Denair High School - El Coyote Yearbook (Denair, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

J 7 '5 ' ' 2, W' + .. ,, .2l -, .Y-, mfr . ,Mr more EL COYOTE STAFF Ef11f0I Davzd Surnn Absisialzt or Gayle A BILS 11eSS M orograp Helen rown Galy Troedson dim! Onald Lib ACYVISOI C rx Une F eder ck OOL HIGH SCI-IQNIA DENAIR CALIFO DENAIR ' ....... ' ey ' Edit . . . Ionrgomely i .-inager ..... B Ph hy Editor , , Sperm E ' ..... D ' by . . . . Mrs. Nh 's r 1 The theme of this year s EL COYOl'E1s Futuria In these uncertain times a lot depends on our good Judgment and fortitude Vve are faced with world problems which have never had to be undertaken in years before The world is divided into two distinct factions the freedom and peace loving peoples versus the dicta torial and enslaved peoples of the world Untilrecently these forces of evil have gone un checked They have gained a large percentage of the world's population and land through which look to us peaceful ways Now we see they are willing to go to outright armed aggression to gain power and to test the free world to see how long we could take it. We are through with our former policy of appease- ment. We are standing up and we are willing to fight to preserve freedom and all it stands for. We shall take no more of this tyranny. Whathappens now sets the pace for the future and as we, the young men and women come out of high schoolinto this vastworld, we see that the rest of the world is watching us and counting on us to make the next move which will determine the future of the world. 2 mmf I I ' . 1' 'ff I ! ' .2.. '... .1'..T'.T.2.T.'ZT ' . - . . -X. f ' uvagnosfuupa-aunnnnvu-'minima MR ARTHUR B WHITTEMORE Mrs Friar has been 1n our school for five years She has taught crafts and home economics She has guided the class of 19511n all of their years and we are lndebted to her of our appreciation for all these two teachers have done for us not only in the educational field but in every day problems which surmounted us DEIJICHTIUH EL COYOTE of 1951 is dedicated to Mrs. Hazel E. Friar and to Mr. Arthur B. Whittemore, two of our outstanding teachers For the past seven years Mr Whitternore has taught mathematics and sciences From him we have gained more than the subject matter He has been an inspiration to all of MRS HAZELE FRIAR xv . 'rs I us. . , . . ,W . .. N 9 ,, N , 4 Q , l X This dedication is only a token 1 3 aff' RX1' uf 1185 N-Q, SITHTH CHEVRCDLGT CO TURLOCK X QW ww Wm HUTUGRHPHS? Niflfx' F Nfl E. 'ix U Ii PHIHCIPHVS HIESSHGE E XX 111 HQQ As we now pause to reflect on the past school year it IS well to conslder what we have accomphshed what we have recelved and what we have glven Along this hne of thought someone has commented thusly when pay day comes II lsn t how much IS the check that counts xt rs how much good did you do It is not the amount ln dollars and cents tt IS the amount of accomphshment that makes your 11fe worth while Those acts of lundness those Jobs well done the satlsfactlon from them ms somethmg no turn of human events can alter The enjoyment you derive fromthts book wrll be largely determmed