Courtland Union High School - La Perita Yearbook (Courtland, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1957 volume:

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' ,M- , V 4 ,f ,flwdfff .1- e Q Cy A I, , A w ,,,- 'W -' - ,R 3 w w -vi Lf , ,:.., f:-L K k L ' , ' ,,.. 'A Q 3 'ev 'ef 'vs' gf'-Q iff 1 tr Q 5 S5 Q ,L ,vw .V 5' ! 3 gi? . gif 'mi , 51' is iii 5 W. FQWWQ-6 sf 'P SY. ww ,S,a ,scfLool called Courtland H zlghn ghe heart of the Colden West mfw0 f gz0rify F Of 1fl wfllfs am0H,z the best, ff N af-..X , . V' nl? ,fm S+' 11 . N Q x ,M 3 ff . 'bv Q J, X, N vis, gi K J ,wk gr .f QC OQGNXXQS 9 vw HOULOW K 90559 W' L We possess a strong .school spirit, Though wcfre not so very old For the CHS. honors fi will mf,-,.,,,,, K5 Wflm Its faithful Green and Cold. 5'Education forms the common mind, just as the twig is bent the tree-'s inclinedf' A strong root system furnishes nourishment for a flourishing tree. Like a tree. a student branches out into all fields of endeavor. These formative high school years deeply influence the student's direction and growth. Surely we at Courtland High have been fortunate. Later, as you leaf through these pages and re-live your high school days, may this pictorial grow in value and bring joyful reminiscence for all the years to come. lVlay you remember and cherish the challenges, accomplish- ments, and above all, the friends at Courtland High. We, the La Perita Staffn, give to you, students and faculty, the 1957 LA PERITA. EDITOR To you, Mr. Fayne Por- : 9 W, asf? d A-we ter, who has long deservk' the honor, we wish to dedi- cate this yearbook. As 215 drama teacher your guid- ance in our annual school play productions will al- ways be outstanding in the minds of C.H.S. students. go . HQ? ,Q-ii fgi,3,,Qg1,fgiJ- H ' ! do Sioi ii i iiyiy y on w,.. qw '- -fy ,uy . In X xvf 1 1 5 'Q fk j'f. 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' X-W L, ' if , fr k U by ' A J' , 3 . 1-1, 3 A Q - 1 'Q ,Lid 7 w i , 4? f tri-J K' A 1 Tw C W K V 35,15 Y, 5 .gf -f ' x it I 1 I 'Q ,J is fi J 1 3 ,iw W, i I J Exxx I Q 1 I , - f s 4 'K , ...N Lf f KX. , N ,WH M Q u rx ! 1 9 , ' K1 W , J X A Q. , M V I Q Q iq! ki: I Y 3, , ' fy - 1 X ' f my-f Q . 1 ' - -, X F W Elf' 'I ' Q X, ws , .JPWQI 5 ' v R f QA? .5 its P A'-P A vu Us :Z at Q v, xl an i ,ev I 1 QW wx, . K 55 V avr' 3 I X IN MEMORIAMP-Mr. E. lVl. Simpson faith- fully served on the board of trustees for nine- teen years of community progress. mwiiggtzn Nimmo? haf? nraqagqu N fic. i' it Mei gl-'ni 5 pn tt .33 '32 at Clockwise: B. C. Wheeler. E. L. Salis- bury. Mark G. Scribner. Donald C. Mc- Clain. President. Reuben Gentner, Mark. Sullivan. Clerk, E. T. Lyon. gddfLd0f7 The Board of Trustees is an interested and conscientious group of men who attend to our school's welfare. It is because of their willingness to give up their own time in serving the community, that each year something is either improved upon or added to our school. help us? ln our complex civilization you are subjected to many conflicting pres- sures of society. They come at you from all angles and with varying degrees of effectiveness. During this period of your mental and social development, it is extremely important that you come to the realization of this, and learn to cope with these pressures as they may affect you. The education you have and will acquire through the years, will help you understand and evaluate those pressures, and bend them to your will, rather than he warped or broken by them. Wmfmwdaw MRS. K. BENCE Secretary What would we ever do without her 7447 ld 07' as 'W ofrow men! of tom belle' The rfo f wma t 0 benefmen he h z 8' zhffnu 10,5 r a . thel tzzens ls Cl ..J R. 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R XX - M an R B xx - . is go11f.geR SWART OIIIIIIPI-cial D Pacific Z AB' vpartnhlnt Sacrampn to S ' late: ,IW xx : B X NW. . ' 'fa new 92,22 EQQWW NNCY' QQXW ew gxaw NKYX- 350 COW' x.w.,.., ,W N M EN 5fllIZfrt0?'B:'Selg11LgR P U TN A 1 FP P11 1 ansas S B.S Histifn C01lf:,Z'.S31'rania'f' C0116 y'O'L',E PHI: STU rzentauonnglish I1 3,atp,'Eni,,,,r . , ,med gsfem ' tiiffls Yi 650- PQN5- XX. p.Y549Yx'rA'5W WV? mem' FXS el 960 NWS' SWK We' 90 'Me 7 I I l . . . W e will always remember our teachers, the center of our school life. ij,- c . . cw' A1Nev0Y51?:l'Piillwef5 Y' X ' Nm-Y wx mm College' State H nw, - . W ashbtggxegeq iaggxfnunxcatxons Smale. ll - Enelwh L ui fklgsil 1 LLBP' . 'CS E ' 'EGOVOKN YXESW e uxabwcgixeeet Hom M5563 gale FWS Qt . Devamne R S611 FPETE r-21101532 DESAL Stage: gffjyos fans y 8 , gays, P H . Uh -' F 7 T Iyer.. . M fuZ5'l'?1'c-:ly 0fCCEl1fTHY Pclya C0116 allfol-of 11108 g9,' A 18, C I gm-'u1za1'70r - Ure H13 P 9 Agri. ojy GUI. Due to this year's expanded enrollment, it was necessary to add one more member to our faculty. This year, five of our teachers were new to the school scene. However, these new facesn soon became old friends as we came to know them and to trust their abi.lity. As we look back upon this school year, we realize just how much our faculty has taught us through their instruction and guidance. This doesn't apply to the classroom alone, but to our outside activities as well. 5 . To lllcsc people who spcml so lllilll, huurs keeping nur sulmul In-all amml clean, preparing our 1:ul'clvriu lUlHIllC5, und sulcly llxiiIl51JU1'llllg us lu and from school, wc wish to cxprcss our warm appreciulioll. 'X Q 1 4 Mrs. Nlrfvnn .1 - lu 1 In lmllnm, If-ll In l'lQlllf lllQ'f.1ll1'l!'l'l1l Nall, Nl: l ll ml, Nl! . ,l0ll,lbIl. ml HIS Ill: lbll llrm-rs. Nlr. liuhlwin. Xlr. Nl, l . We-lm-l, Nlr, Y, Ixx nun Nlr. xl. l,. l':u'kvr. Ur. Spun. NIV, liz-vwx, Nl: 'N '- ' ' ','lIlillll Nilllllllllll, NIV. ll:-4 , . 1 . N 41+ wmll xml Nl! ll Ilu 1illNl1l1ll1lIlY. Nlr. ll. ltglln-nl. uml XII. 4.. lhlu tnul pulmull 2 vm' ff f ' , lN fa , l wwfa-wwf , i Q 'lf ' M-umm..-is Is. .V f. V xv E 4--16623101 WWW, ,, JL if ,Q Hx sw STUDENT BODY OFFICERS-Left to right: J. Wiedmann, B. Lyon. J. Dalton, D. Ferreira, N. Dugenia, L. Carmany, N. Salisbury. CLASS PRESI- DENTS: S. Dominguez, A. Alspaw, J. Moser, D, Andreuccetti. when This year, our Student Council, did an excellent job of fulfilling its many duties which include leading the Student Body in its business matters and its many activities. Evidence of this fact was the strong school spirit which accompanied our school projects. FALL SEMESTER OFFICERS-Left to right: D. Ferreira, Treasurerg J. Dalton, SCCICIHFYQ J. Wiedmann, Presidentg B. Lyon, Vice Presidentg D. Dugenia, Collector. M ' ' S tl. S in . we , 7' ' i if X.. M .,. w ' . H V ., K 9 CLASS REPRESENTATIVES-Left to right: P. McCarthy, L. Centner, H. Salman, R. Chavez. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: R. Weeks, J. Enix-rson, C. Hcringer, ,li Cossi, E. Carnnany, T. McCarthy. gamma! The Slurlent Council is rnurle up of its executive ullicc-rs. which are eleclefl each senncslcr. aml Iwo representatives from each 1-lass. We can truly say that our Student Body lezulers Sllarefl in making 756-'57 a progres- sive year ul C.ll.S. SPRING SEMESTER OFFICERS-Left In right: J. Cossi, Secrelaryg C. H4-ringer Trcasurerg E. Carmany, Vice Presidenlg J. Emerson, Colle-vlorg T. McCarthy, Prvsirlont fs- w. -r 3' Q M. ff. Q N X. gf'-fnqfn ,, 144 ,. 'STQI ,X -gg, 1 w55 'Q K iv if EK . ,w :il QQLQ in KL Zremff Af: ul X 5 , L,f2 ' wig? Qx ,,, J D, J M x N' g ' if x A A 'A KHXA 1 -Y r 3 V. gm xii? 'W N -AX I Y I dy . ' A A 1.1 ii 48. ,K .sf . 3 ' 'SP' L v t- f' 7 ' h . .A Y Yu, fra 75 ' 5 . f-4 K Q V'v A 'Vx 3 X x 'Mir V .ik-I 'ff gf mf . H ' , 1- 'ffk .K Y 84213 it 5' I D rw , 2 -.L xi' 3 ff J . Ng , 1 .gl Q 9-. f 2 'M-X :!..qi 1s In ,fig R f fl,-, '1 l I!! x qs Q' 'Q N' ' 1:4 AQ. f sv ',, 1 I A bww' 1, . ' 1 55,3 , -, - 5 V fzuky - Si an nf Q28 v yy T xy , .H 10 , Mk ,M-INK, 522 1 9'v .wi 0 4 4, 1 4 'Q-'QW' LAURA CARMANY Team Captain 1, 2, 3, Championship Girls' Team 2, Noon Chorus 2, Band 1, 2, Pep Band 1, 2, Dance Band 2, Band Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show 1, 2, 3, Rotary Club Speaking Contest 2, Knightmarc Editor 3, La Perita Editor 4, Student Council 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, Tennis Team 2, 3. 4, Senior HC, President 4, Head Band Nlajorette 1, 2, Head Drill Ma- jorette 4, CSF 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Sealliearerg Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Flower Girl 3, Rally Committee 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 2, School Play 3. 