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

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1954 volume:

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Demzzr fflyll Schzwl Editor Assistant Editor Busnness Manager Assistant Busnness Art Edmtors Advisor Dvnazr cfzlzftfrmzz Doris Schendel Betty Jo Muller Gary Eppard Manager Jnm Chance Delores Costa Joyce Domecq Mrs Christine Frederick T l . ! . , , - Photographer ............. . . . . .,...... . . .Donald Nelson l x Table of Contents Foreword Dedncatlon Admumstratlon Superintendent and hrs message Board of Trustees Secretary and Custodlan Faculty Snapshots of Faculty Semors of l954 Senior Wnll Semor Prophecy Semors In Baby Days Sensor Offlcers Students Junior Class and Offlcers Sophomore Class and GFTICCTS Freshman Class and Officers Organuzatuons Student Council El Coyote Staff Denalrlan Staff Future Farmers of Amerlco Block D Society Girls Athletic ASSOCIGTIOD Officers of The G. A A Snapshots Actlvltles Glee Club and Pep Band Yell Leaders Participants an Scholastic Contests The Penny Carnival Snapshots Sports Football groups Football lndlvlduals Football Snapshots Varslty Basketball Varsuty lnduvlduals Basketball B Team B Team lndlvlduals Snapshots Advertnsements California Scholarship Federation Foreword Throughout all ages our world has known musuc, even though It may have been only the rustling of the leaves or the slngung of the blrds Musnc too has reflected moods of nations, the country s struggles, efforts and accomplishments lt makes the same reflectnon of nndrvlduals Because muslc has so many Interpretations, tempos, rhythms and harmonies whlch can be applled to llfe and to undlvlduals, we chose musnc as our theme Curtain going up' Lights are dnmmed, and we see the chorr ID posutlon to begun the premuere performance of the Denalr Hugh School Song of Llfe under the ablednrectlon of Father Tame The conductor ascends the pocllum, lifts his hands, and the chorr begins on lt s versnon of thus great song It as true that In the song of lnfe some mdlvrduals have the solo parts, but true musac vsn t all nn the solos, because of necessuty there must be some blendmg of voices ln order to make a rich fullness of harmony It IS also true that some of the most beaut: ful music thatwe hear us not from the soloists, but that whlch arises from the innermost souls of men The tempo of our productlon changes sometlmes fast, sometumes slow but no matter what the tempo, the musnc flaws on The stage Itself IS the world we as nndlvuduals are the many voices which make up the cholr, and though there are many dns ordant tones, stall the effect of the enture concert ns very mellfluous Won't you blend your voice with ours as we go on sungmg our versnon of this Song of Life? 0 . 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I . i . . . . . - e use oe. - I ' C 0 . . . . . . ,I ' ll Dedication We desnre at thus ponnt to remand ourselves that one of the basuc tenets of Amerucan democracy has been the bellef lnfree publrc schools Ever slnce the year 1647, when the fnrst township school was authornzed an Massachusetts Colony, the people of thus count y have based their culture and planned their future by the lncluslon ofthe publlc school In the establishment and expansson of each communlty throughout our great United States The accompllshment of this great feat has been the result of the efforts of unnumbered Among those have been the members of local school boards, who by their tireless altrulsm have carried on, year after year, the program of Amerucan education We now particularly wlsh to pause and appreclate the efforts of the men and women who have served on the Denalr School Board, since Its establnshment nn the very early years of thus century ln thas splrlt of appreclatlon, Denalr Hugh School dedlcates thus annual to these flne cltnzens, and especually to the men of our present board thousands of men and women, many of whom often have been seemingly unappreciated . T MT 1 RH 1.4 V Mr Thomas E Snmms Supermtendent of Schools Just as the tune of a song brings to mmd certam uncldents or perlods of our llves, this annual wull refresh memories af the days spent In hugh school lt IS a strange fact that as the years go by, It IS the pleasant memorles which prevaul the unpleasant ones tend to be forgotten Associations and frlendshups made whale un school wall be retauned although actual contacts may seldom be made wuth old fruends These friendships will be renewed as you go over these pages, and this book un turn wnll uncrease un value as the years go by Keep lt, look through It from time to tame and you wall dlscover that those horrible days of work and slavery were not so terruble after all Congratulations to the editor and staff for the productuon of a very flne year bookl ou Wenshon Clerk ,,.