Chowchilla Union High School - La Entrada Yearbook (Chowchilla, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1953 volume:

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I I .P , A J x I I4 J ,1-, A f ,1' V! hx CLI drziy , v 1' ' V1 L Lf if : f iff Mkqi A ,j,4., Nu ,,-1l1 p.f,.f , K 5A4f in-Yvl, y ldfffd I N4 , , wfaf A. -..Jf'L'4Q ', ' , V34 .14 , f 5-'17 14. ,ff 2' AL ,fsf'f 'V fl!! U ff . ? A ,I uf., 4?--'J IL., 9 A, I 7 J W IN X 4, j'f Zia 7 nirzrhzt 1 9 5 3 2 PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY CHOWCHILLA UNION HIGH SCHOOL VOLUME 21 The 1953 La Entrada is proudly dedicated to Neal E. Wade, superintendent of Chowchilla Union High School. Under the leadership of Mr. Wade for the past three years our school has achieved many new honors. His in- terest in the academic, social and co-curricular activities of the school has given impetus to our entire student body. Under Mr. Wadels guidance the scholastic standards of the school have been raised, deserving students have earned scholarships, and the student government has been revised. The highest ideals of skill and sportsmanship have been achieved in all extra-curricular activities. We, the students of C.U.H.S. are grateful to Mr. Wade for his friendliness and concern for our entire school. , Hun, ,, , Pehiraieh in 'fi When others fail him, the wise man looks To the sure companionship of books. ANDRENV LANG The lflihrzrrg 'Cable nf Glunienhz Dedication ..................... ADMINISTRATION ..... Board of Trustees .......... Administration Staff ........ Faculty .......................... Custodians ............. Library ....................... Administrative Aids ...... CLASSES ....................... Seniors ....... Juniors ........... Sophomores ................. Freshmen .................................. Class Officers and Sponsors ...... ORGANIZATIONS ...................... Student Body Organizations ...... International Relations Club ....... Thcspians and Language Club ..... Band ............................................ Future Farmers of America ............... Future Homemakers of America ....... Athletic Organizations ................... California Scholastic Federation ....... SPORTS .............................................. Football ..... Basketball ..... Baseball ..... Track ............. Girls Sports ...... ACTIVITIES ........... Music ....................... Queens' contests ......... Field Day ............... Senior Ball ........ Bam Dance Banquets Plays ....,....,........ .......... Awards ............................,. Assemblies, Rallies, Dances . SNAPS .,................................... ADVERTISEMENTS .... QQQQEFVB sp wean 91? Wm X s I ,., ,,,, - ' fy ' . -.-..., Q ' ' ' WA J- fa f AK ' . ,mf--3. . 4 -A Q 49 -, Y . fi' .X bk ' ' 42- i f Ql.- K fi. ,,- , 5 5 Q 3 '-Yi' , . ' ii 92 gli , gf A ' i i - L ' , ' av ge A ,-if , ,JM is .Y f mx I XX I Mwffwwwwmwn '- .. N- E iv M WWE ,W ,13sh1ui11i5itz1iiu11 he Knights nf the uunh able The function of the Board of Trustees is similar to that of the Knights of the Round Table. This group of public spirited citizens directs business affairs, makes important decisions, and determines school policies that make for the well-being of our school. R B. Smith, President BOARD OF TRUSTEES L. Schnoor, W. Wright, V. Bollinger, E. Thiel, R. B. Smith G9ur Sttperinisnheni NEAL E. WADE , The early hours of the morning usually find Mr. Wade attend- ing to the heavy correspondence. Throughout the year he may be seen conducting the business affairs of the student association, over- seeing student activities, and organizing and supervising the sched- ule for the school year. Under his guidance our school is a success. i' gn-I nn- 'H Si MNN jf VXI S lin HIFI' M:nriziL:1'r MILLY fl.AXLlMl'l'Z, Studi-nt Body 'lvl'1'Zl!?llH'l' DAWN Di-ZX XL R5 Stoitltu in r gllflerlin H112 gWflauggtcia111 Mr. Joncs, thc financial wizard, with his assistants and Milly Gaumnitz, studcnt association trcasurcr, managcs thc financcs of thc cntirc school. The financial affairs includc' thc busincss of thc school district, thc school cafctcria and all studcnt activitics such at athlctic cvcnts, thc student storc, and thc various studcnt organi- zations. FINANCE OFFICE STAFF Colviuzin Jonvs, Mildrcd Shaw, Milly Gaumitz, Phyllis llziivlin- fans A'l l'ENDANCE VICE-PRINCI PAL M. Sagal, M. Hahn, E. Jvtton Clyde E. Quick Ggffirs taff The main office staff of CUHS is concerned with helping to carry on the official business of the school. Mrs. Sagal and Mr. Quick, as attendance officer and vice-principal, respectively. help to keep our school running smoothly. Mr. Quick's offi- cial dutics include arranging weekly schedules and advising thc student council. OFFICE STAFF P. Dorris, Hofft'r-Sc-Crctury, R. Petris, Dz'G0ugh, S. Shay, P. Lockwood, W. Smith, G. Spcnrc, M. Ryals,W. Roulston .117 Milf' IVV f 49 , , .,XlC'l' . Z' -,,', FINE ARTS PHYSICAL EDUCATION Ralph Brvdx-nlx-rg, Gram: DcVaurs Lloyd Hclgvson, Valr Tusku, Nish Hnroiaxn 7 zxrulhg ENGLISH and SOCIAL SCIENCE Lloyd Hvlgr-son, Svvv Vnrivh, Ailvvn Black, Gladys Cnywood, FTIIUCCS Ilodgkinson,Gram'Kruwvl,Edryvvjohnson 1--V' V ghmwal QUMMERQIAL X-WL SQ. Q SCIENCE xl MA'1'HEM,x'1'1us Franvc-s Hodgkinson, Ailccn Black, 6 Mary Sagal, Henry Wood X Coleman Jonvs, Clyde Quick VOCATIONAL ARTS Allvn Rasmusscn, Dick Armstrong, Floyd Park, Bob Kelly Hvlvn Davis www fxdti Hazel Kintz, Gladys Crump, Cliff Kintz, Alvin Crump, Henry Eastcrwood, Mike Tynio CLIFF KINTZ, Chief Custod':1n Glue-iuhizxrtza 7 us gilrihnzres MORRIS BETTES, Bus Mechanic Cliff Kintz, Henry Eastcrwood, Ross Eppler, Alvin Crump, Morris Bm-ttcs Es, W f 4 +. fs, Q, iffizx X. f Iv 4 v., ? .,. M,.L,,.,, X 1 f f . I 011212:-5121:-4 Al C315 .x Ulflm XII f 5 s s 5 f .--uf l..Xl'RliXCI'1 l'l l'OX svsna Ql'lNX sua llxxczoczng JOHN WII.I.IAMS IIJXMA Ill I'I.IiR RICILXRD NlvMASTliRS MOH SI..-KYB.-XCR FRANCIQS W'YA'l 1' GARY QVICK l'.X'l'RICI.-X IJORRIS P.-XUIA PERRY llll.l,Y G.'XLl.l'.Y GAYLINN SPICNCIQ ll.XZl-Il. COOK I-I.XRl.liNli jIi'l l'ON ,IO ANY Nl.-KRISCAI A. j. HLAND Rl lsH 'VIIOMPSOX W.-XNIJA SMITH RONNIIQ FLOYD GEORGE ISOM W.-XNIDA ISICLI. .IOIC s'l'RuUc:H TOM IKICLI. RI'I1Y EVANS DLKNIC B.,XI.DRIDGIi IIILL S'I'I'I l' CAROLE COLEMAN AI.liXANlJIiR ISIGLIZR ARDIQTH PAUL IZVON WELCH AARON McRliI'1 AI.-KNIZ IIOLLEY l'.X'l'RICK HANLON TOLLIS TALLEY MILDRED SIIAW RONNII-I SMITH REB.-1. Dc-HART FREIDA C-ARRISON JOE SUTTON MARY JO RYALS l'A'l'RlCIA MCDOWIQLL SHIRLIEY SHAY MILIZNDA GAUMNITZ M.-XRJORIIQ H.