Corcoran High School - Harvester Yearbook (Corcoran, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

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Accuralre measuremenis may be made and recorded of successive heighls and weighls, and by reference +0 Jrhem, physical growrh over a period of lime becomes Tangible and evident So wiih educalion or menral growfhy il cannol be fell' as il occurs, and many are led 'lo believe no progress is faking place. Even rhough accurare inlellec- 'rual measuremenrs are nel so easily made, each individual can deierrnine wheiher over a period of lime he has increased his undersianding of himself, his environmeni, and The relalion and responsibiliry of one 'lo 'lhe oiher. Such an increase is langible evidence of his becoming educaied. -si X EANS Probably no one worked harder ai Corcoran Union high school l'his pasl' year lhan Lowell Yeager, dean of boys, and Mrs. Lillian Adney, dean of girls. Their lasks and problems seemed endless, and lo+s of fimes assumed proporiions of big and liirle head- aches-ihanks 'ro 'rhoughlless sludenls who violaled school rules, goi ro classes iaie, skipped, or iusr didn'+ behave Jrhemselves. The Two deans, always sympaiheiic and palienf, consianrly were ready +0 help deserving pupils wi'rh l'heir regisiraiion, grades, sludy problems, personal difiiculfies, and fuiure plans. And lheir kind efforrs were apprecialed, +oo! LILLIAN ADNEY Dun of Girls A 'Wf .yi yr , .. ,pg ygvff W dl7lgdf0 if Ml? E They did an excelleni iob oi navigaiin in The deep seas and ihrough 'fhe ihreaiening shoals of adolesceni educalion -noi always an easy iaslc, eiiher, when you consider ihai They were working wilh as bloody and desperale a bunch of landlulobers ihai ever scullled a classroom. Bui, Tried and irue, 'rhese maslers of educalional seamanship sluclc il' oul 'rhrough a whole year of lempesis and hurri- canes. A hearly bunch, and always willing 'ro lend a helping hand. The sludenis were proud oi iheir well-irained and hard-ioiling iaculiy. TOP ROW, lefl fo righl: Ruben Amerkhanian: Science, social science, assislanf varsily foolball coach, C baskel- ball coach, assislanf frack coach, Hi-Y adviser. Euqene Barney: Malhemalics, iunior class adviser. Irving Bobb: Social sfudies deparlmenl head, senior class adviser. SECOND ROW: John Bodqer: Hislory, senior class adviser. Phyllis Briggs: Home economics, Home Economics Club adviser, senior class adviser. John Brimhallz Vocal music deparfmenl head, English, boys cooking, sophomore class a'dviser, co-chairman assembly commilfee. THIRD ROW: Nellie Lu Eafon: Commercial deparlmenf head, sophomore class adviser. Phil K. Erickson: Journal- ism, Enqlish, Panlher Tales adviser, Harvesler adviser, Quill an'd Scroll adviser, iunior class adviser. William Gearharl: Induslrial arfs, freshman class adviser. FOURTH ROW: Roberl Hines: English, varsily baskelball coach, fennis coach. Pauline Jackson: School nurse. Bunny Marsee: Serqeanelles. BOTTOM ROW: A. James Marsee: Music deparlmenf head, inslrumenfal music, hand direclor, junior class adviser. Paul Plalz: Geography, driver frainlng, varsify foolball coach, varsiiy baseball coach. Charles Reneau: Science deparlmenf head, CSF adviser, freshman class adviser. ,r is if if MEI? N r if a-.W .f , '7 .B 4 - f. f ,ze N- is V 5, A was TOP ROW, left to right: Clarence Robinson: English, physical education, track coach, B basketball coach. Edith Robinson: Librarian, English, mathematics, senior class adviser. William Rowe: Social science, general science, B football coach. Sal Sanfilippo: Language department head, Spanish, typing, rally committee adviser, senior class adviser. Arch Steel: Physical education department head. BOTTOM ROW: Stanley Stivers: General science, mathematics, freshman class adviser. Kay Sullivan: Physical educa- tion, GAA adviser, iunior class adviser. Al Walker: English department head, play director, co-chairman assembly committee. Charles Williamson: Art department head, iunior class adviser. Billy Woodward: Agriculture, FFA adviser, sophomore class adviser. ABOVE: Beverly Oakley ltop leftl, high school secretary, Ronnie Payne, front office secretary, first semester, Adele Garcia flower lettl, trout office secretary, second semester, John Tiflin, maintenance director. LEFT: Shots ot faculty. TOP LEFT, Supt. Claypool and secretary, Miss Garcia, check recorids. TOP RIGHT, Fred Gresham, co-captain, hands present from foot- ball team to Coaches Platz and Mendiola, with Mr. Meeks, Lions club president, lower right. MIDDLE LEFT, Ray Austin, Jose Cortel, Charles Wright, Dick Short check grades with Mr. Amerlrhanian. MIDDLE RIGHT, The faculty have coffee, BOTTOM LEFT, Lance Weber, Perry Warner, Lucia Gonzales discuss muscle! with Mr. Rowe, BOTTOM RIGHT, Mrs. Arch Steel, daughter Jan, Mr. Steel, and Charles Chambers say goodbye at faculty party. nmraamr .s . vu as l Q., Lf lui l ,X y ff 1 t Classroom scenes shown above were lypical of aclivilies fhroughoul The school year. TOP LEFT: The sigh? of lhe male hearfies faking selling-up exercises alongside fhe gym was a familiar one. No chance for bay windows lo develop. TOP RIGHT: Those doggoned old geomelry problems again! Mr. Barney kept his kids busy-rewarded good cifizenship. MIDDLE LEFT: Ou? in fhe shop lhe mechanically incIine'd boys look old cars aparl lo see whal made Them lick-and pul fhem logelher again. MIDDLE RIGHT: Sculpluring, in fhe ar? room, was a lol of fun, and il seems Mr, Williamson, the arl feacher, gof some pleasanl surprises when fhe young sculplors wenl lo work, They did all righll LOWER LEFT: Selling I0 fingers lo dance around sysfemalically on 42 keys wasn'l easy af firsl, buf, wifh conslanl plugging under lhe fulelage of Miss Ealon, lypisls were born. LOWER RIGHT: Looks I ke pieces from a museum, and lhaf's iusl aboul righl, for up in lhe biology classes of Mr. Reneau you could find lust abou? any kind of relic you could name. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Maroof, presidenfg Dale Flaherry, vice-presidenlg Diane Rumbold, secrefary, and' Tony Zuniga, business manager. ?ir t mate TUDENT GOVERNMENT: Commanding groups of Corcoran high school again were headed by lhe sludenl body officers and lhe sludenl council, which included homeroom represenlalives and class presidenls. These groups eslablished a new high in sludeni governmenl, selling up new policies. Presiding over The sludenl council was ASB presidenl Kay lvlarool. Olher olrlicers were Dale Flaherly, vice-president Diane Rumbold, secrelary, and Tony Zuniga, business manager. Their main chore was Io sei up various slanding commillees and lo wrile a new conslilulion. The conslilulion was io have been subrnilled lo sludenls in The spring. The commillee form of governmenl was eslab- lished for The firsl lime, and became popular. Two new comrnillees, assembly and alhlelic, along wilh lhe rally group. compleled lhe plan. For lhe lirsi lime in recenl years, The sfudenl council decided 'ro ioin 'rhe California Associaled Sludenl' Councils. Purpose of CASC is lo promoie beller relarionships belween sludeni body organizarions in 'rhe slale. STUDENT COUNCIL FRONT ROW, leff fo righr: Barbara Kyle, Barbara Silvera, Glenna Benneir, Helene Presfon, Marqare? Koepke. SECOND ROW: Kay Maroof, Pafsy Crisf, Diane Rumbold, Barbara Kanna. THIRD ROW: Mike Kennedy, Joaquin Ruiz, Jerry Hopkins, Bob Springer, Leonard Thigpin. FOURTH ROW: Wayne Crow, Isaias Araiza, Mike Campos, Marianno Silguero, Dale Flaherfy. BACK ROW: Charles Wrighf, Tony Zuniga, Leo Beck. T' guild galil OFFICE GIRLS, lop leil. They helped a lol. Fronl Row, leir lo righr: Olelia Ford, Diane Rumbold, Jewel Perry, Peggy Craven, Palsy Crisl, Shirley Brandes. Second Row: Pal Carler, l-lelen Bynum, Connie Sliger, June Bradslreel, Dorolhy LeMay. Baclc Row: Glenna Bennell, Barbara Karina, Verlee I-lammond, Billie Bynum. LIBRARY ASSISTANTS, lop righl, were oi greal service. Leil 'ro righl: Norma Branch, Jeanelle Simp- son, Shirley Gipson, Mary Alice Biggs, Romelia Ramirez, Palsy Crisl, Shirley Lawson. Missing: James Terry. PARENT-TEACI-IER ASSOCIATION. Officers are shown al righl. Lefl lo righl: A. L. Finney, audilor: Mrs. Jay Adney, secreiaryy Mrs. Gladys Weir, hislorianq Billy Woodward, parliamenlariang Mrs. George Guslavson, presidenl. Missing: Mrs. Marguerile Koeplce, lirsl vicespresidenlg Mrs. Oral Wilson, second vice-president Mrs. Rice Ober, lreasurer. The P-TA mel' monlhly, gave a big show, planned a grad dance for seniors, helped sludenls in many ways. CUSTODIANS and BUS DRIVERS, lower lell, lcepl school wheels lurning. Fronl Row, leil lo righl: John Bankhead, Polly Branum, Noah Branum, Radar Ends- ley. Second Row: Lena Cox, Charles Chambers, Nancy Brouse, John Endsley. Back Row: John Tiffin, mainlenance head, Edgar Srowe. I-IIGI-I SCI-IOOL OFFICE. Jewel Perry and Connie Sliger, sludenls, help Beverly Oalcley, secrelary. S3535 333352 MQ? af 'A X! 9 . QE!! r 6 jg! M E , S if M 6, If 23576 1 fkgwffp, iff ff fad Sw ffafwfff 'XV S V ,L Sf S' ,V MA f f59C5,7Jf5gJ LVL f 'x-ff bfi! MW 1 xo K U . W M ANN' UA M! P fl f I ,f , S 1 UJMM 4f WMM W ffjf fx nw ,, 5 W Sm M S ,W A if J V ff f , Q V , W, SS 5 '!KQWyff M S S S is Q W SE XX S5 W w SP2 Qi 56 M 'Wy R X W F Q -Lg XS? fi ix Crew Xi CLASSES R g EQ N 4 1-G N-was F O Ilia ter ' SENIOR OFFICERS - LEFT TO RIGHT: Leonard Thigpin, presidenfg Bill Squire, vice-presidenTg Gladys LeMay, secrefary-Treasurer, and Ken Hammond, sergeant-af-arms. ENIORS: Taking Their lasT voyage To ThaT paradise island, Grad u aTifo n, The senior class oT i954 will leave The resTloT Their hearTy shipmaTes To guide The ever-bearing ship To iTs goa These Tamous seamen, deparTing This June, wil be'well remembered among Triends Tor Their achieve'n'ienTs in The Tields OT sporTs, sTudenT governmenT,' drama, journalism and scholarship. When This group of sTurdy sea scullions TirsT ioined The crew here aT CUHS as Treshmen, They were a bunch oT bewildered seamen, buT They soon began learning The ropes and had many dances and acTiviTies. As oarsmen, in Their sophomore year, They sTaged a much Talked abouT ChrisTmas Ball. The dance was in The Thursday Club. The Theme: Jingle Bells. The gunners carried Their good repuTaTion fnTo an acTive iunior season. As Third-year apprenjricemen They Toiled loyally, wiTh con- cessions aT The TooTball and baskeTball games, and indicaTed a Tine group spiriT. OT course, The highlighT which climaxed The many hours oT work puT in by The iuniors was The TradiTional Junior-Senior Prom. The Theme was OrienTal Gardens, and everyone agreed iT was The mosT successTul prom in many a year. When They Tinally emerged as MasTers This year, They proved Their seaworThiness gained by Tour years on The open sea. Their Two big evenTs were The senior Trip and, of course, graduaTion. The annual Trip was an enioyable and proTiTable Tour, Thanks To a loT oT hard work in planning by Mrs. Edi+h Robinson, adviser. Seniors raised money Tor iT by having conces- sions aT all The home TooTball and baskeTbaII games and aT The Corcoran rodeo. AnoTher proiecT was The annual donkey baskeTball con- TesT. in which The TaculTy edged The seniors, I8 To I6. The class sponsored many aTTer-game hops and also special downTown sales. This is The lasT voyage oT The seniors. IT has been TeaTured by ordering oT announcemenTs, picTures, and senior sweaTers. The class was quided by CapTain Leonard Thiqpin, wiTh Bill Squire assisTing. Gladys Lelvlay kepT The log, wiTh Ken l-lammond, as sergeani'-aT-arms, keep- ing The noisy crew quieT. LEFT TO RIGHT Irving Bobb John Bodger Phyllis Briggs Edith Robinson, and Sal Sanfilippo. SENIOR CLASS ADVISERS O KENNETH ADAMS: Quill and Scroll 4: Panlher Tales 4: I-larvesler 3, 4: Fool- ball I, Ieller 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2: Tennis 3: Band I, 2, 3, 4: PTA play 3, 4: Variely show 4. I PATSIE ADAMS! Prom commillee 3: GAA I: Mixed Chorus 2. T C RALPH AMADO: Baslxellnall Ielfer 2: Foolball leller 3: FFA I. G DIANNE APFERSON: Tri-I-li-Y I, 3, 4: I-Iomemalcinq club I, dance commillee 3, 4, corre- sponding secrelary 3, vice-presidenl 4: Chorus 2: Sexlel 2: Girls Glee 3: Senior frip commilfee 4: Spanish club secrelary 3: Chrisfrnas Ball 2: Girls League secre- iary 3: Prom commillee 3: PTA play I, 2, 4: CSF 3, 4: Sergeanelfes dance com- miflee 2, colonel 3, courl' of honor 3, 4: Maiorelle I, 2, 4, Irophy award 3: Play casl I, 26 3: Tennis 2, 3: Pep club 3. I ANNA ARCHIBALD: Homemalcing club 3, 4: Panfher Tales 3: Pep club 3: 3.4. O ESTHER AVITIA: Spanish club 3: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: GAA I, 2, 3, manager 4: Chrisfmas Ball 2: Prom commillee 3. I LEO BECK: Harvesler 3, school life edilor 4: Foolball 3, leffer 4: Pep club 3: Panfher Tales 3: I-'Iomeroorn represenlalive 4. O NADENE BENTON: Panlher Tales 3, 4: Spanish club 2, 3: Quill and Scroll 3, Treasurer 4: Prom commilfee 3. Q MARY ALICE BIGGS: Girls Glee I: Panlher Tales 3: Spanish club 2: Play casl Ig Prom cornmiffee 3. O JOYCE BREWER: Prom comrniflee 3. O BILLIE BYNUM: Girls Glee I: Spanish club 2: Prom cornmillee 3. O HELEN BYNUM: Girls Glee I: Panlher Tales 3: Prom commillee 3. O CRUZ CHAVEZ: CSF 2, vice-presiclenf 3, life member 4, sergeanl-al-arms 4: Spanish club I: FFA 2, secrelary 3, presidenf 4. 