-mr M Geor ge Murphy S Mr Webb Larson , President Our School Board for JIM d Scbef' e Mr MI T8 GOrdOn Snyder qw +- Mrs Vlrgnmc Domecq Secretary Mr Albert Block Custodian Mr Jack Lyfton Vlce Prlncrpal Coach of Boys Afhlehcs Clvlcs Drrvers Educahon General Mafhemafncs Boys Pl1yslcalEducahon fox For They re All Jolly Good Fellows As Everyone Can Seel Mlss Bermece Black English History Girls Plwysrcal Education Mrs Annabelle Dobbratz Glee Club Band 1 Mrs Hazel Edberg Homemakung Crafts Sensor Class Advisor ll I I n EFL, ' A S ,L ff ' ' . 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U.,-,..4 uufnffviffft I-'I I , - Q ,M , 4,L,W., A ,' Y 'ugly 'CS' Last Wall and Testament of the Class of l954 We the senaor class of Denaar Hagh School Denaar Calafornaa do hereby leave our last wall and testament on thas the fourteenth day of May naneteen hundred and fafty four to the lunaor class and ats members sance we realaze that they wall truly need everythang that thas wall declares We the most successful class of our alma mater beang of sound mands and able bodaes do hereby wall and bequeath to the lunaor class one purple and whate mutt usually referred to as Lattle Maaor because we know that at wall fat an very well wath the members of that class I Betty Agee alaas Bet alaas Jetty Bean do hereby wall and bequeath to Marlene Haale my abalaty to get along wath Mrs Dobbratz an glee club as I know at wall benefat her very much I Eugene Allen alaas Gene alaas Alhoune alaas Speadel do hereby wall to Robert Kaslang my abalaty to score twenty four poants an the openang basketball game I also wall to ham one mouse trap from Turlock Hardware I Ruth Ann Barnes bequeath to Betty Jo Muller my loud personalaty I Doyle Burns do hereby wall and be queath to Frank Brumley my skall an football so that Denaar can wan a game I Nellae Jean Collans alaas Nell Ha do wall and bequeath to Jeanenne Penney my abalaty to get along wath my saster as I thank at wall help I Douglas Cunnangham alaas Dugout alaas Cunnang alaas Dangerous Doug beang of sound mand do hereby wall and bequeath to Patrack Goolsby my loud voace and clear dactaon so that he may be heard and understood all over the school I Beverly Ann Deckert alaas Lattle Deck alaas Bevae do hereby wall to Gaal Hoffman my power to act lake a lady an publac whach abalaty I have found useful I Grace Darlene Deckert alaas Bag Deck alaas Gracae do hereby wall to Donna Norton my abalaty to eat everythang and stall keep my garlash fagure I Alan Dack bequeath to Jam Chance my abalaty to dodge players comang through the lane so that he wall be an outstandang quarterback I Kay Domecq alaas Katy beang of sound mand do bequeath to Joyce Domecq my abalaty to attract men from Berkeley and keep them I Gary Eppard alaas Epp alaas Heaps do wall to Donald Nelson my book Photography Mode Easy so that he may learn how to take better pactures of next years GAA anataataon I Rata Maxane Haale alaas Haley Haale Mac Macarona do hereby wall my superb wall power to keep my haar long and an one shade durang my entare hagh school career to Donna Norton as I thank she has lost some of her wall power I Leah Grace Hamlow alaas Ham alaas Leha alaas Lead Head alaas Leo the Laon d hereby bequeath my hot black Cheva to Marlene Haale hopang she can have the fun wath the wreck that I had I Nancy Lou Hamner alaas Nan alaas Nanny Goat alaas Ham do wall and bequeath to Rosalae Fletcher my locker No 23 whach very unashamedly allows the entare student body to gaze at the messy contents thereof an the hopes that she wall endeavor to keep at as messy as I a I Carole Leone Heans do hereby wall and bequeath to Delores Costa my speed of a hun dred words a manute an shorthand as at the rate she as goang she wall no doubt need at I Marlys Harmon alaas Mar do hereby wall and bequeath to Betty Jo Muller my abalaty to add two and two and get four and also my outstandang abalaty to use bag words I Edna Nadane Jurack alaas Jerk alaas Na deen alaas Nay do hereby wall and bequeath to Wanda Kelly my abalaty to keep the same man anterested all four years of my hagh school career To her I also wall Bob Kaslang stare valve I Bruce Murphy alaas B Murph alaas Bruno alaas Scholar do hereby wall to .Iam Chance my sharp wat and mastery of the Eng lash language whach enabled me to earn the tatle of The Scholar