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S' fy ta 1 s Q: 1 , ,, . , K-'flefggtl viii' F, A, iff xfcp. ff 55 .1 V sy, ,. . zi'-' fx.- J f sigh, ki, 'f V if, 1.1 1-If- -., . 1 N x '..- TA l :' Qy,,,vif'fY' 'iffy fl T I wi- f xg, W , 9-,2'.. Mkaef. rash: ,.,. fr ' ' - FUHEWIJHD The Cava1cade of 1952 has this purpose-to present a sum- mary of the many happy moments ot the 1951-52 school year that are now memories. The Staff has endeavored to describe in Words and in pictures the outstanding events and achievements ot the year. We hope that this hook Wi11 serve as a record ot the happiness and friendship you found at C.U.1-1.3. and that it Wi11 increase in value as the years go by. Q 's 'X A , CAL: ' X i R ii FURQ. IN MEMUHII-KM ln reverent memory of all Clovis Union High School boys who gave their lives in' Korea thot democracy might rernoin olive . . . -w.......,U nf GROVER CASTER DEHIII TIU ln appreciation of his long and successful service at Clovis Union High School in the tield ot mechanics, We, the class oi l952, gratefully dedicate this sixteenth edition ot Cavalcade to Mr. Grover Caster. TABLE UE EIINTENTS AIJMINISTHATIIJN ELASSES IIHSANIZATIIJNS ATHLETIES AETIVITIES AHVEHTISEMEN TS f fi NX ff, df., K'-5535932-4 J, ,,,, Y V ,. 2g'+M Xi lil, ,fiwrv IX V , K ti . .,.,.. M .. f, , 1 ,ff , ix.. 1,1 2 3 2 bf--mils! X fs?-' gif .. ,. 5 'i' A 2-ff ,B M 4 - K pmblf-gp.,3AR,M,-NJ ADMINISTHATIUN ff' 'WH-.. WILLIAM T. ATKIN Principal of Clovis Union High School IILIIVIS UNIIQIN HIGH SEHIJIIL 1951-52 The story of the school year 1951-52 at Clovis Union High School unfolds as you turn the pages of this, the sixteenth, issue of Cavalcade. It tells of many happy hours, of much accomp- lished, and of rnuch yet to be done. The dedication to mechanics should remind us of some things which are desirable for suc- cessful living. A good mechanic plans his work carefullyg he proceeds with precision and care, and he makes an occasional check to determine the success of his project and to assist him in laying out future works, Successful students and successful people generally follow this pattern, Progress rarely comes by accident. Careful planning is essential to successful living. Annual time is closely related to graduation time. It gives us all a feeling of joy and a sense of accomplishment as we see the Seniors receive their diplomas. The class of 1952 is an unusual group and one which we fully expect will be successful in their life after high school. Congratulations from all of us of the Faculty upon your gradu- ation and our best wishes also for your future success. For all in the school community, I desire to express our thanks and appreciation to Miss Cum- mings and her staff for this fine production. Your efforts will make possible many happy mo- ments for hundreds of people as they turn the pages of the Cavalcade now and in the many years to come. I BU H11 UP TH STEES gm I. E. BRETZ Secretary of the Board DELBERT SMITH Presideni of the Board EINAR COOK CHARLES PREUSS GEORGE HOLLESEN ...av-0 , MM J.. .. , g,,,.,-- ' NORMAN PATCHIN Boys' Counselor Director ot Guidance As you read the N352 Cavalcade, you will be reminded of many events that have taken place during the l95l-52 school year. You are aware that it has been a full and large year for you. Clovis High, as a whole, also has had a tull and large year-a full calendar of academic and extracurricular activities and the largest student body in its history. As your Director ot Guidance and, equally as important, as a person, I am grateful for this opportunity to extend my compliments to you, a cooperative and enthusiastic student body, for your efforts in making the school year one that We can all remember as a pleasant and constructive step in growing into Yl tl. Vout-OQQN mature citizens. MRS. MARION GAINES Dean of Girls l Q Henry Ford gets the credit for that first Nhorseless carriage. Many other men of genius and ingenuity have been improving on his idea for fifty years. The electric starter, the all-steel body, four-wheel brakes, ethyl gasoline, high com- pression engines, low-pressure tires, antifreeze, shatterproof glass, sealed-beam headlights, automatic transmission - each gave greater safety, economy, comfort, power - until today we have a l952 model advertising, Look outl You'll never need all the power in this automobilel All this is very wonderful and not to be minimized. Yet mechanical achieve- ments dim intolinsignificance when we face mans crucial need to improve himself and to learn to live peaceably in the World with others. There are hope- ful signs in the World today that we are learning better to understand ourselves and one another. May the next fifty years see humanity attain as great an achievement in human relations as it has during the last fifty years in mechanical adaptation, x I P IIULTY T' f 6 ,Q I ' V 3 3 W A ,ef ir ig ' Eg em y FRANCES BARROWS IDA BLACKBURN CHARLES BLODGETT Drcrmq, English Physical Education Woodshop X X l SAMUEL BRANDON GERTRUDE BROCKS GROVER CASTER Algebra' Che1'f1iSlfY. PhYsics School Nurse Gene-rcxl Shop , , ll 1, ,: 3 A il , ,,,., , if lf? L? .2 ts If i z an U an Z Q E F' an U O c: X F' P1 I :ff Z U Q I. an I Vi 2 0 an '-3 m l 'l E z U1 Q O I l '1 Z up z 32 1 O .. 9, 51' KU O O F' FT' FD YD 12. 25 P4 58 film 9,:, fi UVU OCZ af 8 U7 Q. KD IJ O CD LTI O a KD ru, 0 O Z1 O E. fl U1 lr., Ai F!-HI LTY il af ', '11 -- f -,Q if ' 2 , nz .b ,, . Vi GEORGE CROYLE AUDREY CUMMINGS MERCEDES EDWARDS General Mathematics English Chorus Mechanical Drawing MARION GAINES PHILUP GARVER Pl-IYLLIS GIRVEN Dean of Girls Higtgry Iunior Business Training, Psychology, Speech Shorihand, Typing Ri I Lk E,u,:!B i lv we u 9 IOHN GORE NAOMI GUNDERSON MARTHA HARMS General Science, Latin, Spanish HOIHQ ECOHOKUCS Vocational Maihematics g FAC, LTY ANNA HARRIGAL ROBERT HUGHES English Algebra, History, Social Science ROBERT LEHMAN ROBERT LIGHTCAP Health, Physical Education, Physical Education Social Science GEORGE MIDDLETON lAMES MILNER Agriculture English, Health, Physical Education 15.1 EVERARD IONES Physical Education I .. Xl THOMAS MCGUIRE English IAMES MITCHELL Agricultural Mechanics FA II LTY a +I' v- ' fl' if - , f ff- , EYE 2 SIDNEY OLIVER DOUGLAS PALMER BiOlOgY. Physiology English, lournalism :ig h t 0 D E I I' s i s.. .... 'Qing' ' f 1 it he 'E ' j ,I x :. . ' ' i? in I ' , - Q-IQ 'Q 1 ' ' ' ' I :?',31:'g1 '1 1i:n ' :fi-'I .' ' A 1 :7'5'+.3.., ff: I: J NORMAN PATCI-IIN IOHN QUILL Director OI Guidance English, Social Science Senior Problems HERBERT STEPHENS E Instrumental Music Aiq Qr RNEST THUN ebrcx, Geometry ,, 3, MARIO PAPALEO General Mathematics, History, Social Science , V ,, ,. ,,. I 5 ELSIE RAYMOND Bookkeeping, Typing LILLIAN UPMAN English, Spanish FACULTY ,fig .F, . ' ,,1 2' f ROXIE VARADIAN DOROTHEA WILKINSON Librarian ' Physical Education Algebra, Shorthand IIFPIIIE FIJHIIE NORA ROSSI ANN PERNA KATHLEEN MANHERZ no THE COOKS. Ruth Young, Gertrude Douville, Florence Moylield Nm- N . W. f me ,. M...e.. .r,, QQ X X G Q Q LEO D21-WEB Hecxd Idnitor .A . X, JACK TINKLER . 1 Bus Mechanic X, Rr' ntl 'Rash .urge MAINTENANCE STAFF: Row One: lock Tinkler,Wc1yne Krause, Leo Degver, Row Two Hugh Edwards Frank Smilh, Royce Allen, Waller Reyburn, Lloyd Bridges. fy,-Q n 0. 'nxt 54 X, xku wr. Jug, Y ,fi R I, 4......M .shi 1' Vw , A S EfQ5m5?v'55 , 1 S N 1 ,ff E fi S S figlx N Xxfx if 5 ft...-riyy' 5 xl X .lzvang-'t 0:v5+.w.X. KK JY, V 4- S3 f , S- 751.11 21 ,,.msp,.,. S L 6 4' i M ,yQ?,4'x Q ..', . . M ,',,K ,.., ,hi Q 2 CLASSES . ef..g,4vw1: SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Row One: Ioanne Carmichael, yell leader: Dwynn Forrester, girls athletic manager: Marilyn Pitts, secretary-treasun er. Row Two: Neil Hopkins, yell leader, Bill Car- rell, boys' athletic manager: Bill Noble, president Leroy I-Iarnilton, vice-president. SENIOR SALES COMMITTEE: Row One: Dorothy Oliver, Ianet Schlatterer, Ch., Sarah Franck Row Two: Virginia Dawson, Earl Smith, Gerald'StoltA -inberg. 'QR SENIOR ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: Row One: Claudia Larsen, Margie McPherson, Barbara Hurt. Row Two: Bill Carrell, Ch., Pete Lutter- moser, Gordon Mallet, SE Illlll HF Sgt, , K ,, ,.Jgm if 4 3, it . wi 5 fi','4':f:.z:l:4 We I 23 'iz ' R 3133? i riff: SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS: Miss Cum- mings, Mr, Patchin. .ls-H05 SENIOR ANNOUNCEMENT COMMITTEE: Row One: IoAnn Ienckes, Joanne Carmi- chael, Ch, Minnie Cannon. Row Two: Dale Houdashelt. Not pictured: George Cook, CLASS 1952 BACCALAUREATE COMMITTEE: Row One' Marjorie Foster, Ruby Vineyard. Flow Two Kenneth Budd, Ch., Ned Boydston, Iim Carsten CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE: Row One: Helen Taylor, Bonnie Pendergralt, Mary Lykins gh. Row Two: Mac Ikurna. Not Pictured, David gee. COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE: Row One. Pat Weaver, Pat Larson. Bow Two: Forrest Iacobs, Leroy Hafntlton, Nell Hopkins Ch. Row One, Norma Pitts Ch, Dwynn Forrester. Row Two' Bob Belton, Bill Noble, Lynn Erwin, mngham, Sally Sample, fs: Mn. STONE COMMITTEE: Row One: Vlrginla Kenefick, Esther Preis. Row Two: Dick Tatham, Maynard Deeter, Iohn Dealy Ch. David Agee . . , Tall . . . Way with women . . . Hot Fords . . . Service station attendant. Mary Andrews . . . Quiet type . . . Pretty smile . . . Dark hair. Gary Andreis , . . 48 Ford . . . Likes the opposite sex . . . Soda lerk . tiful hair head. Barrett . . A cappella student . . . Beau- manager. to know . Curly Donald Speech . . . driver. Gertrude Bagley . . . Tall . . . Friendly smile . . . Alto . . . Lots of fun. J Bob Belton . . . Cute . . . Likeable True friend. lack Banlcson . . . Tall . . . Band . . . ln with the gang . . . A loyal friend. UF qw V Emily Bernal . . . Spanish three student . . . Pretty black hair . . . Sweet smile. Fern Bernal Flashin black eyes Pleasant smile to know Q Nice Kathleen Billalba . . . Doll face . . . Cute figure . . . Gets around .. . F ' dl !11'l . rzen y s i e A4 Newman Black . . . Hog a S B President . . . Academy Good looking shirts . . . Top notch rancher. Bpydston . . . Likes a red head . . . Bookkeeping fiend . . . X A dappella . . . Track star. III. 55 1952 4, Bruce Broadwell . . . Friend . , . Girl shy . . . Cute smile . . . Swell ticket manager. 'Q-ar' Bonnie Biggers Good dancer F irt Curly blond hair Ride Mr Olivers bus Leon Bower Quiet L IGS duck huntin Hard worker . . . True friend. Marilynn Bruce . . . Slick chic Shy , , . Stylish . . . 