East Bakersfield High School - Sierran Yearbook (Bakersfield, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1950 volume:

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V' , A 1 Lczziiiiifn' f . - we grow by beiug loumble euougb to accept gracefully. cagey stration x . ,.,-- tn right: chcsrer w. herald Woodworth, baldwm E5 an Q Wg? rw is-F board of trustees, kerncounty fl . is school district -- workers for our r one of the mos: valuable and least-publicized groups working for the bexzrerment of its only thought is making our school a better one in every way. interested not only in the east high of tomorrow, thc' board, under the leadership of harold Woodworth, gave d effort you and me. to chem We say thanks, and mean it. man of tomorrow fi ld bccausc of our principal, al success in his chosen c his success as a man. one whose singular qualities of understanding, toicrancc, and kindness are but ga few of the admirable qualities which enable him to treat the problems of youth with wisdorn, and to simru in iis enthusiasms. a man who can foresee in his teachers these qualities, as well as their scholastic and directive abilities. each of us who is happily graduated from cas: h t this man whose horizons arc as .high owes muc v boundless as his own, spirit. mr. kenneth W. rich, pr incipnl pmbicms as gounseforsz are mr. kcllner and mr, tener who are seen here exaxmnmg thc: happcmngf, uf rhe day, arnaszmng iccrk over the kcrnal wizh interest. xwo more of these helpful counseiors, mr. margin and miss pcmzrmn, affairs. here, left to right, nfs mias smizh, mrs. gurr, mixs schiiling, and mr, lane, all very much interested in :heir phns for inciucmrinafzing wnslxingcon junior high students. ' admirable architects since teachers and parents have a common goal--the education of our youth under the most cqunblc conditions, it follows chair this THIS. can be best obtained and maintained by their mutun! izoopemtiuii. in this respect east high isiparticuiarly fortunate, the benefits gained through the efforts of the 9.15.11 being many and obvious. mrs. c. d, adams, secretary reads the minutes while mrs. hen bob rinkle, Qlhcllil gikas, Clarence Clarke, slice adams, bob muxlow, and pat sauer problems panel, youth Books at adults orderly office people mrs. schneckenberger, secretary to mr. rich all of us have used the welcome serv- ices of the hard-working staff of the business oiiice who sold us tickets to games and plays and answered our end- less questions. in their own quiet way they helped to make this a smooth- running year. though the atmosphere of the office was businesslike, it was also friendly. da cesmat and mrs. adkins look over the day's announcements mrs. hiroris, mrs. rutlin, and pat ellison look over anew schedule card jackie logan of the nurse's office alert attendance staff laboring every day of the year was this group of Workers, our attendance oilice staff. doing every- thing from figuring transcripts to giving minutes, they find theirs a thankless job! but we couldn't do without them. realizing their many contributions to our Welfare, we really do appreciate their efforts. mrs. eve bishop, registrar, is busy at one of her many tasks. our custodians take time out before digging into the dayis work ahead. left to right: vernon dunham, thomas robbms, damon baker, and johnny dorton. 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'. ri-f fl pop drennen and ed dickinson admire the school plaque, one of the many items around the school which they keep so spic and span. mr. reed, attendance ofiicer, calls some unsuspecting parents. nts wait in line for readmittance slips to class. , coo ', SURE, nebraska hunter, and editb manley, imrs sgzws, paints, and stanfoxd grad jamcsg fszzeaalf, beaming master of the language dc- parmrubnt, playsl gdlfg clabbles in photography, and playa with daughter jcanie after school, family man rciward brrwxwx has :wo redlaeadcd children who are. as lic ofccn relates to his debate classes, his pride and joy. pretty english teacher and rally club advisor, ellen asZfworz'b, produce of brigham young university, plays golf and tennis, and skis in spare moments. accidenpal college graduate fois smith, our adored dean of girls, ban be seen garden- ing in summer and yvriting verse in her fwhat?J spare time. nf DUI' 3 feared and honored football coach, the first ever win over k.c,, like most of our male faculty plays worm, accidental college alumna, loves to ski, as plan specialties fur' her absorbing modern dance fldflll szmderlumf, 'is the molecular-minded mm hobbies are Cwauldni you lmowritij gadgets. u. of dakota, amiable band and orchestra leader barry bildebrevbt, plays a sweet trumpet and dues woodworking college grad and genial gentleman of geometry, is known for his slow? and easy drawl. lila cfzmlap the english deparrment and graduate: of mills, does interprecations of englhh lic which are a joyw her grad iobn king, reaches history and senior problems and makes e.b. famous in state-wide c.t.a. affairs us with tests O U U I 5 I u X A you can usually find hugh on health and al1NL'rfL1 mfivzg mime hails from u.c.l.a, and is an advisor to the spends on big garner, and catching pmt little gfazfys rnorimsmz, grad of u.s.c., who teaches the future Iwmemakcrs of beta tri-y advisor, participates in sports, enjoys music, and collects henry minvlii, who is 3 grad of santa barbara stare, teaches our boys wocscisfmp and spends his lqisure time fishing, and polishing gems. mary IQIPZYI, u,s.':. grad, is respcnsibie for our widely acqzlaimed glee club, is cu-advisor for sigma alpha, and likes to dance and read banks rm criminology. fhey make us do push ups I -. 'xx.c,il.a. grad? vmzrgarei jaliazstorz, rezxclws lwiucnmlsing and is cQ5.f.f'aflvisor, she is: fluwcr-lover, and chjoys sewing and interior decorating. karl jezrsen, grad of oregon scar- 2 il 'li g in L axrxmm of cum. dept.. spends his free time playing golf, traveling, .md rccxding. miriam gurr, u.s,c. grad, ncnclws- spanish :md is mln: ailviim for the cl dorado club. yum: will most likely find her in lwr garden of in lwr kitchen making enchilzidas during her free- ii mc. md alumni, imrffaff vzcuu: teacher: u.s. history and time you find him with lxis camera snapping pictures, or st 'ld .' '- i rug xc out mn his .asy clmxr listening to good music. . V 'fknit gnc, purl rwuf' says julia Jay, alumni of xi.c.l.a., whcltezxclmes english and spanish and spends her frce time knitting :md readxxx, bfanrlse dijfmzlwazzgh, u., of nebraska grad, reaches english and latin, arid is anlvisvr for quill and scroll, she collects stamps and enjoys good music and good books. grad, soc, sci., is mph, class adv., :md also coauivisur for thcglrlsi' lfssguc. her hobby is pcople. flww rruclb typing and merchandising, co-advises girls' league, and spcmdsvher free time swimming, sailing, and wrixcing w people she mer in europe. state grad, fvoumazz, teaches shop to cb. boys and spends his free timc snlmim fishing, and Working wich his saw and ' hummer. from u.s.g,, reaches imglislm and business education besides advising las rzhaquiras horizon clubg she is handy with 3 H Qi camcmmnd likes to work in her garden. W ' y fake away our isunflower seeds mll frank. of. mm. grad., teaches sm outwduur life amd constant im famxly. mfvilh' arwsirwzg, grad of ucci, wh, who reaches soc. sci. to buxdrnts at ch., likes to travel and use CQIITXQYQL 1 1 joy robinson, u,s.c. grad. who 1' l s u usor, has no spare mm, b r IWC :md is her lexsure school .tn y, , cal. col. tograph y the up by photography. ndvmsor for IS 2 ends u,c.i.a. grad, sbiriey san jose state grad, working , advxses tennis dub, and cs and traveling. elecrrncmry and stage teacher, likes wood and nmernl, and wxth his new baby time fumes iinkle, santa barbara stare grad, reaches machine and arch. dr. he likes tn build speed boats and hunt deep-sea monsters. ' at the business end of :he mashie early saturday mornings is u. of illinois grad, zfirtar man' Icy. his inzercstmg history lectures are enlivened by tail tales of fishing and hunting. ,, . . they make Qs frbgs- r fem riicbie pf cal. col. of arts, reaches arm to eb. smudents. among her first five hundred lmbbies are jewelry-making, mincralogy painting, ac., etc., etc. I ruth gleason who hails from cal., :caches english, her free time is spent collecting books and records. u.c.l.:x. man benianzin gray teaches math. his week ends are spent hiking in the mrs. and collecting classical and folk music club. she likes people, and people like her. and of all things, cartridge reloading! ew u.c.l.a., reaches hiolugy, hygiene, and is co-advisor jose amaze, reaches metal shop and likes hunting, enjoys photography in leisure time. u.c.l.a. ln: teaches eng., reading, and is teaches p.c., is varsity baskmball coach, we all know after the teachers' talent as- 'l31lS all things, tying. UITIIZ his radio, and mtl. thespian adv. mary louise gfzylorfl, grad of fresno scare, teaches drama. radio, and eng. slxc enjuys rcxlding, ' and listening to classical rccmfrls. u.c.l.a. grad josfpb toner reaches world science, spends all his free time and thoughts on Esl1ing, skiing,,and playing the rough old game of chess. we love Them! here wc see the -board members at one of their weekly bull-sessions. jack randolph, student senior class prcsidcntg thy, freshman class Souza yunior ' p Q , 3 A , H A 1 . x . A Y Presidcnti Slice adams, Sirk' league Pfe51deDfS TWIYKIYYY SNES Sifvlcl- dub President' bob Crozier, rally club president. Y gun Wilkinson, student body wright, student body vice presidentg mary 3 V ' managerg cookie barbcau, student bud? publicity Iliifliigfffi ' ' class resident' dannv reed sophomore class pr-zsxdentg every tuesday there met in bayless hall a group of serious-minded'students chosen to conduct all busi- ness pertaining to the student body government. that this was well done is a tribute not only to the comi- missioners who brought this school year to such ri successful conclusion, but also to the-se who gave them the opportunity to do so. the board was ably presided over by gordon gardiner while mr. ben kellner acted as advisor. interested in social as well as business activities, the commissioners enjoyed pot luck dinners, sponsored student body dances, and participated in the kern county association of student ren- resentatives during the veari A i board of commissioners ffl A ,, m,rs'uwL fuMi5?'ff !,.N2a4Qif?f?. ' ' ,.fig25w3352f M fix? of 3 51 , 5 .,gt.es53Nw M- A' ' . .V,, JU J. :if my fmimfsfiifa 5 www gordon gardiner, student body prcsidcnrg mr. ben keliner. 