Dunsmuir Joint Union High School - Crag Echoes Yearbook (Dunsmuir, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1951 volume:

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Art Glee Club Thespians Radio Play 7, as MCMINN TYPU18 Shorthand Bookkeeping Comptroller Student Council Journalism Cra g Echoes STANLEY General Band Pep Band WRIGHT ELLINGTON Senior Problems History Girls' Counsellor Library YMCA Sophomore Advisor Physics Mathematics Square Dancing Technical Equipment English Junior Advisor NEASHAM Custodian CARLSON Home Economics Girls' P.E. Girls' D FHA WILLIFORD General Science Biology Junior Business General Math Track nA' n nc' n voDu Basketball KOSTIZ Shop Mechanical Drawing Crafts Stage Sets Q.. made X hx ,Y 7 K M K ., ff Q A' iiin-, ,nk 'Citi U.,- '14 ::::f'-47? ,Av-' X, 't:::',-Q. L' Wars' . UCQQ QM , M K . QA Y . .x , '9llltN Pm L 3 4 V wtf' on 2' 1,321.5 -HS 'H E--5? M'-'Is N. ,- sfw, an vm, -.Q S ' . Y, my ---A. , W U., V v fqwjwg If . mn . g g11a if as 1--2. 1 r is V: ' f ff' IX ' ' f' fn, ' if 4 . ' A fr 1' ri .Q . . ,A M ',..,,,w L Qin 4 'Z ,xi klii i ' ,s-QQ, W0-Angina gg . ,Q sw! Q 517 1 . L, , X 3, ,Q A I 5- , ., ., W., ,- - 2 ' 4 . 2 7' ep .14 , ? ' 6 . 1 - 5 Mm ei fi 1. . -4 .1. Y' ' f f - . ' .W 'm V165 LEE BELAU Student Council 4g Fire Department 3,45 School Play 3g Block D 43 Track 1, 2. 3,42 Football 3,42 Basket- ball 1, 33 Assembly 2, 33 Fire Chief 4. LUPE BACA Student Council 43 Girls' Sports 1.2, 3,42 Tiger Tracks 33 Girls' D 2, 3.43 General Band 2, 33 Spanish Club 23 Radio Program 3,43 Assembly 2, 33 Advertising Manager 1 4 VICTOR BILLINGTON Student Council 33 NHS 3.43 Office Force 43 CSF 2, 3,4Q Tiger Tracks 3g Fire Depart- ment 3.43 School Play 43 Aud. Vis 23 Radio Program 3.43 Assem- bly 2, 33 CSF Presi- dent3UNESCO Con- ference 3. idea' BARBARA COON Student Council 1,42 NHS 3,42 Office 3. 4g Girls' Sports l,2,43 Richardson Conference 33 Dance Band 3,43 NTS 3,45 School Play 3,42 General Band 1, 23 Glee Club 43 Class President 43 Class Secretary 33 Radio Program 3,43 Assembly 2, 3. 43 NHS President 4g Grace Notes 3,4. 2 5 SEIXIICDR PHYLLIS BENDER Student Council 43 Office Force 2, 3, 43 FHA 43 Crag' Echo 3,43 NTS 2. 3,43 Girls' Sports 1.2, 3,43 Tiger Tracks 3g YMCA Conference 23 Drill Team 13 School Play 1,2, 3,41 Glee Club 43 Yell Leader 3.43 Class Treasurer 1,23 Radio Program 3,41 Assembly 2. 33 Grace Notes 3.4. ARTHUR COSOLA Fire Department 43 Track 2g Basketball 1, 33 Radio Program 33 Ir. Assembly. BETTY BERRYHILL Student Council 3,43 NHS 3,43 Office Force 3,43 Girls' Sports 1.2, 3.43 3 Richardson Spring 33 Dance Band 1,2, 33 NTS 3,42 General Band 1, 2, 33 Student Body Secretary 3,43 Spanish Club 23 Assembly 2, 3g Grace Notes 4'. CLASS '51 WILLIAM DAVIS Fire Department 4g Glee Club 1,2,4g Audio Vis. 2g Sopho- more Assembly. ANITA COFFMAN Tiger Tracks 3, FHA 2, 3.4, Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3. 