Dos Palos High School - El Vaquero Yearbook (Dos Palos, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 190 of the 1960 volume:

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E ........... fi V ' --,- ..... .... . 1 rs :j 1 . , . . . . ,, f if-E as . . . .IEE ' -as r B tl r .. 1- I vi -'Evfl i ' '-24 'Z - r- 'T-'fx ' -- '3l 'q-52 .1':?:.:.':.' ,-,T2-if-fi51r-Q PRESENTING THE I96O EL VAQUERO THEME if:.- ff V-f E-.. 1 633 fig E' ,J ff .YL 'ix i E 'T' Q TO THE READERS OF THE 1960 EL VAQU ERO You have opened your yearbook and you are now on Page 5 It grves me great pleasure to rntroduce to you the 1960 El Vaquero theme The Wonderful World of Musrc When I began the task of creatrng thrs yearbook I consldered many themes but I d1d not f1nd any theme that could equal that of musrc Thus I se lected musxc as the yearbook theme hopmg that you the readers would enjoy journeymg through the El Vaquero vra a musrcal route One hundred and elghty seven pages of the 1960 E1 Vaquero are yet to be drscovered Therefore slncerely hope that you w1l1 enjoy th1s yearbook as much as I have enjoyed creatlng II for you Nancy Flalho EI Vanquero Edrtor ORL 0- aims I c . THE WONDERFUL WORLD CF MUSIC 1 The scenes on this page depict the daily life of Boss Jacobsen. The picture at the top left was captured during the 1959 Christmas Concert. No description seems to be necessary for it. In the center picture, Boss helps several of his glee club members through a Spring Concert specialty entitled Gigi. At the right he is pictured with his family as they gather around the piano to sing several songs Looking on is his wife Mary Jacobsen and playing the clarinet is his daughter, Janice. I DEDICATIO One of the greatest rewards of working on a yearbook is to be able to dedicate your work to those who have given their time and effort for you. Therefore, with an unending appreciation, the yearbook staff dedicates this the 1960 El Vaquero, to the two men of music at the Dos Palos High School. TO BOSS JACOBSEN: It seems as though no one can ever express the true amount of ap- preciation they may have for their fellow-man. We hope that this dedi- cation will express some of our appreciation towards you. You have ac- complished so much for the name of the school, and above all, you have inspired many students by the display of your fine character and under- standing. The Student Body and especially the Senior Class of 1960, would like to say with deep sincerity, thanks, Boss, C if Q 0 0 TO MR. GERALD PARODI To you, Mr. Parodi, the Student Body of the Dos Palos High School cannot describe with words the profound appreciation r.hat we have towards you. Through your untiring efforts and your zealous work, the Dos Palos High School Marching Band has successfully obtained recognition far be yond of what was expected. It is evident that many of your pupils have profited by your excellent knowledge in the field of music. We sincerely hope that this dedication will reveal some of our appreciation towards you The Student Body along with the Senior Class of 1960, wishes to say thank you, Mr. Parodi, for all the enjoyment you have given to us Mr. Parodi 's daily routine is shown on this page. At the top right he is seen directing his band during a rally. ln the center picture, Mr. Parodi sits with his wonderful family surrounding him, his wife, Betty, and their three children. Bobby, Ann, and Kathy. At the left he is pictured directing his marching masterpiece during the daily re- hearsal. XS DOS PALOS STUDENTS A D FACULTY The faculty and students would like to say goodbye to Mr Donald E Bourne who has served thirty eight years as a teacher and administrator Mr Bourne who is retiring this year was born in Beatrice Nebraska rn 1896 Upon moving to California he entered his Junior year at the Berkeley High School and after graduation entered the University ofCal1forn1a discharge from the army rn France so as to attend the University of Grenoble in the French Alps Hrs fifth year of college was completed at the University ofCal1forn1a In 1922 Mr Bourne accepted a positron on the teaching staff as a Coach and Vice Principal of the Williams High School After teaching in Williams for two years Mr Bourne transferred to the Dos Palos High School as the Coach and Principal where he has completed thirty six years as an educator at Dos Palos 8 At the outbreak of WWI, Mr. Bourne enlisted in the army and served 19 months overseas. He received his AY FAREWELL TC MR. BOUR E. B-Q ' 'b . 9 Ml Mr Bourne just before drscharge 1926 a brand new car and a The new Mr and Mrs Donald from the army m 1919 pocket full of money E Bourne 1929 'UD The Bourne farmly of 1935 Mr and Mrs Bourne and therr daughter Beverly Y The Bourne famlly of 1960 The new addrtlons to the famlly are then' son m law Bud Ross and a Grandson Brette 9 Q sk x 4 Q :V - ' 7k,: . r T1 ' L-4 y 1 Q1 2 s ' 4' 3 il .4 L 'M D ' -, w. .nga ' 1 1 1 X , X K In X - Y 9, . v w L X - . , 1 1 I ' -4 A 5 1 A , yy lg .tl ' Q . 1 ADMINISTRATION Mr. Lawrence Wolfsen Mr. Lewis Miller fClerkj Mr. Clyde Reason Mr. Bob Wood President Mr. Richard Des Jardins BOARD OF TRUSTEE Without the Board of Trus- tees our public schools would have a slim chance for exist- ence. We, Americans, proudly boast of our free education. The men elected to this office must be courageous, depend- able, and trustworthy. The highest standards of education, as well as many other school functions, lie in the hands of these few men. The Board of Trustees deal with all problems confronting our school. We are grateful for the careful consideration the Board gives in arriving at each decision. TO MR. BOURNE Mr. Bourne, the respected principal of Dos Palos High School, has been loved and admired by students of our school for thirty-six years. But we, the Sen- iors of 1960, feel perhaps a little closer relationship to him because as the usually crowded and noisy halls will be left forever by the members of our class, they will also be left by Mr. Bourne at the same time. Perhaps, he, like every one of us, will miss the activity-filled life of our school and the wonderful friends we have made in it. On behalf of the 2,432 graduates of Dos Palos High School who have been privileged to be under his administration, the Class of 1960 express our deepest and sincerest gratitude for the inspiration, advice, and under- standing you have untiredly meted to us, the future citizens of tomorrow. THE SENIOR CLASS COUNSELORS Mr. Bourne Princ ip al Mr. .lessen MIS- M31fT1 Vice-Principal--Dean of Boys Dean Of Gl1'1S vw' Mrs Ramona Howard Mrs Carole Langenhovel Secretary Secretary OFFICE PERSONNEL iQ f,du'N,,N 49' fm Mrs Loreen Eggleston Mrs Ruth Guthne Attendance Secretary School Nurse 14 I 2 . I I sa , -x ,re , L E F4 'M M 1 4542 'N E i f ' f Asif: . A M 'ig E 1 'ER E ,-'tw is yy ix sail' A X f wt f E E E E ' for M Z - ., -, Ki- Q? I .nw A E 11. IEW, A, ,grief A T X ' dt,-gg iz. 1. ' A . , I I x , F' ii M ff '- ' f L Q.. Custodrans Where s Gaylord? rs the cry one hears from teachers as well as students when anythrng needs re patrrng or cleaned up around the campus The custodrans who take care of our school deserve a word of thanks for theu patrence wrth us Stop and thrnk a mmute who keeps the rooms clean fnot the studentsj who prcks up all of the papers and sweep the halls after the students busrly decorate the halls before a brg game fnot the studentsj These are only a few examples of what the custodrans do for us G aylord Blevms He ad Custodl an SCHOOL MAINTENANCE mme? I -1 N H1 Left to Rrght Clay Bure, Dewey Todd Lloyd Dameal Matrlda Hurtado Charlre Goff Crawford Grllran Davld Fam 15 .. . .In - ' . 3 is Q t V, xfi. ,. i A ' ' W ' ' 1 11 Y if . z . A A s. , - t ' 4 A' f QL. , iq V K 'ti I3 get Q: LL ij. . V up- nie: , 1. I ' y 1:5344 f . . Q-2 , I, ' ffl . 4 ,fp I 3 L ' -ii I s u 'M s f ll fw- . ' . V X vb ' - f! ,X a f . 1 y l X . n f I x V R' I ' ' Y , , , , f v p I W I 0 . I , . 3 2 1 ' I I f , R. , 3 l ' W 1 , I 5 : l Y , I Y I Y . . 1 ea N55 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mr Wxckham, Mrs Raven, Mrs Malm, Mrs McGraw and Mrs Burgess proofread the spell mg llsts for the quarter The requlred subject produces much work for our hard workmg Englxsh department Mrs Malm lnstructs the teachers how to cope w1th the problems that ar1se each year Our school owes many thanks to our E11gI.1Sh teachers for the1r work m correctlng the Slang of todays Beat Generatlon SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr Dunn, Mr Srmth, Mr Emerson and Mr S1lvers dmscuss one of the mzcroscopes whlch IS used rn the many sclence classes These teachers stress that scxence and math are more xmportant today than ever before The llves of our natlon depend on the many hrgh school sclence teachers that arouse the terest of present day hxgh school students who W111 be the great SC1E'Dt1StS and mathematl clans of tomorrow FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mlss Maddy frrghtj looks envxous as Mrs Tocher Qleftj shows posters of the lands of our fore1gn nelghbors whlch she has v1s1ted However, Mrss Maddy has spent some of her college days studymg and travellng 1n Mexrco POLITICAL SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr Trffee, Qcenterj, Mr Hume, fnghtj, and Mr Quaschnrck, fleftj, enjoy engaglng m controversxal rssues with therr students Mr Txffee teaches Math, U S Hrstory and C1v1cs Mr Hume teaches U S Hrstory, Cxvrcs, l-lzstory I, and coaches football Mr Quasch nrck teaches Hrstory I, and Journahsm HUMANITIES DEPARTMENT Mrs Bourne, Mrs Allen and Mrs Hale spend t.he1r teachmg hours teachmg the students how to appreclate the fmer thmgs 1n 11fe such as Mrs Bourne teaches Muslc Apprecxatlon whlle Mrs Allen teaches Art and Mrs Hale serves as Llbranan MUSIC DEPARTMENT Nlr Jacobsen and Mr Parodr have reason look happy and proud Mr Jacobsen Wllh the Glee Club and Orchestra spend endless hours practxcrng for the Chnstmas Concert and Spnng ncert Mr Parod1 w1th hrs band the ' March mg 100 marched to Long Beach to capture a fourth place trophy 1n the All Western Band Revxew last November 14' WE HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT Mrs Rlchey and Mrs Stafford appear to be 'whrppmg somethrng up probably a test or the1r Home Econormcs students Mrs Rlchey teaches the g1r1s to sew whxle Mrs Stafford beheves that the best way to a man s heart IS through h1s stomach, so she teaches the g1r1s how to cook DRIVERS TRAINING DEPARTMENT Mr Ball and Mr Schm1dt place the1r hves 1 the hands of the students each day as they teach the students how to dr1ve Mr Ball also teaches H1story I, Busmess Math and Coaches baseball wh11e Mr Schm1dt teaches Hlstory I and Enghsh BUSINESS DEPARTMENT Mrs Jacobsen, Mrs Hume and M1ss Howard teach the young busxness mmds of the school an 1mportant Job whlch must be through, the students of today are the leaders of tomorrow v .