Clovis High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Clovis, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1955 volume:

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J , I I ,UQ f I' PL GENE ZELLMER VIRGINIA IOHNSEN kI ffl' 1 .fi xy f, EdI A IrEdI I I I I f' w fl' I 'f M1 l Nancy Williams Literary i Junior Editor if K , L A 5 A rl,V. 3- i 1' - 4 1 xl . E Beverly Bitter ti 'K CAVALCADE STAFF -in-I-v Q 'Pr Gene Zellrner I Virginia Johnsen Editor Assistant Editor Joan Walker David Scott Typist Advertising Manager -41 Jim Cramer Donna Rowland Art Art ,mmm-A QQ . i.hh K Q gy., ,. rr it H I 'E Beverly Byrns Diane Gassman Art Business Manager Advisers: Mr. Harris, Mrs. Bliss, Mr. Bendoski. gi gs :E K.- , vig' ku Q V11 ' ei 1 i I Y Q Paul cupuii Neal Williams iam Morris TX T Photographer Photographer Photographer ,. in iff A' W X X Liz Scott Val Hunter Literary Literary Ili , in f- J F s.. 5 .1 Margie Cox Mac Wright Sally Bouton Advertising Advertising Advertising 2 lrma Bertholt Ruben Barrios Literary Literary F W, IL My warp JHWJV ggtif W yugo 75 KJAJLPJJM f Q iw FKIEEW R frilly . ' ! 1 With this Cavalcade, the staff brings you o summary of the outstanding events and achieve- ments of the school year i954-55. lf, now and in years to come, this book helps to remind you of moments of happiness and of friendships you found at Clovis High School, our purpose will have been realized. We, the class of '55, believe that no other teacher has ever belonged to a class as Mr. Garver has belonged to our class, so it is to him that we dedicate this CAVALCADE of 1955. Mr. Garver is a symbol of the graduating Seniors. We as Juniors were the first entire class in history to be under his jurisdiction. During that year, his never-ending humor and inside slants on history made the course one to be remembered. Many of the class members came to know him best while taking part in some ot the many activities of which he is the adviser. ln our Senior year he continued teaching a number of us, and, as a friend to all of us, gave his time to anyone who needed assist- ance or counseling about future jobs, col- leges, and opportunities, always doing things that would make us never forget Mr. Phil Garver. ggi will riyf 14 W W I A xx. M X5 X-, X: 'XX O I 5 X NN QNX 'N x A mx J A J J . X SYM if X if 3 Y Hx Wx E as x 5 M ASX IL , J gi. wx ff 1 V X 1 ' X l PS Q Yi LX .Q I , 5 U' 'U GX W bl c ,ww Tb wg f X! ' AV K Lp :Ubi 7 X ww f My K X Wy! x by 1 JI ,Q X- A J fgfnlnkaiaf 15712 X W we District Superintendent TO THE CLASS OF i955 . .. WE ARE perhaps living in a time of progress second to none in the history of civilization. ln what is sometimes called the l'Atomic Age we are witnessing the fastest growth in the history of the world. The development of atomic energy is iust now in its infancy and our way of life due to this development bids fair to be revolutionized within the life- time of the graduates of l955. Nor is scientific progress limited to this one discovery. We have seen in very recent years the pro- duction of the faster-than-sound iet plane, the miracle drugs, the X development of efficient produc- tion methods and the invention and use of television, which in its many adaptations has taken its firm hold on our lives. These and many more scientinc develop ents have rapidly become a part of modern living. Progress is not limited to invention. Great social movements are under way. Population is increasing at a rapid rate, and the great state of California and our own Fresno County have witnessed the greatest immi- gration of home seekers since the days of the forty-niners. Your brief four years at Clovis High have brought the greatest enrollment growth in the history of your school. You have no doubt been thrilled with the construc- tion and occupancy of our new gymnasium and other buildings. You have been privileged to see your school grow with the increase in its faculty, the development of departments, and the many added courses. You are graduating in the largest class in our history, and with a group that all of us believe to be one of the strongest ever to be graduated from our institution. Presently you will have your diplomas, your pictures will be hung in the halls, the stone will be laid, and you will become members of our rapidly increasing alumni. What then? Will progress end for you as indi- viduals, or will you accept the challenge to successful and progressive living? Will you be content with the com- monplace, or will you become leaders in a progressive world? The answer to this important question lies with each one of you as an individual. There is a place for each of you in this, the greatest of all civilizations. You are necessary for the improvement of the world, irrespective of your selection of a vocation. Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. Select your vocation early, set your goals, and work unceasingly for success. You graduate with our best wishes and with our fondest hopes for your success We look confidently to your future We will be ever ready to assist ,.. you should occasion arise May you have a happy life filled with worth Je while achievements 11111 William T Atkin District Superintendent X i , i . X 1 - 72 s , f T f if' , is . 1 lv BOARD OF TRUSTEES GEORGE HOLLESEN DELBERT SMITH EINAR COOK J. E. B ETZ Vice President CHARLES PREUSS President Clerk The trustees are responsible for the actual operation of the school, and their duties are many. They set the standards for gradua- tion. They outline the financial program for the school, prepare the budget, and direct disbursements. We do not have space here to list all their important accomplishments of the past few years, but among them are six new tennis courts, a fine gymnasium, and twenty modern class rooms. They have given Clovis High School the best that they could have given it and the Seniors of l955 express the appreciation of the entire school for their splendid efforts. VICE-PRINCIPAL PROGRESS usually results from making success out of our failures and by not being satisfied with, or affected by, that success. Since we cannot stand still, let us strive to progress each day -the graduating seniors, in going on to their life pursuits lcollege careers, service, or occupationsl, and the un- derclassmen in continuing with their respective classes to the day when their high school careers will be successfully completed. -Mr. Clark. MR. LELAND CLARK, Vice-Principal IT WAS Victor Hugo who said, Would you realize what progress is, call it Tomorrow-. A toast then to Tomorrow-the Tomorrow of fine classrooms and well-equipped gymns-the Tomorrow of 'growth in the knowledge and skill to be learned in those rooms and toward under- standing the beautiful mystery of the universe.-Mrs. Gaines. Your theme of Progress is, I believe, extremely appropriate for this Cavalcade. No other word has greater connotation than progress when referring to the past four years of your life at Clovis Union High School. The progress of your school has been little short of mirac- ulous in many ways. You have seen a remarkable growth in your student body and in the physical plant. You have all been a part of that growth, and you have played your parts well. Con- gratulations and good luck to each of you.-Mr. Kastner. DIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE AND DEAN OF GIRLS MR. GEORGE KASTNER, Director of Guidance ' MRS. MARION GAINES, Dean of Girls STUDENT GOVERNMENT QQ V149 ,Al -I 3 ' MM BTSHOP Pwswde-nf Wim He, fPnwT Ncmcy WwHnc1ms,Trec1surf?r, James Moms, Commlssuovvsfv, Boys AVI1VUmsgEINeu1Nncvc - 'V y Row Y Prmrieou Pzrmm YQH Leodear Vrc1n:m,lOHrwsCn Conumsssorwl Gwls Ath E2 Irs H E X N14 X 1. X I 09 if :T MR LEE CLARPT Adwser w!f , 1 ' uh! ffllllbk ll Www H Nmvcy Wvllucmvs lowes Morris ETH-rvNmw,VHgll1lf1lohmon IROW QT-1ohmMnlm Pfmd:-r1uT'rmnr-v Kfrrnmtiv SVc1'vrils:y Wow 31 Buddy VVuqq-Jmrv, Joe Mendofn, Mmm Bishop. BUDDY WAGGONER Vlce-Presude-nt STUDENT BCDY COMMITTEES 'Nea 1 ,.. I Qt Juvenile Delinquency: Row l: Camille Pelletier, Ellen Niere, Row 2: Election: Row l: Sharon Ferris, chr.: Judy Turner, Marie Bridgesg Nancy Williams, Kenneth Standley, chr.: Max Bishop Row 2: Dave Scaff, Phil Parks 15 Constitution: Row l: Joe Mendoza, Randeau Penner, Chr.: Row 2: Lee Smith, Jim Morris, Max Bishop Common Courtesy: Row l: Joe Mendoza, Sharon Fer- ris, Row 2: Ken Standley, John Mabry: Not pictured: Ed Karrer, Chr. M The student body of Clovis High School is a large and active group perfo'rming a multitude of duties and activities. To carry out these activities, which range from plan- ning social affairs to conducting cam- paigns to improve the student body, com- petent and reliable students are appoint- ed to positions on the committees. The members of these committees strive to ful- fill their duties in the best interest of the students and the school. In doing this, they lose their class identity and act as mem- bers ofthe Student Body. The various com- mittees provide the capable leadership and organization necessary for such a large and busy high school. Social: Row l: Camille Pelletier, chr.: .loan Walker, Sally Bouton, Jacquie Hilton, Wanda Bailes, Row 2: Diane Riding, Barb Wright, Jan Harbick, Phil Parlrsy Row 3: Dave Scaff, Tom Strentz, Jim Morris, Mac Wright. Second Semester Stud Commissioner of Social Aftoirsg Ellen Niere, Secretory, Row 21 Max fomniissrormr of Boys' 65 g l ' l A ent Body Officers: Row lr Nancy Williams, Treasurer, Comille Pelletier, Athletics, Vol Hunter, Vice President, A x 105. L Second-Semester Studen , W Bishop, Presidentg Lee Smith, 'VV Ol flu J EQ:-bl U Ill ,l nfl lfl 3 41A A , t Council: Row l: Virginia Johnsen, Ellen Niere, Sharon Ferris, Nancy Williams, Camille Pelletier. Row 7: Johnny Mobry, Ken Standley, Mox Bishop, Lee Smith, Vol Hunter VAL GENE HUNTER 1 ll FACULTY 'i:?1'. !'9o'v'o9 0,o,o,o,0,' , ' wood - 'Nl' is 5' .1 .fi - 4 A as mr sngpms' K J Q A -' ' fksswim Z , Q JI!! I MR. BRANDON Chemistry - Physics MR, BRASSFIELD Agriculture Shop Non Vocclioncil Agriculture Miss BUCKA Girls' P. E. MR. BURCHARD General Science General Math - Biology Miz. CARTER Agriculture Science Miss Boimo MR. Bionosrr Librarian Mechanical Drawing MR. CHiLADoux Architectural Drawing Arts and Crafts MR. T, CLARK Boys' P. E. Social Science I Mus. Buss Shorthand Typing Miz. Bevsloosici English ll MR. DAVENPORY Frosh Shop General Melal Mus. COLEMAN Home Economics FACULTY S A N xh. Mn. DAvls Mn, FULLER MRS. GAINES Miss HARMS Mochrne Wood Bookkeeping Deon of Women Home Economics Advanced Auto Shop Solesmonshlp Speech Mrss GUNDERSON Mns. Dumuo Spanish - Lcmn Journolrsm - English MR. Gnzven Mas. Enwmws Chorrs - Prono U. S. History Sensor Problems MR. FAGES MR. GARTMAN Boys' P. E. Socrul Science I Soclol Scrence I MRS, GARTMAN MR. FREEMAN English I Instrumental Musuc FAC U LTY , 7 . ' ii l X If iff. ' Y i i .. iii sl A F, ll MR HAreRls M x A1' i ni , , fl' ' ' f 'i ' 'T' English IV - Senior Advisor MR. HAUSER Crafts MR, HENDERSON Ag, Shop Mu. HERBER Gen, Bus. - Bus. Eng. MR. HUGHES Math Miss LANcAsren Physical Education MR. LAVAUT Shop Mks. LEACH Physical Education MR. MERTENS English II MRS. MERTENS English l Maiorelfe Director 5 0' 3119? il 1 - .sw l.'l 22? M ' 9.1 FACULTY x xi. W 40-,,x Dj wld , M'NW4 1 Of 3 -f WM fffwlmafdfpf If '5-ni 'i Mu. Perens Social Scnence l and ll MRS, Pnovfmcf Drama - English I Mn. Quan Socnnl Scuence Il Mus FISK Nurse MR. PATCHIN Sensor Problems Mnss RAYMOND Typing MR, ERVIN Soc:c1lScnenceIl General Business MR. Ouven Blology - Physiology MR. SCELZI Auto Shop Muss VARADIAN ' Advanced Math MR. MURRAY Spanush I and ll MR. SWANSON U S. Hlstory MR. THLIN Advanced Math MR. Tucxsn Engllsh lll X l I fv S C Hb A iff, 246' vi ' I I CAFETl:RlA WURIKIZKD S Mrs, Roberta Bartholomew, Mrs. Emma Hoilesen, Mrs. Betty Nevins, Mrs. Saroh Mattox. 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'wx ' ug-- - . - lv S x COMMITTEES AND ADVISERS i 'O 6 -i 14 161 BACCALAUREATE1 lRaw ll-Barbara Fowler, Arra Etta Denman, Carol Reinert, lRow Ql--Diane Gassman, Cloteal Bryant. lRow 3l-Magda lena Surby, Gerrie Bendoska, Leonard Smith, Chairman. -4 F SENIOR OFFICERS: lRow ll-Barbara Price, Yell Leader, Sally Bautan, Yell Leader, Burline Mabry, Girls' Athletic Manager. lRow Ql-Ruben Barrios, Bays' Athletic Manager. STONE: lRow ll-Joyce Coffey, Veldorina Tullis, Chairman, Yashilco Toni. lRow 21-Judy Beaumont, Virginia Johnsen, lRow Bl-Gary Eiclcerman, Dave Scott. 20 L 1-e, , it , K YQ, . ix nl V1 L QE Q ' f' g l ,-'r 'fb MR. Pfmrcriirxi MR, HARRIS Fifi! - N ,,,.,,,- ,.,-.-1' 1,1-s 'T if.,- L '-,,-...'- EX Elf- ,,g:YL,,-'if f f'i-1, E sl ASSEMBLY: lRow ll-Wanda Bailes, Beverly Howard, Ellen Niere, Judy Belden. lRow Ql-.lerry Williams, Chairman, Mike Posch, Lee Smith. lRow Sl-John Coufal, Carl Coalson. bv' .1 A' ss' I V A . 'T' 45' I in un- . ax Cmrls nncl Anrrounrz-ments: Row lg Barbara Price, Jucnifo Rice. Row luncheon: Row l: Joon Walker, chairman: liz Scorl, Joyce Boll. Row 7 loin Srnrlh, Vrnrc- Cnlvcrrri, Vcclc luhm, fhnirrnon. 7: Tom Moslowslri, Clam DeLuco. MRS DUFFIELD -1 . Q s I l x MR. THUN -. 1' l M4 i . , Q , in , . 'if' I , ' mir.. -. '1H'..j- ,,-A 4 je. , .' 