Dixon High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Dixon, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1955 volume:

U1 1955 UHHNIIHHH 'A S74 -'f 4 ff E, , 'y . 5 .-P-asf . f' ' J Tx' : 'Q Q 5, tw, 12 -HEI, ' 'X A. Q ' - 3 I . Q .4 QQM Vx ,, QQ . W' f Q . tggff 2, ffl Q , ' kk 45 1 N k 4 . A 0 gi' if 1, Q Re H. X Fx fx W'? ' 4 ff, 1 X: N-S Decllc C1llC DH We wrsh fo clechcorte thrs yecxrbook to the school sprrrt of Drxon Hrgh School gs rt rs persomfred by us students Although school spurt IS hord lo clefme cmd cons1sts of mcmy thmgs other than students we feel that the good sportsmgnshxp scholorshrp cmd hrgh rcleols shown by the students ofD1xon Hlgh School ore gmong the mcrnor contrrbutrons mvolved 1I'1 the rdegl of good school 'spurt Moy the school sprrrt of Drxon Hrgh School ever remcrm youthful cmcl crhve os rt rs now 1 o 0 .. .. .1 - - .' v .4 W - - I . ' I ' ' MR. T. C. COLEMAN Our Principal and Superintendent Our Vice Principal We are told that our most important weapon in the battle of ideas which is being waged about us every day is our free public schools. In order to serve as an effective instrument, the school should and must remain close to the people. We must be ever conscious, as students in school and as adults providing education for others, that the schools are our responsibility just as it is our responsibility to pass along to others, the free- dom and privileges we enjoy. Gui' Principal 'Ne hear persons say the schools should return to the Three R's, by themselves are as old fashioned as the horse and buggy. There are Four Ft's today-the fourth being responsibility. This Ft includes honesty, dependability, reliability, good citizenship, etc. The Fourth R could be more important than the other three especially in a world today. We need responsible persons in our government and organization offices to represent us fairly and accurately. Our democratic government and way of living depends upon sound representation. The Fourth R is important because it is difficult to find people willing to assume jobs requir- ing responsibility. Too many persons want the other fellow to do it for them. Employers have been faced with the problem of finding responsible and reliable employees. They are often more concerned with these traits than academic achievement. More and more, schools are called upon to make recommendations based on personality. The Fourth R can only be developed by the home. school, and certain community organizations. The dif- ficulty of developing this R is that it can't be learned from lust textbooks, it has to be developed by doing- by each one taking part and assuming responsibility and good citizenship. School organizations, activities, and policies are de- signed to help students develop the Fourth R by doing, by taking part, and by living in the school community. The amount of development depends upon the student and his background. Dixon High School is well organized so each student may develop all Four Rs The faculty hopes that you graduates have developed yourselves to your fullest extent and that your school will be remembered as suc- cessful as well as pleasurable. Best of luck to you! To the other classes, the faculty will be with you to help you in any way possible. We trust you, too, will soon be successful graduates. Sincerely, T. C. COLEMAN MR. THOMAS L. MALONEY. IH. Boord ot Trustees The Dixon Schools ore ot on ctdvontoge by hoving o helpful ond oble school boord. The Dixon School Boord hos contributed to cmd sponsored mony of the school dctiv- ities this yeor cts in previous yedrs. lt hos offered much advice ond constructive criti- cism throughout the yeor. lt hos helped motke the school lives oi the students more enjoyoble ond pleosont in every woy pos- sible. Whenever the student body hos needed support the school boord hos been closely ot hond ond hos been ever reddy to give their time ond services. Becouse ot the mony things the Dixon School Boczrd hos done to molce our lives fuller cmd richer by presenting us with countless opportunities, the student body of Dixon High School Wishes to express their sincere grotitude ond oppreciotion to this fine group of boord members. MR. ARNOLD COLLIER MRS. ROBERT SHREVE DR. VERL KNIGHT MR. LINFORD ANDERSON NOT