- - - I u-- f - I D U . . . .n . . . as AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT Mr Easter, Mr Tocher, Mr Conrad and Mr Olson look over a tractor used durmg the year for dxfferent tasks performed by the boys 1n thexr classes The boys are not only taught how to operate the tractor but also how to reparr lt when It breaks down PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mrss Qualls, and Mr Franluan look on as Mrs Nordstrom and Mr Ross demonstrate the cor rect forms of battmg and catchmg Mmss Qualls seems to be amused by thelr techmque and Mr Franklan looks shghtly baffled Mr Ross and Mrs Nordstrom are certarnly enjoy mg themselves' INDUSTRIAL ARTQ74y DEPARTMENT Mr White, Mr Rolhns and Mr Letlow are drsplayxng a metal lathe used by the students m the mdustnal arts department The boys rn therr classes have made some very mce thmgs w1th metal and the lathe helps them a gre deal Mr Letlow also teaches Mechamcal Drawmg Y L ,. 1 x f ,ig Q an .. Mrs. Naoma Atkins Head Cook THE CAFETERIA STAFF Under the supervision of Mrs. Naoma Atkins, the cafeteria staff prepare very appetizing meals for the many students attending our Jr. High and Sr. High School. They start very early in the morning to prepare for our lunches. The food is supreme and we, the students, could ask for no better. These women work hard to please the students. A lot of credit should be given to the women who work in our cafeteria. CAFETERIA MAINTENANC Engaged in their daily routine, from left to right are: Mrs. Velma Hobbs, Ivirs. Beatrice Clayholt, Mrs. Mamie Ritchie, Mrs. Bernice Jennings. Bus Drivers The vast majority of the Dos Palos High students take advantage of the system pro- vided for them by the school. The bus drivers are an important part of this system. They clean the buses so that the students may ride in clean buses. They take the students back and forth from school twice a day, supply transportation to the majority of the athletic events away from school, not to mention the numerous field trips taken throughout the year. To think of what the average bus driver has to go through will make us appreciate him. Our drivers are safe and courteous to other drivers but most of all they are friendly and amazingly tolerant to us, their passengers. All in all our bus drivers are a wonderful group of people. SCHOOL TRANSPORTATIO Kay Atkins Head Bus Driver ' 7. ,,r,3g,g . ,,, -,,.,:,,,,,,,5 1, 5 3. tv-V, ... s 6 , y Mmm. l 7 W 'Xf rl cl' K Left to right Bill Johnson, Vera Atkins, Vi Hardy, Pearl Smith Sue Breshears, Wilma Garrett, Lois Zenger, Dory Hatcher, Ginger Reed, Elieen Thompson, Delly Garrett, E. M. Triplett. Not Pictured: Junior Maxwell, Owen Atkins, Ima Mann, Irvin Rush, Velma Wallace, Bob Olson. I KJ drh 0 sulem-ld of whether the nd by pl L xxx s Z 4 -4 una Kpn pf NM. UV!! . -I , , I ' Q gg ni 4 A V X. Q MM I 'Q . 1 .mf CW- , I L A ' . I . X ff I 4 -4. 'S , ,x x ' 1812, ' - 'W f Q , L? .5 fl' C . cl 1 ' 1 A .K .V .h A I L? ,134 . mg 1 95 ,VM 5- . H FRESHMEN ADVISORS ,Q Ai 4,1 I Mr. Emmerson Mrs. Raven 'mmf Mr. Conrad a ?i' 31 123-1 Miss Maddy These Freshmen look lost ' at their rally. Believe it or not, but in four years these are the people who i will be nmning the school. GFFICERS 'QT xv YY' Henry Espino Vice-President i we-f T'X!-Mx fl Buddy Walker President ig Priscilla Del Bosque Secretary At the after game dances one can find many fa- miliar faces of alumni. f 1, .vi . ,f , if I M7 ROW 1 J Amos, L Anaya C Autxey, D Antonett1,K Allen D August, L Adams ROW 2 E Allen, F Adodaca,L Ander son R Baggett, C Baker, Anderson, J All1son,D Balhnger N if l l WE HAVE ROW 1 J Bunyard C Bennett, D Blevlns, E Benes, M Baltezore, R Bos quez, L Batey ROW 2 R Brown, E Bratcher, J Burns, R Bonds, L Brooks, L B1sord1,A Bradac, J Bronson 26 ROW 1: L. Canady, V. Bustos, A. Brereton, D. Cesario, D. Bris- co, D. Cassella, F. Capps, O. Calhoun. ROW 2: M. Cardiel, Y. Bryant, S. Barragan, D. Cipriani, L. Byerly, T. Cantrell, J. Castanedo. HIGH HOPES Row 11 s. Chappell, K. cum, R. Cota, C. Crowder, N. Chand- ler, J. Clements, D. Cook. ROW 21 J. Carter, F. Cardoza, J. Corollo, R. Crowe, B. Cozzi, T. Coronado, F. Caballero, M. Cas- IIO. ROW 1 P Danxels, I Dav1s, C Decker, P Del Bosque, A Downurn, L Drew J Dye, A Espmo ROW 2 J Davrs, E D111, T Fa1a.sch1,H ESPIDO, F Founta1n,1 Ferrelra, C Gahndo ROW 1 L Ehrman, A Gumn, S Hawlqns, K G1om1,L Car rett, M Ghdden, D Glandon, S Gaxxola ROW 2 M Hernandez, P Gomez L Frugoh V Grrffm, S Herrnan,V Gorncz,B Hux e an-A ROW 1 R Skaggs, K Sharp, Scoggrns, R Rams, S Robmson L Russo, G Ru1z,J Rrchey ROW 2 S Stockl1ng, M Snow M Snow, P Smlth, C Slrger, V Skaggs, J Sandoval, T Rye Wil ROW 1 B Walker, J W1ll1ams,G Weaver B W1l11ams, J Trujxllo, Strobel, S Sulton ROW 2 L Walker, L Turmen, A Torres, N Turman, M Tatum, J Tafoya, R Shmp ROW 1 J Weaver, C Wllson H. Woodard, C. Ylp, J. Rasey, M. Shumake, D. Sherrill, R. Salazar, F. Trujillo. ROW 2: G. Porter, R. Paganucci, D. Tunison, M. Romero, J. Navar ro, G. Young, R. Worrell, R. Williams. Talk seems to be the favonte pastlme of tnese Freshman boys Thms 1S one of many typxcal Dos Palos Hlgh School campus SCCDSS ROW 1 M Shuemake, M Scott, J Randell, J Salters, F Torres, H Tmoco, V Ramxrez, M Wood, D Poe ROW 2 H Tray1or,A Wann, S Wnght Weakley T W11kms,H Woods G W1l11arns, J Tl.'L1-11110, H W11 hams, S Sxdes, R S1dCS We k X' ww? We've got troubles Thls must be the thought tnppmg through these httle Freshman heads, as they s1t m Mr Dunn's Algebra I class, trymg to do thexr work as.,p 29 3 2 . . s ' ' . . ' ' R' . , . . , 4 ' Q, . ' ' . . ' if 4 -, . . . e J J ' - - ' i -J Q9 L J esss V is E, ., , f Y M I , ls . a V-fi I f' y I , ,, . . . . 2 ' . . 4 J .J , , Q , - 15 . -.X - . . , . g 4 , . . ' . - X ' . 2 'Q 1 ' . s Q4 2' I . , , , . A .1 I 4 . X Q65 AJ 1 , L Moore, C McK.1n7.1e ROW 2 J Krerghbaum, G Longacre, P Mag daleno, R McCurdy, C Marnord, C Manes, D Mann ROW 1 L Gonzales, J John, L Jrmenez, P Hunger E Hux ley, G Holmes, B Jarrott Koda ROW 2 R Jones L Har man, D Hunt, M Hughes, A Ho1mes,A Jurado, G Jackson ALL WE DO ROW 1 D Martrn, R Medrano, B Me1v1n, K Myers, S Moss, F Moles, M Elhs, N Kwock ROW 2 D Mosby,J Mosby,A Mob ley, A Mmor, A Martmez, J Escobedo,H Mogg , KW! ,P 30 . 1' t 2 , . a . . , 1 '- . . , M. . : . , . - Li A . 'W' ! f x lar. X m' M 2 ' m 'Z , V Q it ' ,V kv,, .,.s ,. we 1-. 21 3 4 ' ROW 1: D. Lake, Y. Mariani, L. McGee, J. Martin, A. Martin, M. McKel- 1'p . . ' ' . : . ' . . - 1' ' si? . ' . '. . A ,fi ' f' . , ww ' : . . . - j 1 . 5 1 V 1' , . , L, i. 1 . L Q' A ' Q4 - ROW 1 I Flores, Y Murxllo, C Mayf1eld N Franklm Lmes, D Lopez, I Huff, L Hamilton ROW 2 J Matthews S McGee, D Marchese, S Llanez, L FIPPS, E Loukonen R McG1nms sei DREAM ,- 'xt , waive ROW 1 C McDonald, A Hernandez, D G1l1, G Gonza1es,I Gonzales, Moran, F Gonzales ROW 2 J Eubanks, R Dxaz, C Honeycutt, J Calla her D Esola, R Martmez, B Meadows, L McDan.1el, J Swatosh ROW1 O Powers, S Pmhexro M Peterson, T Pamter, D Palge, C Pacml, L Artxz, S Nah1g1an ROW 2 D VlcAvoy, T Hunt, D Raven, S Pate Perry, D Perry, V Noland 31 Ml 1 : . , ' I A. , . , P. V et , . 1 . , - A c u e L . 4 ., t -, . . , . V . J 1 X if ' I . , , r k . - . LR X - J N H - - . 3 ,, ' - 1 ' . , ., A , E L sf ' xt. ,, IS Q Q 9 1 O Q , V, , X , . I ' ,E ,3 , , , . , X ,X , A - -' , - t 1 1. A I .I . ,.,, V ,X M . V M, ju, X 1 Y - 1 is 1 ' ,., l ,,,, v 'ss V 1 f-I-W L L' J ' 4 ' , ' 0 0 ,Q ', f 3 W 1 , If.: 1 f 4 ',..,,:,.,5f V , . 1 .0 ' ' Y,5,gtV.wi-lj., ' , n .fm2L'L'Feiv?' f. f T ' ' l3'Zdf 44'1'? f L J f - ' efiff-:raw 2 . . . ' . . A. . . : . . ' . . - g , . . ' . . ' . . : . . ' ' u O l o . 0 I - o . 1 I I , I . A . . . , E. N X 'HQ Y Wim., SOPHOMCRES Vi' Ivir. Ball is if f YE my I J Y Q nw an Mrs. Richey K . .4-nn'-'f 1 ADVISCRS Mr. Ross y , up ' A, . , lu, , ,J Mr. Quaschnick v- .l OFFICERS Cynthia Crayne Secretary -ff .N J x George Monxeal Vice -President Paul Etchegoingberry President ilfv' Dances usually are held after football and basket- ball games. -ld wa, is ' 5050 V v 9, as Bi 5 0 Mgiu- f3,..t.1' V -,J Nt Ai l o A Q - Y 1 'I ' X ROW 1 K Belh A Branco,V Beasley, R Batey, L Atkms Austm, M Adams ROW 2 R Bntton, C Br1sco,J Baucom, Batey, G Avxla, R Baughman J Betancur A SOPHOMORE QUOTE ROW 1 M August, L Bryant, F Burns, S Buse, J Burnett, C Boone, L Boehm,J Carrell ROW 2 R Bames, J Boxx,D Burns, J Borth,J Bree en, J Boydstun ROW 1: B. Carey, G. Clemons, J. Childers, G. Cozzi, N. Corea, J. Coyle, K. Crivelli. ROW 2: D. Crockett, E. Crane, R. Con- away, A. Crivelli, J. Cozzi, W. Cmtcher, D. Crockett. I DON T KNOW ROWl C Crayne P Des Jardrns, K Deleno, C DeHaven N Denham,J Cox S Chevez ROW 2 W Chappell,W Crane A C1pr1an1,J Cast1llo,D D1e ball, D Donaldson, J Dunn 'f w 4.15 L7 ROWI M Frye B Frletze C Ford M Dodderer P Eppler R Fox, M Dowmun ROW 2 P Etchegomberry, D Eppler L Essex M Elkms D Eppler J Eppler W Lowe ROW 1 R Herrera, R Fowler, 'X' B Garcxa, 'vi Hernandez, A Gonzales, 'vi Green, A Hotz x I 'K ROW 2 H Hunger, R Goslmg, R Gomez, E Gunter, E Flowers L I-lernandez,D Garc1a ff 37 -.9 f - .va N ' Q . Y ,, r . . 1 1 . ' 7 ' ' 'D - . - ' - - , . . 1 f 1 Q . 1. 2 - r 1, 1 N :-4- - - - 1 ' ' 1 N V' I ,JV A I I I . ' , ' P F f I A X 1 . 