Clovis High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Clovis, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1956 volume:

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Zur, fig' ' ,adv ' of 9 ,aw Xfi- Jf ibecbca fion .f CQLIJ' 4' f lfy AW gn sw?-., s I ' ff! - -1 1 A: ,,,. 4, , . . In our quest for heroes, we are inclined to overlook those Whose Work is not dramatic or glamorousflike the one to Whom this yearbook is dedicated. He is a simple, unassuming person who by his'de-dication to his daily Work provides inspiration to all of us. He graduated from Clovis in 1912, and re- turned to perform a lifetime of service to those who followed. He has watched the school grow, and takes pride in its growth. He contributes much to make it one of the outstanding schools in California. His Work is the kind that couldn't be measured by grades, but only by the affection and respect that all the students have for him, To our faithful custodian, Mr. Walter Reyburn, we, the Class of l956, dedicate this Cavalcadel ......... auagxwle SM!! A , 'ft . i. y , A Lge hgn' 5 N A LLLL I i f A ' l A L , X . L i I i s , Mr. Shelton Mr, Harris Mr. Bendoski Beverly Bitter Terry Roberts Editor Assistant Editor Row 1: Rita Preuss, Literailgyp Iudy Williams, Literary Editor, Row 2. Babs Azlant, Organization ditorg Icmice Smith, Organizations, Sandy Talbot, Organizations, Ianice Lane, Literary. Georgette Andreis Junior Editor Row l: Mary Anne Magner, Advertising, Linda Wenter, Advertising, Row l: Iacquie Hilton, Art Editor, Bob Elliott, Class Editor, Row 2 Marilyn Parks, Advertising. Row 2: Walt King, Sports, Ieti Nicklas, Lynda Davis, Classes, Nancy Bouton, Artg Ann Zito, Classes Photography Editor, Lee Sherbon, Sportsp Wayne Scott, Sports, Herb Strentz, Sports Editor XXV ' mo , ,QV 54 'Fit Cai fi if - ll I3 ,ld a fs ' . C ,f- 3 'Q V X .. , wx :itil f wx! ' l ' ' cs-....-:1 , . , IUUIIHV IIIIIVII J., X I .1 A ?'- 2 gh- 1 .f Xj u..z..x1r,..nuu,.J,,,,, ,,,A,,uu,,,,,,J, , , U .1 5' 'I ' 1 ,- I Y' A . - ... 1 . 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The successful person has already realized the values of high morale, and a vibrant, co-operative, driving spirit. We are happy to note the high spirit and morale in our student body. We hope you will develop it further. To the seniors who have been so much a part of our student body, and who have done so much to bring about good school morale, we extend our sincere thanks. Enter life beyond high school with that same enthusiasm and that same drive you have shown here, and success will come your Way. It : 5 ' has been a pleasure to have known you and to have asso- ciated with you during the past four years. May the best that life has to offer be yours. MR. WILLIAM T, ATKIN Maid of jfudfeea The Board of Trustees is the group actually responsible for the operation of Clovis Union High School. Their many and varied duties include setting the standards for graduation, outlining the financial program for the school, preparing the budget, and directing disburse- ments. The Senior Class wishes to express their gratitude to the Board of Trustees for all the wonderful things they have done for the school and a special thanks for providing for the corn- mencement caps and gowns. .lh . ,4:r,'tfTt f7'i ffl 'li 9- 'Mix , f ll 3' ll! i ll he A lllxl ', .d n v It I Vit .JDM Al tl ? it fi. 1 -ug i as-'Tris Left to right: Einar Cook, Vice Presidentg Delbert Smithg Charles Preuss, Presidentg George Hollesen Clerk lt. C. W, Bonner. uae- rincilaa tt I 'gli ' f 1. ,alt K f 'J j-FV School Spirit stems from a love and pride of students toward their school. lt is expressed in many ways, both large and small. One ol the biggest ways is for students to use good conduct and citizen- ship. This gives the public a good impression of the school, for the school is judged by the students who attend it. Supporting various teams and various extra-curricular activi- ties is one Way lor students to Work together as a whole and make their school better. Showing interest in these activities that are designed lor them shows the organizers and sponsors that even though not all students are interested in an event, they still can show their spirit through co-operation and support. Without school spirit, a school is little more than a prison. The lack of a sense of belonging and the love and pride which make school spirit makes the student resent having to attend school. A student body must also have faith in its school and believe it is the best school because the students made it that. There must also be a feeling of friendliness toward, and re- spect for, other schools. A good example of lack of spirit is shown in disrespect for those who should be considered friends. It is entirely up to the students to have a school to be proud ol, for it can be no more nor less than they make it. MR. LELAND W. CLARK Gall 0 QI' 6 ln his fast-moving novel of football, The Long Ride Home, Bon- ner lvfcMillon has the coach saying, after a heart-breaking loss at the end of a successful season, 'Football teams are all alike, I argued. The good ones win and the bad ones lose. Football players are just so much Weight and muscle, I thought. Well, I've changed my mind. You were different. You worked together and stood up for one another, and put the team above yourselves. Psychologists are fond of the term transfer of training -how much does training in one field help in other fields? lf sports training can mean that we learn to work together, to stand up for one another, and to put the team above ourselves, then We have learned three valuable attitudeswcooperation, loyalty, and unselfishness-which will make our lives richer and our useful- ness greater. It may be true, as the wit says, that the only thing improved by breaking is a record. lt is wonderful, yes, to break a record, to win, but in competition there is only one first place. Life is not so exacting. There are many first places. The important rec- ord to break is one's own-to do better today than yesterday, through one's own efforts and through cooperation, loyalty, and unselfishness, to seek a better world. MRS. MARION P. GAINES ean of guiclance School Spirit is a somewhat intangible quality, but the end result is much in evidence. This end result is, of course, sports- manlike conduct. You students at Clovis Union High School have developed a fine record for sportsmanship. You have coopera- tively developed a most acceptable code of fair play, This code has emphasized the fact that you as spectators represent the school as surely as if you were players on the field. Addition- ally, you have learned early in life that the good name of your school is much more important than any game Won by unfair play. Important as school spirit and the resultant sportsmanlike con- duct are, the final test will be the carryover value of these factors in your later lives. School spirit and good conduct have their counterparts in loyalty to one's country. This loyalty, tempered with proper ethics, has been a contributing factor in making our nation the greatest in the world. This nation will continue to be great only if you citizens of tomorrow are loyal to it and uphold the principles upon which it is founded, Good luck to each of you. It has been a pleasure to be asso- ciated with you, MR. GEORGE KASTNER Mr. Lincoln Anderson Attendance officer l Mr. Charles Blodgett Architectural Drawing Mechanical Drawing IQSII Frosh Shop acuky Mr. Pete Belden -J' yi Mr. Lawrence Bendoski Social Science I . English Il Physical Education , Miss Kathleen Boling Mr. Samuel Brandon Librarian Chemistry, Physics Mr. William Burchard Mr. Henry Carter Mr. Dudley Champion Biology, General Scienc7 Ag Science l, II, and III Applied Mgthematics f', 'T Z, , Alge ral !,'f7 f .J-'CVC General Mathematics Mr. Nadan Chiladoux Crafts, Stage Crafts Art I and ll Mrs, Catherine Coleman Miss Anna D'Ambra Home Economics I and III Spanish I and Il A aalhy Mr. Virgil Davenport Mr. Fred Davis Mr. Myron Dodd Miss Edith Douglass Audio-Visual, Frosh Shop, Beginning, Advanced, General Agriculture English III and IV Mechanical Drawing I and Vocational Auto Agricultural Science General Metals I and II II and IV Mrs. Mary Duffield Mrs. Mercedes Edwards English III, Iournalism Vocal Music and Piano Mrs. Laura Fisk Mr. Harley Freeman Nurse Insirumental Music Mr. Robert Fuller Mrs. Marion Gaines Mrs, Grace Gartman Mr. Iohn Gartman Bookkeeping I and II Speech I, Forensics English I Social Science I and ll Office Praciice Salesmanslrip adlhy 4 A., 1 Mr. Phil Garver Miss lean Goldsberry Mr. Bob Gross Miss Naomi Gunderson United States History Crafts I Senior Problems Latin I and II, Spanish III Senior Problems United States History W , , J Mr. William Gustafson Mr. Iames Hanretty Plane Geometry, General English II Mathematics, Algebra I Business English .'.,, ..gf' 3 v.. It .-.v Mr. Dennis Harris Miss Dorothy Harris English IV, Cavalcade English I Mr. Max Henderson Mr. Ice. Herber Mr. Robert Hughes Mr. Thomas Igercich Ag Shop Typing I General Mathematics Plane Geometry General Business Algebra I Mrs. Martha Iensen Home Economics I, II, IV Mr. William Kring Driver Education Mr. Lloyd Lees! Physical Education 'Mr. Leon Parris Beginning Auto Frosh Shop gaffuky Mr. LeRoy Ienks Machine Wood, Frosh Shop, Mill-Cabinet, Carpentry Miss Betty Lancaster Physical Education Mr. Robert Mead English I and II Mr. Norman Patchin Senior Problems Iones ion Mrs. Esther Leach Physical Education Mr. Sidney Oliver College Biology Physiol09Y, Biology L Mr. F ed Peters ocial e ce W, galfuky i Mrs. Eleanor Provance Mr. Iohn Quill Miss Elsie Raymond English II, Drama I and Social Science II General Business AM Ld Z Typing I and II I 1 Mr, Lowell Sanders Mr. Iudson Shelton Mr. Charles Stark Social Science I Typing I and II Physical Education General Business Mr. Iames Swanson Mr. Robert Tucker Miss Roxie Varadian United States History Spanish I and Il Algebra I and II Social Science II Trigonomety, Solid Geometry Mr. Kenneth Wilcox Mrs. Dorothea Wilkinson Mr. Iack Williamson Transcription, Shorthand Physical Education Social Science I I, Typing I ranalaorfa fion 1 Gorton. Allison, Henderson, Oliver, Ienks. fa. 'T' -- -so ' s Um EO me E.- .151 5 if 52 go m? OYD D13 'Ln 35 ID Sp N H-rn LQ9. fvz Qin Q.-.. . O 5 gm Qin F SE 505. gfn Sw P-5 55? ga? U1 Om FE ig 95? ,HM MM. S Mr. Tinkler Cakferia ga!! Mrs, I-Iollesen, Mrs. Moore, Mrs, Nevins, Mrs. Mattox, Mrs, ExHenry, Mrs. Bartholomew. MH. BRIDGES Head Custodian G4-.. Wainfenance MRS, NEVINS Cafeteria Manager ff '3'T' px 'VIIII' 'Nr Row 1: Mr. Edwards, Mr. Ward, Mr, Noonkester, Mr. Bridges, Mr. Kollmann. Row 2: Mr. Broadwell, Mr, Allen, Mr. Bouton, Mrs, Dun- bar, Mr. Fleyburn, Mr. Rutter, Mr. Shaull. IOHN HANSON Accountant LINCOLN ANDERSON Attendance Officer ANN PELLINO Attendance Secretary UMM SU! T V IEAN MYERS District Secretory 1-1, new 57 -113' DOROTHY DAVIS EVELYN THOMAS Registrar Secretc1rY .9ll,Jel'lt 0U0l'l'll'YleIlt Ken Pipes Pete Radish Student Body President Student Body Vice-President Clara Spano Secretary Charlene lmperatrice Sandy Golorth Yell Leader lacquie Hilton Treasurer X Lucile Burton Girls' Athletic Mgr. lack Mattox Boys' Athletic Mgr Commissioner of Social Affairs Mr' Clark Adviser 'INN -1-Skiaki A Student Council: Row l: Ken Pipes, Lucile Burton, Bob Gooch, Pete Radish, Charlene lmperatrice, Sandy Goforth, Row 2: Donna Striclcler, Clara Spcmo, lacquie Hilton, Georgette Andreis, Phil Askins, lack Mattox. .siuclenf Zyocly Commiffeea leu,,,frri,,,, N NH SOCIAL COMMITTEE Row lz Sandy Goiorth, Charlene Imperatrice, chairman, Nancy Bouton, Row 2: Ronnie Brusseau, Iacquie Hil- ton, Lee Sherbon. ELECTION COMMITTEE Row I: Donna Strickler, Lynda Davis. Row 2: Pug Andreis, Terry Roberts, chairman. COMMON COURTESY Row 1: Bob Gooch, chairman, Phil Askins. Row 2: Pug Andreis, Donna Strickler. IUVENILE DECENCY Row 1: Larry Little, Nancy Bouton. Row 2: Bob Gooch, chairman, Walt King. econcl .gI1le5t2l' .S?llJellt O!kCel':i sur 1 'V 'Y Iacquie Hilton Clara Spano Treasurer Secretary '49 . ii' M 3 Sandy Goiorth Yell Leader Charlene lmperatrice Commissioner of Social Affairs Pete Radish Vice-President 1' tr I Y' V ' K. 1. IJ Nancy Bouton lack Mattox Commissioner of Commissioner of Girls' Athletics Boys' Athletics L I Ken Pipes President 4, nf!! SECOND SEMESTER COUNCIL Row 1: Sandie Goforth, Iacquie Hilton, Georgette Andreis, Nancy Bouton, Donna Strickler, Clara Spano. Row 2 Ken Pipes, Charlene Imperatrice, Iack Mattox, Pete Radish, Phil Askins, Bob Gooch. X. I 7Z44f.f fl, 1 -V1 ' c , 7 ,QI W! , , dz 1 '8 H1 . N if . I , N ll . Q A 7 ' ,, h 7 ,vrwgx ,I L 4 WUW1 fa 4.3'3blf2z , f ' 12- 7' X - ,fl ' ' My gf-.vk?a'F?Q5f 71 If f W 4 ff f 1 S 1.417 Af' if F-2. 'M 4,2 if Q .OJQZV ,Vf1'ff U A Q 'hu ,n- 1 4fZ4 fQ f Zkfifiv ,Z .. 