Ceres High School - Cereal Yearbook (Ceres, CA)

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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

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'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.

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'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'