PICTURED: MR. DENTON BARKER MRS. ADRIENNE MOOSEAU MRS. CATHERINE KEESI-IAN 7 THOMAS L. MALONBY. IR. Vice-Principal Instructs: Algebra, Geom- etry, Math, Solid Geometry, Trig Sponsors: Senate F CIC HOSEMARIE VINEYS Instructs: English I, Span- WESLEY O'NEIl.I. ish l, 2, 3, 4 Instructs: Chemistry, Biol- Sponsors: Dramatics, Califor- ogy, Physics, Photography nia Scholarship Federation Sponsors: Senior Class WILLIAM HODGE I,-HANG GREEK Instrucis: Band, Instrumen- Instructs: Typing' Civics' 101 MUSIC u.s. History, shorthand, Sporasogs: Glee Club. Dance World History an Sponsors: Rally EDWARD KAY IRMA BLOOM Counselor Instructs: Math, Cooking, Instructs: English 3, 4, Sen- Sswmg, Crafts, Mechani- ior Problems cal Drawing Sponsors: Freshman Class ulty IHA PINNEY Instructs: Hygiene, Boys' Sports Sponsors: Block D GLEN ANDREWS GLORIA SPO'l'I'S Instructs: English 1, 2 Instructs: Girls' P.E. Boys' Sports Sponsors: Girls' Athletic Sponsors: Sophomore Class League IOANNE RAMOS ARC!-IIE YELLE Instructs: Typing, Business Instructs: Social Living, English, Bookkeeping World History, U.S. His- Sponsors: House of Representa- tory, Boys' Sports tives Sponsors: Iunior Class GLEN CALDWELL Instructs: Agriculture l, 2, 3, 4, General Shop, Farm NEAL MINCE Mechanics lnstructs: English 2, 3, 4, Sponsors: Future Farmers of lournalism, Boys' P.E. America Sponsors: Chanticleer FIRST ROW, lah to right: Mr. Kay, Miss Spolts, Mr. Caldwell, Mrs. Ramos. Mr. Maloney. SECOND HOW: Mr. Andrews. Mr. Yelle, Mrs. Bloom, Mr. O'Neill, Miss Vineys. THIRD ROW: Mr. Hodge. Mr. Mines. Miss Greer. Mr. Coleman, Mr. Finney. The Chanticleer Staff sincerely expresses its gratitude to the faculty of Dixon High School for its assistance which has made the publication of this yearbook possible. The faculty has not only taught school this year, but also has chape- roned the school dances, sponsored the student government, extracurriculum, as well as many other community activities. The asset that our teachers are is never fully realized until one sits down and thinks of the time and effort they put in to make our school days happy ones. Once again the Chanticleer staff would like to express its appreciation to the Dixon High School faculty. mf!! RNQWLEQ I1 HHSSIS IAMES STIPE GARY PICHON Vice-President Secretary Seniors Class Qi '55 RONALD PARKHURST President ROBERTA LIVINGSTON JACKIE ROGERS Treasurer Social Mcmaqsr BEVERLY ANDERSON LONNIE CAGLE DEL HOLLY PAULA BENNETT LUPE BOONE IRWIN GRIGSBY LA vsnm: KAUTZ GLon1Ame: cAnn6zA DONNA COOK BRUCE KENNEDY ERNEST LINDHOLM IANICE CORBIN GLORIA DEANDA ROLAND MACH IACK MILLER CARLENE FANNING EVA MAE GERMESHAUSEN DAVID MULLER THEODORE MUNOZ I OAN GNOS PATRICIA GRAHAM THEODORE SULLIVAN ROBERT OGREN MARGARET I-IINSHAW VA DELI. IOHNSON MAC SHHEVE ROBERT YOUNGBR STEPHANIA LOMBOS BARBARA THOMAS MARY I AN E THOMAS INEZ DE LA CRUZ REGGIE 5 5,14 . 5 -i I3 gf? as XV. .JS gt, lmgkr Q. 1 S v K 5 ,s u I A Effw Qenlor Class W1ll Donna Cook w1ll the treasurer s books to any person who th1nks they can do the Job Barbara Thomas w1ll to the bo1sterous Garl Rohwer my ladylrke laugh and to D1ck1e Fann1ng my hrdden talent flrrtrng Paaxla Bennett w1ll my shm tnm frgure to Kathy Brown wrth the hope that she may someday attaln 1t Eva Germeshausen w1ll all the fun and good tlmes l ve had ln my h1gh school days to all the lowerclassmen Be ferly Anderson w1ll all of my nlclcnames to Ioyce Hammons w1th the hope that she can stand them as long as I have Lupe Boone w1ll my mtsfortune fof be1ng teased by Mr Kayl tn Semor Englrsh to any one who wants rt Glorrane Cardoza w1ll my ab1l1ty to say the wrong th1ngs at the wrong t1me to anyone stuprd enough to want 1t Gary P1chon w1ll my pos1t1on rn band to Del Luttges Mac Shreve w1ll the Yellow Flash to Robm Alexander who llkes thmgs that glow ID the dark Mary lane Thomas w1ll the gooey love notes I recelved from a certaln group of boys rn MISS Vlney s 7th perlod study hall to Iudy Newcomb W1th the hope that they w1ll keep her occupled Glorla Deanda can t bear to part w1th any ot my wonderful qual1t1es therefore I am tak mg everythmg w1th me Roberta Lxvmgston w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along wrth somebody as well as I get along W1th Va Dell Ted Sullrvan w1ll my great ab1l1ty to blow up Ford