I also wall to ham my such wonderful results I Doras Ann Schendel alaas Dorrae Ann alaas Drass alaas Shen alaas Skandel do hereby wall to Anata Vace my loyalty and love of Denaar Hagh at whach I stayed many tames for eaght peraods anstead of seven I also gave her my membershap an the C S F for one semester out of eaght To her I gave too my long narrow spader fangers whach have been very useful an catchang the raght man I Don Soares bequeath my place on the basketball team to Pat Goolsby an the hopes he wall enaoy at even half as much as I dad I Rachard Swanson bequeath .to Dave En traken my place on the CSF wath the advace that at helps to take general mathemotacs an the senaor year I Donald Tarvan do wall to Davad Entraken my opportunataes to get out of daffacult Englash assagnments and stall obtaan reasonable grades I Bonnae Troedson alaas Troed do hereby bequeath to Rata Harmon the track of losang my glasses an a place where they can be found I Anthon Turley alaas Tony beang of bral laant mand and memory do hereby dastrabute my talents among the less fortunate by wallang to Louas Domecq my unsurpassable abalaty for spellang words of the Englash language Thus we the class of 54 conclude our last wall and testament O ' . . . I I I A I . I . . I . I . I I O . I 1 I ' 1 I , . . . . . ' I I 1 I I I ' I I . . . I . . . I . I . . I 1 . d dl . . . ' I I I I . I I I - . . I I I . . . 0 I I I I I . I . ' . . I . . . I . . . ' - - - 1 . 1 1 1 ' ' ll ll ' u I I I I ' I . . . , . 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' I , 1 . , 0 F , I I I I 'I . - 1 u o 1 u ' II II ' ' I . her live q longer life, ability to play hard to get, as it has produced 1 1 1 ' 1 I I I I I . . I I I , I 1 1 ' G 1 ' ' ' I ' I I I I I I I . I I I I . . . I I . I - , . , . . . I I I I I I I I . . I . I . . . I I I I I I I ' I . ,, . . . I If ' I t n - - - - 1 1 1 ' I I I I I I I . I I . . , I I I I u . I Let us take a peek into the future of the class of I954 It is now l967 and we find Don Tarvm and his charming wife Ruth who are on an extended world tour They are now in Africa where they have met Tony Turley the famous White Witch Doctor and his wife Grace who is well known throughout the lungle for her missionary work As Don and Ruth climb back into their strato let they decide to go to Bermuda where there is a Big Four conference in session As they arrive they encounter the President of the United States Gary Eppard who is here representing the states After the session they discover that Gary and Doris Schendel his childhood sweetheart have gust become engaged Their next stop is Guatemala As they are touring Guatemala City they see the former Bonnie Troedson now Mrs Richard Swanson She tells Ruth that Swannie is running a huge turkey hacienda lust outside the city Bonnie invites them out to see their new set of twins While they are there they discover that They bid the Swansons goodbye and continue their tourney to Australia On the outskirts of Melbourne they approach the world famous kangaroo farm run by Beverly Deckert After they have visited with Bev they leave for Thailand to visit the well known temple dancer Sia Nna known to Don and Ruth as Kay Domecq who is lust back from a world tour They leave Thailand and head for Russia where they are encountered by Betty Molotov who is a common spy for the N K V D They learn from Betty that Notorious Nancy is to wrestle at the arena tonight in the championship match Being unable to stay they send her their best wishes and continue on to Switzerland in their let Here they stop at Bern to buy a genuine Swiss watch from none other than the famous Mr Doyle Burns They purchase the watch and go on their way to Monte Carlo to try the gaming tables On their way they buy an ltalian newspaper and are glancing through it when they recognize an alluring picture of Nadine Jurick Soares an old school chum who is a kicker in the line at the casino Her husband Don Soares runs a table n the casino Don and Ruth chat with them about old times Since time is flying they dash off to Egypt to view the vast desert and ancient Sphinx and the Pyramids While on the desert they come upon an ex cavation where they find Gene Allen and his blonde wife Nellie who are ardent archeologists. After basking in the desert sun they are off to France and the French chateau of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Murphy- Mrs. Murphy was the former Carole Heans. It seems that Bruce is in show business and doing well. Next stop for Don and Ruth is England where they attend a show at the Palladium. Among