Corcoran High School - Harvester Yearbook (Corcoran, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1959 volume:

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His willingness to helpthe student body to better our school in any way he can and his friendliness to all the students has left a fond Memory in the hearts of all of us. For this reason we dedicate this I959 Harvester to Rader Endsley. ADMINISTRATION MR. STE WA RT Superintendent With each passing year we see another group of young men and young women leave our school to take their place in society as a responsible citizen. We are confident that the graduating seniors of the Class of 1959 are capable and qualified to meet the problems and situations as they arise. The future will hold great things for you. We wish that each of you will remember your school and the kind of Life that is a credit to you and your community. Congratulations and best of luck to the class of T959 SCHOOL BOA RD This is a time of great excitement and challenge. We have proposed trips to the moon and beyond. lt is likely that we will soon have manned flights into space. Each day we read of some new development. To accom- plish the wonders of today has taken a wealth of study and research. To keep apace with the innovations of today and the advances of tomorrow will take more in- formation, knowledge, and understanding than has ever before been necessary. This is the challenge for all of us, those who teach, those whoinvent and design, those who operate the machines, and those who keep them clean. Included in this great challenge is the control and wise use of those things we create. There will be no pro- gress, but chaos, unless we also advance in our under- standing of moral and spiritual values, of individual and societal needs. We must grow in our appreciation of man, of peoples, and of God. My message to the high school graduates of i959 is to recognize and accept this challenge .... Mr. Stewart . . .Mr. Yeager MR. YEAGER Principal 4-Bb r MR. I. MAROOT MR. A. FINNEY MR. F. DOAN MR. R. BESSEY MR. H, DOW 4 MR. STIVERS Dean of Boys How often you will look through the pages of your Harvester and think of your many friends while at Corcoran High School! Their success, and yours, will be the result of todays thoughts and action-values you are establishing, goals you are setting. Maydyour time at Corcoran High build for you basic un erstandings which will bring you the ioy of t achieving a successful life in your chosen field of work. May you, as you enter this fast changing world, contribute and share a better life with all mankind i Congratulations to you the students of Corcoran High School on your achievements to the present time and best wishes to you for your future endeavors. Especially do l congratulate the members of the graduating class of 1959. Ithas beenapleasure to work with the Corcoran High School students. I am proud to say that I feel sure there is no finer groupof students in any high school anywhere. Asyou grow older and face the world in your every- day life, I feel sure you will come to appreciate more and more the things you have learned in your years at Corco ran High School. Your academic achievements will of course be of great value to you, but perhaps far greater than these will be your ability to get along well with other people. The importance of this is surely out- standing when we hear that as high as ninety per cent of the employees who are dismissed from their jobs are not discharged because ofinability to do their work well, but because they cannot get along with other employees. You can be part of the ten percent. . . Mr. Stivers . . .Miss White l MISS WHITE Dean of Girls SECRETARIES BEVERLY OAKLEY BARBARA FUGA TE 5 OFFICE HELP LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Reguero, J. Walton, P. McLaughlin, A. Lewis, V. Van- zant, D. Newsom, P. Coffman, V. Leach, J. Mitchell, P. Barnhart, J. Brewster, L. Goodrich, B. Curtis, N. Short, J. Bynum, L. Henley. LIBRARIAN S LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Brewster, L. Harless, S. Sampson, B. Thomas, L. Cox. J. Percival. V. Hammond, G. Sirmans, C. Garcia. CUSTODIAN S . '1 ? , . 1 Q, Y... tg ' L1 ,.7 L gf . , i f .Q i , k 3 E F .5 F ,518 on QW ,'. i vy . , ..,. gf . ' if ' 1 5 ' A ,. . LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Endsley, J.B. Bankhead, N. Brause, F. Andrews, C Chavez. 6 FACULTY XX MR. AMOS MR. BLAKE MR. CURTIS American Problems General Math Typing, Journalism World History FACULTY HI-LITES The faculty, this year, also had it's Moments to Remember. The year opened rapidly with a Teacher's institution. The year who had to readiust to a new environment. A faculty party followed institutions to enable the new teachers and the oldto become acquainted with one another. Several churches in the community sponsored re- ceptionsto acquaint teachers with congregation members. As the year progressed, it was highlighted by several events such as the faculty Christmas part and a faculty basketball game with Hanford. During the year many of the faculty were active in the P.T.A. and community organizations. They expect to continue such work by going to summer schools for professional advancement. MR. DAHL Algebra , Trigonometry MR. DREAGER Geometry, Pl. Math Sur. mf 5 MISS EA TON , A 1 Q Typing. 5l10fIh8l1Cl Miss Eaton lst. eriod t in class P YPB W i MRS. ESCH MR. FOSTER MR. FULLER Reading, English Life Science, English Auto MR. GLOVER Band , Chorus or-.ruff K, fc fir. E ..:f,efxfY 'Lx 53. MR. HAILEY MISS HOLTAN MR. HOUSE MISS HUGGINS Biology, Life Science Girls Physical Education Chemistry, Physics U.S. History Homemaking, Sgtts. , - T F v E .o 'E 'is S if E ' SP V g 5 , rs Sk '55 ,.,,. yy Q it MR, INAMINE Orient Social Studies Mr. Hai1ey's 6th period on a Biology field trip. 1,..1i W W MR. IUAREZ Mrs. Latimer's 4th period art class English MR. LAMB MRS. LATIMER MR. MOORE MR. PHELPS English Art Sc Crafts General Business Boys Physical Education 9 Bookkeeping Driver Training A . ,V.. MR. REVELLO MRS. REVELLO ,,,--' General Science Girls' Physical Education Boys Physical Education MR. RICE MRS. ROBINSON Shop, Mechanical Drawing Lib. Coun-9th MR. ROWE Mr. Moore's 4th period Bookkeeping class. Orient. COUH-10th sm X . Q N Q EIR X ,-. X M X 1' i s ' QQ 'i',, N X, fi X f Mg ,SP ' i N . ' ' S Q . S' V - B f . M ' Q MR. SCHA LLHORN S anish Social P ' Mr. Walkers lst period English class. Studies MRS. SMOTHERS MR, STARK Homemaking Agriculture si.-is -i M Mi MR, WALKER English If 1 E. 5 ' ' L fr I f 3 -ififlif 1 T:fi7Y'7'iff-i uf S' . :iff i -. ififl f L i P 1 ?ff'55iZZff'i5fE3? 5359 5 if ffifi Effsifiiy V .QSM MR. WILLIAMS Boys Physical Education Driver Training CLASSES PAUL MARSHALL KEN GARDNER RUTH CRAIG IOYCE PERCIVAL President Vice-President Secretary Business Manager COMMISSIONERS AND CLASS PRESIDENTS JOHN MITCHELL Yell Leader LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: C. Riddle, M. Martinez, Frosh. President. I. Rambo, P. Barnhart, J. Hammond, Senior Presi- dent, L. Jeffries, B, Murray, Sophomore President, K. Lott, F. Mitchell. FRONT ROW , LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Giles, B, Archer, G. Craft, D Crookshanks. ROW TWO: D. Pat rick, M. Ledbetter, L. Goodrich V. Leach. ROW THREE: K. West bay, L. Rocha, M. Martinez, C Sitton, A. Clark, M. Chavez ROW FOUR: K. Florence, P. Doan F. Mitchell, M. Murray, K. Lott J. Hansen, J. Garcia. ROW FIVE I. Ashford. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES I2 MRS ROBINSON SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Turner, Sergeant-at-Armsg C. Wilson, Secretaryzl. Hammond. Presidentgl. Stiger, Vice-Presidentg L. Goodrich, Treasurer, A, Escalante, Sergeant- at-Arms. The Senior class, this year, has accomplished much. Their main money raising projects were concession stands and the Senior Ball . Everyone was able to go on the Senior Ditch Day trip. A large class fund furnished the capital with which to build their Senior proiect. The Seniors will have golden memories of the Breakfast and Baccalaureate Services. Years from now they will reminisce about the splendor of Graduation. Now, however, they look forward eagerly to college or business life. SPONSORS MRS. ESCH MR. LAMB MR. AMOS I3 ASI-IFORD, DIXIE Band 15 G.A.A, 3,45 Home Economics Club 45 Con- cessions 4. BALDWIN, VADA Home Economics Club 45 G.A.A. 4. AUSTIN, VICTORIA BAKER, THOMAS F,F.A, l,2,3,4, Secretary 2,3,45 Cow Palace Show 2, 3,45 Cadets l,2. AMADO, ALICE Girls Glee 25 Chorus 3,4g G,A.A. 1,25 Rally Club 3, 45 Future Nurses 45 Home Economics 45 Tri-Hi-Y lg Prom Committee 4. BREWSTER, JEAN G,A.A. 2,3,45OfficePrac- tice 45 Librarian 45Gi1'1'S Glee 2,3,4g TicketSe11er4. 'I4 ARNOLD, LOUNELL Junior Ring Committee 35 Freshman-Sophomore P la y 15 G . A , A . lg Christmas Ball 25 Skitarama 25 Rally 2,45 Concessions 4. ASTRAN , ADELINA Home Economics Club 45 Future Teachers Club 4. -21 BESSEY, DONALD Football l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,4g Basketball l,2,35 Hi-Y '2,3,4g Rally Club l, 2,45 Junior Ring Committee 35 Letterman's Club 2,3,4. BYNUM, JO ANN Sgtts lg Majorette 2,35 Prom Committee 35 Panther Tales Staff 3,4, Assistant Advertising Manager 4g Har- vester Staff 45 Girl's Glee lg Chorus 2,3,4. BYNUM, NADINE Sgtts. 1,2,3g Girls Glee lg Chorus 2,3,45 Panther Tales 35 Harvester 45 Prom Com- mittee 3, Assistant Adver- tising Manager 4. CLARK, ANNE Rally 1,2,3,45 Class Sec- retary 1,35 Spanish Club lg Tri-Hi-Y l,2,3,45 Sgtts. 1,2,35 Majorette 2,35 Prom Committee 35 Christmas BallCommittee 25 Girls League 1. CORTEZ , JOSEPHINE G,A.A, 2,3,45 Rally 3,45 Variety Show 35 Girls Glee 1,25 Chorus 3,45 Marian Club 2. CRAIG, RUTHIE Tri-l-li-Y l,2,35 Christmas Ball Committee 25 C.S,F, 1,2,3,45Junior-SeniorProm 35 Junior Variety Show 35 Rally Club 3,45 Freshman- Sophomore Skit 25 Secretary ofStudent Body 45 Girls Glee lg Freshman Party Committee lg Junior-Senior Prom Committee 2,3. 11 CATHEY, NORMA Panther Tales 4. COFFMAN, PAULA Panther Ta les Editor 45 Har vester 45 Office Girl 45 Home Economics Club 45 Mardi Gras Candidate 3. CROOKSHANKS , BILL Student Council lg Assistant Editor of Harvester 45 Rally Club 4. 15 CLARK, KENNETH F.F.A. 1.2.3.4. CORLEY, DELBERT Junior-Senior Play 3. COX , LINDA Majorette 3,45 Sgtts. 