49 . . . Friendly. Ford Ioanne Camarota . . . Working gal . , . Tall . . . lnterested in FSC . . . Louie, Henry Calderon . . . Big smile . . . Seemingly shy . . . Likes the band. Kenneth Budd . . . Football star N. F. L. Prexy . . . Studious A way with his teachers. Bill Carrell . . , Handsome . . . Quiet . . . Lady Killer . . . Boys' Club Prexy . . . Newcomer. Ioanne Carmlchael . . . G. L. song r leader . . . Likes Sanger . . . A Senior yell leader . . . Head Pep V Girl. C annon . . . White Buck . Virginids pal . . Hugo Cerbo . . . Reserved . . . Serious, but fun . . . Sparkling brown eyes. lim Carsten . . . Football . . . Georgie . . . Blond curls . Likes a good time. Howard Carsten . . . Hog raiser . . . Fine Chevy . . . Quite a guy . . . Shot putter. Chabrouillaud . . . Of lice gal . . . Naiurally sweet . . . Serious . . . Ambitious. door man . . . Slim. s a time No woman shy III. S5 1953 of the gang . . . Out- sister, 'QT-F WIH Norma Cunningham . . . Shy . . . fd? Roy Collins . . . Hoi with a i'smitty . . . Good times . . , Likes Baseball. Beautiful voice . . . Sweet smile Lots ol tun. Jirgmia Small one parties . . . Swell personality. All friend . . . haircut . . . Intramural ba captain. l-liah Deeter . . . boy . . . Likes Fresno s physics. Dale Eaton . . . Hard Worker . . . New Nash . . . Quiet and friendly . . . Likes woodshop. Robert Dufel . . . Tall and lean . . . Ball player . . . Chicken raiser . . . Crew cut. lack Dickey . . . Black SQ Ford . , . Loves school . . . Football , . . Good times. Lynn Erwin . . . Boxing . . . Quiet National Guard , . . Blondie . . . Cougar's Growl A.M. Carol Ezelle . . . Artist . , . Likes to skate . . . Lots of lun. Marjorie Foster . , . Mermaid . . . lol-Xnne . . . S. B. Athletic Man- ager , . . Shorthand fiend. Clifford Fairchild . . . Pinedal- ian . . , Football . , . National Lumber Co .... Cavalcade liter- Sarah Franck . . . Watching for jokes . . . Pencils . . . A smile all of the time . . . Ioyce's buddy. Dwyrm Forrester . . . F.S.C. bound . Gene Part i . , . . . . y grl . . Senior quartet . . . Queenie . UF lux -uri' Irene Freer . . . Short curls . . , Beauiilul voice . . . Wonderful , friend. 1 Doyce Gilmore . . . Convertible . . . Red hair . . . Likes the girls . . . Chemislry. 332f'Z': :wax fa :- HB 5 ff 33? Leroy Hamilton . . . Prankster . Convertible . . . Studious . . Swell pal. --f' yr i ws f 'W' A do ' gffff 'view Irelia Hearingion . . . Bulch . . . ' Everyone's friend . . . Volleyball slcir. ..Fun1o know. Q f I Wayne Hedrick . . , Easy going , . . Dishwasher . . , Good loe . . , Nice looking Ford, Noyn Henley Neat dress ows the girls Pun be with Winning smile . all X 1 NE. xi Iennie Hernandez . . . Nice corn plexion . . . Neat dresser . , . Gives good book reports . . . Sweet. Neil Hopkins . . . Small but migh- ty . . . Girls look out . . . DeMo1ay . . . Backstroker. . EL Dale Houdashelt . . . Brown cu . . . Flashy dresser . . . Oh! th man . , , Phyllis. TS G Forrest Iacobs Sax player Attracted to Washington Union . . . Tennis . . . Always full of jokes. Mac lkuma . . . Quiet . . . Studious . . . Friendly . . . One of the gang. Barbara Hurt Golden hair . . . Fun to know . . . Cute lace Quiet but oh boyl Tommy Iohnson . . . Boys' quar- tet . . . Shy manner . . . Devilish eyes . . . Curly hair. George lohnson Tall cmd good looking Likes night life . . . Hot cars Io Ann Ienckes . . . lob's H, Q. . . . Connie . . . Mrs. Gaines' sec- retary Dimples Wanda Kelley . . . Drarnatics . . . Nice to know . . . Hales from Dinuba. Everett Kelley . . . Drama . . . Cougie . . . Ioker . . . Ham- burger. Wilda Karrer . . . Dimples . . . S. B. Treasurer . . . F.I-LA. Ve-ep ,..Art,..Bob. Virginia Kenelick . . . COS . . . A Cappella . . . True friend . . . Marys pal . . . Mercury. Connie Killgore . . . Pontiac Kid Clothes . . . lo Ann brown eyes . . . M., yan Louise Knlzevski . . . Conscienti- ous student . . , Quiet . and slender . . Tall 'W' ,1 Claudia Larsen . . . Engaged . . . V!! One of the gang . . , A Cappella gal . . . Friendly. Pat Larson , . . G. L. Veep . Earl , , . Speech queen . . Wilda's friend Swimming to Ronnie Leach Slow poke One of ihe gang Farmer boy ...F.F.A. Veep . gl gr Duane Lawhon . . . Quiet . . . Friendly . . . Mech. drawi Swell guy. if 23761 'arg' 5572? KZ' 41 1? 3 f' ng... Louise Loe . . . Red . . . Office girl . . . Fun lo know . . . All- round friend. EL Kaiherine Lucich . . . Tall and dig- 1952 nified . . . Girls League Pr . . , Nice Smile . , . True fri esidenf end. Pete Luttermoser singer . , . One o Likes parties . . . Bill Mancebo . . out! . . . Short . . Likeable . . . Has a O9 Beautiful e boys Y Girls watch Srnlle Ford Gordon Mallet . . . Plymouth man . . . real pal . . . 'Snow lever . . . Quiet, but watch out. Mary Lykins Lots ol pep Moey Good dancer Goes steady Biggest flirt Gavino Martinez . . . Gabby . . . Ladykiller . . . Chemistry fiend . . . Likes night life. Dolores Martinez . . . Short stuff . , . Pretty hair . . . Athletic. Kenneth May Quiet type Man with a horn . . . Always ready with a hello. Iohn Matteson . . . Friendly . . . Seems shy, but you never can telll . . . FFA. ' lack Martinez . . . Athlete . . . Woman shy . . . Easy to get along V With. Ill? nu' 11 . Goes steady hcmd . . . Ecxrl Doug McKinney . . . Bond . Woman killer . . . Track mon . True lriend. Io McKinney . . . Beautiful blond hdir . . . Sweet . . , Cute smile. Margie McPherson . . . Likes the opposite sex . . . Pep girl Boss Luke . . . Gary. Phyllis Medley . . . Phyl Pep girl . . . Dale . . . S. B. Secretory ...Short cmd cute. Frankie Monds . . . Clorrinetist . . . 1 Slim cmd trim . . . Stylish ond V13 friendly. V 'Y Charles Moore . . . Will clwcxys ,pump go along . . . Loyal friend . . . Crew cut , . . Swell guy to know. Henry Nelson . . . Rugged . . . Football . , . lunior Stcitesmen prexy . . . Likes to argue. EL Bill Noble . . . Lots of fun . . . Rex's best . . . Hot Rod crazy . . , Senior Class president. Austm hatr a quiet SSCTE frlend tary UH Sweet d1SpOS1 tlon Lo s Marilyn Pitts . dresser . . . G. L. secretary . . . Beautiful hair . . , Harold. ot the Loulse s CICS. Peanut boy . . s . IHS CGI' flgure Year penter . . presldent Ioe . S,,Q,,g SE IUH UF 'Eb- 1? 1 e puncher . . . B, M. president . . . One of the gang. Allen Schell . . . Piano bug . . Quiet . . . Well-mannered . . . Studious . . . Good-looking. Ianet Schlatterer . . . Naturally sweet . . . Dependable . . . Am- bitious , . . Wedding bells. 45? '35 43' Smitty Baseball Likes Simmons . . . tennis ...Very Quiet . . , Criminology . . . Short curls. Barbara Smith mayor . . . Quiet . ,. . Newcomer . . . Nice to know. lr L- K' Smith . . . FFA officer . . of the gang , . . Station boy s friend. Lyle de photo- grapher , . . True friend , . . Librar- ian .. .Lots of fun. Ralph Snow . . . Pretty blue eyes rl .. . FFA . . . Drawl . . . Quiet Cat school anywayl. Donald Steward . . . Bill's buddy Mechanic . . . Wise cracks . . . Barrel of fun. 2 Q! Gerald Stoltenberg . . . Ierry . . . H Car fiend . . . One of the gang 'Q . . . Shy looking, but oh man! I 1? ,5 5' T5 Ronald Stiavelli . . . Dumb-bell Society president . . . Sports . . . Tall, dark, and handsome . . . Woman Mary Helen Taylor . . Every- body's friend . . . Athlete . . . Speed-a-way . . . Butch's side- kick. Dick Likes sports . . . Dark . Woman killer C5601 star . . . grin . . . Senior boy's quar- Veep . . . of the . .. Good Anna Vredenburg . . . Sweet smile . . . Can be found with the twins . . . Swell friend. Ruby Vineyard . . . Office girl . . . Easy to get along with . . . Busybody . . . Smiles. SE IUH Ill? Lorin Wallczce . . . All-round ath- Iete . . . Wally . . . Tull, red and handsome . . . Woman shy. Pat Weaver . . , Office girl . . . Lots of fun , , . A Ccrppellcz ond dromcx Nice to know Homer Williams . . . Curly hcxir ff' . . . Seems shy . . . Likes the V girls . . . Hot rods. r Rollye Wiskerson , . . Our editor . . . True friend . . . '41 Chevrolet . Hard worker . . . Confused cn times. '1- Ioyce Ydji . . . Fcrncy dresses . . Giggles . . . Scxrch's pal . . . Quiet. Ann Young . . . Likes the boys . . . Nice personality . . . Seem- ingly shy, but look outl 1952 'K Gary Wenter . . . Newcomer . . Interested in agriculture Polite . . , Nice. lim Wolf . . . Toll . . . Hunting and Sly Wdy out. storms 1 EL Don Zumwcrlt . . . Tall Actor . . . Good converscxtionulist . . . Nice Model A. 1 XB '42Jl- KQV? E L M C W S RN P E 5 R 5 0 N L I T 1 E by 635. 3 F5 W gfpx 1 Q fa ww , f'A 1' VAA, 'N I LOL ! ' 13 fiv- Y W L mpdq 0? ' WVSJ ' , . 454, Q 0515 JE L5 M W III. SS UF 1953 A: Y ,ffm 525' MRS. COLEMAN, MR GARVER Iunior Class Advisers 5? 9- -C 's .1 Kasamat u xrli' S' e s , g , Qualls, yell leaders: Dou Burton bo's' KCI manage 3 preslcleni r secre Q V 1 '1 ry-ireasurerg Dwlgh Dwight Blanchx IUNIOH SWEATER COMMITTEE: Row One: Allce Scot! Sue Kasamatsu, Shxrley Senner. Row Two: Charles Preess, Prank Bartucci, Dwxghl Bianchx. Greene, Ralph Luhm, Dwight Bxanchi. -'N -4:4 41 A X X IUNIOR PROM COMMITTEE: Row One: Shirley Tombs, Vxr mm Mandolesx, Carol Cerhs, Georgxe Iones. Row Two :mn Cobb, Norman Iohnson, Ralph Luhm, Ray Edwards IUNIOR ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: Row One Geozlfgle lones Carol Curtxs, Marilyn Whxton, Flay Edwards Row Wo: Gary f f l X 41 X N- x , J W' 13 - , g Q VW E Iii f-CX .-., ,X 'y ,lalg O53 .f : '- V 'f - .ez X- Y' -'J QQ? k' KUNIOR SALES COMMITTEE: Row one: Mom Enwlde, - Carol Oliver, Gear ie Iones. Row Two: Coralem Smith, Ann UNIUHS 9 3 0 Row One: Alice Scott, Roberta Smith, Coralein Row One: Martha Sanger, Shirley Senner. Row Two: I Smith, Row Two Ronnie Richard, Robert Perry. Don Shepherd, Harold Reeks, Iohnny Sato. C7 ROW ONES ludith Pierce, Darlene Phebus, Peggy Row One: Della Reding, Juanita Waters, Row Two: Price. Row Two' Charles Patterson, Robert Natali, Earl Wallace, Ernest Uribe, Robert Yasuhira. Row One: l.arry Edwards, Yvonne Ellis. Row Two: Row One: Bonnie King, Sue Kasamatsu. Row Two Gene Eagles, Lester Bush, Charles Eaton. Ray Edwards, Wayne Graham, Steve Evans. a 4 Row Onei Betty Bos, Florence Barnes, Ailene Bower Row One: Rose Marie Myers, Iulia Martinez. Row Row Two: Frank Bartucci, Eugene Burton. Two: Doug Larson, David Mendoza, Bill Lankiord. JU IUH5 -'11 .A Row One: Ioan Dunham, lean Dunham, Row Two: Don Green, Vernon Chapman, Doss Champ. ,- Row One: Sonia Seebohm, Pat Reeves. Row Two: Don Brown, Virgil Rose, David Soper. Row One: Barbara Ladd, Agnes LaLone. Row Two: Gary Long, Ray lordon, Hollie Hedrick. Row One: Ramona DeGraw, Gracie DeLuca. Row Two: Paul Castor, Billy Brown, Don Cobb. 7 CW ,,. X -,,',f F. ROW One: Vona Phebus, Barbara Phillips Row Two Byron Nielson, Rick Nielo, Charles Preuss f'.-fq X no F . s' T T X r ' ' N Q, j, ., ro, , . 3? 