4, Fashion Show Chairman 4. ROSEMARIE BOOM HOWFR Team Captain 1, Championship Girls' Team 1, Noon Chorus 2, GAA 2, 3, 4. LARRY AUGUSTA Football HBH 1, 2, A 3. 4, Basketball HA 3, 4, B 2, HC 1, Championship HB Baseball 2, Student Council 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, Dance Band 3, 4, Band Show 1, 2, 3, 4: NSGW Speak- ing Contest 3, Fire Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Knightmare Editor 3, La Perita Assistant Editor 4, La Perita Business Staff, Stu- dent Body Treasurer 3, Class Vice Presi- dent 4, Block 'CH 3, 4, CSF 1, 2, 3. 4, Sergeant-at-Arms, Sealbearer, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, School Play 3, 4. DONNELL BURCHELL Football A 3, 4, B 1, 2, Basketball B 2, Championship 3, C 1, Track NC 1, BH 2, Championship 3, Speech Choir 2, Band 1, Pep Band 1, Dance Band 1, 2, Band Show 1, 2, Fire Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Block C 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, School Play Production 1, 2, School Play 3. HELEN CHAVEZ Team Captain 2, Championship Girls' Team 2, 4, Fashion Show 1, 2, 3, Knight- mare 4, Senior C , GAA 2, 3, 4, Flower Girl 1, 3, Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4. JUDY COSSI lland 1, lland Show 1, Fashion Show 1. 2. 3, Student Couneil 4, Student llody Sm-ervtary 4: Class St-vretary 2, Senior C , CAA 2. 3. 4. Ret-ording Ss-rr:-tary 33 Drill 'lit-ani 1: Honor Roll 2, 3, Flowvr Girl 2. 3, Popvorn Nlanagxer 3, School Play l'rodnt'tion l. 2. RAY CHAVEZ Football ll 2, Basketball A 3, 4. ll 2. MC 1, Track A 3, 4, Bas:-hall HB Captain 1. Championship 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep lland 1, 2, Dance Band 2. 3. 4, Band Show 1. 2, 3, 4, Noon Chorus 2, Student Council 1. 2. 4, Class President 1, Class lieprvseritative 2. 4, lllock UC 3. 4, CSF 2. 3, Honor Roll 1, 2. 3, Rally Coniniittet- 3. .iz KAY FUKLfSl'lllVlA Football A 3, NB 2, Basketball HB 2, 3, lland 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, Dance Band 2, 3, Band Show 1, 2, 3, La Pr-rita Photographer 4, Block C 3. 4, Honor Roll 1. 2. Bl5'l'rllY FONG Badminton 2, 3. 4, Team Captain 1, 2, Band 1, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 3, 4, Dance Band 1, 2, 3. 4, Band Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show 1, 2. 3: La Perita Editorial Staff 4, Class Secretary 3, Class Treas- urer 2, 4, Senior C, Vice President 4, CAA 2, 3. 4. Vice President 4, Recording Secretary 2, Corresponding Secretary 3. Class Representative 1: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Flower Girl 1. 2, 3. SARAH DOMINGUEZ Te-ani Captain 4, Noon Chorus 1, Band 3, 4, Pep Band 3, 4, Band Show 1, 3, 4, Fashion Show 3, Knightmaro 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 2, 3. 4, Student Body Sec- retary 3, Class President 2, 4, Class Sec- retary 1, Senior HC , CAA 2, 3, 4. President 4, Treasurer 2, Drill Team 1, CSF 1, 2. 3, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, Flower Girl 2. 4 4 4 61' 0 4 4 I 4 5 JULIA HUMACKICH Championship Girls' Team 2, 33 Noon Chorus 2, 33 Drill Team 23 Majorette 133 Flower Girl 23 Sports Queen Candi- cate 3. VELMA GRECG Team Captain 43 Championship Girls' Team 43 Rand Show 21 School Play Pro- duction l. 3: Senior Cn: CAA 2. 3. 43 Drill Team l, 23 Flower Girl 3: Rally Committee 3, 43 Song: Lf-amler 4. GARY GRAF Championship Track A 23 Champion- ship Track HB 33 Fire Squad l, 2, 3. 43 FFA l, 23 Honor Roll 2. SPENCER JANG Football Statistician 2, 33 Basketball Statistician 2g Basketball C l, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, D 2, Captain 23 Class Treasurer 33 Block Cv 2, 3, 4g CSF 2g Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Track C 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 23 Baseball Scorekeeper 2, 3. BARBARA KRUSE Team Captain 13 Noon Chorus 2g Band 1, 3, 43 Pep Band 33 Dance Band 33 Band Show 1, 3, 43 NSCW Speaking Contest 2, Student Council 33 Cheerleader 3g Class Secretary 43 CAA 2, 3, 43 Rally Committee 33 School Play 4. GENIQLLE LEE lladminton 2, 3, 4, Girls' Double Cham- pionship in llm-rki-ley 3, Band 1. 3, 4 Dance Hand 1, 3, 4, Band Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show 1, 2, 3, Senior MC , CAA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Drill 'Team 2, 3. 4, Head lland Majorette 3, 4, Flower Cirl 2, 3, Pep lland Leader 4, School Play Production 2, 3. JUAN LOPEZ Transfer student from Christian Brothers. ALFONSO LUJAN Football A 3, 4, B 2, Baseball NA Manager 3, 4, B Manager 1, 2, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Secretary 3, Sen- tinel 2, Block C 4, Fire Squad 4. PRESCILLA LUJAN Team Captain 2, 4, Band Show 1, 2, Fashion Show Production 1, 2, 3, Senior C , GAA 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Flower Girl 3. BARBARA LYON Team Captain 3, Band 1, Pep Band 1, Band Show 1, 2, 3, Fashion Show Pro- duction 3, Rotary Club Speaking Contest 1, 2, La Perita Editorial Staff 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Student Body Vice President 4, Sports Queen 4, Senior C , GAA 2, 3, 4, Recording Secretary 4, Drill Team 1, CSF 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4, Sealbearer, Honor R011 1, 2, 3, 4, Flower Girl 3, Cheerleader 3, Rally Com- mittee 3, 4, Tennis Team 2, 3, 4, School Play 2, 3, 4. Q-qu-'wud G 4 4 f df W 0 df 4 1 4 dwalntw ADELAIDE MEDINA Team Captain 3, Championship Girls' Team 3, Noon Chorus 1, 2, Band Show 1, 2, Fashion Show 2, 3, Knightmare 4, Student Council 2, Student Body Collec- tor 2, Senior WC , CAA 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Flower Cirl 2, 3. 'Obi wavm i-'Hz LIDIA MARQUEZ Championship Girls' Team 1: Rand Show 1, 2, Fashion Show 2. 3: CAA 2. 3. 4, Drill Team 1. 2, fVIajort-tte 3, Flower Cirl 3. RICHARD MALCOLM Football UA 3, 4, Captain 4, B 1. 2: Basketball Au 3, 4, B 2, HC 1, Track 'LN' 3, 4, Championship Base-hall B 2, Band 1, Pep Band 1, Rand Show 1, 3, Fire Squad 3, 4, Knightman- 3, Bad- minton 2, 3, 4. Singles State Champ 3, Honor Roll 2, 3, Block UC 2, 3, 4, School Play 4. IGM, TERRY MCCARTHY Football HA 3, 4, HB 1, 2, Basketball B Championship 3, 4, Captain 4, NC 1, 2, Track QPF' Championship 3, 4, Base- ball Aw 3, 4, Bn 1, Championship 2, Captain 2, Speech Choir 2, Band 1, Band Show 1, 2, 3, NSGW Speaking Contest 2, 3, Fire Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, La Perita Business Staff 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 3, 4, Student Body President 4, Class President 3, Block HC 2, 3, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 4, CSF 2, 3, 4, President 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, School Play 2, 3, 4. MARGIE MAH Fashion Show 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3. IVIATSUMI NAKAOKA Championship Girls' T1-am lg GAA 2, 3, 4-Q Honor Roll 3. CHARLIQS MCIJOWELL Football A 3. 4. B 2, Basketball A 3, C lg Base-ball BU l, 3, Man- agur 23 Srliool Play Production 33 Fire Squad fl-g La ll:-rita Businvss Staff 4g FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Re- porlvr 3, Block C 3, 4. JUN NAKAHARA Football A 3, Statistician 4, B 23 liaskc-thall C l, 2, Championship BH Track 3, Block Cv 4, Fire- Squad 3, 4, Track C 1, 2. TOSHIKO NAKAOKA Championship Girls' Tr-am 4, GAA 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 3. 4? inn lm!-lv-ug' 'situ' ADUA NOMELLINI Team Captain 4: Noon Chorus 25 Band Show 1, 23 Fashion Show 2, 35 Knight- marf- 4, CAA 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 1, 2, Flower Girl 3. 0 4 4 4 4, 5 QF? M, -.J fr-0-jj':,'7 0 df 4 1 4 XFX NED SALISBURY Football AU 2, 3, 4, Basketball An 2, 3, Track A 2, 3, Speech Choir 2, Band 1, 2, Pep Band 1, Band Show 1, 3, Band Show Production 2, Fire Squad 3, 4, Assistant Chief 3, Chief 4, La Perita Business Manager 4, La Perita Business Staff 3, Student Council 4, Block HC 3, 4, CSF 1, 2, 3, 4, Sealbearer, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, School Play 2, 3, 4. MASARU OHARA Football A 2, 3, Statistician 4, Basket- ball '4A 1, 2, Baseball B 1, Cham- pionship 2. CARMEN R010 Championship Girls' Team 1, 2, Team Captain 3, 4, Noon Chorus 1, 2, Band Show 1, 2, 3, Fashion Show Production 2, Knightmare 2, 4, Senior C , CAA 2, 3. 4, Drill Team 1, 2, 4, Flower Girl 3, Rally Committee 4, Song Leader 4, School Play 3. DIVA ROMANINI Team Captain 1, Noon Chorus 2, Fashion Show 1, 2, 3, NSGW Speaking Contest 2, Knightmare 4, Student Council 3, Class Representative 3, Senior C , GAA 2, 3, 4, Class Representative 4, Drill Team 1, 2, 3, Top Magazine Salesman 4, La Perita Business Staff 4. EDWIN PARKHURST Basketball C 3, Statistician 1, 2, Box- ing and Wrestling 2. ROBERT SUNIJE Football A 3. 