-XIIX SHIRLEY SORENSON ROY PRICE KICNNETII BEBIEIQ L. D. TRl'I'I'T JANE LOVELACE PAT LOCKWOOD GARY STARR BARBARA PARK WARREN BROOKS LLOYD SMITH JOYCE SCHNOOR NOEL SOUTHWICK BET'l'Y VOGELSANG ELMADALE GVIJGEI. .IERRELL MEEKS MARGARET IJICKERSON WESLEY SMITH DUANE BENNETT CHRISTEVA EVINS KENNITH COX HOLLY l'HlLLH'S KATHRYN THOMAS ROBERT AIRD LA VERNE HUSTED BOB BECKER LENDY M EAIM EWS WANDA SMITH WANDA FROST VINCENT BRICENO FRANCES WALKER RONALD GILLASPY RENA PETRIS MYRLA BRYANT BOBBY BYNUM NORMAN THIEL DAWN DeVAURS J. W. RICHMOND JACKIE DeGOUGH MONROE WARD PIIYLLIS RAICHE VIRGINIA RODMAN DUDLEY STEADEMAN DEE WINN SHIRLEY MCLAUGHLIN GRADUATES NOT PICTURED EDWARD ROBERTS ELLIOTT MOORE DORRIS SIMPSON NINETEEN Sl iSpnz1Izi11g uf ,Q-51z1Ii11r5 Hixglvr' looks things over. 'gAin't wc swvvt''---Rirhmond, Mvvks, Vl'I'llill. Pre-tty us xx Pin' -E. Gudgc Whoups, you took mv by surprisv. airs six-ps Ril'hlllUIld, Truitt, Quifk. just fall mc Lilliokilnni. Wcll - Shay' xl MJ lv M gqnlmllllww any-ew fn, X WT .av N 'Q J' NW pw..-N M- el John Williams, President: L. D. Truitt, Treasurer: Shirley Shay, Secretary, Bob Aird, Vice- President BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Jerald Meeks, Elmadale Gudgel, Bob Slaybaek selecting senior announcements and cards it reaii1e11i'z1 ear-ings YVC, the class of '53, are concluding four exciting and successful years at Chowchilla Hi. We have learned the value of good team work and co-operation, and we'vc experienced the excitement of increased knowledge and, above all, we've had fun. These qualities have been shown in the many activities, school and class, and the two plays. The plays, Seventeenth Summer and Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, were enthusiastically received by the student body and public. Also unusually large groups of our class are active in music, athletics, FFA, FHA, and the student council. The many CSF members and life members have been out- standing in the fields of science, business, homemaking, English, mechanics, agriculture, and mathematics. We, the members of the class of 1953, will always remember Chowchilli Hi and the fun and friends we've had here. JOHN WILLIAMS President 7 TWENTY-ONE AIRD, 'I'. fXI,I.IiN. Ii. ALVORIJ. B. ANIJIQRSON. .-xNr:1.IN. Asrucw. J, BAKIQR, j. BAII.IiY. C, BAII,I'1Y, I.. BASS, BIQCIK, fi, BI-IIQRS. B. BLAND. N. BOIIINGICR. I'. BRANCII. BROWN, B. BRINIQR, F. BRYANT. A. BIIRIIIIICR. BUCK, W. BIIRRIS, S. BURR, C, BIYRKS. li. CARR, B. CIIAMBICRS. C. IIII.XMBIiRS, S. CIIIANDLICR. Il KZIIAPMAN. I KIOLLIICR. COOK, K. CORNAGOIA. Ii. COX. 'IQ DAVIS. IT. DAVIS. I-'. DIXON. R. DIXON. S. IJOBBS, K. IJYICR. V, ICLAS. R. I .XlIS'I. I FAVX. 55 sk wx fs. 'J lx Qs- -A K .V ...Q an x Sl. I X N 'Y O 9+ NX 1 R Q- Y H .. Nw I 95 x X Q '5 I Q25 f if I 'W f IQ V Xp W' S qnvliv 'Xl . ff ' 54 if -, - ,fr I' fa. v Y .Q ' 41 SN . ,. K 3 gg' .-a 1:5 f A QS, . 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M3 5 ,,,, . .. :Q l Q F, ai, I' 2 'I tl- ggi A M .Y 4 y . l'I'H. C. SIMPSON. li. SIMS. I . SORIZXSUN. V SPIQLLKI.-KN. D. SPIQNCIQ. A. S'Is.XIJI.IiR, K, Sl I-1I'lI.IC, I.. IIKY5. If. S'I'lfYI2NS. S. S'I'l-IYICNS, DEGQDUGII, S'I'I'1kT. 'I'. KR:XBINI, Y. 'l'IIIliI,. D. 'I IIUNIPSON, If XIVSUY. 'I'ODIIl'X'lglfR. IS. Y.XI.IfN'I'lNI'1. R. Y.-XX CVRIQX. YUl.H.'XRD'I'. I.. IN'.'XIlIfW'l'I'Z. D, YY.'Xl.KIfR. V. N',XI.I..XCIIC. S. Nlllili. lf, XYHIQKS. Il. IYIQIQKS. U. YYI'1I.'I'Y. If. VYIfS'I'F.'XLL. WYIIIISON. O. IYIUGINS. ll. W'II.KI'1RSUN, J IYII.III'I'If. ii. NYII,III'l'I'1, R. N'II,I.I.-XKIS. INII.I.I.fXNIS. R. W'II.I,I.-XINIS. R. VVILLIS. fi, VVURTIIANI, If WOR'I'lI.KM, I.. XN'UO'l'l1X, XI. N'YA'lg'l'. Il. INIYN, D. WYNX, L. WRIGHT, K. ZELL, B. STEVICNS, UIZIILHR, B. 1 1915 THIRTY-ONE duty! S Q,,0rAx, QNTM A X a IUNIOR OFFICERS David Tarabini, Presidentg Dale Harper, Vice-Presidentg Betty Lou Hubbard, Sccretaryg Char- lene Chambers, Treasurer DIRECTORS, Left to right: Steve Fitch, Mimi Burcher, Delores MeKissick discussing the ever-prescnt financial problem THIRTY-TWO fguuglqniptme:-i - he ,Strung Highlighting the junior year was the annual play, Ever Since Eve. This play that characterized the young members of the school paper, was highly appreciated by the public. Another big project of the year was the magazine sales that helped fill the treasury. The climax of the year was the gay, social success, the Senior Ball. St DPHOMC JRE OFFICERS Larry Boise, President: Jimmy McCulloch, Yiee-President: Barbara Bm-ll, Sreretary: Rnyforrl Fountain, Treasurer DIRECTORS, Left to right: Sandra Murray, joyee Forath, Louise Longatti appraising samplt Class rings. 721 151115123 - 1112 Smzlgnlmza The sophomores are developing their student minds and learn- ing to co-operate with their sponsors and class mates. The expe- rience of their first year has rendered them much wisdom, so it seems, and they are getting more enjoyment from their student life in such activities as the Valentines Party and the March of Dimes contest. These fetes show the ambition of the Soph class which is to raise more money than has ever been raised before at CUHS. They closed the year by decorating the auditorium for graduation. ln mf, FROSH OFFICERS Monte Pistoresi, Vice-Presidentg Nancy DeVaurs, Secretary g Judy Caldwell, Treas- urerg J. R. Gillaspy, President DIRECTORS, Patsy coveted CUHS banner Gudgel, James Westfall, Kay Chapman proudly displaying the ifillipuizrns - mhz Small Q9ues-3 Perhaps one of the livest classes ever to enter CUHS is this yearis Freshman group. Their spirit is shown by the turnout at the first parties. This class is also prominent with many members in the Sil- ver Seal Point Program. They are one of the loudest groups ever represented in Chowchilla. This is evident by the noise they make during the yell contest at the rallies. THIRTY-FOUR Ggulliiwrk Qyuihes SENIOR SPONSORS, H. Wood E. Johnson, A. Rasmussvn hang ing thv props JUNIOR SPfDNSf7RS, G. Di' Yaurs, F. Park, C. jones, rhoos inf thx' play Q-4 3 5 X? l E ? 6 Ei 22? QM ii? . if Q12 if i 4' I x ff. J'-, ,NUX Aj ' ' .nf 1. V1 I QQ . x-Al n.. ,- ' Ll -8W'?, .W YP' 1 1 :gr W2 F,K I . ,- W 6 .v - , ig Q . H, .J K :Q 'f x X if: fi f. W! xiii, X x ,gg , .21 23554 W is ,QE , -. ..mzSkxQxaQ W. W M X X x R1 Q Rx A tum ft Q xx 'Qi Xflkx f M UI FSE ' gg ' xl m, , X .F is A V, W X ze . i ' Q ., g jaw mfs A N 1 ,. EM G1 gmw n.. P 1 , -J Q. ., ig, m -NMR .. Q N X W 'F N ggi ix ., K Y f-A Q S fm X . X113 CD1'gz111izz 1ii1111s I , -isbn ..mA. Am X X ...............-.....-...QQ .... Mm. ......... ....., 5 ,... ,,.....,... ..... 3 meg Q 1-2:3 53 93 S'l'L'DEN'I' CC JUNCIL GARY QUICK, Prvsidvnt lfirst row: llolly Phillips. S:-ioncl row: joyu' Svhnoor, Bvtty Yogvlsaxng, joan Mzii'ism'41l, Millie' Guuinnitl, Susim' Quinn. 