0 LYLE CLARK: Foolball leller I, 2, 3, 4: Baslrelball 3, leller 2: Traclc 2, leller I, 4: Spanish club 3: I-Ii-Y 2: Band I, 2, 3, manager 4: Panlher Tales 4: Pep club 3: Christmas Ball 2: Prom com- 'Hee 3: PTA show 3, 4: Variely show 4: Alhlelic commission 4. I PATSY CRIST: Sludenf council 4: I-Iomeroom represen+a+ive 4: Sergeanelles 2, 3: Girls Glee 3: Panlher Tales I, 2, 3: Harves+er 2: Rally commillee 3, 4: Tri- Hi-Y I, 3, 4: GAA I, 2, 3, 4: I-lomemalcing club I, 4. C BETTY CROOKSHANKS: I-lomemaking club I, 2, 3, 4: Sergeanelles I, 2: GAA 3: Panfher Tales 3.4: Quill and Scroll 4: Tri-I-li-Y I, 2. O VIRGINIA DAVIS: CSF 4: Play casf 3: Panlher Tales 4: I-larvesler 4: Mixecl Chorus 3. I FELIX DELGADILLO: Quill and Scroll 4: Panlher Tales 3, sporfs edilor 4: Harvesler sporls edilor 4: Foolball leller 3, 4, caplain 4: Baslcelball leller 2, 3: Track lelfer 2, 3, 4, league champion 3: Boxing I: FFA l, 2. O BLASA DELGADO: Prom commillee 3. O BETTIE ELY: Prom commilfee 3. I LENORA EVANS: Prom commillee 3: Panlher Tales 4: Pep club 3: Homemalc- ing club 4. O JIMMIE FALLIN: Band I, 2, 3, Ireasurer 4: Mixed Chorus 2: Quarlel 4: Quinlel' 4: Rally commillee 4: I-Ii-Y 4: CSF 2: Tennis manager 2: Play casl 2: PTA shou,3: Vauriely Qbw 4. A W O DALE FLAHERTY: Foolball I, leller 2, 3, 4, oulslanding lineman 4: Baslcelball Ieller 2, 4: Tennis lefler I, 2, 3, 4: I-IIAY chaplain 2, secrelary 3, presiclenl 4: Pep club presidenl' 3: CSF 3, vice-presidenl 4: Rally commiflee 3, 4: Variely show 4: PTA show 3: Prom commillee 3: Chrislmas Ball 2: Mixed Chorus I, 2: Class vice- presiclenf 2: Homeroom represenlalive 3: Sluclenl' body vice-presiclenl 4: Sludenl council 3, 4. O RITA FORRESTER: GAA I: Sergeanelles I, dance commillee 2: Panlher Tales 3: Prom commillee 3. I JAMES FOWLER: Foolball 3, lelfer 4: Pep club 3: I-larvesler 3, 4: Play cas? 4. I CAROL FREEMAN: CSF 3, 4: Rally commiflee I, 2, 4, presidenl 3: Tri-I-li-Y I, 2, 4: Spanish club 3: Pep club 3: Tennis leller I, 2, 3, 4: Yell leader 2: Prom com- millee 3: Chrislmas Ball 3: Serqeanelles 2: Maiorelle 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, presidenl 4: Trio 3, 4: March of Dimes chairman 4: Play casl 2, 3: PTA show 2, 3, 4: Quinlel 4: I-Iomeroom represenlalive 2. fl C ARTIE GARDNER: Prom commillee 3. I DARRELL GARDNER: Baslcelballfilel- fer 4: Volleyball medal 4: Prom commiflee 3. 4 I O CAROLYN GILBERT: Sludenf council 3: Sergeanelles I, 2: ixvghorus , 2, 3, 4: Girls Glee 4: Sexlel 2: Panlher Tales 3: Rally mmill , 4 P clulo Head yell leader 3: I-Iomemalcing club 2: Senior lri o ee 4: Tri i- I: P cas? I: PTA show 2, 4. O DONNIE GOMEZ: Pro miflee 3. O JENI GUILLEN: Sergeanelles I, 2, 3, 4: Rally commillee 31: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Chorus 3: Girls Glee 3: GAA I: Spanish club'2:'PTA'pIaT4T Pgnfhei-Tale-sn 37 Pompon girl 3. I KENNETH HAMMOND: Traclr leller I, 2, 3, 4: Foolball I: I-Ii-Y 4: Rally commiilee 4: I-larvesler 4: Panfher Tales 3, adverlisinq and circulalion manager 4: PTA show 3: Senior Irip commillee 4: Alhlelic commission 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Class sergeanl-al-arms 4: I-lomeroom represenlalive 2: Prom commillee 3. O VERLEE HAMMOND: Tennis leller 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y I, 4: Quill and Scroll secre- Iary 4: Panlher Tales 3, 4: I-larvesler 3, 4: I-lomemalcing club 2, 3, 4: Rally com- miflee I, 2, 3, 4: Spanish club 3: Serqeanelles I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Variely show 4: Prom comrnilfee 3: Chrislmas Ball 2: PTA sl-W RB R I-larvesler 3: Prom commillee 3: Homeroom represenlaliv 4. I GEORGE KANNA: Prom commillee 3. I MARGARET KOEPKE: Girls slaie represenlafive 3: Alhlelic commission 4: Chrislmas Ball 2: Senior Irip commillee 4: Prom commillee 3: Tennis Ieller I, 2, division championship mixed doubles 3: Slu- denl council 4: band I, 2, 3: Rally commiflee 2, 3, 4: Pep club 3: Tri-Hi-Y I, chap- lain 3, 4: Spanish club 2, 3: GAA I, 2, 3, vice-presidenl' 4: CSP 4: I-lomemalcing club 4. 'V I RICHARD LE BLANC: Quill and Scroll 4: I-Iarvesier 4: I-Ii'Y 2, 3, 4: Paniher Tal 3, adveriising manager 4: Fooiball I, leiier 2, 3: Traclc manager I: Tennis 3. ROTHY LE MAY: Quill and Scroll 4: Paniher Tales 3, 4: Harvesier 2, 3, 4: wee r : I-Iomemalcing club I, 2: Prom commiilee 3: Pep club 3. GLADYS LE MAY: I-Iomemalcing club 3, 4: Sergeaneiles 2: PTA show 2: Prom commiliee 3: Class secreiary-Treasurer 4. O KAY PHILLIP MAROOT: Siudenl body presidenf 4: class presiclenl' 3: Siudeni council 3, 4: Hi-Y secretary-ireasurer 2, vice-presiclenf 3, 4: Spanish club 2, 3: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Pep club 3: Tennis leiier I, 2, 3, 4: Baslceiball leiier 4: Paniher Tales assisiani edifor 3, co-sporis edilor 4: Play casl 2: March of Dimes commiiiee 4: Chrislmas Ball com- millee 2: Prom commiilee chairman 3: Rally commission 4: Assembly commission 4: A+hleIic commission 4: Consliiulion commiiiee 3, 4: Concessions chairman 3. O DONALD PADILLA: FFA I, 2, 3, secrelary 4: Spanish club I: Pep club 3: Mixed Chorus 4: Foolball leifer 3, 4: Baslcelball Ieller I, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, leiier 4: Traclc Iefier I: Prom commiiiee. O BETTY PAREDES: GAA I, sporls manager 2, vice- presidenl' 3, presidenf 4: Girls Aihleiic commirlee 4: Spanish club 2: CSF 2, 3, 'Ireasurer 4: Tennis 4: I-'lomeroom represenfaiive I: Prom commilfee 3. O CARROLL PERKINS: I-Iarvesier edilor 4: Quill and Scroll 4: CSF sergeanl-at arms 4, presideni' 4: I-Ii-Y 3, secreiary 4: Rally commiliee 4: Foolball Ieiier 4: Play casl 3: Senior Irip commiilee 4: March of Dimes Variely show 4: Prom commiiiee 3. O WILLIAM PHILLIPS: Quill and Scroll 4: Harvesler 4: Class vice-presidenf 3: Fooiball Ielier 2, 3, 4: Baslceiball leiier I, 2, capiain 3, 4: Baseball leHer 2, 4: Pan- Iher Tales sporis ediior 3, 4: Prom commiiiee 3: FFA I, 2: I-Ii-Y Ireasurer 3: Rally commiilee 2, 3, 4: Pep club 3. O HELENE PRESTON: GAA 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y I, 3, 4: Spanish club 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: PTA show I, 2, 4: March of Dimes Varieiy show 4: Prom commiilee 3: Chrisimas Ball commillee 2: I-Iomeroom represeniaiive 4: Sludeni council 4: Rally commiiiee 4: Pep club 3. I GERALDINE PULS: Panfher Tales business manager 3: Quill and Scroll 4, Ireasurer 3: Tri-I-Ii-Y I, 2, 4: Homemalning club I, reporler 2, 3, 4: GAA sporis manager I, 2, 3, 4. I ROMELIA RAMIREZ: Mixed Chorus 4: Spanish club I, 2: GAA 2, sporis man- ager 4: I-Iomemalcing club 4. I MATIAS REYNA: Wresiling Iel rer, valley cham- pion 2. O GERALDINE ROSS: Panlher Tales 3, 4: GAA I, 2, 3, 4: Tri-I-Ii-Y I, 2, 4: Rally commillee 3, 4: Sergeanelles 4: Pompon girl 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls Glee 3: I-lomemalcing club I: Pep club 3. I DIANE RUMBOLD: Class secreiary-Treasurer 2, 3: Siudenf body secrelary 4: Sludenl council 4: Consiiiulion commiflee 4: Pan- Iher Tales 4: I-Iarvesler 4: GAA 2: Homemalcing club I, 2, secrelary 3, presidenl' 4: Sergeanelles 3, presidem' I, 2: CSF Treasurer 3, secrelary and vice-presidenj 4: Tri-Hi-Y I, 3, 4: Spanish club 3: Pep club 3: Rally commiffee I, 2, 3, 4: Chrisli s Ball commiflee 2: Prom commiflee 3: Mardi Gras commiflee 3, 4: PTA show March of Dimes Variely show 4: Senior 'rrip commillee 4: PTA srudenl panel 4. O SANDRA SAWTELLE: CSF I, 2, 3, 4: Maiorelfe I, 2, 3: Sergeanehles colonel 4: I-lomeroom represenlalive I: Spanish club 3: Tri-I'-Ii-Y I, presidenl 3, 4: PTA show I, 2, 3, 4: Variefy show 4: Homemalcing club I: Glee Club 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 4: Trio 3, 4: Quinlel 4: Rally commillee 2, 3, 4: Pep club 3: Tennis 2, 3: Prom invila- Iion chairman 3: Assembly commission 4: Prom commiflee 3: Chrisimas Ball com- millee 2. O JEAN SCARBOROUGH: Quill and Scroll secrelary 3, vice-presidenl 4: Panlher Tales 3, 4: Spanish club 2: GAA I, 2: Girls glee I, 2. O GLADYS SIRMAN: Panlher Tales 4: I-lomemalcing club 4: Pep club 3: Prom com- millee 3. I PAUL SMITH: Panlher Tales 37 Prom commillee 3. O WILLIAM SQUIRE: Class vice-presidenl 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, vice-presi- denI'4: Baslcelball I, Ieiier 2, 3, 4: Tennis Ieller I, 2, 3, 4: Rally commillee 4: Senior 'rrip commillee 4: Concessions commiflee 4: Foolball I, Ieller 2, 3, oulslanding baclrlield player 4. O LEONARD THIGPIN: Class presidenl 4: I-lomeroom repre- senlalive 4: Rally commiilee I, 2, vice-presidenl 3, presidenl 4: I-Ii-Y I, 2, 3, 4: CSF 4: Sludenr council 4: Baslcefball Ieller 4: Tennis IeH'er I, 2, Irophy and league and division championships mixed doubles 3, 4: Prom commillee chairman 3: Boys Slale represenlalive 3: Senior Irip commillee 4: PTA show 3: Concessions comrnillee chairman 4. O GLORIA VENEGAS: Panlher Tales 3: Tri-Hi-Y I, 2, 4: Rally commillee 3: Pom- pon girl 3: Sergeanelles I, 2, 3, vice-presidenf 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Choraliers 4: PTA show 2, 4: March of Dimes Varieiy show 4. O EDWARD VINCENT: I-Iarvesrer business manager 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Foolball IeH'er 3: Pep club 3. O JOHN WALLS: Class presidenl 2, vice-presidenl I: Play cas'I' I, 2, 3, 4: PTA show I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Prom commihlee 3: Chrislmas Ball commi+Iee 2: Foolball Ieller 3, 4: Wreslling 2: Boxing I: Rally commillee I, 2, 3, 4: Pep club 3: Journalism parfy masler of ceremonies 3. O CAROLE WEIR: CSF 2, secrelary 3, 4: I-larvesier co-edifor 3, arlisl' 3: Quill and Scroll 4, vice-presidenf 3: Armislice Day queen aflendanl' 4: Senior Trip commillee 4: I-lomemalcing club I, secrelary 4: Mardi Gras chairman 4: Sergeanefies secrelary I, finance chairman 2: Pep club 3: Tri-I-li'Y I, 3, 4: Spanish club 2, 3: Rally commilfee 3, board of direclors 4: Play casl I, 3: PTA show I, 2, 3: March of Dimes Variely show 4: Chrislmas Ball chair- man 2: Prom commillee chairman 3: Assembly commission 4: Consfilulion com- miffee 3: Afler-Game dance chairman 3: Class emblem designer 4. LL '1wT7,,jA-f 'WU . Glu :LQ ' ,Ly ' O FRED WHITE: Band I, 2, manager 3, 4: Play casl' 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Rally commillee 3.4: PTA show I, 3: Prom commiiiee 3: Chrislmas Ball commilfee 2: Spanish club 3: Pep club 3. O RUFUS WOOD: Band 2, secrelary 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Track I, 2, Ieller 3, 4: Pep club 3: Slage crew 4: Dance commilfee 3: Rally commillee 3, 4: Concessions commilfee 4. O ANTHONY ZUNIGA: Sludenl body business manager 4: Hi-Y 2, chaplain 3, 4: Spanish club 2, presidenl 3: Foolball leller I, 2, 3, 4: Track Ieller I, 2, 3, 4: Baskelball Ieifer 3: Band I, 2, 3, librarian 4: Pep club 3: Prom commillee 3: Chrislmas Ball commiflee 2: PTA show I, 3, 4: Consfilulion commiffee 4. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES O FRED GRESHAM: Foofball IeH'er 3, 4, mosl valuable player 4: Baskefball lerler I, 2, 3, 4: Base- ball leiler I, 2, 3, 4, capfain 2: Rally commillee 4: Hi-Y 4: Harvesler 3: Panlher Tales 4: Chrislmas Ball 2: Prom commillee 3: I-Iomeroom represenlalive 2: Sfudenr council 2. O WILLIAM HAMBY: Quill and Scroll 4: Rally commillee I, 2, 3: Band 2, 4: FFA I: Panther Tales 3, 4: Play cas? I: PTA show 2, 3, 4: Foolball 3, lelfer 4, game announcer I, 2. 0 FRED HARRIS: Quill and Scroll 3, pres- idenI4: Panfher Tales 3, assislanl ad manager 4: Harvesfer 3, ad manager: Foolball I, Ieifer 2, 3, 4: Baskefball 2, lefler 3, 4: Track 3: Tennis 4: FFA I, parliamenlary I'eam 2: Pep club 3. 0 JAMES HOPKINS: Prom commilfee 3. 0 JOELLEN LE MAY: Quill and Scroll 4: Paniher Tales 3, business manager 4. 0 THOMAS MUSGROVE: Sludenl' librarian 4: Prom commillee 3. O O v Senrvr Tn ENIQR TRIP: In previous years The senior Irip exlended over a period ol Iwo weeks, buf Ihis year's seniors were Io be away for only one week. Everyone was gralelul Io Mrs. Edi+I1 Robinson and Ihe olher class advisers-John Bodger, Sal San- filippo, Irving Bobb and Miss Phyllis Briggs- Ior 'rhe work Ihey did 'ro help plan rhe senior lour. More Ihan 60 seniors had signed up for 'rhe iourney and paid lheir S25 for expenses. Some ol Ihe places 'rhe seniors were lo have gone are: KnoH s Berry Farm, Pasa- dena Playhouse, China Town in Los Angeles, I-Iollywood, Caialina, San Diego Naval Base, and Ihe Sanla Barbara Mission. The Tour was planned as an educalional and rec- realional experience for Ihe sluclenls. The Iravelers were 'ro leave Corcoran May 8 and relurn May I5. 1 , ,.,m,2,,5.N SENIOR TRIP COMMITTEE FRONT ROW, Ieff fo right Dianne Apperson, Diane Rumbold, Margaref IQoepks,lCaroIyn Gilbert, Carole Weir. SECOND ROW: Kay Maroof, Leonard Tzhigpin, Bill Sguire, Kon Hammond, Dale Flahariy. BACK ROW: Carroll Perkins, and advisors Sal Sanfilippo, Mrs. Edith Robinson, Irving Bobb, John Bodgor. Qtfv fi ' , Q -1 y. ,,,q . r 5, 3-.1 A z K 7 . 5 . .v iii it 1 . ,Q I, J: J ' I 1' all viz., , Q., is 1 if 4 s..,' Q f.r i 5 . I . '- .. 11 . 1- fe' I -1 . . What would graduation be, if seniors didn't .fl if- 4 X ' ' , 1' ., make a will of some kind to be remembered ., .,55 fs C C A I ' - ' :X -. by after they are gone from their alma ,Q St, .. ' - n 6, U . - X- ,I 15 ., mater? True, these wills are not always very HQ ' ig ' ' +45 ,- flattering, but maybe that's why they're so N. 1 ' Q G much fun. What an odd assortment ot things , N h 9 -1 t' , . willed: Beautiful figures, big noses, lovely . -- 'L .lr ,V dispositions, high Ut grades, boy friends ,.v, .,,, --1 ,wi-'1f'SX '5 'es-Q f I., f' - and girl friends, favorite Ui teachers, old ,,,,, 'xx A , F , 1 1261. , E f A ialoplos, terrific personalities, and what .- ,,ff5511-11-.-,:--,fggigisfn ig' -,. 'K I '- .W have you! What wonderful blessings are be- 4--T -. I VA 1:1 ,IIA 4 I' A,i?.ylE' ,.,. , -fa. stowed on our fair school by these sadly f ri'i:: . P ,f. I, ..,l' ' I, . 3 :'.J::1??Jafj -ff' ,Q .5,,L-1,N',fMf departing seniors! I' - ' ,. itll , ' , gap: 11'- 4 ' ur ci ' - xi-:M -.