't 'f ?2f Row One' Gary Hudson, Leroy Iohnson. Bow Two Bob Iohnsan, Larry Hannah, Eddie Genet. qv . Row One: Wanda Myers, Faye Moore, loanne Liles How Two: lim McClain, Carl Osterburg. - va . ISI rv' wax: :f Row One: Delores Waggoner, Mae Row Two: Gerald Walker, Sam Tarin, Roy JU IUH5 .. . ,W K . I X. Q ' K W' K' 'LN H ..-f f , W x , A ., 2: I kt' . .' . 3 f '-1 will T : Row Onei Verona DeLuca, Eileen Camarota, lackie ROW Oneg Wanda Sqrten, Ian Quallg, lean Lacher BTUS9- ROW TWO3 DOH COX, lerry Coffman. Row Two. Philip Rice, lohnnie Reynolds, Row .5-,f L-eel 5 One' Ann Stuart, ludy Smith. Row Two: Frances Row One: Carol Oliver, Edith Pierce, Wanda Messer. Newberry, Delma Smith, Nancy Stroud. Row Two: Obie Noonkester, Lee Pounds. fx WPT NS 4 keeuw Row One: Ruby Lewelling, Billie Martindale, Vir- Row One: Gwen Pelleiier, Peggy Parker. Row Two: ginia Morris. Row Two: George Montross, Mackie Albert Prieto, Bob Pckorny, Eddie Owens, MacDonald. Row TWO: lie we One, Carol Curtis., Fae Day, Carol Deeter. Row ROW OHS' COrdi'GllCI ROSS. Roberw Teague. Edilh Ross Champ, Don Doyle, Ringer. Row Two, Bob Ulsh, Gary Thomason. UNIIIHS Bow One: Beverly Hedrick, Louise Gilles. Row Two: Ioe Huggins, Dick Howell, Norman Iohnson. Row One: Calla Lou Callahan, Betty Fowler, Hexlen Du Bois. Bow Two: Iames Gadberry, Bob Friesen. Row One: Bethel Vose, Lois Thun, Shirley Tombs. Row Two: Leola Taylor, Erma Watson. F9317 at . M.. 52.9 f xr X' 1 1 ' ff 1. Marilyn Whiton, iloanne Tupper, Betty ROW Two: Roy Tillis. Bow One: Nancy Fuchs, Mona Elizalde. Row Two: Gary Greeno, Iaimie Glans, Alfred Pickle. i Bow One: Wanda Cash, Titina Coronado. Row Two Bill Casey, Charles Cox, Leroy Caste-el 7 Row One. Georgie Tones, Wanda Iohnson. Row Two Andy Guerrero, Salvador Iuarez, Ernest Haskell. Bow One: Helen Budd, Marybelle Barton, Helen Biziefl. Row Two: Clinton Bertholi, Morris Belden, UNBIUHS l Row One: lean Lewis, Nancy Mullerleile. Row Two: Row One: Bettie Miller, Virginia Mandolesi, Carla Iay McAus1and, Ierry Miller, Art LaLone. Lawrence. Row Two: Ralph Luhm, Iimmy McCrory. Row One: Seagler. Row Vincent HHH Rose Row One: Terr1 Brown, Mary Becerra. Row Two: Doug Kermeih Brueckner, Gleen Ward. Burton, Iarnes Bull, Dwight Bianchi. .........i...... : Row One: Pat Marks, Henri Bremen, Lou Younce. Row One: Ierry Redman, George Vogel, Tom Val- Row Two: Bill Chandler, Tommy Brown. dez. -A---.-3...-----.f....,.... Row One: Sylvia Miller, Iovita Miramonies, Mary A Io Barnard. Row Two: Bill Speiser, Ivan Cole. l III. S5 Ill? 1954 MR. OLIVER, MISS UPMAN Sophomore Class Advisers r, Zi' - ... SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS: Row One: Frances Pokorny, girls' athletic manager, Shirley Redman, yell leader, Mary Reese, secretary-treasurer, Ethelee Ormand, yell leader. Row Two: Bill Clark, vice-president, Larry Bruss, presi- dent, Chris Lubenko, boys' athletic man- ager. SOPHOMORE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: Row One lane Carmichael, Sharyne Steinhilber, Pam Tarpey Carolyn Ipsen. Row Two: Iunior Moore, Larry Bruss Iames Reinhardt, Iohn Stevenson, Dale Nevins. Cyl J'- SOPHOMORE RING COMMITTEE: Row One: Eurcy Nun- ley, Iill Stinson, Mildred O'Toole. Row Two: Norman Armi- . tczge, Ruth Chandley, Iohn Myers. Noi Pictured: Larry Bruss, A 534- 1 H? SUPHUMUHE5 r X Mail Row One: Ruth Chandley, Faith Biziell, Elsie Cofield, Arlene Guerrero, Vivian Brown, Rosie Bernal, lane Car- michael, Row Two: Carolyn Ipsen, Dorothy Baker, lean Cook, Sujean Christensen, Carl Coronadc, Charles Cap- parelli. Row Three: Ioe Baker, larnes Deming, Bill Davis, Howard Crawford, Bill Belden, Glenn Allen. Row Four: Walter Gilstrap, lessie Cannon, Hilbert Contreras, Dick Gassman. Row One: Peggy Zack, Galeina Wilder, Nell Turner, Billie Raymond, Pat Woodard, Loretta Uribe. Row Two: Norma Phillips, Pam Tarpey, Pat Rosenthal, Berneace Thornton, Martena Warner. Row Three: Eddie Sandoval, Herbert Wilson, lim Ridgway, Ice Rios, Leroy Pope, Ted Thatcher. Row Four: Pete Richardson, Richard Sullivan, lim Snow, Eugene Rose, Norman Sutherland, Lee Scarbrough. SUPHIJMIJHES N ,. I 'Q 1' 5? f, pn Row One: Dora Mclkusland, Barbara Hale, Veneia Martin, Billie Horton, Florence Hursi, Eurcy Nunley. Row Two: Barbara McDoniel, Pat Edrnision, lo Houdashelt, Sharon ExHenry, Roberi Hole, Richard Francis. Row Three: Fran? Cgcgbaiino, Iohnny Iones, Larry Douglass, Fred Guetiler, Bill Hanshow, Walt Erkkila. Row Four: Ioseph Fran- cis, re y eoseyan, Ted Iewell, Vernon Hall, Dale Nevins, -.-.AF Row One: Lorraine Lemmon, Iodell Owens, Margie Keith, Catherine Kantczralcis, Peggy King, Helen Miller, Ernestine Ortiz. Row Two: Leo Mazzei, Alice Matieson, Iudy Mullerleile, Mildred O'Toole, Yvonne Miller, Marilyn Munier. Row Three: Bob Massey, Iunior Moore, Dennis Kcrrle, Iohn Myers, Ed Morris. Row Four: Donald Lovelace, Wilfred Krugman, George Ogden, Carl Moore, lim McLaughlin, Donald Oliver. SIJPHIJMIIHES Row One: Sharon Gleim, Shirley Foster, Alma De Witt, Marie Fechtner, Lois Heck, Iewell Iones. Row Two: Carmen Garcia, Elaine Giguiere, Iva Mae Iohnson, Shirley Davenport, Virginia Day, Bobbie Fortune. Row Three: Iohnny Cuda, Eddie Horton, Shelby Cox, Leo Herrera, Linden Drew, lack Imperatrice. Row Four: Gary Clark, Lester Dix- son, Shirl Dye, Ian Gallinetti, Stan Gajarian. hmm Row One: Gail Kenneaster, Shirley Nicholson, Sue Lochnane, Virginia Pitts, Carol Patterson, Olga Ouercia, Eulah Ramsey. Row Two: Lena Seagler, Shirley Samplef Ethlee Ormand, Mary Reese, Charlane Robinson, Clau- dette Payne. Row Three: Mac Parsons, Chris Lubenko, Iohn Moffett, Marvin Speake, Gayland Sanders. Row Four: Iohn Stevenson, lim Reinhardt, Ray Phillips, Alvin Oxford, Richard Payne, 'X , 4 L- SUPHUMUHES Qfnl 3 Row One: Beverly Sheperd, Iudy Smith, Clayre Roth, Iill Stinson, Frances Pokorny, Glenyce Perrine, Shirley Redman. Row Two: Pat Kishen, Elaine McKinney, Evonne Strausbaugh, Ruth Moore, Mary Lou Shreckengaust, Audrey Padgett. Row Three: Frank Pimental, Gary Stephens, Ray Patterson, Bob Preis, Frank Russell. Row Four: Sterling Rank, Freddie Souders, Harold Matlock, Curtis Layman, Edward Mallory. ,f ' I Row One: Margie Buff, Erma Lou Adams, Mary Barrett, ludy Caudle, Claire Bartlo, Audrey Andrews, Row Two: Virginia Contreras, lean Anthony, Geraldine Bryant, Gloria Creek, lena Catallo. Row Three: Bill Clark, Norman R F : Richard Boswell, Don Burgess, Armitage, Alfred Copus, Leon Creek, Ralph Anderson, Bennie Adams. ow our Iimmy Adams, Allen Caulk, Bob Adams, Larry Bruss SIJPHIJMUHES 5 gm Row One: Shirley Williams, Gertie Weaver, Thelma Wood, Kay Turner, Row Two: Curtis Newton, Edward Whit- lock, Bill Williamson, loe Vega. Row Three: Charles Ware, lack Walker, Larry Thomason, Gerald Young. ,Qi Row One: Dena Larson, Alliene Woods, Nancy Foster, Penny Farris. Row Two: Ed Morris, Iames Fitzpatrick, Shirl Dye, Allen Parker, Iohn Gilligan. IYUQ ,so on 5-, FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS. Row One: Ianet Stephenson, Margie Bariucci, yell leadersg Connie Browning, girls' athletic managerg Ruben Barrios, president. Row Two: Richard Church, vice-president: Robert Garcia, boys' athletic managerg Darrell Underwood, secre- tary-treasurer. No! Pictured, Louis Catallo, alternate vice-president 'Q Q! C x CLASS UF 1955 al- FRESHMAN CLASS ADVISERS Mr. Papaleo, Mrs. Harrigal FRESHMAN STANDlNG COMMITTEE: Row One: Ianet Stephenson, Veda Luhm, Connie Browning. Row Two: Darrell Underwood, Ruben Barrios, Richard Church, Robert Garcia, 'bl 'E cf M Sv? N555 l A T.. - X Z'l 'g'c FHESHME Row One: Mildred Howard, Helen Hollesen, Ethel Massingill, Carole Floyd, Velma Kelley, Betty Lantes, Bar- bara Massey. Row Two: Roxie Lawhon, Lynnea Heath, Tommy Maslowski, Iohn Lovins, Lawrence Kelley, Iimmy Hole, Row Three: Leon Krumpleman, I. L. Lake, Glenn Holland, Iohn Long, lack McCain. Row One: Loretta Carleton, Peggy Ann Doolittle, Cloteal Bryant, LaVerne Balthrop, Iudy Beaumont, Carol Camarota, Darlene Bendoski. Row Two: Timmy Bridges, Roy Bankson, Charlie Allen, Bill Bergen, Mike Booth, lames Casteel. Bow Three: Tony Castro, Alvin Alldredge, Bill Baker, Iames Brantley, Bobby Aubuchon. Row One: lean Hauzer, Virginia Iohnson, Carol Mattoon, Veda Luhm, lanyce lohnson, Bob-bie Io Madron, Mary Helen Lopez. Row Two: Lynne Kiska, Burline Mabry, Val Gene Hunter, Gary Kirlr, Bill Henrichs, Ronald Manoog- ian. Row Three: James Kelley, Jesse Herrera, Ed Karrer, Alfred Ramos, Ioey Robison. FHESHME 'QQ 59 1 --Q? Q Row One: Barbara Brosi, Carol Baird Christine Autry Dorothy Brocks Barbara Boyd Shirley Anthon ,Irma Bert- , t A f 1 Y holf. Row Two. Tony Catanzarite Louie Catallo, Sandra Baranzelli, Norma Alc r G ld B , o n, era arry, Tommy Adame. Row Three. Paul Buckmaster, Ruben Barrios, Bill Bates, Marvin Bennett, Paul Caputi. Ei AE WIP ? Row One: Mary Geiger, Kay La Blue, Beverly Howard, Ioyce Crosson, loyce Coffey, Virginia Falsetti, Annie Cor- onado. Row Two: Iulie De Leon, Dixie Davis, Augustine Gonzales, Buddy lensen, Gary Eickerman, lack Gray. Row Three: Nestor Chacon, Temple Hedrick, Wayne Eagles, Bob Gilmore, Charles Cox. Row One: Barbara Russell, Diane Rosenthal, Diane Riding, Pat Milnes, Shirley Morrey, Shirley Owens, Cobie New. Row Two: Hershel Reese, Francis Rhyne, Roy McDonald, Don Mcl.emore, Kathy Moon, Wanda Mont' gomery. Row Three: Phillip Parks, Ronald Roberts, George Roessler, James McFarland, William Roland. FHESHME Row One: Diana Ronell, Ianet Shohara, Iosephine Ruiz, Ioyce Porter, Marion Robson, Donna Rowland, Cynthia Medley. Row Two: Ruth Myers, Camille Pelletier, Calvin Souder, Bobby Thrasher, Roy Swift, Ierry Thompson. Row Three: David Scaff, Coy Wells, lack Simpson, Eugene Thomas, Donald Turl. Row One: Myrna Daniels, Beverly Gillum, Janet Fairchild, Marlene Denny, Lois Cook, Donna Dougherty, Clara De Luca. Row Two: Bill Dean, Vincent Galvani, David Baughman, Ernest Clerk, Iames Franklin, Helen Chabrouil- laud. Row Three: Ierry Gwynn, Robert Garcia, Doug Floyd, Roger Conner, Iimrny Flippo. Row One: Margie Bartiucci, Iudy Brase, Wanda Bailes, Barbara Beavers, Connie Browning, Helen Calvillo, Anita Calderon. Row Two: Glen Baker, Max Bishop, Ioyce Hall, Geraldine Bendoski, Iohnny Battaglia, Bobby Black. Row Three: Robert Bodine, Milton Barnes, Leroy Brockett, Peter Burgdori, Robert Bise. FHESHME c 4: J X Row One: Veldonna Tullis, Sandra Stone, Lydia Trujillo, Carrie Mae Tatum, Elizabeth Soledad, luanita Tobar, Thelma Turner. Row Two: Vickie Valdez, Iacque Southworth, lune Tipton, Carol Snow, Wayne Stumpf, Paul Sutton. Row Three: Darrell Underwood, Richard Tuller, Harvey Strmiska, Freddie Strome, Ierome Shain. Row One: Barbara Fowler, Arra Etta Denman, Betty Edwards, Helen Cook, Diane Gassman, Savina Faora, Rosie Espinoza. Row Two: Gloice Garrett, Wanita Fries, Don Dyer, Dayton Dyer, Richard Guthrie, Bob Ford. Row Three: Iohnny Coufal, Nick Goldman, Richard Church, Richard Copeland, Welden Farris. ' -um, Row One: Betty Moore, Iuanita Rice, Ruby Miller, Dorothy Piriner, Loretta Moles, Allene Miller, Elaine Ross. Row Two: Lulah Ramsey, Barbara Price, Iames Morris, Michael Posch, Harold Shrout, Randeau Penner. Row Three: Phillip McMindes, Delbert Morris, Donald Rohde, Billy Pultz, Garry Roger. FHESHME Row One: Yoshiko Tani, loan Walker, Alice Weatherson, Shirley Wesson, Mary Valdez, Margie Weston. Row Two: Nancy Wheeler, Leda Spires, Roy Smith, Neal Williams, Mike Walker. Row Three: Robert Yeghoian, Gene Zellmer, Wayne Zumwalt, Ierry Williams, Row One: ludy Slover, Ianet Stephenson, Lois Smith, Cafoline Trickey, Billie Tisdale, Carolyn Tarin, Robbie Sykes. Row Two: Elizabeth Scott, lanice Spears, Eddie Sandoval, Bob Tombs, loe Sewell, Iames Turner. Row Three: Leonard Smith, Kenneth Standley, Lawrence Smith, Iohn Scuri, Mackie Simmons. Row One: Eleanor Rangle, Gladys Reeves, Imogene Reese, Earlene Holland, Lillian Casteel, Dorothy Dotson. Row Two: Murrell Anthony, Pat Short, Carole Wood, Dolores Ray, Magdalena Surby. Row Three. Hershel Reese, Paul Gardner, Lee Smith. f,,., f x , N 4 - x - 5 A N.J ,, W f l SNK MN ' f Z 'v X 'W FI ' N1 ' ' aw '03 N X 1 I '.