3. r 5 . A ' 'I ' V ,S . r ,W . 5 l fu 4 Q Q f 9 ! . 5 , 1 , Q . I '- fi r . .. ' ' f Q - r- Q-, 'Q , 7-1. 5 . ,L ' 4 - 'V' I ku I I' I K . s 0 1 .. U ' ., - 1 ,F , 17 , F. A , , - ,J x I .ff' In 5. K, ls' W I 'QQ ,gli ' ...... 'Alf Ii: fling? ,wx W Q ,wr , ,AT ,A . f, W x N 4 V. : . , . ' , . , . , . , -i - . 1 . - , - 7 ' J ' , . , . . 3 L U ,- . -, . - -' , w I , I 1- ' ,ge -sq , W 1 . - ' - A ' ' ' , y .,. . V , Q J I u 4 4 A I a 4 -I I ,V A . . . , N fi! ti, A ', : . . ' , ' v ' ff? . . . , . 1- Sf? - L- I , - ' - , A - , l . . . W I , . N 3 Y fa. , L ,- b Q . 1' ' , ' ' .I , ' , , s ' I ' b ROWl D Jones, M Jenkms, O Hodges, R Jackson John, I-I Hutton, J Jackson ROW2 G James,H Kwock S K1lcrease, K Kuhn, Johnson, E Jackson, J Ingram ROW 1 B McGee, C Lew1s, J Kessey, Y Mendlbles, N Martmez, E Murrllo, C Madnd R Locke, M M1guel ROW 2. E Morlet, R. Lopez, C McMichael, R Lacey, G. Molina, R. Montanucci, G Monreal, B Moore. ROW l: L. Metzler, M. Mitch- ell, J. Lopes, G. Merriman, A. Lopez, E. Llanez, E. Marshall, B. McCarty. ROW 2: L. Mullin, L. Miller D Lane M. Be elia, - Y M. Leyva,, A. Mart,inez, R. Marshall, J. Ledbetter. ROW 1 R P1gg, P Perry, L Odom, A N1gg, J N1co1et1:1, Nleto, G Hamxlton ROW 2 D P1erce, T Pxgg, M Olague, E Nah1g1an, J O'Bamon, D Paf ford, P Ostergar A ss ROW 1 P Rasey, C Powers, L R1senhoover,B Rlcks, G Re1d,M Rod nguez,J Rlos ROW 2 J Rea, C Rams,H Pryor, J Peterson,C Patlan, D Pend1eton,B Roberts ROW 1 R. Rodnguez, P. Sul hvan, M Sagarxballa, E. S11 vena, N Sp111rnan,J Sharp, J Skmner. ROW 2 B. Skaggs, G Shaeffer, G. Skaggs, L Smf fm, J. Sxlva, M. Rocha, G. Sxerras ROW 1: M. Solis, V. Thompson, J. Walker, J. Valenzuela, M. Villasana, J. Stokes, C. Young, W. Woodard, K. Weakley. ROW 2: J. Silva, G. Skaggs, C Vogt, J. Talley, J. Sorge, W. Grant, W. Todd, W. Stewart, A. Todd, E. Staton. WE RE HAVING FUN ROW 1 J Sweeden, D Tate, K W1ll1s,A WIIIIEIHS, S Z1to, J Zenger, A Hoover,N Cardella ROW 2 B Sohs, R Valanzuela, S Torres,A Zam 10 C Zamd1o,L W1ll1s, M W11l1S, K Yonkers, J York PAQ I 1' 40 P1Cf.'L1I6d at the left IS Mr Quash nxcks' Journahsm I class, sup posedly studylng d1hgently?7 Seated 1n the background are W11l1e Davrs, Andrea Hotz, Germ Cozz1, Ga1l Ham11ton, Sharon Buse In the foreground are Paul Etchgomberry Joe V1llegas, D1anna Sull1ns, Joanna Burnett Katy CIIVCHI, Betty R1CkS, ue Kllcrease, L1ll1an Metzler, and Cheryl Crevolm WHILE WE RE YOUNG It looks as though Gary Skaggs really knows what he's doing here in Mr. Smith's Biology I class. Sharon Buse, Norma Corea and John O'Banion are taking the course more seriously. Mrs McGraw beheves 1n keep1ng her Enghsh II class busy They look 1n terested mn whatever It rs? Pat Johns IS explammg the frne polnts of Hlstory to some very 8 unxnterested frmends 'I'hey'11 be sorry when she gets an A on that test N N f 79 ,,L ' I 41 s,m f 1, S fl 5 , gpg S, M Sww NESEW W K kv ,ff , YW M. u , Wagga? if 'Lf 4 i RQSFN ,M i 1 4. 1 gb ' ,WAR '14 I fi ff if fl ff? M f fwfff X W X fl ix ,H ws JY 5 A fy f Q25 iw, , J S 9: 4, xx 7 165 1 Sf 'gwiigx ffwsgwi , is fm S w-if 4 if if f fx MMWQZQQMEQ X 'il f Q. Q mmf ,551 f'?1 J eff R mf! ' W ' 3 5? , ,,L, f-'iffy wa H .fy 44 '-f x if - -2:5-1,5 45: 52+ 4224 M , w -yi, .wf 1- .fi , ,H I mf. ,W ,,5'rsi if 1,,, , wwf: -- f m 'V ,5 - ,, ffl '- 1s..f4 A M ' f 1 J ?f f'g f' M, 4 P-N i t : .551 ::! ,-amz - , l xzfvffix atm w e Ju: if H - 3,3,,,,-V-,Jw 4:i'?sHf1g wwf X A ' .Mfr , rf' at - ,j,1g,af,' W'-ff f. M I I -J ,' - - V . 'ffff'fijS:..wg M' - . k - ' f 2 ffgk -S 'fl' H ur. ,,f'1f,,ur,.1sfiif5 Nf ,w f Q , ' F f.,5??F ,X x .1 JLI IDRS , - xx 23 5, L, X r '4 , X .x X - A ,N ,f-YFPX ' X '-xx. xx: Qx W' x f 4 ACR' - 4 r L ' - 4 K W x. x I . l. J X - 1 Weis HW X E X N VI 'D Q? h E' if od E ADVISCRS Mrs. Hume Mr. Olson 1 1 ' Miss Howard The Juniors look as though they're trying to Wake the Town and Tell the People how much they enjoy Dos Palos High School. CFFICERS Karen Allen Secretary The students of Dos Palos felt High and Mighty at this after game victory dance. I , Ai 1 f A Bill McCo11och Vice-President Fred Simpson President . up if I ROW 1: J. Bellew, K. Allen, S. Asire, H. Allen, H. Alvarez. ROW 2: A. Alernan, P. Alernan, L. Azevedo, D. Atkens, D. Over- street, F. Azevedo. Y 'Q WE RE WALKING DOWN ROW 1 M Baker, C Ba1ley,B Bertolam, J Brandon, V Alvarez, B Blue ROW 2 C Bums, M Bronson, R Arb1zu,D Bronson, C Bums 46 ROW l J Benson, N Ballmger E Carraway,A Clements Costa ROW 2 J Cardella, Cady, A Cr1sp, C Bure, Buttrey, L Copeland 7 O 'O A 1 I 'fn - x -f , 4 'J' .J 'F 5 3 f r A . X K 3 A , . . ,K. , f . . : . E. 6 I K X .Y u Q A A W . . D. 1 Af nr . , 4, 1 ,X . To .J A - . W M X F . 5, V 1 . '2 ROW 1 E Cory, R Coleman C Choy, H Canady, R Chrrs pens ROW 2 S C1ark,J Drew L Crowe11,E Del R1O,F Den ham A PRIMROSE LANE ROW 2 W Dav1s, K Delerro, S Del Bosque, L Donham, C Dover ROW 1 W Ford C George R G111, V G1annon1,K Ga11son,J Grles ROW2 Fam, D Ferrexra, L Edwards, T Gardner, J Fountam 47 1 . . , Q Q 7 7 W 1 ROW 1: B. Dover, R. Downurn, T. Darnell, A. Dyer, R. Davis, M. Dye. : . , . , . ROW 1 L Rulz D Weagle, B Sm1th, D Smffen J T1noco, H T1mrnons,J Pa1ge ROW 2 C INoble S Ramos,J Z1fO, Roberts R Young ROW 1: J Smith, M Sayor M Vaden, E. Todd, E. Todd B Todd. ROW 2: B. Redding, D. Rye J. Newell, B Zenger, B. Rye, G Rye, K Oyer ROW 1 B Wann, C W1lSOD,L R1dgeway,B Newton, F Spa1n,H Sandoval C S1lva ROW 2 J Su1l1van,C Raymond, J Roggero,B Pond,I-I Rebec 48 . . , , . , . I , . : . . . ' . . ' . , clfli, G. Western, 'D..Orlando. . 1 . ' , . . . . . . , . . . . ' , . . ' J. , . . ROW 1: C. Piggy J. Saucedo, R. Sawall, B. Smith, R. Perez, R. Rios, ROW 2: T. Spillman, M. Willis, E. Wareham, L. Wolfsen, J. Pierce. ROW1 L McK1nz1e, F Simpson, B Higgs L Pryor M Pierce H Lang ROW2 D Upfold G Stewart M Oretez K Painter S Meadows ROW l S Mitchell, R Lorenzetti D Maxwell, E McTaggart V Mason B McCo11och ROW 2 B Marks S Molina C Marks 1 . ' ' . ' . ' , . , . ' , . . : . , . , . , . , . . JN, - .N C 1 lr ,, Q: . . , . 'A , . . : f - ' l ' l 3 ' J ' - L. Malanca, D. McBee. , - '. K' I 1 , V , A .V 'I' lu - 1 'l 4. 1 I A.- , ' ,.. .i . , 4 , I 71 Q. , 49 ROW1 E Jones, H Kwock D Katen, R Lew1s ROW2 D Kuhn M Krelghbaum, J Llma P John,B Kxttrell S Lxttle I Lopez ROW1 J Hunt, J Hebert S Hayes, C Hernandez,R I-hgh R Jackson ROW 2 R Harrls R Hernandez,M Johnson P Herman, C M Jackson Prof Sllver IS helpmg Bob Hxggs and Davld Orlando Wllh an ex perlment durmg a Chemxstry class whrle the other bnlhant students appear not to need any help 50 :. . ,. I' ' I . . ,. ,. W :. . ,. . . ,. . 1. ,. . ,. .. . ,L-N- H... . ' Il H D A Pictured is Mrs. Richey's home economics class. It looks as through these girls are really working hard on their projects. Diana Upfold is proving that it takes a Junior to look sophisticated while learning her lesson' Etta Pearl Carraway and Sally Alacom seemed to be portraying the opposite ' Pictured are Harry Canady, and Mr Olson teaching one of their F F A lambs 'to be sociable and have a Pepsi Incidently the lamb refused PEPSI for the well known milk' KX X SENIORS W'-I.. QM LW K ,ana SENIOR ADVISORS THANKS FOR Dear Mr. Smith and Mrs. Burgess We the Senior Class of 1960 will be leaving soon and we would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your help and guidance through the past four years. We will never be able to tell you how much we have enjoyed you both and hope that we will meet later in life. You have left us with memories that we will never forget. We'l1 remember always our high school days. Sincerely, The Senior Class of 1960 The Senior Class wishes to express their thanks to Mrs. McGraw and Mr. Tocher for their help to us the past two years. You have helped make our Junior Prom a huge success. Although we know words can never repay you for your wonderful help, we wish to thank you for all your help. THE MEMORIES THE SENIORS OF 60 WE WILL HAVE THESE M..-4' '-4 OUR PROM . . . MOMENTS MAV ls, 1959 X 3 ix ELL Li. '. TO REMEMBER FEBRUARY IO I96O AQ 71 IAQ, T Q OUR DITCH DAY ll Q., EMERGENCY Em X N All' P 4 I- ' in O O l V 51523 7. tif . I 'v .1 12 , , , . 1 ' :W 11- ff , ' - 1 V+ 1 A V f' nz- V 3515.3 ' fi y wri , EEEE 3523? f' . -1, I , .34 I ,N , h 4 5 W , , Q X as ' - E ff ' 1 iff ,' ' 6.5 59' ' Y 4 E 1 E? ai Y' P3 . E' 41 K, ? ? , -I .3 .?,,yQ ?2,,Kxf:..' A x i ,. fy U A 1' ' ': 1 f. T' l M .5 0' V' : ' I.. ' f iz' . ' Yhfi-, .- f 3 obj' - .1-gf V': J- '4 1 571 . , I qi f 1 gl - 951413 .JJ .1 09 iv' - ,xr V . .' . M52- , . ,inns l- ,. '.' H I ' ' V I . , 5 .f .' , , ,5- . i , 5 ' 1 . U 1? J . L 1 RUDY ALVARADO BEULAH BATEY ROSE MARIE TAFOYA BILLY DAVIS PAT FISHER LARRY KWOCK DONNA TRICE JOE cormsz DARLENE MCCOLLOCH ,I lT'S A TIME A TIME BARBARA BROUCHTON CARL LOLLIS JUDY ADAMS WD 17,3 I AUDREY SI-IUEMAKE GENE DYE LEROY COLE I 3- .1 1 C . inf, fix am' Y ge s 41. EEZXQYQ ,5i f2gJQw4lii .-A A , , ff i 'R L.-,JW M we 1 Kam M j 'E M. raw 0' GLENDEAN WALKER M p-, L PAT ROACH ' v-...Q X If Tx I ' .AIR -R by FOR JOY, yy FOR TEAR 1.-N , JOHNNY C ROCKETT -X 6'- TONY C OELHO li 3 ' new Y 'WE GWEN ALLEN NANCY FIALHO fiv- DONALD HOOVER LENDA BATEY GILBERT COELHO MAUDIE BEDFORD CARY LAKE BEVERLY FALASCHI arm, 9 ' 'vf wr ANNE THROUGH s ' X Q, A 4 . ,A I ry 'avr V ms 'lx ANN YONKERS RAY SKINNER ' EDITH SATTERFIEID .,15':1 if MARIAN FLORES Q f 5? A 7 TED SYNDER , I '+ Q, 'J N MELVIN DILL IR X I 1 BQ A ' !' X Q? ,4,, ,f v ,,VV y :Zigi rr I WE'LL TREASURE THE YEARS K ,fl I 'L Q QA? JOAN LARIVE DIANA WILLIS 51. ' .fli V, . ka' .xr-N, r - E U- I uf, J 'va 551 V is-.ap Iwygfelkm - A A V - .