'Ilnircl row: Suu' llzunfovk, l.:1Y1'r1n' llustvd, lillllildilli' Gudgvl, Put Lockwood, Katy Vlll10IIl1lS, l.nrry Boivs. l onrll1 row: R. Gillnspy, Ronnim' Floyd, Lz1uri'nc'x' Upton, Ronnii' Cillnspy, David 'llZll'1ll1ll1l. Q1 ll EI illfnrrislzrliiir Qlmmril Thi' studvnt council, govvrning body of CUHS. Consists of ilu' studvnt body officvrs and thi' prc'sidc'nts of thc' various organiza- tions. In thvir I'i'gL1l2lI' rncvtings thc' Council discnssvd subjvcts pc'r- tziining to thc' wvlfzirc' of thc' studvnt 2lSSOCl2lfl0ll. Tha' outstanding projects of thc yvzn' wvrc' approving Club budgvts, ratifying Consti- tutions of thc' 0I'g2lIllZ21Il0IlS, sponsoring Clvzin-up clay and buying Ll popcorn machine' and an zlmplifivr for thc' football ficld. ' . ,. . .. . . pl lwfl to l'lU,lll. li. fnllnspy, X114-l,l15lKllHl. Nl. I .1 nn- iilf, il'l't'.l5llI4'l'I li. Youvlsgxrlu, St'K'l'4'l.2lI'f' fl. Qllll'k, l,I'1'SlCll'lH' lllydi' li. Quirlx, .Xdxisor dun 4 wr 'v',?' ,. xnxx Standing: D. MeKissie, Asst. Editor: H. Philips, Editor. Back row: M. Gaumnitz, M. Dickerson. 'l'hird row: E. Gudgel, D. Dt-Vaurs, B. Becker. Second row: L. Upton, R. Gillaspy, A. Bureher. First row: S. Hancock, J. Williams. HOLLY PHILLIPS Editor fllizt ifntrzthat From the preparation of the first dummy', to the time when students open their yearbooks, the staff, headed by Holly Phillips, editor, spends many hours doing write-ups, taking pictures, promot- ing sales, and securing advertisements. In the process of getting a well balanced annual to press, the co-operation of many different departments is required. Write-ups of the various activities and organizations were assigned to the staff and proofed by the copy editor, Ronald Gillaspy. Pictures were taken under the supervision of the editor and her two assistants. Delores McKissick and Mimi Burcher. Sales were promoted by Caylinn Spence with the aid of several class salesmen. In order to finance the yearbook by securing ads, Bob Becker filled the posi- tion of advertising manager. Other Staff members were Margaret Blanton, art editor, assisted by Sandra Murray, lilmadalc Cudgel, Ted Aird, and James Wil- liams. Supervising the entire project were the advisors: Mrs. F. Hodge- kinson, Miss ll. Johnson, Mrs. G. DeVaurs, and Mr. C. Quick. he 4 nfnllzr Some of the busiest students in school comprise the journalism class which published the semi-monthly newspaper, the Howler. Before the class, which is headed by Mr. W. Peterson, advisor, and lilmadale Gudgel, Editor, can gather and write the news they must first learn the basic principles of writing articles and the me- chanics of getting the paper to press. The staff is divided into dif- ferent fields. These fields include sports, features, editorials, art, and current events. Heading the various fields are Dellene Smith and Gaylinn Spence, assistant editors, Leo Taylor, sports, and Gharlote Woner, Art. Other members of the staff are Dawn De Vaurs, Pat McDowell, Virginia Rodman, Freida Garrison, Dee Sinclair, Elsie Gornaggia, Mimi Burcher, Sally Forrest, Barbara Beers, Oretha Williams, Jerry Askew, Wilda McRee, Garland Gentry, and Norma Bland. ELMADALE GUDGEL Editor First row Gaylin Spence, Advisor, Mr. Peterson, Myrla Bryant Smith, Mimi Burcher, Wilda McRae Suond row Elmadale Gudgel, Dawn DeVaurs, Pat McDowell, Freida Garrison, Barbara Burs Ormthx Williams. Ihlrd row Y lrqinia Rodman, Norma Bland, Charlotte Woner, Elsie Cornaggia, Dellene Smith. Iourth row Dee Sinclair, Leo Taylor, Garland Gentry, Sally Forrest, jerry Askew. M v igffgfv. fl xkt . Q.. N? fx -Q H' f-S Y' , I! V Q avr' x gb.. 5' QVS 5 .sr JK Yu Q '33 Q R sys? Y K -S Q Q Q 4 W 5 5 . Q if fling iv an Q' , L, . wx: XX NU ,fs a ii SP 5 ,rw We i ff, S 2 5 1 'l 11.2, 'A X, V mfg, v QNX! x 2 3 n ! 5 1 ,X .tlmut thru' tllouszmcl milvs this yvm' with tht' hvlp of tmvltspcc mtl Y2lI'i0llS Clubs. 'l'h1' CIUIIS lxmcl, 11ncl1'rtl1t'cl1t'c' I IS om' of tht' most outstzmcling cmlgztllixtxticvtts It hw ht't'n 1 1tt'cl 'unmtff ' ' ' ' ' '. .- wut' s l1t't'n hamclic'11ppt'cl hy tht' lurk of ftmcls. ' ' lxthlalttlrf-a 41 S9 , , 5, ISI' 5 P f t X I f A Wi t t 5 i XX l ., 5 ma 5 'kitkggl J J ' JJ FORTY-FOUR LIHOWCIHILL.-X HIGH SCHOOL M.-XRLIHING BAND XI' .-X'I l'IiN'I'IOX mzuth L, CIIIOWCHILLA HIGH SCHOOL BAND IN CONCERT ARRANGEMENT BOB SL.-XYBACK, Drum Major MAJORETTES Judy Caldwell, Joyce Bynum, Barbara Bell - Head Majorettc, Virginia Edwards, Lori Volhardt FORTY-FIVE 6'6 The aim of the future farmers is to learn by doing. This year the FFA has continued to have numerous activities. Members have taken part in Judging contests, Parliamentary Procedure contests 'rr fairs, social activities and the annual Barn Dance which highlihhted their calendar for the year. op row Fiteh, D. Harper, G. Burks, L. Longatti, C. Ford, M. Isoni, A. Johnson, j. 'I'homas, Y. I u ibnn nr: nn B 'I'odhunter, Roaeh, Davis. S cond row B. Kelly, Instruetor: E. Kemper, 'lf Burson, P. Parker, B, Fry, S. Lliapponi, Uzeoi I K Bm ui W MxNln1, D. Xvyatt, P. Gehrke, L. Johnson, F. Bollinger, D. Park, P. Meflhee, Brooks, is Mi idows It Butler, B. East, G. Bryant, L. Smith, E. Cox. rst w U. Davis, R. Willhite, 'lf Peek, 'l'. Ragsclale, Sutton, 'lf Talley, L. Upton, W. Brooks, X Rigsdili ,I X ini uri n, R. Hansen, E. Otto, F. Wortham. R lop row W Brooks, V. Ragsdale, l. Ragsdale. L. UPION, President, B. RELLX lnstrumtox Bottom row 1 fallcy, Sutton. Q , , Swv. I E X QIZX Q R , R'x 335 W ,ggg,fW dsx IW JR S is 44-W' 1 Q WIS 'Q Qys .. ' xv. 48 fi? .sr sig RJ .l FORTY-EIGHT fl aux S J. 4.1 A. . f1.xll.n'd:1, l'. Robbins, B. llubbnrd, D. flvntry, D. B cl4'4'm'nte' tlwwnlls WlIllI'llIJlKlS1llld lll'1ll'li M. llzxhn, -I. Willlmitv, lf. Hill modvliug thc' drvssvs thvy mndc. lf-u, W. lim-ll, M. Rlddlv, l. C-rvvn sm-ttlng thc- taxblm- for thx' mothrr S and duuglxtvx s lm u Offiu'l'S Of 'lllu' I-ill..-X, l', Lurkwuod, P. Robbins, B. Hubbard, Willhitr, L. Hollvy, E. .-Xllvn, l . Ilill. EFT' 'l'hc- purpose' of thc' Futura' Homcmukcrs of Amcricu is to hvlp build :xIIlt'l'lC2l through bcttvr lmolnmnukilmg. Of thc' group! many nctivitivs this yvar. thc most outstanding wvrc thc Christmas party zmcl thc Nlfiilll'I'-ljllllgflllw' T021 hvld in thc' spring. K Y M i Nw, -Al Y ik. fl., L. if wa. W l ' N' Q K ' Su Q X J Q xi bf' 'L 1 N .4 . Ya X ' L L 5 K-. 2 - is WE X i r, Uv! xv! .. V w - Q b ' Ls, A K ' 'Q ,f . 1 Ll., .Lv E1 is LG L '4 3 Q1 5 C, Q 'F 4 bi, gf wma mm my-wwmwxm ? m . ,,,,,,W,W.., ,Y m fa? ' aff AWE 4? X ....-L my m,T,.?EM sg Q ff, , ami' X fm ,,.. . h 'ill My M' Nw ,, my j Ty' V I 4' gr X YM' Ax Hg-sf . f ' ' '35 'Sf mx x . L , 2139'LW wif X ' x. K., C -f -mai xx X 'wg 1 Rmb j jx , f wp Y ' X ' W gp K xg V Q, L A than U :WK 1 . !g'agmf ivfpg L91 XY we if ' K X gg, ul ,JW blk 1- 2 'S w xii? N, AX, 391 gg Y , X: fwikw , sf w A W Sfigfg-5 yLg A x M l L ' 'Q 2' mm X , f M.-M NM .V 5 . -: 1i , I' H X 4 .:: H-. - gs. T 5 Q-I x Q9 f Q 5 -, JAWS miiwlfn t. 7 'M ,K ' g X R .. S, 5?