Motors to Bog Rogers Wlth the hope that he can keep them runn1ng longer than I drd Va Dell lohnson w1ll my ab1l1ty to keep calm m Mr Mrnce s class to anyone who needs 1t Ernest Llndholm w1ll my l1ttle green rod to anyone who can dflVG 1t as long as I have wlthout gettlng a t1cket Stella Lombos w1ll my f1ngerna1ls to anyone who can grow them Irwm Gngsby w1ll my C1b1l1lY to get the only clnch notlce 1n sen1or problems to all of next year s sen1ors Bruce Kennedy w1ll my ab1l1ty to h1t the r1ght guy ln a flght to ROUDIG Tooley Tmo Munoz W1ll my nlckname The Black Sklmmer to anyone who can hold and l1ve up to lt as well as I have Davrd Muller w1ll my ab1l1ty to get my nose banged up to Hall Slsson Bob Younger w1ll all of my bad faults and my ab1l1ty to lose my shoes tn flghts to Okxe Holman Carl ne Fannmg w1ll my Gb1l1lY to get mto more trouble rn IIVG mmutes than I can get out of 1n IIVS years to Celeste Danuser Roland Mace w1ll my ab1l1ty to do nothtng w1th great power to the greatest nobody ln school l1m qtrpe W1ll my car to Irmmy Gtbson to clrlve to school tHe m1ght as well have rtl lack M1ller w1ll my pos1t1on as IGVOIIIG foul up to Conreaux Robben Robert Ogren w1ll the enyoyment I got out of holdlng OIIIFGS rn var1ous orgamzahons to the person fortunate enough to obtam them next year La Verne Kautz w1ll my blue Chevy to Ray Crawford W1th the condltlon that he lxkes 1t Del Holly w1ll my prpes on the car to my mother w1th the hope that she w1ll someday learn to successfully rap them up Inez de la Cruz w1ll my ab1l1ty to strut down the freld to the future malorettes of Drxon Hlgh School Iackle Rogers w1ll my ab1l1ty to get along wlth people to Pat Tamplen Pat Graham w1ll my pos1t1on as head drum mer IH band to ludy Newcomb DfOV1Cl1l'1Cl that she w1ll l1ve up to the honor Ronnre Parkhurst w1ll not Im takmg every thrng I have w1th me Ianrce COIb1n w1ll my hard C'?l work 1n study hall to Ioyce Hammons loan Gnos w1ll the art I have acqurred of pan tomlmmg records for the rallles to all of the k1dS who help next year s yell leaders wlth the sklts Margaret Hmshaw w1ll my ab1l1ty to always manag1ng to be late to S1gne Pearson pro vlded that she upholds the trad1t1on I.onn1e Cagle W1ll my ab1l1ty to make touch downs ln the Dlxon Davls Football Game to I C Iackson so that Drxon can keep the trophy another year Q . L - 4 v 1 1 I . . 1 11 1 1 1 , , . 11 1 1 I1 1 , 1 . ' v 1 1 1 I 1 .. 1 1 ' I o 1 1 N 1 . 1 1 . . . . X 1 I1 1 11 I1 1. 1 . If ' . , . . . I1 1 1 . 11 11 , I . 11 11 1 1 1 . 1 1 I 1 . . . 1 - I1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . I1 1 1 l t ' I . 1 1 - I 1 t 1 ' ' ,, , I . 1 . A 1 1 1 1 1 I . 1 1 1 1 I W, I . - I1 1 1 I . . 1 1 . I1 1 - 1 . . . 1 1 f I I 5' I I . 1 . I1 1 I . 1 29 FIRST ROW, left to riqht: Irwin Griqsby, Eva Mae Germeshausen, Ernest Lindholm, Lupe Boone, Mac Shreve, Barbara Thomas, Gary Pichon, Inez de la Cruz. SECOND ROW: Iackie Rogers, Robert Orgen, Mary lane Thomas, Bruce Kennedy, Pai Graham, Del Holly, Gloriane Cardoza, Ronnie Parkhurst, Paula Bennett. THIRD ROW' La Verne Kautz Margaret Hinshaw D 'd M ll Gl . , , avi u er, oria Deanda, lack Miller, Stella Lombos, Ted Sullivan, Ianice Corbin, Bob Younger. FOURTH ROW: Carlene Fanning, Lonnie Cagle, Roberta Livingston, Iim Stipe, Va Dell Iohnson, Roland Mace, Beverly Anderson, Theodore Munoz, Ioan Gncs. Senior History The senior class, after much hard work as underclassmen, has been able to devote their time to setting a good example for the under- classmen, advising the student body, contribut- ing to its enrichment, and enjoying their last year as high school students. The class of 1955 as freshmen decorated for Baccalaureate and sponsored a dance: as sopho- mores they decorated for graduation, sponsored the Sock Hop, and sold magazine subscriptions, as juniors they sponsored the lunior Prom, fi- nanced the Senior Banquet, sponsored the lun- ior Carnival, and decorated a flower booth at the May Fair. These projects performed by the class of N355 under the supervision of Mr. Wes- ley O'Neill were all successful. As seniors the class stole away to a secret hideaway for their skip day in the spring. Games, swimming, and boating were enjoyed by all the seniors on this much looked forward to skip day. Combining the banquet with the