by the amount you have gwen of yourself and the knowledge that you have conmbuted to a successful school year My congratulations tothe editor and staff for a very good boo MR THOMAS E SIMMS 7 I . g 7 c at ug s y t .li y I . . . , ,, - '. , . : . ,.. . . . . , k. V? Q '1v S FHCULTU MR T E SIMMS MISS BERNIECE BLACK MR. I. W. LYTTON MRS MARYELLEN BERRYHILL MRS HAZEL FRIAR MR A B WHITTEMORE MRS CHRISTINE FREDERICK MISS DORIS IOHNSON MR R C MEAIRS MR. ALBERT BLACK Custodian BUHRD UF TRUSTEES MRS. VIRGINIA DOMECQ Office Clerk .1 L1 LEFT TO RIGHT: Web Larson, George Murphy, JoeDomecq, Paul Wenstrand, fJ..J' .TZ A1- , . f Ted Schendel. ,i 'Uv' Di WWW! SWXWX SENIOR HUTUGRHPHS DONALD .TEANNIE LIBBY MILLS Rgblfglg' ...L-...I HAL IIAIRSTTJN Y GER? EN QN TYUK HELEN BRO'-VN 3 l GARY HOWARD TR OEDSON NOR TON CE ALVIN MAE JEAN WALTON HAILE I I 52 MNH 16 ,f VIRGINIA NOLEN PATTERSON LOWE -TJ RAYMOND BETHY WOOTEN HATTON ll-..i..... -, V' A. , 7 ' 13 X ff J , , . ' 'X ' M ' Q I In ' A fl QAM A ttf ff g F' QB QD o U 77 Y X' U-0 'T A 4 f fha ' ' 3 4 ' ' xx 4: 1 f U X f -Xi, 4 ff! KH 'Zi' .7 X5 ' 4 ff fr . ' ' V V. , S.. . K: A ' 4,-5 N lx f ' ' ff ' ' - ' ' Y' iAE- if--fl' ' R 'LIL 2 Z ll SEIIIUR llllll We the graduattng class of Denatr Htgh School present our last Wtll and Testament v1htle tlte t tstng dats tn Ole Denatr Htgh are drawtng near I Gary Troedson altas Btg Troed do hereby wtll and bequeath my football growl to Steve Wtgl t so that when he has been stomped tn the mud he can just growl and rtse ftghttng agatn To Dave Warnock I wtll all the refreshment bottles fwhtch are emptyj that were bequeathed to me by The Iron Duke my last year s supertor so that Dave may glortfy hts proud name the famous Htghball Warnock I Donald Ltbby altas Cord do hereby wtll and bequeath to Glenn Lofun my famous Bo Bo trunks that he too may keep the boys morale up durtng football season as I have done tn the past years I lxolen Lowe altas Andy fbelteve tt or notl betng of sound mtnd do hereby wtll and bequeath to Clarence Ryan my abtltty to make out tn the drtver educatton car so that he may have an tntertsttng ttme I Howard Norton altas Goal Ltne do hereby wtll and bequeath my wavy red hatr to Donald Boner as he looks as lf he needs tt I Gerry Entrtken altas Bratnstorm do wtll and bequeath my mathemattcal bratn to Ever CII Allen I Helen Brown altas Espanola do hereby wtll and bequeath my htgh toppers to Mary I-rances Smtth so that she won t have to go on a scavenger hunt every day for a patr of tennts shoes To Pat Turley Iwtll and bequeath my presttge tn the htlartous phystcs class I Mae Jean I-Iatle altas Chtck, do hereby wtll and bequeath my wtnntng ways to Leola Callahan so that she may use them to as good advantage as I have I Bethy Hatton altas Sunny do hereby wtll and bequeath my long hatr to Arlene Mcl.aury so that she may be as allurtng as I I Vtrgtnta Patterson altas Sktnny Cooch, do wtll and bequeath to Carrte Agee my gtft of gab whtch has atded me tremendously tn talktng Mr Stmms tnto letttng me use hrs Qand I under ltne Htsj addtng machtne To Marte Hatle I bequeath my knotted and