4 advisor. T LTQf1s5mQg4ggg,,A,ft ls Y 7: , 65, 'f 'W 1 M A ' f 351 fs . A gleix Worrell, kernal editorg charron johnson, sicrran editorg jack curcis, j.s.a. presidcntg Wilma collins, g.a.a. presidcntg athens gikas, debate club V presidentg charles claggecc, lettcrmcm clubspresident. , ' gordon gardinet . . . leader, today and tomorrow. ,ff leader, today and Tomorrow this last: was one of the most satisfactory years in cast higlfs short history. much credit for this happy state of affairs is due to our popular and well-liked student body president, gordon gardinet. represent- ing cast high in many ways, and always doing a wonderful job, gordon well deserves this recognition. among many other honors earned, he was elected president of the kern county associated students. yes, we can honestly say that no student body could ask for a more inspiring president, or he for zz more co- operative student body. ,gy M. .,,,M.,, 5955 ,asjggu ' 'fbi ef' 33 X W 'f ,ff A a long climb is a challenge to ez bwwe sjlifizf cagey ,, ,... ,..,..,..:., , 4 1 Y x 4 fi 8' W Q :A 'S 52 3 A gigs 3 , iwfbiv -, 5.2 ' ffig yisffw f :ww-s. -:. 4. Fr 72454-fi - V if ::GE.:EzP23:.:n:- . ..,. ' ' M., W M 5,112 .nw 33:2 bob krausc lillian lopez - iiihfl PWD! P301 Valdez vice,-pregidgng Secretary publicicy manager yell leader SGHIO sophlshcafe gerald donegan president led by their :alert president, gcrald donegcm, the senior class was able to undertake year. among the many outstanding functions were the memorable senioriplagd the student body dance, the SO fling. the senior council was comprised of members the seniors. yvorking with their offxccrs, the class of SO has left an admirable working advisors were miss lois smith and mr. joe tener. I bill walker yell leadgr 5 Que Ulf. bark row, councd glen baker, louis taylor. sef:o11ei schach, gerald h barbara reese, izmicc liiliau lopez, front row: paul jack saba, Connie sepanizm. pat Sauer, jim jones, john pryor. C r I outstanding seniors gordon garsgiincr , . A ' , beeauw si' his mnsnmm sarivix-xg for bcucrmmr of can has although he never had an idle moment, hu wgs never mo busy his lnyaitg' to schmui and friends alike was .mcsrhvzr reason fur Lhe gorairm iwhmged to many clubs :md was active in all. but ha: never im Briefs sxmieni adnxixmxrzxlium in dwir hiamry. ciyrfv harbxsrnu . . . xupurior is this zuifective that but describes cookie harimau, I rs ami his pimmng persmmiimy have all helped cnrpkie lu be dmscn as an rbi' mzlszamiing student uf mu high, contributing unique ideas to rn wixh lightning pen-npximx, .md greeting mwrymxnc as his fricnd ---- these Lrairs person dur hx: xx. guild dmwgan , A , Jw-mg his iour--year aenwncc'X at mst hakersfmrid, gcrald donc-gan has uhly reprcmnnd fivlds. we-U-liked My AH, gcpry has hecxx active in many clubs, as wel! as nrts, debate, dass handy affairs. mffablc, quiukfzhinking, and scholariy, our senior class have no troubie his clmscr. pmfcsmm. law, no surprise zu whites wil! be the day whcn imma caiifmnhx Jws uw' yield to Llw senatcvr from gcorgialx' vmu. hm be heard muy gun wilkxxa-:mn . Y . alumni wcwmry of the student body because af har wlwgxmi by rim family .as mnstanding. Befvhies being active ma 15 mmv hmmm an ux'xixv1':aIJrci Subs such as singing in the rin clxifau Ywhefcwxnvrn. and decorating smiluss hours lwfurc Schmid riwmigh ner fum' yearn. contribuningg unrwsingly ru Xxclpx rrmkn cb. that it is, xhwwn mhnscm , . . long ro be remcrnlwered at east high for her Hnc coutributiom is fcharron fnhusou, selected iw ww of her high scholastic standing, Qriginality of thinking, and Icsdvrsixip, meeting gicrrm Jxxfrun has always been one of e.E:.'s best supporters and4 cheering hearxily with her friends, could afhklsc evenly L uharrcm spent many, many hours furthcring c,bv's interests, but tnersdiy pefsonnlimy, quality is the word for charron. smdxes nor hard work :dice adams . . , when you think uf an outstanding senior yan think has ali of chew quaiities and many, many more which :H duty czxlied, alice was right there read? to give her time wif! :Jw be remembewzfi forwftxe wnmierfui iifs her 1947 mary jean Wilkinson? senior alice 9641115 mrk .vgnlm mary xuth allen dun .xllvudorf dorii zllfiwn n.mcx' nlirckl ning slim-cf rumen .mdmda my angle ruth .lrxxmwng buh .arnnld paw .1Jnxwr'f!w walter bam phyllis lmkcr cimmhi lmil clyalc- lwal'bc.uz james lmrcfuut mnrda barrel :1bduh.x bm ra m a 1 ff' v Q ' 14,-Hy lpn-my jmnq lwdux-in Agn-as lmrrmi rr' in ' 'Sf' V Q -. uciww hchrxm cugvm' lwmml rugcrw may Jim N.1ncu xfuirlcp bonus johnny buux'lLmJ my bowling pgmqipxring in the annual midirurm excrciscs, .mddrwscd by superimcudenc of schwk rhereon l. mc Quan, are the fullowing gradu- :ucm gumld kosher, lmrlmrn nmlcmxn, rnnnld guyzwrhlcn combm, hub kirby, and uniuncxra mc 2U'1hUl', dun bmw wxarrgn hrmkiu b him i bun sup mul hdm .is ri, su mini hi on , Avy' f Agni? impressed by the timely witticisms of the speaker and the dclightfui cuisine. rlic iw, ni.-.K-limi, seniors will uct soon forgcr their traditional banquet Q cspc.ci:iIIy bob crozicry ii.,imi1,i Cm-1-.iii pa ul wclmm mcrvyn crist mmr.mL1 lwruulis lzw wruc buck' lmlwic ivan cnlalmn virginia calvxllu charles' clxggcrr clarcncc clarku imc dawn m.xrui.x cliff Wilma collins You combs larry mmcr elaine Crandall my crusx limb cmzicr jack urump jack curziy qcazdwn chic mnrlcmg d-:blmhl helen dcluid lucy ciclund luif, dickxam durvrhx' dixmx gcmld dfjfiiigilh don dcwhicr mis cmlury mincfm fag! d.1x'rcH fxxuxcis dmxuhy fmxmrkc 'uiliu 1'uI1cmm wluqmor gnrrm cslcllci gaxxizx tony gcxrcin Q 1,14 ,lu-V., ,hz 5 A mnrcm 1vwfr'w,m'ss'ewu gmzmw 'fc-:sm rn gwduo: g,tz'd3sm' larry dcwmm ncii dcriimm pvrfjfy dcntaim ,mm cdsxxmwrwdwn dale wzdxmfndwn rfwgdr dll, X, 2100? x Y f' . x Ci, 'N'-. :gf w..m,W.xn,, ffm' nr: QM rzmfw' Jwv' gxrww 1 1, wmfu' -,1:xz,s,+:Nse,3H V ZV'5'f1f1H Vxynr. iiilmn hsprf. .md RM' kfiimrxx. 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MIN gdviqgr JJSHSUI' certainly everyone was aware of Lhe imporh tance of the junior class this past year, the class of SIM engaged in numerous nczivisies such as selling magazine subscriptions and music in the cafeteria. for the en- of the students. they sponsored as body dance, and presented the mem- junior-senior prom. this group of proved themselves an asset to getting into swing for the iunior-smior prom are bob marchino, helen batty, ju ann fmst, eddie kuchrx, gcmldixsc taylor, and Qian smwr. bavk row, lef! to right: .harvcy abney, ray aguiiar, Carlow anderson, jim baker, don absher, car! barthofomew, alex anderson. middle raw: helen barry, doris aldrich, cielora bell, gemldinc baker, connie allen, linda beamy, helene baize, betty anderson. fran! row: georgia agalcs, bob mud, cd baker, frank bcirran, paul arias. iw F -3 4-v L 3 Ili 4 bark row, left lo right: birtie lee hill, david graves, tommy greenleaf, earl lwarwell, gene hamill, ralph gunther, betty gossctt. front row: lynn hay, norma hall, carol greemore, darlinc higgins, joan guzzard, darlene harris, mary goodwin, barbara hall, juanita hire, vera herrcra. back row, left I0 rigbl: polly laffoon, Click jarret, don johnsron, tom lmlson, don holiday, cugene llinton, mary kent. front row: norms koelzer, patty huglxes, lucillc hopkins, jean lane, bertha johnson, phyllis henderson. bark row, left to right: norman pourroy, don Crossley, jack randolph, stan ray, myles parham, tommy palmer, danny quijada, jim oviatt, ircnc parlmam, fron! VOID! lawanda norris, clezmor olague, sally palmer, maxine pctcrson, ana quong, laura phillips, delorcs porter, janie rapcr, joycc oliver, janet quinn, wilma provence. 11 A,. -x.v,u mb v . 1 is .1 . . .. ... , . .. 3 3 5 back row, lvfl lo rigbl: joe willis, mcrrill wilcox, harold yingst, jack trigueiro, delbcrt Wiggins, don urn:-r, bill wccclen, roland spetl1,irlan warren. front row: nelda vcrnon, nadine tliorntou, wynema wilson, laura wliitson, julie rufeuer, betty toselii, darlcnc trone, margaret york, janet wilson, marie Welch, lila wood, bette winger, barbara williams, martha Willis. bark row, lvff I0 rigfal: ray young, kay hamilton, melvin padgett, eddie mcyers, eddie rogers, frank rongey, johnny ogden, rielmrd Souza, bob rogers, lauren barnes, bill liayes, charles bill, david Ctopt, betty martin. xcromf I'0lUi geraldine taylor, lou ann sliugart, edith washington, rita ryerson, margaret york, betty poe, betty Claggett, fayc mc Connell, louise whulcy, norma roberts, beatriee rogers, joy Snow, Colleen Snodgrass, barbara jones, juanita laite, dorotliy morcl, patty liuglaes, mary gallardo, barbara roussell. fron! Voir: don melcon, ned ryder, gary lewis, eddie kuelan, bill bingaman, james clover, george nelson, bill furgason, jack pcnrijolm. denver ming, fred stenger, billy ray, roy klein, don galey, cdna goldstcin, lora downcn wingo, dolores Valenzuela. back 70141, left lo rigbi: bob marclxino, sue loving, doris ledbetter, editll lauglxlin, jacque malorr, manuel rodriguez. fron! rout bonita longsford, Carole grecmore, annie martinci, betty maxwcll, Peggy rose, flo martin, carol lowe. 5 ' larry fmrci dim-1 iw smglgmglwiizx bcuy adaxm Qixirlcy jmimamn darlcmf rncnxahim viuewpz'w,iJ-xrxi wurvsasrjc yd? iwdw' ya-U Zcadcr yclf lender xda LCSIRHY social sophomores, singularly spec ia mm, I1 I to ugh! saxphumurc ummul dannv reed ralph gun, dean lmlluway Learn iord bruce Shore, bmi! thomas, middle brice, jane robinsmx, diana rostaiu, virginia risks, bob brysorx. fran! mu.: dormhy mclaughiin, berry adams, darlene judy blackburn, bcrry ann mcsucn. f 1 v miss margnrcx Schilling mr. irvingkfane ngivimr advisor this year the sophomcyrc class reniiy came into the picture. selling popcorn, sponsoring zz student bczdy' dance, the cherry chop romp, and presenting the hilarious sophomore asa sembly I remember the U1C3!O4.1!'4lIUCI?Zl were just Q, few Qi the activities of the dass, mwah thanks and credit ga to their advisors, miss margarctl Schilling and mr, Ewing lane. I adn m,c. for dw rmrthtuf fnshima dmw, admires thc chic gpxrhs of lcmxy barry, vmync wirick, and buh Bryson. 