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The team was solid and our spirits were high. Our second game was more exciting. Backing us was our own Sophomore Paper. With Kenny Pipes as our Team Captain, Iudy Lamonica as Co-captain, and Clara Spano as Secretary-Treasurer, activities lol- lowed rapidly. First, we had a very successful Assem- bly. We ordered our team rings. In the fun section, we had a Halloween Party, a Skating party, and a Valentine party for the birthday oi an outstanding player, Mr. Iohn Quill. To boost our dwindling finan- ces, the team instituted a series' oi cup cake sales. Success was now our slogan and we were determ- ined to stay with it. Our third game started at a fast and furious pace, with Kenny Pipes as Captain, Sharon Ferris as Co- captain, Iudy Lamonica as Secretary-Treasurer. We initiated the policy oi selling class activity cards. We proudly wore our new rings and class sweaters. In keeping with the times, our Assembly had a T.V. theme. The team displayed its dramatic talent in We Shook the Family Tree. With an eye toward the winter games, our potential champs held a Snow party, We transported the Class oi '55 to Paris tor the Iunior-Senior Prom. C'est si bon! Student body otticers for the next year were chosen from our class. The COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE Row 1: Iesse Iones, Iacquie Hilton, Chairman, Sharon Ferris. Row Z: Betty Giordano, Tom Dunkel, Bill Meiggs, Laura Lee Laursen. 2 ommiffeeo ,,-,gi V-sf ' . 1 2 . ' SALES COMMITTEE CAP AND GOWN COMMITTEE Bow I: Ian Smith, Iudy Turner, Alma Dean Monds. Row 2: Ianet Row lg Rqmqlee Hamilton, Rita Preussl Chair- Tupper, Karolyn Hamilton, Marion Storey, Chairman, Sherlenne mqni Bqbs Azlcmt, Row 25 Darlene Morris' Lg- Andrews, Barbara McLemore. Row 3: lim McCabe, Alan Wilmoth, ve-me Thomqsgny Dormer EXI-Ienryy Loretta Nilsen, Bessie Hamilton, Tracy Pope, Wayne Scott, Phil Treer Flow 4, Marion Trammell, Lee Vogan, lack King, culmination of the year's activities was the partici- pation of the girls in the fashioning of a flower chain for the Senior Commencement ceremony. Finally we came to the acid test: our championship game, The rfrzzultfe of this game would decide our future, Siiccc-:us was not only our motto, it was a habit. In keeping with this, we elected Ierry Cochrum our Captain, Bob Gooch our Co-captain, and Ardele lorqennen our Secretary-Treasurer, Even Hollywood took notice when we presented the play Time out for Ginger With nostalgia, we recall the after-game dances we sponsored. Our Senior Assembly was pre- sented, with traditional enjoyment. The pace was accelerated with a flurry of activities, Turnabout is fair play, so the Seniors were hosted at the Annual Prom by the Iuniors, Each occasion held a special place in our hearts and memoriesi the Senior Lun- cheon, the Baccalaureate, the picnic, The climax of this game was the Commencement, when each player totaled his score The final party of the year, the Hallelujah Hop, found us both happy to be forging ahead, and sad to be leaving the school that formed ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE the background for so many of our fondest memories. Row I: Lucile Burton, ludy Geries, Sandie Tal- May the lessons of sportsmanship we learned carry bot. Row 2: Linda Rhodes, lim Wenzel, Chair- iis through life in a spirit of cooperation and good will man, Herb Hamby, Phil Hatch. Auf Wiedersehen, Till we meet again, i ' I ,, 'v r it f LJ D N CARDS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS COMMITTEE ' Bow 1: Nancy Prange, Ann Zito, Chairmang Nor- BACCALAUREATE COMMITTEE 1 ma Peckham. Row 2: Carol Beach, Donna Mud- Row li LG IUGHG GGdbe1'fY, CGFOI Mclntyre, Lin- ersbach, Ieannie Winters, Glenda Bennett, Alma da Wenter. Row 2: Ianice Lane, Herb Strentz, Turner, Lynne Vose. tnot picturedl. Chairman, Phyllis Miller. Buddy Akers . . . Scientific Albert Alvarado . . . Handball Wesley Anderson . . . Sports Sherlene Andrews , . . moved . . . Iournalism whiz . . . quiet champ . . . baseball . . . Hi Y. . . . blond . . . quiet . , . nice away. and intelligent . . . P.l.B. smile lim Arthur . , . Future MD 4,,, Babs Azlant . . . Publicity gal One of the gang . . . gobs o' . , . Cream Puff . . . Drama lun , . . snazzy car , . A polar- . . . Math . . . short stuff . . oid witty. 1 . NORMAN PATCHIN Adviser K X 5 Bill Baker . . . Band prexy . . Dorman Baker . . . Hi-Liter . . . Future music teacher . , solo- BrqCk Weaver , , quite a ist , . . Girl trouble. guy . . See ya later, alli- gator . Mark Bartlow . . . Happy Carol Beach . . . Cards and Bernadine Beatty . . , Round George Beem . ..PllY.ulC1Sl'lO- ...crazy 'bout cars . , . Every- Announcements . , . Donna trip to Roosevelt . . . Dennis be . . . friendly and likeable ones buddy , . , Don Iuan. . . . Business . . . Glenda. . , , pretty and reserved. . . . tall guy . . . Author. Z6 M s E, Ariilfi Br,-ier , Ataqsiutant S B Berle Beliz , Scientist , Glenda Bennet . . , Cards and Wanda Bisel . , Very friendli Yell lcridf-r . tuturr- Florence Photographer , . , slide-rule Announcements . . Iearine . . . Reliable , A Blossom Dai Nightingale . . Charlene and Kid , , :slip-stick , , . science . . . Iobks , , sailor.: model , , Secretary-to-be. Sandy , . . Senior Clam: olhcer fair. . . .n1cf- to everyone, l 4? '4 '1 Bcvvrfrly Bitter , , , Our lfditor Margie Bittner . One ol the David Bogosian , Gonna Nancy Bouton , S B Girl: . . . Marilyn . . , proxy qana , character , , Bev be a Navy man , Bogozh Athletic Commissioner . , , Pe Band treazzurffr , . CS l' . My Little Margie' . lrlenclly nice smile, Girl . , Cavalcade artist , . 'Liter' '.,.' 'Dictator ' , lnquisitive Pramatic. DAB Good Citizen , , trim triv,-rid, ik .bb-hi I f Ad.. fltimlfi Bower , G L, Veep llazel Boyles , . Married . , Barbara Branncrn , , l-li-Liter Roberta Brisendine . Mai . , , lli-Liter treasurer . ludy Linden , . Moved away , . , Senior Sextette , , , Linda ried , . moved away . shox . . Senior Trio , N FL, , . Bfmervcd , Italian Lobster . . Petite , zawimmer rlllllqiflflfl. 5- Eob Brookiz Cougie . . Gail Brown . . . Athletic , , . Iames Brown . . , Band . , . l-tay Brown . . . Hi-Liter , . champagne . . Loc , . Don Block C prexy A , , school wants to be a flier . . . Gerald . . , Paul . . . Trac . 4 , Moursekcteer, spirit , , . Moose. 'Ladies' man . . . radio ham . . . mischievous . , . basket , , . SWOU. ball. Marie Bridges . . . Married . . . Diane Bruss . . . Artist , , . Ronnie Brusseau . . . Car fiend Lucile Burton . . . Married . . . Roger . . , Ex-Student Body Sara . . . Tc . . . Future secre- . . .Kenny . . .one of the gang Pismo Beach . . . Myrna . . . Treasurer. tqry, . . .artistic Dramatics . . . Senior Play. DENNIS HARRIS Adviser X756 Mary Ann Caine . , . A friend- Iohn Carroz . . . Mathematical ly gal . . . likes a good time whiz . . . lohnny-on-the-spot . . . horses . . . one of the gang . . . Valentine . . . From . . . Long hair. Fresno High. Iudy Castor . . . Letter girl . . . Adam Chacon . . . Diamond cutie . . . Laverne . . . crazy . . . Tom . . . Baseball . . . Air times . . . flat top . . . L. B. National Guard. 6 Cora Chambers . . . Hi-Liter ...Pat...Carol...Foot- ball queen . . . Smiles , . . personality plus. Arlene Chavez . . . Sweet position . . . pretty smile quiet and soft-spoken . Donnie. dis- Ronnie Clawson , . . Radio Louise Clouse . . . Second-Se- . . . Ham . . . Likes to be different mester Growl Editor . . . La . , . . . Spanish club . . . Science Iuana . . . Drama . . . Iunior club . . . KNGLSI. and Senior class plays . . . sweet and quiet. '55 WZ? i lorry Cochrurn . , Senior Paul Collins . , , Mechanical Lois Conner . . .Mary Ellen . . . Tex Cox . . . Hi-Liter . , . teno Claus prexy . . . athletic . . . minded , , . Cars . . , Albert cute smile . . . going steady section leader . . . basketbal Small but mighty' '... Line- . . . physics-nap-time. . . . Les . . , likes the Air . , . friendly . . . Clovis Cas man ol year . . . Polaroid Force. . . . Sherla. 3 ,A-.r-.,,,F:1 Qi' 1-ap w ,H Beverly Crumb , . , Pianist , , . Louie Cruz . , , Athletics . , . Sammy Cruz , , . Mouseketeer Fred Dau . . . Cloyce . . . Dali talkative . , . Hudson twins , , . quiet , . . Mountain Climber . . . Bermuda shorts , , , sports . . . Football , . , Linnea , . pleasing personality , . , Go- . . Don Lolo. ..Sherbori. Baseball. ing steady. Stella Daugherty . , . Married Charles Davis 4 , . Gordon , , . Lynda Davis , . . Terry . . . Ted Dawson . . . Baseball , . . . Dr,-rin , , , newcomer, Senior Boys Quartet . . . Sci- G. L. Secretary-Treasurer . , . quiet . . . Slugger , . . got ence fiction , , . talkative. FTA, Veep . , , Spanish Club friend, secretary . . . CSF .... Blub- blub . . . Cavalcade. Frank Deck . . .- Track . . . Dave Dettinger . , . Easy go- Ricci Dierking . . , Newcomer Bobby Dilbeck , . , Mechanica parties , . , crazy guy , , . ing , , , Chuck , , . Air Nation- . . . Has a steady , . , Elvan. minded . , . cars . . . happy tall and dreamy. al Guard , , , electronic-, goflucky . . , Duane and lGCk Gerald Dowell . . . Tennis . . . Darlene Dressman . . . Bev . . . Torn Dunkel . . . Ag man , , . Dan Dyer . . . Cool Chevy . . . shy and unassuming . . . bas- News bureau . . . Cadets . . . Girls . . , Eyes . . . Sports . . . Auto shop . . , Hates girls. ketball. quiet. Hot Rod. Bob Elliott . , . Math Club Wayne Elster . . . Artist . . Prexy . . . Advanced Spanish Sports fishing . . . Ieep . . club . . . Cavalcade . . . Quiet- Pismo Beach. Q but! ' Y ESTHER LEACH Adviser f 9 5 6 Clyde Emmett . . . Ag . . . Agnes Espinoza . . . Quiet , . . everyones friend . . , F.F.A. Rosie . . . Margaret . . . pretty Prexy, smile. Albert Espinoza . . . football Donna ExHenry . . . G.A.A. Iackie Fenton . . , Deanna. .. Sharon Ferris . . . Student . . . Tom , . , Chopped Ford prexy . , . never a dull mo- Pokey . . . Ralph . . . Iourn- Court secretary . . . F.N.C. . . . . . . bashtul guy. ment . . . Iudy 4 . . flat-top. alism . . . Horses , . . Lompoc. Miss Century candidate . . . Iob's Daughters Senior Prin- cess. Q 1 Hoqnr Pickle , . . Married , , Robert Frazer , . . Betsy . . . Philip Freer . . . Time Out Laluana Gadberry . . . Com Mario , . , Likosz good time Track , , . High jumper . . . For Ginger' '.,. witty . . . pol- mercial club prexy . . . Hi . , , 'l'rumpfit . lbavo, Pole vaulter itician . . , Senior Problems' Liter , , . Senior Sextet . . problem , . .N.F.L. Louise . . . ideal secretary, ,wx NJWX 7,3 ,X Toni Garcia , , Always has: ludie Ge-ries , , . Peppy gal Donnie Giguiere . . . lean . , . Mary Ann Gilligan , , . Swim an answer , . , Track :nan , , , . . . Donna . . . lournalism , . . Quiet . . . Smiles , . . Artistic. mer. . . Office . . . Cordial . , Glfizi, good sport , . . gum . . . ball Pelos . . . Iudy 51 Clara. o' fire . . . Roosevelt. fi 96 6 .4-'x Cfirrlon Glau , , Cottage Betty Giordano. . Sandra Goforth . , . S. B, Yell Bob Gooch . . . Senior Class Grove Scionfrf- . . , Na- leader, . , Kenny , , . Iournal- Veep . . . Iunior and Senior tional Guard ism 4 , . Char , . . Anita . . . class plays . . . Mr, Magoo Cantaloupe Queen. . . , N.F.L .... Pharmacist . , , polaroid. Q T 5 : 5 Marilyn Graham . . , Hi-Liter Connie Grajeda . , . Likes Charlotte Gregg . . . Hails from Sergio Guardiancic . . . Bob , , , Senior :soxtet . . poise sports . . , Business , . . Sense Texas , . . Love that drciwl , , . one oi the gang . , . Bev! , , . Sunny dizaponition, of humor Msweet , , married. erly . . . Italy . . loe and lim, Herbert Harnby . . . Boys' Club Bessie Hamilton , , , Engaged Karolyn Hamilton , . , Engaged Ramahlee Hamilton , . , Senior Prexy , , . Big blue eyes , . . . . . Loretta . , , good in sports . . . Henry . . , F.H,A, treagur- Class Yell Leader . . . Attrac- Athletic . . . smooth and easy- . . . Don. er , , , dependable n n A Iudy tive eyes . , . Wonderful friend going . , . everyones friend. I BOB GROSS Adviser l JQ5 and Clara . , . Riverdale. - -Cerwin bOY' -1 Ted Hammaclc . , . Baseball lack Harrington . . . Phantom ..Dawson , , , sincere. Cougar , . 4 De Molay , , , Custom '53 Ford . . Car Con- test Award Phil Hatch . . . Radio . , . TV Winnie Heath . . . Bible club . . . lots of fun . , . Plans to go song leader , . , Program to lC , . . Pool shark. chairman of Future Nurses . . . ludy . , . Lorna . . . Quiz team . , . future nurse, . . . Angie Hernandez . , . Petite Frank l'l'e-rrera . .. Football . . . lacquie Hilton . . . S. B. Treas- Befnddine HISEF . . . CUTUS . . . quiet . , . Connie , . . Full track . , , Bob , Manuel. urer . . . Cavalcade Art Editor . . , Newly Wed . . . Hi-Liter of pep. . . . artist , . . Chairman, Com- . . . Honor Thespian. mencement Committee , . . S. B, Social Committee . , . dependable, flleanor Hole , , Blo queen . . . engaged . . . . Cute figure . . clothes. .mom Day Melva Horton . , , lournalisrn lean Howard . . . Sweet . , . . . Curtis . 4 engaged 4 . 4 Ted. Acquired a new name . A dmling Donnies pal . . . petite. Y: . . Cafeteri Robert Hubbard . . . . Corky . . . Roller skate . . . '41 Kaiser. . . Check the smile. Virginia Hubbart . . . . Phyllis and No quiet . , . Cafeteria. 4 . Band Patt Hunter . 4 . Hi-Liter . , . Charlene lmperatrice . . . S. B. Charles Iewell . . . Quiet , . rrna . . . Pep Girl . . . Section leader Commissioner of Social Affairs studious . . . track 4 . . ncve . . , lan . 4 tennis . . . bub- . . . Head Pep Girl 4 . . Iourn- gives up. bling personality . , , Shain. alism . . . Anita . . . Sandy . . . cute figure and clothes Dick Ioliniiori 4 , 4 Aiggigigm S, Bill Iones . . . FFA ,.,. Good lessie lones . , . Future teach- Ralph Iones . . . FFA. 4 ll Yell leader . . Gwen . . , dancer . . 4 Tall, dark and er . . . Short 'ri' cute . 