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DEDICATION Thirtx' five vezirs zign Ceres Uninn Hilfh Sehonl ffrztduztted its first seninr elziss of fifteen students. It wits . . 6 A Il hnnihle lieginning for our sehnnl hut, :is si wise man sztid, HQ'l'C2lt things have smztll heginningsf' On June 5, 1047, Ceres High Sehool held its thirty fifth enmineneement exercise with eighty-nine sen- iors grzttltlrttiiig. We dediezite this issue nf the t'Cerez1l to the thirty-five grztduziting classes whieh exemplify that spirit nf pioneership that has prevailed in our school from its beginning. I, W l ? M17 Wu T You can fool some of the people some of the time But you can't fool all of the people all of the time. Autographs CR Z s ' -ff' xl , f' fx' , , w f A X Xiff DONAI D MA HO UIS UNQULSIQ A BEQUEST- Q a,,XNNO'I' BE GIVEN. ' NIIISI' BE ACHIEVED. ar ,, I Superintenclent's Message Dear Seniors: Education is a journey, not a destination. Always we are enroute. It is this thought I would like to leave with you, and I hope you will cherish and rememher it in the years to come. We regret to see you leave us. We wish you happiness and success as you emhark upon the sea of lite and find your places in this great world of work. It is gratifying' to know that many of you plan to go on to a university, and we feel sure that you will make a record for scholarship which will reflect credit upon Ceres Union High School. I wish to take this opportunity to thank all of you for your loyalty and devotion that you have given to the school and to me this year. f ' Cordially yours, Dr. N. E. Koshell, Superintendent. Mr. Theodore Olson, Mr. Leo Folettcr, Mr. Hugh Ccvcmcxugh, Mr, Lloyd Parks, President cmd Mr. Iudson Lewis Board of Trustees 'Nw' cv, 41 l .. - FACULTY There are times when the mirth of others only saddens us, especially the mirth of children with high spirits that jar our own quiet mood. f 'N, ter Qin 3'v'f 'N 15 S-C' 5? we l ,fr il :Om TQ' TWU' Anna Stewart Bertron Stevenson Robert Graham Harry Lake Vaughn Brown Sue Stevens Iulia Chipponeri Pauline Pyle Irma Schroeter Fleming Haas Henry Muceus Dick Davey Hubert Stenfort Carmen Wilson Wayne Yoakum Wayne Hansen Harold Bartlett Lewis Fleckenstein - 1. Mr. Baldwin, Mrs, Baldwin, Mr. Myers, Mr. Sneed Maintenance Staff f A 1 if ,Z , ,J wd fl ' Q 345 .iffy-if,-,, . Mn X .5 xx W f--1 nn .ill ,, ,H i,..i..i.-- .' P Z g J M 3..l. 'NX 259 .ll.lXxff.2 5, kk XX N Z, 'NN - xx W KAL X than to rust out Autographs A Q GM I xx M LX Y Q A W QM m ffm NC 'X fy ,CJ X17 gf, if ff ,. J ' X L7 S X NTARGARE T MANN SENIOR OFFICERS Norman Forming, Bob Siiiiiiions, Natalie Foletto, Bill Wishon, Georgia Angelou, Richard Bowen, Audrey Bcildridge, Bill Melccill Class of '47 .luiie 5, IUI7 ai dzly tu i'ememIiei'! fill thztt dzty Ceres lligli Seliuul held its tliirty-fiftli emiinieiice ment exercise. Ninety pwud :uid suiiieyyliait ,Q'l'2llClllll seiiiui'sm:u'el1ed duyvu the ziisles to the strztiiis ut' l,UllllW :uid Cii'eust:mee :uid received with eager hauids that lung ziyyxuted piece of sheepskin. Suineliuyy' the fiiiir ye:u's spent :it C. Il. S. went hy just zi little tim syvititly. The freslimzui yezu' yyzis um nt zldlustment, lmth seliiwlzistiedlly' :uid siieizilly. The liilqliliglit fit' the yezu' yyzis the Freslimzui Siipliu1iiui'e Re eeptiun. As siipliuiiimes we spuiisiwetl the Fmsli-Siipli Reception. lu IQ'CllCI'2ll we were liegiuiiiiig A 'X : tu like p ut in extrzi-eui'rieul:u' zietivities. A elziss talent :issemhly was .dsu presented. Ah,the iuniui' year, the yezu' tu relax! Relzix with five solids :uid iii hezivy schedules, niiire thzui iiui sh.ue ul exti L euiiieulu ' 5 ' ' 1 -' z ' zietivites. The lmys this yezu' turned nut iii reemd numbers fm' zithleties. The zuiiiuiil iuiiim' play Home Was Never Like This, rt mystery in three nets, yy: successfully presented hy Il 'QTHLIP of inexperienced hut eztpzihl' :ieturs l'rei'u'iii1r the lunior- W ' ' J i. . 1. A . Seiuui lmm was at tremendous juli, but its sueeess made it wurtli-wliile. 1 study! Yet we entered, despite At l.1st? With tlivqnity, nolrilitr, xtntl 21 little self-eonseiousness we enteretl the proud portals of C. H. S. zrs rrrlglrty seniors. We were tleterinrnetl to have fun, yet get in those lztst few eretlits for Qllltlulltltlll :tntl eollege entrztnee. This Night Beware, rt nlystery eonletly, wzts presented :rs the ztnnuztl senior plrry. The 'Senior Dinner wrrs heltl :rt the lil lilrohzrr' while on t'lDiteh lJ:r.x ' we went to l'he Uhl llezlrst lirtnehu :tt Itlegrszr t ll till. Yes, lhzlt tllpltlllhl is yours, senior-yours to keep! Those lonr yezrrs nt Ceres lligh :rre yours :tlso to keep in nrernory lorever. Next year we will not he hzlek, strrrnge isn't it? Strzrnqe, sinee for tour years, C. H. S. hats heen our whole lite. Now our life is our own, :mtl somehow we tlon't seem to wzlnt it. tkres llrgh hits given ns something' in lite whieh we ezln only repay hy sueeesslul living. 1' Y S 5 iii' ' il- ,... 1... 334-11- 'EZ-t' GEORGIA ANGELOS Charm, like beautys' goddess' Transferred from Chicago 3 C. S. F. 3-45 Triple Trio 3 Glee Club 35 Chorus 4 Candle Bearer 3 Christmas Program 3-4 Senior Tea Com. 3 Barker Staff 45 Cereal Staff 3 Prom Committee 3 Class Officer 4 LVELYN BACON A merry heart goes all the way Transferred from Modesto 3 G. A, A. 4 Basketball lntra-murals 3-4 Chorus 45 Glee Club 3 Christmas Play 3-4 Senior Tea Com. 3 Usherette 3 Spring Concert 3-4 Barker Staff 4 AUDREY BA LDRIDGE As faith, sublime Class Officer 2-45 Glee Club 4 Christmas Play l Barker Staff 4 Basketball lntra-murals 2-3-4 G. A. A. 45 Pep Club 4 Spring Concert 3-4 Majorette 3 Rally Committee l-.2-3 Yell Leader 35 lunior Booth 3 GLEN BEARDEN Amiable as the surface of parchment Transferred from Modesto 4 F. F. A. 4 lULIAN BENTHALL Big as life, and twice as natur- al Basketball 2-3-4 Football 2-3-4 lnterclass track 4 Block C 3-4 Stage Crew 3-4 WANDA BLANKENSHIP A friend as true as guardian angels are Transferred from Ada High School 4 Senior Play 45 C. S. F. 4 Science Club 45 Chorus 4 Christmas Play 4 Cereal Staff 45 Stage Crew 4 Spring Concert 4 Pep Club 4 TERESA BOLLAKIS Serene as a star in a bright mist Glee Club l Barker Staff 3 Basketball lntra-murals 3-4 G. A. A, 3-4 Iunior Booth 3 RICHARD BOWEN For he's a jolly good fellow Football 2-3-4 Baseball 2-3-4 Track 2-3-4 Chorus 2-3-4 Stage Crew 4 Christmas Play 4 Block C 4 Class Officer 4 RUBY BRUMLEY Her smile is like sunshine in a shady place Rally Committee l-2-3 Pep Squad 45 G. A. A. 3-4 Yell Leader 3: Majorette 3 Class Officer 2-3 Girls' League Ex. 4 Girls' Glee 2-35 Chorus 4 Basketball lntra-murals l-2-3-4 Barker Staff 4 Christmas Play 3-4 Spring Concert 3-4 EVELYN CAULKINS Her eyes were deeper than the depth of waters stilled at even day Spring Corncert l-2-3 Band l-2-3 4 Christmas Play l-2-3 Girls' Glee l-2-35 Usherette 3-4 Basketball lntra-murals 2-3-4 G. A. A, 3-4 Basketball Play Day 4 ANGIE CHIPPONERI 'Nlischievous as a kitten G. A. A. 4 Basketball Intra-murals 2-3 Chorus 2-4 Usherette 3 Spring Concert 3 Barker Staff 3 MAHCELLINE THOMPSON l'The gentle mind for aentle deeds is known Girls' Glee 4 Christmas Play 4 Chorus 4 BILLIE CHRISMAN 'Her eyes are like the statues- mild, grave and wide Student Council 3-4 Class Officer l-2-3 Girls' Glee I-35 C.S,F, l-2-3-4 Life member C. S. F, Iunior Playg Christmas Play l-3 Barker Staff 4 Basketball Intra-murals 2-3-4 G. A. A. 3-45 Pep Club 4 Spring Concert l-3 Science Club 3-45 Maiorette 3-4 C. S. F. Officer 3 DONALD CLARK 'Sincere as a puppy dog F, F. A. 2-3-4 BETH COX A As sweet as a violet Class Officer l-3 Girls' Glee l-35 Chorus 2-3-4 Christmas Play l-2-3 Barker Staff 3 Basketball Intra-murals 2-3-4 Girls' League EX. 2-3-4 Spring Concert l-2-3 l 1 BETTY CUMMINGS Shy as a fawn Usherette 4 Red Cross 4 BILLY CUMIRIINGS Napoleon was a little man Band 3-4 TONY CUSENZA Allured all hearts, as ocean lured the land Transferred from Monterey 4 Football 4 Track 4 Basketball 4 Intra-mural Track 4 Science Club 4 CHESTER DeVORE f'To a young heart, everything is fun Football 3-4 Baseball 3 Basketball 2 Rally Committee 2-3-4 Class Officer 4 Intro-mural sports l-2-3 AHLENE ELLIOTT Her face was as beautiful aa: though the rays of Paradise were there. Christmas Play 4 Senior Play 4 Chorus 4 BEVERLY ESTLING A voice, low and lovely as the summer music ol a brook Transferred from Turlock 3 Girls' Glee 3-45 Chorus 4 Triple Trio 3-4 Prom Committee 4 Spring Concert 3-4 Barker Stall 4 BARBARA FERGUSON Sereniy calm as :summer even- ings CST. lp Radio Program l Science Club 3 Iunicr Play Barker Stall 3-4 Girls' League Ex 4 Cfhristmas Play 3 Top Squad 45 G.A.A, 3-4 I-JATALIE FOLETTA 'lller cheek ol beauty blushes like a rosebud in the rain Girls' Glee 4 Spring Concert 4 Christmas Play 4 Rally Committee l-2 Class Officer l-4 Senior Tea Committee 3 Junior Play MARY GARRETT Genial as sunshine Chorus 4 Spring Concert 4 IOSEPHINE GIDDENS Active as light G. A. A. Ex. 4 lntra-mural Sports 3-4 Chorus 2 Barker Stall 4 Pep Club Girls' League Ex. 4 NORMAN GLEAVES Smiles as all the world were his Football 4 Baseball 4 Basketball Mgr, 4 Block C Ex. 3 Block C 2-3-4 Student Council 4 F. F. A. l-2-3-4 lf. B. GOWAN The mildest manners with the bravest mind Football Mgr. 4 HELEN GRAHAM A happy smile goes all the way Translerred from Modesto 4 ALAN HALL 'iljeatures are as calm as marble Orchestra l-2-3 Christmas Play l-3 F. F. A. Z-3 