Corcoran High School - Harvester Yearbook (Corcoran, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1958 volume:

K Q I ,au .. .. r' , -. ..,. rl 1 YT' -This year will 868.121 Seniors , O-iwg,vr.H.f.be'a larger 5-.' 4 - - ' ' 1: 1: h'ntxfif,f,EB'rcg' rgnklighis is .. Ulm -FEW 4 V ' '. -' 'W r , 9' ef 'qirbltu ' - 'Ifhe School -' 523f'aL w Manu- A '- ' x . Corcoran's first high school was a wooden structure built in the year i '1912. The principal was A. C. Smith, and the teacher was Grace Acker- man. There were 30 pupifs in theizlass. In the year, 1913, bookkeeping was one omimajor subjects offered. Corcoran High 'graduated their - first class in 1914. Atthat time there were approximately 15 graduates. ' . In 41914 the old building was tbrnqfiown ahdvangther brfildirrg was ' Q erected. There were 60 Wetglaferyzm .xv W small. Later, Comniexeiaja frourses were-offered to the ' M llment this year startdarat 521. ifherexare Qldepartrnents in thefchooi, offering the students a subject! Corcoran High is also ovlibtandingjn sports. ' Fm two , .the 'championship and'co-dranipionship . 1. he!psdi?:Teer.tl1e . 1- , 1958 HARVESISEQ CORCORAN, CALIFORNIA DEDICHTIUH Alfred P1zarro In the past few years he has brought about a better understandrng between student and teacher He has been anmspuatron to students both by hlSfI'lCl'ld1ll'1CSS to them and mterest rn them mg He has brought about a greater mterest ln the freld of brology whrch has glven the students a better undcrstandmg of themselves and therr envuonment We feel sure that he wtll go on to greater helghts rn h1s professlon and asprratlons 'Z To . His work as a Biology teacher has been outstand- xsxx sxxxxxxxxxxsxxaxw Q What do you want from educat1on'7 Thrs IS a questlon that should be asked and answered by every student teacher parent ann ctuzen Spec1f1c answers w1ll and should vary for each but a general answer should be consldered by all I belleve that you or we should want as much of the traxnrng that rt IS possrble to asslmrlate 1n the areas of the com mun1cat1on skllls qreadrng and wrmngj the technrcal knowledges the apprecratrons of how people have l1ved and must l1ve together the un derstandlng of ourselves and the physrcal envrronments ln wh1ch we lrve and the comprehens1on of the flashrng speed and near uncontrollable power IU an age of trlps to the moon or beyond All of us cannot be sc1ent1sts Some of us must prepare to teach others to grow the food to work the machlnes and to do the multrtude of other Jobs for wh1ch we are fltted The alternatrve 18 to be domlnated by others who w1ll prepare Mr STEWART Supenntendent The graduatrng Class of 1958 w1ll look upon thxs year as one of the mrlestones 1n thetr l1ves We know that thxs book 1S a story of theu ac t1v1t1es and achlevements wh1ch end wlth four years of hlgh school edu catxon We hope that you Semors wrll remember your school and the people rn xt through thts book the 1958 Harvester We can only hope that all of your plans and dreams of the future are fulfllled and that your experrences 1n Corcoran Hrgh School w1ll have played a small part rn your success Mr Yeager To have the knowledge the sk1ll and the att1tude to do your Job the best that you can rs that what you want? The answer IS yours M Mr YEAGER School Board Pflwpal Nw Mr John Maroot, Mr A Fmney, Mr Gerald Schwank, Mr Frank Doan, Mr Roscoe Bessey 4 . . . I Y - . . Stewart. 'FKA 2 ,Q Mr MARSEE Dean of Boys I wish to extend my congratulatlons to the graduaung Senlors Your dlploma IS onlv a svmbol of the values you have rccelved as a result of the work you have done for the past twelve years You mll be rewarded dally for havrng achreved vour goal Many doors w1ll nom be opened to you whrch otherwlse would have remamcd closed forever Islncerelx hope that the rest of the students w1ll become aware of thrs fact and be gin now to make plans not only to graduate but to prepare themselves IH the best pOSS1b16 manner unt1l t1me for graduation Mr Marsee I am happy to greet the members ofthe Student Body through the Harvester In thts year of Sputmks and Explorers we have seen a growth of Ill terest 1n scrence and Si16llI1f1C research that has extended to the rank and ftle even Nvllhlll our school Many of you w1ll partrcrpate rn the rmportant events that l1e ahead of us and ll ls my hope that your hlgh school educatton has 1n some measure helped you for such partrcrpatlon To each of you I mx h a good l1fe and success In the goal you are undertakmg Mrs Covmgton Mrs COVINCTON Dean of Guls OFFICE HELP L toR M R G:1rc1a,F J Adams,L Walls J Mena,K Edmunds, A Guer rero,V Mackey J Adams E Lea1,M Walker A Ma1one,B Oakley S Stone D Doan 5 1 f D Thayer R MLIHCY B Ortega J Maroot Pres V P125 Secretary Busmess Manager COMMISSIONERS AND CLASS PRESIDENTS ROW l Left to Rxght P Barnhart, J McCa1n R Chappell, C McFadden, D Doan N Lee ROW 2 D Pruxtt K Lott, B Gomez B Murray STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENT ATIVES ROW 1 Left to R1ght D Patnck G Hammond, G Cal van,D D1ft1S J Goodr1ch,B Gay mon ROW 2 V M1ll1c1ch S Bowron J Dow L G11eS, J Walton D Doan ROW 3 J Amado,K Cartwnght J Dow G Fox M R Garcx Head Yell Leader Student Counc1l 6 7 IA Pi gq Q-an Mxss Eaton and vir Curt1s teachmg combmecx shorthand and typxng Mr CURTIS class N-1 MISS EATON Mr BILLS Mr WILLIAMS Mr BARNEY Mxss HUCGINS Mx PHELPS Mr LEPPER Mrs BARTHOLOMEW Mr PIZARRO Mr P1zarro s B1o1ogy Lab Penod 3 8 it bs! .fzf Mrs LATIMER lvlr ROWE Mr STIVERS Mrs MARSEE Mr I.epper's Amermccm Problems Class, Perlod 6 Mr WALKER lvlr BFINO Mrs ESCH Mr HOUSE My SCHALLHORN .k.-.np-L-m JB Mr' LAMB Faculty having coffee after :1 hard day's work. 9 E155 Faculty H1 LIICS The new year opened for the faculty September 2nd w1th a teachers lnstrtuuon The purpose of the mstrtutlon was to orrent the new teachers to the communxty and to the POIICICS of the school Rapldly followlng XHSIIIUIIOH was a faculty party so faculty members and therr famllles could become acqualnted w1th each other Severalchurches 1n the communlty sponsored receptlons to acqualnt teach ers wrth congregauon members Every Wednesday after school faculty meetlngs were held to dlscuss school problems thelr solutlons and other rtems of buslness Each Thursday after school the faculty had a coffee sessron a perlod of relaxatron that IS' As the year progressed rt was h1 lrghted by several other notable events such as the faculty Chrlstmas party held the nlght before the holxdays started and then a faculty basketball game 1nJan uary w1th the Hanford faculty Corcoran handed the Hanford cagers the1r Clnch Notrces w1th a wrnnrng score of 63 to 45 On a more serrous note many of the teachers were actrve rn the? T A and were grvmgtherr servrces to communrty organrzauons Notable was a talk grven rn March by the Dean of Boys Mr Marsee and the Dean of Glrls Mrs COV1DgIOD to the Rotary Club The toprc covered the dunes of the deans and an explanatlon of the procedure and worth of testing for gurdance The year frnlshed on a strong footmg w1th many other such talks and 3CI1VlI16S Many of the faculty members plan to contlnue then' work by gorng to summer school to keep up wrth current progress ID the1r frelds I ml 6 If 'fd 10 ll ' f' ,LQZQJ1 f - f'x . h ' In .gh-A , U ' Z . - sr ag X X , fl- ifjinffriii' Senror ueen One of the outstandmg events of the year was the Senror Queen Dance The dance held tr Novem ber for the purpose of rarsmg money for the Senror trrp was very suc cessful Clrmaxrng the evenmg was the crowmng of Queen Judy Robmson and the mstalhng of her attendants MaryR Garcra Barbara Ortega and Nancy Flaherty Thrs year four grrls competed for the much coveted t1t1e Votes were sold forapenny each The g1r1 selhng the most votes was elected Queen X QUEEN and ATTENDANTS, L. to R.: Mary R. Garcia, The Queeng Judy Robinson, Barbara Ortega, and Nancy Flaherty. SPONSORS Mr Plzarro Mxss Sulllvan Mrs Robmson Mr Lamb ,,. 5 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS, ILFT to RIGHT B Wrlber, Sgt at Arms, J Woods, Sgt at Arms, J Mena, Sec , A D Halstead, Vxce Pres , Doyle Prultt, Pres Semor Class The Sen1ors started off the year trymg hard to rarse money and to get pornts to be el1g1ble to go on the Sen1or Tup In November the Senror Queen Ball was held wh1ch was very successful The Senrors played the Junrors 1n February 1D the annual donkey basketball game The score was tred the donkeys were tlred Seventy three Senrors went on the Senror trrp to Sacramento thrs year Accom panymg the Senrors on the tr1p were Mr P1zarro Mr Marsee and Mrs Covmgton Then came the b1g day to the Semors GRADUATION the brggest event ln then school lrves Graduanon May 29 1958 ended twelve years of educatron for most of them For some of them II meant thelr last year of educatlon 1n school Some w1l1 go on to college and many w1ll go on to other enterpnses pin-4-v-Sql 029.40 FINANCE COMMITTEE, LEFT to RIGHT B Ortega, E. Jacob, R. Muncy, J Maroot, N. Lee, C McFadden, D Doan 13 a 1,2, Basket all AHUMADA, EDDIE Wrestling 3 Harvester Staff 4 Copy Editor ARCHER JIM Football 1,2 3 4 Variety Show 2,3 Christmas Ball Committee 2 Prom Committee 3 Senior Trip Commlttee 4 Senior An nouncement Committee 4 Le termen Club 3 4 BROWN, BOB Baseball 2 Track 2 3 Rally Club 2 3 Prom Committee 3 Donkey Ball Game 3,4 BROWN, JIM ,ff if swf' Kd' ADAMS, FANNY JO Sergeanettes 1,2,3,45 CAA 45 Tri-l-Ii-Y 3,45 Panther Tales 35 Librarian 35 Office Girl 45 Prom Committee 3' Rally Club 2 Variety Show 4 ADAMS JANIS Rally Club 4 Prom Committee 3 Senior Queen s Ball 4 Footb ALEXANDER BILL FFA 1 Sentinel 2 VICE Pres 3 4 Dairy Judgmg Team 3,4 Representative State Con vent1on2 Student Council 3 4 Football 2 CARTWRIGHT , KEN Football 1 Wrestling 2 4 League Champion 3 Track4 Manager 2 Lettermen Club 3 4 Baseball Manager 3 Uni cycle Club 2 Student Coun cil 4 if Manager 1,3 Track Manager 3 Rally Club 4 Junior Senior Play 3 Christmas Play 3 Har vestcr Staff 4 BALCAZAR CONNIE CSF 1 Future Teachers Club 2 3 4, Treasurer 3 Rally Club 4 Spanish Club 4 Senior Picture Committee 4 7 Teen Club 2 Freshman Party Com mittee 1 BROWN, CAROL Tri I-I1 Y 1,2 Pres, Future Nurses Club 3 Home Ec Club 2 Band 1,2, Rally Club 1,2,3 Y 5 ' . 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H' 2 b . f 1 1 I ' I' 32.1 5 X lv 'YQ I5 FOX GENIE Football 1 2 3 4 Outstandmg L1nen1an 4 Track 1 Baseball Xa' FLAHERTY NAINCY Tr1 111 Y 1 2 Rally Club 1 VQIICEQ Show 12 3 Freshrnrn Party Commrttee 1 Chr1stn1as Ba11Comm1ttee 2 Prom Corn m1ttee 3 Sen1or Ball Com m1ttee 4 Sergeanettesl Ma Jorette 2 FLORES, EMMA GAA 2 34 Future Teachers Club 4 Wh1te Cappers Club 4 Future Home Ee Club 2 3 4 Spanrsh Club 4 Concess1ons G1rl League 3 M.1rd1 Gras Comrmttee 3 GAR CIA BEIN Car Club 2 3 Track-1 Un1 1 2 CSF 1 2 3 Student Coun C11 4 V.1r1ety Show 2 Olue Quartet '7 3 4 Donkey Ball Game 34 Band 1H1Y3 -.1 Rally Comm1ttee 2 3 4 GARCIA MARY Q GAA 1 2 3 4 Future Teachers Club 4 Prom Comrnrttee 3 I-Iomernaltmg Club 1 2 3 4 7 Teen Club 2 SpZ11'11Sll C1ub4 Freshman Party 1 Rally Club GARCIA RAMIDO Car Club 2 Track 2 gl' I 1-qu: GILES GARY H1 Y 14 Rally Club 1 Prom Comnuttee 3 Freshman Party Cornm1ttee 1 Chrrstmas Ball 2 Coneess1ons 2 3 4 Harvester Staff 4 Panther Tales 4 Base ball 4 Sen1or P1cture Com m1ttee GILES, KEITH Panther Tales 4, Eclltor, Foot ball 1, Baseball 2, H1 Y 1,4, Prom Cornm1ttee 3, Con cess1ons 3,4 ki QS cycle Club 2 Prom Comnuttee 3 Sen1or Dance Comnuttee 4 Freshman Party 1 Concess1ons 2 3 4 7 Teen Center Club 2 Chr1strnas B ll Comm1ttee GARCIA, MARY R GAA 1,2 3 Treas 4 Home Ee Club3 Sec 4 Future Teachers Club 3 4 Rally Comnuttee 3 Head Yell Leacler4 Pep G1r1 3 Prom Comm1ttee 3 Senror Queen Candulate 4 Rmg Com m1ttee 3 GAY, JOYCE NANETTE GAA 3 4 Panther Tales 3 4 Future Nurses 3 Reporter 3 G1rl s Glee 3 L1brar1an 3 ,I . . 