Dos Palos High School - El Vaquero Yearbook (Dos Palos, CA)
- Class of 1947
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It is our sincere wish that this year- book Will serve to supplement your school memories and to add enjoyment to your post-high school years. I Three 1 .nf . , ss, wh ,af ff GERI McCRACKEN Editor Staff Assistant Editor Betty Ricci Feature Editor Patty Jarrott Club Editor Freda Haile Class Editors Lois Howard Evelyn Hooten Sports Editor Howard Ricks Staff Artist Stanley Lopez Table ol Contents Administration and Faculty ..i.r Seniors ,ti.....,.,..i i..i..,........... , Classes .... Activities w...,.. Athletics ..s... Features .,,......... Advertisements I Four 1 . , s Dedication We, the Seniors of 1946-47, dedicate this year's annual to our class advisors, Mrs. Bourne and Mr. Schmidt. We sincerely hope that this dedi- cation will help show our appreciation for the excellent help and advice they gave us. If Five 1 Pri11l3ipal's Message - Mr. Donald E. Bourne, our very capable and understanding principal, has been with us for twenty-three years and has become extremely popular and completely indispensible in his years of being principal of the Dos Palos High School. It has been through his friendliness and willingness to help us with our problems and difficulties that have made him so popular with the students and faculty alike. RAMONA HOWARD School Secretary lfSixj EQ, . 2 xii Mr. Donald E. Bourne Ramona Howard ,.,........,, Mr. Roy Allen .......,...... Mrs. Eleanor Barton ......, Mrs. Olive Bourne ......... Mrs. Lillian Burgess Mrs. Elizabeth Covelli Mr. Kenneth Easter ,.,........ Mr. Malcolm Frankian Mrs. Phyllis Howard ,.,.... Mr. Ralph Jessen ........ Mr. Jay Jacobsen ....,.. Mrs. Helen Kusel .......,,. Mr. Charles Lofgren .,...,.. Mrs. Lois Malm ..,,....... K Faculi Principal, Civics School Secretary Physical Education Arts and Crafts Study Halls School Librarian English, Journalism Agriculture Physical Education Spanish, English Vice-Principal, Shop, Mathematics Orchestra, Glee Club Home Economics Science Miss Bonnie McWilliams ,,,,l,, ...... D ean of Girls, Physical Education Miss Mae Mettauer ............ Miss Bernice Meng ...,...... Mr. T. R. Schmidt ...... Mr. Joseph 'Silver ...... Mr. Lionel Tocher ...... Mr. J P Tiffee ,................. Mrs. Dorcas Van Atta I Seven I History, English Commercial History Science Mechanical Drawing, Shop Mathematics Commercial Cafeteria The cafeteria was opened on the third day of school last September It is under the leadership of Mrs. Del Carmignani, who is assisted by Mrs Velma Hobbs and Mrs. Inez Roberts. There is a government subsidy of nine cents on each lunch with milk and seven cents for each lunch without milk. The rest of the staff includes the following: Guanda Hoffman Beverly Flarity Charlotte Nommsen Nadine McCaleb Dorothy Garrett Joyce Farnham Ramona Howard Ccashierj Howard Ricks Chris Jessen Sidney Richey Louie Maumoynier Sam Phillips Owen Atkins Bill Jones I Eight fl 4: i Cusiodiaus We cannot let this annual be published without mentioning our cus- todians. They are Al White, head custodian, with Gaylord Blevins and Walt Lake, assistant janitors. Fay Ware, Bill Jones, Bill Boswell and Bill Gillian are helpers. They get to school early, turn the heaters on, and have things warm by the time we get here. They keep our classrooms neat and clean. Kay Atkins keeps our buses in good running order so that we can get to and from school every day. I Nine 1 6 45 GS was GN S 5. .,.. W K. ,WW f' ff? K, ae.. ,Judi 12 li i' tj: ex .' 3: rl I Q' '.'g3J.ls. . , Pl eg.. N if A ' 4. E . inns? i J ix 3 if xg- . 'Ai Q Y. 4, 6? 5 5 4... 'qv 4- . L, 6 at 5 ' n 41. e,,,.Q1?' 4 f ff V Q ww ,K 5 'VY' fx Ee 11.5 , r Amy ,wid I . .pi- xv .5 1 if K 1. 0' :M 'lx' M7 11 i Env mf' aww . 16 W as 43' 4 x 2? .. C i 21 22 23 24 in HELPFUL HINTS 1 Sargent of Arms?? 2 Hubba-Hula, Hula! 3 Little 'tLulu 4 Muscles 5 h Andy with the girls CD. BJ 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 l3 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 27 Rick-ety t'Rick Shaw Man Pear-re-e! How cute you were The Andrews sisters have nothing on her Cough, man!! Look at those ears. Now do you know? The Scotchrnan She twists Cher baton??J What'ch hunting for, Betts? A movie star has the same name It's not dig, it's Dug The Firetown kid Dick Haymes The electricity girl. CShe absorbs Sparksj -1- got a zero Cin Spanish, that is? Boys flock around her The dimpled drurnrner He is a good catcher-in baseball? She has our blessings ----- Sprat could eat no fat! He never goes back 26 The Brain Football manager 28 That Ubashfull' boy Answers on page 90 I Eleven 1 Jw' 33 A ' x' 7 ' ' f se , 'X ' . km-5 -1- vm- qu ', ., i YD 3 . A fl N .- 5' X k-,,A 0 A 7 8 ,' we 'w .gg . I 2 it tv, 5 'Sei 4' Ali i If is Q31 : J ' it fi 14 ,J 'f 7V7T 'w . x ', ' V 1 , , lkr A1 ' fi if . 0 19' is 20 2 . J A I . f -. , .- 2 4 5 xii 10 i e 1 T ., ,T L, .5 J, ' b y ,, i.f . , 11 12 l 9 16 L Page Twelve 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 HELPFUL HINTS Imogine, Me! Put that gun down, Mark Ca: you bake a Cherry Pie? Her name isn't Ruby Her name is t'Ruby,' She Hai1es from Texas Let's be Frank Your Editor The Athlete Puppy love, Joe? He isn't sitting on a Chester field Open the door, -- She just fiddles around You never Can trell But Jo can! The B0bby' soxer Still O'N money The Southtown dice shooter The other Editor Good ole' Herbie Why so sober, Bernice? L. C. couldn't quite make it Answers on page 90 3 15' qc, 49' QQ. Q Q Geraldine Andrews Girls League 1, 2 , 3 , 4 T and T 3, 4 Pep Squad 4 Welfare Board 2 Joe Antonetti F.F.A.1,2 Pe Suad3 4 p ,q , Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4 L Varsity Basketball 3 4 Block Letter 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 4 t Basketball 2 , Baseball 2, 3, 4 N Boxing 2, 3 Track 1, 3, 4 X1 1. 1: Owen Kay Atkins F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 Lightweight Football 2 Challengers 4 Tennis Team 4 Pep Squad 2 .A Bus Driver 45 Un' f , I an A if ll ,I 1 + , M, Jack Audas Transfer from Richmond High F. F. A. 4 Varsity Football 4 Joe Balderas Za! if Fred Bartlett Y Transfer from Gardena High School, Gardena, Calif. WM Jerald Bennett Transfer from Tranquillity High Chester Billups Block Letter 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3 Mavis Blasingame Annual Staff 4 Informer Staff 4 Girls League 1, 2, 3 T and T 3 'Q Co Qeftewic ' 4 Qi-ilu!! Ji' I '13 f 1' 'Sf l . . Vetrus Boydstun Girls' League 1, 2, 'I' and T 3, 4 Concert 2 Pep Squad 3, 4 Dramatics 2 Welfare Board 3 f Fourteen 1 ,J 4 , 4 . l '- 3 Pearl Buie Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 T and T 3, 4 Pres. 3, Treas. 4 Honor Scholarship 1 sem. Dramatics 2 Class Officers Sec. and Treas. 3 Psp Squad 3, 4 Baseball 2 Welfare Boarcl 4 VW ,GW Robert Burkhart li .R tx f I' Joanne Cantrell Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Challengers 1, 2, 3, Sec. 3 Dramatics 2 Pep Squad 3, 4 Ancual Staff 2, 3, 4 Informer Staff 2, 3, 4 Tennis Team 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, Capt. 2 Baseball 2, Capt. 2 Executive Board 4 William Everett Cantrell Lightweight Football 1 Concert 3, 4 Class Officers Vice-Pres. 2, Pres. 3 Pep Squad 3, 4 Varsity Football 9, 4 ' Varsity Basketball 4 Block Letter 2, 3, 4 Basketball 4 Track 2, 4 Bus Driver 3 Andy Carey Lightweight Football 3 Class Officers Vice-Pres. 3 Pep Squad 3 Annual Staff 2 Tnformer Staff 3 Varsity Football 4 Block Letter 3, 4 Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4 I Fifteen 1 . ,-.1 it 1' ,G fr? Barbara Churchill Transfer from Los Angeles Girls' League 2, 3, 4 Honor Scholarship 4 sem Challengers 2, 3 Class Officers - Sec. 4 Pep Squad 3, 4 'I'ennis Team 2, 4 Basketball 2 Baseball 2 Librarian 3, 4 , ' ,fr . A., Junior Coffman F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Reporter 2, 4 Pep Squad 4 Executive Board 4 Q, btw LA CQ M745 Lola Dami Girls, League 1, 2, Concert 3 Pep Squad 3, 4 Eula Dangerfield Girls' League 1, 2, T and T 3, 4 Concert 3, 4 Bard 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 2 J ohnnyx ennis I 0 3,4 3,4 ' ans r from Avenal A 'J ight eight Football 3 Concert 3 Pep Squad 3, 4 Varsity Football 4 Class Officer 4 Treas. Varsity Basketball 4 Block Letter 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Student