the society crowd are Alan and Marlys Dick. Alan is working with Scotland Yard on the murder of a wealthy society widow. One more stop for the Tarvins before heading home is New York City where they visit Doug Cunningham who is the head of an exclusive department store and at the moment is busy selling womens lingerie. Doug invites them over to see his adorable little Maxine, in their penthouse apartment. Don and Ruth have had a long tiring trip so they head for the' home in Alaska where Don is a uranium prospector. They are a bit surprised but pleased that their classmates are getting along so well in this wide wide world. Prophecy Concerning The Class of I954 Leah Hamlow is doing rather well as ai blues singer in a Guatemalan. night spot. . .I . i. i . .i i I ' I ' i You d Never Believe Ifl JUN Q- nv., Qs SENIORS IN BABY DAYS Bruce Murphy Carole Heans Alan Duck Nancy Hamner Gary Epparcl Maxme Halle Dons Schendel Douglas Cunnlnglwam Eugene Allen Donald Soares Marlys Harmon lhn F' :UN ia ' 3 if an 'ly IIJI J sAfw We A'-5. in-v XX SENIORS IN BABY DAYS Bonnle Troeclson Betty Agee Beverly and Gro Leah Hamlow Nodlne Jurnck Doyle Burns Nellie Collins Anflmon Turley Kay Domecq Ruth Ann Barnes ony- President The Senior Class As we entered the hugh school ID the second week of September, 1950, we were a group of happy yet a little frightened, students However, after we be came acquainted with the school and classes, we be f st, gan to enter into the activities During our freshman 'W--'Y year, under the direction of Mr Whrttemore, we had several parties, which were a lot of fun By the time we became sophomores we thought we were really bug shots, because then we were no longer the youngest in the school and could say a little more about act vutnes We agam had several parties, but this tame our advisor was Mrs Edberg who continued in that capacity for the remaining two years Our lunlor year was Indeed highlighted by the lunlor senior banquet, for which we had worked very hard We chose the Coronation as our theme, since it was the coronatlon year The banquet was held at the Del Puerto Hotel in Patterson That year also meant much to the boys of the class, who really be gan to participate in sports and were a real asset to the school During this year we had many good parties and much fun doing things and going places as a class Our boys participated in sports and really did well, considering the handicap of having no gymnasium in which to practice There were eight members of our class who were very loyal to Denalr, having gone to school here for all twelve years We had a wonderful time on each of our field traps, first to San Juan Bautista Mission, and later to see the state assembly at work In Sacramento Our senior ditch day too was grand Finally, we were honored by the lumors at a beautiful banquet The climax of our four years together was our graduation, which we had anticipated for a long time As we look back over the past four years, we as a class realize that these perhaps have been the best four years of our lives 'V V-u-.7 YT 0 I Il ' ll ,, . ,, . . . Finally we became the rulers of the school, and we had looked forward to this state for a long time. is nts ff 1' Douglas Cunningham Ruth Ann Barnes Secretary Treasurer Rlchard Swanson Donald Soares Vlce President 50 W ,K Q! A I , , Qov fag! I 1 '43 fly! ' Q' 5' M W 1 ' Q4 J' M W f f J? bl 7 WC ' s , KE 0 R00 orb' ' .5 we W by V O Q 5, 3 E 0:0 ,Of I 04 H 1 ,SEA X JJ X . I S4 6 ' 446 X ' 060 fy ,wk 5 35 Bb ao? I f 'I S ,Q , , ' ,V 4 0 7 I , ' 611 '56 Z5 , ' Ox? , I X965 Xt X7 ,Z . I sb 'J I i wr, 0 fb: b- C51 f I V ? 0 I ZX Q? ,, v I Q Q C3996 6 S ' 0 . 5 X ' Ox F 5 N? A ef , V Qcoc F , X ,. ent' V Q KY Ox I f fx f Q I f ' 3 I Xcmp., QXE q ' XA X 937 W . ,-,-, A 5 box V . , -I-A C? 3-'H-NC SD-z O mmm Ruta Harmon Presldent Front row, left to right Delores Costa Betty Jo Muller, Jeanenne Penney Ruta Harmon,Wanda Kelly Annta Vice Marlene Halle Rosalne Fletcher Joyce Domec Gaul Hoffman Back row Davey Entrnken Louis Domecq Patrlck Goolsby Donald Nelson Mr Joseph Presto Advisor Robert Klsllng, Frank Brumley, James Chance Just One More Chance Anita Vlce Vice President WI Delores Costa Betty Jo Muller Secretary Tl'eGSUfer Front row, left to reght Naoml Jugler, Clara Jo McConnell Gloria Thornton, Shsrley Yohanan, Beverly Heans Lula Mae Prewntt Frances Collins Sharon Wray Edna Rowe, Norma Barnes Margrete Fulton Mnllle Naelson Mlddle row Robert Walton Lee Wight, Gvlbert Ratcluff Patty Jessee Katherme Turley, Mrs Chrlstlne Frederlck Advrsor Inge Droese, Joyce Lowe Beverly