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D ' 19 MAC MCFADDEN CIARICE GAA2,3 Manager 4 Tr1 H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Pres1dent 3 Rally Club 3 4 Student Counc1l 2,3 Soclal ACt1V1ty Comm1ss1oner Glrls TIIO 2,3 4 H1 L1tes 4 MALONE, ARLENE Yell Leader 2 GAA 1 2 Glee Club 2 Chorus 4 H1 LILCS 4 MARTINEZ RETTA HATLEY GAA 1 2 3 Manager2 3 CSF 1 2 3 Home Ec Club 1,2,3 Chorus 2 3 Prom Comm1ttee 3 Rally Comm1ttee 2 3 MCDONAID, NADA MCDONALD RONALD Football 1,2,3 4 Tennls 2 3 4 CSF 1,2 3,4 Band l,2,3 SOCIH1 Arts, Comm1ss1oner 3 Student Counc1l 4 Letterrnans Club 3 VICE Pres 4 Assembly Corn m1ss1on 4 Rally Club 1, , 4 KEY, VERLENE MENA, JOSIE Freshman Party Comm1ttee 1 Sergeanettes 2 G1rl s League 1 4 Class Secretary 4 Chr1st mas Ball Commlttee 3 Future Teachers Club 3,4, Pres1dent 4 GAA2,3 Secretary 4 Home Ec Club 3 4 MILLER , FRANKLIN .ff Home Ec Club 2,3,4 Off1ce Glfl 4 Prom Comrmttee 3 L1brar1an 4, Mard1 Gras Com mxttee 3,4 Concess1on 4 MAROOT, JANICE Tr1 H1 Y 1 4, Chaplam 3 Secretary 4 GAA 1, Manager 3 V1ce Pres1dent 4 Rally Comm1ttee 1,2,3 4 CSF 1 Secretary 2 4 Spamsh Club 2 Jumor R1ng Comm1ttee 3 Vanety Show l,2,4 MEDINA, JOHN Junxor R1ng Commlttee 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Freshman Party Commlttee 1 Honorary Rally Comm1ttee 3 MONTGOMERY , RONALD MONTGOMERY, SUSAN CAA 1,2 3 4 Chorus 3 4 G1r1s Glee 2 3 4 Junior Rmg Com mrttee 3 Chr1stmas Ball Com mlttee 2 Prom Commrttee 3 Rally Club 2 3 4 Trr H1 Y 2 3 Home Ec Club 1,2 ,3,4 Track1,2 3 Basketball3 Prom Commrttee 3 Rally Club 1 Chorus 1,2 4 FFA 3 Seven Teen Club 2 MURRIETTA OCTAVIO Football2 3 Manager4 Fresh man Party 1 Chrrstmas Ball 2 Prom Comm1ttee 3 Letterman Club 3 Seven Teens Club 2 Car Club 2 ORTEGA BARBARA Student Body Secretary 4 Class Secretary 3 CSF 3,4 Student Counc1l 2 4 Song Leader 4 Sen1or een Cand1date 4 Rally Club 2 4 SSHIOI Fmance Comm1ttee 4 Jr Sr Prom 3 Qs K, MUNCY, ROY Football 3 4 Manager 1 2 Wrestl1ng 23 4 Manager 1 Freshman Sophomore Play l 2 Tennrs Manager l 2,3 CSF 1,2, V1ce Pres1dent 3 Future Teachers2 3 4 Harvester Ed1 or 4 ORISIO, RICHARD PARRAZ, JOHN Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1,2 3 4 Track 3 Baseball 1 4 H1 Y 3 Lettermen Club 3,4 Student Counc1l 1 Sgt at Arms 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Chr1stmas Ball Comm1ttee 2 PEARCE, ETHYL CAA 1 2,3,4 Counc1l 2 3 4 H1 Teens1,2 3 4 T1'1 H1 Y 2 SCHIOI Announcement Com m1ttee 4 Panther Tales 3 Freshman Party Comm1ttee 1 Chorus 4 Grrls Glee 3 Prom Cornm1ttee 3 PEOPLES, JUNE Class Secretary 1 Yell Leader 1 2, Head Yell Leader 2 CSF 2 3 4 Secreta1'y3 Rally Com mrssron 2 SCDIOI Sweater Comm1ttee 4, Student Counc1l 29 Freshman-Sophomore Play , . PRUITT DOYLE RICE JANELL GAA 1 'P Manager 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3, Grrls Glee 4, Panther Tales Staff Business Manager 4 Freshman Party Commrttee 1 Grrls League 4 ROCKE, LINDA Sergeanettes 1 3 un lor Senror Play fPropsj 2, Polxtlcal and Soclal Scrence Club 3 Secre tary 3, Spanrsh Club 2 RUIZ DOLORES Chorus 1 H1 Lrtes 3 4 Lrbranan 2 Rally Com mrttee 1 2 4, Future Teachers Club 2 Secre tary 3 4, Future Nurses Club 3 V Pres 4 CSF 2 Junror Senror Pla fPropsj 2, Tr1 H1 Y 1 RUIZ MERCY CAA 12 3 4 Home Ec Club 1 2 3 4, Panther Tales 4 Sports Ed1tor 4 Harvester Staff 4 Glrls Clee 4 Grrls Trro -1, Contessrons 4, Chrxst mas Program 4, Trr H1 Y12 3, Rally Commlt tee 2 3 PERCIVAL ROBERT H1 Y 4, Junror Semor Prom Commrttee 3, Concesslons 4, Panther Tales 4 PRESTON JIM Track 1 2 3 League Champ 4, Basketball 2 3, Wrestlrng 3, League Champ 4, Spamsh Club 3 Pres 4, CSF 1 2 3 Pres 4, Lettermen Club 34,H1 Y1234 Rally Club 1 2 3 4, Harvester Staff 4 PUMPHERY, FRANCHIE CAA 2 3 4 Basketball Team 3 Volleyball Team 2 4, Rally Com mrttee 3 H1 Teen Club 1 2 4 Hrstonan 4 Home Ec Club 2, Lxbrary 3 Chorus 1 2 Grrls Glee 3 Prom Commlttee 3 Tennrs 4 ROBINSON JUDY GAA 1 2 3 4, Chorus 3 4 H1 Lltes 3 4, Jun1or Rmg Commlttee 3 Rally 2 3,4, Chrrstmas Ball Commxttee 1, Sen 1or Prcture Commrttee 4 Senlor Queen 4 1920 Y123 ROSPRIM, DAVID Football 1 2 4, Band 1 2 3 4 Dance Band 4 Pep Band 2 3, Wrestlmg 4, Jr Vanetres 4 un ror Senror Play 4 Chrlstmas Ball Commlt tee 1, Senror Queen Ball Commrttee 4 1 II! . ,. , . 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'. , 3 ri - ' I - 5. .H y' w ' - ' - , . .5 , ,, -- -- S y ya' I' ,. 22 RULE VIRGINIA Tn H1 Y 2 3 4, GAA 2 3, Rally Club 2,3 4 Freshman Party Com mrttee 1, Chrrstmas Ball Commrttee 2, Prom Commxttee 3 Panther Tales 3,4 Edxtor 3, Bulletrn Boards 3 4 Show Case 4 SI-IERWOOD JOE Football 1 2 3, Track 2, Baseball 3,4, Spamsh Club 3, Chnstmas Ball Commlttee 2, Prom Commrttee 3 STEVENS, PATSY Chorus 2 3 4, Home Ec Club 3 4, Grrls Glee 2 GAA 2 3 4, Freshman Party Commxttee 1 Chrxstmas Ball Commlt 3, Mardr Gras Commit tee 4, Glrls League 2 TI-IAYER, DALE Student Body Presrdent 4, Class Presxdent 3 Class Vxce Presrdent 2 Band 1 2,3 4, Conductor 3 4 Dance Band 2 4 Student Counczl 3 4 Rrng Commrttee 3 Prom Commlttee Varrety Show 2 4 SHACKELFORD DORIS Sergeanettes 1 2 3 4 H1 Teen Club 1 2 Treas 3 Secretary 4 Future Teacher Club 3 4 Future Nurses Club 3 4, Home Ec Club 1 2 Sen1or Sweater Commxt tee 4, Freshman Party Commrttee 1 WALKER, DARRELL Band 1 2 3 4 Vanety Show 3 4, Rally Club 1 2, Volleyball 3, Chrxstmas Ball Commrt tee 2, Dance Band 3 4, Honor Band 4 SOLIS RAY Wrestllng 1 2 3,4, Foot ball 2 3 4, Lettermen Club 4, Track 1 2 3 STONE SHIRLEY Freshman Party Com mlttee 1, Chnstmas Ball Comrmttee 2, Freshman Sophomore Play 2 Prom Commlttee 3 en 1or Dance Co Cha1rman 4, Sergeanettes 1 2 Sergeant 2, Varlety Show 1, GAA 3 4 TAI-IAJIAN JERRY Band 1 2, Chrrstmas Ball Commrttee 2 er geant at Arms Sopho more Class, I-11 Y 1, Chorus 3, H1 Lrghts 4 Student Councrl 1, 7 Teens Club 2, Freshman Party 1, Car Club 2 Concessrons 2 3 4 WALKER, MARILYN Band 1 3 4, Chorus 4 I-llghlrtes 4, Rally Club 1 Prom Commzttee 3 1 x ' ' J a ' 1 v ri 1' fi ' 1 1 - ' r S o ' , ' 5 . 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I - S l . ,. 23 WEATHERLY LARRY FFA 1 Track 2 Wrestl1ng4 Baseball 4 WHITTENBERG, LEON Rally Club 2,3,4 Rally Com m1ss1on3 Football1,2 3 H1 Y 2 3,4 Var1etyShow 2 7 Teen Club 2 Prom Commlttee 3 Chr1stmas Ball Commnztee 2 Freshman Party 1 WOODS, JAMES H1 Teens 1,2 3 4 CSF 3 4 Student Counc1l 3,4 Band 1 2 3 4 Jun1or Prom Comm1ttee 3 Chrlstrnas Ball Comm1ttee 2 Honor Band 1 2,3 Freshman Party 1 Cadets 3 Chess Club 2 UH1CyClC Club 2 WALLS, LEINA Panther Tales Staff4 OfflC6 G1r14 L1brar1an4 Concess1ons 3 4 Tlcket Seller 4 WARD, CLOMAN Band 4 Dance Band4 H1 L1tes 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Boys Quartet 4 Var1ety Show 3 4 Rmg Comm1ttee 3 Sweater Comm1ttee 4 Prom Com m1ttee 3 Sen1or Ball Com m1ttee 4, Concesslons 3 4 QM SQUIRE RICHARD BRIS CO VIRGINIA WESTBAY, JOHN Track 2,3,4 Football 4 Bas ketball 2,4 Lettermans Club 4 FFA 1 WILBUR, BOB Football 1,2 3,4 TBDHIS 2 Band 1,2,3, Sen1or Sweater Commxttee 4 Prom Com m1ttee 3 Chrrstmas Ball Com m1ttee 2 Freshman Party 1 H1 Y 2 Rally Club 3 Letter mans Club 4 VERBOON, BOB Football 1,2 3,4 Baseball 1 Track 1,2 ,3 ,4, Lettermans Club 4, Rally Club 4 H1 Y 1, , Chrrstmas Ball Comm1ttee 2 Jumor Rmg Comm1ttee 3 FFA 1 Comm1ss1onerof Assembhes 3 Chorus 2 CHAVEZ, DONALD JURDEN, DOUGLAS and V1rg1n1a Rule SENIORS WITHOUT Manuel Avlla Kathleen Edmunds Don Hlllman Myrtle Johnson Lmda Lowry J1mmy Anne Owmgs PICTURES PICTURE COMMITTEE ROW 1, Left to R1ght C Glles, C Balcazar, M Hard cast1e,J MCCZIH ROW 2 J Parraz,G Leach B Brown 25 i Senior Bulletin Committee: Genevieve Hernandez , . . Dr , , ,,,,, ,, , Semor Comm1ttees SWEATER COMMITTEE ANNOUNCEMENT ROW 1 Left to Rxght COMMITTEE ROW 1 D Ru1z B Ortega D Left to R1ght J Mena Shackelford J Peoples M Garcza D Loo ROW N Flaherty ROW 2 B 2 R McDonald D Wxlbur B Lee D Prultt Pru1tt C Ward A Gomez B Verboon 111 4-TSWu?m3'f SENIOR TRIP COMMITTEE Left to Rxght J Maroot D Pru1tt C McFadden Muay B ,am Sacramento here we come Waltmg 1n Stocton 26 wifi QEIBIII vsfrirmvnt We the Semor Class of 1958 bemg of sound mrnd and body do solemnly bequeath on thxs date of May 29 our last possessions to the followrng FANNY JO ADAMS I Fanny Jo Adams wrll my Sergeant strrpes to Judy Godfrey JANIS ADAMS I Jams Adams wrll my sllence m class to Dnue Westbay JIM ARCHER I J1m Archer wrll my abrlxty to stay away from grrls to anyone who wants rt EDDIE AHUMADA I Eddre Ahumada wrll my athletrc abrlrtres to my brothers Paul and Rudy CONNIE BALCAZAR I Conme Balcazar wrll Mr House and Scrence to puprls who drslrke Scrence BOB BROWN I Bob Brown w1ll my Englrsh books to my brother Charles Brown CAROL BROWN I Carol Brown wrll my good cookrng to Patty Hanley KEN CARTWRIGHT I Kenneth Wayne Cartwrrght wrll my tradmg cards to the Faculty ANNA CASTRO I Anna Castro wrll my abrlrty to make tortrllas to Esther and Jamce ROSA CASEY I Rosa Casey wrll to Brlley Hrgley my typewnter ALICE CHAVEZ I Alrce Chavez wrll my good trmes m C U H S to Kathy Josre and Alrce FRANK CHAVEZ I Frank Chavez wrll my herght and my gym shorts to Paul Ahumada MICKEY CORTEZ I Mxckey Cortez w1ll my abrlrty to keep slrm to the over werght grrls JERRY COTTON I Jerry Cotton wrll Mr Lamb 's Wutherrng Hexghts to the Senror Class of 59 CLARICE DAVIS I Clarrce Davrs w1ll my easy goxng manners to Carol Jacob DANA DOAN I Dana Doan wxll my lovely laugh to Jane and brother Tulrp to Raunchy KENNY DORAN I Kenny Doran wlll my good looks to all the fortunate gxrls rn school KATHLEEN EDMUNDS I Kathleen Edmunds wrll myself to a three year stretch rn the Waves NANCY FLAHERTY I Nancy Flaherty wrll my sweat shlrt to anyone that can stand the odor EMMA FLORES I Emma Flores wrll my Italran harrcut to Jessre and my stubbornness to Angel GENE FOX I Gene Fox bemg slrghtly out of mxnd wrll to my brother Bud my trtle of Zorro BEN GARCIA I Ben Garcra w1ll my harr to Bobby Pelon Cabral who doesn t have any MARY R GARCIA I Mary R Garcra wrll my loud vorce and brg eyes to my brother Jess MARY Q GARCIA I Mary Q Garcxa wrll my good trmes at the Tulare dances to Bea Torres ht JOYCE NANETTE GAY I Joyce Gay wrll my love for mathematrcs to Davrd Gay and Eunetta Wrrg GARY GILES I Gary Grles w1ll all my sports cars to anyone who can flnd them KEITH GILES I Kerth Gxles will all the haxr on my head to Mr House because he'll need rt RAMIDO GARCIA I Ramrdo Garcra w1ll my empty wrne bottles to the guys of Perry Herghts ALBERT GOMEZ I Albert Gomez will my false tooth to the fool that plays catcher wrthout a mask JUDY GRANT I Judy Grant w1ll to my lrttle srster Susre, my fabulous Grant' bram JUNE GRANT I June Grant w1ll a membershrp rn the Communist party to Mr Lepper AMPARO GUERRERO I Amparo Guerrero w1ll my nrckname Butterball to Davrd Magana A D HALSTEAD I A D Halstead wrll all my trmes rn Mr Marsee s offrce to whoever wants them PATTY HANLEY I Patty Hanley, wrll my ab1l1ty to drrve to Cathy Rrddle MARY HARDCASTLE I Mary Hardcastle w1ll my many mcknames to anyone who wants them JIM HANSEN I Jrm Hansen wrll my football abrlrty which rsn t much to H1ghball Fo Mrtchell FLOYD HAVENHILL I Floyd Havenhxll wrll my seat rn Mr Lepper's class to my grrlfrrend Pug MICHFALE HAWLEY I Mrcheale Hawley w1ll to Margie W future coffee breaks wrth Mrss Sullrvan BETH HENSLEY I Beth Hensley wall my chemrstry grades to Darrel my sxze 7 dresses to Vmetta DONALD HENSLEY I Donald Hensley will my abrlxty to eat candy rn class to Nancy McFadden GENEVIEVE HERNANDEZ I Genevreve Hernandez wrll my Tan skm to the fpecker woods, JOHN HERNANDEZ I John Hernandez Skeeter wxll my dret to Lrttle Junror DON HILLMAN I Don Hrllman wrll my vaultmg pole to any C U I-I S student who vaults 15' 8 1!2 ESTHER JACOB I Esther Jacob wall my poodles to my sxster Carol DOUG JURDEN I Doug Jurden wrll my weeds to Brll Crookshanks that Texas Jrm d1dn't take MRYTLE JOHNSON I Mrytle Johnson wrll my good looks to all the Madera boys NORMAN KANE I Norman Kane w1ll my good trmes at C U H S to anyone DONNA KENDRICK I Donna Kendrrck wrll a pound of coffee to Mr Phelps HENRETTA KEYS I Henretta Keys wrll my vorce to smg to my brother Gus Keyes GEORGE LFACH I George Leach wrll all the custom work on my car to Fo Mrtchell and hrs rod EMMA GONZALES LEAL I Emma Leal wrll my herght to all my srsters who need rt LYNDA LEDBETTER I Lynda Ledbetter will my Prnky Lee' autographed boots to Clydene Srtton 1 1 : , , . : , , . : , , . : , , . : , , . , . . , , . : , , . z , , . : , , . : , , . : , , . . . . , . : , , . : , , - . 