4, B 1. 23 Rusk:-lliall Statistivian 43 Clianipionsliip Raskvlliall ll 3. C 1. ll 23 Track Trainvr 3, 43 llasvliall ll 2. 33 Svhool Play Pro- duction 1, 2. 33 Spwvll Choir 23 lianrl Show Profluvlion 2, 3: Firr' Squad 1, 3, 43 KIllgIlllIIldI'l' 23 lllovk C 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll Il, MARILYN SCHMIIJT Championship Cirls' 'lls-am 2, 33 Noon Chorus 2: Rand Show Prodiivlioii 23 Fashion Show Promluvlion 1, 23 Sf-nior C 3 CAA 2. 3. il: Drill Tm-am 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll l. 33 Rally Committee- 3, 43 Coke- Nlanagc-r 43 School Play Produv- lion l. 2. fl. BETTY LOU SNOW Cliampionbhip Girls' Team 23 Noon Chorus 23 Pop Band 33 Band Show Production 23 Fashion Show Production 1, 23 Svnior 'LCH3 CAA 2, 3, 4.3 Drill Tvam I, 2, 3, 4g Honor Roll 23 Flowvr Girl 33 Rally Commitlf-c 3, 43 School Play Production 1. 2, 33 School Play 4. DAN VIGIL Baskvtlnall C 23 Track B 2g Band 1, 2g P4-p Band 1, 23 Band Show 1. 2g Boxing and Wrestling 2. f-J Q--'lk JERRY WATERWORTH liaskvtlmall HC 13 School Play Produc- tion 2g Speech Choir 2g Band Show 2, 3g Band Show Production 2, 3g Rotary Club Spf-aking Conti-sl 33 NSCW Speak- ing Conte-st 33 Fashion Show Production 33 Fire Squad 43 Knighlmare- 33 Honor Roll 2, 3g Rally COIIIIIITIICF 3, 43 Foo!- liall Announce-r 3, 4g School Play 4. 0 4 4 I 4 -an-X' 4 df 4 5 5 5,,, 5 JOANN WORMINGTON Championship Girls' Team 2, 35 Noon Chorus 25 Band Show Production 25 Fashion Show Production 1, 25 La Perita Editorial Staff 45 Senior C, Treasurer- Secretary 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 1, 2, 35 Honor Roll 3, 45 CSF 3, 45 Flower Girl 35 Rally Committee 3, 415 Coke Manager 35 School Play Production 1, 2, 3. MARILYN WHITE Noon Chorus 25 Fashion Show Production 1, 25 Knightmare 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 llrill Team 1, 2, 35 Flower Girl 3. JERRY WEITL Football NB 1, 25 Basketball 'ECU 1, 25 Championship Baseball ll 25 Speech Choir 25 Band 15 Pep Band 15 Band Show 1, 2, 35 Band Show Production 2, 35 Fashion Show Production 35 Fire Squad 1, 2, 3, 45 Knightmare Sports Editor 35 La Perita Editorial Staff 45 Class Vice President 35 Block C 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Football Announcer 3, 45 School Play 4. JOHN WIEDMANN Football A 3, 4, B 1, 2, Captain 25 Basketball A 3, B 2, C 15 Track A 3, 4, NB 25 Baseball HA 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 15 Pep Band 15 Band Show 1, 35 Fire Squad 2, 3, 45 La Perita Business Staff 45 Student Council 3, 45 Student Body President 4, Treasurer 35 Class Treasurer 15 FFA 1, 2, Reporter 25 Block C 2, 3, 4, President 45 CSF 1, 2, 3, 45 Sealbearer5 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 45 Rally Committee 2, 45 School Play 3. WANDA WOODARD Fashion Show 15 Fashion Show Produc- tion 25 Class Vice President 25 Knight- mare 4-5 GAA 2, 3, 45 Class Representa- tive 35 Drill Team 1, 2, 45 Flower Girl 25 Sports Queen Candidate 2. 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' 5 X956-'l l De-at Dkawfhere we me hnahq as qnxghhg senxovs. Ons qnagmlxne saXe Ks veq 9r0hxahXe. We hecoxne hnsq with senxor QKCXUYCS. Many oi us axe seen Rn s9otks ann on Che honor Yoh, ann our senxot hah Ks the uggeatestf' Pxs we Mxnh hack cvex ons gears 0X woxh and inn ak Conmenn Xxxgh ane xecah 0nx fnanwg 9Xeasank nxeqnoskes, v1 e :eahme Xnst how ynnch we wkh nfxss ah 0X ons 5006 ixnnes, out xeachets, ann CSQCQSYBXXY out own dass oi '51 . I B ui 'W Wliis g?'f MW Kirby! W Jfjgvfakoxx I I I I 6016012 A4 gi kwa' ,,., Left to right: m tiveg S. Do Cossie, Vice President. SENIOR AD S. McVicker. VISORS-Left: Mrs. S. Creswell. Right: Mr. B. Fong, Treasurerg R. Chavez, Representa- inguez, Presidentg B. Kruse, Secretaryg J. ewan wr' Y Q, 5 'Q .v-3' M DIVA ROMANINI DONNELL BURCHELL PRESCILLA LUJAN CENELLE LEE MARILYN SCHMIDT MARGIE MAH BETTY SNOW JOANN WORMINGTON 5 3 use Q-44. f ISP K , it V, -A 54- 'L QL .v ,,:1ffg A ' S uw.. .. .. .WJ . Q , m, as ALFONSO LUJAN CHARLES MCDOWELL BARBARA. LYON ADELAIDE MEDINA HELEN CHAVEZ j 4-ef, his JERRY WRITL VELMA GREGG JOHN WIEIJMANN JERRY WATERWORTH NEI! SALISRURY LAURA CARMANY TERRY McCARTHY BARBARA KRUSE RICK MALCOLM JUDY COSSI MARILYN WHITE CARMEN R010 First row, le-ft to right: L. Pinto, M. Vis-mes. H. Nakahara, A. Rose. T. Lev, T. Okamoto. Second row: J. King, J. Schnvidvr, F. Nakaoka, F. Goto, S. Okamoto, T. Ohara. Third row: H. Grimes. S. Ramirez, F.. Lujan, 5. Hoffman. M. Somra, C. Suen. Fourth row: F. Kuhagen, A. Alspaw, D. Schm-idcr. M. Mvtzer, W. Chan. J. Cr:-en. Not pictured: R. Cole, C. Alberto, P. Wilkins, H. Salman. -my- First row. left to right: J. Chavez. T. lkvsaki. H, Espinoza, B. Coalvs. S. Hayvs, R. Brosl, T. Diggs Svcunml row: I.. Nohlv, B. Miller, D. Zayas. J. Dalton, J, Miller, E. Carmany, M. Diggs. Third row C. Hvringcr, E. Crux, R. Weeks, L. Arlin, M. Vigil, M. Dye, B. Chan. Fourth row: H. Ogawa. C Jr-nm-n, D. Fc-rrr-ira, I.. Kelly, R. Putnam, L. Dart, F. Hernmuclvz. faftmfg emma , fini endow JUNIOR LEADERS-Left to right: F. Goto, Treasurerg D. Zayas, Secretaryg A. Alspaw, Presidentg L. Kelly, Vice Presidentg H. Salman, Representative. JUNIOR ADVISORS-Left to right: Mr. A. Parker, Mr. M. F. Wetzel, Mrs. E. Putnam. Succeed 144 H Courtland High's class of '58 united together to really accomplish something this year. The profits from selling popcorn helped us a great deal in financing some of our projects. We presented the annual Junior Prom in Novemberlwhich was titled, Heaven on Earthf' All, who attended, agreed that the dance was a big success. Our assembly was given with many headaches and bitten fingernails on our part before the final curtain went down. All of our anxiety was rewarded, however, for the assembly was well received by the audience. Winding up our school year, we gave a very successful Junior-Senior Banquet. All in all, it would seem that when it came to getting something done, this yearis Junior class showed exceptional spirit and teamwork. 1 so I 1 X vi E13 fs 3. K 1.1 5 . ff ' 'NL ,- . 5 f T G .3 V N ' A S.y'-sr. ,wo 'mf r 'J ,..- .r x 73 Q' dl' mt l lvl f Y if First row, left to right: R. King, J. Mello, H. Jonson, R. Squalia. R. Moura. Second row: A. Harris, D. Hoffman, J. Peck, Boyer, R. Dalton, J. Gronberg, B. Schmidt. Third row: P. Gregg, M Nielsen, B. Sakata, J. Woods, J. Patterson, L. Pinto, A. Humackich. Fourth row: N. Dugenia, B Oto, J. Himehauch. D. Ortiz, A. Weeks, B. Welch, J. Farmer. Fifth row: R. Mendoza, J. Barry. R. Smith. E. Selby, W. Gregg, J. Peck, M. Jensen. v . :W 74a S -gm .. '- ' , K , ' X. Kit... --.. ' - First row, left to right: K. Wilson, A. Remhulat, J. Rojo, B. Arlin, H. Mizutani. Second row: C. He-mly, L. Cf-ntner, J. McDowell, C. Sullivan, C. Baeza, J. Okada, N. Nakahara. Third row: J. Emerson, E. Brandon, L. Heringer, L. Wilson, D. Bernardo, R. Sugimoto, D. Cook. Fourth row: R. Kelly, F. Alexander, E. Boyd, M. Rameriz, M. Vigil, R. Lujan. Fifth row: P. Hayes, F. Horslvy, I.. Alspaw, D. Romero, D. Kruse, L. Chavez. Not pictured: 0. Pounce, S. Owyang, G. Bates, J. Mosvr, J. Welch. S x . Ng,-Q. 5 EQ SOPHOMORE LEADERS-Left to right: D. Cook, Treasurerg H. Mizutani, Secretaryg J. Moser, President, C. Sullivan, Vice President, L. Centner, Representative. SOPHOMORE ADVISORS-Left to riht: Mr. S. Creswell, Miss A. Likes, Mr. F. Porter. FI . ll 7444 and ?fzolcc All seventy-three members of our Sophomore class were determined to have a very successful year. From the looks of this year's record it seems that we have accomp- lished this very thing! One of our most important activities of this year was our assembly, which was a big success. Also on our agenda came the Sophomore Dance. All, who attended, enjoyed them- selves very much. ln keeping with school tradition we selected our class rings, which were quite satisfactory. As our second year of high school comes to an end, each member. of our Sophomore class is eagerly waiting to see what the last half of high school holds in store. First row, left to right: L. Elmore, D. Aoyama, B. Jones, S. Lujan, R. Caballero, W. Toyama, C van Lohen Se-ls. Second row: J. Barry, C. deBack, M. Clark, B. Kimura, J. Nielson, S. Craner, L Burchell. Third row: R. Maeda, L. Mar, R. Neilson, C. Chaix, J. Lee, S. Taneka, R. Plyman, G Sakai. Fourth row: D. de la Torre, J. Lyon, M. Dambacker, J. Ikesaki, J. Schilling, K. Graham, S. Plyman, T. Okamoto. Fifth row: J. Tanaka, P. McCarthy, J. Salisbury, R. Nevins, R. Barnes, R. Pieretti, F. Ellington, R. Zohel. 