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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

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The purpose oT The T958 La PeriTa is To record The accomplishmenTs and acTiviTies of The sTudenTs who, Tor The pasT year, embodied The spiriT OT CourTland High School . . . ln The years To come, This yearbook will keep alive The memories gaThered during The undergraduaTe days. The TuTure years will bring new Taces and changes To The school scene, buT There shall be Tor us This record of The friends we knew, The Things we did, and The memories ThaT are sTill dear To us . . . Yes, This enTrance To our school . . . our Cl-l.S., ThaT has seen many come and go, sTands solidly as The Seniors oT each year pass Through all Too quickly. 'Halma EDWOR 4 Because he is a loyal friend and ad- visor 'fo each of us, because he vvill- ingly gives up his own 'rirne To direcf and promofe student acfivifies, and be- cause he coaches our boys into Teams Thar are Tops in afhlefics and sports- manship, fhe 1958 La Perifa staff proudly dedicafes This annual To Mr. Peier Desalernos. 3 Q, W , Vihgpi .Ac . cs ,,. X s yfif QX xp 5 Elks 4 .X s X ss. sa .2 K P ii Q -X :,z: x 3 P-if i'w'iQLXsT'f X ff SIKA K . ,i ii HW, i 1 9 .A lflslil f A' , H 4 vb .1 5 I - f' gif '31 ,Q Q V.. ...- H J . ,- S W, if - w.5,g V ,vii Vi k,,. 5 W TM , 1515422 , :QL A e A D IvI I N I s T R A T I o N THE BOARD OF TRUSTEE MR. E. T. LYON President eellng Ml' kn ' - Quris are, Mr. Mark hool tennis c L Sausburyi . h new SC- Mr' E. - ting the CQnSlliglilillZLrOlMl.eMark Scllbnel' ' PSC c. e ' he Boyd ms- Nlr- B' b rs of 1. fancllngf lginrifilali McCLai,xxranSeU2en Gentner. guiitvr-mf an The Board of Trustees is a group of men who are elected by the community to atte cl t h ' n o t e vveltare of Courtland High School The members of the Board show a great interest in their jobs and conscientiously oleal with the finances and olic'e f h p i s o our sc ool. We, the stuclents ot C.H.S., owe immeasurable thanks to these men, for it is their ideas, service, anol f ' h h oresig t t at improves our school each year. MRS. K. BENGE MR. M. K. GOODRIDGE PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE What's in it for me? A common question asked by many people when ,asked to do something. But, have you ever Thought about it in relation to your oppor- tunities at school? If you have thought about it, I'm sure you'll find there is a great deal in it for you. Whether you are using your high school work as an end product, or as a stepping-stone to college, you will find that there are rewards to be gained. The dividends are not all monetary in nature, in fact, they are much more valuable than mere money. There is no way to put a value on the ability to think for yourself, good iudgment, a knowledge of others, and a host of other dividends to be gained. These, however, are not automatic outcomes if you go to school. There must be a willingness on your part to put forth the effort to gain these things. With a little thought I'm sure that you will be able to see the answer Principal to What's in it for me? THE FACULTY 'fl' MR. STANLEY McVlCKER, A.B., College of Pacific, University of California, Sacramento State, Vice Principal, Dean ot Boys, Senior Problems, Algebra I. MISS CAROL WATSON, A.B., M.A., University of California, Dean of Girls, Girls' P.E. MR. ARVIL L. PARKER, A.B., Chico State, Geometry, Algebra ll, Trigonometry, Physics. 'N' f 'XM 1 if rf is L MR. PETER DESALERNOS, AB., San Francisco State, MR. FAYNE PORTER, A.B., Washburn Municipal Uni- Cratts, Boys' P.E. versity, Chico State College, Sacramento State Col- lege, English I, II, Speech. THE FACULTY Scsi- ., MRS. ESTHER PUTNAM, B.S., Fort Hayes, Kansas State College, University of Denver, Sacramento State, Eastern Oregon College, World History, U. S. History, English ll. MR. MILO F. WETZEL, B.f5., University of Oregon, General Science, Biology, General Math. MR, LEON ROVETTA, B.A., M.A., College of Pacific, University of California, Spanish I, ll, lll, English Ill, IV. MRS. SHIRLEY CRESWELL, B.A., Fresno State College, MR. SAM CRESWELL, A.B., Colorado State College Home Economics Department. IndustriaIArts. THE FACULTY AX A I . 'S 1 +, , 4 MR. PAUL MOHR, B.A., San Francisco City College, MR. BRUCE SWARTZ, A.B., College of Pacific, Sacra Sacramento Junior College, Sacramento State, Music mento State, Commercial Department. Department. To this fine group of teachers we owe immeasurable gratitude. We will long remember their helpful instruction and guidance. Not only do they aid us in the classrooms, but also in various extracurricular activities. This year two teachers were new to our school, but they quickly applied them- selves to the school life. Our teachers put a great deal of-time and effort into their iob, that of turning out future citizens in top form. :fr an 11, 5 T ' , Pi 32,2 MR. E. F. MCCARTHY, B.S., University of California, MR. O. BIVENS, JR., A.B., John Muir Junior College, California Poly Technical College, Agriculture, Agri- Pasadena College, Whittier College, Sacramento culture Mechanics. State, Orientation, Senior Problems, Boys' P.E. S. Custodian Custodian he sb 'glffw ,gh 1, Q, l l 1: . -n MR. C. DETER MR. B. EGBERT Left to right: Mr. V. Koehnen, Mr. H. Span, Mr. S. Creswell, Mr. F. Meek, Mrs, M. Meek, Mr. M. Wetzel, Mr. A. Parker, Mr. C. Erman, Mr. H. Renschler, Mr. W. Reeve Knot picturedl. X. RM! 'S l .v Left to right: Mrs. McGinnis, Mrs. Jonson, Mrs. Larson. SERVICE STAFF Sincere thanks is given to these people who spend so much of their time cleaning up our school, preparing our lunches, and safely driving us to and from school. As we look back upon This school year, we realize how much we need and appreciate our Service Staff. STUDENT CQUNCIL CAROL HERINGER Sfudenf Body President Left To right: John Salisbury, Collectorg Ede Carmany, Secretary, LaMon Kelley, Vice Presiclenlg Arnold Alspaw, Treasurer Inof picfuredl. TUDENT CCUNCIL N 4... Left to right: Janice Peck, Carol Sullivan, Geneva Hemly, Ethel Brandon, Ludell Arlin, Roberta Dalton, Lynn Gentner, Judy McDowell, Janice Dalton. Standing: Jim Emerson, Darrell Ferreira, Patrick McCarthy, Dennis Akune. Not pictured: Judy Himebauch, Carol Alberte, Linda Burchell, Linda Dianda. The Student Council is composed of the Student Body executive officers, the class presidents and representatives, the yell leaders, and the song leaders. These students represent the Student Body in many affairs, leading the school in business matters as well as promoting the many Student Body activities. Another important f.1nction of the Council is to meet with other schools to discuss mutual problems and their solutions, thus improving inter-school spirit as well as our own. A major project this year dealing with school government was the revision of the school constitution. Another noteworthy change which has been made in our government was the changing of Student Body officer terms from a semester to a full year. This gives the Student Council a chance to carry out long-range plans. ,F CAROL JEAN ALBERTE Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, Double District