- U . it , . , 'pi ,, Aw JERRY RAY ff? li .rf -'95 vm IT JERRY SYNDER if ROSE KWOCK DAVID CARLUCCI ISABEL ROMERO ELLA DOLZADELLI SUSIE FISH GARY DREW CAROLYN PHILLIPS SCOTT REED WE'LL REME BER GRADUATIO 64 JEANNIE BONDS ROBERT HORNBEAK JENNY SAUCEDO LWAYS DY. JOE LARIV E SANDRA HAMILTON CHARLES MASON V 4 T' 4, 1 TIKI VAN VELTHUYZEN SUE REDFERN 5 RODNEY FRAZIER GAII. ALLISON 43-. -Q BETTY HOLT VICKY SMITH TOM GALLAGHER MARIE MCGINNIS KENNETH NAHIGIAN SHIRLEY BAKER GLENN STEWART JOANNE BAILEY THQUGH WE LEAVE LL THE JOYS SHARON McHENRY MIKE MARCHESE LEDORIS BRYANT N SORROW, WE' E K OW MEREDITH WALL DENNIS WILLIAMS BOB PEDERSON 1 DAIL WALLACE DORENE GARRETT HAROLD HASLAM WR dw DEWEY BELLI FRANCES NO RMAN GAYLE LEDF ORD GA RY BROOKS LUCY MORALES f-'If' DIANE FLASCHI RICHARD OCDEN FLORENCE CHAPPELL J OE LYON S WE CAN FACE K OWI G WE'LL IUXREN RISENHOOVER HB4 RY BUSE DIANE BRADAC SARA HUME JIM DRI SCOLL RAY COTTA TOMORROW EVER WALK ALO E. DELORIS BRYANT PAULETTE MATHEWS BOB OVERST REET 'NA flu? DORLIS REID RICHARD HA RMON TANYA CANTRELL .v w 415 it 'Qs 4-Qnu-.r I .IM lt, 5 LESLIE VOCT JUDY WALKER LEONA MULI.INS GEORGE BETKER ALBERTA CESARIO HERB CONDON 1 II on THOUGH THE ARE FAR SANDY SORG DOUGLAS SHAEFFER MARGARET TRAYLOR IVY ALL BEHI D, . K f b tx f .. Q , ,ix N 'J l. JUDY HOPPER ELDON UDELL DUANE ITPLER 1 ,- Q 'w- , Q. ' s y I 57.7, f 4 1 ff I f .,,,' inf :As K 'G 7: K T? 1 ? M, RACHEL WILSON KATHY CA RVA LHO JOE CARTER DICK REASON LINDA FRANKIAN GIIBERT ESPINOSA PEGGY MOORE LARRY GIANNONI GENEVA OBANION JOHNNY SLIGER LUTHA DAVIS GENE McEVER f, O MATTER OUR P TH ELLEN SKAGGS CHRIS TILLMAN LUPE GOMEZ SHA RON BALDRIDGE KENNETH LANE 1 ,, JODY TODD ODESSA MCGEE WHERE MAY WI D IJNDYA COELHO SIDNEY ALFRED CARMEN MARIN HERMAN EPPLER GILBERT MELLO RONNIE DEBOER LOVETTA ROTICCI DWIGHT MYERS MILLIE CROWELL HERMAN MOORE NANCY HIESS WE'LL REMEMBER GRADUATIO PAT WITHEY KENNETH DYER BONNIE MCTAGGART LWAYS, DY. KATHY DELERIO KA RROL ZEN C ER ROSE FERRIERA V 'I '4- x 2 is , .4 SHERRY LIGGONS MARTHA LOPEZ R BRIG ITTA BLAUW BRIGITTA'S AMERICAN HOME Brmgltta Blauw enjoys a famxly nxght at home w1th her Amerlcan slster Lynn and her Amerlcan parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Wolfsen Brxgltta was chosen by the Amerxcan Fxeld Servxce to come to Dos Palos as a forexgn exchange student from Holland The A S F chooses the exchange students very carefully and It IS an honor for anyone to be able to represent thelr country as a forexgn exchange student Brlgxtta also has an Amencan brother, Larry, who recently graduated from College lawn pf--N -H,-,f-04 WX. 0514: 'E xg., ' Brxgxtta and Lynn work together domg dlshes and whxle doxng thelr homework Everyone 1n Dos Palos has been exceptlonally nxce to me and I have enjoyed sharxng your country wrth you states Brxgltta 7 , - X- .1 5 I X W- ' A 3 y y A in ,ai 5 , .Y gif, , ,llf , gvw, r aa aa as a . f f - r , , IR I K 2 f. , gf: if s ' f ., , V --- 1 f,v . AX, ' , ' 1 i a r Y , ,Ll y cl .., 6 A5 . Q L A L 1 ,. V , A X 'xl :ar Q 'T , , my WVU y I, 's , . ' 1' L f . Y ax Z 1 pf ' S, Q, fi .2 -I y . 1 1 ' ' . lu ' . , -1 - e7 . W , U , , . 0 , i , a ff ' V ' A 7 ,ff y... I ff! M ma, BEST PERSONALITY MOST POPULAR Rod Frazler and Gayle Ledford Dwlght Myers and Lxndya Coelho MOST ACTIVE Tony Coelho and Bonnie MCT:-xggart dx , v SENIOR waxy .f MOST ATHLETIC Gary Brooks and Sandy Hamilton L v J , 1 , , xr if . L I MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Sue Redfem and Ken Nahlglan CUTEST COUPLE Lovetta Rottlccl and Gene McEver FAVORITE CLASS CUT UPS Sara Hume and Joe Cortez Ax BEST LOOKING BEST DANCERS Mlke Marchese and Kathy Delerlo Herb Condon and Joan Laravle 79 , A 5, !nN6 if ORGANIZATIONS ,?' ,fxx Tony Coelho Student Body President TO THE STUDENT BODY: This is a year long to be remembered. Success in our goal in trying to better our relationship with other schools, enthusiasm in our rooting section and championships in many fields. We, the student coun cil, feel that the cooperation of the Student Body has done much in helping the various teams win these championships. In all, the results have been most gratifying, and so the Student Council wishes to thank each member of the Student Body for mak- ing this an outstanding year in the history of our school. Our best wishes go to all of you and to our suc- cessors for the coming year. Sincerely, ' l Student Body President STUDENT COUNCIL Left to Rightg Ricky Pierini, Mary Ann Koda, Freshman Representatives, Brigitta Blauw, Honorary Memberg Ray Skinner, and not pictured Lindya Coelho, Senior Representatives, Diane Falaschi, Secretary, Tony Coelho, President, Kenneth Nahigian, Vice Presidentg Jeannie Hebert, Donald Buttrey, Junior Representatives, Chester Vogt, Charles Brisco, Sophomore Representatives. 82 PRESIDENT Tony Coelho VICE PRESIDENT Ken Nahxglan SECRETARY Dxane Falaschl ADVISOR Mr I P Trffee -Z SEATED at hrs desk lS Mr J P Trffee, the capable advlsor of the Student Councll I-hs good advlce and endless hard work has guzded the Student Council through a very successful year The Student Body of the Dos Palos Hlgh School wlshes X' to thank Mr Trffee for hrs tlme and patlence he has gwen towards us Plctured above are the Student Body Offlcers as they salute the flag before dally classes begm Thls custom, mtroduced to hlgh schools thls year, IS an excellent way of secunng patnotlsm among the Student Body 83 . 1, , ,fgyf 1 1 . . . . .I y 'g, r ff: ' v 1. 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N 1 x , . l5'3:j , ' f f 4 4, 'Z 1 4 'Ds Prctured at the left are two of the 'busrest beavers m school They are Yearbook Edrtor, Nancy Flalho and Photographer Ken Nahrglan EL VAQUERO EDITORS The year 1960 brought many changes rn the El Vaquero The use of more pages rs the most notrceable change Among the more rm portant features are the very modermzed d1v1 sron pages The 1960 El Vaquero was publrshed by the Amerrcan Yearbook Company and much of the photography was done by Mr Caroll Olds Of course thrs yearbook could not have been made possrble wlthout the excellent gu1dance grven by Mr James Quashmck the Journalrsm mstructor The Edrtors of the 1960 El Vaquero hope that the Student Body emoys th1s book Just as we have enjoyed creatrng It for you twig -,qw 923 '52 Lx Prctured above IS Sports Edrtor, Henry Buse, who contrrbuted much of hrs tlme to the success of the sports sectron of the El Vaquero , . . . 1 . , W .um 1' - ,V I - , 9 V Wil. , Q I . . . X. -Q H , 3 wtf if V' 1 . . , W2 3? 3:,ag3,:t,,, 1. 7 V. , ,.,z A , 1 fr ,,,it,,g-we ,WW N Q. - R, .2 ' ' , A :fy ffv ' f f' yi-Q - Q5 1 A ft z-if' to P 1 5 ' YF' 'J 2 F 1 . gf 41- 4 ' V, 1 V H A , 'fe-'iff I , ' fr KZ if S12 1. - , :wk , - 5 , ' ' ' L wear 1 't Z t 9 f ' . . n 'if ,E . -. 7,-rz 5 Advertlsmg Managers Left to nght are Krlsty Deleno, Karen Allen Darlene Mc Colloch YE RBOOK STAFF S. 'nil OX uw El Vaquero Staff Left to rlght Lenda Batey Florence Chapp Betty Ricks Freda Denham Joanna Bumette Sharon Buse Beverly Falaschx 85 X.- . A wi A Q., v 0, l I Q fx A V 7' If xv X 4 J 'V . ' 5. 'LJ V. ,wg U '-.1 . .M so L we -3 NX.-, 'J ,7,, 2 . z . . , fs 3 I N .WJ V -V X be H H' .I AANV G 1 f A K V N , ' 15 ' ' K f 77-2 'N A A 1-4 VV 517, G-fn '- -' A w ' gmt?- f ' .r In , , .5 I p R - A y , - . ,a 4, 4 i 1 r, X X , t Av 1 , ,-k, , W!-1 I , A942 JI-, '11 FH I ' f ,I 1 ,, l L . 5 ,- ,8 '!i-,, ' . ' ' ' ' X y X- X , ' x ,- -', . 5 . D S x el: . 1 1 , , . H .3 EDITOR .......... ASST EDITOR EDITORIAL EDITOR ASST ED EDITOR FEATURE EDITOR ASST FEATURE ED SPORTS EDITOR ASST SPORTS EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHERS REPORTERS ADVISOR Beulah Batey Edrtor im.. Beulah Batey Rose Tafoya Lynn Wolfsen Odessa McGee Kathy Galllson Sue Redfern Davrd Overstreet Angelo Aleman Ken Nahrglan Davrd Orlando Drane Falaschr Larry Kwock Mr Quashmck I FORMER X9 Plctured above are Lynn Wolfsen, Davrd Overstreet, Beulah, and Kathy Gallrson, as they look over exchange papers recerved from many schools 86 if A A . . ...... , . .... fpfrli' I .nldna ., . . ,,.:.f. 'M ,...r S , H - , Ng fl , xx In '. l L, al 4 V -.f 1- ,a57,1,., ,J I . ,. ,-, I Argyiryx ,- Q 1 L, K- . 1 'gk V' - 'T' .ak Y, Nc., '+-- - 4 Qi- N 1 . 1- YS Plctured above Photographer, Davrd Orlando Asst Feature Ed , Sue Redfem and Reporter, Duane Falaschr STAFF Maw? f-Q 2 :ax -ygi. Pxctured above Reporter, Larry Kwock, Asst Sports Ed Angelo Aleman Asst Ed Ed Odessa McGee, and Asst Echtor, Rose Tafoya 87 me 9 . 'V -- S - Q 1 'y - - N of , , , 1 1 , ,X E ,aff ' Y , K Jxol V N, X . x I X , . V7 ' girly M 7 , 9 YK , ' : ' 5 . . , VW, E ? E fe p A 1 A .55 p L , ro X K , x .8 4' N . E 5 ' Y- ,JF 1 5 L ,Q ' vgjvivxl I . 'Q , x, -V N ' . - T. . K ' fl I 5 x X I , , ,A J .b A ,1 H' If . E !' ' x -r ' I ' ' . . , 5 . . . , f3rX WNW? Mr S xlver, Advlsor Presldent Barbara Broughton HHH.: at 'K fzwmwawihafmfibi ROWI D Garrett,E Satterfzeld, R Tafoya B Broughton, J Wa1ker,V Smlth J Lanve, J Lrma C Phxl hps L ROIlCC1,S Redfern L Frankxan ROW2 N F1a1ho,S L1tt1e,L Rldgeway R Kwock,M Dye T Gardner J Zxto E De1R1o, C Lewls A Cesar1o,B Klttrell, P Herman, R Young,A Branco Z Lenger, J Snrffm ROW 3 A W111l3.TI1S, G Ham11ton,S Z1to,D W1111s J York, J Burnett M McG1nn1s,M Frye, Eppler J O'Ban1on, R Frazler C Brlsco, J Baucom, R Montanuccl, G Western, B H1ggs,E Cady A Ale man, J Cardella L McTaggart, D Overstreet,G Dye, R Goslmg, C Choy, D Orlando Mr Sllver H Kw oc K Nah1g1an 88 h, SPRING SEMESTER C.S. . FIRST ROW: J. Baucom, M. Badillo, B. Broughton, D. Willis, J. Larive, L. Roticci, B. McTaggart, P. Mathevys, C. Phillips, J. Walker, D. Wallace, B. Blauw, N. Terry, D. Garrett. SECOND ROW: G. Dye, D. Overstreet, R. Plermi A. Williams, E. DelRio, J. Lima, R. Young, S. Little, M. Johnson, J. Zito, N. Hess, M. McGinnis, M. Tafoya. THIRD ROW: E. Staton, T. Coelho, L. McTaggart, L. Odom, M. Peterson, J. Walker, J. Kessy, J. Burnett, C. Lewis, D. Glandon, C. Yip, M. Glidden, S. Pate, N. Fialho. FOURTH ROW: D. Dieball, C. Choy, A. Aleman, L. Frankian, S. Alfred, J. York, L. Sniffin, J. Zenger, G. Drew, M. Koda, K. Allen, L. Russo, K. Nahigian. FIFTH ROW: R. Montanucci, D. Ravon, C. Brisco, R. Crowe, B. Walker, P. Etchegoinberry, B. Higgs, J. Cardella, H. I-laflam, K. Willis, D. Nieto, S. Zito, P. Sullivan. 