-X Q! N.. H W Elf HHH!-XNIZATIUNS i II. .H.5. ST IIE T BUIIY NEWMAN BLACK BILL TATHAM Firsffffgdggiond STUDENT BODY ADVISERS: Mr. Clark, Mrs. Games, M155 Raymond Fffgfifffiegiffonrfd Semesters Semesiers 1951-52 STUDENT BODY OFHCERS: Row One: Connie Killgore, commissioner of social affairs, Wilda Karrer, treasurer, Esiher Preis, yell leader, Phyllis Medley, secretary. Row Two: Newman Black, presidentg Dick Tatham, boys' athletic managerg Marjorie Foster, girls' athletic manager, Bill Tat- ham, vice president. THE STUDENT COUNCIL: Row One: Wilda Karrer, Marjorie Foster, Bill Tatham, Richard Church. Row Two: Dick Tatham, Connie Killgore, Esther Preis, Phyllis Medley. Row Three: Ray Edwards, Le- roy Hamilton, Newman Black, Bill Clark. -Q xvp-kg3,,,,,, . X -, . Sv ,Q , f , r5'?-vm.. :::P::::5:::: II.U.H.5. ST HE T BUDY 4 Doug Burton, ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE: Row One: Dwvnn Forrester, gil TRAFFIC COMMITTEE: Row One: Richard Bucci, Bill Carroll, ohn Sato. Plow Two: Lyle Smith, lack Bankson, Dwighl Bianchi, EYSEUDENT DRIVERS COMMITTEE: Row one: Bob Pokorny, Mar - TICKET SALES COMMITTEE: Row one Marjorie Foster, June bell Barton, Bob Belton. Row Two: Bill Noble, Donn Cobg, Carmichael, Gail Kennesler. Row Two: JoAnn Ienckes, ch,g Homer Williams. Dick Tatham, Connie Killgore. Jig!! Egg? ELECTION COMMITTEE: Row One: Pai Larson, Kathleen Blllal- IOIWH STSVQUSOH- ba, Morillyn Whiton. Row Two: Leroy Hamilton, John Stevenson, Gavino artiriez, Chns Lubenko, 4 W fx , Vtnvymgvlayr wif COUGAITS DEN COMMITTEE: Row One: Sue Locknane, Iam-1 E Schlatierer, Marilyn Pills. Row Two: Dorothy Oliver, ch: Sal.y .jarnpl,:, Frances Sample, Iudy Beaumont, 'lal'-5' ,I hy NOON RECREATION COMMITTEE: How One: Duane Rough. Virginia Dawson, Geraldine Benaoskx, Mary Lykms. How Two: Rick Nieto, Bill Mancebo, Ronnie Biggers, Neil Hopklns, ch,, How Two 1 -li f Snylfy : Gordon BIBLE' LEAGUE G. L, OFFICERS: Row One: Marilyn Pitts, secretary-treasurer: Mrs Gaines, adviser: Ioanne Carmichael, song leader. Row Two: Pat Larson vice-president: Kathleen Billalba, pianist. King and Queen of the G. L. Carnival The Girls' League is an orga- nization made up of all girls at Clovis High School. The girls work with their officers and ad- viser for friendship, health, knowledge, and character. Ev- ery year the Girls' League spon- sors the Girls' League Carnival, Blossom Day, and the Mothers Day Tea. CHAIRMEN OF THE STANDING COMMITTEES: Row One: Pat Larson, Point Committee: Sally Sample, Sunshine Committee, Mae Takahashi, Popcorn Committee, Marilyn Bruce, Rest Room Committee, Margie McPherson, Program Committee. Row Two: Irelia Hearington, Sick Room Committee: Ioanne Carmichael, Friendship Committee. Row Three: Marjorie Foster, Hostess Committee. 'F EIHL5' A I KATHERINE LUCICH GL President 4, 515, 50 POINT PIN WINNERS: lrelia Hearington, Io- anne Carmichael, Barbara Hurt, IoAnn Ienckes, Connie Killgore, Mary Lykins, Sally Sample. Vg, LEAGUE , ivy - I . I 3- ,, W was .Iv Nw. ' .., .'- ' . ' Q i Jr l0O POINT PIN WINNERS: Katherine Lucich, Wil- da Karrer, Esther Preis. - , x LM nf, pl 5 J 'Yuan I . V Q, V , ., k Vw ' 1 fi .,,,,f1c-41:4-947' I ' O Crowning the Blossom Day Queen, Marilyn Pitts BUYS' EL H OFFICERS OF' THE BOYS' CLUB: Row One: Bill Carrell, president, Mr. Iones, adviser, Ned Boydston, vice-president. Row Two: Kenneth Budd, treasurer, Henry Nelson, secretary, Rory Edwards, yell leader, Bob Belton, sergeant-at-arms, Lynn Erwin, reporter, Neil Hopkins, yell leader, Not Pictured: Ronnie Biggers, sergeant- at-armsg Iohnny Sato, yell leader, Don Steward, yell leader. gl The Boys' Club is a newly organized In club lor all the male students at Clovis 'TX XXX High School. It was formed because of I the need lor an organization to bring ,XV 'X QQ, together all the boys just as the Girls' ,f B 'T-1 League brings together all of the girls. ,Zi X The club has elected officers and has organized a Western Swing Band. Reg- ular meetings are held at which movies are often shown for entertainment. X BOYS' CLUB WESTERN SWING BAND: Ronald Titus, Richard Payne, Don Shepherd, Tommy Duncan, Tommy Johnson. I-lTIIfl I-XL PURE SIE LEAGUE The Clovis Chapter 883 ot the National Forensic League has made remarkable progress in speech. One of the nineteen schools in the Northern divi- sion, the Clovis Chapter has advanced from l7th place in 1950 to l0th place in l95l, This progress is based on the mem- bership and the number of de- grees held. The degrees are the following: degree of merit, 20 points, degree oi honor, 50 points, degree of excellence, 100 points, and degree of dis- tinction, 200 points. The NFL oi Clovis High has fourteen ac- tive members holding twenty- seven degrees. x. NFL OFFICERS: Row One: Kenneth Budd, presidentg Mrs. Gaines, adviser, Sue Kasamatsu, secretary. Row Two' Henry Nelson, vice-president Neil Hopkins treasurer. November 3-Modesto Experimental December B-Oakland High School 15-E F.L.NStudeng-jffagngress Klvlercedj I 12' nt ar 's o ege 1:0 Cmumy 26-Rtipon High sehoei 1- -l, February Qelvlodesto Union High School Q ky 22 6 '23-N F L CUniversity ot Son Franciscob Z ,XX March lg-l15lle.riedSStudEn1g oastmasters - oeec rogram l l. 24fLions Club , K 26-School Radio Program 1 i X April 4-KFRE Radio Program 4 19-Fresno State College . -.,.,, 'ti May 2 6' 3-College Ot The Pacific ' -' - l 9 6 10-San Francisco State 17-Santa Barbara Cstate hnalsl March 2lfC I F. League Discussion at Sanger April 2-C4 L Iaaeagiie indglicltficg Events 16- , r n 1 1 ua vents May 5fC.l F League Debate at Clovis 14-C I F Area Debate at Clovis ' E25 - H- , V mi 1' A zzz? 5 A 22.2.12-: ' f 1 'E::E A.. i- x,,,, ,, 522551 ,M 'MF 7 t - Y NFL MEMBERS: Row One: Richard Nieto, Bettie Miller, Pat Larson, Sue Kasamatsu, Charles Preuss, Leroy Hans ilton. Row Two: David Soper, Henry Nelson, lim Reinhardt, Kenneth Budd, Richard Bucci, Newman Black. EALIEUHNI!-l SEHUIAHSHIP I-'EIJEHATIIIN FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS: Row One: Mr. Brandon, adviser: Alice Scott, treasurerg Georgie Iones, secretary, Sue Kasamatsu, publicity manager, Miss Gunderson, ad- viser. Row Two: Dwight Bianchi, vice-president, Ronald Stiavelli, president. y LIFE MEMBERS IIE ESF NEIL HOPKINS RONALD STIAVELLI ROLLYE WISKERSON LEROY HAMILTON 2 nm. is Q! it 1 T' FIRST SEMESTER CSF MEMBERS: Row One: Iewel Jones, Lois Heck, Sue Kasamatsu, Georgie Iones, Mae Taka- hashi, Helen Bizieif. Row Two: Shirley Senner, Eurcy Nunley, Shirley Tombs, Alice Scott, Dennis Karle. Row Three: Forrest Iacobs, Neil Hopkins, Mackie MacDonald, Ernest Uribe, Clifford Fairchild. Row Four: Dwight Bi- anchi, Ronald Stiavelli, Leroy Hamilton, Maynard Deeter, Newman Black, IIALIPIJHNIA SIIHULAHSHIP FEHEHATIUN Q 5 , 5 i K 3 I G C'LN CSF SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS' Row Onet Gwen Pelletier, treasurer, Shirley Tombs, vice-president, ludy Smith, secretary, Row Two: Forrest lacobs, president, Neil Hopkins, publicity chairman, The members of the California Scholarship Federation are students who have high scholastic standings. They strive to live up to the CSF motto Scholarship for Service by taking part in many school activities This year Chapter 243 was host at the Fall Convention of the 20th Dis- trict. which is comprised of twenty- seven schools in the San Ioaquin Valley. The main project of the CSF this year was to raise money to fi- nance the printing of the Cougars Guide for l95Z-53. CSF CONVENTION COMMITTEE: Row One: ludy Smith. Sue Kasamatsu, Shirley Senner, Georgie lones. Row Two: Shirley Tombs, Alice Scott, Pam Tarpey. Row Three Neil Hopkins, Ronald Stiavelli, Clifford Fairchild. 5: CSF SECOND SEMESTER MEMBERS: Row One: Iewel Jones, Lorraine Lemmon, Olga Quercia, Clayre Roth, Iudy Caudle, Donna Rowland, lanet Shohara, Gwen Pelletier, ludy Smith. Row Two: Esther Preis, Wilda Karrer, Bar- bara Hurt, Shirley Senner, Sylvia Miller, Carol Patterson, Mildred O'Toole, Eurcy Nunley, Sue Kasamatsu, Peggy Parker. Row Three: Forrest Iacobs, Neil Hopkins, Connie Killgore, Alice Scott, Helen Bizieff, Shirley Tombs, Gail Kenneaster, Dorothy Brocks, Christine Autry, Virginia Iohnson. Row Four: Norman Armitage, Rollye Wiskerson, Ronald Stiavelli, Clifford Fairchild, Robert Yasuhira, Leroy Hamilton, Ed Karrer, Clinton Bertholf, Ierry Williams, Ray Edwards. FUTURE HIJMEMAHEBS IQIP, AMERICA FI-IA OFFICERS: Row One: Mrs. Coleman, adviser, Miss Harms, adviser, Esther Preis, president. Row Two' Wilda Karrer, vicefpresidentp Irelia Hearington, historian, Cather- ine Kantarakis, parliamentarian, Not Pictured' Ann Stuart, secretaryg Helen Taylor, treasurer. S.. ., N J . , I fnlwvr ,f The Future Homemakers of America is an organization for both boys and girls who are interested in homemaking. They carry out their motto Toward New Horizons by learning many use- ful things which will be helpful in their future roles as homemakers. Each year the FHA sponsors the Christmas Tea and Fashion Show for the mothers of Clovis High students. The highlight of 1952 was the annual FHA Section VIII Convention, which was held at Clovis. IUNIOH AND SENIOR FHA MEMBERS' Flow One: Esther Preis, Georgie lones, Roberta Smith, Marilyn Pitts, Ioyce Yan Barbara Smith, Helen Taylor. Row Two: Wilda Karrer, Alice Scott, Fae Day, Darlene Phehus, Vona Phebus Leola Taylor, Peggy Price. Row Three' Geneva Aubuchon, Ioanne Camarota, Helen Bizietf, Bettie Miller Delma Smith, lovita Miramontes. How Four. Everett Kelley, Wayne Hedrick, Irelia I-Iearington, Betty Eos. FUTURE HIIMEMAHEHS UF AMEBIII!