4 4 crazy times . . . live wire . . lives it up . . . wavy hair. handsome . . . Ladies' man, Deanie . . . Co-chairman of Chris. G. L. carnival . , . sunny dis- position. Ardelle lorgenisen , , , Senior Cloyce Keeney . . . All-around Pat Keller . . , . . Velma Kelly . . . Transferre Class Secretary 4 . . Every- athlete 4 4 4 Wow! that carl H.. . . Barbara . . . '54 Chevy . . . Nellie . . 4 dark eyes. one's friend . . 4 future geolo- . . , good build . . , outstanding . . . food, food, food. fii:1t . . 4 personality plus baseball player . . . Future Mortician . , , very likeable Granville King , , . Wise lack King . . , Football and Nancy King . . . Hi-Liter . . . Walter King . . , Cars, Cars, cracks . . Always a riot , , . Swimming , , , lim and Olie Senior sextet . . . artistic . . . Cars . , . has a steady . . . smile. , . . going steady , . A polaroid. Poster committee chairman . . . slow and easy-going, character. MERCEDES EDWARDS Kenneth Ladd . . . Quiet . . . Barbara LaLone . . . dancer National Guard , . . Smart , . . . . . Pat A , . pizza , , . secre-A Very sly sense of humor. tary, Adviser X S 6 fudy Lqmonica . . . G, L. Ianice Lane . . , Cavalcade prexy . . . letter girl , . . Clara . . , Iames . . . Baccalaureate i . . ETA .... charming, committee , . . Iames . . , C.S.E Liter , . . Iames . . . Band ...Iames . . . engaged . ,. Mary LaRue , . . Bopster , , Lora Lee Laursen . . , Future Sara Lehman 4 , . Diane and Edward Lind . . , Studious . . stylish , , . a lot of fun. teacher . , . seamstress , . . TC . . . letters . . , full o' motorcycle . . . 47 Plymouth. thoughtful, laughs, Alan Long . Band , . . Crazy-mixedfup car , . . Romeo . . friendly. I s ,W if ,gg Heli Miidrigfil Manuel , . f'ri1nk , talkative . . i l3uiii . -ap: .4-I-0' t, Albert Lovelady . . . N.F.L, Dale Lowery , A . Baseball . .. Warren Luhm , , , Dig Tha prexy , . FFA ,... likes to '55 Chevy , , . Girls, beware Crazy Bop . . . What, a Car7 talk . , Wayne, . . , football . Lives for kicks. pcs M5 13 Margaret Madrigal . . . Long Mary Anne Magner . , . Hi- Tiiu Maidre . . . Secretary-ta hair . , Business . . , Office Liter , . Larry . . . Linda , . , be interesting personality . ,Sense of humor. Cavalcade , . . Ardelle. . , linguist . . pretty hair . . , slight foreign accent -P, ff 'T lflfwr lVlf.ll'1l'llffZ . , A well- miiriclfffl lad Microphone . fipfitliqlit , Cafeteria Sixteen Torts . sh Toriirii Martindale , Short Tracy y , Beard . . . Witty . , , I , ..l Hazel Martin . , , Band . . O, C Martin.. .Growlphoto- Sandra Martin , . 4 Future engaged , , lohnny , . grapher , , Smile for every- teacher . , . Quiet . . Phylli: quiet. body . , , Iournalism. . . . Norma . . , Full of lun, C-7 6 Ny Betty-Io Massey . , , lody , . . Dean Massingill it-,gf-Married Gean Massingill . , . Othe motorcycle fiend , , , engaged , . , Stella . . , one 'of the twin . . . Friendly , . , Girlf ., Gene twins . , . gets around , . .curly hair. ? 1 21 Q6 Iudee Mattes . . . Newcomer lock Mattox . . . S. B. Com- Chris Maus . . . F.F.1-X ,,.. lim McCabe . , . Hi-Liter . . . Marilu . . . Business , , . rriissioner of Boys' Athletics . .. cute car . . . lournalism , . . all-night parties . . . unpredict San Francisco . , . Stockton I-li-Liter . , . The Mad-ox' '... Ralph , . , Short. able . . . loads of fun. College Block C Sergeant-at-arms . , . basketball award . , . Moose. ,',e, i lll E . Marilyn McCarty , . . Engaged Ann McConnell . , . 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Future Nurses' sax . . . Phyllis . . , always Prexy . . . musically inclined happy , . . loads of fun. ...Bev and Ian . . , a smile for everyone. I ELSIE RAYMOND Adviser - -I Ierry Perna . . . Friend of The Beverly Phebus . , . lournalism Greek . . . Black Ford converti- . . , Rosalene . . . Flirt . . . ble . . . Duane. Slumber parties . . . Stag. Kenneth Pipes . , . S, B. Prexy Lauralee Pipkin . , . Friendly Myrna Polser . . . lim , . . Tracy Pope , . , A Capella , . . award . All-American Blanket . . , Quiet . . . Home ec, Senior Luncheon committee , .. Guitar , , . Senior Assembly . . Football . . . Sandy Char . . . Quill and Scroll. . . . Operetta. . . . wonderful leader . . . very friendly. ' -1 E7 Deanna Pounds: , , Ounces Nancy Prange . . . FTA. pub- Tom Pretty . . . Very quiet . . Rita Preuss . . . Farmer' hunky voice , Eleanor licity manager . , G. L. Sales Speedster . . , Roeding Park daughter . , . engaged . . Committee , . wonderful help- . . , Ag. Carl . , . Cavalcade , , . Loveli er . , , very sweet. smile. YZ? Gary Pyle , . Swiinirier . . . Marvin Quick . . Cars , . Pete Radish . , , St B, Veep Elvan Ray . , Crazy-mixed ll1Y , , , Slow, easy going electronics . . . Bob . . , easy . . , Student Court Chief Ius- up . . , smooth car , , . co- . . . Yrillow Model A, going . . friendly. tice , . . FFA ,.,. a Ford organizer of car show , . . o man , . . Peter Rabbit . million laughs . . . Mr. Stefka -9 l . 'U 0 Deanna Reeks , , FHA Pat Renna . A Lovely smile Linda Rhodes..,Senior sextet Frances Roberson . . . Short proxy , , , G L. carnival chair- , , . Stone chairman , . , very , . . Hi-Liter . , , Blossom Day . , . Friendly , , , Moved tc man , llonna , , pianist likeable . . . future teacher . . . attendant , . . Barbara . , . lowa t.,lJf'1' dw- Sports , . . science club sec- Italian Lobster. retary-treasurer . . . lan. ,0- Terry Roberts Lynda . , . Beverly Robertson , . , Iournal- Dave Robinson . . . Baseball our Assistant Editor , . . Band ism . . . Bop . . . Rainbow Inn , , . Left handed . . . Lee. . , NFL , , Future diplo- . . Sergio. mat , , lflection committee , . . Bevl: headache . , . friendly and dependable Phil Roebuck . . . Neat car . , , basketball . , , friendly guy . . . handsome. Rosalie Sanchez . . . Future Tom Schell . . , Hi-Liter . . . Wayne Scott , . . Speechster Gordon Shacklett . . . Hi-Liter Secretary . . . Agnes, , , . crazy farmer . . . quiet but . . . Bud . . . drawl . . . Cou- . . . pianist . . . Bank of Am- Blossom Day Model . . . Al- mischievous. gar's Growl . . . everyones erica Award , . . Radio Club ways Rosie . . . giggles , budy , . likes to tease . . . ...Physics Leland's trig partner, I Marilyn Shadowens . . . Pep Leland Sherbon , , . Athletic Girl . . . Senior assembly . . . Manager . . . Roosevelt , . . I psycho. , . Senior Class Girls' more hats than Hedda . . . , Athletic Manager . . . loy . . , All-American Award, Basket- cute and crazy. ball . . . Cavalcade . . . mis- chievous . , . Sam. I MAX HENDERSON I f Q Delton Shirley . . . Band . , . Robert Sholly . . . Senator trumpet soloist . . . Hi-Y prexy from Texas . . . N.F.L. . . . . . . Prom Boss . . . Tennis . . . Track , , . Lee . . . loads of fun Oh, that smilel . . . Former Track Manager '54 . . . Owner of Baby. Bobby Silva . . , Weight litter Beverly Sims . . . Never a dull Marta Sines . . . Chris . . . Rosalene Sirimarco . . , Crazy . . . Good build . . . Muscle moment . . . lack . . , Sense Likes parties . , . Fresno High. times . . . Bev . . . Sense of man...'5O Ford. of humor , . . Darlene . . . l1Um0l' V - - iOUFf1C1liSm . . - Swell gql, personality. Don Slakey , , . HiALiter , . . Charles Smith , . . Motorcycle Ianice Smith , , , Science Club Monty Snowder . . . Blacki crooner . , . basketball , . . ,Uptudious , , . shy. prexy , . . CSF. Liter . , . , . . Hobbies Pal . . . tutur Lee . Down in thr, Vnlloyj Cavalcade . . . scientist , , , Architect . . , iuri with physic: ambitious . . science fair , . . math club secretary-treasurer . . . Pat , . .Marilyn Sandra Somdal , l'Ginger Frank Sorrenti . , Pan Drag- Clara Spano . S B, secre- Ed Sparks .Lavender Che' . , . class plays . . Drama gers . Ford , , night life tary , . very good , , rolet . . , Newcomer . , . Ladie . . . nice to know, . , Oh, those eyes! Iudy . . very considerate . , . man. wiggly nose. Willard Speiser . , Pont Allan Stelka , , Co-organizer Mary Ellen Stephenson . . . Marian Storey , . , Senic very likeable, smooth voice of car show , , . parties . . . Lois . . Pretty blonde hair Class Sales committee . . . . , rlependfible good looking , , Married , , , , . Iim , , . Likes to talk . , one of the gang . , . Sailor Bev ,, Mr Ray, Air Force . . . Likeable , l I' P Ioy Stover . , . Pep girl . , Herb Strentz ,Cvrowl Sports Ross Strickler , 4 Crazy car Pat Strome , , , Hi-Liter . . 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Navy man . . . dark wavy hair . . . square dancer. Chuck Thorpe . . . Easy to get Paul Thurman . . . Hey, lat Doug Tompkins . . . Bible along with , . . good looking boyl . . , track athlete . . . Club . . . shy , . . wonderful ...bop Gerald and Ray . . . Her- guy . . . studious . . . Mich- cules . igan. 2 Bennie Tow . . . Scotty . . . One of the gang . . . Girl shy? . . . Easy going. 229 ww Marion Trariiirinll Football lerry Tullis . . Going steady lanet Tupper . , , Future , . , Cralts . , A Cappella , . . Christian Brothers , , . Nurses Club . . . pleasing per- flO Ford lno license? . , sonality . , . Trig . . . Reserved. Alina Marie Turner . . . Card, and Announcements , . . En gagecl . . , Quiet Q32 L47 T' Judy Turner Dick lim Ulsh . Blue and Gold Nellie Vasquez . , , Good sport Theresa Virgin . . 'lTc . , swiiririier very sweet Service Club . '50 Plymouth . . . Future P. E, Teacher . Home ec , . Sara and Diane evrfryonesp lriftrid Future State Cop Tata Iiidy Texs friend 0' Iwi- Vaqliri Int.. of laugh: Lynne Vozae Cards and An- Duane Wa-lkingstick , , Auto Hi-Lttf-r.. veny, Black rioiincerriffnta ollice, art shop . , Girls , . Ierry . . lleriirn Tl'OlllTf'f.3H Down lun to know in the Valley Bfizlcc-tball . . H1911 I C. Walkingstick , 'Stick' . gum Metal shop , girls If Sv p Mike Wardcll Shot putter Linda Wenter . Future Iim Wenzel . Hi-Liters' . Football Army Teachers Club . Betty prexy , . , Senior assembly nr-at build :mile Crocker award , , rnan chairman . always has lun troubles . , Cavalcacle , , , . . Cavalcade . Gooch A . Mary Anne . . Lu Lu polaroid Sally Whitlock Marriec petite cute hairdo Iudy Williams . . . Hi-Liter Alan Wilmoth . . . Ventrilo- lack Wink Engaged Jeanne Winters Quiet . . . quiz team . . . Bible quist . . . Casey . . . puns, Helen likes craits Cards and Announcements Club prexy . A . Sheila, Lorna, puns, puns . . . George-the Glenda Business mayor Winnie . . . Italian Lobster . . . dummy. Senior Trio . . . Cavalcade Literary Editor. 44 Ann Zito . A , Cavalcade , . . Iackie Wyatt . . . Little Manuel Yanez Track G.A.A. veep . . . dilly . . . Wyatt Earp . . . Good driver Frank Bob likes GIRLS Advanced Spanish Club veep - . . . No license either . . . Tiger . . . C.S.F. . . . Alligator operator, Everyone knows the dear little man who lives in Boom 24 at C.U.H.S. He is oi course Mr. Brandon, our chemistry and physics teacher. Mr. Brandon graduated from the University of California in 1917 and came to Clovis High in l924. For the past thirty-two years he has dedicated his life to drilling chemistry physics algebra, and related subjects into the heads of often unwilling students, many ot whom are our parents. lt is with sorrow that we must bid good bye to this veteran educator, for Mr Brandon is re tiring after this year and taking a well earned and much-deserved rest. His deliberate mangling oi the English lan guage has added a clever humor not only to his classes, but to the entire campus as Well To us grads, the school will not be the same without the cries, 'llt's ridicolousl You re all twisticatedlu, and l'What's da matter wit you? issuing from the Science Building But these expressions will live on in the hearts and minds oi all of us who had him, and we will always associate our happy high school days with Mr. Brandon. . CU Y .Wg I 3, ,U gi .gf . A! J , A ' - . b f- VY1 I 4463 fffillrilfn' fC I .- ,. Q Vs. LHP' C OFCDR 1, f J .Ln FN ,rf L1 K ffefd A .tg 'ff President, Kent Bishop Vice-President, Georgette Andreis Secretary-Treasurer, Cecile Lucich 'X x iw jommiffeeri anal .fdcluidem 3 YI II IIJU I EYES ,., xv I , In C xlxfxm 1211.111 . m ez--1 ,R '. . . . , , lg. Arwiv-reams Palsy Hzwlvxw-ll hull: Ph- Umm: 'wvr . 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Y 4.4 4 ' t , -Sift. in 5721 ' ina ' W -V e y Ken Van Tassel Lyle Wallace Tom Waller Steve Phyllis Williamson unior arm V, A, Allen Steward Carol Stewart Marvin Stone Marg Ann Stone reaker Brent Summers Sally Tarin Ioe Thayer Ianet Thomas Wayne Thornton Paul Tomlinson Fay Turner lrene Turner Kathy Van Wyhe Ester Vega Iames Vise Bill Walker Marguerite Whitlow Stan Wells Wendy Welsh Barbara Weems Cecelia Wimer Don Wood Roberta Woods Dan Woodson unior C afki Barbara Wrlqhl Sharon Yee Gary Yee Donna Zack Carole Zulim Anthony Zcmfardmc Cllliord Bernardonl 1' X 1 mf' P 7 . . P ,ft Q.. 349 ff XXX n- Lv ff :L I . Q 5 Q Q f aww xv '3x',' .. ' .A i glw, Q rf l K I 7 'fp Q. fl E N7 47 .,.--he-- X-9' A 5- '7 a-gy, C 1.1 :Midi 'Kuff turd wc 34. . .. ,fx 1' 1 as :Q Q 131 x Of Zfgffd President, Ioe Thurman Vice-President, Donna Strickler Secretary-Treasurer, Ninon Pelletier ommiffeea ancl 14 uiaerd SOPHOMORE OFFICERS How I Ari Verret, lohnny Mabry, Row 2: Patty Pries, Loretta Youngblood, Iackie Kaser. SOPHOMORE SALES COMMITTEE How Sue nderson. SOPHOMORE ADVISERS llow I Mr. Bendofxlci, Miss D'Ambra, Mr, Quill. Row 2 Mr Meade, Mr. Gustafson, Mr Paris, Mr, Igercich lg Gayle Gardner, Corene Schaeffer. How Zi Sandra A 5? SOPHOMORE SOCIAL COMMITTEE Row I: Nila Hansen, Loretta Youngblood, Chairma Argie Demos. Row 2: Marilyn Kelley, Io Ann Clawso Chuck Gilsirap. 