- E . ' ma - A S Ai: ,mi I MSQEYQ it t It 2 4 fa. , Q wx Y x g S B i in wa 3' is we 'yi ji a 3 S Q ig Hx Rs ff .4 4 F f QV. JL wif' X-miia., ,fr X- wsrg S 5922312 'if wma Q wi is Wi snug, 3 ff' E N 5 01525 Fuurtll row: 'lf Lindssxy, I . BI'ZlIl1llllS, 'lf Aird, C. Quick, 'lf DOPr-w, G. Spc'm'1', M, Cnumnitv, B. Slllyllllfk, IJ, IJ1-Vulnrs, R. flilluspy, B. Aird, vllllifll row: M2ly', Lllddil, Forzlth, F. c:ilH'iSUIl, G. Rosv, Svhnour, B. VVOQJVISZIIIQ, W. Ross, U. Williams, 'vlhwrdt P Roulwon K CIIVIHIIQIII IW Vl'1lIIl2lQIli U WKJIIi'l' S Forrvit II Phillini FIFTY S1-vonci row: G. G4-ntry, R, Gillnspy, B. Hulvlmrd, D. MrKissic'k, Stitt, C. 'l'axyl0r, L. Ingrrsoll, N. D4-Ynurs NI. lll'LlX'l'S, BYIIIIIII, lfnlclwrll, P. fludgvl, H. fllldgvl, Il. .-Xlvord. first ww: VV. I'1-tnrsml, .-Xdvisor: YN'ism'r, Y, Dyvr, B. Crm-rnwood, XV. MVR1-v, .X. Paul, B. VIQIIUIIIDSUII, D. Johnson, S, fvfurrny, D, Smith. - x Q' A I I 3 if Nw Spuria ff X ga , X , Vargity Q '-7: 'l! M .Tala I X f1 'M'N x sw' , X 5 -,X X -XXg:X1sk I ix - K . . .1.h 4 51 . Xff- . - K ,gg Q X . A L, K k f. x W J' 'i YN i 9 X kk 5 X Q' ff xffwf Q X X D , ' ' ' 1 X 0 m O ,N t m t . Q 7- k:.., k . N X X L ...- I 2 X I 2 I O A 1 1 , 1 4 , X- 1-I I gi .., ' R U l X 1 s 1 Q? Q lr- - - 1 'Q 6 ' Q52 gf , X fn' M' ' H IM Y' ' I I X xx 3 157 A ' 5 , W 2'- Q' Qi , X S E -xX xx - ' -X-L fix X X A X3 I x i X 1 E5 N X A V y f, 12:0 ws, xi X X5 Q85 Z D Wzaff' -M' lflfffe X X 75 W7Azgay Nag' 5 Bari ff X JWHAMQW are NM S 3 X X Hxfdfefef f , WXQQ A 1. 60725 f f 1? 5f74YfFl' ' X. A ,,q.., X A . X Z. Fairfax C H5 'W Xa l I Q 38351 'K 'W 'gpm-Q an S X' , Nh MJ! 'X 'U' gwEE x XO B fy ff 471W xg -iam-X R X J gi 1 xx S, - ami' f 1409, C ffyovra 7' x N35 M ' l fm 1 -'Q . 'ei I ootb in W .Mr X A m f, L ..LL .:,,,. . 4 ? wwf iiz . ,, v , 1.216 , I My 6' if Qgh' 5' 1? ffFff72Vsf2v-s ,fmypgmf F6 A. YQ? M 1 '0 X , s Q Ffh! H5 X as 5 is ., ,A.1:,,. 'V.,: i 5fe ef'f 7' QW -A k fl! 775'c46acA f Qfyem-ff 9 gf 1,-.sw Z rb, luis- ? 'I' , , ' x ' 'WM p ' QM . .R , x M -S gnu ' ,515 Z'C'oX fa 1- ,Q . ., QL 1 ff . QW ff? I . ' V ' fgdffdf 7' 055 2 7 ,K M Q7 'S FIFTY-FOUR If Chowchilla Chowchilla Chowchilla Chowchilla Chowchilla Chowchilla Chowchilla Chowchilla B FOOTBALL SCORES Mariposa - Hollister - Orosi - - fliingsburg fKerman - lewashington 'liCcntral - +Fowlcr - League are-raiig 7 nnilmll B. Kirk K. Cook G. Bryant P. Rose C. Smith R. Husted A. Stephens R. Williams D. Bennett W. Heffington L. Taylor D. Thiel P. Fry J. Altom L. Russell V. Sorenson B. Hogan II. McDougal A. Kobzoff G. Wiggins E. Otto D. Hergenraeder J. Glenn F. Bollinger Chowchilla switched from the old single-wing style of attack to a more deceptive split-T formation this year and came through with flying colors. With new coaches, Lloyd Helgeson and Nish Haroian, behind the helm, the Redskins completed the season with only two league defeats. john Williams for the second year in a row, was voted most valuable playerg and Norm Thiel and Ronnie Floyd were chosen team captains. Quart ua Chowchillals Papooses completed a fair season with a good record. The team displayed fine running behind an aggressive and fast wall. Many of the players will advance to the varsity next year after the experience they received with the J.V.,s. Vinceint Briceno and Duane Bennett were chosen team captains by their team mates. SCORES Chowchilla - 0 Livingston Chowchilla - O 'fKingsburg Chowchilla - 13 +Washington Chowchilla - l4 'XCentral - Chowchilla - 6 99Fowler - Chowchilla - 6 fKerman - Chowchilla - 6 Merced - 'DG League plays Lc-ft to right: L. Helga-son, Head Coachg N. Haroian Assistant Coach: J. Mato, B Coach. G. McDougal, L. Harbison, Mana- gets. v SCORES JAMES WHS'l'lfAl.L, Managrr: STEVE VARICH, Coachg CURTIS RYALS, Manager FIFTY-SIX L. D. 'l'ruitt Joc' Davis Raymond Fostvr lata-iiiu Elgzxf-keihzxll W R11 hlnond Gary Quivk Larry Boise- Dalv Harpvr Glenn Faust Norman 'I'him-l D4-lb:-rr Whinh- Chowfhilla Chowvhilla Chowvhilla Chowchilla Chowchilla Chowvhilla Chowchilla Chowrhilla Chowchilla Chowchilla Chowrhilla A-fl Los Banos - Fowlrr - - Cvntral - XNashington Kingsburg - Kvrman - Fowlvr - - Central - Korman - Washington Kingsburg - X Yzf ? Q ix ,amen l 'W X W A.. K , hx , Sm?-we Ax Ss Qi 'Ls ' is M. 'W A b k Q-39' ii' R- r '.1wX?JgXX5 2, igk 3 f- s S gk XQBSQQSJJQQ-Yfgww f- , .A -- V, A? lz,,U,.: Lt l Y L h ,i A 35 m.AA - W if , , 3 f --' nw uw -- 5 H155-f'fW , fig? .E I 1 3 'Q I Ml , 3:3 f , 1 if sy X K gfi, gg.: . 0 H 4 fi 4 ' A ' i . A 1 2 W XSRSRS A M K W tw, i 4 L Q kms! Qiiwiwbkk W vl- ,. Og, if!! Q Y Y 3 I I gk W ,W A X K, , A ' g X 'S , f F- my ' ' , 1 1, I Q A, rg, V N Q X2 gi? lg . ,K QQ ,jf gigs X aff ' I R5 1 Ai ' Q Q X, Ywfx , ' Q Y I X Q af 5 -iii? 1-M KI ll-.. ,NRI if Q1 I 1 1 gs , f X .V , S - W X 1 E I W V . V, A ,S I L in at A . s 4 2, 3 Y vig A . 4 i If 'iff fr. ff J' 1' 1? W Q A ,Ji , Xi 3 V ,gr 5 ,Af 5 A, Y, g VE ,X xr, M L - J 9.4 'RKRQ f ' . i3:.gf,k 3 Q'-12 f ggQ.,, as mf K L 1 -ng :fa Xb' , 4 Y K? x if xl if A, - ff rs xv Q XETXQS Q- is ' I S a u I 8' 03,1 w f L A xv x11 f7?,,l,l2IgE fgg fl? 5 W Q gb y uf fix gb ,' Q ,gffzxgfel -- -f -t 1.5 X 0' -'X '.. N! f af ? T'- 4 J zflff' 4 'wwe W K fig, gg sf Q 'fi 'A K -fx in . Q ' , ' o 'Q ff Q M, 1 B' XV? 1 x Q C 7 N Q B V ,gulf 9-.4 't , X I,-4, ...Q Ki! Q 1, if M W1fm'5Ef22,m 4f-A f Q B TEAM After getting off to a good pre-season start, the Redskin middleweights found the regular season play rough. They exhibited sharp shoot- ing and lots of speed but lacked teamwork. The B's elected Leo Taylor as team captain. Chowehilla Chowehilla Chowehilla Chowehilla Chowehilla Chowehilla Chowehilla Chowehilla Chowehilla Chowehilla Chowehilla Kerman - Fowler - Central - Washington Kerman - Kingsburg Fowler - Kingsburg Washington Kerman - Kingsburg -29 -36 -47 -37 -42 - 32 - 49 - 53 41 47 - 35 C TEAM The Redskin C's finished an early season race close to the top of the Shasta league. They displayed many future players for the Var- sity. Team captain was Jimmy Williams. Chowehilla Chowehilla Chowehilla Chowehilla Chowehilla Kingsburg Kerman - Washington Central - Fowler - -29 -9 29 38 239 D TEAM A managers arid coach: C. Ryals, S Varich, Westfall. B managers and coach: B. Kemper, S Varich, V. Anderson. Shasta league champs was the title that went to the Redskin D team. The Redskins completed their league schedule undefeated and lost only three games to non-league opponents. Good teamwork contributed to the Redskin victories. Dudley Steadman was chosen team captain. C Chowehilla Chowehilla Chowehilla Chowehilla Chowchilla Kingsburg Kerman - Washington Central - Fowler - Q FIFTY-NINE Vs, i N E X 5 Ny J J' 4 I .i,. it v PM J . J. SIXTY - K KMASSQEFQ Ea A BA'l l'ERY Kc-vp your cyc on thc- hall, Larry. W. Richmond, L. Boisv, pitvhvrs. N. Thiel, B. Aird, catchers. liar:-2-iig 3851521.16111 VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM Coach Haroian, W. Rich- mond, 'l'. Burson, Thivl, L. Boics, H. Whittlv, L. Taylor. Sc-fond row: J. Gillaspy, L. Longatti, Ivfay, Mt'1'ks, B. Aird, D. Harpm-r, R. Morrill. Thx' Rt-dskin varsity did bm-ttt-r against non-lc-aguv opponc-nts than against Shasta lvaguz' trains. Howvvvr. Coach Nish Haroian is optimistit' for nvxt ycar sinu- only thru' nu-inbr-rs of this yt-ar's tvarn arv graduating. W. Rivhinond. au' pitvhvr for tht- Rvdskins, was chosen svason captain. Larry Boivs rt'c'vivvd tha- cup for thc bcst batting avvragv. Nfl J.v. TEAM J. Mato, coach, P. McGhee, V. Sorenson, B. Parker, T. Cox P. Fry, T. Rodman, E. Roachi P. Parker, J. Altom. A. Kobzoff, J. Zell, D. Thiel, K. Truitt, Wiggins, R. Gud- gel, W. Heffington, H. Mc- Dougal, J. Ross, E. Johnson. 