4, Asilomar Conference 4, Girls' D 3,45 Drill Team 1, 2, 3,4g Glee Club 1,2,4g Radio Program 3: Ir. Assembly. RALPH DORST Fire Department 43 Glee Club 1.2.4, Baseball 1, 2, 3,4g Block D 4, Baseball 1,2, 3,43 Football 4 if 3 s gal Adi, 1.30 1, ETHEL COLLINS Girls' Sports 3: Senior- Junior-Sophomore Assembly, General Band 1, 2, 3,4. GEORGE ERHART Student Council 1, 3: NHS 3,45 Fire Depart- ment 3,45 YMCA 3: NTS 3,4g School Play 3,4g General Band 1,2g Track 2g Basketball r 1,2, 3,45 Class Presi- dent 3: Class Repre- sentative lp Spanish Club 2g Radio Pro- gram 2, 3: Junior- Sophomore Assembly. JEAN JOHNSON Girls' Sports 1,23 Glee Club 3, Senior- Junior Assembly. 61,391 sec' RONALD FOURMET Tiger Tracks 3: Dance Band5 School Play 45 General Band JUDITH LESLIE Girls' Sports 1,2, 3,45 FHA 45 Office Force 45 Drill Team 35 School Play 3,45 Glee Club 45 Senior- Junior-Sophomore Assembly. KENNETH FRAGA Student Council 45 Glee Club 3,45 Base- ball 1,2, 3,45 Block D 2, 3,45 School Play 45 Senior- Junior-Sophomore Assembly5 Block D President 45 Track 15 Football 2, 3,45 Basketball 1.2, 3.4. ELVIRA BACCILIERI Crag Echoes 1,25 FHA 35 Girls' Sports 1,2, 3,4 Dance Band 2, 35 Drill Team 15 NTS 45 School Play 45 Glee Club 1,45 Class Secretary 45 Radio Program 2, 3,45 Junior Assembly5 Sophomore Assemb1y5 Seven Grace Notes3,45 Senior Assembly 45 NHS 45 Office 3. it --I 5 SENICDI2 ANN McCLURE Office Force 45 FHA 45 Girls' Sports 1, 3,45 Girls' D 3,45 Drill Team 35 School Play 45 Glee Club 45 Junior-Senior-Sopho- more Assembly5 Class Vice President 35 Class Secretary 25 Radio Program 3.4. FRED GERGEN Baseball 25 Football 1,2,45 Audio Vis. 1,2. MARY ELLEN MCLEAN Student Council 3,45 NHS 3,45 Office Force 2, 3,45 CSF 1,2, 3,45 FHA 2, 3,45 Crag Echoes 3,45 Tiger Tracks 45 Girls' Sports 1.2, 3,45 Richardson Spring 35 YMCA 35 Pep Club 25 Asilomar Conference 35 Girls' D l,2,3,45 CSF President 45 NTS 3,45 Glee Club 45 School Play5 Jr. -Sr. -Soph. Assembly5 Stb. Track 3,45 Grace Notes 3,45 Radio Program 2, 3,45 Drill Team. CLASS '51 JAMES MYERS School Play 4: Glee Club 4g Block D 4, Football 3.4, Basketball 1,2, 3,4g Senior Assembly, BETTY MORGAN FHA 2.3.45 Girls' D 2, 3,4g Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3,4g Richardson Spring Conference 3 YMCA 2g Asilomar Conference 3: Drill Team 1,2g School Play 2, 3g Sr. -Ir. - Soph. Assembly. TOM POLSLEY Glee Club 4g Track lg Football 2, 3,4. DONNA GERDING Student Council 4g FHA 2, 3.43 Crag Echoes 3,4 Tiger Tracks 3,45 Girls' Sports 1.2, 3.4: Richard son Spring 3, YMCA 2, Asilomar 3, Girls' D 1,2, 3,4g Drill Team 1: NTS 3,45 School Play 3,4g Glee Club 3,4g Yell Leader 2, Class Treasurer 45 Radio Prog- Trea s ram 3: Sr. -Jr. -Soph. Assemblyg Pep Club Cr. Echoes Co-ed 4. flier A FRANCES PALMGREN CSF 2, 3.4, Drill Team 1: Class Vice President lg Class Secretary 3g Radio Program 2: Jr. - Soph. Assembly. WILLIAM SCHULER Block D 43 Football 1,2, 3,45 Ir. Assembly MARGARITA RODRIQUEZ FHA 2, 3, 4, Tiger Tracks 3: Girls' D 2, 3 Girls' Sports 1. 