Clovis High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (Clovis, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1957 volume:

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MP' Mya' ' 'I M 1 On b al'f df the Class of 1957, the Cavalca Q 0,.Af A staff presents to you, the student body, this c i C tion of Moments to Remember. , C Q fi May its pages remind you of friendships e fx with fellow students and with teachers, of the as- L ant hours spent with them in serious study and I m glglighhearted fun. lies a blues and games In short we hope it will i X15 May it bring back happy moments shared in ral- Q S X Now, we would like to introduce our small friend op who is going to guide you through this book 8 S of memories. We hope that he will help to make N xiii isisufffap mofefun. 'J W KW will 5 gkligf MQ if if is if h v .i I lljl x may JJ! A MW , yi QW E D CAT We 1 Y li' I X, ' K WP! , I 1 . V 1.1 ff because Pd rather teach than do anything else in the world. my i ,I Be 'he exemplifies everything good in a teacher and Qld ll llxll A J s M J l jl ll ,gli l o en IS alfis. l 'vl Ari ndkflwe, the Class of 1957, dedicate this CAVALCADE .ff it ff 0, :ll fx understanding of people, his ability to excite indi- K? l idual thbbight in his students, and his wry sense of humor com-A at i ine to make him a warm, stimulating teacher. Through his o n' beauty of his sublect All contagious enthusiasm he has awakened our minds yf We are proud to have known such a ma ll siiti ,Z gffjf 712 WWI ,001'vW 'HyM ffm mW Wa Mwfyffggxs 0F CCNTEN S ,. MCGMDM 0 1 f 1 15 . 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LAWRENCE BENDOSKI Adviser Adviser Row li Lois Anderson, Literary, Deneen Peckinpah, Literary, Karen Cook, Art Row 'li Charles Jarnagin, Photographer, Jerry Laymance, Editor. Row 2: Judy Manera,'Advertisingy Joe Mendoza, Sports Editor, Bob Photographer. Row 2: Mac Mechem, Cover Design, Pete McLaren, Sports, Brant Killgore, Advertising, Dorothy Facio, Typing. Holland, Advertising. TU l A ' gf VL .EYQV 3 0 L7 l X h . rx I ' P -J ' ' 1 N 'N iii' 'NJ Qt VC! -tri PIL ,ii ix of g wif. i We iff W if 5 all 'R it ii' 1 'Lx J Ag i . JV Lx . N.. Row iz Loretta Ramage, Organizations, Kathy Van Wyhe, Typing: Janet Thom- C U C as, Organizations. Row 2: Jackie Smurr, Typingy Cecile Lucich, Literary Editorp A A. no e Norma Brockett, Typing, Jan Moseley, Organizations. -,,...---' 5 C341 l 7 ml , Q 'J-1 .L , ,fi '-Z, X7 K Z-2, ' , aqliy fi, T' -' 51? L+ Y1' , M L ' Rf 1, A Q -f- T1 A ' X ff -' ,711-1, fl, f -ij --Z V mx- . jg, ff 5' K 5, pb, 1 iq? xf-f?.,,., Lf g ' ff ' rfv K L3 fr rf ,ray VY ,M 1 'C , .L , 1 1 ,k N ELK K t --if f '55 52.2 MZCQ ', J ab, 4 -A . 5 -A . L - 11 f I 1 ' 3 ' ' 4 ' f ' Q A 'E iff: , , k , f . we tim ' X ,Y fix QQHD if WMM gm? fp' ' UP' Q!pfvUb,,3yylQ,f,'?ggmvmygwff,W QWQ 9' 9 iiifgfffff if 1 . . ff W pw ,W QQ we H X 11 1 1 1. I ri GQ? 5 SUPERINTENDENT MEMCRIES Memories is a beautiful and sentimental word. Memories, in the best definition of the term, means appreciation for the past and a guide to the future. Memories pro- vide a driving force for doing good and for making further progress. Soon, three hundred members of our student body will become alumni of Clovis Union High School. Soon their presence here will be but a memory, and their places will be filled by new students on their way up the ladder in their quest for learning. But memory, that blessed attribute of human nature, will keep fresh in our minds the work and life of this brilliant group. We will thrill again when our teams take the football field with the memory of our first championship in many years and the part the Class of 1957 played in it. We will remember with pleasure many of the activities sponsored by this fine group of young people. We will recall with pleasure, and perhaps some pride, our associations with the members of this class, and we will live richer and better lives because of these memories. These sentiments will also dominate the thinking of many seniors as they pass through the halls for their last time as members of the school. As they assume their various stations along life's highway, they will likewise discover the value of memo- ries. They will recall with increasing pleasure their many associations and activities while members of the Clovis Union High School Student Body. They will discover how important these four years have been, they will profit by their experiences and go on to greater things. Be the road rough or smooth, uphill or downhill, remember we are all pulling for your success. We will believe that your success here and your ever-present memories of your school will be incentive enough to drive you over each obstacle and further on to happy, worthwhile living. Sincerely yours, William T. Atkin. Superintendent BOARD OF TRUSTEES fl Full Time Job new L . ,r .fs ' The , f 1 f lg I I '1 l 1: . . ' ' 1' 'i' 4 t v , ' . lf T ' ' A 1, I . .if Mr. Delbert Smith Vice President I Many lyeaarsfjof experience and hundreds of hours of frpcfservice have been combined in the work of Jthe fine members of our Board of Trus- tees. They have the welfare of the District at heart, and in a very large measure are responsible for the development of our school, of which we are so proud. The school has more than doubled in size in the past few years, and the board has matched this growth with building, equipment, and person- nel. They have the grateful appreciation of the class of 1957. Mr. George Hollesen, Clerk Mr. Charles Preuss Mrs. C. W. Bonner PRINCIPAL lt was a happy choice when the staff selected Moments to Remember as the theme of the 1957 Cavalcade. This volume reflects moments to remember in a de- lightful manner. But the memories shown here reflect even deeper interests and loyalties, those vital forces that are a part of the very spirit of the school itself. Herein is the charm of a happy year at Clovis Union High School. ln future years, as we look again upon the familiar names and scenes, memories will return and inspire reflections that will cast a glow of renewed affection for our school and our associates. Congratulations to the staff, the class of l957, and your advisers for an excellent job of preserving here many pleasant moments of the 1956-57 school year. George Kastner Principal I've Got My Eyes on You VICE-PRINCIPAL My thoughts, as l considered the Theme for the Cavalcade of l957, brought im- mediately to mind the profusion of enioyable melodies which drift so pleasantly from the music wing. That pleasurable imagery, a sound-picture, if you please, de- picted the outstanding contributions to the school and community made by our instrumental and vocal music classes. But this first impression gave way to the nohy chonn of nudenn pasdng htthe haHway-a hannomous bhnd oflaughten of lockers opening and closing, of friendly greetings-the music of a happy and enthudasncstudentbody. Other musical sounds, perhaps more pleasing to the memory than to the ear, in- clude the lusty shouts of excited rooters lthey had much to shout about this yearl, the sudden explosive beat of typewriters engaging in speed tests, the symphonic din and clatter emanating from the activities of the home economics classes, and the screaming song of the power saw in shop. The roar of the buses leaving with students to seek new laurels in San Francisco, or Los Angeles, or simply to return to their homes, combine with a multitude of other familiar sounds to produce evi- dence of a busy campus. These serious, purposeful activities denote a harmonious and rewarding school relationship which will be long remembered by students of all classes, and partic- ularly the graduating seniors who have written the last notes of a familiar score. May I extend my sincere congratulations to this outstanding group of young men and women who are leaving behind an enviable record of achievement, the symbol for a bright and successful future. Lee Clark, Vice-Principal The Finger of Suspicion Points at You DEAN OF GIRLS Literature teems with references to the power of music. That cantankerous Scotch- man, Thomas Carlyle, exploded with this theme: Give us, O give us, the man who sings at his work! He will do more in the same time-he will do it better, he will per- severe longer. One is scarcely sensible of fatigue whilst he marches to music. We may march to a military rhythm, hear the latest dance tune through our feet, delight ourselves and torture our elders with platters. But music is more than that. The speech of the angels, Carlyle called it. Shake- speare tells us, The man that hath no musicin himself, Nor is not moved with concord of sweet sounds, ls fit for treasons, stratagems, and spoils. Let no such man be trusted. Music has been called the universal language. Through it we speak to people the world over, whose ioys and sorrows, hopes and ideals are the same as ours. Respi- ghi's Pines of Rome or Sibelius' Finlandia tell us more of the agonies ofa con- quered people than any textbook could give us. The study of music in school should open our minds and souls, through it we should learn to hear the music of nature, her symphonies of rain and wind, of rippling wa- ter, whirring wings, and rustling leaves. Through it we should hear the voices and the aspirations of the great mass of people in the world-what Wordsworth called the still, sad music of humanity. Perhaps if we were to follow the advice of the great German poet Goethe that we hear a little music, read a little poetry, and see a fine picture every day of our lives, we might even come toward understanding the purpose and meaning of life itself. Mrs. Marion Gaines Dean of Girls WVn11nn 9+ Y-'l'n9'rv'l' 7' DEAN OF BOYS The general theme of music as a stimulant to memories is very appropriate now that we are at the end of another school year, especially for you seniors, who at graduation time are looking back over your four years spent at Clovis High School with many fond Moments to Remember of the days which will undoubtedly be considered the happiest of your life. You have made many friends among the stu- dent body, the faculty, and the administrative staff, and these associations are as- suredly as important to you as the valuable knowledge and skills acquired. You lower classmen as well will look back upon the school year 1956-1957 with much satisfa ian, and while your desire will be strong to go on to the completion of your high. y oofl career, you will nevertheless contemplate your high-school days already past withflonging for times that cannot be relived except in memory. May your future rinjg' you all you hope to accomplish. ttf! 1 l Q Robert E. Tucker g ,J Dean of Boys , f ltl. Xl , .yy Ll ll lf' ,A K X lu Dragnet, 1-, FAC U LTY Mr. Dale Arambel Mr. Lawrence Bendoski Mr. Pete Belden Miss Josephine Berine Driver's Training English ll, Ill Social Science I Spanish I 8. II Sophomore Adviser Physical Education Sophomore Adviser Mr. Charles Blodgett Miss Kathleen Boling Mr. William Burchard Industrial Arts Librarian Biology I General Science ' I I do , up ,IA l Nag A l , ,N H3 3, 9 'I , .-ty 'id' I. ,JL 1+ 0 Q lf: f LAMJI1 'N Qu 'WJ if 'I A Mrs. Uldena Burke I Mr. Joseph Burstein Mr. Henry Carter 5 'Tj w ' Social Science I Spanish I 8. ll Agriculture I, II 8. Ill Mathematics Junior Adviser - . ,U A English I I' W be i Mr. Dudley Champion Mr. Nadan Chiladoux Mrs. Catherine Coleman Mr. Chester Cover Applied Mathematics Creative Arts Home Economics I 8. III Chemistry Algebra I Art I 8. ll Physics Freshman Adviser B1ue Monday FAC U LTY Mr. Virgil Davenport Mr. Fred Davis Mr. Beniqmin Dodd Mr. Myron Dodd Freshman Shop Beginning, Advanced, ond English Ill Ag. Science Ill, IV Mechanical Drawing Vocational Auto Journalism General Agriculture General Metals l, ll Junior Adviser Miss Selma Domke Mrs. Mercedes Edwards Mr. Ralph Estupinian Home Economics l, ll Vocal Music, Piano General Math Senior Adviser Applied Math Sophomore Adviser Mrs. laura Fisk Mr. Harley Freeman Mr. Robert Fuller Nurse Instrumental Music Bookkeeping I, II A Office Procedure Mrs. Marion Gaines Mr. John Gartmon Mr. Phil Garver Mr. Robert Gross Speech l, Forensics Social Science l Senior Problems Senior Problems U. S. History U. S. History Guidance Senior Adviser FAC U LTY Miss Naomi Gunderson Mrs. Genevieve Haddox Mr, James Hqnreny Mr, Dennig Hur,-is latin I, II English III, IV English Ill Cavalcade Spanish III Junior Adviser Business English English IV Senior Adviser Mrs. Dorothy Harris Mr. Max Henderson Mr. Joe Herber English I, II Agriculture Shop I, II, III, IV General Business Freshman Adviser Senior Adviser Typing I Salesmanship Mr. Bob Hughes Mr. Thomas Igercich Mr. William James Algebra I Plane Geometry General Business General Math Algebra I English I General Business Sophomore Adviser Cadets Freshman Adviser General Science Mr. LeRoy Jenks Mrs. Martha Jensen Mr. Everard Jones Mrs. Frances Jones Machine Wood Home Economics Physical Education Physical Education Freshman Shop Mill-Cabinet Carpentry Junior Adviser FACULTY Miss Nancy Juliani Mr. lrving Koppel Mr. William Kring Mrs. Eslher leach English I Social Science I Driver Training Physical Educalion Freshman Adviser Freshman Adviser Senior Adviser Mr. Lloyd Leesl Mr. Roberl Mead Mr. Sidney Oliver Physical Educalion English l, ll College Biology Sophomore Adviser Biology, Physiology ' 4Xx.f Mr. Young Park Mr. leon Parris Mr. Norman Palchin U. S. Hislory Beginning Aulo Senior Problems Social Science Il Freshman Shop Guidance Junior Adviser Sophomore Adviser Senior Adviser Mr. Fred Pelers Mr. John Quill Miss Elsie Raymond Mr. lowell Sanders Social Science Il Social Science ll General Business Driver Training Guidance Sophomore Adviser Typing I, ll Freshman Adviser Senior Adviser FACULTY Mrs. Janet Sharp Mr. Judson Shelton Mr. Charles Stark English I Typing I, ll Physical Education Freshman Adviser Business Law Business Math Miss Glenna Thompson Mr. Boyd Thompson English ll General Science Drama General Business English Mr. Donald Utter Miss Roxie Varadian Social Science l Algebra I, II Trigonometry Solid Geometry Mr. James Wagner Mr. Kenneth Wilcox Mrs. Dorothea Wilkinson Crafts l, ll Shorthand I Physical Education Stage Crafts Transcription Freshman Adviser . V? Mr. James Swanson U. S. History Social Science ll Junior Adviser A irslsi it we 21. :Z fff- 'L -if K fs - J B '- E f. II ' fs: eiel if , V ' A 'Q 1 S f fi fa' is V X m flfA, ' J- A Mr. Jack Williamson Social Science I, Il Freshman Adviser OFFICE STAFF John Honson Accountant The Money Tree The Typewriter Song Dorothy Davis Secretary S Jean Myers District Secretary NOMQN1-5 To Eef7Qh1be.R , A v Q Q Q NS .' Dorothcz Smith Secretory Bettie Sanders Attendance Secretory J ,' fl Wl v fl nd fir. lyj ll .' wrt TRANSPORTATICN N lil has .. E f NEWEST OF THE FLEET Bus Drivers: Mr. Tinkler, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Parris, Mr. Burchard, Mr. l.oe. if Y, in I E . V ' i 51. , ' l' Stal w 1 W J U J if Big' ' if f I . 