89 Gary Brooks President PRESIDENT .... VICE PRESIDENT ..... SECRETARY -TREASURER . . REPRESENTATIVE . . . ADVISOR. . . BLOCK LETTER Gary Brooks Mike Marchese Gene McEver Ray Skinner Mr. Frankian Rxght Gene Mcliver, Ray Skmner and Mlke Marchese dlscuss plans for future Blockletter actwltmes 'N X Left Mr Franklan, advlsor, stands proudly m front of his Blockletter boys We are mdebted to Mr Frankxan for hxs work that helped Dos Palos tum out some of the va1ley's best Athletlcs llb-Q Left Dr Brasch presents Ronme LEWIS Gary Brooks and Bob Over street trophxes for thexr outstandmg athletic ability. 1? as C9 ' Mrs. Olive Bourne Advisor 2 I PRESIDENT ...... . . . VICE-PRESIDENT . . . . SECRETARY ..... . . Bonnie McTaggart Sara Hume Judy Walker TREASURER ........... .Joan Larive SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES . . FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES ADVISOR . . . . GIRLS' LEAGUE Maudie Bedford, Diana Willis, Diane Bradoc JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES . .Judy Be11ew,Judy Pierce SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Karen Willis, Kath- leen Belli Vicky Griffin, Diane Cesario Mrs. Olive Bourne 5 L 'Q , -K , r , :Qi fs, :::,...... -w.... fl KW 1,4 L1 i 1,, A K 'fi' N I a 1 Q if -4 n f' X ,ifws x . .V FZ.:-f A E+' 4 ' dk, 1 , ,W C 4 iq. 'Za Q 4 iw gg mb 5 QE? nh .13 f A ,' 3 ,, 1 2' t. , , ' 'S S 1 . , 1 , K - , I 1 V 5 . R, ,V:,4 , 15, A. ,, , tru -3 ' fw ' !'v5?fzf N a' Q- A N , - A ffW'1'fUl-nu, EA' 7 - ' WW 51 X tiff? FMUTIQQ M fVW'?vnww4wwwmmfQ-,,g, 4551 5227 ZW A ' '- Y..., 7 HL I A , .I .Q - I Q 'agvyd 4. Jw 12 QQA-jV, Lx vqy. M A ,219 L. F1 A f A L ' AJ, I -3, vi K l A N XA rr , W - kk 19' .54 113995 I if E in ff 5 V 2 Q ,W -49' 'U 3 ,f 'Q V I' f , va! Q1-qu 'V' 'Q' I 3 V wg ri :H .p 5 fit E' Mrs. Stafford Advisor Odessa McGee President FUTURE HOMEMAKERS T. Van Velthuyzen, Qhonorary memberj A. Branco, M. Mitchell, G. Hamilton, B. McGee, J. York, J. Childers, M. Green, O. McGee, R. Tafoya, B. Blauw. fhonorary memberj. 96 5 4. . 'u 'vT3'4 7 l , .rv g ' .. U . ...pq 2 W ROW 1: P. Sullivan, J. York, J. Childers, L. Metzler, R. Britton, J. Lopes, Mrs. Stafford, Advisor. ROW 2: P. Daniel, G. Gonzalez, J. Trujillo, B. Bertolani, O. McGee, G. Cozzi, S. Chavez. ROW 3: M. Mitchell, J. Coyle, G. Hamilton, D. Falaschi, J. Hopper, R. Tafoya. ROW 4: T. van Velthuyzen, B. Blauw, A. Hotz, C. Boone, l-I. Hutton, M. Peterson. OF AMERICA ROW 1: O. Powers, B. McGee, T. Painter, S. Nahigian, S. Moss, K. Allen, D. Cesario, P. Del Bosque. ROW 2: B. Blue, L. Moore, L. Ortiz, M. McKillip, K. Yonkers, J. Kessy, R. Batey, L. Hamilton. ROW 3: G. Walker, L. Batey, S. Barragan, C. Yip, L. Gonzales, L. Risenhoover, E. Silveria, A. Nigg. ROW 4: C. Powers, C. McDonald, K. Risenhoover, C. Marin, A. Branco, K. Crivelli, A. Crivelli. 97 PRESIDENT . . . . . . Ralph Tucci VICE-PRESIDENT. . . . . . Pat Fisher SECRETARY . . . . .Tina Salazar TREASURER .... . . . Nancy Hess J 7 5'?5'1i'5 'J ' . . Rosalie Maitia 'i REPRESENTATIVE. . . wg, SERGEANT-AT-ARMS. . . . . Ray Skinner Ralph Tucci President I. R. C. , gn 'YS' X W , 'V J ,dennis 3 y are Q. . . . ,,,,,..,,,,..r,.- .Se ' A. ,,.,...,q...,,.,f,c,......s.L:se.:5f?fs15 5... .., W, ' . M ROW 1: Marian Flores, Beulah Batey, Rose Tafoya, Pat Fisher, Darlene McColloch, Marybelle Kreighbaum, Judy Pierce, Sara Hume, Karen Allen, Maudie Bedford. ROW 25 Dorene Garrett, Kathleen Carvalho, Lois Crowell, Cathy Dover, Josie Lima, Elva Del Rio, Judy Zito, Lois Malanca, Joan Larive, Kathy Gallison, Rosalie Maitia, Tina Salazar, Joyce Brandon, Diane Bradac, Frances Spain, ROW 3, Alberta Cesario, Odessa McGee, Judy Hopper, Sharon McHenry, Deanna McBee, Dail Wallace, Brigitta Blauw, Lynn Wolfsen, David Kuhn, Rod Frazier, Lee McTag ert, Larr Giannoni Scott Reed. ROW 4' Bob Hi s Ra Skinner Dennis niffin P S v , . ss , Y . S , Bud ond Henry Rebecchi, Ralph Tucci, Bill McColloch,Tony Coelho. 98 Ray Skinner, Pat Fisher, Nancy Hess, Rosalie Maitia, and Tina Salazar serve as officers for the Dos Palos International Relations Club. ',1 fg..:'.4J ' if K Mr. Wickham and Mr. Schmidt, I.R.C.s' worthy advisors discuss the different countries on the world globe. The task taken on by the advisors is one of many complications. pew, f-W in iq' - '12 WE if-8 Tina Salazar, Rosalie Maitia, Lois Malanca, and Kathy Gallison meet to discuss future transactions of I.R.C. PRESIDENT. . . . . . Beulah Batey VICE-PRESIDENT. . . . . . Nancy Fialho SECRETARY. . . . . . Lynn Wolfsen TREASURER . . . . . . Kathy Gallison QUILL S SCROLL PHOTO CLUB The Student Body would ltke to thank the Photo Club under the SUPCIVISIOH of Mr fProf y Srlver and help from Mr Olds for the fxne work they have done to help make the yearbook a success Many Students are not aware of the fact that the prctures for the Informer and E1 Vaquero are taken by our Photo Club lando IS the vrce presrdent 101 also. Ken Nahigian is the president and David Or- PRESIDENT . . . . Doreen Garrett ,,. '.,, SECRETARY. . . . Sara Hume TREASURER . . . . . Rose Kwock QQ S if HISTORIAN . . . . . . Diane Falaschi kd Dorene Garrett President LIBRARIANS FTRST ROW, R. Kwock, S. Hume, D. Falaschi, M. Baker, E. Wareham, J. Hopper, L. Frakian, SECOND ROW, J Zito, P. DelBosque, L. Copeland, V. Smith, B. Broughton, S. McHenry, C. Phillips, J. Walker, D. Bradac, D. Mc- Bee. 102 Bi Mb ff ,am ' ,x i , x, 4. 44 4 wax, . W? nan iq 'll 2 -III 1.1, 11' J'- ,Q ,, . I We- sm Q, wr -...... -.--.- v-o.,,.Q.d O4.f '0-Q-uf' :GQ ia mmf 'ff fy Sandy Hamllton Presldent ROW1 D Ferrera B Bertolam O Hodges S Chavez, C McDon Cline, B Batey, M Gonzales President ..... ....... S andy Hamilton Vice-President . . . . . .... Judy Zito Secretary ........... .... R eva Young Treasurer ................. Sandy Zito Recorder of Points ........... Nadine Crawford Advisor.... ..... . GIRLS ATHLETIC L Hamllton, J Chllders, J Zito C Rulz ROW 2 S Buse, M Adams, ald S Zxto, S Hamilton ROW 3 L Frugolr A Hotz A Downum K 104 Q 4 A A ' K in gg , , I z . K A i V ii V I ' M -. , . . , . ' . ' . : . ', . , . , . 99 on . Judy Zito Reva Young Sandy Zito Jones R Batey, M Ortiz D Lopez R Locke L Batey ROW3 A Williams L Odom J York D Tate J Trujillo, S Moss L Gonzales 103 N Y AS., x . M 6 S ff V 6 ROW 1: A. Jenkins, P. Sullivan, S. Barragon, M. Johnson, A. Lopez, G. Hamilton, R. Young. ROW 2: D 127 c- Second Soprano FIRST ROW P Roach M Wall S Mollna B Marks J Brandon SECOND ROW J Clements S Selton A Denham F Denham M Rocha THIRD ROW P Flsher S Hume V Smith SCHOOL ADVANCED GLEE CLUB ful .IL .: .1 Tenor Sectiong FIRST ROW: M. Frye, J. Dunn, T. Coelho, G. Coelho, G. Westem, M. Marchese, SECOND ROW: R. Aleman, W. Crane, A. Martinez, R. Leyva, D. Weagle. THIRD ROW: S. Little, P. John, N. Fialho, M. Patlan A. Marinez, D. Pierce. 7 Soprano Sectron FIRST ROW P Eppler A C1ement.s,B Batey J Ch11ders,K Carvalho SECOND ROW J Hopper, E Wareham B R1CkS M Flores 'THIRD ROW L Russo J John A W1111amS, L R1senhoover,K Rlsenhoover G Wann A Glee Club Councrl, Left to Rrght J. Bumette, H. Pryor, Sophomore Representatrves, S. Lrttle, G Western, Jun ror Representatrves, M McG1nn1s, PL1b11C1Iy Manager, R Leyva, S Hume, Semor Representatlves, H Condon Presldent. 108 CHRISTMAS CONCERT DECEMBER 17,1959 Pictured below is Nancy Hess, Glee Club accompanist, as she practices her concert solo entitled Clair De Lune . Pictured at the left is Boss Jacobsen, director of the Dos Palos High School Glee Club and Or- chestra. Pictured at top right is Douglas Pafford, concert soloist, who sang Scarlet Ribbons. At Center right, Nancy Fialho sings I Believe . At bottom right are Sara Hume and Herb Condon as they team up to sing Comming Down the Chimney. 109 DOS PALOS HIGH SCHOOL --M..-,. N, ADVANCED ORCHESTRA Q .,.-td-I...-,,,,..-1 PRESIDENT. . . . Diana Willis ' W ' SENIOR REPRESENTATIVES . . . Dail Wallace and fl Jerry Ray JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVES . . . Reva Young and ' Buddy Pond PUBLICITY MANAGER .... Marybelle Krieghbaum Z T SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES . . . Cynthia Crayne and Jimmy Pederson Q, ...M fd x' E .W Q ORCHESTRA COUNCIL I I X? ROW l: D. Wallace, R. Young, M. Kxeighbaum, C. Crayne, D. Willis. ROW 2: B. Pond, J. Pederson, J. Ray. 112 4 PRESIDENT ..... . . . Herb Condon VICE-PRESIDENT .... Tony Coelho SECRETARY . . . . . .Suzie Redfurn PUBLICITY . . . . . Dail Wallace STUDENT CONDUCTER . . . Paulette Mathews REPRESENTATIVES SENIOR . . . . . Judy Walker, Bob Pederson JUNIOR . . . . . . Lynn Wolfsen, Bud Pond SOPHOMORE . . . . Mike Elkins, Jeanne Zenger FRESHMAN ........ David Raven, Donna Glandon Mr. Torre Nicoletti Band Boosters Club President The Band Booster Club, formed this year, is an organization for the band members' parents who are interested in helping the band. At the left is the Ibs' president, Mr. Torre Nicoletti. f. tr FRONT ROW: D. Wallace, J. Walker, H. Condon, T. Coelho, P. Matthews. SECOND ROW: D. Raven, D. Glandon, M. Elkins, J. Zenger, B. Pond, L. Wolfsen, B. Peterson. fNot Pictured, Sue Redferni. 113 ,, , BA D TRA ELS FROM SAN The Dos Palos Hrgh School Band under the drrectlon of MI Gerald Perodr wx honored by berng rnvrted to march at a San Francrsco 49 er game At thrs rrme the band not only showed several rllustrrous formatlons as seen on this page but also proudly If, W , exhltlbted therr new unrforms The band on November 28 marched ln an All Western Band Revrew whrch was held rn Long Beach A fourth place trophy was captured 22, will 4--l an 0 Whit? M ,fi Q1 Ep 433 al-f 2'5 As' an-1, Q , 1-2 1 K 6 9' 5' rf-Ei' 'sb ? xL 11-1 il' i 1 H fx . . 'Chl , ' - - ' I ' I . 1 . , l A ' - - ' v 4. 20' L . X: , Q is 4 l 1 'L,, -f ' i s ,px 7 K sl' V Q A of f l 'Fig' A ' 'ef ,. of-1 l '-5. y , ww 3 , . lfiflgdig x f ffl fisfzgygni ' 4 5 M, -s r .y A. aifflggfzglfl L 1 l i 4 1JD by , !?35rfQjf.3f , p ' c sf, fy if-Q , QZEFZV5 . ' it .. L R.: f .f U Hi 3 I , illlllllgyy ' hung! N b'IUiH'1 Q., ' 1 Ufflfw - ' ,fi -' glazing .r y 3 I ' iQff'ijf' A , sf'-mf' Q ,Q W L ' fzfii? U ' M- :Jf 'I R d ff? ,. 551 3 V MH' ' ,', f L -6-Q y 4 ' 0' psf I 1 ,iii ,V . , Y , wil, D: I Q 'I' fx a ll 3 I V arg: f ff? q 5 r , Q' 51' 5 , I 'il D 3: ay! 5 V 1 S A ji-A 'V X 1 1- Q! Tiff el A c 'r X I , Y v 5 ffifl ra - 1 - A - 2 . ca 1- A H HIS yi f 1, gk ' v NHL Wy p W , y I , , I , ' 1' 1 - as ' fc, A 4 Q M r y f ff ' f 1 ui. ? A Q or Q W , A iii r fg, 3 ' .N mx if' Q4 x 1 heb S. H9499 figs' 2 Q 1 K-'ti' 4 44 4 ', - M 6,1-sv -if 5. Q45 'W ' -'4 - I . - J,, 'fa, 'Sv-g'9v'Qa.we- H if 1'5f3QHWX J ijQi'?sw:3'Q X Y- -'f f 'fS1f'??' 