-:Y-.fst I ff FN., . I .,. , su rg U3 Ae, . I, KEN ADAMS, will the mutiler on my car to Miclrey Robb. I, PATSIE ADAMS, will my typing ability to Darrell Crain. .. . I, RALPH AMADO, will my last paclc ot cigarettes to Milre Sanchez.. . I, DIANNE APPERSON, will my pictures ot Robert Wagner to Sue Ginsburg . . . I, ANNA ARCHIBALD, will my interest in a '52 Mercury to Betty Blankenship . . . I, JAN ATKINS, will my interest in a '49 Mercury to Betty Evans . . . I, ESTI-IER AVITIA, will my tumbling ability to Dolores Anaya. I, LEO BECK, will the road to Hantord to any boy smart enough to talce it . . . I, NADENE BENTON, will my place on The Panther Tales statt to Barbara Cropper . . . I, MARY ALICE BIGGS, will my ability to cut hair to Barbara Cropper . . . I, JOYCE BREWER, will my shyness to Opal Thomas . . . I, BILLIE BYNUM, will my ability to tumble to Dixie Harris . . . I, HELEN BYNUM, will my short hair to Gloria Campos. I, CRUZ CHAVEZ, will all my English boolts to Mr. WaIIier's senior class next year . . . I, LYLE CLARK, will the trumpet part in the iazz band to Miclrey Robb . . . I, PATSY CRIST, will my engagement ring to Miss Sullivan . . . I, BETTY CROOK- SHANKS, will my ability to swim to Clara Buttler. I, VIRGINIA DAVIS, will my shorthand grades and boolcs to Shirley Whiteside... I, FELIX DELGADILLO, will my running ability to the Wood brothers . . . I, BLASA DELGADO, will my ability to wall: tast to Annie Magallanes, who can never Iceep up with me. I, BETTY ELY, will all my school troubles to Rita Forrester. . . . I, LENORA EVANS, will my dimples and blaclc eye to Betty Jones. I, JIMMIE FALLIN, will my sousaphone to Bill Niell and my ability to play the piano to John Brimhall . . . I, DALE FLAHERTY, will my tootball Trshirt to anyone who can stand the smell . . . I, RITA FORRESTER, will my wall: and smile to Pat Carter . . . I, JIM FOWLER, will my build and my ability to lose women to Gerald Sparlcs . . . I, CAROL FREEMAN, will my passion tor iazz band players to Barbara Goodrich. I, ARTIE GARDNER, will my muscles to Mr. Wallrer, who really needs them . . . I, DARRELL GARDNER, will my hand- some Ioolrs to anyone who is handsome enough to talce them. . . . I, CAROLYN GILBERT, will my many good times at CUI-IS to the lowerclassmen . . . I, DON GOMEZ, will my coolcing ability to Nathanael lSmittyl Marshall . . . I, FRED GRESHAM, will all my wild nights to Milne Kennedy and hope he will carry them on . . . I. JENI GUILLEN, will the guy from Washington to Shirley Alexander, who will lilce that. I, KENNETH HAMMOND, will my ability to tlirt to Onnie Wright . . . I, VERLEE HAMMOND, will my vocal cords to Carol Litwiler. I, BARBARA KANNA, will my wedding band to June Brad- street . . . I, GEORGE KANNA, will my loving ability and long legs to Geraldine Ross . . . I, MARGARET KOEPKE, will my loud mouth to Shy. I, DICK LE BLANC, will my blue Plymouth to my brother Larry, who can't drive . . . I, DOROTHY LE MAY, will my ability to keep my man to Anna Archibald . . . I. GLADYS LE MAY, will my iunior class ring to James Phillips. I, KAY MAROOT, will my ability to get out ot classes to Jim Riley. I, DON PADILLA, will all my girl triends, except one, to Joe Plazola . . . I, BETTY PAREDES, will my charge account at Nason's to Gloria Campos . . . I, CARROLL PERKINS, will my crew cut, red hair, and treclcles to Mike Kennedy-he needs them . . . I, BILL PI-IILLIPS, will my blue Ford to the lousy guy that swiped my hub caps . . . I, HELENE PRESTON, will my dancing teet to Audrey White . . . I, JERRIE PULS, will my athletic ability to Mr. Wallter. I, ROMELIA RAMIREZ, will my ability to Iceep quiet in class to Rosie and Ramon, who need it... I, MATIAS REYNA, will all my pretty girls to Francisco Armiio . . . I, GERALDINE ROSS, will all my out-ot-town boy triends to Pat, Adell, and Connie . . , I, DIANE RUMBOLD, will my astounding athletic ability to Shirley Whiteside. I, SANDRA SAWTELLE, will my junior ring to Onnie Wright... I, JEAN SCARBOROUGH, will my ability to land a man to Pat Carter . . . I, GLADYS SIRMAN, will my giggle to Ellie Taub . . . I, PAUL SMITH, will my Icnowledqe ot history and my fine penmanship to Mr. Bodger . . . I, BILL SOUIRE, will all my good times with Jaclalyn to Jaclclyn, with more to come. I, LEONARD THIGPIN, will my height to Pinky Keyes. I, GLORIA VENEGAS, will J.B. to Merita, or whoever is Iuclcy enough to get him . . . I, EDWARD VINCENT, will my heart to any girl that can Iceep it. I, JOHN WALLS, will my extraordinary good grades to Nancy Folsom . . . I, CAROLE WEIR, will my waistline to Monte DeRosa and my love ot French poodles to Carolyn Ober . . . I, FRED WHITE, will my ability to cooperate with Mr. Marsee in band activities to Bob Staley . . . I, RUFUS WOOD, will my drumming to Charles Wright. i, TONY ZUNIGA, will my ability to malce a mess, and my library worlx in band, to Esther Sitton. .. e l ' ii if K W we EQ' PERIOD I, ENGLISH 3, ROOM 3 FRONT ROW, leff To riqhi: Norma Afkins, Shirley Gip- son, Glenna BenneTT, Carolyn Ober, Audrey WhiTe, MonTe DeRose, Nancy Folsom. SEC- OND ROW: Goldie Tiller, Jacklyn Slafes, Una Lyle Har- vey, BeTTy Jones, Rose Lee, Vanqie Gibson. THIRD ROW: Jim Hardcasfle, Bob WesT, Bill Allen, Keifh Sfephens, Sammy Barajas, Jimmy Ow, Fred Harris, J. D. Brown, BACK ROW: Ronald Wal- drum, Jim Fugale, Buford Jameson, Harold Long, Alvin Goafs, Don Savlor, Lynn Fin- ney, Elwood Robinson. Sfeering a True course for The iuniors were, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Kennedy, presidenfg Ksifh Perkins, vice-presidenlg Barbara Silvera, secreTary-Treasurer, and Fernando Armenia, sergeanf-aT-arms. Koaww inn UNIORS: These warranT oTTicers oT The Good Ship CUT-IS may have seemed a biT piraTical aT Times, sTealing The show from Their TirsT oTTicers, The seniors, buT you have To admiT ThaT These boaTswains liuniors To youl were an acTive bunch. Under The TaculTy advisership oT A. James Marsee, chairman: Phil K. Erickson, Charles Williamson, Eugene Barney, and Kay Sullivan, They perTormed nobly in The sTormy seas oT educaTion. The Third-year hearTies proved ouTsTanding in scholarship, school spiriT, and aThleTics. Keeping everyThing shipshape ThroughouT The year were Mike Kennedy, president KeiTh Perkins, vice-presidenT: Barbara Silvera, secreTary-Treasurer, and Fernando ArmenTa. sergeanT-aT-arms. The iunior class was well represenTed in The Junior-Senior play. Barbara Kyle and Mike Kennedy, Two popular juniors, had The leading r , s. OTher iuniors in The casT were Carolyn Ober, lvlonTe DeRosa, Elwood Robinson Audrey WhiTe. X The class selecTed one oT The ouTsTanding rings in many years aT CUT-IS, every- one was proud oT iT. AlThough The iuniors losT The iunior-senior TooT ll Y TesT on Thanksgiving day, 2l To I3, The players gave Their Tellow classmen som hi o rooT abouT. A highly successTul school year was climaxed wiTh The presenTaTion o e annual Junior-Senior Prom, which was held aT The EremonT caTeTorium. This.Tin da a TradiTional Tarewell parTy Tor The seniors, will long be remembered as Thel bi mom nT oT The class' long year oT social acTiviTieS. T PERIOD 2, ENGLISH 3, ROOM 3, 25 FRONT ROW, left to right: Connie Stiger, Bessie Covert, Frances Grooms, Shirley Bran- des, Barbara Kyle, Fay Hor- ner, Maxine Huckabay, Jean- ette Simpson. SECOND ROW: James Sellers, Raymond By- num, Dorothy Taylor, Fay Price, Delores Anaya, Lupe Gonzales, Gayle McDaniel, Rex Thomas. THIRD ROW: Jerry Hopkins, Jimmy Curtis, James Terry, Fred Kanna, Mike Sanchez, Tony Chavez, Ruben Gomez, BACK ROW: Ralph Squire, Warren Shack- elford, Bob Harrington, Car- los Ramirez, lsaias Araiza. PERIOD 3, ENGLISH 3, ROOM 3 FRONT ROW, left to right: Janelle White, Barbara Crop- per, Vivian Yount, Norma Branch, Pat Carter, Joyce Brewer, Pat Steward, Florence Rose, Barbara Silvera. SEC- OND ROW: Josephine Esca- lante, Henry LeMay, Charlie McFarland, Bob Keyes, John Andrade, Edward Coffman, Bud Edmonds, Mary Lou John. BACK ROW: Bill Crusha, Cecil Terronez, Fernando Ar- menia, Larry LeBlanc, Joe Plazola, Derssie Sumpter, Jimmy Coldren. -V PERIOD 6, ENGLISH 3, ROOM 3 FRONT ROW, left to right: Carolyn Hammond, Loyca Arnold, Juanita Rodriquez, Gloria Campos, Pat Wilson, Carol Litwiler, Betty Con- nally, Clara Buttler, SECOND ROW: Keith Perkins, Bobby Springer,June Bradstreet, Paula Morris, Dixie Harris, Rudolph Sanchez, Johnny Gomez. THIRD ROW:Charles Meistrell, Dennis Trammel, Bobby Sellers, Roy Nevarez, Buddy Tharp, Jim Riley, Johnny Ramirez, BACK ROW: Albert Balcazar, Charlie hail- ler, Mike Kennedy, Ava on Wright. rl XI gui ,aww .wa-M ,WM .AW ,..:..,.M::,W..Wb-.f----M-fem r llhhelid lldkduis SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Joaquin Ruiz, presidenl, Verdell Florence, vice-presidenlg Elvira Ramirez, secrelaryg Charlie Toledo, treasurer: Wayne Crow and Granl Marshall, sergeanfs-al-arms. SOPHOMORE CLASS ADVISERS LEFT TO RIGHT: John Brimhall, Nellie Lu Ealon, Billy Woodward. I . D.l,o - i OPI-IOMORES: They made prelly good gunners, lhese sophomores, because lhey were oul gun- ning all lhe lime lor all lhe honors lhey could cap- lure. They were one ol lhe really peppy oullils in school, and were oulslanding in school spiril, schol- arship, and alhlelics. Jusl ask lheir advisers-Miss Nellie Lu Ealon, John Brimhall, and Billy Woodward --and lhey will lell you how anxious lhese sophie boom-boom kids were lo gel inlo varied aclivilies. The annual Chrislmas Ball, which is always lhe sophomore class' big proiecl, was declared lhe besl ever by many sludenls who allended. ll was held in lhe clubroom on lhe Salurday belore Chrislmas, and was well palronized. Snowllake Fanlasy was lhe decoralion lheme. Music lrom lhe Hammond organ was provided by George Miner lrom Visalia. All lhe commillees worked hard. Belly Fuller and Verdell Florence represenled lhe sophomore class on lhe P-TA panel which discussed leen-age problems and views. During lhe year many sludenls were on lhe honor roll and olhers were admilled inlo CSF membership. Ollicers were Joaquin Ruiz, presidenl: Verdell Florence, vice-presi- denl: Elvira Ramirez, secrelaryt Charlie Toledo. lreasurer: Wayne Crow and Granl Marshall, ser- geanls-al-arms. PERIOD l. ENGLISH 2, ROOM 25 FRONT ROW, lefl Io righl: Palsy Rose, Peggy Craven, Ann Parraz, Carolyn Pierce, Doris Hiqgins, Emma Mar- finez, Mary Jo Johnson. SEC- OND ROW: Sarah Juarez, Shirley Henry, Glenda Chip- man, Barbara Milchell, Myri- am Lewis. THIRD ROW: Gay- lord Wesfbay, Verdell Flor- ence, Granl Marshall, Elberl Wood, Jerry Shirakawa, Jerry While. BACK ROW: Arnold Gray, Clemenl Monlano, Zane Newsom, Jesse Javaux, Bob Cunningham. PERIOD 2, ENGLISH 2, ROOMS 25, 27 FRONT ROW, lefl lo righlz Mary Ellen Dallas, Olelia Ford, Angie Jaquez, Shirley Johnson, Linda Baker, Bar- bara Fallin, Sue McDaniel, Reba Damron, Mary Ellen While. SECOND ROW: Glen- da Riley, Clara Jo Hargrove, Fonda Beshears, Belly Archi- bald, Belly Fuller, Virginia Martinez, Barbara Hagler, Beverly Slevens, Pally Shep- herd, Elvira Ramirez. THIRD ROW: Charles Israel, Rufus Orlega, Eugene Wilson, Bob Mellon, Jerry Loll, Charles Toledo, Marion Brazell, Rex Morris, Pal Meislrell. BACK ROW: Pele Villalobos, Bob Keyes, Melvin Jones, Buck Barber, Tommy Nevarez, Larry Baldwin, James Thierry. PERIOD 3, ENGLISH Z, ROOM 27 FRONT ROW, Iefl lo righl: Barbara Pillow, Opal Thomas, Inez Horla, Cecilia Garcia, Belly Beck, Dorolhy Bolden, Adell Miller, Della Sliger. SECOND ROW: Shirley Fools, Jack Slrong, Transilo Solis, Jimmy Gonsalves, Sidney Granl, Jack Livingslon, Fer- min Espinoza, Norma Evere sole. THIRD ROW: Charles Slarnper, Roy Beach, Bobby Griffilh, Nylon Scoll, Emilio Rodriquez, Tony Marlinez, Alex Armenla. BACK ROW: Nalhanael Marshall, David Folsom, George Delgadillo, Roberl Ruiz. PERIOD 5, ENGLISH Z ROOM 25 FRONT ROW, lefl lo righl: Annie Magallanes, Mary Per- ry, Janice McDonald, Rose- mary Oldham, Barbara Goodrich, Sue Ginsburg, Eli- nore Taub. SECOND ROW: Joaquin Ruiz, Henry Zepeda, Phyllis Shirakawa, Shirley Lawson, Shirley Alexander, Tommy McDonald, Mike Baker. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Meek, Bill Slreshly, Tommy Dunehew, Bill Niell, Bill Brown, Eddie Harris. BACK ROW: Bradley Gillon, Johnny Parker, Carl Grigsby. PERIOD 6, ENGLISH 2, ROOM 27 FRONT ROW, Iefl Io righiz Jacque Polzin, Shirley Toney, Marie Marlinez, Belly Evans, Jewel Perry. SECOND ROW: Pele Roias, Johnny Caudillo, Henry Clark, Bobby Flelcher, Billy Connally, Marvel Sle- phens, Wyman Scarborough, Roy Havnes. THIRD ROW: Larry Galvan, James Sleele, Billv Hurlbul, Virgil Sills, Winfield Gilkey, David Gil- berl, Wayne Crow, Bob Sla- ley. BACK ROW: Leonard Thierry, Paul Lozano, Joe Bel- ancourl, Louis Baraias, Calvin Slidharn, Jerry Allred, Floyd Hensley, George Davis. ammen FROSH OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: John' Lockhart, presidenfg Dale Martinez, vice-president Ramona Requero, secrefaryg Wayne Weslbay, Treasurer, Ignacio Gomez, sergeant-ai-arms. RESI-IMENZ The laTesT addiTions To The CUI-IS crew, who are aT lasT beginning To unTangle Themselves Trom The many phases oT The complex liTe aboard The good ship Corcoran I-ligh, are The greenhands-The Treshmen. These declchands oT The educaTion world wenT To worlc wiTh a vim and vigor ThaT augur well Tor The TuTure oT The school. BiggesT evenT oT The year on The greenies' schedule was ThaT well-aTTended ValenTine parTy February I2 in The clubroom. lT was one oT The besT aTTairs on The year's social calendar. On The comrniTTee in charge of arrangemenTs were Norma l-liclcey. Virginia Peoples, Barbara Oldham, Judy Squire, Joan Terry. Wayne WesTbay, Nancy Cooper, Mava Saylor, Joan Johnson, Linda BoyeTT, Jerry Coleman, Nancy Grigsby and BeTTy Johnson. John LoclcharT did a swell iob oT piloTing The class Through The vear. I-lelping him were Dale lvlarTinez, vice-presidenT: Ramona Reguero, secreTary: Wayne WesTbay, Treasurer: Ignacio Gomez, sergeanT-aT-arms. Sponsors who counseled The Treshies in Their aTTairs were Charles Reneau, chairman: William GearharT and STanley STivers. AT The Time oT wriTing This copy, no decision had been made as To wheTher There would be a sophomore- Treshman play. 