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ZZSLRMQR BOB LEE I, Bob Lee, w1ll my age to Donna Kelth so she can go out NATHAN LEE I Nathan Lee, w1ll my partlclpatlon 1n actxvxtles to the Freshmen CONNIE LEWIS I, Connxe Lewxs, leave to anyone my excuses to leave class DORIS LOO I, Dor1s Loo w1ll my tumblmg and swlmmrng ab1l1t1es to Vlfglnla Leach LINDA LOWRY I, Lxnda Lowry w1ll my great smgmg ab1l1ty to Janell s boyfrlend JIM MCCAIN I J1m McCain, w1ll my wonderful experlences at CUHS to tl'l1S year's Freshmen RON MCDONALD I, Ron McDonald w1ll my adventures at CUHS to anyone who thrnks he can l1ve through them CLARICE MCFADDEN I Clance McFadden, w1ll to Carol Jacob the A B C gum under my desks VERLENE MACKEY I, Verlene Mackey, w1ll my ponytall clasp to Marjorle Stewart and Sandra Dlxon ARLENE MALONE I Arlene Malone w1ll my record of attendance to anyone who wants xt JANICE MAROOT I, Jan1ce Maroot w1ll my quretness to Anne fAll there 15 of xt j RETTA HATLEY MARTINEZ I, Reta I-latley Martmez, w1ll my deslre to work for good grades to any one who doesn't have them JOHN MEDINA I John Medma, w1ll my nlckname Medulla to Cerebrum John Mart1nez JOSIE MENA I, Jos1e Mena w1ll my hexght to my dear frxend Butterball SUSAN MONTGOMERY I, Susan Montgomery, w1ll my Black Eyes to Kay Sullxvan and Mr Phelps HENRY MORALES I, Henry Morales, w1ll all of my future years to a mce girl, Nlta Galmdo ROY MUNCY I, Roy Muncy, w1ll the stop s1gn at Buena Vxsta to Lorln Rambo OCTAVIO MURRIETTA I Octav1o Murrletta, w1ll I-Ioraclo Mayor of Angrola and V1rg1n1a for teamwork BARBARA ORTECA I, Barbara Ortega, w1ll my love for jazz, and Smatra to Lela Goodrrch JIMMIE ANN OWINGS I, J1mm1e Ann Ow1ngs will my 3A Insurance 8cDr1ver s Llcense to B B JOHNNY PARRAZ I Johnny Parraz, w1ll all the corn flower ln the state of Arkansas to Bob Lee ETHYL PEARCE I Ethyl Pearce, w1ll my Dr1ver's Lrcense and Badmmton trophy to J1m Stxger JUNE PEOPLES I, June Peoples, will my 'beau cards to Lmda Cox, to use them wh1le Jlmmy s away ROBERT PERCIVAL I, Robert Perc1val w1ll my quretness to Pat Barnhart JIM PRESTON I, J1m Preston w1ll my hopped up Model A' to Ken Lott FRANCI-IIE PUMPHERY I, Franchxe Pumphery w1ll my badmlnton racquet to Versle Pru1tt JANELL RICE I, Janell Rrce w1ll L1nda's and my fun to Patsy Stevens JUDY ROBINSON I Judy Robxnson Wlll my naturally blonde ha1r to Lols Cam DAVID ROSPRIM I, Davxd Rosprxm w1ll my secret process to Jerry Dow DELORES RUIZ I, Delores Ru1z, wxll my love for the Navy to Blllre and Nadme MERCY RUIZ I, Mercy Ru1z w1ll my crazy trmes 1n Lounel1's Hot Rod to Lounell Amold VIRGINIA RULE I V1rg1n1a Rule w1ll my 55 Chev to my walkmg frlends Pat and Mary DORIS SHACKELFORD I Doris Shackeliord, w1ll all my good t1mes wxth Don to Don JOE SHERWOOD I, Joe Sherwood, w1ll to the 1ntellectualmole,' the l1ght sw1tch plate RAY SOLIS I, Ray Solxs will my weight and my wrestlmg ab1l1ty to my brother Joe PATSY STEVENS I Patsy Stevens, w1ll some of my helght to Lors Cam SHIRLEY STONE I Shlrley Stone w1ll my ' autographed gym sh1rt to all those who slgned It JERRY TAHAJIAN I Jerry Tahajlan, w1ll my atomlc one a day v1tam1n capsules to Mr Barret DALE THAYER I Dale Thayer w1ll 'shorter hours and better looklng teachers,' to freshmen BOB VERBOON I, Bob Verboon, w1ll noth1ng because Sam Calloway borrowed my last nrckel DARRELL WALKER I Darrell Walker Wlll my rxght shoe to the person who stole my left one MARILYN WALKER I Marllvn Walker w1ll mv olace rn band as 'Drummer to any g1rl who can take LENA WALLS I, Lena Walls w1ll my love of basketball to Mxss Sullwan CLOMAN WARD I Cloman Ward, w1ll the Bass Drum to any Freshman 1n Band who can carry xt LARRY WEATHERLY I, Larry Weatherly, w1ll my name ' Weatherbxrd to all of my brothers JOHN WESTBAY I John Westbay, w1ll my ab111ty to run around the steps rn basketball practxce Jess Garc1a N WHITTENBERG I Leon Whlttenberg w1ll to M.r Lamb the tltle of Zorro s Apprentrce BOB WILBUR I, Bob Wxlbur w1ll my mcknames to my srster Jane, and Jane to Mr Lamb JAMES WOODS l, James Woods w1ll all my hyperbole bra1n to Cook ' K1ller Cal la a way zfnessc g Bwz, lim CQ-f S Li .nn . , , . . . . . . . . , ' . 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Short R. Craig P. Bam- hart. ROW 3: J. Dow, J. Rambo, J. Walton C. Riddle. R., SPONSORS Mr Barney Mrss l-luggms unror Class The frrst large project undertaken by the Junror Class under the drrectron of Eugene Barney was the Student Varrety Show whrch was presented Thursday Evenrng January 23 for the general publrc and agarn Frrday morn mg for the student body Jerry Dow acted as Master of Ceremonies The show had a selectron by the High School Sophlstrcates under the drrectlon of Mr Jrm Marsee Other presentatrons suchas vocals pantomrmes dances and novelty numbers hrgh lrghted the show The JUUIOIS plan to present a s1m1l1ar program for the last week of the term whrch should be as successful and as rnterestlng as the last one Last but not least was the wonderful Iunror Senror prom on May 17 ROW 1 Left to Rrght A Astran,V Aust1n,D Ashford V Baldwln, V Baldwrn, J Brewster ROW2 E Black sher, P Barnhart J Bynum A Amado, L Arnold ROW 3 P Ahumada,J Banales, G Agurlar T Baker D Bes se -ml' ROW 1 Left to Rlght A Clark, B Grrffrth, L Good r1ch,H Esprnosa, C Garcra George ROW 2 Goodrlch L Henley J Hammond, Hall Fletcher,E Evans ROW 3 A Escalante D Doran, R Enos,R Dow J Dow ROW 1, Left to Rrght V Prultt, D Patrlck, Mart1nez,D Newsom,P Mc Laughhn, C Mena ROW 2 J Purtle J Percxval, Pearce P Parker, J Mrtch e ROW 3 T Luna, J Martmez, M Murray, H Murnetta P Marshall 30 ROW l Left to Rrght M Spelzlnl, R Herrera, C Shannon, S Ross, B Thoma K Pettrt ROW 2 C Nee ly, J Reguero, G Sxrmans, - S Sampson, J Musgrove Parker ROW 3 A Martl nez, C Retherford, R Sher wood, J Pumphery ROW 1 Left to Rrght R McBnde, V Leach, E Law son, G Jones, P Hopklns B Hxgley, S Hensley ROW2 D Hoppert, Jeffnes, V Hammond A McWells, M Moye Dons Morns ROW 3 L Kexrn J Mackey, J Guzman, K LeMay, K Lott, F Mxtchell ROW 1 Left to Rxght B Turner L Robrnson B Taylor, V Vanzant, P Rose, N Short, C Rxddle, J Rambo ROW2 D Wheat M WhlldkEI,A Whxsenhunt, M Ward,B Toney,B War ner ROW3 J Stamper, J Hansen, R Weatherly, Wallace ROW 1 Left to R1ght V W1lson C Wrlson ROW 2 M Mlllrgan G Yarbrough J Wrlcox POW 3 R An derson D Whrte J Wyatt xi 150-4- l Q'l? 'f ROW 1 Left to Rxght B Curt1s J Damron N Bynum P Coffman J Crrsman ROW 2 B Crookshanks J Cortez L Cox R Crarg P Coy R Cazares ROW3 K Clark E Gomez S Callo Nay P Cropper D Corley C Drckey 'if html ROW l Left to Rxght J Crrsman J Walton L Har less N Heck K Martmez ROW 2 J Hansen D Bes sey B Wallace C Agullar H Murnetta Mrss Eaton Other Sponsers mr moore OFFICERS B Gomez, Presrdent, E Gomez, Vrce Presrdent, G Galvan I aux Secretary 81 Treasurer, G McGowan Sergeant at Arms Sophomore Class The mam actrvrty for the sophomore class was the CHRISTMAS BALL To fmance the event numerous car washes and cake sales were sponsored By 8 30 December 14 Fremont Cafetonum was transformed wrth trees snowmen Santa and hrs rerndeers g1ft boxes toys and favors rnto Chrrstmas rn Toyland the theme for the ball Tables re semblrng large grft packages Wlth cellophane bows added color and beauty to the theme The attendance at thrs unforgettable event was topped wlth srxty three couples who danced to the musrc of the Manhattans ofV1sal1a Several alumm were among the guests Comm1ttee heads were Patr1c1a Hammond decorauons Carol Dow refreshments Judy Godfrey and Kathy Mendes programs Gary McGowan trckcts The 126 dancers many parents teachers and frrends of other classes all expressed words of prarse for the success of thrs event Chrrstmas Ball Commrttee SITTING E Gomez G Galvan J Godfrey J Shawl C Mendes C Srtton G McGowan STANDING P Doan, B Gomez K Gardner P Hammond G Krng C Dow, L Rambo, C Jacob T Vernon 33 0 Q ' 1 . 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ROW 1 J Johnson J John son,P Hammond,S Hender son G Isenhower ROW II W Haywood P Humphrey C Jacob G Hernandez S Hutchmson ROW III S Evens J Hetherton D Hens ley R Gr1Ja.1va M Guer rero illvm ua--9. .ww-memnwsmfsrwni' ROWI B Adams S Bow ron, C Av11a B Arnold D B Branum, J Bessey ROW II ROW I D Coder, P Crop per, M Chavez, B Bullock J Button N Cottan ROW II L Cam R Ca ral, Brown C Brewster,B Brooks ROW III A Candclana R Burrus, R Cabral G Bmsco G Austm A Armenta R m Adare W Allred C Arnold F Andrade H mu ROWI L Lofton, P Jones N McFadden, C Lee ROW II G Kmg T Lemay G McBr1de C Lawson J Kenny,B Flores D Macke F Jones G Keyes J Leon J Leon V' ' 'JRR ROWI I Pack,V Owmgs K Odle J Pr1eto,L Pedron ce111 ROW II B Ramrrez W Parks K Odlham, N Rocke ROWIII G Ramrrez J Parks L Ramble R Na varro M Perez ROW I L Gardner, B Ful ler L G11es J Godfrey L Eagle K Frankhn ROW II G Fugate P Grant A Gal van G Galvan B Garcla E Gomez ROW III G Franks P Garcla S Eckerson K Gardner B Gomez J Gar cia. R W 1 K Mendes J Muncy R MHTIIUCZ C Martlnez G Moreno V M1 11C1Ch ROW 2 J Maru nez, J Mrtchell G Mc Cowan, A Madnd J Nar vaez E Murnetta ROW3 R Moore J Montgomery G Martmez T Martlnez ROW 1 B Torres,D West bay,M Terronez, J Warner C Thomas,B Watts ROW 2 M Urrut1a,D Young D Young S Young D Yba.rra M T Y'barra,M L Ybarra ROW 3 N Torres M Ton J Weber T Vernon B Thompson ROWl J E111son, C Dow S Dxxon, L Dav1s, D Fow ler S Dommguez ROW 2 D Fmney J D13.Z,B Fox D Edmonds, R Floyd ,f lv i1w..,wQ mwmmM ff The jumpmg band at the Chrrstmas Ball ROW 1 Left to Rrght D Sema M Stewart K Shaw L Rodrrguez ROW 2 L Terronez W Shores,C S1 hon E Rodrxguez V Shoals P Doan ROW3 F Rogers Stephens, J