2, 3.4g Glee Club 1, 3,45 Asilomar Conference Drill Team 1, 2, 3, Radio Program 3: Jr. Assembly. ga eien ge!! ANGELO VALENZUELA School Play 45 Glee Club 45 Baseball 45 Track 1,25 Football 2, 45 Sr. Assembly. PAT SMITH Crag Echoes 3,45 Tiger Tracks 45 Stu- dent Council 1,45 NHS 3,45 Office Force 233,45 CSF 1, 3,45 FHA 35 Girls' Sports 1, 2, 3,45 YMCA 25 Drill Team 15 NTS 35 Class President 15 Radio Program 2, 3,45 J. -Sr. Soph. Assembly5 Pep Club 25 Crag Echqes5 Co-Ed5 Student Body Vice President. W4 5 MARILYN SIRIANNI Std. Council 1, 45 Office Force 35 FHA 2, 3,45 Asilomar Conference 3, 45 YMCA 2, 3,45 Cr. Ech. 15 Girls' Sports 1,2,3,45 Richardson Spring 35 Girls' D 3,45 Drill Team 15 NTS 3,45 School Play 2, 3 45 Glee Club 1,2,45 Class Representative 45 Radio Program 2, 3,45 Sr. -Jr. - Soph. Assembly. I 1 SEIXIICDRS DONNA YOUNG Student Council 45 Tiger Tracks 35 Girls' Sports 1,2, 3,45 Girls' D 1,2,3,45 Drill Team 15 School Play 45 Glee Club 2, 3,45 Class Secretary 15 Radio Program 3,45 Jr. -Sr. -Soph. Assem- bly5 Pep Club 25 Girls' D President5 Grace Notes 3.4. TOM WRIGHT Student council 2,45 Fire Department 2, 45 NTS 3,45 School Play 35 Glee Club 45 Baseball 25 Track 15 Football 3,45 Basket- ball 1,25 Student Body President 45 Class President 25 Radio Program 3,45 Sr. - Ir. -Assembly. ISMAEL VALENZUELA School Play 45 Glee Club 45 Baseball 3,45 Block D 3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2, 3,45 Sr. - Soph. Assembly. L U P E B A C A Lupe ls a gal so fine, Makes the grade just so dlvlne, She's pert and gay, On every day, Her life will follow a happy line. ELVIRA BACCILIERI A key-board artist who's qulte a thrill, ln our slnglng group she was the 'l'rlll, ' A typlst true, Good shorthand, too, A secretary's place she'll fill. RO B B I E B A L E S Tall and slender--pretty, tool A clever wit and heart that 's true, She sang I0 Well. And was so swell, A success sbe'll be in all she'll do. PHYLLIS FENDER And then there's PeeWee who leads the yells, Of her abllltles everyone tells, Her yells are snappy Always happy, In everything she tries, sbe'll rlng the bells. L E E B E L A U Slow of walk and same of talk, Waiting for opportunity's knock, A pleasant guy, And kinda shy. He'll find the key to tuccess's lock. BETTY BERRYHILL 'Betty jo was a frlendly gal, A happy-hearted, llvely pal, With splrlt and verve, She'll always serve, And find success at mighty Cal. VICTOR BILLINGTON Shynesa was a trait possessed, Success a goal pursued wlth zest, Always happy, Wit so snappy, In llfe he'll never be distressed. ANITA COFFMAN Jolly, good-natured, easy to please, Fond of fun and forever a tease, Always fun, When school ls done, A happy place in llfe she 'll seize. ETHEL COLLINS An unpredlctable, llvely sort, Always ready with sharp retort, She'll never mope, And we all hope, That she'll sall Into a happy port. B A RB A R A C0 0 N 'Coonle' was s person rare and flne, A nature sunny--a wit dlvlne, There'll be no strlfe, ln her happy llfe, For all are successful who walk a straight llne. .1 .21 A ---' WR:- g s I . 7, 9 ARTHUR COSOLA Although hls friends all dubbed hlm nut, And often resented remarks that cut, lt wlll always pay, To be bright. and gay, For hls life will ne'er be 'ln a rut. I l L L D A VIS 'lill' was a bell-hop--one of the beat, For real hard work--he'd pass any test, He was always dseery, Never dreary, And was always ready for fun and jest. R A L PH D0 RS T A likeable person--klnda shy, The type you'd call, 'a real nice guy, Hls football was flne, In all he'll shlne. And find success as 'easy as plel' GEORGE ERHART Here 's a guy who's lots of fun, Who