Championship in Berkeley 2, Team Captain 1, 2, 3, Champion Girls' Team 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 1, Speech Choir 1, Fashion Show Production 2, Student Council 4, Class President 4, Class Secretary 2, Honor Roll 1. ARNOLD ALSPAW Football A 3, 4, B 1, 2, Championship 2, 4, Captain 2, 4, Basketball A 4, B 2, 3, C 1, Championship 2, 3, Cap- tain 2, Track C 1, B 2, Championship B 2, Baseball A 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 1, Fire Squad 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Student Body Treasurer 4, Class President 3, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 2, 3, President 4, Block C 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4. LUDELL ARLlN Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4, Team Captain 2, Band Show Production 2, Fashion Show Production 1, 2, 3, Student Council 4, Class Representative 4, Drill Team 1, 2, 4, Flower Girl 2, Popcorn Manager 3. RONNIE BROST Baseball A 2, Fire Squad 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Treasurer 4, Sentinel 1, Honor Roll 1. EDE CARMANY School Play 3, Team Captain 1, 2, 3, Champion Girls' Team 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, 4, Band Show 1, 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show 1, 2, Rotary Club Speaking Contest 2, Native Sons Speaking Contest 2, 3, Knightmare Staff 2, 4, La Perita Editorial Staff 3, 4, Assistant Editor 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Student Body Vice President 3, Student Body Secretary 4, Class Representative 2, Tennis Team 2, 3, 4, Senior C 4, Senior C Secretary-Treasurer 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, GAA Corresponding Secretary 3, Maiorette 2, 3, Head Maiorette 4, CSF 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Seal Bearer 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Flower Girl 3, Song Leader 3. WALLACE CHAN FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Sentinel 2, Reporter 3. BETTY CHAN Fashion Show 1, 2, 3, Drill Team ly Flower Girl 3. ELENOR CRUZ Team Captain 3, 4, Champion Girls' Team I, 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show Production 2, Knightmare Staff 2, Tennis Team 3, 4, Flower Girl 3. ROBERT COATES Championship Football B 2, Basketball D 1, School Play Production 3, Junior Red Cross T, Honor Roll lg Football Game Announcer 4. JIM CHAVEZ Basketball B 4, C 2, D 'lp Band 'I, 2, 3, Pep Ban 2, 3, Band Show 1, 2, 3, Band Show Production i, 2, 3. MARY DYE School Play lg Team Captain 15 Champion Girls' Team 'l5 Junior Red Cross 15 Dance Band 2, 35 Band Show Production 2, 35 GAA 2, 3, 45 Rally Committee 1, 35 l Speak For Democracy Speech Contest 3. JANICE DALTON School Play 35 School Play Production 25 Team Captain T, 25 Junior Red Cross 15 Noon Chorus i5Band l, 2, 45 Band Show i, 2, 35 Knightmare Staff 2, 45 Fashion Show l, 2, 35 La Perita Editor 45 Student Council 3, 45 Student Body Secretary 35 Tennis Team 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 35 CSF l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Secretary 35 Sealbearer 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Flower Girl 35 Rally Committee 25 Sports Queen Candidate 4. RONNIE COLE Football B Championship 25 Basketball B 4, C 2, 35 Track B 4, C 2, 3, Championship 35 Baseball B 2, 4, Championship 25 Block C 4. LARRY DART X Track B 25 Rally Committee 25 Play Production 45 Band Show Production 45 Junior Red Cross i, 2. FUJI GOTO Team Captain I5 Junior Red Cross i5 Speech Choir lp Fashion Show 25 Class Treasurer 35 GAA 2, 3, 4, Class Representative T5 Drill Team l, 2, 35 CSF I5 Honor Roll l, 25 Flower Girl 2, 3. BILL DEGUCHI Transfer student from Elk Grove. HELEN GRIMES Badminton Team l, 2, 3, 4, Team Captain 2, 4, Champion Girls' Team 2, 3, Junior Red Cross l, Speech Choir 1, Fashion Show Production 2, Knightmare Staff 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, Flower Girl 3. CAROL HERINGER DARRELL FERREIRA Football Manager A l, B 1, Football Game Announcer 4, Basketball Manager A l, B l, Track A 2, B l, School Play Production 2, Fire Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Fire Chief 4, Assistant Fire Chief 3, La Perita Business Manager 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Student Body Treasurer 3, Student Body Collector 2, Block C 3, 4, Honor Roll 3, Pep Club 2. School Play 2, 3, Team Captain l, 2, Champion Girls' Team. 'l, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross l, Noon Chorus 1, Band l, Pep Band 1, Band Show l, 2, Fashion Show l, 2, 3, Fashion Show Pro- duction 2, 3, La Perita Editorial Staff 3, Student Council 3, 4, Student Body President 4, Student Body Treasurer 3, Class Treasurer 1, 2, Tennis Team 2, 3, 4, Senior C Vice President 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Class Representative 3, Drill Team 2, 3, CSF l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Seal Bearer 4, Honor Roll 'l, 2, 3, 4, Flower Girl 2, Rally Committee 2, 3, Sports Queen 4, Candidate 3, Secretary of SCAL Student Council 4. HENRY ESPINOZA Football A 3, 4, Championship A 4, B 2, Basketball A Statistician 2, C 2, D l, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band 2, 3, Band Show l, 2, 3, 4. ESTELLA LUJAN Badminton 2, 3, Champion Girls' Team 2, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 2, 3, Band Show 2, 3, 4, Band Show Production 3, Knightmare Staff 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 'l, 3. SHARON HOFFMAN Badminton 3, 4, Champion Girls' Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 1, Noon Chorus 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Band Show I, 2, 3, 4, La Perita Editorial Staff 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 1, 2, 3, 4, CSF 1, 2, 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Senior C 4. JAMES GREEN Football A I, 2, 3, 4, Championship A 4, Basketball B 3, A Manager 3, Track A 3, School Play Production 3, Junior Red Cross l, 2, Band Show 2, 3, Band Show Production 2, 3, Knightmare Staff 3, La Perita Photographer 4, Block HCI, 4. CHARLES JENSEN Football A Championship 4, Football B i, Basketball C T, Baseball B 1, Fire Squad 1, 2, 3, 4, Knightmare Staff 2, La Perita Business Staff 4, Student Council 2, Class President 2. JAN MILLER Junior Red Cross l, Noon Chorus 1, Speech Choir T, Fashion Show 2, Fashion Production 1, 2, 3, Knightmare Assistant Editor 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 4, Drill Team 1, Rally Committee 4. LA MON KELLY Football A Championship A, Basketball A 4, B Champion- ship 3, C 2, D T, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Fire Squad 3, Student Council -1, Student Body Vice President 4, Class Vice President 2, 3, Block C 4, Honor Roll I, 2, Rally Committee 4. FUMI NAKAOKA Team Captain 3, Junior Red Cross lp Speech Choir 1, Fashion Show 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, CSF T, Honor Roll 1, 2, Flower Girl 2, 3. ii- JOHN KING Football A 3, 4, Championship 4, Basketball 3, 4, Fire Squad 3, 11, Knightmare Sports Editor 3, La Perita Business Staff 4, LEANNA KAY NOBLE School Play 3, School Play Production T, 2, Team Captain 'lg Junior Red Cross T, Speech Choir 1, Band Show 2, 