'N-. NY 2 Mar. 12 -- Mar. 20 - Mar. 26 - Apr. 10 - Apr. 17 -- Apr. 22 -- May 1 -- May 5 - May 8 - May 15 - Hit it Jerrell. Coach Haroian and his managers-C. Rial, R. Husted 1 B. Kemper. jj. 'Baseball VARSITY SCORES Chowchilla Chowchilla Chowchilla Chowchilla Chowchilla Chowchilla Chowchilla Chowchilla Chowchilla Chowchilla Fowler - Central - Washington Kerman - Kingsburg Fowler - Washington Central - Kerman - Kingsburg SIXTY-ONE an ' nr 4 . W...,,, . . K X A 4, M., , 1,-f A Hvvvr- -r--'-H'MN 1-H 'g gi' 4,,,V AML, X ' 1- - Y 3 . V' - gg' '-V: -3--F' f-3.-, fy' Mm hh W it gf W 1 -1 Q, Q ' V b fi A . Wh 13 L, '., 'X ' X NEW Q 1 1 1 in tg, xg v X Ng? 3 y Q x I mx 1 'xii X gs, Q S Q Y Q K ff, Q Q mf wx Qffwig uf , 6 A fG,wLXE gm K S 4 1 is , 1 Q 12 Of, hx L -W Q ff : ff N M y 5? Q 45 ii - V .is 4 Q .X .3 , . V Sw :fain I ' ' '-Xa wx g - 35 wp, hw SQ 1 V23 . - xi A r .5 X ,Q 1 -I fi . F A --x r Q Y ,Q ,Y 6 . s in K X9 5 ,Y an I lqinrlahzi G. Quick, C. Tribbleidistance men. Quick holds the school record for the half-mile. Tribble holds the school record for the B half-mile. The track team, under the direction of Coach Helgeson, has grown in number, and in comparison with former years, has estab- lished an enviable record. Its record is two third places and one second place. Besides this they placed 10th out of 19 at the Dos Palos relays. ...K Charles Tribblc was the outstanding man at Dos Palos. He set a B team record in the 1320 relay. To top off this good record at other schools, our track team has also set twelve new school records. C Broad jump 'l'i-ani-K. Isoni, R. Gudgel, B. McGhee, 880 Relay rlil'2lIl1+C. Tribble, G. Quick, V. Ragsdale, J. Williams. J, Davis, 44-ll Relay 'liemn'-L. Wyatt, 'lf Cox, R. Cillaspy, R. Yalcntine. Discus 'l'eamiAnderson demonstrating. W ittwiisittm 5 'USG ag -Q-- ' E 'Shy- 6 'im -H-.-4: --.,,.., Miss luskn :ind thc' tvnnis tvnni. Girls gym class plays lmslcvtlv Girls gym Class 1-xcrrising. A hard gnim- of vollvylmll. 64 Gbirfs S-Spuris SIXTY-FOUR Q www' n 1 ,g ,NM- U cw xv a . , ny, v, ,A f -- ...ujjwgek ,Wx 1- J, X QW. fx fm. -M V5 as W, ! W. .un , iw .Q tx, S + if wg Q., 5 A P 1 .. 1-. wr?:'5L:f 2: 2 x - ew VV vw M ww Fla! J' Q riiniiiss ii M X , y xX , X QQ M- fx M L, , , XA., k k X Q Q . ,W .L mmf. x X Wg. ,, ,.-- ' U, -.MW S. X U 1- 'A A' , ..,,.,1, x L - ,.. ' X ' , sn X.. .wx -Q.. pw -PM M.fx...4, .f ,M.,,..: x N x W... xx ,...,.x ...,..--N xv X .x......f.. ...A .33 N. 0 X.. ..n., ,... .hw in -'Pl 'x + Q, -aw W Q Xi! X. if qs. Y aw- in I mfr' 4 U' X 'shui ,gf J -1 qw 5. I. 3'3 1 X ' uf X .agff Q 'fri vxsfSS'L ,. gf. ' if? x ' 'V , Q .. ' L, X + fvf- ww Q .Y W QW I f'm!?.9ijryS'g5wg5,T5 A y X ,-. , 5Q,,rf'i ' i 'X mum lS.uml mv mln-lx 'I. li' 11,1 fhlll lx, S. x1lllI4lN, lf. find 'I'ln 'l'ripl1 l'riu f..1H.n1cl.l, K, Ifixlmvr, YY. xrilllllf' I' l'is'kr'1'- I, IJ, Smith, llgm-, 1-ll, S. 5I1'l..lllQllIill, U Iwhrmm, I, Nlrluullulllirl, B4-ll. ll. SIXTY SIX xx'illll'I'S. IIE LIl1URL'S undrrthr'di1'm'rtiunofR41lpl1Bruin-11lu1':-Q X, E rt, .. -P s 3 f A ,pf i 4 Qrlg ive 'the Queen 14 Ll ng. 0 D 'u,v.av ' 'Ng W. -Ax P xv in f , A .0 Fifa BARN DANCE QUEEN CANDIDATES P. Dorris, C. Won:-r, E. McKinley, G. Rosv. Barbara Alvord, Block C Sweetheart SIXTY-SEVEN P 41,1 5.-'W X 'Q Jfiwx. f s ' 'han'-M 'lQq5m .Wu liking SIXTY-EIGHT K li.-l Qlnter-Qllass i D. Sinclair makes it over. O. Pullcn broadjumps for the C class. J. Davis sets an A high jump record. L. Wyatt jumps thc B hurdles. rank meet The junior class was the winning team in the inter-class track meet held at C.U.H.S. on March 27. The outstanding point of this track meet was the fact that eighty students participated in it. The juniors had a total of 174 points. SCORES OF WINNING TEAMS A CLASS-Seniors ------- 89M points B CLASS-juniors - - 87 points C CLASS-Freshmen - - 822 points Start of 200 yd. dash. L. Longatti high jumping for the B's. R, Gudgel, L. Wyatt are ready for the gun. Mr. Wade starts the A class 440 yard dash ' L ......m, ,,,.. K 1 X . Xi E Q I x ,rg ..- I .J S D. Freeman N? Tlnel G. YY VP ww d R? EVENTY Smriur Saturdzly. .Iunv 7, 1952 9 'till 1 AN liYliNlNi Y,,,... V fx T abbfos' R. glaybdck JTL0 YY Vela Ce B. IN PARIS Sfif-+ 'i K' gkiall Chowchilla High School Ck if Qugdk -93 SEVENTY ONE 74 x b - xkxx ? ,X F wx .JJJX x .., lg, -.jygy z, S pus-L ,swing ltqlfxa A -as 3 'Ks Q1 .i ' MARCH 28, 1955 SEVENTY-TWO 4 9' ns I .-. , IQP . L K R. Harris, P, Dorris L. Upton P. Dorris Jucvn S1111 er ' X ..,. . ,', 'W ' K Qwi 4 Mx -.s. . K., ,. gi... l' 1,fi,ik1ng A llwfwfw :qv , . . . .1 .f , .R if i Q-- W K . ,Q . U, nrtiilerzatrg qi. of ig .W '1 .fag 'ww ,y Y K '. iff - x . Ui: R 4 G53 js W. Brooks, G. Ross, L. Upton, P. Dorris, R. Harris E. Roach, E. MCKinlr'y', C. Wonrr, R. Floyd ' - S. Rassmussf-n L. Bollmgcr, S. Joncs, L. Upton, P. Dofris, R. Harris L. Bollmger I FAIGROUNDS AUDITORIUM SEVENTY-THREE . . wx, , llzlrlx rm ll. Bmli-r, fl. Ismn, fi, Qnimk, Y. Brivrfnn, H. Slgivlmvk, lfront 1 ls-in-1-,i1. l.ulr-ninn, ll. Phillips, lu. Uucluvl, F. Rnclrizun, Mr. li. pri-si-nts li. li:-vlu-r, li. Clncluvl, Il, Phillips, 'lf livll with pins. ll.1lph lirvnle nhl ig ll ind D H SEVENTY-FOUR illzurh Qliilllllllll 'l'hm' fourth unnuzll hand lJ2lllCllli'I honoring thi- svnim' nn'mhci's of thc C.U.H.S. band was hvld on thc cvvning of May 21. Pins wvrc' givvn to thv svniors uftcr 21 frivcl chickcn dinnvr, family stylv, was svrvccl by hcad Chcf, john Thomas. Spczxkvr for thc' cvcning was Mr. Calvin Ellis. v: D. SIl'1lfll'lIlIll'1, R. Gillzispy, B, Chilli-y, 'lf Bi-ll, R, Smith, li, liynnnm, Mm-mls, B. llc'rlwr, X I B ine 'nwz D. IJVXVQIIIFS, G. Sp:-rim-, S. Shay, S, Sorvnsmi, l . VVa1llu'i', li. llllllx, l.. lluslvcl, Svliiium f W. ,- ,Ii w if Vs 5 is X Q 2 .Jr X g 2 W, , Q Q I J , f ,51.f .w V-mf. - a g V, 5 Q my . Q gs' in by EH if ' g Q r y 'uk E X N VV .ir S, ff 5' , J? Q ff fm 33 A, . fi F -? s Y f jii L .. 'Y ',x, . ' V V ppm, gg R wh, wwf x M 5, AZ.7 5 . 5 'WM Maggy A aff ' S NNN wggesw 1 N A 4 ,S ww . ,FH a . i 4915. sys.. , A Lk X 1 'i iw- 4......I f., ff Qu H' my ' 5 --x Huuiur 112114 Burk row, lm-ft to right: B. Alvord, C. Builvy, R. Mcrrill, R. Elas, L. 