-I 5'v3f'-5?.,f24v'52iQ1m1p5: I x FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE FH A MEMBERS: Row One: Betty Moore, Ianyce Iohnson, Dorothy Pinner, Mar- gie Weston, Iudy Brase, Cynthia Medley, Row Two: Yoshlko Tani, Carol Snow, Arra-Etta Denman, lean Hauzer, Janet Fairchild, Ianet Shohara. Row Three: Wanita Frles, Ruth Arnold, LaVerne Balthrop, Barbara Beavers, Iudy Beaumont, Ioyce Ball, ? T0 1, ' v, ,, Q ff--04 'klil 4 2, f, Aivlmpc A X I A of l W fs 0 Qi FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE FH A MEMBERS: Row One: lrma Bertholf, Ruby Miller, Peggy Zack, Sharon Gleim, Shirley Redman, Carla Lawrence. Row Two: Sharon ExHenry, Ianice Sweats, Billie Tiqfifvle fwmv DM. .... M Evonne Sfrf-,Q..1fW.,+ wma..- mt., f- V - -- i . I 4 FUTURE FARMERS UE AMERIEA t PFA MIITTII Learning To Do Doing to Learn Earning To Live Living To Serve FFA OFFICERS: Gerald Stolienberg, sentinel, Richard Nieto, reporter, Mr. Mitchell, adviser, Charles Preuss, secretary. , f T , fl L AE' my irxb ' Vhul -A, FFA OFFICERS: Earl Smith, treasurer, Newman Black, president: Mr Middleton, adviser, Ronnie Leach, vice-president. FFA MEMBERS1 Row' One: George Vogel, August Roberts, Richard Nieto, Charles Preuss, Homer Williams, How- ard Carsten. Row Two: Gary Wenter, Kenneth Brueckner, Norman Praetz, Gerald Siollenberg, Gilbert Morris. Row Three: Don Doyle, Iay McAusland, Gleen Ward, Bill Praetz, Van Eden. FUTURE FARMERS UE AMERICA -T FFA MEMBERS, Row Onei Obie Noonkester, George Ogden, lan Gallinetti, Linden Drew, Robert Creek, Tony Castro. Row Two: Harold Matlock, Shelby Cox, Ray Patterson, Eugene Rose, Gary Long Row Three' Walt Erk- kila, Frank Pimentel, Bill Hanshaw, Edward Mallory, Don Brown, Tommy Newton. Row Four: Larry Thomason, Gary Clark, Earl Moore, Bob Adams, Richard Sullivan. The FFA is one of the most active organiz- ations at Clovis High, lt is composed of young men interested in farming as a vocation. These young sons of the soil are continually learning new progressive methods in agriculture. FFA members have built many practical, time- saving projects in the agriculture shop. Most members have livestock or other projects which they exhibit at fairs and livestock shows NEWMAN BLACK Standard Oil Sweepstakes Schol- arship Award Winner. FFA MEMBERS: Row One: Iohn Lovens, Harold Shrout, Bob Ford, Leonard Clark, lim Bridges, Paul Sutton. Row Two: Robert Bise, lohn Hancock, Hershel Reese, Don Trujillo, Bill Bergen. Row Three: Roger Conner, Eugene Thomas, Glenn Baker, Charles Cox, Bob Tombs. UNIUH STATESMEN IUNIOR STATESMEN OFFICERS: Seated. Henry Nelson, president, Mr. Palmer, adviser, Virginia Kenefick, secretary-treasurer. Standing: David Soper, vice-president, Bill Carrell, publicity manager, Leroy Hamilton, parliamentarian. The Iunior Statesrnen is comprised ot a group ot young people who are in- ,ffi fi? 1 A, terested in World events. At their meet' f'5' - L5i7i ' f Win ings they discuss recent national and TX Q 1: f 1 few A . - 4 , il. 7? V - i international problems, Their discus I a.c,,,47,.,--.-11 ' ' S'f iff. sions this year have been based on 1 . . , , lx 3 problems that have arisen at United Nations meetings, E 2 5 it ,V: S 3 t IUNIOR STATESMEN MEMBERS: Row One: Margie Butt, Carla Lawrence, Pat Reaves, Sonia Seebohm, Barbara Ladd, Row Two: Iean Dunham, Yvonne Strausbaugh, Wanda Cash, Lena Seagler, Pat Edmiston, Ioan Dunham. Row Three: Martena Warner, Billie Horton, Charlane Robinson, Vivian Brown, Io Houdashelt, Sue Kasamatsu. Row Four: Henry Nelson, Leroy Hamilton, BLIIEIQ SIJEIETY 52 9 1 OFFICERS OF BLOCK 'C . Bow One, Ray Edwards, sergeant-at-armsg Kenneth Budd, sergeant-atfarrnsg Henry Nelson, vice-president, Neil Hopkins, presidentp Robert Duiel, secretary. Row Two: Dick Tatham, Bill Tatham, Iohn Dealy, lnitiation Committee members, lim Carsten, publicity manager, Wally Wallace, chairman of Constitution Committeeg Mr. Lightcap, adviser, eww XQ1. The Block C Society is an organization composed ot athletes who have earned a letter I' , in interscholastic sports. lt helps to create good 5 f,-r lt sportsmanship and fair play and brings many DQKILJH' ly athletes together so that they may become 6 nsfs 'R better acquainted. is gg? eee eg:-2-eq 5 i i U ui , K ' 9- BLOCK C MEMBERS: Row One: Doug Burton, Leroy Iohnson, Henry Nelson, Neil Hopkins, Charles Cox, Ray Ridgway. RowVTwo:YGary Hudson, Ray Edwards, Ie'rry4Millevr, Iohn Dealy, -Bill Tathctm, Bill Mancebo, S l i 1 l GAA OFFICERS: Row One: Iennie Hernandez, secretary, Mrs. Wilkinson, adviser, Marjorie Foster, president. Row Twoi Fern Bernal, publicity man- ager, Irelia l-learington, vice-president, Helen Taylor, point chairman, loanne Carmichael, treasurer, I BIBLE ATHLETIC ASSUEIATIIJN The Girls Athletic Association is an organization made up of girls who are interested in sports. The girls participate in many types of sports. Aided by their adviser, they learn friendship and sports- rnanship. EAA MEMBERS If ff Xe I I, V x 'V' gi N-,I fl ax N 5 in 'I gf , Q V j mgggjf X,V jf V K- 5 k , , i f X f gl N Ei-M--A' 2 H f lx fikx S :ii Q f 21, Q ' . 1Aw. - ' an 3 Vw 3' XX! E 1 W ' v Tfw? K, gi 95' x gg, MQQ ATHLETICS . t M , A ... Vi Row One: Wally Wallace, Kenneth Budd, Henry Nelson, Iimmy Estep, Roland Deaver, Ra Edwards, Larryc Hannah, Ierry Miller, John Dealy, Norman lohnson, Iames Ball Row Two: Harold Reeks 1Manager7, la McAusland, Melvin elle , Carl Osterburg, Iim Carsten, Dwight Bianchi, Rick Nieto, Ronnie Leach, Freddie Souders, Larry grass, Lawrence Smith, Cyarl Moore, David Soper, Charles Pruess, Corky Wallace fManagerJ. Row Three: Charles Ware, Tommy Newton, Bob Ulsh, Bill Carrell, Pete Rich- ardson, Ernest Uribe, Albert Prieto, Wayne Graham, Ierry Coffman, Iessie Cannon, Norman Sutherland, Frank Bartucci, Roy Wenzel. Row Four: Ronald Stiavelli, Don Andrews, Morris Belden, Jonas Sherman. 12 2 is 1 ':. lt f ia., . iw Q A AMR. LEHMAN, MR. LIGHTCAP Varsity Coaches VARSITY PIIIITBALI. SUMMARY Even though they won only one game, the 1951 varsity football team had a fairly successful season, for there are many things which the score boards do not show, lf the squad had had a little more depth and a few breaks, some of the scores would have turned out much better. The team had high spirits and played to the best of their ability in almost every game. The season was highlighted by a 20-13 win over Selma, The team played as a unit with everybody pulling to- gether on offense and defense, They also played good games against Chowchilla and Reedley, ' All in all the varsity really gave the student body something to yell about this year, The following are fellows who received the Play- er of the Week awards: lerry Miller, against Selma Bill Tatham, against San loaauin Memorial and Sanger, Kenneth Budd, against Reedley, and Melvin Kelley, against Dos Palos. .tr 'I HENRY NELSON WALLY WALLACE IOHN DEALY RG RE QB , U M W X 4 i , V, 39.2 SME'-neat'- -3 T '. f FlRST STRING VARSITY, Row Onet Wally Wallace, RE, Kenneth Budd, RT, Henry Nelson, RG, Iimmy Estep, C7 Ray Edwards, LG, Larry Hannah, LT, Norman Iohrison, LE. Row Two: Iohn Dealy, OB. Row Three. Dwigfit Bi- anchi, RH, Roland Deaver, FB, Ierry Miller, LH. 1951 VARSITY PIHITBALI. SCHEDULE PRACTICE GAMES Orosi ,.,,, ,.., ,,,,, , , H13 Clovis 7 Chowchilla , ,,., ,... l 9 Clovis ,,,,. ,, U Fresno Hi Braves,,l3 Clovis .,,,,,,, 13 LEAGUE GAMES Selma ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, l 3 Clovis ,,,,, H20 S. I. Memorial .,,., H19 Clovis ,,,,,,, 7 Reedley ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 14 Clovis U Dos Palos ..,.........., 12 Clovis ,,,,, . C Sanger ,,,, ,,,,,i,, 3 4 Clovis .. 6 Tatham Goes for Yardage. 1 -,Q 4-4-. ROLAND DEAVER BILL TATHAM KENNETH BUED I.V, FOOTBALL SQUAD: Row One: Ray Ridgway, Clinton Bertholf, Fernando Adame, George Montross, Bill Mancebo, Iim Ridgway, Ralph Luhm, Iohn Sato, Iunior Moore, Tommy Maslowski, Tommy Valdez. Row Two: lay Tomlinson, Fred Guettler, lack Dickey, Gary Hudson, Ruben Barrios, Max Bishop, Clifford Fairchild, I. L Lake, Duane Waggener, Leroy Iohnson, Shirl Dye, Ian Gallinetti, Carl Coronado, Randeau Penner. Row Three: Fred Spears fManagerl, Ierry Stepherson, David Scaff, Steve Evans, Chris Lubenko, Dale Nevins, Larry Douglass, Alfred Ramos, Glenn Baker, Walt Erkkila, Freddie Strome, Coy Wells, David Mendoza, Eddie Robinson, Bill Casey fManagerJ. .I.V. FIIUTBALL SUMMARY The lunior Varsity started off the l95l foot' ball season well by winning the first three games against Orosi, Chowchilla, and Hanford, They lost a close game to Selma by a score of A 7 to 6. The team came back the next Week to I QQ, beat San loaquin Memorial 26 to 7. After this f ' V -f'X game things turned for the worse and the B's lost the three remaining games by close scores. Summing up, the season was a successful one ,. with four wins and four losses. 5' IUNIOR VARSITY COACHES: Mr, Milner, Carl Faller. .n RAY RIDGWAY IIM RIDGWAY QB RG 1 DALE NEVINS lOHN SATO CLINTON BERTHOLF C QB FB I, V. FIRST STRING: Row One: Ruben Barrios, Ralph Luhm, lim Ridgway, Dale Nevins, Clifford Fairchild, Bill Man- cebo, Shirl Dye. Row Two: Chris Lubenko, Ray Ridgway, Clinton Bertholf, lohn Sato, David Mendoza. 1951 JUNIUH VARSITY SCHEDULE PRACTICE Clovis ...l,, .,.,,,...,,,,. Clovis ,,,,.. Clovis Clovis Clovis ,,,..i Clovis ,,.,,i Clovis ,,..,. Clovis ,,..., I2 ,,,,.,,,Z5 33 GAMES Orosi ,,,,.,.,,,... .,... Chowchilla Hanford' ,,,.,.. ,.,, , LEAGUE GAMES i fffff2e I2 ,.,l2 egg-I-.w w W f . I fi. i Selma ,,.., ,,.,. S. I. M, Reedley ,,,, ,,,,.... Dos Palos ,,,,. ,,,,,... Sanger ,,.... .,,,, . . -uf . 4 J Y, , V 5 ' Ir wmv 'Q 1.3 , ' if 'Wy ' ' j- fi 4 'l'3,,' fr, L' I H , I I!-ni.. Y if, f C 4 'C'-V' 1 ' 1 V S Q ,4 I ' i f, gba '3 14 ' fsag ry, ..a.,. ,J an A -v M- 1-A I Q VJ',,,, ' 'S'-sb, nf f IN TI-IE CLEARI f I 1 +g,3..g1Z1i2IwAL :i . A 1' . i fg31,f3fT5'p' '.-'gl-gla . gf1lf'f' 1f:,,wk , f W I fps --W J, . s r l ' , ,gain -. - 1 V gym I ,. A ,,::.fv .4 .wk I 4 R .QS A W: ' . I S I 1 l ,. . gh ,fi Q. .5 ,L r 4 Q V, f , L. Q --mv ,, ,' ' f ' ' .,-N , , g . -, M . ,. iff'-S393 fd.. . ' ,ae '-.C ,XA If ff ' , ' 'firffi ' SKA M -S' I no I I' 1,-1' I f ' f '- -.i . Q' is :Q 15 , . Q- ,f .iffy ,vf.yvzf,5,-,,' CLIFFORD FAIRCHILLJ, BILL MANCEBO ,M Lael . , :Zigi ai gf, 31- ww -' if R, :ev . .f Q. mjfs'f4,j .ww LG LT 4, J. v. f S ,,,,,jf'p1'g'g- g.',f.v,5.,p.,wQ4g' of . . ' if 1-3,1231-6 -y'f,i 5 AY-jkgf y - sf ,up if ww fl?gJi9'.24ff do ,iw if-GW-H ,-?agZ'1w:1f' o ' ' CHRIS LUBENKO RI-I 'divx' v . Tl- 4' C f' DAVID l-TSQS: ,f ,, I I, CSV, -1 A +o 4 , I fl I ' I va: ff w:,,f if , . , ng,-.4 -in me if fffwgvig '-,ff-v W .it ' Nl vjf29',,g3cpJ4-Q,-fbg, ,V El-5f'X,4,f, 'f ', -'gfey,xf, ,,f,, Q if .