3, Fashion Show I, 2, 3, Fashion Show Production 2, 3, Class Secretary 1, GAA 2, 3, 4, Drill Team 1, Maiorette 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, Pep Club T, Rally Committee 2, 3, 4. FRED KUHAGEN Football A 3, A, B T, Championship A A, Basketball A 3, 4, B Championship 2, C T, Band Show Production 1, Fire Squad 2, La .Perita Business Staff 4, FFA T, 2, 3, 4, Block C 3, 4. Block C A. , HARRY NAKAHARA Football A Statistician 2, B 'l, 2, Championship Basketball Statistician A 2, B 2, Basketball C 2, D l, , Track B 3, C l, 2, Block C 3, 4. MARY NUNEZ Transfer Student from McClatchy High, Badminton Team 3. TIM LEE School Play Production 2, Junior Red Cross l, Band Show Production 3. HBH 2: l SUMI OKAMOTO Team Captain l, 2, 3, Noon Chorus l, Speech Choir 1, 2, Fashion Show 2, 3, Fashion Show Production 3, La Perita Editorial Staff 4, Class Secretary 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Drill Team l, 2, 3, CSF 3, Secretary 4, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, Flower Girl 2, 3, Rally Committee 3. RONALD OGAWA Football A 2, 3, Championship 4, B l, Basketball A 3, 4, B l, Championship 2, Track A I, 3, B Championship l, Fire Squad 3, 4, La Perita Business Staff 3, 4, Block C 2, 3, 4, CSF 'l, 2, 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3. HAN EFA SALMAN Noon Chorus l, Fashion Show 2, Fashion Show Production 2, Student Council 3, Class Representative 3, Class Treasurer 4, Drill Team l, 2, 3, 4, Flower 2, 3, Popcorn Manager 3. TSUYOSHI OHARA Football A 3, Championship 4, B l, Championship 2, Basketball A 4, Statistician 3, B Championship 2, Statistician 3, C l, Track A 3' Roll l, 2, 3. Fire Squad 3, 4, Block C 4, Honor MARY SOMRA Noon Chorus 1, 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Band I, 2, 4, Band. Show l, 2, 3, 4, Band Show Production l, 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show 2, 4, Fashion Show Production l, 2, Student Council 3, Cheerleader 3, GAA 2, 3, 4, Drill Team l, 2, Maiorette 2, A, Pep Club 3. LEWIS PINTO TOM OKAMOTO Football A Statistician 2, 3, 4, Basketball Statistician A 2 3, B 2, 3, Basketball D l, 2, Championship 3, Honor Roll l 2 Q CYNTHIA SUEN Badminton Team 25 Team Captain 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 45 Dance Band 1, 25 Band Show 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Show Production 2, 35 Fashion Show 1, 2, 3, 45 Fashion Show Produc- tion 35 La Perita Editorial Staff 45 GAA 2, 3, 45 Drill Team 2, 35 CSF 1, 2, 35 Honor Roll 1, 2, 35 Flower Girl 2, 3, ROBERT PUTNAM Football f'A 3, Championship 4, B Championship 25 Basket- ball B Championship 25 Track B 25 School Play Production 35 La Perita Editorial Staff 45 Block C 4. ALVIN ROSE Basketball A Statistician 25 B 4, Statistician 2, C 3, D 1, 2, Captain 25 Track B 4, C 1, 2, 3, Championship 3, Captain 35 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Show 1, 2, 3, 45 Fire Squad 2, 3, 45 La Perita Business Staff 45 Student Council 15 Class President 15 Class Vice President 45 Block C 3, 45 Rally Committee 4. RlTA WEEKS Badminton 1, 2, 3, Double District Championship in Berkeley 35 Team Captain 1, 2, 35 Champion Girls' Team 1, 2, 35 Junior Red Cross 15 Noon Chorus 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dance Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Show 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Show Production 2, 45 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Knightmare Staff 35 Student Council 35 Cheerleader 35 GAA 2, 3, 45 Class Representative 45 Drill Team 2, 3, 45 Flower Girl 1, 35 Sports Queen Candidate 2. DON SCHNEIDER Football A 3, B 1, Championship 25 Basketball A 3, 4, B 1, Championship 25 Track A 4, Championship 1, Manager 3, B 25 Baseball B Championship 15 Band Show Production 2, 35 Fire Squad 3, 45 La Perita Business Staff 45 Block C 3, 45 Pep Club 1. PRESCILLA WILKINS Transfer student from Elk Grove, Drill Team 4. JAMES SCHNEIDER Football A 3, 4, B l, Championship 2, Basketball B 4, Championship 3, C I, Track B 3, Championship 2, Baseball B Championship l, Band Show Production 3, Block C 3, 4. DOLORES ZAYAS Badminton l, 2, 3, Team Captain l, 2, 3, Champion Girls' Team I, 2, Fashion Show l, 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show Production l, 2, 3, Class Secretary 3, Senior C 4, President 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, President 4, Class Representative 2, Drill Team l, 2, 3, 4, Flower Girl 3, Rally Committee 4. MANUAL VIERNES Football B Championship 2, Basketball A Manager 1, Statistician 2, B Championship 2, Manager 'l, Statistician 2, C 1, Track B 3, Championship 2, Student Council 2, Student Body Collector 2, Block C 3, 4. SAMUEL HAYES Football - A 3, B 1, championship 2, Basketball c 2 Track C Championship 2, B 4, Junior Red Cross 'l, Fire Squad 2, Block C 4, School Play Production 2. YOGI SCHUSTER Football A Championship 4, Track A 4, Baseball A 4 Fire Squad 4, Knightmare Staff 4, Tennis Team 4, Honor Roll 4 CSF 4. 53 . 1 ' 'zzriiii K f NX My 'fy f' 4 w J ow Fl' X X, ff , VA'A A,A. X-F, A I V' f 'izlv ,fm 1 , if I Q M ff' I: , iff .,,,. f J If .A,A Wai Q 1 U 'Ulf 'f'X.,.,,7,-f 3 I E 3 f in w xx A, Q X XXL 41 XX -.x 5 AL px T. b x A. gg. X ' , 5 5 s li Ng I Xa 5 ' -V ji A gk W' . fjff J fag I , NNN K. ,f' X W xx 1. N ,, 5 I ,f W - Ya' 3 ' N-. S.-M,4N -xx gli ! 'L , Q20 A I C-I f'N 1 . 0 - JUXQ I I 1 i w ,x dgjfgl cg, QQ Egg! 0 O, my QL C, Q 60' QEQQ ff LQ K5 Q53 I X C343 iid X3 ,,.. W X by 7 ' si-Mx f 9 K ' Aw 1 ff? A g Qi ,Q Z, 7 - I 1 'P M f .X Ax X ez , fl ,N Q, XX, MW Q Fi XX X K X X gi 7 if 2 O MX E ,,,,, L ,U mf C3 BE 'Q QQ f XTX KJ fn Q I K LQ 2 0 Y 1 NIB X 'I .zVW 7 , X' , '7 Rf X I f X W ...-A-1-bf k,.,...f N I 5 Ins tx ,ff xg. 5 7,4 QW' H Q Y ll fx X X WW jx 4 1 jf X m , ' , u p XM I 'Q BX UQ 1 k 5 ' 45 f if . ' f 22 ,EB 'WC fig? : . ,,'. ':'3k fm A q xf gi L 'B' Qs? L-Lcx. HKU' Qzf9!? 52333 ,W , fdfgg Mj SENIQR SNAPS V. . Qi' K SENIDR LEADERS SENIOR LEADERS-Left ro right: Mr. S. McVicker, Senior Advisor, L. Arlin, Representative: H. Salmon, Treasurer, S. Okamoto, Secretary, A. Rose, Vice President. Senior Advisors: Mrs. S. Creswell, Mr. S. Creswell, Mr. M. Wetzel. Not pictured: Carol Alberte, President. MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS Four very short years ago our class entered C.H.S. as a dazzled and confused group of Freshmen. How the time has flown! Lowly Frosh . . . the reception by the Sophomores . . . our successful Freshman Hop . . . President Alvin Rose . . . making the honor roll . . . sports . . . finding our place in Courtland High Sophisticated Sophomores . . . our reception for the new Freshmen . . . Presi- dent Charles Jensen . . . our hilarious assembly, Vaudeville Days . . . choosing class rings . . . C.S.F .... apple trees and a wishing well at Apple Blossom Time, our Sophomore dance. Successful Juniors . . . mighty upperclassmen . . . President Arnold Alspaw . . . our assembly, funny and frantic . . . the popcorn machine . . . Heaven on Earth, our Junior Prom . . . Mary and Rita, yell leaders . . . Student Body offices . . . Block C . . . prophecies for the Seniors . . . the Junior-Senior Banquet. Mighty Seniors . . . the best class, ever . . . Student Body President Carol Heringer . . . magazine sales . . . Senior pictures . . . our Senior Assembly . . . Senior problems . 