Corcoran High School - Harvester Yearbook (Corcoran, CA)

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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

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.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

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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.