14' lil' F, :, ,536 F ' ' . ,gi 11.X'F'2'iM4t, 1151- I 12421111 it H- f MRS, IFACH 'nilr--. Pow I Anim- ffimnnrln, Mililrr-rl Howard, Donna Rowland, Louise llrri'r.ri',iirr, lflirrnrrr rilrrum, Siillr-y limnon Rrvw 2' lonn Wnlker, Joyce Boll, llmiif- lfrrlrriiy, Rfixrv Whrlncy, Hrirrirl Morrison. Pow 3- Liz Scoll, Margie llcrrliiivr, Myrrrrr lniiirr-ln, lririr-l Frxrrchrlsl, lnnvl Slrohnrn. Row 4: Ann Mowrey, V1-rr Hull, Nimlm Colrlrmirr, mhcirrmun, frl lfrirrr-r, Milre Posch, ii re ,i , ' Qi ' il- ' v X ,ff ,i Commencemenl: Row l: Shirley MrKelvey, Connie Browning, Row 2: Diane Riding, chuirmung Pot Dennis, Carol Lloyd. Row 3: Ed Korrer, Tony Ccsfro. A Cop and Gown: Row l: Wonilc Fries, Shirley Owens, Por Mrlnes. Row 7: Val Gene Hunler, chairman, Roxie Whitney. Row 31 Chuck Cox, Tom Srrenlz. r n On September 17, 1951, about 300 last and bewildered stu- dents belonging to the classifi- cation unintelligentia freshman- ia, class '55, experienced their first day of high school. For the opening assembly, we, the Freshmen, sat in what is now the Sophomore section of the auditorium, lt was soon discov- ered that there was not enough room downstairs for everyone, so we were all shown the way to the attic. Since then the Freshmen have always had the pleasure of sitting upstairs for the assemblies and pep rallies. We elected Ruben Barrios as our Commander-in-chief, or Pres- ident, Richard Church, Vice President, Darrellg Underwood, Secretary-Treasurer Robert Gor- cia, Boys' Athletic Manager: Connie Browning, Girls' Athletic Manager, and Janet Stephenson and Margie Bartucci, Yell Lead- ers. We also elected a standing committee, This committee was not necessary. Nobody did any- thing but stand laroundl any' how. During the year we held two dance parties. These turned out iust alike: the girls stayed on one side ot the cafeteria, and the bays on the other side, each one so bashful that he wouldnt ask his best girl to dance. By September, l952, we werent very eager to get back, but it really seemed good to know that there was one class lower than we were. This knowledge gave us a feeling of self confidence and enough spirit ta keep our heads up. It made us feel impart- 1955 22 was Tommy Adame , . Sly smile , , Naoma Alcorn . . Full of laughs Alvin Alldredge . . Leanne . . Art girl shy . . quiet disposition. . . Clara . . Savina . . tall . . . . be married soon . . sideburns NiCky. . . worker. 'UTY 9 Charles Allen . . Cowboy . . ln- Merle Anthony . . Motorcycles . . Art Arnoff . . Charles Atlas . , dustrial Arts . . convertible . . Dan . . working man . . smart pale vaulter . . good sense of broad shoulders , , handsome fel- guy. humor . . Fresno Hi, Ruben Barrios . . Personality plus Glenn Baker . . Dreamboy . . ath- Lowell Baldwin . . A cappella . . 3-year prexy . . dreamy voice letic . . Block C prexy . . bass . . tall . , girl shy . . athlete . . sports writer . . smile. Watch out, girls! Peasant Cgnlgtgn , , handsome nfx Joyce Ball . . F.H.A. president . , Helaine Ballas . . Petite . . pretty Sandra Baranzelli . . Sandy . . poised and pretty . . Senior Sex- . . dark brown hair . . shy . , Dutchess . . Explain it to me, tet . . Di-Di . . sweet . . proper. pleasant smile. Roger, . . talkative. . sings, S, sv 'tv tr X Milton Barnes . . Uncle Milty . . Wanda Boiles . . Jan . . Jr. and Gerald Barry , . Fordrnobile . . Margie Bartucci . . Wasco . , gets haslretball and football . . cool, Sr. plays , . Blalcely's . . bopster harn . , Margie . . science, around . . swing and sway , . mlm, and collected. . , darling. letter Girl, i x 'QI' Judy Beaumont , . Fashion plate Judy Beiden . . Growl editor , . Darlene Bendoslri . , twin . . boys Gerri Bendoski . . twin . . peppy . Barbara, Yo, Donna . . road- loves to argue . . Beidy . , . . notes . . pretty hair , . sweet . , tall . . Jim , . swell person, hlorlr . Vernon . . Home Ec, cute walk . . Sr. Chorus line, . . Santa Cruz. ality . , Santa Cruz. Qs s- 'J Z Mrnvrn Bennett . . Marvy . lrma Bertholi . . short . . Wanito Eldon Biggs . . Fresno Hi , . Mr. Dorita Bingamon . . Cupid's Cor- tinslrcthall . , lealry Chewy . , . . athletic , . long hair . . never Brandon , . llattop . . parties. ner Queen . . little doll . . Sac- Moon Cla , elbows. serious . . Joyce ramento . . reserved, 'l .'. X - Wh! -5 3 Max Bishop SB prexy , . ath- Milre Booth . . swimmer . . Sally Bouton . . Snoolcie , . Let- Judi Brase . . Charleston . , swim If-to Sal . . everybody's pal colleen . . mean Ford . . mus- ter Girl . , Sr. Class yells . . team . . Pep Girl . . never a dull flown cles . . fun! Max . . angel with horns. moment . . Wow, that figure! ont to sit downstairs right next to the big shot Seniors. When we were Sophomores, we elected Ruben Barrios for his second term.os President. Vince Galvani was elected Vice Presi' dentg Janyce Johnson, Secretary- Treasurerp Bill Henrichs, Boys' Athletic Managerg Liz Scott, Girls' Athletic Managerg and Cynthia Medley and Randeau Fenner, Yell Leaders. By this time we were begin' ning to think about making mon- ey for our Junior and Senior years, These years would be our most expensive ones. During the year we held the Sophomore Sock Hop and sponsored an all' school 'roller skating party. Toward the end of the year, we ordered our class rings, with ci 55.00 deposit. We were to receive them at the beginning of our Junior year. That year was the first time that the class of '55 was given the opportunity to show its tal- ent in a class assembly, present- ed to the entire Student Body. Judi Brase and Connie Browning went over big when they did the Charleston, The audience went into an uproar when Nick Gold- man performed lt's in the Book. Other great acts, include ing the first appearance of The Squires, helped to make the assembly a success. At the beginning of our Jun- ior year, we realized what it was to have the ex-Seniors miss- ing. We didn't feel very bad about it, though, since their ab- sence made us upper classmen. 1955 24 fl' , 'lf we-gy WW, ,. .sxitil James Bridges . , F.F.A. con- Jerry Britton . . woodshop . LeRoy Brockett. . tall baseball scientious . . Charlie . . forestry athletics . . voice . . curly hair . , cornball . . little blonde . . fiery . good student . . swell guy. black Chevy. . . He's swell! X Q E t Dorothy Brocks . . Band . . Don- Barbara Brosi . . Dancing . . re- Dan Brown . . Merle nie and Lynnea . . friendly . . served . . beautiful clothes . . pretty and brilliant, Carol and Jan . . Bus No. 6. we crafts . . '49 Ford . , Hard Top Races wide belts . . good times, iifiyttc ,,:.,,., , I .s VV y sy 'K' ,I 'Y' J Q ..,,,g-' E ' E I MS? Connie Browning . . Cliff . . so- Cloteal Bryant . . Sr. play . . Ken Buck , . Bond . . helpful . . phisticated . , eyebrows . . hair- ioker . . Fowler. .fun . . Juanita Hi-Y . . shy . . Dave . . vain dos . . terrific figure . . Carol. . . a real character. iuggers. . .5-9 J We f 5 Paul Buckmaster . , Bible Club . . Peter Burgdorf . . Big man . . Jim Burke . , . Clown No, 2 . Johnnie . . Ford man . . good iokester . . reads a lot . . unpre- pole vault . . loads of fun . . bas- looking. dictable. ketball . . chubby little rascal . . Fresno Hi. for 5 ll:-vvrly Byrris , Sr. ploy pro Anno Colderon . . Rosie . . quiev Helen Colvrllo . . Turquoise sweov- Carol Cumorola , . Ronnie . rgrnuix , Fresno Hr Iournolrsl , , bundle ol lun . . very sincere rr . slworl , dynamic . . curly lwappyego-luclry . . clworocrer . . br-nulrlul eyes , . swell go' . lrrrn ond neor. lop lrlres o good time , . Sonlo Cruz. boynl 'FT iv Fnul Cnpulr , Pholoqropliy . Tony Coslro . . Ford . . Sludenl Louie Cofollo . . Excellenl swim- LoVerne Cowvey , . Beautiful eyes llr Y xludrous Cnvrrlrfide . Drivers Ass n Prexy , . Carole , . mer . . A coppello . . Ford . . . . married . . Drmples. wry nrre lo know loves lo lrid . . Sfuclenl Courl. nice manners . . Dollre, 5-sl 3 of bi' Cfrrl frnrl-,on lnll lrlren swf-ll Johnnie Coclrrc-ll . . Trumpel plnyf Joyce Colley . . Pep girl . , worm Roger Conner . . Ag. mon . . innf-1, mn! nnll. rlirx mov- very-, Pr everybody s buddy . ond lrrenclly . , Jobs Queen . crozy Chevy . . shy till you get rr-nl lrr-p polr- vrrullr-r rnrwr-rl nwny Nancy . . love tlwol ligure. lo know him . . Air Nofionol V 'A ,Z 'RK'- 4-.s'.,,, Xe Y-'YW Annie Coronado Long block John Coulol . N F L. president Charles Cox . . Chuck . . swims Morgue Cox . . Petrie , . has G lrrirr Mouncy . olwoyr . fonverlrble . . lulure lowyer . . Senior ploy cos! . . ogreeoble hubby and lols of clothes . . Cor' lrmlrr prvvvy Fdrlrr- uurlf' n guy , . Neo!! . good looking ols pol , , big blue eyes. nr As Juniors we again elected Ruben Barrios for President, an all-time record. The other of- ficers were Max Bishop, Vice- President- Janyce Johnson, Sec- retary-Treasurer, Virginia John- sen, Girls' Athletic manager, Vince Galvani, Boys' Athletic manager, and Randeau Penner, Sally Bouton, and Cynthia Med- ley, Yell Leaders. This was our big year, and numerous committees were need- ed to carry out the work of the class, The Sales committees iab was to make money. They sold ice cream and held Wednesday noon cake sales to complete this assignment. Members of this cam- mittee were Beverly Howard, .loan Walker, Arra-Etta Denman, Yo- shrko Tarti, Donna Rowland, Judy Beaumont, Janet Shohara, Ed Koller, Marvin Bennett, Mike Posch, Lee Smith, and Nick Goldman. We also published a student directory, containing the name, address, and phone num- ber of every student and teacher. We received our rings at the beginning of the term by paying balances due from the previous year, Now the second expense was looking us in the face. This was the cost of the class sweat- er. The entire class voted for the color they wanted, and white was chosen. The members of the sweater committee were Margie Bartuccr, Sally Bautan, Nick Goldman, Max Bishop, Lee Smith, Virginia Johnsen, Ruben Barrios, Jerry Williams, and Kenneth Standley. Lee was the designer of the emblem. Cant forget our smash assem- my-aa-rv. 1955 OI! tan Jim Cramer . . Cayalcade artist Joyce Crosson . . Awlully sweet Don Crowder . , An absolute doll tall, dreamy, blonde . . Gerri . . Wanita and Irma . . fashion- . . likes cars . . grease monkey . . Oh, that smile. able. office boy . . hot Ford. - -. W -Y-sis-,Q -v W 'zz' ,,,, J ,il e' Daniels . . Very sweet . . Jim Davis . . Dorothy . . cool Elvin Dau . Plays baseball , , ice . . likes Mercs . . Louie Chevy . . Gardy's buddy . . quiet, nice to know . . interesting per- fickle . . Coral . . Jan. but oh boy! sonolity . , Physics. Clara DeLuca . . beautiful red Arra-Etta Denman . . Drama Club Pot Dennis . . beautiful . . Stu- band, charming personal- Prexy . . future nurse . . .lr. and dent Court . . slick dresser . , 'Nickyf' Sr. plays . . Chata. Bob . . Wowl ,. .H if Marlene Denny . . Always late . . Peggy Doolittle . . Fresno State Betty Hole . . Job's Past Honored Parlier 4 . Zawie, what kicks! . , boys . . short , . Job's Dough- Queen , , married to Bob , , re- Mary and her troubles. ters . . 4-H President. liable . . brisk. 2 , -is f 1 fi l.frry Firkzrrman . , F,F.A, Prexy Rosie Espinosa . . So sweet , . Janet Fairchild , . Blondie . . Virginia Jones . . Married . . Mr Olivz-r's pct pccve . . short and cute . . Anita . . mar- Ross' Ballroom . . honey voice , . Carl's , . pretty complexion . . rrafy rar . . qirlsl tied . . Everyone likes her. lun to know . . really nice. Norm. if C1 Q- 7' 'fr L .--pf . r ig if 1'- - Sv T' Savrna Faora , . Band . ltaly . . Kenneth Fink , Mad for the Doug Floyd , . Svby-8 bomb . . Bob Ford . . Pearl near't but not -.hortharrrl . . lrrvndly Gerry Marines . . Hr'Y , dependable girls . . block curly hair . . blue plumb . . character . . Rally prr-tty hnrr. . lun , . track eyes. man. Barbara Fowler . Tennis . . rroorl lrrr-nfl . tornorrov-fs nurse ri-srrvrgd nrarinr-r YO, lurly Donna, k r vi I..-, '7 K Wanrta Fries . . Irma . . loves Vince Galvani . . Crazy . ,Watch Diane Gossman . . Been to Eu- haschall . . lun to know . . likes out, girls, especially blondes . . rope . . C.S.F. . . Physics . . the Navy . . Joyce. Bill . . Smog, sings . . Jim. 3 4 r. Toni Crlro Shoes pal Scrrrar Play , rlrorr . . Shirleyif. swell friend 0-'aff if 1.0 NV 'FV Beverly Grllum . , Lovely long Freda Golf , . pretty . . curly J. Nick Goldman . . Ccvolcade hair , . poise . . quiet . . beau- locks . . good student . . com- photographer . . bench . . mad tilul blue eyes . . Norma. posed . . not very talkative. scientist . . terribly short. A while before the Prom, we presented our tirst three-act play to the public. This play was titled My Man Godfrey. The cast members were Lee Smith, Arra-Etta Denman, Janice Har- bick lwha became ill with mumps and was replaced by Pat Kishenl, Wanda Bailes, Ellen Niere, Nick Goldman, Shirley Mclielvey, Neal Williams, Sally Boutan, Mac Wright, Jim Burke, Max Bishop, Randeau Fenner, and Dave Scall. This play also provided money to help with the Prom expenses. Dur- ing this year a marked change came about in our class parties: girls and boys no longer occupied separate sections ot the room. Now the big event of the year was coming claser. This big event was the Prom that we were giv- ing the graduating Seniors. The Prom sub-committee chairmen in- cluded Rosie Espinoza, Arra-Etta Denman, Gene Zellmer and Phil Parks. The general chairmen were Camille Pelletier and David Scatl. All decorations were made by the committee members. The Junior-Senior Prom was held in the Marigald Ball Room, alias Cinderella's Ball Room. As our Junior year was coming to an end, some students were thinking about the future Stu- dent Body altices. Those elected were Max Bishop, Presidenty Bud- dy Waggoner, Vice-Presidentg Ca- mille Pelletier, Commissioner ot Social Aliairs, Nancy Williams, Treasurer, Virginia Johnsen, Com- missioner oi Girls' Athletics, James Morris, Commissioner ol Boys' Athletics, and Randeau Fenner, Yell Leader. These citr- cers were installed the last day 'I955 28 Etta Gorham . . New . . short and Richard Greene . . Bob's alter Jack Gray . , The twing , , real cute . . The Tux . , sweet. ego . . crazy driver . . swim- nice guy . . zorch . . Milton , . ming. good sense of humor. Vaughn Grice . . White Ford . . Landon Green . . Roosevelt . . Kenneth Hageman , . real crazy crazy about bop . , good looking, Journalism . . lots of iokes . . . . talks a mile a minute . . nice looking. dimples . . diver . . Fresno Hi. 1' ww Q1-5 . . Ray . . likes the girls . , Den , .engaged . .Bud . . big Drama . . Wanda . . G,A.A. beautiful hands. Darrell Hammock . , Hot rodder Barbara Hammond . . Cougar's Janice Horbick . . Bopster . . Journalism . . likes a good time. brown eyes. prexy . , Johnny , . Mumps . , Frank Harris . , real friend . . Robert Harrison . . Mysterious Lynnea Heath . . Band . . Doro- baseball . . big Chevy . , neat and reserved . . cute . . freckles thy and Donnie . . smart cookie. guy. . . real cool clothes. 