Body Officers 4 Vice-Pres. Imogene Donaldson Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 T and T 3, 4 Pep Squad 4 Lura Flock Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 T and T 3, 4 Concert 2 Honor Scholarship 6 sem. Dramatics 2 Class Officers 1 Sec. Pep Squad 3, 4 Student Body Officers 4 Sec. Welfare Board 3, 4 Executive Board 2, 3 Football Queen 4 Bernice Fonseca . Transfer from Los Banos Girls League 2, 3, 4 Concert 2, 3, 4 Honor Scholarship 1 sem. Band 2, 3, 4 Informer Staff 4 Asst. Editor Librarian Steward Fountain Transfer from Seminole High School, Okla. U. S. N., B. M. 2fc U. S. S. XD6-6 X X ' 'af 'J Q wx - , ' f ' 1,-f' . I X, -I K Pa fi ' , Ciba fbfwf Edward Geis Transfer from Vallejo Lightweight Football 4 Betty Lou George Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert 1, 2, 3, 4 Bard 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 2 Class Officers 1 Pep Squad 3, 4 Welfare Board 4 Concert Mistress 4 .15 yy! 2. V M. Bill Goforth X Li htweight Football Challengers 2 Tennis Team 2, 3 Pep Squad 3 W f lu I Q H ....g ,-54 : fx A Block Letter 2 'N-W gr -I v Q 5 ,ff . A . .D N Executive Board 1 rs. 1.1.1341 35,-,L i , N 1 Roderick Gourley Transfer from p Pacific Grove 5 , , Honor Scholarship 3 sem . Pep Squad 3, 4 1 fair! Z 5 International Relations 4 Q Treas. 4 . 2 aj E X 6 ' l' J 2 .. . . A jg ft! f I . ' fr.-ills-N I, 1 ' . . , - .34 , A F I .'fxd,- . I I . V ,Lj,i?'Lf'Lf?! S ' pf . ' N' .Y 3 f V 1 fi 3 Gerald Gfeenfield of Transfer from Stockton Pep Squad 4 , . A 1 , Varsity Basketball 3, 4 , E,-'gh 4 S, 2 ,Q - lm Block Letter 3, 4 1 ,K XQCHWF t H'5i5h. E QW? ' f L' ' ' .. 5 Q3 A ' 1 1 1' Q ' ,- 'Elf '... ' M-. A H. . Q 1- f Nl? if is 1 'Q 'Z - A 'wflxvl if' 3 A wif 'Z 1 Freda Haile Transfer from Galena Park, Texas Girls League 4 Pep Squad 4 Annual Staff 4 Informer Staff 4 I Sixteen 1 onor Scholarship 1 sem. Harry Hanson -'X gon eEt!fH,43, Pdp'kyt1a 4 Var 1 y Fixbk l 4 Markeith Harris Lightweigmvrootbali 2 3 Honor Scholarship 7 sein. Q Pres. 4' , , Challengers 3 Varsity Football 4 Block 'Letter 2, 3, 4 Box-ing! 2 International Relations Club 4, Pres. 4 Betty I-loffmayr . Transferfrom Oakland Girl's',League 3, 4 Concert 3, 4 Band 4 f challengirs 3 Pep Squad 3, 4 I Ruby Ann Hornbeak Girl's League 1, 2, 3, 4 T and T 3, 4 Concert 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2 Welfare Board 1, 4 Vernon Houk Transfer from Los Banos Honor Scholarship 4 sem. Dramatics 2, Vice-Pres. 2 Pep Squad 3, 4 Annual Staff 2, 3 Informer Staff 2, 3 Block Letter 2, 3, 4 Athletic Manager 2, 3, 4 lnternalional Relations Club 4 I Seventeen I at ae -Q1 I , , ikssfff Bob John Challengers 2, 3 Tennis Team 2, 3 Pep Squad 3, 4 Informer Staff 4 Varsity Football 3, 4 Block Letter 2, 3, 4 J' ,kgxffflf-Q f Q ' Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 gi A Baseball 1, 2, 4 1 - L ' ,, Track 2, 3, 4 I 5 Concert 2, 3, 4 S xvil Lightzweight Football Bill Jones F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Em Sec. 4 fifyfygff X C:-,-,yea-I alfa? Q . ,L-gxafaid ,Odell Lingerfelt Lightweight Football 1, 2 Honor Scholarship 1 sem. Challengers 3 Class President 4 Pep Squad 3, 4 Varsity Football 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Block Letter 2, 3, 4 Executive Board 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, Capt. 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Boxing 3, 4 T and Pr 4 Stanley Lopez I I N Lightweight Football Pep Squad 3, 4 Annual Staff 2 Informer Staff 3, 4 Varsity Football 4 Block Letter 3, 4 Athletic Manager 3 ,J A rl X x, Perry Luallin Challengers 3 Tennis Team 3, 4 Bus Driver 4 International Relations Club 4, Vice-Pres. 4 A J Geri McCracken Transfer from Richmond High School, Richmond, Calif. 'Girls League 3, 4 T and T 3, 4 Concert 4 Pep Squad 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 Editor Informer Staff 4 Librarian 4 Richard Maron F. F. A. 1, 2 Pep Squad 4 Student Body Business Manager 4 , .X 1-5 , i . Xfu-, 'vb-M N z . - PO -,ZR 3 , A' ,g. 0x14 4 V Mary Martin Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4 Pep Squad 4 Basketball 1, 2 Baseball 1, 2 Louie Maumoynier F. F. A. 2, 3, 4 Lightweight Football 1, 2, Capt. 2 Class Officers Pres. 2 Varsity Football 3, 4 Capt. 4 Block Letter 3, 4 Vice-Pres. 4 Executive Board 1 Baseball 2, 3, 4 K David Mumby Concert 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Scholarship 1 sem. Pres. 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 2 Pep Squad 3 Dance Orchestra 2, 3 . jr ' ' lf' il: H 5 M it K if R. if Q Xi1f?ETti '51 ,R N. . g, . ia . 4 4 ea.e ' 1 it it 2 - e '- gp 1 N. K. .. p . K 1 . yy V8 ,rf ifr 4. I, , ,, g . , i Mae Puccinelli Girls League 1, 2, 3, T and T 3, 4 Pep Squad 3 ..l Jim Rey nolds Transfer from Clovis High Athletic Manager 4 Pep Squad 4 Betty Ricci Girls League 1, 2, 3, Pres. 4 Concert 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Head Majorette 3, 4 Challengers 2, 3 Dramatics 2 Pep Squad 3. 4 Annual Staff 2, 3, 4 Asst. Ed. 4 Informer Staff 2, 3, 4 Ed. 4 Welfare Board 4 Executive Board 4 Dance Orchestra 2, 3 Howard Ricks F. -F. A. 2, 3, 4 Vice-Pres 4 Pep Squad 3, 4 Annual Staff 4 K N15 Q .fwwwtmfij Bruce Sargent ..A.1,2,3 Pep Squad 4 I Eighteen 1 2 A Y Betty Sousa Girl's League 1, 2, 3, 4 T and T 3 Concert 2, 3, 4 Librarian 3 B111 Sparks F. F. A. 2 Lightweight Football 1 Capt. Class Officers Treas. 2 Pep Squad Pres. 3, 4 Varsity Basketball 4 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4 Capt. 4 Block Letter 1, 2, 3, 4 Treas, 4 Executive Board 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Capt. 2 Baseball 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Willard Sullivan Transfer from Washington Union High, Fresno, Calif. Lightweight Football 3 Honor Scholarship 2 sem. 1' Class Officers 4 Vice-Pres. Varsity Football 4 V , Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Block Letter 3, 4 .4:r-V 9. , . wvlg: ir . - z ., - wi-Magi 1 ,45i 3iSV V- T , . ., K 1 my , if ' ' ,.e - Q, .1 3-sf .seg t. is Q' Or s E in '32 ,F .1 . Q1 ff Sf.:-vw , -1' it-pzgk 'i f :sis 513135, . Q i B. ' is-' 1 S, Z. ,g 5 .5.2 I: . R, 1, ,. 5 iii? . 1 2 .asv t' it K W! Track 3, 4 v 7' p t V N s 1 ,525 i ,Qfgq j J Doug' Warnock . ' 1 Lightweight Footbaii 2 'A Pep Squad 3, 4 Track 4 X lr: ' Q Q,., f s C i , H ww-NX K 57 EA Z : E Nineteen 1 Dan Test Honor Scholarship 7 sem. Treas. 2 sem. Class Officers Pres. 1 Executive Board 2 may ,X I 2, , ,J Frank Vincent F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4 Sec. 3, Pres. 4 Challengers 3 Pep Squad 3, 4 Varsity Football 4 Varsity Basketball 3, 4 Block Letter 2, 3, 4 Executive Board 3 Basketball Capt. 2 Boxing 2 Athletic Manager 1, 2 Lightweight Football 1, 2, 3 Mary Vincent Girl's League 1, 2, 3, 4 Concert 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Majorette 4 Pep Squad 3, 4 Tennis Team 2 Elsie Zeestraten Girl's League 1, 2, 3, 4 Honor Scholarship 6 sem. , 4. ,, ' v 1 !f-' . -an L f BLA TX Theee Couples Were Chosen Hy Vete ef the I Twenty QI 2 Sanim? Class and Not Hy the Annual Staff Senior Uiiioors Odell Lingerfelt ......,....,....,........................,,......................,.....A...,.,...... President Willard Sullivan ...... .,...l, V ice-President Barbara Churchill ..,... ........... ' Secretary John Donniz ..,...i,,.. ....... T reasurer Senior Advisors Mrs. Olive Bourne Mr. Ted Schmidt I Twenty-Two 1 L .. Junior Eli-155 Hello, Everybody: We are the class of 1948, and we'd like to tell you a little bit about us. To add to our growing list of firsts, we sponsored the first Football Queen Contest, we are the first junior class to have such a large treasury, and one of our noon dances was the largest ever given. Our other activities included a football rally, two other noon dances, an after-game dance, a Spring Fever dance, and of course, our gala prom given for the seniors, which was the best event of the season. The Ways and Means Committee did a fine job this year and We wish to thank them. Most of our success is due to the patience and foresight ol' our Wonder- ful advisors, Bernice Meng and Boss Jacobsen. 