to , Z'i:, '!i i fe' ge l , v:': M S ,:,,,, - . tt sl . :,. P l Q 5 l 2 Sophomores led the J.V. team. The Caruthers High J.V. Football team was coached through a tough season by two new coaches, Head Coach George Gaus and Assistant Coach Steve Spate. The team was proud of many sophomore standouts on both the oltensive and defensive lines. Leadership and determination led the team through many close games. The league record was two wins, two losses, and one tie. Seasonal R ecord Caruthers 14 Immanuel Caruthers 20 Avenal Caruthers 12 Riverdale Caruthers O Dos Palos Caruthers 20 Sierra Caruthers 6 Firebaugh Caruthers 14 Orosi Caruthers 6 Woodlake Caruthers 50 Fowler Caruthers 20 Lindsay TOP RIGHT: Head Coach for the J.V team was George Gaus and Assistant Coach was Steve Spate. MIDDLE RIGHT: First Row - The statistncians for the J.V. team were: Marianne Barcellos, Tammy Watts, and Laura Loflin. Second Row - The captains for the J.V. team were: Mark Silva, Garvin East, Geronimo Garza, and Arnold Vera. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Blue Raider J.V. Football team consisted of: First Row - Junior Avery, Doug Haynes, Mike Silva, Fred Ramirez, Mario Romero, Gene Hull, Mark Grifin, Fred Valdez, David Shuck, Second Row - Mark Jones, Dan Rodrigues, Gino Magana, Martin Contreras, Mark Silva, Geronimo Garza, Eddie Hamlin, Brent Willis, Third Row - Arnold Vera, Jerry Correia, Randy Nason, Kenny DeArmond, Stephen Cardoza, Garvin East, Terry Hemman, Rico Vasquez, and Scott Vick. 81 l TOP LEFT: The starting offensive line-up for the J.V. team was: First Row - Kenny DeArmond, Stephen Cardoza, Arnold Vera, Brent Willis, Geronimo Garza, Gino Magana, Scott Vick, Second Row - Rico Vasquez, Garvin East, Mark Silva, Terry l-lemman, and Eddie Hamlin. TOP CENTER LEFT: Mark Silva out ran the opponent's defense to gain valuable yardage. TOP MIDDLE LEFT: Mark Silva made a beautiful hand off to Terry Hemman, 82 TOP MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: The J.V. starting defensive unit consisted of: First Row - Garvin East, Arnold Vera, Gino Magana, Randy Nason, Second Rovv - Mario Romero, Rico Vasquez, Terry Hemman, Geronimo Garza, Mark Silva, Scott Vick, and Brent Willis. BOTTOM MIDDLE LEFT: The J.V. team demonstrated t'The thrill of victory! BOTTOM MIDDLE CENTER: The J.V. team was introduced at a pep rally. BOTTOM LEFT: Kenny DeArmond and Eddie Hamlin were unable to assist Scott Vick. f as , '1 - f, -.gels--sg. -,gf-Q, f- ff-E, 'f , N -I- ew-ell-iz:-gases-'IL I- 1 ,L ,Mk , ,Wa ... . ,A ,,,. , k,., ,- .-for , ' -, 'VH' x was f' 3' ..1,. T K, 44 2 'NE'- ,V , -'- . I ,ts-. :- ll -- G l Z2 .. get ,A, ,f G, ..2 ,-L , ., J. -f, ww- , , .1 , ,si R, X ,,,s . l , ,, . lo, I 3 1-2 Varsity took third. The Caruthers High Varsity Volleyball team finished the season with a hard fought 5-5 record, for a third place finish in league. This year Caruthers had three people that received All League honors. They were Vickie Atwell, Zelma Hunter, and Lisa Hagopian. Jennifer Wineman also received an Honorable Mention. TOP MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: The Varsity Volleyball co-captains were Vickie Atwell and Lisa Hagopian. TOP MIDDLE RIGHT: Mrs. Bobbie Bass was the Volleyball Coach. BOTTOM RIGHT: The members of the Varsity Volleyball team were: First Row - Lisa Hagopian, Annie Guerrero, Sderri QoDsa, Shiori Seragakig Second Rovv - Vickie Atwell, Jennifer Wineman, Laurie Helm, Zelma Hunter, and Sophia Masada. lx . f 3 I -mas, gg, I' f' Ag: ? E rw : , ,, T . T 2 ,I I MV, -,Vi 5 , AIV: YSL T 7 ,K , rV n f .,. , A :Ir .A - VF an Q WWW W , A ,. Y f lf'-Y' , V p V ,A V i Vfi' 5 1 A - , A K M, VV:A:Vh QV Lyyyhlz A V ,L., h b it .,,,Q V :ml 5 ,I AV V Q . V 2 W X, In I :AV A A ,A I jg v f , , . L :, . V V . 4, we at ' ' i I i it 5 f lrtiit E T T i f : W 2A. . , : , , ,m, I ' 'fkf 1 gf f-f': i Q.,V : T , i , iiit f iiii ty if ,,, 1,, i T .aw TOP LEFT: Zelrna Hunter spiked one over, while everyone else prepared for the return, TOP CENTER LEFT: Statisticians for the Volleyball team were: Jill Nishi, Debbie Nason, Kim Tierce, and Valarie Hall. MIDDLE LEFT: The Varsity showed off their coverage. MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: Caruthers worked together at getting the ball over the net. BOTTOM LEFT: Zelma Hunter went up to spike, while Vickie Atwell faked. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Jennifer Wineman showed off her spiking ability for the camera, 84 M, The Junior Varsity expanded 5 'Sf Q e e e e c T i s year. Lrr, ' is - VVVV . 1 l s' I Q , ff : if I fc ll Qt I I f I iii? . ' A, 1. ,j g 'I . . .M if 4' JAK ' l. i -'fy I fx 212 V : The Junior Varsity Volleyball team increased this past year with the ddition of the Freshman HC team. They had 1 win and 7 losses and tied with Lindsay for 4th place. MIDDLE RIGHT: The Junior Varlsty team members were: First Row - Teresa Crandall, Trice Auten, Kristy Gee, Kim Johnson, Tammy lVloore: Second Row - Cindy Garcia, Irene Spain, Christine Gonzales, lVlalinda Yager, Marilena Taylor, Shelley Sasselli, and Delores Hamlin. BOTTOIVI CENTER RIGHT: Captain Kristy Gee, Coach lVlrs. Bass, and Captain Kim Johnson were proud of their team. BOTTOM RIGHT: Trice Auten spiked Tammy lVloore's set. 85 Determination led Raiders to Play Offs. :serials wifi- .ir-:IV -. up .ml The Varsity Basketball team LEAGUE linished off the season with a seven win, three loss league record and went to the second round of the Valley Play Offs. First round Play Offs the Raiders were