Sohs Shawl Lrvmg It up at the Chns mas Ball P Hanley, J George D Archer B W11 bur N Lee, J Archer L Whrttenburg N Rocke Freshman Class Mr. Stivers Freshman Class School opened in September with an enrollment of about one hundred seventy - five freshmen. The peak enrollment of freshmen during the year reached two hundred six. These freshmen come from John Muir Junior High School and from the Dallas School. Soon after the beginning of school the class met in the auditorimn for an organization meeting. The Vice -President was Lupe Martinez. Class dues of five cents per month was collected from each freshman. This money was used to finance the freshman dance the only activity of the'year where the freshman class needs money The moneyleft after the expense of the dance was paid remains with the class Next year it will be Sophomore class money as this year s Freshmen will be next year s sophomores CLASS OFFICERS B Murray,Pres J Wilbur Secretary Treasurer, G McBride, Sgt at Arms Freshman Party Committee ROW 1 Left to Right S Goodrich, D Dittes, D Kleth J Wilbur J Parraz ROW2 J Dow, J C1ow,G McBride G Ham mond M Hardcastle M Cropper ROW 3 J Franklin, B Gaymon, G Wald rum, N Streshly B Murray 38 ROW 1 M Cervantas L Chavez, P Cabral R Cant re11e,E Cartwr1ght N Casey ROW 2 M Butcher J Chatman R Calloway, R Cabral S Castro ROW 1 G Hammond, S Goodrxch W Gregory M Hardcastle, J Goodnch M Halstead R Hames ROW 2 F Gr1ja.lva,L Guzman, D Cay H Hammond Hansen H Hoppert L Haynes W ROW1 W Branch B Bega P Blackwell S Brewer J Amado, D Brown ROW 2 K Burks R Black J Ash ford ROW 3 M Balcazar D Archer C Brown ROW 1: C. Fletcher, M. L. Garcia, M. Gabrialson, P. Gaymond, P. Franks, K. Florence. ROW 2: K. Evans, J. Fowler, G. Duncan, A. Dunham, R. Garza. ovy,G A Jackson,J Maga na,D Ke1th J Kendrrck E Lytle ROW 2 D Lucas, R Maclrld F Lugo, M Ledbet ter, S Leal, D Magano J L Washmgton ROW3 J McFarland, P Leon J Jua rez,H Luna J Magana ROW1 G RODISOH, V Tre Jo P Toledo N Streshly R Stnnger M Taylor Tr1v1tt ROW3 D Smxth E Souza, T Shubert Prurtt, B Scott, J Thomas D Urbma Y I I 'I ! ' ! .A I , . ,S. , I . , W. ROW 1: D. Lewis, C. Jnu- - A , . I , Q 40 ROW1 J Reed P Puckett F QU1fOZ,M Odle I Pack J Parraz ROW2 C New by G Potter P Alvarez Perez,J Rxos J Requero, J Recendez ROW 1: N. Venegas, E Wright, L. Walls, J. Wilbur R. Walls. ROW 2: K. West- bay, R. Wheat, B. Van Zant G. Wage, G. Waldrum, L Hansen, L. Wills. ROW 3 R:-1ymondVanZant, L. Wills ROW 1 J Clow, J Dow D Dlttes C Croxton B Davxs ROW 2 J Garc1a M Chxpman M Cropper Curtls R Doherty ROW 3 J Franklm, B Delgado, Cooksey :. ,. , 1 l . ,, , :. ', .. ,. ,B. . .' Di 41 Row 1: L. Rocha, R. Rod- riguez, A. Ruiz, R. Ruiz, E Ramos, T. Saenz, S. Rocke ROW 2: F. Rodriguez, R Salazar, S. Shannon, R. Sala- zar,H. Roberts, G. Sampson. ROW 1 Left to R1ght Sitting S Mucc1grosso,G Moreno N Morris, M McCain, E M1randa ROW 2 F M011 na, W Mooney, L Nave, G McBride B Murray a N? gs X! ll lk . Aahhtgks thu Q- N-Q11 bmi' ? VST? QQ. vanad- UHGHHIZHTIUHS AJ' Mrs. Bartholomew N. Flaherty-Presrdent C. Mena-Vice President M. R. Garcia-Secretary P. Coy-Treasurer Home Economics Club Thrs year was started wrth a Spamsh Dmner held rn the clubroom About th1rty new members were rmtrated Followmg th1s was a snow trrp held rn January 11 wrth the FFA whlch proved very successful The year was clrmaxed by the annual Mardr Gras Jane Wrlbur a Freshman was elected Mardr Gras Queen The profrts from the Mardr Gras were grven awayrn the form of two scholarshrps Money left over rn the treasury was spent for a drnner at Tagus Ranch by a group of actrve members of the club ROW 1 Left to Rrght C Jauvex, D Lewls, S Castro M R Garc1a,M Hard castle N Morrrs ROW2 G Isenhower,M Ward,G Srrmons R Mart1nez,C Galvan E Pea.rce,V Vanzant, P McLaugh11n,D Loo ROW 3 C Mena, C Gar Cla, S Bowron L Henley J Parrez,M Ledbetter A W1senhunt,M Spelzrne P HOPk1DS,L Ledbetter J Wr1son,P Rose, K Pettlt, J Damron M Moye ROW4 M Q Garc1a,M Cortez, J Mena, S Hensley, P Stevens, J Gra.nt,B Gnffrth N Flaherty, J Grant, P Coy L Rocha V Mackey ' I , . 'Y I , . -Y Ads at , : . . . , . . . - . . . : . . . , . . , . . . . . : . . - .. , . , . . , . . . . - , .... , . . . . ....... , . ' - , . , Q n Future Teachers R 1 QL to Rl R Mtmcy, J Woods M Cortez, C Davrs R 2 M Hardcastle D Rurz, C McFadd1n J Mena, C Balcazar D Shackelford R 3 B Ortega M McCam, E Flores, M R Car c1a M Q Garc1a The Future Nurses Club serves the pur pose ofAcqua1nt1ng rts members w1th the Requ1rements and respons1b111t1es of nurs mg as well as snmulatmg rnterest rn the profess1on Thrs rs done under the d1rect1on of the school nurse Mrs Wood Act1v1t1es of the club rnclude freld tnps to hosprtals and mterchange of rn formatron and v1s1ts between school clubs All grrls mterested rn nursmg are rn vrted to attend the club meetmgs The Future Teachers Club under the drrectron of Mrs Covmgtonhas been very actrve thrs year The club rs affrlrated wlth the Future Teachers of Amerrca wh1ch rs sponsored by the Natrona! Educatronal Assocrauon In addrtron lt IS sponsored by the local PTA The purpose of the organrzauon rs to study and to rdentrfy the quahues trarts and aptrtudes wh1ch are basrc or related to successful teachmg and to secure 1n formatron about vacatronal opportumtres 1n educatron Future Nurses w4.,..-v R-1,QL. to RJ: V. Hammond J. Rambo, E. Flores N. Casey D Ruiz. R-2: N. Rocke H. Keyes G. Robinson, J. Godfrey. R-3- P. Hammond, K Mendes, M. Cropper, E. Cartwright F. F. A. The Future Farmers of America, is the national organization of, by, and for boys studying vocational agriculture in public secondary schools under provisions ofthe National Vocational Educations Act. The FFA,an intra -curricular activity,has its orgin and roots in a definite part of the school curriculum -vocational agriculture. Among other things, members learn through active participation how to conduct and take part in a public meeting, to speak in public, to buy and sell co -operatively, to solve their own problems, to finance themselves, and to assume civic responsibility. The FFA is built on leadership and character develop- ment, sportsmanship, co-operation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, Mr. Benno organized recreation, citizenship, and patriotism. The FFA exists today because of a co -operative spirit and a desire on the part of farm boys, 14 to 21 years of age, prepar- ing for farming through vocational agriculture, and to have a national organization of their own in which they may secure practical business experience. 9110 0 AFXFA cf' 1 OFFICERS L to R B Turner Pres J Brown V P T Baker Sec G Jor genson Treas T LeMay Rep J Wilcox Sent h mg- L R W Allred G Yarbrough F Rogers, P Ahumada K Clark D Jurdan R Moore, C Jarvis R 2 C Dickey R Orisio B Turner J Wilcox T LeMay J Wyatt J Martinez, D Doran, K Doran R 3 J Hansen D Bessey G Jorgensen B Wallace J Keeney R Anderson, F Chavez R Squire J Brown 46 ' ., -543 f-Us-' uh F , eo ' N-iff' JS .X 2 -: ef' f 'is A E195 L ,I d b 1 I . .: . , .5 . , . .3 . , .5 . - Y 'S ' I 'S ' ! ' L 5 . is . W. fi 1, - V ,. A w it 7 si, 'D fl g W H. ' 1 ' . 4, . f ' I 51 gg gg f . an 4 5' 1 ,L . mf .5 5 . 3 1 1 5 if ' L ff 4 I 1 'lil axe Q ...K F? ' 4 'aggtf-A, t .. s .I - .: . , . , , . , . , . , . . . -- 1 . 1 ' 1 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' ' ' T : ' I ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' ' 1 ' 1 ' ' D1 L to R D Fowler D Urbma L Brown D Davrs A Dunham R Vanzant B Scott I-I Roberts C Brewster W Shores R 3 D Cathey,B Vanzant G Wage, J Ashford J Johnson,W Wrlkms, C Brown .vi 4 'l ' QE.: 3 nal Benno sponsor C Blackwell T LeMay R Ol'1S1O B.-I T LeMay G Blackwell 47 Tri-Hi-Y Miss Huggins OFFICERS: E. Jacob, Secretary, DanaArcher, Vice Pres., C. McFadden, Country Representative, K. Riddle, Chaplain. The Tri H1 Y 1S an organization designed to maintain throughout the home school and community high standards of Christian 11v1ng which is stated in their motto This year the Tri H1 Y was very active under the leadership of the President Joyce Percival The club sponsored dances to help on finances and also on their Christmas project for needy children In September they sponsored a get aquainted tea for the incoming class and new members In the fall they attended the annual Y Day in Hollywood and in the Spring they sponsored avery lovely Mother Daughter banquet The club is affiliated with the Kings County and National Y M C A ROW 1 Left to Right L Cam, J Bessey E Jacob, D Archer, S Stone C McFadden C Riddle D D1ttes,B Gaymon ROW 2 G Jones, G Srrman, L Giles, K MendeS,G Godfrey, P Hammond C Dow, G Isenhower ROW3 J George J Johnson, V Owings K Odle J Wilbur J Muncy,D Coder,P Barnhart B Thomas ROW 4 R Craig C Streshley J Peoples, J Maroot, J Warner C Jacob, L Cox D Keith M McCa1n,V Leach, E Mrlrcrch 48 Harvester Staff This year the Harvester and Panther Tales Staffs were combined rnto one class Thrs was more or less an experxment The mem bers of the Harvester Staff worked very hard Thelr mam objectrve was to make the best book possrble and to make II as rnteresung as posslble Wehope II rs a book that everyone wrll enJoy keepmg and looklng at from trme to tlme as you grow older Several thmgs E Ahumada COPY ed were done to try to rmprove the appearance of the book Improve Ml' CUYUS SPOHSOY ments such asa better grade of paper used 1D the book whrch brlng out the sharpness of the prctures and recervlng autograph pages to be bound 1nto the book permanently These are only a few ways 1n whxch we hope to have 1mproved the yearbook to make rt more attractrve and enjoyable to the student body and a treasure of memones to you rn the future 1? G Hernandes R Muncy edrtor Art Ed 'N x XXX5 C Lewxs J Preston V Rule Bus Mgr Ch1ef Photo Ass't Ed ij SEATED G Hernandez V Rule C I.ew1s STANDING,l. to R B Alexander C Cxles, J Preston E Ahu mada R Muncy J Musgrove M Rurz J Damron QAd Mgrl B Taylor 49 . . . . . . . in W . , . ' , ' ' I r , . , K ,, V . .sz v ' Hia A . . , , ,rf . x 'xyx' I V, 'X Q- X ,xy 1 u . Q u 1' , V. 1.45917 ' A 'fflvx s, '----NrT--- vfyyp V X , , 4 V ij A : . , . , . '. . .: . , . ' . , . - , . , . , . , . . , . . Spanrsh Club Thrs year saw a very revrtalrzed Spanrsh Club Some of the more promrnent actrvrtres of the club thrs year were fall dance durrng the football season and later rn the year a very successful Taco Sale was held Everyone belongrng to the Spanrsh Club bought prns and wrth a cooperatrve effort establrshed a comfortable bank account The year can be consrdered a success wtth fun had by everyone The club was under the sponsorshrp of Mr Schallhorn wrth Jrm Preston workrng hard as Presrdent Other offr cers rncludc Ken Gardner Vrce Presrdent Clydene S1tton Secretary and Patrrcra Ham mond Sgt at Arms Mr Schallhorn Y lst ROW M R Garcxa A Guerrero C Balcazar G Jones,J Bessey C Srtton,J Godfrey,C Jacob,P Ham mond C Mendes 2nd ROW M Hardcastle S Hutch1son,T Herrera M Q Garc1a,M Chavez Drttes B Gaymon, S MuccOgrac1o,L Grles 3rd ROW D F1nney,L Kelrn R Innes J Shawl, Hammond J McCa1n D Rospr1m,N Lee P Barnhart, D K Gardner J OFFICERS SITTING J Preston Pres1dent,K Gardner V Pres1dent,C S1tton Secre tary STANDING P Hammond Sgt at Arms,L Kerrn lst ye rrepresentatrve 50 H1Y The H1 Y under the sponsorshrp of Mr Moore had a pretty actlve year The club rs open to a11h1gh school boys Pres1dent Nathan Lee sald that the outstandrng event of the year to the club members was the annual H1 Y trrp Th1s year the members went on the an nual Y trrp to Hollywood as drd members of Y clubs from many other schools OFFICERS LEFT to RIGHT N Lee sard the club expected to mcrease 1ts actrv Lee Pres K Lott, V P B Lee mes next year and that rt mtends to keep makrng Sec L Rambo Chaplain R constant rmprovements for the beneflt of 1tS members Muncy,J Dow Sgts at Arms K Q' g4J'f 1 -usv-'- lst ROW Left to Rrght S Evans, D Fmny L Rambo B Lee L Whrttenburg 2nd ROW J Shaw,B Floyd P Doan L Jefferles,J Preston 3rd POW D Rospr1m,T Vernon,F M1tchell,R Muncy,N Lee 51 Grrls Glee - lst ROW Left to Rrght M MCCa1D,l Moreno, R Walls M L Ph1ll1ps,N McFadden C Long P Toledo A Rurz V Brrsco 2nd ROW V Lorejo J Garcra W Haywoard L Gardner S Young W Parks D Young, E Blacksher S Hayward C Martrnez M Rurz V Prurtt 3rd ROW R Martrnez L Rodr1guez,B Torres V Ow L L S Abb tt R Cantrell E Chavez C Avrla J Brewster R Rurz C Garcra Mr Werse Drrector lngsf 0 3 i ! 