'l':1ylor, L. Bziilvy, Moorr, F. Lrpkr, llill, Ilnzv. lfront row: Bm-k, 'l'. Aird, S. Fitch, B. Hubbard, D. Sinvlzlir. SEVENTY-SIX D. Sinclair, F. Hill J. Hazv, 'l'. Aird, F. Lvpkc, D. Sinclair '12 Aird, F. Li-pkg: P , . 4- iilwr KSIIIKL' 1 uv April 17, 1953 High School Auditorium 1.1.3 QS 592g flip f . , . ii-is Smriur lam Le-ft to right: S. Quinn, P. Dorris, L. Hustf-d, R. Smith, B. Sluyback, J. Mvvks, S. Hancock, ll. Phillips, R. Gil- laspy, B. Aird, B. Bynum, j. Dc' Gough, S. MrLaughlin, G. Spcfncv, N. 'l'hic-1, 'l'. Brll, K. Thomas. S. Hancovk, J. Dc' Gough, B. Aird, 'l'. Bc-ll, N. S. Hanvovkhl. Meeks l'hic-1, H. Phillips. R. Gillaspy, H. Phillips - B 1 ' g T' Gi ur 31221115 were EUIIIIB mth Gang Dcccmbcr 5, 1952 High School Auditorium SEVENTY-SEVEN 1?. '4 lf ll s 'Tr 2.3 74 SEVENTY-EIGHT ,I ig g ......' 'ma- Y' ...aa -A Bunk of .'AIHt'l'IC2l zlwzlrcl Cups wvrt' givvn to ROIILIICI Ciilluspy, svctionul 1'c'p1'0sc'l1t11tivt' in Ifrvsno, in thc' fivlcl 4 of IAfI2llIN'ITl2'tIICS :md Scicncv. amd Suv Hz1m'm'k in Libcrul A Arts. The pvoplt' rt'ct'ivi11g Cc'1'tifiCz1tt':a for UIIISILIIICIIIIQ work in thvir fivlcls wvrv: Ii. IIIIILISIDY,Sl'If'lH1'illlKI IAI2ltIll'lllilIIl'S - XHwutiom1lArts - - Blaxtllvrllgllivs - - Lllllgllilgl' - - Iinglish - - Ifim' Arts - Ilmm-marking - Industrial Arts - Agrivulturm- hlillit' Uuulmlitz - Ilzxwn Ill- Vzturs I5oImAircl - - - Holly Pllillips - Cary Quirk - - Mzxrbjorim- IILIIIII - I,. I7.'l'ruitt - - I.zum'nt'1' Upton - S, IInnc'oc'k, Lilwrzll Arts in I.. I'ptun, Ii. Aird, G. Quivk, I,. D. 'l'x'uitt. M. Dirkr-rsmn, M. Hzxhn, D. I,l'Av2lll!'S, M. fllllllllllill, II. Plmillifs. wi 5 .W fb igilllli uf A11Il2I'iL'2I ftiuarhs I Six senior members of the California Scholarship Fed- eration received life membership pins for their outstand- ing ability in academic subjects after being members at least six out of the eight semesters in high sehoolg one of which had to be in the senior year. Regular membership pins are presented to students when they first become eligible for C.S.F. They are en- titled to keep them if they qualify for C.S.F. three con- secutive semesters. The annual C.S.F. day off was spent this year in Stock- ton touring the State Institution. During the afternoon the members enjoyed various types of recreation. E. Gudgel, CSF Presidtnt Member. SENIOR LIFE MEMBERS R. Gillaspy, G. Spence, D. DeVaurs H. Phillips, E. Gudgel, B. Vogelsang. T' QF 3fIIEII'fI5 - qs, ? .gi A ..., K 4 Q- . as Q. wx, v 4' , P i i'A uk 'mf'-'-7' 'P . 2 11wg N . Q IL A W it X335 .mm 3+ awp . 4. W X Nm.- X. A wx 'x Q 1., F in n Ha ie ', ,Q Q i. X 2 S' fs? XM I. 3 , J, ' S 53 iz, R F may ww 3 if s 4x W Xwiww ns, Qf 'ia?5?ETf'f:f:::f:b - Xa X59 XM wav. . ,, S .. if:-1'- KLK' , - 'fn tad. ff I xp , . Au 93 X F Q, 'V M N P as 5 n ig 23 32 8. , 2: 22 fmt' Lal! ml X P ar 'VUE 'Wu .it fp .7 gms. li, .-Xlxmd, Girls' Stntr- R1-pr:-svrltzxtix'm'. -Q , a . D DVX 'lllI'4 D X R Yun K'm1im's . 1 , , I. .Xud,f1. In-ntrv Bmw Stun' R1'llIl'S4'Ill.!llX1h. vulxixxj LIUIIIVSI. S Il'lm'm lx, lx. Lux, II, Phllllps, Lions 1111111311 g EIGHTY-FOUR IND Qjuuur 511211.15 lar M dwg Q., '55-army -xx ,N 73,,'T.. A-nf .ov EIGHTY-SIX ii 3HVIIgu'5- L. Hollvy, K. Finnr-y - gXin't wr' putty? K. Cook, fl. Bryant, M. Tzllllzlgni - - Thx' :nrt of pvrsuusion. P. Imyh, K. Chapman - - - 'l'imv out. B. Spc'nr:', E. Johnson - - English 4A. I. Richmond, L. Truitt - - Gvtting rvady for urtion. L. Hvlgcson - - Rvsting bvtwvvn classes, A may .Wi -aww X -Sv 4 .3 . M i -.J his llmgu , ' L , 5 .M Q ' 2 wg as S , .... K .Vqre.eiQ:i,-54,-sg w.w:. ggx QE A I 'Q Q4 Q WMM 4 X Aw X J:-3 Q, . 'ex My 114, K t-W---mf ... ...4....,W . - ' ' M 3 w i f 3? Q .. ww sim . f- , ' P' f Q 5 ,rv gg S - x ,wss?ff5f2ff41.Q w . 1,'.'5fi. .. -- ,.,' . ,,..., ,',.Q,,Mj,f ,. in ' ' lf., k pwl, . - gym .Wx Q' X, : Afmy .1 v, g ,S I vt.. .g 'g 4, - A K' Q: - x,:,,3..:. . , N, K A 43, Q , A fag, ,,.1 fi L- . gfjkzlf' 9 V1, Trl! . , wwf '1i!f2.fa5.Vi.' ' , -f' . K KA , f K 1: f .9 4 . ,L iv- .H K sv-X . . f W X -'va-4 Q. - I' K 3. gg A f .QV f may . .Q 5 1: . V? 3 we tw X219 wx ,V lg., fi 1 ,X 3, X Q H+ V in lxt'i ,f 1 . we lj' ws A J Q ' 'ff , . ' ,v . 4 , 4 L. f xa' 'i Wk '35, 1 1. ,K Y A 5? 234, wif' N Qin' l3sh11m'iiE-r111v11't5 'l'hm' lzxtvst in nail polish is living pi1i'c'hQm'fl fiom Mrs. lxlllij' Unxis hy Holly Phillips :md lillllllfillli' Ciuclgvl 111 l7llYYl'i l S URUC S'l'ORl'I. j K 4, .4 4n,f NINETY Cnylinn Spvncv and Susie' Quinn arc shopping for that tantalizing pi-rfumc which is sold at DliWITT'S DRUG STORE. Gary Quick and Ronnie Smith are watching Miss Bell Briceno as she carefully presses a CUHS band uniform at the SAFEWAY CLEANERS. X 3 Mrs. Elsie Hopkins is showing Barbara Bell and Irene McLaughlin how easy it is to find their cleaning on the racks at the SAFEWAY NINETY-ONE Laurence Upton, FFA president, and his partner, Virgil Ragsdale agree with Paul Christoffersen of C. B. FARM SUPPLY and Jimmy Russell, former FFA president, that the Holstein calf likes Purina Nursing Chowawthe calf says, It's good stuff! NINETY-TWO Thomas Ragsdalc and Tollis Talley, local future farmers, learn from Morris Bcttes, CUHS bus supervisor, that HBICACONN gas is not only quality merchandise for school busses but also for farm purposes. Preston Ralls is making out a tag for gas just delivered. EAW!! The CHOWCHILLA DRUG STORE is the popular 'changoutw and shopping center of many CUHS students. Tom Bell and Bim Bigler are looking at the latest in kodaks, while Betty Vogclsang, LaVerne Hustcd and Sue Hancock discuss the complete line of merchandise in the cosmetics department. Two Chowchilla High future farmers, Steve Fitch and Joe Sutton, who are potential Chowchilla cotton raisers, find out where the cotton seed goes from a large trailer at the SAN JOAQUIN COT- TON OIL COMPANY plant. l l NINETY-THREE Two CUHS couples, who enjoy seeing shows every week at the SIIQRRA THEATRE, are inspecting the new screen which was re- cently installed to give theatre-goers the latest in up-to-date equip- ment. Those on the stage are Ronnie Floyd, Charlotte Woner, Lori Volhart, and Larry Anderson. NINETY-FOUR The comic figure in the Red 81 White grocery basket tells Shirley Shay and Shirley Sorenson to stop,' and shop at RED'S MAR- KET in that friendly atmosphere. Mr. J. L. Red is waiting on the two CUHS girls. It IE The saleslady, Mrs. Ruth W'ilson, is showing Sandra Murray, Joyce Wisener, and Luetta Kilpatrick one of the many styles of dresses from the Ready-to-lVear Dep,t. at the BEN FRANKLIN STORE. This is only one of the many interesting departments throughout the store. B F TIIIIIIP, HIE -I uid J GENERAL TRUCKING ONE OF THE LARGEST FLEETS IN MADERA COUNTY SPECIALIZING IN HAULING AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES PHONE DB RoBERTsoN BLVD. cHowcHlLLA P. o. Box 515 NINETY-FIVE C0l'l'll0El'llel'll:i of DIIIIISE EEL SUPPLY