74e? i . 'QF' First row, left to right: S. Horseley, A. Alexander, J. Espinoza, E. Medina, E. Esquivel, J. Molina C. Fraser. Second row: S. Dearman, L. Pierce, J. Manus, J. Hoffman, J. Plyman, J. Williams J. Mitchell, B. Cruz, D. Lovejoy. Third row: M. Collins, E. Andreuccetti, R. Graham, J, Sullivan D. Chan, H. Carpenter, E. Salman. Fourth row: M. Mabalot, D. Alberte, E. Cagle, C. Cole, B Arlin, L. Duran, J. Perez, D. Coates. Fifth row: M. Torry, R. Robertson, J. Rodriques, K. Dunkle R. Lucero, J. Bermudez, N. Gregg, T. Mayes. Not Pictured: D. Andreuccetti, S. Batten, T. Myers. 1 1 an FRESHMAN LEADERS-Left to right: S. ,Plyma-ln, Treasurerg J. Plyman, Secretaryg D. An- dreuccetti, Presidentg E. Andrcuccetti, Vice Presidentg P. McCarthy, Representative. FRESHMAN ADVISORS-Left to right: Mr. P. Desalernos, Miss C. Watson, Mr. B. Swartz. if ff Off to 4 good Steve!! Our Freshman class settled down quickly to high school life by organizing ourselves and by electing class officers. The first dance of the year, the Freshman Hop, showed that we could really work together in getting things done. The dance succeeded in breaking the ice, and had a large attendance. Our Freshman assembly displayed the talents of some of our class members. It was thought by many to be one of the best assemblies of the year. Scholastically and athletically, our class contributed their share to this school year. By the success of our activities we have proven to the other classes that we, as a united and organized class, can accomplish what we set out to do. 1.5-u 1 ima K w Q , at K Xi all :Q nz 5 43, A 'V A I igfiiiik 'iw -T A' I W K Qv'?, 'Q,kx' k ,, Ox Myrk in . a . K I I l' vii ' . xx K, x ku V LV V Q V aiu K Q Q f. X K V Th A 0 ,gf .fl 4' jaw' 1 W' Nag N ' 9 if ' Y Q V' . 4 I Q it Uri ,V 1 Q 4 Q M 4 ' - , ,5,M,e,- J' , 'S' A . - 4 ,, -ard 2 J m 9, ,J X, 96 5 5 ,lil ,V ,K ,. L' ggi? QXWLXVW J MN as i , , A hw: ,. Q A xr lily. QQ 'I Qu, af' ' A 1 Ffmvpt Q' Jhxxi' L,L 5C fw f' , ,- H K 5 -Q' 5 ,r 'S ,w i ,J , M .Sie 5 si 1 V, If t K 4 2 wr lfv W Qaxh. h W 'q'AA j f' ,Q kfib fy A M Mfg' if if F,-5? fd sa f -'QKJ ii Z QQ' , .' -' , Q1 + x , L ' .Ig 5' x ' 'Af . 5 5 A' , ' ig mg 1 Q s. 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I. . at' .v 1 4 H yr . , fm, -Q WI y . w WW sl if fx' 5 1' 74a .Za ?7ou2'a Staff Numerous imperative duties, affiliated with the copy, art work, layouts, ads, photography, and unpredictable emergencies, are depended upon the skills of the La Perita Staff. Grateful acknowledgement cannot be granted to one indi- vidual, but to the combined staff. Their efforts, plus the co-operation of the entire student body and faculty, produce a La Perita of which we may all be proud. va if ,ss 'tu was ,.. . ,M K gl vi J , an as '51 Q .if . n , ffm s , , W ff M1 K ,Q W if A' 25, an I 1 ' A 1. W ogg N ,-Q2 Q96 QW. if if , ,, ,. 4 it, , L 'K t ,f iq., p i vga f i M. t X Q Y K 14- , .7 1 if gl fr ,X .Wi Q : if 1, fr' 2 Vk.y ,hiya-,KU i f N saw ,i fra LARRY AUGUSTA First row, left to right: B. Lyon, D. Romanini. Sec Lu Penta A,g5i,gmng Edimf ond row: C. Heringer, J. Wormington, B. Fong. LAURA CARMANY La Perita Editor NED SALISBURY La Perita Business Manager lVlR. LEON ROVETTA La Perita Advisor W Q ,4,,,4,,,.f., xr, ,f KA 'M -nl K Y FUKUSHIM OANN W0 J P fzowgrapller A Typist . Y '.. ,pie 1 , 'Au' , -1' A 'm'lN.'5XL RMXNGTUN JANICE DALTON Copy Editor it 1 .M , 0' K H 3:6 --s vi First row, left to right: J. Graf, C. McDowell, T. McCarthy. Third row: K. Fukushima, S. Jang, R. Ogawa, N. Salisbury, J. Wiedmann, D. Ferreira. -142' Weitl. Second row: J. Dalton, L. Carmany, L. Augusta, G. .N--M , ,WN--. . 5 N -zz' 1 1 . BETTY FONG Layout Editor I' 1'-up--M. ,NC 611 45 offoxxix- be 4? 1200 to Eb . ' Xeiileooow ' 6031.5 C I 6356- 55. I ' SWQ Qyociexyqzxq Wlcevyoel Clyapeivalfii YQ wewis-X' 0 , ew Q. EDITORIAL STAFF-Left to right: J. Himebauch, Exchange Editorg J. McDowell, News Editorg Miss A. Likes, Advisorg R. Dalton, Editorg J. King, Sports Editorg D. Romanini, Society Editorg S. Dominguez, Feature Editor. 'Mei' With the majority of this year's journalism class not having had previous experience in Working on a newspaper, the Knightmare staff had to learn many things in regard to publishing the school paper. However, the meager-beaverw staff learned quickly. Our Knightmare is always being filled with in- teresting news items and amazing and entertaining feature stories. Each edition of the Knightmare was eagerly anticipated by the entire student body. Right to left: R. Weeks, J. Green, C. Rojo ,AW x V 0: 33 ix I WY 1 S. '7- W 9 lolz1r5hip . X, ,, 0 uw aw X . x. Q. 'ww SVN- S W KN on' . W ' :Um . ' I . - ma -' ln the C.al1fo:lqnd,SwphIn1imr I ration- Cour K h Pffevllve Y F91 C 1 ' ki-3 1 H - k lnfne . VICYS' Qtudellw WUT r variffus ser fun. il llgrfvfmlng' njlmyell two I li Q F nlelnbers 6 thi: war am ' ' . A ' e In .1 field 'f 'f.. mf- aftef'2?'a'n 1 C ro I 21 fry' I, ,B 3 vf . gan dance- F FF A A JT OFFICFRW ' at'Am1Si B. Lynn T 4 -5--'fI'. f'lIcCartl1y Prwi SPRING QEUEQIE masumn L' Cqflnany Vip. P f5!l', ': L- f1l1L'lI.SIa I I . L - , y -Sd, , w , drill: L. Augusta, TrE,aSgiifilf.f?I3i'XL- Carmanf fu'-f'1', ALL SEMFS . Sc'r..',.. I' farnnz ' A dmv 4- 4 . ' S -- . . . , . y, I . . V U. -Lffflfdli alum, 5,,m,,ary: ffQiEIII1t, II. Lynn dw First row Ief S J. . .. J nany. R. Dalton. S . . . svr, I... Sue-n. C. Hvr' ff-' I I , . 111811. Third row: R ' ' Cvntner, B. Otv S Ok P M v-. n . 21.423, , t to right: L. Cannany, J. Wurmiugton, B. Lynn F Ihr: . Hoffman, T. Okamoto. Second row' .I Vo ' IVICDOWC-II .I Hoff . .'anvr. Illhfl. J. Ja ton. II. A:ul1'vz1vr'e'tli. . Suglnmtu, D. Cook. C. He-mly. I., He-ringf-r. I.. , . anmro, B. Kimura. D, Hoffman. Fourth row: .Un IV, Pom-r. .L1!ll'IMIl'j Ccarfhy, B. Sakala, N. Salisbury, L. Augusta, T. Mcffarlhy. J. WXIIYIIIIHIIII. If. CYIIEIIX. . Vw- J , F' H dma'1 - Sf'f.Qf'a11t-:IL H- ' 1. IN. firm 'A Q -+19 bb THE BAND-First row, left to right: C. Hemly, S. Hoffman, J. Lyon, S. Pylman, A. Rembulat, B. Fong. Second row: R. Chavez, B. Schmidt, D. Hoffman, S. Dominguez, S. Tanaka, W. Toyama, G. Lee, J. Salisbury, R. Dalton, B. Kruse. Third row: G. Chaix, L. Burchell, D. Ortiz, J. Hoffman, M Collins, C. van Loben Sels, R. Barnes, H. Chavez, G. Andreuccetti, B. Smith, H. Espinoza, R. Pyl- man, D. Chan, R. Maeda, J. Tanaka, P. McCarthy, A. Humackich, M. Jensen. Fourth row: D. An dreuccetti, S. Craner, M. Ramirez, L. Gentner, D. Handyside, Directory S. Ramirez, B. Arlin, L. Chavez, P. Hayes, A. Rose, F. Alexander, S. Lujan, M. Vigil, F. Ellington, L. Augusta. MR DOUGLAS P HANDYSIDE Director 41 f' f Si 417 4,-milf' to right R Cha-Jes! H Espinoza D Kruse ND First row lens 15 n ri-Niece DANCE BA d side Ulfecw' M enson C vaK1ifglinLCAugusta D Han Y IOW Thlrd :OW Cafmany At almost all of our h ome games durin th f and ba k b g e ootball s et all seasons of this h sc ool year, the C H S band was on hand, lending its spirit-raising music to the scene-in the form of a pep band, or in half-time shows. This year the band attended the California-Washington State Football game and participated in the half-time show there with other high school bands from all over the state. The band me b ' m ers real talents were sho in the more ' ' ' wn serious music which th l ey p ayed in pro- grams for different schools and organizations. In h opinion of I C many, the Courtland b d an was at its musical best in this ear' b y s and show. d Chang Qecon B Fong G ?.?.,4.f4 Their pride and joy. CHARLES MCDOWELL Outstanding futurt- farmer , x 3 .5 L' i ,Q'75'M :4 E' V V if ' V ,Z -Y ZAL f.A', va, . 4 ,f g . tf i Wi i i f X 1 is g- I 2 2 Xa ink 17 , W'hig.k3i nv BJ , gk. f ke .. I at :qw .gmx Agfa I - . Zi 531 Af ,V - W . Y . - QW A xxx! K VL, 1 H: Vax',Zy,x?gx fi 5 1,3 I V i ..,, L, V, 1, ' i H ,iifffuxi fy V ' H ,JW 1 Wag, 7? ,ini - f N i if .ta ,454 A 'iigif , f W A i - 'iff Q 5 f lflf 'fi ' ' - Q . iv.. - L 3ffTf3g5a ff, cg it W . 4 i QM- M. -'E gwfaq, tg-,,,.g'O'v MQW f Q, in , , -iw if ffwlggem +.'iv1' -.H If Y if gd 5 AEh?'?f4 ffH 'Iwfew,'. .