55 SOPHOMORE RING COMMITTEE I: La Iune Hensley, Ieanne Iohnson, Patty Prie Iackie Kaser. Row 2: Georgeena Caswell, Robert Aki Iohnny Mabry, Pat Galvani, ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Row I: Pat Wills, Kaye Bonner, Lynda Crader, Chaii man, Row 2: Ina Rae Puryear, Iacquir- Weldon, Ioa Gulley, Bill Rhodes, Corene Schaeffer. lil WM, 'F Al ,-1 3 4 Row l: Elida Alvarado, Linda Akers, Glenda Adams, Ianice Ballas, Sonja Austin, ludy Brand, Pat Barton, Norma Black. Bow 2: Manuel Adame, lim Barrett, loe Billalba, Rae Burton, Larry Bush, Tom Baker. Row 3: Robert Ake, David Adams, Bruce Brockway, Harold Brown, Lloyd Blanchard, Gilbert Bingham, Anthony Argentino. i Quan , 5 ' M 5 'Sv -0 Q' 51' X as S fl-'U- -'ug 3 --'x K Row l: Alberta Bethal, Ann Balthop, Sharon Barnhardt, Lannie Carle, Beverly Brown, Laveda Bodine, Wilma Bishop, Sandra Anderson, Sue Brumley. Bow 2: Wilma Barcus, Ann Bennett, Linda Bingaman, C Bradford, Betsy Blaine, Pat Bedford, Bob Barker, Douglas Ball. Row 3: Richard Bradley, Iames Lambert, lack Bright Brooks, ill Brawley, Leon Bailey, Don Blakely, Duane Baker. Fr' is wg, 2 a s-.: mf g 41' Q! nw x X--f B 'Uhr Row l' Shirley Berry, Barbara Chrisman, Penny Cobb, Lynda Crader, Etta Lou Cox, Anita Carter, Iulia Chavez, Betty Carlson, Row 2: Georgeena Caswell, Io Ann Clawson, Nancy Camarota, Iune Chadwick, Iosephine Capparelli, Carol Cook. Row 3: Ierry Breier, Larry Cressrnan, Mike Collins, Deward Buchanan, Terry Casner, Arnold Compolongo, Denzil put 11 99 -:.: . :ITB AA VN: 'Sef- Row l' Sonya Dye, Luc De Leon, Wanda Durham, Virginia De Luca, Darlene Dean, Darla De Fehr, Cynthia Dabney, Pegger Darby. Row 2: Lf-o Cox, RonaldyChrisman, Raymond Corral, Joe Cockrum, Ross Caudle, Larry Combs, Row 3: Dennis Conner, Gary ox, Earl Crutchfield, lohn Coyne, Ben Carlson, Iimmy Craw ord, Iames Chrisiy. fl' L X I , . f x ' 1 9 I I 'S -'K 1 'fx Row l: Linda Durby, Argie Dimas,EJudy Derbyshire, Leora Dukes, Reva Drane, Iudy Dawson, Margarei De Witt, Loretta Evans. Row 2: Rick ffvenson, Pat Dye, Richard lv, Bob Exlrlenry, Eddie Encinas, Roy Fells, Larry Fisher. Row 3: Lupe Dominguez, Haywood De Haven, Albert Dominguez, lack De Fehr, Floyd Doolittle, Donald Dotson, Don Dilbeck, Dfw , . Q 1 xl f l my ,AQLX - EEE? J Hg EQIP .Z fx fx. X Row l Renova Garner, Gail Faith, Glenda Faulkner, Carolyn Enaland, Kay Anne Eliason, Carolyn Floyd, Rosie Flores, Carol Glo- ver Row 2: Tommv Hill, Gene Hasse, Iames Gardner, lordan Gaskin, Keiih Hacker, Larry Grossi, Claude Gash. Row 3: Ward Holle- sen, Bill Hayes, Mike Fller, Don Boatman, Eddie Filzgerald, Larry Fisher, Frank Franco. I as 5:2 3 as i U EE l vs Q , Q 1 I XA P it 1 'f'34 1 - N A Row 1: Marie Gilley, Gayle Gardner, lean Guettler, Iudy Geitman, Ioan Gulley, Mary Garcia, Mar Goerizen, Linda Glau. Row 2: Mary Gueydan, Iudy Garcia, Pat Galvani, Doisry Gray, Ioyce Iacoby, Peggy Hall, Della Hinson. Row Chuck Gilstrap, Ioe Hedgpeih Glen Gadberry, Darryl Grewell, Louie Garcia, om Griffin, Dennis Gilmore, Donnie Guy, ?. 35.15- 37 j If-0253 A 2 Row 1: Ioan Hersey, lean Havens, Sue Ann Harris, Pat Harris, Beverly Hartshorn, Margaret Hendrix, Fabbie Hernandez, Chris Har- rison. Row 2: Lora Lee Hansen, Darlene Iones, Ieanne Iohnson, Ianice Iackson, La Iune Hensley, Leanne Haney, Nila Hansen. How 3: Walier Howell, Eugene Hieberi, Howard Harbeck, Loretta Henry, Betsy Hilton, Pai Hipp, Richard Hansen, Fred Ilg. E E EI 1 E Z X W f ,iv Q W' uf Q? .f gf g iz. . .rl M: IX wi' E ' Q ' -104 Q How 1: Iackie Kaser, Mary Ann Kahl, Darlene Klomp, Iulia Kiihchens, Marilyn Kelxlly, Myra Kirk, Margaret Lewis, Marilyn Larsen. Row 2: Wayne Miller, Dudley Looper, Eddie Hernandez, Gary McKelvey, Ian King, Bill oore, Ed Moorhead. Row 3: Melvin Heckman, David Hole, Louis Hall, Frank Lozano, Charlie Krikorian, Harold Harwell, Tom Kruzic, Iohn Lides. ' 1 E I 1 4. ,.yui1-N, if: y qi Ph' ill Q vgtgl gp. Q , rw' m l J 5 5 x , f X1 - l Mow l. Wanda Lavender, Carlum- Marvrn, Irene Leach, Mary Sue Lassley, Patsy MYPYS. Gladycs MCKHIYIYYY, SGTCI MOCTP, Nvomu Mljffr :1 how I7 yStella McConnell, Franlue Maddox, Donnlta Moles, Indy Lowrs, Adrona McKenna, Io Ann Medley, Gxnqer McDanmel ltww fl Mrlu- Moulrot, Hurrrrl Lawrence, Lefandra Martinez, Ce-crvlia Myres, In-rry Marqan, Georcye McCarty, Bill Mare'-y E iq , .1 x I Q 5 af xt' x LN X I l Row l: Peggy Perkins, Donna Strickler, Gay Stoltenberg, Barbara Prtts, Gail Stumpl, Shari Snowder, Lou Ann Ward, Eleanor S1-ala flow 2. Eugene Poteete, Carl Hose-brough, Iohn Karlan, Evelyn Smith, ludy Winter, Fred Stark, Norman Rosebrough, lames Waynf- How 3. Sammy Sandoval, Iohnny Mabry, Danny Young, Richard Nunn, Tom Thomas, Larry Shatta, Tommy Sturges, Thomas P1-thc:-, Charlf-ss FGIFICC, Bradlord Pc-tersl n s How l: Carol Hobrnson, Sherr Parmeter, Ruth Hagris, Shirley Caste-el, Carolyn Busch, Carol Habberley-, Kaye Bonner. Row 2: Richard ll:-rnandffz, Crea llernand-zz, Gryslal Errckson, Dolores Iones, Marilyn England, Marie Knauf, Glenn ogalsong, Bob Davis. How 3: Brady Brrdqes, Ronnre Graleda, 'om Iackson, Brll Atkm, Danny Cau le, Allen Breckenrldge, Otto Long, George Iohnsan, ,nf Row l. Carole Nickel, Shari Snowder, Ina Rae Puryear, Neoma McCarty, Donna Hash, Ninon Pelletier, Diane Nixon. Row 2: Bill Rhodes, lim O'Hare, Ray Paull, Iames Phelan, Elmer Nichols, Leon Rash, lohnny Rovinson. Row 3i Thomas Pendergraft, Norman Rosebrough, Leroy Petrille, Iohn Ogler, Del Morris, Ray Standley, Doby Pipkin, Wesley Naylor .ieff V' W Row l. Naoma Rohrig, Gail Qualls,, Ioanne Sutton, Donna Squires, ludy Smith, Marilyn Thomason, Iackie Harper, Bonnie Springer, Mary Ashley, Row 2: Corene Schaeffer, Barbara Roper, Beth Spain, Loretta Youngblood, Mary Shrout, Virginia Sanchez, Martha Shrout, Margaret Smith, Row 3: Ralph Schroeder, Eddie Shilling, Aki Shohara, Iames Snapp, Frank Elms, Don Smith, David Parker, Bob Steffersen. in N jqx if P- Row l, loe Thurman, Lee Trammell, Ioey Spano, Oscar Uribe, Gene Taylor, Don Turner, Bill Smith, Row 2: Bob Pass- more, Dennis Gilmore, Don Tippler, Mike Toni, Albert Saso, Bill Turner. Row 3: Tom Vatalaro, Bob Simpson, Art Verrct, Bill Rhodes, Richard Sassano, Don Snow, Willie Turner, Albert Troglin, 1 How l: Phyllis Williamson, Carole Watson, Cora Ross, Virginia Wood, Pat Wills, Louise Vartanian, Io Ann Wright, Thelma Wages. How 2: Barbara Woods, Alice Weber, Kai Tesh, Charlotte Roberts, Gwen Pounders, Iacquie Weldon, Valerie O'I-'arrell, Ianice Howard Lana W1-nzt-l Row 3: Robert Ward, Ro ert Wilkinson, Gene Witsman, Danny Watson, Tony Revilla, Chris Wasson. , ll Ill: 2 '--A -ri -I' F l-lil ! ll e - Qs: How 1: Iames Lambert, Melvin Taylor, Neal Mc1.emore, Ted Wilbanks, Gary Wyatt. Row 2: Raymond Robinson, Ledell Walker, Gary Waynv, Larry Whiley, Paul Vaughn . 'C.wi' '-'-..- 'R-A ' Age, - , f A V . 4- ' . .-....f - fe -4 K f.- .-,.,...-v- 1 3 -3 PQ? ' -N ex ff President, Iudith Inselmun Vice-President, Phil Askins Secretary, Dollie Osterberg Treasurer, Patty Geary ommiffeed ana! .fdcluiderri STANDING COMMITTEE Row lx Phyllis Rassmussen, Hilde Sumpf, chairman: Bar- bara Meek, Row 2: Shirley Hogedone, Sharon West, Norma Munier, Dollie Osterberg. Row 3: Connie Hanson, ludith Inselman, Sherrey Deaver, Holly Atkisson, Sharon Sanders, lanet Krum. Row 3: Phil Askins, I, D. Schaa, Ronnie Tinkler. C ADVISERS Row 1: Mr. Gartman, Mrs. Gartman, Mr. Williamson. Row 2: Mr, Sanders, Mr. Champion. ffl ,ga YELL LEADERS Iudy Gray and Carol Miller Q I E2 Q EE..- EE-J 17 -.... X1 ' mm li Row 1: ludy Albert, Sue Applegate, Holly Atkisson, Dee Ann Alldredge, Myrna Avery, Hazel Argentina, Margaret Arellano, Linda Autry. Row 2: Wayne Bridges, Kenneth Askin, Carl Baker, lim Brown, Iames Baldridge, Carol Armey, Sherrg Andrist, Merlene Brid- Kell. RowB3rnWarren Baldridge, Ronald Adams, lohn Andrews, Iim Brand, lim Baker, Iohnny Banks, Bob rowning, lack Bratton, awrence e . rt , 5 Fi if 5 l 1 r Row lz Dorothy Berrg, Barbara Booth, Ethel Birdsell, Iudy Baker, Pat Bibeau, Bonnie Barbee, Doreen Bush, Anita Bailey. Row 2: Velma Brison, Sue Bryant, cbbie Brown, Gail Bretz, Mitzi Baranzelli, Virginia Berryhill. Row 3: Wayne Burton, Bill Boatman, Ray Beaver, Bill Berg, Bill Batze, Calvin Butterfield, Eddie Ballew, Chuck Bolding, Kenny Brumbaugh, Carl Bocchini. 2 t ' A - 12 - iw Ei i '12 8 n gg, -W -1 .x w . ' , ll Row l: Ramona Cox, Sue Cockrum, Iuanita Cox, Sandra Canfield, Marcella Castro, Dixie Clark, Mary Corral, Pam Cryder. Row 2: Joe Castro, Robert Crawford, Bobbie Carson, Pat Childers, Io ce Christensen, Barbara Castello, Brenda Coffey, Pat Cahill. Row 3: Gary Cordero, Ronnie Compolongo, Iohn Champ, Robert Burns, Ernest Childress, Ernest Collins, Iimmy Comtrestano, Charles Cawvey. X, Ei 5 ,,- How 1. Shcrroy Deaver, Elizabeth Duncan, Ann Doyle, Beverly Daniels, Dorothy Dulel, Marilyn Denny, Vera Dotson, Iuliet Dunbar. How 2. Carroll Colbet, Brian Cummings, Iudyl Duncan, Sharon De Lee, Connie Drysdale, Ianet Davis, Carole Daniels, Gail Dodson, How 3 Bah Denning, Vernon Crawford, Ric ard Deming, Bob Dunn, Fred Damsen, Norman Deal, Donald Davis, Don Downs. I Plow l: Ioyce Erickson, ludy Estep, Lupe Esmael, Catherine Eastham, Iennie Espinoza, Beverlig Eickerman, Mage Edens. Row 2: llosalxn Franco, Charlotte Falsetti, Carol Fredericksen, Donna Fry, Ierry Estep, Ian Farris, Row : Charles Edwar s, Leroy Facciani, Charles Eagles, Jesse Dean, Leon Edwards, Pete Espinoza, Ir., Ierry Fearnside. 4.4: X'l 1 U f Q ' ' sf t -. wh N4- How l. Pmdita Garton, Rose Gilbert, Iudy Geisler, Patty Georg, Alice Glim, Doris Grove, Iudy Gray. Row 2: Betty Geiger, Deanna Garrett, Robert Gllligan, Ernest Garcia, Bill Guinn, Tomm Gi son, Bill Hedrick, Garry Hebblethwaite. Row 3: Iohn Cser, Phil Gins- br-rq, Ilan Garrison, Iae Garcia, Victor Gagliardi, Eddie Cgreer, Carl Gatio, David Hudson, Larry Holland. V 'ual lg : X xg Q -4 43 i-... .fQ',,pl Row 1: Ellen Hoskins, Iackie Helinski, Christene Huggins, Sharon Hamlin, Pat Heydt, Dorothy Hwes, Carol Howell, Sharon Hansen, Row 2: Connie anson, Shirley Hlalgadone, Nadine art, Ioanne Holman, Beverly Hunter, Carol iebert. Row 3: Earl Ivins, Marshall Hinckley, Dennis Hammersirom, art Hollesen, Ernie Herrera, Alan Hanley, Norman Heyamoto, Robert Harding. 1 f N- I .1 L- , ffl' 'Q Row 1: Frances Holt, Marilyn Goerizen, Ieanette Ienkins, Doris Hersey, Iudy Iacoby, Frances Iohnston, Carleen Gibbs, Dorothy Goe. Row 2: lanet Krum, Lorrene Kreamer, Roy Imai, Thomas Hall, Spencer Holland, Patrick Iackson, Eugene Kishen. Row 3: Franklin Kill- qore, Timmy Iensen, Ioey Iensen, Dennis Iohnson, Howard Henley, Gary Iargensen, Ierry Iadoii. EZ! rw J I ee!!! .1 N, V ' ,X Q i f QT, X ' Q ' x ' N ' l Row 1: Iudith Inselman, Alice Iohnson, Iud Kroeker, Violet Kantarakis, Iudy Kurtz, Colleen Kennedy, Ierry Knotts, Andrea Klein. Row 2: Bobby Leard, Don Linton, Ronnie King, Garland King, David Logue, Iohn Long, Molly Kishen. Row 3: Richard Keith, David Kirkman, Leslie Keller, Daryle Lamonica, Bill Leal, Keith Kelley, Lupe Longoria, Kenneth Lung, 'Nvf' I tt Lollis Patsy Liles Shirley Lambert Gloria McNaugl' F-low l: Virginia Martinez, lanice McLaren, Patti Lewis, Carol London, Ieane e , , , ton Row 2: Carl Liles, Dick Gates, Carole Miller, Barbara Meek, Iudy McNatt, Iim Moore, Bob Moore. Row 3: Willis Dent, Lynwoo Langer, lohn Lose, Gene McGarvin, Richard Mayjotlo, David Moore, Carlton Moren. il' I ' ,1- l-,ef-' ' f X, Row 1: Barbara Miller Vesta Martin, Burnece Martin, Iud Minor, Iennie Madrivgal, Nona Massingill, lege Menee How 2: Iames Moses, Lloyd Martin, Floyd Martin, Max McllDonald, Kalle Maidre, ob Matheson. ow 3: onald Ma tf-son, Harold Moon, David Maiuta, lames McConnell, Ruben Morales, Ted Meiggs, Bob E' ' H QI ll. yy: How 1: Earlene Nunn, Patsy Orr, Montine Passmore, Lillian Parn ll, V ll' N , D ll' Ot b , M O G1 ' O ' How 2: Ted Pokorny, lim Poston, Gordon Northan, Eddie Nigg, Lylle Nidlcel5on,uG1g:donOPy?e. Flo: firieorgbyPei?:y?,nixlillidJr:aPricrel1ll:le1i Nixon, Russel Nickolson, Daryle Nash, Gary Polser, Gary Olson, lv! Row l: Mary Pettit, Carlene Packgett, Marrietta Pipkin, Nancy Phelan, Sonja Price, Connie Pounders, Pauline Patterson, Marg' Iune Pearce, Row 2: Ernest Reyes, Iirn exnolds Bob Rash, Iohn Ray, Morris Reid, Dallas Robertson, Row 3: James Richards, Ronal Row- land, Iesse Ringer, Mickey Richey, lton Roney, Travis Ringer, Iohnny Rodriguez, Row 1: Ioan Rid wa , Carrita Red, Phyglis Ra E, 6 r 3 'W fx E , F' N? K f Frances Reeves, Carol Radish, Gail Riker, Betty Rose, Ianice Rowden, Donna Retallack, Grace Richards. Row 2: smussen, Shirley Roberts, Loy Ann Ruhl, Deloris Robinson, Bette Robertson, Bonez Reed. Row 3: Danny Snow- der, I. D. Schaa, Loren Sherman, Donald Sheet, Tommy Stoeckel, Larry Shamp, David Stanion, Iim Rosbrook. Row 1: Terri Shipman, Geri Scott. Row 2: Ha Nl k- Irene Sanchez, Vicki Scott, Elaine Standley, Pat Smith, Earline Stonebraker, Dorothy Strmiska, Evelyn Seals, rry Stonebraker, Steve Simmons, Lynda Stamps, Pat Shirley, Sharon Sanders, Hilde Sumg:-t, Iessie Shohara, Edwina Schaetter. Row 3: Larry Smith, Ioey Stehlik, Allen Scarbrough, Bob Smittcamp, Iim Sheldon, Norman ilva, Bruce Seher, Danny Sharum, Iames Sittner. P-1 rf r J How Now rick Strombeck, Bill Stewart, Sorrel Telles, Ierry Terrell, Bill Turner. i i A 5 . . Q5-T 1 - Q X A A l ,V .v ' X , V lt 0 'B M' ' i wr, ' ' 9 I ' ,. AX l' Cleora Thompson, Hula Tutt, Beverly Takahashi, Deanna Tullis, Virginia Troth, Naomi Tarin, Connie Tomlsnkins, Pat Traylor. 