BU. FRESNO CALIFORNIA KOHQIQEIMGHEJ of IIIIIIMIIIE Ulzirzfirzg of Dbisiincfiorz 6l6 Blackstone Ave. ph. I-I--3IlO Fresno, California C4455 of 153, mba ,goofing for you CHOWCHILLA EQUIPMENT CO. YOUR MINNEAPOLIS-MOLINE DEALER I6 Robertson Blvd. Phone 5-2576 Chowchilla Super Service for Complete One-Stop Service 2nd and Robertson Blvd. JACK LEDBETTER, Prop. Phone 5-2732 Chowchilla CHOWCHILLA MOTEL Modern Furnished Cabins Comfort Summer or Winter NEW TRAILER PARK Greyhound Bus Dept. at Hwy. 99 Mr. and Mrs. A. Schmid, Prop. gear! MAJAea lo me Cfau of 53 KOLB, KOLB 8. KOLB GENERAL CONTRACTORS 150 Front Street Chowchilla CRESCENT CAFE CHINESE AND AMERICAN DISHES Highway 99 Phone 5-3092 Chowchilla, California WILKERSON'S LOCKER 8. MARKET Farm Slaughtering-Cutting and Wrapping Locker Rentals-Meats-Groceries Phone 5-3007 506 Robertson Blvd. THE WELKER AGENCY Genevieve Q. Welker, Agent EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE 309 Robertson Blvd. Chowchilla RALPH'S RADIO SERVICE RCA VICTOR AND ZENITH RADIOS FOR THE BEST IN RADIO REPAIR Phone 5-3051 500 Robertson Blvd. NINETY-SIX The advantages of the modern lawn mower are being dis- cussed by Floyd Park, CUHS shop instructor, and Floyd Dougherty as Eugene Cline looks on at PERRY 'S HARD- WARE STORE. If it's an antique you want, Anzel Owen tells Linda Hol- ley, Kay Finney, and Joann Mariscal, that OWEN,S FUR- NITURE STORE carries a complete line, including im- ported China tea sets, as well as all types of furniture. Heini Wadewitz tells Raymond Merrill his Wilson baseball shoes will stand up under hard use, and Noel Southwick points out the outstanding qualities of Petcr's dress shoes to Rich- ard Deeter at YVASEMIL- LER'S, outfitters for CUHS students for seventeen years. H. I.. PARKER JPIBIS IIIEBBILL HUD HEIIISEII 1118. ' o NEW AND USED PUMPS EVERY TIME WE MAKE A . FRIEND WE GROW A LITTLE REPAIRS AND ALTERATIONS ALL MAKES . MACHINE WORK OF ALL KINDS ROBERTSON BLVD. AT 421 South Front Ph. 5-3272 HWY. 'I52 CHOWCHILLA Rf. 2, BOX 132 Phone CHOWCHILLA 5-3637 SIERRA DRIVE IN WE SPECIALIZE IN MAKING OUR OWN ICE CREAM AND PIES CHOWCHILLA BILLIARDS Where The Fellows Get Together For An Enioyable Evening ' Candies - Tobaccos - Soft Drinks CHOWCHILLA Latest Edition Of Your Favorite Magazines THOMAS W. CHIDLAW HALTON TRACTOR COMPANY REPRESENTING LOS BANOS THE UNION CENTRAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. MERCED CHOWCHILLA CHOWCHIU-A SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY PIPE CHOWCHILLA HOME MARKET ENJOY THE EcoNoMv or QUALITY 215 Robertson Boulevard 8. CONSTRUCTION CO. Guaranteed Machine Made Irrigation Pipe Valves-Gates Rock-Sand-Transit Mix Concrete Phone 5-3304 Chowchmf' chofintilrhggsgoa AIz::Lr:h-1,47 BERT C. and MARGERY E. LEWIS HOME LUMBER CO. Union Oil Distributors PHONE 5-2746 OR 5-3419 CHOWCHILLA, CALIFORNIA COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS Robertson At Washington Phone 5-2079 Chowchilla NINETY-EIGHT In the showroom of LEYH- JONES MOTORS George Burks and Delores McKissick are looking over folders which show that the 1953 Ford is the leader of cars in the low priced field. At THE TOGGERY Ronnie Harris shows Joyce Schnoor the latest in dress shoes for the young lady of today while Jim Hage invites Dale Harper and Larry Bois to test the quality of one of their nifty sports coats. The JEWEL BOX carries a complete line of jewelry and gifts for any occasion. Sally Forrest, Mimi Burcher, and Elsie Cornaggia admire the newest in copper ware, includ- ing a chafing dish. Congrafufafionri fo fl... CL... 0 1953 I F 111' P11'1111B1S .I -na -a Agricultural Commodities We Ourselves The Better Serve General Hauling By Serving Others Best J I J I r 5TH 8- TRINITY PHONE 5-2643 Cong:-afufaliono fo Me Gfau of 253 BIIUUJBIIILL11 131111111 Q1 111111.11113 BD. FEED - SEED - MILLING BUILDING MATERIALS 11111111 91 B111 SUPER MARKET SATISFACTION Q Robertson Blvd. 8. Highway 152 ROBERTSON BLVD. 8. HIGHWAY 99 Phone 5-3348 Chowchilla PHONE 5-3711 .5 barwf 'ABI I I C74-plfn Snwff W A 1326 ROBERTSON BLVD., CHOWCHILLA QOOJ IIXMJABJ fo ,AE Cfarfcf of BECK'S AUTO SUPPLY CRANKSHAET GRINDING AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST Phone 5-3291 Cliff Anderson 315 Robertson Chowchilla Cfau of 153, ?flAzI'e Charing flu you CECIL w. MURRAIN, Prop. 323 Robertson Blvd. Phone 5-2649 Night Phone 5-2457 Day CHOWCHILLA APPAREL SHOP Mr. and Mrs. I. A. Smith Dresses, Coats, Hosiery, Lingerie THE LITTLE SHOP WITH THE BIG VALUE Phone 5-2725 Chowchilla CHOWCHILLA VETERINARY SERVICE DR. R. w. COLLINSON Phones Day 5-2784 Night 5-3136 116 Robertson Blvd. Chowchilla, Calif. VERN'S AUTO UPHOLSTERY SHOP Tailor Made Seat Covers - Truck Seats Furniture Upholstery and Canvas Repair 801 Robertson Phone 5-2521 Chowchilla PHILLIPS 81 RUSSELL PUBLIC ACCOUNTING SERVICE Complete Bookkeeping Systems Installed Credit and Collection Bureau FEDERAL AND STATE TAX CONSULTANTS 115 Robertson Blvd. Phone 5-21 10 Cjongralufafiona fo fAe Kfaaa of 53 DANISH CREAMERY ASSN. Producers of DANISH CREAMERY BUTTER AND EVAPORATED MILK ONE HUNDRED Allan Rasmussen, Dana Boo- mer, and Richard Armstrong are discussing the qualities of a new deer rifle at BOOMER'S HARDWARE STORE where local hunters gather for the lat- est in sports equipment. When it comes to up-to-date furniture, Faye Hill and Eliza- beth Allen say that future homemakers should shop at HICK'S FURNITURE STORE. Steve Varich is keeping up on world events while Nish Ha- roian and R. Gillaspy are reading up on football in one of the comfortable rooms in the CHOWCHILLA HOTEL. Ctongrafufafiomt fo :Ae CA... of 53 PHT IIIID IIELEIPS READY TO WEAR WOMEN'S AND CHlLDREN'S CLOTHING INFANT AND PRE-TEENS O PHONE 5-2542 307 ROBERTSON BLVD. CHOWCHILLA greefingd anal Gongrafufafiomt fo you . . . Me Cfaaa of L53 DIBIS IIIIBDIII Zami IMAJAM fo Me Cyfddzi of L53 VIIIPS IIIUTUII SHOP ELECTRIC MOTORS REWIND AND REPAIR LEROY VAN KIRK PHONES Shop 5-3081 Home 5-2658 Robertson Blvd. Mal IMAJAM fo Me ffm of U53 THE BIIULUBIIILLII IIELUS MADERA COUNTY'S ONLY WEEKLY NEWSPAPER J. F. BURCHER, Editor-Publisher gongrafufafiona fo Me C4155 of 53 CHOWCHILLA FLORAL When You Say It With Flowers Say lt With Ours 505 ROBERTSON CHOWCHILLA .guclenfa Age fo fracle af FORREST'S FOOD STORE FIFTEENTH 8- ROBERTSON CHOWCHILLA ELECTRIC Everything Electrical Our Specialty 516 ALAMEDA PHONE 5-3619 Congfazufazfm fo My CAM of 53 IIHET ANDEHSUN On Highway 152-If, mile west of Califa Y WILSON'S 8. WRIGHT'S MELON STAND ALL KINDS OF MELONS IN SEASON ENJOY A SLICE OF COLD MELON IN OUR SCREENED HOUSE UNDER THE TREES Phone 5-2265 Chowchilla LOWELL'S FURNITURE PLUMBING FIXTURES - TELEVISION APPLIANCES 81 CARPETING 513 Robertson Blvd. Telephone 5-3205 Chowchilla, Calif. Md OXQZIMCL in Me Xufure! DR. A. B. BIGLER, M.D. CHOWCHILLA Cong:-afufafion5 fo fAe Cyan of 53 CHOWCHILLA LAUNDRY Your entire week's wash done while you wait or shop Phone 5-3098 135 Front St. Chowchilla, Calif. ONE HUNDRED-TWO l At VALLEY MATERIALS Charles Cronie is demonstrat- ing Deseo-waref, the type of kitchen ware that most house- holds rave', about, to Pearl Robbins and .Iaeklyn Gallarda. Barbara Beers and Dave Tara- bini are admiring the distin- guished 1953 DeSoto Firedome V-8 at MCDONNELL BROS., the DeSoto-Plymouth-Interna- tional Truck Dealer. Coach Lloyd Helgeson and three members of the 1952 football team, Norman Thiel, Ronald Gillaspy, and John VVilliams, are enjoying a re- freshing snaek', at the coun- ter at FARNESPS while Miss Dora Peak looks on. X ffm R ll4 s 'wif ,, . ., -f - ----wmv. f..'