-.JQQW I '- ff f M 'J K' f'rt3, 7i wrifdgiizfwwlri-2:1 A 'Fw .mfik he-X27 fi - Q :Q , ff Ma? wifi- -Dafa Mffwzffezk, f 555- f'5EkE t if Farm Projects. Welding Farm Equipment. diff' HNUX for school. but for life. uw lflllfllf, Tliv F.F.A. rm-mlrvrs are working for a goalg-lo Carry out their aims. ldc-as and avtivities of ilu-ir Ofgilllllilllllll to the best zulvunlagv in llll CllllQJQ llw nvecls of ilwir ummnunily. Tlwir rccnlatiomil zivlivitivs. displayed llll'0llgll0Ul tlw year. provvd to lw very sllcczessful. First row, loft lo right: B. Pic-rclli, J. Mello, E. Salman, B. Jones, R. Caball:-ro. A. Ale-xannlcr, C. llalvs, C. Gregg. Second row: R. Rolwrtson. S. Lujan, C. lVIvD0w4-ll. A. Lujun. R. llrosl. J. Emi-rson. W. Chan, F. Horseley. Third row: R. Neilson, M. Collins, M. Ne-ilson. P. firm-ggi. A. Alspaw, A. Humackich, J. Peck, J. Sullivan. Mr, E. F. McCarthy, Advisor. M. 5' fl X X xg L, fl R gf iy My X . fyifpwugg .vl ' L' A My .kk li. lf. MCCARTH Y Advisor OFFICERS--Front row, li-fl to right: A. Humavkich. 'llrvaslirvrg fl, McDowell, Vice Prcsidvnlg A. Lujan, Pre-sid:-ntg J. lim:-rson, Sm-re-tary. Back rnw: A. Alspaw. Historiang R. llrnst. Sc-nlinm-lg W. Chun. Reports-r. 74a Spock Zaeea VCI? CAROL HERINGER Junior Candidate A big annual event at Courtland High is the Sports Queen contest, sponsored hy the Block 'LC',. This year, Barbara Lyon, representing the senior class, was crowned Sports Queen. An attractive and popu- lar candidate is selected from each class. The queen is chosen from these four girls hy the vote ofthe Student Body. CAROL SULLIVAN Sophomore Candidate JEAN PLYMAN Freshman Candidate 5,066 ne., Clockwise: J. Srhneider, M, Viernes, J. Wiedmann, S. Jang, A. Rose, H. Nakahara, D. Burchell, J. We-itl, R. Ogawa, F. Bermudez, B. Sunde, K. Fukushima, R. Chavez, D. Ferreira, D. Schneider, C. McDowell, N. Salisbury, L. Augusta, J. Nakahara, A. Alspaw, F. Kuhagen, R. Malcolm, T. McCarthy. Many long hours of hard practice at sports, participation in service proj- ects, and a humbling initiation earn membership in the Block 'SCN Letter- men,s Society. This boys' sports or- ganization is very important and very active at C.H.S. Some of its activities and projects are an annual hanquet, after-game dance, Sports Queen con- test, and volleyball game with the faculty. OFFICERS-Left: .l. Wiedmann, President. Right: T McCarthy, Secretary-Treasurer. MEMBERS OF THE GAA F' . . .- 1rst row, left to right: L. Marquez, W. Woodard, A. Medina, H Chavez, V. Gregg. Second row: L. Noble, S. Dominguez, B. Fong, G. Lee, B. Snow. M. Schmidt Third row: S. Lujan, F. Nakaoka, F. Goto, H. Salman, B. Chan, C. Suen, R. Weeks, M. Somra Fourth row: S. Ramirez, J. Dalton, S. Okamoto, J. Miller, B. Kruse, G. Hemly, L. Heringer, D Hoffman, C. Heringer, E. Carmany Fifth row' B Lyon B Schmidt J Ok d B 0 . . . , . , . a a, . to, N. Dugenia, D. Romanini, A. Nomellini, S. Boyer, J. Farmer, R. Dalton, C. Sullivan, S. Hoffman. Sixth row: L. Carmany, J. Cossi, E. Cruz, F. Alexander, M. Vigil, M. Ramirez, T. Caballero, L. Gentner, J. McDowell, J. Himebauch, J. Peck, J. Wormington, P. Lujan, C. Rojo. gi I: ' A 0 L 0 I Some of the G.A.A.,s udoingsn this year were their annual Green and Gold Week topped off by a successful dance-the Basketball. OFFICERS-Front row, left to right: E. Carmany, Corresponding Secretary' G Lee Treasurer' B Lyon Recordin S 5 ' 7 7 ' , g ecretaryg B. Fong, Vice President, S. Dominguez, President. Back row: C. de Back, Freshman Representative, J. Himebauch, Sophomore Representative, C. Heringer, Junior Representative, D. Romanini, Senior Representative. 0 f kr' '5-ALSDF cg 'II L.. l 1 Vai 'Y - ... A... - K M .Q A ......-. W.. ,..,....,. , , . ,E First row. left to right: P. Lujan. V. Gregg. G. Loc, B. Fong. Second row: S. llmiiingm-1. li, Snow, M, Srhmiclt. L. Carmany. ll. Romanini, H. Lyon. Third row: J. Wormington. fl. Rojo, J. ffossi. A. Medina, H. flll8Vf Z. 'lhroughout their four yours of high school. these girls have earned the necessary 24- points to merit memlwrship in thc' Senior MC. These points wvre earned hy partivipation in sports and various scrvicvs to the G.A.A. Besides taking their yearly howling trip, which was re- ported to have hc-on great fun, the girls gave ti rlaiicv. OFFICERS- I,, Carmany. Prvsidi-nt: ll. Fong. Vice- Pre-simlt-ntg J. Wormingtun. Secrv- tary-'l'r1'asl1rvr. Nlifw ix my bv! k'Efi'f 'Nm E Sl K 1 Wk L 1 fm ' 3-A f :11Q,g,,'.M' will 4 4 4,1 . W ' . E. A f. I'lll'l FIRST 43.115, SUNG LEAIJIERS Ro 'n, E. Carman J Y V ffrvgrg. 2 5' 4' 'gf3iij5 A ,?', hf 5 JZ X 5 I X I ' A 'Me Song .leadaa .wrc w 1 'I V FW I . .,7.Q.T ,, I, A 1 I fa. . AWWA vw Wa , WEEKS A PAW QQNW MARY ' 74e77t4' K ru In-I-lillg. lm-ft to right: L. Burchm-ll. G. Lev. Band Lvadvr. J. Lyon. Standing: C. Sullivan. E. I r'q.4...f..... nfm I.,.,I.., I MALI.. I u:.....I,...,-I, A Www ' The girls Were very husy covering the many phases of Home Economics. Fea- turing the cabaret style, the annual Spring Fashion Show was presented on May 6th, directed by Mrs. S. Creswell. K .1- .LL ff , 'V March 28th and 29th 8:15 P.M. presented by the Courtland Players CAST Jane , ., ,,,,,,,,,,, BARBARA LYON Sally ,,,,,,r,,,,,,, ,,,, , LYNN GENTNER Agnes ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , LAURA CARIVIANY NED SALISBURY ,, IANICE DALTON , LARRY AUGUSTA Andrew Cutler ..., Nettie Cutler .. Mr. Ahern ,lim ,,.,,,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,,, JERRY WATERWORTH Rose Tilton .. ,,,,,,, . CAROL HERINGER Mrs. Tilton ,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,, . ,,,,, B ETTY SNOW GENEVA HEMLY TERRY McCARTHY Josie Tilton .. Elroy ,,,,,,,,., George ,,,,,,, RICHARD MALCOLM Marcia AA,,Y,,,,,, , LEANNA NOBLE Cindy Collins ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,, . E DE CARMANY Marilyn YYYY,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . , , BARBARA KRUSE Lt. Bob Cunningham ,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,,,,,..,r., , JERRY WEITL MR. C. F. PORTER, Director Q' STAGE CREW: J. Wiedmann, Manager, G. Graf, C. McDowell, B. Coates, J. Green. PROPERTIES: J. Himebauch, S. Batten. PROMPT- ERS: L. Heringer, J. McDowell, J. Lyon. PUBLICITY: J. Peck, C. Sullivan. MAKE-UP: M. Schmidt, J. Worminglon. LIGHTS: D. Cook, R. Putman, SOUND: J. Moser, B. Smith. COSTUMES: G. Lee, S. Dominguez. he Left to right: N. Salisbury, Fire Chief, D. Ferreira, Assistant Fire Chiefg Advisor, Mr. S. Creswell. The Courtland High fire squad is good insurance of our safety while in school. Each of these boys have their respective posts to take during fire drills. They are trained to keep cool-headed and to know what to do in case of a real emergency. Each member takes his job very serious- ly. For the squad's conscientious efforts, we wish to express our appreciation. First row, left to right: T. Mayes, S. Hayes, R. Brost, A. Lujan, J. Salisbury, B. Sunde, B. Jones, J. Wiedmann, A. Rose, J. Waterworth, D. Burchell, J. Weitl. Second row: J. Nakahara, L. Kelly, A. Alspaw, B. Smith, A. Humackich, R. Ogawa, G. Graf, J. King, C Jensen R Mendoza, T. McCarthy, R. Malcolm. Third row: J. Moser, L. Augusta, T. Ohara, D. Ferreira, N.,Salisbury, D. Schneider, R Barnes, B. Sakata, C. McDowell, J. Barry. AF'- : y. Q15 7 W ,udfilififf Who's fooling who? The happy Wanderers. A traffic Jam Working for the library fund? WM, Q J e P- fn. fhi iw 'WG an V,-M ff' 'hxyl' Asif' W, 45' -A ? ih,,'M,M - .1 , J - 5 gif? X gk! 4 Q if x X 'wf'E i . 54 'iv ,A 'vu Q ' v Tw. V 5 D P 'c ff , ' - ? 1 ' , .gi X Q ,A A 'N t F ' m , K 1, m ,'-- Yn gf ' K 1 ' x' ' f ff' ei J -KU 'J fin: ax J NM N1 ,f N. L 3 ,X T' X R, 6 .. S v -- in ?f X: W nf Z 4 ' P 1 5 . n Rx 2 xl X 'YQ:0Na, A X ' 'r gi. .,, r 1 W MK in A r 5 'L ae-31 A-6. s- I f' e a 5 , NX hu Q' .1 A5 if' if wi il ,ymavw M if LARRY AUGUSTA Senior defensive Guard. BOB SUNDE Senior Guard. CHARLES McDOWELL Senior Tackle. RICK MALCOLM Season Captain, Senior End. Undo Chalk up another successful season for Coach Pete Desalernos! The Varsity Chargers completed a season in which they not only kept the Shield via a smashing victory over Clarksburg, but de- feated over our old rival, Rio Vista, whom we had not played in nine years. Although the Chargers' four win, three loss record was a thin margin for victory, the fans will not forget the exciting, spirited football which was displayed by the Chargers. Courtland ................ 13 Rio Vista ..... ........ 0 Courtland .....,.......... 18 Jackson ...... ........ 3 4- 'Courtland ................ 4-5 Clarksburg ...., ........ 0 'Courtland ,............... 20 Winters ...... ........... 