wrtnkled gym clothes tn ropes that she wtll put Helen Brown and Mae Jean Hatle to work untytng the knots they have so cleverly put tn them I Alma Jean Mtlls, altas Jeannte do hereby wtll and bequeath that outrageous joumaltsm class to Cltfford so that tt may drtve htm tnsane as tt has so thoroughly done to me thts past year To htm and hts other Republtcan frtends I also wtll the abtltty we Democrats have for keeptng a member of the Democrattc party tn offtce And Iwtll my abtltty to get to the car ahead of everyone at noon hour to Beverly May I Alvtn Walton altas Wally altas Carlos do hereby wtll and bequeath my great abtl tty tn solvtng the great Etnstetn Theory and perfecttng the pea shooter to Tom Alford, as he has bee't slavtng on thts problem for years Also I wtll and bequeath my great abtltty to fool away my ttme tn phystcs class and sttll get a htgh F to Gayle Troedson who tsn t sly enough to get away wtth tt I Btlly Ellsworth altas Whttey do wtll and bequeath my true and devout love of Frank ltn D Roosevelt to Alton I-latle who I know wtll always love and chertsh hts memory as I do I Raymond Wooten altas Hoot do hereby wtll and bequeath my abtltty no get A s tn all of my study halls to Ronnte Ltbby and Arlo Wenstrand To Glenn Warnock Iwtll and bequeath my superb abtltty to drtve carefully and accordtng to the law at all ttmes I Hal Hatrston altas Rugged betng of sound mtnd to hereby wtll and bequeath to Ray Allt my perfect runntng sleek black Ford To htm I also wtll my famous football Jersey No 7 tn hopes that tt wtll brtng htm the same glory that tt has brought me tn the past I Davtd Sumney altas Pepe altas Vanderbtlt, do hereby wtll and bequeath to Gayle Monty Montgomery Harry Truman as I want no part of htm Through my ktnd generostty I bequeath to Robert Ryan one onton from Walton s market I Joyce Sweeten altas Joy do hereby wtll and bequeath my abtltty to keep the same man for two years to Betty Thornton who has recently begun upon the same career I Robert Redmon altas Rubert do wtll and bequeath my abtltty to catch and keep a woman to Glenn Ratcltff as he looks as tf he could make us of tt To Johnny Webb I bequeath my abtltty to eat my Wheattes every morntng tn order to matntatn my masstve phystque We the graduattng class of 1951 altas Btg Shots do wtll and bequeath to the poverty strtcken Juntors our gtft to keep our ftnanctal affatrs tn order and ftntsh our htgh school days wtth S2 50 tn the treasury As of September, mneteen hundred and ftfty one we do wtll and bequeath our majortty rule tn the student counctl to the Juntor class ? 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H . - 1 1 1 1 . 