'if' Qi. 2' 1 X Tr-nrplv Hedrick . . Loves cars . . Bill Henrichs . . Loves a good Jess Herrera , . Football and Jim Hole . . Don . , big wide quiet and serious . . mechanical time , . Smog . . Vince . , track star , . the best . . Tom . . belts . . quiet . . curly hair. minded . , hot Ford. '52 Ford , . Hi, Sweets, crazy, liked by all. ' 1 NJ Hi-vcrly Howard . , Assistant yell Mildred Howard , . Perky . . smile Val Gene Hunter . . ?nd4Sem. Buddy Jensen . . Side burns . leader . , Job's Sr. Princess . . lor everyone . , bright eyes . . S. B, Veep . . athletic . . Hi green Merc , , Western music . . Oh, those black garters! likes to dance, Liter . . Everyone likes him. George, i Virginia Johnsen . . Ginger , . Dennis Johnson . . Tall and Janyce Johnson . . Pep Girl . . John Johnson . . Charlie . , ree Cavalcade Assistant Editor . . lanky , . Journalism . . likes girls flirt . . pizza , . big eyes . . tiring . . nice smile . . likes a very dependable . , C SF. . , Sonny. night lile . . Santo Cruz. good time. 17' i Don Jones . . tall and handsome Fd Karrer . . Nancy , . Ford . . James Kelly . . Band . . C.S.F. Lawrence Kelly , l flat top . . shy, at school anyway . . Student Court . . science and . , swell person . . Janice, seems shy . , says very little. Roosevelt , . likes to tease. math . . llat top . . good looking. of school. Thus our Junior year ended. On September l3, l954, 230 of us began our almighty year at Clovis High. We then felt as if we were on top of the world, because we were finally the ex- alted ones The open assembly was brought to order by Student Body Presi' dent ,Max Bishop, Each member of the faculty was introduced by the head of his department. The remaining Student Body Officers then introduced themselves. Mr. Lee Clark and Mr. W. T. Atkin mentioned a few of the rules and regulations, These were mainly addressed to the Fresh- men and the transfer students. lt was lust like every other year 4b-ut so different this time. We elected Ronnie Smith as our President Kenneth Standley, VicefPresident- Janet Shoharo, Secretary and treasurer: Ruben Borrios, Bays' Athletic Manager, Burline Mabry, Girls Athletic Manager, and Sally Bouton and Barbara Price, Yell Leaders. Within a week everyone had almost settled down to the reg- ular routine of school. That is, everyone but a few of the green ones who still hadn't exploited the territory. Gosh, they're get- ting smaller every yearl We were never that little, it seems. Since it was so far to walk to the new buildings, the first period Senior Problems Class in- troduced the idea of five-minute passing periods instead of four lobviously with the underlying motive of shortening the aer- 'I955 1 30 il-f wee-,rf 'sgr- -fr Gary Kirk . . Likes a good time Lynne Kiska . . Sweet voice . . Roxie Lawhon . . Very nice . . . . Mike . , '46 green Mercury . . long, blond hair , , loves horses. married long hair . . reserved crew cut. tr M., KW' Floyd Little . . One of the twins Lloyd Little . . The other twin . . Carole Lloyd . . Tony . . likes to track . , green Ford . . gobs swell personality , , track , . dance . . Home Ec . . Student of fun. green Ford. Court . . Connie. Carroll Loe . . Coy s pal . . Tex Nancy Logue . . as drawl . . Dry Creek King . , Carroll . . nice Nancy. Poodle . , reserve friend We Joyce Lonsdale . . love that smile . . nice to know . . bright eyes. -. Helen Lopez . . Shortie . , cute Veda Luhm . . Crazy laugh . . Burline Mabry . . Wonderful fig- as a bug's ear . , Madera . . Head Letter Girl . . Shaver Lake ure . , nice clothes . . Sr, class dances . . Journalism. . . Lois . . strange handwriting . . officer . . boys . . Santo Cruz. sparkling. 'S' 1:17 -if Rfmmr- Manoogian , . Smog , , Tom Maslowslci . . Football . . Barbara Massey . . Small . . Bernard McConnell , , Very friend- shrimp . . Bill . . bashful . . curly tall, dark, and handsome . . not talkative . . peppy . . friendly. ly . . '37 Ford . . Auto Shop . . hair girl shy. radio. if 'r Sv X Roy MrDonnld , . Tommy's friend James McFarland . . Band . , Shirley McKelvey . . Drama . . Don McLemore . . Curly hair . . tnll and lanky , , love those cafeteria . . reads all the time. Toni . . Basketball Queen . . Lois, london . . good sense of humor, PYPS li! .,. - fi me-N l ,Ja Phil MrMmdes , Band , , always Cynthia Medley . . Short stuff . . Allene Miller . . Very fair . . Ruby Miller . . Engaged to Jack -,rnilinq . has n steady, Oh, that walk. . Pep girl. sweet . . Band . . a deor friend . . office gal . . pretty complex- . . shining hair, ion . . Louise, I ,, if frffw 0 5 x h 3' fb 17? li r Pnt Milnes . . Band , . Dewey Joe Moore . , Neat clothes . . Delbert Morris , . Real neat . , James Morris . . First-sern. S. B. , lltrt , . poise . . beautiful fine cars . . good times . . got a hot rodder . . smooth voice . . officer . . football . . confirmed tmn , horses, gal. Girls, beware . . sings, bachelor . . women, 5 ioclsl, This was a good idea, and was acclaimed by all, but some- where the underlying motive fouled up. First period Senior Problems class now comes to school four minutes earlier, along with the rest of the school. Our class officers chose the necessary standing committees to complete the business of making our graduation possible, This year they should have been called running committees. The com- mittee members were as follows: lll Assembly Committee, Jerry Williams, chairman, Judy Beiden, Beverly Howard, Ellen Niere, Carl Coalson, Lee Smith, Wanda Bailes, and Mike Posch. Mrs. Duffield and Mrs. Leach were advisers. l?l Baccalaureate Committee, Leonard Smith, chairman, Cloteal Bryant, Magdalena Surby, Bar- bara Fowler, Gerrie Bendoski, Arra-Etta Denman, and Diane Gassman, Mr. Patchin was the adviser Ill Cap and Gown Committee, Val Gene Hunter, chairman: Chuck Cox, Pat Milnes, Tam Strentz, Shirley Owens, Wanita Fries, and Roxie Whitney. Mrs. Duffield was the adviser. l4l Commencement Committee, Diane Riding, Chairman, Connie Browning, Shirley Mclielvey, Car- ole Camarota, Ed Karrer, Carole Reinert, Pat Dennis, Darrell Hammock, and Carol Lloyd. Mr. Patchin was the adviser. l5l Cards and Announcements Committee, Veda Luhm, Chair- man, Lois Smith, Harvey Strmiska, Vince Galvani, Juanita Rice, James Kelley, and Barbara Price. 'I955 32 P' I ii' Harriet Morrison . . Butch . . Ann Mowrey . . G.A.A. . . Har- Floyd Nelson . . New . . flattop loves sports , . Ann . . G.A.A. riet's pal . . silken hair . . loves , . all around guy. Sports. Roger Nelson . . Football . . Ellen Niere . . S. B. secretary . . Pat Nordmon , , Beautiful auburn Physiology . . a riot . . paper beautiful figure . . boys! airplanes. , 45 3. 'W - - Q ffl -v -i A ' Y 5' ' ' 5 ELL, Chorus line . . Journalism. , . Sr, hair , . Delano . . likes bop . , Rubin. , 4' If rpm, Uncle Camille Pelletier . . Cam . , S. B. Shirley Owens , . Beautiful voice Philip Parks . . Band . . . choir . . Pat . . bundle of Patch's blond secretary . sunshine . . good worker. Teachers prexy . . courteous. head Pep Girl . . Pete . . beau- X X Randeau Penner . . Big man more bounce to the ounce our Yell Leader . . Lynda . . car. , v Tom Petersen , . Future Social Affairs . . engaged . . tiful. 'OJ wonderful build Dorothy Pinner . . Myrna . . quiet . . easy to get along with . . ways . . beautiful handwriting . . 'limi weight lifting. ice cream. q,F..,f ' 4 5' Mrlre Posch . . Minute mon . . Barbara Price . . Sr. class Yell Charles Pyburn . . Band . . Eng- Eleanor Rangel . . F.B.L.A. . . beware girls . . back stage guy Leader . . giggles . . sunny dis- Iigh whiz . . '36 bomb , , girls sweet . . flashing eyes . . Bus- . , telephones. pasrtron . . Charles. and more girls. rness student. E- r farole Reinerl . . Recl hair and Juanita Rice . . Sports , . real Diane Riding , , Men trouble 4 , Mary Lau Riley . , Journalism , , green eyes . . Sr. play lead . . character . , big smile . . Clo SmiIre . . voice . . G. L. Song live wire . . very friendly . . Bev- Suqar is sweet and so are you. teal . . Gene . . CCC. . . ticket Leader , ,Joy-Joy, erly . . cute shape, taker, 5-:r,,q as ga Ss' George Rocssler . . Burn-ba . . Gary Rogers . . Lively . . loves to Don Rohde . . Big boy . . Diane Ronnell . . Mouseyi' . . lense . . guitar . a real pal . . tease . . lakes column . . Buster chromed motor . . soft ball . . Lrly . . dancer . . crazy hair-dos Squires accompanist. Brown Gang. easy to get along with. , . Javier. FK 1-1 's., -..,, JC? r Jackie Rosenthal . . Loves horses Donna Rowland. .Our little Don- David Scaff , . Band past prexy Elizabeth Scott . . Liz . . G. L. . , beautiful complexion . . tall na . . C,S.F. . . gracious . . beau- , ,gets around . . C,S.F. . , Hi- Prexy . . Joonie . . devilish ways . . ' Buff . . friendly, trful hair . . future teacher. Y . . Ken . . Sr. Problems. . . model figure . . born leader. Mr. Harris and Mrs. Leach were advisers. lol Luncheon Committee, Joan Walker, Chairman, Tom Maslow- ski, Liz Scott, Joyce Ball, Clara DeLuco, and Phil McMindes. Mrs. Leach was the adviser. l7l Sales Committee, Nick Goldman, Chairman, Margie Bar. tucci, Norma Shrum, Ann Mow- ery, Harriet Morrison, Tony Gilio, Ken Buck, Carolyn Tarin, Mildred Howard, Annie Coronado and Donna Rowland. Mr. Thun was the adviser. l8l Stone Committee, Veldon- na Tullis, Chairman: Joyce Col- ley, Judy Beaumont, Yoshiko Tani, Gary Eickerman, Dave Scall, and Virginia Johnsen. Mr. Harris was adviser 'The Night ol January lb' was chosen as our class play. The mystery kept the audience in suspense until the end. The iury's verdict was Not guilty. Members of the play cast were Val Gene Hunter, Moc Wright, John Coutal, Nick Goldman, Phil Parks, Jim Burke, Cloteal Bryant, Carol Reinert, Lee Smith, Gene Zellmer, Arra-Etta Denman, Chuck Cox, Ellen Niere, Janice Hcrbick, Neal Williams, David Scatf, Bev- erly Howard, Ann Mowery, Louise Thompson, Roxie Whitney, Wanda Bailes, and Tony Gilia, Ushers -were Peggy Doolittle, Joyce Crosson, Irma Bertholf, Wanitc Fries, Sally Bouton, Diane Riding, Janet Shahara, Judy Beid- en, and Joan Walker, About now, things started rov- ing and roaring and erupting so tast and furiously that nobody 1955 34 me 'C' John Scuri . . Side burns . .good Jerome Shain . . C.S,F. prexy . . Janet Shohara , . Jan . sense of humor . . neat laugh, Love those eyes . . peanuts . , never a dull moment . . G. L lun . . brain. and Sr. class Sec'y. Br . 'f t?' Harold Shrout . . Cadets . . Na- Norma Shrum . . Pretty and Jack Simpson . . Western pock tional Guard . . Joker . , tumb- friendly . . squeaky shoes . . Bev- etbooks . . blondie . . cowboy ling. erly . . beautiful black hair. 'U'hf .v V. 'ef2L4.s:.ia Dearlcl Smith.. , track . . very Larry Smith . . Good natured . . Lee Smith . , Pink shoes . iet or is he? . . endurance. Leonard Smith . . Joker , . oh, that voice Squires . . . . other twin . ladies' man . . tickle, trumpet . . stage crew . . behind Squires . . twin . , heart throb the scenes . . everyone's friend. . . S. B. officer . . fun! Lois Smith . . Letter girl , . Shav- Ronnie Smith . . The best . er Lake . , lovely hair . . Veda Squires . . Sr. class prexy . . . sweet and charming. loves 'em all. N1 J i ix IF A. MA Carol Snow . . Full of fun . . Kenneth Standley . . The most! Janet Stephenson . . Boys and Jerry Stepherson . . One of the darling personality . . huslry . . loves o good time . , Sr. class more boys . . assistant yell leader boys . . Don . . Jim . . red votre 4 , boys , , Rogfs, veep . , green convertible . 4 , . crazy driver . . Santa Cruz. Merc. , . good times. ' E: X Sli:-Lmtlin Stewart 4 . Journalism Tom Strentz . 4 Hails from Chi- Harvey Strmislca . . Bond . . Fred Strome . . Quiet, but watch writing talent helpful . , cago , 4 future Marine . . track drum molar , . wonderful person out . . good pal . . going steady firiuqm -. Crawl , . a doll! 4 . '49 Chevy. , 4 football. ., 'B is 4 ,, -3' Mnqrtnlr-nn Surby , . Future Elo, Roy Swift , , Cross country man Yoshiko Toni 4 . Loves to sing . . Carolyn Turin . . Office gal . , ni:-ntnry tr-arhor . friendly . , . smooth , 4 easy going, Hi Liter treasurer . . pretty and bookkeeping , , big beautiful eyes flyrtr dainty , . walnut drap4 I g friendly- IIQ J i Q,-qv tuqr-nv Tliornas F F.A. . . Louise Thompson . . Sr. ploy . . Don Tipton . . Ladies' man . . June Tipton . . Long, curly hair Cary . Arr lilies basketball, goes steady . . Bill . . friendly athletic 4 . handsome . . wow, . .dramotics 4 . quiet , . Lance to all 4 . Ruby 4 . Carol. that build! , , sextet. knew which spd would come up. lt seemed that every other day twenty million people got shot. lCavalcade pictures, ol coursel, and the other day was iust chock- lull ol those goodies like order- ing class pins or cards and an- nouncements, measuring lor caps and gowns, and ol course leav- ing our naons tree tor practicing the assembly lanother hitl and holding meetings. This year, too, we got our lirst glimpse ol the outside world lon school time, that isl. We were harnessed lirm- ly and leashed tightly and then went traipsing around the state, poking our muzzles into every- thing between Reedley and Sac- ramento, with two short visits to the Fresno iail ta boot. Oh, yes, this was the year ol the new gym, the championship basketball teams, and many little things that we shall long remember as ours, lor they happened the year we were Seniors. In a few days naw we'll be walking out-the girls in white, the boys in navy blue, and with each step there will be a slight pause, a lallering, while those events ol the past lour years llit about through our minds, Finally, at the end ol that trail, we'll sit down on our bleachers for the last time as a group, and take our seats among the men and women ol the world. Gee, four years goes last. So long, Clovis Hi! lt's been swell. 