'Bye for nowg we'll be seeing you next year when we'll be high and mighty seniors. The Junior Elass This year our officers were: F .Lk President ....................................... ...... Dick Eggleston Vice-President .............. ..,,.................... V ivian Davenport Secretary-Treasurer ....... ..............................,.. E lma Hatcher Class Representatives ....... ....... V irgie Rocha, Neil Nordstrom I Twenty-Three J Sophomore Class During the past year the Sophomore class, or the 49'ers as they pre- fer to be called, have had a lot of fun doing things for themselves, as well as giving some entertaining dances and a lay 'em in aisles rally. The rally followed the theme of the 49'ers night spot in the gold rush days. There was also some hidden talent discovered in the rally. Uffioers President ......,....... ...... B en Perry Vice-President ..........,....,. ..,.,.... B ill Spain Secretary and Treasurer ..... .l..,..............,.. J oyce Farnham Executive Board Members ....... r...... . ..Lois Howard, Norma Foster Advisors ............,.................. ..... M rs. Howard, Mr. Easter I Twenty-Four 1 Freshman Class From all around the countryside crept in the mighty freshman class. They had completed the journey through their grammar school years! After meeting in study hall, the courageous students set forth pre- pared to meet the derogatory remarks and teasings of the upper classmen. Having become a little acquainted with their surroundings, they made plans for a noon dance and rally. The class officers elected were: President ..............i.....,................. . .... Vice-President ...... Secretary ........ Treasurer ......... Representatives Advisors ...,............ I Twenty-Five 1 Dick Fortune Miles Carter Diane Gregg Dick Howard Patsy Bunch, Ronnie Du Bois Tocher, Mrs, Covelli Junior High President ,.,.,,...... ,,,,. J im Linneman Vice-President ...... ........ G len Howard ZA Secretary ., .. ., ,.,. J uanita Serpilio Treasurer ..,.... ...... S ue Churchill 7D I Class Representatives Jared Carter Eileen Flock Julian Chavez rr.....Darrel Qualls 6 ,Qs ,lg L Twenty-Seven 1 s XS' I . I . I Mwigm .F . u .., I Twenty- Eight J Student Bud UflllIElf5 President , ,..,...... Vice President ...... Secretary .........., Business Manager ,......, Advisor r.eee..e..,ee EXECUTIVE BOARD Senior Representatives ,..... e..,...i,.ee,eeEee,.,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,ee,,,, ,ee,, Junior Representatives ..... Sophomore Representatives Freshmen Representatives . CLUB F. F. A. ..,e......... ........,. . Girls' League ,re.. Block Letter .,..... I Twenty-Nine 1 Vernon Houk Johnny Dennis Lura Flock . Richard Maron Mrs. Lois Malm Joanne Cantrell Bill Sparks .. ......... Neil Nordstrom Virgie Rocha Norma Foster Lois Howard Patsy Bunch, Ronnie Du Bois Junior Coffman Betty Ricci Odell Lingerfelt Girls' League The Girls' League held its first meeting on September 17 to plan the activities for the year. The first big event of the year was the P. J. Jamboree which was held on November 15. On December 11 the annual Hi-Jinks party was heldg both the teachers and girls attended. On January 25 the Girls' League enjoyed their yearly snow trip. The last big event of the year was the Mothers' and Daughters' Tea which was held in May. They also sponsored several' noon dances and rallies during the year. President ........ ..........,.. B etty Ricci Vice-President ..... ....... B etty Lou George Secretary ....... ...... E lsie Mae Graham Treasurer ....... ................... P auline Guerra Yell Leaders ,,,,., i..... E Ima Hatcher, Ruth Clark I Thirty 1 idd Board The Middy Board is composed of two girl representatives from each class. Their duty is to enforce uniform regulations, keep order among the girls, make the new girls feel welcome and help them get acquainted. MEMBERS Ruby Hornbeak Louise Hill Lura Flock Shirley Howard Vivian Davenport Virginia Ware Syble Sanders Patsy Bunch I Thirty-One 1 Pep Squad The Pep Squad was organized in 1945 by Vivian Davenport. This group is to help the morale of home teams and opponents. The group has proved very successfulg there are 240 members. President ..,................... .....................4,................... .... V i vian Davenport Vice-President .....,........,..,. ..,. B ill Sparks Treasurer and Secretary ....... .,,. L ucille Flock x x Y Q 'fr X' u ,4 Y, xi .A as DS Yell Leader- Vivian Davenport, Ruth Clark Pep Girls- Norma Foster, Phyllis Baskett, Beverly Hume, Pauline Guerra I Thirty-Two 1 ournalism Class This was the first time in a number of years that D. P. H. S. has had a journalism class. Every student in the class has done exceedingly good Work and has cooperated so that the school paper could be published bi- . , weekly. So hats off to the journalism class of 1946-1947! The members of the class were: A. Adams J. Antonetti P. Baskett L. Bays . J. D. Bennett M. Blasingame D. Bracken J. Cantrell O. Carey R. Clark B. Clayhold J. Della Santa . Flarity . Flock . Fonseca . Giampietro P. Guerra F. Haile H. Hanson . Hooten . Howard P. J arrott . John M. Johnson I Thirty-Three :I Keene Lopez Lopez Marshall McCracken 'McCracken N ommsen Ricci Ricks Scott Stran ge 64,9- W7 Y? informer Stall This year's Informer Staff' should be looked upon with pride, due to their 'fine work. They put out 21 very good pzqwr every two wvm-ks, :uid the whole school should be proud of them. First Semester Betty Ricci ,,.,..i.i,, Bernice Fonseca Stanley Lopez ,.i., Polly Guerra ,.,,. , Phyllis Baskett .,,,,.,l Lois Howard ,........ Julie Della Santa Mrs. Covelli ,.,.,..,. ,, A, M Editor , , Assistant Editor Second Semester , Betty Ricci Julie Della Santa Sports Editor 1.1-o Bays Fl'-L1llll1'P Editor E:-ichange Editor , ..l, Copy Editor Business Manager ., AdV1SOl' I 'l'hirty-Fourl Patty Jarrott .. . Arnold Adams June Lopez Nadine Scott Mrs. Covelli Urcheslra The 48 piece orchestra, composed of junior and senior high students, is conducted by Jay Jacobsen. The two outstanding events of the year were the Christmas Program and the Spring Concert. The orchestra also played for rallies during the year. Violin-Betty George, Louise Hill, Vivian Davenport, Beverly Bourne, Joann Townsend, Pat Goforth, Elsie Graham, Evelyn Hooten, Eula Dangerfield, Beverly Hurd, June Meissner, Diane Gregg, Bob Peterson, and Jackie Azevedo. Cello-Jimmy Hurd. Bass-Shirley Howard and Marguerite Regallo. Horn-Evelyn Nommsen, Sue Churchill, and Mike Linneman. Saxophone-Betty Ricci, Bill Kuykendall, Jim Linneman, Barbara Holly, Juanita Serpilio, and Arlene George. Clarinet-Bernice Fonseca, Jack Howard, Ollie Carey, Doris Carey, and Margaret Von Moos. Oboe-Darlene Dietz. Flute-Barbara Hume. Trombone-Elma Hatcher, Harry Hanson, and Walter Abbott. Trumpet-Virgie Rocha, Lois Howard, Dick Howard, Miles Carter, Jim Eggleston and Virginia Coyle. Drum and Tympani-David Mumby and Bobby John. Bells-Mary Vincent. Piano-Betty Hoffmayr. I Thirty-Five fl Else Club The Glee Club, under the able direction of Mr. Jacobsen, participated in the annual Christmas program and in the very successful spring concert Its members are: First Soprano Dolores Bracken Ollie 'Carey Betty Clayhold Evelyn Devault Janet Elms Lucille Flock Betty Lou George Pat Goforth Louise Hill Beverly Hume Marian Johnson Grace Milbourni Charlotte Nommsen Marguerite Regallo Betty Sousa Lorraine Teixeira Joann Townsend Mary Vincent J onellda Weathers Second Soprano Dorothy Angle Ollie Batey Doris Cassatt Verna C1'owe Beverly Flarity Delpha Green Pauline Guerra Roberta Habert Elma Hatcher Onelia Higgs Ruby Hornbeak Bobby Jo Lane Cloyce Mayfield Virgie Rocha Phyllis Sparks Virginia Ware I Thirty-Six 1 Altos Jeanne Angle Ruth Clark Julie Della Santa Maxine Devault Bernice Espinosa Dolores Gragnani Alberteen Hall Leontine Howell Mattie Peterson La Verne Pouncey Betty Ricci Margie Todd Glendora Williams Eula Dangerfield Walter Abbott Beverly Bourne Ollie Carey Miles Carter Doris Carey Virginia 'Coyle Eula Dangerfield Da: 'ene Dietz Jim .Tggleston Bernice Fonseca Majureiies Drum Major-Betty Ricci Majorettes-Lois Howard Marguerite Regallo Mary Vinceent Vivian Davenport I Thirty-Seven J y Band The band, under the direction of Mr. Jay Jacobsen, music teacher, have had an active year this season. Thfy accompanied the team at all games at home and in other towns. The band, consisting of 44 players, gave the football team the spirit it needed to win its many victories. 