7 'Courtland ................ 12 Dixon ................. - ..... 33 'Courtland ........ ..... 6 Davis ............... - ...... 20 'Courtland ................ 54- Esparto ---- ..., ------.--- 0 league games DON NELL BURCHELL Winters Captain, Senior Guard. TERRY McCARTHY Rio Vista and Dixon Captain, Senior Halfback. NED SALISBURY Jackson and Davis Captain Senior Center. JOHN WIEDMANN Clarksburg and Esparto Cap- tain, Senior Fullback. any wif' s 2.25 :WV 1 q..x4'fE:' FIRST SQUAD-Left to right: Linfxmffn, R. Malcolm, Endg J. Barry. Tacklvg IJ. Iinrclu-ll, Clnmlg N. Sulinlmury, Ce-nlr-rg J. Bf'I'lllUdl'Z, Gurmlg R. Mendoza, Tavklvg J. King, End. Tiackfiz-ld, T. IXTVCZITITIY, Hulfbackg A. Alspaw, Quartvrbackg J. Wivdmann, Fnlllmckq H. Uguwa. Hulflravk. 1 lf lwrft row, lvft In I'l,flTllI S. Hay:-s. H. IZSITIIIUZH, In TT4'FIIllllT4'l. ,l. lim-rlnlnlvz. A. ,-Xlfpuw. R. Oguwu. Svc-mild row: R. Sqllalia, Managu-rg J. SCl111r'i4l1'r. Dun TTllI'VTl4'H. ll. Snmlv. J. Xvivlllllllllll. ,I. King. T. M1'Curthy. L. Pinto. Manage-r. Third rnw: IJ. Rnnn-rn. Mmnxgm-rg J. QTHTII. A. Ilnlnurkivll. lf. Mcllnwvll, T. Uhara. R. Putnam, R. Mendoza. Fonrlll rnw: D. Svlnn-i1le-r. L. Augusta. N. Sulislnnry. F. Kulluuon. .l. Barrv. R. Malvollll. L Q.. . A 4'!5i?5f'7f A Rick Malcolm, Varsity football captain, is shown with tho Shield, a symbol of C0urtland's repealed victory over Clarksburg. ll .- X i 1 X2 lk F yr 1 . 11-nu . ,-.1 . in--.. I 1 'v Q 21 X x in L , t gg! , if 5 -x -... j f? v I 1 ' ff A K 4 ww I VV . fax f .V L V I 'M lag ' Z , ' K 3, .. , - , l V .. ff 4 ' ' i ' xx '1 K ' I l I' f x 0 P ,Q 44 F D t ' C0-Cnplains ' PATRICK Mt-LAR I HY PAUL GREGC Oath The Charger 'Bn team once again proved that it is a good training ground for the Var- sity stars of the future. Coach Stan lVlcVicker's Chargers fought hard, showed fine spirit, and played with excellent sportsmanship through- out the entire season. The team had their share of victories and losses, but the team- work they learned and the experience they gained are the things which will be invaluable to them in the future. fCourtland, ,t tt,,,t 0 Dixon 7 ,cc, 0 i6Courtland ,,,, 12 Davis , ,,,,, ,,,,, 6 iflourtland, Y H13 Winters ,t,, ,, , 0 +Courtland,t ,, t,tt, 28 Esparto ,,,,t or Y, 6 leflourtland 27 Clarksburg H 7, 7 ii league games . . 7 . Tunis x L. use . r A 'H FIRST SQUAD-Left to right: Linemen, B. Sakata, Endg E. Andreuccetti, Tackle, P. Hayes, Guard, R. Wilson, Center, B. Pieretti, Guard, R. Lucero, Tackle, N. Gregg, End. Backfield, Tanaka, Halfbackg P. McCarthy, Quarterback, J. Tanaka, Fullbackg P. Gregg, Halfback. , I l I E 3 K! r- P. 1, , air , LZ! L Ti- 22'-!'6Br'5l , 'fn me ff' ii- - 'mi .... , ' , ti... V ,A A W ' nw. A - A ,Nd P ,,?,,,h,45,M:. J:-3,21-v ,,,,2,Ni?? ,VM k . .f . 7 .' ,K First row, left to right: N. Gregg, J. Tanaka, J. Rojo, S. Tanaka, W. Toyama, E. Andreuccetli, B. Arlin, Manager. Second row: A. Rembulat, Manager, S. Lujan, E. Salman, J. Salisbury, J. Espinoza, G. Sakai, D. Aoyama, J. Mello, L. Chavez, Manager. Third row: R. Lucero, R. Hayes, R. Wilson, G. Fraser, P. McCarthy, R. Pieretti, J. Emerson. Fourth row: J. Peck, B. Sakata, P. Gregg, L. Alcnnw U Phan J Wnnfle M Tnrrv M.. Sww 1 'gt , 3 ir? M 5 A R- 1 Q ,5,,: fi J M it rx . ,4 .,: AL Er I 1 5 X M Q 'fa M .. 4v57' ' kim 9 KJ YV' gi' Y wg W W nl-1 Q: fm.. f WP L Scdeiche Same 3-, . 1' A NV 'VF R fli ff Z Captained by Frank Bermudez, the Charger '6A', team defeated Rio Vista and Galt on pre-league play, and hopes were raised for a winning cam- paign. Although their hopes for cham- pionship were not realized, the HAH team were spirited and showed good sportsmanship. FIRST FIVE-First row, left to right: R. Chavez, R. Malcolm, F. Bermudez Captain R Mendoza, R. Ogawa. Second row: J, King, F. Kuhagen, J. Barry, L Augusta J Bermudez J. Green, Manager. FIRST FIVE First row, left to right: R. Lucero, A. Humackich, T, McCarthy, Captain. A. Alspaw L Kelly Second row: D. Bennett. W. Chan, J. Peek, E. Andreuccetti, J. Schneider. Z 2? For the second consecutive season our class HB', Chargers captured the YCAL championship. Led by Cap- tain Terry lVlcCarthy, the lightweight Chargers battled their Way through an exciting Campaign in which they started out lay leading the league, fell to second place, gained a tie for the lead, and then defeating two strong opponents in three days, climbed to undisputed leadership. Cnlvrrntlllntinne tn nur r-ln-nrnngl l'Q1'Zf'r1 ' i ' V e ., if Xaser-'PL N? 1 . ij' 1 , y ii r '2' 'Z-4 7mm Courtland Courtland 'f'Courtland 'fCourtland Courtland Courtland Courtland llCourtland '5Courtland ,t,, +Courtland +C0urtland 'Courtland 'Courtland 4'Courtland Courtland l'Courtland 555539 SCORES 39 Rio Vista H42 64 Galt 7 ttt, ,, H59 44 Galt , , ,45 46 El Dorado ,,ttt 54 45 Galt , ,, , ,,,, H 55 ,58 Rio Vista ,, t,,,t 44 38 Clarksburg , H40 33 Esparto , ,,,, ,,,, 2 6 30 Davis H Y C53 52 Winters H 7 M42 29 Dixon ,,t,t 56 28 Clarksburg H . ,,,, 53 39 Esparto 7, ,,,t , ,533 Davis , Y, 549 52 Winters , Y.ttt 59 53 Dixon 58 'League games 'I'Colden Empire Tournament ll ll game Courtland Courtland Courtland Courtland Courtland Courtland Courtland Courtland Courtland Courtland Courtland Courtland Courtland Courtland SCORES 4-5 Rio Vista 25 Galt 4-2 Galt ,, ,, 42 Rio Vista 37 Clarksburg 53 Esparto ,ttt 40 Davis , 51 Winters H 36 Dixon 52 Clarksburg ,, M58 Esparto , ,53 Davis ,, ,, ,4-4 Wiiiters ,, 4-5 Dixon H ,, 'League games Ne., 2 Wm W- 4- ,,.. ,...,.. ...W . . .Q - ,,..X,.,...a....i..,....,.-,.. . . ....,.-4...--'M......,......,a A - 'SSE .2 FIRST FIVE-First row, left to right: P. McCarthy, R. Cole, D. Cook, A. Rose, Jang, Captain. Second row: J. Emerson, Managerg R. Neilson, P. Hayes, R. Sugimoto, B. Arlin, Manager. Third row: J. Woods, T. Mayes, J. Moser, C. Fraser. The Charger NCN tmmn uphehithe Courdand tradhion of qnrhed iday and good sportsmanship. 1 i SCORES Courtland ffourtland Courtland ,, , Courtland 21 Winters H , 23 31 Dixon 15 22 Rio Vista .... .. .... 24 26 Davis . .. . . . . 54 Courtland 37 Esparto .. 20 , f ll? my ir? K-rv FIRST FIVE-First row, left to right: J. Emerson, Managerg T. Okamoto, S. Tanaka, ,I, Rojo, Captain, J. Tanaka, A. Rembulant, B. Arlin, Manager. Second row: W. Toyama, R. Maeila, R. King, R. Squalia, J. Mello, R. Pylmau. Third row: G. Sakai, G. Chaix, B. Graham, J. Salisbury, H. Mizutani. Congratulations to the champion C.H.S. 'LDV basketball team! The fired-up light- weight Chargers rolled over four league opponents to gain the YCAL crown. Courtland ,,,,,,,,,,, Courtland... ,, Courtland ,,,,,,,,, Courtland , ,,,,,,,,,,,, Courtland.. ,.,,,,, , ,, SCORES 38 Winters 37 Dixon 39 Rio Vista 37 Davis 34- Esparto POLE-VAULTERS-T. McCarthy, J. King, F. Horseley, R. Lucero, R. Ogawa, R. Malcolm. my . s is , X. as . i .. f . sggfl 'flaw A f . .5 of HIGH-JUMPERS-S. Hayes, R. Squalia, J. Emerson, H. Nakahara, A. Alexander, A. Rembulat, J. Rodrigues, P. Hayes, F. Ellington, R. Robertson. SH0T.PUT M. Sc 'b TERS N J. S H- Bamesri Ererbfl. Andreucggttffgli, affy. fffn. D. Chan .J BROAD-JUMPERS-A. Rose. Not pictured: R Ogawa. HURDLERS-Left to right: J. Nakahara, J. Tanaka, B. Sakata, J. Wiedmann, S. Jang RUNNERS-Left to right: J. Emerson, R. Chavez, J. Rojo, F. Bermudez, R. Wilson. J. Tanaka. L. Lujan, L. Mar. Standing: W. Toyama, R. Maeda, C. Chaix. L. Pinto, J. Salisbury. B. Pieretti, F. Ellington, J. Molina, H. Carpenter, G. Sakai. wg in 2? . n . if? f . A ..-2 b. n if Fi ' Q. WH X .gs yr. M W '.,,,, if ff, f il' 'MW' ' - 2, 6' 5 Q- ,, - , ,,' K' A 'Kat--W itanding, left to right: 'R. Ogawa, A. Alspayv, J. Wiedmann, T. McCarthy, L. Kelly, R. Mendona Smlth, A. Humacklch, J. Bermudez. FIISI row: S. Tanaka, J. Rojo, P. Gregg, B. Arlmz Manager, R. Wilson, P. McCarthy. Spring training for baseball season-beginning March 14th. ,, .Q .I ., Qu' r' ..-- 4' . R , Q . 'ig . ' 'ft' 1' ..e,,f.,.,.k Rl L? . 4 qi! M.: ,,., xii A Mm.. 43' First row, left to right: J. Cossi, C. Rojo, J. Himebauch. C. Hn-ringer. H. NIILUIHIII Suomi mm B- Lyon. ll. Kruse. R. Dalton. E. Carnlany, ,I. Moser. Third row: L. Carlnany. D. Kru 1 ll Sakata These students gladly give up much of their spare time for the wonderful game of tennis. COACH PETE DESALERNOS Varsity Football A and B Basketball Baseball 1 A x 1 av 4 fl ff, ,, X' Q v a 7 . EX new Y COACH STAN MCVICKER Junior Varsity Football C and D Baskvtlmll Track 5 AL ? i W C X I ,i gi S. s 75 in f LMI PS1 wwf -mv if C3 J fb y A , ?' Nw 1 Kg I, vm , , fav , K ,, ,ff 1 My '.