always has a corny pun. He's very snappy Always happy, He'll romp through llfe at an easy run. RONNIE FOURMET Satlrlcal, Cynical, Crltlcal. too, The klnd of guy who's never blue, Muslcally lncllned, Wlth a splrlted mlnd. He'll surely succeed in all he'll do. KENNETH FRAGA 'Kenny' starred In basketball games, Football brought him greater fame. He's friendly-gay, Happy every day. He'll surely reaehrsome lofty alm. DONNA GBRDING Here 's s gal with spark and pop, Whose many talents never atop. Friendly and cute. A leader to boot, She's one of those who'll reach the top. F R E'D G E RG E N Here 's a guy you'll never forget, Always ready to take any bet, Always gay and jolly. Speed's hls folly, Happiness he'll always get. I E T T Y MO RG A N Small of statureg blue of eye, Really cute and we don't deny, She 's pretty smart, True at heart, In llfe's goals- -her alm ls high. MARY ANN MCCLURE 'Ann' ls friendly, happy, gay, Ready to serve on any day. In school work, she 's swell, ln all she does well, She'll do well ln every way. MARY ELLEN MCLEAN Mac's a gal that's llked by all. She has a taste for men real tall, Our treasurer brlyrt, Our dependable light. She's really get plenty on the ball. .IUDITH LESLIE Helpful people are s welare ilwl, The ones In whom all take delight, A.n unselflis gal, A wonderful pal, A' person who'll always do wbat's rlght. ha JEAN lor-msou N' fy Qulet people are rate Indeed, They have a rralr that many need, They're very observing, Qulte deserving, They do the work, whlle others lead. I I M M Y M Y E RS This easy-going friendly guy, Who's brown of hair and twlnkllng eye, ls a football star, Who should go far, And become Important by and by. FRANCES PALMGREN A small and compact sort of girl, Whose brown halr ls lncllned to curl, AK flgures she's clever, She truely will ever. Wln what she wants from the world. T O M PO L S L E Y Though small in slze, he's full of flght, Hls football splrlt was an undlmmed llght, As part of the team, He was on the beam. And surely wlll have a future brlght. MARGARITA RODRIQUEZ A pretty gal with flashlng eyes, Whose prompted quite a number of slglu, Her basketball rklll Was qulte a thrlll, ln Life sbe'll surely take a prize. WILLIAM SCHULER This tall young fellow named Wlll. We thought he was quiet untll, In playlng football, He tackled them all, Left them flat on the field, dld llll. MARILYN SIRIANNI A dark-eyed glance, a flashing smlle, Friendly. mlschleveous once ln a whlle, She's warm of heart, In dress she's smart, She'll always be happy, for that ls her style. P A T S M l T H Small things often reach perfection, This llttle lass ls no exception, She'll make her mark, She has that spark, Plus courage, kindness, and perception. ANGELO VALENZUELA He's manager of the football squad, And drlver of hls own 'hot-rod, He's frlendly and gay, Most every day, Greets us all with a good narurefl nod. ISMAEL VALENZUELA A busy young athlete called Ida. In football became quite a dllh, lf hls slgnals are right, Success ls ln slght, And a future that's all he could wlah. TO M W R l GH T In Canada he makes hls home, Where flelda are wide and horses roam, A rancher he, ls apt to be. And more successful than this small poem. D0 N N A Y 0 U N G A darlng young blonde with looks galore, Could have had twenty dears or more, lut. dnt was no fun, She stuck to just one, Perhaps because he lived next door. 