3 HI LITES C McFadden M Walker, J Robmson 2 K Shaw S Montgomery D Rurz A Malone 3 J Franklm C Ward J Tahajran L Jefferres The grrl s glee drrected by Mr Werse made therr frrst brg performance at the Chrrstmas program The program rnvolved a readrng and tradrtronal Chrrstmas carols The program was Jorntly held wrth the chorus The next promrnent performance for the grrl s glee was at the Vrsaha Sprrng Festrval Songs sung were One God BeautrfulSav1or and Go to Sleep Therr ratrng was Good The group also sang at the Hrgh School Open House and at Baccalaureate to clrmax the school year 52 ' 9 aff ,males X I M , - . . . , . . . , . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . . - . , . . , . - . , . . , . . , . . . . . , . . , . . . , - 1 , . , . . . . ,, 1... . - H H -. - - I I ' H -. - : . , . . . . . , . , . , . . . . , . , . , . . Chorus The chorus, under the direction of Mr. Wcise, had quite an eventful year. The chorus's first big performance of the year was a Thanksgiving day program. The title of the show was A Tribute To the Roar- ing 2O's. In this program the chorus tried to show through skits, costumes, and song what life may have been like in the 1920's The next outstanding performance was given at Christmas The program centered around a reading and traditional Christmas music Later in the year the Chorus went to the FCSI1V811l'lV1S31l2l and returned with a rating of Good During the year twelve members of the chorus formed a vocal group called the H1 Lrtes The H1 Lites did a notable Job ftrst performtng fora Faculty Femmes drnner and then at other functions during the school year The songsters also gave a very fine per formance over radio station KNGS commemorating the station s anniversary 'Qi R 1 QL to R M Lopez A Chavez E Lee D Newsom K Shaw C Shay M Walker J Prreto, J Reguero J Robinson E Pierce R 2 P Jones, R Herrera A Amado M Johnson A Malone S Grant, D Young S Montgomery E Evans E Gomez W Johnson C McFaden P Stiefer R 3 A Galvan V Austin N Cotton P Coy J A Bynum P Stevens L Lowry C Ward D Edmonds L Jefferies B Warner R Wheat,D Ruiz P Cropper 53 l U n . . . . , . V '50, , Mya ' s ,.. f W U , L, 7, ' M fn ,, -af ' T - 1 f' ff- 5 H TV' ' 1 4 - , , - , . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . - - , . . - Z . . , - , - y - p ' ' y , . , . , . , . , . . - . . , - s ' I . , . . , . , . , . , . , . y - y - ' 1 Q C. S. F. The Corcoran Chapter of the California Scholarship Federation had a very successful year. The officers for both semesters were: Jim Preston, President, Carol Jacob, Vice Pres.g Janice Maroot, Secretaryg Esther Jacob, Historian. The sponsor was Al Pizarro. The motto of the club is . Scholarship for Service, and this was the theme for the year's activities. The highlight of the season was CSF Day, when CSF members took over the classes for a day. Every- thing went smoothly, giving the teachers a short vacation. The year ended with a picnic in Mooney's Grove for CSF members and guests. At the picnic life membership pins were presented to the Seniors who had eamed them. These pins are given to students who are in CSF 5 of their last 6 semesters in high school Those receiving pins were Esther Jacob June Peoples Ron McDonald Jim Preston Janice Maroot Dana Archer Roy Muncy and Ron Chappell ,,..-4-v Esther Jacob W I DONIPS 1. xnszanx ml X Y 'T KA Ruthie Craig Roy Muncy 54 . : I l I 0 I . I I 1 in-1' H' 1 ,l . tx h. . .g I ...4 s-.,. X L K ,C V .' ' ' 7 EIB! 1 I s L- 1 M - .W Way I I ' 9' 1 M I QSSI, L .. Q t I 'J ' ,, ,. . , 3 '- ,x ' .Qt , J il ' : . ,I , a . FIRST SEMESTER LEFT to RIGHT D fDoanj Archer E Jacob,J Maroot C Jacob J Preston ROW2 B Fuller P Humph.rey,J George,J Godfrey P Hammond B Thomas ROW 3 R Muncy, R McDonald C Sltton R Cralg J Shawl T Vernon ROW4 R Dow R Chappell K Gardner C7 SECOND SEMESTER ROW 1 D QDoanjArcher E Jacob,J Preston,J Maroot C Jacob ROW2 B Fuller P Humphrey, J George J Godfrey, B Thomas, J Wrlbur ROW 3 M Gabnelson, D Dlttes, C Sltton R Grn R Chappell ROW4 R McDonald J Shawl 55 5 f .5 v f 5 .x , . : . , . . , . , . . i : , . . . , . , . . : . . , . . . , . , . . 1 . , . , . . ow- ' L f 'sn L T' br .5 5 4 3 A. C 4' sw 4-- fs., I 3 1 S A. f ' ' SX , V ' 1 x . 4 I F X' X ll ?. 4 . . : . , . I . . , . I . D: . ,D . . , . . . . : . . . , . g, ' - 3 - , . . Panther Tales Mr Curtis Advlsor L- The Panther Tales th1s year was the product of the Journallsm class under the d1rect1on of Mr Curt1s S1nce both the yearbook and newspaper were combmed 1nto the same class rtwas necessary to have separate staffs for each pubhcatron The Panther Tales thx year tned to fullfrll the obl1 gauon of a school newspaper to brmg to the student body news of school act1v1t1es and functlons In dorng so the staff expressed hope that the paper helped to strmulate the rnterestof the student body 1n the1r school and student orgamzatrons Asecondary purpose of the newspaper was to grve the student reporters pracuce 1n the area of newspaper wntmg Th1s1sw1th the v1ew of gauung knowledge of lournahsm as a poss1ble professron Other 3CI1V1I16S of the staffwlll be to attend and com pete at three mam Journalrsm conferences throughout the year held rn Fresno Berkely and San Jose gg-wg Keith Giles Ed1tOI L1nda Ledbetter Ass1stant Ed1tor Mercy Ruxz Sports Edrtor 'TW SEATED D Loo, M Rulz STAND L to R P McLaughlin J A Bynum,N Bynum, K Edmonds, P Stevens, K G11es,G G11es,R PBICIVELI Mr CUYIIS 56 'Ns S Q -if :SK gr, rv fu 'Ji -J D E7 f' , Mrs. Marsee l Sergeantettes and Majorettes The Sergeantettes, under the able direction ot Mrs. Marsee, have often been compared to the nationally known Rockettes. Their precisiondrills, as well as their intricate dance steps have been well received all over the state. The girls are probably the outstanding drill team in California. The girls are not only extremely hard workers spending many hours practicing, but must maintain high grades as well. To be a member is truly an accomplishment. TheSergeantettes do many civic duties as well, such as, serving at town func- tions, sponsor the Back to School Dance, work for the Shrine Hospital, and giving the annual Cancer Tea. MAJORETTES Left to Right L Cox A Clark J Mitchell J Walton KNEELING Dana Archer C Dow L Harless J Ann Bynum C Wilson 'Mr Avlis M H? f' We 'L 'fe' 'H' K 4-Yr-u...f4cv's' FRONI' ROW Leftto Right P Hammond, J Wilbur D Cropper M Ledbetter D Patrick D Shackelford K Old ham C Riddle J Bessey,M Sitton E Cartwright B Bulluck C Sitton D Coder R Walls ROW 2 L Cain J Godfrey P Hanley F Adams J Rambo D Keith N Morris J Chrisman, J Purtle M McCain K Shaw J Muncy DeL Lewis 57 , , t B- A ' , : . , . , . , . . 1 , . , . , . , . . 9 7 ' ,. ' A ,V , ,s gat' ' if. ,N - ' ' ft yi' f 'QQ is- f' vs.. ,' I ' :gli .,,..,-9--4,3 .-'Qs . f , - v ,if . ,V V K .,,, ,W . W f ' ,git P 4 . . , Lv A ' , I 'F K .-' '34 , f ' ,3 - ' A rf ., , - 7 - ,' - , . 4 'ns 1- - ,. , ' , 1 . . ,. tg, I Q5 , Y 'V WI x '14 J w'-'.,,,- 'wwf A f4..ay Q M. L . ii-. rs ,,...y:-L' pl , 'Self' g ,!'7Lm.t.g . ,, fig., ,Q,,f:,.' , . V ' - 'C .- :.' :lm f'-.L ' f'-.f 55 , vf'W'4'f: ',,- v T 'I .. v . , . , : . . , . , . , . , . , . - , . , . . , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . , . , . , . . lst ROW Left to R1ght N MOIIIS, J Rambo, L Cam, D Kerth M McCa1n R Walls, K Mendes, P Hanley J Chr1sman,J Purtle DeL LEWIS, J Muncy, K Shaw, D Coder F Jo Adams 2nd ROW D Patuck, D Shackle ford J Godfrey, J Bessey, P Cropper, M Ledbetter M S1tton, L G1les,P Hammond C Rrddle K Oldham,J W1lbur,B Bullock, E Cartwrrght C Sltton 'RVN Sergeantettesputtmgonamarchlng performance Sergeantette fashron models K Rrddle C Dow, durmg rntermrsslon at a football game K Oldham, P Hammond L Harless, J Walton fseatedj 58 MAJORETTES LEFT L Cox C Dow JoA Bynum, J Mmtchell D Archer RIGHT A Clark L I-larless, C W1l son J Walton Marching Officers SEATED Sgt Hanley, Major Mitchell L Wilson Sgt Chrisman STANDING Bunny Marsee Qsponsorj, Sgt Shaw, Cpl Sitton Lt Bynum, Sgt Shackelford, lst Sgt Adams, Cpl Purtle Tumbling Baseball ter, R. Walls, J. Rambo, L. Cain. R - 22 wright, K. Shaw. R- 3: L, Giles, J Purtle, D. Patrick, J. Godfrey, P. Ham mond, R. Oldham, J. Wilbur, P. Cropper B. Bullock, J. Bessey, D. Keith. Non Milrtary Officers Sec C S1tton,'l'reas , J Godfrey HISI L Cox, J Wilbur J Mitchell R Hammond 2 Vice Pres J Rambo Pres K Riddle L Har1ess,J Godfrey 3 D Keith . :.. ' ' ,t. 0 I., 0 l l A .. , V' 'gig . I .',.' ,. .: -,...',.',. 59 R - 1: P. Hanley, N. Morris, M. Ledbet- J. Chrisman, D. Shackelford, C. Wilson, J.Bynum,L.Harless,J. Mitchell, E. Cart- I Band This year's marching and concert bands were outstanding in every way. Not in ten years has there been a better marching or concert band in C.U.H.S. These words of praise come from Mr. Marsee,Band Director, who will be leaving CUHS after ten years of service. Despite the fact that every football game was away, the Band and Sergeantettes traveled to almost all the games and provided outstanding halftime entertainment. They were in every way a credit to Corcoran. The marching band accepted two invitations to appear in different parts of the state. They first took part in the University of California's H. S. Band Day ceremonies and during the holidays, perfomed at the Shrine East -West game in San Francisco. This was the 12th straight time for the Senior Band in at- tendance at The Shrine game. The band climaxed the year with many other outstanding performances They are indeed a group to be proud of 5 to 'YQ 95 .ANY A1 R l J Franklin G Aust1n,E Gomez, J Mitchell R 2 C Newly M Butcher, E Miranda, L Dav1s,B Rame r1z,E Lawson C Jacob, D Hensley J Dow B Hens1ey,V Mxlicrch R 3 R Navarro E Jacob,B Davis N Streshley J Hammond, R Salazar J Leon D Walker J Shaw1,D Burrus, R Sa1azar,D White R 4 S Hutchison J Stephens D Thayer, P Marshall G Patter L W111s J Hernandez, T Shubert R Alder D Ros prim S Waldrum 60 Q W IN'-QU SENIORS R1 D Thayer B Hensley E Jacob J Hernandez R 2 F M111er R Orxsxo D Walker D Rosprrm R 1 S Hutchlson C Jacob,N Streakly S Goodnch R 2 E Jacob B Hensley J Dow D Hensley B Rame r1z, G Patter B Davxs D Walker J Leon D Burrus F Qulroz P Garcxa J Shawl R Salazar D Whrte R 3 V M111c1ch E M1randa E Lawson L Davns B Flores J Franklxn D Smxth G Woodrum S Evans C Newby R Adalr T Shubert R Navarro R Salazar J Hemandez L W111s P Marshall M Butcher D Thayer J Ste phens R-4 A D Halstead J Hammond M Walker G Austm C Ward E Gomez J Wood R Or1s1o R Squrre F Mrller 61 :. -: . , . , . ,. . -: . , . , . , . . .