1 , . .,.. ,11- V- PHUPHEUU As we arrlve ln Dena1r Just 15 years after the class of 1951 graduated we f1nd that many changes have taken place 1n our fa1r c1ty and 1n the people we thought we knew so well Wh1le we are stroll1ng down ma1n street who should we meetbut Mrs Bethy Wooten She tells us that they are the owners of the Wooten Beauty Salon We not1ce a large 1ncrease 1n the pop ulat1on of our town Th1s IS malnly due to the 1ocat1on of the Sumney Enterpr1ses fac tor1es We learn that Dave IS the r1chest man 1n town and has done much toward the development of Dena1r No one has heard from Gary Troedson for qu1te some t1me He was last seen head lng for the New Mex1co mounta1ns 1n search of gold AlV1H Walton who IS play1ng for the Los Angeles Rams IS 1n the hosp1tal recover1ng from 1nJur1es rece1ved dur1ng the Rams game w1th the Chlcago Bears HIS w1fe Mrs Alma Walton 15 at h1s beds1de We are surpr1sed to f1nd Howard Norton owner and manager of the Denaxr Flower Shop We learn that he has perfected a new Black Orchld As we look on the front page of the now famous world renowned newspaper he Dena1r T1mes what should we see but a p1cture of our wonderful mayor Robert Redmon andh1s eff1c1ent secretary Joyce Sweeten Z1 B1lly Joe Ellsworth now a conf1rmed bachelor 15 owner of the Dena1r Tlmes As we v1s1t Dena1r s beaut1ful new h1gh school campus we are surpr1sed at the many changes that have taken place The school now has an enrollment of one thou sand The pr1nc1pal of the school Hal I-la1rs ton rules w1th an lron hand HIS w1fe Mrs Helen Ha1rston 1Sl'.C3.Cl'1ll'1g nuclear phys1cs 1n the new sc1ence bu1ld1ng Wh1le we are takxng a tour of the new S600 000 gym we see the champ1on basket ball team worklng out under the coachlng ab1l1ty of the famous Jerry Entr1ken H15 w1fe Mrs Mae Jean Entrlken lS at home tak1ng care of all the l1ttle Entr1kens We understand there IS qulte a flock of them S1x to be exact L.eav1ng our hotel and start1ng home w see a fam1l1ar f1gure carry1ng our baggage lt IS none other than Nolen Lowe He 15 the bellhop at the hotel He tells us that h1s Wlfe Mrs V1rg1n1a Lowe 1S a chamber ma1d 1n the same hotel We also learn from Nolen that Donald L,1bby 15 the c1ty dog catcher It seems that Don was d1vorced by h1s f1rst Wlfe whom he had loved very much and never marr1ed agam He llves 1n a l1ttle shack on the outsk1rts of town We are sorry that we are notable to see Don but we must hurry or we w1ll m1ss our tram As we leave our fa1r c1ty now not so small we are surpr1sed and somewhat happy over the changes that have taken place . 1 ,Q ,er ' A n ' - 9? 1. 'oi 1, Lx , 4-rs ..f.-:usb-1 . I . . . ' . . y . , . , . . . . . . . . , . . I , - 1 4 , , - , . , . ' l .. , 1 . - . . . , e D a I 1 ' 7 . . , , . ' I 1 1 1 1 t , ' I 4 - , . . , Y I l D Q l . xy, R 'lr .'-uni 'fi H 3 7' ,.-+'Sfw,m Q 'Na W Ki SXWLW Mal Q GLENN WARNOCK PRESIDENT RONALD LIBBY VICE PRESIDENT MARIE HAILE SECRETARY EVERETT ALLEN TREASURER JUHIUHS CLHSS Ui 52 TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Dlck Yates Clarence Ryan Ray A111 Glenn Warnock THIRD ROW ThomasA1ford Glenn Webb Glenn Ratcliff Dave Warnock Donald Boner Gayle Montgomery Steve Wlght BOTTOM ROW Mlss Bermece Black Advxsor Una Phelps Betty Thornton Pat Turley Leola Callahan Beverly May BettySanders Car-rieAgee Mane Ha1le Mary Frances Smlth Arlo Wensnand 25 7 , , n : I 1 1 hs - 3 1 Loftiu, Robert Ryan, Gayle Troedson, Alton Halle, Clifford Hamlow. SECOND ROW: Ed Bradshaw, EverettA1len, Johnny I ' . I D D I I I l I . ' D . I ' TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Robert