Senior Ball, the class enjoyed an extremely fine evening for dining and dancing at the Clare- mont Hotel in Berkeley. This senior class will be missed, but the school looks forward to hearing of their accomplish- ments in the years to come. it ,ff P7 W wif 0 QE 'Wjxy pw-W WWW W Mgww 2 MMA!! '57 Q25 ffifmfi? ws' 75 WA Wfffuafv Jaw b??iQ2?33 myj iffy? 5 ,MW .fz4.,4f,,,,,L Qfiwu V JWMVVM Mm MK M !f jJt7wAL77mj 5 ZMWWZV Rf J' Bin '3 . X WWW sv ' Cy X 0 E v gi Q6-1 qi Q ' , Q 3 + M W 3. XEFMMW M' 7722, 0, xiii Lp - gmac pkggqq X , xl ' , I A 1 of' A' 75274 C-Q4.0n U 5 fm' 'L . cf Q in .YW 10' . ' Q ,,ffw'f'jA may 5 .M 'ff' Q JM ' fm FA . ow Q!! ' , ' ii ', WWV7 ww M . ' ,wwf JJ67? S1-'..i' Mjf' R WWW 7401! Q My 'awww 7 ff-'f 'W EH in E 'QR Wm? X ii- 7,fW,,1,V,-4,.W-fy W WJMW My VW QQ yffwffffajlpgjw +7-V QQ MW V a?w6n1f1W0 Qx Qckff-Q Y iii 77779 M 233353, WV Uwfjljdlwjwqjf ff f ffmf my Vgwfd 29 , -9101171 0? fi 1 M 3 Tw , K Qi 1 XL x E R M U CW . ' rg .x . ,, 0 Q'-2 ' if fffftl , .X 22 23 X i iyxkqf X - 3, Kg M MW W 2 ,M MY Juniors QI so kv' -Q.. FIRST ROW, left to right: Gabriel Luna, Dorothy Germeshausen. Celeste Danuser, Lynn Mathis, Teresa de la Cruz, Ioanne Parkhursi, Ronnie Tooley. SECOND HOW: Donald Warren, Rees Iones, Ieannie Sianlori, Eleanor Losado, Kaihy Brown, Ioyce Hammons, Shirley Birdwell, Maralew Bruhn, Darleene Iohnson, Allan Beneiield. Iim Burroughs. THIRD ROW: Mary Cox, Signe Pearson, Bob Sellers, Hall Sisson, Norman George, Ronnie Con- ners, Mary Chavez, Linda Ferrero. FOURTH ROW: Gail Hohwer, Bob Barker, Dick Websier, Marie Braun, Carol Barry, Barbara Kidwell, Del Luttqes, Terry Schroeder, Diane Collier. sia LEFT TO RIGHT Hall Sxsson Ieanme Stantorf Ioyce Hcxmmons Del Lutiqes This past year has be n a thrill to the lunior Class for it has been the ye ar that they received their ever cherish d class rings The rings were received at the beginning of October Keeping the committees officers and individuals of the lunior Class on their toes have been many big events of this high school year. One of the main events was the annual lunior Carnival. Thi was held out on the tennis courts on ther 2nd of October. Among the booths featured were the dart throw marriage booth, wishing well, the tomato throw and others. lt was one of the major successes of the year. Another big event and the only formal dance of the year was the lunior Prorn. It was based on the theme Neptune , Rhapsody. The decorations were made to look like underwater scenery. The prom was held on December 4. Mal Dudley and his Great orchestra played for the dance. A flower booth was also decorated by the lunior Class at the Dixon May Fair. Under the helpful leadership of Mr. Yelle the lunior Class Advisor and the willingness and cooperation of the Iunior Class one can really say that this has been a successful year for the class of '56. Sophomores 'tif ,... ,Z LEFT TO RIGHT Bob Kennedy Pat Wadsworth Sharon Forden Pat Mack The biqqest class at Dixon High School the class of 57 has had a very suc- cessful sophomore year. The sixty-eiqht students of this class have held many activities and each one has been a success. The first major activity of the class was the maqazine sales whicn helped to boost the class treasury. These sales are an annual project for all sophomore classes. The money acquired by the class on a percentage basis from the maga- zine subscriptions are really a bio help in putting on future N ass activities. On October l5th after the Dixon-Winters football aame the class held the an' nual Sophomore Sock Hop. Everyone came decked out in crazy socks and prizes were aiven for the best ones. A qood time was had by all and for once no one Could complain of scuffecl shoes! To wind up the year the class decorated for qraduation. This is one of the bia- qest duties the sophomore class has. This year graduation was held for the first time at Madden Memorial Hall. The decorations were very pretty and well liked by both the qraduatina class of 55 and the people attending, The class of 57 now turns the paqe of their sophomore year and looks for- ward to two more successful years at Dixon Hiqh School. Freshmen A A WP' - if ' 1 s ,1 xi W,.N ' FIRST ROW, left to right: Diane Rudy, Katherine Foss, Louisa Calovius, La Verne Parkhurst. Helen