-: . , .. . , . . -rl. , .. , . , . ,.. - In.. , s , 9 , n , u In , a ,. n , a , u 1 - . t , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , ' 1 - 1 ' n- 1' 1 ' la ' 1 ' 1 ' xl: ' . : . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . ., l . . ,MP QI 1 'fig nf 7 N 'U 2.-1 ya, , EQ A., I .Def . car.. ' V ff N ,'- Q, 4 1 f ! t, vw, 5 .2i gg' 5 3' . . gh 5 b- , ,M N .al N ' q -kiigf ,gif 0 U V AP I WW 9 Y W 2 ,qi ' Q1 Q , f wx A If L, s t - . X 6 it ji! . ,IS A Q X ,Ar -gn M 3 , I x ' as ig, Q 'E ?f -Y 5 'Qi' 33 Xxx ' , 1 ' CN ' '- 2 E ,gs Y Y i N? wha President Esther Jacob 1 .gg 44 . I' ' uw -l 2 4 .5 1 .h -ff 5 1 at f . v Y : , i X Vice President Janice Maroot ,ZZ 'Wir , v aff , 'P i f G. A. A. The Girls'Athletic Association is one of the most active organizations in school. The club provides everygirl in school with a chance to participate in her favorite sports and earn points while having fun. The GAA has its own system of points, and awards are pre- sented as the girls accumulate the necessarynumber of points. The highest award in GAA is the gold honor pin which is 'sentedwhena girl has gained 3,000 points. Kay Sullivan was the sponsor. Moneymaking activities centered around cupcake sales, and this money went formedals, various other awards and Treasurer Mary R. Garcia the Outstanding Senior trophy which is presented every year to a Senior GAA member picked through secret ballot by the GAA Council. MANAGERS. FRONT ROW, Left to Right: Judy Warner--Tennis, Carol Jacob-- Commissioner of Table Tennis, Ethel Pearce--Hockey, Barbara Thomas--Softball. SECOND ROW: Athletics Glenda lsenhower--Tumbling, Clarice McFadden--Badminton,Janell Rice--Vol- Paf Bamhart leyball, Amparro Guerrero--Speedball, Judy Goodrich--Swimming. Josie Mena Secretary ,JL , .aw -1 , sg 1 l is , 5 'V Q! ' - , i . Q SWIMMING, Left to Right: lst place, TABLE TENNlS,1.eft to Right: lst place Carol Jacob, 2nd place, Esther Jacob, singles, Jan Maroot, lst place doubles, 3rd place, Judy Goodrich. Jan Maroot and Esther Jacob. 63 If bm if 9 i H QW Y 'xv .I Q- H v , ' - - ' lbw, - . V . in-I. , ,., Y GAA ROW 1 Westbay Rocke Hensley Grxffrth Ru1z,Lowry Ross Taylor, Jacob, Ramerlz Young, Pumpnrey, Jackson ROW 2 Adams Thomas, Grant Garcla Halstead Blackwell Isenhower, Hemandez Warner Martlnez, Prleto Jones,Galvan Rodrlquez ROW 3 Shoals, Venegas, Toledo, Magana, Torres, Cortez Halstead, Ross Castro, Pearce, Mena Garcla, Herreera Austm, Terroncz Cortez, Pru1tt ibn TENNIS, FRONT ROW, Left to Rrght J War ner M R Garcxa SECOND ROW J Goodrlch J Maroot, E Jacob A Chavez flst place s1n glesl fir' 'np-ui TUMBLING, Left to Rrght 3rd place S Bowron 2nd place J Maroot Humphrey lst place E Jacob Zndplace P VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS, LEFT to RIGHT B Grrf 15ADMIN'1ON J Maroot lst place smgles E f1r.h P Humphrey B Thomas S Ross E Wrxght Pearce lst place doubles E Jacob lst place smgles 64 ' : : 1 2 x 1 2 1 U U ' 1 Y l Y 7 I 3 , 7 D ' 2 ! 3 5 Y J ' i ,V L' .51 ag N iife 'P . , fix 5- , , N N, 'var M, - ,fill I A A - A M M , , V 4. ,Q ., , . . . : . ' , : . . : . . : . . . , . . - . 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' , -- : . -- t v 'Nu BASKETBALL CHAMPS FRONT ROW, Left to Rxght SOFTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW,Left to Rlght Wrxght Ethel Pearce, Mary Q Carcxa, Rosrta Martmez SEC Odle Ru1z,Guererro,Garc1a 2nd ROW Jacob, Black OND ROW Barbara Davls, Mary Spellzml, Drxxe well Wllbur, Thomas, Westbay, Chavez Westbay Mary Cabnelson THIRD ROW Shlrley Ross Frenchle Pumphrey Mm' HOCKEY TEAM 1 B Thomas J Parraz, J Maroot VOLLEYBALL C Jacob V Prultt J Parral 2 L Martmez 2 W Haywool,S Ross,E Pearce P J Maroot, M Chavez S Rocke Robmson, Barnhart P Blackwell V Vanzant J Q0 497 Zn ...n x.-ff'-WN R 1 A Guerrero B Fuller,P Humphrey P Stevens, J R1ce,J Wllbur J Cay,J Maroot E Jacob T Par raz M Cabnelson E Flores R 2 L Trxvltt K Odle M Odle,E Wrxght S Bowron V Ml1llC1Ch L Pedron celln M Chavez C McFadden J Brewster,V Vanzant M R Carc1a,P Barnhart 3 A Chavez,L Davrs J Clow,G Slrmans, N Streshly P Parker, S Hutchxson M Spelzmx, S Muccxgrosso B Taylor D Ashford 65 Mr. Lepper Hi-Teens The High-Teens is one of the relatively new clubs at C U H S and was started three years ago The club member Shlp has lncreased consrderably rn Ih1S penod of t1me The club was very act1ve durxng the year under the spons orsh1p of Mr Lepper Meeungs of the club were held durrng the homeroom per 1od Membershrp rn the club IS open to any member of the student body Q11 ROW 1, L to R V Pru1t:t,J Pumphrey, S Calloway, J Woods D Shackelford, F Pumphrey B Toney R 2 E Haynes, E Blacksher, E Pearce, S Young,G Jack5on,L Rob1nson,J Strger R 3 C Neely, J Johnson, R Cal1oway,F Jones,W Johnson,B Short, M Toney R 4 G Keyes, J Wyatt R Anderson,W Prurtt J Curray, W Wrlls, M Pumphrey 66 ,H Rally The past year, the Rally Club made of 75 members including six pom pom girls, a , head leader, and two assistants. The group held several rally assemblies for football and basketball games and exchange rallies with Shafter. The Shafterstudent body praised ff V the club for the hour long variety of skits, yells, etc. The Prime purpose of the Rally Club is to promote good sportsmanship between CUHS and other schools we meet in 1 4 J A competition and build school spirit at CUHS campus. 1 f' 1 , Mr. Rowe ROW 1 S Montgomery P Hammond J Johnson, C Dow, J Johnson ROW 2 J Dow, 1 , G Hammond D Archer E Jacob J Adams,C Lewis ROW3 C Balcazar M R Garcia, S Bowron, G Galvan,A Amado, R Herrera,M Hardcast1e,C Davis ROW4 B Alexander, D Bessey, P Cropper, J Archer, J Hansen K Gardner,B Fox, L Jerrerys ROWI C Riddle, N Heck, L Harless, J Rambo ROW 2 J Bessey, P Stevens, L Lower S Reeves, K Oldham ROW 3 C Av1la,B Adams,G Sirmans, L Giles, J Godfrey, K Odle, V Owings, M Odle ROW4 B l.ee,L Wh1ttenburg,C McFadden, J Rob1nson,G Hernandez, C Jacob G Isenhower ROWS R McDonald B Wilbur G K1ng,L Rambo J Wood, J Shawl, G Magowen, J McCain ROW 6 B Wall1s,M Murray K Lott J Mitchell R Enos 67 . : . , . , . . : . : . D. Keth . , . , . , . . . z . . , . . f, , 1 , f V ri Minis., : . ' . . I . : D. .' . y, . , . . :.. , . '. , . ' . .I . . . . : . . , . , , . . Cheerleaders and Pom Pon GIIIS N 'U -. .-if ,Ill alias. fE R Carcla uf' J Maroot J George POM POM GIRLS B Ortega, C Davls, S Reeves, E Jacob, G Hernandez, L Terronez 68 A I f 2 w- ' 3 e g 5 7557 AE V' ,rkgy ,'..:e 1 5 e W. i 1 2 A .I --- -. ' --' if pf J 1 mnnvmw w - 'KL' Ae , X A , 4 W: 5, xx I ' 'JF J rm Archer Guard Bob Toney trres to elude oncommg Mt Whrtney tacklers ll!!-noun Mr Wrlhams Coach League The Panther varsrty footballteam opened the season wrth a 14 6 vrctory over Hanford s Bullpups on the Hanford freld The game was hrghlrghted by two long runs by Jrm Strger of Corcoran for touchdowns The followrng week the Panthers bowed to a strong Mt Whrtney club 33 7 Whrtney backs Aker and Todd made lrfe mrserable for the Panthers all nrght The Panthers bounced back the followrng week agamst Chow chrlla by takrng the game 25 0 Opemng the league rn frne fashron the followrng week agarnst Wasco the Panthers defeated the Trgers 25 7 The Panthers had an easy trme wrth the South I-hgh Rebels 1nBakersf1eld the followrng week takmg them 32 12 70 J n gun K L . .AM Joe Banales--Guard Donald Bessey--Tackle Sam Calloway--End 1 . . . . T ' Ronald Chappell Tackle Jrm Stlger carnes the ball for a gam before being swarmed under by a host of Wasco tacklers Paul Cropper Tackle Jerry Dow Fullback Co Champ1ons Corcoran met one of the better teams tn the conference the followrng week wtth the Coalmga Horn Toads ln a ftercely fought game they had game The low poxntof the season was the defeat at the hands ofthe Garces Rams tn Bakersfreld the followmg week Corcoran d1dn t look lrke the team of old rn loslng 12 6 In the ftnal game of the season the Panthers earned themselves a tre for the league champronshxp w1thCoal1nga by dowmng the always tough Shafter Generals 20 6 on the Generals ftelcl All rn all we had a good season and the boys who partrctpared and prac ttced hard were serrous about the game and thelr season record stands as ey tdence of then effort 71 -5 Gene Fox Tackle Mr Rrce Coach K. to settle for a 7-7 tie on a Coalinga touchdown in the final minute of the ' May' Minus 9922 :ammunit- wil 5 'Qi' Sign 'P ns Ma Albert Gomez Quarterback Jlm Hansen Center Cleo James Halfback and Ha lfba c k Kenny Lott Quarterback Ron McDonald Guard Jrm Strger totm' the ball agamst Colmga In the background Mrckey Murray and Don Bessey Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Joe Martmez Fullback 72 '11 QN rfiigffrfew if Forest Mrtchell Center Hanford Mt Whnney ChOWCh1113 Wasco South I-hgh Coahnga Garces Shaffer Stlger uncorkmg an 8 3 yard touchdown run agamst Hanford The Panthers clawed Hanford 14 6 Roy Muncy Tackle Clyde Neely Tackle John Parraz Halfback -- - E.. '..u l...lu.Q M' kit' in ...i 73 nvvllwwpzf Mrckey Murray Quarterback Loren Rambo End Uh 2 T,..., Dav1dR0spr1m Center Ray S0111 Halfback w Bob Verboon End Bob Wrlbur Guard ff 'Fill Joe Sohz Guard mmm ...: ' M raw ,qv WWHHEM 5 t tf! -llfilqlgv eva..-v-3fV36iU9 '63!1K Bob Toney I'-Hd Jim Strger Fullback and Halfback Wasco player downed as John Parraz comes m for f1Il1Shll'lQ tackle 74 xi' R 1 E Murrretta, M Grerrero R Vanzant, A Armenta,G Agu1lar,G McBr1de,R Weatherly, R Goodrrch R 2 D Magana, M Balacazar,M Toney F Jones, R Calloway,F Crrjalva J Hansen E Gomez, D Doran R 3 Coach Brlls L Covert B Gomez, J Recendez J G Garcra, R Garza, J Reguero, J Magana,B Murray, Coach Phelps R 4 O Murrretta L Jeffr1es,Z Banales, R Cabral, E Gomez K Gardner, T Vernon, C Cortez G Keyes, J Esp1nosa,J Westbay D Archer B Football Under the drrectron of Coach Brlls and Coach Phelps the B footballsquad had a frne season The Panthers rolled over most of therropponents durrng the season leav rng many hapless vrctrms way wrth therr srghts set on the League utle The champronshrp was not deter mrned unul the very last game Corcoran lost by a close margrn takrng second place rn the league The Panthers na1l the Shafter Ball Carrrer P '+o Coach Brlls Coach Phelps 75 'U at. g aft C . ' 1 . t . '. ' 'N 1 The Panthers paced Colinga all the X . a - BV 'fs' M Q, 7 4 fi w W , ' F , L ' I X wg'ls:V1f- 'HP' w QwI4'v 'f r A ,ren ' ,,. ' . b 3' Mfx I 1 -L , N.,-,4,, -- 7, f Kama G Jr . V Q K Y , J WM . 1.0! , yiavliv . V54 Y- W . . W . . DEFENSE: J. Westbay, F. Jones, E. Gomez, D. Doran, A. Armenta, R. Goodrich. R-2: G. Keyes, Z. Banales, L. Jeffries, C. Cortez, R. Cabral. Where the ball? Corcoran VS Wasco Fadmg back for a long one Hanford lost 'UL ng! '19 OFFENSE E Murrretta D Magana, D Doran,G McBr1de G Ag11ar,R Weatherly J G Carcra R 2 K Gard ner B Gomez Z Banales E Gomez 76 5 . P 's . . . . 1 .- , ,. 9 A , ' 'I 4: ' , , f. A 4 r' . ' f 1' ,W , V , . N' W .M 1 , , n I .4 N X, Q . . ,- 1 . - ' - A J- ' ' . D . . , . rs--2 - I . ff , 1 'E P A v'.. .111 ..