4 Elsie Graham Elma Hatcher Betty Lou George Bobbie John Pat Goforth Bill Kuykendall Harry Hanson Mike Linneman Betty Hoffmayr Jim Linneman Louise Hill David Mumby Evelyn Hooten Evelyn Nornmsen Barbara Holly Robert Peterson Lois Howard Betty Ricci Jack Howard Marge Regallo Virgie Rocha Syble Sanders Joann Townsend Mary Vincent Margaret Von Moos Sue Churchill Arlene George Beverly Hurd Juanita Serpilio Jimmie Hurd Dick Howard QW? The Future Farmers of America is one of the most ing or- ganizations in school. It is composed of boys taking Vocational Agricul- ture and is under the direction of Mr. K. H. Easter, with Mr. L. Tocher an honorary adviser. The Future Farmers sponsored not only the biggest dance of the year, but also the horse show and stock show, as well as many other activities. In the past year the local chapter sponsored a Magician's Show and a concert by the Orchestra and Glee Club from California Polytechnic College. The officers of the Future Farmers are as follows: President .............,.........,............................................... ...... F rank Vincent Vice-President .... ..... H oward Ricks Secretary ....... ........... B ill Jones Treasurer ...,.. ..... B ruce Sargent Reporter ...... ........ J unior Coffman Sentinel ..,................................,..........,......................,,......,.. Clarence Pimr-intel This organization is doing its best to give the boys advanced training in agriculture work and community leadership. I Thirty-Eight J T and T Club The Talk and Take Club, more commonly known as the T and T Club, is anorganization for shorthand students with at least a C average. Some of the activities for the past year have been a dinner at Chris- man's in Fresno, a Christmas party for the members and guests, which included the faculty, on December 21, noon dances, the annual Rose Ball which this year was a St. Patrick's Day dance on March 14, a Mother and Daughter Banquet in the spring, and a banquet for the graduating mem- bers at the end of the year. The club colors are rose and silver, and the club flower is the rose. Advisors for the club are Miss Bernice Meng and Mrs. Dorcas Van Atta. First Semester Lura Flock ,...u,u Wanda Estep Janet Elms .,,,. Pearl Buie .... C, Geri McCracken Odell Lingerfelt Thelma Brady Alice Avila OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer A . . ,. Entertainment Second Semester Odell Lingerfelt A .. . Janet Elms T,,..Eunice Davis Alice Avila Geri McCracken Lura Flock Food Committee Josephine Duncan I Thirty-Ninlej Marian Johnson Honor Scholarship Social Honor Scholarship is composed of students who receive marks not lower than B on semester grades. They are awarded the coveted small gold pins which signify the society. This society was organized in 1932 by Mr. Joseph Silver, better known as PROF. The group had many activities which included dances, selling refresh- ments at football games, and last but not least, the annual banquet and spring picnic. OFFICERS Fall Spring Markeith Harris ...... .,cV. P resident ....... ..... D avid 'Mumby Lura Flock ..,.......o,. ....,i V ice-President ..i.. .......... D an Test Barbara Churchill ,o.,.. ..... S ecretary ....,. ...... J oyce Farnham Herbert Kawashima ,..... .cc,ccc,...i T reasurer .,..,.,.., L ...,. Kenneth Sullivan Walter Abbott Doris Arancibia Alice Avila Ollie Batey Beverly Bourne Barbara Churchill' Verna Crowet Vivian Davenport MEMBERS IN THE SOCIETY Darlene Dietz Lura Flock Julie Della Santa' Bernice Fonseca Josephine Duncant Norma Foster Janet Elms Bill Goforth Joyce Farnham' Pat Goforth Lucille Flock Roderick Gourley Marvin Wallace Markeith Harris' Elsie Zeestraten Elma Hatchert Dan Test' Vernon Houk Louise Hill' Lois Howards' Shirley Howard Jimmy Hurd' Patty Jarrott Jacki McCracken tDenotes members of both semesters L Forty 1 If Dortha Miller A. G. Monreal Rollin Moore David Mumb Virgie Rocha Pat Rogness Y ar Kenneth Sullivan Willard Sullivan' Librarians The library has been a very helpful part of D. P. H. S. this year. lt has assisted the students with books for class work, as well as for reading pleasure. The library is being built up constantly. ' At the beginning of the school year there were only about 250 books, whereas at the present there are about 400 on the shelves and in circulation. The duties of the librarians are to check magazines in and out, to keep magazines repaired, to check the books in and out, to replace books on the shelves, and to collect fines. Mrs. Burgess, who is head librarian, has done a very good job helping the students find the kind of books that they like. lfForty-One 1 The lntetfnattnnal Ptelatinns Club The International Relations Club was organized the third semester by 'Mrs. Covelli and Mr. Schmidt. To have a better understanding of and better relations with foreign countries is the purpose of the club. The members made several trips to hear lectures by various speakers on international affairs. A pin was designed for the members. The design is a handclasp with a guard to the initials I. R. C. lt is a symbol of friendliness with other countries. President .............. .....,. 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The first string players were: Joe An- tonetti, L. E., Dick Batten, L. T., Sidney Hardy, L. G., Willard Sullivan, C3 Bill. Cantrell, R. G., Pete Bucher, R. T., John Dennis, R. E., Bill Sparks, L. H.g Louie Maumoynier, Q. B., Odell Lingerfelt, R. H., Bob Lawson, F. B. There were 17 substitutes and all received their blocks and Gold Foot- balls. I Forty-Seven 1 Lightweight Fuuthall Team The Ponies, though they only played three games, two with Los Banos and one with Coalinga, really showed class, and it looks as if Dos Palos will really have some hot teams in the future. The first team for the Ponies are Herbert Kawashima, L. H., S. T. Buie, F. B., Ronald Nordstrom, Q. B., Grover Zuspan, R. H., Cleophus Peterson, R. E., Carl Davis, R. T., Dick Howard, R. G., Dick Fortune, C., Dick Eggleston, L. G., Walter Moore, L. T., and Dick Hobbs, L. E. Substitutes-Kenneth Howard, L. G., George Malrn, R. H., Clifford Clark, Q. B., Willie Silva, F. B., Willie Fisk, Q. B., Bruno Balderrama, R. G., Kenneth Hotz, R. H., Dean Barrett, C., Jack Howard, R. G., Tony Vincent, R. H., Keith Jones, R. E., Mike Linneman, L. T., Ed Geiss, L.'T., Leon Triplett, R. T. PONIES' FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Dos Palos - 18 .............. ................ h ere ............................. . Los Banos - 0 Dos Palos - 26 ....... ..... a t ....... ...... C oalinga - 0 Dos Palos - 26 ....... ..... a t ....... .. Los Banos - 0 ,Y L Forty-Eight 1 arsil Basketball Coach Malcolm Ike Frankian again put out a championship basket- ball team. Out of twenty games played all year they took sixteen victories and four losses. During the season they were victorious over such teams as Turlock, Selma, Patterson, Chowchilla and Dcnair. During this victorious season the team won all the league games to win the Bi-County Champion- Ship. The players on this years squad were: Guards-Odell Lingerfelt fCaptJ, Neil Nordstrom, Gerald Greenfield, and Willard Sullivang Centers -Junior Maxwell, Albert Fountain, and Ray Huckobeyg Forwards-Bill Sparks, John Dennis, Leo Bays, and Joe Antonetti. fFo1'ty-Ninej B Team The B basketball team had a rather successful year, losing only eight of the nineteen games which they played. The positions were held as follows: Dwane Johnson Kenneth Neal .....eee . Guards The following were substitutes: Ronald Nordstrom Don Atkins Bill Spain ....sss.sssl..el.e ...,. C enters Herbert Kawashima ,.eeer Forwards Bobbie John Ken Ferrell Grover Zuspan ...... ..... F orwards Richard Flocchini ..r.,,,,,,,,,, Guards A. G. lVlonreal Frank Vincent I Fifty 1 C Basl-seth all The C Team this year was composed of freshmeng they were ex- ceptionally good but for the lack of experience. The team was coached by Coach Allen, who has had a lot of experi- ence. He is expecting a more successful year in '48, The team won two games and lost 6. Turlock ..,..,,.,........... ..... 2 0 San Joaquin Mem. 17 Chowchilla ...,.......... ...,. 2 3 Los Banos ............. ...... 4 2 Chowchilla .............. .,... 1 2 San Joaquin Mem. ..... ...... 2 4 Turlock ,................... ..... 2 1 Selma ,,,.......,...................,... ..... 2 0 FIRST STRING Dick Fortune i.....,............. Center No. 12 Keith Jones ....,......,.., ,.... F orward No. 11 David Robideaux ........ Forward No. 5 S, T, Bule ,,,,,,,l,,,,,.,.,,,,.... Guard No. 10 Tony Vincent ........ ..... G uard No. 6 I Fifty-One 1 Dos Palos ..,,... ...... 1 0 Dos Palos ,...,., ...... 1 5 Dos Palos .,..,.. ,,,,,, 1 1 Dos Palos ,.,..,i ....,, 2 3 Dos Palos ....,.. ,..,,, 2 6 Dos Palos ,... ...... 1 3 Dos Palos ....... ,A,,,, 1 2 Dos Palos .......,...,.....,c,,,,.ss.,,,,,,,,, 22 SECOND STRING Dick Pierini .....................,.. Guard No. 3 Clarence Pimentel ....,... Forward No. 7 Hector Monreal .,,,.,. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, F orward Jim Andrews ........ ..,..c....,,,,.,,,,,, C enter Kenneth Hotz .,.....,.....,., Guard No, 14 Albert Mancebo ...... ..,.,. Bill Kuykendall ,l,,.,,,,,,,,,,, Joe Gamboni ......... Guard No. 7 Guard No. 8 Guard No. 13 arsil Baseball With a great majority of returning baseball players from last year, Coach Malcolm Ike Frankian had a great team this year. There were about eleven returning players and about ten new players. Coach played such teams as San Joaquin Memorial at Fresno, Tranquillity, Los Banos, and others. The players this year are: Catcher, Odell Lingerfelt, Tony Soriano, Walter Moore. Pitcher, Ben Perry, Nash Soriano. lst Base, Cleo Peterson, Neil Nordstrom. 2nd Base, Dick Eggleston, Louie Maumoynier. 3rd Base, Junior Maxwell, Bill Spain, Ernest Edwards. Shortstop, Bill Sparks, Richard Flocchini, Dick Hobbs, Russell Tipton. Left Field, Bob John, Johnny Dennis. Center Field, Stanley Lopez, Harry Hanson. Right Field, Ronald Nordstrom, S. T. Buie, Leo Bays. I Fifty-Two I Dos Palos Broun Track Team The 1947 track team participated in one meet on April 12 at Merced. The members of the team were: Name Doug Warnock Dun Test e.r..e.r Willie Silva re..,reer Arnold Adams T, Bill Cantrell ,,,.e Ken F arrell eee,...r.,. Neil Nordstrom Bill Sparks ......,,, Russell Tipton ....... Frank Vincent ceer,r Event 440 Discus Throwing 100 yard dash High Jump High Jump High Jump High Jump Broad jump, high jump, and dash High Jump I Filly-Tliree 1 . ...,. Broad jump, relays Block Letter Social The Block Letter Society is one of the most active and outstanding organizations in the school. In order to be a member of this society, a candidate must earn a Varsity Block and must endure the initiation. The Block Letter Society enabled the senior football players to attend the East-West football game and sponsored a night dance. OFFICERS President ....,..... ,.,.,,.,.. ........... .....,,,l,... Q I o e Antonetti Vice-President ,..... .,..... L ouie Maumoynier Secretary n ,.... ..... W illard Sullivan Treasurer ,.... .........s.,,l............7 B ill Sparks Advisor ,,,,,, ....... M alcolm Ike Frankian I Fifty-Four QI Tennis Team This year was the start of a new season for the Dos Palos tennis team. They played in the Merced-Madera County League The tennis team was under the management of Miss McWilliams Who was a very reliable coach. It was a successful season. The members of the tennis team were: Dick Batten Albert Fountain Elma Hatcher Kenneth Sullivan Bill Goforth Barbara Churchill Betty Ricci Joanne Cantrell Don Atkins Loretta Arancibia Perry Luallin Mark Harris I Fifty-Five I Girls, Basketball This year Miss McWilliams, the girls' physical education teacher, or- ganized two girls' basketball teams. These teams played the Chowchilla A and B teams on March 17 and the Merced A and B teams on March 24. The A team captain was Barbara Churchill. The rest of the A team consisted of : Elsie Graham Dorothy Angle Phyllis Sparks Beverly Hume The B tea WOTCI Mary Martin Wanda Cook Cloyce Mayfield Pat Rogness Ollie Batey Serafina Costa Eyvonne Estep Loretta Arancibia Virginia Ware Lela Stewart Betty Ricci m captain was Bernice Fonseca. The others o Marguerite Rcgallo Neavis Neal Vivian Davenport Betty Clayhold Verna Crowe Wanda Bartlett Virgie Rocha Joyce Biddie L Fifty-Six jp n the B team QQSS ty-Seven 1 , Q -, .- , 'f2ff?1f'w4' f ,:i'f'. .fi3ffr51.i?v,i ' N A .- . A. ggvggii ve in 'kknh , , ,,, H:,, ,,,, ,, fi., f ilzvfh- 'A 1 vi- ' . ' ' 1 mal W ' 9 -LQ..-W . QM' ' .. saw' W i'iYQQ,.' 1' QW' 2 U D - 1.33. . psy alsy ' f igs .. 1. QA. fr .. 0 rw-i 3. Bobby and Bossie 1. The Lumber, Man? 7. Sad Lad 4. Jr. High Wolves 5. That Gal, Val 5 -we--1. ,Q K . Q . .. N . i f .L 5 s. Lmie Joe t l 5-it S Q it 6. Sophisticated Younguu u 10.KGalV Pals 9, First Love 11- Muff and Jeff LQQEJUG 'i 12' Glamma Gals 13. The Younger 'Generation 14. Mutt, Miles, and Motorcycle M sw 15. Small Fries gf' . yhf' Q' 16. Arlene . ... . P ' S .... V - Y- - ' . rl S. f . , S e c. 1 , 1 17. The Acro-bat 21. Smiles 18. Three Musketeers 19. Sleepy 20. Str-et-ch? ,M ,Qgw Q x,1 Q ,L+ I., 5 .N 'Q' :fi 'K X 1 'S w S3 s 1 ' ' 1:3 ,Q gk' N A i' .sg N 1. Keep your legs crossed 4. Prissy 2. So he sez 6. Scottie 3. Last of flat-tops 5. The Crooks Swhere you going? I V 9. Mermaid 1? 11. Cuties V v .. P 1.4 . ...ui ,rf 7. Whatcha yellin' for?? 12. In the trash 13. We're lazy! 18. Cozy! 19. Hold tight 14. It's like this 20. The sludious guy 10. Our levis ...mais -.SY , can , t- 5 . . . I M541 Q 15. Just sittin' K .' , V -W , f , Kgs, A 5 is We f Q fb . X ,M 2 ..,. ...., E. . Wise guys A A,VVV..:V . 7 21. What a face ' . 17. Just cuttin' ! up 1. Down by the Seashore Y Sion-lx Ur ' ---. f f , 5933 4 J. to ' ' ga: .f t ' S A-'Ig A 13 4 4. School Charms 5. The Thinker M 'F Rath . :m' - 1 1 a fi ,Q f 5 . Li f 'J E 2' WI Vflr - ii' .4. --ff, :4 5 P 2.3122-ii Q ,,0G'v l'N F? I 'E 5 fgiwi e ' Q. H4 , Q fi X 9 i Q . , gg Q 3 2 1,1 B3 5 3 WL, - as 4 A fl fe fi L5 7 1 10. Violation it Sez 2. The Whole Gang 7. First Love 6. Just Two N 1 12. 4 of a kind S S S 14. Pot. cooling off no 8. What Have You 3. The Mop Caught? ,,,.,,L,4, . N h, is In , ., VV M on I 27... .WUI , A ff, W W ,. , , J if CH 11. Small 13's 9. Smoking Again? 15. Darn that sun 19 fi---. IWA-,nov Y 16. Free for all S' 17. Loafing Around ls. Taking it easy hs I i V School Calendar SEPTEMBER 9-School begins-Oh! How dreadful! 27-F. F. A. Initiation Rally- Green Hands. OCTOBER 5-Senior after-the-game Dance 18-Junior Rally. 21-National F. F. A. Day. 30--Tuberculosis X-ray-We discover the buttons, pins, and pennies we've swallowed. NOVEMBER 8--F. F. A. noon dance. 11-Report cards-Well, that F had to come some time. Why not now? 15-Freshman Rally, Freshman noon dance, P. J. Jamboree--What beds! 22-Girls' League Rallyg Lura Flock crowned football queen at Junior noon dance. 23-F. F. A. Benefit Dance. 28-Thanksgiving vacation-Now we eat! DECEMBER 6-Joyce Farnham becomes F. F. A. Queen at F. F. A. Barn Dance. 10-Girls' League Hi-Jinks. 11-Report cards-What d'ya' mean, did I make Honor Scholarship? Let's organize a club called Delinquent List Kids. 13-Quill and Scroll contest held. Ticket collectors' banquet. 19-Christmas Program. 20-Two weeks Xmas vacation. I Sixty-Three J JANUARY 8-Ralph Pierce's magic show 15- Brains dine at Ciro's 25-Girls' League Yosemite trip-What, no boys!! FEBRUARY 7--Girls' League Sock Hop-Bet everyone had to buy new socks after that! 12-Senior Ditch Day-Don't worry, underclassmen, you'll get there someday. 13-F. F. A. Snow trip. 20-21-Institute-Times are changing. Now the teachers go to school. MARCH 8-Rainbow Girls' Dance. 14--T and T Saint Patrick's Day Dance. 21-Sophomore noon dance. APRIL 1-7-Yippee! Spring vacation. 7-Report cards. 11-Front Page Frolic flnformer Staffl 18-Sophomore Bunny Hop. MAY 16-Junior-Senior Prom. 25-Baccalaureate. 28-Graduation-Lucky seniors! 30-School Ends-A 'Whole summer out of school, and, of course, this is the day when we find whether we pass or fail! I Sixty-Four 1 Class Histor FRESHMAN It was 1943, the prime of World War II, when We, the class of '47, entered the good 'ole Alma Mater of D. P. H. S. as little, young, scared-to- death and very green frosh. That year was filled with a great many little surprises whichlincluded Hey, Freshie from all the upperclassmen and also the grave responsibility of presenting a rally and night dance to a critical bunch of uppers. The dance was a successful oneg the Hawaiian theme was carried out very cleverly, and everyone wore leis. The annual FFA Barn Dance candidate four firstl was Lura Flock, who put up some swell competition but didn't quite make it. Advisors for that year were Coach Ike Frankian and Miss Boyd, who guided us through thick and thin and did much to encourage us. Thus our Freshman year was over. SOPHOMORE One step higher and not so green, but just a little wobbly at the knees, the class was eager to push ahead. This year the class elected a new ad- visor, Miss Rhoda, along with Coach Frankian. A Sophomore Rabbit Hop was held in the spring-lots'n lots of fun. CReal live rabbits were given as prizes.J A rally this year was a little easier to present and had improved since the last year. About this time, the class became Prom conscious as it grew nearer to the end of the year. So a turkey raffle was sponsored, with all the funds going toward the prom which we were to give as tradition to the Seniors the next year. School was out-and an eager group was ready to go back in the fall as juniors and upperclassmen. I Sixty-Five :I JUNIORS Ahern I !