1,2 Variety Show 2,3,45 Rally 1,2, 3,45 Exchange Assembly 45 Prom 35 Christmas Bal125 Freshman Party lg Con- cession 3,45 Girls League l. 6 'S CROPPER, PAUL Football 35 Rally Club 3,45 Brim 4. DORAN, DONNY F,F.A. l,2,3,45 Track 1, 35 Football 3,4. FLETCHER, LEROY Wrestling 1,25 Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Tumbling 25 Football 45 Rally 3,45 Hi Lites 3 Track 2. DAMRON , JOAN Harvester Staff 3,45 Panther Tales 3,45 MardiGras Com- mittee 3,45 Home Eco- nomics Club 3,45 Rally Club 45 Concessions. ESCALANTE, ARTHUR Spanish Club 15 Uni-Cycle Club lg Teen-Center Club lg Basketball 1,25 Student Council 25 Track l,'2,3,45 Lettermans Club 45 Ser- geant-at-Arms 1,4. GAICIA, JESSE G. GOMEZ, ERNIE Football l,2,3,45 Basket- ball l,25 Wrestling 15 Track 1l2l 'I6 DOW, JERRY Football l,2,3,45 Baseball 1 , 2 , 3 , 45 Basketball 1,25 Wrestling 45 Rally 45C.S,F. 1,25 Band 1,25 Hi-Y 1,2,35 Lettermans Club 3.4. ES PINOS A , HELEN GARCIA, CARMEL G . A ,A , 1,2,3,45 Girls Glee Club 3, Home Econom- ics Club l,2,3,45 Rally Club 45 Librarian 35 Marian Club 1,25 '7 Teen Club lg Future Teachers Club 4. 1-N.. GRIFFITH, BARBARA G.A.A. 3,431-Iome Econom- ics Club 3,4g Mardi Gras Committee 3, Harvester staff 4g Panther Tales 4g Girls Glee 4g Rally 4, Sgtts. lg Concessions 4g Prom Com- mittee 3. HAMMOND, JERRY Band 1,2,3,4g Tennis 1,2, 3, 43 Senior Class Presidentr Variety Show 1,3g Student Council 4, Spanish Club 3, A nnouncement Committee 4, Dance Band 1,3,4g Honor Band, Pep Band 1,2. HARLESS, LINDA Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,4g Rally Club l,2,3,4g Sgtts. 1,2,g Maj 3,4g Variety Show 1,35 Freshman Party lg Librarian 43 Exchange Assembly 3, 45 Rally Skits 3,4. GOODRICH, LELA GOODRICH, RICHARD ClassTreasurer 4:Band 1.2. Football 2,3g Basketball 1, 3.4, HOITIC ROOH1 RCPICSCIII' Senior Sweater Cgmmiltggg ative 4gRally 4,0ffice Girl Hi-Y 1,2,3,4g Rally 2,3. 45 Concessions 4gC.S.F. lg Pep Band 1gTri-Hi-Y 1. HAMMOND, VERDELL Future Nurses Club 3,45 Sec- retary 3, Sophomore Cla ss Secretary 3g Freshman Soph- omore Play 1, 2. HENLEY, LINDA Home Economics Club 3, 4g Office Practice 1. 2137 GUZMAN, JOE HAYNES, RALPH F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. HERREIA, ROSA Harvester 1,45 Girls Basket- ball l,2g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Spanish Club 1,2,3g Future TeachersClub4g Home Eco- nomics Club 1,2,4. -wx IEFFRIES, LEROY Football 2,3, Baseball 2,3, Rally 1, 2, 3, 4,Commissioner of Assemblies 4, Assembly C om mittee 3, Freshman- Sophomore Play 1, Hi-Y 1, 2,3,4, Hi-Lites 2,3,Letter- man's Club 4. LEAC H, VIRGINIA HOPKINS, PATRICIA HOPPERT, DOYU5 Home Economics 3,4. Rally 3,4, Football 2,4, uv Lewis, PATRICIA QPARKERQ Tri-Hi-Y 3, Office 4, Rally Rally 1,2, Tri-Hi Y 1,2,3, 4, Student Council 4, Con- Senior Bulletin Board 4, cessions 4. G.A.A. 2,3,4, Prom Com- mittee 3. LOTT, KENNETH Football 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1,2,4, Baseball 3,4, Track 1,2,3, Class Presi- dent 2.3, Rally I,2,3,4, StudentCounci1l,2,3,4, Hi-Y 1,2,3,4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Ring Committee 3,ChristmasBa11Committee 3. MCDONALD, LADALE Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3,4, Secretary 2, Vice-Pres- ident 3, Junior Class Treas- urer 3, Variety Show 3, Tri- Hi-Y 1, Rally 1, Mari Gras l,2,4,Gir1's Glee 2,4, Christmas Ball 2. I8 Letterman's Club 4. KEIRN, LOWERN S p anish Club 3, Rally 3, Prom Committee 3, Christ- mas Ball 2, Junior Varieties 3. LUNA, TONY Cadets 1,2, Basketball l,2, Baseball 1. MCWELLS, ARLENE Girl 's Glee 4. MARTINEZ, VERA MBNA, CHRISTINE MACKEY, JAMES Football 2, Track 2, Wres- tling 3.4. MARTINEZ, ANGEL F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sentinel 3, Treasurer 4, Vice-Presi- dent ofJunior Class An- nouncement Committee 4, State Judging Contest l,2, State Finals Contest 1,2. , r I si., MILLIGAN, MARVIN MITCHELL, JANICE Spanish Club 1, Tri-Hi-Y 1, sgrrs. 1, Maj. 2,3,C01. 4, Future Nurses 3,4, Vari- ety 1, 3,Christmas Ball Com- mittee 2, Freshman Part 1 Con. 3,4, Girls' League 1, Rally 1, 2, Exchange Assem- my 3,4. MARSHALL, PAUL S t u d e nt Body President 4, Boys' State Representative 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4,Student Coun- cil 4, Honor Band 1.2,3, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Tennis 3, C.S.F. 2,3, Junior Ring Committee3,Senior Sweater Committee 4, Rally 2,3, 4, Variety Show 3, Prom Com- mittee 3. MORRIS, DORIS Art Editor, Harvester Staff, Home Economics Club 2,3, 4, Rally Club 4, Mardi Gras Committee 3, Concessions 4, Girls' Glee 4. I9 sqft Rally 2,4, Spanish Club 1. 2, G.A.A. 3. MARTINEZ, KATHERINE G. A . A . 1, 2, 4,Future Nurses 2,4, Home Economics Club 4, Prom Committee 1, Girls Glee 2, Chorus 3,4. Song Leader 2, Home Eco- nomics Club 1,2,3g Histor- ian 4, Vice-President Rally Club l, 2, 4, Future Teachers Club 4, Secretary, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, Junior Ring Committee, Senior Sweater Emblem, Y-Teen Club 1, Marian Club 1,2, Bulletin Board 4. MITCHELL, FORREST Football 1,2,3,4, Basket- ball 1, 2, Hi 1,2,3, 4, Letter- mans Club 2,4, Rally Com- mittee 4, Student Council 3 4, Commissioner of B oy 's Athletics 4, Brims 4. un , MURRAY, MICKEY Football 1,2,3,4g Track 1, 2,3,4gBaseball2,3,4gVice- President Freshman Class 1, Treasurer Sophomore Class 2, Exchange Assembly 3,4g Hi-Y 2,4g Christmas Ball Committee 2g Letterman's Club 3, 4. MUsGRovE, JIM Basketball Manager lg Rally Girl's Glee 1,2g Chorus 33 1,2,3, 4, Panther T a le s 3, Concessions 4, Office Girl 4. Yearbook 3. PATRICK, DELORES Student Council 1,3, 4gC1ass President lg P.T.A. Skit 2g Hi-Teen 1, 2,3, 4, Officer 2, 3,4, Ring Committee 3, Sweater Committee 3gFuture Teachers 3, G.A.A. 4: Sgtts. 1,2,3g Rally 1, Home Economics 4. NEWSOM, DONNA MOYE, MA RCIA MULA NAX, RONALD Girl's Glee 3,45 G.A.A. 15 Home Economics Club 3, 4. PERCIVAL, JOYCE Student Body Business Mana- ger 4, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Pres- ident 3, Sgtts. 2,3g Yell Leader 1,45 Rally 2,3,4g Future Nurses 2,3,4g Pres- ident 3,4gJunior-Senior Play 3gG.A.A. 4, Christmas Ball Committee 2, Variety 3. 20 Clown 1, 2, 3, 4. MURRIETTA, HORACIO PEARCE, MARY Future Nurses 1, 3, 4, Panther Tales 45 Spanish Club 3, G . A . A . 1,2,3g Tri-Hi-Y 1,3g Hi-Teens 1. PETTIT, KATHERYN Home Economics Club 3, 4, Panther Tales 4g Harvester 4, Mardi Gras Committee 3, 4, Rally 45 Concessions 4. POWELL, MARY Panther Tales 4, Chorus 2, 3,4. REEVES, SHERRY Sgtts. 1,2, Pom Pom Girl 3, R ally 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Ball Committee 2, Freshman Party 1, Panther Tales 4, Sports E d it o r, Harvester 4, PhotoEditor, Tri-Hi-Y 1.2, 4, Variety Show 2,C0ncess- ion 4. ROSE, PAULA Harvester 4, G.A.A. l,3,4, Newspaper Staff 4, Sgtts. 1, Home Economics Club 3, 4, Rally 4,Girls' Glee 4, Mardi Gras Committee 3,4. RAMBO, JANICE Commission of S.A. 4, Tri- Hi-Y 1,2-,4, Future Nurses Club 2,3,4, Secretary 2, President 3, Rally 1,2,3,4, Pom Pom Girl 4, Assembly Committee 2,3,4, Hand- book Committee 4, Sgtts. 1, 2,3, Ser. 2, Vice-President 3, Junior-Senior Play 3, Jun- ior-Senior Prom Committee 3, junior RingCommittee 3, Iunior Variety Show 2, 3. -of' Q' Y? r REGUERO, JOSIE Home Economics Club 4, Girls Glee l,2, Chorus 3,4, Prom Committee 3, Nurses Club 4, G.A.A. 1,2. RETHERFORD, CHARLES Cadets, Football. RIDDLE, CATHIE C.A.S.C. Secretary 4,Ral1y 1,2,3,4, Pom Pom Girl 4, Tri'Hi-Y l,2,3,4, Chap - lain 3, Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3,Junior Variety Show 3, Christmas Ball 2, Spanish Club 1, Brimettes 4 SHANNON, CHARLENE SHERWOOD, ROBERT SHORT, NANCY Football 2,3, Track 3, Rally 3, 4, Prom Committee 3. l 2 1 2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,45 TONEY, BOB Hi-Teens 1,25 Sergeant-av Arms 3, President 45 Letter- man's Club 2, 45 Football 1, Track 1,2,35 Baseball 2,3, 45 Band 2. VANZANT, VERNA C.S.F. 1,2: G.A.A. 152, 3, 45 Home Economics Club 3,45 Ticket Seller 45 Future Nurses 45 Mardo Gras Com- mittee 35 Concessions 3,45 Gir1's Glee 45 Office Girl 45 Librarian 45 Junior Varieties 3. SIRMANS, GENEVA Harvester 45 Panther Tales 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,45 Rally 3,451-lome Economics 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Library 2, 3,45 Concessions 3,45 Cho- rus 2. TURNER, BILL Student Council 1,35 Ser- geant-at-Arms Sophomore, Juniors, and Senior Classes5 F.F.A. 25 President 3. WARD, MARGARET Home Economics Club 3, 4. 22 STAMPER, JAMES THOMAS, BARBARA G. A. A. 2, 3, Vice-President 45 Band 1, 25 C. S. F. 2,3, 45 Tri-l-li-Y 1,3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Rally 3, 45 Librar- y 45 Girl's League 15 Future Nurses 4. WALTON, JODY Maj. 3,45 Sgtts. 1,25 Rally 1, 2, 3, 45 Secretary-Treasur- er 45 Christmas Ball Com- mittee 25 Prom Committee 35 Tri-Hi -Y 15 Future Nurses 25 Corporal and Lieutenant 2.4: Variety Show 1,35 Ex- change Assembly 3,4. WHITAKER, MARGARET Panther Tales 4. WHITE, DARREL WILLIA MSON, GLA DYS Band 1,2,3,4, Pep Band 1,2, Home Economics Club 1,2, Dance Band 1,2,3,4, Rally 3,43 Girls Glee 1.2.3- 4, Spanish Club 4, Freshman Party 1. WILSON, CAROUE Co-Editor or Harvester 4, Maj. 2,3,4, Sgtts. 1, Stu- dent Director o Junior-Sen- ior Play 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, President 4, Senior Class Secretary 4, Prom Commit- tee 3, Christmas Ball Com- mittee 2, Rally 2,3,4, Var- iety Show 3, Exchange As- sembly 4, Freshman Party 1, Senior Bulletin Board 4. BINION, JOHN Science Club 3,Junior-Sen- ior Play 3, Junior Senior Prom 3. CALLOWAY, SAM Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1,2,3, Track 1,2,3,4, Hi- Teens 1, 2.3, 4, Letterman's Club 3,4. WILSON, VERNA Home Economics Club 3,4, Treasurer 4, Sgtts. 1,2, Rally 4, Panther Tales 4, Girls Glee 4, Ma rdi Gras Com- mittee,Concessions 4, Prom Committee 3. YARBROUGH, GEORGE ANDERSON. ROLAND F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter F.F.A. 3.4- COY, PAT Home Economics Club 1,2, 3, Treasurer 4, President Mardi GrasCommittee 1.2, 3,4, Panther Ta les 4, Art E ditor, Harvester staff 4, Art Editor's Assistant, Cho- rus 3,4, G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Rally 4. 