- BX 'N M, 2, , 9 U Ne- Q., wig ,.,n9'- 'll , f . iiF'f,,jwMQq':,,Qi14Sim? -5 - 4' gf., ,TS , .EAV 4.4352 -, Lv C M' , L ,. ,1 ! , ,: ,-: 'M'-T ?-'1 1 WM, I'-'1 'jMj X ',.r,,,, 1 lv' r ' 'Xx 1. IW.-.-W ,, rw..-... I I I Wrmw ...Mn rw. L C C , MISS C. WATSON Girls' P.E. Instructor 0 I Where did the ball go? It's a bird-it's a plane! All together now . . . One, two, three four . . . omg, 10 Wa H5 If wr! ' 4 Q k 1 Www' f 13, ' ' gn M ,M -E K , W . K l 4 . W fvqf- Q. r ' , M 1 I -1' ' Vw' 1 13,35 7 '95 ' 4 ...J Q 'H W 0 Y . M ' ,wwf Q V' ' wi 6 1 '- ,,,, .' - . ,H , v- ...Q I ,. I , -,.w , ' 2 , . J 4 V , M, 1 I U ' A ' ' -mf' W , - ,f KM ,N 345 V f m ff , V .jak W.,1Z,,5, , ' , fx 'f ' A f , W- M S Meg, ,, VM V , nw , m g., iw ,X r f Q- Ai ,. g M ,- ft W ' 7 T'1 ' ' Wy. ,IW ' ' A ,, x iw. . ' 1 ...W -' 'MW' ny .F 43.1 3 ff. W f ' H riwfj, - If ' 'ru f 1 , , ,X A I 'e ich the ball Now for the kill. L- I Q u W 'x 1f qw H O S K i s X New Ned and Laurie Richard and Bobbie Lynne and ,lean Spencer and Kay Rick and Bertie Ethel and Arnold Rick and J eff J im and Alex Larry and J im ,lane and Donna Cathy de Back Jeanie lkesaki Donald Aoyama S Gene Wally Charlie John K. Don Bennett Marilyn W. Jane Barry Bob Graham Betty Kimura Bob Putnam B. Sakata Tom Okamoto Carol, Judy, Janice, Judy Barbara, Bertie, Lynne Jerry, Cary, Jerry Darrell, Bob, Chub Judy, Barb, Leanna Adua, Diva, Barbara Pat, Bev, Lenny Julia, Barbara, Nancy Arlene Harris-J oe Bertolino J.W. - B.S. - M.S. - B.S. - S.0 L.K. - B.F. Mike and J im Terry and Roberta John and Ede Cenelle and Betty John and Renny Donnell and Janice Rita and Mary Ronnie and Don Lynne and Lynn, ln Minnie Clark Mary Dambacker Dolores de la Torre E.S. T.M. Mrs. Putnam First Period Ag Shop Miss Angel Likes Courtland High Band Mr. F. B. Swartz First Period Spanish I Mr. and Mrs. C. F. 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DUNN 81 SONS DODGE PLYMOUTH Dodge Job-Rafed Trucks 35 YEARS OF DEPENDABLE SERVICE Phone 7-3 IOI ISLETON CALIFORNIA AUTO AND TRUCKS FOR I Q ALL MAKES KAMMEYER S Pis+on .Rings .7 315 Bearings M Mo+or Paris Ignifion Paris Tools Shop Equipmenf I Speed Equipmenf WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ,...u.. . QE ED ANDRES AND MEL wise Call WaInu+ Grove YQ' 6-2676 DELTA MOTOR PARTS 3 Blocks Norih of Walnu+ Grove Bridge BOX 5I6 WALNUT GROVE, CALIFORNIA Par'I's and Service WALNUT GROVE CALIFORNIA f Walnui' Grove 6-2I2l 2 P.O. Box 3I4 H WALNUT GROVE, CALIFORNIA .II X , Besi' Wishes From GREENE AND HEMLY ORCHARDISTS +o +he Class of '57 smm. FAR IAM BARRY M SUPPLRES lHS?iff'?2C25E? WE? Pi? LEQ5 limi-is is 5, ,:,,iAA , BARRY FARM SUPPLY R. A. GENTNER Complimenfs fo Class of '57 BANK OF ALEX BROWN WALNUT GROVE GALIFORNIA Congra+ula+ions +o +l1e Class of '57 DARSIE, HUTCHINSON, PETTIGREW Walnui' Grove Box 526 California Bes+ Wishes 'ro 'rhe Class of '57 WHEELER BROTHERS Courflancl California HARVEY LYMAN CHEMICAL Farm Supplies P.O. Box Box II7, Walnuf Grove Office: Clarksburg, 4-2850 H Office: Walnuf Grove, 6-22Il LS Reid : W. G. 6-3532 anew s ence Car Radio, Hi. 6-6403 J. M. Complimenfs cf 81 SON JOHN o. MENDENHALL General and Confracf public Accoumanf Hauling PHONE 5-235l COURTLAND CALIF. Courfland STAR CAFE Founfain Service and Lunch WALNUT GROVE Complimenrs of BEN'S DRUG STORE CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Shigeo Kafo Congrafulafions +o +he Class of '57 WALNUT GROVE Phone 6-206l V 8: M HUTTON INSURANCE ISLETON Delia Fender and Body Works We Special' e in Wreclced Aui'dT'nobiIes BUTSCHY BROTHERS mnanam Telephone 6-2762 SERVICE WALNUT GROVE CALIFORNIA RIVER FARM SUPPLY P-O. Box 383 FERTILIZERS Walnui' Grove, Calif. IBUII' Bagged' APPIIedI ENJOY -I-HE BEST Insecficides Weedkillers Seeds IN WALNUT GROVE LODI RADIO ENTERTAINMENT SACRAMENTO W. G. 6-2872 Lodi 9-3887 Sacramenfo GI I-4542 Complimenis of KATY JOHNSON GEORGE'S BARBER SHOP Prop.-GEORGE KAWAMURA Alumnus-Class of '35 WALNUT GROVE CALIFORNIA Flowers for All Occasions Phone 6-335I HALL'S WALNUT GROVE GROCERIES CALIFORNIA S. Han' Prop. COURTLAND, CALIFORNIA OTO'S SHELL PRODUCTS BEAUTY SHOPPE Phone 6-37 I 6 WALNUT GROVE CALIFORNIA GROVE UNION SERVICE Vicfor Ow, Prop. WASHING-POLISHING-TIRES BATTERIES Phone 6-3466 WALNUT GROVE CALIFORNIA AND SERVICES aT COURTLAND SHELL SERVICE Ber'r Thompson, Prop. DELTA TELEPHONE 81 TELEGRAPH ffm 23 iii? I 1 3 J X 4-ww X X www mmm fcnmmn 1 f H ' u f , 1 rf ' . 5' I K 'YW E X L Q 4 5' NX' N , E X tx NL X N fwnjf L - I 'fi' ' leg R Complimenfs of GARDINER IMPROVEMENT CO. I I I n WaInu'I' Gr SHELDON OIL COMPANY Dis+ribu'Iors PROPANE BUTANE APPLIANCES WaInu+ Gro C I I Congra+uIa+ions 'ro +I1e Class of '57 MRS. TONY FERREIRA Q, , 5615 JACK MOLINO CHEVROLET C0 Cm New Trucks llll' J Used Firsi' in Sales-Firsi' in Service We Fea+ure America's Top Brands in Our Appliance Deparfmeni' FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG AMANA FREEZERS AZENITH-RADIO AND TELEVISION X f Nw 53? HL. ,ee e , ' -a g zle g e e e E Q E i T V V. -fi! A , :fir eeee 3' +1 3' e ser ee ey - aww 3 E 7' ' Y f f . , E E f W fff f A EE 39? ,:,.:. R 5 fn .WM ,u A A W WEN ,,g .M ,V ... CALIFORNIA SPRAY CHEMICAL COMPANY Scienfific Pesi' Con'I'roI COURTLAND WALNUT GROVE CALIFORNIA SCHUCKL 81 CO.. INC. ExI'encIs CongraI'uIaI'ions 'Io I'I1e Class of I957 THE DELTA HERALD House of Exac'I'ing Service 2I9 Moniezuma Rio Visfa CALL OPERATOR FOR-RIO VISTA 4-4853 STEINER HARDWARE DlX'S , , General Elec+rlc Appliances BARBER SHOP Acme pag,,+S Walnui' Grove General Hardware California Box I87 Phone 6-4311 WALNUT GROVE GRAY'S BUTANE. INC. D595 BARBER 51-'QP P 0Pane APPI- Weed Conlrol The Home of Good Haircufs. P. O. Box 545 Tel: 6-4l2l WALNUT e-Rove CALIFORNIA WALNUT GROVE COURTLAND PHARMACY Karl W. Weslerberg Pharmacisl' PHONE 5-268I COURTLAND YUEN CHONG MARKET Serve Yourself ancl Pay Less GROCERIES, MEATS AND VARIETIES Phone Walnul' Grove 6-34II Locke, California NATIONAL MARKET Fresh Meaf, Fish and Groceries KEN'S MARKET The Bes+ in +he Wesi' Beer and Wine Courllland PHONE 6-2011 WALNUT eRovE 5'2'0' KEN GR'FF'N Congra+ula+ions HAYASHI coMPANY +0 me Class of '57 Fish Specialisl' FRANKIS 76 Phone 6-208 I WALNUT GROVE STATION 81 CAFE Frank and Zelda Elling+on WALNUT GROVE NCAH ADAMS LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS R VisI'a IsIe+on Clarks WaInuI' Grove Fairfield b Congra+uIaI'ions Io +I1e Class of '57 THE BIG STORE WaInu+ Grove AL, THE WOP Beer, Wines and Liquors SI'eaIcs and O+I1er Good Food LOCKE CALIFORNIA I: RHEA TRACTOR 8: ENGINE CO. AIIis-Chalmers-Traciors and Farm Machinery GENERAL MOTORS-DIESELS GOODYEAR TIRES Gladsione 7-6536 7200 Freepori' Blvd. Sacramenfo, California I WEINSTOCK-LUBIN 8: CO. K S+ree1' a+ TweIH'h SINCE I874 Sacramen'l'o's Fines+ Deparimeni' Sfore W ,I 'i,.,Wa 'lu-..,,,,. !T'T !..,.....w M CUNHA'S MOBIL SERVICE WaInuI' Grove 6-3I46 I RIO VISTA BAKERY Birfhday Cakes Made fo Order PHONE R.V. 4-434I Fronf Sf. Rio Visfa MARTYR'S STATIONARY Office Furnifure Office and School Supplies Adding Machines and Typewrifers 9I4 J. Sf. GI 3-259I 272I Fulfon Ave. IV 7-09I3 SACRAMENTO Home of Fine Ice Cream OTT'S ICE CREAM If's fhe Tasfe Thaf Tells 500I Freeporf Blvd. GI 5-3432 SACRAMENTO. CALIFORNIA BANK OF RIO VISTA Since I804 Savings-Commercial-Savings BANKING IN THE FRIENDLY MANNER BAUMANN Moroks HOY KEE Comple+e Founfain Service Aufomofive Repair Grgzgries I35 Norfh Fronf Sf. P. O. Box 25 RIO VISTA. CALIFORNIA Phone 4-I32I LOCKE. CALIFORNIA Complimenfs of JESSEN'S CLUB Rio Visfa Calif. DOLK TRACTOR CO. OIiver Wheel and Crawler Tracfors Sales and Service Towner and MM Tools 24 NO. FRONT ST. RIO VISTA PHONE 4-433I PERODEAU'S MOBIL STATION 5-387I Cour1'Ianc.I SACRAMENTO SPORTING GOODS WI1oIesaIe and Refail MacGREGOR-GOLDSMITH ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT Telephone GI. 2-7298 920 Jay S+. Sacramenfo I4, California MVB R. B. DUFFIELD SI'andarcI Oil Disfribuior WALNUT GROVE, CALIFORNIA IDEAL CLEANERS Personalized Service P. O. Box 807 Phone 6-267I WALNUT GROVE. CALIFORNIA SWICKER'S STEAMBOAT LANDING Courfland 5-30 I I CALIFORNIA INABA BROTHERS Meafs and Groceries Fish Phone 6-3436 WALNUT GROVE, CALIFORNIA RALPH SMITH GORDONIS Aufomofive Service Shell Service TUNE-Up-General Repairing Parfs-Tires-BaHeries SHELLUBRICATION PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS W I + G Phone w.e. 6-3046 a mf fave P.O. Box I45, Ryde CaIIIIomIa MAT'S Complimenfs 'Io +I1e Class of '57 MR. AND MRS. BERTRAM C. WHEELER Courfland, California SHOE SERVICE Experi' on Ihe Job You Wear 'Um I Fix 'Um SHOE POLISH WaInu+ Grove lnfernafional Harvesler Farmalls Crawlers Farm Equipmeni' GORDON - HANSEN COMPANY. LTD. Phone 4-405I RIO VISTA, CALIFORNIA lnfernafional Dealers in fhe Delia 'For Over 40 Years. SACRAMENTO I VALLEY l TRACTOR CO. Disfriburors of Farm and lndusfrial Equipmenl' P. O. Box I522 Broadway ai' I PHONE Gilberi 3- I 727 Sacramenfo Calif. 