-We were now upperclassmen-fno more getting pushed around for us-we chose a motto, flower, color, and held the first Back to School Dance of the year., This year Mrs. Bourne was elected as class ad- visor. Our ability for presenting a rally improved with years and went over -with a bang-If you saw David Mumby, Bobby John, and Bill Cantrell giving with that old hula swing and how the student body roared, you need no other proof that the rally was a sna-Zee. Betty Hoffmayr, our F. F. A. Queen candidate, came in a very close second at the annual Barn Dance. The highest point of the year was the J unior-Senior Prom with its Pot of gold at the end of the Rainbow theme. This prom was considered one of the best and finest ever given to a senior class in the history of D. P. H. S. The seniors had a swell time, and we were eager for next year when we too could be honored guests at the prom. The year was then over and -Ch! Boy! only one more year. A SENIORS At last-At last we led the parade. We were now big shots, the high and mighty seniors of '4'7. We started the year off by supporting our Penny Queen Candidate, Lura Flock, to the utmost. Lura was crowned FOOTBALL QUEEN OF 1946 by the captain of the varsity football team. Honors for Lura and for the Senior Class. An after game dance was held, and we presented the first rally of the season. And get this-we were the first class in the school history to have two 'Senior Ditch Days. Cflircumstances of WHY needn't be explained.J This year our faithful advisors were Mrs. Bourne and Mr. Schmidt, who really guided us, and we had a swell time with them. This year we felt a self-confidence we had never before feltg we were seniors and ready to go on our own. The Juniors presented us with a wonderful prom which we all enjoyed enormously. After the usual graduation ceremonies, we the class of '47, with the knowledge we have accepted throughout our high school days, shall move on to greater heights in a world of peace. . I Sixty-Six J Senior Blass Will I, J. D. Bennett, I'm quite a clown, Do will to anyone the ability to sign my name upslde down I, Jim Reynolds, although I've quit, I've already admitted I'm not sorry a bit. I, Willard Sullivan, do will to all of you My ability to get along with the teachers, Mr. Bourne too I, Lola Dami, do will my curls To all of you straight-haired girls. I, Vetrus Boydstun, I have my male, I want to tell you girls, Only the weak fail . I, Mae Puccinelli, as you can see, Am willing everything I have back to me. I, Freda Haile, I w0n't marry a fool, I'll marry a grad of Dos Palos High School. I, Louie Maumoynier, do will to all you boys Anything I have-except Joyce. I, Owen Atkins, either a man or a. mouse, Do will either or both to Vera Howes. I, Chester Billup, do will my baseball fame To Bill Spain, he's good at the game. I, Pearl Buie, will my Lizabeth Scott glances To Lucille Flock, who won't take chances. I, Joe Balderas, will my craps and dice, To Don Atkins, who's so sweet and nice. I, Richard Maron, will my nickname Pest To Al Wood, who deserves none but the best. I, Stanley Lopez, will my loud voice To Ben Perry, who never makes a noise. I, Howard Ricks, Will my ability to keep away from girls To Neil Nordstrom, who gives them the whirls I, Odell Lingerfelt, will my shorthand skill To Janet Elms, Where there's a Way, there isn t a Will I, Geraldine Andrews, I give my head a toss, And that's all I will to my future boss. I, Eula Dangerfield, do will my jive To Margie Todd, who's glad to be alive. I, Ruby Hornbeak, I'm sure I'm leaving, Do will all I have to those who are grieving. I, Mary Martin, for baseball I've a flair, Do will it to Leota Martin, a first-rate player. I Sixty-Seven 1 I, Mary Vincent, do will my majorette suit To some lucky galg I hope she's a beaut . I, Geri McCracken, do will all that I- On second thought, I take it all with me. I, Bill Jones, will my heart and soul To Marie Simms, to have and to hold. I, Bob John, though I've not got a lot, Do will to anyone anything I haven't got. I, Betty Hoffmayr, do will my fashion plate To Beverly Bourne, if she can stand the fate. I, Johnny Dennis, do will my graduation day To Patty Jarrottg she'll soon be on her way. I, Betty Sousa, do will my Hawaiian atmosphere To Margie Regallo, though she won't need it here. I, Bill Sparks, athlete of the school, Will my place to Ken Farrell, who knows every rule. I, Imogene Donaldson, do will my giggles and groans To Jennie Harris, who about them never moans. I, Harry Hanson, will my military gait To Dick Fortune, who needs to walk straight. I, Ed Geis, do will my quietness CI'm quite a guyj To Ronnie Hobbs, if he had it, he'd die. I, Betty George, mistress of the concert, Will my place to Lou Hill, Who's cute and pert. I, Doug Warnock, a selfish elf, Do will everything I have right back to myself. I, Barbara Churchill, an engagement ring I've got. Do I will it to anyone? Certainly not! I, Junior Coffman, do will my second name Crook To W. L. Goodman, who's second in my book. I, Lura Flock, do will my job of taking minutes To some ready junior, although there's not much in it I, Joanne Cantrell, they call me sugar, not salt, Do will to Phyllis Baskett my civics faults. I, Andy Carey, do will my part of this school, To any other ambitious, seeking fool. I, Mavis Blasingame, do will my long hair To Wanda Strange, I'm sure she Won't care I Sixty-Eight 1 V dir : I, Bernice Fonseca, so it won't get bored Do will my knee-action to a Model T Ford. I, Bill Goforth, will the power to stay awake To S. T. Buie, who goes to sleep before he slams on the brake. I, Frankie Vincent, will my fine record in Future Farmers To Bob Lawson, who only tries to charm hers . I, Markeith Harris, I have the teachers' affections, Do will them to Leo Bays, who needs help in that direction. I, Bill Cantrell, give warning to you all, Graduated or not, Darlene is still my moll. I, Joe Antonetti, will my power to be or not to be To Ken Sullivan, who always tries to imitate me. I, Betty Ricci, do will everything I have to my clan, Elma, Virgie, Vivian, Polly, and Julie, Believe me, girls. I love you truly. I, Perry Luallin, do will my tennis racket To Albert Fountain. who's sure to crack it. I, Dan Test, do will my quiet ways To Dick Batten, who may find that it pays. I, Bob Burkhart, do will my good looks, To someone who needs them a gal fer to hook . I, Jack Audas, do will my curly locks To Dick Eggleston, if he can stand the shock. I, Bruce Sargent, do will my place in civics class To some eager junior who thinks he can pass. I, Elsie Zeestraten, do will my A's To any freshman who thinks studying pays. I, David Mumby, do will my bass drum To anyone who'll take it-who's that dumb? I, Rod Gourley, do will all my English knowledge To any eager beaver who's going to college. I, Gerald Greenfield, the Sunflower Kid Do will the title to the first to bid. I, Stewart Fountain, do will my Navy years To anyone who wishes a boat to steer. I, Fred Bartlett, am one who is tall and I refuse to will anything to anyone at all. I, Vernon Houk, do will my exec position To any junior who has enough embition. THE END I Sixty-Nine 1 ' 1 Senior Class Prophecy Time has surely flown. Here it is 1957 already. We decided to take a trip around the world after meeting accidentally in Radio City, New York. While we were there, we found Lola Dami the featured pianist with the Hour of Charm program. We also met Betty Lou George, who had replaced Evelyn and her magic