'EQ Drck Bottega President Nancy Baccrlxen Treasurer Amo Agostini Vwygi Marvel Anderson 2' s Laveme Byers 4 A as Z JUNIGI52 Devon Chandler Representative Arvie Carmon Frances Bowlin Don Baymiller Evelyn Hughes 'Sf af ' s r rl My Raymond Decker Marvel Garrett Dick Edson Quanaleen Deboer Rueben Daw Mike Crane X. Hillis Steele Jackie Wamsley CLASS Dan Rodriquez Charles Tangren Mr. Wright Advisor Virginia- Martin Secretary Virginia Lucero A I Gerald Staley Doug . Sorenson Bill Harmon Frankie Lloyd 'BQ Dick Hardy Bob Lamphier i, , . A Chad Gilzean Norma James ,H u All Van Drimmelen Lawrence Thunborg J Dick Smith Kenneth Seikel Marilyn Runkle K4 K ji ink. Ei 4' 'Siva ig- .U.- f 3 E BJ SOPHCDMGRES President ------ ---- J im McNely Vice-President ------ ---- L ynn Belau Secretary-Treasurer- - - -- - Marlene Haley Representative ------ ------ E d Waters FIRST ROW, left to right: Pete Padilla, Bill Fleenor, Norris Wood, Charles Pacheco, Wallace Potter, Glen Seaholm, Ronald Edson, Jim Cascarina. SECOND ROW: Peter Davis, Helen Harris, Jim McNely, Judy Smith, Lynn Belau, Sherrill DeBoer, Roald Tang- ren, Glenda Walters, Robert Carey, Leila Potter, Robert Engle- bretson. THIRD ROW: Julie Edwards, Maria Elena Baca, Jae Mohr, Barbara Davis, Peter Twight, Sharon Kimsey, Roy Burgess, Mrs. Ellington, Kenneth Dal Busco, Eileen Cooper, Derral Under- wood, Georgia Bivens, Barbara Nelson. FOURTH ROW: Marlene Haley, Carol Perkins, Darlene Manning, Audrey Johnson, Laura Heinz, Barbara Dowling, Ed Waters, Grace Stanley, Florence Tallerico, Lorese Mason, Barbara Kay, Barbara Myers, Shirley Hylton. ?' FRESHME President ---- --- J ohnny Mazzei Secretary ------ --- Jesse Gonzales Treasurer ------- ---- R obert Fidler J F Representative --------------- Donna Gritton ,fl ' is 1 ff. J FIRST ROWg left to right: Favian Perez, Donald Green, David I Fidler Tom Crist, Rex Riggs, Stanley Harris, Frank Dietz, K Eugene Thunborg. SECOND ROW: Sue Seaholm, Willia Mar- A-1 'X tinez Rebecca Leslie, Ken Wright, Anna MacDougal1, Max :Q O Connell, Wanda McLaughlin, Johnny Mazzei, Esther Wheel- er John Guadagnini, Donna Gritton, Bill Barker. THIRD ROW: Jesse Gonzales, Jeanne Mechiz, Lawerence Arana, Catherine Yr Sorenson, Jim Bruce, Dolores Lewis, Don Fleenor, Nancy James, Bill Wamsley, Martha Stanley, Don Page, Sharon Wardell. 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Q if - M, -.Q X x . 1 ' ' , y ' 5' ' M Q fl, - F 9 we-Aix' , . . . .l1 1: Hwy, N. fy Piawk-R, K 5,i!f'3T:v., L D . if 1, ' fam:-.f if l ' . A 'wwf' Nw: -P 1 15 LQ- .w p , -jf 4 1- W Cf' ff-fu- . , 1 -If . V ,fm , x ,- I my X . Q I! f ,.1,,1.l,5 TS., . .F K A N. 