23 4, Barn Dance 2, Beef Judg- ing Team 1, 2, 3,SheepJudg- ing Team 1, 2, 3,Swine Judg- ing Team 1, 2, 3. BLACKSHER, ELIZABETH Girls Glee 1, Hi-Teens 2, Home Economics Club 1, G.A.A. 1. EVANS, EARL HECK, NORMA Harvester Staff 4, Panther Tales 4, Rally 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Commercial Club 2, G. A.A. 1.2, F.H.A. 1.2. Dramatic Club 2. PRUITT, VERSIE G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. Officer 4, Hi-Teens 3, 4, Of- ficer 4, Girls Glee 3, Future Teachers Club 4. 1 DOW, RICHARD Basketball 3, Rally 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, C.S.F. 3: Prom Committee 3, Brims 4. ENOS, REED Rally2, 3, 4, C.S.F. 1, Span- ish Club 3, 4, Prom Commit- tee 3, Junior-Senior Basket- ball game 3, Brims 4. GEORGE, JOYCE Yell Leader 3- Pom Po Girl New , m 2, Prom Committee 3, C.S. F. 1, 2. 3, 4, Nurses Club President 4, Tri- Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Ball Commit- tee 2, Rally 1, 2, 3, 4, P. Sci. 2, Exchange Assembly 2, 3, 4, Freshman Party Commit- tee 1, G.A.A. 3, Junior- HANSEN, JESS Football 1, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 4, F. F.A. 1, 2, 3, Presi- dent 4, Rally 4, Hi-Y 4, Ten- nis 3, 4. WALLACE, Bon F.F,A, 3, 4. 24 Senior Play 2, 3, Junior Var- iety Show 3, Chorus 2,'Girls Glee 1. HENSLEY, SUE Home Economics Club 3, 4, Mardi Gras' Committee 3, 4, G.A.A. a,4, Rally 4, ours Glee 4, Harvester Staff 4, Panther Tales 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Concessions 4. MCLAUGHLIN, PRISCILLA Sgtts. 1, 2, 3, Panther Tales staff 3, Harvester Photogra- pher 3, G.A.A. 4, Office Girl 4, Home Economics Club 3, 4, Ticket Seller 4, Girl's Glee 2, 4, Junior Vat- ieties 3, Mardi Gras 3. ANNOUNCEMENT COM- MITTEE, ROW ONE: LEFT TO RIGHT: I. Brewster, I. Stiger, J. George, I. Per- cival, G. Sirmans, P. Mc- Iaughlin. STANDING: B. Crookshanks. I. Hammond. '- G Xi, .....' TI'-H Tiar- SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Rambo, B. Thomas, I. George. I. Percival, P. Bamhart, C. Wilson. SENIOR BULLETIN BOARD: C. Wilson, C. Richards. Lmsi M111 8: Glezianwni We the raduattng class of 1959 CORCORAN UNION HIGH SCHOOL betng of sound mrnd and body do here y bequeath our last possesstons at C U H S to the followm I ALICE AMADO wtll my good ttmes tn C U H S to all the lackeyes I LOUNELL ARNOLD wtll to Beth and Ma gre my Model A and to Gall nothtng she s already borrowed tt I DIXIE ASHFORD wlll to Pat umphrey lots of luck wtth my brother John I ADELINA ASTRAN wlll my happy ttmes at C U H S to my stster Amelta I THOMAS BAKER wtll all my broken toes rn Soccer to Donny Doran I VADA BALDWIN wrll my future and tt s happtness to Sherald Hamrlback I DON BESSEY bestow my personaltty plus all my handsome features upon Lortn Rambo I PAT BARNHART wtll my abtltty to talk a mrle a mtnute to Vrckt Dtxon I JOHNNY BINION make a wtll of S52 00 srnce I am a new student at Corcoran Hrgh School I ELIZABETH BLACKSHER wtll all my ood and bad ttmes at C U H S to the Sophomore Grrls I JEAN BREWSTER wtll all the boys rn orcoran Hrgh except one to Wanda Gregory I JO ANN BYNUM wtll m self to George and my money to Btllte for gas because she takes tt anyway I NADINE NUM w1ll myself to Chuck B1ll1etoJ S and Dolores to Wtllte forever I SAM CALLOWAY wtll to the Jumors thrs tnformatton Women cannot be trusted because they don t rate I NORMA CATHY wtll my rtdes rn the Blue Goose to my srsters Jane and Loutse I ANNE CLARK wtll my abrltt to sneak around coach s houses to the grrlfrtend of next year s quarterback I KENNETH CLARK ereby wtll my Sentor classes to Nancy Morrts rf she makes tt I PAULA COFFMAN wtll my love to Jlm Sellers and my long frngernarls to the typm classes I DELBERT CORLEY wtll my Lab equrpment to anyone wtth a ood bottle of glue JOSE PHINE CORTEZ wrll my good ttmes at the dances to Mary T I LI DA COX w1llJane Wrlbur my tnfertortty complex because she needs tt and myself to Jtmmy Hansen I PATRICIACOY wtll my love to Jack and my A s and B s to Cheryl and Carol I RUTHIE CRAIG wtll all my petttcoats and an tnterest rn Sam to my stster Mary I PAUL CROPPER wtll Dee Fowler to any other school bestdes Corcoran I BILL CROOKSHANKS wtll the back seat of my car to Chrts Croxton and Sandra Dtxon I BETTY CURTIS wrll my good ttmes to my srster Barbara l JOAN DAMRON wtll my ponytatl to Katheryn Pettrt I DONNY DORAN betng of sound mtnd wrll my A Banger to ltttle Burks I JERRY DOW bern short on coura e and nerve wlll Mr House and hrs expertments to Kenny Gardner I DICKIE OW wtll mysel to some cute col lege co ed I REED ENOS wtll my mckname Wrld to anyone who can handle tt I can t I AUTHUR ESCALANTE wtll the keys to my car to Grna Galvan who can t drtve I HELEN ESPINOSA wtll my pettrcoats Iwhrchl haven t gotj to Mary Lou Garcra qSoph J I LEROY FLET CHER wrll my abrltty to get along wtth the 400 s to Chuch Fletcher I CARMEL GARCIA wtll my beautrful short hatr to my stster Jame I JODY WALTON w1ll to Carol Dow the osmon ofColonel I MARGARET WARD wtll my pony tall to Geneva Strmans and my crazy laug to Gladys I RON WHEATHERLY wtll my 142 lbs of skm and bones to anyone who wants them I MARGARET WHITAKER wtll my teachers to my brother Chuck and myself to Kenny I DARREL WHITE wtll my abtltty to get along wtth Mr Schallhorn to Verdell Hammond I GLADYS WILLIAMSON wrll to the Sentors of 60 a good year I CAROLE WILSON wtll my abtllty to chew gum tn Mr Lamb s class to Reed and Joyce I JEAN WILSON w111 my abtltty to be ready at all ttmes to my brother Danny I GEORGE YARBROUGH wtll all my good ttmes at C U H S to the Freshmen I VIRGINIA LEACH wtll my freckles to Larry Covert I PATRICIA LEWIS wtll to Kathy Old ham my strong wrll power I hope tt does het some good I KENNY LOTT betng rn a slt ht state of embarrassment wtll my abtlrty to remember names to what shrs name I TONY LU A w111 my ood times at C U H S to all my teachers JAMES MACKEY wrll my eagerness to work to my brother Dennrs and cousln Larry I PAUL MARSHALL wtll my paste on Cornel patch to Mr Lamb I ANGEL MARTINEZ wtll my wonder ful temper to ltttle Jesste Garcta I KATHERINE MARTINEZ wtll my ktndness to Mtss Whtte VERA MARTINEZ wrll all the sweet moments that I had wrth Joey to Joey I LADALE MCDONALD wtll myself to Tommy and all the gtrls to C U H S to Bruce RICHARD McBRIDE wrll Mr Moore my ltfe savtn s S10 000 000 of Confederate money PRISCILLA MCLAUGHLIN alras Pug decree my oo ttmes tn Portervtlle to any Freshman ARLEEN MCWELLS wtll all my good ttmes tn C H S to the Senrors of 59 I MARCIA MOYE hereby wtll all my abtltty wrth the boys to Nancy Morrts I CHRISTINE MENA wtll all my ood ttmes atC U H S to my stster Theresa I FO MITCHELL wrllmy bold touchdown a amst anford to Gene McBr1de I JANICE MITCHELL wtll my whtstle to Becky my long hatr to lenda and myself to Albert Gomez , ' I 1. p' I -. 'I Z' u ..',' .'... attf A rf' yn E . . . -,D I' - .I , .',' l, D I . 4 Jn l ' ..: . w.',,-' .-, r I DORIS MORRIS wlll my ability to Can the roads to Marvs to the carhops at Marvs I JIM MUSGROVE wtll my undiscovered talents to Camel I MICKEY MURRAY bemg out of my mind wtll Syra and Mendes fmy boysj to Rambo I DONNA NEWSOM wtll my quretnature to my srster Darlene I DEIDRES PATRICK wtll my typing and drtvtng abtltty to Geor ta Jackson I MARY PEARCE wtll my swrmmtn abrltty to Donna Kerth I JOYCE PERCIVAL wrl my cheerleadrng ability to John Mitchell an Carol Jacob I KATHERYN PETTIT w1ll my abrlrty to Joan Damron I MARY POWELL wtll my old textbooks to Wanda Prtce and Loutse Gardner I VERSIE PRUITT wtll my athlettc abtlity to three crazy sophomore gtrls Georgta Luedalla Elloise I JACK PUMPHREY wtll my Impala to the Freshman trls for their beauty I JUDY PUR TLE wtll all my ood umes with Cltff to Clrff I JANICE MBO wtll to Verdell Hammond safety pms from a I the gtrls attendtng C U H S I SHERRY REEVES wtll my 3501 to N N N Johnsen I CHARLES RETHERFORD wrll my ood looks to my little brother I COOKIE RICHARDS w1ll my 58 Che to Benny Flores for a last next year I CATHIE RIDDLE wtll my Semor Brtm to the Semor rrls lover Gene Rtch I PAULA ROSE wrll all of my ood ttmes at C U I-I S to Lanna M I SHIRLEY ROSS wrll my rtvtn ablltty and happmess to M G Scott I GENEVA SIRMANS wtll all the polrcemen stop srgns an red ltghts tn Corcoran to Ltnda Gtles and Paulette I JAMES STAMPER will all my missing lab equrpment to the people who took rt l JIM STIGER will my abrlrty to thtnk of fast excuses to Butch Jones I BARBARA THOMAS wrll my bottle of asprrrns to anyone takrn Mr Lamb s Advanced En ltsh Course I BOB TONEY will nothtng to nobody because I ve not tn left to grve I BILL TU NER wrll m bouncm blue bomb to Steven Cole I VERNA VANZ NT wrll my good trmes I JOYCE GEORGE wrll my curly hatr to my coustn Kathleen I ERNIE GOMEZ wtll my cttlzenship papers to any wetback who doesn t have any I LELA GOODRICH wrll to Lanr Davts and Carol Jacob my sleeptng abtltty on band trrps I RICHARD GOODRICH wtll my appettte to anyone who can afford rt I BARBARA GRIFFITH will my abllxty to get served at Marv s to all the carhops at Marv s re ardless I JOE GUZMAN wtll my behavror to my brother Lupe Guzman l JERRY HAMMOND wi l my Ma Ma Snake and Jokes to Ltnda Grles and Pat Cropper I VERDELL HAMMOND wrll top buttons to anyone who wants them because I don t rr ed them I JESS HANSEN wrll my fme prckup to the F F A scrap drwe I LINDA HARLESS wrll the skl Jump at Ral Pawltng s Lakestde Inn to Km sbur to Carol Dow I RALPH HAYNES wtll my ood trmes to Gene Brtsco and the Boys I N RM HECK wtll my good ttmes rn Kmgsburg to htlrp Doan our chauffeur I LYNDA HENLEY will my long blonde harr to an one who wants to take care of it I SUE HENLEY wtll my Colgate Smlle to all the carhops o Marv s I ROSA ELIA HERRERA wrll my alprltt tp float and swrm to the Freshman Class of 59 I PATRICIA HOPKINS wrll Mr Lamb to t e F oc I DOYLE HOPPERT wrll my Boy Newby and the bold 22 to Buddy Fox I LEROY JEFFERIES wtll m good looks to Mr Hatly as rf he needs them I LOWERN KEIRN wtll my twrn ptpes to the cops 1 they haven t already got them 0.0 - M 5, 1 If A, T7 t ' Q H' .I ' I. .. R... . nt. . . I f fs' ,- 11 . D . 