2: Kenneth Tomlinson, Au ustine Telles, Ieff Ross, Norma Munier, Magdalena Tunac, Gerald Turner. Row 3: onnie Tinkler, Pat- Row l: Mary Lou Wenzel. Flo Wimer, Barbara Wells, Sharon West, Martha Winters, Phyllis Underwood, Wiletta Wasser. Row 2: janet Vanderlord, Kay Viau, Sharron Vose, Barbara Ward, Nancy Wells, Dorothy Wimer, Row 3: lim Vineyard, Ronald Virden, Walter Worsham, Henry Verret, Steve Woodell, Iohn Williams, Iesse Winters. fx jg t tsl u-' :- How l: Vernice Yarbr u h, Car l With , I W , Al Z , Y b h, Bill Y l ' whtt., iam, wiiiinsog, in wall, ne, ibanlillg, 5255, wllilf. mom lem C' mug ' N egu' ..- nv , xt, X 1 X ' ' l . . .7 Row 2: Randy Wasson, Lorrie 5 '! Row l: Shirley Roberts. Fern Andrews, Darlene Berry, Ginger Chesterton, Sharon lunkin, Patsy Burgett, lo Chacon Richard Madison. Row 2: lohn Morris, Bob Cramer, Manuel Armenta, Doyle Bristow, Gary Caskey, Pat Mclntyrff Dale McAnulty, Bill Akers, Row 3: Terry Ulsh, Richard Cook, Phil Askins, Monice Day, Tim Chism, Sam Fernandez David Allen, 'Tn W. till-'Y 1-ga f 315, Ufya Wy J ff ma Q c ZL ' X Z QSM, 1 ' 6 Sw Q ffgx E f X Q! My ! 2 41 , , AW ! E A g1,Af,zza,..., GIRLS' LEAGUE ,..,.......,........ 4, , The Girls' League is an or- tg ganization of all the girls at is I Clovis High School, formed to G promote understanding and M' friendship. The activities of the club include a carnival and dance in the spring, Blossom I V Day, and decorating a float to l be entered in the Clovis Day X Parade. The Mother's Day Tea li' af ' f is held in May to honor all the mothers of Clovis High stu- dents. The beautiful candle! light service at which the oi- ticers for the coming year are installed marks the end of Girls League activities for the year. OFFICERS Carol McIntyre, song leader, Lynda Davis, secretary-treasurer, Iudy La- rnonica, president, Sheila Bower, vice-president, Iudy Lamonica, president GIRLS' LEAGUE ADVISERS Row lx Miss Varadian, Mrs. Coleman. Row 2: Miss Raymond, Mrs. Gaines, Miss D'Am- bra. IRLS' LEAGUE COUNCIL Row l: Bev Bitter, Lynda Davis, Carol McIntyre, Cora Chambers, Sheila Bower, Ramahlee Hamilton. Row 2: Marilyn Parks, La Iuana Gadberry, Sharon Ferris, Itmlv Inmfmif-n Nnncv Pranae. Ianet Thomas. 'Q 1Cy h .1 ' X ' My ' ' 4 MCI J? ' ff . ' silly, 'wrwzzvxit f Q ,gf 'Y' ,-. ...-.. oyd , jeclerafion Officers: Pete Radish, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mac Mecham, Vice-President, Herb Hamby, President, Ioe Mendoza, Sergeant-at-Arms, Knot pictured, Leland Sherbon, Secretary-Treasurerl. The Boys' Federation is composed of all the boys at Clovis High. lts objectives are to promote school spirit and to inspire good sports- manship. This year, led by Herb Hamby, the group sold decals for the students to identify their cars With. - A Its activities consist of monthly programs, usually of an athletic nature. Boj. 4 Y-RHSH L BLUE ' ' PAIN r .,g-N A N I fill Gi GOLD PAUJT Council: Row l: Mac Mechem, Herb Hamby, Ioe Mendoza, Lee Vogan. Row 2: Pete Radish, Dan Schell, Leland Sherbon, Bob Brooks. W Advisers: Mr. Peters, Mrs. Gariman, Mr, Gustafson R 1 1 X x f rm, 5 4.-2, Wafiona! jorenaic eague HOLDERS OF DEGREES OF EXCELLENCE AND DISTINCTION Row li Albert Lovelady, Deneen Peckinpah, Wayne Scott Row 2: Terry Roberts, Bob Sholly. i ,, fl h Mrs. Gaines I . Adviser A -v A np, -,-X asf' I V' - '- ' The arts and sciences have their particular oscars. .Mai ,X . R Q Q Membership in the National Forensic League is a -v1,Ng!g:f txx X - ' H 1 scholastic oscar awarded only to those who meet -ll ll . - . Q A ,, the highest standards in public speaking. N. F. L. W Egg: 1 1,-W tx 'xv Q' A serves as an outlet for fine ideals, and fosters the t . 5 5- T L 5 '-Cl ' training of tornorrow's leaders. OFFICERS Terry Roberts, Bud Lovelady, President, Bob Gooch, Deneen Pec kinpah Cnot picturedl. I i A I t .A ' Row l: Bev Bitter, Cecile Lucich, Lois Anderson, Phil Ereer, Deneen Peckinpah, Sheila Bower. Row 2: Georgette Andreis, Charles Iarnigan, Keagle Davis, Pete Radish, Wayne Scott, Louise Clouse. Row 3' Albert Lovelady, Terry Roberts, Bob Sholly, Bob Gooch. .,,....,- C.. Chapter 243 C.S.F. is the honor society at Clovis Union High School. To be eligible for membership in the organization, a student must have a total of ten semester points, an A counting three points and a B one point. A student Who maintains membership for tour semesters during his last three years, including one semester ot his senior year, will hold life membership. An initiation ceremony is held each semester to install new members, and the organization attends a convention each semes- ter. 'I Btfflrg, w wi Officers, Row l: Herb Strentz, Vice President Terry Roberts, President. Row 2: Ianice Lane, Secretaryg Barbara Wright, Treasurerg Babs Az- lant, Publicity Manager. Advisers: Mr. Brandon, Miss Gunderson, Mr, Park, CMr. Garver not picturedl. Row 1: Ianice Smith, Ianice Lane, Lou Ann Ward, Barbara Chrisman, Winnie Heath, Iudy Landreth, Loretta Ramage, Lois Anderson, Georgette Andreis, Deneen Peckinpah, Babs Azlant, Rita Preuss, Mary Ann Kahl, Ninon Pelletier, Beverly Bitter. Row 2: Ed Moorhead, Barbara Wright, Bill Meiggs, Nila Hansen, Crys Erickson, Ianice Ballas, Cecilia Wimer, Sandra Lawson, Iudy Manerahlanetta Gahura, Audria Matheson, JoAnn Cawson, Ioan Gulley, Lalune Hensley, Diane Nixon, Leanne Haney, Teri? Roberts, Iaciuie Weldon, Don Louie, Kaye Bonner. Row 3: Walter Hopkins, Dan Schell, Larry Little, Herb Strentz, Doug Ball, ete Holland, eagle Davis, Ioe Thayer, Bill Atkin, Robert Ake, Aki Shohara, Mike Flier, Iohn Carroz, Bob El1iott,IetfNick1as. zahfornia .Si:Ao!ar5Lilo .geclerafion .ggconrl .S7eme5fer Q v J 'A V 1 ' as XEIIIJ n , Q i l i. 'F' W i Q--Q 1? if Q r I in 1 1 ' A - .J , .4 , -fx S. - .l , . L x gl ' 'I t V 4 1' sae ol ' ' SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS Row l Cecile Lucich, Secretary, Herb Strentz, Pres- ident, Baba Azlant Publicity Manager, Row 2: Terry Roberts, Vice-President, Keaqle Davis, Treasurer LIFE MEMBERS Row l Rabs Azlant, Winnie Heath, lanice Lane, Ianice flrnith Row 2 Herb Strentz, Bev Bitter, Terry Roberts llPl lIltffLASSMlfN, Row l: Bahs Azlant, Nancy King, Lorna Myers, Winnie Heath, Audria Matheson, Glenda Crawlord. Strawn Yf-1-, Karen Cook, Cecelia Wimf-r Row 2, Sandra Lawson, lackie Smurr, Rev Ritter, Sandra Somdal, Loretta ltarnafn-, ffr-vile Liicich, Ann Zito, lanice Lane, Lynda Davis, Rita Prf-iiss, Lois: Anderson, Georgette Andreis Row 3' lofty Mlm'-ia lanwna Gahiim, Hi-aqle Davie: lm- Tliayr-r, Larry Little, llf-rb Strentz, Terry Roberts, Deneeri Perkinpali , ga Ill-JlllfRfTI,ASSMliN, Row l' Lon Ann Ward Dollie Osterherq, 'Barbara Ward, Iiidith lriselman, Shirle Hogadone, Nila llan:,1-ii, lffavf- Rrmnf-r Raw 2. Mary Ann Kahl, Pat Wills, Ianice Rallas, Sonya Austin, Wanda Lavvnriir, Connie Tomp- klnrz ltow 3 llarlf-nw Remy, Ninon Pelletier, lacqinr- Weldon, lessir- Shohara, Io Ann Clawson, lanet Krum, Nadinv llfii! Vwnnii- llanfzon, Cryzz Ericknon, loan Giillf-y, La Iiinf- llenslr-y, Marie Knauf. Row 4: William Matheson, Bob Smitt- rfnrip, Aki Slialiaia, All:-n Rr'-ck'-riririar-, Charles: Goodrich, Mike l lier, Rill Atkm, llerny Verret, Kenny Lung jufure omema em of America . Sig F: it A I In I ' i H Ak' ,' . V rf? ' b -'1r,,.,,3 f ' , A Mrs. Martha Iensen Adviser Mrs. Catherine Coleman Adviser Row li Deanna Fteeks, Presidentg Shirley OWGHS, Secretary, Row 2: Loretta Young- blood, Parliarnentariang Ann Bennett, His- torianfliarolyn Hamilton, Treasurer, i 5 t 4, 9 f-'-l L 'fi-t Y' 1 3-' ' . ' -- Q 5'-Q Z'?: A fa , iii.. qbgjvnq '1'f2'f:!e ' 451.549 14.412-'Q , - 0,531 ' l i Q U ri . v . , U - Z -- T 1 'Q tub 010 X . The Future Homemi ers of America is organization for g interested in homerni ing. They carry 1 their motto, 'Towc New Horizons. Loretta Youngblood, Parliamentariang Karolyn Ham- ilton, Historian '55-'56, Ann Bennett, Historian '56- gulufe Olflelfla 2125 of .X4I1'leI'iC6l ii Row l. Iewr-l Hulbert, Glenda Parker, Darlene Klomg, Rosalene Sirimarco, Beverly Phebus, Bonnie Scott, Barbara Hopf-r, Deanna Heeks. Row 2: Theresa Virgin, Diane russ, IoAnn Clawson, Betsy Baine, Alice Weber, Martha Shrout, Marilyn Larsen, Sara Moore, Karolyn Hamilton. Plow 3: Marianne Hatch, Loretta Youngblood, Ann Bennett, Loretta Il:-nry, Indy Germs, Marilyn Shadowens, Lana Wenzel, Shirley Owens, Helene Leiblein. S 1 l . I Egan BQ f fs Raw l' Dorothy Strmiska, Lorrene Kreamer, Ph llis Rasmussen, Norma Munier, Shirley Hogadone, Flo Wimer, Barbara Wells, Sharon West, Connie Founders, Lillian liladgett, Carlvne Parnell, Betty Rose. Row 2: Gail Hiker, Donna Fry, Barbara Booth, Indy Kurtz, Pat Heydt, Ianet Krum, Pat Shirley, Holly Atkisson, Carrita Red, Ianet Vanderlorcl, Gram- Richards, Myrna Avery, Ioann Holman, Gail Bretz, Nancy Wells. Row 3: Violet Kantarakis, Virginia Martinez, Dorothy Hr-rry, Hazel Args-ntino, Indy Estep, Pat Bibeau, Vallre Munes, Gloria Ontiveros, Frances Holt, Jennie Espi- nosa, Iackte llvhnslri, Doreen Bush, Ioyce Christensen, Patty Geary, Sherrey Deaver, Connie Hanson. ju fare armera of America OFFICERS Row l: Dave Cobb, Vice-President, Clyde Emmett, Presi dent, Don Wood, Secretary. Row Z: Albert Lovelady, Chap- lain, Howard Eliason, Treasurer, Dan Montgomery, Hepor ter, Gerald Bailes, Sentinel. 7141? The EEA. is one ot the most active organi- zations at Clovis High. It is composed of young men interested in farming as a vocation. One of the outstanding events this year was the Spring Show. RQ? it ADVISERS Row li Mr. Dodd, Mr. Carter, Mr. Henderson. axe, I1 q v IFN A' -x CIIAPTFR FARMERS, How l: Howard Eliason, Don Woods, Bob Munier, Clyde Emmett, Pete Radish, Bill Iones, Bud Lnvr-lad , Alan Wilmoth, Tom Dunkel Row 2: Dan Montgomery, Ralph lones, Bud Sargent, David Rice, Bill Bennett, Pr'-int Killlaorf-, Gvralfl Bailrfs, Dave Cohh f 1'ff7v fr f' . :Ai i X l P1 CRlflfNllANDS, Row l: Ro Fells, Tom Baker, Paul Vaughn, Bill Smith, Allen Quick, Ioe Castro, George McCarty, Allv-rt Killian Flow 2, Fmdy Il , Ward Hollesen, Lloyd Martin, Marshall Hinckley, Tomm Sturges,I-gohn Champ, Wayne Rndqf-fa, Lorrie Whitf-, Dewarg Buchanan, Tom lackson. Row 3: lim Brand, Ric ard Keiz, Dennis ammerstrom, Russell Niffkf-lsson, Douqlas Ball, Felix Paminto, lames Christy, lim Crawford, Iames Snapp, Noel Brown. Row 4: Iim Baker, lack Mr-ss:-r, Leonard Church, Arnold Compolon o, Albert Troglin, Neal McLemore, lack De Fehr, Leroy Petrille, VN-nrm: Pfmrrlrr Rf-n Carlson, lack Rose, Wayne lgowden, Leonard Fry, Brent Summers. GIA , .fdflzkfic .xddziociafion Wh- bv i t The Girls' Athletic Associa- tion is an organization made up ot girls who are interested in sports, Aided by their ad- how l Beth Cochrum, Treasurerg Ann Zito, Vice Presideritg Donna Exllenry, visers, they learn friendship and sportsmanship. President, Laverne Thomason, Secretary How 2. Betty Cox, Publicity manager, Mrs Wilkinson, advisery Mrs Leach adviser, Miss Lancaster, adviser, and Pazbara Wright, point chairman E W 4 S in! nd f N f X 'f 'Lal Q -- ELCA T The Block primarily a school service organization, consists of boys who have earned letters on school athletic teams. T 'NX' A Besides taking part in the control ki of assemblies and rallies, Block C - X members sell programs at football : and basketball games and help of- ticiate at track meets. ky, K I. ff 3 'n.1p I OFFICERS Mr. Peters Ad ' Row l, Dennis Houx, Gail Brown, Don Noel, Row 2: Lee wget Shf-rbon, Cloyce Keeney, lack Matlox, Dave Cobb. u-1-1 755 11 X How l. Tom Dunkel, Frr-d Dau, Dale Lowery, Ted Hammaclc, Bob Sholly, Tom Garcia, Sam Cruz. Row 2: Marvin Stone, Phil Hof-buck, Gail Brown, lack Harrington, Ken Pipes, Paul Thurman, Warren Luhm, lack King, Louie Cruz, Frank llffm-ra, Iof- Mendoza How 3: Bill Atkin, lack Mattox, lerry Dowell, Ross Strickler, Albert Espinosa, Frank Deck, Adam Cfhacon, Manuel Yam-2, Bob Dowell. E if - Ei , T- 6 - Ei vig! f l l l Row 1: Allen Stewart, Bill Walker, Keagle Davis, Will Turner, Duane Rash, Arnold Hogan, Louis Hall. Row 2: Lyle Wallace, Dc,-nnis lloux, Bob Muriier, Dave Cobb, Dick lriogers, Kent Bishop, lim Mueller, Larr Patterson, Floyd Doo- Httlrf, Lafrry Ergssi, Ioe Hedgpeth, Ioe Billalba. How 3: Richard Bretz, Bob McLaren, Iohn lgruzic, Larry Little, Pat oaan, ran rmrrnta, Denzel Cochrum, Raymond Standley, Eddie Fitzgerald, Marion Trammel, EEEEF xx gbtfure LLP526 , 1 Row l Sharon Ferris Marilyn Parks Dorothy Facio ludy Markus Nancy Bouton Penney Cobb Cecelia Nimer Mariann Hatch Betty Sue Cox Carol Shepherd Anita Beter Row 2 Carole Nickel Wanda Bisel Ianet Moseley Cecile Lucxch Beth Cochrurn Iackie Lock wood Bev Moore Darlene Dressxnan Winnie Heath Frankie Maddox Margaret Smith Sharon Smith Row 3: Betsy Blaine, lanet Tupper, Lois Ktnberg Anna Win- ters, Valerie O'Farrell, Loretta Nilsen, Alberta Bethel Carol Cook, Bessie Hamilton, Sherlenne Andrews, Bar- bara Roper, Pat Bedford. OFFICERS Sharon Ferris, Program Director, Sharon Smith, Vice- Presldentg Marilyn Parks, President, Betty Sue Cox, Secretaryffreasurer. MRS. FISK Adviser The purpose of The Future Nurses' Club is to give girls who are, or might be, interested in nursing a glimpse of the life and duties of or nurse, the different and the requirements for entrance into a school of Mr, Oliver Adviser cience 'XP 'H' , X .1 'vt 1 f' 1 How l: Edward Lawson, Pat Renna, Janice Smith, Bobs Azlant, Mike Reilly, Denzil Cochrurn. Row 2: lim Caviello, Ion Sturgill, Bill Meiggs, Wally Hopkins, left Nicklas. Row 3: Ronnie Clawson, Berle Beliz, Monty Upshaw, Douglas Ball. fields open to a nurse, Row l: lanice Smith, President, Pat Henna, Secretary-Treasw rer, How 2' lon Stnrqill, Vice- Presidentg Bill Meigos, Activi- ties Chairman, lim Cavwllo, Point Chairman The Science Club is an organization formed for students interested in studying scientific principles and learning to apply them in truly scientific methods. Awards are given for points earned. QUAD 1- 4' my S 84.13 - -g!, How 1: Gordon Shacklett, Vice-President, CKESIPTJ, Ronnie Clawson, President, CKNSLSU, Claude Gash. How 2: William Price, Mr. Gustafson, adviser, Lynwood Langer, Louis McQuone. F unior IQ Gm Mrs. Gartman Adviser --1-1 --4' l l...