victorious over the Parlier Panthers by a score of 74-58. In the second round Play Offs against the Roosevelt Roughriders the team played with aggression and determination and led the hrst three quarters of the game, but fell behind in the last quarter. The final score was 73-58. The Blue Raiders fought hard and showed a lot of team work proving the Raider spirit never dies. 86 .I I R ECO R D Caruthers Orosi Caruthers Woodlake Caruthers Lindsay Caruthers Fowler Caruthers Firebaugh Cal'utherS Orosi Caruthers Woodlake Caruthers Lindsay Caruthers Fowler Caruthers Firebaugh Caruthers Fowler Caruthers Parlier Caruthers Roosevelt TOP LEFT: The Varsity Basketball team members were: First Row - Terry Hemman, Alan Douglas, Larry Hale, Ruben Torres, Garvin East, Second Row - Steve Potter, Gary Brower, Stan Singh, Mark Zack, and David Wineman. E 5 3 3 1 5 5 ? H MIDDLE LEFT: Co-Captain Stan Singh, Coach George Gaus, and Co-Captain Gary Brower led the hard lighting team, m ..: Abf. . .j ihV I m . . 4 .5 V -. SI 3953? gf- fizzoif , , . . avg- ' if . ,f.,l ,,-1 i,,3Q.,,..,MQ.,5,,. I 77f5 f ifff- ' wx' SEASONAL RECORD Caruthers 47 Washington 54 Caruthers 62 Tranquillity 41 Caruthers 63 King City 55 Caruthers 45 Laton 42 Caruthers 47 Memorial 49 Caruthers 48 Roosevelt 66 Caruthers 43 Kingsburg 70 Caruthers 58 Riverdale 75 Caruthers 86 Parlier 66 Caruthers 54 Lemoore 72 TOP CENTER: Stan Singh tipped it to the Raider Blue. TOP CENTER RIGHT: Alan Douglas dribbled the ball. TOP MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Mark Zack threw a fast pass. TOP RIGHT: The Raider defense proved to be tough. MIDDLE CENTER: Terry Hemman approached the basket with determination. MIDDLE BOTTOM CENTER: David Wineman went up for two, BOTTOM RIGHT: Gary Brower scored. 87 Caruthers Orosi Girls defended their title. MIDDLE LEFT: The girls on the Varsity Basketball team were: First Row - Vickie Atwell, Laurie Helm, Brenda Neighbors, Norma Lopez, Tami Watts, Second Row - Kris Martinusen, Kim Tierce, Zelma Hunter, Ruth Eberlein, Gladys Masada, and Trice Auten. BOTTOM LEFT: Coach Bass and Team Captain Vickie Atwell led the Blue Raiders to victory. All League selections from The Girls Varsity Basketball team Caruthers were: Vickie Atwell first played exceptionally well this past team, Ruth Eberlein second team year with a league record of eight and Bfenda Neighbors received wins and two losses. They retained Honorable Mention. their title as West Sierra League Co- The Blue Raldf-'l'S led 'fheil' Way to Champs with Firebaugh. The girls ViCt0l'Y with an abundance Of also went to the Valley Play-Offs. Conlidence, Spirit, and pride- Seasonal Record Caruthers Washington Caruthers Fresno Caruthers Washington Caruthers Roosevelt Caruthers Tranquillity Caruthers Orosi Caruthers Fowler Caruthers Kerman Caruthers Riverdale Caruthers Parlier Caruthers Lemoore 88 Caruthe rs Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers XX i League Rec55NFdA Woodlake Lindsay Fowler Firebaugh Orosi Woodlake Lindsay Fowler Firebaugh Firebaugh Immanuel Lemoore 'I .Jr pq. -ling 'UQ' df ...nf i P4 .5 3 5 I W gg ,pn 'S rc ' ,MN 'Q 6 TOP CENTER: Laurie Helm got into position as Brenda Neighbors went for two points. TOP CENTER RIGHT: Brenda Neighbors was ready and waiting for Zelma Hunter's pass, TOP RIGHT: Ruth Eberlein shoots for two, with an assist from teammate Zeima Hunter. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Vickie Atweil showed her expertise in a fading jump shot. MIDDLE RIGHT: Brenda Neighbors and Zelma Hunter waited anxiously for Kris Martinusen to set up the play, BOTTOM RIGHT: Vickie Atwell looked onward as Ruth Eberlein stole the bali from a Lindsay player. Fun Filled days will be remembered by the Junior Varsity Basketball team. TOP LEFT: Matthew Hammond and Mark Silva were Co-Captains for the 1978-1979 The 1978-1979 J.V. BaSk6tball season. team, coached by Gabe Munoz, dlsplayed good Spmt and played Wlth team were: First Row - Robert Flores, Mark determination, Stroud, Gene Hull, James Salmon, Balwinder Badhesna, Mark Silva, Second row - Larr The team had many goals to 'each Waldrop, Rick Gonzales, Sharnjit Purewal? and many hours of hard Work Went Carl Brown, Sal Gonzales, Mike Stroud, into 'LhlS laSll yEal S S6aSOll. Matthew Hammond, and Robert Waldrop. MIDDLE LEFT' The Junior Varsity Basketball Seasonal Record Caruthers Washington Caruthers Tranquillity Caruthers Memorial Caruthers Madera Caruthers Riverdale Caruthers Parlier Caruthers Lemoore 90 20 4 Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers Caruthers League Record 22 Orosi 41 Woodlake 30 Lindsay 40 Fowler 52 Firebaugh 29 Orosi 25 Woodlake 42 Lindsay 27 Fowler 30 Firebaugh 38 42 41 49 43 31 34 58 32 53 ,X l 5 W W QA x M ,i fa - All H 4 4, if ,, 195 7. g il 623 : 2.655-' ik 5 . - f i si ' M PM , S., kk L. . 1 'J 6 'K gig ,jg ,Q Ep, i 2 ,, f ? WM 5 Z A 6, A ,pfv-'WM' K 1, . 