Spring Concert 2-3 DOHEEN HAM Dainty as Dresden China Band l-2-3-4 Girls' Glee l-2-3 Orchestra l-2-3-4 Spring Concert l-2-3-4 lunior Playg Senior Play Cereal Stall 4 C.S F. l-2-3-4 Life Member C. S. F. Girls' State 3 Student Council 4 MARY ANN HANNAH 'Beaming like stars Student Council 4 Girls' League Ex. 3 Yell Leader 45 G. A. A. 3-4 lntra-mural Sports 3-4 Iunior Playg Pep Club 4 Spring Concert 2 Girls' Glee l-2g Chorus 2-3-4 Christmas Play 3 Barker Statl 3 GWENNETH l-lAI5'l'lNGiS As quiet as dreaming trees Translerred from Arkansas City High 3 Girls' Glee 3 Spring Concert 3-4 Chorus 4 Christmas Party 4 Usherette 4 l-HLDRED HAYES 'iQuiet as a moonbeamw Basketball lntra-murals 2 Senior Tea Committee 3 Usherette 4 Fashion Show l-3 NADYNE HERNDON As winning as the Queen of love Trarisierred trom Modesto 2 Drum Major 2-3-4 Glee Club 2-35 Chorus 4 Band 2-3-4, Orchestra 4 Cereal Staff 4 Christmas Play 3 C, S. F. 3-4 Spring Concert 2-3-4 Basketball lntra-murals 2 BETTE HERVEY Rejoicing like a cloud ot morn Transferred lroiii Longfellow Ir. High 2 Girls' Glee 3 Christmas Play 3 G. A. A. 4 Spring Concert 3 Usherette 3-4 Rally Committee LOIS HERVEY Goodness, like the sun enlight- ens all Transferred from Longfellow Ir. High 2 Girls' Glee 3 Spring Concert 3 Usherette 3-4 Basketball intra-murals 4 Christmas Play 3 C,IlARL.l.IS HOBBY Speaks to coriluzso, like :speech by age o'ertakerx Band 3: Orchestra 2-4 Block C 2-3-4 Senior Play 4 Football 2 Track 2-3-4 Spring Concert 2-3-4 'traak lnt-a-murals 2-3-4 C. S. F. 2-4 HOWARD HUGHES A smile which cheered-like the breaking day Football 2-3-4 Baseball l-2-3-4 Basketball l-2-3-4 Block C Ex 3 ANITA IVEY Noiseless as night's sweet shade ERNESTINE IAYNES Sweet souled as a dove Transferred from Modesto 3 Usherette 4 Christmas Play 3 Barker Stall 4 Basketball lntra-murals 3-4 Pep Club 4 1 HALLIE IEAN KENNER Like the moon is she, that can- not shine alone Rally Committee 2-3-4 Prom Committee 3 Christmas Play 4 Senior Play Barker Staff 4 Usherette 3-4 Librarian 4 EILLIE KILLMER Smiles more sweet than flow- ers Transferred from Modesto 3 Class Officer 3 Band 4 Girls' Glee 4 Pep Club 4 Fashion Show 3 lfLMA LANE UDear as a fairy lable Band lg Orchestra 3-4 Girls' Glee 2-3-4 Chorus 3-4 Rally Committee 4 Spring Concert 4 Christmas Play 23--1 Uashcrette 4 ORVILLE LEAR A priceless treasure is a temper mild EEA. 3-4 lnterclass Track 3-4 LVELYN LOGAN l'Merry as song birds Spring Concert l-2-3-4 Band l-2-35 Girls' Glee l-2-3 Chorus 4 G. A, A. 4 Christmas Play l-2-3-4 Senior Tea Committee 3 Basketball lntra-murals 3-4 DALE LYON Theres power behind him Christmas Play 1-3 Orchestra l-2-45 Band l-2 Stage Crew 3 Football l-2g Tennis l-2-3-4 Block HC 2-3-4 Spring Concert l-2 Basketball l-2-4 MARGARET MANN Alive as a vision of life can be Science Club 3-4 Stage Make-up 4g Usherette 3 Ral.y Committee 2-3 Basketball Intra-murals 2-3-4 Pep Squad 4g G. A. A. 3-4 Barker Staff 4 Candle Bearer 3 BlLL METCALF Hold the fort--l'm coming! Football 2-3-4 Class Officer 4 Chorus 2-3-4 Christmas Play 4 LEE MILLER Happy as a prince Transferred from Corona High School 3 Stage Crew 3-4 C. S. F. 3-4 Music and Dramatics Asst. 4 Rally Committee 4 HELEN MORRIS Cheerful as the lively morn Transferred from Ada High School 4 Usherette 4 Librarian 4 Ffa SUE MUNDAY She is delicate and fair as the rnoonilght Girls' Giee l-Z-3-4, Chorus 3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Spring Concert 3-4 Christmas Play 3-4 MARILYN MCBRIDE Busy as a beaver Class Officer 2 Basketball lntra-murals l-2-3-4 G. A. A. 45 Pep Club 4 Girls' League Ex. 2 Bally Committee 2-3 Science Club 3 DEE MCCARTER Calm as deep rivers Senior Play Librarian 4 DEEANNA McCARTER As musical as a meadowlarku Band 3-4g Orchestra 4 Senior Playg Christmas Play 4 Barker Staff 3-4 Basketball Intra-murals 3-4 G. A. A. 3-4 Spring Concert 3-4 Drum and Bugle 3 Stage Crew 4 GALE MCKINSEY Eyes like the sumrner's light blue sky Rally Committee l-2 Chorus 4 Stage Crew l-2-3 ALBERT MCOUARY His face beams like a pearl with light Transferred from Berkeley 3 Senior Play lunior Play Christmas Play 3-4 Stage Crew 3-4 Prom Committee 3 ll-JIOGENE NICKELSEN l-ter voice is ever soft, low and gentle Spring Corvert l-2-3-4 Orchestra 2g Chorus 4 Gir's' Glee l-2-3-4 Christmas Play l-2-3-4 Student Council 3-4 Usherette 3 Cereal Staff 35 C.S.E. 2 Senior Tea Committee 2-3 LUELLA OVERTON Agree as angels do above Transferred from Modesto 4 NORMAN PERSING Musical as rain-dorps on the roof Transferred from Coguille l Football 4g Science Club 3-4 Cereal Staff 4g Block C 4 Student Body Officer 4 Class Officer 3-4 Senior Play Christmas Play 4 Basketball 3-4 Orchestra 2-4g Band l-2-3-4 VERNON PETERS Virtue is indeed its own re- ward Transferred from Dumas High School 3 MAXINE RAYMOND Ioyous as the song Girls' l..eague Ex. 2 Class Officer 3 Girls' Glee 3-4 Christmas Play 3-4 Spring Concert 3-4 Yell Leader 3 Basketball lntra-murals 2-3-4 G. A. A, 3-45 Pep Club 4 Barker Staff 4 LOYCE ROBERTS Beautiful as a remembered line of poetry Girls' Glee 4 Chorus 4 Christmas Play 4 BIQNNY ROBINSON Open as a book lnterclass Track 3 Class Officer 2-3 Chorus 2-45 Christmas Play 4 lntra-mural Basketball 2 Football 3-4 Basketball 3 Track lg Tennis 2-4 BETTY IO RODGERS Happy as a wave that dances on the sea Transferred from Modesto 4 ANGELO RUTZAKIS Attracts as the moon does the sea Football 4 Baseball 4 Chorus 2-3-4 of a Wren IACK SADLER A face as open as day Band l-2-3-4 Orchestra l-2 Christmas Play 3-4 Chorus 4 Spring Concert 2-3-4 HM SANDERS Great as a lord Student Body President 4 Baseball l-2-3-4 Track 2-3-45 Football 2 lunior Play5 Senior Play Block C Ex, 4 Block C 2-3-4 Class Officer 2-3 Student Council 2-3-4 Boys' State 3 MARGARET SCHMALIOHA Open as a smile Transferred from Modesto Chorus 4 Vivid as a photograph Transferred from Richman Class Officer 3-4 Student Body Officer 4 Band 3-45 Orchestra 3-4 Basketball 4 Track 4 fg ' BOB SIMMONS 1 Ji 19 it ' I rl we N VELMA SIMMS Modest as the dove Spring Concert l-3-4 C. S, F. l-2-3-4 Girls' Glee l-35 Chorus 4 Science Club 3-4 Science Club Ex. 4 Girls' League Ex. 4 Cereal Staff 45 Senior Pla Christmas Play 3-4 MARVIN SMITH Quiet as the hush of evening Band 3-4 Orchestra 3-4 Spring Concert 3-4 MARION SMITH Natural as daylight Orchestra 2-3-4 Band l-2-3-45 Chorus 3-4 Christmas Play 4 Spring Concert 2-3-4 BILL SODEN Happy as a prince Football I-2-3-4 Basketball l-2-3-4 'Tennis 2-3-45 Baseball l Iunior Playp Chorus 2 Cereal Staff 4 Science Club 3-4 Class Officer l-2-3 Spring Concert 2 MARIANNE TAYLOR She is as pretty as Springtime Transferred lrorn Modesto 4 LOREATA TODD A tin maid not tall Y V , But large at heart, that's all Rand 35 Girls' Glee 1-2 Chorus 2 C. S. F. 2-3: G. A. A. 4 Pep Club 4 Spring Concert l-2-3 MILDRED TUCKER Beautiful as a fairy-palace Yell Leader 4 Barker Staff 3 Girls' Glee l-35 Chorus 2-3 4 Iunior Play 3 Girls' League Ex. 35 G.A.A 3 4 Christmas Play I-2-3 Spring Concert I-2-3 Senior Tea Committee 3 LLOYD TURNER A man of strength Chorus 2-4 Christmas Play 3 FFA. lg Football l-2-3-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4g Track 2 3 4 Block C 2-3-4 Baseball l-2 Navy 4 REBA VANDERPOOL Beaming as the surnmer's morn Student Council 3 G. A. A. 3-4 Chorus 2-3-45 Girls' Glee Girls' League Ex. 3-4 Spring Concert l-2-3-4 Christmas Play I-2-3-4 BOB ESTEP Active as quicksilveru Transferred from Mt. View 2 Rally Committee 3 Iunior Play Barker Staff 3-4 PAUL. WARDA Quick as a flash Transferred from San Fran cisco 3 Football 3-4g Track 3-4 Block C 3-4 Chorus 3 Boys' Welfare Ex. BILL WISHON Vigorous as fire Student Body President 4 Class Officer I-2-3-4 Football I-2-3-4 Baseball I-2-3f4g Track 3-4 Basketball Manager 4 Rloclc 'AC' ZV3-4 Flock HC Ex. 4 Rays' Welfare Ex 4 Chorus: 2-3-4g CI'1ri:1tma:s Play 4 MARIE WIGT Cheerful as the birds Orchestra 2-3-4g Girls' Glec I Barker Staff 3 Basketball Intra-murals I-273-4 G A. A. 3,45 Pep Club 4 Spring Concert I-2-3-4 SENIORS NOT PICTURED IIUTII RIQRRY RUTH PINGREE BRISCOII GEORGE HUGHES HOWARD KILLMER VIRGINIA NICHOLSON IOSEPHINE WARD CHARLES WILSON TONY MIRANDA ED WISHON Aspire-:s aaa a flame Boys' Glee I Rally Committee I-2 Stage Crew I-2-4 Senior Play C S, E 3-45 Cereal Sta 'I'he iuiiini' elaiss erin lizirtlly renieinher the tlziy they enterett high selinnl .is wezik-kneetl freshmen. For now they can hnltl their own with ziiiymie Qwith the possihle exception nt' the seniorsj. The success of the junior class this year is nnt only hzisetl on the en-opeivititm of the students, hut also upon the guittzinee :intl :ihility nf the lzieulty ztttvisnrs, Mr. Stenfort, Mr. lirown, Mrs. Wilson, :intl Mrs. Stevens. ' ln :ithleties much enthusi.tsm :intl pep wits shown hy lmth the lwys :intl girls. The girls were proud of the filet that they won the interelziss hziskethzill grime, :init they certainly tlitt their shzire in helping' to win the Stzinislzius County Bzlsketliztll eliiiiiipioiisliip. Then ezime the interelztss trziek meet with the junior lmys winning first plriee. lt would he inipossihlle to for- get their outstzintting pzntieipzitinn in fnothzill, hziskethzill, liiisehzill, :intl trziek. l i IST SEMESTER OFFICERS Ierry Sparling, Pat Echols, Guy Troedson, Colleen Lamb, Hoyt Vanderpool. CLASS JUNIOR GIRLS TOP ROW: Ruth Lewis, Darlene Reeves, Ianice McKenzie, Colleen Lamb, La Moyne lohnson, Iva Stewert. Lee, Norma Lane. THIRD