521155: row, ffffi ice rigfrt: vcmicc booms. dibfffffffff VUIII david bail, bob bryscm, jack heglcy, lcnny berry, dennis hfackbxxrn. ibm! muy: mxmld kmycc, bm bolt, nwntf: Brice, Hmyd xbsiwr, nmlcmim bradley, robert anim, dau anim, margcr apsit, my ball, aurorzzf mu: Mice Zlgllildf, mimxia Avila, nmrjr abshur, pauFEnc biachaff, bill inzmzext, dan bfnulringghcmsc, bob benncu, diunc bmwn. slxiricy ixrywzx, franccs adams, marccllc aricy, fmnf row: lou jean batson, judy blackhum, barbara kmllirxgcr. bcczia adams, 545' lnmnscum, me adams, marilyn brown. io arm arnbriater, dorthy arnmtmng, nclfic nngicn, juzmxsc ar1dcrsm1,,dcssu bxizfckman, virginia best, betty bishop, afxirky bishop. ,nm www bark row: nat dc anda. third row, lrff fo rigbl: bob castle, john dennis, loy Callison, gilbert Chavez. xerond row: meredith buckner, ida ccsmat, jean Cannell, sandra Culliton, jim duncan, frank dc shong, lyndell deaton, mickey davis, betty Cochran, georgina davis. fron! row: louisa Cotton, sue Campbell, sally Cagey, dolores carter, Carolyn Cornelius, joanne bycrs, nelda Choat, mariquita eddy, la vonnc Collins, Carolyn Curran, betty Coodey, edith dickson, helen Comstock, joan dudra, beverly buxton. bark VOIP, Inf! lo riglrl: bill galland, leonard galland, melvin gardiner, ronnic edwards, charles edwards, stacy greenmorc. SFIOIIIT' row: richard garcia, fred flad, ronnie gocrtl, ella goodwin, sylvia groves, barbara gomez, robert graham, bill franklin, larry ford. fron! muf: Qt gilbert,.nancy ferguson, betty elliot, leatrice Hnley, joyee greenc, jeannie freeman, beatrice gudvangen, franees cyraud, maurine gabbitas, betty fifc, ann gregg, denise goss, joyce goodrich, mary fuller, barbara gelb, arlenc ester. lmrfe ron, left fo Viglilr richard hayes, don harding, richard holgate. lbirif row: richard glenn, bennett chelf, lc roy hinojos, jimmic hill, norman hilliard, earl gunthcr, frank guedca. srroml row: ann hoggard, beverly hively, pauline hendricks, bob hayes, gordon harper, dean holloway, gene howard, janicc hatch, sonya hall, dixic hart. front row: helen harrington, joycc hollingsworth, shirley hodges, lou hendcrson, gaye hart, dianne guzzard, dora hail, beverly hansen, norma hughes, cthelyn hughes, bettye herring, delores helm, joyce hilderbrand, frances hall, bessie hayden. wwmnwe-iw ulauumlslhnh annum nun-nmurvnif i+1 back 7'0'lU, left lo rigbl: bob lane, henry lopez, jim knight, paul jackson, kenneth me clain, ronald mae kenzie, ronald jones. fourfb row: ralph juc, everett me clintock, mark tokash, joe lowndes, jim lopardo, jack low, jack me earthy, butch lyon, kenneth knight. llliril row: ruth kenneth, fred koons, roger hutson, bob jones, Wiley jones, paul johnson, glen fraser, jim ford, jimmy joyncr, Velma me millan. svroml row: billic jackson, betty kelley, terry me caa, shirley huey, jean janowski, marjorie me earthy, carol hulse, nancy longacre, juanita logan, Shirley koelzer, pat longaere. fron! ron: uneetla jay, joan hay, genevieve kuhs, marian mckenny, amanda lostaunau, doris long, anita lopez, joan low, anne kellner. dorothy mclaughlin, shirley johnston, darlene mcmahan, kathie meaeham, martha jane hymes, bette anne mc ewen. lmrfe row, Inf! lo rigbl: joel martinel, a. moseley, charles meacham, henry frietlle, bob morovich, norman murrell, bob munn, delmgir me eutcheon. fron! row: la Vaughan me whorter, prudence mahan, jo.mn malone, irene marquez, bertha morin, leona menchey, shirlie moss, judy mills, barbara matzek, billie jean munu, shirlie crews, joan miller. fllllfli row, Ii-fl to rigbl: jack pacina, ray parker, dannie reed, louis roux, norman murrell, carol phillips. ibiril rout jim ross, bob rogers, stan Oldham, rex oliver, roger paulk, gene phillips, bob riehardson, harmon newberry. ,wmrnl Voir: mary ann pugh, jo ann pettijohn, minnie parks, ralph robbins, charles ramband, manuel rocha, james prince, mary lou ports, tlarlene rhodes, betty rodgers, delores meadow. fron! wiv: barbara ratliff, pat perel, anna robertson, jane robinson, uhldegm perry, virginia rexroth. diane rostain, pat plannette, rnaureen olbrien, pat peerson, kathleen o'keefe, virginia ricks, janiee robertson, rita ripple, loretra null. gag,-ffl: r ,ppm-ni ww-um mi --.ww , 7 ...M- INlL'k, row, left io right: larry tiller, cloyle savage, glen thompson, bill thamas, joe salas, paul miguel, john sanehel, bill templeman, harold sehultz. lbird row: bill smith, ruben salazar, bill jones, john doe, don shaw, norman murrell, edwin thaxton, earl thomas, gary Shipman. scroml row: adele slaughter, merilyn smith, mary stone, john doe, john doe, bruce shore, sondra Seeley, barbara smalley, Shirley schmuke, margie tait, luis sharron. fron! row: merllyn templin, patsy stevenson, lytlia stormont, beverly stamps, beverly senior, janiee smith, gertie Schultz, phyllis Stephens, kathleen Spaulding, Wanda taylor, barbara thompson, velva smith, trussie steinhouse, pat stewart. .bark l'Ull!, Inf! in rigbi: fred ybanez, john sanehez, martin Wagner, bob walker, nobel trowbridge. .veforlzd l'!1lL'I arlene warren, enrol Whaley, gleneline york, virginia varela, bob williams, kirk ward, william wycoil, harlan young, lewis young, shirley upton, onita wileher. ffllllf row: allah townley, lueille tyner, mary Vaughan, betty jane Wyatt, barbara ann williams, rosalee wagner, vclva smith, imogene wilbanks, mary wood, nina venable, nana venable, mary Welker, pat plannette, juanita weeks. A . .. . . . . . .Q . lurk. row, Inj! In rfglll: jim eounihan, albert lcreislc, flora ramos, donaa boultingliouse, beverly blaekburn, margie tillt, mary stone, pat gilbert, jane robinson, anna robertson, jean miller, geraldine davis, joyee danisls, fernandez yaldes, pat newton. front row: billy graham, danny ramsland, keith alexander, lee morrison, emil wright, jack tyner, george martinel, louis hernantlez, jimmy ezell, kenneth simpson, bobby thomas, jerry giannini, walt littlcr, bob ross. sf ,mummy new - wwf www camlyn rnmim donmcorv forenc spoof viccwprmdcm -iccrcurx publicity numgcr yell leader yell leader freshmen, falferm I hubby gmldswxarmhy, prusidem X 411' N' bark, mug iff! iv rrgfftr hubby gmidsvmrnhg, sallam bermlini, buanrxcu lmvu, difmnc tmuxmarx. cameron mc armhur nzixfcffe 1 muy: mvcrly warren, madine puwcli, sfxirlcy crews, Cosby morria jomnc picrrc. Ciaudirwn wcmd, marion Benton, iiawiyrx mathix. fmn! mzv: slmfun brzmson, dorfccn 1-mlm , a 'V L1 . d x 3 may 1181311 emma Cory, jurcnc spcmr, sumnnc tuclwr. Dat bczxsley. pfnny ishwotth I 2 ns. ? QA, s f Yu .f ' Q' wi.-I VW' UA E-1 2 'S nizv if i glgiffgfi fi? 51 I 5 ' 5 'Q 5 Six ,QI K 'him YA fx ,gi rfg: ,, . .qw U an 1 4 -Q 'gn FQQSSQSQ Eg, xi. 5.-fi 5 Ya? .Q in if Qu W4 e Q M 4 , ,V , K we , , 5 Q mgf 5 fi ilflf M.. 3 ha mrs. margarcr sprague mr. roscoe morgan ' advisor ' advisor starting theif four years as east high right by winning the yell competition the freshman classxenjoyed 3 series of entertaining and colorful activities. they sponsored a techni- colqr movie, zz candy sale, and a raffle and dance, ucupidk capierf! after the e. b.-k. c. basketball game. A admiring their fuffly red :md white dance posters arc: sharon brsnson. arvilla presslcr, bcmnic dale johnson, par' beasely, suzzmne fucker, diana croucmzm, colleen bercolini, and claudina wood. yell leaders jorene spam' plaque won by the freshman class duciug vf' .M V nf- V, M V 3 5 .. V 5 Yi , W , -.-.,.,,.,,,.,,. ., ..,.,,. ,L it 'A- 4 ml! Xa ,W w if 1: f ,ZX -Af N PNY, X, ',4 i sg, ,QD as igamw-wgfii i V ' .ww 1 WW., 3 Q VV. V :- l 06...- ,,,,.--1 ai Q 5, 1? bark row: laird monsibias 'ames moore carol n mathis auline m ers, arlene monan cosb morris, imofune moffat, aurora mora, 1 1 S S a 5 Jennie masteas, martha meek, grace mojica, luella matteucci, dorothy morel, bculah munn, barbara me glllfy, evelyn mc actee, gloria may. fron! row: manuel martinez, paul martin, frank miranda, cameron mc arthur, leroy mc nay, bark rouf: walternutting, bobby pugh, mike o'brien, monty ormsby, bob olaguc, jeannettc norton, beverly ray, marcia pursel, arvilla preszler, joannc pierce, ophclia ramirez, particia peterson, pat plunkett, lois pattison, Shirley falls, nancy peterson, jackie palonc, joyce pierce, ruth oliver, madene powell. ffflllf row: bill pierce, eugene points, charles morris, jimmy points, larry neal, john doe, ray plymale, bo'den ral h aul randour stanle ratzlaff burr crsel ro ramsland, ramon ufh, bill ra fsdale, Y P 1 P : Y s Y P s Y in B lurk row: katherine Simpson, patty ray, betty lohman, maxine lisenbee, kathleen lisenbee, charles Sabin, edna Sampson, leona reynier, opal rowley, lena greenlee, geraldine grifith, vernell reynolds, dona Shaw, bettie anne riley, virginia roland, pat robinson, easter Shearer, audrey rose, Shirley roberts, vera Sanford, carolyn Shaw. xvvorzd Vous: Carolyn rojos, josephinc silba, leah rodewald, betty savage, antonia sanehe7, :ilvera ronquillo, pat Slover. fron! row: carl richardson, vin cent Sanchez, pete rojas, donald Schmidt, richard repsher, donald rummans, cloys Sheehan, richard rettick, Willard simpson, donald Severs, ronald ridgeway, lincoln mc Cain, dallas sceales, tommy Scott, delbert Sanford, eugene robinson. 1 W 7 :Q W 5' 'W 'y , - ggw ,1 f Y, z 1 35 1 A mi, 5 k l .fi .i'fQ gi? - xg . 2 Q ar A -2 f Q 1' , ' ' 'U' yy ,. 4,4 . 3 . 