1 ... ' ' .. ' . ,, .D with' Louis o?Porterv.il?e to Louis. D i E ' y l 1 . . . .I .n . , .. .. I 1 ' Q 0 I 27 JUNIOR CLASS STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: President E. Gomez, Secretary B. Torres, Treasurer G. Galvan, Vice-Presiclentl. Garcia, Sergeant-at-Arms I. Solis, P. Doan. The Junior Class has kept themselves very busy this year. Their first activities were an after-game dance and concession stands during football season. A midyear project under the direction of Miss Huggins, was a Candy Sale in which Juniors sold delicious Katydids to the community. The biggest event of the year was the Junior-Senior Prom. Everyone was well pleased with the Junior Class and the effort they presented during the year. JUNIOR SPONSORS Miss Huggins Mr. Dreager Mr. Rice Mrs. Latimer 28 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Bessey, B. Arnold, S Bowran. ROW TWO: R. Adair, L. Brown, C. Brew ster, C. Arnold, W. Alred. ROW THREE: A. Armenta G. Austin, F. Andrade, G Brisco. in ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Eagle, C. Dow, D. Fow- ler, B. Florez. ROW TWO: D. Finney. G. Franks. R. Floyd, B. Fox. ROW THREE: G. Fugate, S. Evans, S. Eckerson, D. Edmonds, J. Espinosa. It lx ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Cain, N. Cotton, D. Co- der, L. Davis. ROW TWO: D. Burrus, B. Bullock, P. Cropper, J. Diaz. ROW THREE: I. Curry, D. Cab- ral, P. Doan, R. Cabral, C. Cortez. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT C. Jacobs, P. Humphrey J. Johnson. ROW TWO: G Isenhower, G. Hernandez D. Hensley. Row THREE: G. Keys. J. Johnson, G. King , J. Hea rherton . ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Garcia, A. Galvin, J. Godfrey, B. Fuller, J. War- ner. ROW TWO: P. Garcia M. Guerrero, G. Galvan, L. Giles, P. Grant, R. Gri- jalva. ROW THREE: T. Grijalva, B. Gomez, J. Garcia. K. Gardner. E Gomez. 30 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT N. McFadin, C. Smith, E Lee, L. Lofton. ROWTWO J. Leon, I. Leon, R. Lyles T. LeMay. J. Keeney, C Lawson, G, McBride. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT L. Pedroncelli, K. Oldham K. Odle, J. Prieto, R Navarro, G. Quiroz, N Quintanilla. ROW THREE: M. Perez, J. Narvaez, L. Rambo, J. Parks. JN-KX ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Martinez, G. Moreno J. Muney, K. Mendez, R Martinez, V. Milicich ROW TWO: J. Melton, E Murrietta, J. Martinez, T Martinez, T. Kong. G. Mc- Gowan. ROW THREE: R Moore, A. Madrid, J Montgomery, D. Mackey J. Mitchell. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT X fax I- , N. Rocke, S. Rodriguez, K Shaw , L. Rodriguez, B, Ramirez. ROW TWO: W. Shores. C. Sitton, M. Sit- ton, F. Rogers. ROW THREE- J. Solis, J. Stephens. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Steifer, M. Stewart, L. Stringer, D. Ramirez, M. Ybarra, L. Terronez. ROW TWO: S. Young, B. Torres, D. Young, D. Westbay, C. Thomas. ROW THREE: J. Weber, B. Thompson, T. Vernon. After -game Dance sponsored by the Junior Class. JUNIOR RING COMMITTEE LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Doan C- DOW. G. Keyes, C Jacob, G. Galvan, B. Go- ITICZ, SOPHOMORE CLASS STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: President B. Murray, Treasurer I. Wilbur, Secretary L. Martinez, Vice-Presidentj. Reguero, Sergeant-at-Arms F. Molina. The main activity for the Sophomore Class was the Christ- mas Y Ball in December. Snow Ball was the theme. An after-game clance during football season and the selling of Junior show admittance tickets helped to finance the event. A first for the class was a Sophomore Queen, Josie Parraz, who reigned at the Christmas Ball . SPONSORS 1 l w - D X i f 'vu ' ,,f. Mr. Moore Mr . Hailey Mr. Fuller 33 Row ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: ' M. Cervantes, A. Carrera S. Castro, P. Cabral, J. Clow. ROW TWO: M. But- cher, R. Burruss, N. Casey M. Chipman, E. Cartwright. ! ROW THREE: R. Calloway R. Cabral, J. Chatman. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Burks, P. Blackwell, S. Brewer, C. Adams, B. Bega. ROW TWO: E. Batti, M. Balcazar. J. Amado, D. Brown, W. Branch. ROW THREE: L. Bailey, B. Boines C. Brown. J. Ashford. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Copeland, M. Cropper, B. Davis, D. Dittes, V. Dixon, J. Dow.- ROW TWO: C. Croxton, K. Evans, D. Davis, R. Delgado. ROW THREE: L. Covert, R. Cur- tis, R. Doherty, J, Echarria, G. Duncan. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Garcia, M. Garcia, W. Gregory, B. Gaymon. ROW TWO:J. Flores, S. Good- rich, J. Goodrich, D. Frey. ROW THREE: K. Florence, J. Fowler, R. Garza, J. Hernandez. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: . D. Keith, F. Lugo, D Lewis, V. Lane, J. Ken drick. ROW TWO: H. Luna P. Leon, W. Johnson, G. Jones, M. Ledbetrer, S, Leal. ROW THREE: G. Mc Bride, J. McFarland, Johnson, D. Magana, R. Madrid. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT F. Hagler, M. Hardcastle E. Haynes, C. Javaux. G jackson. ROW TWO: I Howe, M. Halstead, G Hammond, H. Hammond ROW THREE: F. Grijalva L. Guzman, L. Haynes, H Hoppert, L. Hansen. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Morris, J. Magana, L. Martinez, S. Mussigrosso, E. Miranda, C. Newby. ROW TWO: L. Nave, B. Murray, R. Martinez, E. Martinez, W. Mooney. ROW THREE: S. Mooney, D. Mena. F. Molina, J. Magana. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: R, Ruiz, A. Ruiz, T. Saenz R. Rodriquez, S. Robinson ROW TWO: S, Sampson, B Sansom, D. Roa, R. Sala- zar, S. Schneider, T. Shu bert, S. Shannon. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Parraz, L. Pack, P. Puckett, A. Rivera. ROW TWO: E. Ramos, M. Odle, I. Reed, W. Pruitt. ROW THREE: J. Reguero, G. Pot- ter, F. Quiroz. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Wilson, L. Wills, J. Wil- E bur, K. Westbay. i' ' ' ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Walls, N. Venegas, C, Villanueva, L. Trivitt, P. Toledo, V. Trejo. ROW TWO: L. Rocha, S. Strong, D. Strong, R. Stringer, S. Rocke, N. Streshly. ROW THREE: L. Stephen, G. Waldrum, E. Souza, D. Urbina. CHRISTMAS BALL COM- MITTEE, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Crox- ton, S. Mussigrosso, D. Keith, V. Dixon, G. Ham- mond, D. Archer, B. Gay- mon, J. Dow, P. Franks, G. McBride, J. Wilbur BACK ROW: C. Streshley B. Murray, C. Brown, D Dittes, G. Waldrum. FRESHMAN CLASS STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice-President T. Garcia, Secretary G. Cabral, Treas urer M. Hernandez, President M. Martinez, Sergeant-at-Arms J. Ramos, B. Johnson. The Freshman Class boasts the largest class in the history of Corcoran High School. Topping the year for Freshman Party in February. Altogether the Freshmen have had a good year. SPONSORS Miss Ea ton Mr. Foster 38 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT M. Bynum, J. Casares, G Cabral, J. Cathey, R. Bon- yorquez, ROW TWO: E Castaneda, L. Bristow, K Bradstreet, A. Bowron, E Booker. ROW THREE: M Caudello, C. Butler, C Carver, D. Branum, A Cain. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Archer, K. Bledsoe, C. Almanza, C. Boneilla, G. Abila. ROW TWO: R. Bat- rez, B. Arnold, M. Amos, A. Bella, I. Adair. ROW THREE: T. Batrez, R. Ash- ford, G. Avila. ii ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: D, Cortez. I. Crombie, C. Coy, B. Chipman, E. Car- tez, E. Chaves. ROW TWO: J. Cortez, J. Deanda, D. Crookshanks, M. Craig, S. Clark. ROW THREE:I. Dav- is, M. Cox, S. Cole, P. Clubb, P. Chavez, D. Chesser. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Gomez, K. Gilmer, S. Garcia, L. Garcia. ROW TWO: E. Grijalva, M. Grigsby, M. Grigsby. I. Grlego. ROW THREE: J. Hanley, V. Gregory, T. Garcia, R. Gomez. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Franks, E. Domingueg, H. Galvan, L. Floyd, A. Flores. ROW TWO: N. Eg- ger, J. Doan, V. Floyd, M. Duran, C. Doherty. ROW THREE: J. Garcia, L. Dunn, B. Fallin, J. Edmondson, D. Fuller. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Glover, M. Jiminez, M. Hernandez, B. Hernandez, K. I-Iardcastle. ROW TWO: B. Gonzales, B. Grijalva, M. Hess, C. Henley. ROW THREE: J. Hutcheson, J. Huchabay, B. Johnson, J. Hayes, R. Hurtado. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Lee, B. Lee, A. Jones, G. Kraft, K. Johnson. ROW TWO: A. Lerma, J. Jones, D. Loo, J. Lemay, B. Jones. ROW THREE: J. Manes, M. Luna, W. Jones, J. Jones, I' ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Miranda, I. Morales, D. Perry, V. Ojeda, L. Parker. ROW TWO: M. Proctor, W. Oliver, T. Pantoya, S. Mitchell. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT E. Martinez, E. Martinez J. Martinez, M. Martinez L. Miller. ROW TWO: C Mathis, R. McGee, B Medina, T. Mena, V. Mc Gee. ROW THREE: F. Mills E. Milligan, F. Martinez M. Mendes. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Reyes, B. Puckett, S Robinson, M. Rodriguez C. Rodriguez, A. Rangel. ROW TWO: J. Ramirez, J Rice, S. Roberts, A. Rivas D. Rivas, D. Reed. ROW THREE: G. Rich, E. Quiroz, G. Pearce, J. Ramos. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Thompson, K. Thomas, R, Thierry, J. Squire, D. Squier. ROW TWO: M. Van- zant, G. Toney, J. Tre- Vino, M. Stewart, M. Thomas. ROW THREE: D. Sumpter, J. Stephen, C. Tiffin. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: S, Soza, G. Scott,J. Scar- borough, A. Salyer. ROW TWO: C. Sirmans, L. Sor- tors, L. Sharp, M. Saenz, D. Syra. ROW THREE: B. Schneider, L. Shoals, M. Sills, K. Silva, R. Sellers. ENTERTAINMENT AND REFRESHMENT COM- MITTEE, LEFT TO RIGHT: T. Mena, G. Kraft, J. Han- ley, G. Rich, B. Jones, B. Johnson, M. Martinez. STANDING: B. Archer, A. Salyer. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Williams, S. Ybarra, B. Williams, P. Wilcox, M. Garcia. ROW TWO: B. Yar- brough, F. Vera, L. Will- iamson, D. Williams, D. Whisenhunt. ROW THREE: B. Wimer, J. Wolf, N. Wil- son. 1. J Nn .an Q13 Q. 43 DECORATION COM MITTEE, LEFT TO RIGHT D. Crookshanks, J. Squire D. Reed, M. Saena, T Garcia, K. Thomas, G Cabral, M. Hernandez, N Egger. SENIOR BALL One of the biggest events of the Senior year was the annual Senior Ball to which everyone was invited. The Senior Queen, Anne Clark, was crown- ed by the Senior Class President, Jerry Hammond, at the dance November 22, 1958. The money raised at the dance goes to the urchase of the Senior Memorial. The dance presided over by the Queen and her attendants, LaDale McDonald, Ruthie Craig, and Janice Rambo, was considered quite successful . Senior Queen Anne Clark Queen Anne and Class Presi- dent, Jerry Hammond. 