'Www FRESHMAN CLASS ADVISERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Reneau, Sian. Iey Sfivers. Below: Wil- liam Gearhari. urls: lmmupna -x wv1 1 virus: T'-ren.ae-1' PERIOD I, ENGLISH I, ROOM I8 FRONT ROW, left To right: Nancy Grigsby, Christina Blackburn, Kay Ann Stephens, Ella Mae Tade, Ramona Gri- ialva, Esfher Juarez, Delores Garcia. SECOND ROW: Ra- mona Reguero, Verie Lee Lof- fon, Joan Johnson, Judy Shan- non, Pearl Le May, Rosalva Ramirez, ReHa Hailey. THIRD ROW: Clyde Blackburn, Har- old Wrighi, Virgil Pelfif, Don Taylor, David Bowron, Clo- man Ward, Roy Elmore. BACK ROW: Perry Warner, Wayne Baker, Gerald Sparks, Charles FounTain, Charles Rucker. PERIOD 2, ENGLISH I, ROOM I8 FRONT ROW, left lo righl: Geraldine Dunn, Nancy Besl, Carolyn Jones, Virginia Peo- ples, Verlin Davis, Connie Guerrero, Frances Escalanle. SECOND ROW: Ray Miran- da, Jimmy Hopper, Billie By- num, Ramon' Rios, Ernie Moye, James Walls, Bill Odle. THIRD ROW: Gordon Go- mez, Tommy Mazon, Ignacio Gomez, Benny Sawlelle, Larry Hopkins, Jack Wallon. BACK ROW: Bob Flelcher, P. C. Cooper, Jerry Reed, Bobby Murphy, Leon Coffman,Jariies Orlega. PERIOD 3, ENGLISH I, ROOM 25 FRONT ROW, Iell lo righl: Gloria Aslran, Olivia Solo, Alexandria Perea, Belly John- son, Palsy Amos, Lucy Gon- zales, Ouida Smilh, Mary Marlinez, Olivia Toledo. SEC- OND ROW: Bill Thorlon, Mar- cia Nickols, Donna Beasley, Lloydine Wills, Dorolhy To- nev, Clorinda Pacheco, Lube Miranda, Jackson Burlrs. THIRD ROW: Francisco Ar- miio. Max Perez, Maqdelano Gamboa, Anlonio Guzman, George Loflon, James Fierce, Benny Sears. BACK ROW: Manuel Aquilar, David Hard- caslle, Gary Brewer, Danny Toledo, Roberl Flores. PERIOD 4, ENGLISH I, ROOM Z5 FRONT ROW, leil lo riqhl: Bobbie Chaflin, Shelby Jean Alberl, Roberla Riley, Lupe Balcazar, Rosalee Dunham, Alexandria Soliz, Goldie Wi- mer. SECOND ROW: Mollie Cervanles, Delores Garcia, Beverly Harringlon, Joan Grilfealh, Palsy While, Eliza- belh Brown, Rose Roberls, THIRD ROW: Roberl Shawl, Mike Campos, Jerry Coldren, Dick Shorl, Charles Wriqhl Jimmy Rich. BACK ROW: Leon Villanueva, Wayne Yan- lis, Jerry Brewer, Charles Whillenberq. 1 up '59 mu PERIOD 4, ENGLISH I, ROOM 27 FRONT ROW, lefl fo righl: Raym'nd Boyorquez, Angie Cisneros, Mary Helen Mo- rales, Mary Lou Harrison, Sylvia Fowler, Virginia Bul- Iler, Mary Ellen McFarland. BACK ROW: Manuel Zepeda, Alfido Garcia, Bobby Rofas, Harold Hagler, Paul Oldham, Gordon Robinson, Frank Gon- zalex. PERIOD 5, ENGLISH I, ROOM Z7 FRONT ROW, lefl lo righl: Rosa Martinez, Joann Rood, Jerry Chaparro, Georgia Ramirez, June Swan, Sylvia Won, Dora Ramirez. SECOND ROW: Roosevelf Washinglon, Jim Sfevens, Mary Soliz, Fran- ces Leal, Josephine Navarro, Mary Torres, John Loclrharf. THIRD ROW: Willis Jackson, Kenneth Howe, James Milli- gan,Jim Escobedo, Bob Bald- win, Rudy Toledo. BACK ROW: George Shirakawa, Lance Weber, Wayne Wesl- bay, Marianno Silguero, Ro- man Garcia, Dale Marlinez. PERIOD 6, ENGLISH I, ROOM 29 FRONT ROW, Iefl lo riqhl: Nancy Cooper, Norma Hick- ey, Judy Squire, Esfher Silfon, Barbara Oldham, Roberla White, Linda Boyeff, Judy Ar- cher. SECOND ROW: Harold Clark, Richard Hansen, Mar- garel Garcia, Joan Terry, Maya Saylor, Leon Shannon, Pinkey Keyes. THIRD ROW: B-bbv McCune, Rafuqio Ber- nal, Ken Washinglon, Edgar Jones, Billy Toney, Arfher Wood. BACK ROW: Miclroy Robb, Sammy Parraz, John Pliner. , M14 M' X 91 ,Q f , M I flfif II gi' I,w',M .I W ' ,M ff!! 6511--?'0r'4 jfryl21y-7 7'SI?.v'YK A LZ' ,MM Salk?-5 LV, C Z ov,,,,,,,,,,s l U f ACTIVITIES PW, 77967 Md 557544 A M' f '1 zfA'!r M QL, ,Ve rc. gpm, F0242 1411 41144 I mm. wif Sw-in sumsmmmwwmmcew- usa mmm 'a my v , ,T at x 1, rw ws wwwnmfswwpm, '-1wwswnam,wm-amnmpgw-www.1fm wwvmms, ,mmm nm, wx an 'n'mwewwm'- .1 , f 1 mxfnrkav as ,ammn x s 1 w I i E 1 s I I 1 i 1 ! x s r ! , 'sw .A Q51-'wwf saw, mrfrzw. ,-:nnwmnww Amman-fxx.wm.2m' we w fel, 4 V: .14 - f 1 f-MK L ,ww 1-1, X .rfuss ,aww wma-.hm wmnmswmy, m'mA.-mm 'mwm,wqf,wwvS Y' BUNNY MARSEE T '-M, Wm Adviser Kuccaneere tte ERGEAQINETTES: Declced ouT in Their new bhie and gold uniTorms and Twirl- ing Tlashing baTons, The high-sTepping SergeanneTTes, under The enThusiasTic direcTion oT lvlrs. Bunny lvlarsee, added Their TalenTs To numerous acTiviTies ThroughouT The school year. Led by San- dra SawTelle, colonel, The girls' drill Team appeared wiTh The band aT all home TooTball games and aT parades in Visalia and l-'lanTord, and in Corcoran's Armis- Tice day celebraTion. The girls also ap- peared in The annual P-TA and March oT Dimes varieTy shows. A The group sponsored Two dances This year, and boTh were very successTul, as SergeanneTTe TuncTions usually are. The WesTern dance was held in February and was well aTTended. The Bunny l-lop, a semiTormal aTTair, was puT on in April and was one oT The TinesT dances oT The year. AT The beginning oT The school year, The girls honored Their moThers wiTh a Tea in The clubroom, and in November a card parTy was held aT The Thursday club downTown To help pay Tor uniforms, The SergeanneTTes' money-malcing proiecTs included The sale oT personalized sTaTionery and greeTing cards. This, Too, helped The girls pay Tor Their uniTorms and Tor Their annual SIOO scholarship which is awarded To some deserving Ser- geanneTTe who is graduaTing. OuT in The lead wiTh The band aT aTh- leTic assignmenTs in The TirsT semesTer were The colorful maioreTTes, The piclc oT The Corcoran high school loaTon Twirlers. These girls are picTured individually in a secTion OT The l-larvesTer iusT ahead oT This page, and as a group several pages beyond The band picTures. BELOW: The Sergeaneffes pose in an unusual formation. Up high, on The wall, Iefl To right: Clara Jo Hargrove, Gloria Venegas, Glenna Benneff, BeTTy Connally, Audrey Whiie, Barbara Oldham, Shirley Gipson, Shirley Lawson, Judy Archer. Standing below: Jacque Polzin, Shirley Alexander, June BradsTreeT, Clara BuHler, Nancy Folsom, I'I ll'Tl I1 I W I n I UI' . 'mm li T x . .e. T Jea effe S pso ,Phyllis Sh raka a, Jen Gullle , Sue G nsb g ff' Fw 47-ow.d vie QI X5 I ml P Kar.-5 in Corcoran was proud of its marching band, which is well known across the state. It not only played at all the football games, to help urge the team on to victory and to entertain the fans, but it appeared again in the Los Angeles Coliseum at a Pacific Coast conference grid game and once more was selected to play at the Shrine East-West contest in San Francisco. The above picture shows the band, led by the hiqhstepping maiorettes, marching down Whitley Avenue in the snake paradesnd football rally iust preceding the opening ot the local qrr season. A. JAMES MARSEE Director Soundingef AND: ln his sixth year at CUl-lS, A. James Marsee, band director, molded the nucleus ot last year's excellent group, plus 26 treshmen, into one ot the tinest all-around marching and concert bands ever to be produced at Corcoran high. These bandsmen were taced with the challenge ot upholding the high musical standards set by previous local music makers--that ot receiving nothing but a superior rating at the valley section ot the Calitornia Music Educators Associa- tion music testival, held this year at Exe- ter. Atter a month ot hard preparation, these highly touted musicians accom- plished iust this, with the utmost ot musi- cal and technical slcill. The band was always on hand to play tor the pep assemblies and tor many school activities. The marching band, which pertormed at tootball games, pa- rades, and other civic tunctions, was by tar the best ever assembled. The intri- cate marching maneuvers that were per- tormed with such protessional precision were acclaimed by many people. Con- stant comments trom the tans were that they had seen a lot ot college units that weren't as good. Corcoran was well rep- resented when the band made its annual trip to the East-West Shrine game in San Francisco, and to the USC-Oregon State 'Football contest in the Los Angeles coli- seum. A total ot S620 was raised in the annual sale ot band calendars tor the purpose ot purchasing new unitorms, which untor- tunately did not arrive until April l. The tollowing day the student musicians pa- raded clown Whitley Avenue, helping to open the Spring Festival in Corcoran. Rutus Wood, a senior, tor the third straight year led the band in the sale ot band calendars and listings. Eight seniors will be lost through grad- uation, but with many students with play- ing experience up trom iunior high, the CUl-lS band next year should be about 65 strong. The music cerfainly wenf round and round when Corcoran High's classy band, pride of A. James Marsee, direcfor, gof fogefher. Top picfure is of fhe woodwind secfion. FRONT ROW, leff fo righf: James Hardcasfle, Barbara Good- rich, Linda Boyeff, Roberla Whife, Mary Ellen Whife, Florence Rose, Esfher Siflon, Joan Terry, Bill Sfreshly. BACK ROW: Virginia Marfinez, Roberf Shawl, Judy Squire, Nancy Cooper, Lynn Finney, Nancy Besf, Mava Saylor, Alberf Balcazar, Charles Toledo, Rufus Orfega, Roy Nevarez, Kay Maroof, Ralph Squire .... The brass secfion is shown in the lower picfure above. FRONT ROW, leff fo riqhf: John Walls, Rudy Toledo, Larry Galvan, Fred Whife, Jim Rich, Mickey Robb, Lyle Clark. SECOND ROW: Benny Sawfelle, Lance Weber, Jerry Shirakawa, Bob Staley, Tony Zuniga, Ken Adams. BACK ROW: Jerry While, Jim Fallin, Bill Niell, Grant Marshall, Wayne Crow, Bill Squire, Dick Shorf, Charles Wright, Rufus Wood, Tommy Nevarez. BELOW: Band officers. FRONT ROW, Iefl' fo righf: Esfher Siffon, Bill Sfreshly, Jim Fallin, Lyle Clark. SECOND ROW: Bob Sfaley, Jim Rich, Bill Squire, Tony Zunkgac. BACKd ROW: Jerry Shirakawa, Lynn Finney, Wayne Crow, u us Woo' . ,L i Q..- W E , M, H iiiz N Qian is S4 5 o Q 'sw D W ,wg R, ni B ,giZ,g,,fl1ggx, ,C 4 X fg z ww . ,W - ' LfW'9Zi9:'?g,?g.f35X'r,g.,A F , . ILQ'53K.ff fy k .3 gy Aff! , w 5 X ' f 4 .. - .,::3g'il H ., N yy.: .A if ' 1 , ,F ww f , Wy ,jg K 4 'fx wvafAg6xnwq5 :Q , 5,2 N -M Wrm rk 9 -- 'WD M24 Q w..::,g,,,- :' f' uw 5 - Q35 5 3. W ' AJ QLV ' 'Sf Af .Q ., Wmwmmfwassmwg Q g'W1f 35eaw-f ' SEM Y 3 , , Muffin :el :- y X i i.. AQ , . V as wig -if mx J .K ,gags Qty Q, , Je, fig , 5 ,iss gfsggjg A24 MW qi: .WN mnlvmfuu W ' Nmwagv,WW , E HARVESTER STAFF PHIL K. ERICKSON Adviser FRONT ROW lefl lo righl: Felix Delgadillo, Verlee Hammond, Dorolhy LeMay, Norma Branch, Loyce Arnold, AiM ll iPh'l'. EC : ei e rwC e Doris Higgins: M isf ell Jim nne aga anes, Bll ll ips S OND ROW Eugen Wlson, Bob W sl, J. D. Bo n, harl s Fowler, Richard LeBlanc, Kennefh Hammond. BACK ROW: Leo Beck, Fred Harris, Ed Vinrcenl, e r , Larry LeBlanc, Ken Adams, Carroll Perkins. MISSING: Virginia Davis, Diane Rumbold, Kay Marool, Red Crusha. They ?il ed The reamlre Clue t .' ' ' ' .,... .1 S, . M. They headed lhe Harvesfer produclion. LEFT TO RIGHT: Carroll Perkins, edilor, Charles Meislrell, assislanf edilor and pholographerg Virginia Davis, copy edilor, Felix Delgadillo, sporls edilor, Fred Harris, advertising manager, Ed Vincent, business manager. ARVFSTER: Pirales way over in lhe San Joaquin Valley! Well, il was lun choosing lhe pirale lheme lor lhe l954 l-larvesler, and nol a very easy lask lor lhe landlubber slall, who, aller all, didn'l know very much aboul pirales and lhe bounding main which lhey sailed in search ol booly. Bul lhe lheme broughl a lresh idea lo lhe l-larvesler and, al leasl so lhinks lhe slall, has added a bil ol brighl- ness lo lhe book. ll you lhink il isn'l a lremendous lask lo gel oul a yearbook, iusl ask Carroll Perkins, edilor, and lhe olhers who loiled second period every day lo bring lhe annual inlo realizalion. Worsl lerror ol all was lhe inevilalole and unrelenling deadlines, always slar- ing one in lhe lace. Piclures had lo be laken lhrough- oul lhe many monlhs ol school, and care exercised so lhal no person or organizalion belonging in lhe book be lell oul. And no rnaller how hard one lries, lhere are bound lo be oversighls and mislakes, since il isn'l easy lo allend classes six periods a day and gel all lhe work done. All ol lhe yearbook processes are lechnical and call lor exacling work, because, aller all, neilher lype nor engravings will eilher slrelch or shrink al will. They iusl musl lill A lillle misiudgmenl here or a nniscalculalion lhere and phooeyl problems galore. Helping Carroll as assislanl edilors were Charles lvleislrell, who also served as sludenl pholographerg Felix Delgadillo, who doubled as sporls edilor, and Annie lvlagallanes, who was girls' sporls edilor and general handy-andy. Fred l-larris was adverlising manager, and was ably assisled by a good slall ol ad salesmen consisling ol Kennelh l-larnmond, Dor- olhy Le lvlay, Dick LeBlanc, Kennelh Adams, Bill Phillips, Jean Scarborough and Belly Crookshanls. Ed Vincenl did an excellenl iob as business manager. Leo Beck was school lilo edilor, wilh James Fowler as assislanl. J. D. Brown, Norma Branch, Bill Crusha and Doris l-liggins were general slall members. Loyce Arnold, Larry LeBlanc and Bob Wesl helped durino lirsl semesler. - igiflgx h K, 3 52 fl A V . w . be A mfg if an f SS 1 Kg? fa E gl:-1 Q 1 Wg 'jf Y 'f'Q ,ywq ff: is .i 1 ,,-- 1Q'gf3 fjj 1-eff? 5 if A, A, Xjjyf' 'J mi? 