Halle Jo Ann Hackett Fay Blakely Back row Frank Palmer Douglas Nell Ball Hoffman Floyd Deckert Stanley Ole, Douglas Sperry Norman Hamlow Raymond Olson, Franlclln Tarvln I m Begmnmg To See The Llght 5- v-Q-:DC DJ-: O mmm Stanley Ole President lag no Q-s-Q fs-1 Inge Droese Beverly Heans Secretary Treasurer Beverly Halle Vice President D2 5- H-:DC O QIHADJ Front row left to rlght Robert Goolsby Genevueve Sums Loretta Burman Patrlcla Smlth, Vnrgmla Rlchert Karr Ravnan Carol Hake Margie Beneux Harriet Bancroft, Janette Barnes, Darlene Holmberg, Mary Ann Agee, La Vern Allen Muddle row Marvln Moore Larry Reeser Donald Loftan, Peggy Webb Mass Dons Johnson, Advlsor Barbara Deckert Mary June Clufton Marlene Reeman, ldella Callahan, Darold Barnes Back row James Allen, Dale Nutcher, Josephine Brown, Mary Sklles, Mary Domecq Leo Upfold There s A Long, Long Tranl A Wmdm Marvln Moore Larry Plrtle President Vlce President i Loretta Bur man Secretary Donald Loft: n Treasurer 57 . I I . . I . . . I Harmon,Cheryl Montgomery, Larry Pirtle, Coy Wooten, Robert Spaulding, Ross ll I ' - ' I H 425 , Q0 Z 'Qs wx . ,ff X I W aff 4 Wx QQ' I0 N xx I WSL'-. QP S35 WM QFD A 6' 'Q ,4'Q . 1 . w 5' , 1 LN 4144! ' 'YQX Q Ce O A JW s ' 2030 SN! of ve, 959 ' f -9 A Af Q , Q foe I ' J , X 'P Img Q04 if 6Q for DME W Q' ' Q75-'of 'QW Q g A v , Gary Eppard Vice Presldent T7 fX President lr'- 'L Z5 ' 7 Doris Schendel Secretary Marlys Harmon Treasurer 'Whlstle Whnle You Work Seated, left to rught Pat Smith, Mr Jack Lytton Advcsor Anthon Turley Dons Schendel Marlys Harmon Nancy Hamner Standing Stanley One, Marvm Moore, Richard Swanson, Leah Hamlow Gary Eppard Betty Jo Muller Ruta Harmon Bruce Murphy JJ 19' i 'KSA ts..,. Schendel Mrs Cl'1rustmeFredernclc GQ, E Y P Dorxsidnof Advnsor Bust,-,ess Mfsgder The Staff of the EI Coyote Bi Seated left to rnght Betty Jo Muller Doris Schendel Gary Eppard Joyce Domecq Standlng. Delores Costa, Donald Nelson, .lum Chance, Mrs. Frederuck. It's Been A Long, Long, Time Donald Nelson ller h J' Ben? jo Mgdhor Photograp er As lm Chance Assrgtartl Af' ' . Ag 4 as ' Dfw . , gs 65 467 sf, BUS. Mo lx - 'Nt I'-5X n0Qer I V ' 'Y-I f 'fini ,- hmm 1-or Editor Nancy Hamner 'S'-C' The ell staff JS .f The Talk Of The Town Left to right Delores Costa Nancy Hamner Mrs Chrlstme Frederlck Advisor Bruce Murphy Anlfa Vlce n OnCe Pxgox AGuylsAGuy 'YQ M PPY Days Ar H 6 ere A901 6 77 Denalr Chapter Callfornla Scholarship Federation i' Betty Jo Muller Presldenl' Norman Hamlow Vuce Presldenf Rlfa Harmon I Don f Know Why ec Trees E Front row Larry Reeser Dons Schendel, Inge Droese Jeanenne Penney, Beverly Deckerf Carole Heans Darrold Barnes Back row Donald Tarvnn Richard Swanson Betty Jo Muller, Mass Dorus Johnson advxsor Marlys Harmon Norman Hamlow Alan Duck 0 0 0 o 0 f I ll S .' . ww , . 'filiii B 4 as V .gy 5 I ', V -+ ' , M y fx s f Wx -:- N50 me-vgmi' r' 'S i- f NON FZ Q 9 s lv N, 'Z' E Y l I S in I . . . aff, 31 ' . 5 .-Pr- . x lL. L1 X ,' t' Z . . - M . . 1 '- . 'z 4 ' -Y, ' U ul ' -g , 1 - f R 'NO' -Q ' 5 1, Richard Swanson Stanley Oie Alan Dick President Secretary Vice-President O 0 Q l l m An Old Cowhand GTF! -Fx On Ground left to right James Allen Doyle Burns Alan Duck Richard Swanson Stanley One Floyd Deckert Bull Hoffman Mr Donald Ketcham Advisor Gilbert Ratcllff Frank Palmer On Truck Robert Walton Ross Domecq Lee Wight Leo Upfold Floyd Deckert Treasurer 'Q- is-4 J! li '50 1. WI JXP' Lee Wlghl GI lbert Ratcl aff Senflnel Repo!-fer Robert Walton Scrap Book Editor lk 'C 'N 014 O ii bfi' out 004 12.11 XO '1 33'-4' -f-K1 gl 343 w.,a 'Uri The Block D Society Front row, left to right Frank Brumley, Douglas Nell, Raymond Olson, Donald Tarvnn, Donald Soares, James Chance, Alan Duck Larry Purfle Back row Coach J W Lytfon, Douglas Cunnmgham, Frank Palmer, Anthon Turley Eugene Allen Robert Knslnng, Rlchard Swanson Donald Nelson and Norman Hamlow Stoufhearfed Men Bruce Murphy Pres U G 9 S '7 O Xe XC Q6 Orff Y jug fl 0 fl CJ lcvl 4 S O xg GX xx .9 JC, P- O O P55 ONQN 'ing JUNIORS AND SENIORS Seated, left to rught Maxme Halle Beverly Deckert Carole Heans Grace Deckert Betty Agee Leah Hamlow, Jeanenne Penney Nadlne Juruck, Rosalle Fletcher Delores Costa Standlng Nancy Hamner Ruth Ann Barnes Dorus Schendel, Bonnie Troedson Betty Jo Muller Mass Bernuece Black Advusor Amta Vnce Marlene Halle Gall Hoffman Joyce Domecq lof- 9 Lil!! N-A-J FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES Furst row left to rlght Barbara Deckert, Josephrne Brown Mary June Clifton Peggy Webb Carol Hake Loretta Burman, Pat Smith Mary Ann Agee, Darlene Holmberg