violin. We took off via American Air Lines the next morning for Chicago. After we left the airport in Chicago, we decided to take a stroll down Michigan Boulevard. Suddenly we were pulled into a building and were told that we were in the midst of a gang fight between Junior Coffman and Joe Balderas. After recovering from the shock, we headed for the nearest cocktail lounge. While having a cocktail, we happened to glance down the bar and see J. D. Bennett guzzling beer! We later found out that he owned the place. The bartender was our old friend Chester Billups. We decided to spend the night at the Stevens Hotel. When we regis- tered, we found the clerk was none other than our old school chum, Jack Audas. The bellboy then took us to our suite. At .first we did not recognize that he was Bobbie John. We rang for tea, and the maid Who brought it turned out to be Mavis Blasingame. She had just arrived from Firebaugh. After a few minutes we heard a knock at the door and opened it to find Perry Luallin, who was hunting for Bill Goforth, the famed automobile manufacturer. Perry had wrecked his taxicab and was hunting Bill to get a replacement. The next day We went to the motorcycle races. Owen Atkins was star racer, and Howard Ricks came in second. That night We went dancing. Dave Mumby was featured with his drums, and Lura Flock was featured soloist. Also part of the entertain- ment were Ruby Hornbeak and Eula D. singing torch songs. I Seventy 1 Next morning we left via Constellation for Los Angeles. At the air- port in Burbank we met Richard Maron, who was preparing to test his new rocket. He had just finished building it, and he asked us if we would like to accompany him on the initial flight. Frankie Vincent was to pilot the ship. As we flew around the moon, we saw Bill and Barbara. Bill had given her the moon. We also saw Stewart Fountain, who was a general in the Moon Corps. Fred Bartlett was serving under him there. Ed Geis was in the guardhouse for trying to capture a star. Richard decided that the rocket had been out long enough, so we zipped back to Lockheed Field. P Hearing that there was a super game in the Los Angeles Coliseum, we rushed over. Playing football there on the West Point team were Odell Lingerfelt, Williard Sullivan, Joe Antonetti, Bill Cantrell, and Johny Dennis. The next morning we left by Pan-American Clipper for Hawaii. Flying low over Dos Palos, we noticed Elzie Zeestraten teaching chemistry in Dog Patch. We passed by too quickly to see what had happened to Prof. Arriving in Honolulu that evening, we decided to visit the famous Flamingo Club. Betty Sousa was in the floor showg her specialty was hula dancing. At a table near ours, we noticed Pearl Buie with a Very attractive man. Of course we dashed over to chat, and she informed us that she was his secretary. 1 On our way to our hotel, we noticed two men painting by lamplight. They were Andy Carey and Stanley Lopez, painting flies on a billboard. The next morning we went to the office of Hawaiian Pineapplesvg we thought we would take some pineapples with us when we left. In the If Seventy-One 1 lf office we found the secretary, who we discovered was Jerri Andrews, and her assistant, Imogene Donaldson. They asked us to wait for the owners, who were Harry Hanson and Bill Jones. They told us we would have to go to the plantation for the pineapples. When we arrived there, they intro- duced us to the foremen, Dan Test and Bruce Sargent. We found Vernon Houk relaxing on the veranda of the ranch house, eating pine- apples. The next day we left for Japan. There we met General Bob Burkhart, who was commanding the Allied Armed Forces. Rod Gourley was Arn- bassador to Japan from the United States. Next, a brief stop in Burma. In Rangoon we ran into Markeith Harris and Doug Warnock, who were outfitting a safari to go into the hill country for big game. Next we headed-for Paris. We flew over a sheep ranch in southern France and saw Freda Haile and her French husband. We flew low and waved to them, but since they were speaking in French, we couldn't make out what they were saying. In Paris we visited the fashionable shops to pick up a dud or two . We were surprised to find that Betty Hoffmayr had set up a dress- designing establishment, located between those of Schiaparelli and Alix. She was out-selling them both. We also met Vetrus Boyer, nee Boydstun, with her husband, on their second honeymoon. Before leaving Paris, we met Louie Maumoynier, in a night club in Montmartre. He had given up his bashful title for man about town. Then we left for London. The stewardess on our plane handed us a newspaper, from which we learned that Joanne Cantrell had just swum the English Channel. I Seventy-Two 1 In London we attended a girls' baseball game. It seems Mary Martin had become a feminine Babe Ruthg she was attempting to introduce the sport to English girls. Mary Vincent led the band onto the field during the game. Bernice Fonseca was water girl for the Bronquettes. We also noticed Gerald Greenfield in the grandstand eating sunflower seeds. By now it was time to catch our plane for New York. After brief stops in Ireland and Newfoundland, we arrived at La Guardia Field- three tired people, Geri McCracken, a news commentator gathering ma- terial for a new book, Betty Ricci, who had flown to Europe to join the Shaggs for a reunion, and Mae Puccinelli, who just went along for the ride. When We checked in at the Waldorf, we found a message from Jim Reynolds, now Secretary of Interior, inviting us down to Washington to attend a special session of Congress. I Seventy-Three 1 if Q9 I Seventy- S C. R. Gibson CQNGRATULATIONS T0 TI-IE CLASS OF 1947 Qizzm 5 04111105 Men's and Boys' Furnishings and Shoes I 1 L. L. Abbott OUR POLICY Nothing But the Best CONGRATULATIONS FIRE AUTO CASUALTY to the Class of 1947 COMPENSATION BONDS LIFE INSURANCE LEONARD Sc HARRIS Insurance for Assurance E.. D. Wilkinson Grain Co. Stockton San Francisco Dos Palos Phone 88 Dos Palos, Calif. MAY LIFE'S ROAD BE PAVED WITH SUCCESS IN YOUR FUTURE VENTURES Sl HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY Dos PALQS LUMBER co I Page Seventy-Six 1 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS CYNDARELLA CLUB BEN'S Furniture Exchange New and Used Furniture BOUGHT, SOLD, OR EXCHANGED Free Delivery Time Payments Dos Palos, Calif. Phone 77 RlCCl'S REF RICERATION General Electrical Appliances Sales Sz Service Phone 85F5 J. A. RICCI, Prop. BEST WISHES TO THE GRADUATING CLASS ESTRADAS Beauty Shop MR. AND MRS. DAN ESTRADA Phone 179 Dos Palos GREETINGS TO THE DOS PALOS BRONCS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 Cal-Gro Rice Growers, lnc. Cab Service Any Place, Any Where, Any Time BOB ATKINS DOS PALOS DAIRY Purchased, Produced and Processed Locally DELIVERED DAILY TO YOUR HOMES IF IT'S OUR MILK, IT'S GOOD!!! C. H. QDutchJ Benes CONGRATULATIONS lVlc's Service Station GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING BATTERY RECHARGING - GENERATOR WORK GAS and OIL Phone 100 or 100-L GEORGE MCINTYRE I Page Seventy-Seven 1 GOURLEY 6: COSTA Hardware and Dairy Supplies NANNINI BROS. Auto Glass Shop Upholstery and Seat Cover Work Dutch Boy Paints Seeds Feed Auto Accessories Phone 187 Louns JULIO CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS of LEON'S CLEANERS CAROL'S DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 82 ALDO MONTANUCCI SERPILIO 8a PIERINI Signal One-Stop Service WASHING GREASING POLISHING LEE TIRES and BATTERIES AUTO ACCESSORIES LESLIE A. LYNN Public Accountant Dos Palos Phone 114 CONGRATULATIONS JUSTESEN'S FOOD STORES, Inc. Phone 111 EARL BEERE CManagerJ SAlVllVllE'S PLACE FOLLOW THE ARROW and MEET YOUR OLD FRIENDS ALL KINDS OF MIXED DRINKS SERVED HERE ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS TO TAKE HOME Phone 15 A. R, CSa1'nmieD GALLEGO, Prop. I Seventy-Eight 1 mm KALJIAN MOTOR COMPANY Sales and Service PHONE 12 SCIENTIFIC AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE BODY REPAIRING and PAINTING FRONT END ALIGNMENT FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES GOODYEAR TIRES I Seventy-Nine 1 fn-1' M ' Ml- - -A Y ' ' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1947 IVIOORES Drug Store FOUNTAIN DRUGS LIGHT LUNCHES CONGRATULATIONS La Vogue Beauty Shop Next Door to the Library Phone 