ROWt Francis Ballon, Bernice Clegg, Wanda Red, Goldie Pennington, Rosanna Pellegrino, Gwyneth SECOND ROW: Inez Spurlock, Doris Reynolds, Billie Hinton, Wanda Holland, Anna Ward, Eleanor Riberio, Lillie Schmidt, Vivian Iones, Bernice Vierra, Barbara Newkirk, Bessie Kocher, Betty Andrade, lanice Met- calt, Louise' Inglet, Gwyn Roland, Barbara Guinn, Alvaniece Lewis, Norma McGar. FIRST ROW' Betty Bearden, Charlene Christian, Violet Berg, Toni Bollakis, Goldie Shugart, Mildred Gardner, Rita Shugart, Wanda Graham, Patty Echols, Ethlyn Keyes, Helen Nutter, Alice Miranda. Frzuieisco Nzitioiizil Livestoek Show. the :tiinuzil lizirn tlaince spoiisoretl liy the juniors. tieii tlilent wits lirouglit into tlie open. very exciting' prom. First semester ot'lieei's were: llresitlent, .lerry Spur Guy Troedzson, lanice McKenzie, Warren Foletta, Rob Umm, kmes Hgmen Marquis Kumi l.:unlig 'l'i'ezisui'ei', lloyt V:mtlei'poolg Class Represeiitzttive, l':it Eeliollsg Yell l,e:uter, Roy Pippen. Seeontl semester officers were: Presitleiit, Guy Troetl- soiig Yiee ltresitlent, VVJll'l'Cll Folettag Seeretziry, Marquis tilineg 'l're:1sui'er, .lzimes Hzmsong Clztss Representzltive, lioli lbeziwerg Yell l.ezitlei', .lzmiee McKenzie. OF '48 iiuisioia Bows TOP ROW: Fred Yori, Bob Kenner, David Wiltlong, Clarence lanes, Wayne Hayes, Don Morrow, Dean Hurst, Hoyt Vanderpool, loe Scates. FOURTH ROW: Warren Foletta, Ezra Boone, Lewis Deckert, Kenneth Seastead, Carlton Dick, Lloyd Parker, David Chaffee, Marquis Kline, Larry Iohnson. THIRD ROW: Ierry Sparling, Grant Abrahamson, lames Braclcett, larnes Payne, Burton Pierce, Rudy Davis, Iohn Mann, Eldon Billings. SECOND ROW: Guy Troedson, Bob Deaver, George Ruggerio, Gene Taylor, Ralph Ellington, Kenneth Adams, Bob Martin, Phillip Vierra. FIRST ROW: Alden Atwell, Reuben Martinez, Don Mc Kiernan, lohn Silveira, Bob Carroll, Wallace Seratt, Herbert McBride, Iames Hanson. - im. V-4 'lilie elziss was :ilso proud of two of their boys, Phillip Yierrxt :intl .lolm Silveirzi, who won honors :tt the Silll llizit Keno' party lieltl in Mzircli was none other than 'Wlizit at life was their ziiinuul plaiy, :mtl more hid- llit seniors were very proud of the zmnu.1l lizmquet given in tlieir lionoi' ln' the iuniors :lt the Hotel Covell in - Modesto. After the lizmquet the juniors were host :it zi 2nd SEMESTER OFFICERS , .. . , ,. . . ' ling, Xiee Presitleiit, Cin' lroetlsong Seeretziry, Colleen 'l'he sophisticated sophomores hegsin their second XCIII' ot' high school with zi deterniinzition to hecome mighty iuniors. It soon hecznne evident that they would rezich their gozil :is they were well represented on the honor roll throughout the yezir. The sophomores were proud of the fzrct that their own Sztmmic Mctlutcheon won the zlnnuzil 'tsiizin' con- test for the Cereal. Mzrrthzi Howztrd :ilso took first pl..ce in the Cereal sziles contest, which proves that these little men :ind women rezilly get around. .lztek Dewey :ind Perry Fzrrl were outst:rndin ' in F F A work :is they won honors zrt the Szin Francisco Nzitionzil Livestock Show. More hidden tzllcnt was discovered when the sophs pre- IST SEMESTER OFFICERS lda Pingree, Rosie Borges, Anita O'Bryan, Frankie sented an zissenihly in the torm ot zi rzidio program for Roberts, mired Donovan' the Student Body. Always ready for greztt things, the sophs decided on ai swimming pzlrty, :md :L splashing good time was lllltl hy all. CLASS SOPHOMORE GIRLS TOP ROW: Leona Cusenza, Lelia Metcalf, Betty Iennings, Colleene Grandstaft, Florence Stanctiter, Betty lo Reynolds, Sue Adkins, Betty Brophy, Doris Reynolds, Lynette Wood, Dovie Murray, Cloclell Murray, THIRD ROW: Anita Fontana, lrene Borges, Gail Dabbs, Barbara Looney, Leona Prohaska, Patsy Betten- court, Betty Spurlock, lean Martin, Ioanna Howard, Rosie Reis, Anita O'Bryan, Emily Norman, Dixie Starr. SECOND ROW: Ida Pingree, Betty Brumley, Violet Ellington, Helen Funatsu, Wilma Chisum, Suzanne Iohnson, Pat Michaud, Ioann Elson, Darlene Rand, Martha Wigt, Bette Starns, Betty Wenger. FIRST ROW: Iuanita Atwell, Rosie Borges, La Vonne Hope, Betty Leach, Martha Howard, loan lngwerson, Elva Todd, Lenora Crawford, Dorothy Gray, loline Keener, Shirley Roberts, Norma Hemphill, Mary Ellen Gleaves. -Q' will t'urg'et Howzirti lleziver iii trziek? . . A sports. First semester officers were: l'resittent Al lboiiiivziii 1 ' lihrgesg Class Represent.itive, Aiiitzi U'l5i'x'vziiig Yell l,e:ut ZND SEMESTER OFFICERS , , ,. er, lti.1 l ingree. Betty Brumley, lda Pingree, Betty Starns, Bud Bald' Hoge' Harold Logan' Secoiiti semester officers were: Presitteiit, ltlai l'iiig'ree Vice l'resident,- Chzirles B:iltti'itlgeg Secretzii'y-trezisurei' Betty Stzirns, Class ltepresentxitive, Betty lirumleyg Yell Leander, Hziroltt Logan. All power to th elziss of Fit? :is they eimtiiiue their journey on the matt of life! OF '49 St JPHOMQ JRE BUYS TOP ROW: Frankie Roberts, Van Hickman, Dale Hilliker, limmy Fukui, Ray Burmaster, Lawrence Graves, Charles Grayson, Ben Amaral, Alvin Daniels, Albert Vasconcellos, Gene Simms, Dave Headley, Leroy Nickelson, Perry Earl. THIRD ROW: Ierry Keyes, Fred Killian, Howard Deaver, lim Atkinson, Willis Scott, Ronald Miller, Cliliord Lawrence, Glen Dickey, Donald Dewey, Paul Shults, Richard McBride, I. C. Turnbull, Eugene Wallis, Rich- ard lones, Charles Marko, Vincent I-laaie, George Pallios, lohn Peterson, Samrnie McCutcheon, Harold Schmidt, Garland Thomas. FIRST ROW: Tommy Marks, Gene Benton, limrny Tobin, Bud Balclridge, Bill Graves, Bob Wright, Wesley Roland, Richard Erickson. 'I'heir zithletie reeurtt for this term shiiweti tlizit tliew pzirticipzitett in itll sports. Al Duiiuvziii helti the spurtliglit :is he wzis on the vzirsity tezims in fmitlizill, lizisketlizill, :intl liziselizill. Charles liltiritige also deserves ineiitiiiir for lit was mitstwiitliiig' mi the HIS tezim in lizisketlvill, :intl who the girls were not to lie uiitilrme tw the lmys iii sports ziiiti, :iltliuugli they lost the lizisketlizill grime with the freslimen girls, they proveti that thex' were wiht 7 Viee l'resittent, Frank Riiliertsg Seeretziry-trezisurer, Ruse Un Septeinher tri, lil-ltr, the lxirgest elziss nl' green- hurns in the histury uf Ceres High Sehnnl invaded the campus. Being' just a little t'eart'ul nt' what the initiaa- tinns might Iirin,Q', they settled theinselves tn the regular grind uf high sehnnl life. The sehnul stunt diseuvered that even huinlile little niiee can turn into mighty niieenien. A large nuniher nt the freshmen hoys participated in some athletie aetivity. Calvin Young, Bud Sneed, and Edwin V2lllLiCl'PtJUi were outstanding in sports, mainly haskethall, hasehall, and track. 1ST SEMESTER OFFICERS Edwin Vanderpool Peggy Redmond, Calvin Young, lhe girls held their myn in the sports tield hy de- Rlchwd Durham' Chimes Crow feating the supliniiime girls in the annual Frnsli-Snpli hasketliall game. The outstanding' players in that gaine were: Pes 1 v Redniund Barltara Causey Darlene I.areau 05. ! . V 7 Hazel Standifer, and Norma Ferguson. CLASS FRESHMEN onus TOP ROW: Rosalind Rocha, Darlene Lareau, Alice Andrade, Esther Peterson, Barbara Causey, Rosalie Machado, Donna Lane, Louetta Overbey, Clarinda Cotlrnan, Dolly Massey. FOURTH ROW: Mary Forest, Pauline Fairbanks, Bettey Elliot, Alice Rose, Cleo Kisst, Pat Pastor, Patsy Baldwin, Barbara Cathcart, Carol Romesha. THIRD ROW: Betty Morris, Margaret Alexander, Lillian Pittman, Alice Sousa, Pat Tones, Nadine Treat, Myrna Atwell, Betty Burton, Peggy Redmond, Eleanor Grubeck, Carolyn Dimperio. SECOND ROW: Mary Hervey, Dorothy Mason, Vivian Brannan, Dorothy Cavitt, Hazel Standiter, Drucilla Moore, Geraldine Sneed, Grace Fortunato, Francis Berg, Betty Riggs. FIRST ROW: Betty Funatsu, Dorothy Phiter, Virginia Hemphill, Nadine Cagle, Maxine lnglet, Virginia Redmond, Wanda Echols, Jessie Sansing, Leva Holland, Bobby McCutcheon, l ! lll.lll'lflllL5 twuritl at plzict rri thtrr progrzuir :ts thty 2 1 prcscntctl :ui zisscmlily xvliich, to thc :unztxcnicrit of fill, T turned out to he unc of thc hcst .rsscmhlics ol' tht 5 vczir. They wcrc also r'cpr'cscritctt in thc zinnuzil Christ- mie ltllx , Th frcslmicu gzivc us ziriotlicr surprise hy proving W thcmsclvcs thc most iritlustrruus hy workirig thc lizlrtlcst --rm on Work lJ:1y fthcy cvcn topped thc scriiursy. thcy hzitl rcprcscritzttivcs in lmth thc ljgmtl ,intl Urglrgg- Stzift-quitc :ln zicctmiplisliincnt for zz frcslinizm. ZND SEMESTER OFFICERS men full 133 of thcmj will mzikc ncxt vczirl- Lowcll Eloetta, Pat Pastor, Bud Sneed, Calvin Younq. K First scmcstcr ufficcrs wcrc: Prcsittcnt, I'cg'g'y lictl- niontlg Vice Prcsitlcnt, Edwin Yziritlcrpoolg Sccrctzlrv- trczisurcr, Charles Crowg Class Rcprcscntzltcivc, Riclizirtl Uurhzimg Yell Lcrttlcr, Calvin Young. Second semester officers were: Prcsittcrit, Calvin Young, Nice Prcsittcnt, liutl Sncctlg Sccrctzir'y-tr'c:isi1r'cr', Put Pzistor, Class Representative, lamrcll Folcttzi. OF '50 Frerfsrrmrfrv razors TOP ROW: Larry Aspinal, Calvin Young, Bud Sneed, Raymond Wyatt, lohnny Reynolds, Marvin Wartliam, Lowell Eoletta, Edwin Vanderpool, Charles Crow, Raymond Fonda, Athel Wyatt, William Rowlett. FOURTH ROW: Dale Davis, Mervin Brown, Richard Buoy, Lawrence Bradford, Donald Harbour, Norman Berryhill, Gene Cooper, Bill Ford, Bill lohnson, Gordon Cude. THIRD ROW' Don Williams, Charles Grayson, Gene Starns, Ray Baughn, Eugene Disney, Clyde Pless, Charles Wall, lim Beck, Glen Driscoll, Gene Pope, Lowell Sousa. SECOND ROW: Bill Crain, Paul Pratt, George Wartham, Bill McGee, Arlan Dunson, Clarence Williams, lim Antoniono, Wayne Leazer, Prank Soares, FIRST ROW: Martin Bianchi, Robert Hastings, Harcld Lane, Iames Keener, Richard Durham, Donald Marquis, Dale Parham, David Fox, lerry McHale, Audie Peeples. Tzilcnt was not lacking' zrrnmig their numhcrs siricc R- trzi. Jolmhy Rcyrioltls of thc clzisi ' I' ' , hcwiltlcrnicnt, that hc had Iiccri :ippointctt to the Ccrcztl What ll hunch of wumlcrtiil soplimmwcs thc lrcsli- 4 QP' xl g-fx 9 7, K fl X' 7 f K x 7 ' To brag little, to lose well, To crow gently if in luck, To pay up, to own up. To shut up if beaten, Are the virtues of a sportingman Autographs ,,, mv , ,N fl' - J M: . 