3 . Champion Varsity Football team, Captain Arnold Alspaw . . . Senior Sports Queen candidates . . . Senior C . . . a trip to Sacramento Junior College . . . the flu . . . C.S.F. Sealbearers . . . President Carol Alberte . . . our wonderful Senior Ball . . . the Banquet, the Senior will .... fifty Seniors . . . Graduation. These are a few of the fond memories that will always be retained as we, the Class of '58, bid farewell to our faithful Green and Gold. First row, left to right. L. l-leringer, G. Hernly, L. Gentner, C. Sullivan, J. McDowell Second row: D. Cook, J. Peck, R. Dalton, J. Gronberg, E. Brandon, J. Emerson Third row: J. Moser, R. Smith, A. Hurnakich, H. Mizutani, M. Neilson. Fourth row R. Sugirnoto, H. Sun, R. Mendoza, C. Gregg, D. Kruse. Fifth rovv: L. Alspaw, R Wilson, P. Gregg, J. Barry, M. Jensen. XJ S THE JU IOR CLASS X 1' N-v K A Q as First row, left to right: P, Houston, B. Welch, A. Weeks, M. Vigil, D. Hoffman, N. Dugenia, B. Oto. Second row: N. Nakahara, J. Okada, S. Boyer, S. Owyang, J. Patterson, H. O'Keete. Third row: F. Horsley, R. Squalia, R. Moura, R. King, E. Selby. Fourth row: A. Rernbulant, L. Chavez, L. Pinto, J. Woods, G. Bates, H. Jonson. JU IOR LEADERS JUNIOR LEADERS-First row, left to right: Mr. F. Porter, Junior Advisor, E. Brandon, Representative, B. Oto, Secretary, Mrs. E. Putnam, Junior Advisor. Back row: A. Humakich, Treasurer, R. Mendoza, Vice President, J. Emerson, President, Mr. B. Swartz, Junior Advisor. NPCPCORN AND PEP The Class of '59 has done it again! We have united together under the able leadership of our class officers, and have contributed to the school in athletics, scholastic ability, and spirit. To help finance our yearly activities, we carried on the profitable pop- corn sales at the games throughout the year. Our Junior Prom in November, which was titled Almost Paradise, was carried out in a Hawaiian theme and was a great success with the student body. Our assembly came next, and despite much anxiety, it was agreed that we presented an entertaining show. To finish up our year, we gave the annual Junior-Senior Banquet which was enioyed by all who attended. Our class feels that as we come to the end of another year we have finally reached our goal for teamwork and pep! First row, left To right: D. Andreuccetti, S. Craner, K. Graham, J. Mitchell, T Okamofo, S. Burch, R. Pylman. Second rovv: T. Mayes, F. Ellington, D. Lovejoy J. Hoffman, D. de Ia Torre, L. Mar. Third row: E. Andreuccetfi, M. Collins, J. Craner W. Toyama, S. Luian, J. Lee. Fourth row: R. Neilson, G. Chaix, J. Salisbury, P McCarthy, B. Peretti. THE SGPHQMORE CLASS First row, left to right: J. Manus, P. Luian, C. Cole, B. Arlin, M. Rolo. Second row: S. Horsley, L. Houston, M. Mabalot, B. Cruz, D. Cruz, J. Perez. Third row: G. Frazer, J. Molina, J. Bermudez, L. Luian, E. Medina. Fourth row: N. Gregg, E. Salmon, R. Lucero, J. Espinoza, R. Robertson. SOPHCDMORE SNAPS SOPHDMORE LEADERS SOPHOMORE LEADERS-First row, left to right: E. Andreuccetti, Vice President, M. Roio, Secretary, P. McCarthy, President. Back row: Sophomore Advisors: Mr. A. Parker, Miss C. Watson. Not pictured: L. Burchell, Representative, Jane Schilling, Treasurer. HERE, THERE, EVERYWHERE Our Sophomore Class got off to a good start this year under the leadership of a fine group of officers and advisors. After much discussion, we decided on our class rings which were approved by everyone. Our class feels that after much hard work, our annual dance was a wonderful success. We put a great deal of time and effort into our Sophomore assembly, but our hard work was rewarded by the enthusiastic reception of the audience. Our class has progressed steadily since entering High School, and we are anxiously waiting to learn what the next two years hold in store for us. 3' 2 First row, left to right: S. Fitzpartick, R. Bulayog, E. Fujii, T. Okado, N. Nunez Second row: J. Long, M. Graham, D. Graf, J. Lunderville, A. Bernac:ett.Thircl rovv E. McDowell, A. Romanini, E. Cook, G. Cole, S. Bryan. Fourth row: R. Mello, J Kuhagen, J. Hirnebauch, R. Chavez, A. Rernbulant. Fifth rovv: S. Sutherland, J Heringer, J. Farmer, G. Hallford, D. Waterworth, Sixth rovv: T. Carli, B. Callaway R. Ostman, D. Akune, J. Molino. THE FRESHMEN CLASS First row, left to right: G. Nakahara, R. Rojo, E. Mendoza, D. Sunde, L, Miller M. Luian, B. Bates, L. Lulan, B. Cruz. Second row: E. Leong, R. Mabalot, T. Myers I. Chacon, D. Robertson, V. Schmidt. Third row: N. Guibao, E. Robertson, G. Kelly R. King. Fourth row: T. Weeks, C. Boyd, L. Chan, B. Cole, D. de la Torre, S. Kane gawa. Fifth row. S. Nakaoka, R. Jaurequi, J. Maestas, J. Ohra, P. Parsons, J. Cruz FRESHMAN SNAPS ' 2 i -' -. e-1.2 f iuii H -5 ZISRE , if ' 5 S55 -2 -zggfg . . ' f-if Q ' -2 :': K ' . i , N f Q Q, V -- , g p - ,fl 1,2 Stiff 5 i if ' i ,W ,A 1. fif. ,.-.1 m my '.' ,. . 1 E W N 1 52 I 9 -ig A 3 ik K H . W if 15 k in. . 3 Y f .'-5 K Q 1 X ' l j 'F g K 'Q ' 1 ff V qgi 3 T -f Q.. X q Q E1 FRESHMA LEADERS FRESHMAN LEADERS4Fron1 row, left to right: M. Graham, Treasurer, E. Mendoza, Secretary, D, Akune, President, S. Bryan, Vice President, Linda Dianada, Representative Knot picture-dj. Back row: Freshman Advisors: Mr. P. Desalernos, Mr. P, Mohr, Mr, O. Bivens. READY . . . SET . . . GO! When our nevv Freshman class entered Courtland High last tall, all seventy-tive of us were determined to make our first year at High School a success. We quickly organized our yearly activities and elected our officers, all capable leaders. First on the Frosh agenda was a reception given in our honor by the Student Council. Then came our annual dance, the Freshman Hop. lt was the first dance of the year, held in November, and was a big event. Next we entertained the Student Body with our assembly in which we displayed our many talents. We feel that our Freshman class has a good start up the ladder to success. in athletics, scholastics, and as a united class. in gf Y J in , A C T I V I T I E S THE LA PERITA STAFF DARRELL FERREIRA .IANICE DALTON La Perita Business Manager La Pefifa Editor The La Perita Staff is responsible for compiling the material to be used in making up our yearbooks and for handling the numerous financial matters tied up with getting the La Perita out to you. On this staff rests the responsibilities of contracting advertisers, drawing layouts, obtaining pictures, writing copy, and meeting each deadline. Much ciedit should be given to those whose time, work, and cooperation have made the La Perita a record of your favorite memories this past year at Courtland High. MR. LEON ROVETTA La Perita Advisor JIM MOSER and EDE CARMANY JIM GREEN and RALPH SUGIMOTO Assistant Business Manager and Editor La Perita Photographers COMBINED STAFF-First row, left to right: R. Sugimoto, L. Heringer, J. Salisbury, S. Hoffman, C. Suen, S. Okamoto, D. Zayas, D. Schneider, J. Himebauch, C. Sullivan, R. Barnes, R. Dalton, E. Carmany, J. Tanaka. Back row: L. Gentner, A. Rose, T. Ohara, J. Green, J. Dalton, D. Ferreira, J. Moser. 