'E E . l 2'-M 7 A ' M- - ' f , , 1, ,,.' T 5 , - ' Wg -1 , N, if . ' -5 ,,r' .... - A JACK TINKLER Head of Transportation 'jf D ,,. ff' f , ,cy l J Sly fry J V j Vx v ' I wg I X ff, v, VI Bus Drivers-Row 1: Mr. Hudson, Mr. Potchin, Mr. Williamson, Mr. Davis, Mr. Jones, Mr. Jackson, Mr. Watkins. Row 2: Mr. lger- cich, Mr. Swanson, Mr. Dye, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Ringer, Mr. Beinhorn, Mr, Mead, Mr. Loe. The Bus Stop Song 91.-f Look Homeward, Angels l?l M Homeward Bound CAFETERIA STAFF nLet's Eat, I'm Hungryn g Qwf Eiwff 1 Hmm, :1 rv 1 :if . .. rrr A lf Y r EEE? g Quai? ' X , V, . B ,fr , 5 MRS. NEVINS Mrs. ExHenry, Mrs. Nevins, Mrs. Baiies, Mrs. Torcmgo, Mrs. Matrox, Mrs. Hollesen. N 1 444' -1 Row I: Mr. Broadwell, Mr. Ward, Mr. Edwards, Mr. Torik, Mr. Noonkesier, Mr. Bridges. Row 2: Mr. son, Mr. Allen, Mr. Ruiier, Mr. Dunbar, Mrs. Dunbar. nRag Mopn Cafeieria Manager MR. BRIDGES Head Custodian Boulon, Mr. Orr, Mr, Richard 'Ns .'1':Q,Fr F? 'vw wwf ff X 'Qfyx .xxv 42.5 gglwsf X! -X wfrf:-. . V K fbi..-W, , I. .1,,, N 751 STUDENT BODY COMMITTEES -jd lil Common Courtesy Committee-Row 1: Lois Anderson, Donna Strickler, Chair- man, Sandy Anderson, Becky Charlesworth. Row 2: Fred Dawson, Larry Smith, Jinny Davis, Aki Shohara. Row 3: Danny Schell, Daryle Lamonica, Larry little, Don Nelson. STUDENT COURT Election Committee-Row lr Crystal Erickson, Carole Radish, JoAnn Plog. Row 2: Linda Wells, Larry Little, Bob Cook, Chairman, Robert Ake, Carole Zulim. an A , if QS... Row li Jim Mueller, Bob Munier, Kent Bishop, Dennis Houx, Dave Cobb, Mike Malone. Row 2: Mr. Kring, Adviserg David Hole, Don Raiskup, Deneen Peckinpah, Cecile Lucich, Joe Mendoza, President, Mr. Sanders, Adviser. Just One More Chance y STUDENT couNcu. Row I: Loretto Ramage, Kalhy Van Wyhe, Mac Mechem, Joe Mendoza, Karen Cook. Row 2: Donna Slrickler, Milly Shaw, Pug Andreis, Becky Charlesworlh, Jan Moseley. Row 3: Po! Hogan, Daryle Lonionica, Danny Schell, Bob McLaren, Dick Brelz. RALLY COMMITTEE R, Viv Row I: Pal Golvoni, Georgeena Caswell, Linnea Elizolde, Norma Musaccio, Sharon Law. Row 2: Andreis, Barbara Wrighl, Donna Slrickler, Lorella Youngblood, Jan Galvani, Jan Looper. i-ff? 1 we 5125? if f' , lx: W 323' uu- .num 1 O 5525535 E5 sv, 0 S : SENICR CLASS HISTORY On a sunny morning in September, 1953, our Moments to Remember began as we arrived at Clovis High, lost and confused. We gathered then, according to tradition, in the balcony, better known as the Peanut Gallery. Do you know how we started off our four years here at Clovis High? Yes, you guessed it, with a flat, floppy yell, if you want to call it a yell. But we survived the remaining part of the year after electing Larry Little President, Kent Bishop Vice-President, and Pat Bishop Secretary- Treasurer. We had a Freshman Get-Acquainted Dance, which many of us attended. However, since we were shy and inexperienced, we stumbled around all night, afraid to move, and very few of us danced. When the end of the year came, one could hardly tell the Freshmen from the members of other classes until the mass confusion of Cavalcade distribution. We were all being pushed around, knocked to the ground, or being stepped on by the mighty Seniors. They seemed so very big then. Were we ever glad that year was over! ln 1954-55, we, as Sophomores, had the biggest and best class at Clovis: alert, willing to support class activities, and outnumbering the Seniors in CSF. We elected Kent Bishop President, Joe Men- doza Vice-President, and Sally McDonald, Secre- tary-Treasurer. This was the year we experienced the production of a class assembly. What work! But it was worth it because we had the best assembly Clovis had ever had with Hard Hearted Hannah, Mambo Italiano, and the Goops. These were only a few of the magnificent acts in our scrap- book of Moments to Remember. At that point, we began to think about a problem faced by all sopho- more classes-money. We had cup cake sales and held a Sophomore Sock Hop. Our beautiful new gym brought us luck that year, for all our basketball teams won championships in the Northern Sequoia League for the first time in the history of the school. We then iourneyed to Wasco in extreme enthusiasm, for the championship game. However, our excite- ment over the basketball game was dampened shortly after that by our deep sorrow over the death of one of our most beloved teachers, Mr. Ernest Thun. Now we were growing older and wiser because we were Juniors. Kent Bishop was elected as our President, Georgette Andreis as Vice-President, and Cecile Lucich as Secretary-Treasurer. That is the year we received material evidence to show that we were upper-classmen, our beautiful class rings, and our blue class sweaters. That year we acquired our own column in the Growl, it was called '57 Heav- en. Everyone worked hard to make our class play, M'Liss, a success. We sponsored the best dance ever known on the face of this old earth, the fa- mous Junior Jump. Our assembly given that year was called Dress RehearsaI. But still all is not complete until we mention our never-to-be-forgotten prom, Rhapsody in Blue. We decorated until 7:00 p.m., and when we left it, it was almost time to come back for the dance, which was a big success in the eyes of all who attended. That over and done, and having taken an entire summer to get used to the idea of being Seniors, we returned to school September 17, 1956. Now we're the big wheels. There was one maior change here when we returned, something altogether differ- ent from before-school started at 8:30 a.m. instead of 9:00 lthe hour that we sleepy seniors greatly pre- ferredl. As Seniors we presented the play Years Ago, and the Senior Assembly reopened our scrap- book to add some new memories to it before it was closed for good. Dorothy Facio introduced her orig- inal Calypso singing to the student body, everyone got a kick out of our new Senior Rock 'n Roll combo, most of our student body went Siamese when Little Bop Red was presented, and each of the acts con- tributed to the roaring success of the assembly. Our candidate was crowned Queen of the annual Blue and Gold Ball. We went to Fresno to observe court- room procedure, and iourneyed to Reedley for Ca- reer Day. These trips were very enlightening to all who went. Our class rings may be outdated, and our sweat- ers may be wearing out, but when we muse over our memories and see the pictures of our friends and fellow classmates, we look back on four years of wonderful Moments to Remember. Moments to Remember Yell Leaders: Judy Monera, Mike Malone, Jan Looper, Cards and Announcemenls Commillee-Row I: Virginia John- son, Phyllis Fink, Cecilia Wimer. Row 2: Norma Brockell, Judy Johnson. s . .15 . Shiela Sloane. Row 2: Pal Elrod, Frances Hurt, Marian Sanders, Judy Marcus. Committee-Row 1: linda Mercer, LaRue King, M'--... -...,,s' K, if 1-,,,,-NJ if-Qi' Commencement Committee-Row I: lois Anderson, Keagle Davis, .lan Ganshorn, Lorella Ramage. Row 2: Janice Menees, Carla Peierson, Phyllis Williamson, Delores Shaffer, Joyce Lopez, Sally Garcia. SENIOR CLASS Sa-les-Committee-Row l: Marianne Halch, Herman Klomp, Helene Lelbleln. Row 2: lois Kinberg, Anna Winlers, Jack Rose, llSharon Smith. :ne Committee-Row 1: Kathy Sharum, Sandra Lawson, isalie Doolittle. Row 2: Leslie Fullerton, Sally Tarin, Dave nbb, Dale Sanders, Dave Askins. COMMITTEES 114' ,,,.....4 f' 'Q ni, -If , S.. , Baccalaureate Committee-Row 1: Anita Sisk, Lola Sharry, Carol Zulim Row 2: Lynda Ogilvie, Peggy Lockwood, Jackie Smurr, Deneen Peckin- pah. 'X Social Committee-Row l: Linnea Elizalde, Nancy Haydon, Jan Gal vani. Row 2: Joe Hamrick, Bob Munier, Larry Pruett, Lyle Wallace. Committee Row l. Sharon Law, Kathy Van Wyhe, Row 2: Larry Little, Judy Landrelh, Margie Row 3: George Beach, Don Nelson, Dqn Wood- 1, Doug Clapp. Cap Ts'-0-...W AX y- MVGIL X rf Gown Committee-Row Dorothy Facio. Row 2: Janet Thomas, Mary Birdsell, Elvira Quintana Ester Vega, Carmen Bernal. Marianne Nlere, Carolee Blizzard Thomas Adams . . . SONNY Marvin Allen . . . I'M AN OLD Lois Anderson . . . DON'T ,Georgette Andreis . . . YOU'l BOY . . . Snow trips . . . Ken, COW HAND . . . goils . . . in- FENCE ME IN . . . Pinky . . . THE CREAM IN MY COFFEE . . Ernie, Jerry . . . likes sports . . . dustrial arts . . . metal shop Bananas 'n Cider . . . C.S.F. Lifer Pug . . . Santa Cruz . . . Jc quiet at times . . . good friends. kid . . . Mr. Harris . . . Gordon, . . . N.F.L. trips . . . Pug's bun- . . . red iag . . . Mercs . . . horsi Oyler . . . Shaver. nies . . . and B balls. . . . U.S.F. trip. . A.5.L. Veep. .1 W, , Anita Andrews . . . SMlLES Ross Andrews . . . MY BUDDY Carol Appleton . . . KISS TO Frank Armenta . . . MR. WC . . . Telephone Company . . . . . . physiology . . . Motor-In . . . BUILD A DREAM ON . . . Keagle DERFUL . . . Mac . . . footl: Comm'I Club . . . Rosalie, Elvira reading girls' gymnastics . . .Tom . . . Cuddles . . . horses . . . . . . Boys' Fed. Prexy . . . Fl . . . likes swimming . . . Jan, and Ernie. . , snow trips, Curie . , . lovely hair, ence Lake Trio . . . D. L. Brot Ernie . . . friendly redhead . . . . . . Long Beach . . . iust tops. L. A. k R. W7 Joyce Ashley . . . MELODY OF Shirley Ashmore . . . STRANGE Dave Askins . . . lT'S WONDER- Margie Atkinson . . . HAI LOVE going steady . . . LADY IN TOWN . . . Salty . . . FUL . . . Zenny's . . . Fred, Jim, HEARTED HANNAH . . . Cur Jerry . . J. .Stan's . . . Dorothy, going steady . . . Oliver . . . Joe . . . hot rods . . . quiet but . . . Eddie . . . Judy . . . Sr. . ' F k' t h . sembly . . . Flirt . . . '55 Old Charlotte, Clydene . . . Jerry, Mars . . . Pontrocs . . . ran IE no s y Jerry . . . .lots of fun. . . . one ofthe Slumber Girls. Gerald Bailes . . . RIP IT UP William Bailey . . . BILL BAILEY Carl Baker . . . RHYTHM AND . . . D.L. Brother. . . F.F.A. Prexy WON'T YOU PLEASE COME BLUES . . . Jean . . . track 'n . . . party man . . . Neal's ieep HOME . . . Jewel . . . Army . . . football . . . loves to dance . . . . . . Dan, Dave, Howard . . . silent whistler . . . Big Bruiser... Willie and John . . . fun, fun, Morro Bay. big tease. fun. Dan Baker THE BOY C.S.F .... Pazner . . . boys. MAD ABC athletics . water skiing . smooth car . . . Q Phyllis Baker . . . BELIEVE ME Ronny Ballew . . . TRANSFU- Kathy Barcus . . . PRETTY DAR- Carlene Barnes . . . THE BEST IF ALL OF THOSE ENDEARING SION . . . Anita . . . Mac . . . LlN ' . . . Balboa . . . Looper THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE . . . YOUNG CHARMS . . . The Main likes iokes . . . cars and more . . . BME . . . bubbling person- Jackie . . . slender and tall . . . . . Stan's . . . boys . . . Wanda, cars . . . Starlite. ality. horses . . . pleasant, Mary . . . Santa Cruz. John Baxley . . . LUCKY, LUCKY, George Beach . . . I GOT Larry Beam . . . MUSIC GOES Carmen Bernal . . . WOMAN IN LUCKY ME . . . Basketball . . . RHYTHM . . . parties . . . Stan's DOWN AND 'ROUND . . . en- LOVE . . . boys, boys, 'n more Stan's . . . Senior Play . . . Bill . . . Willie Wait . . . Drummer gaged . . . Nanette . . . Band boys . . . The Rainbow . . . pert and Bob . . . forklifts. Man . . . moved away. . . . Goober . . . Harry 'n Dave. 'n cute . . . Esther, Dorothy, Vir- ginia, Joan, Elsa . . . swimming. Mary Berry . . . LET THE GOOD Mary Birdsell HTEPTDERILYH . . I. Kent Bishop . . . MY BOY FLAT- Carolee Blizzard . . . RED CAN- IIMES ROLL . . . Don . . . Ma- Crazy slumber parties . . . nice TOP . . .Senior Class Prexy . .. ARY . . . M Hrigal Singer . . . :Iera . . . BME . . . Norma . . . clothes . . . swimming . . . Mari- D.L. Brothers . . . Y. Park's Drive- SharonL .,. lumber party . . . 1ice smile. anne, Marian, Sally. In . . . Student Court . . . Pazner college me . f. horseback rid- . . . Lyle 'n Dennis. ing. gg g yi ,ff lim Bohner . . . DREAMY EYES Jim Bonesteel . . . JIM DANDY Richard Bretz . . . GIANT . . . Billy Bristow . . , BILLY BOY . . drags . . . fine car . . . ...quiet . . . good lookin' blond Yvonne . . . Florence Lake Trio basketball . . . Ward, Bob . . . 'Jimbo . . . muscles . . . Willy . . . neat dresser. . . . D.L. Brother . . . Shaver Lake The Accidents . . . harmonica . . good looking plus. . Roll Call . . . Harem Girl. . . . Mrs. E .... Hi-Liters. I' John Buller . . . JUST BECAUSE Virginia Brocks . . . SWEET VIO- Noel Brown . . , COMIN' IN ON Norma Brockett . THE MOST YOU'RE YOU . . . Business . , . LETS . . . Bruce . . . G.A.A .... A WING AND A PRAYER . . . WONDERFUL G l R L IN THE Commercial Club . . . Pazner Future Secretary . . . Chorus Line Little Devil . . . Mad Driver . . . WORLD . . . honorable prop . . . science fiction . . . Dale and . . . sweet personality. always smiling , . . Loves Parties. man . . . Cook's Vacant House I-Cl'l'Y- . . . Big Four . . . Cards and Announcements . . . Brewer . . . Bond. Leroy Burke . . . WELCOME TO THE CLUB . . . auto shop . . . Johnny . . . Buick . . . Likes the opposite sex . . . everyone's friend. l l l Cecil Burkhart . . . WHY DON'T Sandra Burton . . . ANCHORS Clifford Byrn . . . SING, YOU WE DO THIS MORE OFTEN? . . . AWEIGH . . . married . . . re- SlNNER . . . single . . . willing Spook . . . Custom Ford . . . served . . . pretty eyes. . . . '51 blue Chevy . . . Royale life of the party. . . . The Main. Arlene Calderon . . . IF YOU WERE THE ONLY GIRL IN THE WORLD . . . Phil . . . going steady . . . Slan's . . . dancing . . . crazy music . . . Park. Roeding Wehman Caldwell . . . l'M SIT- Ray Cargill . . . THAT'S THE Delores Carmack . BUICK '59 TING ON TOP OF THE WORLD CHANCE YOU TAKE . . . Brad . . . Doty . . . Delores, Donna, wavy hair . . . Wabbit . . . . . . College bound . . . likes a Carolyn 'n Carol . . . Hi-Liter . . . Doug and Ray. good time . . . Jep. Rainbow Girl. Arlene Cale . . . l'VE TOLD Leonard Church . . . DADDY-O Douglas Clapp... MR.TAPTOE Dave Cobb . . . LOVELY EVERY LITTLE STAR . . . Freddie . . . F. F. A .... Bill, Steve . . . . . . Dancer . . . Jr. and Sr. plays WEATHER FOR DUCKS . . . . . . Bible Club Prexy . . . avail- Beef Project . . . Agriculture . . . . . archery . . . Wabbit and Student Court pest . . . D. L. able . . . Roxie and Carie . . . horseback riding . . easy-going. Honeybuckels . . . ladies' man. Brother. . . F.F.A. . . . Pazner . . . Teaching . . . sweet smile. Ol Dennis . . . Girl Troubled. Elizabeth Cochrum . . . CRAZY Bob Cook . . . WHY CAN'T YOU Karen Cook . . . GOT YOU ON Jim Coviello . . . HCHATTERBOX' IN THE HEART . . . National BEHAVE? . . . swimming . , . MY MIND . . . Steve . . . CSF . . . Science Club Veep . . . Bob Thespian Prexy . . . Jackie 8. Tiaiuano . . . Pazner . . . humor- Liter . . . Teddy . . . F.N.C.P. Brad, Ray and LeRoy . . . Sr Carlene . . . MarIene's Hi-Fi , . . ous interp . . . Cookie. Sec .... future doctor . . . First Play . . . Gun Bug . . . studious Karen's parties . . . G.A.A. sem. S.B. sec. Glenda Crawford . . . SWEET Nancy Daniels . . . ANGEL Charles Darby. . . MY BUDDY, Keagle Davis . . . IT'S THREE AND GENTLE . . . Phyllis 8K EYES , . . Lyle . . . Head letter MY FRlEND . . . big talker . . . O'ClOCK IN THE MORNING . .. Karen . . . likes to skate . . . girl . . . Sharon 8. Jan . . . Sr. Cool Creak . . . Cheyenne CSF Lifer , , , Cavalcade Assist. Y.F.C .... dimples. Class Sec .... Blue 8. Gold Ball . . . Miss Varadian . . . Marian Ed , , , Whistler , . . N.F.L, . . . Queen. . . . Mr. Gross. Florence Lake Trio . . . Toboggans. Andre DeBues . . . CANADIAN Vernon DeFehr . . . AND THIS Charles Delateur . . . HAWK- Brad Dennis . . . RAMBLIN SUNSET . . . hard working . . . IS MY BELOVED . . . tumbling, EYE . . . confirmed bachelor . . . MAN . . . Ray's car polisher . . . Industrial Arts . . . handsome . . . track . . . Sue . . . Stan's . . . future jet pilot . . . chewing the hot Olds . . . get-away car . . . likes to travel. flirt . . . lazybones. fat at Stan's . . . Joe. Drive-Ins . . . nice to know. ,W Marlene mamma Y .' IIIHEQME. Edna Dine . . . You LEAVE ME Rosalie Doonme . . . -'sweer Bob Dowel: . .E 1 w,-.NT You, DNE TO WATCH OVER E . . . BREATHLESSH . . . Eddie . . . AND LOVElY . . . always Paul I NEED YOU, I LOVE YOU . . . Butch . . . Beth . . . Mrs. Leach Margie 'n Judy . . . A Cappella . . . Sharon . . . nursing . . . '47 Jocquie . . . tennis team . . . :nd Pizza . . . Hi-Fi . . . EIvira's . . . short and sweet . . . '57 Dodge . . . Millerton. Curley . . . crazy maroon :Ord . . . live wire. Chevie . . . baseball. Chevie . . . Starlite. 