'fn,-Tb' . H , Y 'L' ' r ',ff' .Sf X '4 ' X .w H ' V 'Lf V wr., sw' , '- ' -P Zia. PRESIDENT 'S MESSAGE It seems that such a short time ago that I entered DHS as a fresh- man. Nowl must leave, but memories of the many good times and pleasant associations I have had here will stay with me always. The time has come when we, the Class of 1951, must face a great change in our lives. Some of us will need to adapt ourselves to accepting more responsibilities. Once we are gone it will be the duty of the ones who take our places to carry on the traditions and standards we have strived to set for them. Tom wright To the faculty, who have instructed and guided us and the student President body, who have given us such loyal support, I, as student body pres- erest thanks 'Qu Pat Smith Betty Berryhill Mary Ellen McLean Phyllis Bender Vice President Secretary Treasurer Yell Leader qv' Barbara Coon Marilyn Sirianni Dick Bottega Devon Chandler Senior President Sen. Representative Junior President Jr. Representative ,ffl James McNe1y Ed Waters Johnny Mazzei Donna Gritton Sophomore President Soph. Representative Freshmen President Freshman Representative S COUNCIL Donna Gerding Publications t Lupe Baca Advertising Lee Belau Fire Chief Donna Young Girls' D Kenneth Fraga Block D Robbie Bales N. H. S. Darrell Underwood George Erhart Stage Manager Thespians Grace Stanley Miss McMinn Paul Reginato Mr. Glaese C.S.F. Comptroller Boys' Representative Principal F.H.A. TOP ROW, left to right: Marilyn Sirianni, Mary Ellen McLean, Suzanne McQueen, Anita Coffman, Margarita Rodriquez, Ferr. McClure. SECOND ROW: Donna Gerding, Dolores Lewis, Barbara Davis, Mrs. Carl- son, Barbara Vose, Phyllis Bender. THIRD ROW: Judith Leslie, Sharon Kimsey, Laura Heinz, Becky Leslie, Connie Dishman, Doreen McDonald, FRONT ROW: Mary Ann McClure, Marilyn Runkle, Jeannette Regan, Donna Gritton, Betty Morgan, Pat Smith. 'P ga tb 0 O K' Lf . K ,177 D . Ti Q , A 'H Y 3, oe - xo 4190 A Q- X New O S . 4 ASILOMAR CONFERENCE TOP ROW, left to right: Marilyn Sirianni, Mrs. Carlson, Margarita Rodriquez, Anita Coffman, Mary Ellen McLean, Donna Gerding, Sharon Kimsey, Betty Morgan. Us YMCA Qi ,T I i n Advisor, Vixginia Nks Emngto , on . ACK ROW, Keir to xight: . n Siriarmi, Baxbara New Hihis Steak. B Maxim, Niariw Xeit to right: FRONT ROW , R Left to figh F: V' , lfglnia Ma fljn . 15 Ste Cle MDN S C CJ ENCE ff sf- N ' ., . iw a 95 5 , Q U Q .n , X, I qv i N1 W ,914 P-ICDNCDR SCDCIETIES C.S.F TOP ROW, left to right: Jim McNe1y, Vic Billington. MIDDLE ROW: Grace Stanley, Ken Seikel. Mary Ellen Mc- Lean. FRONT ROW: Frances Palmgren Mr. Erickson, Pat Smith. N.H. f TOP ROW, left to right: Elvira Bac- cilieri, Mr. Glaese, Betty Berryhill. MIDDLE ROW: Robbie Bales, George Erhart, Mary Ellen McLean. FRONT ROW: Vic Billington, Barbara Coon, Pat Smith, Kenneth Seikel. SPANISH CLUB BACK ROW, left to right: 1. McNely, K Seikel, Mr. Erickson, Advisor, C. Gilzean. MIDDLE ROW: E. Waters, M. Baca, V. Martin, R. Hardy, D. Edson. FRONT ROW: D. Chandler, N. Bacilieri, D. Bottega, F, Tallerico, C. Tangren. W. NATIONAL THESPIANS BACK Row, left zo ri ht Sirianni' Gerd 8 5 - ' ing', Chandler, Wright', Bender , Billington. THIRD ROW: Baccilien Mrs. Coon, Advisor, CO0Il'. SECOND ROW: Bcrryhill, Smith , McLean'. FRONT ROW: Belles , Erhart '. ' number of stars. ix! i 'I-:nr LATIN CLUB BACK ROW, left to right: Gritton, Ander son, Erickson, Ad- visor, Wamsley, Estep. FRONT ROW: Leslie, Fourmet, Stanley, Bivens, Baca Haley. 