1 52333252-' SUMIKO OKAMOTO, ROBERTA DALTON, and LYNNE HERINGER Art Editor, Layout Editor, Sirlin Representative 'Ra if LYNN GENTNER and SHARON HOFFMAN Copy Editor and Typist THE K IGHTMARE STAFF Our school paper is both a tradition and a popular feature of Courtland High. This year the Knightrnare Staff worked under particularly difficult conditions because there was no iournalism class. Most of the work was done by these students on their own time. Despite handicaps the Knightmare Staff was successful in turning out a first-rate newspaper and distributing it to the Student Body on schedule. JAN MILLER, Assistant Editor ROBERTA DALTON, Editor MRS. ESTHER PUTNAM, Advisor 'S E2 J' Nx- Left to right: A. Romanini, J, Lyon, J. Pylman, Left to right: J. Heringer, D. Andreuccetti, Left to right: J. Molina, J. Gronberg, S. Batten, S. Sutherland, R, Barnes. G. Hemly, J. Molino, J. McDowell, L. C. Steinhofer, L. Smith. Heringer. Left to right: J. Himebauch, J. Peck, C. Sullivan, R. Vigil, D. Zayas, Left to right: J. Dalton, J. Miller, E. Carmany, R. Putnam, L. Gentner, J. Green, H. Salmon, S. Batten, S, Pylman. J. Emerson, L. Burchell, M. Rojo. FALL SEMESTER OFFICERS: J. Dalton, President, J. Moser, Treasurer, C. Heringer, Vice President, S, Okamoto, Secre- tary Cnot picturedl. - students is to become a member of the C.S.F. The top award for Courtland honor California Scholarship Federation. ln ad- dition to having scholastic ability, these students combine work with play by pre- senting their yearly after-game dance and by taking two fun-filled field trips, one to Sacramento in the fall semester and the other to San Francisco in the spring. SEALBEARERS: C. Heringer, J, Dalton, E. Carmany, S. Hoffman, S. Okamoto Knot picturedj. i SPRING SEMESTER OFFI- CERS: L. Heringer, Secretary, E, Carmany, President, Y. Schuster, Vice President, D. Cook, Treasurer. tt!!! at xx l R First row, left to right: G. Hemly, S. Hoffman, B. Kimura, L. Heringer, L. Gentner, T. Okamoto, Mr. F. Porter, Advisor. Second row: J. McDowell, F Goto, R. Ogowa, D, Andre-uccetti, D. Cook, D. Hoffman, C, Heringer. Third row: J. Mitchell, J. Dalton, J. Salisbury, J. Moser, Y. Schuster, G Chaix, R. Sugimoto, E. Carmany. THE BA D MR. PAUL MOHR Band Director BAND MEMBERS-First row, lefr fo right: D. Hoffman, B. Schmidt, G. Farmer, V. Schmidi, S. Hoffman G. Hemly. Second row: R. Maeda, N. Guibao, M. Jensen, E. Carmany, S. Morgan, J. Dalfon, G. Hallford E. Mendoza, R. Weeks, D. Waterworth, D. Akune. Third row: S. Bryan, M. Somra, Mr. P. Mohr, Director A. Rose, G. Cole, L. Chavez, B. Arlin, F. Ellington, E. Andreuccetfi, D. Chan, R. Barnes, H. Espinoza, D Kruse. THE DANCE BA D eks, D. Kruse, E. DANCE BAND-First row, left to right: R. We Carmany Second row: A. Rose, M. Jensen, S. Bryan. X- tive and spirited organiza- The Courtland High School Band is one of the most ac tions in our school. Its participation in the many events throughout the school year added to the,spirit of the occasions. This year the Pep Band was heard at nearly all of the home football and basketball games, and at the half-times during the football season the Band entertained the rooters with some fine shows. Besides playing for assemblies, rallies, and other school events, the Band presented its own show, a gala combination of songs, music, and skits. The Band also partici- pated in such outside activities as the Golden Empire Music Festival. Although the Band is small, it did a commendable iob in creating school spirit at C.H.S. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA F.F.A. MEMBERSfFirst row, left to right: E. McDowell, E. Salmon, S. Horsly, R. Nielsen, A. Alexander, S. Luian. Second row: G. Bates, J. Mello, R. Mello, R. Brost, L. Chan, G. Hallford. Third row: L. Pinto, M. Nielsen, A. Alspaw, A. Humackich, F, Horsly, B. Callaway. Fourth row: E. Robertson, W. Chan, F. Kuhagen, P. Gregg, L. Alspaw, J. Peck, R. Pieretti, R. Robertson. The F.F.A. is an organization directed toward furthering vocational agriculture in the community. The primary aim of the Future Farmers of America is the development of agricultural leadership, cooperation, and citizenship. This year, with increased membership, the organization successfully completed many worthwhile projects and activities. WALLACE CHAN State Farmer F.F.A. OFFICERS-Left to right: Mr. Ed McCarthy, Advisor, R. Brost, Treasurer, F. Kuhagen Historian, P. Gregg, Sentinel, A. Alspaw, President, W. Chan, Secretary, A. Humackich MR' E. MCCARTHY Vice President. F.F.A. Advisor FIRE SQUAD First row left to right E Andreuccetti R Ogowa J King J Salisbury, A. Rose, F. Horsley, R. Wilson, G Hallford G Cole D Akune J Long Back row Y Schuster C. Jensen, R. Mendoza, A. Humakich, D Ferreira J Barry P Gregg R Brost R Ostman S Brian B Callaway, T. Carli, Mr. S. Creswell. Pictured here is the Courtland High Fire Squad, their purpose is to be responsible for our safety in event of fire and disaster. Each of the members has his post to man during fire drills. They are trained to keep calm and to know what to do in case of a real fire, and because we appreciate their careful efforts, this page is devoted to the squad. Left to right: A. Humakich, Assistant Fire Chief, Mr. S. Creswell, Advisor, D. Ferreira, Fire Chief. SPORTS QUEEN CAROL HERINGER, Sports Queen The Sports Queen Contest is an anxiously awaited annual event at C.H.S. ln the past, one candidate has been chosen from each class. This year, changing the tradition, the Student Body voted for one of three candidates selected from the Senior Class. Carol Heringer, Sports Queen of 1957, was crowned by the captain of our champion Football Team at a dance given for that purpose. JANICE DALTON '- 'url-A vw. OFFICER Presiden BLCDCK Mello J Emerson, B, Arlin, Clockwise: J. King, A. Alspaw, F. Horsley, R. Wilson, W. Toyama, R. King, J. , . P. Hayes, A. Rose, J. Roio, A. Rembulat, J. Tanaka, M. Viernes, H. Nakahara, R. Ogowa, S. Hayes, R. Cole, J. Schneider, J. Green, J. Peck, R. Smith, L. Kelly, R. Putnam, T. Ohara, D. Schneider, J. Barry, F. Kuhagen, P. Gregg, R. Mendoza, P. McCarthy, D. Ferreira, A. Humackich, Mr. Desalernos, Advisor. To gain membership to the Block C Lettermen's Society requires many hours of hard practice at sports and participation in service proiects. This year the organization was very active in encouraging school spirit. Some of the activities and proiects of the Block C included the annual sports banquet, an after-game e with the faculty. kich Secretary-Treasurer, S: A Humac , tg Mr. Pete Desalernos, Advisor. A. Alspaw, dance, and the volleyball gam o GIRL . ATHLETIC ASSOUAT' ,. in , A Y ' W .5 1 ,-. . A og. 5 t es , L , ,ff , L. W 4..- , Y to me . it A - g 3 L 6 ., . J QM W A f Y .. . if gg -Q92 ' .Q ' X , .Y W - A . .sr , . has 5 i ik yy . X 1 t f .Le ' . , Q. fi: sl F' L 5 .L L' L il H . S B . m it , , 3 . , J j 22 . l i . V . i. 5 me . ' - .. ., . fx Q w at . GAA. MEMBERSsFirsf row, left to right: L. Arlin, D. Zayas, H. Salmon, J. Dalton, M. Vigil, P, Houston, B. Arlin. Second row: E. Cruz, M. Somra, B. Welch, R. Goto, S. Boyer, D. Hoffman, M, Mabalgf, J, Perez, Third row.- C. Suen, S. Okamoto, S. Hoffman, P. Luian, J. Hoffman, C. Cole, S. Burch, J. Mitchell. Fourth row.