35 :gmai- x ik, xx QR f Jw- , in fy. Lea Rose Hart . . . SOMEWHERE Marianne Hatch . . . LET'S Nancy Haydon . . . ON THE Stephen Heath . . . FABULOUS OVER THE RAINBOW . . . Future DANCE . . . Foster's spoons . . . STREET WHERE YOU LlVE . . . CHARACTER . . . Karen . . . teacher . . . Sonette . . . Growl Ruth, Marilyn . . . Whirliques . . . Vince . . . Balboa . . . one of Bootleggers . . . Mrs. E . . . dis- staff . . . Betty Crocker Home- gocd kid . . . future legal the gang . . . Aunt Dade . . . likes haircuts . . . F.N.C.P. Sales maker of tomorrow . . . Roller secretary . . . San Francisco. Jan . . . BME Manager. skating. we Carolyn Hedrick . . . YOU'RE ALI. Stan Heinen . . . YOU MAY NOT Frank Hendrix . . . LEAVE THE Elsa Hernandez . . . YOU'Ll THAT l NEED . . . Sailors . . . BE AN ANGEL . . . Bass Lake DISHES IN THE SINK, MA . . . NEVER WALK ALONE . . . Jesse Job's Daughters . . . Carol . . . . Rich . . . raker , . . parties Blue eyes . . . mathematics . . . . . . Stan's . . . dancing . . . Secretary . . . Pleasant smile. . . . Jim and Pete . . . wonderful blue eyes . . . bop . . . cars. Carmen, Sally, Joyce, Elvira . . . guy. lots of friends . . . lovely brown eyes. Pat Hilton . . . THE CLOWN Terry Hoder . . . YOU INTRIGUT Pat Hogan . . . DON'T TEMPT Rolinna Hokett . . . THE VERY . . . tennis . . . Pazner . . . Star- ME . . . Jayne Mansfield ME . . . athletic . . . Pazner . . . THOUGHT OF YOU . . . Frank lite . . . Egas Snorgus , . . girls Bootleggers . . . red Ford . , football party . . . the gang . . . . . . The Royale . . . Santa Cruz . . . Patterson and Kruzic. Disengaged . . . Mr. Clark's Oli quiet but explosive . . . Pazner. . . . The main . . . Black hair . . . fice . . . Roeding Park. Bernice and Judy. Pete Holland . . . PETER AND Wanda Holland . . . MONEY, Carl Hollensen . . . HI, TO Wally Hopkins . . . FUNNY THE WOLF . . . Debate . . . HONEY . . . Job's Treasurer . . . YOU . . . Mercury . . . crazy FELLA . . . F.S.D. . . . SKIP Badger snow trip . . . Va. to Calif Stan's . . . San Jose . . . pas- over big redheads . . . friendly DIVER . . . R.O.P.S. . . . Pazne' . . . proud owner of a Volks- sionate . . . purple Ford converti- . . . wood shop. . . . Santa Cruz . . . pipes. wagen . . . Uncle Larry. ble. 'IQ oe Horton . . . HORSIN' Dennis Houx . . . MR TOUCH- Earnest Howe . . . TREASURE OF Frances Hurt . . . SHE'S A AROUND . . . N 'I . . . D.L DOWN ' ' er . . . . D.L. Brother . . . LOVE . . . Charladlne . . . gorng LADY . . . I Dream of You lrother . . . PAZNER . . . beat Pazner . . . football . . . Block C steady . . . John, Ken, and the . . . engaged . . . Vic Senior rlue Chevy. Prexy . . . handsome guy. boys . . . engineering . . . al- Luncheon . . . Pat . 81 T ways raising cain. A I im I I . . . baseball . . . skating. 'lary Ireland . . . SOME FOLKS Sonette Jadoff . . . YVRIZE OF Charles Jamugin . . . 'AFRIENDLY Bob Jepsen . . ser HAPYPTJI 'O AND SOME FOLK'S DON'T GOLD . . . Future ballet teacher PERSUASlON . . . Linda . . . . . . Jim . . . art . . . physics . . Carl . . . motor cycles . . . . . Lea Rose . . . Abstract Artist Cavalcade photographer . . . sense of humor. oing steady . . . Stan's . . . . . Ballet . . . Archery . , . Jerry. . . Merc. convertible . . . lun Chevy . . . bop . . . shades. Alaska. Roeding Park with a flash camera 'U . . . extra nice. V 'L ll :rry .rockers ,..' 'S PUSINH . . . Judy Johnson . . . GEE WHILI- Diana Johnson . . . HSLIPPING Marquita Perkins . . . LITTLE at . , . blue Plymouth . . . KERS . . . Commercial Club AROUND . . . Johnson Clan ONE . . . Skeeter . . . Gloria, 'isco . . . fishing . . . drive-in Prexy . . . Johnson Clan- plus plus Judy and Jon . . . Shaver Eddie, Margie . . . boys . . . ovies . . . redheads. Judy and Jan . . . Shaver Lake. Lake . . . Fluffo . . . Commer- character . . . sweet, shy. cial Club . rginia Johnston SWEETER Charlotte Barton Jones Charles Y T i A . . . . . . Jorgensen . . . I.AZY- IAN SWEET . . . Johnson Clan LOVE AND MARRIAGE . . . mar- BONES . . . Spider . . . motor us Judy and Jan . . . Shaver ried . . . Carthel . . . Kansas . . . cycles . . . crafts . . . woodwork 'ke . . . always giggling. Clydene's squeaky brakesf menace. Denton Jorgensen . . . IF I COULD BE WITH YOU ONE HOUR TONIGHT . . . blue Plymouth . . . a girl named Marilyn . . . draggin' the main . . . Alaska Drive-ln. 'za Barbara Keller . . . YOU ARE James Kemp . . . HOT TIME IN Kent Kennedy . . . KISS OF Phyllis Kern . . . SECRET LOVE MY SUNSHlNE . . . Art Club THE OLD TOWN TONIGHT . . . FIRE . . . life of the party . . . . . . Talkl Talkl Talkl . . . boys . . . ChiIi's pest . . . swimming motorcycle hill climb . . . Guy, Pazner . . . A.S.L. Prexy . . . Ski . . . slumber parties . . . Wilson . . Jo, Jan, Cecelia, Nan. I Big Time, Terry . . . hot Club . . . Starlite . . . Bass Lake. . . . the main . . . Mary, Wanda, flathead engines . . . Industrial Leta. Arts Club. Brant Killgore . . . TEMPTATION Lois Kinberg . . . ALWAYS . . . La Rue King . . . EXTRAI EXTRAl Jimmy Kirk . . . RACE WITH THE . . . 32 Ford coupe . . . L.A. qoing steady . . . Future Nurses . . . John Sihto . . . Growl editor DEVIL . . . F.N.C.P. . . . woman . . . U.C.L.A. sooner or later . . . Club . . . Ann and Marie . . . . . . National Thespian Veep . . . trouble . . . clown . . . Taxi . . You don't show me too much, Commercial Club . . . friendly. engaged . . . Sharon and Jackie easy going . . . Merc . . . A.N.G. kid . . . Cavalcade . . . Allen, . . . John. Dick. Richard Kliewer . . . DADDY, Herman Klomp . . . WHO'LL John Kruzic . . . I'M NOT LAZY, Dan Laird . . . MY BUDDY . . . LONG LEGS . . . Pinky . . . BUY? . . . Bowler . . . Business l'M JUST DREAMIN' . . . Joe's . . . blond, curly hair . . . architecture . . . Mike . . . quiet. . . . Mr. Salesman . . . hard- Linda . . . Mr. Basketball . . . Lawrence and Jerry . . . Gay Way worker . . . Tom, Duane, and quiet . . . personality . . . lazy Sweets Shop . . . quiet. Ruby Lancaster . . . RUBY Chatterbox . . . Rubalee going steady . . . Oscar Bobbie, Donnie . . . G.A.A. . . . loves to laugh. Ah James. Judith Landreth . . . MY DREAMS ARE GETTING BETTER ALL THE TlME . . . Art . . . Annie . . . annoying Mr. Harris . . . Blue Thursday . . . Boscoe . . . Bananas 'n Cider . . . a bobbie. walk . . . Service Club. Guy Langley . . . I DON'T CARE Roxie Lassley . . . IF THE SUN DON'T SHlNE . . BROWN-EYED BABY . . .'sBand night owls . . . football, base- . . . Carie, Arlene, Mary Sue, Ed ball . . . aeronautics . . . drags . . . 4-H Prexy . . . Cuddles . . . . . . laughing eyes. Pine Flat . . . prize-winning cattle. haron Law . . . MY LITTLE Sandra Lawson . . . STAlRWAY Jerry Laymance . . . FIRST LOVE Lauren LeBlanc . . . l'VE GOT iNGEL . . . Bob . . . pep girls TO THE STARS . . . C.S.F. Lifer . . . Lois . . . Chuck . . . Calval- N0 USE FOR WOMEN . . . re- . . Choir trips . . . Nan 'n Carol . . . Speechifier . . . N.T.S. Sec cade Photographer . . . Band served . . . band . . . Cookie, . . Football Queen , . . lobster . . . Peggy . . . Chuck . Manager . . . Pep Band . . . Sly Ralph . . . flute . . . shy smile. hermadar . . . perky. Stanford . . very considerate. sense of humor . . . fishing . . . art . . . food. Ielene Leiblein . . You LEAVE Larry Little . . . ALWAYS . . . Jackie Lockwood . . . SEWING Peggy Lockwood . . . l RIDE AN AE BREATHLESSH . . . A-5 38' 56 Pel0s . . . Starlite . . . D.L. MACHINE SONG . . . Gene . . . OLD PAlNT . . . F.T.A. Sec . . . . . Jesse . . . C.S.F .... horse- brother . . . D.W. 8. Lester, Houx goin' steady . . . Nurses Club Spanish Club . . . Mr. Oliver's ack riding . . . Sis, Lois, Shirley . . . How are you fixed for . . . A Cappella . . . Carlene . . . Cool Cats . . . Sandie, Janice . . live wire. blades? . . . C.S.F. prexy. mmm, those dimples. . . . horses . . . Mischievous. H, g 1, lx in Looper. . . vou'RE sENsA- Joyce Lopez . . . Hilliilowhilic Lawrence Lesson . , . VM A Luc- Cecile Lucich . . . oNE IN A ONAL . . . yell leader . . . YOURSELF . . Ray . ',lX. Com- A YOU . . , Girls on Bus No. l8 MlLLlON . . . C.S.F. Liter . . . ountry Buddy . . . Linnea, Bar- mencement Committee . .Yl Pepsi . . . Santa Cruz . . . Football and Girls' League Prexy . . . Street as . . . one of the gang . . . Party . . . likes to dancex. . . Swimming . . . Andre . . . ln- Dances . . . Cow Eyes . . . ulboa . . . B.M.E .... F.N.C.P. Sally, Arlene . . . lots of fun. dutsrial Arts . . . Navy. Dodo . . . Deck the Halls . . . -,Q Q bubbling personality. ann Lull . . . I DON'T WANT Kenneth Mahnert . . . YOU'RE Mike Malone . . . GOOFUS Judy Manera . . . SWEET OLD SET THE WORLD ON FlRE JUST TOO MARVELOUS . . . . . . Chopped Ford . . . one of FASHIONED GlRL . . . Pirates . just Kay . . . likes to dance snow trips . . . '50 Chevy . . . the gang . . . Tiiuana Kid . . . of Penzance . . . Hi Liters' Prexy . Iealhercraft . . . Jim . . . future draftsman . . . Pazner . . . Ohl Those lines . . . nite life . . . . . . Janetta 'n Janet . . . Bop ant. Starlite. lover. Red . . . C.S.F. Liter. dl Judy Markus . . . ALWAYS, AL- Johnny Marmoleio . . . YOU'RE Audria Matheson . . . STAY AS Bill Malhia . . . HRAGTIME COW- WAYS IN MY DREAMS , . . THE TOP . . . Bertha . . . going SWEET AS YOU ARE . . . lovely BOY JOE . . . Joyce . . . en- . . . Eddie 'n Margie . . . Santa steady . . . baritone . . . Hi hands . . . future teacher . . . gaged . . . Shaver . . . track . . . Cruz . . . Model . . . parties . . . Liters . . . Mr. Oliver. intelligent . . . friendly . . cowboy. boys . . . good looking . . . moved away. Reva Matlock . . . MY GOOD Bob McCall . . . WANTED . . . Mike McCIymont . . . l'M JUST Ray McCrory . . . CANT WE BE GlRl . . . Duane . . . engaged sports . . . Bill and Toad . . . A VAGABOND LOVER . . . en- FRIENDS? . . . going steady. . . . . . Commercial club . . . Irene F.F.A .... Hi Liters . . . hand- gaged . . . Darlene . . . prexy of Billie . . . quiet but dangerous and Roberta. some man. car club . . . Stan's . . .the main . . . dimples . . . Duane . . . . . . Vern, Joe, Wabbit. James . . . Leon. Judy Mccflfvan f. . sscAuss or Buddy McKay . . . ooN'r TEMPT Bob McLaren . . . TENDER TRAP Lewis Mcouone . . . BLACK YOU . . . Redhead , . . triendly ME . . . Danny, Scott, Willy, Ren . . . Senior Veep . . . Boys' Fed. DENIM TROUSERS AND MOTOR- . . . future Home Ec. maior . . . . . . Royal . . . little yellow Chev Veep . . . D. L. brother . . . CYCLE BOOTS . . , crazy Char- Judy, Virginia . . . Spanish 'n Mr. . . . Sun. nite card club . . . one Pazner . . . athletics . . . foot- acters . . . aviation . , . swim- Burstein. of the boys. ball party. ming . . . Lew the Lug . . . class plays. Mac Mecham . . . THE HIGH Joe Mendoza . . . DREAMBOAT Janice Menees . . . l.ASS WITH Linda Mercerlf. .' . I HAD THE AND THE MlGHTY . . . S. B. . . . Real Sweet . . . blushes THE DELICATE AIR . . . C.S.F. CRAZIEST DREAM . . . Bop Prexy . . . Blanket Award . . . easy . . . S. B. veep . . . Mr. liter . . . Joan, Peggy . . . Red . . . Sports cars . . . lost D. L. Brother . . . Larry, Dennis, Mayor . . . Starlite owl . . . F.N. Cougar's GrowI . . . Oh, Nol soul . . . nature swim . . . Dan . . . football party. C.P. prexy . . . Student Court. Band Veep, G. L. Sec. 42 Jancy Michelsen . . . SWlNG- Virginia Mode . . . EARTH AN- Dan Montgomery . . . MOST Barbara Moore , . . SLEEPY NG ON A STAR . . . Toby . . . GEL . . . Lester . . . BME . . . HAPPY FELLA . . . D. L. Brothers TIME GAL . . . Roy . . . swim- zngaged . . . Sacramento . . . Sharon, Corolee . . . Karen . . . . . . 51 Plymouth . . . Morro Bay ming . . . pizza . . . office gal :aseboll . . . horseback riding. Quadruplets . . , future dental . . . Pazner . . . F.F.A. Prexy. . . . G.L. and G.A.A. wousewife . . . short, quiet, 'n sweet nurse . ,. . Midget . Doug Moore.. . IF YOU'VE GOT Lee Moore . . . l'LL GET BY Manuel Morales . . . HEY, GOOD Janet Moseley . . . CEST LA 'HE MONEY, HONEY, l'VE GOT . . . likes cars . . . Carole . . . LOOKING . . . quiet? . . . Tony VlE . . . boy hater . . . es- 'HE TlME . . . Sharon . . . parties . . . Roosevelt . . . work- and Henry . . . Fred's Pool Hall pecially Rick . , . Pug . . . red fresno High . . . Pimintel . . . ing man. . . . Army bound. iag . . . tennis . . . the main. Lmitty . . . Mecca. feb- m Mueller . . . MAKlN' Sally Mullerleile... GLAD RAG Bob Munier . . . FROM TFIE Norma Musacchio . . . A 'HOOPEE . . . Lou Ann . . . DOLL . . . Scrumptious . . . VINE CAME THE GRAPE . . . YOU'RE ADORABLEH . . . Pep totboll . . . Pazner . . . Mac . . . slumber parties . . . Pixie . . . engaged . . . crazy bopster . . . Girl . . . Balboa . . . horseback ock C . . . Royale. business . . . searching . . . C.C. Student Court . . . cars . . . girls. riding and dreaming . . . Frances Treasurer. and the Queens . . . spaghetti bender . . . F.N.C.P. , I , X ,,,,. ..- :rry Nelson . . . YOU LITTLE Don Nelson . . . YOU'RE AN OLD James Nelson . . . YOU, YOU, Marianne Niere . . . HOW DO ONSTER . . . hyper-man . . . SMOOTHlE . . . Linda . . . C.S.F. YOU, . . . Judy . . . swimming YOU SPEAK TO AN ANGEL? . . . anore. . . Floradoro , . . Jet liter . . . D. L. Brother . . . . . . Pazner . . . favorite organiza- skating . . . Chr. Cap and Gown . . Get ready, Teddy. Starlite . . . 