1955 36 4,52 Veldonna Tullis , . Band prexy. . Don Turl . . Radio . . likes the James Turner . . Journalism . sparkling and neat , . solt spoken girls . . Mike and Jerry . . cars, crazy bopster . , Cougars Den. . . luture teacher. snr-0' Buddy Waggoner , . Sports . . Joan Walker . . Innocent? . . Tommy Wasson . ,Tommy comes good sense ol humor . , short- G. L. Veep . . Liz . . Twinkling home . . good mechanic . stop deluxe . . Girl shy? eyes . . beautiful complexion . . Roy's friend. 1 Coy Wells . . Duke , . sunglasses Janet Wells . . Live wire . . long, Nancy Wheeler . . Likes the boys crazy, man, crazy . . likes pretty hair . . .lan . . Art. , . Joyce's pal . . loves a good Millerton . . Carol . . cars, time . . classical Ford. 'S'- Dave White . . Big Dave . . track Lorraine White . , Santa Rosa . . Roxie Whitney . . Lang hair . , . shofp '40 coupe , .good build. lile ot any party . . bookkeeping. Sr, play . . boys . . iust darling. U., J:-rry Williams . . Squires . . Nancy Williams . . Ed , . S, B, Neal Williams . . Band . . com- brain . , music . . lilres the girls Treasurer . , Literary editor , . edion . . crazy hats . . My Man, , . neat dresser, nice clothes . . C.S,F, Life Mem- Godfrey . . future music teacher. ber. tb '51 Ray Wofford . . Sliclr car . . good Carol Wood . . Beautiful skin . . .laAnn Wooclell , , Short . . beau, times , . Darrell . . turtle-neck copper hair . , Coy . . Barbara tiful eyes . . pep girl . . crazy . . shirts . . girls. , . good figure. Sqntq Cruz, 'l I i Mac Wright . . Neal's partner in? Bob Yeghoian . . De Soto bomb Seward Young . , Sonny . , Crazy . . Band . . Sierra . . forestry . , . . Richard and Ken . . Always mixed ua. . neat dresser . . '41 everybody's friend. has a good time, Plymouth . . Jan. TL 'E i Q 'lf Gene Zellmer . , Cavalcade chief Gwendolyn Zumwalt . . Bunny . . Wayne Zywicki . . Very brilliant . . smart , . nice smile . . archi- housewife and schoolgirl . . Sr. 4 . sense of humor . . horses. tccturc. Problems . . Cute figure . . cute. JUNIOR OFFICERS JUNIOR OFFICERS Ken Pipes, President Judy Lclmonicc, Secretory Sharon Ferris, Vice President a , if ,. M.-,,-. I -.9 ., .-.i. .. ,A f'-,-. .-. ws,- 4. F. ,,,4,,, ,L ..,3.e:W .. ..e,, '- .My-.. l I Z.. rm ' .,- I-, 1-...fi 4,- ,, f. f 4 1,- K . 4 , 't li au, O Q54 I b I 1 xx Y s- , 1 5 a ff 6 fl O I ,'q 'A is x ', 7 v , 1 K1 2:2 Y Ofvrra-rn R-rw I Cloforifr, Zrlo, Row 2. Cox, MGHOX, Ulsh v -1-ev 6 4-if . - -1 wr 'I 'av ' ,nl t I x 6 Swr-mr-r Row I , Brook, ll Row 'Z Hr1rr:by,rh Hmrrork Hunter, Naylor, Row 2: Freer, Beoc ..r!'f' Wit no -I- ucy ' 95 v I I . N OO, r -, D f .' 0 , Q I . 80 - +P - 1 Q6 h, L ,- Prom Chairmen: Row1:Brffer,ShlrIeyyRow 2 HiItor1,Rhodes,Dovi Q0 'T' YH Soles: Row I1 Renno, Jones, Decker, Bower, Row 21 Fenfon, Loursen, Jorgensen, Spono, Row 31 Vega, Kung, Wenzel, ch. Q'-, 'ha- Af-r-rnhly Row 1- Brrsendmf' Monds Boyles Borer Row 2- Love Sofia' and Finance: ROW I: Impemmce' Muuelleile' Mclmym .. , ., ,,,. , b 4 .I V 5 Indy, Mrrua, Collrrrx, Row 3- Boker, dm, Mcccrbc, Spcolw, Pope, Kmg' ROW 2' Cluwson' Smver' Moms' Row 3' Mmsh' Roberts' Cx Row 11 Mrmhvll, SHOHY, Brown. X57 'RQ' f f -S.,-,, -1 Q... E --'M A'-'va Q A S.-N.. jfs- Y OFFICERS, coMMr EES Aovifrsi-flow I: Miss Gunderson, Mr, Tucker, Row 2: Mr, Carver, 39 lilly Allison Alberl Alvarado gl ' 7' N64 ..,f JUNIOR CLASS ,..-v- V29 Wesley Anderson Jean Andrews Sherlenne Andrews Manuel Avila Babs Azlant Dorman Baker 'Qu 1 inf-I .4 im Carol Beach Paul Beam I Ns. Bill Bennell Glenda Bennett -J 4 ff' Roger Balger Nance Boufon Donna Bright Roberta Brisendine 40 --'X .x.. 'S-. Q 5 Doyle Baker William Baker Mark Barllow Clara Barton 'Q i-so 'Gi' ,fi George Beem Anita Beier Berle Beliz Bob Bell 4 anti' ,.-fn Wanda Bisel Beverly Biller Margie Biffner David Bogosion Sheila Bower Hazel Boyles Barbara Brannan Marie Bridges Bob Brooks Gail Brown James Brown Carol Bagwell .:rr W J .., 'rf' Q-v if QI 'S' T7 l71r1lwBlusS Ronnue Brusseau Lucnlle Burton Chavloile Bussey Mary Ann Came Judy Castor -4 '67 i fi Arluuv C lmron lily Chaton Franklin Champ Arlene Chavez una ,- f -14 louusn Clouv: lorry Cockrum Paul Collins Lois Conner Cl 'V w-4 lox Car Ralph Craig Calvin Crane' Beverly Crumb an Ron Clark Ronnue Clawson ll ii I4 129' Daren Conway Marilyn Cox QD Loule Cruz Sammy Cruz NI' vu ,..., 4-1 x.. Fmcl Dau Charles Davis Dlanne Dovls Lynda Davis 45 5' Ted Dawson FfGnl1 Deck j fs vnay A, 1 J ef mx Camvlle Decker Rutlue DeGraw BObbY Dllbefili Gemld DOWell fx Darlene Dressrnan Dolores Duarte TY Thomas Dunkel Dan Dyer 'wo '!' Barbara Engeman Agnes Espinoza NP Ev 1. 'X-4' Sharon Ferris Roger FlCl1l6 James Edwards Robert Elliott Wayne Elster Clyde Emmett xx, .4 ' we 'raw .., N X .i Albert Espinoza Janice Evans Donna ExHenry Jackie Fenton if v ,.,,, Shirley Fry LaJuana Gadberry ind .-v v-W N37 Betty Giordano Gordon Glau I5 K' yk JJ Connie Graieda Sharon Grimes 42 ,,,. fx-, -.S -v .4'? Willene Fike Edna Ford Robert Frazer Phillip Freer nh ev 'll 'HSA Lloyd Gantt Tom Garcia Donnie Giguiere Mary Ann Gilligan f-5, , Nr ii? A 'C J Phyllis Goertzen Sondra Goforth Robert Gooch Marilyn Graham -.av sus! -' 7 wwf, Sergio Guardiancic Monty Hale Herbert Hamby Bessie Hamilton N-6 V- Y C' Knrolyn Hamrlton Rornahlu Harnrllon Ted Hamrnaclc Janus Hancock Jock Harrrngton Wrnnre Healh al 2 i if '7 13 -. PhrlHr1lch Ellen Hernrrchs Angre Hernandez Frank Herrera Jacqure Hillon Don Hacker? 'Q 1 5, 3 .., Nr' X if X- K.J Eleanor Holr- Me-Iva Horton Roberl Hubbard Vrrgrnra Hubbarl Pot Hunter Marvrn Hurt yr ? lv -'L 157 ' nal. Clmrlf-nn lrrrrwrrllrrfr- Charles Jewell Daniel Jrmenez Duck Johnson Wlllram Jones Jeggig Joneg uf ,Q l 'U J Rnlph Janos Ardelle Jorgenson Cloyce Keeney Palricra Keller Jack Krng Nancy Kung . ' 5 wx ' ' - ' Lf I f X f X J. 1 I f 'ak x Wnltnr Kung Kenneth Ladd Judy Larnornca Janrce Lane Bob Lanlcford Mary LaRue Lora Laursen mn., Keg' 'NW We L ew-2 , , pi Ronnie Leal .cr ' gi .X vs! .nl 1 1-,, Joan Lee David Leanard Edward Lind Aian Long I 2 M klberi Loyelady :ry Ann Magner Dale Lowery TIIU Maidre oh nn Lf -v-4 -.La X, Warren Luhrn Lee Ann Lyfle Bob Madrigal Margaret Ma igal 43 i 'V ra ...A xf 3 'Y 'QW' Edgar Manlwerz Wilson Marsh Dan Martin Hazel Martin im.-sf I O,C.Mcr1in Sondra Martin ix Loreifa Mallock Vi Iarol Mclniyre 44 KSA Jack Matrox .rfk 3. Gene McLaughlin 'V fer ! Tommy Martindale Berry Jo Massey Dean Massingill Gean Massingill 'Sv' 'JY fy .nf M-X .1 Chris Maus Jim McCabe Marilyn McCarty Ann McConnell , 'J' Barbara McLemore Beveriy McMindes Roland MefTord Larry Mesple 1 K , 3 Q7 ,1 T Frfmqf-5 MCU Rlqhqrd Mullen Phyllls Miller TonlMllcl1ell Almodean Mounds Beverly Moore -s- tl 'YI Q.: du, jx X fi n gi Gr-r1eMrvUllrc-fxcl Betty Jo Morrls Darlene Moms Gene Morr rs lee Moses Robert Moucka 'Q 1-J' IQN as ,, Manga- Moxie-y Donna Mudersbach Connre Mullerlenle Lorna Myers Mary Naylor Emma Neal Y gg .,-I vgj ' 2.1 ,- N a XX: Rnflmrcl Nelsr-n Happy Newman Mary Newton Jeffrey Nlcklas Lorefla Nulsen Jerry OlTulh Y' ln! .-I jk A' Mrkn Pacllan Carol Palmer Joy Parguon Marilyn Parks Margo Parmeter Norma Peckham +.., ...a 1-v sf A ' lorry Perma Duck Perry Beverly Phebus Ken Pipes Lauralee Pnpknn Sam Pllngllano Myrna Polser ,251 Tracy Pope 'XZXJ Q14 Gary Pyle Marvin Quick ,vw Deanna Reelcs Ti Pat Renna bv' Terry Roberts Beverly Robertson -lenry Rosenthal Tom Schell 46 Theresa Salmu N 45 Robert Scott 'gcc' Deanna Pounds Nancy Prange Tommy Pretty Rita Preuss 41' ia, ,,.-...A I? -NJ Pete Radish Elyan Ray Henry Ray Eleanor Reed ...f Linda Rhodes Phyllis Rice Pat Ridgley Frances Roberson Dave Robinson Barbara Roland Ronald Rose Don Rosemond Rosalie Sanchez Margery Sandbothe Dorothy Sandlin Louis Schafer ss.. 'fbi Carolyn Self Gordon Shacklett Marilyn Shadowens Lawrence Sham ,I-I -1 -Lil i 9 - ,X X .x X- X X X 'qv - I lr-Irrrrrl Slrcrlmrr Dollon Slwrrley Bob Sholly Bobby Srlva Marla Srnes Rosalerwe Srrrrrrorco .J br.. -:r if 1-7 I' 1... lJ1rrr'wlrrlfr-y Mcrr9r:rmtSrrrrll1 Charles Smrlh ,larrrce Srrrrth Peggy Smrllw Morrly Snawder SPI fa 'V if X--',. 151 .rrrrrlrrr 'arrrrrrlrrl Frank Sarrorrtr Clara Sparro Melvrn Speaker Wrllard Sperser Allar1Slefka 1 Q.: Mrrry Hlr-rr Sll?'Yllf'IlS0lI Marlon Slorey Joy Slover Herb Slrenlz Ross Slrrckler Pal Slrorrm 'D Xi 4.7 V 6- S. Z X Mrrrrlr' Hlflll lol1r1Swrwlc Sarrdre Talbot Gerald Talharrr Clrrrs Terrell Lavorrw Thomason 5 'J' -f 'T .2 -Q rl., --'-'N J -A Fl lrrrrrr-'. Tlrurrrrnwrr PrrulTlrurrr1rrrr DOUQTl10l'UDlKlIlS Delbert Trplon Marran Trammell Jerry Tullrs I7 g 3. W3 Q V,,,'1 Ianet Tupper Alma Turner Delano Vance Tony Vega Cv!- Lynne Vose Duane Walkingstick Mike Wardell Linda Wenter Judy Williams Alan Wilmoth Fred Woodard Jackie Wyatt Judy Turner Jim Ulsh J' Nga Theresa Virgin Lee Vogan J, C. Walkingstick Berncrdine Ward Q--Q TT James Wenzel Sally Whitlock Jack Wink Jeanne Winters Manuel Yanez Ann Zito J nl I I. ', , 1-1 1 u .1 i 11 , FJH , , I n 1 1 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Kent Bishop, President Joe Mendoza, Vice President Sully MacDonald, Secretory T- , ,, X . , .. ,Q '. ' ' r J '.- Lv' . 'A V I- ,' ,,.u , ' .- . , I , , i X L. ,-1-1 '-.- f '- . V l ' I . - ,, . , ., , ' - 1 A .,'.' . ', . 1+ , . Aff Y' Officers: Row lf .Ian Galvani, Jon Looper. Row 2: Junior John- son, Pat Bishop. i11 A GKw 89? S-LX r 1 Social Committee: Row l: Mervin Cote, Georgette A Row 2: :lim Bohner, Kenny Gilmore, Gene Jacoby. en'-' -,J Ati Qi Sales Committee: Row lr Verna Lambert, Beverly Johnson, Linnea Elizalde, Sally MacDonald. Row 2: Mervin Cote, Kathy Barcus, Karen Cook. Row 3: Marvin Stone, Larry Pruett. Assembly Committee: Row lf Judy Manera, Ch., Marian San- ders, Carolyn Rowland, Kathy Van Wyhe. Row 2: Janetta Ga- hura, Nancy Daniels, Mary Berry.- Row 3: Barbara Wright, Frnnrns Hurt Mnr Mnrlnom lnrrv Pnttarmrm COMMITTEES AND ADVISERS ll! I o ,,, 5 .1 1. W' 4 A .0 3 W Pg , f Y -5 m ram- r Flag Committee: Row l: Donna Rinquest, Wendy Welsh, Roxie Lassley. Row 2: Deneen Peclrinpah, Janet Thomas. Row 3: Barbara Wright, Keagle Davis, Jr. Ring Committeev Row l: Jan Galvani, Gwen Price, Kathy Shar- um, Row 2: Mildred Shaw, Pat Elrod. Row 3: Dave Cobb. Peters, Mr. Quill, Mr. Bendoski. Class Advisers: Row l: Miss Lancaster, Mrs. Bliss. Row 2: Mr QL QJX xbl r llfow ll Jrrncr Ball, Carmen Bernal, Angle Berurnen, Anrla Andrews, Clwarlofle Barlon, Joyce Ashley, Plwyllrs llfrl-f-r lllow QI Ernnrrr Bass, Grforgelle Andrcrs, Margre Alkrnson, Pal Brshop, JoAnn Ames, Mary Brrdsell. ll?rrw 'il Carlunre Br1rrr0s,CGralQe Bllzzard, Patsy Brrdwell, Lors Anderson, John Baxley, Ross Andrews, Gerald lirrrlf--, lRow Al CarlBr1kr'r,FrVir1,l?jXrrr1er1la Kent Brslwop, Marvrn Allen, Hurbert Banks, Tom Adams, V U ,V OW Q? it 9 1' fl 6, Y QL lPaw ll lrfzrnv Calderon, Sandra Cox, Arlene Calderon, Corol Bush, Morgue Boldrng, Pal Bomar, Arlene Cale. ll-frrw Ill Slrcrrur Crowder, Creorgra Crosson, Norrna Brockell, Vrrgrnra Brocks, Lando Clark, Noel Brown. lRow fll lolrn l'llJllf7r,DC1vIfllZlOUlO!1,lC1rYy Beam, Clrlilard Bernardonr, Bully Brrslow, George Beach. lRow lil-Jrm Holrnr-r, Plf1flBl,Sfl'llXlUlYl Dave Askrns, Dave Brown, Ronnre Ballew, Henry Bevrns. Q--Z -1 ' ' as: tx C 'U' 1 lllrrw ll Margre Darrow, Pal Elrod, Belly Sue Cox, Slrrrley Dodson, Bellw Coclrrum, Rulh Easll1am,PalClark. lleww Pl Dolores Carrnack, Karen Cook, Kay Cosl, Nancy Donrels, Bob Cook, Ray Cargrll, lRow 3l -Leonard C' lnlrr lr, Doug Clapp, llnr Covlello, Mervrn Cole, Dave Cobb. lRow lil-G. C, Conley, Alfred Cooper, Don Crrarnan, Wnhnrrrn Caldwell,Ror1 Cowan, larry CODHBV. 19 mv Q km - 52 -M lRow ll-Jan Galvani, Linnea Elizalde, Phyllis Fink, Edna Dine, Myrna Evans, Dorothy Facia, Jan Ganshorn. lRow Ql-Sandie Fine, Nancy Daniels, Joy Flint, Jenny DeLeon, Darlene Davis, Janetta Gahura, Reta Fry, lRow 3l-Howard Eliason, Ronald Grititin, Brad Dennis, Andre Debues, Bobby Dowell, Bill Estep, Charles Delateur, fRow Alfleslie Fullerton, George Fisher, Leonard Gonzales, Warren Etheridge, Scott Ellis. lRow ll-Lea Rose Hart, Eddie Hutchins, Kathy Bar-cus, Barbara Fearnside, Wanella Farrice, Rosalie Doolittle, Marlann Hatch, lRow 2l-Nancy Haydon, Frances Hurt, Arthur Fuller, Don Garrison, Richard DeWitt, Richard Gibbs, Arnold Hogan. lRow fit-Kenny Gilmore, Ronald Engernan, Keagle Davis, Dwayne Gordon, Don Ferris, Bob Howell. lRow 41-Dennis Houx, Joe Horton, Finns Fortney, Stan Heinen, Leonard Fry, Earnest Howe. , on AN was-.,., lRow ll-Judy Haertling, Helen Fisher, Wanda Howard, Rolinna Hokett, Elsa Hernandez, Clara Holocker, Sonette Jadoft, lRow 21-Mary Ireland, Carolyn Hedrick, Joann Johnson, Judy Johnson, Mary James, Charles Jorgenson. lRow 3l-Junior Johnson, Charles Garnagin, Wolly Hopkins, Pete Holland, Stephen Heath, Denton Jorgensen. lRow Al-Pat Hogan, Gene Jacoby, Joe Hamnck, Pat Hilton, Richard Kliewer, Harvey Harper, 'C 4 lRaw ll Beverly Johnson, Sharon Law, Joyce Lopez, Lars Krnberg, Ruby Lancaster, Nancy Hudson, Brllre Hude son lRow 71 Glenda Lune, Judy Landerlh, Phyllrs Kern, Drono Johnson, Vrrgrnro Johnslan, Barbara Keller, lllow fil lauren LeBlanc, Jrm Krrk, Jrnr Lanwplcrn, Don Johnslon, Brant Klllgore, lRow 4lfPaul Klenlz, Herman Klomp, Eclrlre Krngr, John Kruzrc, Jerry Layrnonce, v ' , To f 'xx z. Q v, 7 , 1 ' rl .l l k,n CO v- xl ll?ow ll Sally Garrro, Verna Larnherr, Jan Looper, Helene Leiblern, Jane? Moseley, Judy Monera, Sally Mul- lf-r lr-:Iv lRow Q1 Sandy Ellis, Jaclcre Lockwood, Peggy Lockwood, Cecile Lucrch, Roxre Lassley, Sandra Lawson, Jr1rlMC1rlr'-,lROw3l Reynolda Mar1rnez,Rrchard Morfeen,Jln1 Gagllardl, Leon Long, Charles Lamphrer, Larry 'Milly Macdonald lPow Ql -- Margaret McDanrel, Martha Morrrs, Belly MIll0I,LIl1dO Mercer, Audrla Matheson, .XX x X lRow ll Vrrgrnra Mode, Nancy Mrchelsen, Barbara Morgan, Revo Mallock, Judy McGorvin, Janice Menees, Sally Macdonald. lRow Ql--Margaref McDonreI, Marlha Morris, Belly Muller, Llnda Mercer, Audra Matheson, Mrrrrannf- Nrere ll?ow 3l- Joe Mendoza, Lewrs McQuone, Judy Markus, Barbara Moore, Bev Nanren. lRow Al Dan Monlgonwery, Mac Mechern, Bud McKay, Bob Munler, Jlm Mueller, Doug Moore, X X 53 96. v . Q. X own W inf 5 . Lil.. , V -i.. 54 l A S V V N .L Ji. . Q l i ' R K lRow ll-Margaret Lee Perez, Shirley Owens, Ernestine Ostronder, Carol Petty, Elaine Munier, Lorraine Gomes, Marquita Perkins. lRow 2liGlorio Penner, Lola Pritchett, Glenda Parker, Carolyn Poage, Deneen Peckinpah, Mildred Patterson. lRow Slmjim Hatmaker, Lee Moore, Carla Peterson, Judy Pearl, Chuck McKinney, Frank Hendrix, Dan Laird. lRow Al-Royal Oxford, Don Noel, James Nelson, Don Nelson, Bob McLaren, lx lRow ll-Carolyn Rowland, Lynda Ogilvie, Gwen Price, Shirley Ann Rolls, Carol Palmer, Ma Qulryarta, Lore etta Ramage. lRow Ql-Robert Quintana, Jack Rose, Clydene Rowlett, Helen Rutherford, Donna Rinquest, Paula Rogers. lRow 31-Larry Pruett, Dick Rogers, Len Reese, Orville Reid, Larry Patterson. lRow Al-Wallace Olecik, Chester Parker, Duane Rash, Dale Rutledge, Jerry Poston, Jerry Prine. wld lRow ll-Anita Sisk, Carol Stewart, Carol Shepherd, Joyce Statham, Nanette Scriven, Lola Sharry, Kathy Sharum. lRow 21-Carol Scarbrough, Mary Berry, Mildred Shaw, Loretta Reaves, Sharon Smith, Sally Tarun. lRow 3l-Bob Smith, Bob Pimentel, Wayne Scuri, Ray Sheets, Robert Smith. lRow 41-Mike Rogers, Jim Reese Lanny Ross, Dan Noel l2nd timel, Mike Soso, Buddy Sargent. rf - Ak 1 L A: lkaw lj Mane Stodharn, Marran Sanders, Bobble Spradlun, Betsy Sandbothe, Delores SCl'1GCHPV,Sl1PIlG Sloan Mary Ann Stanebreaker. lllow 21-Bull Salsrnan,Sand1e F1rre,Jaclae Srrrurr, Judy Schletcwrtz, Bonnre Scott lyncta Ogulvre Und trrnel fRow 31-Rlchard Sandlrn, Larry Patterson, Marvln Stone, Edche Garcia, Ron Grlftln Ron Staltcnherg. lRow 4l-- Dan Schell, Davrd Rrce, Lloyd Rrce,Brer1tSurnrners. 