'fob 2 TISI-I f SCI-ICDCDI. CAST Tish --------- Pat Smith Aggie-- Elvira Baecilieri Lizzie ---- Barbara Coon Ellen ----- Phyllis Bender Charlie--- George Erhart Sheriff-Donald Baymiller Q5 E? ii Y Charita- --Marilyn Sirianni i Bettina ---- Donna Gerding Wesley-- -Victor Billington Dorice ------ Robbie Bales Denby- --- Ronnie Fourmet IITISHII Al GENERD BA STANDINQ lei? to l'lgrbt,- 44al'll,l7, R Cnarles Tangen. MIDDLE SE LE!-'T ro RJGHYQ- La Wr Beckyleslle, Pet fbflgard S111 unkle, Nancybacczlzer' b Cirejj Glenda Seanolln, Glen Sealzoln G7'lO-M 1PobertEnglebret.s-on Julie Edwardg Donna Griffon. Jeanne llfec-biz. ence Tbunbog Donald 410elAg Joanne Eournyeq Etnel Collzn-S1 41-wa Elena Eaca, erDav1lsg Eugene Tnunbog Gerald Szalegg Dlbklyardg E121 Wangslejg Sl1emll0e80eq Rn, lfilpb Hall lobn Mazzeg SYHIVDIIVGQ lei? ro rlgvbq- Glen Se-ilgolnp, Glenda Sealzolln. FRONT ROW- Marla Elena Baca, 36C4'J'l6-S'1lb, Joanne Eolunpeq Dlbk liardg Eugene Nzunborg Slzelwll Deaoeq Jonnnydfazzei Jeanne Meclue Dlbk Sllgfflz, bull Wann-leg Etbel Colllnag Donna Gabon. PEP BA D NGLEE CLU B asm Qxzga, M0401 xhqexs, Xsgoaex Ozweoe whavdxvg, fem who' Qxccxoxe, MXQXX Down, 'oa1aOa+1Xs, Canoe, 'Y O0 Y ogeq , osoo. SO? Q-O xeix xo xX.gNv.Q.o'o'oXe, 'baXes, Oomva 'loxxxqm avoava. Coon, 'I- Nl aXeoweX'a, O06 Ymgiaxes, Qkve Cxaxxe, Sxxx0v1xs, yhwq Yxxexwhovew, Cwie , Yxlxw. mooxixeix . 526060 QNCNX -,wlkmwqo Sxsxmix, waxy X,efsXXe, www M9 gmc pqoosixxix, Boo tdsoo, pogexo S1 Aewuoexa, Q4 mba yhcxlaoqyiux, Svaxov 'llxqvseq , Sat Sxwxeq . YQOSX Q-ON -. Ooma Gexckxxxqo, yhasqovixva Qxoaixqlefn, p-dxxa Coiigow, 'iogo vlwgxx, wks, Coon, Qixckmc Sgsimb, Q exe Y adxwa, Yvmwlxe xxof-16, wxose, phases, Qxxqxixs vbemex , mmm Som SK NSQXQG , Xeix xo xxqyx-,?'cvqXXxs Beoisen , Ysewy Sewgxiqx, xhwi 'thee yhcxeaxx, Yrwoaxa Coco, Q-ovdxe fbmes 'A 4 oowg, xlxaiwyo Skikwok. 995091 1 frklksa Yaacoxixexk. Oooo N GRACE TE A'.?N RILL ,, .. TIGER TRACKS TOP ROW, left to right: Miss Mc- Minn, Dick Bottega, Donna Gerd- ing. MIDDLE ROW: Pat Smith, Arvie Carmon, Evelyn Hughes, Marilyn Runkle, Marvel Garrett. FRONT ROW: Florence Tallerico, Nancy Baccilieri, LaVerne Byers, Frances Bowlin, Quanaleen De- Boer, -fi I 'm' FIRE DEPT. TOP ROW, left to right: Lee Be- lau, Chief, Bill Davis. FRONT ROW: Art Van Drimmelen, Tom Wright, Leo Cosola, Devon Chan dler, George Erhart, Ralph Dorst, Vic Billington, Ken Seikel. OFFICE FORCE TOP ROW, left to right: Betty Berryhill, Victor Billington. MIDDLE ROW: LaVerne Byers, Judith Leslie, Mary Ann Mc- Clure, Barbara Coon, Grace Stanley, Robbie Bales, Mary Ellen McLean, Hillis Steele, FRONT ROW, seated: Marilyn Sirianni, Pat Smith, Phyllis Bender. QM 'wviaf ,f- 43 x Vvt W-f,,, W :?2'qp,,,,,i, hs. A193 w s ,Nf- mmf- Q ima a-fy! .11-If gs. . 'K ix K 9 49 Q ky R K ,... , : ., -. S 'fs 4 x -- 2 ,,., A , .Z N, , TUV 2 mlm ?i.'xg.Q Jw? .1 ' , . U f W Q gg, 'yi lu' K - X M, K K 51.0. , ' . gm gg ,, 1 1 6:41, , N 3 -1 . 1 - . .,. Q55 ' - ,yn ' v-. HW '41- V ss Q., .V ,, H n ,J ' Q. 7 tt 'Y J xl X 5' 5' f ' 1 , I' x V 1 min u + rf x .4 .4-v fm K .ti 1, ,L 1 ,Div pig. ' We I- bn www V' 1 9 - , ' lam. vo -lm, .W Us -sz wg, 'U-mp., ll ,Q , r V 'F . . 