8th-period physics. tion-G.A.A .... Starlite. Comm . . . Mary, Marian, Sally . . . Comm'l Club. 43 nm - in 9 .rp T ' 1 i. if affix, K: si fi' lit? , , r 'UW if -fs' M5 4.1 bert Quintana . . . THERE WILL Don Raiskup . . . NlGHT LlGHTS Loretta Ramage . . . DON'T CALL Duane Rash THE HAPPY EVER BE ANOTHER YOU ' - - .. . Carolyn , . . one of the gang ME SWEETIE 'CAUSE l'M BlTTER WANDERER . . . available . . . E Silent VYPB - ' - bundfoom . . . Manoog and Willie . . . . . . troubles . . . Dodo . . . girls and more girls . . . the Main . music . . . hunter. likes mfs, parties , . , blond Mes 81 Kathy . . . stitching ma- . . . baseball . . . Royal . . . Tom hair, blue eyes, and bashful. chine. and James . . . Roeding Park- Q 1.3! if ..llf T Reese . . . TALL BOY' . . . Len Reese . . . THEM THERE Orville Reid . . . CHlEF . . . Michael Reilly . . . SATlSFlED 1ny's . . . Dave, Fred, J' e . . . EYES . . . going steady . . . Poor devil . . . basketball . . . . . . Jeanne . . . track . . . drags wir trips . . . Industrial Arts never a dull moment . . . sweet Sharky Salesman . . . future TV . . . Block C . . . Butch 'n Darryl b . . . tall, dark 'n handsome. . . . quiet at times . . . strange technician. , , , Lover Boy, eyes. 'd Rice . . . THE OLD PHIL- Frances Roberson . . . DEAR JOE Dick Rogers . . . l WALK THE Paula Rogers Z . . JUST BECAUSE lPHER . . . Bud . . . F.F.A. . . . Royale . . . married . . . LINE . . . Elaine . . . football YOU'RE YOU . . . Hi-Liter . . . xlain , . . Latin Club Treasurer sweet smiIe . . . Carol, Alberta, . . . track . . . 32 Roadster Arabian horses . . . Taffy . . Jack . . . professor . . . hunt- Ann, Martha . . . Joe, Joe. . Tricky Dicky. Lynn, Jenny . . . Gage's. ie Rose JEEPERS Wa ne Rowden YOU'RE THE ' ' . . . y . . . Carolyn Rowland . . . 'OH YOU Clydene Rowlett . . . 'l'M GLAD EPERS . . . future farmer . . . RIGHT ONE . . . Curly . . . BEAUTIFUL DOLL . . . dancer THERE IS YOU . . . Charlotte and etball . . . hunting . . . Sr. F.F.A .... cycle crazy , . . . . . bewitching eyes . . . Dee . . . Joyce . . . Stan's . . . The Main s Committee . . . F.F.A. basketball man . . . likes girls Donna . . . sparkling smile. . . . giggles. . . . easy-going guy. All Bill Salsman . . . JUST MY BILL Dale Sanders . . . DON'T BLAME Marian Sanders . . . BORN TO Penny . . . Linda . . . Royale . . . IT ON ME . . . Cinder . . . BE WITH YOU . . . Bob . . . KITTY Sharky . . . dragging lhe main Pozner . . . Mr. I.W.H .... MES . . . A Cappella . . . curi- Comm . . . Orville . . . The Charcoal biology . . . S.S.A. . Slarlile ous blonde . . . slumber parlies sporls Coals. . . . Johnny. . . . swimmer. prelly Sanders . . . PRETT' BLUE EYES . . . Sale . . . freckles . . . likes al . . . always smiling . . eyes. 2 i x I Alva 'li ' - W YV YYY, 7,7 Richard Sandlin . . . WE'RE HAV- Joe Sandoval . . . WONDERFUL Bud Sargenf . . . GET A HORSE Delores Schaeffer . , . CHEEl ING A GOOD TlME . . . Jon ONE . . . Zenny's . . . Jim, Fred, . . . going sleady . . . Pal . . . FUL LITTLE EARFUL . . . Gal . . . A Cappella . . . ioker . . . Dave . . . always working . . . Fulure Farmer . . . Hare Porl . . . baseball . . . going slead Boolleggers . .. lols of fun .. . swell guy. . . . build of Greek god . . . . . . boys . . . Donna, Carolyl black one. Chinese food. and Margie. 2 I E iB2QliyEschen T. . . Hsoocue Judith schleiewnz . . . I ooN'T Karen schoolfiqfm. . . ANDY Nanelle Scriven . . . AIN'T sl WOOGIE PIGGYH . . . Janice CARE . . . Jim . . . TuIfi-FruIIi LIPS . . . a Buick 59 grl . . . SWEET? . . . going sleady . . . . . CSF Lifer . . . Malh Club . . . friendly smile . . . life of Madrigal . . . Mary Ann , . . Larry Beam . . . chorus line . . Prexy . . . Wal . . . Les . . . fhe parly . . . bus no. I7 . . . main . . . boys and fral parries Band . . . Business . . . Secl Pazner. crazy limes. . . . a real beauly. lary. Wayne Scuri . . . BAD BOY . . . Lola Shorry . . . JUKEBOX BABY mechanics . . . David . . . hales . . . Chorus line .. . Ohl Those hair culs . . . parlies. dimplesl . . . San Francisco . . . baseball . , . G.A.A .... sweel personality. AC Kalhy Sh FUL . . Joyce . beautiful arum . . . BUT BEAUTI4 Milly Shaw . . . KEEP IT GA . Joe . . . Sally and . . . Herb . . . Balboa . . . Long Beach . . . Counlry Buddy . . . Linnea c eyes. lhe gang . . . S.B. Yell Lear friendly . . . F.N.C.P. veep 'Q iy Sheets . . . WINE, WOMEN Carol Shepherd . . . THE MO- Floyd Siemens . OLD MAN Elaine Sihto . . . CHEWlN' GUM' 'ID SONG . . . Pat . . . curly MENT I SAW YOU . . . Dale RlVER . . . Blue Monday's . . . going steady . . . Dick . . iir . . . parties . . . Charles, . . . basketball . . . Ann Frances party . . . changed man . . . future secretary . . . Carol rry, Les . . . Y.M.C.A .... . . San Diego . . . Business. Dinuba gals. Marilyn and Ruth . . . Bony . SI.C.P. n Simmons . . . DON'T FOR- Anita Sisk . . . PRETTY BABY Sheila Sloan . . . DESlRABLE Donald Ray 'Smith . . . PART- J ME , . . Sunday night . . . Ronnie . . . head maiorette . . . Ronnie . . . Letter Girl . . . NERS . . . Dotsi . . . going 'd parties . . . Stan, Bud, and . . . Laguna Beach . . . Kathy Royale . . . Balboa . . . spark- steady . . . Wayne, Don . . . -ve . . . tall and nice looking and Loretta . . . Beautiful hair ling personality. cars. . big, brown eyes. . . . Black Chev. rry Smith . . . WHEN YOU'RE Robert P. Smith . . . I KNOW Sharon Smith . . . MY CURLY- Jackie Smuri: . . . BEAUTlFUL lLlNG . . . Smitty . . . Joe THAT YOU KNOW . . . Com- HEADED BABY . . , F.N.C. BROWN EYES . . . Honor Thes- :I Larry . . . roller rinks . . . mercial Club . . . baseball . . . Prexy . . . LaRue, Marilyn, Jackie pian . . . Hi-Liter . . . Cavalcade I . . . lots of fun . . . pizza. U.S. Navy Reserve. . . . Stan's . . . Growl Staff . . . . . . George . . . Catalina . . . Grand Bethel Rep. for Job's. Preguntas . . . Baccalaureate Com- mittee . . . Hates T.V.. die Fine Speake . . . IT'S Joyce Statham . . . YOUNG AT Allen Steward . . AFTER THE Carol Stewart EMBRACEABLE IGHTFUL TO BE MARRIED HEART . . . Gary . . . giggles LIGHTS GO DOWN LOW . . . YOU . . . Thespian scribe . . . . Marlin . . . Bubbles . . . . . . B.M.E .... maiorette . . . Brant and Mike . . . girls . . . M'Liss . . . Years Ago . . and Jackie . . . parties, par- Kathy and Sally . . . Long Beach. Hoppy . . . Royale . . . stage lovely clothes . . . Carol G . . and more parties . . . Royale crafts . . . drags . . . Black stove Kiddo . . . I amn't. Shaver. bolt. Ronnie Stoltenberg . . . BLUE Marvin Stone . . . EASY COME, Tim Stricker . . . COME GO WITH Jon Sturgill . . . THERE'S NOTI SUEDE SHOES , . . sharp car . . . EASY GO, LOVER . . . football ME . . . newcomer . , . little ING LIKE A DAME . . , Hi-Lil Spook, Scott, Bud . . . crazy times. . . . Dennis, Kent . . . likes to tiger . . . friendly. . . . swim team . . . Whitti fly . . . Young Park . . . a snow . . . Frank's socks . . . girls . . man . . . l.T.G.I.A.B. Pazner. Brent Summers . . . DON'T GET Sally Turin . . . lNTRlGUE . . . Joseph Thayer . . . THE WIZARD Janet Thomas . . . AlN'T Ml AROUND MUCH ANYMORE . . . College men . . . Butterfly . . OF OZ . . . CSF Lifer . . . BEHAVIN . . . Girls Leagi green Chev . . . Ski Club . . . Kathy . . . Joyce. Louise . . . drives a red ieep . . . Veep . . . Judy and Janetta . . likes swimming . . . tall cow- Math Club . . . Block C. Blind Dales . . . Hi Liters . . boy. , Dreamer. ff! A If'I Barbara Thompson HUNDECIDED NOW . . . Bobbie . . . Going steady . . . Donnie . . . Ruby and Oscar . . . Shrimp Boat . . . full of fun. ns wi Fred Thompson . . . HSTANDIN' Wayne Thornton . . . PARTNERS Bernice Turner . . . LUCKY LIP ON THE CORNER . . . Zenny's . . . going steady . . . likes . . . on the quiel side . . . tr . . . Jim, Dave, Joe . . . black freshmen . . . Don . . . dynamite. friend. Olds . . . Industrial Arts Club. 32 Irene Turner . . . YOU'RE ADOR- Patricia Turner . . . HONEY Kenneth Van Tassel . . . HSINNER Kathy Van Wyhe . . . DEARE! ABLE . . . Ray . . . Commercial CHlLE . . . iournalism . . . AM I . . . Jack and Bob . . . . . . Laguna Beach . . . srr Club.. . Reva . . . big blue eyes G.A.A .... Piano . . . long, Saxophone . . . Long Beach dresser . . . Anita, Loretta . . . . baseball fan . . . Ray. dark hair . . . Chevy . . . Blue . . . Bowling . . . Drive-ins. Beautiful blue eyes . . . Bloss eyes . . . Lois . . . Future Nurse Day Queen. . . . short. Ionnie Vaughn . . . BEWARE Ester Vega . . . IN THE STILL OF Billy Walker . . . THE FOOL Lyle Wallace . . . BROWN . . Bozo . . . Steadyman . . . THE NIGHT . . . Eddie . . . . . . Kay . . . going steady . . . EYED HANDSOME MAN . . lobbie . . . Jim . . . swell guy G.A.A .,.. on the loose . . Wes, Carley, Butch, and the D. L. Brother . . . football . . . . personality. Joan and Dorothy . . . Orosi . . boys . . . Royale . . . baseball baseball . . . Pazner . . . foot Starlite . . . crazy dancer. . . . Santa Cruz. ball party. 'homas Waller . . . LIVING THE Stan Wells . . . HAVEN'T GOT A Wendy Welsh . . . BREEZIN' Margie Whitlow . . MARClE' IFE I LOVE . . . Idaho . . . WORRY . . . terrific car . . . ALONG WITH THE BREEZE . . . . . . Ronnie . . . Starlite . . reeman's madhouse . . . Coach Steve 8. Bud . . . Oh, that smile! crazy parties . . . Betti . . . Miller- going steady . . . business . . eest's pet peeve . . . Friant . . . Everyone's friend . . . ton . . . lives for kicks . . . strong Edna . . . Marquita. Doc . . . Olive trees . . . big Walker's coffee. others . . . red Jag. plans for the future. hyllis Williamson . . . LOOK Cecilia Wimer . . . SWEET AND Anna Winters . , . MY GOOD Don Wood . . . MAN I'VE BEEN DR THE SILVER LlNlNG . . . LOVELY . . . chorus line . . . GIRL . . . Lois 8. Mildred . . . LOOKING FOR . . . FFA . . . iendly . . . sweet . . . Glenda Stan . . . future nurse . , . going future nurse . . . Sr. Class Sales Christmas Formal . . . Pazner Karen . . . Fresno JC . . . busi- steady . . . Lola. Committee . . . Lois' problems. . . . Howie 8- the rest cf the ess. Ag. Boys . . . Fairs . . . B.N. De- gree . . . F.N.C.P. Jberta Woods . . . QUE SERA, Dan Woodson . . . BEAT OUT ERA . . . Berkie . . . Com- THAT RHYTHM ON THE DRUMS ercial Club . , . Reva . . . Irene . . . slrin diving . . . Reed 8K Bell . . long hair . . . going steady. . . . Santa Cruz . . . Pazner . . . F.S.D .... black Ford. Barbara Wright . . . THEM BASSES . . . Band Prexy . . . CSF Lifer . . . swimming . . . Close that door, Bugs . . . yeah, oboe? . . . I wonder what it's like, Esmuralda Cold- soot. Gary Yee . . . THE BOY NEXT DOOR . . . Math Club . . . Joe . . . Rowdy? . . . photography . . . A.R.R.L. Neil Yoshida . . . WHY DON'T Donna Zack . . . GOOD TIME TonyL'!ZanfardindN. ld GET Carol Zulim . . . YOU'RE A YOU DO RIGHT? . . . alias, Mel BABY . . . cule blonde . . . IDEAS . . . piz a parlies . . . SWEETHEART . . . CSF . . Takahashi . . . parlies, parties boys . , . Dee 8. Carol . . . smiles. family man Lil. fan . . . F.T.A. Prexy . . . Assislanl Ed . . . D. L. Brolher . . . Joe . . . of fun . . . Bolo . . . smiles. good friend . . . lhem redheads,l of Growl . . . Deneen . . . wril Gerald and Howard . . . Houx 'n Cobb . . . hol jeep. ing . .'. speech trips . . . N.F.L. Sharon Yee . . . LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT . . . CSF Lifer . . . future leacher . . . baby sil- ler . . . Uncle Palch. v'-Q.. 4-4 SNAPS 1? fwzf. fgvf ., W' ::x, if . 5 N OUR MOMENT TC 3 A . 5 EMEMBER f- i V A-1f'ff ' ,f liffilj ,iii - 1 Q fi ,HJ if 1 ff I 0 JY A if ff if up If fir I lil ' iff' I . 1 A I I f - , ' i ff! 7 J Igjij , I 1 f' y 1, 'I 'ff' ,zfr j 1 , , I ffQ , XX , I g 'i ,f ,'f,y,f'fi,,,fff y if 1 I ' fl ft!! 1 , ny!! lid fy if f V if' ffl A I, , Q 'i ' I . V iff fni YL if W ff f ff' fig, XP Y!! X f Q jj D, '01 ny? it lily . 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I ,jf I ,f 7W.,!?j J 24? - 4 , if f J' ,, V f 1' If if lil- 'JI'-11,7 ' lx! ,I X f I, , F ,, 'ff my - ef, J t ,ff C fx, f ,, f,iff' ,ff-' flffff if X 1 bf I JK, X' ,ff ' i if , ff' ' J U f' LV I fl,-7 Nz df 1 ff N ffl: ,f 1 M ,f 713 , , 5, A I X7 fl ff ll' Ifiqlffbj ffl' ,f if V, 'ff If , 1 viz, fi, f j !! ff! fl V, 6 f fi 1 i ' yyyy, f yulfltff A ,fn X , ' ,ff ,Q 4 ' ' 1 f , rf X 1,1 , - I I fr' A .55 JUNIOR CLASS COMMITTEES CLASS YELL LEADERS in ll II . SOCIAL COMMITTEE Jackie Kaser, Gladyce McKinney, Patti Pries Row I: La June Hensley, Leanne Haney, Judy Derbyshire. Row 2: Eddie Moorhead, Joan Gulley, Ward Hollesen. SALES COMMITTEE PROM COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN rw I: Diane Nixon, Linda Durby, Etta Lou Cox, Gene Guettler. Row I: Gay Stoltenberg, Kaye Bonner, general chairman, Ninon vw 2: Ross Candle, Cris Erickson, Margaret DeWitt, Loretta Pelletier, general co-chairman. Row 2: Louis Hall, Jackie Weldon, lmond, Corene Schaeffer, Judy Gettman, Valerie O'Farrel, Loretta Youngblood, Argie Dimas. enda Faulkner. I Q ' 4 ' -U K 5. ,xhh in-,sh ' .Z we ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE SWEATER COMMITTEE I: Donna Squire, Janice Ballas, Betsy Hilton. Row 2: Brady Row lr Nila HGHSGH, RlCl'l0fd 50550001 Carolyn FIUYCI- ROW 21 yes, Tam Thomas, Kay Ann Eliason, Jim Phelan, Pat Bedford, Bill Rhodes, Aki Shohara, Robert Ake, Mary Sue Lassley. Sandy Anderson Linda Akers Manuel Adame David Adams Glenda Adams X Roberl Ake Anlhony Argentina Mary Ashley Bill Alkin Sonia Austin .lUNl0RS leon Bailey YV Duane Baker Tom Baker Richard Balber Doug Ball Janice Ballas Ann Ballhrop Barbosa Sharon Barnhard .lim Barrel? Pat Barion Pat Bedford Gall Ann Bennell Alberta Belhel .loe Billalba Linda Bingaman 'M Judy Bingham Norma Black Belsy Blaine Don Blakeley Don Boolmon Kaye Bonner Carolyn Bradford Richard Bradley Judy Brand l Rae Burlon Sue Brumley Bill Brawley Allen Breckenridge Brody Bridges Jack Brighl Gilbert Bingham Bruce Brockway larry Bush A-2559, U K :ai 453' c..r - as M5 f, , T Carolyn Busch Bob Byrd Ron Byrd Nancy Camarola Richard Campos Josephine Capparelli Ross Caudle JUNIORS Belly Carlson Anila Corler Julia Chave: Barbara Chrisman JoAnn Clawson 'l x June Chadwick 'V :- H3934 MXH le -BM BW' F 1- 5. f J swnfrlh we .ey . . N M ' -1 Arnold Compolongo John Coals WPenYny Cobbi Larry Combs Y Lloyd Cross W Carolyn Cook I Raymond Corral Ella Lou Cox l.eo Cox Lynda Crader Dennis Conners .IUNIORS NC A ' Denzil Cochrum ,,,, , , , Ronnie Chrisman Bob Curran Larry Cressman i ,. Peggy Darby Judy Dawson Bob Davis Darla DeFehr WJack DeFehr Haywood DeHaven Lucy Deleon Virginia Deluca Judy Derbyshire Don Dilbeck Argie Dimos Albert Dominguez Floyd Doolillle Donald Dolson Reva Drane Linda Durby Sonia Dye Cryslal Erickson Lorrella Evans Jim Phelan Reba Ferrill Carol Gadberry Waller Gammill C4 J Gayle Gardner James Gardner Judy Gellman Chuck Gilslrap Kay Ann Eliason Carolyn England Eddie Encinas l Bob ExHenry Gail Failh Glenda Faulkner Eddie Filzgerald Carolyn Floyd Frank Franco sw ,,::-' ' lin :Q . . Vryrk, f Ei if ' 6'-'QQ'-sm 'sl xv I wg.