Corcoran High School - Harvester Yearbook (Corcoran, CA)

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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.

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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.

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.. 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