2ff-W x N, 4, '54dQ53 'f'T x .M 4. 'S '3x A-4 A. ? '?'?' L, T'-Qlll-2 'G'p.: X 1 ' af. f XJ? V 0 . A A S M: Q 3 . .iii , Y . A 5-Li N . - V. Y'-W! , . ahffig .4 '1 'gl-UD .A X g ?f!1. 'I ' -f 'AK X A N, 1, THE PEP BAND The Pep Band was formed once again this year by Mr. Parodi to help arouse school spirit at the basket- ball games. The Pep Band limited to ap- proximately twenty members have done a tremendous job in achieve- mg their objective. PEP BAND Pictured below are the members of thrs years Pep Band lst ROW Cathy Dover, Ronnie Jones, Rodney Goslm David Katen, Dennis Smffen 2nd ROW Paulette Mathews, Lors Malanca, Tma Gardner, Mrke Elkms, Gene James 3rd ROW Buddy Walker, Dale Wallce, Mary Hernandez 4th ROW Lynn Wolfsen, Rrchard Crow, M Vrllasana fnot prctured, Bonnre McTagga.rtj 12135 1 Ltsmawt 116 3V I u 0 Q ' . u 3 U . U I 4 , mi' H U 'G cs i W ' ' I A ' .x ffm Q , ls xv ,A s X s V1 -. 1 TEE! r,. L K ' . z I w iff: -U1 . 'H i -'ff I ,,', A-,ag sr ' P 'Li ' .ij Liver QM , I ,gag ,-. Varsity Yell Leadersg Karen Allen, Sara Hume, Head yell leaderg and Judy Pierce. f W V Slirlruzrlrl CMV' If ,sp J C Mr. Tiffee, portrayed by Alton Crisp, is urging a Varsity In one of their spectacular plays, the Bronco team yell leader, portrayed by David Overstreet, to build up portrayed by members of the Junior class, demon- spirit for the coming football game. strate to the student body how they intend to trample their opponent. 117 f '-f'S 3 Nvbs Xxxkf-,ivia 'J -' A ', w. ' fr A ',, nfw 'vs .ff ' , , , M . .A . ' In , 1 'lvl , A 7 . til? 2 ...il . f ,'fA?1,.3' - V ,t m XV spy ' ' M95 1 ., ' ' I6 v I 7 . , 'ao PO' ' , 'A ,. ffff' 6 30' h K , fx ' ,r H AQ - I .' V 'Y V. 4 ' P ' Q ,, gif' V x .iz ..' Q. ' -. J V' 'Q - .. A . , qw' .. ,. ,, I .. 1 -, ,. 4 11 L ' - ' ' SPORTS ' A J lf , .. 1 BRONCOS END SEASON ,Q 1' of Makmg up the Champronshap Bronco Squad are left to rrght, lst ROW Head coach B111 Hume, D Katen R1OS,M Pxerce L Vogt, G Brooks B Overstreet, D Stewart L RUIZ, D Moore, Llne Coach C11nt Letlow 2nd ROW E Crane,D Overstreet D Buttrey, D Wxlhams, R Jackson, S Alfred M D111 G McEver R Leng 3rd ROW D Be111 S M1tche1l,B McCo11och, R Hombeck, C Smith J Breeden G James,W Leng J Fag gon 4th ROW M Marchese, T Falaschl J Peterson J Borth, C Vogt, G Flowers, D Moore, R Sowell 120 r CRTH SEQUOIA LEAGUE CHAMPS Lme RE Gene MeEver RT, Melvm D111 RG Bob Overstreet C, Don Buttrey LG, Joe Cortez, LT, Les Vogt LE Chuck Smith Backs FB, B111 McCol1och Q Cary Brooks I-IB, Delford Moore HB Wayne Lane 121 Gary Brooks Mlke Marchese Dewey Be111 S1dney Alfred CHA PIONSHIP TEAM Rlos, LE Robert Hombeck Backs Lee McTagga.rt, Dennls W1111ams, James Faggon Scottle Mltchell 122 Line: RE, David Overstreetg RT, Marvin Pierceg RG, Bill Stuartg C, Louis Ruizg LC, Ray Jacksong LT, Robert ' 5 S 1 ' ' ' ' ' 9 ' ' - Denms W1111ams KJ Head Coach B111 Hume and Lme Coach Chnt Letlow check eqmup ment before 1SSLllX1g lt to thelr champronshrp team Good equrp ment good men and expert coachrng make champlonshlp teams whrch Dos Palos has come accustomed to Bob Overstreet Dos Dos Dos Dos Dos i Joe Cortez SCORES OF A CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM League games E1 C apltan Chowchllla Washlngton Central San Joaqum Memorlal LOSES SIXTEEN SENICRS PONIES FOLLOW BRONCS INTO E35 an J 1 , . 1 f 1' F F Q P1Cf11X'Ed above are the undefeated Porues of the NSL fL to R Q FIRST ROW Manager D Falaschl, manager B Jarrt E Perry, J W1111ams J O'Ban1on, W Ford,B Cozzl, J Young, C Manes, B Walker Asslstant Coach Bud Ross and Head Coach B111 Sparks SECOND ROW Manager J O'Ban1on, E Gunter R Downum, M Elklns, H Pryor, J COZZ1, D Kuhn J SIIV2, H Rebeccl, H W1111ams, C Tlllman R Lewls andB Dover THIRD ROW F Bums L W1111S, L Harmon E D111 J Palge, C Pxgg R Harmon, R Tucc1, J Bronson A Bradac, andG Anderson LAST ROW T Plgg R G111 L Brooks, R P1er1n1, R W1111ams, J Johnson J Sorge,B 1-hggs S Crosby, S Wnght H Espmo andB Sohs QNX, M Head coach Asslstant coaches B111 Sparks Wallace Dunn, Bud Ross CHAMPIONSHIP TERRITCRY Lme RE Henry Espmo RT Johnny S11va RG, John Sorge C Davld Kuhn LG Bob I-hggs LT, Thomas Plgg LE Ronnle Lewls Backs Larry W1111s John Bronson, Roger Wlulams Ben So11s WQWWQA3, 'Dre Champlonshmp Pome Defense consxsts of Lmemen QL to RQ B Dover H Rebeccr W Ford S Sorg B Higgs H Pryor C Pzgg Backfleld A Bradac R G111, R Downum R Pzenm 125 David Overstreet and Joe Cortez pin Central man to the turf as Mike Marcheese watches MB Horace Timmons and Rick Shaffer battle Memorial man for rebound in last game of first round in lea- gue play. Rick Shaffe scores two points against CHOW CHILLA BRONCOS LOSE FI E 1ST ROW Rotheree Woodmore, Gene Mcliver, Chuck Smxth, Henry Buse ZND ROW B111 Stewart, Hanold John Gene McEver goes In for a lay up shot Henry Buse lllustrates his perfected jump shot 128 son, Rickey Shaffer, Ray Jackson, Bill Smith, David Overstreet. . . W OUT OF EIGHT REGLILARS Henry Buse Rotheree Woodmore Gene McEver 5 X' 5' as Chuck Sm :th Gary Brooks Coach Wallace Dunn 'fx Kff Davld Overstreet makes a Jump shot as Rlck Mcliver battles for a rebound as Rxck Shaffer Shaffer warts for the rebound. moves rn to help hrs teammate. 129 in-3 Tr' K , h GF 'Vff gif ' 'o U Kg I L - . , 5 IW h' N 1 x A , . V4 ' ry ' 0 R Q' . a , . ,ff 3- f y ww I :V s ,-Y- r, , 5 I a, I , I 5 A - - K 1-'Nl' 1 SS I N Bl 1' X ,- B'S HAVE BEST Doa Dos Dos Dos A., LL .wwf Bob H1gg,s talhes another score for Dos Palos Atwater Los Banos Washxngton Atwater Chowchxlla Central Coalmga Season League Scores Dos Palos Dos Palos Do Palos Dos Palos Dos Palos Palos Dos Palos Dos Palos Wi C x X Los Banos E1 Capltan S M Washmgton Chowchllla Cen ral E1 Capttan S M W1 Li :E 'JW' W1 131 L - 2 ..B.. Dos ........ 50 ......... 18 -------- 33 Q 1 ........ 31 ........ 24 ........ 63 ' Dos ........ 55 ' ....... 39 S .-.----- 51 J ---- - ........45 ' --------43 ' Dos ..,..... 51 ' ...... 24 ........ 92 ' Dos ........ 27 Madera ......... 25 DOS -------- 63 3 - - ........5o .........41 ..------59 ' ,..,....51 ' ......,.57 J w-15 L-1 w-10 L-o Q.. .M fx Z 17, I gr M. 1 Q,-H J fd 3.9 , '51 . 9 te: J u --:z T- CHAMPIONSHIP C AND D 'S' Quik. 9 Left to Right the championship C team consists of Coach Roz Smith, George Monreal, Cecil McKenzie, Alton Crisp, Willie Crane, Richard Crowe, Gary Jackson, Fimmy Carter, Kenneth Lane. f .ww if umaawief Referee Cole calls a foul on the opposing team. Free lt was a tight squeeze but Dos Polos came out on top. shot for Dos Palos. 132 BASKETBALL TEAMS Left to Right the championship D team consists of Coach Roz Smith, lst ROW: Pete Ostagar, Doyle Perrv, Ronnie Lacey, John Sanderval, Gerald Gallagher, 2nd ROW: Virgil Nolan, Lee Walker, David Marcheese, Archie Todd, Joe Castillio, Jesse Tafoya, David Raven. Dos Palos. . . Dos Palos . . Dos Palos . . Dos Palos . . Dos Palos . . Dos Palos . . Dos Palos . . 'Dos Palos . . 'Dos Palos . . 'Dos Palos . . 'Dos Palos .......... SCORES OF CHAMPIONS Los Banos . . . 41 Dos Madera . . . . .31 Dos Livingston . , . . . 13 Dos Madera . . . . 25 Dos Los Banos . . . . 27 Dos Madera . . . . . 16 Dos Livingston . . . . . 20 Dos Chowchilla . . . . 21 'Dos Washington . . . . .20 'Dos Central. . . . .16 'Dos SJM . . . . 32 'Dos 'Dos Palos -- E1 Capatain Forfeit Season W-10 League W- 5 L 0 133 Palos Palos Palos Palos Palos Palos Palos Palos Palos Palos Palos UD!! LosBanos... ...22 Madera . . . . . .19 Livingston . . . . . .18 Madera... 23 LosBanos... 11 Madera... 22 Livingston . . . . . 22 Chowchilla. . . . .28 Washington. . . . 9 Centra1.,. 22 SIM . . . . 15 Season W-10 L-2 League W- 5 L-0 BOTTOM ROWg L to R: D. Weagle, E. Staton, G. Monreal, D. Williams, G. McEver, C. Smith, J. Bronson. BACK ROW: Coach Frank Ball, R. Downum, D. Overstreet, R. Shaeffer, H. Buse, D. Orlando, D. Belli, M. Mar- chese, R. Pierini, G. Brooks. DOS PALOS VARSITY .sw 4 R N. Gene McEver, catcher, and Henry Buse, pitcher, George Monreal, tries to steal second base as Gary Brooks on the mound discuss what pitch to throw next. puts the tag on him . 134- 1 1 1 1-117 JS Coach Frank Ball IS demonstratmg a correct swrng to h1s semors, Chuck Smlth, Denrus Wrlhams, Dewey Belh Mrke Marchese, Gary Brooks, Henry Buse and Gene McEver BASEBALL TEAM .1-:uni all-m.f 5 mai? K 'fb 1 Mxke Marchese 15 showmg hxs team members how to slxde ID whxle Dewey Belll shows how to tag a slider out 5 4-47 Z Wu ww' 3 ', A W T' Q - A 'A ' h A I , ' jg. .ge '- A lf. ' A ' - 5.,,,- nip . I 5 V , ' ' ,ff ,Q-, , , ' , U , A ' s -1' f -4 '- , - - - ,f - . ' 7 2 I 5 I :WL 1 V I r i I , f I z gg ' .. M Q 5 I K ' . 1 L ' 1 .V , ,,,f I my M , 'ffl , f ' ' ' Wm , 2 . 4 . , 4 2 r 74 , 1' .' - ' f fu, f Q, V' Arif, , L , , V, 5, f-I ,, , ,W , x , 1-14 4 , is !',,,fJ',vf.q ' L ,fr ' I f '1' Y. 'Q gf K - ' E- '5- ,, ,., . f wk, - , Q- , ,r ,. we ' - ,ff ' ' ' V f . 4 W A, , ' 'vm , If ,l,, ,vi Y 4 . A 2 ' z rf x. , I L . .. f . . I. . ,, . -. ,, . . . rf A5 ANN s QJVN -GSTRL Roger Slimp is Out as Paul Etchengoinberry tags him at second base BASEBALL TEAM .T.......... ---I i- L .Em -5 ,g Pepper is just one of the many practice games used by the Dos Palos High School Jr. Baseball Team. wi J E, ,F SPRING SPORTS ,I W' fi Judy Drew in another one of her perfect jack.knives. Nl' :G N N, ur' 1.7 an-X Q1 1. t Jim Faggon shows his record-breaking broad-jump form to some of the newer members of the track team. Eldon Udell, Gene Dye, Judy Zito, and Sandy Zito are getting ready for an aftemoon's workout. '93 K 9 mgiii Q 561105. , , ' A of Eldon Cady taking handoff from Joe Saucedo carrying the torch for John Borth carrylng the torch Robert High. another mile. I96O WINTER CLYMPIC TORCH CARRIERS Torch-carrier James Faggon. unidentified carrier '36 'fe I-1- 31 -as -5.4, X bl 4 ,A vi mi. L , ffl 7' nhl .ln gfxj xX - ' il 4 AX If QIYLQ xl ..