-R J N ga 4 f . Q f fx Pal Galvani Dave Garcia Judy Garcia .IUNICRS Claude Gash Jorden Gaskin Carol Gegageine Dennis Gilmore Mary Goerlzen Charles Goodrich Joan Gulley Larry Grossi Tom Griffin Darryl Grewell Ronnie Graieda Q. se Jean Gueliler Mary Gueydan Nila Hansen Carol Habberle Louis Hall .IUNIORS Peggy Hall Leanne Haney Lora Lee Hansen Howard Harbick Jacquie Harper Pallie Harris Ruth Harris Sue Ann Harris Harold Harwell Gene Haase Mel Heckman Joe Hedgpelh Hendrix Bill Higgins Muriel Heinrichs Joan Hersey Q laJune Hensley 'lm W4 pa. .asv EF Ki' Web iw x fa? H' 'I' Fabbie Hernandez 1 :.H:1,i,,,iTiE5-5lY f 15 ' ' -' - - 1 :sf :Z U - 1-5 5,3 ' .. ff. ' 53 -:' J f-511' 1 Yi 1 1152 Nlilgjfiiul , 'g lorrella Henry Cres Hernandez Belsy Hillon Della Hinson Pal Hipp Ward Hollesen Dave Hole Waller Howell Jim Huslon Elda Jean Hulchins Fred llg Tom Jackson Joyce Jacoby Clara Jaime Frances Johnson George Johnson w Jeannie Johnson Darline Jones Marie Knauf Duane Kuhns Jackie Kaiser .IUNIORS XR a XJR John Karian Georgeena Caswell Marilyn Kelley Jan King Myra Kirk Darlene Klomp James Lamberl Marilyn Larsen Mary Sue Lassley Wanda Lavender Burrel Lawrence Irene Leach Judy Lewis John Liles Ollo Long Donald Louie Frank Lozano Millie Lyles Johnny Mabry Frankie Maddox JUNIORS Larry Marlin Leandra Martinez l .. Q.. George McCarly Neoma McCarly Ginger McDaniel Adrona McKenna Gladyce McKenny JoAnn Medley Wayne Miller Eddie Moorehead JoAnn Morris Mike Mouliol Palsy Myers Slacey Navarro x Wesley Naylor Elmer Nichols Valerie O'FarreIl Diane Nixon James O'Hare A' A f If John Dyler Pa! Papaieo Dixie Farmer Sherry Bob Passmore IK Eddie Paflerson Ray Paul! Ninon Pellelier Peggy Perkins Brad Petersen Gwen Founders Pal Pries Sharon Priesl Mary Helen Puga Gail Qualls i LeRoy Peirille Thomas Petfice Fred Pierce Toby Pipkin Barbara PiHs JUNIORS Blaine Rogers Nuoma Rohrig Barbara Roper Cari Rosebrough Norman Rosebrough leon Rash Tony Revilla Bill Rhodes Shirley Robbins Carol Robinson Cora Ross Johnny Robinson .lim Sanders Sam Sandoval Corene Schaeffer Eleanor Seale Ralph Schroeder Eddie Shilling JUNIORS ,xx S ,, .- 5-qw' Martha Shrout Mary Shrout Ronald Simpson Bill Smith Evelyn Smith Keith Smith Margaret Smith Jimmy Snapp Roma Shari Snowder Beth Spain Joe Spano Donna Squires as ix E Fred Stark Bob Steffersen Gay Stoltenberg Donna Strickler Richard Sassano Larry Shatto Don Smith ' M er or - R f - Y- if H, - myf Donald Snow Raymond Standley Gail Stumpf Tom Slurges Tom Thomas -. 'Q E gs-Q a fe is 'Q Pele Turner Ari Verrel Bob Ward Alice Weber l Ann Marie Taylor Ruby Taylor Kay Tesh Marilyn Thomason Joe Thurman Albert Troglin Bill Tuiner Jean T ll Oscar Uribe Monty Upshaw Louise Varlcmian Tom Volalaro , -M .. -: .1,g:5.. N H - 27 --:-,,'lgf:2ff':- . - gy Qfii' A if ' lf' af z 193 61 'W 5 Thelma Wages Norma Wallen Margie Walker Jerry Walkingslick l.ou Ann Ward Chris Wasson Danny Watson l C Jacquie Weldon Lana Wenzel Larry Whiley Gene Ted Wilbanks David Wilcox Marlene Will Roberl Wilkinson Phyllis Wiens Judy Winlers Mary Lee Wood Barbara Woods JoAnn Wrighl Gary Wyoll JUNIORS IM, f Pal Wills Phyllis Williamson lorella Youngblood Lane McClure Aki Shohcra Marie Gilley ex f.,,- Not Pidured Abie Jack Andrl Wilma Barcus Frances Benne' Neal Mclemor fgif ,,.. .U . ...nl my W U- , 2 f ' Yell Leaders: Carol Miller, Billy Hedrick, Judy Gray. ilu, Ring Committee-Row la Judy Kroeker, Carol London, Brenda Cof- fey. Row 2: Gary Caskey, Carl Bocchini, Steve Woodell. Social Commillee-Row l: Barbara Meek, Ronnie Compolongo, Beverly Takahashi. Row 2: Vicki Scoll, Phil Askins, Mary Pellil, Carole Daniels. SOPHCMORE COMMITTEES 1-may Assembly Committee-Row I: Carole Radish, Patty Geary, Judy Baker, Lynda Stamps. Row 2: Judy McNall, Judy Duncan, Sharon Wesl, Bonnie McCauley, Gloria McNaughlon. K 2 ii? QR Gi. Sales Commitfee: Nancy Phelan, Judith lnselman, Edwina Schaeffer. Row 2: Colleen Kennedy, Sharon DeLee, Beverly Eickerman, Jessie Shohara. NThe Wisdom of a Fooln SOPHQMCRES fx... fwfmq, Row I: Holly Atkisson, Fern Andrews, Sherry Andrist, Margaret Arellano, Hazel Argentino, Dorothy Berry, Darlene Berry, Gail Bretz. Row 2: Kenneth Askins, Dee Ann Alldredge, Myrna Avery, Pat Bibeau, Mitzi Baranzelli, Sharon Bell, Sue Applegate, Lindo Autry. Row 3: Manuel Armenta, Phil Askins, John Andrews, Ronald Adams, Chuck Bolding, Ken Brumbaugh, Eddie Bollew, Bob Browning, 'Q Row 1: Judy Brockett, Ruth Brison, Sue Bryant, Jean Bailes, Bobbie Jean Brown, Merlene Bridwell, Barbara Bridwell, Virginia Berryhill. Row 2: Doreen Bush, Carol Armey, Barbara Booth, Judy Baker, David Allen, Ronnie Bodine, Ray Beaver, James Baldridge, Ronald Bridges. Row 3: Calvin Butterfield, Orley Barton, Bill Berg, Doyle Bristow, Carl Baker, Warren Baldridge, Mitchell Bar- tholomew, Bill Boatman. Row I: Brenda Coffey, Pat Childers, Marcella Castro, Ann Doyle, Betty Dement, Mary Corral, Dixie Clark, Sandra Canfield. Row 2: Jim Brown, Pam Cryder, Pat Cahill, Barbara Castello, Bernice Chabrouillaud, Vera Dolson, Elizabeth Duncan, Beverly Daniels, Don Bower. Row 3: Wayne Burton, Jim Baker, Jim Brand, Bob Cramer, Robert Burns, William Batze, Bill Akers, Brion Cummings. SCJPHOMGRES f Row l: Sharon DeLee, Dorothy Dufel, Connie Drysdale, Sherrey Deaver, Judy Duncan, Carole Daniels, Marilyn Denny, Virginia Davids. Row 2: Bill Clark, John Cser, Bill Cunningham, Charles Cawvey, Jimmy Contrestano, Joe Chacon, Ronnie Compolongo, Bob- C II' B d Carlson, Jim Decker, Robert Sum- bie Coffee, Don Downs. Row 3: John Champ, Willis Dent, Gary Caskey, Ernest o ins, ernar mers, Bill Lodino. W--.QQ ..-f Q X Row l: Joyce A. Erickson, Judy Estep, Marge Edens, Jennie Espinosa, Catherine Eastham, Donna Fry, JoAnn Fry, Virginia Fletcher. Row 2: Bob Denning, Dorothy Goe, Judy Geisler, Barbara Eklund, Charlotte Falsetti, Rose Gilbert, Peggy Grundman, Deanna Garrett, Dan Davis. Row 3: Bob Dexhumer, Richard Deming, George Day, Montie Day, Fred Damsen, Norman Deal. 'DQ' Q Nl ,,.-v Row I: Carleen Gibbs, Judy Gray, Laura Fernandes, Marilyn Goertzen, Betty Geiger, Patti Geary, Rosalie Franco, Gloria Garcia. Row 2: Barbara Ehlers, Beverly Eickerman, Alice Glim, Doris Grove, Carrol Fredricksen, Nadine Godfrey, Bill Guinn, Bill Hedrick, LeRoy Facciani. Edwards. Row 3: Dick Gates, Ernest Garcia, Charles Eagles, Carl Gatto, Louie Garcia, Jan Faris, Bill Gardner, Charles fr-M--.-....,,,,,, SOPHOMORES Row li Gloria McNaughton, Louise Mahaffey, Judi Mayo, Molly Kishen, Shirley Lambert, Pat Lewis, Anita Leal, Judy Light. Row 2: David Logue, Keith Kelley, Chris Lucero, Judy Minor, Judy Kurtz, Janette Lollis, John Long, Don Linton, Walter Leach. Row 3: ,Eugene Kishen, Richard Keith, Terry Fleisher, Daryle Lamonica, Leslie Kelley, John Lose, Ray Kidder, Frank Killgore. Row l: Judy McNatt, Janice McLaren, Judy Kroeker, Connie Founders, Lorraine Kreamer, Carole Miller, Barbara Meek, Betty Mogoyne. Row 2: Jerry Jadoff, Gary Jorgensen, Norman Heyamoto, Norma Munier, Colleen Kennedy, Violet Kantarakis, Patsy Liles, Virginia Martinez, Marsha Mott. Row 3: Jeane Harrigal, Eugene Kennedy, Larry Huenergardt, Gene McGarvin, Olan Hanley, Glenn Huff, James Harris, Bob Harding. r 'x Row l: Frances Holt, Charlene Hale, Jeanette Jenkins, Pat Heydt, Joanne Holman, Bev Hunter, Doris Hersey, Joyce Lind. Row 2: Jerry Fearnside, Launa Howell, Christene Huggins, Jackie Helinski, Ken Eller, John Grennan, Pete Espinosa, Jerry Estep, Bill Hogue, Row 3: Tommy Gibson, Bob Gilligan, Dan Garrison, Phil Ginsberg, Vic Gagliardi, Jim Glassel, Allen Gildard, Jerry Harris. yy y SOPHOMORES ' 5'-1 Row l: Alice Johnson, Yvonne Jackson, Linda Jaime, Sharon Janes, Connie Hanson, Ann Jarvis, Barbara Hutchison, Judith lnsel- man. Row 2: Sharon Hamlin, Judy Jacoby, Frances Johnston, Shirley Hogadone, Monica Hadley, Nadine Hart, Carol Howell, Roy lmai, David Hudson. Row 3: Dennis Johnson, Martin Hollesen, Sam Hernandez, Dennis Hammerstrom, Larry Holland, Jim Jensen, Joe Holland, Joey Jensen. Q - . . . . ' ri! 1 Row 1: Gail Riker, Carlene Padgett, Pat Shirley, Dollie Osterberg, Molly Martin, Jenny Madrigal, Bernice Martin, Elaine Standley. Row 2: Garland King, Dale McAnulty, Rex Wangberg, Jesse Ringer, Larry Wilkinson, Lupe Longoria, Ted Pokorny, A. J. McArthur, Floyd Martin. Row 3: Jeff Ross, Ron Tinkler, J. D. Schaa, Bob Rash, Gordon Norlhan, Sartis Ragland, Joe McGehee, Bob Mc- Farland. Row l: Carol London, Janet Krum, Bonnie McCauley, Rosie Morales, Nona Massingill, Margaret Lane, Andrea Klein, Joyce Menees. Row 2: Max McDonald, Ronnie King, Kenny Lung, Ellen Hopkins, Richard Mayioffo, Richard Madison, William Matheson, Bob Moreida, Bob Moore. Row 3: Jim Moore, Bill Leal, Jerry Lieder, David Maiuda, Ruben Morales, Ronald Matteson, John Morris, Ted Meiggs. SOPHOMORES X, ,, elf---.eq Row lt Margaret Still, Linda Somsal, Evelyn Seals, lrene Sanchez, Lynda Stamps, Sharon Sander, Hildie Sumpf, Dorothy Strimiska. Row 2: Larry Smith, Joey Stehlik, Dan Sharum, Carol Sanborn, Edwina Schoeffler, Terri Shipman, Marilyn Silva, Vicki Scott, Jessie Shohara. Row 3: Tommy Stoeckel, Phil Snider, Don Sheets, Ed Skeans, David Stanion, Pat Strombeck, Allen Scarborough, Jim Shelton. qs.. f 2 Row l: Bunny Reed, Bette Robertson, Nancy Phelan, Carol Radish, Pat Perry, Mari Pettit, Loy Ann Ruhl, Pauline Patterson. Row 2: Joan Ridgucyt, Vallie Neunes, Phyllis Rasmussen, Clara Mae Fenner, Carreta Red, Sonia Price, Montine Passmore, Mary Owens, Pat Orr. Row 3: Jim Reynolds, Johnnie Rodriguez, Lloyd Rommel, Travis Ringer, Mickey Richey, Alton Roney, Morris Reid, Jim Rosbrook. wif --Q Row l: Shirley Roberts, Gloria Ontiveras, Janice Rowden, Jan White, Betty Rose, Lillian Parnell, Dorlin Shipman, Loa Sparhawk. Row 2: June Pearce, Mary Etta Pipkin, Barbara Wells, Eva Wesson, Jim Poston, Gordon Pyle, Tom Reding, Jimmy Perry, Jerry Sharpe. Row 3: Rusty Nixon, Gary Polser, Russell Nicholson, George Perry, Larry Pipkin, Gary Olson, William Price, Chuck Sea- graves. SGPHOMORES Row l: Kay Viau, Nancy Trammell, Sandra Walkley, Sandro Winder, Kay Whillon, Carol Whillon, Dorolhy Wimer, Ja Ann Weger, Marion Shipman. Row 2: Janet Vanderford, Connie Tompkins, Barbara Ward, MOYll'Ia Winlers, June Wilson, Flo Wimer Naomi Tarun. Row 3: Darrel Telles, Randy Wasson, Eddie Nigg, Steve Woodell, Gus Telles, Sieve Simmons, Bill Woil, Gary Waller, Jim Vineyard, 5' 'K' V 3 V K. f' ' B, fl R S :if Y 'NW ' wx xl 'L 'W L' ,Ag H' of 'Wax I M.5'!:'i1 l. ' A K Row I: Ren Tomlinson, Marilyn Waldron, Carol Wither, Mabel Flugman, Sadie Glolz, Danny Snowder. Row 2: Henry Verrel, James Sillner, Loyd Weins, John Williams, Sanlos Yanez. Row 3: Loren Sherman, Bill Turner. in 'Q R 7' Q? a- y ar. s if Row l: Magdalene Tunac, Sharron Vase, Nancy Sharp, Leilani Traficon, Arlene Zamora, Deanna Tullis. Row 2: Norman Wills, Richard Vizzolini, Ronnie Virden, Verniece Yarbrough, Phyllis Underwood, Larry Shomp, Jerry Yarbrough. Row 3: Terry Ulsh, Jesse Winlers, Lorrie While, Waller Worsham, Jerry Terrell, Bruce Seher. SOPHOMORES l. , WE fl r l i-U-ll Row I: Deloris Robinson, Bev. Takahashi, Sharon West, Judy Albert, Viola Andrews. Row 2: Dallas Robertson, Wiletta Wasser Johleen Brown, Pot Patterson. Row 3: Carl Moren, Clayton Maidre, Ron Roland, Vernon Crawford. SNAPS m ' 1 CLAS S OFFICERS xr, V' . j , 1 ,.,, r 'A Am , ' , : fa? in Yvonne Doolillle, Yell Leader I I K A Standing Cammillee-Raw FRESHMAN CLASS f' 'l z V L ii n I 'l Linda Johnson, Yell Leader , 4 . NCL., W , was fm W . 1- H lx.. 3.,,,lS ,,,,. , Z5 U' -'A' Nancy Mosekian, Yell leader 'Wm- ,- ,fl ..- lz Shirley DeFehr, JoAnne Plog, Diane Eliason. Row 2: Sue Turner, Jinny Davis. ,,,. ,... .F.'3.E.5. ': E Row l: Mary Butterfield, Pat Balber, Louise Arnoff, Johleen Bishop, Sara Butler, Gwen Broadwater, Doris Brosi, Judith Bauer. Row 2: Kathy Bowles, Donna Arnett, Judy Bretz, Theodora Barboza, Carolyn Blodgett, Joie Bowles, Carole Balestra, Jackie Brown, Sharlene Bakula. Row 3: Hugh Ashley, Billy Atteberry, Mike Aitken, Roger Anderson, Warren Allen Alberti, Alfred Alongi, Kar- Ieen Byrd, Carol Brown. v..x,x fly R! ,- ,l - 'H -1-.-1' Row l: Louis Becerra, Bob Badgley, Lester Brown, Donna Britton, Beverly Brewer, Marilyn Belk, Robert Bird, Delbert Billings, Jimmy Brison. Row 2: Bert Andrews, Larry Abe, Roy Biglione, David Beers, Bruce Benzler, Roger Bailey, Jerry Bass, David Bowen. Row ' ' ' ' ' I B t B ke, Jerr Bridges. 3: Bill Bretz, Dominic, Battagla, Ralph Brasendlne, Bruce Bennett, Joe Bruno, Ronnie Brum ey, ran ur y Row 'l: Kenneth Brocks, Earl Buchanan, Larry Bolli, Ann Currie, Brenda Cochrum, Veltus Champ, Virginia Calderon, Anita Chavez. Row 2: George Boston, Trudie Crawford, Marian Cloud, Jimmy Boyd, Charles Bonner, Gail Cheeseman, Linda Cramer, Pat Cornell. Row 3: Eldon Butterfield, Troy Buchanan, Don Boone, Jack Bonesteel, Ronald Bortisser, Johnny Breedlove, Tacho Briones, Lyndol Brown, Larry Adams. FRESHMEN ? '21 1 1 ll 1 Row l- Diane Fraser, Maria Flores, Betsy Foster, Judy Evensan, Diane Eliason, Margie Encinas, Mary Encinas, Bevette English. h l EI ' Row 2.: Joe Espinosa, Jim Evans, Gerald Emmett, Shirley Faulkner, Nancy Funk, Gayle Edmondson, Patricia Evans, S ir ey vm, Carmen Encinas. Row 3: Jesse Hernandez, Alvin Gould, Frank Espinosa, Lupe Gonzales, Cliff Ecker, Robert Emmett, Bill Ehat, Russell Edwards. J M We 33' --h I 1 W vu-L, 'V I ,lx , L K I 3. x '1 - K J v ki? X , E i t 8 s 'sseagg ,ll f J R F Q , fl ' -- F ' - .,, : K+-mg C ., A :f 914-.sex , A r1fSf'fi'fs5. Jw. 1 Row l: Sharon Wilkinson, Linda Woodward, Margaret Zanfardino, Betty Wilbanks, Gay Waller, Lorene Williamson, Janice Wiley, Barbara Womack. Row 2: Tommy Reeves, Bob Sage, Robert Savala, Donald Winters, Tanya Ward, Bobby Wilbanks, Eric Wilcox, Steve Wood. Row 3: Larry Wages, Leroy Wilson, Gary Wenell, Perry Whitledge, Tom Watson, Larry Titus, Dan Winters, David Wyant. -f-is 21-- Row I: John Castor, Garret Collins, Donald Coyne, Jess Caswell, Manuel Coronado, Matilda Castillo, Barbara Castro, Goil Cul- liford. Row 2: George Calk, Darlene Cashoun, Becky Charlesworth, Pat Carpenter, Stephanie Caprelian, Annette Chrisman, Gloria Constanz, Lucille Childress. Row 3: Morris Carsten, Robert Chavez, Paul Chavez, Richard Crumb, Mike Cox, James Cloud, Martin Coats, James Cook, Bob Church. FRESHMEN Row l: Lois Hersey, Judy Hunt, Pat Horton, Carole Hagopian, Muriel Harding, Delaine Hodges, Jane Harrigal, Joyce Hall. Row 2: Darryl Hatfield, Lyle Hoffman, Richard Giguiere, Ruth Hofer, Yvonne Hamburger, Bruce Hensley, Eddie Henderson, Harold Dodd, Ethan Hett. Row 3: Gary Hughey, Laird Hayes, Kenny Holman, Thomas Eld, Dennis Hollenbeck, Randy Garcia, Vernon Hal- sted, Larry Hayes. 1 .,., ,, : ,. Q-qu-gag 5 I' ,ll lig l l- l I s, , , : 'fn X' v M i : J sr M l 5 f 3 fl., X ,Q lfs. :3 if 9 Row I: Linda Johnson, Linda Jackson, Helen James, Ruby Irvin, Melinda Jones, Darlene Johnson, Melinda Louie, Shirley Lee. Row 2- Leanna Koiigian, Vicky Lopez, Linda lpsen, Barbara Luttropp, Kay Kliewer, David Hale, Shirley Knsling, Lily Jaime, Row 3: Mike J L ' L4 der Sheri Kni ht. Hauzer, Roy Hammond, Gene Hague, John Higday, Richard Higgins, Norman Holloman, Ginna ones, ouise in , g 'E' ' .L , 'Q . , 5 ' ' b X L' ,, L 5 S K 1 f 5 s 1 'Z 5 3 -: Mx I .-?1Qf,.g:1Q . 53. :M , K -- si.: '.' we SA 7: F Q S I ?lQk.,x : ' b ky ii., 1 N . i . 