-qu , ' 'V . . ' , 4 f ' ' ' ff ' . - .4 V-0 '--am. ,:- - ' 4 5 . . ' X- . 6' '. ,fi 0 1 . . , X x . , . K Q ., ' A r -w I N t XS. 1 . ' . . - ' . fin ' Y vx-1,5 ,. . M .K : . , . . . , . . , . . . - : . - , . , . , . . C FOOTBALL R 1 D Archer C Brewster L Brown, D Frey, K Westbay, D Smrth R 2 Coach Rowe, C Arnold,C Lawson G Potter,L Hansen D Brown, B Murray V Baseball Our apologres goto the Jun1orVars1ty baseball players Unfortunately we had no prcture of them to put rn the annual The J V shada frne season under the dlrec t1on of Coach Phelps Everyone of them lS a credlt to the school both rn performance and sportsmanshlp The I V players were John Ashford Charles Brown George Duncan James Franklrn Reynaldo Garcla Gus Keyes Jrmmy Leon Gwyn McBr1de Bob Murray Bobby Vanzant Larry Weatherly Lewis Wills Davrd Archer Mrchael Butcher Kenneth Florence Dale Frey Lawrence Haynes Gordon Krng Gene McBr1de Gary McGowan John Reguere Gerald Waldrum Ronnie Weatherly Block C R-1: K. Cartwright, R. McDonald, J. Hansen, J. Archer A.Comez. R-2: R. Solis, D. Bessey, L. Rambo, B. Ver- boon, R. Muncy. R-3: J. Solis, B. Grooms, A. D. Hal- stead, R. Chappel, J. Westbay, J. Preston. John Parraz James Strger Sam Calloway Vars1ty Basketball Coach Wrllrams 1- Thrs year s Varsrty Basketball squad drdn t have an excellent record but no one could say truthfully that the boys weren I rn there tryrng and hustlrng all the trme They would always put up a good frght The Panther boys drd go out every mght a shootrng away A vrctory or no vrctory they always had done some dead eye shootrng Head coach Vernrle Wrllrams d1d hrs best to keep h1s players 1n top form Mr Wrllrams worked hard wrth the boys but the boys drdn t seem to have lf when the chrps were down Although they came up wrth a 3 7 record tyrng wrth Garces for fourth place Leavrng the basketball team next year wrll be the two Senrors on the squad Albert Gomez and John Parraz captarn For the 1957 19.58 season Roland Anderson d1d a swell Job as manager Donald Bessey Roland Anderson Mgr tim, Rrchard Dow Lawrence Haynes Benney Gomez John Parks 78 Varsity in Action The Ba1l's up and the game is underway. Corcoran moves down court. Corcoran's shot IS blocked as remforce ments race m v- Here 's one that d1dn't get away Net result Another basket for Corcoran B Basketball The B team although not havrng a good season as far as wlns and losses go showed the fans plenty of excrtement The boys played hard and fast ball Each member of the team d1d therr best for CUHS and deserve a lot of credlt for never grv mg up The boys rmproved a lot toward the end of the season and should be a much rmproved team next year Mr Schallhorn coached the team th1s year Davrd Magana was manager Luna mtercepts as Westbay guards Westbay takes a set shot whrle Keyes watches SH 4? My Coach Schallhorn J G Garcra,J Leon J Westbay,H Murr1etta,G Keyes T Luna,D Magana 80 1 G Duncan, K Westbay D Urbma, H Luna, T Fowler 2 C Walrum C Amold J Juarez, R Calloway, G Aust1n,D Parks M Toney, Coach Juarez C Basketball Shoot Man' Shoot' The C team coached by Mr Juarez had only a fa1r sea son thrs year wrnmng three out of erght games The boys played welland kept the fans rnterested rn therr games Sports manshrp was always evrdent among the players and therr sp1r1t was hrgh throughout the season u 39 i 1 N H fr - N - ' I 81 P G arrca 2nd all league champ E Gomez 1 20 B Grooms 138 all league champ and valley champ D Hlllman 3 me J Leon 112 Nov D Brown 120 B Delgado 120 vrce champ 2nd all league R Sohs 127 all league champ G Aughar 1 33 Wrestlmg The 1957 58 Wrestlmg season was a tremendous season for the Corcoran Panthers The Panthers grap pled therr opponents to an rmpress1ve 12 w1n 5 loss record Outstandrng wrestlers such as B111y Grooms Ray Solls Eugene Marunez Pete Garcla and Joe Leon and other stalwarts added backbone to the Corcoran matmen Brlly Grooms and Ray Solts were wmners of the All League and A11 Valley Tournaments So11s was chosen the outstandmg wrestler 1n the valley Due to the loss of only four Sen1ors th1s year s Corcoran wresthng team under the dxrectton of Coach Jmgles Phelps should be strong contenders for the state champronshtps next year R Weatherly 138 K Cartwrlght 154 L Weatherly 154 82 . ' : 103- . 2 - - . : . : . ' 1 8 - . ' . R McDonald 165 Hanford South Hrgh Delano Madera Tulare Portervrlle Mt W hnney Redwood Hanford Roosevelt C Neely 165 Novrce A D Halstead 175 J Archer 175 Champ Tulare League Fmals Hanford Tulare Corcoran Redwood Mt Whrtney I1 I' Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran Corcoran V:1l1eyF1nals Fresno lst Madera 2nd Roosevelt 3rd Corcoran 4th D Rosprxm 175 R Muncy 191 J Preston 191 F Molma E Martlnez All League Champ J Colls 2nd Al1Nov1ce E Phelps, Coach C Cortez Manager champ 83 ' s m Winners at League Finals in Tulare: Grooms, 6th Theseboys placed at the league finals in Tulare P from leftg Solis, 4th from left. Garcia, R. Solis, B. Grooms, G. Martinez. Jim Preston pins h1s man ,,,...---',..guc-14' 1 Gene Martmez rolls his man for a near pm Joe Sol1s just about ready to pm his opponent as ref Coach Jingles Phelps protecting his outstandmg eree Karol Bills starts the count restlers,B1l1 Grooms 138 QLQ and Ray Solls 127 frj 84 s , 15' 1 ':., - ,, Wwe +4 fi w., . . . . - ,, . ,, . . . W ' , umor Vars1ty I I S f 4 FRONT ROW, Left to Rlght J Juarez K Florence J Requerro, C Kmg K Westbay B Murray R Cabral G Keyes ROW2 R Anderson C Brown, L Weatherly G McGowan G McBr1de J Ashford C McBr1de D Ed monds Mr Plzarro A Wasco player watching a Panther race by. Ken Lott hitting a line drive single. 85 RK K. Gardner, center fielder -Alb. A Gomez 2nd baseman C. Giles, lst base coach, left fielder 3- avian ffrxes rrght frelder af' .KJ J Dow catcher Parraz rr t frelder Martmez 3rd K Lott left flclder baseman J. Sherwood, 3rd D. Bessey, pitcher base coach, 1st baseman Vars1ty Baseball Under Karol Brlls baseball coach the Panthers dla mond squad had a very frne eager baseball squad The enthusxasuc Panthers was a young team made up of Jumors and sophomores The Panthers comprled a league record of 5 5 and a non league record of 2 5 1 The games went as follows The Panthers took the ftrst of the league games from Garces w1th a 2 1 wrn They went on to slaughter South l-hgh 16 1 They beat Shafter 8 6 and went on to wm the second game w1th them 12 2 The Panthers then de eatedCol1nga 8 5 then ran 1nto a loss w1th Wasco 3 11 Corcoran later clawed South I-hgh aga1n to the tune of 17 9 They later lost agam to Wasco 2 4 Leavmg the team th1s year w1l1 be semors Albert Gomez John Parraz Gary Grles and Joe Sherwood Next year should show us a strong team as all the other letter men w1ll return Mr B111 awarded s1x medals to the outstandmg players These were A Gomez K Gardner J Dow J Strger Dow and Strger both collected 2 medals ...T fkf U Xl B Toney catcher B Gomez pxtcher I :L . , 5, g Q15 T' , , , - af f P r 2 ' .. 'T ' rf ' K f . - . , L. Je ' , ' . N I R e vi l - I f p . af' H ' - f Q ! ' 5 ' 'F V ' W1 t .1 ' Y ' . . - . , J.. , 'gh A . I I WM- T - - .L , Vx I 2 V , ' ' .,,. Q' 4 X or P -5 86 A u R 1 R Magana, B Toney, J Parks A Gomez L Jeffrles, B Gomez, K Gardner T Vernon, J Martmez R 2 J Magana, J Parraz, J Stlger, M Murray J Sherwood D Bessey G G11es, K Lott J Dow, Coach B111s Y vv-v Stxger 1st base H1311 T Vemon, 2nd M Murray, pxtcher baseman Parks, shortst -...W an wma:--j af Stlger uncorks a smgle agamst Wasco Lott s on has way to that long lst base 87 J Preston discus M Murray discus Track The track team this year did a fine job and was manned by many boys who trained well and conse- quently turned in many fine perfomaances. The po- tentiality of this year s team for next year is shown by the fact that only three seniors were on the team. The team was coached by Mr. Lepper and Mr. Lamb. Mr Lepper commended the following A class boys for theirhard work and fine performances These are Sam Calloway 110 yd dash 440 and broad Jump Mickey Murray shot and discus John Westbay mile Loren Rambo 880 James Woods 880 Jack Pumphrey 440 and relay Arthur Escalante 100 220 b J and relay Ken Lott shot and discus John Westbay received the medal for the outstand ing track athlete Lepper said It takes lots of per severance and hard work to get the best out of your self John exceeds in both catagories J Westbay winner A m11e Bksfld Sprmt men B Toney M Escalante J Stlger J Pumphrey S Calloway 88 fi Wu. I 4! 'QQ 54 si ini. .L Set yfafw, L 41 af? ROW 1 Left to Rlght L Rambo C Waldrum D Brown S Calloway J Woods, J Frankhn E Murnetta H Dunn ROW 2 F Molma, R Salazar J Westbay B Toney, J Pumphrey E Gomez A Escalante G Austm ROW 3 M Murray J Preston D Doran J Martmez, J Stlger F Mltchell W Johnson F Jones ROW4 J Fowler fManagerj, H Hammond QManagerj L Stevens, R Calloway M Balcazar W Javuat, Robert Lamb fCoachj Gordon Lepper QCoachj Welght Men FRONT Left to Rlght M Murray, J 880 m11e men LEFT to RIGHT L Rambo J Preston BACK F Molma G Waldrun, F Mltchell Woods J Westbay C Re1ay Team FRONT E Gomez, E Murrleta 440 Men H Dunn, J Pumphrey, S Calloway BACK R Calloway 89 ,.-. , .+. ,,,,., .--'Q . A H.. W P lg Y mf Y y .., ,gg ,V .. r . SKK- . 1 'H-fr-.ga - M V'-'nw-Vw -M T ,V W A 'illunqzfi Q , q Q ,N b Yi, Ns , . SL . qf N.. Q Q + W 4 N Ns., . ' W 3 -5. , 4 ., A ? .,f 1 ,. 7' -4 , . ' - I 2 ,Q T M it , jf' .. V Doan J Chapple L Wills Boys Tenn1s The Panther team players were playmg rn a new league thrs year They played Colmga Wasco and Shafter The boys beat Shafter 3 2 They were then defeated by Wasco 2 3 Later they lost agam to Colrnga 2 3 The f1rst three boys were Jerry Hammond Ron Chappel and Ron McDonald Doubles players were Ph1l1p Doan Roy Muncy Gxlbert Potter and Jess Hansen Jerry Hammond played smgles and RonMcDona1d and Jamce Marrot played mrxed doubles at Tulare All placed second 1n the Tulare Tournament The mrxed doubles team of Ron and Jamce also won the conference champronshxp 91 am. as w..MM -new-aww .N ef- .em li dll: 31, , Hammond P Marshall R 2 Mr Mauer, G Potter, R Muncy J Hansen, R McDonald, R ff L, f f 2 bv R-1: P. , . , . . - : . . . , . . , . . , . , . ' . ' - I , 1 ' Y I , . 5 4 -x X 1. ' a . 3 . .. X I , if ' ' 0 4. 3-' . Q' K if V, 1-. iiaii I, - . . lu, 11 1, ' 45,255 -1- -' - I L' 'iff-x f , - '1- L. 1 .. . f R V. 12:5 Q., , . -' ' ' ,:',-A' W' , I , ..v- ' ,--- L to R S Muccxgrosso, J Parraz J Warner, J Goodnch C Jacob J Maroot, E Jacob P Barnhart Mr Mauer Grrls Tennrs G1rl tenms players were a l1ttle scarce th1s year but the quahty partly compensated for the short quantrty Esther and Carol Jacob Pat Barnhart and Janrce Maroot were the seasoned players wrth Judrth Warner Judy Goodnch and Josre Parraz all new tenms letter wrnners The grrls lost to Wasco on the home court 5 0 although Carol Jacob showed frne endurance whrle playmg rn the ram The team next lost to Shafter BothJacobs played well tn lostng and the doubles match went 3 sets before they lost The seasons last meet was at Colmga where the team was beaten 5 0 The doubles team of Jamce Maroot and Esther Jacob won the frrst of 3 sets agarnst the team that later won the conference t1t1e They were comphmented on thetr frne sportsmanshxp spmt and behavror 92 1 . , . 