Boner Dale Wllhams Agee Eleanor Walton Gall Niarrlyn Norton JERRY MURPHY WAYNE HAILE Vlce SUE DOMECQ MEREL THORNTON Presrdent Presrdent Secretary Treasurer SUPHUIHUHES IILHSS UF 53 Mere1Thomton Mr Jack Lytton, Advrsor Vrnson Hubbs SECOND ROW Leshe Watts Davld Muller Jerry Murphy Wayne Halle, R.1chard Nelson BOTTOM ROW Dorothy Norvell Delorls Putle Donna Nutcher Velma Welch Sue Domecq, Lorene Putle WN X Z6 CEM 'I I R 7 1 l . ' a . I ,Q A T,ll it it If , XI 5 ' e 'H - T TL s T T , gg xg- O . I y QE: BRUCE MURPHY Presrdent DORIS SCHENDEL Vlce Presldent BETTY AGEE Secretary MAXINE HAILE Treasurer FHESHIHEH CLHSS UF 54 I BACK ROW LEFT TO R.lbHT Alan Drck Roy Grlmour Anthon Turley Leo Neal THIRD ROW Nancy Hamncr Richard Swanson Douglas Cunmngham Rex Sperry Bob Hunt Eugene Allen Bruce Murphy SECOND ROW Margaret Blaylock Emma Bogue, Dons Schendel Bonme Troedson, Leah Hamlow Rosle Neal Betty Agee Wluttemore Advrsor BOTTOM ROW Beverly Deckert Maxme Halle Yvonne Xmggrncr Carole Heans Ronald Enfantmo Gary Eppard Donald Tarv1n Nadme Iunck Dons Hale Grace Deckert vv' ' Z7 7 1 , f 4 7 g A I D 1 4 1 l f 1 n . 9 I n f 1 1 - Y 2 , ' , ' , ' , , Mr. qw . ' K B 'K e iff 5 4y,L 3' T 'R E - Q , - 1 P X Q 'V r . - , 1 , . T 'I . , 1 Y ' 5 1 1 E f Y I .Qt L. -n 3 FRESHITIHH IHITIHTIUH . ' 1 , fs 1 28 mmxxwva M DAVID SUMNEY Edrtor TOP ROW LEFT TO RIGHT Gayle Troedson, Glenn Lofun Jerry Murphy Howard Norton, Gary Troedson SECOND ROW Vlfgillla Patterson Joyce Sweeten Leah Hamlow Donald Lrbby, Davld Muller Mrs Fredenck, Advrsor SITTING Helen Brown Gayle Montgomery Davld Sumney Chfford Hamlow GAYLE MONTGOMERH Asslstant Edrtor CLIFFORD HAMLOW HELEN BROWN Assrstant Busuxess Manager Busrness Manager We of the EL COYOTE STAFF sincerely lwish to express my thanks and appre- ' ' 4' VI ll ' , ' , l , U . l I . - . I Q- , D , N hope that you enjoy your annual and wull cher1sh1tw1th1-emembranceof ole Denarr H1 when you are out on the roads of lrfe A glance 1n It any t1rr1e wrll pep you up and brrng you back to your fun packed years spent here 31 cratron to the members of the swell annual staff boosters and our advlsor Mrs Chr1st1ne Frederxck who throuoh Lhemr fmevvork and co operatron have made Lhrs annual possrble Edltor D AVID SU MNEY President TOP ROW, STANDING. G1el1l1R3tC1iff, Glenrlwamock. SECOND ROW: Bruce Murphy, Virginia Patterson, Jerry Murphy, Dmald Libby. BOTTOM ROW: Nolen Lowe, Mae Jean Halle, David Sumney, Gary Troedson. STUDENT COUNCIL GARY TROEDSON Vice-President NOLEN LOWE MAE IEAN HAILE Treasure.: Secretary 32 nfnnmmn smff omery Hal Haus , GBT Gayle Montg, lifford Hamlow G LEFT TOR1 nnlelvlllls C STANDIN edeticlc Advuo: Sea Mrs Chrwune Fr D Glann N01 naman Loma may Frances Smuh Gm Evvaffl SEATED LE? T TO RIGHT Editor IEANNIE MILLS CLIF FORD HAMLOW A SSISIZIII Editor 3 3 l ' l A 3 , 1 , ' mon Bruce Murphy . . . ' . Z . ' 0 I I . BLUCH D The Block D had a very democratic elec- tion this year which was held out on the football field. During Easter vacation, the members went to Yosemite on their annual trip. While there, some of the fellows took up barbering. The new members