06 v lRaw ll Donna Tate, Barbara Thompson, Patsy Turner, Thelrna Tucker, Donna Zack, Phyllrs Wlllrarnson, lRaw Pl Janet Thomas, Irene Turner, Berrnce Turner, Wendy Welsh, Esther Vega. lRaw 3l--- Fred Thompson, Don Snnth, Jan Strrrgrll, Gary Yee, Wayne Thornton. .I 36 38. Ulow lj Sharon Vee, Cecelra Warner, Barbara Wrlluarns, .loy Vrederrburg, Kathy Van Wyhe, Barbara Wrtght lF3aw 21 Lawson Wrllrams, Margurrte Whrtlow, Satn Hennen Und tirnel, Fredrrck Vega, James Vrce, Stan Wells lRow 31 -AI Verret, Ken Van Tassel, Lyle Wallace, Don Wood, Joseph Thayer, x Q as 12 ff 5 x. has .u... '1. H.. ' ' ,.. .-.,,:, , F. ...,-. .ni . . Ll:,...S-f If 1 1 f Ll.: . .C . I' .HL '. u, M11 if H,-, -':-. - ,,.. FRESHMAN OFFICERS Bill Rhodes, President Johnny Mabry, Vice Presiden Jocquie Weldon, Secretory i - J V 1 '.-. . . , ,. b . n 'gg jr ..v- . , , -pi. .--I. 4 ,-'.- f ,:, A-N ,...-1 M c Lum, ,., ,,s . 1 .L X -515' TA?-' I 'n-P .xg ,. ,ML ,At 6- 'FR Y v - ,l Q FRESHMAN OFFICERS TI- .. Aa, 5.3--., -. .I 1 ' In-4 ., vi- ., :,,-'J .,,. ,, ,. -- -A -r-..:1:.-if ,4 gr. ,, ,' .HJ 1,-,l 1 1' 1 h l., ,'ff'- 2.1--'.j-'-,!. ' 1, S iq, 54, 4 ., . -.- .-,-, 9-' .i ' , j-f XJ v. ..1-,'fg4- . A hmw++ff-vi: - - 4 ..9 ., E '1'2 -' wana. -5fw,1 ,n '., I- .I ,JJ H .., . P 3' L . ,- . , . .f..,., -,-, - -. 4.1, - ' a , .. .9-1.5 V- ' . , V, f ga 5 . 1' 1.-- 1 l .':, v - , . tl. ,...,..5- 'L ,' fx 'f'. 1 1, ' ,: . 7 --i . , Q I ,. 1' Y . , 1. .,. . 4 w ,. - i . , 1. . I .3 I - x , . -..VK 5 , 1 I.. ' A . ' .' H .V . . A -f.:,.4 1. FRESHMAN COMMITTEES AND ADVISERS Advisers: Mr. Hughes, Mrs. Garlmon, Mr. Gartmcn. Officers: Donna Slrickler, Treasurer, Loretta Henry, Social Chr., Dolsy Gray, Marilyn Kelly Yell Leaders. A Entertainment Committee: 'Row l: Joyce Jacoby, Dolsy Gray, Shirley Berry. Row 2: Nancy Toys, Leda Adams. ',, :, l rail rl lllrrw ll Mrrry Hcryrl,CfrrolyrrHrrrflllhrrl,SlrCllr,1lrBUllrl1frr4l Carolyn lluvlw,SnrrrlrfrAnclPls0r1,Pr1lBnrlorr Jcrnrce lifrllrrr. 'yrrrrrfr Arlztrrr Slmrnrr Arrrlorsfnrv lllnw Il Pulsy Bczrrrl, Jrm Brrrrvll, R00 Burton, Putrrcru llvfllorul, Kuyf' llrrr xvvf-' I CQlr1rrrlrrAflrrrr y Allwr-rm Belhr-I, Arm llcrllhrop, Slrrrlvy Be-rry lRow 31- Norma Block, Wrlrrru Bfrrcus lr-rlrrArlr1r v . lr-rr yr Brfmlrs Torrrrny Hrrlfrfr, Douglas Bull, lorry Buslw ,lorrms Burley lllow All 'Gary BIUSSQUU lrrlrrr llrrrrlrr Prr lrrrrfl Brcrrllrw llrll Allfrrv lQrurrBr1rlQy,R0h0rlAl1rt Drrcrrw Boker rv' f Q'- Q JC A ir vm I 3 llmw ll fjr-ryrgfeffrrlr Coswwll, Anrlm Carter, Nurrcy Ccrrrmrolo, Put Bussey, JoAnn CIowson,Cc1roIyn Cook, lfrrrrrrr- C :rr lr- Slrrr lr-y Custer-l Elin lou Cox lRcJw 21 JOP Brllnll1cr,,lr., Lc1v9ClOBOrlrr10,Mory Arm Burley Arllwur llffrrlrrra lr-rr y Cwrrurrr-r Mfrrrrrrtl Anlcrnre, Arrmlfl Corrrpolorrqu, Grllx-rt Brrrglrcrrrr lllow 31 Donny Cuudle, Larry lrw.-.frrrrn Drrrw lllrrlfr-lrry Murlr- COrlr1y,JQrry Brorur, Rrlly Joe Bruwlvy, Alarm- Ar1drcws.lRow dl Joe Coclcrum, ll-rn lfrrrl-r-r l' rrrl fnrrr lfrr-ll ll YflRlf1llCllCllfl,AllrmllllIt'CliQllllClQP,l-lUI0lCJBlOWlT,DPIVl7IS Connor Brrrfly BrrdgeS lprrw ll lrrrly llrrrrrrl H+-lsy Blrrrrro lucy C0rrerrlc,Ar1rr BOrrr1PlT,JOsPpl1rrrP Cfrppnrellr, Jrrlrn Clmvor, Lrrrdo frrrrlrrr Mrrry A-,lrlrfy lllirw Pl l?r'ryr11or1fl Corrr1l,Jucly Dawson, Mcrrgrrrrcl DQWM Belly Ccrrlsorr Pvgrgy Darby Kr-rrl rrrlrr Alllr-rl C, lml-V Frrrqr-rw DUBOIS, Rolwferl Ccrlln lRow f3l Holv Dfrvrs Cory Cox Jcr1lcDvl:Ql1r Dorrzrl iw lfrrrrr' Pmsr-ll flnrlf Rorrrrlrlfflvrrsrrrfrrr,Br,'rrrr1lClCCrrlSOr1 lRow dl Tommy Drrwsorr,Jrrr11es Clrrrsly' lrrrww f r nl r l r .' rv r , J wlrrr Crwyrvf-, Hcrywrvfrd Del-lfryrzrr,DO'lulLlDfrvlS,D0r1Dlllbefli ,Lx 7 ll?ow ll-Lucy DeLeon, Argie Dirnas, Crystal Erickson, Judy Derbyshire, Eileen Decker, GarlFaitl1,Elida Alva, rada, Linda Bingan1an,lRow Ql-Loretta Fyans, Darlene Dean, Sonya Dye, Glenda Faulkner, Carolyn Floyd, Wanda Durham, Beneva Garner, Charles Farrice ll?ow 3lfBuddy Dickson, Reya Drone, Larry Fisher, Pat Dye Tom Griflln, Jimmie Estes, Roy Felts. lkaw All-Eddie Fitzgerald, Donald Dotson, Carol Gadberry, Bob ExHenry Floyd Doolittle, Ronnie Graleda, -f--an-pf lRow llfMary Garcia, Carol Glover, Marie Gilley, Joan Gulley, Judy Gettman, Mary Gueydan, Jean Guettler. lRow Ql-Cl'1uckGilstrap,Sue Brunnley, Linda Glau, Dolsy Gray, Pal Galvani, Jackie Harper. lRow 3l-- Flda Jean Hutchins, Pat Harris, Loretta Henry, Nrla Hansen, Betsy Hilton, Gayle Gardner, Howard Harlzick, Larry Grossi lkow Al-.larnes Gardner, Jordan Gaskin, Claude Gash, Jim Huston, Dennis Gilmore, Donnie Guy, Abel Gallegos lliow llACltristine Harrison, Peggy Hall, Lora Lee Hansen, Janice Howard, Donna Hasl1LMargaret Herrerai Muriel Heinrichs. lRow 21-Tommy Hill, Carol Habberley, Falubie Hernandez, .ludy Garcia, La June Hensley, Mickey Haertling, Claudine Hulst. lRaw 3l-Joe Hedgpetln, Louie Garcia, Ray Hubbard, Cres Hernandez Richard Hernandez, Bill Hayes, Leon Higgason. lRaw Al-David Hole, Harold Harwell, Ray Hagar, Melvin Heckrnan, Walter Howell, Lewis Hall, Gary Hageman,Ricl1ard Hansen, I .4 5 1Rcrw I1 1-Ncrndrr Krncrrrd, Mcrrlhfr Jcrcolno, Mcrry Ann Kohl Jcrclrro Kc1S0r,J0rrrCR Kronli, Wrlrrrrr Jolrnmn lRovr 21 lohn lKr1rrrrrr,Bf'vQrly Horfshorn, Morrlyn Kellry, loqrrrrrf' Honey, Frankie Mcrddox lRow 31 Torn Jcrcksorr llrrlr J-Jlrrruorr, George Johnson, Jean Hcrvens, Jonrcr- Jcrclrzon Myrcr Krrk. lRow 111 Torn lkrugrf, Eddrv Hm rnrrrrlr'1,Vrrlr1r Hr-rrefrrr Word H0lles0rr,FrPdllg1 lRfrw11 Mory Suv Lossley, Bcrboro Ervrn, Slello McConnell, Mrllrrv Lyles, Mury Morrrn luondro Mcrrlrnez, Jo Arrrr Mrfcllryy, Grrrge-r McDcrnnrel. lRow Q1 - Elmer Nrchols, Gcrry Mclielvcy, Adrono McKonnrr, Dnrlvno lf-wvl lrnrg, Belly Mmssrrrgrll, Palsy Myers, Cecelia Myers. lRow 31 John Oyler, Eddrfl Roflorson, Nodl Mrlvrnorr- lcrwrerrce Mcrrrrn, Johnny Lrles, Nolcrrr Laurence, Clrflord Mur1rhy,We7sley Naylor lRow 417- Rolwlwy Joe Pnss rrrrrrrf, Srrrry Nrrvcrrro Sharron Nelson, Carole Nrckel, Frank lozcrrro, Jmckro Melssvr Lrrrry Mrllr-r Eclwrn Mrrrwrhr-frd L. IRQW11 -Drmnn Nrxon, Ruby Peacock, Sherry Pormefer, Anno Pruerl, Felrso RUIZ,AAGFQGlClRC1f'l1llE7 Barbara Rrwrrr-r Grry Sloltmrlwrg, JoAnn Sullon, lRow 21--f Eddie Schrllrng, Rlrrrn Rogers, Norrnorr Rosvhrorrglr lno R00 Prrryvrrr Rfrnnre Rower, Alu Shohorcr, Eugvne PO1eere,Chr:sler Rerlly,lROW 31 Bob Senscbcrch, Alberf 5050, lrrlrr- Rrrlrrrrsorr, Dr-nrrrf. Olccrlr, Frcddre Prerce, Bradford Pelerson, Tony Revrlln,JcrrrKrrrgr,1Row 41- Burrel Low- rrrrrfz: Tlnrrrrrrr, Prrrrdf-rgrrrlr Leon Rosh, Leroy Perrrlle, Raymond Robrnson, Bobby Sreflorrsrerr, Doryl Susan S2 Us Y vu. 0,51 0 lRow ll-Virginia DeLuca, Jan Akers, Marilyn Thomason, Pat Wills, Lana Wenzel, Mary Skoyclahl, Bonnie Springer, Virginia Wood. lllow 21-Jacquie Weldon, Donna Strickler, Ninon Pelletier, Roma Snowder, Judy Winter, Evelyn Smith, Loretta Underwood, Jimmie Watson. lRow Sl-Martha Shrout, Chris Wasson, Scotty Watson, Sammy Sandoval, Richard Sassano, Monty Upshaw, Larry Wiley, Bob Wilkinson, Mary Shrout. lRow lil-Kenneth Spangler, Joey Spano, Billy Joe Thurman, Ralph Schroeder, James Wayne, Dick Tompkins, i RY 'Q it-1-.--s-.I 'F lRow ll-Darlene Klomp, Gwen Founders, lrene Leach, Peggy Perkins, Sara Moore, Joyce Jacoby, Barbara Pitts. lRow 21-Valerie O'Forrell, Kay Ann Eliason, Gladyce McKinney, Yvonne DuGranrut, Beverly Blown, June Chadwick. lRow 31-Frank Franco, Jerry Morgan, Mike Mouliot, Dudley Looper, Bill Rhodes, Larry Mongar. lRow Al-Charles Krikorian, Otto Long, Ronald McGugin, Tom Santich, Johnny Mabry. D -fb if HJ lRow llfCarole Watson, Lavon Spradin, Corene Schaeffer, JoAnn Wright, Margaret Smith, Alice Weber', Jean Turner, Virginia Sanchez, lRow Ql-Thelma Wages, Loretta Youngblood, Delores Tipton, Eleanor Saele, Carol Robinson, Gail Qualls, Nancy Tays, Carl Rosebrough. lRow 3l-Robert Ward, Tommy Thomas, Henry Van Wyhe, Gary Wyatt, Del Morris, Ray Standley, Oscar Uribe, Fred Stark, Bill Rhodes. lRow Al-Tom Santich, Tony Perez, Alez Uribe, Luther Seals, Santos Yanez, Toby Pipkin, Richard Nunn, Thomas Pettice. C? IQ? Row l Ruth Harris, Frances Bennett, Judy Scoville, Louise Vartonian, Patty Crane, Pot Palmer, Judy Smith, Linda Akers, Row 2: Don Young Hill Smith, Rickie Fvnnson, Marilyn Larsen, Leora Dukes, Tom Sturges Donald Womack- Row 3' Milre Collins Pat D e Ron McGu 'n C t , - 1 Y r Q' , Cl' Kimbley, Bill Massey, Larry Shatto, Arthur Verretg Row 4: Earl Crutchfield, Deward Buchanan, Don Smith, Robert Simpson, Ladell Walker, Bob Kerran, Bob Sensenbacl1,Donny Watson. . , . 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Z V ,,, V, V , i L . JF. I , q ' 7 J , L LQ -Nfl ' LL Q- 1, ry, ,Rf-X K. 'xx Dyk JC w t - 'Hx 1 Y 'jf , ,L 4 X L , -N Nfl-Lu PLL 'TF'7x'C'2Lff? J ' , iff fa F, - L 1 ix YM fy Rx V Q1 I ,fb cg, X gl lj ' M x,ZX,'3 Q1 1, ,J 'N 1,-N W' 'n 41 L'w'v?x k 'X GL x- CN A 3 X ' Q,l Q V Girls' League Officers: Janet Shohara, Secretary, Joan Walker, Vice President, Diane Riding, Song Leader, Diane Gassman, Musician, Advisers: Mrs, Coleman, Mrs. Gaines, Miss Varadian, LIZ SCOTT Following the Golden Rule, which is the motto of the Girls' League, this organiza- tion was formed to promote better under- standing and friendship among the girls ee of Clovis High School. The desirable qual- ities of health, knowledge, friendship, and character were chosen as the ideals of this club, to guide every girl through her high school days. Upon entering Clovis High School, each girl becomes a member of the Girls' League. Here she is welcome to join the many activities of the club throughout the year. These include a car- nival and dance in the spring, Blossom Day, and entering a float in the Clovis Day parade. ln May, the Mother's Day Tea is held in honor of the mothers of Clovis High students. At that time, officers for the coming year are installed in a beautiful candlelight ceremony. Council: Row li Donna Rowland, Janyce Johnson Cynthia Medley Rosie Espinoza Dlane Gassman. Row 2: Janet Shohara Diane Riding Liz Scott Joyce Ball Nancy Wheeler Joan Walker, Shirley McKelvey. C2 . 1.1.- W 9, x A j GIRLS' LEAGUE CARNIVAL L KING AND QUEEN N I' ,,. .1 y WS . , . A - 4 JB , . , Q- . b 1'2- ,L4 ,Q - of N .-f' f Y A ij., Q 4 ' , .ls 1 'Wi Q -. , -, Q A Q Lkyf 'E Q. M ix 1 . f , .. I .- BLOSSOM DAY QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS 5 'I .av . ' o L - all.,-gg., N- A , ,E E , R.. .- H .-I',,fV 1 -oLL,s-,..'l.n:i'- f 1.11:-----' '-- - BOYS' FEDERATION 1.,V . K i TN t . f 1. 5 . m,m' Q, .Q,, . 4 1 . ' . :X . N. sw Q tt, K ,f 5' i 1, 1. f'. LN-. xo ,4- Oflicersi Ken Fink, Jack Mattox, Vince Galvani, Coy Wells, Keogle Davis, 'E 'IRQ MR. GARTMAN Rally Men: Row lt D. Laird, D. Suson, J. rett, B. Holt. Row 2: D. McLemore, H. Banks, F. Buschbaum, B. Ford, A. Verret. The Boys' Federation is made up of all the boys at Clovis High School. It promotes school spirit and in- spires good sportsmanship among the members. Under the leadership of Terry Roberts and the group adviser, Mr. John Gartman, and through the efforts of the various committees, the Boys' Federation has set up a point system similar to that of the Girls' League. Fifty-point and one-hundred point awards are given to boys who have served on committees and have par- ticipated in extracurricular activities. Each year the organization arranges a monthly program of interest to the boys, constructs the large basketball schedule that is hung on the gymnasium, and makes wastepaper baskets for the school. Adviser 'll ki: 2 X f TERRY ROBERTS President l A. Lovelady, Secretary-Treasurer, J. Coutal, President, B, 4 Sholly, Vice President, ' MRS. GAINES Adviser A . . AA. Micvrnbeis-iltow l: J. Shohcira, J, Walker, S. Bouton, B, Howard, L. Burton, B. Edwards. Row 2: P. Radish, C, Reinert, L. Scott, Mudersbach, B. Sholly, J. Coutal. Row 3: M. Wright, T, Roberts, E. Kurrer, A. Lovelady, W. Scott. The National Forensic League is an honor so- ciety tor students participating in public speak- ing. This organization promotes the interests of interscholastic debate, oratory, and public speak- ing and encourages a spirit of fellowship. Membership is based on a point system. A stu- dent who has taken part in high school speech activities, who has earned the Degree of Merit lrequiring a total of twenty pointsl, and who ranks scholastically in the uppet two thirds of his class may become a member. The Degree of Honor requires fifty points, the Degree of Ex- cellence, one hundred points, and the Degree of Distinction, two hundred points. N.F.L. offers opportunities for gaining skill and experience that will prove ot lite-long value to its participants. .351 Winners of Degrees of Excellence and Distinction: Row l: Janet Shohara, Excellence, Liz Scott, Excellence, Albert Lovelady, Dis- liftCfi0ft: Row 2: Bob Sholly, Distinction, John Coufal, Distinction. D. I ' A i 69 l-.