115 OPAL MAUPIN, Prop. I wish to extend my sincere appreciation to the Seniors and the Student Body for their support and cooperation in the photographic work in this annual. Thank You A. W. Gauge! Photographer CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 1947 GRADUATION CLASS THE DOS PALOS STAR Congratulations On Your Commencement A. A. sTocK1No at soN DRY GOODS Men's and Women's Ready-to-Wear Dos Palos Appliance Co. HOUSEHOLD APPLIANCES FISHING and HUNTING SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS PHONOGRAPH RECORDS JOHNNIE Sz BERT SURVERA I: Eighty I WILLIAM MUMBY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES DELLA-SANTA'S HARDWARE PAINTS and OILS CAFE and COCKTAIL LOUNGE DAIRY PLUMBING ELECTRICAL CHEVRON PRODUCTS SUPPLIES Phone l54F8 JENNIE and GUIDO, Props. GOOD LUCK ON YOUR JOURNEY THROUGH LIFE DODGE and PLYMOUTH PARTS and SERVICE from Survera's Variety Store MASUN and MH-'LEI I DOS Palos Dos Palos Life Fire Liability WITH THE SUCCESS YOU DESIRE INSURANCE MAY YOUR EFFORTS BE CROWNED Friendly - Courteous - Confidential INCOME TAX SERVICE ROBERT D. I-IUME Dos Palos Phones Office 14 Res. 56-M 'V hi t e h u r s t Funeral Chapel Dos Palos Los Banos f Eighty-one 1 COMPLIMENTS West Side Tractor or lmp. Co. of J. I. Case Tractor 8: Implements HARRY HOLLY JACK MERRIMAN Phone 39 Firebaugh, Calif. Firebaugh HOWARD VARNEY Complete Electric Service and Gifts for All Occasions CONGRATULATIONS Cain's Electric and Gift Shop . . B d' H L d G1lbert's Plumbing Shop en IX me aim ry R. C. A. Radios Norge Firebaugh Gilbert Gardner DOS Palos Firebaugh Al and Vera Cain Harold Green CManagerJ SUCCESS TO THE SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS COLBERT Jewelers To the Graduates . . . To the Student Body . . . To the El Vaquero Staff . . . Diamonds Watches Jewelry Come to Us for Graduation Gifts FIREBAUGH Fifebaugh RENO CARDELLA, PI'Op. GOOD LUCK, SENIORS! CONGRATULATIONS COMPLIMENTS of MARY JANE HAILE, R. N. FIREBAUGI-l DRUG STORE ELMO VIZZOLINI I Eighty-Two J CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS Tl-IE SERVATORIUM FOR LUMBER BUILDING MATERIALS FUEL FEED and HARDWARE See ANGLE 6: LETLOW After School and After Games Remember OUR SODA FOUNTAIN DOS PALOS DRUG STORE Bob Sez: Good Luck to the Graduating Class of '47 DOS PALOS BARBER SHOP LIFE'S BEST TO YOU, GRADUATES OF 1947 BOWLING FOOD MARKET lVlcl'lenry's Butane Service Petroleum and Home Appliances Phone 226 M. R. MCHENRY ESTEP'S SERVICE Associated Products GREASING WASHING POLISHING PAINTING PORTABLE WELDING BODY and FENDER WORK The Dos Palos THEATRE MANAGEMENT Wishes to Express Its Congratulations to Each Graduate of 1947 I Eighty-Three 1 Al NICOLETTI BROTHERS GENERAL PETROLEUM STATION AND BULK DELIVERY PLANT 553 Mobilgas SDCDNY VACUUM 'T'i.'u?C-i ' X A P X X Q N Use Flying Horse Power Dos Palos f Eighty-Four 1 Phone Station 27 Plant 213 CONGRATULATE THE GRADUATE WITH FLOWERS FROM THE DOS PALOS FLORAL Say It with Flowers Phone 166-W ELMER PAINTER GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '47 VERLEYS Beauty Shoppe CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS THE STYLE SHOP Phone 223-J RINA STILWELL JULIO MARIANI DIAMONDS WATCHES SILVERWARE COSTA 8: COMPTON Jewelers Dos Palos Phone 211 Fountain Breakfast Lunches Dinners ALLENS Restaurant Where Good Food IS Well Served We Specialize in Sea Foods OUR SINCEREST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF THE DOS PALOS HIGH SCHOOL We Cater to Weddings, Clubs and Special Parties, Etc. CALL 155 HARRY O. RICHARDS I Eighty-Five fl CIRO'S PLACE Argia Peirani Albert Cesairo ITALIAN DINNERS HOME STYLE DINNERS SPAGHETTI and RAVIOLIS South Dos Palos Phone 68F3 T UNION HOTEL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '47 Les 8: Vee Grimm South Dos Palos Phone 70F3 CHIC and AL MEATS GROCERIES South Dos Palos Phone 180J South Dos Palos Post Cffice GEORGE and ABBIE CHRISTIAN GRADS OF '47 CONGRATULATIONS and WELCOME TO THE BUSINESS WORLD BEST WISHES Signal Service Hope's Barber Y Station Shop J A Martinelle A. Belluomini NEAL YONKERS JAS. E. JOHNSON A South Dos Palos South Dos Palos Phone 70F8 BEST OF' LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '47 BASQUE HOTEL CASIMIRIA BARSOTTI, Prop. South Dos Palos Phone 70F6 DOS PALOS MOTOR PARTS Automobile Parts and Accessories Dos Palos, California Leyd ig Neil Triplett I Eighty-Six :I N Yi A N yyyypty , 'A' i fi Xl ll nf Ei N155 A 30100711 IIIIMBFR V . . . ARE Y00? High on anyone's list of favorite people are the fellows and girls who believe in playing fair with their friends and neighbors. These telephone-wise teensters know it's a smart move to give their party line neighbors a square shake . . . and-use only their fair share of telephone time. Yes, these party line pals are smooth numbers all right . . . are you? I Eighty-Seven 1 COMPLIMENTS CONGRATULATIONS of La Nacional Grocery Store Firebaugh EARNEST ESPINOSA CManagerJ Firebaugh MIKE POGON, Prop. BEST WISHES and CONGRATULATIONS BARRON 8: MUNICI-IA PACKING COMPANY Mendota GOOD LUCK, CLASS OF '47 PIO PIERINI Beacon Distributor Dos Palos COMPLIMENTS CONGRATULATIONS of BELL1 HARDWARE sToRE FIREBAUGH MARKET Firebaugh DEWEY BELLI MEATS and GROCERIES LOUIE MILLER W. U. 8z N. Distributor Ensign Butane Equipment The Finest Wines and Liquors Are Found at The FORUM CAFE Our Speciality Is Homecooked ITALIAN DINNERS X LAS DELTAS ENES MUNICHA, Prop. Untor Welding Repair Parts Eddie Fire Extinguishers Valley Oxygen Culligan Water Softener Service WATER SOFTENERS FREE- You Pay for Installation' and Service Charge WEST SIDE WELDING and 4 MACHINE WORKS I Eighty-Eight fl DINE and DANCE SUCCESS and HAPPINESS to YOU, at The CLASS of 1947 FRED'S PLACE A SQUARE DRINK IN A ROUND GLASS DIETZ 8: MCTAGCART AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER Dancing on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday Nites GOOD ORCHESTRA DOS Palos CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASSES of 1947, 1948, 1949 and 1950 OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS ALLAN SAPIRO GRAIN and WOOL ARCTIC FOOD LOCKERS N. G. NORDSTROM Dos Palos, California I OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS B 8: B MARKET TO THE GRADUATING SENIORS Quality Meals and Groceries and Fresh Vegetables Frozen Food Lockers Thank You to All the Advertisers -FREE DELIVERY- Vaquero A Dos Palos Phone 170 5 Eighty-Nine 1 'Q -Q MEN'S .... BOY'S sr-'oo HEADQUARTERS FOR RESISTOL and LEE HATS FREEMAN and PETERS SHOES COOPERS UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY KORET SPORTSWEAR PIONEER BELTS and BRACES CAN'T BUST 'EM WORK CLOTHING WEMBLY NECKWEAR VAN HEUSEN and MARK TWAIN SHIRTS SUMMERS SLACKS Made to Measure Clothing by M. BORN Sz COMPANY Boys' Wear by TOM SAWYER and BILLY THE KID Answers to Helpful Hints on Page ll Bruce Sargent Betty Souza Lola Dami Willard Sullivan Andy Carey Howard Ricks Perry Luallin Geraldine Andrews Junior Coffman Imogene Donaldson Markeith Harris Bill Jones Pearl Buie Ruby Hornbeak Freda Haile 10 Vernon Houk 19 11 Rod Gourley 20 12 Mary Vincent 21 13 Betty Hoffmayr 14 Mary Martin 221 15 Douglas Warnock 25 16 Stanley Lopez 26 17 Harry Hanson 27 18 Barbara Churchill 28 Johnny Dennis Lura Flock David Mumby Odell Lingerfelt Mavis Blasingame Jack Audas Bill Goforth Dan Test Jim Reynolds Louie Maumoynier Answers to Helpful Hints on Page l2 81 Geri McCracken 15 Joanne Cantrell 9 Bill sparks 16 Bob John , 10 Joe Antonetti QQWPE 135:33 11 Chester Billips 19 BZi3tyaRiCci 12 Richard Maron 20 Herbert Kawashima 13 Betty LOU George 21 Bernice Fonseca' 14 Bill Cantrell 22 Elsie Zeestraten Frank Vincent I Ninety 1 A Definition The power to choose the work I do, To grow and have a larger view, To know, and feel that I am free, To stand erect, not bow the knee. To be no chattel of the State, To be the master of my fate, To dare, to risk, to lose, to Win To make my own career begin. To serve the world in my own way, To gain in wisdom, day by day, With hope and zest to climb, to rise I call that Private Enterprise. -Anon. BEST WISHES AND SUCCESS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS. H LES I ,-X 1 i If WT-ve Q if N. 51 'X X. .-v. Y fs 5 F rc ? 5 5 E f Q a S E 5 Z Z E E Q 5 z S 2 1 . 5 E 5 5 E 2 E z i F 5 N Z li E E Q 3 5 Q 3 3 5 E
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