Daily, Bar- bara Lombos, Iosie Cox, Pa! Tamplen, Iudy Newcomb, Pat Wolfe. Glenda Fry, Lois Fry, Barbara Manker, Linda Curtis, lane Clark. SECOND ROW: Leo Kivsla, Alvin Yates, Iack Siossel, Iames Atkinson, Marvin Wann, Larry McCoy, Bill Miller, Chuck Nutt, Carlo Boilegone. lim Hicks, Ernest Anderson, Gail Gunning, Merrill Harper, Steven Dunniclili, Sydney Schroeder, Bob Lewis, Vernon Machado. THIRD ROW: Iohnnie Padilla, Thomas ramplen, Danny Sullivan. Danny Caldwell, lack Fry, Elmer Kitchen, Paul Gordon, Shirley Harris. Ruth Prather, Shirley Conduil, Billie Modar, Arlene Lundqren. Iuanita Childers, Ioyce Spangler, Susan Bulkley, Dick Fry, Marvin Luttges, Ronald Martins, Herman Gnos, Philip Bennett, Richard Nelson. ld' LEFT TO RIGHT Bob Rogers Glenda Fry Danny Caldwell Rex Woods The Freshman Class of 1958 a lcit concerned and confused over their entrance into Dixon High School has proved alter a chance to settle down that they will be one of the most distinguished classes ever to attend Dixon High School Their performance of the many duties required of the Freshman Class has shown that their abilities and performance are of a superior quality Among the many dutie performed by the Freshmen are decorating for the Baccaulaureate exercises keeping the trophy casein good order and taking charge of the seating arrange ment for all school assemblies We believe that the class ot 58 will continue to improve and will uphold the high traditions of Dixon High School. . +R ff I , mg -un-.f ,Q .4 - 'wp-R , HZ A My 2 :vii W av Q ...hm hw . 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THIRD ROW: Dick Webster, Ralph Bulkley, lack Miller, Robert Oqren, Ronnie lahn, Ernest Anderson. .- N S NJ we AAA House Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Ramos, House Advisor, the l-louse ol Repro- sentatives has been very busy doinq the duties assigned to it. Many duties must be performed by the House of Representatives, and as usual, each duty must be performed with the welfarf' and betterment of the school in mind. Among the duties of the House of Representatives are the assraninq of orqani- zatrons to decorate windows for certain holidays. The House assrans organizations to do this because it feels that the spirit of the holidays is better understood and enjoyed by the student if there is somethina in the halls to remind them of it, Thr- House wishes to thank each orqanization for its cooperation in makinq the halls aay for the holidays. The House did its part by decoratinq a window along with the Sffnato for St. Patricks Day. Next in line :or the House was the Christmas Party. Much work went with this party. The House bought and sacked candy and wrapped the arfts that each student brings as his admission price to the party. The qifts were sent as Christ mas presents to an orphanage in Sacramento. Elections were handled by the House with utmost efficiency and the House would like to congratulate each new officer of the student body for next year. The House prepared a handbook about the school to he given to each Fresh- man at the start of next year. The biqaest event of the year for the House was the school lloat for the Dixon May Fair. This is one of the busiest times of the year for every student, but the members of the House gave up their time and put much effort into makina a float cf which Dixon Hiqh School was very proud. The above items have kept the House on its toes thrcuqhout the year and now we say, 'Conaratulatioris to the House for its fine wczkf' Num., f 'ery' 'Tis LEFT TO RIGHT: Robert Oqren, Ronnie Iahn Margaret Hinshaw. sn! ,sf mm 1' V' L gl08 P!F . l pg? lf , N s it MA Sw 3 sm: 4 X CQ- it, f- if ,A x H-Af ' x Jaw , fs -Qi wi at mix 4 wi Q t Q .'s2'U1Krf:. Msf,Wl w f s 1 msg-1. s BEEF SHEEP FIRST ROW, left lo right: Paul Gordon, Elmer Kitchen. Marvin FIRST ROW, left to right: Don Warren, lames Atkinson, Bob Wann, Ice Mcllim, Ice Lewis, lack Stossel, George Mendes, Bob Lewis, Ioe Lewis, George Derner, Wayne Alvis. SECOND ROW: Lewis. SECOND ROW: Rees Iones, Eddie Foss, Russel Chastain. Ralph Bulkley, Bob Sellers, Terry Schroeder, Bill Rogers, Ted Dick Kitchen, Ted Sullivan. Lonnie Cagle. The Dixon PAA. has held Master Chapter for ten years. It has an organization ot titty boys and has been organized for eleven