'S , ,K M f GEN! TXYLOR .Ta QI' :,'. '-v-'Of 5-I' AX Ak fn' 44' f .l, .J 3 ai! j fr---r- ire?-- 'f JR -Q- S 'i Guy Troedson, Manager VARSITY TOP BOW: Coach Brown, Boy Pippin Alden Aiwell, Ruben Martinez, Richard Bowen, loe Scales, Bill Soden, Howard Hughes, Dean Hurst, Grant Abrahcrrnson, Iohn Mann, David Wiltlong, Allred Donovan, Billie Frisby, Hoyt Vanderpool, Don Morrow, Coach Davey. FIRST BOW: Mas Yuyarna, Norman Gleaves, Iunior Baldwin, lerry Sparling, Fred Yori, Warren Folelta, George Buggerio, Tony Cusenza, lulian Benlhal, Bill Wishon, Paul Warda. . , ' ,B fl, l r ' FOOTBALL Coach Haas, Head Couch Davey, Coach Brown, Dr. Koshell I T1 xwwmm, Munrzgucz' f f 4 s X f-'Ei JRE' L N 'Ns ,M L, tx . , 1 I' -' ! AN . . by! tt M Jim . 2 1 4- X , Y i 9 e W,...v ' lUNIOR BALDWIN lULlAN BENTHALL GRANT ABRAHAMSON TONY CUSENZA Q in , if V KI Q S , FRED YORI IERRY SPARLING BILL SODEN if, BILL WISHON, Coptciin w This year's varsity foothall season was really new and dif- ferent. The new part heing a new coach, Dick Davey, ami the different -wart heinff the much heralded 'l ' formation. A The seasons opening game saw our hoys 'tfire' on to a smashing win over I.a Grande, 55 to 0, on the home field. Our second encounter took place at l.os Banos and was also a win tor the Bulldogs, Zl to o. In our first league game with Maneteca we lost a hard fought hattle, 18 to 0, as Leroy Judd, the all league fullhack, and mates outplayed us in the initial half. Our fighting Bulldogs held them scoreless ethe second half hy their inspiring 'flast half fight. ln the words of Coach Davey, t'l'he second league game with 'l'r..cv was our only poor game of the season. We lost U to og we were without our usual team fight ami were com- pletely outclassed.. Following our defeat at the hands of Tracy there was a wonderful transformatione the team spirit developed to a point unparalleled in the entire seasons play. ln the following game with Edison, Ceres played, according to Coach Davey, its finest game of the season. Although Norman Gleaves played exceptionally well and all others fought tenaciously, the score remained after .1 hard fought battle, O to O. A ii Q- Tw Q iii f h ' it . Nz, X , ,s as , RICHARD BOWEN HOWARD HUGHES GEORGE HUGHES Manteea 18 Tracy U Livingston Oakdale fm Edison o 7 VARSITY SCORES Ceres o Ceres o Ceres 0 Ceres I2 Ceres o The next week the squad retained that 'tgreat spirit , and they really played their hearts out to do the seemingly iinpossihle -defeat Oakdale, our greatest rival, 12 to o. This game was noted in all press releases as the upset of the week. The final league game, played on the home field, saw the Bulldogs come from hehind to win out 0 to 7 over the Livingston Wolves on the hasis of a 21 yard tield goal hooted hy Alden Atwell in the final quarter. The season's turkey day finale against Patterson was play- ed in a terrific rainstorm. We lost I0 to 17 hut landed in a respect- alwle place in the Valley Oak League. Those who closed their varsity careers this year were: liill Soden, Tony Cusenza, Norman Gleaves, Richard Bowen, George Hughes, Juli, n Benthall, Howard Hughes, Bill Wishon, Paul Warda and Grant Alwrahamson. Those who played creditahle hall for Ceres through the season and will return for more varsity play include: Jerry Sparling, Alden Atwell, Fred Yori, Warren Foletta, George Rug- gerio, Junior Baldwin, and Don Morrow. lr S,-f 4 s in c. O f . X ffiii ,O Af' gi, e f f aw f,,.l Z. 5 PAUL WARDA NORMAN GLEAVES WARREN FOLETTA ALDEN ATWELL F Lf I M' 2.15 QE .53 f ,7 :gf ,l ' ' M f 1 Q. 11' f,.,, IW ll 11111 ll,Qlll'C 11c1'1'c11111,Q'cs 111' gxanics .nriio F1 11 1 'QW I 1111171 1611 W1 ' ' 1 111111 111111 11151, 1l11' li 111.1111 111111113 ll1lS ig! lg fly , ' Lung MEL 1,11 if - SC21S41ll 1'c,Q'1s1c1'c1l xlxty 11c1'1'c111. 'l'l1c1 A Wg . ,, . . . S- 1 ll'l 1l1rl1'1111'11U.1k1l:1lc111111 l1'111'y11'11l111lQ1111- AK , germ - - 1 ex 1 JR 5111 s1'111'cs 111 11 lllfl z1111l11111s1'111c1l 1:111- s1111 13 111 111 l,lVlllQNl11ll 211111 5111111111 11'111'c 1111 11111 ll7llKQ' 1'111ls 111' 1l1c scores, 11 111 ll llllll 12 111 ll 1'cs11cc11ycly. 'llicsc g11111us 111111 1111 wry wcll 1111111111 111111 l1i,Ql1l1'1'111111's1c1l11i1115 L'll1SC w111'cs 111111111 1111l1u111c. This ,Q1111111 111' l111x's, lllflklf llll 111' .1 1'c1'1' fum' sc11i111's lllkl 11111111 111111c1'g1':11l11111cs, 111111 1111 Q11- 1111'11l1lc 111110 111111111g 1l1u 111'cl1111i11111'1cs 111 1l1c X'111'sl1y g11111us 111111 lu11111c11 ll 1182111 111111111 111111111111 11'l11Ql1 will lm 11sc11 111' scvc1'11l 1111 11cx1 yC2ll S V21I'Sllj' 1cc:1111. RESERVE TOP ROW1 Pe1e Romano, Kenneth Adams, Edwin Vanderpool, Lewis Declcer1, Van Hickman, lohn Mann, Norman gersiigil Paul lennings, Cvlcnn Abrahamson, Floyd Clark, Howard Killmer, Bud Baldridge, Calvin Young, oac aas. SECOND ROW: Richard Buoy, Bud Sneed, Dave Headley, Don Mcliiernan, Charles Hobby, Ralph Ellington, Rose-ndo Camareno, Lowell Fole11a, Ronald Deering, Donald Williams, Benny Robinson, Richard lones. FIRST ROW: Charles Crow, Charles Collie, Don Cunningham, lack Sadler, Lloyd Scates, Paul Shults, Herman Siew- ar1, Clarence Williams, Richard Erickson, Martin Bianchi, Arlan Dunson, lim Tobin. ,ow l 5 'gi an-I v , A- 1 ' W JK SQUAD Ceres Ceres Ceres Ceres Ceres REE SCORES o Sonora l S Tracy I 2 Edison 13 Oakdale o Livingston Names such as Calvin Young, Edwin Vanderpool, lioh Deaver, and others will he noticed in next year's varsity squad. Howard Killmer, a graduating senior, was chosen captain for the year. Coach Haas really put his charges through the paces this year, and every- one of the hoys will admit that they learned a lot ahout foothall. Among other things they learned to work to- gether as a unit, to give and take in the hattle on the gridiron, and to accept the losses with as good grace as the wins. We will hear much more ahout these hoys next foothall season, mark my words. HOWARD KILLMER, Captain I Football Banquet k s nn- sv' '-'f'-I .45 3 , 6 'xg .3 'W lm! t Qik Y 211 3,232 V Y 1 -f an L..J ... 3'g'W.,1 + 1 S BASKET -,. 5' The Ceres varsity had a rather spotted season. At times it appeared to he hy far the strongest team in the league, and again it looked to he the weakest. The squad was a scrappy hard-fighting team all season. Unfortunately the scores were not always in their tavor, however. They lost some very close games in the practice season, and when the league season rolled around there were many games that were so Close that we Could almost consider them moral victories. The play at the Gustine Tournament was a fitting climax to this year's haskethall season. We made a very line showing as we won our first game from the host team, Gustine, 35 to 25. We were lvealen hy seven points at the hands of Tracy in our next round. Tracy went on to win the tourney. Our team was composed largely of juniors and should develop into a strong title contender hy next year. Returning veterans will he: Don Morrow, Jerry Sparling, Hoyt Vanderpool, Al Donovan and Warren Foletta. Those memhers of the varsity squad who have completed their haskethall careers at Ceres High are: Howard Hughes, Dale l.yons, Julian Benthall, Jim Sanders, Bill Soden and Lloyd Turner, who completed his schooling at mid-term and has since joined the navy. In spite of the actual won and lost record Coach Davey stated that he was proud of the team for they were a hard working, will-to-learn group of boys. Varsity Team Top Row: Bill Wishon, Mgidp Ierry Sparling, Iulian Benthall, Don Morrow, Dale Lyon, Hoyt Vanderpool, Coach Davey. lst Row: Bill Soden, Lloyd Turner, Warren Foletta, Howard Hughes, lim Sanders. i i lu-milk? liutl Sneetl, Ntlllllllll Gleztves, :intl Al Donnvzin were ehtrsen for must uf the ehnres nn the nmuntl rt is 1 pleasure to Cozteh to realize two of these three are under-elztssmen. Although they slwwetl trziees nt greenness during' the ezirly pnrt uf the sezistrn, they tlevelupetl rzlpitlly into ezipzihle hurlers heflrre the sears entletl. ',.,. '. 'y '. ,, Un heres High 5-elrmrl s te.nn there were eight plan ers hesitles the eliueker, :intl these helpetl the pitehe s out ut' inziny tight spots. These eight :intl the neeessziry suhstitntes were Qllltllll. titty percent veter: s t x-f-x H- tf ln intl tnrtx' per cent newemners. lhe other ten peretnt xx is tht lttitntle nl nur te.im, this tr.iit wzis the rrutstznitline thing' :thuut Ceres's ll2lSCl'llll teznn this yezir. They platyetl tri win every gznne, :intl I'ClQilll'tllCSS lil' the fllllll tat nt the SCllltClNlIlI'tl there wzls zilwzixs plentx' nt tire 'mtl eh'1tter BATTING AVERAGES Al llmimfztii ...e.. , . lltrwzirtl Hughes ., , . liielizirtl llrvwen ..,., . . .lim Szrntlers ,Y,,,,e , . lztl Xrintlerptml e,,e, , . Nrrrm..n Glezlves . tiny lwetlsuii l.,, e . llillXN'islnrn ,e,,, . . llutlbneetl ee,,...e.e..e , .1 Wzirren Fulettzi e..,. e . f,lllVIl'l Mrtiilg' ,,,, , . leltrwnrtl Killmer . Perry Spzirling' eee. , , 371+ ,EDS itil Hill S31 .Ill ISS lfwtr ill lltltl lltlfl .Utlll Ollll rin the te: ts ZX WF- C ,. 