.- 7 'lf ww WORDEN'S FUNERAL CHAPEL ALL BURIAL POLICIES HONORED SERVICES IN ANY CEMETERY 6th 8- Trinity-Chowchilla Phone 5-3012 JIJIIIISUIPS PLUIIIBIIIB SHOP Phone 5-2587 Chowchilla My WMAAM of UIIITED LUIIIBEII YIIIIIIS IIEIISLEWS DRESS SIIUP SMART FASHIONS DRESSES SLACKS 0 SUITS KENNQNLLANE RIGHT PRICES PHONE 5-3394 CHOWCHILLA THE STUDENT HEADQUARTERS TOPPER JEWELERS B. B. McGINNIS CO. MERCED, CALIFORNIA lNGOL'S AUTOMOTIVE PARTS MOTOR PARTS - MECHANICAL TOOLS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES 719 Seventeenth St. Merced Phone 1960 P gongrafufafiona ann! Md MA5Ae5 fo fAe THE DIAMOND STORE OF MERCED 533 17th Street-Phone 1540 Merced, California BRUNELLI JEWELRY STORE Merced's Oldest Established Jewelry Store 523 Seventeenth Street hone 341 Merced, Calif. THE WARDROBE Cfau ofl953 9 For the finest in sportwear SHIVEI-YIS Home of Hart-Schaffner 8. Marx Clothes MERCED, CALIFORNIA Merced . Phone 538 LUD'S AUTO PARTS 1920 L STREET PHONE 2468 MERCED, CALIF. MERCED CAMERA EXCHANGE EVERYTHING PHoToGRAPHlc We Give S 8. H Green Stamps 426 17th Street Phone Merced 118 ONE HUNDRED-FOUR At WESSEL'S S T U D I O, Charline Chambers and Betty Lou Hubbard are looking over photos of CUHS students, while George Wessel is waiting to make out their order. Joyce Bynum is measuring up a pair of Leviis, favorite week- end garb of many CUHS girls, while Pat Cudgel looks on. Bob Bynum of YOUNG'S DRY GOODS STORE is showing Kay Chapman a pair of faded blues. The streamed lines of the new 1953 Oldsmobile with a two- tone paint job is being admired by .Ierrell Meeks and Barbara Alvord in the showroom of the PISTORESI CHEVROLET COMPANY. CAVAGNOLO MOTORS HENRY R. CAVAGNOLO CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH 617 Sixteenth Street Merced, California MERCED HARDWARE 8. IMPLEMENT CO. General Hardware and Implements Pipe, Steel, Cutlery, Sporting Goods Paints, Oils Merced, California McAULEY MOTORS STUDEBAKER SALES SERVICE Passenger Cars And Trucks HAROLD HEMUS JEWELRY IF YOU DON'T KNOW YOUR JEWELRY, KNOW YOUR JEWELER 1717 L Street Merced, California THE HUB CLOTHIERS MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR 554 17th St. Merced, California THE STERLING MERCED'S EINER STORE SINCE 1912 Seventeenth At K Street :: Merced, California 744 17th Street Merced, California We Give S 8- H Green Stamps MERCED FURNITURE CO. JOHN BARDINI COMPLETE HOME EURNISHERS , 403 mh street HUDSON SALES a SERVICE Merced, California ' 621 18th Street :: Merced, California co. Featuring THE PLACE or SERVICE HOME ENCHMDAS MILLWORK - GLASS - CABINETS - DOORS HAIW5 ROOFS OF ALL TYPES APPLIED RESTAURANT Merced, California ACROSS FROM MERCED THEATER CALAWAY'S DRUGS 0 Phones: 643 8. 644 317 E. Yosemite Madera, Calif. BRAMMER 8. SON ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS OF SHOES IN THE SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY Madera, California SMADE'S 5-10-25c STORE Where you can buy most anything at The Right Price 104 E. Yosemite Ave. Madera, Calif. HUNTER DRUG CO. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS We have been filling your prescriptions since 1890 127 East Yosemite Ave. Madera, California GIM'S JEWELRY WATCH REPAIRING RINGS, SILVERWARE ANNIVERSARY GIFTS WATCHES, DIAMONDS 133 East Yosemite Avenue, Madera, California RAY V. COBB DODGE, PLYMOUTH SL DODGE TRUCKS GUARANTEED USED CARS 213 South C Street Madera, California ONE HUNDRED-SIX TELEVISION SALES a. SERVICE - V.,,,,,, ,avi I l l 308 Robertson Blvd. TRANSIT SCHOOL Bus gompgmmb The CLASS of 1953 FOR 'I SAFETY OF THE All-Steel Construction Picture-Window Visibility Pedec, ,.,a,me WESTERN CHEMICAL COMPANY POWER Up to 207 Horsepower . Still Easiest to Handle DEPENDABILITY More Children Ride Superiors 2833 TWENTY-FIFTH STREET Than A Y Owe' School BUS SAN FRANCISCO Io, CALIFORNIA DISTRIBUTORS ' 717 S. San Pedro St. Los Angeles TRinity 0936 Manufacturers and Distributors of Capacity ' 71 to 92 Grammar School Pupils MAYFAIR PRODUCTS ' 61 to 79 High School Pupils GILLIG BROS. KM MAJLM ' FROM SCHOOL BUSES . STRABLE HARDWOOD COMPANY 537 First Street Oakland 7, California HAYWARD, CAl.lF. TEmp'ebar 2-5584 ONE HUNDRED-SEVEN Congrafu.!afioriQ4 fo fge Cfau of 53 BED TDP BHHBH IDB. PHONE l9F-2 EL NIDO, CALIF. TED SCHMALL 8 SON CHRYSLER 8 PLYMOUTH 0 SALES 8 SERVICE O CHOICE SELECTION OF LATE MODEL USED CARS AT ALL TIMES l2O-I28 N. F Street Madera, California HARRINGTON 8 SCHOETTLER TIRE SPECIALISTS COMPLETE RECAPPING SERVICE Distributors U. S. ROYAL SEIBERLING Phone Madera 722 Corner of Yosemite and Highway 99 MADERA MUTUAL DEPARTMENT STORE MADERA'S FINER DEPARTMENT STORE Q 126 East Yosemite Avenue Madera, California gonfrafufafiona fo Me gfau of 153 BUSH-BULB BOTTLING COMPANY OF FRESNO 905 R Street Fresno, California X xx I ul ' w IWWIQHWQMHWBUU i424 Euimoru m5lEvIffrJo2.Ri:-,LIEQ-15585 H. P. JORGENSON 8 CO. FIRE EXTlNGUlSHERS SALES 8 SERVICE All Makes Refilled 8 Repaired 818 Broadway St., Fresno jar .gineuf in .gfahan Zinnera LUCCA'S MADERA, CALIFORNIA BANQUET ROOMS AVAILABLE JAMES DEPT. STORE '-HQME OF BETTER BUYS 205 EAST YOSEMITE AVE. MADERA, CALIFORNIA MADERA DRUG COMPANY DUNCAN 3, SCHEID Rogef L- Rigbv - Aldo J- Simi MEN's AND LADIES' APPAREL PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS . Hyde Park Clothes .lgfmqn Sl-me 'I35 East Yosemite Ave. Arrow Shim Dobbs Huh Madera, California Yosemite 8 C Street Madera, California SHEBELUT CHEVROLET CO. Conrad Shebelut - Darwin G. Shebelut Sixth and D Streets-Phone 903 Madera, California Mal MAJAM A-om PANTHER OIL 8 GREASE MFG. CO. Home of BATTLESHIP Roof Coating and Panco Heavy Duty Lubricants FORT WORTH, TEXAS ONE HUNDRED-EIGHT f eff' Y If tim ff M UV' ,pu Ali l T5 ff- ---4 4 elf, I ' , fry 5155 '. Qj. , 5, ,,,,., Cyl' O o O by 'X M W A: SN yf ff ' ' Zia W f ff - gif - C -, 'kfpliy x f u ' V.?'f A ,., ffi' 711. I f ,4 Y, Q34 5 Q Z1 ' , Ll! A16 ij 'Q Q JT , A I. 4 -L -Ce p 1 66245254 ' 'QQ f sl ELL 1 K. S 'L, Q Kruk -N-W X if ' I A , HY: xwnww Hg! M.. awwmm if . , fQfhjff7J'ffU' - W ,wfgfwf Jhlvw V5 - My J W K L M if 6 iw? HJZAJJJJJLL Www Q!