- 5 First-Semester Officers: Row l: Delton Shirley, Liz Scott, Nick Goldman. Row 21 Bev Bitter, Jerome Shain. 55251 'uf ng' lt ky a ,,. Second-Semester Officers: Row lz Judy Beiden, Bev Bitter. Row 2 Liz Scott, Jerome Shain. fl in -si 5 . s 4 ,L-1. f 2 :effl- llq urn 'lip Life Members: Row l: Donna Rowland, Nancy Williams, Diane Gassman, Janet Shohara, Virginia Johnsen. Row 2: Jerome Shain, d Karrer, Dave Scott, Nick Goldman, James Kelly, Gene Zellmer, Jerry Williams. NIM Kid' Advisersz Mr. Brandon, Miss Gunderson, The California Scholarship Federa- tion is an organization for the out- standing scholars of the school. To be- come a member a pupil must have at least ten points in his semester grades. Three points are allowed for an A and one for a B. Every semester the organ- ization attends a convention with other valley schools. They also have an ini- tiation party at the beginning of each semester. If a student during his last three years ot high school maintains membership for tour semesters, includ- ing one in his senior year, he will be- come a lite member. Second Semester Members Row T Nila Hansen Leanne Haney, Mary Ann Kohl, Crys Erickson. Row 2: Ninon Pelletier, Jackie Weldon, Bill At- kin, La June Hensley. 3' First Semester Frist Semester Members: Row l: Somdal, King, Shohara, Bitter, Preuss, Azlant, Smith, Gassrnan, Row 2: Sfrentz, Rowland, Wrlliams, Rrcling Srott, Heath, Gahuro, lawsan, Ostrander, Lucich, Williams, Row 3: Gooch, Thayer, Scall, Parks, Tullis, Wright, Bomnr, Rrnquest, Anderson Peclrrnpah, Coolr, Gaforth, Andreis, Mosely, Row 4: Shirley, Kelley, Shaun, Davis, Roberts, Elliott, Schell, Shaclclett, Zellmer, Goldman, Karrer Second Semester 1 W W I ,.- ui!! v-I 'X -EEE Sc-rand Semester Members: Row l: Scott, Lawson, Davis, Lane, Bitter, Matheson, Shohara, Williams , . , , Cnuman, Gulley, Daniels, Owens, Parks, Azlant, Heath, Anderson, Peckinpah, Row 31.lohnsen, Yee, Kohl, Wimer, Beiden, Anclreis, Moseley foolr, Ramnqc, Landreth, Gahura, Ballasg Row 4: Williams, Wright, Scott, Goldman, Curran, Kelley, Strentz, little, Roberts, Davis, Schelli Hollr1nrl,Shohrira,Karrer,Zellmer,Shain. , Rowland, Bonner' Row 2- Clawson F. H. A. JOYCE BALL President - F' Advisers: Mrs. Coleman, Miss Harms. bl -- J -C 1, ' I all 4 I 1 'l 4 15 yt., f,4. lun Qjv Officers: Row ln H. Leiblein, Parliamentarian, J, Ball, Pres., T, Vir en Historian, Row 2: L. Davis, Vice Pres., D. Reelcs, Treasurer, Elenore Hole Secretary. The Future Homemakers ot America have com' pleted their ninth year at Clovis Union High School. The club is for girls interested in be- coming better homemakers of the future. Any girl who has had one semester of home eco- nomics is eligible tor membership One of the highlights In their eventful year is the Christmas tea, presented in honor of the girls mothers At the tea the girls model the garments they have made in sewing classes and serve food they have prepared in cooking classes Other Items on the annual agenda are the many banquets arranged and served by the girls, the snow party held lomtly with the Fu ture Farmers of America and a state convention Y Q .42 ,,......., v Members: Row 1: Doolittle, Lancaster, Thomson, Parker, DeWitt, Guettler, Row 2: Vega, Weber, Pruitt, Wood, Turner, Johnson DeLeon, Fenner. ir, 1 sb fv Raw li larclla Matlock, Judy Castor, Laverne Thomason, sf Q? Q 'L Q Margie Billner, Nance Bouton, Margie Moxley, Row 2: Laluana Gadberry, Donna Fxlflenry, Pat Rudgeley, Emma Neal, Darlene Klomp, Marie Bridges, Rita Fry, Margo Parmeler. O EWS 'B-X Row l. Rosolene Surumarco, Louise Clause, Darlene Clnwson, Donna Svrickler, Carolyn Floyd, Lorella Yo r 1 or x, Ma? 753. fl 3 ' . V -, , C G. i - Klornp, Elaine Munier, Sandy Fine, Ann Ballhropg Row 2: Betsy Blaine, JoAnn ungblood, LoreNa Henry. 73 l Officers: Row l: Gary Eiclcermon, Pres., Tom Dunkel Re porter, Bill Bennett, Vice Pres., Row 2: Ralph Jones Sec., Pete Radish, Sentinelg Dave Cobb, Treasurer The F.F.A. is one of the most active organizations at Clovis Union High School. It consists ot young men inter ested in agriculture as a vocation. They are continually learning new methods by which they can master the science of farming. Members ofthe Future Farm ers of America have developed many practical, time saving projects in the agriculture shop. Most of the members have livestock or other projects which they exhibit at fairs and other places where agricultural products are ds played. Members Row l J Bridges R Gibbs G EICkETmOf1 B McConnell W Marsh, G. Bailes, D. Leonard, Row 2: J. Moore, D Mont gomery D Cobb P Radish R Strrclcler A Wilmoth C Maus A Lovelady, Row 3: J. Nicklas, E. Thomas, B. Bennett, B. Munrer Hale mett aslowski I nkel o w 4: B. Kilgore, B. Sargent, D. Rice, D. Aslcins, B Jo ,,,,,,o,,..,,,u id QV?- ,J-.,,, -.f I Z fnrculmnclf. Row lg Plerce, DeW1lt, Murphy, Oylcr, Mclemore, Engevrnan, Gallegos, Row 2: Prligliano, Felks, llg, Hollis, Carter, fmugwlouqo, larkson, Pclrellr, Slurgesg Row 3: Summers, Chrrsly, Dclalmr, Vcrrel, Carlson, Hagerman, Sasso, Jarnagan, Hanson, Wrllmms, Smlllv, Clwurflv, Row A Brown, Howell, Mcsicr, Race, lance, Conner, Ball, Balmer. 'X C lb 49'-J 'Qs' 1 76 G. A. A. JANICE HARBICK President Ofticers: Row L: Nancy Bouton, Publicity Manager, Sally Boutan, Vice President, Row 2: Wanda Bailes, Point Chairman, Donna Ext-lenry, Sec- retary, Not pictured: Pat Strame, Treasurer. ir' ua . ,Q N' . af .iv ,A ts, -. Ww Members: Raw if J. Derbyshire, A. McConnell, S. Somdal, L. Clouse, H. Morrison, A. McKenna, S. Andrews, l. Calderon, Row 17 A, Eerumen, E. Quintana, J. Scoville, R, Rosner, E, Vega, L. Nilsen, J. Lopez, S. Garcia, C. Bernal, Row 3: A, Weber, B. Blaine Wright, H, Leiblein, A. Mawry, D. Kiomp, C. Busch, M. Herrera. Y is e Advisers. Miss Bucka, Miss Lancaster. The Girls' Athletic Association is for girls who want to participate in competitive sports. Aided by their adviser, they learn friendship and sportsmanship. The organization has set up a point system whereby its members may receive awards for time and energy they put into sports activities. X t BLOCK MR, FAGES Adviser ft' 1 Second-Semester Officers: Row lr Dennis Houx, Vice President Jack Mottox, President, Kent Bishop, Secretary, Row 2: Marvin Stone, Mike Wardell, Fred Strome, Ronnie Smith, Sergeants at Arms, 1 all BLOCE C MEMBERS .fi 1 V L First-Semester Officers: Glenn Baker, President, Jack Mattox, Vice President, Ken Standlev. Paul Thurman. Seraeants at Arms. Headed by its presidents, Glenn Baker and Jack Mattox, and advised by Coach Albert Fages, Block C is an organization of lettermen who have earned their blocks in interscholastic sports. Its purpose is to stimulate school spirit, co-operation, and high standards of sportsmanship. Among many activities, Block C ar- ranges football programs and listens to guest speakers from the field of athletics. This year the society adopted a constitu- tion, among the provisions of which is the standardization of lettermen's sweaters and awards. CLOVIS COMMERCIAL CLUB L i ' 'ire . l Mt NUI tllll' E335 -. .N- The Clovis Commercial Club was organized in i953 and has grown out of the Future Business Leaders of America, a national organization. This organization gives business students a better and more complete understanding of American business, and develops leadership. The club officers are as follows: President, Vice President, Secretary-Treasurer, and Histor- ian. There are two standing committees. The advisers are Mr. Fuller and Mrs. Bliss, both bus- iness teachers. Membership is limited to business maiors. Any student who has taken, or is taking, two bus- iness courses may apply for membership. W 4. . :I 'S' Members, Row lf A. Turner, S. Owens, P. Doolittle, J. Johnson, K. Fink, A. Coronado, D. Ronell, A. Calderon, Row 2, L. Thompson, D. Carmack, C. Poage, V. Johnson, P. Fink, D. Johnson, R. Eastham, C. Petty, C. Bryant, Row 3, M. Horton, M. Howard, E, Rangel, B. Hammond, B. Price, L. Clark, P. Kern, B. McMindes, R. Preuss, D. Reeks, D. Pinner, J. Rice. Advisers: Mr. Fuller, Mrs. Bliss. The Art Society was organized to arouse and further an interest in art. Members of the group do practical art work for the school, as well as for such occasions as fairs and rodeos. Each year an exhibit of work done by the society will be arranged. Also each year an award of some kind will be given to the most outstanding student in the organization. To be qualified to receive the award, a person must have shown evidence of sportsmanship, must have an A average in art, and must have contributed considerable time to the activities of the club. Membership is based on a marked interest, and a high scholastic average, in art. One other requirement is an average of at least a C+ in all classes. The club is not restricted to students of Clovis High School, but is open to alumni, and even others, who show a serious interest in the obiectives of the society. THE ART SOCIETY ...pt Members: 2: C. Baker, W. Elster, J. Wells, L. Anderson, B. Ke 3 Row 1, N. King, M. Riley, Vice President, Bev. Byrns, President, M. Moxley, Treasurer, Row ller, J. Landreth. SCIENCE CLUB Veep. Row l: Berle Beliz, Jim Coviello, Jan Smith, Dave Scaff, Jeffrey Niclclas, Row 2: Harvey Strmisla, James Kelly, Jon Sturgill, Ken Buck, Edward Losson, Gene Zellmer, MGC Wright. The Science Club is an organiza- tion of students interested in science as a career. Its purposes are to create interest in the causes of things, to in- crease knowledge, to improve self- expression, to develop respect for the rights of others, and to lay foun- dations of character on which lives of real service can be built. Club was state-wide movement to increase the number of students planning to enter the teach- ing profession. Its membership is open to all Clovis High School students with an interest in the field of educa- tion, Through an active and construc- tive program, it stimulates interest in this profession and guides its mem- bers toward the goal of a teaching COYCGK The Future Teachers formed os a part of the xf 05 019 .fit Officers: Row l: Jim Coviello, Paint Chr., Janice Smith, President, Row 2: Jon Sturgill, Secretary, Gene Zellmefl MR. OLIVER Adviser FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Row lg Linda Rhodes, Pat Renna, Sally Bauton, Sandy Goforth, Beverly Bitter, Dorita Bingaman, Donna Rowland: Row 2: Sheila Bower, Clara Spano, Judy Williams, Wanda fiailes, Magdalena Surby, Nancy Arange, Row 3: Phil Parks, Diane Riding, Janice Har- bick, Judy Lamonica, Veldonna Tullis, Charlene Imperatrice, Max Bishop, Row 4: Mac Wright, Savina Faoro, Roxie Whitney, Janet Fairchild, Nancy Williams, Dorothy Broclrs, Emma Neal, Row 5: Tony Vega, David Scaff, Jack King, Neal Williams. Advisers: Miss Gunderson, Mr. Tucker. It K 79 STUDENT COURT X Row l Ed Korrer, Tony Castro, Carol Lloyd, Pot Dennis, Dove Scott, Buddy Woggoner, Row 2: Nick Goldman, Dale Lowery, Bill Hen- richs Don Rohde, Ruben Borrios, Don Tipton, Ronnie Smith. The student court, under the supervision of Mr. Lee Clark, is made up ot students. The court cites anal tries students for violations of school rules. lt sets up the regulations for all those driving cars to school. The purpose of the organization is to have students try other students for their wrong doings, thus giving the prosecutor a chance to look at the wrong doing from the viewpoint of the doer. .A Officers of Student Drivers: Tony Castro, President, Carol Lloyd, Secretary, Ronnie Smith, Vice President. X ' 5 x 5 S., s THE FUTURE NURSES' CLUB +4 .HSI-m Row l Barbara Fowler, Secretary, Arra-Etta Denman, Program Chairman, liz Scott, President, Marilyn Parks, Vice President, Sharon Ferris Treasurer, Row 2: Program Committee Joan Walker, Winnie Heath, Sandie Baranzelli, Joyce Ball, Diane Riding Founded this year at Clovis High School, the Future Nurses' Club is for Sophomore, Junior and Senior girls who are interested in nursing as a profession, lt gives a girl a chance to find out whether nursing is really the career she wants to follow. Through an active program consisting ot mov' ies, field trips, lectures, and discussions, it pro- vides extremely valuable information to help the future nurse to plan her life's work. The purpose of the Junior Statesmen's Club is to discuss current issues, to provide better leadersip and citizenship, and to carry out con- structive proiects. The club is composed of a group of young people who are interested in world events. At their meetings they discuss recent national and international problems. This organization develops tomorrow's leaders. JUNIOR STATESMEN 98 'ig ,Wynn 1 A. Row l: Jeffrey Nicklus, John Coufal, Bob Sholley, Row 2: Edgar Manherz, Bud lovelady, MR. TUCKER Adviser MRS FISK Adviser A CAPPELLA , -si - - - B Row l, Linda Rhodes, Sheila Bower, Judy Williams, Margie Cox, Pat Bishop, Deanna Pounds, Janet Ball, Elda Jean Hutchins, Willene Filce, Shirley Owens, Carol Reinert, Doris Simpson, Margie Atkinson, Row 2: Barbara Wright, Diane Gassrnon, Wanda Boiles, Chris Terrell, Barbara Brannon, Marian Sanders, Nancy King, Judy Monera, Lorna Myers, Ann McConnell, Anita Sislc, Carol Mclntyre, Joyce Boll, Margie Moxley, Row 3, Liz Scott, Nancy Daniels, Charlene lrnperatrice, Anita Beier, Camille Pelletier, Diane Riding, Yoshiko Toni, Toni Cyilio, Janctto Gohura, Dorothy Sancllin, Pot Strorne, Pat Hunter, LaJuana Cyadberry, Row 4: Lee Smith, Tex Cox, Vol Hunter, Ken Standley, Paul Beam, Bill l-leniichs, .lack Mottox, George Roessler, Ruben Barrios, Louie Catalla, Kathy Van Wyhe, Sandy Fine, Row 5: Dorman Baker, Lee Vogan, Dick Sandlin, Jerry Williams, Mac Wright, Melvin Speake, Henry Rosenthal, Don Chrisman, Ronnie Srnith, Kent Bishop, Junior Johnson, Willard Speiser, Lowell Baldwin, Row 6, Larry Pruett, Tracy Pope, Don Slokey, Monty Upshow, Charles Davis, Neal Williams, Leonard Smith, Larry Smith, Jim Wenzel. Mrs' Edwolds' Dlleclol The A Cappella choir is a group of students interested in vocal music. Boys must have taken at least one semester at boys' chorus before tak- ing A Cappella. Girls must have tak- en one year ot girls' chorus. Each year, together with the choirs ot other schools in the Fresno area, the A Cappella participates in the spring music festival. For the past three years the festival has talc- en place on our own Clovis campus, This year the group enioyeol the experience of trips to Berkeley and Stockton. Choir Council, Row l, Pot Hunter, Yoshilro Toni, Diane Riding, Leonard Smith, Camille Pelletier, Judy Williams, Row 21 Ronnie Srnith, Carol Reinert, Diane Gassrnan, Sheila Bower, Carol Mclntyre, Row 3: Lee Smith, Lowell Baldwin, Charles Davis, Dorman Baker, Jerry Williams. A ' 1, ,,i,'71 Af' - 1 17- V A nn.. Xl nh n ' .,. .,- QMS! 2 ' uw-'xfknfgk 1 T Q Sf? 1 ll U 1 A I D . Q3 , 1 K, . vw - 44 1 Q' ' V' l 1 V Majorettes: Row lf Joan Gulley, Johnson, Verna Lambert. INSTRUMENTAL MUSI l .