'fx 4 iwv J' AW' , ,, -M ,JF Q if-iff mx 'xem 411, 1- :HL .QQ Wrestling is a team sport but it is also an individual sport, for the individual it offers a challenging means of developing skill and discipline. In the past Caruthers has had an outstanding wrestling team. The 1978-79 team was no exception. The Varsity was undefeated in league with a 4-O record. This year Caruthers qualified more wrestlers for the Divisional Meet than ever before. At Divisional Don Cortez placed lirst, while Mike Loftis and Armando Vera each placed third in their weight classes. This qualified them to go to the Valley Meet. At Valley Armando Vera and Mike Loftis both came home with a fifth place linish. The wrestlers that completed the season with the best dual match record were: Don Cortez with 23 wins 4 losses and 1 tie, Armando Vera with 22 wins and 5 losses, and Mike Loftis with 21 wins and 5 losses. TOP LEFT: The members ofthe Varsity Wrestling team were: First Row - Armando Vera, Clark Nishikawa, Rusty Auten, Don Cortez, James Spellins, Jg1f.S.Ln.Ql1: Second Row - Coach Paul Sanchez, Chuck Ratcliff, Keith Haynes, Kari Ley, Bert Acevedo, Kevin Johansen, and Mike Loftis. MIDDLE LEFT: The leaders of the Varsity team were: First Row - Co-Captain Armando Vera, Co-Captain Don Cortez, Second Row - Co-Captain Mike Loftis, Coach Paul Sanchez, and Co-Captain Kevin Johansen. Seasonal Record Caruthers Bullard Caruthers Lemoore Caruthers Central Caruthers Kerman Caruthers Laton Caruthers Firebaugh Caruthers Orosi Caruthers Woodlake Caruthers Lindsay Wrestling is a team sport 92 r s 1 ,, siiy I iiii iyy f I s 752 'H is I or VV J an . I .Ay A V'V,, ' 1 L17 ..: b L , ,,i,,, , LLL ,1. ,L,, LLL,, - ,Lfi :AA ' ' .4 , Q X T . I . I T' f 'ff 'T 7 My 'M---f L f . D ,te I Qffii WI,VV Q' is ft T M 22 1 'iL: I I H - I .tii gy Eff - gf ,,,, - -., ,ii ', 'f ri y I t Q I , fvv' -:1 - ' K ' ' wa ,.--,, TOP CENTER RIGHT: The members of the Varsity enthusiastically cheered their team members on. TOP RIGHT: The referee watched, as Keith Haynes gained the advantage over his opponent. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Armando Vera had his hands full with his opponent. MIDDLE RIGHT: Chuck Ratcliff sensed the end was near for his opponent. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Don Cortez displayed some ofthe determination that took him to the State Meet. ,fji 1 93 Th e Junior Varsity Wrestlers were undefeated x 'U' ! , U .2 ,S O ? The Junior Varsity Wrestling team rg this past year was undefeated in J League competition. In Seasonal J standings they had two wins and W three losses. itii il They worked hard together and A, V:,ggy g C V , rlg individually for League Championship. , Seasonal Record i'it Vi s Caruthers 24 Bullard 48 'A' Caruthers 18 Lemoore 42 yygg Wg ifor in Caruthers 51 Central 43 we iii ff Caruthers 57 Kerman 60 yylyy iiii Caruthers 39 Laton 15 tiiiii Caruthers 42 Tranquillity 45 y4oJ,f,iVZ Caruthers 32 Fire baugh 29 ' Caruthers 45 Woodlake 11 iii 5 Caruthers 33 Lindsay 3 TOP LEFT: The J.V. members were: First Row - Danny Weaver, Arnold Cantu, Clifford Ratcliff, Freddy Valdez, Ricky Valdez, Doug Davis, Kurt Stanley, Ray Yslasg Second Row Coach Paul Sanchez, Statistician Jennifer Wineman, Arnold Vera, Brent Willis, Mike Silva, Pat Hemphill, Mike Miranda, Brian Loftis, Robert Villarreal, and Statistician Karen Richard. 94 MIDDLE LEFT: Brent Willis won another wrestling match. MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: Co-Captain Arnold Vera, Coach Paul Sanchez, and Co-Captain Brent Willis infiuenced the team in working hard for the championship. BOTTOM LEFT: Ricky Valdez concentrated on his next move. --.a.,,. Varsity Track had a tough team. The 1979 Varsity Track team had a rough and tough team this past year. Even though they were small and consisted of only seven players, they ran and played hard to make this season a good one. Mr. Mike Duncan was the new track coach. His diligent work was rewarded by having a good track team. TOP CENTER RIGHT: Kari Ley displayed his skills in the discus. TOP RIGHT: Coaching track this past year was Mr. Mike Duncan. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: The track team consisted of: First Row - Gerardo Romero, Garvin East, Terry Hemman: Second Row - Kevin Carais, Mike Villanueva, Gary Brower, and Kari Ley. MIDDLE RIGHT: Gary Brower handed off the baton to Garvin East who then ran for the Finish. 95 J.V. Track worked diligently The Junior Varsity Track team worked diligently this past year. The team had a slight disadvantage, they were small in number, but large in determination. With this determination the team was able to reach the high goals they set for themselves. TOP LEFT: The J.V. team participants were: Clifford Ratcliff, Sharnjit Purewal, Garvin East, Terry Hemman, Raymond Tucker, and Mark Griffin. MIDDLE LEFT: Sharnjit Purewal and Clifford Ratclilf practiced passing the baton. MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: Sharnjit Purewal, Clifford Ratclifif, and Terry Hemman sprinted for the win. BOTTOM LEFT: Garvin East showed his talent in the shot put event. BOTTOM CENTER: Raymond Tucker got ready to release the discus. 96 i viii: L 'gems Girls Track had good days. ' r K . ..,. , I. From the beginning of the Girls Track season the track team had a 'Y wugxei lot of good potential. They started out with many athletes and each one had their own goals to reach and W 'Was Qz. s, Wet citis S .K 1 .. t,.. I . .c-- 'Z .. A -- t ,I may . I Q IR i sisct Q srssc s strive for. ' Mrs. Bass the P.E. teacher and Girls Basketball coach was the new Gils Track coach. e?t.? '1 TOP CENTER RIGHT: Zelma Hunter leaped to victory. TOP RIGHT: Kim McCraw practiced throwing the discus. MIDDLE RIGHT: Kim Johnson, Sherri Sousa, Tammy Moore, and Zelma Hunter knew that it would take team work to win the relay competition. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Girls Track team this past year consisted of: First Row - Trice Auten, Lisa Collier, Sandy Stephens, Tammy Watts, Shelly Wallace, Second Row - Christy Lopez, Kim McCraw, Sherri Sousa, Kim Johnson, Tammy Moore, Teresa Caraisg Third Row - Mrs. Bass, Amber Hayes, Brenda Barcellos, Zelma Hunter, Kim Claborn, Leslie Oxford, and Malinda Yager. 