- R. Weeks, E. Luian, B. Chan, L. Noble, R. Dalton, E. Carmany, C. Heringer, J. Miller, G. Hemly, K. Graham. Fifth row: J. Okada, N. Dugenia, J. McDowell, L. Heringer, L. Gentner, C. Sulliv J. Gronberg. Sixth row: B. Ofo, N. Nakahara, S. Craner, T. Ok D. de la Torre, M. Roio. Week Was , and Gold I nd The S6?:I'irertaininQ assemb y a ' hlighte Y I hlliuccesswl dance .hr R Dalton Coffe' If f fl : - -I R8 I ef 0 9 l . J- Miller, OFFICERS-FHS' 'OW' ZaYas, Pf95'd.e 'l' t VV sponding Secfefaryf D' ' sen 0 ' e Junior Repre oto nger, . , 5- Okam cording Secrexxryics L.Sel:?C:! Representaflveu . R 6 1 1 . C Ulf e Re resentafwef B' r Back FOW' ' . P -denf LHO 5 phomofe . pres' Treasurer, M. ROlO,1atTve: E. Boyd, Vice Freshman Represen picruredl- f an, J. Peck amoto, D. Andreu ' ccetti, D. Lovejoy, it N .Q,A, 11 1 l as i i l ,..,Mfv -E 9 ax pw. V 1 . rj cc ff SENIOR l .si i r Q Q 1 if f . is ,W ,, To gain membership to the Senior C these girls have earned the required twenty- tour points by participating throughout their four high school years in all GAA. sports and activities. This year the Senior C was very active and highlighted their yearly activi- ties with an after-game dance and the annual bowling trip to Sacramento. r SENIOR C OFFICERS: E. Carmany, Secretary Treasurer, D. Zayas, President, C. Heringer, Vice Pres: dent. SENIOR C MEMBERS-Lower left corner clockwise: M. Somra, E. Carmany, C Al berte, H. Salman, E. Cruz, F. Go Weeks, L. Noble, S. Hoffman, D. Zayas C Heringer. The Drill Team forms a big Hi. H, back to front: B. Cruz, A. Romanini, A. Bernacett, D. de la Torre, J. Molino, M. Graham, P. Luian, M. Luian, B. Arlin, L. Luian, S. Kanegawa, M. Roio. Bar: E. Cruz, H. Salmon, L. Arlin, D. Zayas, S. Boyer, D. Loveioy, D. Andreucetti, S. Sutherland, S. Craner, M. Mabalot, R. Bulaybg, D. Robertson, E. Fuiii, T. Okamoto, D. Graham, J. Heringer. l : D. Sunde, L. Miller, C. Cole, J. Perez, S. Burch, M. Vigil, J. Mitchell, B. Bates, J. Hoffman, T. Okada, D. Graf, R. King. DRILL TEAM One . . . two . . .The smart-stepping C.H.S. Drill Team comes marching down the football field displaying to the Courtland fans the hard work and training that make up the entertaining halt-time shows put on by these girls. SQNG LEADERS Geneva Hemly, Roberta Dalton, Janice Peck, Judy McDowell Qui l YELL LEADERS Lynn Gentner Carol Sullivan Judy Himebauch Ede Carmany, Head Maiorerreg Leanna Noble and Mary Somra, Assistant Head Maioretiesg Jean Pylman, Jane Schilling Sally Alderson, Lmda Burchelu. wifi ik .NM That play is in back of all my troubles! That was a valuable vase. I warned her, too. I warned her especially! PRODUCTION STAFF-First row: M. Somra., G. Ingram, C. Van Loben Sels, B. Kimura, J. Mitchell. Second row: J. Schilling, J. Salisbury, D. Cook, J. Schneider, L. Dart, N. Nielsen. Third row: E. Andrueccetti, R. Coates, J. Tanaka, G. Chaix, D. Schneider, J. Moser, D. Lovejoy, D. Andrueccelti. Fourth row: R. Maeda, L. Burchell, R, Weeks, C. Sullivan, P. Wilkins. OUR MISS BROO KS March 27th and 28th 8:15 P.M. presented by the COURTLAND PLAYERS CAST Miss Brooks , . EDE CARMANY Miss Finch ,. .. CAROL HERINGER Hugo Longacre RENNY BARNES Mr. Wadsworth JIM GREEN Miss Audubon . JANICE DALTON Elsie MARY DYE Elaine . , JANET LYON Jane . SALLY ALDERSON Sylvia LYNNE HERINGER Doris GENEVA HEMLY Marge ., LYNN GENTNER Faith JUDY HIMEBAUCH Rhonda LEANNA NOBLE Ted ROBERT SMITH Stanley JIM EMERSON Martin , , , .. JOHNNY CRANER Mrs, Allen ROBERTA DALTON lst Basketball Player . ,YOGI SCHUSTER 2nd Basketball Player .... . FRANK ELLINGTON 3rd Basketball Player , . . , ROBERT PUTNAM MR. C. F. PORTER, Director 11 Were they supposed to be acting, or what? MR. C. F. PORTER Director ,S S S P 0 R T S CHAMPIONSHIP AR ITY FOOTBALL ARNOLD ALSPAW HENRY ESPINOSA JIM GREEN CHARLES JENSEN Senior Quarterback Senior End Senior Tackle Senior Cenfer LAMON KELLY JOHN KING FRED KUHAGEN RONALD OGOWA Senior Guard Senior End Senior Center Senior Halfback TOSHI OHARA BOB PUTNAM YOGI SCHUSTER JEFF BARRY Senior End Senior Center Senior Tackle Tackie ALEX HUMACKICH RICHARD MENDOZA BOB SMITH JODY WOODS Fuliback Tackle Guard Guard GENE ANDREUCCETTI JESS BERMUDEZ ROGER LUCERO LARRY LUJAN Guard Guard End Back PAT MCCARTHY GEORGE STRIBLING JUN TANAKA Back Back Back No? pictured: JIM EMERSON, Back: RON WILSON, Guard, JIM SCHNEIDER, Back: JIM PECK, Tacklef PAUL GREGG, Backp FRANK HORSLY, Guard. FIRST SQUAD--Left fo right: Linemen, T. Ohara, End, J. Barry, Tackle: B. Smith, Guard, F. Kuhagen, Center, J. Green, Guard, J. Bermudez, Tacklei J. King, Endp Backfield, P. McCarthy, Halfbackg A. Humackich, Fullbackg A. Alspaw, Quarterback: R. Ogowa, Halfback. THE VICTCRIQLIS CHARGERS Coach Pete Desalernos and Arnold Alspaw, captain of the Varsity Football team, examine the trophy which symbolizes Courtland's Superior California Athletic League championship. Pictured above is the Shield,' a symbol of Courtland's repeat ed victory over Clarksburg. Touchdown! Victory! Championship! These three words symbolize our great Varsity Football team this past year. The Varsity Chargers were acclaimed the champions of the new Superior California Athletic League after a perfect undefeated season. One of the highlights ot the season was our smashing victory over our ace rival, Clarksburg, by virtue of which Courtland retained the treasured Shield, emblematic of the traditional rivalry between the two schools. The Chargers' many victories were excellent examples of the tine spirit and ability of the team, and the capable instruction and guidance of our coach, Pete Desalernos. We are proud of them. They are our boys-our Champions! Courtland 'Courtland 'Courtland 5'Courtland Courtland 'Courtland uk Courtland . Benicia C ...AA Esparto 37 Davis . L39 Folsom M34 Lincoln ,. . ,, C , 38 Clarksburg 21 Winters 'League games P ' fl , :lr4lk -r-rg V MMHW N53 1 x , . W iw Q Q w ER 1 Q 'S 4? JU ICR AR ITY FCQTBALL FIRST SQUAD-Left ro right: Linemen: R. Neilson, End, F. Ellington, Tackle, J. Espinosa, Guard, J. Salis bury, Center, G. Frazer, Guard, B. Pieretti, Tackle, R. Ostman, End. Backfield: G. Sakai, Halfback J. Molina, Fullback, S. Bryan, Quarlerbackg S. Tanaka, Halfback. First row, left ro right: A. Rembular, Manager, W. Toyanna, S. Luian, R. Maeda, R. Cole, S. Tanaka, G. Sakai, J. Long, G. Nakahara, T. Weeks, N, Guibao. Second row: D. Akune, Manager, G. Hallford, D. Aoyama, J. Molina, D. Leong, J. Espinoza, R. Mello, J. Ohara, S. Bryan, S. Nakaoka, L. Chan, G. Cole, Manager. Third row: G. Chaix, G. Fr F. Ell' h Neilson, B. Callaway, E. Salmon. azer, lnglon, D. C an, R. Osiman, J. Salisbury, B. Piereifi, R. f 9 ... 12' Wd? L, s YQ W K Q, X9 wh A W1- M ,am . Q f 1. L11 t -'gd Q 5' 5 iii f I .Ql .-0 W A V ,V . K X . K kgs: af . f ASKETBALL 'Q First row, left to right: L. Chavez, B. Calloway, A. Humackrich, A. Alspaw, R. Ogowa, M. Viernes, B. Arlin, Manager. Back row: J. King, T. Ohara, F. Kuhagen, J. Barry, D. Schneider, R. Mendoza, L. Kelly. FIRST FLVE-Lett to right: R. Ogovva, A. Alspaw, D. Schneider, T. Ohara, L. Kelly. ,,,,,g.,....4......m..,, ,,. W -V ATX yan g. xx . Vi ' V .,i1 COACH PETE DESALERNOS Our Charger Varsity Basketball team was really on the ball this season! Led by its several team captains, the team played hard to win its many victories. This Charger team was one of exceptionally fine spirit and sportsmanship, and we are very proud to claim them as our A team. '4 ii 5 ii 'il 1 Ia' Q ii A ,., 4 ,JV I 2 1 , if s. f Q, -.4 N . i Rm .fi-'f bk E. .11 ,. 