-wf?','f21:+1,Q- ' MENDOZA LH VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Sanger ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 58 Selma .. ........ .....V,. 5 U S. I. Memorial .,,,,, 47 46 90 Dos Palos ..... ......,, Sanger .....,..,,,,,,,,V. Selma ...,,,,,Y,.., ....,, S. I. Memorial ...... Dos Palos 52 40 31 50 26 Reedley .................. 47 43 39 44 36 Reedley COACH LIGHTCAP VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD: Row One: Carrell, manager, W. Wallace, Adams, Pope, Burgess, Ridgway, Ed- wards. Bow Two: E. Wallace, manager, Richardson, Miller, Burton, Richard, Graham, Adams, Oxford, Dixscn Bianchi, Souders, manager. ELASS B BASKETBALL EHAMPS BE THE NBBTHEBN SEIJUBIA LEAGUE CLINTON BERTHOLF CHARLES COX Clovis Clovis . 32 Clovis . 40 Clovls ,,,,,,,,,,,, 34 Clovis BILL CASEY MENDOZ DALE 'NIEVINS IOHN SATO B BASKETBALL SEHEBULE Clovls Clovis . ..,,,,, , Clovis ,,,, Clovxs ,,,,,,,,,,,. Clovis Sange Selma S. l. M Dos Palos Reedley B' BASKETBALL SQUAD: Bow One: Mendoza, Bertholf, Cox, Nevins, Lubemco Casey Bow Two Erkkxla I-la kell Herrera, Ogden, Stevenson, Waggoner, Sato, Bishop, Crawford, Bidgway l' ELASS E BASKETBALL CURTlS NEWTON DOUG LARSON EUGENE THOMAS Clovis ..,,,,,,A, , Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis COACH IONES VINCENT GALVANI 1952 ll BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Clovis ..,.,,...... Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis ....,,,i.i,. Sanger Selma ..,,, S. I. M. ,.,.. . Dos Palos Fleedley ,, C BASKETBALL SQUAD Row One: Catallo, Tombs, Contreras, Galvani, Walker, Gassman, Hunter. Row Two Walker Eickerman Larson Thomas, Bodine, Deming, Lovelace, Newton, Adame, Row Three: Henricks, Adams COACH BUENAFE, BASEBALL SEHEIIULE EEQZCH Game Played At H A SEHALL S53 Clovis ,,,, ,,,, S I Memorial Clovis ,, ,,YV,,,, Dos Palos Reealey .,,,,, Clovis ..,,,,, Clovis ,,,,..,,,,,, S. I. Memorial Dos Palos ,.,.,, COACH IONES VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD: Row One: Ernest Uribe, David Mendoza, Ray Edwards, Ralph Luhm Salvador luarez, Ray Ridgway, lack Martinez, Fred Spears. Row Two: Lawrence Smith, mgr.g Deward Mallory Robert Dufel lay McAusland, Harold Reeks, Ronald Stiavelli, Wally Wallace, Rollye Wiskerson, Bill Casey, Frank Bartuccl Lawrence Schmitz, Stan Gajarian, mgr. .IUNIIJH VARSITY BASEBALL BASEBALL sl:H12lJUL12 Date Game Played At MARCH Z1-Clovis ., .,,. .......,.,..,, . .Roosevelt 26-Clovis ....,...,, .. . ,.,. .Sanger 27-Reedley ...... .,.,..,, C lovls APRIL 2-Clovis . . ,......, .... . Selma 3-Kingsburg ,,..., .. .....Clovis 8-Clovis ..........,...,.... ..., , ,Dos Palos 9-S. I. Memorial ....... ......,.....,,,,. C lovis 18-Roosevelt ..........,.. .......... .,......,. C l ovis 21-Clovis .... ,... .... ....,,.. F r e sno l-hgh 23wClov1s .,,,., .,,...,..,,.. R eedley 25-Selma ...,,. . . ,......,, Clovis 30-Sanger .... ...,..,.,....,... C lovis - entra ...,,.... .....,,..,,,,,,,,....,,,, o vis , MASK C l Cl 14-Clovis ........... ........, s . 1. Memorial . COACH MU-NEB 16-Dos Palos .. Clovis l . .l. L X IUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD: Row One: Marvin Bennett, Iohn Sato, lohn Contreras, Vincent Galvani, Bob Ulsh, Gary Hudson, Douglas Larson. Row Two: Ronnie Penner, mgr.p Bill Dean, lim Waggoner, Max Bishop, Don Burgess, Coy Wells, Bill Langlord, Leroy lohnson, Fernando Adame, Merle Anthony, mgr. Row Three: Ted Thatcher, Clinton Bertholt, Roger Conner, Ruben Barrios, Don Oliver, Iimrny Adams, Roy Iordan, Tom Valdez. S TH CLASS A TRACK SQUAD Row One Dwxght Bxanchx lohn Dealy Mackre MacDonald Ed Grnel Leroy Pope Brll Talham Bull Lar rell Howard Carsten Row Two Ixm Carsten Duck Tatham, Lar y Hannah Pele Rrchardson Larry Bruss Fred Souders Gerala Walker Row Three Ronme Leach Harold Marlock Alvin Oxfo d Carl Moo e Norman Johnson Gary Andrexs Frank Prmenlcl T3 , X l 1 ,Q S3- if 3 Q sf' EL 55 B TH 1:14 . ,, .A lA .. CLASS 'B' TRACK SQUAD: Row One: Freddie Strome, Walt Erkkila, Dale Nevins, Dale Houdashelt, Sam Tarin, lim McLaughlin, Tim Gallaway, Bob Pries Row Two: Glenn Baker, Bob Iackson, Maynard Deeier, Shirl Dye, Nestor Chacon, Andv Guerrero, Fred Thurman, Frank Lxscano Row Three: Larry Douglass, manager, Leonard Gueitler, George Ogden, Ed Karrer, Nick Goldman, Iohn Stevenson, Bill Praetz, Kenneth Brueckner, Earl Howe. R: VM. KENNETH BRUECKNER D D ,YPARXN DALE NE-V-INS MAYNARD DEETER IIL S5 lf TRACK CLASS 'C' TRACK SQUAD: Harold Shrout, mcxncgerg Ilm Cctallo, Don Lovelace, Eugene Thomas, Bob Yeghoxcm, Ierry Redman, Iomes Morris. DON LOVELACE 'X l if Q I 'V ..'w 5 ff? 4' ir: J Nr .re Sw: .,.- - z , . ,Q f- 5,114 vffhil zu EUGENE THOMAS ,tgp 84.5, V . Q '1 f ff '-..' 1 - fri.: ,W v C'f'!5-1 -ff 1- W. A -A' . ..- In . ,, -A 11 , jf-.5 ? ' ' ' A cv ,,, , Wfi .af W: , .... Y -- ,Q , -f .u 'fu-. -,wh Q M- Q 'll ff bww , ' P , . ,,' V M - I .v W . wr J f 1 ' ,A ' ' '3 'f-sr.. A A x Jlxv-r.:.' H C .4 A. ,J ., 22 , 1. V 'QP' .inf . , , v , ,,... N if-B I T' f' ' -i f , . A' 19:54 Ross, Nancy Mullerlexle, Wag oner, Ahce Scott on Cox, Eugene Y . T 3. gg: - FORREST IACOBS Boys Smgles IUDY SMITH, SHIRLEY TOMBS Girls' Doubles fl S MAE TAKAI-IASHI Girls' Singles N- CURTIS NEWTON NORMAN ARMITAGE Boys' Doubles Y A' f aim EUGENE BURTON, DELORES WAGGONER MRS- BLACKBURN SWIMMI Ii ' A rb.. J I 1 ,Q W' t r A I ww?-W ' J - ' Cu, C 'fl T. ' , ,X Ai as T T M NHL HOPKXNS SHIRLEY FOSTER COACH LIGHTCAP DQYC E GILMORE 'nn URW PAT LARSON fs, THE SWIMMING TEAM: Row One: Budd, Brase, Munier, Patterson, Foster, Younce. Row Two: O'TooIe, Miller, Fuchs, Larson. How Three: D. Gilmore, Cox, B. Gilmore, Tiilis, Crawford, Hendricks, Gilligan, Catallo, Brown, irriith, I. Smith, Curtis, Hoskins. Row Four Dyer Marks, Breman, Siumpf, Rank, Gueitler, McC.ory, Coffman. Row Five. Den ' ' Eitifvwum .1 gag Q, .-. '-3' H , Aa.-v , 704' ii' 'f 1 Q 5 ,- T ' 4 fs UQ' ' , ,I A .1 Y I T , A 'T 7 . A 3,9 N ww CALENDAR 1951-52 SEPTEMBER 17-First Day of School 21-Football, Orosi at Clovis 28-National Assembly, Trampolines 28-Football, Clovis at Chowchilla OCTOBER 4-Girls' League Meeting 5-Football, Fresno High Braves at Clovis 12-Student Body Meeting l2- B Football, Hanford at Clovis l6-Blind Concert 19-League Football Game, Selma at Clovis 26-League Football Game, Clovis at San Ioaquin Memorial 31-National Assembly, Major NOVEMBER 2-League Football Game, Reedley at Clovis 3-Girls' League Convention at Clovis 3-Speech Contest at Modesto 9-League Football Game, Clovis at Dos Palos l2-Holiday, Armistice Day 15-Cavalcade Photographer Takes Pictures 16-League Football, Sanger at Clovis 17-25-Thanksgiving Vacation 30-PTA Piano Benefit Show DECEMBER 3-National Assembly, Chime Ringers 4-Practice Basketball Game, Sierra at Clovis 5-FHA Christmas Tea 8-Speech Contest at Oakland 8-Practice Basketball Game at Kingsburg ll-Health Meeting 13-Girls' League Meeting Boys' Club Meeting 14-Practice Basketball Game at Washington Union l5-NFL District Congress at Merced l7-Faculty Party 18-Practice Basketball Game at Sierra -FFA Parliamentary Procedure Contest -Christmas Program tor Student Body -PTA Meeting -Christmas Program for the Public 21-Assembly by Dramatics Class, Don't Open Until Christmas 21-Practice Basketball Game, Washington Union l9 19 'l9 Z0 at Clovis 22-lan. 2-Christmas Vacation JANUARY 4-Student Body Meeting 11-League Basketball Game, Sanger at Clovis I2-Speech Contest at St. Mary's 15-PTA Meeting i 15-Girls' League Exchange Assembly from Madera Boys Club 15-Basketball, Clovis at Selma 15-Health Meeting 18-Basketball, San Ioaquin Memorial at Clovis t 18-Senior Assembly l9-Northern Sequoia League Speech Coaches W Meeting at Clovis Y 21-Student Body Ice Skating Party 23-Assembly, Play by the Dramatics Class 23-Sophomore Class Party 25-Basketball, Dos Palos at Clovis Z6-Speech Contest at Ripon 29-Final Exams for Periods 1, 3, 5, 7 30-Final Exams lor Periods 2, 4, 6 ' End ot First Semester x .3 R e 1 . X X ' . v rw- - t t v X , if 2 ' N 1 il sf S f , ie ,Q 'XS fglffgffy 'Say 1 fav O K I 'P na, , , ,rt il' 'W' A t .' f fl i rt 'K 2 :HV ' -,lvl 3 if . www l .milgt Q gig. t f 5 x af X xt! if f L sf Yi . ,i-ar, 1 A DALE IJ!-1111951-52 FEBRUARY lABasketball, Clovis at Reedley lilleadline tor Petitions for Student Body Office Candidates 4vAmerican Legion Speech Contest at Selma Legion Hall 5-Campaign Assembly Student Body Election 8--Exchange Assembly at Selma 8-Basketball, Clovis at Sanger 9-Speech Festival at Modesto -Lincoln's Birthday Assembly -Basketball, Selma at Clovis l2-Holiday, Lincoln's Birthday l4-Girls' League Meeting Boys' Club Meeting l4-Health Meeting l5iBasketball, Clovis at San loaquin Memorial l9-PTA Meeting 20-FFA Sectional Public Speaking Contest 2l-Washingtons Birthday Assembly 22-Holiday, Washington's Birthday ZZYNFL District Tournament at University of San Francisco 23--NFL District Tournament at University of San Francisco 28-Girls' League Meeting 28-Pinaiore 29gPinaiore 29-National Assembly The Mississippiansn 29-Basketball, Bee-dley at Clovis MARCH 3-Varsity vs. B Basketball Game 4?Health Meeting 5-Assembly, Play by Dramatics Class 7-Girls' League Carnival 7-B Basketball Game tor League Championship with Reedley 8-Merced Speech Contest ll-Health Meeting ll-Girls' League Meeting Boys' Club Meeting l3-Senior Career Day at Beedley l4-Exchange Assembly at Hanford l5-CSF Convention at Riverdale l8-PTA Meeting 20-lunior Assembly l8fBand Assembly 2l-Student Body Dance 21-Track Meet at Washington Union 22fSpeech Contest at St. Peter's 22wSection VIII FHA Convention at Clovis 24-Lions Club Speech Contest at Clovis 25-Exchange Assembly, Reedley at Clovis 26vNative Sons of the Golden West Speech Contest 27-CSF Movie, Captain Kidd 27-Track Meet, Sanger at Clovis 27-Tennis Match, Selma at Clovis 27ACavalcade Photographer Takes Pictures 28-Music Festival at Fresno State College 28-Tri-Regional FFA Public Speaking Contest Finals at Clovis ll ll II LENIII-lH 1951-52 APRIL 2 3 4 4 5 5 8 9 -CIF League at Reedley, Individual Events -Exchange Assembly, Selma at Clovis -KFRE Radio Program, Speech Students -Tennis Match at San Ioaquin Memorial -Speech Contest, Santa Clara University -Reedley Relays -Tennis Match, Clovis at Dos Palos -Fresno IC Representatives Visit Seniors 10-Girls' League Blossom Day 10-Interclass Track Meet ll.l4 -Easter Vacation -Fresno Relay Carnival -Health Meeting -PTA Meeting -Girls' League Meeting, Boys' Club Meeting -Tennis Match, Reedley at Clovis -Sophomore Party -Speech Contest, Fresno State College -Student Body Roller Skating Party 12 15 15 l7 18-Reedley Iunior College Assembly IB l8 I9 21 23 -CIF Speech Finals at Tulare 24-Exchange Assembly at Sanger 24-Senior Luncheon 2,5 25 MAY 24- y -Swimming Meet at Fresno High -Tennis Match, Sanger at Clovis 26- 29- Three Act Pla League Track Meet at Clovis Swimming Meet at Madera l-Exchange Assembly, Sanger at Clovis 2-Speech Contest at College of the Pacific 3- Speech Contest at College oi the Pacific 6-CIF Division Debate at Clovis 6- Sophomore Assembly 6-Swimming Meet at Fowler 9-Girls League Mothers Day Tea 9-Swimming Meet at Reedley 9-Speech Contest at San Francicso State College 1U-West Coast Relays 12-National Assembly, Hal Rodman 13-Health Meeting 14-CIF Debate Contest 16-lunior-Senior Prom l6-Deadline for Filing Petitions for Student Body Office Candidates 17-Valley Semi-finals Track Meet t l7-District Swimming Meet at San loaquin Memorial 20-Campaign Assembly 20-PTA Meeting 21-CIF Debate Finals at Visalia Z3-Band Show 24-Valley Track Meet 24-Valley Swimming Meet at Lindsay 29-League Swimming Meet at Reedley 29-Final Exams for Seniors t 30-Memorial Day, a Holiday 3l-State Track Meet IUNE l-Baccalaureate 2-Awards Assembly 3-Final Exams for Periods I, 3, 5, and 7 W 4-Finals for Periods 2, 4, and 6 4-Stone Ceremony B-Commencement Class of '52 1 l 1. an re Q E x , I W, . gg f1NiyX9' I f ff , N nh A 'Y 'Lf' ...rx 5 , I U f I Z 4.?X+:l 'N in 6 t 520 in Nhlh , I ,ffy I , ' f s I - - I I X .. .M I Q I I 11 , ' - I 'fm : , M If .. W. ,,., 'NH t W-5:3 fgib, W- L. ilw- V,.J ilk' I rl ig :-A ig in Q, 'Y .. X nv ,, 1 ' A gf' WN- V:11...N.,' ' ' I -' A' ,,..,.f-,. A R U., .,. fM,.,I I ' W 'v WY ' ,lfwlv I ,gif f--ae.-mr. . A X ACTIVITIES I--. In ,,., .,,,.. 1 Scene from Pinalore MRS. EDWARDS t i BOYS' QUARTET: Ned Boydston, Ronnie Biggers, Bill Tatham, LeeSmith. Allen Schell, Pianist A CAPPELLA CHOIR1 Row One: Shirle Foster, Alma DeWitt, Virginia Moore, Marilyn Whiton, Carol Curtis, Barbara Hurt, Ioanne Carmichael, Dwynn Forrester, Barbara lyhillips, Erma Watson, Yvonne Ellis, Row Two: Sally Sample, Lillie Gray, Claudia Larsen, Virginia Thompson, Elane Giguiere, Berneace Thornton, Rose Marie Myers, Virginia Morris, Iena Catallo, lane Carmichael. Row Three: Lee Smith, Geneva Aubuchon, Pat Weaver, Connie Killgore, Mar? Io Barnard, Velma Kelley, Delma Smith, Bettie Miner, Gail Kenneaster, Suiean Christensen, Norma Cunningham. Row Four: A len Schell, Ivan Shewrnaker, Leonard Smith, Coy Wells, Ierry Williams, Iunior Moore, Gertrude Ba ley, Alice Matteson, Billie Horton, Art l..aLone. Row five: ,lim Carsten, Ned Boydston, Ronnie Biggers, Bill Tatham, Leroy Pope, gob Adams Row Six: Louie Catallo, Bruce Braodwell, Alvin Oxford, Don Cox, Leroy Hamilton, Lawrence Schmitz, Gerald Young, Larry Bruss, Shirl Dye. IIHUH 5 I irf52 .flllifs Back Stage During Pinatore Scevle from Pmqfore MIXED CHORUS: Row One: Ruby Miller, Bobbie Madron, Veda Luhrn, Lois Smith, Florence Hurst, Peggy Doolittle, Wanda Iohn- son, Ioge Porter, Loretta Carleton, lune Tipton Row Two: Ianice S ears, Alice Weatherson, Shirley Wesson, Camille Pelletier, Diane iding, Wanda Bailes, Barbara Price, Alice Russell, Glenyce Igerrme. Row Three: Sharyne Steinhilber, Ianet Stephenson, Carol Camarota, Katherine Lucich, Darlene Dawson, Geraldine Bendoski, Norma Shrum, Dena Larson, Marg Geiger, Row Four: Imogene Reese, Wanda Montaomery, Vickie Valdez, Ruth Arnold, losephme Ruiz, Veneta Martin, Carol now, Velma Kel.ey, Barbara Russell. Row Five: Bil Bates, August Roberts, Freddie Strome, Paul Buckrnaster, Bob Smith, Paul Floyd, lack Parnell, Robert Garcia, Shelby Cox, Glenn Holland. 4 Alfa Q.,4 an - ,fy ue GIRLS' CHORUS: Row One: Mary Lou Shreckengaust, Olga Ouercia, Shirley Williams, Minnie Cannon, Bonnie Pendergraft, Ra- mona DeGraw, Grace DeI.uca, Bettz Whitlock, Margie Butt, Row Two. Claranne Niga, Io McKinney, Ioanne Camarota, Anna Vredenbudg, Eileen Cammarota, lac ie Brase, Rubfy McAnulty, lean Lewis, Kathleen ilalba, Beverly Sheperd. Row Three: Katy Henson, anda Messer, Kay Turner, Ruth Moore, dith Pierce, Frances Pokorny, Dorothy Chabrouillaud, Rose Seagler, Delores gifaqlkerfl Emma' .5darr1s,TRo:N Fsur: Carol Baird, rI:ena Sfeagler, Betty Bos, Ioanne Tapper, Sandra Baranzelli, Iudy Mullerleile, BAND MAIORETTESr Ross, Vivian Brown, Helen Budd MR. STEPHENS FORREST IACOBS Saxophone Soloisi CLOVIS UNION HIGH SCHOOL BAND SPEECH ull .Irri- ,4 .W he j SPEECH ll-FORENSICS: Row One: Ernest Haskell, Bettie Miller, Pat Larson, Sue Kasamatsu, Pat Reaves, Leroy Hamilton. Sow Two: Richard Nieto, David Soper, Henry Nelson, Iames Reinhardt, Kenneth Budd, Lawrence Schmitz, Richard Bucci, Charles reuss. .sw 4.4 'A' D1v1s1oN DEBATE: Pat Lqr- - son, Kenneth Budd. I MRS. GAINES Speech Teacher 'B' DIVISION DEBATE: Iames Reinhardt, David Soper. rw-vw Y ':. Sw ri f' jk SPEECH I: Row One: Helen Tailor, Ethelee Ormand, Carolyn lpsen, lo Houdashelt, Vivian Brown, Marilyn Whiton. Row Two: Dick Roberson, Mil red O'Toole, Carol Patterson, Katherine Lucich, Sujean Christensen, Sharon Gleim, Barbara Fortune. Row Three: Art LaLone, Gordon Mallet, Tommy Duncan, Gilbert Morris, Ted Iewell, Newman Black, Gary Clark, Stanley Gayarian. DRAMA Ill Camarota, lo McKinney, Louise Picku , Bonnie Pendergralt, Row Two: Eddie Owens, Bill Clizrrell, Wagne Henley, Row Three: Doug Burton, Tommy Brown, at Weaver, Kenneth Budd, Henry Nelson, Bil Tatham, Ierry Miller, I Miss Barrows in Action! 15 f L1 LMT' DRAMA lz Row One: Barbara Ladd, Patti Reaves, Iodie Owens, Audre Andrews, Peggy King, Peggy Zack, Shirley Williams, Margie Buff. Row Two: Gary Greeno, Sonia Seebohm, Shargne Steinliilber, Ethelee Ormand, aron ExHenry, Glenyce Pernne, Florence Hurst, Peggly Price. Row Three: Lou Younce, rankie Monds, Berneace Thornton, Pat Edmiston, Martena War- ner, Wanda Mwgers, Bettie iller, Delores Waggener. Row Fo ur: Bob Belton, Iaimie Glans, Art Lal.one, Iames Reinhardt, Everett Kelley, ob lackson, Doyce Gilmore, Harold Reeks, Charles Cox, J lll I JU TTI . . W., 9 Fe,e1.iQ:- 1?il gf Wu IDB BED EHUS5 -u wlnsaau IUNIOR RED CROSS OFFICERS: Row One: Iudy Caudle, vice-president, Loretta Uribe, committee chairman, Mary Reese, president Row Two: Rosie Espinoza secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Girven, adviser. The aim ol the Iunior Red Cross is SERVlCE. The girls ctnd boys in this organization strive to help people not so fortunate as themselves, The mem- bers have worked on Various pro- jects this yeor for the Vctlley Chil- dren's' Hospital and the Veterans I-lospitol. .--.-0... Ill MEMBERS OF, IUNIOR RED CROSS, Row One: Alma DeWitt, Shirle Foster, Ruth Chandleg, Lorraine Lemmon, Iudy Smith Iudy Candle, Yoshiko-Toni. Row Two: Loretta Uribe, Rosie Espinoza, lfanet Shohara, Clayre oth, Pat Woodward, Elizabeth Scott lanis Franklin, Mildred O Toole, Mary Reese, Carol Baird, loan Walker, Bobbie Io Madron. W N ROLLYE WISKERSON Editor .0 BARBARA HURT Business Secretory i12i2W12?1Q ' 1 QQEEEEEEZE: ,Q 1 Ei . ski? mai I ily I ,fx I '- -1 so Ts , R A I A I ' k ' M 2' . i v 1 ' LYLE SMITH Photographer 1 NEIL HOPKINS Advertising Manager EAVALE DE ST FP x I 'TIN ' I 8' I --Qu R .Q ' s .-' ' . A 'Arn 2 1' . Q E 1. , me - o . 'N 5 0 A ' . MISS CUMMINGS, MR, MCGUIRE Advisors ESTHER PREIS Assistant Editor K, Q 11' ?. J -, MARY LYKINS Typist WILDA KARRER Art IQANN IENCKES Business Manager IOANNE CARMICHAEL Typist if P-1 I ROBERT DUFEL Literary CLIFFORD FAIRCHILD Literary i CONNIE KILLGORE Literary LEROY HAMILTON Photographer PAT LARSON FORREST JACOBS Advertising Adveriising LORIN WALLACE A lvertising -T . COUGARS GROWL STAFF: Row One: Beverly Hedrick, Sharyne Stelnhnber, Ucrrrene rnenus, pombe vr..e.,T,-... Lucher, Barbara Smith, Row Two: Lynn Erwin, Gwen Pelleher, Lois Tnun, Iva Fry, Vernon Chapman Row hree Ynr-le Bm-rkson Euuene Burton. Norman Iohnson, Henry Nelson Q , - T 'ft ,at :k '! x'3Z1 1 .. ,, .M -AMM .-....,.,.,. .AA 1- ., ........M...-..-4 -L Q , YELL LEADERS: Alice Scott, Assistant Yell Leader, Esther Pries, Head Yell Leader, Nancy Fuchs, As- sistant Yell Leader. L., Q., PEP GIRLS IN ACTION!! PEP GIRLS: Row One: Margie McPherson, Phyllis Med- ley, Ioarme Carmichael lHead Pep Girll. Row Two: Roberta Smith, Nancy Mullerleile, Not Pictured: Cora- lein Smith, Carol Curtis, Marilyn Whiton. TIYI WHAT AMBITIONI UIQ THE RALLY COMMITTEE: Row One: Alice Scott, Phyllis Medley, Esther Preis, Carol Oliver, Carol Curtis. Row Two: Nancy Mullerleile, Roberta Smith, Pat Larson, Margie McPherson, Nancy Fuchs, Ioanne Carmichael, Row Threez Gilbert Morris, Wayne Henley, Ned Boydston, Leroy Hamilton, Forrest lacobs. -'A SEHIIIUL LIFE , Y Iust A Little Elbow Grease TTY A Steam Shovel Guchl My Fingers! .ln- Easy On The Squ 591' 2 ..-W 9929 Have You Heard The Laiesi? .V ,E .. .x fi azifef? 3 'fag ' ' 'I sf-af: 5 as 'fzfffrx ,MQ .. F ' If , 14' WOWUI vs'-. Ahh!! We Eat Today! M- SEHUIIL og Don't Spill the Ink Ready for Summer Loafing I . ' Shocking! 3 SVI 5 ., . I . - WJ' Lunch Time I I A Stitch In Time xt.. .:.,' g V ,f , in it 2 313 px bl , ,.. .ki 5- X Q fs 33 !ffb'a1 ' I CUSIOIII Iob Interesting? LIFE 371' -aims.: Q SWJ? fffgvqsn heck That End Table , .- .-. W,-N',....f .,...v,.,, . What s Cookm'? 76-, I Chow Time gf? ?J f Whc1t'ch Doing? 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W X, - E f -W En 'X .E E W , .:w,.f 4 -fm E A . L - Q, ,ff l p YN A 25 ,f E VM: - 1 4 gz.f9!,,,f1 . at 5, gm . E gf M ,f,,1,f' ,M , - -N ,gtg 1 N, f ' 'QUE , ' ,,,.,..