97 Hustle was the key. The Caruthers Blue Raider Varsity Baseball team proved to be contenders for the 1979 West Sierra League title. Mr. DelSimone, coaching the team for his second year, had plenty of talent to build on. The six returning lettermen, all of whom were Seniors, were: Rusty Auten, Chuck Ratcliff, Curtis Miyake, Mike Flores, Anthony Cardoza, and Danny Cook. Joe Flores, the All-league selection from Fowler in 1978, was an important addition to the team. The team also had eight players come up to the Varsity team from last year's championship J.V. team. Mr. DelSimone stated that the team's strong points were pitching depth and constant hustle. 98 TOP LEFT: The Varsity Baseball team Vera. consisted of: First Row - Mike Miranda, Mike Stroud, Matthew Hammond, Anthony MIDDLE LEFT: Returning Varsity Seniors Cardoza, Steve Magana, Scott Vick, Keith WCY61 Fil'Sf ROW - Danny COOK, AHUWOUY Haynes, Chuck Ratcliff, Coach DelSimone, Cardoza, Chuck Ratcliff, Second Row - Mike Second Row - Armando Vera, Bobo Sanchez, Flores, Rusty Auten, and Curtis Miyake. The Mike Flores, Joe Flores, Sal Gonzales, Danny coach was Mr. DelSimone. Cook, Rusty Auten, Curtis Miyake, and Arnold TOP CENTER RIGHT: Curtis Miyake and Anthony Cardoza got in some batting practice before the game. TOP RIGHT: Danny Cook waited for the Hy ball while Mike Flores acted as a back-up. TOP MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Rusty Auten made a diving lunge for the base as Armando Vera and Sal Gonzales' pickle closed in on him. TOP MIDDLE RIGHT: Bobo Sanchez displayed his catching technique. BOTTOM MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: The team enthusiastically congratulated Keith Haynes as he ran in another home run, BOTTOM MIDDLE RIGHT: Chuck Ratcliff was warming up before the game. BOTTOM RIGHT: Coach DelSimone was shouting encouragement to the players. 99 Junior Varsity defended league championship With just a few returners the Caruthers Junior Varsity Baseball team defended the previous year's West Sierra League Championship. Under the guidance of the new coach, Gabe Munoz, the enthusiasm of the freshmen, and the experience of returners like Jerry Carreia, Garvin East, Mark Silva, and Rico Vasquez, the Junior Varsity team displayed the skills and sportsmanship it takes to have a winning season. TOP LEFT: The members of the Junior Varsity Baseball team were: First Row - Martin Contreras, Ray Gomez, Robert Flores, Mark Stroud, Werner Bekeschus, Second Row - Steve Hume, Eugene Hull, Jerry Correia, Mark Silva, Gino Magana, Arnold Cantu, Third Row - Coach Munoz, Mark Jones, Mike Silva, Randy Nason, Rico Vasquez, Larry Waldrop, Dan Rodriques, Fourth Row - Jesus Tolentino, William White, and Junior Garza. BOTTOM LEFT: Co-Captain Robert Flores, Coach Munoz, and Co-Captain Rico Vasquez lead the team through another memorable season. 100 ti Y. s V- , -A mi E I s f Mim e I ' I-,Q It' W '-Pfrr-. 'v v- . , E. Sw' 1 w- ww , ' '35 ff-wah' 'f, f Xia-'5':.w.w., , -J 'Q ff:-at I ,ff .. 'T ' . A' r ,-'- f1 ':--:f f'f' 1--fy -mf-2----Lf. ' --'f : ,. ' -a ti smffl tsf. ', ,., ' s . f 'e.1ei1'x., 'fi' 'ff' yup. fi -at V N a v- i f I ,. I yt V ein , , V m l G i t ' if 'W' 12'-H, M, e ,wua A , ., ' va s e: - ' W af , I , .. W, 5 'exf t I - ,I ., T , F , .-,nv gf:w,,u N, t -for ,-fq2ef:c.g,f,' ,.,, -.- ,gfwi 3:11 E554f:?i5fi'gr3jtii5:.' 'u w 1' vi i' 1 - 2- H i n : T?'J?'25f , ,, ,I . I ' f- K Q2 W 1 . .4-Q A, -,Q,,, if-.,,. ' . if- ,w,,. , S ..f -f sm 4 may sz, ,. wp, 'wwe M f4:'1.ff:,. .49 .W-, .V 3+ wwkf- , ' ,.,,,,,y-,,,:,.h..fs ,-, , ., ,,,L,f,5,.W,. f-, ,sen . ,,,, ff.. . f f' .vm zmffmf. 1 ,-ie, .A H I ' i?:fFf' fiirfeh ' H -E ' :Ewa .Q A- : I f ?'f-ff liimdf g ' . 4' ' , ' ' , ,E W, . T TOP CENTER RIGHT: Ray Gomez showed off his pitching technique, TOP RIGHT: Mike Silva and Jerry Correia got in some batting practice before the game. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Mark Silva displayed correct sliding form. MIDDLE RIGHT: Catcher Rico Vasquez threw down to second base. BOTTOM RIGHT: Coach Munoz and the team confidently watched the opposing team warm up, 101 Tennis received a new coach. This year the Gilrs Varsity were out to defend their divisional title for the third straight year. The Boys were also strong contenders this year. They were out to regain their league title after losing it to Lindsay in 1978. MIDDLE LEFT: Captain Lisa Hagopian and Coach Larry Federico led the Varsity team. BOTTOM LEFT: The members of the 1979 Varsity Tennis team were: First Row - Kim Claborn, Shonda Rau, Shirley Salido, Margaret Nielsen, Lisa Lane, Second Row - James Salmon, Anna Masada, Lisa Hagopian, Gladys Masada, and Reynaldo Vallejo. Ai-pf' 102 5 1 ' ' ' ' ' f . W .M - ' y - Q - ,h' .W ,. I I - ' ' ' ' ' ' ff, .,.. ,, pw X . , . , , L H , I - V I ' t ' - . , , Q 'af 1 .,,-H.. , f t MA. l I. Y. W ' 4 .. , K , W, O 'H 2.63 '., z -, '- 5.23, - ,, . W' , W1-4 Vw. 4 ,tlt,M i Ie '+l ytyy gy Q y , Q ' ' ' 1- . 'Vg - I ai I Q 4.5- ,W ' ' flank-v..a.:.v-Maru. MM-, W ' -, ' ' fl - X 'Ji . 'Ss TOP CENTER RIGHT: Matthew Magana put the ball away with his hard hitting backhand. TOP RIGHT: Vickie Atwell went down low for a volley, while Shirley Salido prepared for the return. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Lisa Hagopian followed into the court after hitting another double-fault. MIDDLE RIGHT: Shirley Salido kept her eye on the ball as she prepared to unleash her powerful forehand. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Reynaldo Vallejo concentrated on getting his First serve ln. 103 The J.V.'s worked on technique. 'f ,L WW? .4- The Caruthers J.V. Tennis team began the season under the supervision of the new Tennis Coach Larry Federico. The team consisted of two Juniors, hve Sophomores, and five Freshmen. The J.V.'s worked hard on their techniques and strategy, striving towards Varsity standards. TOP LEFT: The nembers of the Junior Varsity Tennis team were: First Row - John Nlitchell, Doug Davis, Joyce Chow, Teresa Crandall, Arturo Salinas, Kristen lVlcNew, Second Row - Coach Fed ' o, Joann Hull, Jeannine Rodari, Anna Esteve, Patrick Hemphill, and Jonathan Clark. BOTTOM LEFT: The Tennis Coach was Larry Federico, 2 JAM: 104 Spirit united the pep squads. 62 M if ,iMi2iS'fg55'f Ui The Cheerleaders, Pep Girls, and Wrestlerettes worked hard to plan entertaining and spirited rallies. Their enthusiasm helped support the Blue Raider teams in all the sporting events. Many long hours of dedicated practice, spirit, and ability was obvious in their cheering. TOP RIGHT: The Pep Squad consisted of: First Rovv - Karen Barber, Kim Johnson, Debbie Hemphill, Second Row - Shonda Rau, Sherri Sousa, Kim Claborn, Third Rovv - Teresa Crandall, and Fourth Row - Jackie Davis. MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: The Wrestlerettes gave an enthusiastic jump after their cheer. MIDDLE RIGHT: The Wrestlerettes for the 1978-79 season were: Top - Co-Head Beth Richard, Middle - Lisa Singh, Becky Overstreet, Brenda Barcellos, Cindy Millard, Diane Barragan, and Bottom - Co-Head Sherri Beauchamp. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Pep Girl Kim Johnson supervised Seniors David Wineman and Tim Ash during one of the vvild games played at a tally. 105 fi ff TOP LEFT: Dressed as Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs for Spirit Week were: First Row - Kim Claborn, Susan Hawkins, Se,con,d.,R:ow - Jackie Davis, Karen Barber,CSh'er'ri Sousa,,l- Debbie Hemphill, Shonda Rau, Kim Johnson, and Teresa Crandall. TOP CENTER LEFT: The Cheerleaders for 1978-79 were: First Row -V Karen Barber, Teresa Crandall, Sl'dgfrri'S-fgusag Second Row - Debbie Hemphill, and Thir Row - Head Jackie Davis. TOP MIDDLE LEFT: Karen Barber boogied on back to her seat, as Debbie Hemphill nonchalantly followed. TOPMIDDLE CENTER: Jackie Davis and cjlferri SouAs,a?seemed to be totally absorbed in the action ofthe game. MIDDLE BOTTOM LEFT: The Pep Squad, Kim Claborn, Kim Johnson, Jackie Davis, Teresa Cra,nd.all',fQQebbi.e Hemphill, Karen Barber, Qfherrl Sousayand Shonda Rau, were showing hey reallvwhad it together. BOTTOM LEFT: The Pep Girls consisted of: Shonda Rau, Co-Head Kim Johnson, and Co- Head Kim Claborn, 106 z g 1 J Y '- N ,. w , , X . fu. , Z WC , w jg x ma y W ,i Qfw 1 4,,,,,. ,, , ,, .-L, 2 , , 1 .,g H gm , M: ,, ff I 1 4 f Z li ' if l A , We 'E' , A S' 5, , M E gg , Z 3 1 : L ? 1 4 Staff gm JY ar : ' -I z' W. -181211, f, . ff-ypgzs --'f:',. , .. .af gfizvf-1 4 ' Axim iw' Z' WXff-' ' Yf,, 1fg,5s22w :4:-M gf M 5,4-1, , wer I 'W ' iii fgfasw? ZW-.A:frs,r4 ,: S , A5 K 1.-1,-'giihrr gg'--f . Q 13, - if M, gff-.-2-WK ' v . ',f24. ' FW' 'Q , 1 givffws, .' F-hr-.ffl W ,fax ,Q , g M . L, M K, Y ,I l ., A i. Q x x , xyil I ' f '53 5? 1, 5 Zlhl 10 7 The Administration made some changes. :DISH pugrggzxzmmunmwdmnmsa wi., The Administration made some changes this past year. lVlr. Donald Zimkowski became Superintendent- Principal and his Secretary, lVlrs. Corene Rank was a new addition to the staff, Also, lVlrs. Shirley White made the change from Ofhce Secretary to Accountant Secretary. The Administration showed outstanding cooperation dealing with the school and the community. MIDDLE LEFT: lVlr. Donald Zimkowski was the Superintendent-Principal with lVlrs. Corene r Rank as his Secretary. lVlrs, Shirley White worked hard as Accountant Secretary. M X BOTTOM LEFT: The Board of Trustees were: lVlrs. Velma Barber, President Mr, James Hill, lVIr. David W. Hall II, and Clerk lVlr. Tom S helto n. A, s 108 TOP RIGHT: Mrs. Mickey King was the CounseIor's Secretary. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Office Secretary was Mrs. Pat Barcellos. MIDDLE RIGHT: Miss Paula Martinez, Mrs. Donna Silva, and Mrs. Rosalie Martinez were teachers' aides this past year. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Mr. James Kasparian was the Vice-Principal, BOTTOM RIGHT: The Student Counseior was Mr. Don Golladay, 'wi-QT N'--1-bl Faculty had new additions. TOP LEFT: Mrs. Dale Barackman taught in the English Department. TOP CENTER RIGHT: Miss Arlene Dutscke taught in the Agricultural Department. TOP RIGHT: Mr. Nick Eliopulos taught Continuation and Study Hall. MIDDLE LEFT: Mrs. Bobbie Bass taught Co- Ed Physical Education. She vvas the coach of the Girls Volleyball, Basketball, and Track teams, and advisor for Block UC , Pep Club, and the Pep Squad. MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: Mr. Gary DelSimone taught in the Science Department and coached the Varsity Football and Baseball teams. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: Mr. George Gaus taught US. History and Orientation, and was the Freshman Class advisor. He coached the J.V. Football team, and Varsity Boys Basketball team. MIDDLE RIGHT: Mr. James Gottfried taught Spanish, Language, and Reading Skills. He was very active as the Spanish Club-M.E.Ch.A. advisor. Joining the faculty at Caruthers High School this past year was Mrs. Bobbie Bass, as Coach of girls sports and physical education. Also, Mr. Michael Quinn joined the English Department. The faculty devoted their time and patience to the students and their organizations, classes, and activities. f . 