- -g::::!' -102 Row I: Sharon Sanders, Holly Atkisson, Nadine Hart, Dollie Osierberg, Carol Howell. Row 2: Elsa Her- nandez, I. D. Schaa, Hilde Sumpf, I 66116 ommerciaf 1 EEL rg I ii Y ,AX L,-X i Row 1: Dorothy Goe, Barbara Brannon, Louise Clause, Lola Sharry, Ruth Eastham, Diana Iohnson, Mary Ireland, Reta Fry. Row 2: Virginia Iohnston, Iudy Iohnson, Ian Ganshom, Sue Ann Harris, Linda Crader, Marilyn England, Carol Petty, Ruby Lancaster, Darlene Iones, Robert Smith. Row 3: Reva Matlock, Linda Clark, Carla Peterson, Ph llis Kern, Marian Sanders, Connie Grajeda, Melva Horton, Lois Kinberg, Nanette Scriven, Patsy Bridwell, Beverly IlIcMindes, Alma Marie Turner, Lauralee Pipkin, lohn Buller. Row 4: Bernadine Ward, Marianne Hatch, Diane Bruss, La Iune Hensley, Connie Mullerleile, Karen Schoolcraft, Ioy Stover, Wanda Bisel, Lola Pritchett, Herman Klomp. .9nc!uAfriaf..Ar-fri q v! W g .-f Row 1: Phyllis Fink, Vice-President, La Iuana Gadberry, President, M rna Polser, Treasurer, Row 2: Mr. Robert Fuder, Adviserg Dolores Carmack, Secretary: Mr. Kenneth Wilcox, Adviser. OFFICERS AND ADVISERS Row 1: Don Raiskup, 2nd-semester President, Bob Munier, 2nd- semester Secretary, Gere Massingill, lst-semester Secretary Ierry Perna, lst- semester President, .Duane Walkingstick, Zndl semester Vice-President, Row 2: Mr. Parris, Mr. Davis, Mr. Blodgett, Mr. Jenks, Mr. Davenport. E ,,,4, yn 1190- Row l: Iim Ulsh, Gene Massingill, Bob Munier, lack Harrington, I. C, Walkingstick, Pat Iackson, Iirn Sheldon, Ted Pokorny. Row 2: Louis Hall, Dave Robinson, Ierry Dowell, Edward Losson, Richard Deming, Alton Honey, Iim Thomp- son Row 3: Don Raiskup, Duane Walkingstick, Ierry Perna, Ierry Terrell. eruice rganiza fiona BLUE AND GOLD SERVICE CLUB RALLY BOYS Row 1 lock King, Morion Trornmel. Row 2 Row l Larry Wilkinson, Don Gorrison, Gerald lim Ulgh, Hogg Siriqklgr, Turner Row 2 Ronnie Verdin, Bill Turner TRAFFIC PATROL Row l: Iirn Ulsh, Bob Munier, Ion Olson, Ross Strickler, Ronnie Brus- secxu. Row 2: I-lorry Stonebroker, Leo Cox, Bob Steiferson, Pot Iockson, Emilio Vorgos, Ronnie Bodine. Row 3: Dennis lohnson, Bill Turner, Bill Turner, Corl Boker, lim Rorsebrook. n ' A fx STUDENT COURT Row l Dove Cobb, Slioron Ferris, Pete Rodish, ludge, Dennis Houx, Ducme Wolkingstick, Row 2 I C Wrilkiriq:aiick,Mrr Dov11s,Mr Clork, Ierry Porno, Bob Gooch, Knot pictured: Don Noel, Tex Coxl 4 jufure lac era ofjgmerica K 5 g Fl' E . Ei' M -,XJ Row 1: Georgette Andreis, Charlene Imperatnce, Nancy Bou- ton, Helen Lelbleln, Pat Henna, Ann Zito, Sonette Iadott, Nancy Prange. Bow 2: Bev Bitter, Pat Strorne, Ltnda Wenter, Ardelle lorgensen, Mary Anne Magner, Clara Spano, ludy Wrlllams, Sheila Bower, Iamce Menees, Lea Bose Hart, Loretta Ram- age, Ernestlne Ostrander, Sandra Martin. Row 3: left Nlcklas, Chris Terrtll, Mary Ann Came, Emma Neal, Llnda Rhodes, Iudy Larnontca, Sandra Lawson, Peggy Lockwood, Ioy Flrnt, Rosalene Slrlmarco, Lynda Davts , 'S H- '.rfgq ,tn r OFFICERS AND ADVISEBS Row 1: Linda Wenter, Secretary, Treasurer, Bev Blt- ler, President, Lynda Davts, Vice-president. How 2 Mr, Tucker, Nancy Prange, Publlclty manager, Mrss Gunderson. ,J ttf ollaefl Hman! OFFICERS AND ADVISER Row lp Georgette Anclrexs, Censor, lacaure Weldon Consul, Aki hohara, Consul. Row 2. Terry Roberts, Dictator, Mlss Gunderson, Adviser, Bev Bttter, Scrlba ,tvs I hu 'III Bow l Glenda Faulkner, lean Guettler, Sue Brurnley, Gay Stoltenberg, Bev Bltter, Pat Bedford, Dolores Iones. Row 2: Gary Yee, Sonja Austin, Sharon Yee, Iaclcle Smurr, Georgette Andre-ls, Iacauie Weldon, Bob Iepson, Keagle Davts, Denzfvn Peckxnpah, Mary Sue Lassley, Howard Harbick, Row 3: Lora Lee Hansen, Barbara Roper, Lana Wenzel, Betsy Blame, Martlyn Larsen, Carol Habberley, Pat Wllls, Cora Ross, Crys Errckson, Wehman Caldwell, Don Boatman, Chrts Wasson How 4' Donald Loule, Terry Roberts, Btll Atkin, Dan Schell, Pete Holland, Stephan Heath, Barry Nelson, loe He-dg peth, Stan Hetnen, Alu Shohara, Duane Baloer. S ' -4 CH L y its-WQ,,,1.f laanw u X rss ff? l li Row lg Judith lnsc-lman, Carol Petty, Nancy Pran e, Vicki Scott, Connie llfmzzon, Marcf-lla Castro, Iudy Baker, Brenda Col?2y, Dorothy Goe. Row 7 Innflfx M1-rc:-r, Donn'-to Moles, lackie Smurr, Arlene Cate, Wiletto Wassvr, ltfw' fillllrv-rt, lr'-nv Sanclif-2, Carol Howell, Ioan Horsey, Linda Durby, fiftfwrtyf' Anflrf-ws llow 3: William Mathvson, Victor Gagliardi, Mike Flier, flftvy Wrxllf-r, K'-n liriinibauqh, lim Poston, Bob Smittcamp, Rex Wanqbora, l ll, fliiuu, Iof- ffhacon, Bob Browning. OFFICERS AND ADVISERS, Row li Geor otte An- drms, Vice-president, ludith lnselman gresidontg Linda Mwrcor, Svcretary, Row 2' Mr Tucker, Bob Rrownina Publicity Manaaf-r Ol'l'lfTlIRS AND ADVISER, Row l: Lynda Davis, Secretary, Cres lrlor nfxrult-.', llrrrrziflf-nt, Ann Zito, Vice-prf-sidont, Row 2: Iudy Monvra, Trone: vi:--r, Holi lflliotl, Ptrlrlwity Manaavrg Miss D'Ambra if -ur lfJWl ll C Liil ,lvl 1 Anthony Zantardlno Cress Hernandez Melvin Adams, Iomes low Ward frank Franco Row 2 lanet Thomas Cecelia Wnmgr Sonette Iadoff, , n , arm 1 ., Dram Nixon, Mary Ann Kohl. Row 3 lohn Lucich, Ianet lllfi-,f-lf-y Au ri' Nlatllf-ss , Morgar'-t Smith, Leanne Haney, Miss D'Ambra, Sheila fllfmn lfi Ann fflawzzon, lirnostrnw Ostrondc-r, Peggy Lockwood, Sondra Lawson, VII UPPER VILASSMEN, Row l' locqiiie Hilton, Mary Ann Magner, Linda Wenter, Nomar Bouton, Carole Morris, Sandra Somdal. Ann Zito, Lynda Davis, lanicr- ane Row 2: Bob Gooch, Larry Mesple, Ronnie lawson, Bob Elliott, Delton Shirley, Bob filnolly Wafiona! jkeapian Sociefg Much great acting talent has been discovered at the high school level. The National Thespian Society has done its utmost to encourage budding talent. By presenting fine plays, it has provided valuable experience to its members and pleasure to the entire Student Body. OFFICERS Row l: Babs Azlant, Secreiaryg Louise Clouse, President, Iackie Smurr, Vice-President. Row 2: fwtf . Bernadine Ward, Treasurer, San- dra Son-idol, Scribe. Mrsbxcliixniance gem' is IWW W 5 HONOR THESPIANS Bemadine Ward and Sandra Somdal is R 1: K N ' t, B b Al t, B d' W d, S nd Somdal, Sandie Ellis, Iackie Smurr, Louise Clouse, Mrs. Psdavance. Glglrow egfqxiinert iosvelgdly? SheiigGBx:v?rer, Glgat Ranma? Beth Cochrum, Carol Stewart, Sandra Lawson, Edgar Manherz. Row 3: Phil Freer, Bob Gooch, Pete Radish, Mike Flier, Doug Clapp. ,iff CM ART CLUB MEMBERS AND ADVISERS, Row l: Ca l M'll K B 5 t. I A roe 1 er, aye onner, Barbara Keller, Lynn Vose. Raw 2: Ftoy Imax, Phil Hof-buck, Carl Baker, Mr, Chiladoux. The Art Club is an organization formed for not only students, but also alumni, who are interested in art, The members do art work to be used around the school. Each year there is 'rn exhibit of work done by the so- ciety, and an award is given to the rnmrat outstanding student of the organ- ization, The Math Club was organized to satisfy a growing need. An enthusias- tic group has been meeting faithfully and has been enjoying outstanding programs. Great plans are in store for fl fargo and devoted membership. ADVISERS: Mr. Champion, Miss Vamdian, Mr lgercich Waff CAA um, ., Fm' x'SY't Ut How 1 Roh flfttott, president, Babs Azlant, publicit manager, Gordon Glau, Berle Beliz, Ronnie Clawson, Kqrf-rt Cook, Koa le Davis, Janice Smith, secretary Knot icturedl, Row 2: Herb Strentz, Iohn Carroz, Ken M Paxton, Anthony ganfardino, Lewis McQuone. Row 3: IefFNicklas, Gordon Shacklett, Paul Beam, Iames Brown, Stephen lf-nth, vtcvprf-std:-nt, Wally Hopkins Bob Sholly. ahnert, Ierry ZZMJ The Clovis Union High School Band participates in many activities. Among those are parades in surrounding towns, the Spring Music Festival, and the Band Show. Halftime performances and music at football games help to bolster school spirit. BAND COUNCIL Row l: Bill Baker, Larry Mesple, Terry Roberts. Row 2. Norma Brockett, Barbara Wright, Marilyn Parks, Beverly Bitter, Marilyn Parks Band Majorette ITIFI l I -, 95' O Mr. Haliliyisirpeeman , 5 ' f C 1 7 , f JNL BAND MEMBERS, Row l: Terry Roberts, Sonja Austin, Carol Robinson, SherrY Pcfmefeff MGHEUS SCUVGH. lC1mGS Brown. I-CNY Mesple, Ierry Laymance, Lauren Leblanc, Bob Cook, Clarence Hammond, Allen Breckinridge. Row 2: Lora Lee Hansen, Sharon Hansen, Crys Erickson, Eleanor Seale, Carol Habberley, Alan Long, Gari Pyle, Delton Shirley, Iohn Lose, Cres Hernandez, Carl Baker, Row 3: Beverly Bitter, Hazel Martin, Ph llis Miller, Nonma Peo ham, Virginia Hubbart, Karen Cook, Linda Mercer, Norma Brockett, Ianice Lane, Buddy McKay, Bill Wait, gear e Beach. Row 4: Pam Cryder, Nancy Phelan, Roxie Lassley, Marg Sue Lassleg, Ed Moorhead, Carl Rosebrough, Ioe Iensen, Tom Sioeckel, Larry Cressman, Steve Simmons, Robert Quintana, Bill aker. Row z Ray Beaver, Deanna Tullis, Tom Walier, Don Nelson, Ted Wilbanks, Iames Richards, Charles Goodrich, Brady Bridges, Gary Polser. Ra ph Schroeder, Larry Beam, Dan Woodson. Row 6: Alice Glim, Kay Viau, Fred Damsen, Bill Atkin, Bob Stefferson, ob Collins, Allen Gildard. Fred Stark, Norman Rosebrouah, lov Flint, Barbara Wriqht, Ellen Hopkins. 1 1-Y w gn d 1 1 X X 5 xx if f N, ' QNX 4? E1 j f X15 Q J w A I N1 L-J J 47 v X X Y ,N x J J ' XX x ' R aj Y l , ji- ' 'A l :Qu ' I N K- g I., Lcxgralgrxcn X j li lg L! X 'M X I X! X 1 A Pm X ' xy, L1 z?a,4ef4.,!M?an4 2,7 wx 4 4 ' ' X l ' 5 I .- T .1 1 OPIIRETTA CAST: Down in the Volh-yg How 1: Monty Upshow, Accompomslg Dorman Bokvr, Brock Weaver, Tex Cox, Pots-rs Row Z: LG Iuuncr God- hcrry, Corol McIntyre Knot picturedl, Tonnie Parsons. Row 3: Don Slakcy, Imodorp Lee Voqun, Preacher: Tru? Pope, Thomas Bouche. Not picture : Tom Schell, Father: Rick Scndlin, Guard nanny 3 X 3. l - ...K 7 .A- f, ff 'A QUILL AND SCROLL Bow l: Louise Clouse Iud' , ie torth, Anita Beier, Charlene Imperatrice, Sandie Talbot. Row : Pa Keller, Myrna Polser, Iackie Herb Strentr Wayne Scott we Cougarg QFD!!! The Cougars Growl, our weekly newspaper, is published by the rnern- ' bers of Mrs. Duffie1d's Iournalism class. Besides printing all the items of in- terest to Clovis High students, the GroWl's goals are to aid in unifying the student body and to bolster school spirit. Geries, Ianice McDonald, Sand Go- Fenton, Melva Horton, Darlene Dress- if 6 f y, vr X L 5 l man, Bev Moore. How 3: Buddy Akers. Ronnie Brusseau, Ken Pipes, GBOWL EDITORS ,, cm Cv , . 4 . 'nf Rowj l. Buddie Akers, Head of Public 'Information Bureau, Louise Clouse, Edltor 2nd semester, Sandie Talbot, Editor lst semester, Wayne Scott, Business Manager. How 2: Mr. Herber, Adviser, Ken Martin, Head Photographer, Herb Strentz, Sports Editor, Mrs. Duffield, Adviser. gif? GROWL STAFF, Row 1: Donna Exl-lenr , Beverly Phebus, Rosalene Sirimarco, Toni Mitchell, La Rue King, Row 2: Harry Stone-breaker, Arnold Hogan, Charles garnagin, Elvin Ray, Gail Brown, Chris Maus. 'itovfii Ollgal' 005 fefrf G:-orqv-ttf' Aridrfm: Darlene Morris Pat! Hunter . I . t - 'H X 5 M , -ii. Charlene lmperctrice Nancy Bouton 51 Linnrin lliraldi- i l loy Anita W Beier lb' L ' Sand Gotorxi Dick Johnson Mitch YA? Toni ell Marilyn Shadnwens X.. RALLY COMMITTEE, Row li Charlene lmperatrice, Nancy Bouton, Marilyn Shadowens, Linnea Elizalde, Tom Mitchell Sandie Golorth. Row 2: Dick lohnson, Anita Beier, Darlene Morris, Georgette Andreis, loy Stover, Ken Pipes ff K I 'wi x 2 .KI L f - Y. yA'NAS,,MV, ' L , QQ N yy, '. Q . 1' ' ,M B b B ooks -Q..g.v'fig1'xh' I A k ???v V, 1, ,yzfm 'ff' ,YA .x .,' gf , ,F , W ll? I ff! 4 JWQ 'inf' -N2 86 A lv f ' ,Q -1 , 4 no-QJ7 f Z, , 1 470 Nt ffijf' 1 M , 1 !,' ! 