years. The boys completed such projects as a barn dance, repairing toys tor Christmas, parent and son banquet, writing articles for state and local papers, iloats, boothes, and a program ot work. The local chapter participated in an otticers training school, National Education Week, a cooperative quiz, a public speaking contest, a SWINE FIRST ROW, left to right: Larry McMillan, Her. man Gnos, Ernie Anderson, Marvin Lultges. SECOND ROW: Danny Caldwell, Carl Hayes, Don Warren, lack Fry. FIRST ROW, lei! to right: Sammy Saragosa, Sidney Schroeder, Vernon Machado. SECOND ROW: Rees Iones, Don Allen, Clarence Vierra, Sullivan. Lonnie Caqle. snow trip, an educational trip, project competi- tion, the Dixon May Fair, and a trip to the Cow Palace. A greenhand and chapter farmer initi- ation was held, and an application was made tor the state farmer degree. The F.F.A. projects consist of beef, dairy, sheep, swine, poultry, bees, and barley crops. This year has been an extremely successful one for the Dixon Chapter oi the Future Farmers ot America. BEES AND I-'ARM CROPS FIRST ROW, lei! to right: Isom Page, Sid ney Schroeder, lack Stossel, Alvin Yates SECOND ROW: Tom Wilson, Lonnie Cagle Terry Schroeder, Bob Sellers. DAIRY Bob Rogers. ew 1 1 1 1 T s A r 1 N181 C. S. F. Tff , 1111111111 S.:11:1 f11S1i1:1 F14-11.'1t1rg11 is 11115 111 2 11' 1 i:j11rp1T:'1i1C1i 1h 5517.1 1.4,i.,1'15' sf1111'lf11sf11j K H1 1 1 X.', 11'f1 se1v1c11. 111 flif fvld of 51 1131111511111 111s 1 1 'lllllliii-YS EICIVQ TPGYI VVIY s'.1:1111ff1siul 111 C1i!c111 5511313151 1115 1' 1.1c11L11s ffilfl 5311? gif T110 11161111 'EQQS 111 :1 1.-7111 150 hfe 1111 1111215 1.-5:11:11 15 111 1154311 CI GI 115 1131. fliny .ills-ges 0311116915 fi: sT11'if11!s VJ1'1OT1CIV6lf' .XIV 11'-1113 as lfi CSF. Vlfili T111 1:11 el Sf 1,11 EQG1' T21-Q 11111113515 :1C.S.F. 12115 '11.'1- '1CI19I'TlfSYT1Ii'1 1.'.1:1k 1:1 1119 11x11 of s011'1Cf. 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FIRST RCW, left to riqhl: Ray Crawford. Gary Pichon, Con- reux Robben. SECOND HOW: Paula Benneti, Gail Hohwer, Carol Barry. Teresa de la Cruz. NOT PICTURED: Incz de lc Cruz. an .313 Q. Q7 .,-. -11-ff! 1 Y Ss: . x Q 2, . 11 1? 'R 'i 5 UT Rallies The Rally Committee is a qroup ol students who are chosen by the yell-loaders to help prepare rallies and to assist in any way posf sible. During the year ot l954f55 the Rally Committee held meotinas on Tuesday eve' ninqs in order to plan the rally tor the tollow- ina Friday niqht aanio. These niootinqs were under the supervision ot Miss Frances Greer. The Rally Cornrnittoo this year has done an excellent job ot bolstering tlio school spirit with its peppy rallies. Alana with the yell- leaders, the tour pop airls also did niuch tc prornote the school spirit. YELL LEADERS. leh to right: Eva Germeshausen. Carlene Fanning. PEP GIRLS, left to right: Beverly An- derson, Linda Ferrero, Ioyce Ham- mons. Barbara Thomas. FIRST ROW, leii to right: Linda Ferrero, Sharon Forden, Pat Mack, Ioyce Hammons, Ioan Gnos, Beverly Anderson. Barbara Thomas, Carlene Fanning, Eva Mae Germeshausen, Paula Bennett. Linda Curtis, Iudy Nucomb. SECOND ROW: Donnie Warren, Tommy Tamplen, Pete Wadsworth, Lonnie Caqle. Tino Munoz. Bobbie Younger, Hal Sisscn, La Verne Kautz, Del Holly, Eddie Iahn. fv- N -.A Mi. .i, . , . ,. f'ft'f? i, fi K . ' ' - QT - www ,W . . A, -rs - .K .s ,, If Q1 A I f' , P P 3- 3 viii ...Q- g-. PAULA BENNETT Chanticleer Editor Chanticleer The editorial staff has worked hard and dili- gently to prepare the l955 Chanticleer. They have very cheerfully assumed the many extra- curricular activities required in the publication ot this yearbook. These activities included writ- ing articles for the yearbook, turning in snaps, making many helpful suggestions tor the publi- cation of the yearbook, sponsoring the Miss Chanticleer Contest, as well as numerous other activities. Special recognition for his art works in the yearbook goes to Ronnie Conner. We wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Mince, our advisor, for his help on the yearbook. -- Paula Bennett, Editor. FIRST ROW left to right: Margaret Hinshaw, Steve Dunniclifi, jackie Rogers, Ronnie Conner, Irwin Gribsby, Beverly Anderson, La Verne Kautz. SECOND ROW: Eva Mae Germelhausen, Sharon Forden, Carlene Fanning