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SECOND' ROW: Adell Miller idroppedl, Geraldine Ross, Gladys Le May, Nadene Benton, Oleha Ford, Jean Scarborough, Diane Rumbold, Dianne Apperson. THIRD ROW: Bill Phillips, Fred Gresham, Lyle Clark, Ed Coffman, Bob Wesl, Jim Fugafe, Harold Long. BACK ROW: Bill Hamby, Johnny Andrade, Felix Delgadlllo, Joe Belancourf, Roy Haynes, Sammy Baraias, Nalhanael Marshall, Kay Maroof. MISSING: Virginia Davis. Siegel 0 ANTI-lER TALES: For fhe second sfraighf year Corcoran high school had a prinfed paper fhaf compared favorably wifh any in fhe valley. Lasf year The Panfher Tales was cifed by fhe Pacific Slope School Press, which covers fhe eighf we-sfern sfafes, as one of 22 School publicafions showing rhe mosf ouf- PH'L K' EWCKSON sfanding achievemenf. The paper also won high honors af fhe San Joaquin Valley Scholasfic Press Associafion conference af Fresno Sfafe College. Recog- nifion came fo fhe Tales when ifs adviser, Phil K. Erickson, was aslced fo speak af press conferences in Seaffle af fhe Universify of Washingfon and af College of fhe Sequoias in Visaila. The Panlher Tales was published in fhe shop of fhe Corcoran Journal. Adverfising was sold fo Corcoran merchanfs, who showed greaf confidence in Adviser 5 lhe papers columns by faking ouf space regularly. The amounf of adverfising 1511! carried in fhe Tales exceeded fhe figure of mosf valley school papers. Dick L Y ' l.eBlanc brolce all records by selling fwo full page ads and a fofal of l32 inches, li- in one edifion. Kennefh l-lammond served as ad manager, wifh Fred l-larris and Diclc LeBlanc assisfanfs. Oufsfanding selling was done by ofhers: Verlee l - l-lammond, Beffy Croolcshanlrs, Dorofhy l.eMay, Kennefh Adams, Jean Scar- borough and Bill Allen. ' The ediforship of fhe paper was baffed around a bil, buf Paffy Shepherd did preffy well af if, Beffy Blankenship helping ouf. Bill Phillips, Kay Maroof and Felix Delgaclillo handled fhe sporfs chores, wifh Bill l-lamby confrubuhng good arficles. Roy l-laynes was feafure edifor, and Diane Rumbold, a good reporfer, acfed as girls' sporfs edifor. Joellen Lelvlay did a yeoman iob as business manager: Vivian Younf assisfed her. Kennefh Hammond was circula- fion manager, Rufus Wood his assisfanf. Nadene Benfon did fine wrifing as a special ediforial assisfanf, Virginia Davis, Lyle Clarlc and John Andrade doing a good iob as reporfers. Olhers who helped are Barbara Cropper, Tony Zuniga, Barbara Pillow, John Walls, Rufus Wood, Ed Coffman, Fred Gresham, Gladys Sirman, Joe Befancourf, Nafe Marshall, Carol Freeman and Bob Wesf. PANTHER TALES AD STAFF I FRONT ROW, leff lo righf: Belly Croolrshanks, Verlee Hammond, Dorofhy LeMay, Jean Scarborough. BACK ROW: Bill Allen, Bill Phillips, Ken Hammond, Fred Harris, Dick LeBlanc. MISSING: Ken Adams. BELOW LEFT, reading down: PaHy Shepherd, edirorg Ken Hammond, advertising manager, Joellen LeMay, business manager. 0,-.r OUILL AND SCROLL, JOURNALISM HONORARY SOCIETY FRONT ROW, Iefl' Io righl: Joellen LeMay, Carole Weir, Nadene Benfon, Doro- lhy LeMay, Jerrie Puls, Dick LeBlanc, Felix Delgadillo, Bill Hamby, Carroll cenl, Verlee Hammond, Belly Crookshanks, Jean Scarborough, Fred Harris Ken Adams. MISSING: Kay Maroof. ZX , ff f D Perkins. BACK ROW: Ken Hammond, Bill Phillips, Charles Meislrell, Ed Vin- if : wmum.'aww .isl-. PLAY CAST C'aA tammy AL WALKER Diredor FRONT ROW: Rosemary Oldham, Barbara Kyle, Florence Rose, Audrey WhiTe. BACK ROW: Carolyn ' d b' R'd S h M'k K d J h W lls, Monfe DeRose. BELOW: Ober, Fred WhlTe, Elwoo Ro lnson, u y anc ez, I e enne y, o n a Two picfures of The Chrisfmas Play. RAMATICS: A mysTery comedy in Three acTs, The SpiriTs Walk, was The annual iunior-senior play, presenTed under The able direcTion oT Al Walker, dramaTics adviser. This producTion was The TirsT in many years in which such unusual and elab- oraTe cosTurnes were worn by The casT. The excellenT sTudenT and TaculTy cooperaTion aided in making The SpiriTs Walk one oT The TinesT plays ever pre- senTed aT Corcoran high. Barbara Kyle, who porTrayed a young girl engaged To Fred WhiTe, wanTed To sell her ancesTors' home, Barnsley Manor, To Florence Rose, a woman inTer- esTed in The sTucly OT meTaphysics. Mike Kennedy porTrayed Florence's nephew, who believed The idea oT a haunTed house was TanTasTic. Carolyn Ober, MonTe DeRosa, John Walls and Elwood Robinson played The dead ancesTors, who didn'T wanT The Tamily mansion To be sold To some unknown woman. These ghosTs pulled many pranks in an eTTorT To Turn The buyers away. Rosemary Oldham was anoTher woman inTeresTed in buying Barnsley, buT she was quickly TrighTened away by The spiriTs. Audrey WhiTe played The house- keeper, who was accusTomed To The mysTerious hap- penings in The old house. Many oT The playgoers were TascinaTed by The unusual porh-ayal oT ghosTs and live acTors on The same sTage. Combined wiTh The excepTional acT- ing and elaboraTe cosTumes, This producTion should go down in The annals of Corcoran high drama as one oT The besT. FRONT ROW left io rlgh vu ,. , s helped on ihe produdion end of Qhe play. ABOVE: The producfion sfaH. f: Beverly Harrington, Lynn Finney, Nancy Folsom, Vangie Gibson. BACK Coverr, Glenna Benneif, Dianne Apperson, June Bradsfreef, Rufus Wood. BELOW: Four Scenes from fhe Junior'Senior play. Sys' r T iw JN rig T - T f , Q Wisfsw 'wriii ' ,rsgssigg g T ss .,,. , 4253 :- - TS uf 'ff-4 1, Ie, Q if . u ' if i T' . s.:Ei:- T 4 , ' ' . j 1, 'E .4 JOHN BRIMHALL Vocal Direcior Clean tie HORUS: Music! Music! Music! CUT-TS has a class where you don'T have To lcnow who Napoleon was or even whaT an adiecTive is-all you have To do is sing. The admirable chorus under The capable direcTion oT John Brimhall broughT Tine enTerTainmenT This year. The ChrisTmas concerT, The FesTival in ExeTer, and a concerT aT The MeThodisT church were The highlighTs of a rich season. OTher appearances were aT The spring band and chorus concerT, TV show, a sTudenT assembly, commencemenT exercises, and a number oT clubs-RoTary, Chamber oT Commerce, and Thursday club. They had a magazine sales drive in which Fonda Beshears was The Top seller. Proceeds wenT inTo The chorus Tund. The choraliers, picTured below, have also made a number OT appearances. They were organized This year Tor The TirsT Time aT CU!-lS. They, Too, performed Tor The ChrisTmas concerT, Spring FesTival, P-TA show, and Tor oTher TuncTions. The vocal music deparTmenT as a whole has made many public appearances and has been highly complimenTed on The perTormances. CHORUS FRONT ROW, left To righfz Taub, Freeman, Grooms, Cisneros, V. Marfinez, D. Ramirez, Avifia, Beasley, SIaTes, Anaya, Nickols. SECOND ROW: SawTelIe, Toledo, Soliz, Simpson, Alexander, Venegas, R. Martinez, Gonzales, Sfiger, GiIberT, Jones. THIRD ROW: Miller, Chaparro, Coverf, Tiller, Jones, R. Ramirez, Wills, Ross, Lee, Lawson, Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Miranda, Plazola, McDanieIs, Perea, Cervanfes, M. Marlinez, Sievens, Florence, Crusha. BACK ROW: Brown, Jackson, Keyes, LeBlanc, Wilson, Waldrum, Terry, Harris. BELOW: Choraliers-Gilberl, Sfiger, Coveri, Venegas, Grigsby, Ramirez, Grooms, Stevens, JOYIGS. ROSS- GIRLS GLEE CLUB FRONT ROW, leff lo righf: Nancy Griqsby, Lupe Gonzales, Frances Escalanle, Lucy Gonzales, Norma Eversole Dorolhy Bolden. SECOND ROW: Frances Grooms, Beverly Slevens, Shirley Toney, Georgia Ramirez, Jewel Perry Janice McDonald. BACK ROW: Della Sliger, Shirley Gipson, Margare? Garcia, Adell Miller, Carolyn Gilberl Belly Evans, Bessie Coverl. l-IREE SINGING GROUPS lhal loroughl audi- ences a lol of pleasure lhroughoul lhe year were lhe girls' glee Club, shown above, and lhe quinlel' and girls' lrio, piclured below. The glee sang al lhe Clirislrnas concerl, al a songiesl in lhe lvlelhodisl church, al lhe leslival in Exeler, and again in 'rhe spring. They were raled superior in lheir field, and Mr. Brimhall, vocal music insiruclor, was proud ol Them. BELOW: Lefl, lhe OUINTET. Left fo righl: Carol Freeman, Ron Wald- rum, Jaclzlyn Slales, Jim Fallin, Sandra Sawlelle. Righl, lhe TRlO, singin' away: Sandra Sawlelle, Jack'yn Slales, Carol Freeman, These lwo popular groups sang on numerous occasions - were big hils everywhere. 1 ew f4i125ssv'2g.f,c,. :L ,,..,. 1 3 1 4 ff miwmn ' V ' Maman .ev .N :Wm uw-wrmwf-wi vff- V1.4-swf:amwkunwsewx:1vs+wmwmaawnw:m.wa,ewfarfxmwzxzgsemmmmfx ff-'wwsl . 14 - K ff K: A' I ' JM!! ' f 1 J. , M! W 'MC if I4 ,. f fljkyfff V AILC' I Lj fp . yi! K QJXG f2QaWLl C4 X I f ofM ,N J1 ,Fwff A My ff ,Ugg ,.-J' 7,04 Alb V U fgY,ifjV LU if In if iw 'nl !g,,,,Uf'f V bl gi 0 1'6 , A. . , WWW! 3124 ?VJgv, GK, KVJQQWQG gift? Pig N' ywfk' fav 'QE WML gan H353 '3 l5f2ii5'M 23 ff K Rx Q ? 5, C Pirate bam 4nlf :. .4 A ---x TTT ' . . 1 JOHN BODGER CHARLES RENEAU Advisers 'fdicated SF: Qne oT The highesT aTTainmenTs in high school is ThaT oT scholasTic achievemenT. :Many oT The sTudenTs aT Corcoran high obTained This goal. CSF, The CaliTornia Scholarship l:ederaTion, has become one oT The mosT popular organizaTions in school This pasT year. The purpose oT This club is To promoTe a higher sTandard oT scholarship in The high schools ThroughouT CaliTornia. Membership is aTTainable only upon earning Ten semesTer poinTs Trom grades, or eighT scholasTic poinTs and Two Tor exTracurricular acTiviTies. Each A meriTs Three poinTs and each B adds one in solid subiecTs, while in The non- solid subiecTs, an A ToTals llfg poinTs and a B lfg. Membership is on a semesTer basis so everyone musT sTrive To remain in The club. A liTe membership pen is The goal oT every member oT The group. An imporTanT Time is ThaT when The sTudenTs Talce over as Teachers Tor a day. l3irsT semesTer CSF day was held in December. lvlany sTudenTs ThoughT This would be a one' day vacaTion, buT were Tooled by The CSl:ers, who did a splendid iob. Corcorans CSF chapTer was also well represenTed aT The Tall conTerence held aT YosemiTe valley in OcTober. The club's moneyemalcing proiecTs included Tood and calce sales downTown. LoTs oT Tun is had aT The iniTiaTions oT new members. Advisers Tor The organizaTion were Charles Reneau, head, and John Bodger, assisTanT. LEFT: Teachers, first semesfer. FRONT ROW, left lo right: Virginia Davis, Annie Magallanes, Annie Parral, Vangie Gibson, Barbara Goodrich, Carole Weir, Carolyn Ober, Diane Rumbold, Sandra SawTelle. SECOND ROW: Cruz Chavez, Joaquin Ruiz, lsaias Aiaiza, Beify Fuller, Pai Wilson, Carol Freeman, Elvira Ramirez, Jacklyn Slares, James Sellers. BACK ROW: Carroll Perkins, Wayne Crow, PaT Meisfrell, Leonard Thigpin, Kay Maroof, Bradley Gilfon, Dale Flaherfy, Bill Sfreshly, Tom McDonald. RIGHT: Una Harvey gefs inifiafed. ABOVE, LEFT: Second semesler CSF members. FRONT ROW, lefl lo righl: Judy Archer, Roberfa While, Barbara Oldham, Joan Terry, Linda Boyell, Rel-la Halley, Diane Rumbold, Florence Rose, Vangie Gibson. SECOND ROW: Carole Weir, Marqarel Koeplxe, Sandra Sawlelle, Dianne Apperson, Jacklyn Slalcs, Audrey While, Eslher Sillon, Belly Paredes, Ann Parraz, THIRD ROW: Jim Riley, Belly Fuller, Carol Freeman, Virginia Davis, Una hyle Harvey, Palricia Wilson, Carolyn Ober, Dale Flaherly. BACK ROW: Carroll Perkins, Kay Marool, Pal Meislrell, Tony Chavez, James Sellers, Cruz Chavez. RIGHT: Second semester CSF officers. FRONT ROW: Diane Rumbold, Belly Paredes, Una Lyle Harvey. BACK ROW: Carroll Perkins, Dale Flaherly, Cruz Chavez. Second semesler CSF was very aclive and many ihings were accomplished. An inilialion oi lhe new members was held in February, and in lhe same rnonlh lhe group pul on a dance lor lhe sludenl body. This was ihe iirsl dance lhal CSF ever spon- ' .R sored, and il proved successful. Q Q' CSF day second semesler was held in April, wilh W, sludenls once again replacing lhe leachers Tor a ., day. A lrip io lhe coasl was enioyed by all lhe members, TQ 'Ax bolh lirsl and second semesler, during April. They gm. bag, lell Corcoran al 6 o'cloclc in lhe morning and spenl -.SEQ a lun-packed day al lhe beach. , ,.,, . H M, ,155 The spring CSF conference was held al Washing- 'Ae :':T q'M'3 'ron high school in Easlon. The California Scholarship Federalion is swiilly becoming one of lhe mosl aclive organizalions al CUl-lS under 'rhe excellenl sponsorship of Charles Reneau and John Bodger. CSF KIDS HAVE FUN AT THE BIG DANCE LEFT: A bunch of fhe school's smarlies whoop il up, RIGHT: The snack bar was popular af lhe CSF dance. LEFT TO RIGHT: Kay Marool, Bill Hamby, Judy Archer, Dale Flaherly, Mickey Robb, Bob Springer. . A .J BILL WOODWARD FFA Adviser FA: Under lhe enlhusiaslic leadership of Billy Woodward, adviser, lhe Fuiure Farmers of America enjoyed one of lheir mosf prosperous years. Sevenleen members of The chapler enlered exhibils in Ihe Kings counly fair in l-lanford Ocfober l5. Placing iirsi and second, respeciively, in farm me- chanics were Jim Odle and Don Padilla. Ernie Moye. Gary Brewer and David Hard- caslle copped ribbons in lhe calf pen divi- sion. ln hammer repair Jerry Brewer look iirsi, and in sheep lrough James Walls second. 5 The annual box social was held in January, wilh square dancing and fun lor everyone. Cruz and Tony Chavez repre- senled lhe CUI-lS unii al lhe Kings-Tulare seclion coop- eralive quiz conlesl in Wood- lake. Corcoran's FFA played hosl To 'rhe seclional parlia- menrary procedure conlesl in Zend H666 March, wilh l-lanford, Visalia and Porler- ville winning. Joan Terry, a freshman, was chosen chap- ler sweelhearl' and received her crown ai Ihe annual barn dance in lhe gym in March. The club's acrivilies included a parenl-son barbecue Oclober IO in lhe ag shop, ai- lendance al a baslcelball iournamenl af College of Sequoias, and a snow Trip wilh lhe GAA members. ABOVE, RIGHT: FFA OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: Tony Chavez, Bradley Gillon, Cruz Chavez, Rex Thomas. BELOW: FFA. FRONT ROW: James Pierce, Clyde Blackburn, Ken Howe, Johnny Parker, David Bowron, Virgil Peflil, Mike Baker, Wayne Baker, Ernie Move. SECOND ROW: Donald Saylor, Sidney Grant, Jim Odle, Jack Livingston, James WaHs, Virgil Sills, Jerry lrexver, Gary Brewer. THIRD ROW: Henry LeMay, Bob Griffilh, Roy Beach, Tony Chavez, Carl Grigsby, Winfield Gilkey, Jerry Allred, David Gilberl, Roy Elmore. FOURTH ROW: Billy Hurlbul, Charles Slamper, Transifo Solis, Leonard Thierry, Bob Sleele, George Davis, Bill Brown, Bradley Gillon, David Hardcaslle. BACK ROW: Jerry Reed, Cruz Chavez, Rex Thomas, Gaylord Weslbay, Eddie Harris. ' wp' ff'-N! r'7'S X qua' gag. tm ,P . . -Q The Future Farmers of America conducted an inlereslinq and varied program this year, with many field proiecls and experimenis, pracfice in parliamenlary procedure, and parlies. Soma of fhe group's acfivifies are picfured above. TOP ROW: Lefl, Wayne Baker, presideni of fhe freshman parliamenlary group, presiding al' a discussion, wifh Jim Odle puffing forfh a molion. RIGHT: This cule veal calf was Don Padilla's pei proiecf for lhe year. MIDDLE ROW: Left, Billy Hurlbut is proud of his fryer and laying hens. RIGHT: Mama cow and her calf, Jerry Sump1er's proiecf, did well. BOTTOM ROW: Lefl, A parliamenlary confesl' between classes-Don Padilla presiding. RIGHT, Johnny Parker displays his lambs. e Amate ummm likimssr ABOVE: Home Economics club. FRONT ROW, leff lo righf: June Bradsfreef, Elvira Ramirez, Romelia Ramirez, PHYLLIS BRIGGS Rose Lee, Pafsy Crisf, Diane Rumbold, Clara Jo Hargrove. SECOND ROW: Verlee Hammond, Lenora Evans, Adviser Gladys Sirman, Par Wilson, Una Harvey, Margaret Koepke, Carole Weir. BACK ROW: Carol Lifwiler, Beffie Jones, Dianne Apperson, Gladys LeMay, Belfy Crookshanks, Geraldine Puls, BELOW: Home Ec club officers: Diane Rumbold, Carole Weir, Una Harvey, Beffie Jones, Dianne Apperson. 