were initiated into the society with some very strange hair-dos. Oh, well, boys will be boys. The gang will probably be at it again next year! DONALD LIBBY President RAYMOND WOOTEN Vice- President BOTTOM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Howard Norton, Glennwarnock, EverettAl1en, David Sumney, Tom Alford, Clarence Ryan, Clifford Hamlow, Gayle Montgomery, Arlo Wenstrand, Jerry Murphy, Dave Warnock, Gary Troedson, Robert Boner, Nolen Lowe, Alvin Walton, Ronald Libby, Jack W. Lytton, Coach: Raymond Alli, Hal Hairston, Donald Libby, Billy Ellsworth, Robert Redmon, Alton Haile, Raymond Wooten, Gayle Troedson. BILLY ELLSWORTH Treasurer HOWARD NORTON Secretary 2' r ' S TOP now, LEFT TO RIGHT: virginia Panerson, Jeannie Mills, Helen Brown, Miss Black, Advisory Mae Jean Haile. THIRD ROW: Pat Turley, Leola Callahan, Joyce Sweeten, Una MaePhelps, Beverly May, Betty Thornton, Sue Donnecq, Bethy Hatton, Donna Nutcher, Betty Sanders, Deloris Pirtle, Mary Frances Smith, Marie Haile. SECOND ROW: Grace Deckert, Dorothy Agee, Eleanorwalton, Lorene Pirtle, Velma Welch, Gail Norvell, Carrie Agee, Marilyn Norton, Yvonne Wagner, Emma Bogue. FRONT ROW: Beverly Deckett, Leah Hamlow, Doris Schendel, Bonnie Troedson, Betty Agee, Max- ine Haile, Rosie Neal, Nadine Iurick, Margaret Blaylock, Carole Heans, Doris Hale, Nancy Hamner. G. H. H. v P51285 sv-GUM aw' YI Vps Ui BYN ER 5091 K1 1cPf'?tesi HE LEN BROWN Secretary-Treasurer QS SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Helen Brown, Virginia Patterson, Beverly May. STANDING: Dave Muller, Joyce Sweeten, Glenn Ratcliff, Miss Johnson, Advisorg Wayne I-Iaile. CHLHURHIH SUHULHRSHIP FEDERHTIUH FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Berryhill, Gai1Norve11, Doris Schendel, Carrie J Agee, Dorothy Agee, Bethy Hatton, Marilyn Norton, Lorene Pirtle, Pat Turley, BACK ROWgDe1oris Pirtle, Rosie Neal, Helen Brown, Marie Haile, Betty Sanders, X60 Leah Hamlow, Mary Frances smith, Mae Jean Haile, Donna Nutcher, Mrs. Berryhill DIRECTOR Q ,Q-is O . M ' , Q ,ggi of !,f'Q - .io 'hifi' FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Bob Howard, Clifftrd Hamlow, AI10 Wenslland, Gayle Montgomery, Mrs. Berryhill, Bandleader. SECOND ROW: Bruce Murphy, Alan Dick, Everett Allen, GLennRatc1iff, Jerry Murphy. BACK ROW: Una Mae Phelps, Glenn Warnock. 38 f QM ss -sN , x i N Si My Ns- !:'5f'- :N SN - 'S' NN NN NN PM :: Y QAN LN 1 is N - lf, 5 X! - . ' , ss. I it .. . MV 14' U 1. ' L f 3 -5 ga-5 is - I f ' 'A' I' Si ' f .JN Irllrzligjfv ',wi.h,2x,,f . fi I gs, .'g,,,,,g, ,,4,7.w.-URLEY PATRICIA TURLEY, LEOLA CALLAHAN VIRG 55: ..a:. PATXHCIA T INIA PATTERSON I, ,qi z,,g,pg Q 8. V g Q I g ii: .Nl ' ,n g .lv J x p I..