Mary lane Thomas, Paula Bennett, Hal Sisson, Gary Pichon. THIRD ROW: Susan Olsen. Lynn Mathis, Barbara Thomas, Ioan Gnos, Robert Oqren, Bob Younger, Roland Mace. Staff T1iis years Ad Stail 1ias lueeii workiiicz very Cliliqeriily On their ads cmd piczqraiiis. Their Success is due 10 the Cooperciiicvri :uf the 1fvcf11 riierchariis and riiiicli siiecess iii se11iiif1 1119 yerii book. Noveiiilier 19, 1954, 11lK?C:11Cl1l1lC'1flUIi11t'1f1111011 armiial dance Giid for 11ie first time iii ::rivrim1 years Ci Miss C1imi1iC1eer was vlwoseii ciiiiciiiri four qirls. We wOi11d 1i1ce to 11'iQiii1c ilie IQJCC11 iiierceliriiiis, icicliliy, mid iiieiiiluers of 1110 siiidmii lncxiy 1m 11ieir Cooperaiimi iri iiicrkiiiq mir 1955 Yf'lCTl1lf'1l1if' II SLIFCCBSS, if SUSAN OLSEN Business Manager FIRST HOW, lelt to right: Lynn Mathis, Eleanor Losado, Darleene Iohnson, Mary Baines, Norma Peterson SECOND ROW: Dorothy Germeshausen, Pal Wadsworth, Mary Chavez, Kathy Brown, Diane Collier Lindo Ferrero, Beverly Anderson, Ioan Gnos, Mary Cox. Barbara Hale, Ardys Fox. THIRD ROW: Bus-Sel ChClS'UH1 Bob Younger, Dick Kitchen, Iames Iackson, Don Stark, Iames Andrews. Eddy Foss, Tommy Wilson Wayne Alvis. Hal Sisson. -. we---Q v Q 1 ' Q1 !'!. 1g v ix Qs 35133 EN 'Rx QQ R 'gi , 5, qu W ,. . 1! 1' 1U Fr. , q ' fk '. L? .ax ' fkf ' L f ik H . 12. 9 A 1 3 R 5 sf 2 y. 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Ronnie Iahn, Isom Page, Marvin Luttqes. -.ws T LEFT TO RIGHT: Paul Gordon, De Wayne Holman, Ra Cr wt d D' k F LEFT TO RIG y a or . ic ry. LEFT TO RIGHT: Co-captains COACH YELLE Ray Crawford, Tommy Wayne. HT: Tommy Wayne, Russel Chastain, Beeler Iones, Pete Wadsworth, Danny Caldwell, George Mendes, Max Wright. l 2 I Dixon 23 . 58., 29 ... 37 .... 39.. 30 . 32 .,v..,, . . w,.. 23.. 423, 28 ,, 36 3333. 63 HAH Benicia ,,,3i,,,,, St. Vincents , St. Marys ,,,, Esparto .,,3. 3,,w3,i, .. St. Vincents , Clarksburg Benicia ....aaaaaaaaaa Sac. I.C. I.V.'s .. in Courtland Vacaville ..,......'Winters i . Davis 54 .,,ai 44 ..,.. ..........'Esparto . aaaaaa Vacaville . ., 38 w..,,, ,,,,,r,,w C larksburq aa,.aa 66.. 35, ....,...'Courtland , ., .....,,..'Winters 52 .,,,,, ,...,,, ' Davis .. 7557 Basketball Opp. 26 47 4l 43 52 36 38 59 30 25 43 26 37 . ,. 2l 34 47 52 26 682 Name Fil. l,I.fX l li l Lonnie Caqle .76 65 La Verne Kauiz , 49 37 Ronnie Parkliurst 36 55 Bill Roqers ,,o, 28 Iaines lackson l8 Del Lultaes ,,,,.,, ,.,, l 8 l9 l3 9 Carl Hayes o,,,., ., ,, Tino Munoz ..i., ,,,r 54 39 24 Del Holly , ,,,,, ,, , 22 36 23 Bob Roqers ,, , 3 O 2 Bob Barker ooooooo .. .. l Season Record Vllins Losses Leaque Record Wins Losses 6 , . , ,. , 4 , FIRST ROW, left to right: Parkhursl, Iackson, Caqle, Holly. Kcxutz. Munoz. SECOND HOW: Yelle, B ll R q Vierra. Bob Rogers. Barker, Hayes, Luttqes, Woods. H Dixcn 26 ,,,,. .,,,,. . 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Holman, Stipe, Ted Ia C RCAEEEPQQBALL Dixon Opp. Dixon Opp. 28 Benicia' ' 30 36 'Winters 26 65 St. Vincent 11 43 'Davis 29 23 St. Marys 17 51 'Esparto 30 31 'Esparto 20 37 Vacaville 30 36 St. Vincent 15 35 'Clarksburg 16 33 'Clarksburg 25 41 'Courtland 38 26 Benicia 24 51 'Winters 31 31 'Courtland' ' 29 36 'Davis 46 48 Vacaville 17 -- 'Leaque Game 651 432 ' 'Double Overtime LEFI' TO RIGHT: Coach Finney, Robben. Gordon. Wayn C TEAM Name EG. F.T.A. E.T.M. Total Crawford 130 107 70 330 FrY 33 4 28 94 Cfordox 27 52 29 83 Wadsworth 30 48 23 83 Wayne 12 40 22 46 Robben 3 4 1 7 Martin 2 9 2 6 Rudy 1 0 0 2 Lewis 0 0 0 0 SEASON RECORD 12 Wins: 2 Losses LEAGUE RECORD 9 Wins: 1 Loss e, Mcxriin. Fry. Crawford, Wadsworth, Lewis. S fg Kg sL,iPQufg?El,Q iff . Q , ,,?,L .?ggH M ,Q an QL.. 4 3. in W 9.5 1 -4 -'ffiggwfmw 4 , M , f gh 3: 12.55, in-f-L: ,.,. Q 'Q K W! W A -. jr , :Aviv . 