31 ,-qu X-Y, 'M Z- Y ,Ji- H-e Q 0 O I , if T L H' '7-fu l 'Q l TOP ROW: Albert Vasconcellos, lohnny Reynolds, Paul Iennings, lohnny Vasconcellos, Bill Frisby, Gene Taylor, Hoyt Vanderpool, Warren Foletta, Tony Cusenza, Alden Atwell, lim Sanders, Bill Wishon, Paul Warda. SECOND ROW: Mr, Brown, Raymond Wyatt, Pete Romano, Richard jones, Mervin Brown, Don Harbour, How- ard Deaver, Charles Crow, Edwin Vanderpool, Dean Hurst, Charles Hobby. FIRST ROW: Samrnie McCutcheon, Charles Grayson, Martin Bianchi, lames Keener, Harold Layne, Richard Durham, Donald Marquis, Clyde Ple-ss, lim Atkinson, Lowell Sousa, Bill McGee, Arlan Dunson. Track Pzteetl hx' it few stezttlx' :mtl sure point-getters and greatly sittetl hy numerous others, whose efforts vatrietl :ts the eireumstzmees or the meets, the liulltlngs ll'tlCli squzttl under the guitlztnee of Mr. Yztuglrn lirnwn mzttle itself known :is Il teztm lu he reeknnetl with in everv meet in whieh it pzirtieipzltetl. With the few czmtlittzttes , tn reztlly threziten its ll well rnuntletl struznl, they gzttheretl in their first, seenntls, :mtl thirds when the upper'- tunity presented itselt to the ,qrezit elizigrin nf the enrnpeting' teztms :mtl frequently with tlire eireumstzinees therein. ri-meet Into mitl seztsnn the lri,Q'lilig'lit wars our nose-out vietnry over l,iving'sttm :mtl Mzmteezl in our t on home territnrv. less than one pnint sepztrattetl the three enmpeting squzttls, hut we were, on thzit tlziy :tt leztst, one-sixtli of Il point lietter thzin our nezlrest competitor, Livingston, five-sixths nt :t point hetter than Mzinteezt. A few veterztn trzieksters l':lul Wztrtlzt, Cltztrles llnliliy :mtl elim Szirrtlersirnnietl tnrees with several prmnising :mtl point-priwtlueing untlerelzissmen tn give Ceres High at prnfitzilile :intl eninyzihle seztsnn. Pztul Wartlzi wzis the must trutst.tntting runner heing eloeketl in his fzivnrite tlistxmee, the 440 f'Ill'tl run, :tt 51.8 while eninpeting :it the tizil-Aggie lnvitzitionzil. Charles llulilw was it persistent time hre.tl4er in the H20 ynrtl run. r -ix'QY-i.-- l ' gl - . Some ut' the must prnrrrisiire speetlsters :mtl fieltl events men trnrn the - ranks nt untterelztssmen sire: l':1ul Jennings, linh lleziver, lflnwztrtl lieziver, V Etlwin v1llltlCI'lWt5tll, Alden Atwell, Arlzm llunsnn, 'l'etl Stunts, Alvin lhniels, A :tntl liuyrritrrttl VVy:1tl. i C y ill it t ell iff i r l x N - Y M A . . X , . i liimrny Tobin, Icrmes Hanson, Bill Soden, Don Morrow, Dale Lyon, lvlcrquis Kline, Covrcli llmiar. Tennis li2lVlIl,Q liccii lCll.Q'llC Cll2llllPlUllS lillll' ciiiiscciitivc yczirs, Cliizicli llzizis' tunnis Qispiiuiiils :uw ziiixiiius lil m it fivu in Sl ww :ind lin ilzitc :irc lcziiliiig' thu lcziguc. Dzilc l.yuns :mil Hill Smlcn, first :mil scwiiil singlus men rcspcctivcly :mil tlircc yum' vslwziiis, :irc pl lN lhcir lust ycziis lui' Vcicx lli 'l1 , . 5 . lhc wiiiziimlci' ut thc lcnms club wnsisls int' liiur iiicxpwiciiccil incu- limus Ilzinsim :mil Mzirquis Klinc, pl:1yiii,g' first iliiulilcs .lim 'Iiiiliin :mil Dim iq plkofflm . sn 'if ' i 2 V Almi'mi', plziyiiig summl iluiililcs. Q' f - rmms , In Flic lxitlci' pziil ill Mziy, Lcics l'il,Q'll was limi lil txw lUllI'll.ill'IUlllS wliicli Q. X 3 ilLlCl'llllllCil the cliziinpiims ill' thc lcziguc. F 5 Y , -ei' f will In lhcsc twin tiiiirnziiiiciits lizicy, MZlIllCC2l, Suimixi, biiisun, l.lVllllQ'SlHIl, ti,-,gW'jl7l, +.-gzifli :F Jn ind Uzikilzilc wcic iiui' gucsts. if VV... SCHOOL CHAMPS TOP ROW: La Moyne lohnson, Colleen Lamb, Anna Ward, Deeanna McCarter. SECOND ROW: Eleanor Grubeclc, Marie Wiat, Maxine Raymond. FlRST ROW:Norrna Ferguson, Leona Cusenza, Florence Standiter. COUNTY CHAMPS TOP ROW:l..aMoyne lohnsori, Colleen Lamb, Ianice McKen- zie, losephine Ward, Anna Ward, Lois Hervey, Billie Chrise man. SECOND ROW. Gwyneth Lee, Barbara Guinn, Marilyn Mc- Bride, Anna Mantarro, Margaret Mann, Evelyn Caulkins, Marie Wigt, Maxine Raymond, FIRST ROW: Gwyn Roland, Violet Berg, Mildred Tucker, Reba Vanderpool, Ruby Brurriley, Bette Hervey, GIRLS Pl:1yil.iy , 21 grunt day fm' thc girls ufCc1'c5 High, will lung' lic rcnicinlicrctl lu' them :mutt by tlicii upptmcnts. 'Vhc txw tt-:uns wcrc cmiiposctt of .luniurs :mtl Sciiiurs from tlic Iliur gym clzisscs. llntli tczmix A won. L im, ,' 2 ' c fi , 'liliu tczim Clllllllllldtl lu' ltulw llrumlcx' tlctczitctl Mmtcstu lu' Il smru ul .t- I 'L ' 4' ' ' 6' fl tu ll :mil Turlock lw il scurc ut S lu 5. 1 ' A . ILM fJ j l ax U i ' 5 ,M ff Lcrcs was thc only school to Wm all gdnicsg tlicicfmc thcy licczimc county N S 1 clizimps. LS.. ly A - ' - -'-Lf' JR 11. A. A. EXECU'1'1VES 1cm1rn McKenz1c, La Moyne Io11r11:or1, 13121112 S1c1rr1s,Mc1x1ne RQy111or1f1,MC1r11yn 1v1c13r1f1c,RobC1 Vcmdorpool, Ruby Brumley, SPORTS ,., ' 1111 111111111 111 11111 1111111-111111'.'1 g111111':: 1161 1111' 1111111 110111111 ,QY111 1'111ss. 11111111 C11Sc11z11 11115 111c11' 1' 111111, 1'1.'1'1111',' 111 1111'1111'k 141111i 111'11'1' M11 111 11111 1 . ' s11f111111 111111115 111111 11111 11111'scs1111u 1c11111s 1111111c 1115 111- mu 111'1s 1111111 1111 AQ1111 c1z1ss1's, 11111'1i1'1p1111'11. A11 c11111111111c 11111C 11'11s 111111 111' 1111, 111111 Il 11111' Iwllkiiv s11'.1i11s 111111 11111111 111541 1'1'11111'11'11 111 1111. 229 uql' 2' I f 1 n W1 Q ik 1 5 Heaven never helped the men who will not acl Autographs 2 X I 3 I N ,I Awwxixx M A x., - ,pf xx..,f' .f N B , NN! f ku xx A I w 1 JOANE INGWL RSON l TOP ROW: Alden Atwell, Norman Gleaves, Iim Sanders, Ierry Sparling, Lowell Foletta Richard Bow , EH Norman Persmg, Bill Wishon, Guy Troedson, Paul Warda, Bill Metcalf, Bob Deaver, lames l-lan on M Muceus. FIRST ROW: Dr. Koshell, Mary Ann Hannah, lmogene Niclcelsen, Pat Echols, Doreen Ham, Betty Brumley Ianice McKenzie, Natalie Foletta, La Moyne Iohnson, Anita O'Bryan, Ruby Brumley, Mildred Tucker Rich ard Durham. 1474 6 .lim Sanders Dorccn Hain Bolt Sinnnuns Mary Ann Hannah .lanicc Mckenzie .lamcs Hanson Guy 'I'mcttsim iinogcnc Nicklcson l.a Mnync Johnson Bill Wishnn Both Cox Natalie Fuiclta Pat Echols Anita flllilfilll liicliamt lburliain -,...- S ,e Z sk 4' 7f2L it gy JR Student Council Cunt. of Coin. uf Cunt. uf Cunt. uf CNHI. Ui' Ctun. ut Coin. ut' Cunt. ral' Assist. Cl Linn. nt Gun. Wcltarc Rccmxts Publicity llclmtc Music anti Ura Athictics Awaixts Finance win. of Finance linys' Wcltarc Cairn. of Cnrls l.cag'uc Scrum' licprcsciitativc .Ininm ltciwcsciitritivu Supli. Rcprcscntrttivc Iwcsli. Iicprcsciitsitivc I. X . X . i. l'll7 l3illWisl1nit liillic lllirisinan .lcrry F-parting Nm'ni.tn l'CI'SlllQ .liin Saintcrs Alttcn Atwcil liinwlqcitc Niuklcsini la Moyne ,luliitsnii Paul Xxhlllllil liuln' I3i'innlcy llill Mctuall' Holi licavul' llclty ljruiiilcvx l,.+vn'cll lfulctta In Slutltnt fltlllllkll, thc qwrvcitiiliiq' Iwilx' ul ilu' sclnml is tuiiim ' 1 stutlcnts clcctcti by popular vntc. They arc l'CSlNlllSllllC tin' unit rulcs anti I'ClQ'lllIlilHIlS pcihiiiiiig to stutlunt activities ul' thu sclnml Unc til thu ztccmiiplisliiiicitts ul thc ycar has lwcn thc rcxisitui ul tht 1 constitution which has lvccn in altcratinn lm' suing tlncc years Ilns xt ti s its cmnplctitm. TOP ROW Mr Yoolciim, Bill Soclen, Ed Wishon, lolinny Reynolds, Norman Persino, Mark Kline, Iomes Hanson, Melvin Ccrvonough, Mr. Muceus. WRST ROW lvforgciret Munn, Velma Simms, Alvcxniece Lewis, Ncxciyne Herndon, Lo Moyne iolinson, Col- leen Lomb, Doreen Hom, Wcindu Blczlcenship. Cereal Staff liililrir ,, , ,,,,,.,.,...... ..,,,,,,, l Srl Wisliuri .lssucizrtc lirlitrwrs ,,,, Nlzirgrircl Nlzimi Nzriiync Hcrnrlrm liusiricss Mzliiarqcr ,, ,. l.2lMHl'llC .lrvlmsrni .Xssislzml .,,,,,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,,,, C lillccn lzrmli Fczilirrw liilitrirs . ,.,., Alvzrniccc lrcwis Wxiririzr lll2lllliCllSllllW Sports lirlilwrs H .,,,,.,,,,, o .lzimcs llnnsrvii Mclviii C2lVIlll-rlllQ'll Urgzinizarlirms .. .....,,,,, Marquis Klinc Activities ,,,,,, ,,,i..,. l 3ill Suilcn Art liilitur ,,,,, ,,,,,.,, X 'clmzi Simms Assistzint ,,,,.,.,,,,,..,,,,,, oo ilwlinriy liqrwlrls lllirvlriyzrpliy' Editor ,ooo ,.i.,,,, U rwrccn Hzim Stuff l'liulr1g'1'z1plici' ,,,,, Nrnrinzlii Pcrsiiig Ailvisrrrs ,,,,,,..,,,,,,,.,, .,...,,, M r. Muccus Mr. Ylllllilllll I1 vnu will lrmk cluscly :it us you will lirvlrcc ll fcii' niurc Qlilj' lizurs :mil wrinkles llizm irc llilil all thc icgiriniiig uf this yczrr. lt may lic lllllkl tw lwclicvc, liut wc Iizivc cvcn Iiurncii thc mirlnight mil. .Xml wc xwii' cvcr fnrgct thc larsl flurry ul' cxcilcnicut :ls wc scnl llc copy tri press. Scriously tliuirqli, we lizivc ciijuycil working rm tlfis Cereal, .rmi it is our ilcsirc that wlicn you :irc ull :mil gray you will turn the pzigcs ul' the '47 Ccrczilv to plcziszlnl iiiciimrics uf Nc ulil school days. If ,F 9 -I T '-L GIRLS' LEAGUE EXECUTIVES TOP ROW: Deanna lVlcCarter, lanice McKenzie, Colleen Lamb. FOURTH ROW' Barbara Ferguson, Anita O'Bryari, Barbara Cause-y, THIRD ROVVt Violet Berg, Velma Simms, Leva Holland. SECOND ROW1 Reba Vanderpool, lanice Metcalf, loarme Ingwersorr. FIRST ROW. Doreen Ham, Ruby Brumley, Beth Cox. Girls, League lzvcli tliiiugli ll1c:li'llvll1csiil the Crirls lpzilqiic liztvc liucii rzillicr lllllllCil lliis yczir, ll liit li.is lwcii :ic- wiriplislictl ziiitl plenty ul tuii priivitlctl. 