Desert Sun High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Idyllwild, CA)

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FOR THEIR CHEERFUL AND WILLING ASSISTANCE II If If iiiH L DEDICATION During the past four years Mr. and Mrs. Hughes have been powerful voices in the development of the Desert Sun School. They have worked with us in the dorms, at the desk, on committees and in the business office. Always ready to give a stu- dent a helping hand, they have become permanent fixtures in our hearts. There- fore, we the Senior Class of 1957, proudly dedicate our annual to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hughes Jr.

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k ' r ' tIK- : • i.v.--. TABLE OF CONTENTS UP TOP - - page 2 TOP GUIDANCE page 8 CUMBING TO THE TOP page 14 UP TOP WITH LEADERS page 36 TOPS IN SPORTS page 48 ATOP SOCIETY page 58 OVER THE TOP WITH ADVERTISEMENTS page 72 l ■ . ' ' ' Bmij ' 4 cr

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Ralph G. Lindstrom president Mrs. Richard H. Winkler Kenneth K. Bechtel vice president TRUSTEES Incorporation as a Non-Prof it Educational Foundation in 1951 was made possible by the vision of the original five people who accepted the responsibility for developing the work of the Foundation that is the Desert Sun School. These are, Mr. Lindstrom, Mr. Bechtel, Mrs. Jayne, and Mr. and Mrs. Elliott. Their imagination and determination have been spurred on by the addition to the Board of Mrs. Winckler, Mr. Farquhar, and Mr. Hunter. All ore unceasing in their desires and efforts to foster the ideals of Desert Sun and to make opportunities possible for its facilities, strengthen its roots and expand its effectiveness, and constantly build on the great principles that are the credo of Christianity. Each believes in the spark of greatness inherent within every individual student and in his ability to grow in his understanding of honesty, humility, and spirituality. Mr. and Mrs, R. W. Elliott Mrs. Donald E. Jayne Joseph L. Hunter Francis P. Farquhar