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Ziff advisur sierr:-rx staff slaves many times during the year the door co mom 200 would Hy aspen and out would rush our editor, chafrcn jol1n'scrng with ll package of copy in one 11-and :md sz fist full uf pictures in the other. Far' every month We had our deadlines to mcetjand with much pushing and shov- ing by our courageous advisor, mrs. icy robinson, We staff members finally sem: out the last: piece of copy, and the last picture, settled back in our chairs and breathed a sigh of relief. the staff had fun, though. we attended two conven- tions at fresno state, and sponsored EYYO student body dances, the queerfs frnfic and the rivaf romp. we had fun Work' ing every day of the year, because We knew this bank would Eve the product, 3.i!'!L iXij.,5.,lw'kI'f F1335 32.35 I' 53590 WY rosie marie chambcriin helpb par eiliscm sei gr: editor robin Caught in the Act of making signs for advertising sicrran reservations are lynn hay. rosie Mi.. rL-Hi:. Ji, L31 . . 143411, .,- staff forgetting time rimiry uf the .umusl rival mmap for the moment are ciiffurd hiatt, row marie vhfxmbcrlirw. bill mm, f:h.1r'mn joiwnscm, gordam gardincr, :md fancy cox. wikis that copy wrmng is mi busy task crm bc verified by doiorcs carter, as she vainly strives to plum: mrs. wbinwn, charrsxn joimsun, sally cagcy. dnrline higgins, june hamm, and monte bricc. ig, , ., 1 . wily :Agri mmntc brim- msc maria' uhambcriin wpy cdimr :puns cdimr activity clmirnmxs staff il!YlCi'iZl1UITl wan ff mem bc r ponsors drive red cross hung mlm, bob krmm: mrgxma ruxmth pat gxlhern jammv gonev and pax: rams imc? as fa pankxng the nd cmas chrxstmaa box-:za winch .nm uni, :mnualiy to czhmi dren all ova: the wnrid back row, left far right: bob krausc, blair pascoe, bill wrsiker, j ramsiandy virginia rexmth, jean cannell, pat gilbert, mm, .mn magmrv hob krause ,nivxm ' S prcudcnt working for promotion of inrcrnntiwnal gcrod will :md Service tu the community the junior red crass has served Y 'I uit ugw well fhis year. one of the rnany usefui f1C.IiVifiC':3 of the Club is the raising of fuuck to buy schema? and tmlct ufticies for the underprivileged children of europe. olmny pryor. front row: patty' hughcs, pax cl sam rx -izulliton, shirley jolmston. mrs chrmma mashcam. lane lmlsun advisor prevalent striving to be 'nf service to the Conamuiiity wlaila giving girls an opportunity for social activity and growth, the tluita kappa tri hi y has had another successful year. the members enjcyed an induction cerernony for new mesm- bers in october, they held cookie sales, and contributed so the community chest, the gen- erous girls gave baskets of fond to a needy family at tlaanksgiving and eil1risrmas..Ll1is club proves its value to east high, bavk row, left fo rigblz jcannetce Waggener, joan kulus, dorotlmy mural marx anne mules lxla wood, maureen Stevenson, barbara reese alice jarvis, lynn hay. scwmrl row: alice :-xdamfs, nancy stone my suplxcns norma lzall ganc holaon sally palmer slurley mc kelvy, game friesen, judy gilbert, Connie sepnnian. fron! ww: helen batzy 5,craldmv. mvlor, lou anna west, dorozhy dzxon, sally heflm, goyce hxcks, ' barbara carlson, bony msclxi, pmt nndxe comme allen kay kxlburn, busy brockman felia Tri-y holds rummage sale mrs. almeda range martha Willis advisor president barbara williams, martha goodwin, martha Willis, mrs. range, sylvia groves, and shirley hodges prepare for a confetti sale before a big game. bark row, left to riglvl: martha goodwin, barbara matzek, barbara williams, donna rumfelt, nadine thornton, nelda vernon, sally cagey, shirley hodges. front row: mary goodwin, ella goodwiu, pat plannette, sylvia groves, martha Willis, adele slaughter, juanita logan, lois sharron, margin tait. living up to their motto, to promote christian living and develop leadership, the felia tri-y has brought this year to a very successful conclusion. the club held pom-pon sales and cake sales to raise money to contribute to- the World youth fund and other worthy organizations. a christmas party and a spring picnic were also enjoyed by the group. Thespians attend drama clinic miss mary louise gaylord bob krause advisor president studying their script very hard before a play are melba gillespie, blair pascoe, bob krause, bob Crozier, and gearldinc davis. bark row, Ivfi lo right: johnny pryor, bill walker, norman roberts, don hall, bob krause, bob crozier, gerald hcnderson, doro- thy dixon, janice friesen. fron! row: gay branscum, sally grafton, bobble calahan, normie rucker, melba gillespie, betty wingett, gearldine davis. striving to establish and advance standards of excellence in all phases of dramatic arts and to create an active interest in dramatics, the national thespians have well achieved their purpose. the club produced one-act plays, attended professional plays and drama clinics at south pasadena, and assisted in all major school productions. paul lmglws louise wbaley ward holders business editor feature edinor sports editor weekly kernal misses nothi throughout the year e. bl. siuclents looked forward to fridays when the kemal hit: the student store. for than they found out what was happening around east griped to the readers view poimg others clidnlt have much to say. but had so admit thaxfriwe lsemal was a paper we could be proud of, and we the editor, and my kitcs, the advisor, plus the other members of the staff week to get the paper out on time. loaded with feature stories of every type, sports stories, the kernel was bound to please everyone, and it did. , and back ww, left io rigbf: helen salvedm, bob allen. .fbifcf 777165 louise wlmlasf, muurccn stevenson, Sana rose. gat ramslaml. mr. liitts. jolm smmcm. Sammi mul: gary fore. ward lxoldcn, moms bflce. arlzx mae rogers, mdme tlsxornron, fron? FQ!!-ff jack selzuew, cookie barlvcamx, glen Worrell, patti lmuglwes. back row, ivff to rigbffjolmn stanton, jack schuenz, mann: brice. helen , sabedra, nancy fulkcrson, mary ruth allen, nadinc rhornmn, louise wlmlcy. glen V 0'lrellw 9d'Wf fron! ron, lvfl fo rigbf: ward holden, glen worrell, patty lmglmcs, urln 7 mae rogers. V mf- NY NYS, lfcrml advxmr LA ' W5 ., ,E , A .iuvq H , ,. Wm-wM.A..,..W ..,,, ,,..M.,,lW4l.,, ketnal staff members, louise whalgy and monte brice, scll the weekly publicarinn up some cagcr students. sports hi-y builds' scholarship fund :WM mr. frank van vlicr. advisor clarcncc clark, president organized to provide fun and recreation for its members, the sports hi-y has again accomplished its greatest ambition A A 3 ro he of service to the community and e. b. the busy group i sponsorcd the south sea swing with rhe epsilon beta tri-y and enjoyed a snow trip. che members raised money for a schblar- ship, and held 21 drive to help needy families of bakersfield. che group also formed a flashy basketball team which com- peted crcditably with other y clubs. looking hopefully at :hu basket to bc Ellcd for ilu: food drive are oliiccrs johnny ogden, john lmurland, Clarence clark, john pryor, and nd- visor, frank van vliet. left fo rxghff ray aguilar, jrromc schoch, bill 7 john robin, bob gcisscl, nick agal rrmggard, joe Willis, dean holloway, bob martin, paul Valdez., os, carlos anderson, bob bryson, johnny ogdcn, H if 8 I 15 john pryor, president mr. neil lolzman, advisor always ready ro help promote high standards of christian living. the scarier and blue hi-y under the leadership of their advisor, neal loli- mnn, has had a full year. providing cakes Lo :lie cluirsry blade rooters, presenting the annual easter as- sembly, and giving generous dona- tions to the community chest and the world service club were some of its many projects during che year. rho busy club also enjoyed a hilari- ous snow party and a hayride. service and citizenship are goals of scarlef and blue hi-y pausing from bob tinkle, terry o'ne.1l, walter nmas, cliarlcs mcacliam. their hunted lmguv game arc lwlair pawns, iolm pryor, lurk row, lr-ft to fight: len berry, tom palmer, dave gully, eddie kuclm, walter maas. jolm pryor, buzz wilqml fron! row: larry mc incrny, terry o'neal, arlcn warren, don melron, bud bryson, lewis taylor, bob rinklc, blair pascoe. old folks receive gifts from live y'ers miss martlia kcndall pat ramsland advisor president members of the live y'ers who engaged in a little folk dancing are pat ramsland, pat perez, joy snow, mickie davis, donna boultinghouse, mary burell, dora hail, and janie raper. bark row, left lo righl: pat perez, joy snow, shirley upton, mickie davis, pat ramsland, dora hail. fron! row: donna boulr- inghouse, janie raper, frances adams, mary lou adams, phyllis baker. the live y'ers, a group of energetic girls, Worked together to provide opportunity for the club members to gain knowledge of christian principles and to learn to carry responsibilities. the club held social and business meetings once a month. during these meetings the members made gifts for the guests at the old folks home on their respective birthdays, and packed chocolates for children over- seas at Christmas time. the group contributed to the furnishing and equipping of the y.w.c.a. cottage as another of their many philanthropic projects. u newman club carols at chrisfmastime miss margaret Schilling tommy howell advisor president members busy selling cake to johnny pryor at one of their many sales are Clarence Clarke, tommy howell, Cookie barbeau, and gerald donegan. back row, left I0 rigbl: gerald donegan, eugene bernal, don gooding, bob muxlow. middle row: edmond ariey, marjorie mc- Carthy, pat friedle, maureen o'brien, dorothy morel, joanne kuhs, Sonya hall, janet quinn, paul Valdez, Clarence Clarke, Charles claggett, don hall, Cookie barbeau, leonard galland, tom palmer, genevieve kuhs, pat grassodi. fron! row: kathleen o'keefe, barbara shirhall, georgina davis, agnes battini, jeannette hashim, Carolyn krause, marcelle ariey, tommy howell, ida Cesmat, julianne rufener, norma koelzer, anita lopez, lillian lopez, organized to provide social and spiritual companionship for catholic youth of the school, the newman Club has had a most successful year. besides holding cake sales, they had parties with other newman clubs in the county, and enjoyed Christmas