4:2 C5 if OME ECONOMICS CLUB: The Home Economics club again was one of fhe mosf acfive organizafions in fhe school. Under fhe friendly supervision of Miss Phyllis Briggs, home ec insfrucfor, fhese girls enioyed many worfh- while curricular and social funcfions. One of fhe club's firsf proiecfs was fhe an- nual inifiafion of new members. Ceremonies included a four-day prelude of requiring fhe neophyfes fo dress up in ridiculous cosfumes and do some embarrassing sfunfs. The affair was climaxed by fhe annual iinx nighf, when members were formally inifiafed. The annual doll raffle also was a highlighf. lf was held downfown January 28. The club's members made a complefe wardrobe for Sweef Sue. as fhe doll is named. Proceeds from 'rhe raffle sales were used fo sponsor fhe annual Mardi Gras, which was one of The year's finesl formal dances. lf was held March I3 in 'l'he clubroom and was backward-girl asks boy. Margaref Koepke and Leonard Thigpin reigned as queen and king. Prizes for fhe besf masks wenf fo Mike Kennedy and Judy Archer. Ofher acfivifies of The club were a Chrisf- mas parfy, preparafion of a fine dinner for fhe counfy's high school principals, and a com- rnunify birfhday parfy. Candy and cake sales were held Fridays. BGYS CQOKING: Messmales is righll These boys surely like ro fool around in fhe home ec kilchen, even if if does sound sissy. And rhey aclually enioy ealing whar lhey make! Piclured lop righl is lhe boys' cooking class, 'raughl by John Brimhall. Leif 'ro righ'r lhe amaleur chefs are: Jimmy Slevens, Gerald Sparks, Cloman Ward, Don Gomez, James Fowler, James Terry, Leo Beck, Sammy Parraz, Fd Vincenl,Cli1Clord Sirman, Fernando Armenlra, Gerald Shiraf kawa. Lower righl is a scene from one of Miss Phyllis Briggs' inreresling sewing classes. The girls had a lol of fun learning. BELOW: Some candid shols of The school kids. Top row: Leif, Dianne Apperson enjoying a looal ride on Sequoia Lake. Middle, a snapshor of one of fhe GAA cake sales, wi'rh Belly Paredes, Dixie l-larris and Shirley Whileside do- ing Jrhe selling. Righl, Carol Freeman in Jrhe sun al lhe mounrains. Bollom row: Leif, anolher cake sale. Maggie Koepke hands Don Padilla a piece of cake while Larry Le- Blanc and Arnold Gray snoop around. Middle, Glenda Riley and Linda Baker posing on lhe campus. Righl, could be some sour harmony. Jacklyn Slales, l-lope Hickey, Di- anne Apperson, Carol Freeman and Sandra Sawlelle sing- ing al a campfire. 3. X 'af .wi :NW QL .ibn LEFT: Tri-Hi-Y adviser Mrs. Pauline Jackson. RIGHT, Tri-Hi-Y. FRONT ROW, leH lo righl: Archer, Sihon, B Oldham, Taub, Goodrich, Shepherd, Boyelf, While, Squire. SECOND ROW: Puls, Slales, Harvey, Polzin McDonald, R. Oldham, Fallin, Ober, Silvera. THIRD ROW: Crist, Preslon, Freeman, Koeplme, Weir, Apperson Alexander, Guillen, Venegas, BACK ROW: Ginsburg, Rose, Whife, DeRose, Hammond, Sawlelle Brandes, Rumbold BELOW: Officers. FRONT ROW: Harvey, Koepke, Araiza, Slafes, Sawfelle. BACK ROW: Riley, Perkins, Flaherly, Kennedy, Squire. l-Y and TRI-l-ll-Y: These lwo groups have been quile aclive ihis year. They represenled Cor- coran al lhe annual Y Day in l-lollywood, which in' cluded a variely show and a looiball game belween UCLA and Slanlord. Aclivilies lhis year included a candy sale, which was climaxed wilh a dance in ihe clubroom. The money was used lo help finish 'rhe YMCA lodge al Camp Redwood. Mike Kennedy, Kay Marool and Sandra Sawlelle parlicipaled in ihe YMCA model youlh legislalure in ihe Sacramenlo capilol building. Bolh clubs ioined wilh 'rhe Kinqs counly YMCA council in ailendinq a number of couniy iunclions. HI-Y FRONT ROW, lefl io righf: R. LeBlanc, Flaheriy, While, Marool, Scarborough, Zuniga, Fallin, L. LeBlanc, Slaley SECOND ROW: Edmonds, Phillips, Hammond, McDonald, Gonsalves, Springer, Riley, Rich. THIRD ROW O. Wrighf, Gray, Crusha, Maxon, Gilkey, Gilberf, Toledo. FOURTH ROW: Florence, C. Wrighf, Araiza, C. Perkins K. Perkins, Squire, Crow, Kennedy, Waldrum. BACK ROW: Gomez, Hardcasfle, Hamby, Thiqpin, Sfreshly, Weber Adviser: Ruben Amerkhanian. l rn u1x-msmmfuwrn. S tee ing The 6011 Ae SB COMMITTEES: This year a serious allempl was made al organizing an official Associaled Sludenl Body governmenl, wilh four slanding commillees, some- limes referred lo as commissions, sel up. The groups eslablished were consfilulion, assembly, boys alhlelic, and girls alhlelic. The designaled purpose of Ihese commillees was 'ro serve as liaison belween 'rhe lacully and diilerenl deparlmenls and adminislralion in sched- uling and carrying our an elleclive sludenl body aclivily program. The conslilulion commillee was lhe mosl aclive ol 'rhe group, and in facl foiled long and arduously in an ellorl Io draw up a salislaclory siudenr body conslilu- lion. The worlq had lo be revamped many limes and, al This wriling in April, lhe commillee was nor yel ready 'ro presenf lhe docurnenl 'ro lhe sludenis Tor con- sideralion and voling. Members ol Ihis cornmillee have done a yeoman service for lheir school, for lhey pul in a lremendous number of long, ledious hours research- ing in 'rhe inleresls of 'rheir duvfies. s His nol cerlain iusl how much worlq The srudenl mem- bers of Ihe olher slanding cornmillees did in lhe con- ducl ol Iheir responsibililies, bul al leasl a slarl was made. I-lere are Ihe idenlificalions on lhe piclures above: BOYS' ATHLETIC COMMITTEE FRONT ROW, left lo righf: Ken Hammond, Wayne Crow, Kay Marool, Jim Rich, Lyle Clark. BACK ROW: Ruben Gomez. Advisers were Paul Plah and Clarence Robinson. GIRLS' ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Belly Paredes, Dixie Harris, Elaine Gillon, Elvira Ramirez. Adviser: Miss Kay Sullivan. CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE FRONT ROW, leff lo righl: Tony Zuniga, Kay Marool, Lowell Yeager, adviser. BACK ROW: Dale Flaherfy, Diane Rumbold, Leonard Thiqpin, Mike Kennedy. Other adviser: Billy Wooldward. ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE Vangie Gibson, Jim Hardcaslle, lsaias Araila, Sandra Sawlelle, Kay Maroor, Carole Weir. Advisers: Al Walker and John Brirnhall. . , .1 3 F 3115? V , .if Lf. 4 ai sr Qi '23 v E .W 2 5 3 mm :sly if W 3, fffff gf g, J. If 5. awfyquf M1-KW WW 3 Low 7 'J iff? fM 'L 0-Mfg WL? 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IV ..,:...,5, . - ALLY COMMIITEE1 The A lllubl Rally cornmillee gol oll --b- D ' -LKA T lo a good slarl under lhe ad- 5 vibership ol hard-worlcing Sal x J :-f : - Sanlilippo, Leonard lhigpin ' .1 Eq' ,ff was elecled Chairman, and A fi laler gave up his, olllice lo W L Koilh Perkins in lhe inleresls N '::::'-V ' of lurning oul lor baslcelball. ,:.,, I The commillee did a won- . derlul iob preparing lor fool- SAL iiiaijiililppo ball and baskelball game fsupporl, lhoy sponsored amusing and inspiralional enlerlainmenl al pep af,-,emf blies he-ld every Friday during lhe llrfsl ficmef-ler sporls season, decoraled lhe goal posls, slaged a downlown snake parade, sold blue and gold roolers caps and Corsagee lor lhe girls, and performed ably in many olher ways. Helping lhe commillee were Tommy Maxon and hir, peppy yell slall, and A, James Marsee and lhrrf Qfhorwl band, always on 'rhe iob. RALLY BOARD FRONT ROW, lefl to righl: Florence Rose, Carole Weir, Barbara Silvera, Carol Freeman. BACK ROW: Mike Kennedy, Leonard Thiqpin, Kay Marool, Fred While. avi LEFT: Rally commillee. FRONT ROW, leff lo riqhf: Rose, Harris, Gil- lon, Taub, Campos, Ap- person, Crisf, Shepherd, SECOND ROW: Ober, Weir, A. While, Har- vey, Ross, Guillen, Pol- lin, Silvera, Hammond. THIRD ROW: Gilberf, DeRose, Koevke, Slaves, Freeman, Sawlelle, Preslon, Rumbold. FOURTH ROW: Fallin, WaIdrum,Maroo1, Hammond, Phillips, Araiza, Riley, Springer. FIFTH ROW: Maron, Crow, K. Perkins, Squire, Kennedy, Walls, Wood, Florence, Crusha. BACK ROW: Gresham, Ham- by, Hardcasfle, C. Perkins, Thigpin, F. While, Niell, Sanchez, Flaherly. BELOW: Pep assem- blies. l 5 1' We X mf' ' wh Nuo' X931 K Q L Y . , , A X ,ibi 1 ,,s vf L ' e Y. K 2:. L ,. SVA wwf .-vm ... , 5 , W Q of -1 ,Ji 4 g X .L 5.55, 95253 4.1, , gr 55555455 , V---- ' ' A-,. I 4 4 Q 2' ' 'I r H K .. A I ,, Sf GSW . Q sl , 1 i 'Wlhf A E YI LEO BECK FERNANDO ARMENTA TONY ZUNIGA BILL HILLIPS RUBEN GOMEZ Tackle End Cenfer ard Halfback 1 . S T N . . M 4 355 oo ... 1 , . , I ...., HA, .45 L no -, 7 , , Ngo, , ,,c. .ae- ...pw Ffh LYLE CLARK Tackle RON WALDRUM Guard BOB KEYES Halfback ?ree6ooter o T5 ANTHERS: This year's varsiTy Team had a very successTul season. as They Took Third place in The SouTh- ern Sequoia conference. WiTh im- pressive vicTories over Orosi, l-lanTord and Woodlake and wiTh The big win oT The year aT l-lanTord, considered as in a higher league, iT appeared as Though Coach Paul Plarz would cap. wiTh a league crown, a Three-year re- building iob. BuT iT seemed The l-lanTord conTesT should have been played aTTer The cglkzlspsgulilid IgzfI?:aci,1I3ErsH::.ng gegulazc sleasorg begeiquse, alThough The ' n inn ' eam o owe wi easy wins over OuTsTa d g Back Most Valuable Player Vxfosdhake and Lemoor-eII+he4Fbrand Der ormance wasn'T near y o The ca i- STANDINGS ber as ThaT oT The l-Tamford game. Team Won LosT Tied LasT year Corcoran was edged ouT Wosoo . 4 I 0 oT league conTenTion by Wesco, and Shagor . 3 I I a repeaT performance was enacTed Corcoran - 3 2 0 This season, Wasco winning 7 To 6. The Qoolgnoo . 2 2 I PanThers should have won. ExeTer . . 2 3 O The Coalinga l-lorned Toads were Lemoore ...... 0 5 O The TirsT block removed on The road back. and Then only The TradiTional SEASONIS RECORD game wiTh The ShaTTer Generals loomed as a serious ThreaT. AlThough Corcoran . . 32 Orosi . . . l2 The besT game oT The year was played Corcoran . 7 T-lanTord . . O againsT ShaTTer, The PanThers hadn'T Corcoran . . 33 Woodlake . . O counTed on such a greaT ShaTTer ball Corcoran . I9 Lemoore . . . O club, which Coach PlaTz characTerized: Corcoran . 6 Wasco . . 7 They are The besT Tackling high school Corcoran . 6 Coalinga . . . O TooTball Team l've seen in Three years. Corcoran . 7 ShaTTer . . 9 A 9 To 7 counT was no disgrace. ExeTer Corcoran . I2 ExeTer . . O was beaTen in The Tinal game oT The - - year on The home Tield, I3 To O. ATTO- ToTal . l22 ToTal . . . 28 geTher, iT was a grand season. 6 KEN ADAMS JIM FOWLER CHARLES MILLER CARROLL PERKINS End Tackle Q End Fullback ww 3 L In asm me La: . 1 FRED HARRIS Guard MLC UBesl Lineman Fullback GI-lard W VARSITY GRID SQUAD FRONT ROW, left lo right: Jerry While, Ruben Gomez, Red Crusha, Dale Flaherfy, Fred Harris, Ron Waldrum, Arnold Gray, Bill Squire, Bill Phillips, Fernando Armenia, Roberl Keyes, Ken Adams. SECOND ROW: Joe Pierce, Ed Coffman, Granl Marshall, Keirh Perkins, Tony Zuniqa, Carroll Perkins, Warren Shackelford, Lyle Clark, Fred Gresham, John Walls, John Ramirez. BACK ROW: Jim Fowler, Wayne Crow, Leo Beck, Charles Miller, Bill Slreshly Bill Rose, Louis Baraias, John GRANT MARSHALL End mammal. Lockharl, Carlos Mendiola, assisfanl coach, Paul Plalz, head coach. , 5 2' K 3 55 I f-1: -'fr ,rs VARSITY COACHES LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Plafz, head, and Ruben Amerkhanian and Carlos Mendiola, assisfanls. -D ED COFFMAN RED CRUSHA 5' Tackle, Loyally HAROLD LONG Quarlerback Award Winner Manager l azxzisxelvgrr 11 , :si FLAHERTY WAYNE CROW JOHN WALLS JERRY WHITE Halfback Sxgx ras' ,ff iw ARNOLD GRAY Center ISAIAS ARAIZA Halfback AVALON WRIGHT End wg if avg 2- 1 5 353 E KH . JMWQ. x Al Q 'I lllutineem UNIOR-SENIOR GAME: lT was The TirsT annual Junior-Senior TooTball conTesT, and The Seniors had Too much class Tor Their opponenTs, whipping Them 2I To I3 in a game played Thanksgiving day. The Juniors had a loT oT TighT, buT The experience in The lineup of Their superiors was iusT Too much Tor Them. Bill Phillips, Kenny Adams and Bill Squire Tigured prominenTly in The Seniors' scoring, wiTh a greaT block by Jim Fowler conTribuTing plenTy aT a criTical Time. The upperclassmen sTarTed righT OTT wiTh The TirsT play and kepT Their younger opponenTs preTTy well disorganized unTil laTe in The game. The Juniors came To liTe in The Third quarTer, com- ing Trom behind To regisTer Two Touchdowns, boTh by Onnie WrighT, a speedy ball carrier, buT The Tinal gun wenT OTT beTore They could rally suTTicienTly Tor a Third Try. The Senior lineup: Ken Adams and Bill Phillips, ends: Jim Fowler and Leo Beck, Tackles: John Walls and Dale FlaherTy, guards: Tony Zuniga, cenTer: KeiTh Perkins and Fred Gresham, halTbacks7 Lyle Clark, Tullback: Bill Squire, quarTerback: Felix Del- gadillo, Bill l-lamby and Don Padilla, subsTiTuTes. The Junior lineup: Fernando ArmenTa and Charlie Miller, ends: Bud Edmonds and Jim FugaTe, Tackles: Ron Waldrum, Fred l-larris, Joe Pierce and Bob l-larringTon, guards: KeiTh Perkins and Mike Kennedy, cenTer7 Red Crusha, quarTerback: Ruben Gomez, Bob Keyes and Isaias Araiza, haITbacks: Onnie WrighT and Warren ShackelTord, Tullbacks: Ed COTT- man, subsTiTuTe. ACTION SHOTS FROM THE JUNIOR-SENIOR GAME TOP, LEFT: Ruben Gomez, a iunior, goes for yardage. RIGHT: Gresham, a senior, gets away from Keyes, is caughf by Gomez. MIDDLE LEFT: Onnie Wrighf, la iunior, passes unsuccessfully. RIGHT: Gomez again Tlying for yardage. BOTTOM LEFT: Wrighi sfopped This time bn Dplgadillo, a senior. RIGHT: Isaias Araiza ioins The - casua y ls. Ilia uder THE FIGHTING B SQUAD FRONT ROW, left to right: Don Bausman, assistant coach, P. C. Cooper, Pete Roias, Pete Villalobos, Bill Niell, Jim Hardcastle, Bobby Springer, Jerry Lott, Jim Goniales, Sidney Grant, Nylon Scott, Coach Bill Rowe. SECOND ROW: Felix Delqadillo, Bill Hamby, Don Padilla, Wayne Baker, Bob Reed, Marty Silguero, Elwood Robinson, Fermin Espinoza, Verdell Florence, Melvin Jones. BACK ROW: Managers Cavin Stidham and Loren Vincent, Wayne Westbay, Dick Short, Bob Harrington, Tom McDonald, Roy Beach, Ignacio Gomez, Frank Avitia, Jim Stevens. STANDINGS Team Won Lost Tied Exeter . . 