4. - gp lv Row l- Jeannie Fitzgerald, Louise Fearnside, Georgia Gabelica, Dolores Gilmore, Blossom Gipson, Cris Goeppert, Linda Gueydan, Janet Gard. Row 2: Ricky Flick, Sandra Gordon, Cynthia Glau, Tommie Lou Greenway, Kenneth Gammon, Alex Garcia, Roylene Frazer, Max Farris, Richard Gallup. Row -3: Charles Fry, Ray Frigard, Richard Falsetti, Brian Gardner, Rudy Gray, Dave Ginsberg, Don Gaab, Jeffrey Grossmann. FRESHMEN my J 'le gi l, Row 1: Barbara Nelson, Joanna Oyler, Jean Nichols, Danny Johnslon, John Ogilvie, Kim Newkirk, Eddie Mesple, Manuel Meza. Row 2: Sharon Orr, Sharon Nelson, Maxine O'Connell, Lee McCullough, Rodney Meseke, Ronald Morgan, Jerry McKinney, Chuck Malllid, Russell O'Green. Row 3: Edward Kelly, Richard Miller, Bill Klomp, Wesley McElroy, Max Mann, David Mack, Philip laur- sen, John Leonard. X 0 Row 1: Evalena Mulinix, Barbara Meuel, Bonnie Mayioffo, Merilee McKelvy, Bessie Mossbarger, Fleela Moren, Gail Manfredo, Olela Marlin. Row 2: Emilie McQuone, Janice Micarelli, lrene Juarez, Nancy Mosekian, Karen Moll, Bernice McConnell, lorene Moore, Riva Martinez, Shirley Morgan. Row 3: Mike Mowrey, Jim McCrummen, Glen McCrory, Douglas O'Farrell, Tim O'NeiIl, Allen McCulchen, Harold Nilsen. XY, Row l: Joe Luian, Jimmy Looper, Jeannie Parker, Edna Ferkins, Lorene Largenl, Joyce Kienlz, Joanne Nigg, Lillian Nickel. Row 2: John King, Roberl Lacey, Gary Lundrelh, David Johnson, Doug Kilner, Belly Miller, Gail Morgan, Nancy Nine, Marge Molon. Row 3: Larry Logue, Dennis Lowery, Bill Keller, Al Leslie, Norman Koop, Frank Lockwood, John Murakami, Ralph McGowan. FRESHMEN Row l: George Ikeda, Robert Johnson, Linda Rossi, Carol Reynolds, JoAnn Sorrenti, Beckie Sorondo, Valoy Rogers, Hazel Steven- son. Row 2: Carole Smith, Chris Pearce, Duane Jones, Donald Keith, Veronica Rougny, Rosa Lee Passmore, Jim Riley, Ray Martin, Benny Leonard. Row 3: Robert Marinack, Tom Roberts, Steve Sanoian, Allen Nunn, Alfred Leal, David McMindes, Jerry Martin, Keith Nygren. W Si 3. :ZS I A , -is if Row lf Ruth Poteete, Katie Pene, Sherry Ragland, Mattie Pine, Eva Nesbit, Karen Prange, Bertha Morris, Maxine McAnulty. Row 2: Howard Pettigrew, Victor Padgett, Gary Petty, Beth Peckinpah, JoAnne Plog, Anne Petry, Harry Priest, Bev Sanders, Joan Rosen- thal. Row 3: Darrell Parker, Bob Provance, Robert Paminto, Paul Pugh, Danny Peterson, Charles Pine, Don Parolini, Robert Riley. Elf Ml iii- , . 5h-W, ,aliP km! Row lr Barbara Roth, Glenna Qualls, Juanita Rivera, Janet Scuri, Kay Smith, Diane Rose Schutt, Sandra Story, Andrew Scrivlen. Raw 2: Wanda Statham, Sally Stark, Judy Sheldon, Sue Sullivan, Pauline Stierie, Patricia DeFehr, Kay Rigsby, Dale Scaff, Susan Sanders. Row 3: Leroy Rogers, Charles Schroeder, George Rasmussen, Gary Ruff, Wayne Schedler, Everett Sanchez, Fred Scotia, Jack Sankorn. 'R FRESHMEN ,......,.,.7 y y . .... -IE Vkhh I JE 2 Ei f ' 'G ' ' ' . '1'1r 'MSX' Sliinf '94 f -. Row 'ln Margie Dominguez, Carol Doolittle, Sonia Dela vega, Janice Davenport, Shirley DeFehr, Jinny Davis, Yvonne Doolittle, Diana Denton. Row 2: Rosie Deleon, Kelly Doake, Joyce Dilleck, Sheila Davis, Donna Duncan, Julie De Haven, Mary Dye, Margaret Frantrich, Ronnie Davis. Row 3: Terry Dovre, Daryl De Grow, Clarence Dunlap, Fred Dawson, James Davis, Lloyd Durham, Floyd Durham, Lynn Davis. F JJ if uf 4 ,l my Row l: Burnam Schaa, Susan Stehlik, Julie Telles, Sandy Smith, Mary Dawn Scott, Shirley Yoakum, Alfred Sandoval, Steve Stew- art. Row 2: Frank Ruiz, Edwin Sharp, Geneva Whitton, Sue Schroeder, Sue Turner, Nancy Sharp, Jack Vance, Norman Vogan, Vernon Stewart. Row 3: Bob Randolph, Bert Schorling, Ken Sutton, Stanley Smith, Robert Simpson, Michael Strid, George Phebus, Joe Siler. Jf' Row 1: Jeannette Thomas, Darlene Thomason, Barbara Turner, Deloris Turner, Carmen Terrell, Janice Vaughan, Alice Viau, Penny Roberts. Row 2: Ronald Takahashi, Terry Taylor, Harold Thornton, David Tiboni, Lloyd Trammel, Ernest Towle, Nolan Tinkler, louise Van Wyhe, Linda Webster. Row 3: Robert Nigg, Morris Mesple, Kenneth Thompson, Howard Torongo, Leon Thacker, Nicholas Ubick, Roger Telegan, Gene Proctor. FRESHMEN i f-5-1-3 -q-qs-1 Row l: Honore Woodward, Shirley De Fehr, Judi Redwine, Nancy Mosekian, Judy Spears, Carol Sears, Linda Wells, Gayle Mar- vin, .lan Weeks. Row 2: Henry Sandoval, Bobbie Davis, Tom Neal, Susan Peckinpah, Terrie Schuer, Lois McCauley, Tommie Lou Greenway, Sharon Shaffer. Row 3: Dennis Paldi, Stanley Olson, Peter Linaris, Gary Orman, Kenneth Williams, Roger Anderson, Richard Ramos, David Nunes, Danny Maiuta. ps, .4 K air. .- w-. .q, ., H F? . r . :AJ Q 'riffs 1 f,Q.'5f:,Li1-rpg.. 2 lg I , , YY 4 Q' ,, Life' ' ' 1 1 ' I K - ,, X - - 1 . . 1 ' . ' fr g3f'ymB3jy3'.9Ry 5?l 51 1,, dyrvyifgi QMS ob 52 Nvv w Nm!! K K 3 1 I I 1 N f ' N. 1 2 . P 9 f 5 1 . X, c V! 4 . V Mb: V Y! 5- MX f V I Wax' L QQ? I nmi F -L S 'gripe F I xwiligv I M I ALL A4Af! I GIRLS' LEAGUE CECILE LUCICH President I I ,T , ,X ,ie Officers: Linda Mercer, Secretary: Janet Thomas, Vice-Presidenlg Cecile Lucich, PresidenI Judy Monera, Song Leader. JANET THOMAS Vice-Presideni I ExecuIive Si I: Linda Mercer, Cecile Lucich, Janet Thomas, Judy Monera. Row 2: Beth Cochrum,JoneHc1 Gohura, Margie Aikinson, Deneen Peckinpoh, Argie Dimas, Doro ADVISERS 'hy Fado' me 7 I 4 MISS THOMPSON MISS RAYMOND MISS BERINE MRS. COLEMAN MRS. GAINES MISS VARADIAN Friendship, Friendship FRANK ARMENTA President gl f 1 S ,X ' If JOE MENDOZA Sgt. at Arms EA BOYS' FEDERATION MR. GARTMAN Adviser RICHARD SASSANO Sgt. at Arms BOYS' FEDERATION BOB McLAREN Vice President LARRY LITTLE Secretary-Treasurer The Boys' Federation is made up of all the boys at Clovis High School. It promotes school spirit and inspires good sportsmanship among its members. Under the leadership of Frank Armenta the Boys' Federation has provided interesting activities for their monthly meetings. The annual highlight has been the interclass track meet. For Every Man There's a Woman CALIFORNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Advisers: Mr. Garver, Miss Gunderson, Mr. lgercich. x .R K U Officers: Joe Thayer, Treasurer: Pete Holland, Publicity Man- Officers: Don Nelson, Vice-President: Larry Little, President tiger: Cecile Lucich, Secretary: Dan Schell, Vice-President. Not Janetta Gahura, Treasurer: Janice Ballas, Publicity Manager pictured: Larry Little, President. Not pictured: Cecile Lucich, Secretary. X Row I: Karen Cook, Judi Mayo, Judith lnselman, Darlene Berry, Janetta Gahura, Judy Monera, Pat Wills, Lois Anderson, Sharon Yee, Glenda Crawford, Joan Gulley, Georgette Andreis. Row 21 Janice Menees, Audria Matheson, Bette Robertson, Barbara Ward, Jacquie Weldon, Ninon Pelletier, Janice Ballas, Cris Erickson, Barbara Wright, Deneen Peckinpah, Jo Ann Clawson, La June Hensley, Keagle Davis. Row 3: Shirley Hogadone, Donna Squires, Leanne Haney, Barbara Chrisman, Connie Tompkins, Jackie Smurr, Sandra Lawson, William Matheson, Donald Lowe, Aki Shohara, Jim Phelan, Kay Bonner. Row 4: Lou Ann Ward, Ron Bvrd. Henrv Verret. Jim Poston, Larry Little, Don Nelson, Ed Moorhead, Allen Breckenridge, Charles Goodrich, Bill Atkin, Robert SECOND SEMESTER C. S. F. Upperclassmen-Row l: Judy Manera, Janetta Gahura, Janice Menees, Barbara Chrisman, Donna Squires, Sharon Yee. Row 2: Lois Anderson, Ernestine Ostrander, Glenda Crawford, Helene Leiblein, Sandra Lawson, LaJune Hensley. Row 3: Cecile Lucich, Deneen Peckinpah, Carol Georgian, Leanne Haney, Nila Hanson, Davy Davis. Row 4: Joe Thayer, Larry Little, Don Nelson, Carol Zulim, Barbara Wright, Karen Cook. Underclassmen-Row lz Pat Wills, Judy Hunt, Betsy Foster, Melinda Louie, Mary Dawn Scott, Tommie Greenway, Barbara Ward, Darlene Berry. Row 2: Joanna Oyler, Carole Balestra, Judy Bretz, Linda lpsen, Sue Schroeder, Bette Robertson, Wiletta Wasser, Judith lnselman. Row 3: Crys Erickson, Sharon Nelson, Connie Thompkins, Carolyn Blodgett, Linda Wells, Jinny Davis, Sue Turner. Row 4: Donald Louie, Eric Wilcox, Bob Byrd, Aki Shohara, Robert Ake, Larry Abe, David Bowen, John Castor. Row 5: Roger Baily, Philip Laursen, Bill Atkin, Allen Breckenridge, Jim Poston, Henry Verret, Ronald Byrd, Walter Gammill. CSF LIFE MEMBERS JOE THAYER LARRY JOCKERS CECILE LUCICH 5, Vissx f4!'7 If SANDRA LAWSON DENEEN PECKINPAH JUDY MANERA I T '1 'x KX iN f - DANNY SCHELL KAREN COOK LOIS ANDERSON LARRY LITTLE BARBARA WRIGHT KEAGLE DAVIS 'm Not a Know-it-all SHARON YEE .IANETTA GAHURA DON NELSON mwvfbv sv :wr ,L v, -L,4..,a..,fi..4,a.W: X217 'I A fx M NATICNAL FORENSIC LEAGUE CT ,4- 5 X ,,,.? ' DENEEN PECKINPAH Degree of Distinction State Finals, Dramatic Interpretation Memories of those contest trips will long be held dear by the members of the NanonalForendcLeague.Thespeak- ers will also fondly remember the thrill of bringing honors and trophies home to their Alma Mater. Ties of friendship made with students from other schools and speahng skms acquned Hwough competition are both factors in develop- ing the leaders of tomorrow. Chatterbox KEAGLE DAVIS MRS. MARION GAINES Degree of Distinction Speech Coach State Finals, Extemporaneous N.F.l. Officers: Deneen Peckinpah, President, Keagle Davis Vice-President, Lois Anderson, Secretory Leanne Haney, Treasur- EY. N.F.L. Members-Row 1: Judy Dawson, Sonia Dye, Carol Zulim, Nila Hansen, Glenda Crawford. Row 2: Keagle Davis, Cecile lucich, Lois Anderson, Deneen Peckinpah, Tom Thomas. Row 3: Bob Cook, Pete Holland, Monte Upshaw, Sandra Lawson, Georgette Andreis. F. H. A. rw MVS- Jensen, Adviser Miss Damke, Adviser Mrs. Coleman, Adviser OFFICERS Row lx Ann Barnett, Gail Riker, Jennie Espinoza. Row 2: Loretta Henry, Loretta Henry, Loretta Youngblood, Vallie Nunes. Row l: Dorothy Wimer, Lorraine Kreamer, Sharon Law, Alice Weber, Gail Riker. Row 2: Carlene Padgett, Jennie Espinoza, Martha Shrout, Loretta Henry, Shirley Hogadone, Jo-Jo Clawson. Row 3: Patty Geary, Patsy Lyles, Loretta Youngblood, Ann Bennett, Mmm.-. M...-liar Rnw A- ludv MrNatt. Kav Whitten. Vallie Nunes, Phyllis Rasmussen, Carlene Padgett. F. H. A. ' ' . L -...l Row I: Sharon Schaffer, Lorene Largent, louise Fearnside, Gayle Edmondson, Jo Ann Sorrenti, Gayle Morgan. Row 2: Gwen Broadwater, Janice Davenport, Ruth Smith, Bev Sanders, Betty Wilbanks. Row 3: Carrole Whitton, Tanya Ward, Maxine O'ConneIl Jinny Davis, Kay Kliewer, Betty Miller. If I'd Known You Were Coming I'd Have Baked a Cake Q 5 ., it ft t RX R if A Installation of 1956-1957 Officers. Freshmen learning to sew their first dress. 0 ' 'xr f Q My x B Girls busy in the party. kitchen preparing for a FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Officers-Row 1: Fred llg, Tom Baker, Dan Montgomery, Gerald Bailes. Row 2: David Rice, Leroy Petrille, Brant Killgore. CS Xxx -N Chapter Farmers-Row l: Dan Montgomery, Gerald Bailes, Douglas Ball, Jack De Fehr, Tommy Baker, Tom Sturges. Row 2: John Oyler, Bob Munier, Dave Cobb, Howard Eliason, Al Troglin, Leroy Petrille. Row 3: Brant Killgore, Richard Gibbs, Bud Sar- gent, David Rice, Don Wood, Fred llg, Ward Hollesen. Row 4: Wayne Rowden, Leonard Fry, Arnold Compolongo, Walter Howell, James Christy, Jim Crawford. Greenhands-Row l: Neal Yoshida, David Allen, Charles Fry, Roy Hammond, Bill Hedrick, Alvin Gould, Jess Caswell, Danny Johnston, Ronald Bridges. Row 2: Jim Boyd, Dennis Hammerslrom, David Tikoni, Dan Winters, Jesse Winters, Jim Jensen, Richard Keith, Joe Bruno, Steve Sanoian, John Forst. Row 3: Don Gaab, Bob Provance, Donald Winters, Don Davis, Troy Buchanan, Eugene Kishen, Gary Petty, Bill Clark, Dave Nunes. Row 4: George Day, Bob Church, Tim O'Neill, Jimmy Perry, Mike Hauler, Bill Turner, Lorrie White, Russell Nicholson, John Champ, Lester Kelley, Ernie Herrera, Roy Felts. Row 5: Ronnie Chrisman, Tom Pettice, Dennis Conner, Bob McCall, Leonard Church, Keith Smith, Jim Baker, George McCarty, Bill Smith, Hayward DeHaven, Jackie Rose. The FFA is one of the most 'ive organizations at Clo- High. lt is composed of ung men interested in 'ming as a vocation. These Jng men of the soil are ttinually learning new F. F. A. Study hard, boys progressive methods in agri- culture. FFA members have built many practical, time saving proiects in the agri- culture shop. Most members have livestock or other proi- ects which they exhibit at fairs and livestock shows. ADVISERS Myron Dodd Hugh Carter Max Henderson , -1. I 1 That won't last Iong . K p W 111 nuff' Bet that hurt 'Go get him, boys lt's a long way down Ride him, Cowbow' GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Qhifwf qgsgjfjl '55 ' flf , 1 EM. ,.,,. H' Adviser, Mrs. Leach Officers-Row l: Barbara Wright, President: Sherry Deaver, Point Chairman. Row 2: Sonja Dye, Vice-President: Carol Radish, Sec- retary, not pictured: Betsy Blain, Treasurer. Executive Board-Row I: Carol Radish, Barbara Thompson, Ruby Lancaster, Pat Wells. Row 2: Sherry Deaver, Willetta Wasser, Sonia Dye, Janice Ballas. Row 3: Barbara Wright, Carol Floyd, Joan Ridgeway, Valerie O'Farrell, Judy Dawson. Another two points, maybe. Anything You Can Do I Can Do Bette The Girls' Athletic Associatio is an active organization whic p ro m o t e s sportsmanship an friendship among its member: With aid from their adviser: members enioyed many interest ing activities. The year was high lighted by the Mother-Daughte Sport-Nite, the G. A. A. - F. F. A Snow Party, a skating and swirr ming party, and a hayride. Managers for the v a rio u sports were Wiletta Wasser an Vickie Scott, volleyball, Janic Ballas and Alice Weber, baske ball, Judy Dawson, badminton Judy Brand, softball, Joan Ridge way, tennis, and Carolyn Floyc swimming. Barbara Thompso was the modern dance manage Igll ll H X, X ,rf an . DENNIS HOUX President Block C Officers: Dave Cobb, Sgt.-al-arms: Kent Bishop, Secretary, Pat Hogan, Sgt.-at-arms: Mac Mechem, Vice-President, Dennis Houx, President. Hail, Hail, the Gang's All Here Lettermen-Row 1: Joe Hedgpeth, Delmer Morris, larry Grossi, Joe Spano, Joe Billalba, Ray Standley, Joe Mendoza, Bill Walker Row 2: larry Little, Lyle Wallace, Dennis Houx, Mac Mechem, Kent Bishop, Pat Hogan, Dave Cobb, Bob Mclaren, Duane Rash Carl Baker, Mike Christopher. Row 3: Richard Bretz, louis McQuone, Darrel Gruell, Mike McClymont, Frank Armenta, Dick Rogers Pete Turner, Orville Reid. Row: Darrel Telles, Mike Reilly, Bill Atkin, Jim Mueller, Daryle lamonica, Bob ExHenry, Chuck Bolding Allen Stuart, Bob Munier. Row 5: Charles Goodrich, Rusty Nixon, Manuel Armenta, Mike Mouliol, Louis Hall, Eddie Fitzgerald 1 1 FUTURE NURSES CLUB E Q OFFICERS Mrs. Fisk, Adviser Row l: Sharon Smith, President: Marie Knauf, Vice President, Row 2: Phyllis Baker, Secretary: Naomi Rohrig, Program Chairman. llyrff 1' Q ,W I N Row l: Patty Papaleo, Marie Knauf, Sharon Smith, Phyllis Baker, Mary Skavdahl, Mary Lee Wood, Glenda Crawford. Row 2: Bar- bara Roper, Rosalie Doolittle, Valerie O'Farrell, Dorothy Facio, Virginia Mode, Betsy Ann Hilton. Row 3: Lois Kinberg, Jean Guet- tler, Loretta Evans, Judy Wilson, Glenda Faulkner, Anna Winters, Mildred Patterson, Row 4: Lou Ann Ward, Marian Sanders, Jackie Lockwood, Carolyn Cook, Alberta Bethel, Gail Qualls, Naomi Rohrig. ,,,.