19.1 ' Sf' N .41 'f rx ' ll A Awards Jamce Maroot and Esther Jacob congratulate each other upon wm mng the Clrl s Athletlc Assoclatlon award Both glrls were outstandmg competztors m sports Awards mean a lot to Jxm St1ger and Gomez as they congratulate each other upon recelvlng thelrs Both were outstandmg m varsxty 3th1Et1CS and sports The trail winds up to the stage of the audxtorlurn as John Parks Benny Gomez, Jlm Stlger Sam Calloway John Parraz, and Albert Gomez pre pare to recelve thelr awards Z! 5 , 'X' xxffx f Z Autographs 2 ,151 tf Cx xx X I ff Z XX X -'Q N Q33 f' '-03. .mx ' X 5 1 1 my.,-.,'f f ,lr , I ff jf . iii -Q-45 . - X X I In the following pages we have presented chronologically and pictorially some of the pleasant memories of the school year. A lot of it has been work, but a lot has been fun too. Remember? Football, dances, trips, baseball, proms, track. Then finally, for some the end of another school year. For others graduation and the looking forward to new experiences. The mighty seniors bid farewell to their last high school game I -MK C mon guys' Yell' Rah Rah Rah Rah Rah' Lott covers, while Stlger hurtles at the Hanford ball carrier A group of anxious spectators watch the Panthers The majorettes step it off go for the lst down 96 4' Q , . . . . ' , ' ' . w l i 5 . f 4,-3 Y Asks? to L as 'a VY. . ','y'fgif ,W Q Eqgffxyk 1 I Ari . - . ' if X 'QL' I -K f , .S as I Aw W , . , my ff ' , ' .L-iv ,kg 1 V 1. fqifv 1, 1 Q 4-. W Cuy 1 L N 1 fi? A ' Q X 4 gf' 0 , 'I 1 W -Q 11 J ' 5 . , if x 'I .X 35 X sw J. M3 4 'M a . If L .L , , wma. , 4 , -gf 4 . 'gf- by gg, . Inv. W -,215 Q1 Auf Two sleepy people Nathan Lee and Mr Pxzarro Onward' To the airport' Up and at 'em men' 1 , Checking out of the Stockton Hotel. Aim Bob, John Mercy, and Genny head for the snow Senior Trip One of the big thrills of the school year is the annual Senior Trip. It is per- haps the last happy fling for Seniors who must prepare for -xams and later gradua- tion. For undergraduates its something to look forward to. For Seniors it never will be forgotten. Bea Torres gets fitted for a junior ring The gals that made the Cancer Tea a suc The Seargentettes on a cleanup campaign. WOW! School spirit, cheerleaders -.2 Co-champs S. Sequoia League. CSSS M. , A11 together now. P-A-N-T-H-E-R-S! X, , N, e-' Q51 , rs, Mm 1 Q Wm r N., M K r WimWW . or W raw M iw, u,l1I.M5 rp Cenevleve Hemandez and Vlrgmxa Rule Both created the beautlful 6 x40 mural used as a backdrop durmg graduatlon The proud parents fam111es and frlends To them gradu atlon ts just as mean1ngfu1 and lmportant as It rs to the graduates themselves Th1s IS the day The B1g Day' Graduauon Graduatton the complet1on of h1gh school and the be glnnrng of a new hfc The proudest happxest day ofthe semors l1fe The past becomes full of pleasant memorres and the future becomes the present for thls day IS the cul m1nat1on of one goal and the begrnnmg of another The student body the faculty and the adm1n1strat1on wrsh the graduates all the success and happmess poss1b1e rn therr future years We know they w1ll be worthy represent auves of both thetr school and communrty The graduates look on The tr1o smgs an emotion fxlled song that f1ts so well wrth the joy of graduatmon Mr Yeager and other speakers llsten attentxvely 101 l O K What now'7 Someone's hatchmg up a scheme Patsy'7 and V1rg1n1a'7 ,wh Nancy Hall, Cath1e Rxddle, and Paula Coff man when they were young and gay The three mugketegfs Those sen1ors agam' They fmally found the snow' 102 Y Q 7 Q Mi. 5 V W .x is -f A Q i s' ' V xg A 4 ,V f V , Eff ,W I P3 n VVAL .,,. ' 4 - - my I 1 v X nnvfmlsuns 'xg fl SJ DRU S BEAUTY SALON QM. STYLE d SERVICE MIDVALLEY CHEMICAL COMPANY AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS AQUA AMMONLA NITROGEN SERVICE POB 27 C Clf Ph GREGCRY JEWELERS WATCHES JEWELRY GIFTS 1123 Whitley Ave. Phone 4.40 A . 1 6 'I I 'xl ,A . 9 5 , an ,xfiif fs , 1527 Claire Avenue ' X J Phone 453 71 fl, ..eA,e.I. A, -.I -I . -..LLM V,.,--,..,- . . ox 7 orcoran, a i omia one 33 SPROUSE REITZ VARIETY STORE 1119 Whltley Ave CORCORAN STEAM LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING WORKS Pick up 8. Delivery 920 ,4 WM. was snursus . SAWTELLE and ROSPRIM MACHINE sHoP and HARDWARE sroms Tlph SALYER LAND COMPANY E C SALYER C EVERETT SALYER FRED SALYER P O Box 488 Phone 159 Corcoran THEYS SHELL SERVICE HOBERT E DOW Hay Marketing Service Service Is Our Business Statewide Corner Whitley and Chose Purchasing-Sales-Trunsportcltion I Phone 530 , lrl, 3 ,E A. N' 'M Corcor n 0 i I' q Cifono :iff HAMMOND S BAKERY une Grant Relaxmg At McMahan McMAHAN S FURNITURE COMPANY Lane Cedar Chests Wlsh The Craduatlng Senlors Frngxda re The Best Of Luck Refr gerators Washers Dryers Zemth Radxos Tele 1s1on Sets Phone 282 917 Whltley A e THE BEST IN SPORTS THE BEST IN REPAIRS CORCORAN BODY WORKS NICK S APPLIANCES and GIFTS FOSTORIA GIFTS DINNERWARE WESTINGHOUSE DEALER CUTTER GRAIN 8. MILLING CHARLES M. KEEGAN CO. INSURANCE OTIS sz WHITLEY 1101 Chase Ave Phone 14-3 THE HOME OF GOLDEN FLO BULK DAIRY FEEDS CALIFORNIA MILLING CORPORATION Poultry and Livestock Feeds Corcoran - Los Angeles HALL MOTOR SALES SALES and SERVICE 1163 Kmg Avenue FORD THE GREATEST CAR EVER BUILT IN THE LOW PRICE FIELD You re oney ahead i ENNQX XYQMMW gm? ,JJ -iq., my When you 2 N-TTT' 'df 'W 5 usnwzflsw if 5 X lnsu cnc from McDONALD RICH AGENCY k 1117 Chase Awe Phone 191 CARL S MARKET Sharp Students Shop At Carl's outh Dal one 5 5 ' m I .,I . W,-I ' ' II ' I QI' - gm, X' -' .- .- ,, .' If if fs: . A Q ' - L . . I I I A I :- - . 'I I I . M. 'K I B . Qi I fe-9 -A - I - V1-.'-'x , , , - ,-2 I I4 II- I -A QI IIII!QIIA I' 9 ,... I .5 -fe. ,.g.z 51.351, . '.. . I I ,.,, ' g,,.I I -x. Aw: ,,-Mffa.: 1.,,.w' .. ar- Q , gift .,.,III I II , , I, II I .1 ,L I. I I, .,..A - When you see us, don't think of insurance - But, when you thin of insura Cl -,I , S 'ry Ph 7 -.I S Pat Barnhart and Ruthle Craig admnrung the graduatmg sf-nnors puturf at FRAIF S GAIL CRAIG STUDIO Since 1951 The Dlscrlmmatlng Graduates Ch0lCC for Senxor Portraits 1106 Chase Avenue Phone 58 H nm vb. I mLg,,Ix mmn Kuhn I IIIIII I Imslum psf ,Inn Hansen and ,Ilm Archer preparlng to break the sound Barbara Crlfhth mndowehopg at PFNNEY S the tore f harrnf r it HILL JOHNSON S fine xalues FOR THE BEST IN T V T S CONGRATULATIONS TO THE HILL JOHNSON CLASS OF 58 T. v. s. APPLIANCES Corcoran PENNEY'S 3 -N I M,,.....i I , ,..l......... f 3 ' r 3 ' . 2... 1 , , ' , 1 . - fr me ' 'S . 1 . , . . .j 41' i . I -s ya: 1 A, .' ,s Fx 3 . I L, Xxx I nf . +2 I 2'-v ho, Z .,:v'F L . . . . . . ' Y , ' ' J X ' A . x . S 0 ' A 1. ' , I 9 ee as . M 1 BEST WISHES TO THE ' 'WODYS CLASS OF 1958 GENERATOR SERVICE CO WQODY S HOME 81 AUTO SUPPLIES FOR TH1-S HOMF 1 ALTOMOBILE OTTO KOEPKE JR SPORTINI FOODS TOYS FEATURINF RAWLINF ATHLETII EQUIPMENT 2160 Whltlev Ave Corcoran Wh tl PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS RQM DRUG CO 115 Whltlev Ave CITIIIPILLIQLR ..2,:.. , ... . ruth' L: if Stflilflilifiiiifiii gfk if' ww? ?7V33??:l1:?:51t,w , -'u.. :',,, rn' 52:21 gwwafwl .+A 3 .-za: 1 ' VM PM . i U 0 ' Q W' M- 'U' 2 0- 22' fa-:-:-:-:ghi ' Jah 51 1 1 'u ann .m.q..g.....fg S 2:1:1:2:2:g.3:i:21 1 ll 'IPX CATERPILLAR JOHN DEERE DAVIE S MACHINERY Hanford Bakersfield Wasco Corcoran ..-A.. at the H ARDWARE CCRCORAN CROSS HARDWARE MERCANTH-E C0 HEADQUARTERS FOR GIFTS Corcoran's Flnest Department Store 1001 Whitley Ave o ' CO no C ww , Kathy Pe-tlil knows the NERC is the place to buy. Shop Leon Whittenberg and Bob Lee choosing a gift at CROSS O lvl' M h GS g h USA Bormr M DONALD cHEvRoLET WE ARE AS CLOSE AS YQUR PHONE Ha e Your Doctor Call Your Prescrlptro 1 Into The Rexall Stoe The Oldest and Best Kno n Name In Drugs Corcoran s Low Cost M lea e Me ch nts g r a 1015 Whltley 126 Klng A e Corcoran PIONEER RESTAURANT AUTHENTIC DELICIOUS MEXICAN FOOD DINING ROOM FOOD TO GO 2145 S. Dairy Ave., Corcoran Ph. 861 I , 'mst' , ' E.: Q I 1, mm ........,.,,.,,,,,,,,Mmm. xx ,J.y.i5i?. . H V. Q , W 1 ' ' 1, . A Q. - T J: X I f 'rf' 2- O , F V 77 19.7 el Tir! in 'rj ' rig, ma, E 5: V I Grant, Mercy Ruiz. Jim usgrove, and Keit C1 I e at c T . v ' ' I 7 W . 7 . 0 1 . ' v . x , I Y .E W J I FRANK KEEFFE DORIS KREIDER M MORAN FRANK KEEFFE INC VENERAL INSURANCE REAL ESTATE ACCOUNTING HANK DOLASH SAMMY RITMER SUPER wav naaiiwiw SUPER WAY MARKET JOHNSON CLEANERS Frocerns Ve gc tdblf Mm! Fmh Bfer UNT FREF CLINIC FREE DRY CLEANWC and W1u1e Puultrx Furl Drugs Ph '28 Sumlr lt s Mdgdlllll S Comfy 0fDi1rx 8. Bdmum Curcomn OXSENNLDI FIe0?5XEgEllFI?0?LYFR Fall 431 'V ATION ALLY ADVERTISFD Lqf HUGH M OSBURN CHUCK MEEK and DALE THAYER FOR THE FINER GIFT COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE MEEK S JEWELRY PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT DIAMONDS WATCHES JEWELRY 94IWh1tlev Corcoran Cahforma Ph 678 'KQV' - AI FARMER'S LUMBER COMPANY W. Wh'tley Avenue Phone 450 QLDSMOBILL BUICK CORCORAN MOTOR SALES CORCORAN IMPLEMENT CO 1050 Chlttenden PHX Ipl t CLYDE HARRIS FIRESTONE TIRES Rap FOOD LUCK SENIORS FRESH PASTRY DAILY CANDY FOKES MILK CORCORAN REFRIGERATION 11 v D 6 Ph 166 If-d ' CARL BOLINGER EASTSIDE MARKET M V MENDES FINE QUALITIES IN MEATS and VEGETABLES 614 Whitley Ave ICE PLANT all MEAT PRGFESSING Phone 99 Fme Quality Clothing for Every Occasion I III9Wh1tlev Ave FL, Congratulations to Class of 58 ' -...,.- .. ' YQ., I ai ' 91' ' xA' - - A 0 O I C 1 I ,, . ARCHER 8. ROBERTSON DISTRIBUTORS OF MOBIL OAS BEN BUCK 4? BEA HI STYLE U COFFMAN S GROCERY FROCERIES Ml: ATS FRESH FRUITS VEI ETABLES SHELL FASOLINF TY SALON O11 Q S fthA W W' U Ph 239M I Ph 49 .Y-ji? I if 2 1 314 : E g . I,Q-' 2 I is. 1 ' ' .J 1 , 5 1 X J A . 1. R . 11.305 ,' i x.-.wb '31, and a Q , J I x ,7 k J - and 1909 . J , Ye. fDairyJ 1221 . 'mi vy Ann : i Iorcoran . I HSS O Hat fl J G BOSWELL C CORCORAN ' POND ' T PTON ' TULARE AR ZONA in S ervlce comes FIRST with FIRST WESTERN Burst West Arn Bank The Bank for YOU 6' 23 W 5 4- v 4- 4 ,Nb 60+ TRUST S-f 0 0 CALIFORNlA'S STATEWIDE INDEPENDENT BANK lf! I ' ' I I ' sf V NJ 1' fi ........,JJ Srl! 1,1 . . X, x tgp ,T M U , 1 3 rc. trim in , Q XQ M! A rl 1 I it iris. 1 LQ. , -f W 4. :nj 1 1 'F' F 4 A.,. in uri, Q X 'Y A- Y MY 8 rrnunity , X In 1905, Corcoranlwas Bust a junction on the map, During this time were few buildin s Graduall Corcoran interested syndicates who -M-rf' ' ,gr Y laid out the town and found buyers for most of the conceivable businesses. W Many people were drawn to this part of the country, most of them from Southern California. R Farming in Corcoran was then a hazardous business. Cotton was grown by farmers who wanted to test cotton for growth. These cotton growers organized as the Cotton Growers Association. Boswell, the lead- ing agriculturist, started with 900 acres, and now has the largest farming organization in Corcoran. V The Corcoran Journal came to Corcoran in 1908. The paper has served our community for the past fifty years. Corcoran's First National Bank was organized by a real estate company. The bank is now called the first Western Bank and Trust Company. f Many new people have moved into Corcoran, and with them came the growth of the community represented by the expanding businesses and the great number of churches in the city. Both serve a now thriving ciy of over five thousand., ..,, B '.,, f 4 f. I iffaxf . -' r - I 1