caroling, dances, a skating party andaseniorpicnic. dom! hy difwu Vice-prcmleni N 'eww girls' league enioys busiest l the gurls' league ms the OUC U Y lk L. ., as vw. l best opcn hugh, urgamzm and Provides L uh sponsored mlm ot fun year ye club urn L CY CYY UDL 11.0 Cards, flu two at fha t my folks lv. tw sccrcmry nancy swrw trmsurcr with from alxw awlams, prcsxdent league has had one of years in point of work girls participating. Schilling and margarec milnor, the pcggy msc publicity nmuaggvr , miss nzargnrcl aclxilling , . giusur greatly LTHILJYRHQ che iatlwr-dauglxwr lmx sucml Qlxiglxliglmtcd by of the girls' league members and their fathers HFC. marcia :HH inter-racial chairnuan lap: mn. rharlu wc-Z. mrs. hugh adpmzs, and mrs. fred gilbert stu bring rvcuivcd .xt abc nm-uhcrf daughxcl' Len by barbara rccsc. judy gilbcrr, miss margurct Schilling, You anne west, and alice KM ndnmx. !i?flff071l3 some of :hc reasons why the girls' league membership was su high are mm valet, par mocks, lynn hazy, and jnnicc hatch. barbara recse palmer manager juliamxc rufcncr jane holscm pat mwkg n-,i5g,m3W5a1-gg milmyy program: chairman social clxzairnwm Welfare Chaimmn gdyiwr Y 'pretty girl' draws capacity crowd with over one hundred girls participating, the girls' league presented the second annual coed capadcs. the acts revolved around :he chcmc pretty girlf and were full of music and song and dance routines. much credit is due to melba gillcspic who acccd as student director, and to all the others wlioihelpcd make it ii success. brew? arena, lrft M rigid: znclbgx gillfzspie, donna chzfirx, billiu jackson, zmjuiwrm rm: arthur, fuinnzs, gencvicvc kulas, goycc kicker, jenn carmcll, bcvcrly liively, fzxye mc Connell, audrcy' fron! row: carol greszrmrc, normic ruclicr, mzirjoris york, ioycc henry, sur: canwpbell, dixie this smiling group finds that work on the production is fun. ulxlrican perry and jack mc carclmy cglerimnstratc their dance. barbara gfxlb, me cllingmri, bcrrim: hail, ned denisim, lack mc earthy. shirley roberts, sharon branson, betty msclui, par purer, par snacks, rally grafmn, srmya hall, ulzldcnn perry, maurine gabbitzxs, lcv: wit, bill walker. left io rigid: hetcie adams, sophomore nzccnda-mg sally lieflin, Senior attendantg ruth armstrong, queen: jim ranson, escortg julianne rufener, junior :ntendantg bill woods, santa clausg linda Valdez, freshman arcendam. 9 oylancl ball, a royal affair one of the highlights of the year at e.b. is the annual girls' date formal, and thie year was no ex- ception. the theme was that of A toylrmd hall with the spirit of christmas, and the decorations were clever and very effective. with mr. bill woods play- ing his part of santa claus and the crowning of ruth armstrong as the coyland queen. the dance was L1 success with the large crowd that attended this gala again 1. .... Q' idx ,y f Jagfgw E if an 2 56 gp f gl 4 gg? 5 i ,,,, W , i ' i qgiilfj lfljjfi 1 ' V 4 15 1 . 1 23, l I igggiii -2 5: L 7 ' 5 . ,E:i???5f fa' I ffQ,,,H 11:1 i ew as is 2.7.-1. ,W 1 f -: -2-31. J ,: ' l 3,1 if . ei 1 Y , la l , ' ff' 211 af? 'XZ ... left: enjoying the dance are za few of the many attractive couples than attended. rigbi: iudy gilbert, jane holscm and kay kilburn work on the lavish decorations that contributed to the huge success of the dance. W .W ,W.,Wvwvmmnfm'Wfwf'e-nw Q 15349 MH: 5 , elif? epsilon be-la fri-y holds 'soulh sea clance rf, , min glndys morrexxson advisor shirlcv yohniton fall smiuur prexident Spring ' epsilon beta tri-y has again this year served the conilnuimity and the school. striving to promote christian leaderslziyi in the club's members, this active group made favors at christmas time for the hospital, held cookie sales, and gave generous donations to the World service fund, when the club projects for the year were over, tlie members enjoyed 21 spring dance with the sports hi-y, a lovely tea for mothers, and a farewell party for sophomores. Qiapymuww or , 5 - pac gxlbcrpf clcssa blackburnfbctrie adams, and jam: robiriion prepare to paint 2 sign while beverly liivcly. pliyllis srcphens, diana rostain, and gencvicve kuhs make suggestions, lm-I1 may, lvfi to rigbi: janice hatch, jozrme pierce, nacline powell, sliarron branscm, marion lwenton, Shirley crews, carolyn nmtliis, arlene monan, mariquim eddy. ibinl row: ulxldean perry, marilyn templin, janice tolson, durleeu kuhs, carolyn dumble, nancy stcphcns, claudina wood, Suzanne sucker, cosby morris, donna sore, jorene spoof, mnrcin purccll. smwxrzif wiv: pai srcvenson, dcssn blackmxn, phyllis stevens, beverly hively, mary simw, sandra -eulliton, shirlcy johnswn, jean Cannell, lou jean batson, judy blackburn, dorothy me liuglmlin, jane roliinson. fron! mul: lggggic adams, joan lowg, barbara bollinger, darlenc mc maluan, virginia rcxrorlm, gcnevicw kulxs, suriya hallf gilbert, ,joan hay, frrmces eyrapd, marian me kenncy, dinnnerosrain. normic fucker president :wma mr palm king ad isor right mm lois smith 'idvxtor the future teachers of america is an organi- zation made up of students who plan to make teaching their profession. at several meetings the members reported on schools and univer- sities, and in this way the group learned of the different current methods of instruction. the club sold magazine subscriptions to mise money for a scholarship which was presented to one of the club's seniors at the year's end. discussing idcax for the future t gifwv ,. eaclxers of america zrsacnil-ily with dirccmr normic fucker are Bobbie calalwari, don nwrriricm, Iicrbert pierce. mary juan Wilkinson, jane clason, and bcrtlia iolinson. lurk mu, lrfl to rigbl: sharon van fleet. betty ann riley. juditli mills, paulingx rlwdcs. mnryldcan morris, ken rnarlcr, gcorgina davis, denise goss, june lxamm, jamie paddock. from' muh: pat gilbert, virginia rcxrotlm, mary stone, sandra culliron, francvs eyraud, kathy meachani, lucillc liqpkins, berths iolinsmi, iam srormont. future Teachers sell magazines for scholarship modern dancers show Q Terpsichorean Talent miss janice noren lynn hay advisor president at the right some of the members have been getting in a little extra practice on a sunny afternoon. bllfk row, left In rigbf: gearldine davis. delores meadows, beatrice lowe, nancy stephens. front mu: rosalie waggoner, mary mc- carthy, jean janowski, marcellzi ariey. illllfl' r'il'r'lr', .llllffillg af 12:00 going r'lm'k1L'ixt': julianne rufener, alice mitchell, barbara Carlson, shirley johnson, joy stephens, bettie adams, patsy meeks, martha Coffey, Shirley crews, lucille hopkins, mclba gillespie, sally palfner, shirley mc kelvy. anim' ciwlv: geraldine taylor, betty toschi, Connie allen, lynn hay, rosie chamberlin, darlene trone, marcia jo drummond, normie rucker, carolyn mathis. X'-..,,?m K a new club this year at e. b., the modern dance club, entered right into the swing of things. organized to provide recreation for its members, these light-footed girls also learned poise and self as- surance. another fine and active group has been added to e. bfs long list of enjoyable clubs. international circle sponsors pen pals peter loewenberg mr. james esneault president advisor auclrey couper, donna rumfelt, don hooker, nadine thorn- ton, and virginia roland take a serious view on the importance of world unity. Iefl lo right: sally grafton, virginia roland, don morrison, ronald nelson, pete locwenberg, monte brice, nancy fulkerson, carol lowc. the members of the international circle strived to promote understanding among students of different racial, national, religious, and cultural groups. the group enjoyed writing to students in other countries through a pen pal club, and gave enjoyable parties with foreign themes. the club raised money by sponsoring a booth at the carnival dance and held candied apple, cake, and cookie sales throughout the year. junior stafesmen host convention buck row, left to right: jack lollar, bob krause, monte brice, peter loewenberg, ronald nelson, gertie schulz, nancy fulkerson, K marcelle ariey, mary anne sceales, charron johnson, rnartha molhook. second row: ann edmondson, harriet meure, doris alclrich, barbara gelb, maryldean norris, donna rumfelt, Velma mc millan, gearldine davis, carol lowe, shirley kraschel, janey beckwith, marcia jo drummoncl, helen batty, geraldine taylor, jean lane, colleen stankey. front rofw: marcia CHE, arhena gikas, glen Worrell, ray bowling, ralph gunthcr, dick jarrett, jack curtis, lawanda norris, jean Wynn, ann gregg, sally cagey, judith mills, jane clason, pat meeks. ray bowling, judith mills and carol lowe paint a the j.s.a. delegates prepare to leave for another of their unforgettable conventions sign to publicize one of the j. s. a.'s many activities. starting at the back, the travelers are jack curtis, ronald nelson, gertie schultz marcia cliff, peter loewenberg, and glen Worrell. jack curtis mr. harlan mann president advisor marcia cliff, peter loewenberg and ronald nelson count the votes for betty and bobby blade. pricing the clothes prior to holding their rummage sale are dick jarrett, jamie paddock, zoe adams, gay branscum, nancy fulkerson, marcia jo drummond, and ralph gunther. striving to live up to their motto, make democracy Work, the junior statesmen of america have brought this past year to a successful close. this year the statesmen were hosts for a regional conven- tion held here in bakersfield, and attended conventions in other california cities. the club sponsored a student body dance, the witches wiggle, and conducted all school elections. this active group of students also took over the city government for a day. service club p ovides with one thought in miml., and :lmt being to serve the school in every way, the service club lm:-3 well lived up to its lmlne. providing football progxxuus an games and ushering at all plays were just 3 few of the elulfs useful activities. we can also thank them for the ehrismms rrixmnings that declsecl the halls of east lxigll during the holiday season. xlxese upperelassmen can well be , pmud mlm: they are members of the service club, marilyn gray, pregidgm tummy lwowell, vice-presiclemf: nancy mme Eccmmrv gemld donegan, publicity manager mr. victor manley, advlsor , , 4 , , ,, , lurk roar. li'ff In rigbf: jack randulplx, gordon gardiner, gerald domzgan, cmnmy lwwcll, charles claggett. thin! ww: mervyn erisc, richard souxfa. don urner, stanley ray, eddie wright, bill walker. Azwumf mu: mary jean willeinscm, kay liilburrx, janlce friesen, nancy stone, Carolyn l-Hausa, Clonnu ruse. jeaxmcztc Waggener, bob cmzier, carlos anderson, john prycf, heb krause, Cookie barbeau. johnny ugdvzn, clmrron jolmxon, frm-rf ww: ruse marie clmmbeflin, alice adnmfc, sally palnmer, Shirley me kelvey, sally heflin, marilyn gray, jane lwlson, judy gillneri, julizmne rufener, don hall, linda henry, pat meclas. football programs al games Q alicc adams, and tommy lwwcll proudly present A radio busy xtringing ornaments o purchased by the service: Club for the teachers' room, cafeteria are sally palmcr, uwmisx sclmillitng and mr. mcli. hall, down Scanlan n thc clzrisrnass rrgg in dm mary jean Wilkinson, Clan gmd iulic rufener, these alert and civic-minded students do relax occasionally from the task of being of ser - vice Lo their school. amicifia fri?y holds food drive maryorac malom, prcsudent mrs bculah Woodruff, advisor the amicitia tri-y was another of the active and use- ful y clubs here at e.b. the group engaged in parries, picnics, the teen canteen and dances sponsored by the y.m.c.a. the members attended meetings of all my groups and discussed topics of interest to boys and girls. parties and banquets were also enjoyed by the group. donna van osrcfn, domthy moral, lmrrict meurc, virginia mnzzic, marjorie mal-one, and jan smith add some more cans no mlm food drive which the amiciria zrisy sponsored. bark, row, left In rigid: mariorie malone. rnsrgarct Sampson, norms malone, joy ann gasiinenu, edna sampson, frances hall, icamxc freeman, bctxyukelly. fron! ww: :mira lopez, mary ruth allen, donna van osterx, loxs partison, patty plunkctr, barbara mc gemy. , X , f c. s. f. visits u. c.,l. a. campus marcia cliff mrs. margarct johnsmn prrsiclmt advisor scholarship for servlcef' is clue motto of the california scholarship federation. this past year was an naive and cnioy- able one for its members. the group at- tended a convention Yin wasco, and vis- ited the campus of u.c.l.:a. in the spring. the members held their annual may day flower sale, brightening up the entire campus with colorful posies. at the year's end and a gold seal banquet hon- oring rhe clubs' seniors was held at the bakersield inn. mal-cis jo drummoml, cllarron johnson, marcla clitf, and arm admonclson are making corsages for the annual c. s, f. may day flower sale. back. row, lvff to rigbf: mollzook, brice, marcia io drummond, alexander anderson, lumld yatcs, dale cdmcmclson, mary ann scesles, bruce shore, blah' pascoe, tommy howell, glen Worrell, hob rogers, walxicr maas, billy jackson, jack pacina, cookie barbeau, fernando valdez, charmn johnson. xvroml row: barbara recse. delores pirchford, mary ann lusarretzx, dots bail, marcia barrel, louise Whaley, dorms rumfelr, lawancla ncrris, inn edmondgcm, janey heckwich, geraldine davis, jean wynn, rosie cluamlserlln, sally palmer. fronf row: lois slmrron, arla mae rogers, athens gikas, sally cagey, naomi l-app, nancy fulkerson, barbara marzek, marcizx cliff, arline estller, marcellc arley, iane clasfm, pac mocks, linda busty, julianne rufener, darlene , higgins, janet hunter. , V el clorado group ushers af philharmonic concert gy, elvera san miguel mrs, mirium gurr president. advisor. mary lou ramirez, carmen andrada, eleanor garcia, elvera san miguel, and estelle garcia act as ushers for the kern philharmonic. back raw: mary alice leon, Carmen andrada, elvera san miguel, adeline gallegos, flora ramos, virginia calvillo. front row: helen delcid, frieda pacheco, mary lou ramirez, estelle garcia, helen sabedra, eleanor garcia. the el dorado horizon club has had another full and successful year of activities, striving to better the social and personal development of the girls. the group ushered at philharmonic concerts, had enchilada sales, and served the board of trustees and faculty. the club also enjoyed many fun-filled parties. europeans receive help from las chaquiras group la verne buck miss kathleen klotz president advisor barbara jonas, la verne buck, helen castro, eileen moody, and ruth armstrong are caught knitting and purling on the auditorium steps- back row, left lo rigbi: ctta mae swank, wynema wilson. .vecoml row: ie Wigginton, lowree Ward, dorothy Wallace, eileen moody, virginia mazzie. front row: glenda loman, thelma martindale, sue latham, nelda vernon, martha coffey, barbara jonas, agnes battini, coyla. peoples, barbara howe, jcaunette hashim, ruth armstrong, la verne buck. organized to encourage former camp fire girls and others to participate in social as Well as do- mestic affairs, the las chaquiras horizon club has enjoyed a year full of fun and activity. the club helped the community chest, ushered at kern philharmonic concerts, and helped the needy in Europe. mellas juliannc rnfener roeietchnmbcrlin secretary zzcnvxry chazrman rally dub renews bonfire Tradition ' hob Crozier president io rigffef: john stxmfzon, gordon gardimzr, dcwcy Scenics, mervyn Crist, angelp meihs, charles ciaggctt, don johnsron, S anderson bill head wrfzrfff mu ' judy gilbert mary mn koclrcr, juli-mme rufenur sally palmcr, cmby mnrris, m, K , .. . . 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You J Sbirlcy johnstozm. kay kxlburn, msc marie Cfmmbcrlin, dohna ruse. alice adzmw, jcarmcttc Waggener, dorothy mc Iaugfhlin, idx ccsmat. janicc hatch, ulmldcan pcrry. nahcy Stephens, linda bury. ull: Qf :lic Munn fum: time liilariuux c. bl-la, Q. rally is simwn abuvc. jimmy jfwncf, master of ceremonies, is inzcrcsrcd in 3 very intel- lectual Conversation with Shirley mc kclvy. the musicians and p.ir- tifipants .irc vddie wxiglit, gcrald donvgan, jlilmny bourlzmd, johnny pryor, :Angelo mellas, blair pascoe, linda benty on john mlxirfs lap, charles claggctt, tommy lmwell, :mil kay kilburn. with such activities :li sponsoring time election of betty and lzmbhy blade and displaying the flashy card tricks at rlic el bull. c. fnfxtbzll gmrscl ride rally club helped keep sclmol spirit: at Il fcvcredl pinch. always cowripcmting with our song lenders and yell leaders, the group was responsible for :lic Hredwup rallies that shook the walls of the: auditorium on friclays bcfcxrf: ai big game. the members sold those cute little reel and blue moccrs caps and pompous that made nur rooting sections look alive, mash Juli 1SllXKxbllll,LU'gILlN1SUI Q-'- Ma 'YK rosie clxanxberlin, dororhy mc lnuglalin, joan Imp, llnrlenu mc m,ililm. lmlw gnwiur, mimi.: msc. xlvli fl-Uhlfvlpll, jlmxriy jonbw. bun ' vilas, john stanton, ids ccsnmzm kay l-2,iliJurn, jzmice imtulm, and ulaldcm pcrry ,irc qlwrifyirig lin: field fm' funum victory. .... ..,., .. . . 4.'.V I J, gr M Q M t .-... 0. gs. vii if W- , W :Wm wasnt' ir 'V 4 x .- -1.-3-'mf . -A ' ---' ' ' mc laughlin, Carolyn kraussc. buzz Vilas, jack rarmdofpix A and ida cesmat are pxrricipnring in the pompcm sale. vm can Llxxmk :im mlly duh fur the imma ming nf dw gsm! posts at rzvcry foczibzxfl gnnm ffm club also qmmsimgd .1 xrudum iwfxfy dance, thc baikcc lull, .xfxcr thu uh,-Li1i'x g.um'. um hill womiw, cowwdvisor 'iv 'vi' huh cs'wfiu', mnmxy Ixmwll, mr. rich, .xml mr, wsmicrilud any Escfgvisvg lw1r!1Lu.1v,u'Qww -vt iffy bmmtifc zxriix. zEmir'.zdu1mn uf' Lime: guxiiy wan wmv. wi Jgdili Lim yum' :after suwrnl w,az'f. gf d-iayfmsexmnwamimv Q I bf 5 0 ' .225-2. 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' busymg themselves mth one of she many projects the are louis taylor, ramona brooks, :xgnes bartini, berry , castle, and lea combs. left to right: csrmclim andrada, lea combs, marilyn taylor, dorrha jones, audrey lmxcun, louis taylor, mary lou ramirez, ele:mar'garc1a, agncs bacrini, betty castle, ramona brooks, - I special music interests mr. harry hildebrecht miss mary lynn co-advisor. co-advisor. music being their main interest, sigma alpha members spend spare moments playing musical chairs. 7 - el -V--is-. wma, , j M NI back row: nellie joycc Q row: gene hughes, ed baker, richard holgate, joe lowndes, don derryberry, herbert pierce, david hauser, ray mctcalf. third boyden ralph, ned denison, john dickerson, jim baker, bill dayton, joe 5earCy.Xc'C011rf row: carol crisman, dorothy armsrrong, mae anglen, mary ruth allen, dolores martin, barbara smalley, merllyn remplin, merilyn smith. fron! row: cvelyn florcs, hollingsworth, janicc tolson, dolores meadows, estellc martin, virginia risks, maurinc kelly, paulinc myers. fosferecl by sigma alpha herbert pierce president is it sweet genevieven or 'lgeorgia brown which causes gene hughes to accompany ned denison, jim baker, yoe searcy, herbert pierce on the piano? eyeing a cake at their halloween party are first semester officers, franccs vorhces, marilyn smith, herhr-rr pie-rcc, mise mary lynn Qadvisorj, merllyn templin, and jim baker. a club especially for music students, the sigma alpha has again rounded out its busy year with potluck dinners, parties, and square dancing. music was the Hrst love of these future iturbis, and this club enabled the rhythm-minded students to participate in and enjoy many musical events. glenda loman pat sauer bertha johnson madine powell back raw, left to right: john dickerson, faye ann mc connell, james franklin. ninth row: merilyn smith, joe lowndes, amanda lostaunau, andy mosley, jim maas, leonard galland, cigbtb row: don derryberry, jerry frank, ronnie ellis, bob tinkle, ernest hoge, joe searcy, seventh row: alton gordon, jack mc earthy, gene howard, louis roux, david willis, gary shipman. sixth row: ed baker, duane crossley, carolyn mathis, ralph boyden, ray metcalf, jimmy jones jeannette hashim barbara howe blade band diane rostain the e. b. band, under the direction