- 'Q-. ...H- ' Row l: Carol London, Cathy Eastham, Shirley DeFehr, Andrea Klein, Judy Duncan. Row 2: Nancy Mosekicm, Sue Turner, Nancy Funk, Eva Nesbit, Edwina Schaeffer, Patti Lewis. Row 3: Connie Drysdale, Dorothy Goe, Terri Shipman, Veronica Rougny, Pauline Stierle, Louise Linder. Row 4: Gayle Edmondson, Jinny Davis, Linda Ipsen, Maxine O'Connell, Sharlene Bakula, Doreen Bush. COMMERClALEl7IUBy, N 444 Row I: Evelyn Smith, Loretto Evans, Gail Stumpf, Mary Ireland, Wanda Holland, Sally Mullerleile, Marianne Niere, Diana Johnson. Row 2, Lois Kinberg, Judy Derby, Jean Guettler, Darlene Jones, Mary Gueydan, Jane Stinson, Deanna Tullis, Patty Papaleo, Lynda Crader, Barbara Thompson. Row 3: Susan Kohles, Marilyn Larsen, Glenda Adams, Palsy Myers, Betsy Ann Hilton, Anita An- drews, Ruby Lancaster, Reta Fry, Jan Ganshorn, Judi Mayo. Row 4: Pauline Patterson, Judy Geisler, Dorothy Goe, la June Hen- sley, Mary Goertzen, Joan Gulley, Jeanne Johnson, Roberta Woods, Louise Vortanian. Row 5: Herman Klomp, Tom Waller, Rob- ert Smith, Gayle Gardner, Virginia Johnslon, Judy Johnson, Judy Pearl, Phyllis Kern, Carla Peterson. -' V, ix W sw U ,L .. --J W-,L ,. X, ..AlK, Officers-Row l: Phyllis Fink, Treasurer, Judy Johnson, Presi- dent, Phyllis Kern, Historian, Ruth Eastham, Secretary. Row 2: Mr. Wilcox, Herman Klomp, Vice-President, Mr. Fuller. t ,. -+4 ' Field trip to Fresno Memorial Auditorium. 1 A J MATH CLUB I 'bv 'E as www .va Row I: Gary Yee, Janice Ballas, Lois Anderson, Joe Thayer. Row 2: Allen Breckenridge, Pele Holland, Dan Woodson, Keogle Davis, Danny Schell. Row 3: Wally Hopkins, Sleve Heath, Don Nelson, Larry Liltle, Ronald Byrd. FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB iv- -'Ill Officers: Peggy Lockwood, Secretary, Deneen Peckinpah, Vice- Malh Club Advisers: Mr. Champion, Miss Varadian, Mr. lgercich Presidenlg Carol Zulim, Presidenl. X 'x Xa? l X ll.5 Row I' Sonelle Jadoff, Nila Hanson, Helen Leiblein, Joy Flinl, Janice Menees, Sharon Yee. Row 2: Miss Juliani, Adviser, George l Fl d elle Ahdreis, Donna Squires, Norma Brockell, Deneen Peckinpah. Row 3: Peggy Lockwood, Mary Sue Lassley, Caro yn oy , Sandra Lawson, Lora Lee Hanson, Carol Zulim. ART CLUB XS gf Row I: Judy Lundreth, Sherry Andrist, Patty Geary, Joanne Morris. Row 2: Kay Bonner, Barbara Keller, Judy McNatt, Marie Gilley. Row 3: Mr. Chiladoux, Adviser: Bob Jepsen, Roy Imai, Carl Baker. D nO1d Master Painteru INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB nRip It Upn Industrial Arts Club officers: Art Verret, Secretary: Marvin Stone, President: David Hole, Vice-President. Advisers: Mr. Davis, Mr. Blodgett, Mr. Parris, Mr. Jenks. w-..,,, vq, Row l: Larry Holland, Art Verret, John Karian, Roy Imai, Richard Maioffo. Row 2: David Logue, Marvin Allen, Duane Gordon, louis Hall, Alton Roney. Row 3: Phil Askins, Jerry Terrell, Leon Rash, Jim Sheldon, Kenny Gilmore. Row 4: Andre de Bues, Jim Kemp, Leroy Burke, Marvin Stone, Ron Tinkler, Joe Mendoza. 1. 4. SCIENCNE CLUB 7'-. Fw 'l' . ,A i Members-Row 1: Helene Leiblein, Elvira Quintana, Peggy Lockwood, Sandra Lawson, Barbara Roper, Mary Lee Wood. Row 2: Doug Ball, Monty Upshaw, Jon Sturgill, Ronald Byrd, Jim Poston, Denzil Cochrum. Row 3: Gene Haase, Robert Byrd, Jerry Prine, Steve Heath, Vernon Crawford, Jim Barrett. Row 4: Robert Ward, Ed Lossen, Dale Sanders, James Gardner, Stan Heinen. Still . '-.. ' ' Q , ' gif, K, .5 1 Science Club officers: Secretary-Treasurer, Bob Jepsen: President, Doug Ball: Vice-President, Jim Coviello, Mary Lee Wood. Advis- SERVICE ers: Mr. William Burchard, Mr. Sidney Oliver, Mr. Chester Cover. CLUB SKI CLUB OFFICER Row l: Bruce Hensley, Burrel Lawrence, Art Verret. Row 2: Jesse Row 1: Sharon West, Hilde Sumpf, Kay Bonner. Row 2: Bob Cool: Winters, Larry Holland, Joe Mendoza. Row 3: Don Davis, Lloyd Vernon Crawford, Brent Summers, Bobby Dowell. Martin. WThat Old Black Magicu DR NATIONAL THESPIANS 47 MISS THOMPSON Honor Thespians: Sandra Lawson, Carol Stewart, Jackie Smurf. Adviser l-4 Thespian officers: LaRue King, Program Chairman, Beth Cochrum, Presi- dent. Row 2: Carol Stewart, Recorder, Sandra Lawson, Secretary, Ruth Eastham, Treasurer. The National Thespian Society is made up of people who are intensely interested in theatre work--in make believe. The principal purpose of this honor so- ciety, which gives recognition to out- standing work in the field of drama, is to encourage students to develop poise, mastery of language, and a better un- derstanding of drama. This year's Thespians will have many fine memories of make believing to keep: memories of the Thespian melo- drama, Pete's Last Wheeze , of the sa- tiric exchange assembly skit, This Was Your Life , and of the Christmas program, Yes, Virginia, There ls a South Pole Santa Claus. Members-Row l: Carol Stewart, Pat Wills, Gloria McNaughton, Beth Cochrum, Judy Manera. Row 2: Mike Flier, Ruth East- ham, LaRue King, Marilyn England, Jackie Smurr. Row 3: Carol Habberley, Sandra Lawson, Louis McQuone, Phyllis Rasmussen, Shirley Defehr. On'lv Make Rpt immvv LAETI ROMANI QNY 5, X ,X 'r , I :Q 0 . 'N - i U gt Officers-Row l: Karen Cook, Aediley Deneen Peckinpah, Scribap Bev Takahashi, Consul, Cecile Lucich, Censor. Row 21 Georgette Andreis, Pontifex Maximus, Chris Erickson, Quaestor, Miss Gunderson, Adviser. Row 3: Bob Cook, Dictator, Henry Verrel, Consul. ULearnin' My Latinn xxx.- Kneeling: Linda Samsal, Patti Lewis, Bev Hunter, Phyllis Rasmussen, Virginia Fletcher, Pat Cahill, Ellen Hopkins, Bev Takahashi, Barbara Meek, Jessie Shohara, Tom Reding, Bob Cramer. Row I: Ronald Bodine, Brian Cummings, Jean Guettler, Sonia Austin, Lora Lee Hansen, Beth Cochrum, Karen Cook, Deneen Peckinpah, Dorothy Facio, Sharon Yee, Glenda Crawford, Cecile Lucich, Keagle Davis, Allen Gildard, John Lose. Row 2: Tommy Gibson, Pat Bedford, Betsy Blaine, Sue Brumley, Jacquie Weldon, Jim Moore, Janet Thomas, Crystal Erickson, Jackie Smurr, Mary Sue Lassley, Carol Appleton, Naoma Rohrig. Row 3: Richard Madison, Bill Guinn, Richard Vizzolini, Georgette Andreis, Donald Louie, Wehman Caldwell, Dan Woodson, James Nelson, Don Nelson, Larry Little, Bob Cook, David Stanion, Joe Stehlik. Row 4: Bill Batze, Dallas Robertson, Bill Cunningham, Olan Hanley, Garry Olson, Duane Baker, David Rice, Robert Ake, Don Shohara, Don Boatman, Howard Harbick, Barry Nelson, Monty Upshaw, Jim Rosebrook, Henry Verret. CLUB LAS AMERICAS .. f : f mfg V 1 W , L' ww' J Q Q 5 S N ce f-'J Officers: Lindo Mercer, Cres Hernandez, John Kruzic, Janice Ballas. Wil' ,WJ T K n..-U ' X .. Y Q X pm, F Y- LY Upper Division-Row 1: Janice Menees, Arlene Cate, Carol Petty, Judy Manera, Janetta Gahura, Mary Lee Wood, Mary Helen Puga, Linda Durby. Row 2: Janet Moseley, Linda Mercer, Joy Flint, Janet Thomas, Lea Rose Hart, Sonette Jadoff, Janice Ballas. Row 3: Cecile Lucich, Audria Matheson, Peggy Lockwood, Jackie Smurr, Margaret Smith, Jo Ann Clawson, Georgette Andreis, Dorothy Facio. Row 4: Tom Waller, Larry Little, Fronk Franco, Gene Witsman, Sandra Lawson, Carol Zulim, Barbara Chrismunt Judy' Landreth. l'iW .Mu , ,C v if f in 'Nmreq-,. Q K. J fi it ef- - A Q Lower Division-Row l: Judith lnselman, Judi Mayo, Dorothy Wimer, Loy Ann Ruhl, Terri Shipman, Edwina Schaeffer, Pat Shirley. Row 2: Brady Bridges, Rose Gilbert, Marcella Castro, Wiletto Wasser, Betty Mogoyne, Nadine Hart, Johleen Brown, Row 3: Carole Watson, Phyllis Williamson, Dorothy Goe, Alice Glim, Pam Cryder, LeRoy Facciani. Row 4: Terry Ulsh, Bob Word, Vic Gogliordi, Ken Brumbaugh, Jim Poston, Mike Flier, Jim Gardner. nur, n rn -i COUGAR'S GROWL STAFF , I Sharon Smith, Managing Editor, Carol Zulim, LA RUE KING MR. DODD Assistant Editor of Features. Growl Editor Adviser Junior Editors-Row 1: Janice Ballas, Diane Nixon. Row 2: Row l: Sonette Jadoff, Copy, Lea Rose Hart, Copy. Raw 2: Caro- Ronald Byrd, Robert Ward, Robert Byrd. lyn Bush, Business Manager, Marianne Hatch, Assistant Business Manager. Ext ra I A Ext T3 l F Staff Members-Row in JoAnn Morris, Pat Turner, Flo Wimer, Crys Erickson, Janice Daniels, Gwen Pounders, Jan Galvani, Sheila Sloan, Marie Gilley. Row 3: Cecil Burkhart, Menees, Barbara Keller, Marilyn England. Raw 2: Marilyn Kelly, Loretta Henry, Nancy David Hole, Lyle Wallace, Larry Little, Mike Flier. Row 4: Bill Smith, Jim Gardner, Les M COUG A CORPS 2 I f 'X rcer goes Siamese. You Don't Know Me 1 'if 1vs..J S-r Lf Q! 14 if 51 . 4 , ,sig Nz S Q, , am. Af gfiiiiigz 3 . i , Q 5 if 5 is f 2351-' '.g2 W qv gUgf'4ff f V M ,A if W , WVR ygighxg ? Q, , va, 5 ff - 'N V , ? 5 ir' fm a Q -fu, 3 Q, ,WY 'f' X' gl ,mln ill ..WA ' QR? H , Q Qlfrkrw '. 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PEP GIRLS AND YELL LEADERS .4 .' ,X G Yell Leaders: Jan Galvani, assislcnl, Millie Shaw, head yell leader, Jan Looper, assisl- anl. Pep Girls: Loretta Youngblood, Georgeena Caswell, Sharon Law, Donna Slrickler, Georgf elle Andreis, head pep girl, Linnea Elizalde, assislanlg Norma Musacchio, Pat Galvoni. ooray for C1ovis.n On the war path! Pass That Peace Pipe C-L-O-V-I-S! 9 42 X? I f 35 , f .gg A 4 'f l J, , VA ff Q, xx J, :A ff ' i xv wlhxg I' ' A V Ag. W... x,,'V Z ' V as , V I ANITA LEAL ANITA SISK JOAN GULLEY Head Maiorette . - . S lr 7 ' ' V , Vvk, ' 7.47 swag, Q- , -' ' L. ' V s t ' i f 4 . , 5 ' Q , f W,1ggQl , .J , I ' , J Y 4 2 . ' 0 if 'Je F. 'Pm ff, . x1rif'e2. ' .- .4- ,,,:,2't, Lael, , L gp- 1151: 'I L, if k X w 30.03 ' '15iQi 3Z1 iSE Efs!-3 . gg 27QlZ'f'i'- 'T'.L- L ' ' ' , . ' tc., ,Jw I W Jim-,H Q f.. 4 ,..-,W , 1 f 1 A E4 L.. f Q QQ XF? Qfk N K XX ff lr ' X KZ iff A' 'K xx' ' 1 :VY i f,HW9fg5hv'A V576 we 5, YWAV YQ mmf 2tfDf 'j'fA1' Eff! ,774 f-M-9 rwqje Ziggy NF- 97? '77 7fWfg'7 Wm fm M7 271 jaw QW 'ff V711-fx 'qfmfmfavyw-pq, 'ii..,,-.-- ...H .0-,mf L- Coach Peters Varsity Football Champions Clovis ..., ,,.,..., 3 6 Chowchilla Clovis ,... ..... 7 Washinglon Clovis .... ....,.., 3 6 Lemoore ....,.....,. Clovis .,,. ..... 2 4 Reedley ....,....... Clovis .... ,.,,..,. 3 7 Dinuba Clovis ..,. ..... I 9 Corcoran .......... Clovis .... ..... 8 Sanger .,..A Clovis ,.., .,.,..., 2 5 Selma .... Coach Lee FIRST OFFENSE Row I: Brelz, R.E.: Mechem, R.T.: Wallace, R.G.: Slone, C.: Cobb, LG.: Armenlo, L.T.: Mueller, L.E. Row 2: Bush Liltle, Q.B., Lomonica, F.B.: Houx, L.H. FIRST DEFENSE Row I: Mechem, R.E.: Armenia, R.T.: Slone, R.G., Mouliol, LG.: Brelz, LT.: Leal, L.E. Row 2: Kruzic, R.l.B.g Lamonlccl RH Heckman, C.l.B.: Chrislopher, L.H., Turner, L.LB. ...we - liiil. f l I l Row I: Davis, Christopher, Brelz, Mechem, Wallace, Stone, Cobb, Armenla, Mueller, Kruzic, Smilh. Row 2: Hall, Houx Rogers Baker, Bishop, Lillle, McLaren, Hogan, Thayer, McCall, McQuone. Row 3: Turner, Krikorian, Lamonica, Leal, Kruzic Nixon Heclgpelh, Heckman, Alkin, DeFehr, Cochrum, Mouliol. SENIORS L isis 35'-L: i - i5s ?' fi , f w i 'A 4 ff if - 1 2 V , K 1 S .'- .- 4 ' R A'1, , ' ' ,il 4 'L L f i L J iiii - L V 'E -, 1 fi: 1 A -., ff, 3. XX, - - ' 1 .,,,, 5: Q L F25 , 1 ff' I 1' XX L X M 5' . I KKL' , ,- A K 1 M 1 L iiii 3 iiii C L ' l L fi , A as so L L or 5 f i P is fl- a raii so .. i 11 - 1 ' iisr ' hard Brelz , , , senior . . . R.E. Dave Cobb ' . 4-yr. lellermon. . . . 3-yr. . . . senior . . . L.G. Lyle lellerman. R.G. Wallace . . . . 3-yr. i . .,, W ff Q L---was r ,,l,' ,, i i l l l l ii l ll H W L VFW?-fm' fs L U ' l1'h H . ' - . ef 3 V:.' 1 i I , .'2iIl:' 35 Dick Rogers . . . senior . . . . . 2-yr. lelterman. . L.H Dennis Houx . . . senior . . . L.H. . . . 4-yr. lelterman . . . most val- uable back . V f ,V x lf, L l ifx f Llj Vyli . 'il 1-5 I , L 5 if 5 ,l , i - : if if fx iii , i ' 'i i L ' M sir L 1 Mueller . . . senior . . . 3-yr. lelfermcn. R.T .... most valuable lineman . . . All- . L.E. Mac Mechem . . . senior . . . Frank Armenia . 2-yr. lellerman . . . captain. American Blankel. I L.T .... 2-yr. lellerman . . . co- . . senior . . . John Kruzic . . . senior LE lellerman. . . . l-yr. lellerman . . . most im- proved player. 5 . L iii' liiii - - M X ,,i. X A . 5 Larry Lillle . . . senior . . . co- capl .... 4-yr. lelterman . . most inspirational player. , i wi , M. 6- K MTR ' I ,, W A esr e so , ., V , L , Q 'X , ,,syR. I L . . senior . . . Kent Bishop . . . senior . . . R.H. 4-yr. letlerman. . N .. .. - 5,5 ' , 'Q ' , X ' V, 1 -,-, if' Y L. L L , cf 4,1 L C A wiv.--.A ., in I V kvz Y A H ,. I ,T , 1 sis, Nj i mi i . ,:s,, A I ,, ' if i i my 'yi Z Hogan senior C B b M L . . . senior . . . 3- 0 caren .2-r.lH y e erman. yr. lellerman. Marvin Sione . . . . . 4-yr. varsity . senior . . . C. Mike Christopher . . . senior . . lellerman. R.E .... i yr. lellerman. 191 K-FIIRIVIFILIIYJ IIY HLIIKIIY e n v n lamoniccu C381 scores against Corcoran! I E 5 Jet Baker runs over Dinubc Man?! 'SX Luffy I-ifNe'S C223 pofeni lump-pass! Mechem stops Iwusuki of Reedley-Again! Clovis' Champion B line stops Dinubo man! Houx U81 on the loose-Watch out Sanger! COACH KRING J. V. FOOTBALL J.V. FOOTBALL SUMMARY Our i956-57 Junior Varsity foot- ball team was the first in the history of Clovis High School. The team was formed to give more boys experience in football before going up to Varsity. This squad is made up of players that are too big to play for the B's but haven't enough experience to play for the Varsity. Our deepest thanks go to Coach Kring and Coach Utter for their val- uable help in preparing the boys for future success in football. f r .-.- 5. f 3 COACH UTTER P in First Offense, Linemen: R.E. Farris, R.T. Goodrichp R.G. Wintersg C. Day, L.G. Crisman, L.T. Vizzolini, l.E. Harbickp Team Captain Heckmang R.H. Argentine, Q.B. Hedgpeth, F.B. Mesple, l.H. Ringer. 1 7 B . 45.11, 3. , . l l Row I: Damsen, Uribe, Harbick, Tinkler, Argentino, Ringer, Revilla, Mesple, Vizzolini, Caskey. Row 2: Faris, Day, Harris Telles Roney, Holland, Bailey, Krumb, Watson, Lyle. Row 3: Verret, Goodrich, Chrisman, Connors, Heckman, Sherman, Winters Atkm Nixon, Hedgpeth, Collins. Joe Thurman C0-Captain, R.H. Most Valuable Back Bob ExHenry Junior, L.T. 2-yr. Letterman Don Boatman Junior, L.T. l-yr. Letterman Mike Reilly Senior, R.E. 3-yr. Letterman Carl Gatto Junior, L.T. Neal Yoshida Senior, L.H. l-yr. Letterman Don Blakeley Junior, R.E. 2-yr. Letterman Floyd Doolittle J unior, R.E. 3-yr. Letterman Tom Griffin Junior, R.T. l-yr. Letterman flu X .. 21 sl- Lupe Gonzales Freshman, L.H. Carl Baker Senior, R.H. 4-y.. Letterman Joe Spano Junior, F.B. 2-yr. Letterman Raul Chavez Freshman, Linebacker R.E. l-yr. Letterman Fred Dawson Freshman, R.T. l-yr. Letterman 3-'R Bill Clark Sophomore, C. Ray Standley Co-Captain, R.E. Most Valuable Lineman Winner Take A11 4 S B FOOTBALL COACH JIM HANRETTY COACH PETE BELDEN Football Schedu Clovis 19 ,... ..,... C howchilla O Clovis Clovis I9 ..s, ..... W oshinglon 7 Clovis Clovis i3 .... ...... L emoore O Clovis Clovis O ....... Reedley O Clovis le of 1956 33 7 O 7 COACH DALE ARAMBEL ......Dinuba 0 .......Sanger O ......Corcoran 13 ........Selma 7 Firsl Offense, Linemen: Blakeley, R.E.p Griffin, R.T.g Paull, R.G. Baker, R.H.g Spano, F.B., Armenia, Q.B.y Yoshida, L.H. iw, A ' il '1-- aw- L' 1 Bolding, C., Telles, LG., Gallo, L.T.g Slandley, L.E.. Backfield: 214' ' BQ LQ QS' We 2591! 