44 Queen Anne and Attendants, LEFT TO RIGHT: La Da le McDonald, Ruthie Craig and Janice Rambo. ORGANIZATIONS BAND BAND OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. White, P. Marshall, L. Goodrich, E. Gomez, N. Streshley. STANDING: S. Goodrich, J. Hamond, D. Wal- drum. The Panther Band has an exceptionally fine record of performances, not onl this year but for a period extending far back into the early years of Corcoran Hig School. In Regional Music Festivals, the C.U.H.S. bands have earned an enviable collection of ten Superior ratings and one excellent rating. Since September of T958 the Panther Band has participated in many activities including eight football halftime shows, more than twenty assemblies, and four par- ades, including the Visalia Christmas Parade. They attended the Shrine East-West game this year for the l2th consecutive time making them the oldest band in atten- dance. The name Panther Band is synonymous with fine music, and the Name Cor- coran Union High School is synonymous with fine bands. -surf Q A sm 4 Xm, 4 4g as BAND, LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: N, Streshly, S. Goodrich, M, Craig, V. Milicich. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Davis, L. Goodrich, J. Dow, D. Hensley, E. Miranda, K. Hardcastle, B. Ramirez, K. Bradstreet, L. Davis, B. Flores. J. Leon, A. Flores, P. Garcia, R. Salazar, D. White. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Potter, S. Evans, G. Waldrum, D. Syra, J. Fowler, J. Garcia, T. Atrez, R. Salazar, P. Marshall, L. Wills, M. Butcher, J. Stephens. ROW FOUR, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Austin, D. Branum, E. Gomez, B. Fallin, T. Garcia, J. Hammond, R. Adair, T. Shubert. l il WOODWINDS, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: N. Streshly, S. Goodrich, M. Craig, A. Flores, J. Leon, P. Garcia, R. Salazar, D. White. ROW TWO, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Davis, L. Goodrich, J. Dow, G. Potter, E. Miranda, K. Hardcastle, V. Milicich. ROW THREE, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Ramirez, K. Bradstreet, L. Williamson, L. Davis, B. Flores. A C :ng The Band relaxes after an early morning trip. The Band jumps for joy as Corcoran makes touchdown just before half-time. WI g, BRASS AND PERCUSSION, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Stephens, M. Butcher, L. Wills, P. Marshall, R.Sa1azar, T. Batrez, J. Garcia, J. Fowler,- ROW TWO: J. Hammond, T. Gareia, B. Fallin, S. Evans, G. Waldrum, D. Syra. ROW THREE: G. Austin, D. Branum, E. Gomez, R. Adair, T. Shubert. SENIOR BAND MEMBERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. White, E. G0- mez, L. Goodrich, J. Ham- mond, P. Marshall. Band steps out for Pre- game activities at Shrine East-West Game. Mr. Glover and company greet Santa at the Christ- mas Parade. Band warming up be- fore Shrine East-West Game. Assembly Committee SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Rambo A. Bowron, L. Jefferies, Com- missioner: G. Kraft, L. Martinez. STANDING: B. Murray, G. Waldrum, D. Finney, Mr. Walker. Sponsor. The assembly committee, u nde r the leadership of Mr. Walker, sponsor, and Leroy Jefferies, chairman, exists for the purpose of arranging assemblies of education and enioy- mentfor the stu dent body. This year, numerous National assemblies and awards assemblies have been presented. Dan, Pat, Joe and Joyce modeling foreign costumes at a national assembly. ' The Greenboughs perform at a nationalassem bly. 49 Chorus ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Walls, J. Prieto, N. Blackburn, L. Terronez, V. Martinez, J. Cortez, K. Martinez, N. Venages, N. Morris, W. Parks, A. Galyan. ROW TWO: S. Brewer, V. Floyd, N. Bynum, J. Wilson, A. Ruiz, P. Teledo, Mr. Glover, Sponsor. ROW THREE: P. Coy, J. Bynum, P. Grant, D. Fowler, J. Richards, F. Cantrell, W. Price, M. Powell, D. Young, B. Jones. ROW FOUR: D. Ramero, A. Ramero, R. Haynes, J. Montgomery, E. Evans, L. Jefferies. Girls' Glee T' ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Garcia, M. Lopez, J. Griego, A. McWells I. Brewster, L. Cain, D. Morris, B. Garcia, C. Long, M. Garcia, L. Her nandez. ROW TWO: P. Rose, L. Miller, V. Ojeda, B. Bega, M. Heskett M. Move, S. Vasquez, S. Robinson, C. Almanza, V. Peterson, L. Rocha ROW THREE: C. Coy, V. Vanzant, P. McLaughlin, C. Croxton, L. Mc Donald, B. Griffith, S. Hensley, M. Sitton, L. Hernandez, B. Flores, E Flores, Mr. Glover, Sponsor. 50 C.S.F. After bein fairly inactive the first semes- ter. C.S.F. Eegan meeting regularly upon the return of Mr. Al Pizarro 2nd semester as sponsor of the club. C. S. F. is organized for those studentswho obtain high A 8a B averages on semester grades. One of their activities was the sponsoring ofa scholarship. The crowning event of the year was C.S.F. Day, April 8, when all members taught a class at Corcoran High. Altogether it has been a very successful year for this club. Mr. Pizarro, Sponsor, Ruth Craig, Vice-President J Shawl, Presidentg J. George, Treasurer, B. Thomas Secretary, D. Dittes. Librarian. - 0 'I-' lu.. r ' FIRST SEMESTER C.S.F., ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Godfrey, J. Shawl, J. George. ROW TWO: C. Jacob, B. Fuller, R. Craig, D. Dittes. ROW THREE: M. Gabrielson, J. Wilbur, V. Mil icich, B. Thomas. ROW FOUR: J. Persley, C. Sitton. -J ,,.. QF i ' SECOND SEMESTER C.S.F., ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Franks, K. Hardcastle, C. Jacob, J Shawl, J. George, J. Dow, D. Dittes. ROW TWO: A. Salyer, S. Muccaggrasso, L. Martinez, V Milicich, R. Craig. ROW THREE: S. Milchell D. Crookshanks, M. Gabrielson, C. Wilson. ROW FOUR: C. Sitton, L. Parker. 51 OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Yarbough, Re- porter: J. Hansen, President: Mr. Stark, Spon- sor: J. Ashford, Vice-President: T. Baker, Sec- retary: A. Martinez, Treasurer. The F.F.A. members have proved them- selves to be an active club. Their activities in- cluded a Hayride, Snow Trip, dance, Rodeo, and a Parent and Son Banquet. They've expe- rienced having a show at the Cow Palace in San Francisco, visiting judging contests at CalPoly, Fresno, Davis, Tulare Field Day, etc. Other activities include at Scrap Drive, Chapter Farmer Initiation, Kings County Fair, and State Fair, Great Western Livestock show. They've had a Parliamentary Procedure contest, Public Speaking, and a Co-op quiz contest. This organization is for boys who want to become farmers. f N ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Brown, D Sumpter, J. Williams, J. LeMay, M. Proctor. ROW TWO: F. Rogers, L. Brirto, J. Huckabay, J. Wolf, A. Cain. ROW THREE:C. Brewster, R. Lyes, C. Butler, B. Scott, W. Shores. ROW FOUR: N. Nicklos, G. Fugate, D. Cathey, J. Keene, R. Moore, J. Ashford. ROW FIVE: R. Haynes, T. LeMay, J. Hansen, D. Bessey, B. Wallace, G. Yarbough, R. Anderson, D. Doran. ROW SIX: J. Martinez, A. Martinez, H. Roberts, T. Baker. Jess Hansen prepares feed trough Ronrfie Moore keeps busy during class Future Nurses This club The White Capers is organized for the purpose of acquainting its members with the requirements and responsibility of the nurs- ing profession. Among their many projects have been the building ofa library, a tea, work in voluntary nursing and Senior field trip. OFFICERS: K. Mendes, Secretary: J. Percival, Vice-President: J. George, President: M. Pearce, Treasurer. STANDING: Mrs. Woods, Sponsor. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Mendes, J. George, J. Percival, V. Hammond. ROW TWO: Mrs. Woods, K. Martinez, A. Amado, R. Martinez, J. Prieto, A. Galvan. ROW THREE: I. Rambo, D. Reed, S. Castro, D. Lewis, G. Scott, B. Thomas. ROW FOUR: J. Godfrey, G. Cal- bral, G. Toney, E. Cartwright, V. Lane. ROW FIVE: M. Pearce, N. Rocke, K. Odle, S. Brewer. Mary and Barbara checking Red Cross supplies. gy f . WE .2l....,...- WL x 'G ' '. M Kathy and Judie giving a first-aid demonstration OFFICERS: M. McCain, Treasurerg B. Bullock, Vice-President: J. Bessey, Presidentg P. Humph- rey, HistoriangC. Mena, Secretary. STANDING: Mr. Foster, Sponsor . Future Teachers The Future Teachers had one of their largest memberships this year. They plan to have several food sales and dances for money-raising projects. At the encl of the year the prospective teachers plan to go to Fresno State and College of the Sequias on their Future Teacher Days. 'Ns ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. McCain, J. Griego, K. Gilmer, P. Humph- rey. ROW TWO: R. Herra, J. Pursley, J. Muncy, D. Coder. ROW THREE: T. Kong, C. Mena, J. Bessey, A. Bowron, G. Garcia, B. Bullock, F. Hag- ler. Mr. Foster, instructing some Future Teachers. 54 Future Teachers planning class programs. G.A.A. G.A.A. is one of the most active or- ganizations on campus. Membershipis for any girl in High School. The purpose of G.A.A. is to create an idea of good sportsmanship and good relations between the girls. Each year the girls participate in all sports for awards. As well as sports, some social activities hi-light the year. In February there isa co-educationa skating OFFICERS.h LEFT TO RIGHT: C- I2C0b. Secre- - tary, B. T omas, Vice-President, P. Barnhart, party and In Toyo locofeed where awards President, C. Mena, Treasurer, Mrs. Revelio, are presente . Sponsor. WQf2 . -G96 Pan .: A I Gtftilad 0 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Goodrich. J. Godfrey, C. Jacob, G. Hernandes, P. Humphry, J. Brewster, E. Hayes, M. Chavez, S. Leal. ROW TWO: M. Gab- rielson, L. Goodrich, D. Keith, B. Fuller, M Grisbe, D. Hensely, R. Herrera V. Austin, M. Jiminez, P. Grisby, K. Gilmer, B. Davis. ROW THREE: L. Davis, S. Goodrich, D. Ashford, P. Barnhart, P. Franks, S. Hensley, B. Griffith, D. Fowler, G. Jackson, C. Croxton, M. Halstead, D. Lewis, N. Cotton. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: V. Pruit, L. Rocke, K. Martinez, R. Rodriquez, S. Mitchell, J. Wilson, M. Ybarra, B. Ramirez. ROW TWO: S. Young, D. Patrick, E. Booker, J. Magana, V. Vanzant, J. Warner, D. Westbay, K. Mendes. ROW THREE: B. Thomas, S. Muccigrosso, C. Mena, J. Parrez, J. Wilbur, J. Pursley, S. Rocke, J. Rice, B. Medina. 5369 MANAGERS: S. Mitchell, J. Goodrich, J. Perez, BASKETBALL, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: V L. Davis, J. Wilbur, J. Warner, P. Humphrey, Pruitt, S. Young, D. Patrick, J. Prieto, B D. Westbay. Ramirez. ROW TWO: D. Westbay, J. Goodrich D. Keith, S. Mitchell, D. Reed. 9 '3 SWIMMING: S. Mitchell, lstgj. Goodrich, 2nd, VOLLEYBALL, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. L, Davis, 3rd, Ybarra, V. Pruitt, P. Barnhart, K. Hardcastle, L. Davis. ROW TWO: S. Young, D. Fowler, S. Muccigrosso. 