-5' M75 - ROW 1 Joe Escabedo Joe Saucedo Walter Thompson Bob H1ggS Eldon Cady Govener W1ll18TDS ROW 2 Cns Patlln Eugene Gunter, John Borth Denxus Smffm Thomas Plgg, Albert Jurado ROW 3 Gene Renolds Floyd Burns Robert Marshall Ronald McCurdy Paul Mlller, Mlke Elkms B TRACK TEAM Q-5 Wngwqvjkw -W ,-.,2'l f Trylng out the track for speed are Robert I-hgh Joe Saucedo Cns Patlm and John Borth 141 951' kr A ll' v ?, AA' A M4441 It L,.r4 :ilk V ROW 1 Bobby Salters, DCDDIS Cook, Stewart McGee, Ronnle Lacey, Henry Ordunez, Jackxe Boydston, Edward Perry Lee Walker, Gerald Gallagher ROW 2 Florenco Apococa, Robert I-hgh Dale Rye D1ck1e Paganucc1 Larry Pryor, Charles Malnard, Gary Jackson, Darrell Lane, Ralph Arb1zu ROW 3 Jaclnto Castenada Terry Rye Henry Espmo, Wllly Crane, Archle Todd C TRACK TEAM 7 fir an Stewart McGee, Larry Pryor Horace Tlmmons, Harold Johnson and Thomas Plgg look on as Fred Slmpson demon strates the hlgh Jump 142 7 ' 1 ' 7 Y ' . ! . : , 1 1 Q Q y 4 8 3 ,W -1-: 2 , f e 5? ff ea, 'J' 1 p U L L ig 4 l A il r A K 4 ' f .1-f4v A ' In Wyre? uk we Q Q 5 -qv , A. X ' ' . ' rr .. ry f 7 , . naw.. W C ' V, ,..ar- , - President Marie McGinnis 'tr' wi' .fr vw. that A -14 . . . 'dl 5, '-QM.. . ,. annum, - ,- Vice President: Gene Dye, Advisor: Mr. Smith, Secretary: Nancy Hess, Representative: Judy Walker. SKI CLUB Right to Left Judy Dye R Young J Adams, N Hess A Cesano N Fialho M McG1nn1s,S Stocking T Painter S Nahxgzan S Penhelro M Dye S Fisk A Yonkers, L Ridgeway J Roberts J Coyle M Mitchell H Kwock, R Kwock, D Poe,C Merr1man,M Johnson T Gardner J Zito, E DelR1o J Walker,V Smith L Coelho,G Ledford S MCI-lenry G Drew, R Harman L McTaggart D Orlando, G Kwock, R Jones, C Manes, M. Willis, M. Frye. 143 .aj f FRONT ROW Kathy Clrne, Tma Gardner Judy Zlto, Reva Young Nadme Crawford Phyllrs Herman ROW 2 LOUISE Frugoh Gary Cook Odessa McGee Helen Hutton, Joyce Downum Sandra ZIYO, Coach W1Ckham ROW 3 Darrell Hunt, Eldon Udell Buddy Walker, Gene Dye Johnny Sllva, Ray Cnsprn TENNIS TEAM .' ,f I FRONT ROW Rodney Gosllng Erlc D111 Lxnda Drew Lols Malanca Judy Drew Sharon Clark Dora Vrllegas ROW 2 Gene James Davrd Kuhn Larry Pryor Marvm Pzerce Albert Bradac ROW 3 Coach Ray Fugate Rlch ard Harman Lee McTaggart Gary Drew Lawrence Harman Davxd Katen, Bllly Jarrett, Joe Vxllegas R13 WWQKQ, fi. if -7 W' M SWIMMING may QP' I TEAM E' W ,355 ,,,.,,,.---' 4' '-ern? ......r , ' E.- : l I J ' . 1 ' 7 I 7 ! 7 . Y. : y y J 2 ' : . ! ' 1 1 V 1 7 ' , ' f ml I ini :,yjf!.!' 5.5 ,fr .., K , ,, , ' ' , Q I .4 Q c I V G ,,, ' , 0 f ' ,..,, ' .51 5 .Z if I , Lf.. XS 17:4 V 'fy ,Ar 1 I 1. , , i ,, , A ,, M .. 4 . . .I N, - f ' N ia I 1 I aff., D - W' . HX 4'- 2v'1:iM' guvaunv A' yy 4- , ' ax f'-A fr--' .. I 1 A ., A, 4 If ' O -- - . :num ll -' V ,, ' E- f , . af . M ' w M A I fe , K , My W I ' A 4 W 1 , f I , ' ' , A y ,, - ,f- if ,mr M. . M g . K 5' 7 ' ' W -. . ' , A -- V , . 4-2 ' ' ' f fr, , 5 f f f W A Q f ,r-Q. . G- -. x f pf , ., 4' ,, 3 , - ' . - -7, X Qu 4 Y 1' .I 1 rw U -Qi' - - I .,d,,.r, Arr L 4- we - D M J nf f fy 1 V , ..- ef ,N,,x.fx,-LA, , -' 'ff f,,M ---17 . ,X-,,e.,-S,-e1 V PM '-'--f ' K, Q' 'A --,. -Y ,1 M ACTIVITIES , , fi 5 H , , f f, . X ,V ly 2' -1 M 551' fs Q QM? fl gf, X igiw 3 fm ff E1 ws Q 1 cv Ka: 21 241-.'f' 2 ,,, El :A 3 W 12 'Q fifww ' 1 'Hx x fr 7551? 1 W 4 at 5 if ,f lx 5 ,x if fa vw A4 , 1 , ,, if 1 1 I, 2 4 , 11, L s ' glen I 4: .L ,624 V X fi U .595 , 32,52 f Q if ,- , 5 , FQ 3, ,ms 4 B 4 Q ,W , Q ,. be sw ig QT' , Q., ,, 3 Aw, 357' , ,z I 4 Q!!! ' - 2? MMM-,..,-. mm, Qi. i 9f f -Q , T if I 2? K K J E 4' ,H I wfflm 2 Q ,Q 'ff f' 155' f 1' U fy 5,-fa, P f - rf, f K My , 'QL 2 ,B is ,M A Q 5 V P2 i 5 gg 1- 4, Q5 . K 1 as z fx ff xr 1 4 4 5 5 X. ' V 5 w.: 5' M-if Ng M , i'i af1i,,f Q' ,,5,:qxf MN V ima' f f , A, ,..,mg,,., ,, ff 4 H ,Q ' if 5229: 2,35 as 332 . 1 1 L 'E H Q ,. -' 5324 2 l' f 3514?-9, ff QA, , ay 1 If 14, iw' Q73 'Bmw-f 'l o , ' 1 r ' H Qk November 13, 1959 Gary and Queen Joan lead off a dance, as other couples join in HOMECOMING QUEEN 149 ,,,,. .IQ Y?-if 5 9 :2 .gg ms. Q I f V wi A Ii 555-3' LP ,pw :1 A,,,. , ' f q 5 353- n .-ff? W ,Q ff Qu HX!! ' Visa 'U ,AFV Aff WW g 1 7:1- my ,L Q 4 1 13 0 5? if V ,Kg ,av A O , . 3' ' QQ fn? 9 gg, .- Sf, 4 f' ' 451 i '5 X e . X ' 'r , X 1933 Qi IZA'-:Q fri . ,.?.i'fl v V fm , - ffl 1-ex f 'QL eg X IU Charlene and Bob DANCE December 17, 1959 Elva and David S . Sweetheart king and queeng Joan Larvie and Jimmy Driscoll. Princes and Princeses: Don Buttrey and Kandy Deleriog Jerry Avila and Katy Crivellig Larry Brooks and Loma Hamilton pS'7fQi5 The King and his queen are having a ball. King Jimmy beams crowns him. approvingly at his queen, while Diane Willis C' 'N-, ss If Y Us Z. 1 Q e-fvfgtl l:g.,3 le 7 3 SAUCE See the Sweethearts as they dance the 1960 annual Sweetheart Dance. EART DANCE February 12, 1960 TOP: Cathy Decker, Bob Peterson. BOT- TOM: Sue Pate, Duane Eppler. 157 TOP: Candy Dele I y' rio, Don Buttery, If BOTTOM: Vickie Griffith, Mickey Rebecci. L, in l96O EL VAQUERO PRINCESSES F A mv CYNTHIA C RAYN E 'Y v fb ? -Q ROSALIE MAIT IA ARDYS BRERETOIN of X I f2w1f!f' g I - ' , , I f X A 2, a lv X I ma Nyff .IJ l.,J 'kk A .LE , a 3 1 e 1 159 K A 05 1 f 'LL ff f of ' A-MLM 59 x 1,960 E1 Vaquero Queen, Rosahe Mauna, 'vi Gr 354, Y' 1 ' 'S'-'if Aff' Fi alho B1 avi? 8cPatsy Perry I by 1 Buddy Pond 8: Axdys Breretrm Lee Menggm ax,-isry Delerio 3 my ' 1 E x 1 il .Y g ,. f 'ai l, , Q Q , S ffl .J 4' 1 ' l -fl mm Y I ,ff fa ,,,,,, upx t'4 Nancy Queen Lmdya Coelho John Waterhouse . xf' Joana, Sue ,MNancy, Elal awww gang mme Y' ., -Qgf - Dick Reason 8zE1a1ne hamg Craig Gutchow 8zPau1- ine DesJa.rdins. Above is pictured an after-game dance. Q DANCE SCENES -if .4-WE., . 3 f aff? M., . Pictured above is a dance scene taken at the Christmas Concert Dance. in oooo At the right is pictured the famous Wwmw Make-Out Mountain located at the Sadie Hawkins Dance. -,J ,U 3 is X , 4 41 'f wif fx X 15 JLINICR HIGH SCHCCDL PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE The annual rs a record of acttvmes and achrevements of the past year I hope that rt has been a profrtable one It ts our hope that each year of your aca demrc lrfe wtll be ncher happler and more worthwhrle because rt was spent here at Dos Palos Jumor l-hgh School lI1..Lq.rW Sf Miss Ginny Malm Jr High Secretary 'YQ- Mr Nordstrom Jr I-hgh Prmcrpal JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL Mrss Grnny Malm has once again suc cessfully completed another year as the Junlor Hlgh School secretary As secre tary she handles many everyday chores ranglng from correspondence to helprng a student Indeed berng the offrce secretary means real work and there s plenty that Mlss Malm does rn the Dos Palos Jun1or Hlgh School offrce Q-. V S ,qx Il' 4- W z li! -enq- -- N. 44 Mr Allen Mrs Alle Mrs Borboa Mrs Cooper Mrs Crowe Mr Dawlu HEADS A CAPABLE FACULTY 5 I-ev Mr Fugate M1ssCould Mrs Green 16 , , k ' V ,f . ' 5 , Y L, , 3 A I-.J x? - ' I, y K 1 'wi gt LH f . X AV 41' R . . .,,..T' . ' A -s+,,i,L ' X I . ,ff ' A 7 ' A ha 'gb 0 1- ' A so , ,,,- ,, , N! . . H . . . . 'ns Q I ...tfsr A, l ww N - r H A X 'V 'AM x W4 , M 'T -I ' WW' Y 7 Mrs Hoffman Mr Hudlburg Mtss Rrpley Mr Rxpley FACLI LTY ,,,.--sim WW 'Y Mr Sparks Mrs Wood 168 'Lf Nh.-5' Mr Parodx Mrs Shaheen The Junlor Htgh School faculty under the supervtslon of Prmctpal Mr Nordstrom ts a most capable faculty Every teacher contnbutes much of h1s ume and works endlessly to fur ther the educatlon of the students who w111, one day, be the leaders of Amerlca RY ,ff -- f' ' - 2 M as r Y I .sr , , W, ,A f J - y 4 1' T 1, H , ,z Y, M M ' K ff 1 Q s , , of fl n 3 , Q .f I 1 N. nw A -V'k t W N, v ' V 1 y . ,. I v . ,. A A 1 . . -- . , ' . N ' ' - ,I il Prctured above are the Erghth Grade Advlsors From left to rrght they are Mrs Cooper Mr Dawkms Mrs Hoffman and Mxss Rnpley Thexr Job IS to advrse and guxde the Elghth Grade wrth thexr many problems and questlons CLASS ADVISORS AID THE STUDENTS hx - ia-wvwfv -x X f --A Plctured above are the Seventh Grade Advrsors. From left to nght they are. Mr Allen, Mrs Borboa, Mrs Shaheen, and Mr. Hudrburg. Vffegfw e, fir ,gf 2 - s , -ay 5 ln., Y ' ,,. ? A 1 xx, , 1 ' 'wk' 1, T3 - , ,AX V xx , 'Qi , . ' : G X 5 ' A 0 ,v , 2 .ff I Q , 2 5 , I' T , N T , 4 T 3 ,xy L -TZ , 1292515 T 'E A . . , . I . : . , . . , . , . 5 4 1 f z4,f H11 Wi ROW 1: D. Thomas, G. Rodriquez, S. Torres, L. Tafaya, B. Toscano, S. Vogt, P. Stocking, D. Van Atta, R. Hamilton, D. Neal, I. Ibarra, B. Miguel, D. Machado, V. Barron, H. Zenger, D. Cotton, ROW 2: J. C. Stffan, I. Sambrano, S. Salter,,P. Walher, J. Sulton, I-I. Reid, G. Sorg, F. Smith, T. Todd, A. Rovinson, D. Painter, D. Pounds, S. Penney, T. Hensley, M. Mock, E. Ligons, R. Hornbeak, G. Zuspan, C. John, R. Turnam, J. Strobel, L. Roa, D. Smith, N. Jackson, R. Rye, T. Zuspan, D. Youny, N. West, D. Manuel, E. Dade, D. Brown, J. Cook, L. Johnson, J. Castaneda, A. Birlew, D. Johnson, ROW 4: M. Power, B. Owens, C. Richmond, M. Powers, R. Davis, D. Young, F. Salas, R. Molina, C. Mellv, C. Perry, L. Oliver, M. Huckobey, M. Dias, J. Turman, E. High, N. Scott, L. Ruiz, A. Miller, R. Daniels, B. Smith. ROW 5: J. Sagariballa, M. Sterling, W. Smith, M. Gomez, N. Von Allman, T. Widby, J. Thomas, J. Marshall, C. Silva, L. Turman, P. Laird, C. Burton, D. Frank, S. Damell, H. Hales, C. Crowell, C. Garcia, R. Molina, N. Benvory. SEVENTH GRADE -----au. .z:.4L...t .1455 f :Mb Lv .5 SV ROW 1: M. Lindell, D. Ferreira, T. Dehart, J. Batey, B. Daves, K. Howard, C. Koda, K. Lewis, J. Bunch, J. Marsh, S. Kelley, S. Crayne, J. Davis, J. Maumoynier, L. Gaffery, K. Borden, G. Shelly, H. Weaver. ROW 2: J Espinoza, S. Lopez, F. Lorenzetti, S. Elkins, C. Lopez, R. Dunlap, I. Austin, M. Moore, R. Boxquez, L. Locke, A. Downum, Y. Davis, R. Bertao, L. Vincent, W. Gowens, G. Rodriguez. ROW 3: P. Seanez, C. Marshall, M. Carraway, G. Couto, B. Bradshaw, A. Burns, D. Lorenzetti, J. Gong, B. Gomes, B. Housley, G. Bryant, E. Melvin, P. Marsh, M. Maldonado, R. Rogers, D. Pafford, H. Gusti. ROW 4: P. Dehart, R. Baugher, J. Emberton, C. Inocencio, M. Love, L. Baker, C. Marrs, S. Marshall, B. Jackson, K. Andres, P. Davis, J. Lingo, P. Cooper, J. Cox, A. Owdns, C. Pacini. ROW 5: G. Matlock, F. John, C. Holmes, D. Ballinger, B. Merrell, J. Alvarez, S. Jackson, G. McFarlans, F. Chagoya, H. Gong, D. Chaddock, R. Fosse, D. Adams, J. Stokes, T. Redding. 