- 5. , 15- gy -A U .Lit U -. i fa? q H Nufw ' A . i mmtow CLIFFORD LENN IuxrcI.IFF G'-ENN LOFTIN' ggi? HAMLOW' THOMAS A1.com G ' B . G THOMAS ALFORD- B0 LENN RATCLIFF We feel very proud to have participated in three public speaking contests this year. gg as gr ,gi iz: CLIFFORD HAMLOW Virginia Patterson of '51 represented Denair High in the Contest sponsored by the Junior Chambers of Commerce of America. The topic was I speak for Democracy. :gf sg If gg 4: kc 1. Robert Howard, Glenn Loftin, Thomas Alford, Glenn Ratcliff and vs -Q . iz, ' l 3 Clifford Hamlow entered the contestsponsored by the Lions Club, with the topic, The American Voter's Responsibility. Torn Alford, Glenn Ratcliff and Clifford Hamlow won the school elimination and spoke before the Lions of Denair. Clifford Hamlow, the winner before the Lions of Denair, spoke at the zone contest in Riverbank. 11: 2 4: we: S.: In the contest sponsored by the Native Sons of the Golden West on California history, Patricia Turley and Leola Callahan won the class elimination, and Patricia Turley was chosen at student body elimina- tion. 39 ' i at , 'V dc' ,Wg .Q -, M5 HB Wilggi if 'WW ll ii mill? .siwzw NWI 0295156 ffQ?? -R III 'lug I JI IWII 1 3 Q I 1 .! -'Ov HCTIVITIES ii 5 ,,VV A 2 .QQ M Vw iv V ww Quiz a ' - ' V ' 55 'li ,,,,,h 4 5 u kI.: 4, 3 1 3 H li. mil. it ' . . , 745 ' ' ,I , ,ff 4' '4 k' ' 1 V V 1 ' I ,u - , I' . 0 , V , N' M -I ' . 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Helen Brown We L E F T T O RIGHT: Jeannie Mills, Gary Troedson, Marilyn Norton, Mary Fran- ces Smith, Helen Brown, Bethy Har- ron, G a y le Mont- gomery, Ve lria Welch, Clifford Hamlow, Glenn Lof- tin, Doris Schendel, Raymond Alli, Leola Callahan, C l-IF FORD HAMLow, VELMA WELCH IHH SHHPKHIS UF SHHPHIHSVILLE PROPERTY- -N o len Lowe, Chairmang D a v i d Muller, Howard Norton, Lorene Pirtle, Gaile Norvell, Billy Ells- worth. STAGING--Alvin Walton, chairman: David Warnock, Sue Domecq, Gayle Troedson, Dorothy Agee, Leah Hamlow, Arlene McLaury. TICKET SALES--Joyce Sweeten, chairmang Robert Red- mon. PUBLICITY--Gary Troedson, chairmang Vincent Hubbs, Wayne Haile. 43 MAKE-UP--Bonnie Troedson, Betty Agee. LIGHTING and CURTAIN--David Sumney, Chairman: Merel Thornton, Richard Nelson, Ray Wooten. PROGRAMS and TICKETS--Jerry Murphy, Chanman Betty Thornton, Beverly May, Carrie Agee. PROMPTING--Arlo Wenstrand and Bruce Murphy. 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CALIFORNIA FLOWER LUNDAHL CLOTHING COMPANY AND Clothiers and Furnishers GIFT SHOP For Men and Young Men Flowers and Gifts for every occasion f St 229 W Main St Phone 4 9133 We Glve Thu t amps Turlock, Calif 100 West Main Street Turlock California DEHHIH HHHDUJHHE HHH IHIPLHHEIII Natural Gas Appliances Wes te rn Holly Stoves Water Heaters International Deep Freezers and Refrigerators Servel Refrigerators Denair California Phone 4 4203 HAUCK S PHARMACY Phone 4 6598 Broadway and W Main St Turlock California TURLOCK FLOWER SHOP Arvid and Agnes Klint 241 West Main Street D1a14 4332 Night Dial 4 6101 Water THORSENS' Systems Plumbing Sheet Meta Furnace Heating and Hardware Phone 4 3727 130 134 Lander Ave Turlock California TURLOCK TOGGERY 1W01-k Furnishings Sportswear Suits Hats Shoes Art Younvquist Chet Hallberg 216 East Main St Phone 4 4418 Turlock C alif I f , ' Turlock, California . D I - VN A TRINS PLUMBING Repau' Se FNICC Plumblng I-Itatlng Boller Repalr Phones Resldence 4 3000 Bank Bu1Id1ng Denau' CaI1forn1a DON PEDRO HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT CO LID Everythlng for the Farm Hardware Sporung Goods Palnts and Varmshes Farm Equ1pment 5 E Maln Street Phone 4 5891 STAN MARTIN S UNION SERVICE AND BROWNIE'S AUTO REPAIRING One Stop Servxce Phone 4 9076 Dena1r Cahfornxa WALTON'S MARKET Meats GTOCETICS Drugs The Frlendly Store Phone 4 3971 Denamr Cahiornma TURLOCK HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT COMPANY G E Allen, Prop. 213 West Mam St. Phone 4 6737 Turlock, Cahfornla POLLY ANN BAKERY Fresher Baked Foods Bread Pastrles Ice Cream Phone 4 5419 IZO North Center St Turlock, Cahforma Qffigg - 4-6962 Turlock, California , , Compllments Of The LEDUC MOTOR COMPANY NELSOIN S FOUIN TAIN AIND C AI- E Lunches Sandvs rches Home COOKIE Newspapers Ma0az1nes Servlnc Velvet Ice Cream Phone 4 5954 Dena1r Calxforma NICK S AUTO ELECTRIC Ign1t1on Carburetors Magnetos Batter1es Joel Nlckolauson Prop 118 Lander Ave WICKSTROM'S APPAREL SHOP Women s Accessorxes Infants' and Ch1ldren s Wear 225 West Maxn St Phone 4 5546 FRANK J YOUNGDALE Hardware Palnts Wall Paper Housewares E1eCtr1c Appllances 300 Market Street Turlock Ca11forn1a L HENDRICKSON AND SON 218 West Ma1n Street Bulova Elgln Wlttnauer Wyler Watches Jewelry for the Graduate Turlock Cal1forn1a MOORE'S SERVICE STATION Slgnal Products Batterxes Charged T1res Repalred Phone 4 9340 Denaxr Cahforma B 8: M CAFE Congratulamons from GUY AND BETTY ASHLEY DENAIR COLD STORAGE PLANT DENAIR CASH GROCERY Chmqe Meatg Locker Boxes Herman and Vlolet TFISWEIIISI' Prop Chester L Domecq Prop GFOCCTICS and General Merchanchse Phone 4 4856 Phone 4 4866 Dena1r Cal1forn1a Denalr Ca11forn1a ,, . ,, , , . . - , - , U . Y D I , . Turlock, California Turlock, California . A. . MERCAIN TILE The Bf,st1n Clothlng ZOO Vkcst 'xIa1n St Phone 4 5672 Turlock Cal1forn1a Compl1ments of ROY M DAY Feeds Seeds 81 I-ert1l1zers We Del1ver Phone 4 4956 Turlock Calxf COEY S FAMILY SHOE STORE Dependable Sho s for the Ent1re Famxly SCHNEIDERS STORE I OR MEN General Merchand1se Congratulauons Class o ' THE HUB BARBER SHOP Turlock Cal1f Oley Ha1le Prop TEXACO PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Paul Wenstrand Prop Turlock Calxf Congratulatlons Class of TURLOCIX BOYS' STORE 2.25 East M 1n Phone 4 6331 Turlock Cal1forn1a TURLOCK AUTO PARTS 134 S Center St Turlock Cahforma Phone 4 4968 JEWEL DRESS SHOP 124 N Center St , Turlock, Calxf Phone 4 6701 Henry D gl Juha T Johnson L1sten to the COYOTE'S Echo Recorded Faxthfully In The Columns Of The TURLOCK DAILY JOURNAL , , 7. 126 West Main St. - Turlock, Calif. 108 W. Main St. Turlock, Calif, ' - f 51 A ' '51 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1951 Tractor Work A1mond 1-Iulhnv Orchard DUSl1HU and Sprdyxng Ref lstered Suf1o1k Sheep JDE DUITIECU Routel Box 102 Denaur Phone 4 5712 SEHHS RUEBUCH HND CU Home Furnxshmgs Farn11y C1oth1n Autornotwe Needs Farm Suuphes Modern1zat1on and Repa1r Needs Modesto s 1-'r1end1y Store Tenth and lx Streets Phone 3710 Modesto Cahformt SPERHUS UJHHEHUUSE Purma Cnowxs Bean C1ean1ng Steam Ro111no Denalr Phone 4 9236 - cr Q J. , D 1 1 . , - . . 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