110 fu-1 'fT,:v ' ,I l I - xl fl .S Nc T BOTTOM LEFT: Mr. Mike Duncan taught the Learning Handicapped classes. He also coached the Boys Track teams. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Mr, John Dunlap taught Accounting and Typing. BOTTOM CENTER RIGHT: Mr. Donald Horton taught Arts and Crafts. BOTTOM RIGHT: Mrs. Carol Jeweil taught in the English Department. She was also active as an advisor for CSF and Pep Ciub. 111 TOP LEFT: Mr. Loren Kegel taught in the Math Department and was the Junior Varsity Baseball Coach. TOP CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Diane Lane was the Home Economics teacher and advisor of the Sophomore Class and FHA. MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Robert Lane was head of the Agriculture Department and the FFA Advisor, BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Sherian Lyles served as head ofthe Business Education Department and advisor for FBLA, BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Mr. Ronald Mason was head of the Math Department. 112 l i ,..-...-v , yn .I A i 'wqvfi ' ,I A , TOP CENTER RIGHT: lVlr, Michael Quinn taught in the English Department and also taught lVlath Skills. TOP RIGHT: lVlr. Paul Rothe taught in the Social Science Department, Debate, and was the Junior Class Advisor. MIDDLE CENTER RIGHT: lVlr. Paul Sanchez had a busy year teaching lVlath Skills, Co-Ed Physical Education, General Business, and Driver's Training vvhile he served as the Wrestling Coach and the Senior Class Advisor. lVllDDLE RIGHT: lVlr, Dan Sousa taught Orientation, Co-Ed Physical Education, and Driver's Training. Wwawau f ,,,,, M , ,::,::,, W. ,,1l,,,, f .WWW I,,,,, I If V' BOTTOM RIGHT: lVlr. George Tlndall served as head ofthe Science Department, taught British Literature, and was an advisor for the Senior Class and Chess Club, 113 I ,A 5 TOP LEFT: Mr. Alton Wamhof was the Advanced Band Director, MIDDLE LEFT: Mr. Randall Wasson was the instructor of Introduction to Social Studies and Reading Skills. MIDDLE CENTER LEFT: Mr. Robert Wedgewortn was the Mill Cabinet and Wood 1 Shop teacher. f Reading Skills teacher. BOTTOM CENTER LEFT: Mrs. Carole Berg was the librarian. .- 5 X Nirirkfk- 114 BOTTOM LEFT: Mrs. Imelda Lowe was the ' ,ff X. The Classihed Staff helped to remember the good old days. One of the things that will be remembered this past year is all the work that was done by the Cooks, Custodians, and the Bus Drivers. They were there to provide hot lunches, transportation, and to keep the school running. TOP RIGHT: The Cooks of CUHS were Mrs, Thelma Morrison and Mrs, Marie Phillips. MIDDLE RIGHT: The Bus Drivers were: Mr. Kenneth Hanneman, Mrs. Caldene Brown, Mrs. Darlene Yager, and Mr. Andrew Morales. BOTTOM RIGHT: The Custodians were: Miss Karen Babb, Mrs. Ena Hager, Mr. Edward Borrego, Mr. T.W. Riggs, Mr. Kenneth Hanneman, Mr. Andrew Morales, and Mr. William Pelley. 115 Advertisements Q awsmfffmcf D y Y L e 1 E f General Contractor Car Phone License No. 344293 237-1119 Car 6152 Russell Crawford Construction Custom Homes 13092 S Henderson Caruthers CA 93609 s 64 3126 Taco Corral Shakes 15 Flavors Freezes Highway 43 and Nebraska iAt the stop sign? 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A M3 W-----1,111-6 A aaaa, - eeee 1, aaseseae, by ' Liz ' Ph 23 - , Laton Co-Op Gin Vie-Del Winery uWhere ginning is an art and service is a pIeasure Manager Ken Bundy 4502 E Mt Wmtney Congratulations Class of 79 3 C0-UP 9 11903 South Chestnut Ave Ao Oouff at Nebraska Laton California Ph0He 834 2525 Phone 923 4943 IVionmouth California Watson Ag Chemical Incorporation NH3 Dry Liquid Insecticides Custom Vineyard 8t Cotton Spraying 12667 So Elm Caruthers Phone COfEceD 864 3551 Phone Jerry Watson ilVIgrD 864 8631 Valley Nitrogen Producers of Fertilizers 122 Telephone Bus 209 864 3226 Res 209 864 3505 Swanson Fahrney Ford Sales Total Transportation Center Rent A Car Leasing Fleet and Individual Leases Tailored To Your Needs Rent By The Day Week or lVlonth lVlost lVlaior Credit Cards Honored 3105 Highland 896 Hopwood Realty Insurance 4121 James Y Hopvvood 2222 VV Tahoe Realtor Caruthers CA 93609 Photography In This Annual By Nlaxwell Studio 415 Blackstone Fresno Serving The Fresno Area With Fine Photography Since 1896 Caruthers Lions Club Easton Fall Festival Q 3 Caruthers Fair Association Local Toy Pile Student Speaker Contest Lions Flag Day Eye Foundation Donate Eye Glasses Sponsor Explorer Post lVlothers Day Pancake Breakfast Honor lVlother Of The Year Serve Lions Youth Exchange Program Donate S500 In Scholarships Contribute To Athletic And Other Academic Programs Help Distribute Food Baskets To Needy Families At Christmas Fireworks Sale Contribute To Youth Programs Constructed Kaiser lVlemorial Fountain Erected City Entrance Signs gg mg Liberty Chevrolet Phones 3175 Highland Ave 84 Hwy 99 Selma 396 3293 Fresno 834 5325 Kay S Kltchen Atkinson 5 Oen6AlVl 730PlVl Grant Burger Breakfgsrtnlgtunch 'SL Steam or Shampoo Method Carpet Cleanlng 82 Janltorlal Servlce Food To Go OI' Eat Residential Cleaning Waxlng Wlndovv Washlng Here Phone 268 3632 Frostles 5753 So Walnut P O Box 808 Ernle Atklnson Fresno CA Phone 864 8872 Chlnese Food 222OW Tahoe Caruthers CA Frl Sat Sun TONS Cocktall Lounge Percy Landon Owner Formerly Day 84 Nlte Lunch Caruthers CA Phone 864 9994 1 ' I I p . . - z . . 