170 ROW 1: R. Inocencio, K. Adams, C. Murphy, E. Johnson, A. Manuel, J. Crane, N. Anderson, F. Crockett, R. Milboum, E. Brady, A. Boday, A. Ballinger, G. Lorenzett, L. Atkins, D. Falaschi, J. Housley, ROW 2: B. Baugh- man, M. MoreHouse, D. Moore, H. Gonzales, M. Hernandez, B. Mendibles, B. Jones, G. Holmes, B. Hale, J. Batey, J. Moore, D. Donaldson, D. McEver, B. Marsh, B. Bowen, A. Blanco, L. Cipriani. ROW 3: M. Cardoza, V. Batey, R. Beasley, D. Crowe, D. Boone, D. Garrett, D. Franks, D. Harrel, P. Dodderer, J. B. Brown, J. Johnson, E. Austin, D. Johnson, M. Branco, B. Marsh, K. Lollis. ROW 4: O. Gilpatrick, C. Baugher, B. Blance, E. Easter, S. Anderson, A. Bandoni, B. Courant, H. Hayes, B. Chisholm, S. Mauser, R. Bennett, G. Fourchy, J. Lingo, D. Hunt, David, Jones, P. Johnson. ROW 5: J. Anderson, T. Giles, J. Adkind, B. McClure, R. Mosby, L. Buse, J. Arias, L. Hernandez, R. Conaway, J. Cox, S. Estep, Z. Clark, S. Hubbard, G. Del Boszue, J. Smith, K. Decker, P. Jensen. EIGHTH GRADE 'TM ROW 1: J. Andrews, L. Mason, E. Azevedo, T. Holt, J. O'Banion, B. John, V. Todd, P. Woods, C. Chambers, C. Pereira, G. Sanchez, E. Ybarra, B. Ruiz, J. Ortiz, L. Peters. ROW 2: C. Dieball, M. Maldonado, E. Shaffer, L. Smith, G. Torres, J. Adams, S. Montanucci, P. Hutton, T. Sims, F. Qualls, V. Hibens, N. Sims, C. Prouence, A. Stephens, J. Williams, ROW 3: D. Gomez, D. Brown, B. Bristow, M. Garcia, S. Baker, P. Smith, B. Thomias, C. Willis, L. Whiteley, T. Tumer, S. Bowling, B. Western, K. Parks, G. Todd, A. Thomas, ROW 4: K. Ceccarilli, R Carlucci, D. Sliger, G. Wallace, H. Whitelay, D. Woods, J. Freeman, J. Zenger, M. Roa, O. Soriano, C. Reid, M. Wareham, S. Terry, N. Patton, ROW 5: G. Robinson, E. Slown, D. Pruitt, D. Tocher, J. O'Banion, M. Stohl, l.. Willis, C. Williams, C. Ore, S. Pearcy, S. Self, D. Williams, K. Williams, D. Yerrick, P. Pickens, O. Weaver. 171 Miss Gould Student Body Advlsor I PRESIDENT ........... .... D ennis Falaschi VICE-PRESIDENT ........... Steve Elkins SECRETARY ........ .... B etsy Courant ADVISOR ............... Miss Gould 'v --..+,i.,..f RQ ft' 'f., X. S Q-xx 9T':M ' W ' :fl STUDENT LEADERS Xxx N, 71? '-we f'ds Jk-a-K Lookmg over future plans are Steve Elkms V1ce Presldent, Denms F213SCh1 Presldent, and Betsy Courant Secretary if Boys' Assocratron Advrsor Mr Sparks and Grrls' ASSOC1at1OH Advrsor Mrs Green Left to Rlght Allen Ballmger Boys' Assocxatron Presldent Krrstre Lewls 7th Grade Vxce Presrdent Zelda Clark 8th Grade Representatrve Susan Vogt 7th Grade Representatlve Anne Mane Bandonr Sth Grade V1ce Presrdent Ellen Easter 8th Grade Pres I 1 Pictured at the right are the Junior High School Yell Leaders. They are: Jamye O'Banion, Donna. Harold, and Sonya Anderson. ' N ' Pictured at the left are club presidents. HONOR SOCIETY . . . BOYS' ASSOCIATION LIBRARIANS ...... GIRLS' ASSOCIATION the Junior High School . . . . . . . Robert Milbourn . . . . . Allen Ballinger . . . . . Sherrie Pearcy . . . . Sonya Anderson WW ia , At the left is pic- tured a typical day in the Junior High School study Hall. FM ...MM 2+ ,f X, I, L'lQ. ii? fig 9 , X a I96O JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL EL VAQUERO PRINCESSES F? 1: '-v ,wi- 495-'ou 'iflbv' vs? 'B' 1' HIGH SCHOOL ACTION SHOTS . if gg i X 3' infill ' 45? will N S, , 127 , 'Z 'S ii S A' 'Q ,bf X .,...l Mrs. Eggleton seems to be making a lot of business this morning. I wonder if the absent slips are at a reduced rate. Left: Wonder what the intellectual gab is about? between Johnny O'Banion, Chet Vogt, and , Bucky Borthg maybe modern Art, classical music Q f or most likely football. Bemie Marks, Kathy Dover and Josie Lima are wondering why Helen Sandavol is in such a big hurry. Could be fkookiej is around the comer. ms. A fi MEat zir- armani ' M. The sophisticated group pictured is our own glee club, singing during the Christmas concert. They are accompanied by another sophisticated groupg our orchestra. Skipper Haslem seems very engrossed in watching the artificial snakes, but it seems as if Rodney Frazier couldn't be more uninterested. 178 F. H. A. AND F. F. A. SNOW TRIP January 30, 1960 Oh please clon't hit me Louie, besides this snow is cold! ! Dos Palos Future -Farmers invade Yosemite Valley. ,,f' - 1 . It took all eleven of these Future-Farmers and Future- Homemakers to make me, and look how small I am. Don't laugh! it's hard to toboggan on the first try, but by the end of the day I should be an expert. 19 Up the hi11 again for another try! This time we'11 make it. 19 dv xwgkfr Japlthr no . xdfx H753- 'bf ff' X 0 ma! L arm,-rfivtf xg'gH W 91,4130 1 fl ,,',,.71.m J - K . . f ,WWI Q41 WI WWW' ' ' ,f 0' W4 Q- , e r IW' aw ADVERTISING For corsages for those bug dances the place to go IS THE FLOWER BOX located at 2350 Blossom St Mrs Rotlccl IS showing Jlmmy Driscoll and Gary Lake some of thelr newest flowers W' I as '?l James Faggon and Ray Cotta are thinking very seriously about buying a new Farmall from NYLANDER AND SORENSON at 2l73 Blossom St Joe Cortez thanks a smaller tractor IS cap able of donng the work he wants to do mf' 'M Mrs Overstreet IS showing Darlene McColloch Same glassware at MUMBY S HARDWARE STORE located at 2002 Blossom St MUMBY'S has the perfect gift for any occasion .I I IRA No more burned waffles for Llndya Loelho as Butch Anderson shows her a new waffle Iron which IS among the many appliances found at SHERWOODS Hardware Store located at 1824 Marguerette St ,t . Vw Y . 's V A ,. . K e'fe A ,V Qer A r mi V H M r,A. i A A 4 f , 5 , ue 7 A A Q L. ,V Q 1 , J fxfflll l',,,. N h k l l - i Va' l ., X ff f 1 ' Ugg Vs.. My ' ' 4 .1 KX V V e H, ja Q XY-:.,M,-ff' l Q 9 . . . ' . . 1 bl Bull McColloch shouldn t be too hard to convlnce that the 'l960 IS a good Investment Salesman Mr Eldxns IS polntmg out :ts old and new features KALJIANS MOTOR COMPANY GT 1557 Center Avenue IS the place to buy that new cor or plckup M Bourne In a natural environment surrounded by Judy Pierce and Jeannie Hebert IS belng treated to a coke MOORE S, located at 1428 Center Street IS the place to go for cosmetxcs gifts and prescrlptlons For those bug dances, birthdays and anmver While on his way to school, Crang Gutchow got sarles, SANTl'S, at 203l Blossom Street, as the as far as REEDS MARKET On Highway 33, Gnd place to go for the most enloyable meal and decuded for the best of servlce for hls new car. service with a smile. . , 'few - K V Vryk V H Eff - - - H - t A , K -ug ,X I, M I K g Q fe ' I , get-gr Y L ' Q. ls. , , , r. I . . I . . - I . . - . . I lu I . I ' O 2 , , 4 , i . M Q' 5 I 1 'fi Q39 Making themselves at home ln the DOS PALOS If looks as though Lee McTaggart and Davld FURNITURE STORE at 1414 Center St Karen Kuhn are trying out a new Thunderbird maybe Allen and David Bronson are undeclded as to for their Senlor Year from MCTAGGART whuch couch as the most comfortable MOTORS whnch ns located at 2001 Blossom Street B Tlree typucal Hugh School glrls Judy Drew The place to buy those new wlnter and summer Vuvlan Glannom and Kathy Delerlo seem to be clothes IS at SHARKEY S located at Center In heaven looking at beautuful clothes from the Street Shurkey s wlll outfit your whole family STYLE SHOP located at 1502 Center Street at low and moderate prices . . ,. . . . . . pp I I . . 1 x A ,wipe ' -if Q S N51 . 4,7 I, , Qefg. 5' lf X S K S 5 x f 6 X .K l f l R I -. . 7, 4.. W1 , 1 ll ' ' ' 'D 0 I I . . . . . . , I , . . , . . . . I' . , . . :gf A toast to the Dos Palos Chapter Future Farmers of Amerlca wlnners of the SI 000 Prolect for Profit award THE VENDO COMPANY KANSAS CITY MISSOURI Coach Hume and Gary Brooks approve ofthe new football equlpment for the Champlonshlp Team Len Sondergard from BLOSSERS SPORTS EQUIPMENT on Fulton Avenue ln Fresno tells them where to get the best In sporting equipment yew GE 5 1,318 Dogs T av 1 Even though It IS always crowded during the Admlrmg these cute llttle stuffed anlmols from lunch hour the Hugh School students don t MARTIN S VARIETY STORE at 'ISI7 Center St seem to mmd wanting an llne for their lunch at are Randee Skaggs and Donna Antonettn Martnn s DON S FROSTY at 1801 Blossom St has a variety of glfts for the whole famnly 4, E .4 I ll a 1 I . p I I I ' ' ll ll . ll ' I ' . 4 ,- gp Nrrr I , I A 1 ' A ,.,,V ly , 3 . -fx' v -' A .IA 'A-Sk L I A 9, 9 Q 1. 1 A . I if? ffl, S if so 9 TM , .-zf.2'f. my . , ' A., 1 -95 4 , . I , v, I 3 i- ' v , '. Q yt' If f gs- I5 I I I f A . I n - X A , i . rs X 8 x . X, E XX .I ... . ' ' - ' .Il r . . .I pf L3 Rlchard Crowe and Ricky Plerml seem to be enloyung themselves ln the DOS PALOS TELEPHONE OFFICE Boys those phones are not connected JV: Where do all the cool cats go after a hard day of work at school? None other than TWO NIGHTS DRIVE INN at Blossom St The Drive Inn IS really swlngln after those bug games and dances 'uv A Hmmmll I wonder why Krlsty Delerlo us hovmg Mrs Zuspln slow her silverware from SAWYERS JEWELRY ot 1805 Blossom St Sawyer s also has a large collection of lewelry BILL AND ED KODA RICE MILL Rice and Rice Brand Chicken Feed and Seed Phone, Express 2-2191 South Das Palos California MAX L ROUFF located in Los Banos on the Pacheco Highway is the place to get Westlng house and General Electric appliances They also carry Butane and Propane The future plans of MAX L ROUFF AND COMPANY IS U PIOM similar to the one in Los Banos ta be located in Dos Palos California Pictured above is one of the planes used by OLDS STUDIO at 1402 Center is the place to SPAIN AIR for crop dusting The hangar for ga for family plctues single portraits and SPAIN AIR is located on Eagle Field Road wedding pictures -5 1 A 5 ME 4 5 1 A tw 1 i f 5 Ei A ui . u Q 1 aff iq? 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