- Tif r 05,3 Band Members: Row lg Bitter, Flint, Row 2, Parks, Pyburn, Hageman, Scriven, Parmeter, Roberts, Beach, Parks, Seale, A. Miller, P, Miller, Strmiska, Row 3: Zellrner, Hubert, Lossley, Massey, Martin, B. Miller, Bomar, Petty, Lane, Ogilvie, McFarland, Brown, Row 4, Faoro, DeLuca, Long, Schoeder, Kern, Baker, Brocks, Buck, Tullis, Milnes, Sherban, Row 5: Shirley, Smith, Habberly, Mercer, Johnsen, Scafl, Atkin, Mesple, Cressman, Peckham, Erickson, Row 6: Cook, Pyle, Pickle, Brocks, Smith, McKay, Cook, Brockett, Clark, Bridges, Heath, Row 7: Green, Kelly, McKinney, Floyd, Beam, McMindes, Hernandez, Griffin, LeBlanc, Penner, Hudson, Row 8: Wright, Tipton, Boker, Schell, Wright, Nelson, Qu1ntana,Harrrson,Williams. Mr. Freeman, Director .wk ' lf' vt: H75 Row 2: Joyce Statham, Anita Sisk, Nancy Haydon, Jeannie Q Y t Drum Maior: Harvey Strmiska y . ll v . F -,A ,. M fr, in-'Url 'Ti -!ff ','f1 N -. A: ' i '5 --.hr lf? 4, - , ' .It Ls-. . -.. r . ' iiifhfel- ,, - c gf l A f-- .3 .'f- 11-54.-'isf'-s ff . ' - .. -r .T T Yit- L- ,als -i.'xv:1f5,--d'?. '- ' , r . t -. -W' C--1 ' . - -1- we A- ' 'YE' K- c Letter Girls' Veda Luhm, Lois Smith, Judy Lamonica, Sandie Talbot, Margie Bartuccr, Sally Bouton. -ff-' ' I -. 'rl 1, 11 ,, T'X,.Ag. Row 6 Flint, Porrneter, Scrrven, P, Parks, Beach. Left rear: Mr. Freeman, Director. v Q ,gm Orchestra Pianist, M Parks, Row lr Bomar, Durby, Habberley, Row 2:Tullis, Ballas, Cox, Woods, Brocks, Simpson, Bristow, Row 3: Scott, Milncs, Peckham, Shcrbon Pritchard, Miller, McFarland, Row 4: Cook, Brockett, Laymance, Row 5 Bitter, Green, Baker, Williams, Collins, A The spirit of Clovis High School is embod- v. -10 ied in the excellent arrangements of our col- orful band. Representing our school with 36 colors blue and gold, our band parades with ,QV ' an enthusiasm that carries over to the athletic 7 field to cheer our players on to victory. An ' ' active and essential part of our schools ' music department, the band participates in V ' music festivals and contests at home and V 2 away. Each spring, the best in music and en- L' . I tertainment is provided for students, parents, i i i and friends, in the annual Band Show. The co- ' ' operation and hard work ot the students A 5 worthy results manifested in the many accom- plishments of our Clovis High School band. Band Ollicers: Row lg B. Bitter, Treasurer, V. Tullis, President, Row 21 M Parks, Vim Prrsirlent, P Parks, Parade Manager: S. Fcioro, Secretary. BS under expert direction have brought praise- 1 NATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY I sail' Pl is lll'l L t x 1. ----- ..........i..., 1. ig I H 1. 4 s we Row 'If Sandra Lawson, Sandy Jo Ellis, Wanda Bailes, Jan Harbiclr, Sandra Somdal, Barbara Roland, Row 2: Barbara Ervin, Joan Walker, Liz Scott, Beverly Howard, Arra-Etta Denman, Bobs Azlant, Louise Clouse, Carole Reinert, Row 3: Shirley McKelvey, Neal Williams, Dave Scaff, Nick Goldman, Lee Smith, John Coufal, Mac Wright. Adviser: Mrs, Provance Reinert, Scribe, Babs Azlant, Secretary. Not pictured: Pat Strome Officers: Arra-Etta Denman, President, Lee Smith, Veep, Carole Treasurer, rf 9'l 4 J, This club was created this year at Clovis High. lt was created for the benefit of students who are interested in drama. To be eligible for membership, a student must have earned ten points in accord- ance with a merit system set up by the national organization. After a person is admitted to the club, he may accumulate more points until he has earned a total of sixty. Then he will be awarded the honor bar. The National Thespian Society has begun as a new club, organized for the appreciation of drama, but surely it will continue in future years with even more enthusiastic members. Honor Members: Row l: Shirley McKelvey, Pat Strame, Row 2: Janice Hur IR L.:-i. An.. cs.- n-........ LE COUGAR'S GROWL vin., Q ,P JUDY BEIDEN Editor First Semester Otficers: Left to right: M. Riley, J. Shohara, L. Green, C. Wells, H. lopez, N. Wil' liams, J. Woodell, B. Henrichs, R. Barrios, B. Byrns. SANDIE TALBOT Assignment Editor ! ...,., .. . .... . ..... . ,... . ... ..... -. h ! .Q ' J. ,- ' 5 'GJ D. McLemore, M. Hill, D. Johnson, Mrs. Duffield, A. Gonzales, J. Coufal, F. Woodard, M. Spealze, J. Turner, B. Phebus, R. Wofford, R. Sirimarco. COY WELLS GLENN BAKER Business Manager Assistant Editor The Cougar's Growl is the weekly newspaper. lt is written and put out by the students enrolled in iour- nalism. This paper not only gives all the school news free to the student body, but also gives the iournalism students much practice in news writing. Members of the staff learn the ways and costs of advertising, and the reasons why some advertisers don't advertise reg- ularly. Being on the Cougar's Growl staff has given many students a great deal of experience which will be useful to them when the time comes for them to obtain a iob. Yell Leaders: Janet Steph- enson, Randeau Penner Beverly Howard. Pep Girls: J. Coffey, M. Caine, L, Matlock, J. Johnson, C. Medley, J. Waodell, T. Mitchell, C. lmperatrice, C. Pelletier, J. Brase. I Qi Qi! . -6 sam Rally Committee. Row 1: Pelletrer, Johnson, Waodell, Fenner, Stephenson, Niere, Beiden, Row 2: Parks, Zellmer, Coulal, Goldman, Mclielvey, Williams, Matlock. 5?- On the evening ot January 7, 1955, the public was invited to the dedication ceremony for the magnificent new Clovis High School gymnasium, pictured on this page. The principle speeches were macle by Mr. Earl Smittcamp, Mr. Charles Preuss, ot the Board ol Trusteesg Mr. Walter Martin, County Superintendent ot Schools, and Dr. Arnold Joyal, president ot Fresno State College. A general introduction was made by our own Superintendent and Principal, Mr. W. T, Atlcin. ffzfe 21104 DR. JOYAL MR. SMITTCAMP F h1-,:GJs-- ' , VARSITY FOOTBALL i Q iw T3 1' L 2 Bl Y , . iw, gill, ,f 'V ., A 4' Q ff?'t . is ' S'-if Zsl' 6' We ii 13 Vu ROW l-D. Noel, R. Smith, V. Hunter, P. Thurman, E. Dau, B. Lankford, K. Bishop, L. Little, H. Ray, M, Bishop, K. Pipes, T. Strentz. Row ZJM. Trammel, L. McQuone, B. Estep, M. Stone, W. Luhm, M. Sosa, L, Conner, J. Cochrum, Roger Nelson, G. Tatham, R. Brentz, J. Burke, J. King, J. Herrera. ROW 3-M. Wardell, J. Mattox, D. Hokett, E. Yanez, F. Herrera, M. Mechem, F. Armenta, F. Strome, T. Maslowski, Richard Nelson, L. Ross, B. Pritchard, B. Bennett, M. Barnes, Manager Steward. .. ,.,,.......-.-----... Row l-G. Tatham, R.E., M. Wardell, R.T., M. Stone, RG., B. Pritchard, C., J. Cochrum, L.G., J, Mattox, L.T., J- HSVVSVU, L.E. ROW 2-M. Bishop, QB. Row 3-R. Smith, RH., P. Thurman, R.H., K. Bishop, F.B., K. Pipes, L.H, FOOTBALL To me, football is the greatest American sport, for it gives more boys an opportunity to excel in a highly competitive activity than any other. By no other means can a boy fill his being with courage, energy, and desire, and let it explode for 48 minutes, gaining so much good from it as on the football field. lf we were to iudge our past season only by its wins and losses, we wouldn't consider it very successful, but there is much more derived from playing the game, the score tells only a small part of it. The way a boy lives, the way he talks, the way he trains, and the way he learns to get along with others will stay with him much longer than anything else we can teach. The group l coached this year was a very fine bunch of boys, and l know that each of them, whether a senior or an underclassman, will succeed if he focuses his sights high. Winning will be a part of his life.-Coach Hutchinson. 2 V, Mme Wmrdell -I an X M1lforwBGlnc5 YN Tom Mnslowskn 'r J Ken Papas Y' at M01 Bldwop F5 1 Kent Bwlmp l 'S x N Elvin Dum ig-Q2 KZ 9? X A Jud Mmiox C 1 Y 'I 4 -1 , f:-352 if.: 'i ,lelw Codvvurn JUNIGR VARSITY FOOTBALL L. WoVIoce A, Espinoza D. Houx R, Stondley J. Bchner T Cox ,1 I L, Trczmmeil B. McLaren D. Rogers Mueller F Dooluffle J Mendoza iii M H. Rosenthal B FOOTBALL lRow ll-T. Cox, J. Mendoza, D. Rogers, D, Houx, B. McLaren, D, Wordell, L. Gonzales, P. Hogan, D. Cobb V. DeFehr. lRow 21-CS. Cox, D. Morris, C. Baker, R, Rose, R, Slandley, F. Doolittle, J. Mueller, K. Davis, L. Wal lace, A. Espinoza, J. Bohner, S. Cruz. lRow 3l-J. Billolbci, F. Dau, J. Ulsh, L. Cruz, L. Trammell, J. Thciyer,J DeFehr, P. Collins, M. Mouliof, L. Shain, U, Marsh, B. Atkin. lRow Al-L. Hall, J. Hedgpefh, T. Jackson, R, Jones P. Turner, O. C. Morlin, R. Sfrickler, E. Sassono, D. Cochrurn, F. Buschboum, J. Gaskin, D. Rosh. -Ala lRow ll-McLaren, Wallace, Gonzales, Hogan, Cobb, Rose, DeFehr. lRow Ql-Houx. ll?ow 31-Cox, Mendozo Rogers. lllxl 1,1 if A BASKETBALL These are your champions, the Clovis High School Varsity hoopsters, the pride and ioy of the entire stu- dent body. But, as everyone should know, these boys could not possibly have won the league championship without the infinite patience and capable coaching on the part of our Vice Principal-Coach, Mr. Leland Clark. The Cougar big five, composed of Waggoner, Burke, Bennett, Barnes and Tipton, went undefeated in the first half, and in doing so set a school scoring rec- ord by routing Dos Palos 80 to 49. ln the second round of the Northern Sequoia Division the Cougars were tripped up by Sanger 44 to 40 for their only loss in league competition, thus finishing the season with a 9-l record. , L ' 'if H ll X' , R4 Vi -S A' .., as g Wd gf xv,-Z, 4 z .' :Nix X but Lk .1 . li WR' ll - , l N it Q Qllrmx l fy ft it S1 it K Q W I ,.1 1,5 1 y . ji if tst i f S 4 QB x I 'is t -. I ki - -'hug L ,1 is y V I 4-129:11 A g' A v , tts 4 lig. SN itllxyt.. tilts tp ix. f xjg ggi 4, J f l 5 xx 1 L VAR dy W r, Don Tipton, d B t D lb Tp M t T d H k, Elvin Dau, Mo g 'T Y. xx 1 xft, .N X F2 . ul J Xl JB W z 'xx X U M f i ' B BASKETBALL B TEAM-T. Cox, L, Cruz, A. Hogan, E. Futzgerold, D. Houx, P. Hogan, H. Sfrenlz, C. Parker, J. Kruzic, J. Mueller, D. Wood, L. Llllle, L. Slwerbon, S, Cruz, F. Doolltfle. MANAGERS: J. Ulslw, R. Sfrlckler, J. Billulbo. .3 ., 1' f . Q- ,z N . . . ' A L ' H . - li' 1 2 li L lf l.5Pf?4'B . L . S CQ, . Q B B ft Q... 'flrr i 14 . N ,j ' ,QQ V l u 3-5!K4M'Lf' 1 S COACH TOM CLARK C AND D BASKETBALL J AM Hum' BPISHJW, Copmm, lRow TT O Read l. Gorcm, T Kvuzvc, B Brmow, R ExHemy, B WW JPUWPJ L Hwqgnsmv D ClUpp,B PC'ISSYVTOlP,J Bvookswl MTM. Cm-.CH Jams 5 D TEAM RANDEAU PFNNER,Coptcw1.QRow IT D JOhITS10l1,L.GVOSSI,R Penne: J Huxley, B Cook QRQW 2 A CImk,E VGYfjI!S,,l Thurman, B HOWETI,E.SChIHIl'lQ,D..IODITiOY1, A BAS EBALL VARSITY BASEBALL 'l, A-.Q l.ll.l.l .I Raw lz Dawson, Alvarado, F. Dau, Bernardoni, K. Bishop, Robinson, Pipes, Barrios, Assistant Coach, Row 2: E. Dau, Hammock low ery Brocliett, Keeney, Waggoner, M. Bishop, Dunkel, Manager. After a slow start, the Clovis Varsity Baseball team, tutored by Coach Al Fages, assisted by Ruben Barrios, hit top form midway in the season. Spearheaded by the timely hitting of veterans Buddy Wagoner, Ted Hammack, and Kent Bishop, and Fres- no High newcomers Cloyce Keeney and Fred Dau, the Cougars had a very success- ful season. Max Bishop, a senior, and Cliff Bernar- doni, a sophomore, handled most of the pitching chores, with David Robinson, a southpaw, always ready for relief. The top fielding of Dale Lowery behind the plate, Ted Dawson, at second base, and Dennis Houx in the outfield were consid- erable factors in the Cougars' success. Much credit should go to LeRoy Brockett, Albert Alvarado, Ken Pipes, and Elvin Dau, who were always ready to step in when- ever they were needed. r 3 . . .. :::.r-N .1 '!', . 1 I R - .s.f-ffrzennnuez'-'LPWA . . 'lfqs-QQ . . inn, ry . J my .-. ., ,., . .ag lf ,f ,f A .