9 THE BLACKWELDER STEEL SOUIRRELL The fell:-Propelled PRUNING PICKING WIRING THINNING Leis One Man Do 'The Work of Two WALNUT GROVE MARKET Meals and Groceries ODA BROTHERS, Prop. Phone 6-2I I6 Box 496 SOUTH SACRAMENTO SPORTS SHOP Wilson DisIribu'I'or Everyfhing for +I1e High School A+I1Ie+e a'I' Team Prices MERCURY MOTORS BOATS 4I02 FRANKLIN BLVD. GIacIs+one 6-0757 ASTA CONSTRUCTION CO. General Con+rac+ors GRADING 'H' PAVING M. J. Asia-J. R. Laurirzen RIO VISTA PHONE 4-080I -. - FOR awczaus he c:ouRTLAND W CLUB 3. CAFE B. F. MICHELSON, Manager . I GIUSTI'S Congra+ula+ions Boafing +0 The and Class of '57 Excelleni' Food S . if-'J' ? MR. AND MRS. ef- 'A lcv 1 JOHN D. WHEELER fl. ' Cour+land, California Phone 6-377I WALNUT GROVE. CALIF. CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES From ED. T. LYON. CONSIGNEE Union Oil Producls PHONE 6-3I9l WALNUT GROVE, CALIF. Super Service a+ MILLER 81 JACKSON General Merchandise Phone 5-2 I2 I COURTLAND. CALIFORNIA GROVE PHARMACY FRED NOBLE, Prop. Phone 6-28II WaInu+ Grove FULL TRUCK SERVICE We Carry CompIe+e Sfock of Passenger-TrucIc-Tracfor Recapping and Wheel Balancing S 81 W TIRE SERVICE WaInu+ Grove 6-373I Thornfon Road Rio Vis'I'a 4-62II Highway I2 if . I WN W ., lb W I -A L D I I 'L I '?' ' 1 V I LIM KEE DRY GOODS CO. E gg - P AN : ii' ' CIo+hing and Shoes ' rz, .,::. for Everyone I N s ' 9s F5 Dany 9 A.M.-a P.M. y ' LA' - J' Sunday 9 A. M.-I2:00 Noon ,T 9 A ' ,. Phone 6-2026, WaInu+ Grove I Y I, A Inman- v S, 'I+- I S. ion ' C. R. MALCOLM Plumbing and EIec+ricaI ConI'rac+or Box 82 Phone 5-265b WALNUT GROVE RIO VISTA Plumbing and Shee'I MeI'aI Main Sfreef, Corner Froni' SI'reeI' RIO VISTA, CALIF. P. O. Box 229 Phone 4-3923 JOSEPH A. LORENTZ Real Es+aI'e and Insurance 2I2 Monfezuma S+. RIO VISTA, CALIFORNIA Phone Rio Vis'Ia 4-4896 THE SPORT SHOP Mosi' CompIeI'e Line of Fishing TacIzIe, Fresh BaiI', Ammunifion, and Repair WALTER AND JEAN CHOY Phone 6-422I WALNUT GROVE. CALIF. Complimenfs of THE ROTARY CLUB Walnuf Grove California P. O. Box 485 Walnuf Grove SOIL PH TESTED California LIME Loading, Hauling, and Spreading Service ERNEST MACHADO ALVIN MACHADO Phone 6-29lI Phone 6- 3848 Walnuf Grove Walnuf Grove California California Complimenfs fo fhe Class of '57 WIEDMANN BROTHERS Courfland California BRAIDS Rugs Carpe+ings Linoleum Appliances Furnifure 42255 Rio Vls'I'a California f' if CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES 'Io Ihe Class of '57 GRAHAM BROTHERS CO. Cour'I'Iand California Complimenis RIO VISTA fo LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS H19 Class of '57 Rio visia 4-I0'5I MR. AND MRS. WaInu'I' Grove 6-409 I DENNIS LEARY Walnui' Grove. California Complimenfs of LUM BUNN FONG Pear Grower and Paclxer Walnuf Grove, Calif. When You Need ll Il FLYING A PRODUCTS Call GLENN L. MAXEY, Dis'I'ribu'I'or P.O. Box 458-lsle+on, California Telephone 7-289 I l 1 li 1 1 1 I CompIimen+s of GROVE ELECTRIC LAWRENCE5 DEPARTMENT STORE 5l2I Freepori' Blvd. Gladsfone 5-l93I SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA Feafuring P. Q. Box 5I5 I SPORTSWEAR AND SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY When ai' Lake Tahoe Phone 6-324I WALNUT GROVE Visi'I' Our Sfore ai' Biiou Open Eves. TIII 9 Sundays IO To I2 Congrafulafions +o +he Class of '57 VISALIA STOCK SADDLE CO. 4643 Freeporr Blvd. Sacramenro, California NEWBERT HARDWARE 81 IMPLEMENT 52 Years of Service Phone: GI 2-368l l700 J Sireef SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA Theres u one and only in refreshment, too I fee.. QE li fe? Congra+ula+ions 'ro +he Class of '57 LINCOLN C HAN Cour+land, California wb tv 1 H! 3 RD FO ALT- AW FRAN r Grove, California nu'l' 2 6-46 he Pho P.O. Box 638 W ETL. SALISBURY special Agen+ WALNUT GRO AMERICAN NATIONAL FOODS INC. UniformIy the Best H. D. TOWNE DAN E. MOSER WaInu+ Grove CaIi'fornia 5 A ll 'ISL ix . .v 0, wx 1 N: n '7 4 f ' gig, Q1 f l fs. . 4. 1 fzeff ., -L51 5--:J '-A :- , -Ll f, --,i- - .3 -115.32 'NISE' - . '-- if-K' ' ' 5, .R+ - 1--.-Tig EV.. mfr, EQ 1 .,- , -f-- ...- ,im ,.1,, l .- -. - . ., ff ' ' '- ' ' fggf- : if! lf?-1-, So ieach us +o number our days, fha? we may apply our hearfs un+o wisdom. COURTLAND COMMUNITY CHURCH Roberi' F. Clazie, Th.M., Minisier W. M. SCHAUER General Confracfor and Builder Phone 6-2382 WALNUT GROVE COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '57 From MR. AND MRS. MARK SULLIVAN BoB's BAR-B-Q 59I2 Freepori' Blvd. Deluxe Bar-B-Cued Sandwiches Bar-B-Cued Ribs aI' AII Hours COMPLETE EVENING DINNERS BREAKFAST-LUNCHES Open 6 A.M. Io I A.M. Weekdays Fridays Till 3 A.M. Sa+urdays Till 3 A.M. SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA and BROWN AND MEYER CO. CompIe+e Insurance Service WALNUT GROVE CALIFORNIA 1- WZ Z-I -Lu QQ 92 DI, EncIico'I'+ 8-55 Ill 4' 0 13 --'o 52 1 42 :- 03.2 -ofu ED CD1 C U PHONE: LO DAVID J. ELLIOT 81 SON S+iIIwaI'er Orchards Growers, Packers, Shippers BARTLETT PEARS DAILY AND HAVE ONE BRANDS CourI'Iand 5-3 I 7I California Ready-Mix Concreie Dump Trucks Crushed Rock Road Oiling Excavafing on Mix CLAUDE C. WOOD COMPANY Con+racI'ors READY-MIX PLANT AT LODI Lodi EndicoH' 8-5I83 California A. E. DAIVIBACHER O. K. COWAN Movers of Produce-Grain Farm Cons'I'ruc'l'ion Equipmeni AVAILABLE DAY OR NIGHT S. P. Yards-Locke Phone 6-332l General Con'rrac+or ADOBE HOMES Tel. Thornion 296I Add. GaII R+. I, Box 74 Res. I Mile Norih Thornfon GaI+ Highway JOHNNY'S CLEANING SERVICE John W. Propes 523 Tamarack Drive LODI. CALIFORNIA Phone 9-5896 FLAIR CLEANERS SERVICE LAUNDRY CompIimen+s of SQUIRE CLOTHIER Lodi California HERZOG GARAGE I WESTINGHOUSE HOFFMAN APPLIANCES AND TELEVISION RADIO AND TELEVISION In+ernaIionaI Mo+or Trucks Briggs 8: S+ra'H'on and Wisconsin Engines Parts and Service Phone 5-2331 and 53776 FRANK HERZOG COURTLAND Walnuf Gro Fine Foods Clean Rooms COURTLAND BEAUTY SHOP A Compleie Line of Beaufy Works Comphmenis DOROTHY FARIA, Prop. of Tini-ing and Dyeing DR. MILO E. MEHLHAFF Phone 5-26l6 Lodi California P. O. Box 83 Bus. Phone 6-4I5l R . Phone 6-3345 as BURTON'S mes BONITA SHOES BEAUTY LOUNGE Feaiuring CompIe'l'e Beaufy Service Spalding-Roblee-U. S. Keds Ann Rembulai' Froni' and 2nd S+. I70 PINE LODI Walnul Grove, Calif. CompIimen+s Congrafulafions of +o Ihe Class of '57 W- H- BARRY MR. AND Mas. WILLIAM GWERDER Bean Sprayers GENERAL CHEMICAL INSECTICIDES Walnui' Grove California Complimenfs Frui+ Growers and Packers of P.O. Box 293 CTLD. 5-2266 Courfland, California ROUTE 3, BOX 3030 TU 5-6396 AUBURN, CALIFORNIA GROVE THEATRE RAY AND HAZEL GILGERT Phone 6-2742 WALNUT GROVE CALIFORNIA TONY'S PLACE Television ond Mixed Drinks Always a Friendly Welcome by The LiH'Ie Cheese and The Big Cheese TONY AND JOE ENOS Phone 6-229l Walnul' Grove HOIG'S MARINE LEADS THE FIELD WITH SUCH GREAT NAMES AS ALUMA-CRAFT, CHAMPION GLASSPAR, HOLLYWOOD, AND OTHERS. Your EVINRUDE Dealer in Sacramen'ro A CompIe'I'e Sfoclc of Marine Supplies HOIG'S MARINE 81 SPORTS EQUIPMENT 2323 I0+h Sfreel' GI 2-2227 Sacramen+o. California IRRIGATION Phone Courfland 5-26II PNEUMATIC SYSTEMS Residence 5-2492 WATER SYSTEMS ELECTRIC SERVICE N. E. EDDY MoI'ors and Supplies COURTLAND, CALIFORNIA LANEY's STATION E- F- C0RB'N Weighing . . . Grading Shell Oil Dis+ribu+or WALNUT GROVE CALIF. PHONE 5-244l Couriland Calif W 59 165 7 YEA R S O Borden Co. For I00 Years America's No. I Millcman BORDEN'S FINE DAIRY PRODUCTS H. E. CDUTCHD GRAF Phone 5-29I6 E1 Land Leveling and Earfh Moving I The -.4 F, 4 4... 'FQ' 1... 1' 1533! ,,,.. W- 4? l 54,-..-HH if. . 'ff H- P- ' fl y v- N Q nk . t 'if-.Q - V. ' Q 1. . XA' ., I gn X '-I L-' 'Q', Q , .N M - sg., P -.v- FQE L' F' . I ' 4, K -3' 1 fx.- .V .5 xx 1' ry V. . . 1 .. ... - .M- -sg 1 - Q f -f. 'A e V. Ax' , if . -Lua. 1 , r Q , . S k 1 ' W Q. 1' 'i ' 'W' ' 4 . 5. 73 nf 4 v 1 K ,J X . I 1.14 1 2' 5 f, 1 F r war ,Wy M me m Av if 37 www T5 W 1+ Vw mg my -W W M gil A4-H! Q, 5 V, ' If ' FF' ' 'U W 'M ir M f , . 5 fy A 7 wgup Q c S1-V '52, 2 qw , , 4 L ' . Q if ,,,ff: 1r 5 El mas '1 lf., f., 'E F- :K- 4 . v , ,.. gk q.. ' s ,L 4 u ll.: S -1 .