4 ' E ' Daily Specims Office Maintenance-Construction Cleaning . on 4 A lm S .x I In 32' QNX' xi :Wi Congratulatlons to the Graduatlng Class of 79 Wlnter Abajlan Well Drlllmg Dependable Servlce Since 1920 John Schrack Anthony Presto Jam Schrack Incense 21346380 Specialists In Reverse Rotary Drulllng Over 9600 Wells Drilled vvlth All Formations Carefully Recorded Call 896 3045 I We Develop and Drlll with Alr lm 1 ll 'J - We lvlanufacutre Our Own Caslngs K !td?A 1 'Eli' A Gravel Pack or Open Bottom ?-r ll ali N I 891 s Golden stare Blvd HJN6 CV' Selma Callfornla 1922 E Front St 1924 E Front St Selma California Hoover Eureka Vacuum Cleaners XJ , Selma TV Center -w 'Xkw 'K Admiral Quasar Televisions Phone 896 1360 Ruby Norris John Howard Proprietors Toggery IVI Keller 84 Co Hardlngs Furniture Co 1940 East Front Street Selma Caln' 93662 phone 896 2228 2033 Second St 1427 Draper Selma Klngsburg l-lovvard ay Featuring lvlerchandlse by Glorla Rodney Lev: Prime Tlme Ernle Duck Artle Pierre Cardun Country Roads :Og I 1 I 4. 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'N La' Dino's Bakery uSweetest Shop In Town 2430 lVlcCall Phone 896-2042 Selma, California Tanlguchl Farm Supply 213 W Coneyo Ave Caruthers CA Booster s Club Congratulatlons to the Class of 79 President Stan Sllva Vlce President John Barcellos Secretary Dave Harder Treasurer Rick Stanley . - - , X l' glllllmf V ,y X xx U lpiljgs lff .1 ,- .. . --5 K Aff' Qi' fl' A H , x4 1 1 'S 5 A 34: f' ' cy 1 7 ,- ,f U' ' 6 , Q g ff ' Z o 7 ' , V, 1 f, -1 .lf T71 ,I 9 lx X Q .- . I . ff 1' 1- lx. 1 . V, wr. VI, , ff ,. .,. 25.4 ' S' 5 M ' - ' . l l lv .ll I 'X ,Ir 'sg ' Q 'xl . I- . ,In . ,l .XE X C . V f . 'i xlx' 'f , xl . , gx :X X f. A9 .X 2 K fkf-. , . - A -O 2 X - . ' D 0 2 ' tl' ' L , ,- : N-' 126 IVI r. G's Country Store Open 8-7 Daily Best Wishes Class of '79 Caruthers Riverdale California 127 lVloyer Chemical Company Agricultural Insecticides, Herbicides, Fungicides, And Spray Big Rentals Phone 485 0114 3490 So Maple Fresno Calif Rm Cooper Insurance Good Luck Class of 79 from KYNO and Rock 96 Agency For All Your Insurance Needs You R ndependenf Insurance AGENT IS! Cecil C Cooper Ken Cooper 5722 South Elm Phone 268 8813 Fresno Calif X X I I I ssnvks vou Fmsr , . Harry Tutunjian V ff ,f- 8, Sons 5 Western Spray Growers, Packers, Shippers Chemical Corporation Office 834-5386 Radio Dispatch 486-6470 - Car 5401, 5116, Or 5350 Harry 439-1499 2699 E Manning Karnie 435-1341 Fresno CA 93725 Bob 237 4426 Producers Caruthers Gin Custom Air and Gm Your Cotton With Us Dusting Ground Apphcatmn Seeding Steve Wyrick Manager Spraying Fertllizing 11841 So Henderson wit View and West Caruthers California PO Box 37 Caruthers CA Phone 864 3005 Caruthers Dry Goods 2337 West Tahoe Caruthers California 864 3052 M awww 'E Owners Congratulations to David 84 Velma Barber the Class of 79 I . . . . . I I . . I - - 1 1 ' hmwmt . I mx z f V 4- , M , A'-7fu,,...,,,,Mr .. , A ,s,, l.,, W A .g K ,.,V AQmef scan '1 f tw. 1 1 Q' it wx X My 1 , , National Bank 1 A if My K ' I 1 29 Hamllton s Hlghvvay 41 at lvlanmng Ave Just North of Our Old Store Store Hours Daily 7 O0 to 8 OO Bug Potato Market M 6047 So Elm Fresno Callfornla d 7 oo t 7 oo Sun ay O 226 5904 J 2623 Clemenceau Phone 864 8580 1: Caruthers CA 93609 Haur Deslgnmg by lvllckey Reynolds RK and Redken Styllng for men and women Herff Jones School Services Publlshers ofthe 1979 La Puerta For the Flnest ln recognltlon awards, class rlngs, graduatlon announcements, I TATO 3 F and S W lVlarket Fred and Sam mm Groceries lVleats Vegetables Drugs Lockers Phone 864 3181 2334 W Tahoe Caruthers and yearbooks 4936 N Cedar Fresno, Callfornla 93726 Phone 224 4363 ' : Z: N. ' A A 2 I m 1 Y' Y 'W L, ' - T-1 s-Z 1 3 Good Earth Farms Inc Speclallzlng IH Yams and Sweet Potatoes We ve Gone Underground Nw. -...WNNNM s m-. The Best of Everything to the Class of IVIartln Hagoplan 2246 East Conejo Fresno Cahfornua I X X I f l . f K' N E ' xx K '-N.. I ' 7 9 1 31 Sevan Restaurant - Cocktails-Dining Room Henryls Trucklng Cofifee Shop-Banquet Facilities Dinner Special 55.95 GeVle aI H5UIlVl9 Arthur Serimian Selma Hel'lryA GUl'llUl'ld Ovvnerfmanager 93662 Owner Phone 896 6363 14815 S Elm Caruthers CA Phone 864 3595 2795 Floral Ave Good Luck Class of 79 Compliments of on Buick Olds Pontiac 84 GMC in Selma Highway 99 at First St Phone 896 1865 Phil s Alliance Service Where Service 8C Friendliness is not a Stranger Henderson and Tahoe emo ml Tires Wheels Winston Western Firestone Keystone Goodyear Good Luck Class of 79 6 I l I I ' 7 1 E Dualn Hamlln Ins Amerlcan National Bank General Insurance Dualn Hamm lVlelvln E Harris Broker and Agent Vlce President Manager Debbie Black Agent Caruthers Branch 2224 W Tahoe Caruthers CA 93609 2357 West Tahoe Caruthers Telephone 864 3276 Fresno JOHN DEERE JOHN DEERE IVIorrls Brothers Dalry 2457 E Clarkson , 864 8332 ilk Nl 5 nM7i tlllll 5 X, KX 896 0941 0 Selma Callfornna Drunk Producers IVluIk 2892 E Jensen Branch Store p O BOX 2513 21350 S Lassen Congratulations Graduates of 1979 Phone 486 8020 Phone 884 2425 Fresno CA Flve Points CA l Inc. A I ' llll A '- 4-Val .t M llllllllll. 'qrfi'-'jl'x ' 1: 'wiv' .l dsgsllllllllllll l Of K .Lf Gy ,.l, ff 'ox - - ll ,lll A x 'I 1 Eg' Z. Q ..,,,,....., Arif X'.Gl 'viii' - L , is 5 A l - - 133 ! Nv xx All x ' , T A X' K9 'X Xxjx, O Basque Y - R Xi, 'INR-. 