9 af, ' 1 F 5 1 4 . f A W SOCKER. ROW ONE. I-EFT TO RIGHT: S- Y0l1Hg. HOCKEY, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: L. Rocha, J- PSFFHZ. B- Ramirez- ROW TWO: J. Warner. V. Pruitt, C. Jacob, B. Davis. ROW TWO: J, J- Goodrich. S- MuCCigr0SS0. V- Pruitt. Warner, J. Goodrich, J. Parrai, D. Ashford. 56 C. Wilson, Co-Editorg Mr. Curtis, Spon- sorg B. Crookshanks, Assistant Editor, Head Photographer. Harvester Staff This year the Harvester was handled as an extra-curricular activity under a co-editor system. The staff, as were the editors, were junior and sen- ior students. As an im rovement this ear was the addition of color to the ffirst 16 pages oalthe yearbook. Most of the copy and a great amount ofthe photographywas done by the sta . Also, the pa e content was in- Ereziised to give the student bofy a slightly larger oo . The annual was produced with a lot of hard work and effort with the desire of makingit interest- ing and attractive. The staff hopes it contains many Moments to Remember for you, the student body. S. Reeves, Photo Editor, J. Johnson, P. Rose, R. Adair, Assistant Photographers. X P. Jones, R. Herrera, G. Sirmans, Book Sales. Coy. N. Heck, Business Manager: J. Pursley, Advertising Manager, V. Milicich, Co- Editor. 57 L. Giles, P. Humphrey, Copy Editors Mrs. Latimer, D. Morris, Art Editor P OFFICER, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Toney, Sergeant- at-Arrnsg D. Patrick, Treasurer, V. Pruit, Secretary, G. Jackson, B. Toney, President. STANDING, S. Calloway, Vice-Presidentg Mrs. Rice, Sponsor. Hi-Teens Hi Teens is a fairly new club, Membership is open to any student on campus. The purpose of the club is primarily service to both the school and the community. Some of this year's activities were after game dances during bas- ketball season, and a party wel- coming the Freshmen. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Booker, E. Haynes, A. Jones, D. Reed, S. Young. ROW TWO G. Jackson, B. Scott, G. Toney, M. Toney, V. Sholes, J. Wyatt, G. Scott, S. Calloway, B. Toney. ROW THREE: R. Anderson, G. Duncan, J. Pumphrey, F. Jones, J. Stiger, J. Washington, C. Neely, E. Washington. ROW FOUR: B. Oiner, H. Duncan, L, Aily, I. Curry, G. Keyes W. Pruitt. One of the many after game dances sponsored by Hi-teens. 'K Q ,F ,fr -fn... M K nl ik,-is L 41 We11, we have to relax, too! t N Home Ec. Club The membership of the club is composed ofall high school students who have been enrolled in home- making. Their activities include the Mardi Gras Queen Election and the dance, a Banquet for members, Initiation of new members and food sales throughout the year. OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT:.l. Wilson, Treas- urergM. Ledbetter, Historian, P. Coy, Presi- dent: J. Parraz, Secretary, C. Mena, Vice- President. STANDING: Mrs. Smothers, Sponsor f ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Coffman, G. Hammond, E. Ramos, J. Parraz, M. Toledo, P. Toledo, K. Martinez, N. Venegas, L. Rocha. ROW TWO: C. Croxton, P. Puckett, P. Black- well, D. Lewis, S. Brewer, R. Herrara, C. Garcia, A. Amodo, R. Martinez, G. Galvan. ROW THREE: K. Pettit, M. Sitton, R. Stringer, M. Odle, S. Castro, J. Flores, M. Chavez, A. Mc- Wells. ROW FOUR: Dixie Ashford, P. Hopkins, L. Henley, B. Davis, W. Gregory, K.Od1e, M. Halstead, R. Thierry, M. Ledbetter, P. McLaughlin, V. Vanzant. ROW FIVE: J. Wilson, P. Rose, B. Griffith, D. Morris, S. Hensley, G. Chapell, N. Rocke, L. McDonald, N. Morris. can luv: C FLY Home Ec. girls take course in hair styling. Home Ec. girls arrange bulletin board. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: D. Bessey, Sergeant-at- Arms, M. Murray, Treasurer, K. Lott, President, F. Mitchell, Vice-President: J. Dow, Secretary. STANDING: S. Calloway, Reporter, Mr. Phelps, Sponsor: J. Pumphrey, Sergeant-at-Arms. Lettermans Club The Lettermans' Club is for all boys who participatein A or B sports. One of their activities was sell ing programs at football games. High lighting the year was the e- lection of a football Queen and the Football banquet. Under the lead- ership of Mr. Phelps the Lettermans' Club has had a very successful year. 1 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGI-IT:B. Toney, T. Vernon, L. Jefferies, J. Shawl, K. Gardner, E. Gomez, J. Martinez. ROW TWO: A. Armenta, J. Solis, S. Calloway, J. Stigerm, A. Escalante, L. Rambo, R. Weatherly, J. Dow, B. Gomez. ROW THREE: J. Pumphrey, D. I-Ioppert, M. Mur- ray, F. Mitchell, D. Bessey, K. Lott. Mr, Williams speaks at Awards Assembly. Mr. Revello makes presentation of awards Panther Tales The Panther Tales, this year, was a prod- uct of the journal ism class to give students practical experience in news and feature writ- mg . The format of the paper changed this year from a two-column mimeograph toa three col- umn pa er. Greater emphasis was put on lay- out an art work to try and give the students body a more interesting and attractive paper. The Panther Tales tried to maintain a bi- monthly publishing schedule, and to accom- plishing its purpose ofa school newspaper-to represent and report school activities to the best of its ability. P. Coffman, Editorg Mr. Curtis, Spon sorg V. Martinez, Assistant Editor. N. Heck, Feature Editorg S. Reeves, Sports Editorg M. Whitaker, News Edi- torg Mr. Curtis, P. Coy, Art Editor. P. Grant, J. Johnson, Typist. M. Pearce, G. Williamson, I. Pursley, J. Wilson, S. LeMay, P. Rose, Reporters. 61 Getting the Panther Tales ready for dis- tribution. Rally Club The prime purpose of the Rally Club is to promote good relationships between C,U,H,S, and other schools. The Rally Club members strive to set an example for the students to fol- low in buildinglschool spirit and good sportsman- ship. This clu is the largest club on the cam- pus with members totaling well over 100. A rally is held every Fridaiduring the football sea- son and exchange assem lies are held with Was- co and Shafter. The club sponsors the home- coming activities held during the week of the first league home game. OFFICERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: D, Bessey, Ser geant-at-Arms: J. Walton, Secretary: J. Mit chell, President: Mr. Rowe, Sponsor. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Prieto, A. Galvan, R. Herrera, C. Garcia, R. Martinez, J. George J. Rambo. ROW TWO: P. Rose, V. Leach, G. Sirmans, J. Walton, C. Riddle, L. Cox, J. Dow, ROW THREE: S. Hensley, B. Griffith, B. Thomas, R. Craig, J. Percival, C. Wilson. ROW FOUR: D. White, S. Reeves, P. Cropper, B. Wallace, P. Barnhart, A. Clark, F. Mitchell. ROW FIVE:P Marshall, R. Enos, R. Mulnax, L. Jefferies, K. Lott. ROW SIX: D. Hoppert, R. Dow, D. Bessey L. Kern, B. Crookshanks. ,-- -x ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: S. Mitchell, M. Sitton, D. Kieth, J. Godfrey, G. Isenhower, V. Dixon B. Gaymond, C. Dow, J. Johnson, J. Johnson. ROW TWO: L. Stringer, F. Odle, S. Dixon, K. Odle, V Milicich, G. Hammond, J. Wilbur, S. Bowron. ROW THREE: J. Dow, A. Salyer, L. Davis, N. Rocke, N. Streshly, D. Dittes, B. Archer, C. Sitton. ROW FOUR: L. Cain, S. Roberts, D. Squeir, P. Franks, J. Muncy, D. Coder, L. Giles, P. Cropper, D. Crookshanks, J. Shawl. ROW FIVE:L. Sharpe, S. Clark M. Craig, L. Parker, K. Mendez, J. Bessey, J. Squire, A. Bowron, K. Bledsoe, R. Adair. ROW SIX- C. Croxton, G. McGowan, G. Hernandez, L. Rambo, P. Doan, K. Gardner, S. Evans, B. Fox, T Vernon, D. Finney. ROW SEVEN: G. King, B. Thompson, J. Garcia. Sergeanettes The Sergeantettes is one of the most active organizations of C.U,H, S, Aside from perform- ing duringl half-time at all ofour footballgames and marc ingjin various parades, they sponsor the Western ance, Cancer Tea, and at several different times informal dances such as a back- to-school dance. They have performed withthe Band at Kezar Stadium in San Faneisco andthe Collisium in Los Angeles. Selling birthday and having a formal dance in January were both in- ,,, Ln., cluded as money-making projects. OFFICERS, SEATED, LEFT TOR.IGHT:D. Coder, Historian, J. Muncy, Publicity: C. Dow, Vice- President, L. Giles, President: J. Wilbur, Sec- retary. STANDING: P. Cropper, Treasurer, and Miss Holtan, Sponsor. I ' na Q LEFT TO RIGHT: C. Wilson, Major, L. Harless, Captain, L. Cox, 'Znd Lieutenant: J. Mitchell, Colonel, C. Dow, Majorette, J. Wilbur, Majoretteg andl. Walton, Ist Lieutenant. MARCHING OFFICERS, SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Walton, lst Lieutenant, L. Harless, Captaingl. Mitchell, Colonel, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Sitton, Sergeant, C. Sitton, Sergeant, C. Wil- son, Major, L. Cox, 2nd Lieutenant. 63 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: J. Bessey, S. Roberts, K. Bledsoe, L. Sortors, B. Archer, G. Craft, B. Franks, R. Walls, E. Grijalva, D. Lewis, N. Morris, M. Hernandez, P. Cabral, P. Wilcox, J. Muncy, M. Sitton, V. Lane, G. Cabral, ROW TWO:V. Ojeda, J. Squire, D. Dittes, S. Mitchell, L. Parker, C. Sitton, P. Jones, M. Ledbetter, D. Squire, L. Sharpe, I. Adair, E. Cartwright, D. Reed, G. Toney, B. Hernandez, M. Halstead, D. Coder, P. Cropper, L. Giles. Sergeantettes present flags at football game. A Sergeantettes paying attention at a meeting. Sergeantettes sponsor semi-formal dance. Sergeantettes yell after marching in the snake parade. Spanish Club One of the newest clubs on campus is the Spanish Club. It is now an active club underthe sponsorship of Mr. Schallhorn. Membershipis open to any student that has taken or is taking a Spanish class. The purpose of the club isto pro- mote friendliness among students and to create a better understanding of the Spanish people and their langua e. Some of the social activities were a taco eed, a dance, and aparty climax- ing the year. The President this year was Reed Enos. OFFICERS, LEFT TORIGHT: D. White, Reporter D. Dow, Sergeant-at-Arms, G. Hernandez Treasurer, B. Murray, Vice-President, L. Giles Secretary, Mr. Schallhorn, Sponsor. K' a Q w .t Us ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: K. Johnson, A. Salyer, J. Squire, G. Kraft, P. Humphrey, L. Martinez. ROW TWO: B. Gaymon, A. Thompson, K. Bledsoe, A. Browran, M. Gabrielson, L. Parker, J. Goodrich, J. Warner, S. Roberts, D. Sitton, S. Muccigrosso. ROW THREE:B. Archer, S. Clark, J. Bessy, D. Dittes, G. Hernandez, G. McGowan, D. White. ROW FOUR: J. Shawl, S. Mitchell, L. Giles, B. Murray, R. Enos, R. Dow, B. Sansom, V. Gregory. 