Marlene Reuman ldellc Callahan Janette Barnes Second row Edna Rowe Beverly Heans Glorua Thornton, Frances Collnns Mary Sklles Patty Jessee, Naomi Kugler Vlrgnnla Ruchert GenevleveSxms Thnrd row Elizabeth Knntscher Cheryl Montgomery, Shirley Yohanan, Clara Jo McConnell Fay Blakely, Lula Mae Prewltt Karl Ravnan Norma Barnes, Margrete Fulton, Katherine Turley, Beverly Halle, Mary Harmon, Harrlet Bancroft Margle Beneux Fourth row Joyce Lowe Inge Droese, Mass Black Advisor Mlllle Neilson, Jo Ann Hackett Officers of the Denair Girls' Athletic Association -I 'W--'V Leah Hamlow President fi Y' i Mighty Lak A Rose f -f-1 Anita Vice Vice President Miss Bermece Black Advisor Nancy Hqmner Carole Heans Secrefqry Treasurer if FRESHMAN RECEPTION AND INITIATION I Il Walk Alone The Cry of the Wild Goose Make Believe If I d Known You Were A Comin I d A Baked A Cake Hof Canary When You and I Were Young l ve Got It Bad And That Ain I Good II s ln The Book Dear Okie . 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Pot Smnfh Head Yell Leader Yell Leaders Loretto Burman ox x',, Amerlcan Leglon Essay Contest Our lnallenable Rnghts Winners not announced as we go to press Left to rnght Douglas Cunningham Maxine Halle, Kay Domecq Eugene Allen ng, Bank of America Scholarship awards Marlys Harmon first honor First row Doris Schendel Marlys Harmon Douglas Cunningham Standing Alan Duck 'RW Lions Club Spealcmg Contest What the Constltutnon Means to Me Speakers before local Lnons Leah Hamlow Marlys Harmon Bruce Murphy Speaker at Zone Contest Marlys Harmon Front row Inge Droese Clara Jo McConnell Nancy Hamner Leah Hamlow Back row Bruce Murphy Marlys Harmon Norman Hamlow Native Sons of the Golden West Essay Contest Stanislaus County Landmarks Winners not announced as we go to press. Front row, left to right: Fay Blakely, Lula Mae Prewitt, Beverly Heans, Raymond Olson. Back row: Douglass Neil, Bill Hoffman, Robert Walton, Gilbert Ratcliff. 151 ink. mit, 69 K National Junior Chamber of Commerce Speech Contest l Speak for Democracy Bruce Murphy Front row, left to right Leah Hamlow Carole Heans Ruth Ann Barnes Back row Marlys Harmon Bruce Murphy, Nancy Hamner Native Sons of the Golden West Speech Contest Topic of choice on California history Winner of school elimination Betty Jo Muller Left to right Louis Domecq Betty Jo Muller Jeanenne Penney Janette Barnes l 1 Q v . . . . . I 1'1 , v ' 3 ' I .li . n n ', I u -.. . 1 ', :. . ,, h W- .,f ' A l 5 B C f U L ll ll Winner of school elimination, V 'E I - I I , 3 Q l. ' u I - 4--- I ill B ' 1' - K J . if , , PENNY CARNIVAL I m Forever Blowing Bubbles Together At Lost Bldln My Tlme My Bonnie Wheel of Fortune Am I Wasting My Time? I m Wlslrnng Gone Fnshxn No Con Do Bewitched Oh You Kndl Pistol Pccknn Mama Dream .,.fs,q QQ T? 'F ' Y 'gLv 4,fN if STUDENT LIFE Sparrows In The Tree o Crazy Man Crazy Q l Hey Good Loolcm Sleepy Tlme Gal Smile Awhlle You Tell Me Your Dreams Ill Tell You Mme Oh What You Do To Mel Tell Me Why Goofus Cant We Talk lt Over? Don t Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes Keep It A Secret Hall' Hanll The Gang s All Here Happy Burthday To Amta . ' J A. ' -i ffs T y 1 r .T A l .X G W y 1 I i ' r H . ' ' y -x. y .V it T -3' l ,rl I! K A' vw .. KN - 'iv , Y, b ka 3: ml X I. V 4, Q, . X!!! -fr 1 - A A A Z1 l' 'S .9 2 I Q K gx -.2111 . , A X f Q, N., , r X 1 1 Q 4 L. T' of V , 1,25 I N , --- X 0 .. ' 1 ., 1 N, a i K YW, Y, 0 'Tl .T , I E .a G 1 . M T f ,f I E f 4 1 Ri' f Q f 5 R if 'mfr P', ' I , K V ll Sxkss' tl T I an I 1 E up U 6' 1 Xl ' .j in l , I T vin- , A Q ....',L-'W 1 -Wf' f lv . l. T p 5 5 2- I I . ' 3. h. lg ' 4. , ' ' iq. x :'A 5. . ' ' 6. ' ' .' A 7. I N . 8. , . 'Q 9. 10. ll. ' . J 12. ' f 13. l 14. - . - . - Hx I KMEIBENCY Exl ,I I Don f Work For A Llvung Nelly Bly We re Loyal To You Denalr Hxgh Slngrng ln The Ram Luffle MOId6D Samba The Three Crows My Buddy The Man ln My Life Come Join Our Band Beg Your Pardon Whlsperlng What You Don t Know Won f Hurt You Do I Worry? Another semor In Baby days Don Tarvnn Nm jQQHlW?,9?Jl QV- io .qi -o -22.6 rl.-J WW 5 0...- ,im- iii. 0... -E .QE- Q4-l .fig- Qi '+- 'b L..':m: lm U I S X x ,, 7 m .E r Q 5 UF L10 sap- cn F 'S cp... I' K L X I '- L 3 Q HOD BF 7162 X'U'Q,y'fl1Lxl1vl ahh-1.5 E' ' E 1 DM f Wflffmwfi QED V Q: 'QQ qc C111-Jes 497 ,Q 0 sae Fiqh? will YE EA P S 7 , ef 1 U- f.,, , I I 'nj' ,p -,A, , f' , f , 'Q 1 1 . , .?' 3 A 0 f 5 U7 I : -V S 5 5 , rv . O ' ' I Q 7' 5+ , 1 , l Li S QL l ,Q y f 5 ? Q I rs 3 3 l D -GJ 35 Q.. .......,,,, 0 1 ,D Q : .... al 3+ 'Y' 'E E ,mn-0 Y o 1 4 Y' , 2' 5 I Z U x ' . 