'f yi Team Members, Row 1: Griffin, Boalman, Reilly, Pelersen, Paull, Slandley, Blakeley, Baker, Yoshida, ExHenry, Spano, Doolillle, Morris, Ashley, Mgr. Row 2: Anderson, Brumbaugh, Northern, Barton, Akers, McAnully, Clark, Gaffo, Telles, Balding, Armenfa, Wangberg, Eller, Shamp, Wasson, Robinson, Davis, Row 3: Shohara, Dawson, Chavez, Gonzalez, Hughey, O'Farrell, Coales, Slrid, Taylor, Mack, Wages, Gould, Brelz, Mesple, Farris, Leonard, Winlers. 195 VARSITY BASKETBALL Row 1: Dennis Houx, Melvin Heckman, Pat Hogan, John Boxley, Bill Bristow, Lorry Little. Row 2: Corl Rosebrough, Mgr., John Krusic, Tom Krusic, Richord Bretz, Daryle Lomonicu, Mike Chris- topher, Don Boker, Word Hollesen, Mgr. Daddy Longlegsn Left top: John Buxley, forward, lower left: Richard Bratz, cen- ter, center: Dennis Houx, guard, upper right: Larry Little, for- ward, lower right: John Krusic, guard. VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH STARK DARYLE LAMONICA Sophomore Forward DAN BAKER TOM KRUZIC Senior Center Junior Forward PAT HOGAN MIKE CHRISTOPHER Senior Guard Senior Forward CAGE SUMMARY Beating Roosevelt and Hanford and winning five league games- llosing only to Reedley, the league championsi were some of the highlights of a season in which our Cougars captured second place in the Northern Sequoia League. Our star cager, big John Kruzic, led the Cougars to a very suc- cessful season, although a little hard luck prevented our team from taking the championship. Our cagers won their share of games and lost those remaining by fewer than four points each. Dennis Houx, playing exceptionally well throughout the season, established himself as the second highest scorer on the squad. Daryle Lamonica, only a sophomore, did outstanding rebounding and all- around playing during the season. Other outstanding players such as Tom Kruzic, Larry Little, and John Baxley, gave our Cougars fine support. The reserves, Mel Heckman, Bill Bristow, Dan Baker, Pat Hogan and Mike Christopher, made it possible for our powerful and hard fighting cagers to succeed. We would like to thank Coach Stark and Coach Arambel for time nnri nf-Fnrt avr-nnrlnf-I in v..-1-UJAZ.-sf. A... .-.-L.-.AI ...ZLL .. ---J L-..... COACH ARAM BEL MEL HECKMAN Junior Guard BllL BRISTOW Senior Guard VARSITY SCHEDULE AND SCORES 50 Fresno 31 Alumni ..... 32 Parlier ..... .... 33 Hanford ...... ..... 51 Dinuba ..... .,... 42 Reedley ...... .... 41 Sanger ..... ..... 50 Reedley 45 Roosevelt 49 Selma 59 Roosevelt 37 Selma ...... .... 51 Dinuba ..... ...,. 70 Reedley ...... .... 60 Sanger .... .... Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis Clovis B BASKETBALL C HAMPIONS MANUEL ARMENTA DOYLE BRISTOW LUPE GONZALES Forward Center Guard COACH BILL KRING ORVILLE REID KENNY BRUMBAUGH Guard Guard These are the boys who brought the championship of the Northern Sequoia League home to Clovis Hi for the third consecutive year. Row lr Orville Reid, Joe Spano, Emilio Vargas, Bill Higgins, Larry Grossi, David Mack. Row 2: Jesse Hernandez, Lupe Gonzales David Simpson, Doyle Bristow, Manuel Armenta, Kenny Brumbaugh. Steve Simmons and Bill Turner not pictured. C CLASS CHAMPIONS Row l: Albert Schorling, Morris Reid, Carl Rosebrough, Jerry Bridges, Ronnie Brumley. Row 2: Bill Turner, Mgr.: Leon Thacker, Bruce Benzler, Ray Burton, Danny Sharum, Richard Higgins, Orville Reid, Mgr. D BASKETBALL COACH JONES Row l: Larry Abe, Nolan Tinkler, Don Downs, Don Linlon, Sieve Wood. Row 2: Doyle Brislow, Mgr. Andrew Scriven, Russell O'C-een, Manuel Coronado, Burnam Schac, Richard Giguiere, Robert Johnson Charles Schroeder, Richard Gallup. VARSITY TRACK Track Coaches: Coach Arambel, Head Coach Gross, Coach Peters. After losing l4 of last year's lettermen via graduation, our 57 squad wasn't as strong as Coaches Bob Gross, Fred Peters, and Dale Arambel would have liked it to be, but they succeed- ed in developing a fine group of boys through hard work and training. Varsity standouts were Mike Christopher, Dick Rogers, and Ron Tinkler in the sprints, Mac Mechem and Frank Armenta in the weights, and .loe Horton in the pole vault. Varsity Track Team-Row I: Art Verret, Jan Faris, Mac Mecham, Frank Armenta, Jesse Ringer, Ron Tinkler. Row 2: Jerry Ken- nedy, Tom Thomas, Pete Turner, Bob McCall, Dick Rogers, Mike Christopher, Tom Richard Sassano, Anthony Argentina. Bill Leal, Jim Glassel, Larry Jockers, an--4V9 w ,+V E Kruzic. Row 3: Denzil Cochrum, Fred Damsen, CLASS TRACK L. KRUZIC AND TURNER JAN FARIS Top Hurdlers High Jump A3156 . Q ,V ..f,, Tr TOM THOMAS 880-Yard Run FRANK ARMENTA MAC MECHEM Discus Sho!-pu! ll- CHRISTOPHER, TINKLER, ROGERS JOE HORTON Top Sprinters Pole Vault Il CLASS TRACK -Vhkk . V EE L . 'ar I Row 'l: Dale McAnully, Carl Baker, Ted Meiggs, Joe Thurman, Don Blakely, Manuel Armenia, Henry Verrel. Row 2: Roberl John- son, David Mack, Jerry Lurlano, Brad Peterson, Gary Hughy, Ray Paull, Mike Slrieley, Norman Rosebrough, Hugh Ashley. Row 3: Slacy Navarro, Morris Carslen, Mike Reilly, Don Boatman, Kenny Lung, Bill Boalman, Bill Nelson, Doug O'Farrell, Bob ExHenry. CLASS TRACK ,, 14 L qV,,af ,? '-5 Row 1: Gary Ormand, Bruce Benzler, Bill Clark, Carl Rosebrough, Oscar Uribe. Row 2: Charles Edwards, Jerry McKinney, Chuck Gilslrap, Gary Landrelh, Richard Balbar, Bill Guinn. Row 3: Chuck Rodell, Bill Ehal, Clarence Dunlap, Jim Perry, Kenny Williams. B 81 C TRACK THURMAN AND BLAKELEY Top B Hurdlers YOSHIDA B Pole Vault THURMAN, BAKER, BLAKELEY B Sprinters Cf rj: MANUEL ARMENTA Top B 880 Runner s -nr 'l Q 2 9 TEDHMEBIGGS CLARK AND Rosesnoucn B D'5CU5 C Hurdles VARSITY BASEBALL J LARRY 9RO55' ELMER NICHOLS Junior Junior 2nd Bowman COACH HANRETTY Catch r C I VARSITY BASEBALL SUMMARY Headed by returning lettermen Kent Bishop, Dennis Houx, Daryle Lamonica, Joe Spano and Lyle Wallace, our Cougars appeared strong in practice sessions, but, although team spirit was high, a tough ' schedule and tight games gave our Var- . sity more than its share of losses. O Xx s Q nTake Me Out to the Ball Gamen KENT BISHOP, Captain Senior Center Fielder Team Members-Row I: Joe Spano, Rae Burton, Ken Brumbaugh, Larry Grossi, Floyd Doolittle. Row 2: Randy Watson, Mgr. Joe Hedgpeth, Lyle Wallace, Bob McLaren, Kent Bishop, Elmer Nichols, Bill Brawley, Mgr. Row 3: Darrel Telles, Mgr., Pat Hogan Richard Bretz, Daryle Lumonica, Dennis Houx, Marvin Stone. VARSITY BASEBALL X 'x DENNIS HOUX RICHARD BRETZ Left Field First Base Senior Senior KENNY BRUMBAUGH JOE SPANO Third Base Pitcher Sophomore Junior I I IT, BOB McLAREN Catcher Senior PAT HOGAN Right Field Senior DON NELSON DARYLE LAMONICA LYLE WALLACE Pitcher Shortstop Pitcher Senior Sophomore Senior .W J. V. BASEBALL R Eff I ,,,. .Y y 1 l 1 I JV v ' COACH JONES BRANT BURKE RAUL CHAVEZ BOB RANDOLPH LUPE GONZALES DARREL DE GRAW Row I: Gary Cox, Ronnie Compolongo, Chuck Bolding, Lupe Gonzales, Ken Thompson, Willis Denl, Joe Holland. Row 2: Raul Cha- vez, Allen McCulchin, Ronnie King, J. D. Schaa, Richard Vizzolini, Brnnl Burke, Bob Randolph, Daryl De Grow. Row 3: Manager Ronnie Virden, David Tiboni, David Simpson, Ollo long, Bob Chavez, Ronnie Brumley, John Lyles, Howard Harbick, .lesse Hernan- dez, Manager Jim Riley. TENNIS Row I: Sue Sanders, Judy Dawson, Bev Hunter, Jan Moseley, Pat Shirley' Donna Strickler, Sharon Wilkinson, Judy Brand, louise Arnoff, Janice Davenport. Row 2: Richard Gallup, Larry Patterson, Tom Roberts, Pat Hilton, Jerry Prine, Bob Dowell, Mel Heckman, Richard Deming, Ronnie Davis, Larry Bolli, Jeanie Johnson, Becky Charlesworth, linda Story, lou Ann Ward. R 91, U V129 40,6 1 Wi COACHES: JIM WAGNER, PETE BELDEN Girls' Singles BEV HUNTER Girls' Dnuhlnc ww Mixed Doubles JANET MOSELEY JERRY PRINE R-I ' va 1 Boys Singles PAT HILTON '--5. I ' 2 We wr: Boys' Doubles BOB DOWELI., LARRY PATTERSON SWIMMING of On diving board: Dan Baker, Blaine Rogers, Joe Billalba, Bob Cook, Eddie Fitzgerald, Charles Goodrich, Chester Reilly, Bill Bretz, Dennis Hammerstrom. Row I: lewis McQuone, Larry Shamp, Edward Kelley, Manuel Coronado, Bob Curran, Lauren LeBlanc, Joey Jensen, Gary Polser. Row 2: James Nelson, Herman Klomp, Allen Breckenridge, Russel Wright, Wayne Burton, Gordon Pyle. Row -3: Charles Schroeder, John Lose, Jon Sturgill, Ray Kidder, Ralph Schroeder, Gary Jorgenson, Darryl Grewell, Tom Redding, Charles Bonner, Larry Smith, Mgr., Bob Simpson, Mgr. Coaches Esther Leach, Don Utter. --' ' J r s 2. , es f, M QL, V I . A V5 ,,,, . , rrlk A I .. ax ,JH '.,,,,,, ,. i l On diving board: Jeannie Fitzgerald, Yvonne Doolittle, Alice Glim, Emile McQuone, Hilde Sumpf. Vickie Scott, Pat Cahill, Sue Peckinpah, Beth Peckinpah, Barbara Wright. Row I: Mary Scott, Alice Johnson, Sonia Dye, Wiletta Wasser, Kay Ann Eliason, Jean Ridgeway, Kaye Bonner, Linda Jackson. Row 2: Sue Sullivan, Pauline Stierle, Mgr., Ellen Hopkins, Gayle Edmonson, JoAnn Coo1 Water ' V' ,QW-Q IV, A V ' H ' L rr ii 1-,-. ..., 2 fi ,,,, 1.,- - ray, . Back-stroke style Go, cats, go! Up and around Racing dive ,pm-if Swimmers to your marks . . . sef . . . go! Championship form Q-ff! 1-S is iw CAD ETS I Just Want to be Elvis Presleyts Sergeant Cadet Officers: lst Sergeant Danny Maiufa, Captain Ralph James, Corporal David Wilcox, Sergeant Leon Bailey. i I I A I I l 1 Y x. L.. - A I Row I: Alex Garcia, Roger Bailey, Ronald Adams, Randy Garcia, Orley Barton, Richard Flick, Jim Barrett, Roy lmai. Row 2: Mar tin Coats, Jim Sittner, Albert Troglin, Darrel Hatfield, Al leslie, Mike Strid, Perry Whitledge, Corporal Robert Smith. 1' I il I 1 I a If I lrl .lc A- A l 4 l Row lr Bert Andrews, David Hudson, Mike Atkin, Delbert Billings, Chuck Mattlin, Jimmy Looper, Henry Sandoval. Row 2: Robert Ward, James Gardner, Richard Crumb, Bill Klomp, Don Boone, Jim Riley, Clarence Dunlap, Tom Pettice. S Qs ax x U 'gxssb-1-f--' 423:- ..... S 14 W! 4 lady?-Lfffr B l I 4 QL6 Lwfl DXU 'JUL , ,W f -' U 2,5 ME www, Q QVJN ,gf V 'lj A E J. Mull! ,V VOX I ,yfwy JQZJT VV ' Q. I 1 fi 1,1 fyryfyvjrl ff P5241 Uvj 0 jLiw wwf ,L Nw Y' if 'f QjfjZf5fiifi,iiz2f J wwf Sy W ffzfiihfye 5-da , , Q if 6 ,,,. 1 '17 44,52 Z fi' ' -S7 NW YQ Q 5-Q5 , -, DANCES Dreamland On Cloud No. 9 M. Go, Man, Go! Hep Cat T Could Have Damned A11 Night ????? ROYALTY mlwAmimHW,gMMw1 QM? gl 1 yn Y p - ng, ' 'H' :--: .1 Q, , sm . 'IJ 1.1 , L - . 'Y Q l N5 '-lk ,TQ L55-Ali.. - ' A 4 'fl A 5 Q 1?ff 7fF,.,2fgl.gj2, . ' al l .4QT 'Y..f . l z 5 if 2. 31 V' ,, ,i Q A ie5f53?,- '.fQ?fTsLxrQsWwdiw?4vffe 1 flisi '. ..?uz . ' - M f A rl 1 , , .gvfgh rewfi 'Hi2gQ' :wily ,,: qxss Nga ', lif lfili 51- Y i M 5 1 ' ' 1 1 Q N 1 r al . - ' ' zf, i QA, in X ' 'f .ffl ' 1 ,fbi ,. fi .. ' . ? H 5 , . N y , ,VV. s, W y . 43 yi, ' LLl L2 fr L rl 1 , 1 , H --mei y - ' -1 . ,' 'fs ,. lfw:s43IZ.F'5'. f ,P 1-Z.32'f???3 ' 3:2 .,,, 1-.1 Blossom Day, March 15, 1957. Cenler: Queen, Kathy Van Wyhe, Aliendanlsz Jessie Shohara, Judy Landrelh, Judy Geltrnan, Bevelte English. W' 'Q 9 ' m iw 5 Blue and Gold Ball, January 26, 1957. Queen, 5 J ' NanCY Daniels. We-M xx r! ? V ku , x ,lg 1, . XX.,7,N..XX 'ey' ' Q Y......, , Girls' league Christmas Formal, December 8, 1956. Bob McLaren and Sharon Law, King and Queen, were crowned by Cecile Lucich, Girls' League President. Lovely One , 0 X o f A A 0 U f.. K ' U WI Queen Nancy and Lyle Wallace, her escort io the ball. rx -ii BANDS --q.l, x b SH . Hi, Ho! Merce Hey, Kats! IT's Jam Session Ain'13 We Got Fun Sleepy-Time Gal The Grin of the Midnight Opossum In the Mood And Home We Go CLASS ASQSEMBLIES Q. k,fi?A,Lt . X v K 5111 KTYLL af,-kg QC fl0'bL.a,Llf1-1 ,4 Q7 g,,,. ,UW ' 1.14, , v ff ,, , , U C2,KJVufx,QAQ' .J ,mf .ft ,U fl, p Red Mercer and Honorable Property li C Buddha Joy and Honorable Hatchet Men Facio and Appleton. Man Janetta. orothy and Billy serenading lSilviel 'tB00tIeggerg NW Monte at the piano. wtf G if N- Madrigal singers. Junior Girls' Trio. 1 xl-X K X X Be with you in a second. Good pie, Mr. Sparrow. Y - November 30, l956 YEARS AGO by Ruth Gordon THE CAST Ruth Gordon .V,7............,,,..,.. Judy Monera Annie Jones ,,7.,,.. 7,,,.,., L a Rue King Clinton Jones ......., ,...... J im Coviello Katherine Follett ......, .,.... S andra Lawson Anna Witham ,,74.... ..7...,. C arol Stewart Fred Whitmarsh ..... ,.......... D oug Clapp Mr. Bagley ....,..... ..,,,........ J ohn Baxley Miss Glavin .,.... ...... D eneen Peckinpah Mr. Sparrow .........,...... Wehman Caldwell Well, of course I go to Harvard. lt's iust that . . . SENIOR CLASS PLAY By the sea, by the sea. She can wear a pair of my bloomers. Oh, Papa! SENIOR BABY PICTURES .Q Ka is Keagle Davis Sally Tarln Reta Fry l B lv - -v V. r , 4 , 4 1 3, J! ,. l Deneen Peckinpah x 'X Phyllis Boker Sonetle Jadolf Wanda Holland is-af Judy Schlelewllz Anita Andrews Kathy Sharum Phyllis Williamson Norma Brockell Mike MCClY f10nl Shirley Ashmore IAQ f 'Hin SENIOR BABY PICTURES Carolee Blizzard Kenny Gilmore lil! Virginia Mode Revo Mallock 'shillaly ffl' l l- H X Q Linda Mercer all li I Sharon law Sally Mullerleile Anna Jo Winlers Karen Schoolcrafl Bob McLaren Sandra Lawson Af J u d y J o h n s o n fifif , i. ,. F ' I aa gag ' 2 ' ' n QW' Carla Pelerson , of lx , F J i Phyllis Kern Lyle Wallace Sharon Smilh 'mL, 'V' f , J . 4 K '. if i' l og: 1 552 Judy Landrelh John Kruzic .,-1 Barbara Keller Helene Leiblein SENIOR BABY PICT ,, . -5. f i i '33 4 -if .Q , r l K - fm. , x i 5 f' gig, rf, 1 , . A.. . Marianne Niere Virginia Johnston Dale Sanders , W N -. M-f-3 A., gym ., psf, Q nc 1 'J fi' 4 . fi B , at fa 0' V K , Q 9 - M-1,3 W . 'H ..., :.. sl' A ,- Iii' ! ff' sxu. an rg' 21: B ' 'ff' i fniri fi X 7 N V, ..,. f M - N X 1 fly.. K '1,i ii Pug Andreis Lola showy Sandra Burlon , I -L ,. l . W wi Joan Eller Rf B Barbara Thompson K , Jack Rose I ' A ,,f i. - 'lk-l 7, Lfflfi Q ' , B llia r.,W is V g- f ii. V g Kenl Bishop Audria Matheson F2 ii SENIOR BABY PICTURES xl! Peggy Lockwood Jackie Lockwood Richard Bretz Roxie f ff? I l-i- --- in I kkkkc ,, I cocc' c'k it . , is-. 1' f 3 - , ,, if, My 11, if f fwb Qil Q ,,,- I Irene Turner Ester Vega Frances Hurt Jan Ganshorn Sandy Fine Speaks N fy, 'L tk K ' 5 el in 'le fqf I 3 1 r eerr fx , i, Frances Hobson Bill Paul Bailey Marilyn England James Nelson '33 1 f 'W 1 1 Y I Nancy Haydon Karen Cook F ' ,V 2 Q , f 'f,. ., i - ,hs lg-Q is . k C I 7, ' , f i-lwf ,G , 'ig lf' N Roberta Woods larry Little Carol Stewart Marian Sanders W ss, , ,ci 5,1 Margie Atkinson qv. IF' H , V I -2- 7 .sf ' i t I ff ' I fly ., W I ' I 111 ,t, . L my yvy gzvv zv i,,,, . .. ,fc ,. f e - tr.. Wehman Caldwell Gwen Price SENIOR BABY PICTURES J Q -15 . fri? 'T' M? ii? 4 X K , if 4 X r' ff- Pal Elrod Jan Moseley Judy MCGqrvin Cecilia Wimer J 4 . rcy 2341? -, A ' H , f 4. he if J is J '-T 4- ': fsf f . .f .,,' ' ' iwffmif ' wg? A H .' ' I 'las 5 J .if t, r 5 ' . bil ' i , J my F N I 'F ii' 4? 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