5 O O Shatter . . 4 I O Wasco . . 3 2 O Lemoore . . 2 3 O Corcoran . I 4 O Coalinqa . ..,. O 5 O SCORES Orosi . . I8 Corcoran . . O ig I-Iantord . . 25 Corcoran . . O Woodlalce . . I9 Corcoran . . 6 W:,f:lQMCfaffE Lemoore . . . I8 Corcoran . . O Wasco . . I3 Corcoran . . I2 Coalinqa . . O Corcoran . . I3 Shatter . . I8 Corcoran . . O Exeter . . 26 Corcoran . . 7 RIGHT: Felix Delgadillo, captain Iabovel, and Bob Harrington, voted most valuable man. BELOW LEFT: Delqadillo romps for 20 yards in Exeter game. RIGHT: Nylon Scott travels 20 yards, with help of fine block by Ignacio Gomez, in Exeter tilt. mmfmwfmwzwmnaw. wwe aa 1. L., at . . gqmgha, THE OFFENSIVE CUB SQUAD THE LINE, Iaff To right: Don Padilla, Tommy McDonald, Jerry Lol-P, Jim Gonsalves, Bobby Springer, Jim Hard- casfle, P. C. Cooper. BACKFIELD: Felix Dolqadillo, Ignacio Gomez, Nylon Scofi, Bill Hamby lquarferbackl. UBS: IT you look aT The scores, you wouldn'T Thinlc They were exacTly marauders, These swashbuclc- ling B TooTball players, buT Those who Tollowed Their TorTunes closely agree They were a hard-TighTing bunch. Under Their coach, Bill Rowe, and assisTanT, Don Bausman, The Cubs Turned in some mighTy inTer- esTing TooTball, and could have won more conTesTs wiTh a liTTle luck and Tewer menTal misTaIces. To sTarT The season The boys were rolled over by a sTrong Orosi eleven, I8 To O. A week aTTer ThaT They were ambushed aT Hanford, 25 To 0. They ToughT hard againsT Woodlalce, only To lose I9 To 6 in a game in which Sidney GranT made The TirsT Touch- down oT The season. Felix Delgadillo and Don Padilla also were ouTsTanding. Lemoore Then came To Cor- coran To play The TirsT league game, wiTh The Cubs coming ouT on The shorT end of The score, I3 To O. Probably The mosT exciTing conTesT Tor The boys was wiTh Wasco, a game They losT by only one poinT, I3 To IZ. Melvin Jones, leTT half, scarnpered 76 yards Tor one Touchdown, and Nylon ScoTT, also a leTT halT, made The oTher TD. The Cubs won Their only melee oT The season, againsT Coalinga, I3 To O. Bill l-lamby and Nylon ScoTT, Tailbaclcs, did The scor- ing. ShaTTer beaT The Bs, I8 To O, and ExeTer Trounced Them, 26 To 7. Franlc AviTia, a cenTer, scored, To surprise everybody. Boys selecTed Through The season by The Corcoran QuarTerbaclc club as ouTsTanding player of The week were Nylon ScoTT lTwicel, Melvin Jones, Felix Del- gadillo, Bill l-lamby, Buddy Tharp, Bill Niell. David Gilbert Bob I-larringTon and Jerry LoTT. THE DEFENSIVE CUB SQUAD THE LINE, leff To righl: Don Padilla, Jim Sfevens, Bob HarringTon, Elwood Robinson, Buck Barber, Bill Niell. BACKFIELD: MarTy Silguero, Pele Roias, Fermin Espinoza, and lfarTher backl Frank Avifia, Jim Hardcasfle. ,- Shoot tv kill! AR5llY: Sounds vicious, . Q T This 5hooT To Kill head- . ' -'V5.:, line above, and acrually The PanTher boys did go ouT V'-. W every nighT afshooTin' away. he W'-- fi E When The TighTing was over, V , Z-1' 'T They hadn'T succeeded in do- gg i 3 , in ing much killing, buT iusT The 'T ,., . ,,,. same They had done some f Q W deadeye shooTin'. l-lead Coach RoberT l-lines sweaT ROBERJa::'INES blood Trying To geT his pro- Teges on The winning side, buT, Though The players Tried Their besT, The season's Tinal counT read: Won 3, losT l4. Ruben Gomez, who was The ouTsTanding A player, was high poinT man and broke The CUl-lS record by making 36 poinTs while playing againsT The Le- moore quinTeT. Bob Keyes was elecTed rnosT valuable man, and Bill Phillips was capTain. IT was greaTly To The crediT oT The VarsiTy Team ThaT They knocked oTT Two oT The Top league conTenders, beaTing Coalinga 6l To 53 and Lemoore 70 To 35. Gomez, Fred Gresham, Bill Squire, Fernando ArmenTa and lvlike TOP ROW, left To righfz Bill Squire Tips the ball To Bob Keyes, Wayne Crow waifing: Ruben Gomez drivi Sanchez were The reTurning leTTermen To sTarT The season. SCORES OF GAMES Following are The scores oT all The VarsiTy baskeT- ball Team's games, in The order played. Coach Bob l-lines worked hard, buT iusT couldn'T manage To geT a consisTenTly winning combinaTion ToqeTher. Jim Rich did a swell iob as manager. l-lere They are: Delano 5l, Corcoran 42: l-lanTord 44, Corcoran 26: Delano 48, Corcoran 39: Corcoran 5l, Parlier 39: Corcoran 6l, Coalinga 53: ExeTer 69, Cor- coran 49: Wasco 57, Cor- coran 48: lvlclzarland 74, -Corcoran 53: Lemoore 75, Corcoran 57: ShaTTer 53, Cor- coran 30: Dinuba 6l, Cor- coran 44: Coalinga 58, Cor- coran 40: ExeTer 62, Corcoran 43: Wasco 56, Corcoran 40: Corcoran 70, Lemoore 35: Dinuba 66, Corcoran 42: ShaTTer 60, Corcoran 39. JIM layup, Keyes following: Crow iumps for rebound, wifh Squire To help. BOTTOM ROW: Keyes and Arnold Gray going for ball, Crow and Bill Phillips coming up: ArmenTa in a fasf dribble: Keyes, Dale Flaherly, and Crow affer The ball. r a lllr . so . a1 THE CUB TEAM-NEAR CHAMPS FRONT ROW left fo right Calvin Slidham, manager, Red Crusha, Don Padilla, caplaing Johnny Caudillo, Tony Marhnez Nylon Scoff mos? valuable player. BACK ROW: Jim Riley, Mariano Silguero, P. C. Cooper, Larry LeBlanc, Joaquin Ruiz, Jim Slevens, Tom McDonald. Slaaryulwvte UBS: They were sharpshoolers, all righl -so sharp, in lacl, lhal lhey wound up al lhe lop of lhe B League compelilion. ll was loo bad lhal' lhese pluclcy boys were disqualified 'lrom lhe championship on a lechnicalily, aller lhey led The way lhis year in CUl-lS baskelball. During lhe over-all season lhey won ll, losl 6. Nylon Scoll was iudged mosl val- uable player. Don Padilla was caplain, and Larry LeBlanc won high poinl honors wilh his dependable shooling. There were a lol of close games. Some were: Corcoran 36, Exeler 33: Corcoran 39, Wasco 40: Corcoran 35, Shaller 34: Cor- coran 49, Lemoore 483 Corcoran 55, Dinuba 543 Corcoran 46, Lemoore 44. Clarence Robinson did a wonderful lob as coach. CLARENCE ROBINSON Coached Winner LOWER RIGHT: The usual sfarfers. LEFT TO RIGHT: Don Padilla, Nylon Scoff, P. C. Cooper, Larry Le- Blanc, Joaquin Ruiz, Tony Marlinez. LEFT: Three ac- ficn shots from The B squad conlests. The boys really hounded lhal ball. 14,172 en tice C'-men L IQITTENS: Apprenlice C . s,w,,: im s v . :i,:rf:L5i':5,2i'4i' ' 5 men, apprenlice seamen: 'whalever you wanl lo call lhern, lhey were like a bunch oi galloping ghosls, racing back and iorlh in 'rhe nighi. f Under lheir new skipper, Ru- ben Amerkhanian, l'he Kil- .- , lens, as lhe lhird-slringers are called, won live games oul of - 'i sixleen - nol' a bad record RUBEN AMERKHANIAN for such green malerial. Ignacio Gomez was voled lhe rnosl valuable man on lhe Killy squad, for il was his speed and sparkling leam play 'lhal ke-pl lhe leam rolling. Eerrnin Espinoza was caplain, and Wayne Weslbay was high-poini man, lossing lhem inlo lhe buckel wilh lhe grealesl of ease. Some good aclion shols are shown al 'rhe righi. Top: Pinky Keyes lries lo gel lhe ball lo Eermin Es- pinoza. lvliddle: Espinoza shooiing while Nacho Go- mez and Keyes wail for lhe rebound. Bollom: Roias and Espinoza going for lhe ball, wilh Jerry Bynum comin u . x Q p Ml' my ' i ' My Coached Kiflens ABOVE: Aclion shols from C games. LEFT: Usual Kiflen sfarlers: Pinky Keyes, Verdell Florence, Fermin Espinoza, Ignacio Gomez, Gordon Gomez, Wayne Weslbay, Jim Gonsalves. BELOW: The C squad. FRONT ROW, leff fo right Larry Galvan, Guy Garcia, Gonsalves, Jerry Shirakawa, Espinoza, G. Gomez, Eddie Harris, Keyes, Dale Martinez, W. Wesfbay. BACK ROW: Wayne Rood, manager, Bill Connally, Florence, I. Gomez, James Ordoney, George Davis, Nafhanael Marshall, Gerald Sparks, G. Weslbay. ABOVE: Varsily ball leam. FRONT ROW, lefl lo righl: Pele Villalobos, lsaias Araiza, Cecil Terronez, John Ramirez, Ruben Gomez, John Caudillo, Robert Ruiz. BACK ROW: Fred Gresham, Bill Phillips, Larry Galvan, Raymond Auslin, Fernando Armenla, Tony Chavez, Bob Keyes, Wayne Rood, manager. BELOW: LEFT, Alpaugh bafler swings as Fred Gresham reaches for ball. RIGHT, Ruben Gomez scores in Alpaugh game. biamvnd Zoot ASEBALL: Under Paul Plalz, well-liked new base- : ball coach, lhe Panlher dia- mond squad had a linelurnoul V '.'.- r ol 4I eager boys, and al- , ' lhough plagued by wealc hil- ling, slarled oll lhe season in vi ii ii good lashion. Theenlhusiaslic L - i'i , ball players won over lvlclzare , 13' lure ,Q 1 3 fi ' land and Alpaugh lwice, lhen me r., . , Z! L losl lo lough Porleryille col- lege by a single poinl, 7 lo 6. They were prelly proud ol lhis lasl perlormance, and had a righl lo be. The Panlhers were bealen in league play by Exeler, Shaller, and Coalinga lwice. Bul il wasn'l as bad as lhis sounds, since lhey losl every one ol lhese lills PAU L PLATZ Coach by only a single run margin, indicaling lhey were in lhere all lhe lime lighling. Aller losing lo Lemoore by a score ol 6 lo l, lhe diamondeers lurned around and delealed Wasco in a nighl game in Corcoran, lhis lime being on lhe long end ol a onerrun differ- ence. So il really wasn'l such a bad season aller all. ln lhe pilching deparlmenl, big Fernando Ar- menla slood oul as a leading hurler, bul Pele Villa- lobos and Roberl Ruiz also lurned in some good performances. Olhers on lhe lirsl slring squad were Fred Gresham, Cecil Terronez, Ruben Gomez, Larry Galvan, Bob Keyes, John Caudillo, lsaias Araiza, Bill Phillips, and John Ramirez. For lhe second year, a junior varsily ball squad was organized under lhe coaching ol Carlos lvlendiola, and lhese boys, some ol whom will qualily lor varsily in lhe lulure, had a lol ol lun. Mn Mx 2 an TRACK TEAM FRONT ROW, lefl lo righl: Calvin Slidham, manager, Wayne Weslbay, Dale Marlinez, lgnacio Gomez, Pinky Keyes, Nalhanael Marshall, Fermin' Espinoza, Buddy Tharp, Felix Delgadillo, P. C. Cooper. SECOND ROW: Jerry Coldren, manager: Tom Nevarez, Rocsevell Washnglon, Sidney Granl, Jerry Loll, Dick Shorl, Elwood Robinson, I' A' G lM h Z' J Th' BACKROWLICIIQW C RoWld saias raiza, ran ars all, Tony uniga, ames ierry. : ye ar , ayne .row, n a rum. Warren Shackelford, Elberl Wood, Rufus Wood, Nylon Scoll, Kennelh Washington, Jerry While, Elmore Jackson, Kennelh Hammond, Willis Jackson, manager. Un The Run RACK: Whal a lrack season Corcoran had lhis yearl The Panlhers won lhe league championship lor lhe second conseculive year and lor lhe sevenlh lime in lhe lasl eighl years. Jerry While qualiliecl lor lhe slale championship conlenlion in Berkeley by eslablishing a new Valley record ol 49.3 in lhe 440. And Coach Robinsons boys broke live A records and one B mark. Nol bad! While made 49.3 in lhe Valley linals al Delano, breaking his '53 mark ol 5I.9. The olher A records: Wayne Crow: I2-pound shol pul, 54' 6V2 , Divisional record fold record-l-larvey Vicks, 47' 2V2 , '52l. Discus, l59' 2Va , Kern Relays fold record - Jim Travis, I4O' I , '52l. Elmore Jackson: l2O-yard high hurdles, I5.6, Praclice meel lold record-Jackson, l5.9, '53l. Ken l-lamrnond, Warren Shackellord, While, Jackson: 880-yard relay, l:33.2, Kern Relays fold record-Cheslnul, Tanner, Slayloaugh, Harris, 1134, '47l. Nylon Scoll broke a divisional record in lhe B class broad iump wilh a leap ol 2l' ln . The old mark was 20' B , by Jerry While in l953. ll was lruly a grand lrack season lor Corcoran high, and al lhe lime ol lhis wriling everyone was pulling lor a championship lor Jerry While al lhe slale meel al Berkeley May 29, loo lale in lhe year lor recording in lhe Harvesler. SCHEDULE March I3-l-lanlord. March 20-Wasco. March 27-Coalinga. April I-Four-Way Meel, Lemoore. April lO-20-30 Relay al Tulare. April I7-Wasco Relays al Wasco. April 24-Kern Relays al Bakerslield. lvlay l-League lvieel al Coalinga. May 8-Divisional Meel al Lemoore. lviay May lvlay I5-Wesl Coasl Relays al Fresno. 22--Cenlral Seclion Meel al Delano 29-Slale Meel al Berkeley. CLARENCE ROBINSON Coach Sew TRACK ACTION The fracksfers had a greaf season. TOP, lefl: Sprinlers lsaias Araiza, Warren Shackelford and Ken Hammond gel off fo a fasl' sfarr. Righl: Milers Jerry Whife, P. C. Cooper, Tony Zuniga and Felix Delgadillo comin' round The bend, MIDDLE, lefl: Sidney Gran? does a fancy high iump, as Roosevell Washingfon walches. Righl: Wayne Crow puls lhe shof while weiqhl men Lyle Clark and Jerry Lolr awaif fheir furns. BOTTOM, leff: Elmore Jackson and Nafhanael Marshall clear fhe low hurdles. MIDDLE: Jerry While lands in the broad iump pil as Nylon Scofl and Roosevell Washingfon sfand by, Riqhf: Ronald Waldrum heaves The discus, wifh Ferrnin Espinoza walching. Ra que teer ADVANCED TENNIS TEAM FRONT ROW lei? fo righf: Shirley Whileside, Marqaref Koepke, Carol Freeman, Dolores Anaya, Una Harvey, Barbara Sllvera Verlee Hammond, Barbara Goodrich, Belly Paredes, Audrey While, Delores Garcia, Kay Marool, Lance Weber BACK ROW: Rudy Sanchez, Jim Riley, Keifh Perkins, Milre Kennedy, Bill Squire, Larry LeBlanc, Leonard Thrgprn Dale Flaherfy, Jim Hardcasfle, Bob Springer, Verdell Florence, Bill Crusha, Keith Stephens, manager. ENNIS: Wilh Tennis menlor Bob l-lines al The helm, The Cor- coran nel 'ream fared well in ils praclice rnalches, and hoped lo climax The season by copping rwo or Three berlhs in The Soulhern Sequoia divisional lournamenl al l-lanlord. Wirh bad pracrice con- dilions and wirh rennis commenc- ing laler lhan il did al olher schools, The racqueleers opened 'rhe season wilh a series of losses, bul improved gradually. The lurnoul was rhe grealesl ever, wilh more lhan 50 enlhusiasls Taking lo 'rhe courls. The aspiranrs were divided info beginner and advanced groups, 'ro give everyone a beller chance. As a sign Thar Tennis is rapidly becoming a nnaior sporr al CUHS, varsily blocks were awarded io lerlermen Tor The lirsl lime. Lack of praclice, inexperience, and The pauciry of courls didn'l' help, as Corcoran losi lo Tulare, IO lo 3, aller several earlier malches had been rained our. ln a laler relurn malch The Redskins were able 'ro Left boys doubles FRONT ROW, lefl lo right: Jim Riley, Mike Kennedy, Keilh Perkins, Rudy Sanchez. BACK ROW: Silvera Dolores Anaya. BACK ROW: Verlee Hammond, Barbara Goodrich, Audrey While. .N 7' .I Z.