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' gi' sf ,Q 1 ,f W -..u - 1 e B Basketball Front row left to rught Lee Wlght Donald Soares Larry Reeser Raymond Olson Douglas Nell Dale Nutcher Back row Donald Nelson Manager Marvln Moore Donald Tarvm Jlm Chance Jack Lytton Coach Larry Plrtle Patrlck Goolsby Bull Hoffman Stanley Ole Manager aS0f e5 owl opxom C. r0f 000 fl 1 Ceres Gush ne llmar Modesto scalon Gustme upon Modesto ughson Linden Hilmar Newman Modesto Escalon Patterson upon ughson Newman J B TEAM SCORES Denalr Denalr Denair Denair Dena: r Denalr Denalr Denarr Denal r Denarr Denair Denair Denair Denair Dena: r Denair Denaur Denair 'League Games One League Game counted as wo vf' f 1Char1 Forward Douglas Nell Guard .f-I Dole Number Guard Luffy Plrfle Cenfer Donald Soares Forward DOUGH 4,7 ee Tarvm Wpghf G'-10rd Forward HH X .1 , ,, fF7'f7'F' 'X f F J mu . ,W 1.3 'I X YM Q ,Hn oo, fa ' A K x r 1 1 .4 x A mf Q 1 1...., 'X 1 n -r -4 : If ' Xi F f 1 Q E Y, ! I A Qi,.3 t I 5 . . ' 1 ' V ,-gm., I I I ' Q f R Q4 . KA 1 , ,N sa ,V .3 ' 'x X' X A I Q L. I f f . X D 1 J ' 'k a. f 1 .Qi ' W Ni ff W ' 1 I --X, Q a-5? is wi iff ' ,A P K!- S 4 4 'ufm A Ql0l iw ' Zh 3 9.46 'Qs STUDENT LIFE A Pretty Girl ls Luke A Melody Me Too Corombc' Goodnnghf Lodues Unforgettable Procfnce Makes Perfect Once Aguun Oh Lady B4 Goo-l I Don f bee Me In Your Eyes Anymore Lnffle Sally Cne Shoe You And l Look Over Your Shoulder Get Happy Nothing Luke A Dome You You You Your Eyes Hove Tole Me So She s Too Fc? For Me ,., KITS! 7'-2: 'vu ml K. I -4312: ' A' l 8. Vvlr 51 7 fiwf ,QQ i SPECIAL ACTIVITIES OF THE STUDENTS Off We Go Info The Wnld Blue Yonder How Dry I Am lf I Had The Wings An Angel Strangers In Paradise Wish I Was A Rock Down In The Valley Homemaklng sfudenfs vnsnhng the General Mills Plant In Lodl Cal Once Agann Remember When --+ 'iS X 2 X EN Q J W ,ZX Q IO .f If . EY qw DUTCH BOY PAINTS SPORTING GOODS FRIGIDAIRE inf APPLIANCES ...M DE AIR HARDW RE A D I PLEMENT BOB AND LEONE HEANS, PROP PHONE 4 4203 DENAIR RUTH H FARMER PAUL'S PAINT STORE LADIES' READY TO WEAR M 'NERY FULLER PAINTS WALLPAPER GLASS HOSIERY AND ACCESSORIES PAUL BONANDER 243 W, MAIN PH, I 4 35 TURLOCK NEXT TO BANK OF AMERICA: TURLOCK SAVEWAY MARK ET AND NOR WALK S ERVIC E T R, AND GLADYS PRITCHARD DENAIR CALIF CONGRATULATIONS CLASS or '54 BOIES DRUG STORE FROM I25 w, MAIN TURLOCK TED'S GARAGE COME IN AND TRY THE NEw COMPLETE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE zENI'rI-I TRANSITOR HEARING AID DENAIR CALIF, USES ONLY ONE A BATTERY LASTS A MONTH FOR I5 c slzs, oo I I 5 1 ' I I l xg ,.,. . H WX. xr l - S GUY AND SLIG ER MENIS SHOP 22 WES1' MAIN TURLOCK THORS ENS PUMPS SHEET METAL WORK PLUMBING HEATING COOLING DAIRY EQUIPMENT 4 3727 134 LANDER TURLOCK WALTON 'S MARKET MEATS GROCERIES DRUGS THE FRIENDLY STORE PHONE 4 397I DENAIR EEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I954 SUMNEY S BARBER SHOP 237 W MAIN TURLOCK COEY'S FAMILY SHOE STORE WE GIVE S 8: H GREEN STAMPS DEPENDABLE SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY I26 WEST MAIN TURLOCK J 8: B MOTORS STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE I53 S BROADWAY TURLOCK PH, 4-6703 EINAR F, JOHNSON H, EMERY BONANDER PHONE 4 633I TURLOCKS BOYS' STORE CLOTHES OF DISTINCTION SIZES 2 TO 20 225 AST MAIN TURLOCK 11- n r 1.45241 I 1 WAV' I 1 1390 K, C, FOR FINE LISTENING TURLOCK BROADCASTING CORP TURLOCKU CALIFORNIA CAMILLA BEAUTY SHOP SPECIALIZING IN HAIR STYLING AND COLD WAVING MARJORIE BRONNER PH, 4-6895 DENAIR ' PH, - I II -- -- II , 1. E I a o ,W ' Q,' ' S. 1-, -Q , iusgjq 75.3 ...,, j A .5 , II II E In In I .. 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C A DARYL DRESS MODELED BY BONNIE TROEDSON FOR JEWEL DRESS SHOP NEXT TO THE PURITY STORE WHERE YOUR VISIT IS ALWAYS APPRECIP-TED, AND YOU ARE NEVER OBLIGATEO 'ro suv CONGRATULATIONS NAZARENE CHURCH OF DE NAIR CLASS OF i954 WEL-COMES You PAU L WENSTRAND WALTON AND REV , ARNOLD GRATTON ROADS CARLSON. PASTOR DENAIR PHO N E 4 5930 ROUTE 1. Box 223 PH, WATERFORO 2782 BRUMLEY RANCH 5B LAND LEVELING GRAIN CATTLE F. A. BRUMLEY MONTPELIER DOROTHY BRUMLEY CALIFORNIA 5 . ,Q ll ED B AC K M A N INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE SOUND INSURANCE AT A SAVINGS IN cos'r LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US CHOICE LISTINGS FOR YOUR INSPECTION TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU DENAIR OFFICE TURLOCK OFF, PH, 4-3344 PI-I, 4-9II8 COMPLI MENTS LATIF' S EAST MAIN TURLOCK JOHNSON'S HOUSE OF FLOWERS FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS VIRGIL D, JOHNSON