-1 ' 2 j 1 W X- f ' M' 5' '51 f H K K f4?2i f?5.K,....ffMi,k ADVERTISEMENTS , 1 ,, 1, ,My-, ,fn K 3 N X4 g Compliments of BRET Z LUMBER C0 Clovis, California I I y X I S I 1 QERLCELL -1 ' Ly A DENNIS HALLOWELL CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE PHONE 4 CLOVIS, CALIFORNIA IRRIGATION SYSTEMS Designed, Installed GATES AND VALVES SEPTIC TANKS HEAD GATES All Work Guaranteed FRESNO CUNCRETE PIPE 60. G. N. BLACK EARL CHURCH 3416 Elm Ave. Phone 4-5418 Fresno, California Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 THUMAS LITHUGRAPH CUMPANY A. R. DANKWURTI-l, INC. San Francisco 8 Los Angeles 17 126 Post Street 1414 West 7th Street Commencement Invitations Correct Personal Cards Club Pins-Medals FAMOUS HERFF-JONES CLASS RINGS First in the Hearts of Clovis Citizens Are Their Schools TO THE GRADUATE TO THE STUDENT BODY TO THE FACULTY Clovis Expresses Its Sincere Appreciation Moy Your Efforts Be Crowned With the Success You Desire CLOVIS CITY COUNCIL YEAR 1952 WAYNE RALL, MAYOR GAGE DRUG STORE DRUGS THE LUNCH COUNTER FILMS 'S A SUNDRIES POPULAR COSMETICS RENDEZVOUS FOR PRESCRIPTIONS H'O ' SCHOOL GANG 454 CLOVIS AVE. CLOVIS, CALIF. PHONE 151 GROCERIES -- MEATS DRY oooos AND ICE COMPANY FEED - FUEL ICE Corner Clovis Avenue and Third Street for fhrifty buyers Phone 35-J Clovis, Calif. Phone 37 Clovis CONGRATULATIONS 'iss T THE CLASS or 1952 tXgU5TgM PQRALVQ ABE CLOVIS LUMBER CO. HUNT'S FEED Clovis, Calif. Clovis California Phone 17 5th and Clovis 6-MW Al 7 iff 4 W 14 Peerleu l7umpA ' 1 lf it's water you need Look to the leader Look to Peerless Peerless Pump Division Food Machinery 8. Chemical Corp. Fresno California Congratulations to The Senior Class MAXWELL STUDIOS for FINE PORTRAITS 415 Blackstone Fresno Fresno Phone 3-2629 roun mm' 548 Blackstone Phone 2-3341 4121 Belmont Phone 4-1358 CLUVIS DRUGS Pollasky and 5th Phone 43 PRESCRIPTIONS DRUGS BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 665299 FROM A FRIEND SAN JUAUUIN BAKING CU. Bakers of DUTCH TOAST ROMAN MEAL BETSY ROSS BREADS L and Los Angeles Fresno California Graduation Announcements School Jewelry Trophies - Award Josten's Famous Treasure Craft Class Pins ENGRAVERS 214 W. Pico Los Angeles California SUNLAND RANCH Sends Congratulations To The Class of T952 MR. AND MRS. CLAIR POLLARD 12428 E. Shaw Sanger Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 52 DRUG SERVICE INC. Professional Drug Service Wholesalers P. O. Box 706 Fresno, California Phil Divine Bob Murphy CLOVIS CASH GROCERY The Store That's Different GREGORY KRIKORIAN Prop. Phone 77 624 - 4th St Clovis, Calif. 3 Bio stores IN 1 Martin's Super Market Pinedale's Low Price Market Ladd's Meat Dept. Finer Meats Lower Prices Redwood Variety Dry Goods Clothing Notions Cosmetics Cooking Utensils Phone 7-2496 7157 Blackstone at Locust For Qua1ity and Service JUURDAN CUNCRETE PIPE CU. Manufacturers Since 1918 of Concrete Pipe tor Irrigation, Culverts, Sewers and Septic Tanks Complete Irrigation Systems Insta11ed Surveys and Estimates Made Without Charge 1 Mile No. ot Roeding Park on U. S. 99 CS McKin1ey Ave. P. O. Box 152 Fresno Phone 2-7125 FRESH from our BAKERY CLUVIS BAKERY 438 Pollasky St. Phone 148 W Clovis, California A. FRIGGIE, Prop. Best of Luck From CLOVIS DEPT. STORE Outfitters for All Members of the Family J. H. COSBY, Owner Phone 221J, 414 Pollasky I-IING KEE CUMPANY J. H. COSBY, Owner Wh WONDERLAND o1esa1e RULLER RINK Cigars - Tobaccos - Candy Special Rates for Parties Phone 3-4415 1542 Tulare Sl- 5310 Blackstone Fresno Phone 7-9944 Res. 7-7368 Compliments of Bags -Gloves - Lingerie Hosiery - Yardage LUFTENBURGFS Phone 4-5331 Phone 2-1296 101 East Main 857 Fulton St. Visalia, Calif. Fresno, Calif. SAM DAVIDSUN Dealer in High Quality Used Cars for More Than 38 Years Fulton at Ventura Fresno, Calif. THE BUYS' STURE Everything That Boys Wear 1355 Fulton Street Phone 4-1161 Fresno California Headquarters for young men's smart clothing IS... GO0DMAN'S HART SCHAFFNER and MARX CLOTHES Mariposa and Broadway Fresno PHIL GARVER HERB SCHWARTZ AUTO PARTS AND SERVICE FAIRBANKS-MORSE Sends Pressure Systems Best Wishes to Fumes. THE CLASS Well Drilling OF 52 Phone 7-l T35 P' O- BOX 237 6007 Blackstone Fresno Clovis California MARY,S CAFE Where Students Meet and Eat Best Food in Town Clovis Ave. Clovis, Calif. Congratulations to the Senior Class BOICE FUNERAL HOME Best Wishes to the Class of 52 QUALITY HARDWARE 433 Pollasky Ave. Clovis Phone 176 Dr. C. I. Pendergrass Dr. R. W. Eckdahl Physicians and Surgeons 608 - 4th Street Clovis, Calif. Telephone 45 25 Years on Blackstone ASHLOCICS BARBER SHOP 6029 Blackstone Near Shaw Ave. Phone 7-0972 Ffe5 '0 Congratulations To The Senior Class SASSANO BROS. Shoes and Men's Furnishings Pollasky Street DALE THEATRE See the best shows Compliments of GREENFIELD VARIETY STORE for less GLENN M. REAVES DIY Goods, Shoes Ph 7-2238 Toys and Notions pinedale L Calif. Pinedale Calif. Compliments of C H E V R O N Gas Station FRANK GORUBEC Phone 7-9923 Cor. Blackstone 8g Herndon Pinedale Cqlif, ROYALE DRIVE IN 1 Meet your friends here' 0 HAMBURGERS 3 CHEESE BURGERS 9 B.B.Q. SANDWICHES 9 THICK MILK SHAKES ' ICE CREAM SODAS ' 9 BANANA SPLITS 2I 6 Blackstone Fresno CHARLES PRUESS llf 1 1 X All 'H ,J S 1 , ., it 'f It L. .IXIV . Q .L QS, A' 'law 1 :lg f eh- jf.'f71iQgfl:,' 2 .- 1, , 41,1 I .W Tree Rip n d Fruit Clovis California Congratulations TO THE GRADUATES JOHNSON INSURANCE AGENCY Fifth Street Clovis Q w Ren Goos: Snoss I ,A FAMILY SHOE STORE Next to the Bank Clovis 90-W .IUANITA AND HAROLD FINE CLOVIS INSURANCE AGENCY Clovis Calif. CLUVIS FUUD LUCKERS Locker Rental All Kinds Meat Processing For Better Buys in Lumber and Hardware Supplies NATIUNAL LUMBER C0. Phone 217-I Clovis' Calif' Phone 7-0853 Pinedale Tires Tubes Congratulations to the CONGRATULAUONS Senior Class lo the Class of '52 CLDVIS MUBILE SERVICE REX PHEBUS 7th and Clovis Ave. Bdfferies Lubrication M A R T S 3rd and Pollasky CHERRY AUCTION YARD SALES EVERY TUESDAY Phone 27621 Fresno Good Luck to the Class of 1952 Congratulations to the Class of l952 Clovis Radio 82 Electric Your HOT POINT Dealer 438 Clovis Ave. Phone T76 Henery Falsetti, Prop. N sw 123521.75 .53 it A . ffw r 1 f .LESS 52,52 KBS XX-p 1 , L' ' ff X2 F-X, Q 'V tr lv ml' ftutg v Mot 1 wmv yrs--Q '- fri .-i- ff-155, BEAVER'S SADDLE SHOP VALLEY BUS AND EQUIPMENT CO. Manufacturers of School Bus Bodies and Coaches 2828 Church Ave. Fresno l, Calif. Plnnnn 7-gall 7-l:t'eSl'10 PINEDALE DRUG 7095 Blackstone Hiway 41 at Herndon Ave. Phone 7-7512 Fresno, Calif. Prescriptions - Drugs - Film Sundries - Cosmetics One Day Film Service lt Pays To Play Ni I u l A I. E v 1302 Van Ness Fresno, Calif. WHOLESALE RETAIL INNES SAM formerly THE RELIABLE Two Stores in Fresno 1155 Fulton 725 Olive W. W. WAGONER Agent: Scandinavian Mutual Fire Insurance Assn. Sequoia Insurance Co. Phone 5-6044 or 26-F-14 6411 East Shaw Ave. Clovis, 'Calif HICKMAN AUTO PARTS C0. Your Original Equipment Jobber TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TUXEDOS Rentals and Sales BE IN STYLE-GO FORMAL Entire Outfit Only 58.50 . icco Main Store Blackstone Branch 2126 Tuolumne 664 Blackstone TAILOR Ph' 4,2825 phone 4-3571 1226 Broadway Phone 2-0751 Congratulations Dm-ik C102 52 KIST ORANGE ffl 1 6 llilsfi - aneg lglgdange CHOCOLATE SOLDIER Cum KIST BOTTLING CO. DANISH CREAMERY ASSOCIATION Manufacturers of Butter, Evaporated Milk Quality Famous for Over 50 Years E 8. lnyo Fresno, Calif. J. B. HILL W uPFl' V JACK C. ARBUCKLE 2330 Kern St. Fresno ELECTRONIC PARTS and Supplies Phone 4-6555 GUARANTEED Concrete Pipe Lines Machine Made Irrigation Systems a Specialty CLOVIS CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY P. O. Box 461 Clovis Phone l6T Best Wishes To The Class of 52 ARCHIE BURTON SERVICE STATION Lubrication, Washing, Waxing Polishing North Fresno at Olive BUY-RITE MKT. Good Luck Class of '52 Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Phone 79-W Clovis, Calif Where You Buy Right LeMOSS-SMITH TIRE CO. The Rubber Men Distributors General Tires - Kraft Recaps Hobbs Batteries Seat Covers-Sport Tops l625 Broadway Fresno California Jll BROADWAY - FRESNO CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1952 views gwbn My dflvemvwll' KARN,S PHARMACY 4604 Belmont Phone 5-2494 Drugs - Prescriptions - Cosmetics Sundries - Fountain Free Delivery Daily-9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. Sundays and Holidays 10:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M. VALLEY'S LARGEST CAMERA STORE FRESNO CAMERA EXCHANGE 2037 Merced 2-4169 Thelma's Beauty Shop Revlon Products Specializing in Short Hair Styles Permanent Waving Hair Styling - Manicures Phone 94 530 Pollasky sro 5 -fawmfmg ca ,yan ron A fihuuuii ms N24 FuL QN ST , FRESNQ, cAuF PH 4 ssss LA 'nm el wut cm Relays' N WHOLESALE RETAIL HARRY CUFFEE Good Luck to the Class of 52 Fresno California GOOD LUCK SENIORS OF 1952 CLOVIS INDEPENDENT M. A. HINKLEY Clovis California FRESNO AUTO PARTS Sends CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 52 Fresno California Best Wishes to The Cavalcade and Clovis Union High School Cook Disc 8a Implement Discs, Culti-Plows, Ridgers DR. WILBUR A. LOSE PHYSICIAN SURGEON OSTEOPATH 356 Pollasky Street Office Phone 33 Res. Phone 71 Cultivators 4092 E. Shaw Phone 340-W Enroll for Complete Beauty Course at FAYE'S COLLEGE OF BEAUTY 2325 Fresno Phone 2-1718 Modernize - Build Nothing Down - Up to 3 Years to Pay Everything to Build Anything Call Fresno 5-0421 Your Lumber Number MARION NINE LUMBER CO. Clovis 81 Ventura Ave. BONNER PACKING CO. PACKERS of Dried Fruits and Raisins Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 DIMMEN'S BARBER SHOP Clovis California NASH Statesman - Rambler Ambassador Sales and Service Where to Buy It PARKER NASH CO. Phone 4-3069 For Nearly Half a Century Fresno's LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE GUTTSCHALIFS Congratulations to our future Business Men and Women JOHNSON GROCERY GAS - FEED - ICE 3rd and Tollhouse Rd. Phone 53 CLOVIS CENTRAL MARKET Groceries - Vegetables As near as your phone Phone 33 Clovis California ALASKA ICE CREAM COMPANY Highest Quality Ice Cream CUSTOM CLEANERS Cleaning - Pressing - Dyeing and Repairing Located at Yosemite Shopping Center Laundry Service 1415 Belmont Ave. Fresno, Calif. Phone 7-3156 Fresno Calif' Ace Hi, Albers, Full-o-Pep, Pillsbury Best Fertilizers, Dog Foods CONGRATULATIONS CHARLEY MOSELEY TO Feed 81 Olympic Paint Store Charcoal Briquets Mohawk Gasoline Phone 6-2443 1736 Belmont Ave. Fresno, California THE cIAss or 52 DR. J. V. L. BRADLEY BETTY SHOPPE 1228 Fulton Street Fresno, California CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 52 ONE STOP MARKET Pinedale Compliments of SERVICE AMUSEMENTS, INC. DR. DORIS HICKS CONGRATULATIONS DEN1151' CLASS OF '52 . ' Phone 4-4529 1941 Fresno Street Fresno, CaIIfornIa 457 N' Fresno SL Fresno' Calif. Best Wishes to the CLASS OF 1952 ED GILLIS At the End of Christmas Tree Lane Phones: Fresno 7-9952-7-2826 VISTA PHARMACY J. M. WINTON 4233 E. Tulare St. Fresno, Calif ROOSEVELT BAKERY suv WITH CONFIDENCE SERVE WITH PRIDE 4157 E. Tulare Phone 5-0709 MAXINE JARVIS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Through the combined efforts of many people this l952 edition of the Calvalcade Was made possible. We, the staff, appreciate all the help from every source and would like to express our most sincere thanks to the following peoplei Our advisers, Miss Audrey Cummings and Mr. Thomas Mc- Guire, Who have spent an unlimited amount of time and effort helping and encouraging us. Our principal, Mr. W. T. Atkin, and the faculty, who were very patient and co-operative during the trying days of pictures and advertising. 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