9 6 ll. m l-i.Q5mX CRN. lsm up Spain becomes the topic of discussion for active members. Letty, Judith, Pat, and Sara prepare for a siesta Tri-Hi-Y The Tri-Hi-Y is an all-girl organization which is a small part of Young Men's Christian Association QYMCAJ. Each club member is expected to - Know and help her club achieve the Tri-Hi-Y Purpose - To create, maintain, and extend throughout the the school and community high standards of Christian Character. - Know and live by the Tri-Hi-Y Platform - Pure thoughts- Pure Words - Pure Actions This year's planned activities are - Y-Day Trip, Freshman Initiation, Christ- mas Basket, Mother-Daughter Banquet, and In- oFFrcERs, FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: R, craig, Sfallaflon 0f0ff1CerS- Chaplain, C. Wilson, President, J. Geotpge, Member-at-Largegl. Godfrey, Treasurer, iss Huggins, SponsorgP. Barnhart, Vice-President QNOT PICTUREDD. ,,,,-M V ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Archer, I. Godfrey, K. Mendes, D. Dittes, S. Mitchell, D. Keith, B. Gaymon, J. Squire, A. Salyer. ROW TWO: P. Cropper, N. Streshley, V. Lane, J. Goddrich, M. Sitton, I. Magana. ROW THREE: I. George, J. Rambo, J. Bessey, J. Muncy, K. Bledsoe, L. Parker, S. Clark. ROW FOUR: L. Cox, D. Squire, J. Percival, D. Crookshanks, D. Coder, J. Wilbur, M. Craig. ROW FIVE: J. Walton, J. Warner, E. Cartwright, C. Sitton, R. Craig. ROW SIX: A. Clark, C. Riddle, B. Thomas, P. Barnhart, C. Wilson. Collins Kids perform at Hollywood Bowl. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y return from Hollywood 66 PORTS Yell-Leaders '15 JOHN MITCHELL, Head Yell-Leader ff 1 CAROL JACOB, Assistant JOYCE PERCIVAL, Assistant O Pom Pon Glrls 1 J. Rambo, G. Hernandez, C. Riddle, P. Barnhart, J. Godfrey, K. Mendes. 68 . - w-----.ff--vw--f-7--i-H ' w,--z vw-1s'5'E-1-7 '- f i A 1 A 2 'ia rf: .iff ' A -ff COACH WILLIAMS Head Manager, L. Jeffries, Assistants, R. COACH REVELLO Anderson and N. Egger. Varsity Football The fighting Panthers had their mostsuccessful sea- son during the current year with an undefeated, un- tied record. The Panthers set a new high offensively scoring 3Ol points in nine games against the oppositions 46 fa new lowi . A multiple offense with 60 different plays and three different types of T offensive patterns which is rarely seen in high schools was used this current season by the nearly all Senior team . However, this talent might not have piled up its fine record without competentguidance, and Coach Williams should get much of the credit for making the very most of a limited number of athletes. SAM CALLOWAY, End LOREN RAMBO, End TOM VHINON, Guard KEN GARDNER, F. Back 69 MICKEY MURRAY, Q, -Back JIM STIGER, H, -Back KEN LOTT, Q, -Back Q O Champlons - South Sequola League Corcoran 39 Hanford O Corcoran 12 Mt. Whitney 0 Corcoran 39 Sanger 0 Corcoran 58 Chowchilla 0 Corcoran 40 Sha fter 7 Corcoran 49 Wasco 6 Corcoran 26 South Bakersfield 19 Corcoran 25 Coalinga 14 Corcoran 13 Garces 0 QE E Q League Games A rr ., ' fi .Q - L: , i f ,. 1 335 541 s g o'a,, X so or W j . 1 if 1' Q 5 :-nj, -. 'fr req fZr'x- J- '--1-4 'wi . F, - 'A' S'2 j'a Q.' JERRY DOW, Guard JOE SOLIS, Tackle HORAEIO MURRIETTA, End 70 Y f -ni-f 5 fr a W' vf Qs' .' ' yi 'S 1 , F H f .JP ' 'lil' 'f-vu :Y fb L? -1 :--:L A BOB TONEY, H. -Back ! i Gardner and Stiger block, while Murray scoots around Hanford's line. ROBERT CABRAL, ,Tackle VP f D. RON WEATHERLY, Guard DON BESSEY, Tackle 'KM GORDON KING. End King, Doran, and Dow run interference against Chowchilla. 1 Jon Shawl escorts Football Queen, Christine Mena, while Princesses Becky Archer and Pat Cropper look on. DOYLE HOPPERT, Tackle , ' all' Q 6 'W 4' I 'W' V. or. Q 'if A -' iii 3-yr -. ' S t v . J . 'T ' ,, Z DAVID MENA, Tackle A gl . A. wg,-kFwx2:,f'. DONNY DORAN, Guard FORREST MITCHELL, Center 1 WS 1 T T T ALFRED ARMENTA, Guard Dow and Calloway block while Murray carries the ball against Hanford. 72 .-a.. ,,,,.,.Vv-,.-, .,,, , .,... .. an-ww ...V ., -Y--W--1 ,.. .,. fi The fighting Panthers emerge victorious. JOHNNY MARTINEZ, Tackle A ,,g.,:.f7 'AxA - J ' fx? 1 A N 5134- - - Xilzvv., f gifs, 4. W2 s ig .' Q 'lQf1t ?? 1'T.aa,w: Q- N, , Y Y.. !,.,!N .v ' X' - :Y-,yin .Q LAWRENCE HAYNES, Tackle JOHN GASTELO, Center FERNANDO MOLINA, Tackle DAVID EDMONDS, Tackle Stiger totes the ball against Hanford in a 39-0 clawing. Q5 ik. DEFENSIVE TEAM, ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Fox, M. Guerrero, M. Balcazar, J. Reguero, and B. Johnson. STANDING: M. Toney, W. Jones, B. Fallin, R. Garza, K. Westbay, R. Jauques, W. Johnson, and R. Calloway. B. Gomez carries the payload down field as E. Gomez covers. B Football The Corcoran Cubs although only winning three football games, have no reason to be ashamed of their losing season . Injuries of key players kept them out of the winning column. As the scores indicate all their games were very close, also the Cor- coran Cubs s core d more points than their opponents. If the Cubs had had some good breaks they probabl would have won all their games. The Cubs proved to be a very good defensive ball club by keeping their opponent's scores at a minimum. Th is indicates that the Varsity Team for next year will have a good group COACH PHELPS of boys to work with for the next year. P-'Q -'Q COACH INAMINE IW .wg 3 FRONT ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: E. Murrietta, D. Magana, E. Gomez, G. McBride, G. Agular, J. Magana, J. Garcia. BACK ROW: B. Cabral, R. Jimmiez, B. Gomez, E. Gomez. ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Gomez, M. Guerrero, J. Fores, K. Westbay, E. Murrietta, G. Aguilar, M. Balcazar, J. Reguero, J. Nichols, R. Jimenez, E. Gomez. ROW TWO: Mr. Phelps, T. Batrez, B. Fallin, W. Jones, M. Tony, W. Johnson, M. Caudillo, R. Gomez, D. Cabral, D. Brown, B. Fox, B. Grijalva, Mr. Inamine. ROW THREE: R. Calloway, B. Cabral, B. Gomez, D. Magana, R. Garza, B. Johnson, G. McBride, J. Magana, J. Garcia. ..i MANAGERS: T. Martinez, J. Rocendez Coach Phelps tears off another yard of tape while his team watches in anticipation. 75 FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Castaneda, R. Floyd, L. Covert, G. Rich, D. Syra, M. Mendes B. Murrieta, B. Gonzales, I. Doan, D. Hixson. BACK ROW: C. Carver, J. Ramos, R. Sellers, N Wilson, V. Gregory, D. Frey, P. Chavez, L. Shoals. C Football The Kittens played three home games with Hanford, Shafter, and Tulare. The team lost five of the games and tied Tulare the last game of the season after losing to the same 42-O. The first game the team showed decided improvement as the season progressed. C football is the doorstep to many future stars of Corcoran High School. A lot of ground has to be covered in a matter of a few weeks, such as tackeling, blocking, running, passing, offensive and defensive work, etc. in the short period they have. The coaches ofthe Kittens were Mr. Rowe and Mr. Foster. A C player makes a get away for a touch- down against Hanford. A fighting Cub tries to make yardage. 76 -nwnvgp-,wha-.aagllsrvvuf-V v. ..- .,.. A i k M. -.Yf,,:- r,..-an,-W- Y -V..-W-..,,,,guc. t..,,.,, ,.., , .nn-upmulq.. F. BAILEY, Forward F , MITCHELL, Forward The varsity basketball team had a good season this year, regardless of the won-lost record. On paper their record of 3 wins-14 losses does not truly show the team's ability, how- ever, most of the games were close and exciting. Lack of height hurt the team. Many of the close games undoubtedly would have been won if the team only had that one tall man needed for rebounds. All the boys on the team worked hard and played some of the best basketball seen in Corcoran for a long time. At this writing the team has one league game remaining, with Garces. Having upset Wasco in the last outing, and knocking them out of a first place tie with Coalinga there is every reason to hope the team may be able to winthe tourn- ament. Varsity Basketball J. ESPINOSA B. GOMEZ, Guard J, GARCIA, Forward 77 S , RIVAS, Guard 4' i mx , 6 r . 5. A .' -.: COACH WILLIAMS K, LOTT, Center J. STIGER, Guard S, CALLOWAY, Forward B, TONEY, Guard Stiger tallies 2 points against Garces R. ANDERSON, Manager D. BESSEY, Center Q ,, . 1 -3- Win... Stiger hooks for a basket against Tulare. 78 J.V. Basketball LEFT T0 RIGHT: B. Scott, J. Curry, L. Stephen, W. Oliver, B. Boines, R. Thompson and Coach Hailey. This, the first year of havinga J.V. Basket- ball Team was arough, but very successful year. The team was not successful in the won lost rec- ord but it did help in the sense of getting such a program in the running. The team record was 5 losses and no wins, but they gave everyone a good tight contest. With one season past, but not forgotten, the team will be looking forward to next season and a more favorable record. jrA,? g.v ,, sts V-4' An Orosi player takes a set shot Another bucket for the Corcoran Panthers. l 79 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Calloway, M. Toney, K. Westbay, and G. Austin. STANDING: F Jonesman, G. Potter, L. Bailey, V. Gregory, L. Hansen, and R. Doherty. B Basketball The Corcoran Cubs, playing under the handicap of inexperience, have managed to win one game of the 15 played to date. The B team's lone venture into the win column came at the expense of Shafter, with a 30-27 squeaker in an overtime. The Cubs were later defeated on Shafter's home grounds by a 32-34 count. Total point production for the Cubs shows 457 points, compared to 657 for their oppo- nents. e f jfff' 0 7 ' fx ,jif- A Hanford man grabs control of the ball. 80 .......