'K K , ix xi is V Vigy Q xi Og O , .ifi Q aging - E,4-9005 Q, French Bakery X9 f X Aw gg , 5 , 3 N2 V-Q. fig ,X 2606 Kern st. dwx R ff X XQQX I X Xi XFresn0, Calif. 93721 el Xi VO iv n eu a I lg X . X . S J 5 pi-X tx KX Fresh Daily ,W - r.4: figurrvxhe Inc N f ix DXNENXY. Genuine Sour Dough XJ ix . XX i 5 French Bread and Rolls N ' ' N 1 ij Walk-in Trade Invited fix' 7NQ2?X PI9te HOl'Tle j W ., 'X' w ' hers - it 1 1 K QL i N V UVVH5 i tw, we also cater to jg? I Parties - Organizations - Clubs tffober nif'Q' 735 E- mgi Restaurants - lVlarkets amest i resno, Owners fi 93728 Frank and lVlary Pedefious Ni Owners Telephone 268-7088 iviicheim x Phone 485-9700 Phone 1235313 Res' Phone 2556131 The Original Radial Steel Cord Tire ' Valley Tire Co. Yturr' Hotel Distributor Basque Michelin ,,X,, Tires Lunches and Dinners Expert Truck Tire Recapping Banquet Facilities Clarence Tavares 2856 E. Jensen Cocktail Lounge Res' Ph' 233-6003 Fresggggg Frank and RoseAnna 2546 Kern St. Sanchez Fresno, Calif. 134 Xl, f Harold Masada NXXU M ff Judy Masada in 1 1 452455. s..,ai?S.'r,:-dsx 5 W f Royal Jewelers Joe L Campos Harvesting Co Inc Fresno Calif Royal Service Diamonds Watches Pearls Repalrs 1 45 911 F Street Carutners Callf 93609 PIWOFIE C2095 864 3770 Whirlwind Car Wash Joe Rebella Phone 225 N H Street 264 1564 Fresno Calf Clevenger Nlercantlle General Electric Appllance Palnts, Plumbing P O Box 97 Phone 864 3019 Carutners, Callf 3 A ,Mx f - XX 'fff - we ' fm - ry, v ii g , - 4 -- 'Z ,ff '. 'QQQIQ T 'fx' , 1: 53. tm. 1 -f s XL ..,. X . h . A - ESQ, 5 12:12 X l If . , . . 266- 8 ., . , . .. 4 ' - , E . :gi , , 1' ' ' if il . ' ' A 135 Hall The Peppers Sophia Masada Margaret Nlelsen Llsa Lane Anna Esteve Here s To The Class Of 79 Household Repalrs Alterations s Fgl 5 5 9 lon Wollla O 9 'A Q .F Vulture Garbage Service ft. EQ l Debbie Hogan Joyce Chow Gayle Jensen Shonda Rau W Caruthers Ave P O Box 485 . Caruthers Callfornla 9 0 864 3100 41 136 Vyalt' ' 't hop , ' U, . QL. B! do ' ' at a I, o TE Ca h .1 - I E ' ' S 5 Q M6 'ig S ' lee .-- P b' , .. - 4 El E - Q - f A - P . 5 ' Q! N 0 ra , X , US Ea I rg p N 2 Y U 1 0 on - D 4 l O, , p pp tg ., 1 L - 1 S, s e K Q4 Q ' P ' -.-D P e8 L ' 'pw I .. er p 9 C to , ,A ' I D 9 , ' 1 , pi ' , A . , 0 Q A nl 9 Bud 8g Dan's Elliott IVlfg. Company Repair gt Custom Casters-Conveyors- Hand Industrial Supplies Machine Shop Facilities Trucks Farming 2664 S. Cherry Ph. 233-6235 Caruthers Lumber EUMBER C0- Ralph 84 Kevin Gallaher - iss , Congratftilrlatlons 2318 Tahoe HEQE mai Ofeqg Caruthers, California 3 Ph. 864-3652 2213 W. Superior 864-3644 Congratulations to the Class of '79 PEPSI .-.h......-. Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company W Fresno-Tulare-lVlerced-lVlodesto' Caruthers Bakery Sweetest Place In Town Cookies Donuts Cake Decorating 13364 So Henderson 864 8846 Caruthers CA Caruthers Pump and Repair Shop Charles Barber Owner Congratulations Class of 79 We Feature FLOWAY Phone 864 3019 P O Box 515 Residence 864 8815 Caruthers, CA If . 1--11-:: V 'L A ' I I and C 4 ,,-A 1 Q C E t .1 V . ,:gzzi' ' Q ':,, C 8 1 38 Rx Nix X-A. x xx., X CX X X X Qi Congratulatlons E Q31 fbx Blue Raiders of 79 fx 5- E KM Q-Xfxxw 'hs 'NX YF, NX, Kennys Crop Dusting Xa: Spraying Seeding Fertllazlng Proprietor N f f Ken Lane NW 'HAPPY P O Box 293 Carutners Phone 864 3388 QL -- .- Hx ,s . , so -V 8 x, 'we 'Ns NN '-'sw-,, .Q , ,jfilm-U xg-Y K S -ev. X if Q-hair, N Nfl--- my ax we P R' .P r-xv N V X 'X-X11-, 'iq-X PM c QT' 'X . stil- Q' ' Q F 'N' L Y , '- q Qs r x .Q f 0, -A? Lx if A 5 xg, f . 1 X AX .Xu V X x . ,X 7 xx fx- ' BX-X ,,, , ' - X, Q? .X e xx +59 ., A . X XX . f. 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Tahoe, Caruthers, CA 93609 Caruthers Variety Store lVlcCalls Patterns Yardage Jewelry 6 pit yyiyyt , y if sf ' V51 ,iV' gg W, I Zi'ii ' , I if ,V ' 4' 1 W ,iz S 8, Y 9 3 School Supplies Yarn 13368 So. Henderson Caruthers, CA 864-8730 141 Easton Drug P O Box 271 13360 S Henderson Jay 0 Eaton MQ 1 7' SURA Cosmetics Personal Prescription Service Gifts Sundrnes Veterlnary Supplles RICIC Conard Post Ofhce Phone and PG 84 E Bulls lVlon Fru 8 30 7 OO Sat 9 OO 6 OO Closed Sundays Caruthers Calif 93609 Phone 364 3235 5796 So Elm Ave Easton Callfornla 264 2965 For Lunch Dinner or Banquets Youll be with Friends Antonio 84 Jessie Zalba Justo 81 Marsha Saragueta The M10 Flne Food 84 Cocktails Van Ness 8L Belmont For Reservations Fresno, CA Call 93728 266 8354 . W mm Q' W uni o.E4, 4 0 6 t ll! 3 2 r 4, 'ff ' so Congratulations Seniors 1979 Carl VV. lVlc:Cravv Oil Company Diesel - Gasoline - Lube Oils S g C th d the great West Side 86 4404 H Ph 864 4332 20760 lVlalsbary Chapel Warren R. Williams Funeral Director 867-4451 Riverdale Funeral Riverdale Drug llPrescription Specialistf' P.O. Box 157 Phone 867-3013 Riverdale California Riverdale Printing 3532 Henson Evelyn Dutra Phone: 867-3764 Riverdale California Leonard Dutra Dorn s Gas Inc Complete Propane Service Since 1942 and Gifts 20995 lVlalsbary Riverdale CA 93656 C2095 8 67-4555 Riverdale Floral 1 4-0 NlcLeod Ford, Inc. 3415 West lVlt. Whitney Riverdale, California Thunderbird - Galaxy - Fairlane Falcon - Mustang Carl T. lVlcLeod Business Phone 867-3549 Fresno Phone 864-8804 Brown Feed an Seed Inc X-4-no .,: S., XR Po. Box 176 864-8701 867-3558 , . i I ,sa , A X I I llll C1 i -Q x X I J V 3131 vv. ivit. Whitney Phone: 867-3505 Sherril Street I Riverdale, CA 93656 864-8805 P.O. Box 458 Riverdale, CA 4 Q s-227 QDQSNT, , 5 i YOU Qiiid Nici! 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