1 ' 2 fl 1,553 4 T5 J! 1' 2 1 IM., I H , ry ' 5 ji Eiljgyq ' 'E 5 N .Sai W! -A W A W, gf, 2 Ke 5,Q 9 l :dl 4 .5 ,- ,, x'9 f f 7 4wY A 7-1 ff? X' La f Z An xx ' 1 ESQ arffify joofgaf ll To the 1955 Cougar Varsity, and to the C.U.H.S. student body, the football season was nothing but successful as student enthusiasm soared to an all- time high when the Bue and Gold gridders lifted the Varsity Eleven from their position as perennial cellar dwellers to second place in the North Sequoia League. With forward-wall Ierry Cochrum, Dale Lowery, lack Mac Mechem blasting holes in defensive Lee Sherbon and Ken Pipes many a safety man as the pair and 1,300 yards gained by Among the of the season were yard punts, Dennis Larry Little, Paul and many others Whose for Student Body President Pipes to write: been broken e have stag- so long denied our and our heavy gered into that c The shackles of wonderful s hool With the Reedley from their golden pedestal, i id place may be claimed by Clovis. Our over, and, though we can we can't be satisfied. use that well-known saying, 'Wait till next year,' and really mean it. The victory can't be attributed to the football team alone, however, for without the fine spirit shown by the student body, our team would have been greatly hampered. The faculty should also be thanked for the assistance and time they have given. ls this the end-or the beginning? be proud of This is one year we ilu lim Mueller Mike Mouliot Gail Brown Frank Herrera lim Bohner Larry Little Marion Trammel Dave Cobb Richard Bretz Paul Thurman Marvin Stone Pat Hogan Don Noel lack King Ion Olson ,ljaraif ' ,and Scored Fresno High , ClOViS ,..... ..13 Washington U.. 94 Clovis ........ 12 I-,emogfe ,,,,,,,, ClOV1S .,...... 26 Chowchilla Clovis ...,,... 6 Dinubg ,,,,,, s Clovis ....... .26 Sanger I3 ggClovis ..,.. 6 Corcoran .. Clovis ........ l 8 Selma ,. Clovis ..,., M26 Reedley .' ,,ww. 20 lovis ,.,..,., 25 V? 5 c QI CQ ' ,., s- l 'L Lloyd Leesl Kent Bi ho Fred Coach KeHlPLp?es Fullbsck p Lee ilgirbon Coach hqlfiqglg hqilbuck qv N. K- Dennis Houx Quarterback I A i N I ,- ix ,IQ - Q. I QQ! , xg Q c QD, Q Q. 'iz' QQS In ul L 5 N' Q tg C' I I Bob Mac Frank Dale Ierry lack Gerald McLaren Mechem Armenta Lowery Cochrum Mattox Tatham Riqht Hiqht Right Center Lett Left Lett End Tackle Guard K Guard Tackle End 1 1 P ,g M, -.. .- How Ldim Arthur, Manuel Yanez, Albert Espinoza, Lee Sherbon, Ross Strickler Ion Olson, Marion Trammel Dale Lowery Cloycf- eoney, and lack Kin . Row 2: Mgr. Ioe Billaba, Bob McLaren, Frank Herrera, Ken Pi-Fes, Marvin Stone, Gail Brown, Paul Thurman, Gerald Tatham, Iac? Mattox, Larry Little, Ioe Thayer, lim McCabe, and Mgr. Louis all. Row 3: Don Noel, Mac Mechem, Frank Arm:-nta, lim Bohner, Iim Mueller, Ierry Prine, Mike Mouliot, Dennis Houx, Don Wood, Richard Bretz, Pat Hogan, Ernie Oli- vos, Scott Ellis, lesse Wenters, Dave Cobb, and Louis McOuone. Not Pictured: Ierry Cochrum, Lyle Wallace, and Kent Bishop. n X' 0 'M-X3 Lemoore ...,...,..., Chowchilla Dinuba .............. Sanger ..... Corcoran .......... Selma ..... Reedley ,... ...... rl 5 . 1 Q., w Ioe Spano Ri ht Halfiack V ' iiw, sz i J 5 , :I M: I zz ,. , .V .4 f , ' L rl l 1 Louie Bob Fred Cruz E Henry Dau Right Eight Right End Tackle Guard ri-Q' Clovis ....,,.. Clovis Clovis Clovisn. Clovis Clovis ,.,...,. C1ovis...li:l Clovis ......., Q 4 , an! 3'0l'e5 7 Washington U.., O ' 2U 13 19 X 0 19 26 6 O O 21 6 I U 25 35 6 M , vr Darryl Willie Turner Lamonica Lefi Fullback Haliback Manuel Armenia Quarterback L a s af .. Lee Keagle Trammel Dqvis Center Left Q Guard l r 4 fIlL'EE'LLf . C S X K .,,.'X ,. 1 ' Ja . 2 1 -'J We A L 5151? Q f ,: ' . 3 l 1 'i - J Isl, ' Qlgsll-LSE - y , , M C . 3 'nh W GG' is 536 '37 K iam Cruz Left End el -A Row l: DickMIohnson, Floyd Doolitile, Louie Cruz, Ernie Howe, Fred Dau, Lee Trammel, Bob Exl-Ienry, Kea le Davis, lack DeFehr Sam Cruz, anuel Armenia, Mgrs. Billy Guinn and Richard Majofio. Row 2: Ted Mi gs, Randy Wasson, ?erry Iadoff, Mike Reilly Gus Telles, Tom Baker, Rusty Nixon, Wil ie Turner, Carl Gatto, Darrell Grewell, Ray Etandley, Ioe Spano, Darr l Lamonica Del Morris, loe Hedgpeth , Stacel Navarro, and Darrell Telles, Mgr. Row 3: Larr Shamp, Gary Cordero, Tom Kruzic, Yee Thurman Mel vin Tay or, Ray Paull, Chuc Bolding, Howard Eliason, Carl Baker, Carl YBocchini, Tom Iackson, Iesse Ringer, Bob Sxnittcamp Caroll Gadberry, Larry Wilkinson, lohn Ray, Gordon Northan, and Gary Iorgensen. qw 1 --A .iff , .Q ,Q 1 V -dn .an in CD 5 l l 1, , . Q , ,. j Q1 D s ' 5- 7 Coach Coach , William Kring Pete3QBelden f LH Da .41 Qu. ' V Coach lim Hcxnretty t ' ' ', 1 N I - , . WN - 1 ,, 4 D 9 .. Vlxdl' . 'lil l nl 54.1 A Q Rusty Nixon Ioe Hedgpeth Ioe Thurman Ernie Howe Carl Gcrtto Dick Iohnson Ccroll Gcrdberry Ray Pcull Tom Kruzic Floyd Doolittle Del Morris Chuck Bolding Ray Stcmdley Darrell Grewell Gus Telles jaakfefbaff Lee Vogcxn IOh1'1 KTUZiC Don Slcxkey Larry Little Couch Lloyd Leest Lee Sherbon Row 1: lack Mczttox, Iohn Kruzic, Lee Vogcm, Phil Roebuck, Ice Hamrick. Row 2: Tex Cox, Lee Sherbon, Ierry Dowell, Lclrry Little, Dori Slcxkey. Ioe llam rick Phil Hof-buck Lee Voqan Lee Shrerbon Uzraif Z?a:iLefAaf ? VARSITY SCHEDULE AND SCORES Fresno 59 Roosevelt 63 Fowler 42 Parlier 38 Sierra 47 Reedley 44 Hanford 44 Corcoran 48 Dinuloa 51 Selma 31 Heedley 52 Sanger 51 Corcoran 52 Dlnuba 53 Selma 56 Reedley 47 Sanger 58 Larr Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis ohn Kruzic MW Cl CAGE SUMMARY The Cougar l955 56 var ity quintet was an unpredictable cage crew After seeming invincible in the duet of victories over Reedley and in their downing of Dinuba s Emperor the Clovi hoopster fell far rhort of their capabilities while losing leaaue tilts' to Reedley and Sanger, Headed by All-American-Blanket-Wim ner Lee Sherloon, Lee Vogan, Don Slakey, and lunior forward 'Iohn Kuzic, and tu- tored by Coach Lloyd Leest. the varsity five won the consolation championship in the Kingsburg tournament, tied for second in North Sequoia League play with Reed- ley, and tied the school scoring record with their 80-51 triumph over Sanger B's Repeat As Titlists The Couqar B team, winners in four- teen of sixteen starts, kept the North Se- auoia Class B title in Clovis hands for the second consecutive year, Coach Chuck Starks charges thrived on close decisions, winning nine verdicts by five or fewer points. Don Slakey lack Mattox Dennis Houx lerry Dowell Z? Z?aaLelLaf Row l: Ray Shsetsg Sllacey Nawiinrrca grncgci Hagan, LEAGUE SCHEDULE Louie Cruz, Io n ax ey, Orvi e ei , am ruz. , Row 2:ITom Kruzic, Dcxryle Lcxmonicci, Al Dominguez, D1nUbG 20 ------f--YY--Y-v,-Y-----YV-.------..AYVY--Y-----,V ClOV1S Bill Bristow, Bob Exlrlenry, Manuel Armenia, Bob Selmq 37 -wYYvYYY,YYYYAV.YVYY------',.-,YVVYYYYYV--,----Y-YVI C1Ovi5 Pcssmore, Ierry Brooks. Reedley Clovis gang? 224 ----Huuuuu ,uuu,--u C5 lovis 1I'lU CI ,YYY,Y, .....,.. O VIS Selma 28 ,,,,., , ,, ,,,,.,,, Clovis Reedley 45,. ,,,, ,,.,,, , Clovis K ' Sanger 39 .,.., ,,,,,,,,.,,,....,.i,,..,... ,, ,Clovis Mr. Charles Stork Dcxryle Larnonico Scirn Cruz Roy Brown Arnold l-logcm Tgm Kfuzjc Louie Cruz B!'lSlOW Orville , 9 C am! lb Z?aiLef6af Kenny Brumbciugh Cciptciin 1'- 1--f Q we C TEAM, Row l. Doyle Bristow, Lcxrry Grossi, Kenny Brumbough, Ed Schil- ling, Bill Turner, How 2: Lorrie White, Richard Deming, Iim Iensen, Gcirlond King, Bill Akers, Roe Burton I Chfirl f::a Stork N16 U l'.VY:if1l'fj I 74 UTI' Cfififtli MSF Corirh Steve Simmons Cciptciin D D I' Re nolds, Morris Reid, Iackie D Tecim: Steve Simmons, Amelio Vcxrgoq, . on owns, im y Rose, Cori Rogebrouqh, Don Linton, X N- 1:-7 CEM L4'f1mL 1' ,f , rac f 4 ' Bob Gross Fred Peters . Coach Coach 4. if 156' .iz LB u I . -.-:. Pictured on these two pages is one ol the highest scoring and one of the greatest Class A track learns in Clovis thinclad history. The Senior-dominated squad was led by Paul Thurman, who ex- celled in the sprints and hurdles, broad jumper and hurdler Lee Sherbong and weightman lack Mattox. Gerald Tatham, who could be counted on to gain points in the high jump, pole vault, broad iuinp and high hurdles, was hampered by injuries in an auto accident early in the season. l ik - , , Row 1. Paul Thurman, Frank Deck, Robert Frazier, Gerald Tatham, Lee Sherbon, Bob Shollyz, Gail Brown, lack Mattox. Row 2: John Kruzic, Art Verret, Ken Harrison, Bay Brown, Ioe Horton, Dick Rogers, Ioe Mendoza. Row : Frank Herrera, Ierry Cochrum, Richard Sassano, Frank Armenia, Mac Mechem, Iim Mueller, Mike Christopher, Toby Pipkin, Danny Caudle, Manuel Yanez. ffm Z?'fZmL an .Lg l Row 1: Willie Turner, Louie Cruz, Ioe Thurman, Carl Baker, Denzil Cochrum, Stacey Navarro. Row 2: Mike Reily, Ray Sheets, Ted Meiggs, Sam Cruz, Ron Tinkler, Ruben Morales, Row 3: Iames Phelan, , Henry Verrei, Vernon DeFehr, Ward Hollesen, Tom Thomas, Don Boatman, Darryl Grewell, Anthony and Argentina. l W .X I ' ' 'iff X' .f f fi 1,- ' K N ifeee N ,if a ' , 15237 I hum A V K 1 . ' AAW Q L L , , ' M., xXX'XX L i 116 Q, ,Q ,.,, NS. .ii I 'K C ' ' l rac db, E Q4 4 1, .1 4 yr K . . , li Fu, ,N H x VF'...- ge A . fi, ima ' 3 '.'. 3Qg'?'r-' uf. ... 4-4 WJ .ni - . -r an '45 ' 15, f 'T l' ' ' ' -'.:i-5.71r'v-f - 7 -Q77-f J3 - 'F-5 93.71- .31-cl haf.. 1 Li .-.1,m.lLJ.Ei: 'tqidi 4 1'- ' .- '.': .- h 1 .u ,z:'k1mw.g.- :f., 5''QQl,g,q.bw,x,41,.gig- ra. V , 5 Q li-M -1.+'1 ffufc'tsfs-1ilgl4l 'x' rf 'Z' .-r J J, -Hn ,rv Q -. '-,' su, as ,-.I I. N' Ju. t, V' :IZ mxabflx shliill ', fly V- ' .:-4111. , '.w,l7.ir,, , Mg .....-an 1--..lt':' A. 1 .ld f'.' . ' v r' .nr 1 -rr Row l: Ro lmci, Del Morris, Dale McAnulty, Brad Pelersen, Bell Clark, Norman Rosebrough, Row 2: Ioe Chocon, Roy Poull, Manuel Armenia, Hoyle Bris1ow, Allen Gxldcrd, Bill Scxlsmcm, Carl Rosebrough. ., amifg Kariegaf How I: A1 Alvarado, Fred Dau, Ted Hammack, Ken Pipes, Cloyce Keeney, Ted Dawson, Kent Bishop, Mike McClymont, Manager. Row 2: Coach Iames Hanrett , Dennis Houx, Chuck McKinne , Ioey Spano, Dale Lowery, Dave Robinson, Pat Hogan, Igaryle Lamonica, Ioe Hedgpeth, gharles Bolding, Manager. 'I l ,msc Y Ted Hammack team captain COUGAR PITCHERS Dave Robinson, Ioey Spano, Dale Lowery, Chuck McKinney. ,e Coach Hanretty L , i K 1 f We Y c-JL, Center Fielder CLOYCE KEENEY SEASON SUMMARY After losing most of their practice games to powerful Yosemite League teams, the 1956 Cougar Varsity came to life in league play and was a worthy representative of Clovis High in the North Sequoia Circuit. The bats of Cloyce Keeney, Kent Bishop, and Dennis Houx spoke loudly and frequently in support of stellar southpaw hurler Dave Robinson. Bolstering the defense of Coach Iim Hanretty's charges were seniors Ted Daw- son and Ted Hammack and freshman Daryle Lamonica. This trio, in the course of the year, handled six different positions Senior Dale Lowery started the season as a member of the Cougar mound corps, but resumed his familiar role as catcher in mid-season. Right Fielder PAT HOGAN Pitcher DAVE ROBINSON Catcher TED HAMMACK Second Base IOE HEDGPETH , First Base DENNIS HOUY ay ue gafiegaf , . I, ' l 'x. 3 f L E ' , ,,,.N,,. V . C on X ,Q -iid u , . 4 Row l: Iohn Liles, Rae Burton, Larry Grossi, Lee Trammell, Floyd Doolittle, Ken Brumbaugh, Larrlwg Smith, Duane Rash, Mgr. Darryl Tellis. Row 2: Mgr, Billy Ioe Brawley, Richard Bretz, Carol Gadberry, Bob ExHenry, Tom ruzic, Lyle Wallace, Larry Little, Bob Howe, Ronnie Compolongo, Mgr. Leon Higgason. .Ah L. ! Mn , . , L N M ,.M.i.qw,.,., .-.M f I. V. Pitchers: Kruzic, Wallace, ' Liles, Gadberry, COCICl'1 E. IOYISS Tom Kruzic I X ennid The Cavalcade went 1 print before the tenni team was given a ta trial. Tutored by coac Pete Belden, whose mai goal was developin strength for future Couac Racquet squads, the Cl: vis netters were sparke by Bob and Ierry Dowel Patt Hunter, Delton Shi ley, Ianet Moseley, Larr Patterson and Iudy Bran: Icrry Dowell Girls' Doubles: Patt Hunter, Ianet Pete Belden Mosely Coach - it t-' ::,.t ,t l K, 'I X 3 I N wr if ,m,.,...I 1- . a, A ,sh Q, . N- --Zvxon I ff u War Q F, if .- all .5., - L-'S , x 1'?f,.,l x , 'iw ' .vtllmtlx 1 9- J f- ,Hitt A ' . Tl' 1 m X va D ' . ,ag ,f,,.r,., my 5 1-,i'pn2jf,lv-t 7,t'Tj - Y- K 1'-t. ' ' Jw: , , I .32Z-fQ,gZ h,,.+.-rt,-.Ph - ' dC!LIiZbfI4'1-- .1551-V 'it ' 31 f ff - -' Y' a A W - N.-if 'L 1' -N---, V ' ' ' , ' 1 -, - 1 , . , . -. - V 193' -,,.'Z1.l. 'Ai5..- 3' --'RTT--:,.-:v ' , I ' '. - ' ' Q N A Vw' ' - - 'J ' V . ' ' J ' . Q X ' ' ' 4 ' A, ' , .:- '3'z'f'1.' ,- .V i . 1. ,. 7 Gnrls' Singles Boys' Doubles: Delton Shirley, Larry Patterson Mixed Doubles: Bev Hunter, Bob Doweu pc, Hilton Mary Ann Cox - 1 Row lx Iudy Dawson, Ianet Moseley, Patt Hunter, Wanda Lavender, Mary Ann Cox, Beverly- Hunter. Row 2: Geoglette Andreis, Bill Iones, Larry Patterson, Corene Schaffer, Brent Summers, Ieanne lohnson, Pat Hilton, Melvin Hackman, Dalton lrley. .a U .-1 '.H,, ..V ,g , ,- -. 1 'rr' o Y 0 c WA Swimming eanl On diving board: Donna Strickler, Anita Beier, Kay Ann Eliason, Mary Ann Kahl, Sharon West, Diane Nixon, Nancy Wells, Row 1: Ellen Hopkins, Pat Cahill, Gail Benbrook, Louis Vartenanian, Vicki Scott, Linda Stamps, Toni Mitchell, Hildie Sumpf. Row 2: Mary Ann Gilligan, Bev Sims, Betsy Hilton, Alice Glim, Carolyn Busch, Linda Mercer, Sally! Macdonald, Frances Hobsen. Row 3: Wiletta Wasser, Loretta Henr , Dorothy Hayes, Predita Garton, Loretta Evans, Helene eiblein, Alice Iohnson, Carol Habber- ley, Ioyce Erickson, Barbara Bleek. Row 4: Sonja Dye, Virginia Troth, Sharon Hansen, Brenda Coffey. Standing on board, Row l: Ann Bennett, Kay Bonner, Iudy Derbyshire. Row 2: Barb Wright, Coleen Kenedy. amz' -J.,-Q 'Q yas.. .. 1a-Q 4 -..-.D- ' MISS LANCASTER Coach .,.