of harry hildebrecht, has brought home many honors this past year. they received an excellent rating at the Visalia central section marching competition and second place for their efforts in the armistice day parade and the stampede parade. every- one will remember the color and pep they added to the half-time ceremonies at the football games. ,b?.n:-ff' onnie duerksen. fifth row: herbert pierce, shirley bonas, richard holquin, blair pascoe, die thaxton, carol phillips. fourth row: ray young, alfred hay, burton davies, richard ollier, jim ross, bob easter. third row: thelma martindale, madine powell, bertha hnson, shirley mc kelvey, diane rostain, pat sauer. xecond row: barbara howe, glenda loman, jeannette hashim. front row: jimmy jones, harry hildebrecht. xcels harry hildebrecht blair pascoe herbert pierce david hauser merilyn smith joe searcy the colorful majorettes will be remembered for their new and orig- inal routines. led by jimmy jones, drum major, the band excelled at all functions they attended. as a result of the long hours of practice, the band has established itself as among the best in the valley. ray young ray metcalf faye mc Connell isf-. orchestra provides christmas music mr harm hiiclahrccht dlmcror the Lb orclmstra hxs playing for the senxox' play, several student body fzssemblics the has creqlgd m proxxduwg an oppmtumty exercise and impmw their talent in can welllae pmucf af this talentcfgl brou ht so much leasurc to g A p this past: prcyuzrimg Su enumil ciwif is psfcfliminnry LU rcndfringg a befrlmwn symplmny, sm dwuiat, ,xrcc:rshusLr.1 members dime trceutmam. paula inf: znygfrs, imc mssrcjg .xml david bell. lydin xmrmcml is at mlm piarm. fmwi' mzfi, iff? In ?'1fff5!iI mr, harry l1ilxin:l'1rQcl1r, xiircmur, lydm simnwsxi, my yuumg, lmrhcrt pierce, august siucilr. mm liimwrx. WUT 3051 dCffYl9f?Yf5U iw FU21Yf3'f Wiilwl' dmvus, slave humor, pimlinv: xmfcrs, diana trmxtman, wade frwzelaml, ?i?fJ7Zf row: edrlic richard lmlgaw, lv-wycfun ralph, phyllis linker, ccinllcun burmlini, mzxry gunihur. clzwicl ball, and crlxcljm kzixglms at the piano, piano club pleases with recifals miss mary lynn, advisor jim baker, president jim baker looks on as ruth and kzithw lean iiscnbcc play a duct on the piano. primary in the activities of the group is practicing on the simulated piano key- boalrdsg bv this device iinnrbved touch and familiarity with the keyboard are achieved. X bath row, Iefff fo rigfnf: david knouf, rudcan hicky. svmrnl r-our ima meme, cam! sabira, knzliiccn liwnbcc. I ruth lisenbce, frcmr' r'ou': nellic nnglcn, carol spnrkman, fnyc ice, barbara snmllf.-y. ifamfzug: iim baker. lyric-voiced e. b miss mary lynn gwen manning advisor. president. glee club members discussing plans for a forthcoming project are, standing: beulah munn, ned denison, bobby jones, carol crisman, janice tolson, and barbara roussell. seated: lydia stormont, martha goodwin, evelyn florio, mary ruth allen. buck row: barbara smalley, christine mc kenny, mary alice leon, joan klien, gwen manning, nellie mae anglen, merllyn templin, sue loving. recom! row: billie loving, imogene moffat, dolores martin, evelyn ilorio, lydia stormont, prudence maestas, frances hall, mary ruth allen. front row: alice houchin, virgin? ricks, linda valdez, estelle martin, helen mojica, norma malone, barbara shirhall, beverly stamps. singing at civic events in bakersfield and bringing pleasure through song and music to many, the glee club has proved itself worthy of praise and recognition. the group sang in the exchange assembly with st udents please 6 -isa. harry hildebrecht ned denison advisor. president. looking over a musical score for the christmas assembly are nellie mac anglen, ned denison, jo ann armbrister, eugene hughcs, and beverly stamps. buck row: lauren barnes, terry o'neal, sonny liogan, j. d. miller, jerry giannini, andy moseley, bob mossholder. xrcoml row: tom palmer, glen thompson, gene hughes, dorothy armstrong, leah rodewald, carol crisman, yvonne hasty, mary ruth allen, ruth kennedy, nancy burch, ruby parish, verla bull, joann janowski, shirley hess. front row: ned denison, mary zumwalt, mar- tlm goodwin, janice tolson, betty mc neely, rudene hickey, bettye savage, virginia haynes. raft and demonstrated fine abilities in the christmas and easter programs they presented to e. b. students. the club added much to graduation ceremonies and delighted their audiences by the colorful operetta, marriage of nannettef' g.a. a. holds 'ril'r with one of the most active clubs in the school, the girls' athletic association, has enjoyed one of the most successful years in its history. the group started off the year with a splash party for new i members. then came the turkey trot with gert the Wilma Collins turk going to the lucky winner, peggy rose. at christmas the members enjoyed a dinner of enchila- das. throughout the year they engaged in play days president back row, left to right: barbara williams, joyce daniel, Wilma collins, nina allred, marcia jo drummond, athena gikas, ann hoggard. second row: martha goodwin, joy ann gastineau, donna mason, eleanor ray, eileen moody, ruth armstrong, ima jean juniors. front 1010: geraldean allred, joyce boon, edna mae brown, vera sanford, shirley roberts, lorene elliot, eleanor gordon. las'r year's graduates with other schools. the girls also competed in sports with the teachers, and this year played a basketball game with the g.a.a. graduates of last year. the club held its annual banquet at the year's end at which the outstanding girl athlete was chosen. anne kcllner, trcasurerg beverly buxton, secretaryg joy ann gastineau, vice-president, and sybil hilton, advisor. in the top picture wilma collins, joy ann gastineau, billie jean muma, anne kellner, beverly buxton, and donna mason mark the lines of the Held before starting their game of baseball. in the lower picture Wilma collins, glendine york, anne kellner, ann hoggard and beverly buxton are caught as they jump together into the pool at the splash party. buck row, left lo rigbl: versie bradley, dorothy armstrong, frances hall, juanita weeks. second row: helen Comstock, glendine york, joanne byers, carol hulse, shirley schuke, beverly buxton, helen harrington. front row: anne kellner, gertie schultz, dolores meadows, marjorie mc carthy, rosalie Waggener, jean janowski, billie jean muma. charles dagger! president 535 55 5555? le-Herman 325,59 mr. les carpenter mezvyn crust cookxe barbeau dewcy sceaies jack randoipk tommy imwell aecrenrary-treasurer aergeanrfac-arm: council member council member buff? row. fvfl In right: bob bryson, ward holdcn, gcrry doncgarx, johnny bcsurland, jim Bones, dewey aceales, charles claggett, marlin me-trier, my aguilur, gordon dak, jack Crump, clarencv duke. middle fduff ken krause, herbcrt hull, bill dayton, don buck, ed baker, dem mc plwerson, :ony garcigu, mpoleam bradley, cookic barbeau, mervyn crist, gordon gardiner, paul vaiciez, jack randaiph. front row: jcrome schach, Xarry ' - V cmmer, ray young, jack schuerz, jerry xfneill, blair pasczoe, john pryor, johnny ogden, tom howell, bob Crozier. clu b gg: ' providing opportunity for Ketter- men to assume leadership and re- spohsibilicy, the Iettermen club haf: again this year proved itself one of the most valuable and active clubs, striving for sehooi spirit andthe ad- vancement: of east high. the student of the clulfs aan the year, same of these scarlet and blue re- bucch Souza, charles szlaggetr., mervyn grin, cookie: hgrbuu rack mndolph and dewegf Scenics admire nhx: fuocbail penmrhhm plaque worm by fimd yares, a class robert vmikcrr, biclass, and icy caili-zcm, C-class, fm' their accurny, sf-all :md ability wich che fwmhall back row, left fo right: dean holloway, fred allen, bob me incrny, bob muxluw, john ummm, juris. Qrump, dem uma.: :mi 5 whim rwgnr eilis. sffrfrzmcl IDM? don johnsconyjack fzurris, mberr martin, don hall, bill walker, cccii gareez, mxrmm iffvurroy my :mia mi mwpeum, ' bqb icisien, irlarpwarrcn, fron! row: butch mum, bud brysun, don lmlliday, ive snias, bum vifas, glen vmrreil Lin cdmr, dun wlggug Lcnrk ward, bob krauie, terry dnealb f I S leffermen mainfain porfsmanship Q me wviliiw, iuhmny mgclcn iam!-: rmdnhlu t E1 , k . . 2 A 9 , :gummy nwvzll, angela mcllns, and dwcy scmlca 'gaze with awe upon the pigikin thu aided LM A 111 ia ' I V A A L 'J 114,810 I itll' SYTIKSIXIIIQ Nlkiilfy OYCI' UNC QYOSSQUTWQX YRVQIXS, un an mwray oi can 1 nmmh Lhf.. Icttermcn met with shcir sdvism' in lhtf cafeteria for 11 big gnxtfmrmgctixcr and Quik ciinmr, the qmictcsr mmncms cmxw when Lim was on its way tix buifdirasfg the virility fm Hiilhlfifii are fgmwd. impirzxtiunzif wiki by .adv , 1 .nk wen abcrvc, served li! zwmintaizx high standards ui mumhiy Inn 1? mu . Kg! fu MALI. kcxmy lsmuqc. ken IU.lI'EQl', ghmrcmw knight. fred ailcrx, jus wha, fmxmrd Mayen bvb nnxxfovs, blair pascoc, Jun um,-r. bil? xizunns, nmylvs mrlmm, don lsmccm, dvllacrz wiggwm, sumzzd mu: terry u'uc.1l, jcmmc schach, jack vvatcrficld. bob ww, wayne lyfcx, cddiu wright, my ymxng, biil m.1gg.1rd, my nrmglc, roger cliis, mcrrill wiluux, bil! wccden, nmman robcru, frmzf mn : dun dw: puns, dud www, Cari svcrfing, bm iuylwu, tom msvycr, crrwst hugv. iUf! :' ffmfix buh Thtzmas, donnie mlalgllllf mggcr lmlsun, x'iQh,11'd iiJ3Qx', finjvai yfatcsl fu+ure farmers serve parenls chlclcen dinner mr. vcrzlwr slmrc, :xclviwr arts lxdrifm Ff f35ld'-U the future fnrmerss of america have erzj year of pleasure and experience in the agriculture flelcl. che members exhibited stock at livestock shows and engaged in project tours, they prepared a chicken dinner for parents' night and sponsored the annual barn dance. the group also enjoyed an overniglit fish- ing trip. charles Stevenson and bill kilbreth handle rln: scales and Cl1IL.lxK..I'l'3 as paul martin gots down the wcxght GT each chicken. bark YOZLJ, Nfl io rigbf: md clriggcrs, kenneth me claim, james wiegzmd, james coltcr, larry lwgnn, bob mumviclm, A Emil wright, cvcrctt smixlx, mxmld mmf karmic, johnny