-s .' , it 5 :' ff -25. ff. M '- -'N' 1 - Bill Squire Kay Maroof, Jim Hardcasfle, Bill Crusha. Righf, girls doubles. FRONT ROW: Delores Garcia, Barbara ' :ai-' 'wg' .y . K' BEGINNERS TENNIS TEAM FRONT ROW, Isl? fo right: Dixie Harris, Eslher Siflon, Joan Johnson Bobbie Chaflln Nancy Cooper Linda Boyell, Nancy Grigsby, Judy Squire, Gloria Campos, Florence Rose BACK ROW Roberla While Beverly Harringfon, Alberl Balcazar, Charles Founlain, Mike Campos, Fred Harris Mickey Robb John Lockharl Alfred Doherfy, Lynn Finney, David Hardcaslle beal Corcoran by only 8 lo 4. The Corks look lheir lirsl viclory when lhey knocked over McFarland, 9 lo 5. The Panlhers dropped a IO lo 4 decision lo a slrong Lindsay squad, lhen lied Redwood high ol Visalia, I8 lo l8, in a sel-lo lhal included 36 malches. loo lale lor inclusion in lhe l-larvesler was lhe league lourna- menl, which delermines nol only lhe league champions bul also who is lo represenl lhe Soulh Sequoia league in lhe valley finals. Some ol lhe mosl oulslanding players lhis year were Leonard Thigpin, Maggie Koepke, Dale Flaherly, Carol Freeman, Larry LeBlanc, Kay lv1arool,Verlee Hammond and Belly Paredes. Corcoran, in disagreemenl wilh lhe league, prolesled lhe conlerences decision lo make looys and girls lennis leams play al separale limes and places. So lhe local aulhorilies decided il would be besl lo lree lance inslead ol playing a league schedule. Leif, boys and girls singles. FRONT ROW: Una Lyle Harvey, Shirley Whlleslde Belly Paredes BACK ROW Bob Springer, Verdell Florence, Larry LeBlanc, Lance Weber. Riqhl mixed doubles Leonard Thlgpln Margarel Koepke, Dale Flaherly, Carol Freeman --.-........,....... new-wi-11-w-s1.4 Nma ww AA: The Girls Alhe lelic associalion, direcled by Miss Kay Sullivan, was very ac' live, bolh in sporls and in money-raising aclivi- lies. Qiiicers were: Belf ly Paredes, presidenl: lvlargarel Koeplce, vice- presidenlq Shirley Whileside, secrelary' lreasurer. Managers oi lhe various sporls were: Direclor Lupe Gonzales, baslcel- ball: Elaine Gillon, sollball: Eslher Avilia, volleyball: Dixie l-larris, lumblingy Pal Sleward, pingpong: Rom' elia Ramirez, badminlon: Barbara Goodrich, swim- ming, and Dolores Anaya, lennis. KAY SULLIVAN The Roving Ravens, under 'lhe caplaincy ol Mag' gie Koeplqe and lhe managership oi Elaine Gillon, won lhe sollball championship, Team names were lrom dillerenl lcinds oi birds. Annie Maqallanes caplained her volleyball loam lo a championship, wilh Eslher Avilia serving as manager. The squad was named Fresh, all leams using names ol deo- doranls. Baskelball leams were named aller beer brands, 'rhe Bulldogs, caplained by Belly Archibald, winning, Lupe Gonzales did an oulslanding iob ol managing lhe casaba lourney. The purpose ol lhe Girls Alhlelic Associalion is lo help lhe girls lo become beller cilizens in sporls- manship, leadership and compelilion, and lo help build slrong, sound bodies. lhey carry on various sporls aclivilies similar lo lhose ol lhe boys, lhe main dillerence being lhal They play each olher insread oi olher schools. Aclivilief, are scheduled lor noon and aller school. A poinl syslem enables a girl lo receive a leller when she gains a cerlain number of poinls. During lhe school year lhe GAA enioyed lwo slcaling parlies, a snow lrip wilh lhe FFA, and a picnic scheduled lor May al which awards were lo be given oul. Moneyvraising aclivilies included candy and calce sales every Wednesday al noon lhroughoul lhe school year, ABOVE: Top, GAA officers: Shirley Whileside, freasurerg Belly Paredes, presidenl: Margarel Koepke, vicmpresidenl. Bollom: GAA council, FRONT ROW: Pal Sleward, Dolores Anaya, Lupe Gonzales, Belly Paredes, Margarel Koepke, SECOND ROW: Barbara Goodrich, Romelia Ramirez, Geraldine Puls, Elaine Gillon. BELOW: Lefl, volleyball slars, FRONT ROW: Gloria Campos, Dixie Harris, Dolores Anaya. BACK ROW: Lupe Gonzales, Elaine Gillon, Shirley Whileside, Geraldine Puls, Belly Paredes, Pal Sleward. MISSING: Annie Maqallanes. Righl, basketball champs. FRONT ROW: Ouida Smith, Palsy Crisl, Fonda Beshears, Nancy Grigsby. BACK ROW: Sylvia Won, Palsy Amos, Ger- aldine Puls, Belly Fuller, Lupe Gonzales. 1 -msas1,'eza ix .',.mmf RIGHT, TOP PICTURE: Parl of lhe Girls' Alhlelic Associalion. FRONT ROW, lefl lo righl: Palsy Amos, Joan Johnson, Ramona Reguero, Mava Saylor, Judy Squire, Ouida Smilh, Lupe Balcazar, Geraldine Dunn, Dor- olhy Toney. SECOND ROW: Nancy Griqsby, Sylvia Won, Pearl LeMay, Rosie Ramirez, Rella Halley, Elizabelh Brown, Bobbie Chaffin, Rose Roberts, Eslher Sillon, Mar- garel Koepke. BACK ROW: Belly Paredes, Geraldine Puls, Helene Preslon, Anna Archibald, Belly Johnson, Pearly Johnson, Verie Lollon, Jerry! Chaparro, Geraldine oss. RIGHT, BOTTOM PICTURE: The resl of GAA. FRONT ROW, Iell lo righl: Helen Morales, Ann Parraz, Dolores Garcia, Fonda Beshears, Vera Ramirez, Marie Marlinez, Lupe Gonzales, Eslher Avilia, June Swan, BACK ROW: Florence Rose, Carolyn Pierce, Mary Perry, Barbara Goodrich, Dixie Har- ris, Belly Archibald, Elaine Gillon, Glenda Chipman, Barbara Milchell. NOT PIC- TURED: Dolores Anaya, Linda Baker, Gloria Campos, Marlha Chaparro, Palsy Crisl, Reba Damron, Belly Fuller, Ruby Howell, Angie Jaquez, Shirley Johnson, Gladys Le- May, Annie Magallanes, Emma Marlinez, Romelia Ramirez, Connie Sliqer, Pal Slew- ard, Ellie Taub, Shirley Whileside. BELOW: LEFT, 'lhe GAA lennis champs. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dixie Harris, Florence Rose, Shirley Whileside, Margarel Koepke, Belly Paredes, Dolores Anaya, Barbara Goodrich, Barbara Silvera, Lupe Gonzales, Bobbie Chaffin .... RIGHT: lhe soflball lournamenl winners. FRONT ROW, Iefl lo righl: Ouida Smith, Ramona Reguero, Mar- garel Koepke, Elvira Ramirez, Dolores Gar- cia. BACK ROW: Belly Johnson, Bobbie Chaffin, Mary Perry, Rella Halley, Carolyn Hammond. fs' ff if'Q-Q ff ', L Mun . .,f.,f Mfwbffyf Wfypf M W J'Z::W5f5WiVff30f Wagga Wwe Qfffffsmffgr Wfwwiw MW MM WM ,X W1 14dUel-tiAing WM Wdywy W W MTW! ,P Sf KHWWKMQ w wffiA MJ4j?,?i5Q2V?fN wg i Q?Evgig 5i:0iQ5 QW V 'Kp yf9ViE5,f.f'fSen xii. Wiff gag' 2Z3 jf5fw sf Wim lnternational Trucks, Tractors Clclsnnoloile 0 Buick Y el- coRcoRAN A W ,b - 2,5 x Motoia SALES I i q CEDMPANY AQ -Em Sales and Service - I C. I S S Corcoran E all 1 if - - X. , r ,AX , g x Implement ' f ' 1 A Vi X l-lAMMOND'S BAKERY WISl-IES Tl-lE GRADUATING SENIGRS A' Congratulations to the Seniors ot l9S4 Wayne Murray , ', 1 'yn Tl-lE BEST OE LUCK A - Ez: - ,ga mms N '- f 3-, mf 5 - m ay 'ex' e :il v-a w .'.f ' t'.-,.-.1'-':.m - -.. :i::Z1f:5f1f 7' W ' - X-'Ae Qas:1: :5:1:f: :s::: w :::s:5f:::fff'- fi' l ' 9 .f N' 51' , f f - '-11--X- -Q 7 z-I Q, I, Y-4 3 Fe- 5 C S ' +T5r-Lux.1x,., 4 I I I X X., , rl- . ,:,x,' General Farming Thayer 84 Davis Body Shop TIRES AND TUBES LUBRICATION Bm CA L CI rm d G E N E I Aiier - ASSOCIATED SERVICE Thayer 81 Davis Body Pickup and Delivery Service Corner King and Whilrley Ave. 9OI Chase Ave. Phone 52 Phone I5 Som Crookshclnks Co. TRUCKINC-3 GRAIN Crookshonks Soles Co FRUIT BUTANE COTTON PROPANE ROCK BUTANE SAND PROPANE 'GYPSUM WEST WHITLEY AVENUE CORCORAN PHONES 209 and 230 Best of Luck to the Class of '54 DON CRADDOCK, JR. DISTRIBUTOR SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Service ls My Business Phone 53 P. O. Box I046 Compliments . . . to Seniors of 1954 D Y E R T R U C K S 'ki-IAY . ..GRAIN DEALERS 'kBUTANE HAULINC-5 irWAREl-IOUSE 700 Whilrley Avenue Phone 50 Corcoran WfESTERN AUTO STORE Sporfing Goods - Schwinn Bicydes ' Appliances Toys ' Games ' Tires ' Auio Par+s SlLLER'S PAINTS I025 Whi+ley Avenue Phone 250 Mosl Powerful Gas Your ly Theys Shell Service Corner Chase and Whllley Phone 208-M EASTSIDE MARKET M V Mendes FINE QUALlTlES IN MEAT AND VEGETABLES Phone I33 64l Whllley Avenue Corcora Found! The Besl Place in Town lo Eels: RlLEY'S DRIVE Phone 59-J M, WI' I IfLf5::ff1M 2221 ,ww Iwwgljffcp wwf? D ff ,f7'7Qff Af 4 WW 5 I M ,IfQIf4fi MS EQJQRW-AZN W gf ,I A,DvQM6gaw1w fjflgpfgm I Ei. b ,,,A,.V. B I 4 5 I I I W H I T L E Y P H 0 N E , O if 'II' 'lffj ,. ' fiiigf u 6 ' ---I' E - F P CARL BQLINGER D ace - FROZEN Poco LOCKERS - FUEL ,wb 72, whenino 5+ F zen Chiffe cl d H Avenues c: c: If ' U' XVWVXX' 7469 03:2- Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1954 Your Friendly Bank The First National Bank in Corcoran lO45 Whit ey Avenue -f' ffbfnk Keeffe Wgff M Qiyi fyyotafoe-Keette TQQUAQMWQ! J. C. PENNEY GENERAL INSURANCE , COMPANY REAL ESTATE ACCOUNTING IiI7Whitley Avenue Phone l58 III3-I5Norboe Ave. Phone 4I8z45 CLYDE HARRIS UNION 76 DEALER WE BABY Youia BueeY Firestone ' Sales and Service Guaranteed Retreading I 204 Whitley Phone I3 CROCKET 234 GAMBGGY Box 788 Phone I F2 You're Money Ahead Q -..:, ,E When You S ee YS W 'e r ss 'nsufance C , WW hw K M . N McDonald-Rach Agency I N S U R A N C E I I I5 Chase Phone l9I '. Congratulations Congratulations t o t h e C l f '54 , , GSS O Seniors of 54 E HGASAI-LCQWN Tex Scarborough Corcoran, Calif. Phone 246 Corcoran, California 6111 oi QTQQ rwwaldk 27W5fVKmvx H ,W r1Wa..,e ,iii SUPER-WAY MARKET MMM? -Nawei4u5 fwqof a J You save tHne- and F 1 .1 -Hpgyl M. if f 51? ra zgbgterpillar 4 N 5 SOHN DEERE E 0 U DAVIES MACHINERY CCDMPANY Hanford Bakersfield Corcoran Wasco he rg!! X or Ldfdf H Z f fa G .-..- a . we eff f -f .U I , w . --fgJ.1' .-7,-f b ' : ,A 'liih-9 '11l.':512 'AZ': i ' V LLM ,aw 2- 1 'V I I f-'- iq, ' ' vm r E .mfr-1 v. J: 1 - W5 sf , EE.: E 1 ., M., L 75 WL f'.faa.g.,:4ulm- - A4 ,LIL- W 5' :K ,. A F ,V 1 . .A ww A-we ' - 1, mf 4 vw' , Jf 5. .xf ,- I, ,f, X ..,, 1 me fr ,f 9 k A-so L I -GLLAVVV UID - ,rf if Q-H ff 7 4, .1..1,,k3-fhdlxuf-5, 411 1 , 1 1 v , 'LL-w 'ef N X- Q J I- ' 4 r fx A aww 'W' 'W' CURTIS AUTO SUPPLY , Auro PARTS AND A7:GgsoRlEs ' GOLDEN EAGLE GAS ,Nob uf Glen Curfis, Owner 6r2n7i ?, Sourh Dairy Avenue 6 Phone 239-J in .... EfN4A!'RQ-4'+ER'f4'-J vwwffb -A-ca--E Q,J+u.s 5? jd . Inav-2 ' gh 'VELQCEROQERTSOQIMJ WM, ors:6W9VALnWLz6 que Jtnv' ,97,a.f4,L .a,n4.LvVwJf7o4 05.4.17 708 -zu..40!wwn, MMNIJWWQEMWJWWEMMDMKQ 'lf '6 r J:rOE:Z:dUSnerrnan honen27 - WW Jew? Ja HAMSGR E .Wy M.J.souuBBg . WE GIVE s AND AG, EN SW - Fx gf WW P My 1 W' E Wes? Corcoran Q xjvf A ' N Congratulations s t and Best Wishes to the Class of '54 FARMERS LUMBER CO. West Whitley A V u SAWTELLE AND ROSPRIM MACHINE SHOP Tlph 24.1 Ph 450 E Dru's M. C. Hclile Agency' Beauty SGIOH ' LATEST IN HAIR STYLES AND ' , I-IAIR CUTTING h. I N 5 U R A N c E ' A R E A L E s T A T E I4, I L o A N s ISIS PhOne353 Corcoran 9 If . . 'lf' Callfor Corner of SIanIey and CIaire - 6 jf M Phone 136-M MI MW! A f ' if Us J, ,Jbrg JW W - 70 My ' f M, if Q PIQWELERS My W W' My L M ,JJ L Wnntley Avenue hone 440 Corcoron WWW G5 43QQQmw 'ly RDOIXI gl JEFFERSON WWWMWM D WELL DRILLERS 1022 Norboe l5o8V D + Phone ZI9 Ph 486 C C If ,2f,21'fL2.,-zgzxl Poultry cmd i n Livestock of All Kinds :55:x s, , CALIFORNIA MILLING CORPORATION C coran Los Angel California X5 . avi We u, QiX 'iv iii Qiiibi M .U ku iiiiiiiii Eg il'5S5iii1gSg ?kQ X xox Sl wiDxXNixQ BGSWELL- N RL Q W - Q ii iiigoMPANY W 3 i ii Q x N sk Ginning Gil Milling X 1 Feed Pens Crop Finoncing QE o x SQ Corcoron o Pond o Tipton o Tulore i Arizoncl X X X Q i Corcoron, Colif. Phone i Q. . -xsfx Arlhur Shorl Diclc Shorl Short Bros. Drilling Co. Water Well Drilling I I I3- I I I5 Norboe Avenue Corcora Phone 375 Phone 4I8 Best Wishes Congrcitulotions Closs of '54 Closs of '54 CrGig'S Corcoron Dislribulor SIUCIIO STANDARD oiL PRODUCTS Clara and Gail Craig Phone I8I s.-txffixg Best Wishes to the Reg Graduating Class of '54 fm, 'iivffw GILKEY FARMS, INCSIHQ Qxs Manufacturers and Distributors of AGRICULTURAL SUPPLIES AGRIFORM COMPANY, INC - California Art8t Engraving Co. '22 Lederer, Street 81 Zeus Co., Inc. Congratulations to the Class of '54 Charles M. Keegan BUY YOUR SHOES A+ Corcoran Shoe Mart and Save SHoES EoR Tl-IE ENTIRE FAMILY Name Brands G E N E R A L ' Top QuaIi+y INSURANCE LowPrices Narrow, Medium, Wide Widths 9I5 Whitley Phone 623 CORCORAN STEAM LAUNDRY and Dry Cleaning Works PICKUP AND DELIVERY in Corcoran for over 30 years Phone 89 Bexwmm I' 1, Q 0 'I'HA'I S your Doctor f Motors, your favorit chanic. H's business is keep ing car , rucks and tract running smoothly and eco- nomically. Better see your Doctor of Motors soon for expert car care. WaIt's Auto Parts CHROME PISTON RINGS Phone PicIcereII ,iw W W mf I . . ' 'KX f , ,'A A '- f ' :ft Azza - . uigi m Jewelry ar Gifts of Distinction iig 1029 Whitley Ave. V K, Phone 320 gy C,.44'15lf5 WH EELER gK,pf24fLQ55 du s of l954. F U R N IT U R ff fywgj C O M P A N Y A y f A ' . if ' nys For All Nationally-Known Lines of Furniture and WQICOITJQ Appliances LANE CEDAR CHESTS Rf BENDIX WASHERS AND DRYERS Pl-llLCO REFRIGERATORS ' C A L D W E L L ' S EVERY MODERN CONVENIENCE FOR Tl-lE HOME Phone 282 9 I 7 Whitley l l l l Whitle y Phone 453 GOOD LUCK, SENIORS f -, ,I MAJ! -CMT HARRISON WEWPPY MOTOR BRUNSWICK PARTS POOL HALL PARTS FOR CARS, TRUCKS, TRACTORS I I QJPW MACHINE SHOP Q -MZ SERVICE 928 WHITLEYQ if llapwwdlmi 829 Whllley Phone 4-I 6 A YOUR SERVICE SHOE SHOP ISIOT ONLY OFFERS OOOD SHOE REPAIR BUT SHOES DYED OR SHIISIED Congratulations and All Work Guaranleed Best Wishes Orville Gladwell TO THE CLASS OF IP54 N f l .5 O UI I la A Ab X Phone ' mf: 208-.I X iN E: If' TTT PcIS'rime Nursery 726 Hall Phone 524 WWW My lgii usEouR T xg RESQMDRUGSTGRE A , lf I ' Tley'Av'Que Anlalione I34 - - Q w ,, YOUR Low COST G Y, A L g, MILEAGE MERCHANT F T T - -' B0YETT'McD0NN.D .E A Q .,. A eeeee A T Corcoran ' B 5. 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