- T'-... r S A--' COACH FAGES l H9 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL :pp 6 .J1 Rowl Reully Manager Garcua Spano Dooluttle Grossn, Freer, Gonzales Hedgpeih Hogan Row 2 Crutchfveld Manager Bretz Sfrentz Prlfchard Hubbard Lamphler Rash Ross Neison, Williams,EH1ridge JY ggxqkfwl 1 yj coAcH JONES Adfytdbyf wk! ,mb PJ WF fbw !l1wj55wV'?I TENNIS tim v l: . Scott, B. Fowler, J. Moseley, F. Hunter, S. McKelvey, Miss Bucka, Assistant Coach, Row 2: .A I 4 J. Kruzic, G. Eickerman, J, Dowell, B. Dowell, D. Shirley, P. Hilton, V. Hunter. ig' ' Q , - Y N 1' A if J x i, A J' 'T' r ng, . VE . . , A5521 A TOM CLARK 1 Coach N fs ' i I . , 1 I 'ix 1 LIZ SCOTT Girls' Singles 1 .E rx xll nh' I ,V ,U .X AW i . l i.. M8 BARBARA FOWLER, VAL HUNTER Mixed Double: l 5- ii J 1 - i rg- if , AL 5? . is . ,lnx 4 K Uxpr x Q 4 1, f BOBBY DOWELL, DELTON SHIRLEY Though lacking experience, with a little luck the tennis team had a fairly good year. They played Reedley, San Joaquin Memorial, Selma, Sanger, and Dos Palos. Gary Eickerman took the spotlight in boys' singles. Bobby Dowell and Delton Shirley played boys' doubles. Barbara Fowler and Val Gene Hunter played mixed doubles. Liz Scott played girls' singles. Pat Hunter and Janet Mosley played girls' doubles. ' 1 F fi.. i 'r '-'i 17 ' lim JANET MOSELEY, PATT HUNTER GARY EICKERMAN, JERRY DOWELL Girls' Doubles Boys' Singles I' l x if B t 1WXW!Migs2 A TRACK V ' ..., 5 I ' bA ' LJIKLL Q ilfi nif k,11i 2 im., 4 i 7' nz,-Mi -' . - . , if- 7 2, ,. z, - ' illg, A . ,My-Q was .vw ,f.1. f W - . , . ,, . X, qpqlprl Sdifiwliiwliiicxk-5I'X1f' A Q 2 l Row In Jewell, Moss, Caudle, Tathum, Thurman, Guardiancic, Arrnaz, Speake, Row 2: Cox, Manager, deBues, Coalson, Matrox, Wardell Stone Ynez, Herrera, Mechem, Rodriguez, manager. Coach George Kastner and assistants Allen Hutchison and Fred Peters enioyed a very good track season this year. Paul Thurman took the spotlight as an all around man. His mast effective events were the hurdles and the dashes. Also participating in the dashes was Frank Herrera, another iunior. Outstanding seniors on the track squad were Jess Herrera, who improved in the 880 with every meet, Ken Fink, always a hustler, in the 440g and Art Arnoff, Carl Coalson and Jim Burke, in the pole vault. Clovis boasted a very outstanding boy in Mike Wardell for the weight events. Wardell now holds the record in the shotput, and threatens the discus mark. Gerald Tatham and Nick Goldman did excellent jobs of high-iumping for Clovis. Dave White helped lead Class B to a highly successful season. Class B won the Reedley lnvitational Track Meet. I z-pi ji-'-' 3'5- fu ., as CLASS B TRACK , ' 4s. nf i l Row l: Verret, Mueller, Eliason, Chaccn, Garcia, Sherbon, Sholly, Frazer, Row 2: Cobb, L. Cruz, Vega, Moorhead, Beam, Cochrum, Deck McKay, Wallace, Row 3: Garcia, Mendoza, Sassano, DeFel1r, S. Cruz, Banks, Rogers, Horron, Healh, Collins, Manager. . x nw n- in-1 i' A jvgwpf . ix . , .A , lff,ffK4.f, 5: SS 'f.,,, L . 33,1 L - A fr A ,,, ,y rms..- .-,fr--au., ., . - 35 , N-W, ,,,.. M , , gtgwzr-L55 Qi 1 K I' ' , l l W W- , i 5 . .v I V 1 1 . Y It w s 4 L- ,lf 5 C , i HT ' . .JV - A . 'Q W liii-F-542: LV Q' nn s or .. or 106 M CLASS C TRACK ZX -n.- l Row l: Navarro, Blclreley, Boker, Thurman, L. Bush, Hollesen, Row 2: Corley, D. Bush, Reilly, Sheets, Sorkision, Oyler, Garrison no rib -. , x SWIMMING -V sm Row t: Bogosian, Pyle, Cook, Shain, Kuran, Sturgill, Strickler, Parker, McCIaren, Atkin, Beach, Little, Catallo, Fitzgerald, Breckenridge, Row 2: Beier, Gotorth, lmperatrice, Stover, Bouton, Shadowens, Whitney, Markus, Namen, Camarota, Lewis, McKenna, Mudersbach, Turner, Nickle, Welsh, Puryear, Gilligan, Strome, Looper, Markus, Strickler, Brisendine, Renna, Wright, Dixon, Evans, Row 3: Glau, Mitchell, Medley, Bush, Nixon, Virgin, Barnhard, Hilton, Bonner, Mowry, Morrison, Baker, Skavdahl, McDonald, Bailes, Caine, Row A: McQuane, Booth, Harris, Klomp, Ake, Jones, Jimenez, Nelson, Moses, Roebuck, Green, Hageman, Wright, Parks, Manager, Stewart, Manager, Billalba, Manager. Swimming is a sport that brings out the best competitive spirit of boys and girls alike. Racing tor a fast relay or tor distance is a hard and tiring, but rewarding ex- perience, tor all who participate. Under the capable coaching of Miss Betty Lan- caster, this year's team boasted a number of very good swimmers, including Barbara Wright, Lee Moses, and Bill Henrichs. The team was a worthy representative of Clovis High School. Jan Looper, Pat Strome, Barbara Wright Mike Booth X ii Lee Moses, Richard Greene COACH LANCASTER Donna Strickler TUMBLING Lett side: Mike Booth, Jim Bridges: Right side: Lloyd Little, Wesley Anderson: Pyramid: Row l: Jim Morris, Roger Conner, Don Noel, Art Arnoll, Carl Coalson: Row 2: Jack Harrington, Eldon Biggs, Lee Moses, Vernon DeFehr, Row 3: Frank Harris, Wilson Marsh, Don McLemore, Row 4: Ross Andrews, Harold Shrout. Because of the new facilities set up by our new gymnasium, Clovis has provided a tumbling program for the boys. The main purpose of this sport is to develop better co-ordin- ation in the body. The boys, under the supervision of Coach Allen Hutchison, gave up part ot their lunch hour to practice so that they would be ready to per- lorm during halftime activities at basketball games. The popularity of this sport at Clovis is growing rapidly, and it will probably be an important part of the physical education program next year. Pyramid: Mike Booth, Art Arnofl, Wilson Marsh, ln air: Don Noel: Back row: Frank Harris, Wesley Anderson, Eldon Biggs, Roger Conner, Harold Shrout, Vernon DeFehr Lloyd Little, Lee Moses, Carl Coalsori, Jack Harrington, Jim Morris, Ross Andrews, y OUR CHAMPIONS IN ACTION Formal Wear for Rent Fresno california Block and white-All Sizes CONGRATUUWON5 AND GOOD LUCK FROM J. FERDINANDI Sz SONS COFFEE'S Apparel for young men 820 North Fulton Street who want to stay young Phone 3-7098 I025 Fulton Street Fresno Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 BeS'Wl5 eS'0 'e from the Class of I955 ED PEARLE'S CHEVRON SERVICE Phone 7-3603 Fresno, California I I MARKET EDWIN'S JEWELRY 619 Fourth Street Clovis, California EDWIN WELCH, owner 4203 Shields Phone CYpress 9-4124 GUARANTEED Concrete Pipe Lines CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OP 1955 Machine-made Irrigation Systems a Specialty 9 AND SILVERSMITHS PIPE COMP ANY For the Exquisite in Fine Jewels 1061 Fulton St. Fresno, California Phone cYpress 9-4464 Clovis' Calif. Phone 4-0391 BAGS - GLOVES - HOSIERY LINGERIE AND YARDAGE LUFTENBURGPS Phone 2-1286 857 Fulton Street Fresno, California Best Wishes to the V Class of '55 From I i cL0v1s FURNITURE End of the Seniors 4th 8. Clovis CY 9-4366 GOOD LUCK SENIORS OF 1955 CLOVIS INDEPENDENT M. A. HINK LEY Clovis California COME TO FRESNO MALT SHOP To Meet Your Friends 1201 Van Ness Fresno, California ALAN'S SALON OF BEAUTY EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT 5 Rose Allamprese, R. C. lAlan1 564 Olive Avenue Fresno, California '55 AI-IVE! Telephone 3-1646 WAYNE BALL, INC. FORD DEALER Motor Cars with Outstanding Performance Thunderbird Styling ln Clovis for 21 Years 611 Clovis Avenue Clovis, California Phone CYpress 9-4374 EDUCATED MONKEYS SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 REX PHEBUS SERVICE STATION 701 Clovis CY 9-6053 Clovis, California ANXIOUS ROOTERS Congratulations, Class of 1955 C. I. PENDERGRASS, M.D. R. W. WILLOUGHBY, M.D. 608 4th Street Clovis, California BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1955 LINENBACH AUTO PARTS 3rd 8. Clovis CY 9-4331 Clovis, California COMPLIMENTS FRESNO MOTOR SALES G. G. Phelan and Jim R. Phelan CADILLAC and OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service Van Ness 8. Ventura Fresno, Calif. SAY CHEESE Compliments of STAN'S JEWELRY CONGRATULATIONS TO 421V1-Pollvskv Clovis THE SENIOR CLASS EMIL'S BARBER SHOP 4 Barbers Open 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. 423 Pollasky Also Ladies Hair Cuts - Neck Trim Shoe Shines by Ernie FOR Best of luck and All Success to the FINE PORTRAITS Graduating Class of 1955 415 Blackstone From BLOSSER'S SPORTS Fresno, California 'I424 Fulton Fresno, California Phone 3-2629 Phone 4-5585 VARSITY SHOP MENTS STORE 1247 FULTON STREET FRESNO 21, CALIFORNIA For that Well-Dressed Look It's SASSANO'S MEN'S WEAR 444 Pollasky Clovis, California Best Wishes to 1955 Class KELLOGG SERVICE REALTORS - INSURANCE Merle L. Wallace, Owner-Manager 259 Blackstone Ave. Phone 3-7321 Fresno, California PEP PLUS SPIRIT EQUALS A SERPENTINE. GL0llGIE'S CLUVIS DEPT. STURE FASHION-Bum HOMES by MOORE Phone Fresno 5-6007 Office on Highway 168 Clovis CY 9-4798 GROCERIES 4408 E. Shaw Ave. Clovis, California MEATS DRY GOODS FOR THRIFTY BUYERS Phone CYpress 9-6169 460 Clovis Ave. Clovis, Calif. Wholesale and Retail Kodak Finishing Portrait and Commercial Photography PINATA CLOVIS DRUGS DOUG DORFMEIER 615 4th Street Phone CY 9-6187 Clovis, California SMITH PHOTO SERVICE MILDRED SMITH 316 Blackstone Fresno, California Telephone 6-0975 Res. Ph. 7-2680 GROVE BUILT HOMES iThe Complete Home Planning Servicei Russell E. Grove, General Contractor 1292 Wishon Fresno, California Phone 6-9848 READY AND WILLING TO SERVE YOU 'TMO G WMS W ,QNUNA .MM W QJVQQDENNIS HALLUWELI. C L we -MMV CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE boxjxax ,ywfpr Phone CYpress 9-4351 OA, ,BQ1 Q-ku evyk K A J V 6641 Clovis Avenue - Clovis, California 1955 Congratulations to the Class of '55 VARSITY GARAGE 885 Clovis Avenue CY 9-6132 T0M,S SERVICE BROUGH STATIONERS 436 Blackstone Avenue 959 CLOVIS AVENUE Fresno, California Office Supplies - Printing CLOVIS CALIFORNIA Rubber Stamps Best Wishes to the Class of1955 From C0n9m,U,a,iom PACIFIC FURNITURE 00 COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS To 1417 Fulton Street The Class of 1955 PIYOHG 6-0221 Fresno, California Free Parking Next Door CLUVIS LUMBER C0. - Hughes 8. Third Phone CYpress 9-4321 Clovis California I I C FOOTBALL QUEEN, SHIRLEY McKELVEY MARIUN NINE LUMBER CUMPANY EVERYTHING TO BUILD ANYTHING Clovis and Ventura Avenues Phone 5-0421 COMPLIMENTS OF HESTBECICS MARKET 942 Olive Fresno CALIFORNIA DRAPERY HOUSE 1428 Fulton Phone 4-2931 Upholstery, Slip Covers, Draperies and Furniture Refinishing BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1955 QUALITY HARDWARE 433 Pollasky Ave. Clovis, Calif. Success Always to the Class of 1955 GOSPEL MUSIC AND SUPPLY 2131 Kern Fresno, California A. E. CALLAI-IAN REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Phone 2-6696 - Res. 9-0896 320 Blackstone Fresno 1, California SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY HARTMAN SHOE STORE 838 Olive Fresno, California Phone 2-9125 vi x A . -fr 9 I .235-A FRANKIE AND JOHNNY Fresh From Our Bakery CLOVIS BAKERY 438 Pollasky St. CY-9-4227 Clovis, California Anthony Fruguglietti, Proprietor CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1955 THUMAS LITHUGRAPI-I CUMPANY 'MX t TAA' ,Q BLACKSTONE FURNITURE CO. NATHAN ELEAZARIAN Phone 2-0641 452 Blackstone Fresno VALLA'S MARKET Where your dollars have more cents 353 Pollasky Clovis, California BEIER'S BUTANE and APPLIANCE 841 Clovis Ave. Clovis, California Phone CY-9-4120 BLUE AND GOLD BALL J. H. SANDERS 8z CO. USED 'CARS Sinceresf Besf Wishes to the Graduating Class of '55 Phone 6-0731 2956 Tulare Fresno, Calif CLUVIS DRAY AND ICE CUMPANY FEED - FUEL ICE Corner Clovis Avenue and Third Street Phone CYpress 9-4628 Clovis, California Congratulations to the Class of '55 CHEVRON GAS STATION JAY BRINKLEY Phone CY 9-4471 Lincoln 8. Clovis Avenues EASTERN Clothes for Lad and Lass Accounts Invited 'I039 Fulton Street Fresno MAC'S O. K. RUBBER WELDERS Best in Tires - and Tire Service Nationwide Guarantee 723 Clovis Ave. Phone CY 9-6010 Clovis, California Best Wishes to the Class of 1955 ED GILLIS At the End of Christmas Tree Lane Phone Fresno 7-2826 PAUL SASSANO UNION on Pnonucrs Tires - Batteries - Accessories CYpross 9-4274 Cor. Clovis 8. Shaw MALONEY'S USED CARS 108 Blackstone Phone 6-5373 Fresno, California OUR BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1955 FROM YOUR FAMILY DRUG STORE GAG!-I'S DRUG STURE Phone CYpress 9-4206 454 Clovis Avenue Clovis, California Juanita and Harold Fine CLOVIS INSURANCE AGENCY Phone CYpress 9-4150 431 Pollasky P. O. Box 266 Clovis, Calif Best Wishes to the Senior Class ECONOMY CLEANERS 632 Clovis CY 9-6005 Congratulations to the Class of 55 GONG,S MARKET 460 Pollasky Ave. CY 9-6035 CONGRATULATIONS 12121. PQXIID YOUR DEPENDABLE CAR DEALER 3000 East Tulare Street CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '55 FROM Congratulations CO, to the Senior Class Corner Ventura 8. G FUNERAL HOME Phone 3-2293 Fresno Flowers lo The Class of l955 CLOVIS FLORAL AND GIFT SHOP Phone CYpress 9-4729 l'l'UNT'S FEED 612 Fourfh Slreef Clovis, California CUSTOM MILLING FARM SUPPLIES FERTILIZERS GRAINS Clovis, California JUNIOR PLAY 5th and Clovis BEAVER SADDLE SHOP Phone CYpress 9-4325 434 Clovis Avenue Clovis, California Phone CYpress 9-4748 Home CYpress 9-4605 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 CITY 0F CLIWIS INCORPORATED FEBRUARY 27, l9l2 BEST WISHES TO THE SENIOR CLASS FROM CLUVIS CASH GRUCERY THE STORE THAT'S DIFFERENT LORIS GROSSI Proprieior Phone CYpress 9-4942 624 71h Street Clovis, California COMPLIMENTS OF BRETZ LIIMBI-IR C0 CLOVIS, CALIFORNIA . 5' , . . CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '55 FROM THE FAMILY SHUE STURE 563 5th Street Phone CY-9-4478 CLOVIS, CALIFORNIA LITTLE ACORNS 'qi VA, li i Ain't Diane sweet! .fi ., it l P- . Q il i M'fi l a Q l l ili Our Editor f -- vm-af l Hs.. -a v . 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Little flirt Beaumont Olll Ginger Pose pretty Dot f xi IN MEMCRIUM Qu G Ag ERCY FITZGERALD MARGUERITE KINGSTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I To the many people whose collective work made this recount of the year possible, we, the Cavalcade staff of '55 wish to express our sincere thanks. Special acknowledgment must be given to our advisers, Mrs. Bliss, Mr. Bendoski, and Mr. Harris, on whom could be heaped a multitude of adjectives such as endur- ing, encouraging, and patient. We owe a note of appreciation to Mr. Chiladoux for his advice and help in connection with the art work. To our principal, Mr. Atkin, to the faculty, and to the student body, whose ready cooperation was always given, to Mr. Maxwell, and to the Thomas Lithograph Company, whose fine technical assist- ance was essential, and to our advertisers, whose manifold generosity made this book possible, we also say, 'l'hanks. AUTOGRAPHS ,gjywfppgf Wffyfffffff wfmjkw Q40 ,W MW, my M l Zfifggzgjf WM . 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