'P S K ,mb iw 1-. at -I Q - : fa S 331 .19 QQ Yi BASKETBALL MMQQ T rssr v - W. ig1.igi...-i.Qg. ...'g Jig , J. 'R .,f'M Wg.i gg .ff : A Z . , 5' A r ,,:::E, T ' 1,, E-. COACH O. BIVENS Another fine Charger B Basketball season is charted on the records. This Team Truly earned its title of Chargers as it charged to victory over the opposing teams. The B's were a fast-playing, high-spirited team who provided our school with many a thrill- ing game. Although the B Chargers did not tollovv in our B team tradition and win the league championship, they are still champs with the Courtland fans! FIRST STRING-Left to right: R. Cole, J. Tanaka, J. Emerson, P. McCarthy, D. Cook A. Rose. First row, left to right: G. Cole, J. Mello, L. Luian, A. Rose, A. Rembulat, D. Akune, B. Arlin, Manager, Back row: D. Cook, P. McCarthy, J. Salisbury, R. Ostman, J. Emerson, J. Tanaka, R. Cole. if 1, 1 I 'fm r. u ...,,-I '-- fig: 2 K. uf' ,Ns Z? vm MVN YN.. 5 MQW TRACK ME BROAD-JUMPERS: A. Rose, D. Schneider, L. Luian, R. Sugimoto, F. Ellington, M. Viernes, T. Carli, B. Cole, A. Rembulai. S170 o RFU ' 'qkune IFPS. , ' B a 7e Umac s, ki -51 Haygj OS, . D761-, 0,5 Ve? , RELAY TEAM: J. Emerson, J. Tanaka, A. Rose, P. McCarthy. . ., xg: ' 4 ... 'mi : Q., flaw' SKI HURDLERS: J. Tanaka, R. Roio, E. Mendoza, W. Toyama, R. Maeda, RUNNERS-Kneeling: P. Mc- Carthy, J. Emerson, D. Cook, R, King, G. Hallford. Standing: J. Long, L. Chan, G. Chaix, C. Van Loben Sels, L. Mar, J. Mello, J. Woods, H. Nakahara, R. Men- doza. POLE-VAULTERS: F. Horsley, A Remulaf. BASEB LL HAH TE . AM Jwllson, Rl BrMEfVlBERSNKn V . peck Aosr, A' eelm 1 J. Km Alspaw 9, feff 7 9, P 1 L, 0 ' ' Gfesg, C, Jeliilly- Sfangijg: flflendoz en, R. f f- D af P . 'M I 4. H 4 4-w gm! 4 Q. 1, 45,5 - V, Q 1 - - Q .'iTTiiiIiiiin', ' W ff ' ' vn Q 5 X A N' x Putnam, R eselemos ' McCa,fhy .Smnhh f Coaqhl A LIUB. Arlin M . ma I , ana ww Q. , cinch, J B Qer, U . erfhudezl s ,gf .Q TM, B TEAM MEMBERS-Kneeling, left ro righr: R. Chavez, G. Cole, E. McDowell, A. Remulat, B. Cole, R. Rolo, E. Mendoza, L. Chan, G. Nalcahara, T. Weeks. Standing: J. Himebauch, G. Hallford, R. King, J. Mello, A. Rembulat, F, Horsley, J. Emerson, M, Jensen, R. Osfrnan, J. Sullivan, D. Akune, T. Carli, Mr. Bivens, Coach, Knot picfuredl. RACQUET SQUAD Playing on the Courtland tennis team th is year was made even more enioyable by the addition of new tennis courts To the school campus. left to right J Pylman, D. Andreuccetti, S. Craner, J. Himebauch, M. Somera Back row J Dalton J Moser R Dalton, E. Carmany, Y. Schuster, C. Sullivan, R. Sugimoto, J. Schillnn E Cruz l '5 09,077 ii' ' , 5 ' 1 U r'Q K f C - 0 r 0 ' At ff l X', GIRLS' SPORTS -- The girls' physical education classes, instructed by Miss Carol Watson, were very active this year. Lively competition was demonstrated in games between the different classes. J 1 0 . fv 'Y ff r ll VOLLEYBALL BADMINTON SOCCER ARCH ERY SOFTBALL 90 049 NJ 44 , ,.,f ZX me ,, if ,mm g ' 4 4, 4 +1 ..,x, W ,yr ,V ww 'M' 1 xx Q.,-Q . .X 4 K m y X... Q 1. V: ,Qu Wwfmsfh . V fx Qx 1 NZ. xl'-Wm , .A 1' mktxl. A f X , 5 ., X ag N 'H JNXW' , , Xu N NW 535 as xm my x f, in 4-vii im 2? wygxk, W A at Y ' Mfsxf x 1 LA W ' w l lm N wa.. SPEZIA'S Dusting and Spraying Phone 6-2435 WALNUT GROVE, CALIFCRNIA CONGRATULATIONS to CLASS OF I958 NIS? QQ Vg Q' Sow AMERICAN CRYSTAL SUGAR COMPANY CLARKSBURG. CALIFORNIA Congra+uIa+ions +o I'he Class of '58 DARSIE, HUTCHINSON, PETTIGREW WALNUT e-Rove sox 526 CALIFORNIA AL, THE WOP Beers, Wines, Liquor STEAKS GUR SPECIALTY RALPH SANTOS, Bariender AL THE WOP, Chief Cook Locke California Super Service af MILLER 81 JACKSON General Merchandise Phone 5-2 I 2I COURTLAND, CALIFORNIA COURTLAND PHARMACY KARL W. WESTERBERG Pharmacisl' PHONE 5-268 I COURTLAND HERZOG GARAGE WESTINGHOUSE HOFFMAN Appliances and Television Radio and Television INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCKS BRIGGS 81 STRATTON AND WISCONSIN ENGINES ParI's and Service Phone 5-233I and 53776 FRANK HERZOG COURTLAND CENTRAL A I -TV LA R D O B ENJOY THE BEST ' in RADIO ENTERTAINMENT P. O. Box 383 Walnui' Grove HALL'S DEE'5 GROCERIES BARBER SHOP S. HALL, Prop. The Home of Good Haircufs COURTLAND, CALIFORNIA WALNUT GROVE, CALIFORNIA GROVE UNION SERVICE Vidar OW' Prop' SI1eII Service WASHING-POLISHING-TIRES TIRES-BATTERIES BATTERIES SHELLUBRICATION Phone 6-3466 WaInu'I Grove WALNUT GROVE CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA Compimenfs of W. H. BARRY Bean Sprayers GENERAL CHEMICAL INSECTICIDES HAYASHI COMPANY Fish SpeciaIisI Phone 6-208I WALNUT GROVE F U RTADOS Chevron Service WALNUT GROVE CALIFORNIA GRAYIS IDEAL CLEANERS QUALITY GAS SERVICE Personalized Service Propane Appl. Weed Confrol P. O. Box 807 P. O. Box 545 Phone 6-267' Tel: 6-4l2I WALNUT GROVE WALNUT GROVE, CALIFORNIA MATS STAR CAFE SHOE SERVICE Foun+ain Service Exper+ on 'rhe Job and Lunch Shoe Polish WaInu'I' Grove WALNUT GROVE CALIFORNIA RIVERVIEW MARKET MeaI's and Groceries COURTLAND BEAUTY SHOP A CompIe'l'e Line of Beau+y Work Fish DOROTHY FARIA, Prop. Phone 6-3436 Tin+in9 and Dyeing WALNUT O-Rove, CALIFORNIA Phone 5-26'6 P. O. Box 83 USED CARS by MO ENOS Cars Sold on Consignmeni' PHONE 6-2292 WALNUT GROVE WALNUT GROVE MARKET Mea+s and Groceries ODA BROTHERS, Prop. PHONE 6-2I I6 Box 496 Compliments of BEN'S DRUG STORE MR. AND MRS. SHIGEO KATO WALNUT enove Phone mob: Congra+ula+ions +o +l1e Class of '58 THE BIG STORE WALNUT GROVE NOAH ADAMS LUMBER COMPANY Building Materials RIO VISTA ISLETON CLARKSBURG WALNUT GROVE FAIRFIELD af ,O ew W ffwf QQ 5 COURTLAND Q 'W CLUB 8. CAFE X ' B. F. MICHELSON. Manager KAMMEYER'S GARAGE Paris and Service WALNUT GROVE CALIFORNIA ,WIYFWWR J. X BARRY FARM SUPPLY WaInu V P.O. 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EDDY Mofors and Supplies COURTLAND, CALIFORNIA SHELDON GAS COMPANY Dis'I'ribu+ors PROPANE BUTANE APPLIANCES WaInu+ Grove California A. V. HOBBEN Dis+ribu+ors GENERAL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS P.O. BOX Il55 RIO Vida Infernafional HarvesI'er Farmalls Crawlers Farm Equipmeni' GORDON-HANSEN COMPANY, LTD. Phone 4-405I RIO VISTA. CALIFORNIA InI'ernaI'ionaI Dealers in Complimenfs of JESSEN'S CLUB RIO VISTA CALIF. JOSEPH A. LORENTZ REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 22I Monfezuma SI. 