2, nm Q-ef, - 5 a .mf Mn, ing, lj .'fs. ,U ra' . OUR .fr ri,f YELL Helen Carlson Leon Williford COACHES LEADERS Mary Elena Baca Phyllis Bender Grace Stanley BLGCK D GIRLS D' Q me ISH VALENZUELA Pi 1 1,11 Mi 1 SIN ,Q RALPH DORST KENNY FRAGA BILL SCHULER ! GEOR :Lynne GE ERHART 2 JIMMY MYERS p 1 !'v'9.9J ' Ni 'r-SN 4- A .il gl .,.,l , Q- . ,, .l 2 11 .6 1-1 aw, '21 ,lun . 7' Mt. Shasta ---- Butte Valley ---- Yreka - - - Fall River ----- Mt. Shasta ---- Redding - - SCORES Etna - - - Weed - - - McCloud - - Fort Jones - - Anderson - - - - - Weed - - l 5 4 Q BASK f 4 SCORES Mt. Shasta ---- 27 - - .McCloud - - - - 17 - Etna ---- - - - 22 - McCloud - - - - 17 - - Anderson ----- 27 - Weed ---- - - 21 - Mt. Shasta Yreka - - 47 41 ----23- - ---22.. f if 32 30 32 32 30 15 28 18 44 BALL- - f JLQZV1? . I. ,W gl' 47 OM W I 'I V' A .M A D SCCRES Mt. Shasta ----- 7 - - 27 McCloud - - - - 29 - - 21 Ema--- ---14--34 McCloud -- --31--12 Anderson - - - - 16 - - 18 Weed ---- - - 22 - - 24 Mt. Shasta ---- 25 - - 35 Yreka ---- - - 21 - - 19 O Mt. Shasta - Butte Valley Yreka ------- Fall River - Mt, Shasta - Redding - - SCORES Etna ----- Weed - - - McCloud - - Fort Jones - - Anderson - - Weed - - - CRAG ECHOES Ma Euan Mcwm rv k Bonega PhYms Bender snaps . D10 Lyrics , pam Smuh Editor Donna Gemma Cwgdnor g 3 'UV H l,,,.5JfaQQiQg , f - 1 MQ, ,if 'l 1 ll ' 'N an 5 f 'cv , MCMIH Maggaret .mf . 1 , Kenneth Sexke Advlsor Laverne BYMS PhowS'aPh ' Grace Stan1eY Bus. Manager Bus. Manager Now, as we come to the final page--as our hands begin, slowly, to close the book--we wonder what im- pression it has made on you. Has it made you remember, and remembering, smile a little--maybe laugh? We hope so, for this is the purpose of an annual. A lot of work goes into an annual, and people are needed to do this work--people whose willing hands gladly take up the countless tasks and get them done. And so, to Miss Mchinn, the staff, our sponsors, and to you students who bought annuals, we would like to ex- tend our gratitude. For, without them, there would be no annual . But this is not the time for flowery speeches and sentimental feelings. This is the time to look ahead to the future and look back to the past with a smile. So, we will say WThank you,H and leave you with the sincere wish that you enjoy your annual.ffN '- avwvug, Photographer: THE THORESONS Go-Editors Dr. Anderson Army Quplus irre Castro's Barber Shop Col1ett's Dunsmuir Hotel Dunsmuir Pharmacy Girimonte's Men Shop Griffin's Jewelers Littrelf Parts Mac's Market Myhre's Dress Shop Wi1liam's Fuel 8: Transfer C. O. Porter Insurance Shannon Law Office Texaco Station Tonkin's Shell Service Station Lloyd's Variety Store Cedar Lodge Golden Rule Sprouse-Ritz Sweet Shop M 8: M Chevrolet Trave1er's Hotel Curly's Barber Shop Caro1's Beauty Shop Pete's Yellow Cab Kick's Associated Service Station Triangle Market U-Drive-In Nune's Grocery Sure Way Cleaners El Rancho Motel Farmers Ins. - Dunsmuir PAT-R o N I ZE 0511: fjaenzae 74 ,f West Coast Life Insurance Big Liquor Store Dr. Kleaver Cripp's Radio Shop - Dunsmuir Water Corp. Hale's Flower Shop Greyhound Bus Depot L 8: L Hardware Look Out Point Motel Mannee's Pharmacy . Patterson r. 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