'llicir prusciicc xrzis lirst tclt :ll tlic girls-liiil ilziiicc irliicli tlicx' spiiiisiirctl :it tlic licqiiiiiiiig lil' tlic sciismi, rintl, wliicli iiiuitlciitrrlli, xrzis very succcsslul. I 'lllicy ircrc :ilsii iii ulizirgc of ciglilli lqrzitlc ilziyg tlic liiiic ill' tlic yczir wlicii our tuliirc Ircsliics spciril ai Italy 'jqcttiiig' zlt'qi1z1iiitcil iritli tlicir futurc clzissiiizitcs :mil tcziclicrs. Aiiirtlicr :iiiiiuail cvcrit ll'ZlS llic Scriiiir 'lcv zrrrxiiigcrl liy lliu siipliiiiiiiiiw :iiiil llllllfll' girls :is Il lliitcwcll g'CSlLll'C lu llic suriiiir girls ziiirl tlicir lllHlllCl'S. First scmcstcr iil'I'iccrs ii'crc: Prcsirlciil, llctli Ciixg Yicc Prcsirlcrit, lizirlizirzi Fcr'giisiiiig Scuivtairy, Vclnizr Siiiimsg 'l'rczisui'cr, Ciillccii l.ziiiilig Scriiirr llcprcsciitzttivc, liclizi Yzrmlcrpiiiilg .luiiiiir licprcsciitzrlivc, l':it licliiilsg Supliiuiiiiriw liupiwsciitzltivc, Aiiitri O'lSry:1iig lrircsliiiicii llCPl'CSClll2lllVC, l,uv:1 Ilullziiiilg Ycll I.c:iilui', ViulCl BCVQ. Scuiiiirl scmcstcr iifligcrs ivurc: Prcsitlciil, liulw ljrumlcvg Yicc Prcsitlciit, iliisupliiiic flitlilciisg Sccrctzlrv- lrczisurcr, llisrcuii llumg Sciiiiir licprcsciitzltivc, lbeezinim Nlcllzirtcrg .luiiiiir licprcsciitzitivc, .lziiiicc Mctczllfg Siipliiiriimc Rcprcsciitzitivc, .liiziuu lrigiiusimiig Frcsliinziu Rcprcsciitzitivc, l3zii'li:ii':i Cziuscyg Yell l,C.lilCl', .llllllCC Mcliciizic. I 5 fi Mixed Chorus TOP ROW' Mr Muceu:1,Lfdwin Vanderpool, lack Sadler, Hoyt Vanderpool, Reuben Martinez, Donald Messick, Galen Thomas, Bill Motcalt, Lloyd Turner, Don Morrow, lerry Sparling, Bill Wishon, Iulian Benthal, Wayne Hayes, Bill Graves, Gale McKensey, Marion Smith. THIRD ROW: Georgia Anaeloas, Norma Lane, Barbara Looney, Elva Todd, Rosalie Machado, Betty Wenger, Alice Andrade, Dovie Murray, Lois Williams, lnoz Spurloclc, Goldie Shugart, Angie Chipponori, Dixie Starr, Gwyn Roland, Lovce Roberts, Mary Garrett, Arlene Elliott, Evelyn Bacon, Esther Peterson, lmogene Niclcelsen, Sue Munday, Evelyn Logan, Bette Starns, SECOND ROW' Nadyne Herndon, Cloclell Murray, Nadine Treat, Drucilla Moore, Beth Cox, Betty Andrade, Dorothy Gray, Louise lnglet, Lenora Crawford, Elmo Lane, Rita Shugart, Velma Simms Gwenneth Hastings, Norma McGar, Sally Dressen, Mildred Tucker, Reba Vanderpool, Anna Montarro, Bernice Vierra. l7lRST RCW' lda Pingree, Betty Brumley, Norma Hemphill, Charlene Christian, Nadine Cagle, Norma Lane, Mi'dred Gardiner, Peggy Schmaljohann, Wanda Blankenship, Mary Ann Hannah, Dorothy Cavitt, Beverly Estling, Maxine Raymond, Ruby Brumley, Audrey Baldridge, Violet Berg. Boys' Welfare Executives Hoyt Vanderpool, Lloyd Turner, Paul Warda, lulian Be ntizall, Bill Soden, Bill Vfishon, -tier' ,, ftfikmi K.-fm.--X fi y. if . 4-.ii ft is Girls' Glee FRONT ROW. Norma Hemphill, Dorothy Fliiter, Lelia Metcalf, Suzanne johnson, Genevieve Machado, Grace Fortunato, Nadine Cagle, Charlene Christian, Ruby Bruniley, Audrey Bffdfidge, Anna Mantarro, Ida Pinaree, Betty Brumley, Darlene Rand, Mary Garrett and Lenora Crawlord. ZND ROW: Elva Todd, Bette Starns, Myrna Atwell, Betty Wenger, laline Keener, LaVonne Hope, Sue Munday, Frances Berg, Gwyn Roland, Maxine Raymond, Violet Bera, Bernice Vierra, Rose Boraes, Goldie Shuaart, Dorothy Gray, Dovie Murray. 3RD ROW. Mrs. Thompson, lanice Metcalf, Barbara Causey, Bernice Clegg, lune Walker, Betty Henderson, Barbara Looney, Betty Iennings, Leona Prahaska, Patsy Bettencourt, Barbara Cathcart, Natalie Folletta, lrene Borges, loanna Howard, Pat Michaud, Dorothy Price, Elinor Grubeck, Iesssie Sansing, 4TH ROW: Barbara Guinn, Collene Grandstatl, Dixie Starr, lean Steewart, Frances Batten, Billie Killmer, lrnogene Nichol- sen, Ruth Lewis, lean Williams, Ianice McKenzie, Alberta Miller, Beverly Estling, Rita Shugart, Ioanne Elson, Norma Lane, Betty lee Rcnnels, Clcdcll Murray. Boys' Ensemble TOP ROW' Hoyt Vanderpool, Norman Persing, ' ' Gene Messick, Don Morrow, Lloyd Parker, Carl- Trlple Trio ton Dick. SECOND ROW1 Bob Simmons, lack Sadler, Ken- Mi:s:s Schroeter, Beverly Estling, Doreen Ham, neth Seastead, Paul lenninas, Marquis Kline, Georgia Angeles, Barbara Cathcart, Sue Mun- Marion Smith. day, Betty Starns, lanice McKenzie, lrnogene FIRST ROW: Aldon Atvvell, Reuben Martinez, Nickolsen, lfave Headley. f 1 'iw-pHd'1gpmw '4...A. F1 -49-at wwvwunmpp- , My Q 2 it L . 1 -t ,-evil!-'Qhn-...M-a5.oi'll1.hq. , - Orchestra TOP ROW: Lloyd Parker, Don Morrow, Burton Pierce, Norman Persina, Marion Smith, lack Sadler, SECOND ROW: Pat Crain, Charles Hobby, Alden Atwell, Marvin Smith, Reuben Martinez, David Headley, Elma Lane, Mr. Bartlett FIRST ROW: Deeanna McCarter, Patsy Bettencourt, Bob Simmons, Molly Crow, Doreen Ham, Nadyne Herne don, Lynette Wood, Alice Miranda, Frances Batton, Vocal Music lhiticr thc tiircctiim uf Mr. Muticus the Mixed Cliurus :mit Glue Cluli xrurc ccrtziiuly :1 mziiii rlttrztctimi nl' thc Scltmwl. Their first PCI'i-Hl'Hl2lllCC uf the vciir was for thc Curus Ch.imhcr ul' Cuiiiiiicitc, :md thcx' wcrc also lzirgcly rcspuiisihlc fur thc suqccss uf thu Christmas play. i A prwtiuii ut' the class :tttcmicii thc Spring Music Fcstivzil :it Stucktuii umicr thu tiiwctimi uf Ruhcrt Sliziw, AlIlCI'lL'2l'S furuiiiust cliurzil tiiructur. The iiicinhurg ruturiicti hirmc with at K'Vf5ltCV Ilppltcizltiuii fur thc hcsiuty of music zmti El iictcriiuriqitimi to curry their music to grczitcr heights. As si cuhiiiiizltimi of their work fur thc yczir thcy prcscutcti suvcrzil sclctitiruis for thc .tmiuzil Smiiig' Cun- ccrt. BOYS' E.NSE.MBLE in 1 V ' 'I'hc Buys' iiusciiihlc wats rvirqziiiixcil hy Il Iqruiip ul' tullmvs :trfwuml scliiml .14 A trim ciiim' siiijriiigf. fit Q, ' N X . . . , . WY7 ,Xyy 1,155 Ahluii Atlxrcll was ticclzircti prcsuiciit ut thc grruip :utictt hy Nrrriiizui I crsuig, 1 ' ltuuhcii M1lI'iIllCZ, :md lloyd Pzirkcr. i . . - N w A s INQQY 'I'hc tcllmrs mzuic their tichut m thc zlmiuzil Lcrus C,li.iiiihur ut f,4ll1llIlCl'CC 1 lizlmitict :md from than on their prrpulzlrity was cstzihlislicti. Ffqygfi, , A . 'vfli B Nuxt yczir thc hoys, under thc ihrcctmri ut Mr. Muccus, plzm to CI1l1lI'g'C thc JR gruup :mit mcrczisc their activities in the music ticpzirtincnt. ,L Q, . y ,y . cy y cc cyy , Band TOP ROW: Lloyd Parker, Kenneth Seastead, Carlton Dick, Hoyt Vanaerpool, George Ruggeric, Georae Palltos, Don Morrow, Bud Baldridge, Mr. Bartlett. FOURTH ROW: Norman Persing, Clarence lones, Richard Buoy, Don Mcliternan, Rueloen Martinez, Roy Baughn, Myrna Atwell, Richard lones, Galen Thomas, Marion Smith, lack Sadler. Tl-llRD ROW: Dorothy Mason, Pat Crain, Bob Simmons, Marvin Smith, Guy Troedson, Pat Pastor, lohn Petersen, Billie Killmer, Martha Howard, loan lngwerson, Vivian lanes. SECOND ROW: David Headley, Charles Crow, Norman Berryhill, Allcien Atwell, l-larold Layne, Richard Erickson. FIRST ROW: losephine Warcl, Vincent l-lagle, Kenneth Adams, Charlene Christian, lanice McKenzie, Doris Reynolds, Nadyne Herndon, Deeanna McCarter, Doreen l-lam, Barbara Nowktrk, Lynette Wood, Martha Wiqt, Alice Miranda. Instrumental Music 'Vltc Cctcs lligilt Scltuul lttstttttttctttztl Music ilcttzttttttcttt ttzttticipzttctl itt tttzutt ztctivitics ttutittg' tltc ttztst tcatr. tlttttct' tltc tiitcctiittt of Mr. liztttlctt tltc ltzttttl plzttctt fmt' tltc tmttltztll gzttttccs :tttttittg tttttclt tu scltiml spirit. Six tttctttltcts ut' tltc ltxttttt plztyctt itt tltc Stucktutt Music Fcstivstl liztttti zttttt ztll tcccitctl tttt':tt'tts. lluttitrs tc- ccitctt ttctc: ltittt Mut't'utt', sccutttl cltztit' sccutttt ttwttttltuttcg Nurttttttt Pctsittg, sccutttl cltztit' Iirst trutttpctg Nzttitttc Hcrtttlittt, sccitttti cltztitsccutttt tcttmsztxttttltuttcg liult Sittttttutts, titst titutttsg liutcctt llztttt, tltirtl cltztit' t'it'st tlutc. 'l'ltc itzttttt :ttttl itrcltcsttxt .tlsit pztrticipzttctt itt tlctcs Higlt Scltuuis :tttttuatl Stttittg' tiuttcctt tvlticlt is spitttsur- ctt tty thc Music ltcpztrttttcttt. Un Mzty 2 tltcy cittttpctctt itt tltc Stucktutt Music lfcstivqtl tvlticlt ittclutlcs ctt- sctttltlcs tritttt scltititls ztll itvct' ttut'tltct'tt Cttlifurttizt. . t.:tst tcitl' lltc ,ututltt Wftlt first ttlztcc itt tltc ltiglt scltuul ttivisitttt, zttttt tltis test' tltc ltguttt will ztgztitt tttztrclt itt tltc Cztlitiutttizt ltclztys ltxttzttic. 'Iiltct tttwtvitlctl tttusic ltcttvcctt :tcts tht tltc pints :ttttl ttzttticipzttctl itt ztssctttltly tttuqttztttts. 'iltc Sttrtttg' Cuttcctt wzts tltc lttgltli,Q'ltt ut tltcit' cftlttts lui' tltc tcnttz X Sittcc tltctc wats at sltitrtztgc ul' ttttitutttts tltis tczu' tltc ltzttttl :ttttl itt'cltcstt'.t If ptcsctttctt :t X':tt'ictt' Sltutt' i3cttcttt tu itlttztitt tttittc. 