'Ihe DeII'a for Over 40 Years phone 4.4896 RIO VISTA. CALIFORNIA BANK OF RIO VISTA Since I 904 Saving-Commercial-Savings ABEL CHEVROLET CO. JOHN F- ABEL 230 Main S+. Res- Phone Phone 4-1234 4'0I23 Rio Visfa E. F. CORBIN SHELL OIL Dis'I'riI:u'I'or Phone 5-244I COURTLAND, CALIF. OIL WELL MATERIALS AND HARDWARE CO Highway I2 Phone 4-050I P. O. Box 595 RIO VISTA WALNUT GROVE BLACKSMITH SHOP General BIacIcsmiI'hing COMMINGS. Prop. DIX'S BARBER SHOP WALNUT GROVE CALIFORNIA DOLK TRACTOR CO. Oliver Wheel Crawler Trac'I'ors Sales and Service Towner and MM Tools 24 N. Froni SI. Rio Visfa PHONE 4-433I RALPH E. SMITH Aufomofive Service Specialize in Tune Up RIO VISTA BUILDING MATERIALS Ready Mixed Concreie Phone 6-3046 P.o. sox 145 Phone 4-64 RYDE Rio vlsTA RIO VISTA GIUSTI'S BOATING CABINET SHOP 25 FRONT STREET Phone 4-554I RIO VISTA, CALIFORNIA and EXCELLENT FOOD Phone 6-377I WALNUT GROVE, CALIF. FULL TRUCK SERVICE We Carry Complefe Siock of Passenger-Truck-Tracior-Tires Recapping and Wheel Balancing S 81 W TIRE SERVICE Walnui' Grove 6-373I THORNTON ROAD Rio VIsI'a 4-62Il Highway I2 Complimenis of GARDINER IMPROVEMENT CO. ISLETON WALNUT GROVE BANK OF ALEX BROWN WALNUT GROVE CALIFORNIA Compliments of BLACKWELDER mo vlsTA CALIF. DAVID J. ELLIOT 81 SON S+iIIwaI'er Orchards Growers, Packers, Shippers BARTLETT PEARS DAILY and HAVE ONE BRANDS CourIIancI 5-3 I 7 I California SWICKER'S STEAMBOAT LANDING SI'eamboaI' Burgers Can'+ Be Bea'I ' CourI'Iand 5-30II CALIFORNIA COURTLAND SHELL SERVICE sHEu. Pnonucrs ana senvuces BERT THOMPSON. Prop. LAWRENCE'S DEPARTMENT STORE Feafuring P SPORTSWEAR AND SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY When af Lake Tahoe 5I2I Freepori' Blvd. Visif Our Sfore Gladsfone 5-I93l BIJOU Sacramenro, California Open Eves. 'Til 9 Sundays I0 fo 2 HOIG'S MARINE leads Ihe field wiih such greai' names as Alumna-Crafi' Glasspar, Hollywood, and ofhers. Your EVINRUDE Dealer in Sacramenio A Compleie Sfoclc of Marine Supplies HOIG'S MARINE a sPoRTs EQUIPMENT 2323 I0+h Sireei' GI 2-2227 SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA FRUIT EXCHANGE Sacramenfo River Agency ELMWOOD BRAND PEARS Walnui' Grove 6-347 I California RHEA TRACTOR 81 ENGINE CO. Allis-Chalmers-Traciors and Farm Machinery GENERAL MOTORS-DIESELS GOODYEAR TIRES Gladsrone 7-6536 7200 Freepori' Blvd. SACRAMENTO. CALIFORNIA BARN EY'S CLOTHING STORE Fine Clofhing for Men We Ren+ Tuxedos I'r's been a pleasure Io serve CourI'Iand High School for many years wi+h ifs musical needs. YE MUSIC SHOPPE California School 8I0 JAY SACRAMENTO , , Music Service GI 2-4068 IOI8 JAY SACRAMENTO Renfals Sales Service SACRAMENTO ISLAND EQUIPMENT CO. OFFICE EQUIP. CO. Con+racI'or's Machinery Di-H-9 Farm Machinery 6450 FREEPORT BLVD. SACRAMENTO Ga 8-88 I 8 Machines and Supplies I208 JAY SACRAMENTO GI 2-9029 CongraI'uIaI'ions +o +he Class of '58 VISALIA STOCK SADDLE CO. 4643 Freepori' Blvd. SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA DELTA TELEPHONE 81 TELEGRAPH ffm X yea ,J 4-Gif' I if I NT ,E 1x I I WA K M 'N1 LA '- W ' 4 N! H A ' , ' 'W' X . E-- --,4 A,. nf ' X I X 'fx 4E ,,f H V 1,2 X - ie 'Jimmmn Delfa Fender and Body Works We Specialize in Wreclced Aufomobiles BUTSCHY BROTHERS Telephone 6-2762 WALNUT GROVE, CALIFORNIA HOY KEE Foun+ain Service and Groceries P. O. Box 25 LOCKE, CALIFORNIA SACRAMENTO I VALLEY TRACTOR U CO. Disfribuiors of Farm and lndusirial Equipmenl P.O. Box l522 Gilberl' 3-l727 Broadway af l9'lI1 SACRAMENTO CALIF. R. B. DU FFIELD Sfandard Oil Disiribuior WALNUT GROVE, CALIF. ASTA CONSTRUCTION CO Road Surfacing and Roclc Phone 4-086I RIO VISTA CALIF. JAMES R. LAURITZEN, JR. INSURANCE I46 MAIN ST. RIO VISTA Phone 4-3482 AMERICAN NATIONAL FOODS, INC. UniformIy Ihe BesI ' H. D. TOWNE DAN E. MOSER WaInuI' Grove California CongraI'uIa'I'ions BOB'S BAR-B-Q +0 -I-he 59I2 Freeporr Blvd. Class of '58 DeIuxe Bar-B-Cued Sandwiches Bar-B-Cued Ribs a+ AII Hours , 0 COMPLETE EVENING DINNERS BREAKFAST-LUNCH ES Open 8 A.M. Io I2 A.M. Weekdays Fridays TiII 3 A.M. Sarurdays Till 3 A.M. SACRAMENTO CALIFORNIA 9+h AND K, SACRAMENTO Where Sacramenfo Shops Wirh Confidence Complimenfs of GROVE THEATRE RAY AND HAZEL GILGERT Phone 6-2742 WALNUT GROVE. CALIFORNIA Congrafulaiions 'I'o fhe Class of '58 SPRECKELS SUGAR CO. Congra'I'uIa+ions From ED T. LYON Consignee Union Oil Producfs Phone 6-3 I 9I WALNUT GROVE GROVE ELECTRIC P. O. BOX 5I5 Phone 6-324I WALNUT GROVE YUEN CHONG MARKET Serve Yourself and Pay Less GROCERIES, MEATS AND VARIETIES WALNUT GROVE Phone WaInu+ Grove 6-34II LOCKE, CALIFORNIA CompIimen'Is of JOHN O. MENDENHALL Public Accoun'I'an'I' COURTLAND CALIFORNIA Besf Wishes From GREENE AND HEMLY 'l'o +I1e Class of '58 ORCHARDISTS COLD STORAGE XS QWVA' QQTA. A ., ,A , ,. , A ... T . a ' W me WX ,vm MM XT T.A ' W W ,MW DELTA MOTOR PARTS Box 5 I 6 WALNUT GRCVE vs.:- ,T saws.: rn- 1 P. FE: cxagpge . -x,:, v ,Nwmmg FOLIAR NUTRIENT Manufadured and Disfribuied AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS, INC. WaInu+ Grove California BURTON'S SHOES Feafuring Spalding-Roblee U.S. Keds I70 PINE LODI Home of Fine Ice Cream OTT'S ICE CREAM I+'s 'Ihe TasI'e Thai' TeIIs 500I Freepori' Blvd. SACRAMENTO GI 5-3432 A O. K. COWAN Movers of Produce-Grain Farm Consfruclion Equipmenf AVAILABLE DAY OR NIGHT S. P. Yards-Locke PHONE 6-332I Complimenis Io The Class of '58 MR. AND MRS. DENNIS LEARY WALNUT e-Rove, CALIFORNIA A- E- DAMBACHER Congrafulalions General Confraclor +o ihe ADOBE HOMES Clagg gf '58 Tel. Thornion 296I Add. Gall' R+. I, Box 74 Res. I Mile Nor+h Thornion GALT HIGHWAY CHUCK AND RAY'S 76 WALNUT GROVE . RIVER FARM SUPPLY Congra+uIa'hons FERTILIZERS lolhe suns dAI'dI Class of '58 l U ' agge ' pple Insecficides MR. AND MRS. JAMES GUALCO WALNUT GROVE Weedlcillers-Seeds W. G. 6-2872 Lodi EN 9-3887 SACRAMENTO GI I-4542 C. R. MALCOLM Plumbing ancl Elecfrical Confracior Box 82 Phone 5-2656 WALNUT GROVE TONY'S LIQUORS Phone 4-243I TONY BROWN. DORIS BROWN 6I0 HI-WAY I2 RIO VISTA, CALIFORNIA BROWN AND MEYER CO WALNUT GROVE CALIFORNIA ff Xx I -: X 7790702173 ICE CREAM AND DAIRY PRODUCTS for YOUR HEALTH AND ENJOYMENT My JACK MOL NO 06 SVI' OVC anui' G W I - -4- - L -C ... O Il D . GJ u... u 1:05 wumqm 4 Us Fwy- hu if-Q, un Y. Y E2 CHEV CHE in riff if . H mun- Com pIimenI's of THE ROTARY CLUB WALNUT enove CALIFORNIA F3 .fir .J -5.52 O f S O U N D Hi-Fi and Records GArden I-0256 THE LANAI ON FREEPORT IVanhoe 3-I932 ARDEN WAY AT EASTERN P.O. Box 485 WaInu1' Grove SOII PH TeSI'ecI CALIFORNIA LIME Loading, Hauling, and Spreading Service ERNEST MACHADO ALVIN MACHADO Phone b-29I I WaInu+ Grove Phone 6-3848 C H . WaInu+ Grove ai Orme California LUM BUNN FONG Pear Grower and Packer Walnui' Grove, Calif. LANEY'S STATION Comfjimenii Weighing Grading MR. AND MRS. WALNUT GROVE CALIF. GEORGE KING COURTLAND CALIFORNIA I-I. R. DUNN s. 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WOOD COMPANY Confracfors READY-MIX PLANT AT LODI LODI EncIico1'+ 8-5I83 CALIFORNIA Rough Riders PencIIe+on SQUIRE CLOTHIER LODI, CALIFORNIA ManI1aH'en Towne-King Congra+ula+ions and Bes'r Wishes 'ro 'rhe Class of '58 GRAHAM BROTH ERS CO. COURTLAND CALIFORNIA GROVE PHARMACY Phone 6-28Il Service Laundry Advance Cleaners JOHNNY'S CLEANERS Fine Dry Cleaning Free Delivery LODI Phone EN 8-59I6 CALIFORNIA fr CUNHA'S MOBIL SERVICE 6 3 I46 NEWBERT HARDWARE 81 IMPLEMENT COMPANY 52 Years of Service PHONE: GI 2-368I I700 J S+reeI' SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA There s u ' one und only in refreshment, too ff CALIFORNIA SPRAY CH EMICAL CCRPORATION Scienfific Pesf Confrol COURTLAND WALNUT GROVE SACRAMENTO SPORTING GOODS Wholesale and Retail ph GI 2 7298 920 J y SACRAMENTO I4 CALIFORNIA ,Q , , : ' T' ' 'Q 3 535 My 'nip A Land Leveling and Ear+h Moving H. E. DUTCH GRAF PHONE 5-2916 Complimen1's of MR. AND MRS. R. A. 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