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J ff 5 1 3 , fl' , x A Q X52-E VARSITY BASEBALL FIRST ROW, lei! to right: Coach Ira Finney Lonnie Caqle, limmy Burroughs, Tino Mu noz, Ray Crawford, Pele Wadsworth. SEC OND ROW: Robert Barker, David Muller Mac Shreve, Ronald Parkhursl, Del Holly LaVerne Krxutz, Ted Iahn. FIRST ROW, lei! lo right: Marvxn Van Curen Ronald Iahn Duck Fry Alfred Pulham Beller lones Gary Valxne SECOND ROW: Conreux Robben Tommy Wayne Blll Mxller Max Wngh! Ralph Bulkley Allan Beneheld Q as , , . be p f J Kr, FIRST ROW, left to right: Pat Graham, Ianice Corbin, Margaret Hinshaw, Iackie Rogers. Barbara Thomas, Gloria Deanda, Ioan Gnos, Carlene Fanning, Mary lane Thomas, Eva Mae Germeshausen, Inez de la Cruz, Beverly Anderson. SECOND ROW: Norma Peterson, Sharon Forden, Signe Pearson, Mary Chavez, Marie Braun, Gail Rohwer, Lynn Mathis, Pat Wadsworth, Susan Olsen, Elizabeth Null, Pat Mack. THIRD ROW: Miss Spotts, Susan Bulkley, loyce Spangler, lane Clark, Arlene Lundqren, Glenda Fry, Pat Wolle. Iudy Newcomb, Pat Tamplen, Louisa Calovius, Katherine Foss. G. A. L. Every year G.A.L. seems to be gaining in membership. On September 30th, sixteen new members were initiated. The initiation was held at Putah Creek near Davis. For a club of this size there are many activities. During Christmas Vacation G.A.L. was host to the G.A.L. Alumni for a basketball game. The Alumni won 27 to l4. The week of Ianuary l7-22 was declared Sadie Hawkins week in Dixon High School. The familiar question among the girls was, who am l going to take to the dance on lanuary 22nd? The annual Rainbow-G.A.L. basketball game was played as well as many games against other schools in numerous sports. During the football games the G.A.L. girls were seen behind the counters selling refreshments. A delicious banquet was given in the honor of the Senior members to bring to a close their active membership in GAL. OFFICERS, left to right: Iackie Rogers, Margaret Hinshaw, Gloria Deanda, Mary Chavez, Pat Wadsworth, Norma Peterson, Gail Rohwer. 9 Q Q .r 9 TENNIS BASEBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: loyce Spangler, Ioan Gnos, lane Clark, Gail FIRST ROW, lei! to riqhlz Susan Bulkley, Mary Chavez, Norma Rowher, Pat Graham. Peterson. SECOND ROW: Margaret Hinshaw, Iackie Rogers, Sharon Forden. SOCCER LEFT TO RIGHT: Louisa Caloviuis. Janice Corbin, Siqne Pear- BADMINTON son, Linda Soulherland, Pai Tamplen, Beverly Anderson, Barbara LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Wolfe, Inez de la Cruz, Carol Barry, Eva Kldwell. Mae Germeshausen, Mary lane Thomas. ':.',.- H. nf ' 21 as N ,V 6 . -1 BY 2 1-f :K N V 5' ,M-T....... M-mm-W,, .,...,...,.., , ' M - xv-ew , . , A,.. me A nw - fa xwgsfzs 253.11 Vi! 3 2 . , . Af 'K Y , 'S i a . 'Y 5 L X A v :usa kd 'X' L sf A 1, 1 A . 4 V U 0 mgpjh ' S ffm! If x 4 fswwilf .1 1 gb 'h' 'E l 2? 1 wnflv, win la. .mf .Me , 575' . 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J-A , , E I-Wat firqx 'is-fxys FX YQ Qwsxi xt' x v as wf..s4 1 46' , 6 111 f QS i Y A . in Q : 'i z - X n ' Q ik A g , Ni 5-15 Qfbfx 'i Sf? 3 A e .QQ A z ,K Q vigtvffilg My -X gs CALENDAR September 1 School starts 1-lol day Adm1ss1on Day Fr shman Beceptlon Football at RIO Vrsta G1 ts Ath1et1c League ln1t1at1on Football Vacav1lle Future Farmers of Amer1ca Barn Dance October Football at St Vmcents lun or Carn1va1 Football at Courtland Football W1nters Soohornore Dance Football at Clarksburg Foo ball at Esparto Apnl Novembe Fogtba11Dav1s Block D Dance Block D ln1t1at1on Chant1cleer Dance 22 26 Thcnksglvlng Vacat1on 21 22 Decembe lun or Prom Ba ketball Samt Marys Fu ure Farmers of Arner1ca ln1t1at1on Ba ketball Esparto Glee Club Dance Basketball at St V1ncents Basketball at Clarksburg 20 Ian 3 Chr1stmas VGCGl1OH 22 Ba ketball Wllh Ben1c1a MCIY I cxnucry Ba ketbal1w1th Courtland 13 16 C S F Dance Ba ketballatVacav1lle Basketball w1th W1nters Freshman Dance Ba ketball at Dav1s Ba ketball at Esparto February 1 Ba ketbal1w1thVacav11le une 4 Basketball w1th Clarksburg Dromat1cs Dance March Basketball at Courtland Ba ketba11atW1nters Hc11day Wash1ngton s B1rthday Ba ketba11w1th Dav1s Band Dance G A L Sad1e Hawkms Ba 9bG11GlVGCGV1119 Track Meet w1th R10 V1S1U Clatchy Baseball Clarksburg Baseball w1th Vacav1lle Track at Bro V1SlG Ba eba11w1th St Vmcents Ea ter Vacat1on Ba eball at Cal Aggres Ca1Agg1 P1cn1c Day Y C A L Baseball Sprmg Play Y C A L Baseball Y C A L Baseball Y C A L Tenms at Dav1s W1r ters Youth Day Y C A L Baseball Y C A L Tenms at Dav1s Y C A L Baseball Y C A L Tenrns at Dav1s D1xon May Fa1r Y CA L Baseball Small Schools Track Meet Y C A L Baseball Y C A L Baseball Y C A L Baseball Mernor1al Day Hohday Baccalaureate Cr duat1on ndC K Mc 1 6 S 1 9 i Z - - 1 I I A 1 ' 10 e. 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