'Iltc wltitlc cuttttttuttity Ri ttnts ittvitctl :ttttt wats vctt' ctttltusiztstic ztltuut tltc catusc. W ti A . ,. , , f XX 4' : ' l3.ttttl ittttccts ttcrc: Ptcsttlcttt, limit Stttttttuttsg Scctctztty, l31tt'ltztt':t lNctt-- f ,V S, Q kirkg l.iltt'zti'itttt, .lzttticc Mciicttxicg l't'upct'ty Ntztttztluct, Nzttttttc llcttttlutt. Urcltcstrzt ut't'icct's tvcrc: Ptcsittcttt, Nitrtttztn ltct'sitt,Q'g Scct'ctztt'y, llittcctt fi. llzuttg l'ropct'ty M:ttt:t,Q'ct', Cltzttlcs llultityg l,iltt':tti:ttt, Nuttyttc ilctttttittt. f 0 -, s s- , -:z L' 6 ui? ji- ,g , F' TOP ROW: Iulion Bentlwoll, Charles Hobby, Paul Words, Richcird Bowen, Dale Lyons, E. B. Gowon, Don Morrow, loe Scales, lohn Morin. SECOND ROW: Grc1nlAbrC1l'1d1n:son,l.loyd Turner, Bill Wishon, Guy Troedson, lim Sanders, George Ruggerio, Angelo Rutzokis, Tony Cusenzo, Fred Yori. FIRST ROW: Coach Davey, Alden Atwell, Warren Foletlcz, Howard Hughes, Al Donovan, Hoyt Vdnderpool, Ierry Spcrrling, Bill Soden, Gene Taylor. Block C Society Evcry iwil-lilumlcil lmy wlio cntcrs liigli school looks forwzlixl in thc ilziy xvlicn lic will cum his first vzirsitx' lctici' :mil licuimic ai incinlici' of thc Block 'ACT' society. This is the liiglicsl zitlilctic lwniir thzlt can lic won .it Ccrcs lligli Sulifml. 'l'lii'uc yczirs :info thc Siicicly was fmiliilcll umlci' thc lcsulersliip iii' Cozicli liuli Mziy. Czimliilzitcs must liaivc liccu ziwziinlcil gi vzirsity lcllci' lwfurc llicy :irc cligililc for incinlwrsliip, :mil thu' must lic unzinimfiusly vulcil in by thc inciiilwrs lwlivic llicy' Illilj' lic scailcil. Thu plirpiisc ul' llic Hlimk C sucicly' is in fuslcrllruilcwliipimiiloI'ul1:i1A:ii'lci',citizcnsliip,lczulcrsliip, spimrtsinzinsliip, :mil wwpmzitioii ziiiiiiiig thu sluilculs. llndci'tliclczlilcrsliipo1'w:icl1csIJick llzivcy :mil Flcming Ilgi.is thc lilo,-Lg -'LT' lizls xmrkcil tivwaliul lliis cull. ' , N W, 'A fr. , 0 KJ, - -. ' may! -X,-2-WW, N0 PARKING T- ' I Al' , - . . s . 59 J o -L '-J JR As xi spccizil cvciit this yczii' lliu Siicicly spiiiisuiul thc 'Klukc liux Ii:ill .iiiil liulpcil lim':li'il thc succcss of llic vziiious ilniiccs lliI'UlllQ'llUlll llic sclimil ull. 'Ilan lirsl scmcstui' ivftiiccrs wcrc :is I'ullmi's: I'i'csiilc11l, llill Wisliimg Vicc Iwcsillciii, Lliiyil 'llUl'l1Cl'Q :md 'ltl'CiiSLlI'Cl', Hill Smlcn. The prcscni officers zircz Iwusiilciit, llmvziid Huglicsg Yicc I'rcsii,lcnl, Al llimiiiwziiig ficgrctzliljs, l'z1ul Wziimlzi. Sfllllttl. TOP ROW: Iames Hanson, Lee Miller, Ed Wishon, Mark Kline, Charles l-lobby, Melvin Cavanaugh. THIRD ROWi Georgie Angelos, Francis Batton, Barbara Newkirk, Darlene Richardson, Colleen Lamb, Ianice McKenzie Miss Stewart, SECOND ROW: Betty Wenger, Darlene Lareau, Peggy Redmond, ie-an l-lendersen, Charlene Martin, La Moyne Iohnson Velma Simms, FIRST ROW: Ernestine laynes, Pat Echols, Wanda Blankenship, Nadyne Herndon, Gail Dabbs, Doreen Ham. HC. S. F. The lntcllccti of Ceres Union High School under thc very zthle survcillzincc of their znlvisur, Miss Annzt Cynthia Stcxxntrt, was very ztctivc this ycztr. As only HA :ind li students :nc ciigilwlc to cntcr this sclcc :ind august cntcntc, the incinhcrship is quite rcstrictctl. These vcncrzthlc sclmlzirs, rcztlizing full well thc tiwniitittiis in which thc Cztlifurnizl Sclmlztrsliip Fcticmtion al is stccpcd, hxtvc thligcntly strivcn to uplwld :intl mznntztin thcsc principlcs dLiringtlicyc111'. lichintl their recedingt'm'cl1c:tds:1ml Iqiwiyiiiglncks, thc hcst minds in thc sclmul :irc constantly :it wmk :tccuunting thi' the :tutivitics uf thc Sclntlzirsliip. This ycztr, in znittitimt tit sptmsuring their ztnnuztl duncc, thc C. S. F. hclti suvcrztl patrtics. 'Vivo SCl'tttl2lI'S, fnrtunzttc cnmlgli to have ztttztinctl thc must lwiwictl :ind V cltcrislictl of :ill scliolznsliip IlW1ll'tlS, lifc incnihcrship in this nrgrtnizzttion, strc eg Ililliu Clirisinxtn :intl ljnrccn li.im. To ztttztin this Hniicst uf Holics one must QP D ' hztvc :tn IIVCVZIQC of PIB or hcttcr fm' thrcc of thc four ycztrs spent in high T Q TOP ROW: Wanda Holland, Betty Leach, Sue Adkins, La Moyne Iohnson, Philip Vierra, Galen Thomas, Marion Smith, Lawrence Bradford, Bob Carroll. SECOND ROW: losephine Ward, Betty Riggs, Peggy Schmaljohann, Leva Holland, Elma Lane, Gene Starns, Garland Thomas, Mr. Graham, FIRST ROW: Deeanna McCarter, Patsy Bettencourt, Bob Simmons, Molly Crow, Doreen Ham, Nadyne Herndon, Lynette Wood, Alice Miranda, and Frances Batton. Rally Committee The Rally Committee of Ceres High is under the direction and guidance of Mr. Graham, who since he came to Ceres High has heen unselfish with his time, patience, and help, for the good of the school. The Rally Committee has the responsihility of protecting the financial interests of the Student Body. To this end they spend many long hours in wind, cold, rain, and fog or hot sun to guard the fences and watch the gates to prevent those so inclined from gaining free access to football, lraskethall, or hasehall games. There were thirty-three active memhers in the organization this year, many of whom missed an exciting game doing his or her duties. The memliers are to he complimented on their fine work. At the lieginning of the year volunteers signed up with the advisor, Mr. gf' Graliam, pledging themselves to work willingly and unselfishly for the school. h ct V2 ,N JE' 69' I Duties of the members include selling tickets tiuniors and seniors onlyj, ' - - I 1 .4-n 5 .-9 , , , I, . Q I WJ taking tickets, guarding the rence or hack doors, running the score hoard, i 51 distrihuting programs, and more or less helping out when needed. A A Rally Letter was presented to those students who faithfully completed 19' ', f ' VS the required numher of times on duty in the interest of the school. TOP ROW: Evelyn Bacon, Leona Cusenza, Alvaniece Lewis, Norma McGar, Ruby Brurnley, Maxine Raymond, Audrey Bald ridge, Gwyn Roland. SECOND ROW: Georgia Angelos, Hallie Kenner, Deeanna McCarter, Wilma Chisum, Beverly Estling, Sally Dressen, Miss Stewart. FIRST ROW: Ernestine Iaynes, Barbara Ferguson, Pat Echols, Anita Fontana, Gail Dabbs, Bob Estep. Barker Staff The l5arker, our sehool paper, was ereated every two weeks during' the year. The staff was compos of memhers of the Journalism Class with Miss Anna Stewart as advisor. One of the outstanding features ot the 'tliarkeru was its get-acquainted policy. Much space in e 1 edition was devoted to interviews of campus characters. Also sueh feature items as a regular gossip colu and fashion notes were a part of each edition. Students who later hope to enter the field ot' Journalism ohtain praetieal experience 'is memliers of the 4 . . statt. This year the staff attended the .Journalism Clinie at Modesto Junior College and made a tour ot L t'Modesto l5ee's plant. Several memhers of the staff also attended a Journalism Glinie-Conference Fresno State College, among' them were Barhara Ferguson, the editor, and Ernestine Jaynes, the assistant ul tor, and their advisor. Memhers of this year's staff were: Editor, liarhara Ferguson, Assistant Editor, Ernestine Jaynes, Sports Editors, Pat Eehols, Al Lewis, Norma MeGarg Swap Page, Ileeanna MeCarterg Exchange Editors, Evelyn llaeon, Hallie Ken- nerg Ads, Wilma Ghisumg Typists, l3illie Ghrisman, Ernestine Jaynes, Deeanna MeCarterg Reporters, Florence Standifer, Leona Cusenza, Gail Dahhs, Ruhy ljrumley, Maxine Raymond, Gwyn Roland, Georgia Angelos, and Wilma Chisum. J B RKEB ATS CERES BE OAKDALE12j5 'L waits' Cf ECE 1 -,-,,,.... ----ii-W,--L.,-L-A .-.fu-,-,,.,. .,-1 -,,,- TT.-1-'f-'J-'51 aa- ,,.--,,.,,- --Yjj.,-, f- if ii. ---E eff.: --L... .,i-.l- TOP BOW: Elden Billings, Bob Kenner, Dale Davis, Herbert McBride, Perry Earl, Iohn Silveira, Athel Wyatt, Bob Martin, Fred Yori, Albert Vasconcellos, THIRD BOW: Orville Lear, Larry Mcl'lole, Fred Bezanson, Fred Killion, Ben Amaral, Gene Pope, Raymond Fonda. SECOND BOWi Ezra Boone, Morris Schmidt, Glen Bearden, Charles Grayson, lack Dewey, Don Vifilliarns, Charles Marko. FIRST ROW: Mr. Hanson, Wallace Serratt, lames Keener, William Crain, Lowell Sousa, Martin Bianchi, Rudy Davis, George Buggerio. Future Farmers of America The F. F. A. meinhers of the Ceres High School Chapter are truly living up to their motto of learning hy doing and their learning is not necessarily confined to raising hetter crops and livestock hut also includes many other activities which help to develop a well rounded program. A glance at their calendar of events shows a wide variety of activities not confined to the school year hut 5 , . continuing through the vacations as well. During last summer vacation memhers of the Chapter exhihited at two county fairs, the Stanislaus County fair at Turlock and the San Joaquin County fair at Stockton. They practically made a clean sweep of the prizes in the hog division and came with their share of the money in the dairy cattle division. All in all, they won over seven hundred dollars ii prize money. Early in Uctoher lloh Kenner and John Silveria went to San Luis Uhispo as the Ceres Chapter delegates lo the State Convention. - , The election of officers took place early in October. .lohn Silveiria was A elected President, Boh Kenner Vice Presidentg Fred Yori Secretarvg Ezra A f ! 57 I 1 v . F 5 ' lioone, Treasurer, and Herhert Mcliride, Reporter. Next on the list of activ- . :KF -V , i if' J .' L ' . . . , . . rfi1 ,fM't '46 ities was the Creenhand lmtiatron. 