I24 N BROADWAY TURLOCK 4 4467 ..IUI..IA'S KIDDIE SHOP SHOWER GIFTS II5 S BROADWAY TURLOCK PI-I,-I 9348 P, o, sox DENAIR BLACKSMITH 8: WELDING SHOP REPAIR af MANUFACTURE OF FARM MACHINERY Roo CAVINESS DENAIR DENAIR CABINET SHOP GENERAL BUILDING RENIODELING GUARANTEED FORMICA INSTALLATION CABINETS WINDOW SCREENS DOORS PLYWOOD FINISHED LUMBER HARDWOODS PHONE 4 9388 BREAD PASTRIES ICE CREAM POLLY ANN BAKERY I20 N CENTER ST, TURLOCK PHONE 4 54I9 or I PI-I, - III CHILDREN ' s READY-TO--WEAR . - 5 OLSON S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS COSMETICS DRUGS Izs N BROADWAY TURLOCK CALIFORNIA FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP FLOWERS AND GIFTS FOR EVERY OCCASION 229 wEST MAIN 4 9 3 TURLOCK DON S FLOOR COVERING BUILDERS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS 28 LANDER TURLOCK PHONE 4 3576 THE TOWN SHOP OUR SPECIALTY .IANTZEN AND GRAFF SPORTS WEAR 1 lv I 40 7519 HARDWARE HOUSEWARE PAINTS GIFTS TOYS 30 MARKET ST TURLOCK NlCK'S AUTO ELECTRIC IGNITION CARBURETORS MAGNETOS BATTERIES JOEL NICKOLAUSON. PROP, 8 LANDER TURLOCK DENAIR LUMB ER CO COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING MATERIALS IIM SILVA OWNER B1 MANAGER PHONE 4 3I33 HANIMONDS DRY GOODS NOTIONS SHOES I-IOSIERY 4 4 34 E MAIN TUR LOCK TURLOCK FLOW ER SHOP ARVID AND AGNES KLINT 241 WEST MAIN TURLOCK PHONE 4 4332 NIGHT PH, 4 549l DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR ' A BEA'S MILLINERY You CAN T BEAT A FONT' C GAGE HATS ACCESSORIES EXCLUSIVE BUT NOT EXPENSIVE WENELL PONTIAC SALES TURLOCK 23I S, CENTER PH. 4 6638 TURLOCK 232 EAST MAIN PH 4 549l I ' FI-I, - I3 I I I If 0 . 1.4 1' 7 6 vf :At ' -, ' ' ' .I,' f 0 . II PH, -ssl I , - PHILLIPS FOUNTAIN 320 E MAIN ST TURLOCK DENAIR BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP BEST WISHES HUGH THELMA AND BOBBY PHILLIPS TO THE CLASS OF I954 FROM GRIFFIN'S VARIETY STORE DENAIR COLD STORAGE PLANT HOME OF IO00 ARTICLES PH 4 5298 CHOICE MEATS LOCKER BOXES DENAIR CALIF CHESTER L DOMECQ PROP PH 4 4 56 DENAIR CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF' SCANLON TRACTOR AND FROM IMPLEMENT COMPANY DAMEv5 CABINET 5HOp CABINETS wlNoow FRAMES aRoAowAY AND MARKET STREET ANY KIND OF WOODWORK F' 4 5 9 TUR'-OCK DENAIR HIGHWAY P 6890 A TURLOCK HARDWARE G E ALLEN EUGENE RONALD ALLEN PROPRIETOR ADJUSTMENTS SUPERVISOR Zll 2l3 W MAIN T PHONE 4 6737 TURLOCK . Ji,- ' F 9 vs TES .. C P ff O , X , 'QQ C x j ,YY Q J'?Plr-R: LYTTON'S DRIVE IN WHERE sooo FRIENDS MEET BROWNIE'S AUTO REPAIR STAN MARTIN UNION OIL STATION FlREs'roNE TIRES Boa KISLING ATTENDANT ONE STOP SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF I954 FROM JOE DOMECQ TRACTOR WORK ALMOND HULLING DUSTING 8: SPRAYING SAYLOR ROAD DENAIRQ CALIF. PHONE HUGHSON I20 F II SNIDER LUMBER PRODUCTS COMPANY Vx. CUSTOM MILLING BUYERS AND SHIPPERS WHOLESALE ONLY THIRD AND C STREETS BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '54 FROM DENAIR MISSIONARY CHURCH ZEERING AND REV JOHN SPERRY ROADS BOSWELL. PASTOR B O R G E S WELDING 8c BLACKSMITH WORKS TRAILER HITCHES WELDING BRAZING TRACK ROLLER REBUILDING HARDFACING 5I7 7TH ST MODESTO WE HOPE YOU WILL SHARE WITH MARCH OF DIMES SALVATION ARMY AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY CARE RED CROSS TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION GRATTON LU MB ER COMPANY ROY C JOHNSON OWNER PHONE 4 3877 ROUTE I BOX 368 DENAIR CALIFORNIA BEST WISHES FROM THE EL COYOTE STAFF U 'A SI gV X W EWS TURLOCK , fsi PHOTO STUDIO CAME RA SHOP DIAL 4 4530 233 WEST MAIN I Wakma I If W 'I' TURLOCK CALIF SUPPL ES PHOTO I ISHING C PLETE PHOT GR PH C SE ICE ' , . I., .Il ,A I 2 I, fx! MW flak? I0 I . I I I y W I A fy IU I'.'.4 I-' ,,1.14' ,XI EDDIN P MATEUR I M itlva As you turn these pages today or on some tomorrow you wall re luve the won derful times you had back In the good ole days at your Alma Mater Wlth the passmg of years thus annual will become a priceless treasure tram to whlsk you back along memory lane to reloln your old truends and re vlslt tamllnar places As we at USECO turn these pages we see the America ot tomorrow The farmers the lawyers the doctors and the many trades and protesslons are so ably represented wlthm these pages We are honored to have played a part In recordmg thus plctorlal hlstory of your 1954 school days and THATS A FACT' -+5 Qsco ,,. .,,.,,, , ,,,,, li UNIVERSITY SUPPLY and EQUIPMENT C0 6001 East Rosedale Fort Worth Texas I . . I - - . ,, . I ll ' . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ' - 1 ' I I 1 . . . . . . . . . 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