---o A sure eye, a push shot, another basket LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Goliniza, D. Urbina, R. Floyd, 1. Garcia, L. Dunn, G. Batti, J. Fowler, G. Duncan, B. Murray, Mr. Juarez. Urbina races down court to guard a Garces player. C Basketball Lacking experienced players and depth on the bench, the C Squad won only one game this season. The one bright moment was ag a i nst Garces in w hi c h Corcoran emerged victorious 27 to 22. The Kittens showed much determination, bowing to the opponents in the late periods of play. Most of the season, the Kittens, played a pressing ball game which was the r eason for their being able to keep their opponents off bal- ance, however, the strain of this type of play pluslack of height for any other type of defense forced the Kittens to defeat. Dunn watches a fellow player make another basket. COACH PHELPS Wrestling This year's wrestling team was a young team composed of Sophomores and J u n io rs . Only three Seniors were on the team. This indicates the wrestling team for next year will be strong and will give their opponents a tough battle. Next year Corcoran Wrestling Team will step out of the small school league and will meet in a larger school league. The Wrestling team only took two men to the State Tournament at Turlock this year. They were Jerry Dow, who took 3rd and Joe Sol is . The outstanding seniors on the team were Jerry Dow, who had won T6 matches and lost tive. Ronnie Weatherly won i7 and lost fivep R, GARZA, 138 E, CASTENDIA, 112 Clyde Neely was the other senior. J. MARTINEZ., 191 B. JOHNSON, 165 J, MITCHELL, 133 L, RAMBO, 154 E. GOMEZ, 120 N, WILSON, 127 82 J. DOW, 165 J, MOLINA, 191 B. DELGADO, 120 J. LEON, 121 P. GARCIA, 112 D. BROWN, 133 Wrestling Schedule Novice Tournament 2i Hanford Redwood i 5 Mt. Whitney 24 Tulare 30 Reed l ey I 5 Madera Tournament Porterville 13 League Tournament Valley Tournament State Tournament lCorcoranD 3rd place 29 30 22 20 38 5th place 21 3rd place 4th place 9th place A rough and tumble match at the Corcoran tournament. i 1 J. Dow prepares to pin his man. R, WEATHERLY, 138 J. sous, Um. K, WESTBAY, 103 M, our-mo, 133 Dow pins his man in nothing flat Mitchell gets set for a go-behind at the Corcoran Tournament. Ref, Revello ponders a weighty decision Boys' Tennis Senior net man Jerry Hammond led the Corcoran netsters by winning most of his matches. Surprise performances by Freshman Bruce Fallin also aided the win-loss record of the Corcoran tennis team. Fallin, along with Gary Mc- Gowan, Jim Doan, Nick Egger and Jack Hanley, shows promise and should re- sume the hard playing caliber of tennis practiced by senior, Jerry Hammond. .f' A . ., - V 4. ,, r ,, r Llfifhxll H , AQ' s ,, fb . 1 wee Jerry Hammond makes his return wumk mm FRONT: N. Egger, Manager, B. Fallin. STANDING: Coach Inamine, G. McGowan, P. Doan, and J. Hammond. Bruce Fallin follows through. 85 f 0 lluullnlolulluuunnnu.::-un -. llllllslllllllllllllliWSHFI,llllls lllll llllllllllillllililffllnlll - l u lllllt:' .- s, Girls' Tennis Led by Carol Jacob, Judy Good- rich, and Lela Goodrich, the girls' tennis team more than equaled the per- formances of the opposing teams. The presence of Sue Muccigrosso, Judy Warner and Geri Hernandezalso helped the team's record. Next years team shows strong potential in Carol Jacob and Judy Goodrich, who should lead the team to a five record. lilly, Lela Goodrich guards the net. 1 1 FRONT: G. Hernandez, J. Goodrich, C. Jacob. STANDING: Coach Inamine, S. Muccigrosso, I. - Warner, L. Goodrich, AQ' .3 R ur N , . 4 ,Lk .I -. -- 4'-'Q ki-rw 86 5 l t , ,Q as Judy Goodrich tries out her backhand. 'Q rwil D. Bessey. Pitcher I. Ashford, Pitcher R. Dow, Pitcher G. King, Fielder Aged 'XA '31 , ,, . '.j1ft k- qi' F I 2? ywsgfy, 1- '-'racer'-4 1--1-Q--.. A . ,,.,-Q f, . xp-.0 Varsity Baseball Under the expert coaching of Mr. Revello, the team has won both of the league games they have played to this date. The Varsity Seniors this year are: J. Stiger, J. Dow, D. Bessey, R. Haynes, and D. Dow. Predictions are that the team will go on to victory, and should finish strongly in the league. The Panthers play in atough league this yearmeeting the following schools: Shafter, Wasco, Garces, Corlingo, Garces, and South High. Other schools played are: Hanford, Mt. Whitney, Tolare, Redwood and Porterville. Coach Revello 1-'49 0 ,x , r. ' Head Manager- W . r . R. Anderson 4 Manager- 37 F. Martinez ..JrQIIllswwv-jill. HHH- , J. Stiger, lst Base T. Vernon, 2nd Base .IR Q! Martinez touches third for a triple against Shafter. B. Toney. Catcher First, second--Lookout, Shafter! D. Edmonds, Catcher G. McBride, Fielder li G. Keyes, Fielder J. Dow, Short-stop FQ ,p-.an-wk. , ':U,,- Ze, A , B awe, 'M W 'A it 5 K r ., 1, A ' R. Haynes, Fielder B. Gomez, 2nd Base Coach Revello discusses strategy with Joe Martinez. Mr, Toney prepares to rap one into centerfield. K, is K. Gardner, Fielder J. Martinez, 3rd Base 89 JV Baseball fp k in 1 .. r Wig ., is X ., . Q N ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: B. Johnson. J. Mitchell, B. Murray, G. McBride, D. Archer, K Westbay, M. Stewart. ROW TWO: L. Bailey, G. Waldrum, G. Potter, K. Florence, D. Frey, C Brown. ROW THREE: J. Gabrielson, W. Oliver, J. Ashford, Mr. Juarez. J. Leon. The Junior Varsity, to date, have a record of one win out of two league games. Prospects for the season looked good as the .l.V. 's put a lot of work into keying up for future games. Coach Juarez ex- pressed hopes for a successful season. Next year, the team should be much stronger as all the lettermen return with the exception of senior, Reed Enos. Stewart swings into a fast ball. Potter takes a cut at the apple, 90 SHOT PUT: M. Murray C RUNNERS: H. Luna, G. Pearce, B. Murrietta, R. Salazar. r . - L l DISTANCE MEN:R. Salazar, L..Rambo. Track The out look on the remaining portion of the track season is very favorable. In the first meet the team took second, in the second, they took fourth, and in the third they took a first place, so they are pro- gressing slowly toward a favorable out- come. Although, the competition has and will increase throughout the season, Coach Hailey feels that the team will be up for any opponent as long as the attitude of the participants, at the present time, doesn't change. Due to a desirable attitude, co- operation, and hard work, the CUHStrack team should be successful this season. BROAD JUMP: R. Garza. wa, 2 A V. B SPRINTERS: F. Jones, R. Garza, R. Calloway, E. Murrietta. 4-ddudntl f K A . '- 1 R Q K. . ir intacslfg ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: G. Pearce, E, Castaneda, B. Murrietta, R. Salazar, R. Jaquez, B, Grijalva, M, Cox, L. Shoals. ROW TWO: R. Calloway, R. Doherty, D. Brown, E. Muttietta, F. Jones, R. Cabral, C. Cortez. ROW THREE: B. Thompson, J. Johnson, R, Garza, H. Hammond, F. Molina, D. Magana. ROW FOUR: Mr. Hailey, L. Rambo, S. Calloway, R. Salazar, C. Tiffin. xv 4 . it Nerf :sw BROAD JUMP: Sam Calloway WEIGHTMEN: C. Cortez, F. Molina, K, Lott M. Murry, S. Calloway. .Y-,,..-uw SPRINTERS: S. Calloway, L. Rambo, M. Murry, K. Lott. SHOT PUT: D. Magana 92 'vu ACTIVITY Jr.-Sr. Play I Was A Teen-Age Dracula, by Gene Dono- van, takes place in Park Cedars, a country home in a small town. The plot centers around the main characters, Uncle Clyde, fDelbert Corleyj Steve Dracca, fGary McGowanj and Sue, Uanice amboj. Uncle Clyde, trustee of Steve's money, tries to gain control of Steve's wealth by proving him craz . fhe teenagers in the household have the idea that Steve is Dracula because of two missing people having scratches on their neck when found. e play ends with Steve triumphant andUnc1e Clyde being taken into custody for his evil ways. SEATED: J. Bessey, V. Milicich, J. Warner, K. Mendes, J. Rambo, J. Pursely. STANDING: B. Bullock, P. Cropper, R. Adair, L. Giles, D. Fow- ler, D. Corley. KW l x A ge- -- A moment of hysterics takes place in I was Teen-Age Dracula. Student players enact a scene from the Junior- Senior Play. . -.. Y. SEATED: J. George, D, Finney, R. Craig, STAND ING: B. Bullock, P. Humphrey, J. Godfrey, Mr Walker, Director. MOMENTS T0 REMEMBER In the following pages you will find a pictorial summary of school--your Moments to Remember. The Harvester staff feels that these were the moments that you remember most--Dances, the Science Fair, C. S. F. Day, the Junior-Senior Play, assemblies and everyday shots around the campus. This is your book, and the staff sincerely hopes that you will keep it and its Moments to Remember for many years to come. rw- '. A stroll between classes is so invigorating. Leroy Jeffries, Pat Barnhart, Carole Wilson, and Ginger Chappel ham it up. A chance to relax between classes. r os A group conference in the making. , The three musketeers. Gossiping keeps these gals up on current events. K .1 A portion of Miss Eaton's sixth period typing class. A moment of relaxation. Geneva Sirmons and Senior class prexy, Jerry Ham 96 mond set up the marquee, Melva Halstead and Josie Parrez try their safe -cracking technique. Carol Dow, Joan Bessey, and Pat Cropper catch upon the latest gossip. 23 . I ww -M There must be an answer! Letty Parker and Delbert Corley C0l'1Cel'lU'3Ie. 'X . K . 9 l-I gr? ' s if J I 2 f' It's all in a day's work to Beverly. Anne, Mary, and Candy pose for the candid 97 camera. Yakety-yak. yn... vw. Coach Revello and Coach Revello. Mr. Walker and Principal Yeager discuss the Junior-Senior Play. Now blow, Miss Huggins. , 11 .X 'gui A problem on newspaper layout is discussed with Mr. Curtis. 'Si Hard-working Harold Hoppert and classmates. Doan and Vernon concoct a health remedy to sell to Freshmen. ji.,--4 rv X... . , xxxjs in . via ,IJ x ' -L - ' Y 4 I 1 .., f-,, Mr. Schallhorn busily conducting a survey. 'J Winter's almost gone, Summers comin' on. Toney welcome Mr. Pizarro back to C.U, H, S, 99 Roy Adair is astounded by feats of magic. Burrus and Percival seek helpful advice from Mr. Dreager. Calloway, Bessey, and Stiger stock up for quick energy. Mr. Curtis says Honest, the food's really Carol Jacob and Patsy Barnhart doll up good. 100 Ill f3.,p Mrs. Robinson prepares library notices. Spring and relaxing go hand-in-hand. The mysteries of algebra are explained by Mr. CProf.J Dahl. National Assembly entertainer, Jack Rank, acts A blind musician demonstrates to C.U. H. S out scenes from Macbeth. 101 that handicaps can be conquered. CSF Day ..,,,MN ,, Glenda Kraft, Dean of Boys. Sara Mitchell, Dean of Girls Glenna Robinson, Glenda Kraft, and Beth Gaymon, Lions Club Speech Contest winners. ,..1,t H Letty Parker, Typing Jon Shawl, Algebra 102 Dances Y 'Mr Going Western at C, U, H, S, The Dance Band, smooth and mellow Queen ofthe Mardi Gras Dance, Pat Coy, and attendants. 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