1 1 . rt ? .1 ' X F Y 5555, The lr. l-. A. Barn Dance was one ot the highlights ot the season. the fir' c if ' ' dl main feature was the raffle of the model 'l ' four door sedan. F. F. A. EXECUTIVES Ezra Boone, Bob Kenner, Herbert McBride, Fred Yori, Iohn Silveircr. The Fathers' and Sons' lianquet, which is an annual affair, was a great success in spite of the fact that some of the hoys over estimated their ahility to eat turkey. Easter vacation found Phillip Vierra, Cene Pope, and Jack Dewey exhibiting at the Grand National Junior Livestock show in San Francisco. They made a very good showing with their stock. John Silveira, chapter president, represented the Ceres Chapter in the sectional puhlic speaking contest held at Oakdale. We are looking forward to the fairs and stock shows this coming year. We know that the competition will he keener than ever hefore, hut we are confident that our stock is good enough to meet that competition. We have improved our stock hy using the hest herd sires availahle and have shipped in two chapter boars from the cornhelt states which are recognized hy authorities as the hest in California. Fairs and shows in which we plan to exhiliit this year are: Stanislaus County Black and White show, Modesto F. F. A. Fair, Stanislaus County Fair, San Joaquin County fair, California State Fair, and the Grand National Exposition at San Francisco. Just follow us around a hit and you will see that we are learning hy doing. i TOP BOWL Margaret Mann, Velma Simms, Pat Echols, Alvaniece Lewis, Bill Soclen, Dale Lyons, Norman Persing, lames Hansen, Mark Kline, Mr. Haas, Charles Wilson. FIRST ROW: lanice McKenzie, Barbara Guinri, Wanda Blankenship, lohn Mann, Charles Baldridge, Tony Cusenza. Science Club 'l'he Science Cluli, one of the most aetive clulis in the school, is composed of students who are interested in the latest developments in science. M the meetings the memhers see movies, stuff liirds, develop films, and do experiments in the lahoratory Aeeording to the constitution, the Science Cluli is limited to twenty' members. Initiation of the new mem- liers is alwars ai hiQ'hliQ'lit of the rear. The cluli is known to always feed its mor initiates well after ther' No . i - . . . -N through the ordeal. Among the activities for the past year was a recreational weekend spent in Yosemite National Park. Another interesting' activity was a field trip to l.os Banos to study the many types of liirds and other wild life there. Mr. Haas is the founder and capable advisor of this cluli which comhines fun with serious study. Second semester officers of the cluh were: l'resident, Margaret Mann, Vice ll itll' 'll ' l - President, Norman Persmgg Secretary Pat lichols. f First semester officers were: President, Billie Chrismang Vice President Velma Simms, Secretary, Janice Mclienxie. l ' ' sr' if-Q lewis, ljarliara Quinn, Wanda lilankenship, Mark Kline, and Charles Bald Qu r ridge. Leif M New initiates this year were: Tony Cusenza, Dale Lyons, Pat Echols, Al 11 TOP ROVV: Lloyd Parker, Norman Persing, Albert McQuc1ry, Clarence lones, PC1111 Iennings. SECOND ROW: Iczmes Brcckett, Hoyt Vonderpool, lohn Munn, kick Sadler, L01 Moyne Iohnson, Marion Smith. FIRST ROWi David Headley, Reuben Martinez, Alden Atwell,Suz01r1neIo11r1sor1,Grqce FOTlL11 lG10, Christmas Play 1311 1110 0x'011i11g' 111' 130001111101 1110 111011110111 1110 11111111111i05 111111 111115i0 11011111111101115111111011 I'2l1'lliS 111 111050111 111011 11111111111 C111151111115 P1111 l1Cf11I'C il 1'000111iv0 C2l1WZlCl1f' 01111111. 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HC2l1'1l11 01110 5 A 110115 1111110 11i1'111 111' 1110 12111151 011i111, King H011111 1.-X1l1011 1VlClJL1Zl1'j'j 01111011 1110 11150 111011 llcflllixf 111111 111111 1111001011 1110111 ttl 50014 llllt 11115 0111111 llllkl 110511111 111111. 1115101111 11101 110111 111 1110 1'CSll1'lQ 1Wl1lCC 111 1110 '1l111110 i11 NN1'ilklllllg 011111105 lllltl 11011115i1011 1110i1' 01115. A 11111110111 500110 1111111 11111111111 Z1 C111151111115 1100 111111 El vi5i1 115' 81111111 C111115 1N11. l,.21liCD 111 1115 1it1l0 1ilI QC5-ll 01111111 llf Yllullgstclns 1.111111 1110 ClCl1lC11l2lI'j' 501111111 111111 Silllg' HS1111111 C111115 15 C11111i11g' 'l'11 'l'111v11 w 10111111011 1110 110111110 111 pl'C5cllt'kl1ly 1'C21l11j'. TOP ROW: Mr. Yoakum, Hallie Kenner, Arlene Elliott, lim Sanders, Norman Persing, Albert McQucrrry, Ed Wishon, Dee MCCarter, FIRST ROW: Deeanna lVlcCarter, Wanda Blankenship, Doreen Ham, Velma Simms, Charles Hobby, Miss Schroeter. Senior Play t l'his Night liewztrej' it three :ret mystery comedy, was chosen hy the senior clttss :ts their ztnnuzrl plzty. lt was :1 hlend of riotous comedy, shztkes :uid shivers, spooks :ind spzisins, :tnd its :tation held the audience spellhound until the finztl curtztin. On Il wild, stormy night, Yelnizt liztyne qlloreen Httnij gave :L ghost pztrty in :t haunted tztvern for at group of jittery college friendsg Mztdznne Zorzt fwztndzt Blankenshipj, .t spirituzilistic inediumg Murthy Hawks CDCCZIINIZI McC:n'terJ, at sinister erippleg ztnd Johzinnzt Gowdie Ulm Sztndersj, :1 vampire witch, :ill added to the gripping suspense :uid the mysterious twist of events. interludes of hilztrious comedy were provided hy two superstitious durkies fDee McCzn'ter :uid Arlene Elliott, :ind ztlso hy the fluttery Hztrriet Hotchkiss Qlelzillie Kennerj ztnd her stzunmering t'Romeo fEd Wish- onj. When the suspense reztched its climax, it wus leztrned that Velinzt had heen responsihle for :ill the thrills :uid chills in order to force :1 confession from Frances Mallory QAlhert McQu:tryj who had committed ll crime :ind plztced the hlttine on zt fellow student. The guilty party wzts the one leztst suspected hy the audience. As usuztl there was Il mixed-up love :tffztir hetween Hugh Stanton fCll1ll'lCS Hohhyj and Nun Cztrteret fvtfllllil Sinnnsj, hut, :ts ztlwztys, love found :t wzty. Miss lrinzt Schroeter :md Mr. Wayne Yoztkuin did :ui excellent joh of directing the play. fs. J -1, 19 H. Q. -, ' W Nv0-'slag' I' 1 K V. K TOP ROW: Mr, Yooakunr, Pat Echols, Norma McGar, Gene Taylor, Kenneth Adams, lohn Mann, Paul len-V ninas, Reuben Martinez, Dean Hurst, Miss Schroeter.SECOND ROW: Barbara Guinn, lanice Metcalf, Ald en Atwell, Vllarren Foletta. FIRST RCW: Sally Dressen, lcmice McKenzie, Gwyneth Lee, La Moyne Iohnson. Junior Play Hwimt ,x Life, wats :t fzist-iiihviiig, lziuglr-pricked chiirctly :thuut yhtiirq' puuplc f'Hlll'llQ' purple cziught in the liilztritius whirl of at highly cmiiiczrl situzitimr. 'l'hc play wats pwckctl with wit, Q'Cl1LllIlC chiiictly, :mtl in cvcry wary was 'tprctty wuutlcrful. Hcnry Aldrich Ulcnu 'I':lylorj hzttl lu get thc highest grzitlc in his ltmhztrr llisttwy tcst in hrtlur to tztkc liztrhzirzi l,C1ll'SHl1 fl,Ill Eclrtilsy to thu spring tlzuruc. l3.trhzir:1 hzttl hrhkcn at tlzttc with llcnry's zirch cnciny, Clctwigc l3ig'cltiw, qfxltlcn Atwcllj in hrtlcr tl? gh with Henry. It hcgztn th look like Hcnry wuultlirt gct tu tztkc ht-r hcczitrsc hc was ziccrnscd of clrczitirig hir :1 test :mtl also suspcctctl of stealing hzmtl instruiiiciits frmri thc svlrfml. As si rusult hc wats suspcrrtlctl lltllll wlrtml l'nrsixlx'tl1lx's. Urily tht' slcutliiiig' hi' thc tlctcutivc, Mr. Fci'g'ristrii, .intl thc hziirtl lcsiuliur, Miss Wlrcclcig tlkiul .lcnnings :u1tlNorm:t Alcflzirj sztvctl Hcnry. They tliswvcrctl that George Bigelow :intl not Henry Alttricli sthlc thc iiistruniunts. Iluriry was pcrmittctl th mimic hzlck ltl sclwol :mtl Illltlltl thc tlzuicc. Sh cvcrytliirig' lLlItl1Ctl out :ill right in thc ciitl. The play uzlst prcscntctl Miss Sclimctcr with ll very lhvcly tlrusscr set .intl Mr. Yuztkum il iricc spurt shirt fur thcir this tlir'cctiirq':11itl their pzlticiict' in liclping' prhtliitiu thc play. ,w,,..-- ffma TOP ROW' Colleene Grandstalt, Alvaniece Lewis, Barbara Guinn, loann Elson, lanice Mclienzzie, Lelia Me-tcall, Billie Killrner, Pat Micliaud, Suzanne lohnson. THIRD ROW: Norma McGar, Vivian Reynolds, Goldie Sliuqart, Barbara Cathcart, Beverly llstlinq, Margaret Mann, Ernes- tine laynes, Bette Starns, Darlene Rand. SECOND ROW1 lanice Metcalf, Patty Lou Echols, Ruby Brurnley, Maxine Raymond, Gwyn Roland, Audrey Baldridge, Vir- ginia Redmond FIRST ROW: Violet Berg, Mildred Tucker, Mary Ann liannah, Pep Club The l'cp Clulf' was iwgziiiixcil this yczii' hy girls xvhii xvcrc iiitcrcstcil in Cltllllllg iniirc scliiml spirit :it thc gzuncs. lhiilui' thc lcziiicrsliip of thcir prcsiilciit, .lzmicc Mclicnzic, thc girls :is xi unit wcrc :in iiispimtiim with thcir yclls :intl wiilqs :ll thc gzinics. 'lhcy czirricil wut thc scliwwl uiilnrx with thcii' rcii :intl ivhitc llllllnwlilllin 'I'hc chili ,Qzivc :1 iiziiiuc :lttci thc lVlzui1ccii liziskctlmll gziinc, :intl it was wiisiilcicil ai hugu siicccss. A inns- LlllqCI'itxlC party wzis hulil zlt thc Youth Ccntcr. It was at gzunc ut 'tiiucss Wliiif' tlimiigliiiiit thu cvcniiig, First scliicstui' tllililL'Cl'S xi'ci'c: l'1'csitlci1t, .lziiiiuc ML lQCllZlCQ Yifu Viacsitlciil, liillic Cliislliziiig Scc1'clzii'y- 'I'rczisui'ci', lkzirhzlizl Ciiiiiing Ycll I.c:lilci', Niwiiin Mcflzli. Scumtl scnicstcr officers wcrc: Prcsidciit, l3:u'li1u'zi Guinh, Viuc ltrcsittuiit, .lii..nii lilsoiig Ycll l.i:zutc1', Niirinzi Muflzir. IUUAN BETNTHALL IERRY SPARLINC' IOSFPHINF GIPFNQ c Iwmf I Apple O1 or Outstcindxnq Boy Aihletc OutSiC1ndir1c1GirlAthle1L FOYT VAINDERPOOL HEBA VAINDERPOOL ED WISHON The Vvxttlewt Bw! Per onahty Most Likely to SUCCQQ6 'Q -. -' xx UM SANDERS The B1gge:st Woli fb 22-2 I ns 1 'S ' xl ,. ,mn s. Z' .f!5 In Business For Your Health ERE Prescriptions R STORE Health Helps l I M lx ll, l'1wvp1iQl1wl' Kodaks Soda Fountain Stationery Cosmetics SE N cb ,mm C. li. Tillson, Pres. :md Mzznugcr Wzrrrcn S. Tillsun, Vice-l'rcsidcIIt Mzrrion T. l3l'2lklfOl'kl. Scc. Francis M. ClIristizII1scn, Trczrs. 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