-+-rg.. if 5 wimming -.1 'F . -X On diving board Scott llllis, Iames Richards, Robert Gilligan, Gus Telles, Dou Ball, Allan Breckenridge, Orville Reid, Bill Wait, Bud Sargeant, Row l: Iack Delfehr, Tom Baker, Loren Lablonc, Bob Cook, lgoss Strickler, Eddie Fitzgerald, Bob McLaren. Row 2 Herman Klom , Louis McOuone, Ralph Schroeder, Charles Lamphier, Don Noel, Bill Guinn. Row : Loren Sherman, Wesley Anderson, Tom Sritlin, Don Blakeley, Bill Atkin, Les Fullerton, Dan Woodson, Richard Moyjofto. Row 4: Iohn Lose, lon Sturgill, Under the guidance of Coach Betty Lancaster, the Cougar Mermaids and Mernien stroked through a busy season. Through swimming, the aquatic minded students of Clovis High develop a desire for winning, the correct atti- tude towards losing, and a sense of sportsmanship and self reliance. ' 1, Clftfi .sfpifita -1.21 X ' -88 Cloyce S Rocket Picnic, Donna? I like this one. Let's vote! i -di! Ted without a brush What, no trumpet, Delton? ' Going somewhere, Deanna S 'l , D' I ml e mme Angry Albert . l I KY lk y. , 1 ,k,y jf 3 7 I e Shi' DQTISHQ Toughie IOHSS Wanda out to lunch ,Q Missing something, lim? 1 X. P X J --- -a 'gf' -ff: ffe1y?'l Babbling Babs fx Q7 nfl' ,,. ,. 5' 1 'V c . 'ft lf? ' 1 Hold on, Iohnl Sleepy time gal Norma K S' 1 5 5 3 .I .gr TTR Dim:-done Icck Toothless Rhodes S -1- B k . . V , mi ing roo s Winnie escaped Q, 5 it t ,. V - - , .:' ', .i .. Tex hitching a ride l l 4 rib Be-anville Bandit Rub-a-dub-dub, Sharon in a tub Little Clarabf-llo Sergeant Strickler WhOTn the Sixth' Bev? 1 i i., Good cake, Barbara? Cold, Cruz? Sammy? ,- , ,-I 'l'hat's not the way in, Nancy ,V Fearless Freer Gardener Iudy '01, A Y' Q' 2 ' .,-...-.- Vi 1' f '. D, - '- .-:H ,',. K -as- Tsk, tsk, Larry! Cinderella Carol Yelling already! Dick? s , 3:-C Dad? Ah come on Little Rascal Tom Beftvl Bashtul Bev - - - Which came first, the Dreaming Barbara Marion flying high chicken or Chris? Cycling Shielcr Pretty Tom Hup-two-three tour Dave l L. -1 get ff' gud N0- .xxx ' 'x fk '5 ef! Lost G garter, Rosalie? Q 1 'N' xi- 5 , fe am- 'E' :Eli -' T M ' - 'Q-11 , J P L cm V A ,J f K vie. Q 5? , I H 4: ' x S 23 f' ' W i l ,c 'tml' . g W' 4 Af. X .mpg U, 0 1 Q G ,Y :E , ' 'C J K if ff, A 1- Q-Q A ' ' ,' Q - ,, - ' -we 'I 3 Crybcby Lcxmoniccl I 2 'Kyi A2 A y , .qu ' . L, ' fu H' , 4 J I I : 'X J X ia. Parking, Eleanor? What Q bcll, Allcml f W , ,M . K 'W V Iolly Iessie ei Former Pete P3 l Rf-s ,A Y.- , if t 'ri if Sissy Ted Jy' 4 Sourpuss Melvcx 1 i!'Kw ' i.. if 4 ' 4 W Sailor Snowder Hazel presents the commercial 4. mv wt CEO get 'em, Decxnnql X, 1 DSCII1 Gnd GGCIH. Teeny Ieannie HUlsl'1 sitting still? the didee twins .NYJ .- 6' .S 'A 4 , ' , fl' 8.4 K A Niki F r 1-' f- r 3',ggrI'x, at YI r f -- X ra y I. W y , ' 'Y' if-:tl X .VJ - ' '-. . '. :ff- B4. - - ' . ,JN-by A B ' J' 'T .. W? 45 -7l'?'aii L.. - ' . .. Kgnpzgr, Where are your Pls, Kaye? Trick rider Dale Bathing beauty Bennett 1 CC QI. , el , -wen 1 -Q Sweet Ricci Donlt be Shy' LGYUGHGP Bob, the animal cracker kid --.rx-: ,-sf Leland clraqgin the mam W A U NV: g Mama Magner -rillsi 'Mi-lr , ' H. 1 .ez-1 ,i- ,v, ' r .' N . S ' fr -wg, .,.. X Dating so young, Albert? C dn! ' 'fu I B I Darling little Dressman Goldilocks Wyatt Future Farmer Preuss K ' 559' c lethro Sla key Merry Mattes r ', -I f . - .. ,. Adorable Ann The Navy accepted you Gooch? W, ft? swf! What a cutie, Iudy! Lynda, mad at Terry again? Hail Caesar! Frances making sand cakes -gy x , v Clouse and spouse Cowboy Pope Pat and Scottie Hang on, Dorman! . '- 5 'H' 'Qty .1 '-EKN, - M L, J, L' . ,J ,, 7 r X' I Baby Olson Littlest Outlaw Tc at 5: U -ff R-De-11 Snookie Arthur Toni the beachcomber Renew your license, Sandra, Blue Bonnet Hiding something, Hot Lips Linda Ralph! Queen Karolyn? 'L 1 Sweet Lorct Lee locquie and bunny Sun in your eyes, Myrna and friend Chubby llttle rascal, Morgle L , t 1., d , ms pslgipilsg on Genes, Cell Ictnet? Camera Shy Donrne No. 937654 ?'0 ,W 'A V Q b tink . ' - 'fvxvg 5 t R :NCQ Q 3 9' . l --Q-,-akgxiags, P' -f 'Pl 9 I' I . 'iff fl X 3 I . - - .Ul- Prexy Pipes and that Goforth gcxl, Wowl What cl teoml i f . ' , 1 '1 'rr' .fix gg. ,I 0 5, 4' v ,ybigw a lA. rj, l 'fx w I, 1 ', I 'fl - lu g M lt.: 1 ffl I A 4 ' 'rl f ' .. N t K ' 1 f Wayne t Hulcx J Scott t, . I7 gg. . nu., I .J 4 . .- , ffm! 'll ,lt I 4? 'z . Je Innocent Bev .t L-if Y .' ' 4 fl Jn'-'L -:- ' 'o Herb and thot half- starved look i lonice in the cookie jar A . . -L f Q LN' 'f 4 a . - .' . , 1 . 11,3 'r T ' x I V V1 . 1 f ' Ma . , .Q A U 'K 4 . V X ' - 1, v v ..-14 x .- ' .ek l . A ,qw Lynne behind bars Smile pretty, Romoh Hi there, leannel Big boy Tom Lee! IK.. Q N an Laverne Egslepegg Hubbard in hey Y ludy oui for a stroll Going somewhere, hummg new Donna Bessie? lanice sunbathing Poor Phyllis! Connie in the Wh snow ere are your 7 Ki - 3 , dimples, Rosie? 2 'H 1 Warren in his k ' 51 Sunday suit Q 53 A ls ifiii 'Y I . .-. , I JS if F ,I f ' ' is W li A Whc1t'cha doin', lackie? v 6 i ', H, ' ., , Q ,K ' l' ,l3,1.si,,,i,x A , . V NA It I ,, ,T s W . Q, ivy' p 'vi V' 1 .,:- . W Swinging Stover ' Happy Bernadine .W 4k , r - s- Q3f ' . . Shollyl Q11 Smiles Marilyn with Mary Ellen going Santa Claus Zito Short hair? to town Marilyn Parks Ieii on the slide Lee and Loretta Sandy and doggie X Y 5 -A J, 1 f f., f ,.. ZX ..-, ,.'.. 's. ' BM V' Pai , X N JQ ls-5 wk,-.xfx -x 51 L. 'il 27311 . GUARANTEED CONCRETE PIPE LINES MACHINE-MADE IRRIGATION SYSTEMS A SPECIALTY CLOVIS CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY Phone CYpress 9-4464 Clovis, California BOHNER'S BOAT Sz MARINE SUPPLY 4729 Blackstone Ave. Phone 7-6871 Fresno, California Congratulations to the Class of 1956 LINENBACH AUTO. PARTS 3rd 8. Clovis CY 9-4381 Clovis, California W ED-WIN'S .IEIWELERS 619 Fourth Street Clovis, California Always a booster for the COUGARS Phone CYpress 9-4124 CHARLES PREUSS TREE RIPENED FRUIT Success to the Class of '56 8690 North Minnewawa Clovis California '19 QUALITY HARDWARE General Hardware - Household Supplies Plumbing Supplies - Paints 425 Pollasky Ave. Phone CY 9-4163 Clovis, California Best Wishes to the Class of '56 FAMILY SHOE STORE Bill, Marie, Wayne and Don 536 Fifth Street Phone CY 9-4478 Clovis, California RHODES TOWER VARIETY All Roads Lead to Rhodes 822 Olive Ave. Phone 2-2479 Fresno, California And it has ruffled sleeves and . , , WALTER SMITH FASHIONS FOR MEN AND. BOYS Corner of Tulare and Broadway Phone 4-6561 Fresno, California MOLONEY'S USED CARS 108 Blackstone Phone 6-5371 Fresno, California Wholesale and Retail Kodak Finishing Portrait and Commercial Photography SMITH PHOTO SERVICE MILDRED SMITH BOND CLOTHES 316 Blackstone Fresno, California More Men Wear Phone 6-0975 Residence 7-2680 BOND CLOTHES Than Any Other Clothes in America 1 163 Fulton Street Phone 6-9571 CONGRATULATIONS l:reSt1O, California TO I A 7 THE CLASS or 1956 ,- H Q3 9 1 . : .Tx A -.,-1' YQ V 1 x , .VM , ' -'M . Q .- , V i J h xii., 6 xi 5 . CLOVIS 'F 2. 3 .Li They just couldnt use their heads. Hughes 8' Third BEST WISHES FROM Phone CYpress 9-4321 KERR RUG CO, Clovis California comer Ventura 8: G Phone 3-2293 Fresno l IMHOFF'S YARDSTICK Yardage - Notions - Patterns lll4 North Fulton lln the Tower Districtl Fresno, Calif. Phone 2-8063 Another one of those days, huh Coach? Best Wishes to the Class of '56 from IRVING'S JEWELERS 1937 Mariposa Fresno California TO THE CLASS OF '56 MAY YOUR SUCCESS BE SURPASSED ONLY 'BY YOUR HAPPINESS BEIER'S BUTANE APPLIANCES NH3 BUTANE PROPANE CYpress 9-4120 841 Clovis Ave. Clovis, Calif. JAY BRINKLEY 1110 Clovis Avenue Phone CYpress 9-4471 Clovis California Compliments FRESNO MOTOR SALES G. G. Phelan and Jim R. Phelan CADILLAC AND OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service Phone 6-8141 700 Van Ness Fresno J. FERDINANDI 8a SONS Formal Wear for Rent Black and White All Sizes 820 North Fulton Phone 3-7098 lBetween Belmont 8. Olivel Fresno, California Real Estate lflSUf0f1Ce A. E. CALLAHAN Telephone 2-6696 320 Blackstone Congratulations, Class of 56 Residence 9-0896 Fresno 1, Calif. SHOES MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR 448 Pollasky CY 9-4430 Clovis, California BEAVER SADDLE SHOP t. 434 Clovis Ave. Clovis, Calif. Come To Phone CYpress 9-4748 FREQNO NLALT SHOP Home CYpress 9-4605 o Meet Your Friends 1201 Van Ness Fresno, California Bags - Gloves - Hosiery Lingerie and Yardage LUFTENBURGPS CONGRATULATIONS Pl'9 'e 2'l 296 . 857 Fulton Street Fresno, Calif. TO Phone 2-0641 BLACKSTONE THE CLASS OF 1956 FURNITURE C0- 452 Blackstone Fresno Nathan Eleazarian GAGE 6 g DRUG STORE r A - 1 .-. 454 Clovis Ave. Clovis, Calif. q 3410, Phone CYpress 9-4206 I I W 21 8119, BROUGH STATIONERS DYMOND TV 8z APPLIANCES 501 Blackstone Fresno, California Zenith - RCA - Norge - Whirlpool A-,stiff Cgwid jam! 9 .szofz 436 Blackstone Avenue Fresno, Calif. U2 FOURTH STREET Office Supplies - Printing - Rubber Stamps CLOVIS, CALIFORNIA Wedding Invitations - Gold Imprinting CYPFBSS 9,4729-FRGSM Stain 4, . ,I Compliments of FfeSn0 California NAVAJO FREIGHT LINES Congratulations and Good Luck from COFFEE'S Apparel for Young Men who want to stay young 1025 Fulton Street Fresno BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '56 GRIFF'S DRIVE-IN LYLE AND BERTHA CY 9-61 19 705 Clovis Ave. I ' ilf Q 'li 350 O Street Phone 8-2705 Fresno, Calif. Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 ED PEARLE'S CHEVRON STATION Phone 7-3603 Fresno, Calif. EASTERN Clothes for Lad and Lass Accounts Invited 1039 Fulton Street Fresno Success Always to the Class of 1956 GOSPEL MUSIC 8a SUPPLY 2131 Kern Fresno, Caliif. FRESNO BIBLE HOUSE Valley's largest Christian Book Store Wide Varieties of Wedding Books and Bibles 2027 Kern 6-4077 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS MAXWELL STUDIOS FOR FINE PORTRAITS 415 Blackstone Fresno, California Phone 3-2629 C. 1. PENDERGRASS, M.D. Ross C. WILLOUGHBY, M.D. - , , I Physicians and Surgeons X, B y A Phone CY 9-6092 N F ,f if . .lx Lfqfyfffl .f ' W, 608 4th Street Clovis B 1 .I - .Hit- CLOVIS FURNITURE CO. Congratulations to The 'Class of '56' Our Future Customers You Are Always Welcome Since 1912 4th 8. Clovis CY 9-4366 CLOVIS DRUGS DOUG. DORFMEIR 615 4th Street Phone CY-9-6187 Clovis, California Best of Luck and All Success to the Graduating Class of 1956 from BLOSSER'S SPORTS 1424 Fulton Fresno, Calif. Phone 4-5585 Congratulations to The Class of '56 PHIL'S RANCH MARKET Best Wishes to the Class of '56 from 4690 E. Herndon Clovis Johnnie Carl Niels I ss srss - 'sv I ': - ' CEDAR HEIGHTS 1 MARKET X X , f I , N Phone 7-94-Io Is- A 1 I - 1' L I W 4203 E. Shields Fresno, Calif. Congratulations, Class of 1956 NEELY'S J EWELERS AND SILVERSMITHS For the Exquisite in Fine Jewels 1061 Fulton St. Fresno, Calif. Phone 4-0391 HESTBECICS MARKET Fresno's Oldest Independent Meat Market In Fresno Since 1903 942 Olive Fresno Congratulations ARCHIE BURTON FLYING A SERVICE Free Pick-up and Delivery Phone 7-7952 2410 N. Cedar Fresno, Calif. Ready and Willing to Serve You DENNIS HALLUWELL 'YU lL'i CHEVROLET SALES AND SERVICE CYpress 9-4351 6641 Clovis Avenue Clovis, California unior luaraify gagigefgaff IU How l. Ken Harrison, lan Ferris, Bob Smittcamp, Mike Chrisiopher, Lee Trammell, Larry Shatto, Leslie Kelly. Row 2 Melvin Heckman, Wayne Rowden, Bill Bailey, Richard Bretz, Bob Dowell, Pat Hogan, Ioe Hedgpeth, Iohnny Liles Mr William Kring, Coach. COMPLIMENTS OF BRETZ LUMBER C0 CLOVIS, CALIFORNIA f f CLDVIS CASH GROCERY WHERE IT DOESN'T COST TO SHOP . . . IT PAYS L Nll' I if CLUVIS BAD BUY 618 4th Street Phone CY 9-4942 Y ry' I' N ,- , Q I 'I I I' CON EIMS W L2 UVIS DELI-IY I XNK ,I diff ' , ' IIS I IA D of . IW H315 Wjijffw BEST WISI-IES Jig-IE 0 Cwgiv f Fai CLASS 59IFc I959Uffy V FEED - FUEL IJ ! fiq22f ICE 15 CORNER CLOVIS AVENUE AND TI-IIRD STREET PHONE CYpress 9-4628 732 Fulton Fresno CLOVIS, CALIFORNIA CUNGPLATILZ-XTIUNS ' EVERYTHING IN CARPETS 419 Blackstone Fresno, California CONGRATULATIONS l l . lull ff 1, In C ,A ?1'P l ,I ' EZ ' .1 RANK J.S.1MDERS or S 'I MIT' Anal . R - Mf' C 4 WIIIYTEH GUARANTEE +R, f A R- A - J'Tf'- a l f l T R ,l -A A R r Q J an qw T yl L f I Nll A l VI . j,'l'll' ,f -L llllllfll tl' T - ll M HU' fn l V , , . , 3 I fr, R fi u-,Ln CARS 4 M , ' I 4 I t .lg 'ga' .t X M 1 I ull ' l 1 J gd ll 'O' I 9 I J im .u .4 if I T , Jr f Z Y , V h H' rr, I ., 'R E T' A , ' f y 1-B R' ws ' RR- ',, . 1' il3Q 3000 E. Tulare St. Fresno, California Congratulations from 7 ' ,,,,,,-H ' OUR OFFICE RESTAURANT A , Across from Courlhouse Park Phone 6-l755 2047 Mariposa Sl. Fresno, Calif. S WW? ' .!4CLll0lllLJglnell td The production of the Cavalcade is the result of the combined efforts of many people. We, the staff of the Cavalcade of '56, appreciate all the help which has been given to us and wish to express our sincere thanks to the following people: Mr. Harris, Mr. Bendoski, and Mr. Shelton, our advisers, who have given so freely of their time and efforts. Mr. Maxwell, for the excellent pictures appearing in our annual. The Thomas Lithograph Company for their technical aid in the publication of our book. Our superintendent, Mr. Atkin, the faculty, and the entire student body for their co-operation and patience on those trying days when Cavalcade pic- tures were being taken. To all these we say very sincerely, Thank you. . I tl if . fllfil lt' ffl ll x l i . l OMAS UNO - FIESNO gig, fax k,v '3Nv'7 -fs! X. fcj cj jf4f,iE4?-Q' ,sqf- . Q aj z flffiiff? 6 X5 Q, ff is df? 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