worrlmcn, jack tyncr, paul martin. bill kilbreilw, cugunf: ryall. from mfr: don clark, grcg ward. md garvin, danny ramsland. lxaarold nllred, jerry story, mger Campbell, and lewis mitchull watch mr. szlmrc prepare a soil simple. vocal ensemble sings for p. T. a. miss mary lynn charles laster advisor president lvfl to riglaf: merllyn templin, beverly stamps, barbara shirhall, ned denison, frances hall, gene hughes, sue loving, and nellie anglen relax in the sun before making one of their formal appearances. ss., bark vouf, left fo right: ned denison, frances hall, sue loving, gene liughes. front row: beverly stamps, barbara shirhall, merllyn templin, nellie anglen. under the leadership of miss mary lynn, the vocal ensemble did a wonderful job in providing music for the enjoyment of the students and various civic groups in bakersfield. the ensemble is made up of a select group of students who carried most of the leading parts in the christmas pageant and provided music for banquets and the p. t. a.g providing a wonderful opportunity for students to ex- press themselves musically, the club represented our school creditably this past year. the colorful and hilarious operetta, the marriage of nannette, climaxed a year of fine rhythm and good music. arf club enjoys field Trips advisor president and jim baker. lofi lo right: jim baker, peggy matthews, janet hunter, bill briner, and roland speth. eafcu' mrs. fern ritchie janet hunter the interesting features of bill briner are depicted by art club members roland speth, peggy matthews, janet hunter, new 'il as being one of the smallest clubs at east high has been no handicap to the very active art club. with every member taking part in its projects, the club was responsible, among other things, for the lovely christmas decorations in the lobby of the auditorium. field trips for purposes of sketching were also enjoyed by the club. II9 picfures on visifors' nighf plwofo club displays X, , E .,.- -1:2 dcwcy scmlcx, president mr. charles fhmgin, ldViSirT Ll club which provides opportunity fur its members to engage in their favorite pastime, that being photog- , the phoro club has again been active in school ffaxrs this past year. the club displayed pictures on visitors night, and entered their prints in contests throughcpur the Year. Z4-yff In rigid: rex wnllwr, fxamucs hall mary fuller. dewcy sxtgales, and jim jayncr examine somsc new ucgativcx, lfmila ron: If-ft .fo ziqlsf: rex walk-xr, cicwcy Scenics, jim inyncr, don boultinghmxac. firm! muh: jo :mn-zxrnbrisicr. glcfndfsan york, mary fuller, mariiyn hvmvn, frnmics MH, juycv daniel. fufure homemakers enioy hayride wuyx hall, prcsidunt mrs. Wilma ginmxons, advisor the members mf the future Xmmcmnkers have had another busy and successful year. they fully :achieved their goal of promoting interest in home making and heahhful recreation. the group cnjuycd a hay ride, .1 swimnwing pany. and many mhcr use- ful and enjoyable ncrivicifcs. A pax: grassodi, beverly warren, sonys bali, dessa black- man, defores poricr, and phyllis Stephens are pref paring for il buffet luncheon. ffhk wnr, ld! iff rigbi: pax graves, barbara mc gixmty, dm'mh3' james. pat grnswdi, luis pncrcrmn. dolorcx ymrter. fron! FOIL! shirlcv as,mvcs, dcssn blzxckman. phylhs stcphcm, lwwrfy ivarrcn, .mn way. 111-WY hw P015- ad v mor debate club enters speech contests the purpose of the debate club is to stimulate and maintain interest in speech activities, and this the group does. the club conducts all speech contests and tournaments at e,b. and participates in speech contests at various schools. all work and no play would make the debate club very dull, so they have two picnics the year, a lualloween party and. a clwristrnas party. the parents' banquet is the ,social climax of the year. ' f Inj! fu right: glen Worrell, arhcnft gil-aus, and pete loewenberg brush roberts, bob flllfflg don ' up on their cases before a tournament. domg,an. ,mfoml I0 right: glen jack turns. 1 TOM ariey. ronald nelson, pete loewenberg, monte brine. frmzt mw: marcelle nricy, jean miller, marcia cliff, athens gikas. Aw 0.100 Jmffsotb . L . -fffa V gm, , We ee Mfg -Y E i Wim? J' 1 um .j:2., ,gv I MES? ..,: -5-' Mi-1::--: W , emwfwwfvfwgw 110 tears are slaed when an enemy dies syrus A, k x 4 x i A 1 1 ff fl: 5 5 5 ww 'ww Nw-, mf V? x Nz an , man, Z5S'3Zw f ,B ., fx waf- Zgfw,w L'-fiwifaw . ,QM WF -4 A f 1 f g :gm za rr ,, wfggwggvmf . my ga, 33552: ,Qs Q5 A55 ,W ,aifixmqes vim? 4 .. ga. gb agywzsz ,, Q W, his f 3,1 M, , 4 5, MSE sg 55 ' 3 w fi? ss: - iv blazing bladesmel lark mu, lf!! fo ugh! Llurlw rmulnm bull lxu yarn onull dump uxlu wud lmldm lxb tlmmxs mums lurks hll 1 1 Q ll mm url .1 pmrnnn ulnxlx nmrlux nmtrlgr l lv ugus mn if mu dmrlgs alu,3,uu mmrwn um, fluyd 5 uma, :lem xmlmn, bxll walku' jury nlxw. herb hull wokn. hm smrcs blades blfldcs blades Q blades blades blades blades blades 28 KZ Z6 i SCOYG SUCCESS ' - ,Q . fi A Q I, Q4 az? Q ,HH me . 5 3? dag 135 1 'V ,JE A? ' 1 'gg ,Q lnmxux puck randwlph, my aguilnr, gfmion gxrdincxx burvh mum, mn dc ands. jimi rms! buh lcisrcn, jim duncan, dun gg-mding. cddic wright, jack suhucu, wmxny lmwufl. .lligikfhl nxclhx, rhiqt c1.1rk.gurJm1 Jule, Luuxwilx cdggxr, bob lxwimzrncy, hrry nxcinurncy. ventura , A 12 wnsw , S S 7 drillcrs A i9 dclano 6 porrcrvillc 2' vifaalizx 31 tulurc , 0 tain , 15 gil bishop athletic director a minute and a half and three points threw the east high blades from a hard-fought league championship to a third- place tie. ' though the 1949 east high bladesmen lacked the final push to hold the southern san joaquin valley crown a second straight year, they came into their Hrst east high dealt sub- mission of the drillers. in a season of hard battles under the first year of mentor marger migs apsit's guiding hand, the east side gridders put on a top-flight showing, winning six out of eight en- counters. finding their element after six years of murderous losses to the bakersfield drillers, the mount Vernon footballers sent the baby giants down to their knees with a powdering of pass gains. varsity is marger fmigsj apsit, head coach action-packed moments from the neverizo-be-forgotten c.b.-k.c. football thriller. victorious bill wood, j.v. coach and assistant blade coach les carpenter, assistant blade coach carrying off top honors in the eddie lopez all-state team, the all-san joaquin league, the southern san joaquin league, and the all-kern county team, tom howell led in becoming one of the top ends of the state. another honor he received was being recommended for the east-west high school tiff by walt little. most coveted athletic award of the year, the sam lynn trophy, went to tommy for the outstanding prow- ess exhibited so well during his senior year. east high had a field of stars, dewey sceales taking left tackle in the all-southern san joaquin valley football team, charles claggett taking a second string position in the back- field, tony garcia taking a third as tackle, clyde barbeau on the third as end, gordon gardiner taking guard, ray aguilar as center, and mervyn crist as back. when the final count was in, 27 east high men filled the ranks as heavyweight lettermen in east highis top year. , chori cl-too claggett evades the enemy for another spectacular touchdown jaunt. my uguilzxr gordon dik- warni hidden ju hob hfisrcn cookie barbmu clmfles daggmqr mnv mfcia xrcmiun gardincr kmnenh edgar blaizle mmmy howfcli , hcrbert hui? bob mvincrncy larry mcincrney yank randolpiv letferm n , 0 Jflxj-I9'10 TUUHRS marlin nmuttlur dcwcy sccnlcs jack schucw LQ jerry ffncill richard suum bill thomas Rmb nhuxnas bill walker .4- now go our and play as if the score were O-OV, says coach apsic. eddie wright floyd mws , E l starting their grid lmtrlcs with ai. league victory, the I dagger turfxmm later fell prey to che onslaught of four duriiw the seusori, ligluxvclglwt l vicrcirlous iuggermuts. 3, l l t 5 only mlmrcc wins, but tlic entire sclw- triump ws nmountec 4 . dulc slim-cd LI complete shin of fills fought with all the l I strength and dctcrininiixion :lint would be mustered. l s om: of the big iolws :lic dagger cuaclics lmd to perform was preparing, ii squad of mostly rookies far particiimtiori in varsity coxupctition later on. tlic 1949 fmotball season set txverxtfy-rwu . .V . Q fmufc mug iff! io rzliglvfr fred yflmxicf, walter bain, m lentermcri up for probable Lompeutxon in blade tootball or xtar MHA mmm Sgmh' Mk mmm Wk bcglcy, bm cmd action on the 195-U Nb rostrum. ylmck wliirley, ilmnms y.1tQs,jimmy nuns. lwnry trlcdl thu! mm: cliarlw morris, joel mzirtinez, walxcr luxglxn mzirlin Clancy, george: green, urville porter, bemu izriilirli. mammal mchu, greg wnrdf carlos andcrsor 'Vi licnry lopcx, jimmy kiiiglxt, nornnm murrcll. xvfoz: Q .1 iiriilsiiig ankle in their vicuirimis :llc xvizli xvascis irisurei the daggcrs -of succcsm mu: jimi: Salas, dun mcplwrscm, mylrzs psurlxnm, luzrmet doughty dagger: , gd- . I , . ul in lvilnr Wi-nice Boone bob lu yum don buck ' 1 ' arry comer bob martin , ...dx ,l0hUUY Ogden filyltfs parllam bob 1-Q55 danny reed . daggcrs 25 wncco . daggcrs G fresno , daggcrs G delano , . dnggers O porvrcrville A, A In daggcrs V 27 Vviialia dnggvrs M 7 sandabs A .27 knight, bob nuriin, kirk ward, lyrxdcll dcnmn, vcrnicc Boone, eddie rogers, wayne wirick, mike Solnrm, myw dnggcrs 18 tularc 14 fnond hcndricks, fron! four: my ramsiand, bm maggard, ' Q V M Eohnny ogdcrx, iohrx kamm, bob ross, larry comer, ' daggcrs M 18 raft M119 wayne lyles, bob bryson, bucll marrs, frank rcmgey, Saul vaidcz, danny reed, don buck, eddie baker, gary shipmzm, carl sterling, david Willis. below are the Jagger luxccrmcn. not pictured is fraryk rungey, f' h IQ t fearlessly assistant coach frank van vliet, head coach robcrz jellison, and assistant coach charles flanagin look pleased at the scrimmagcs exhibited by the daggers. iw S2145 carl sterling paul Valdez Q , kk-k wird V wayne whisk oung yardsmen j.v. coach bill woods points out fundamen- tals to top j.v. players ray solano, ken swartz, don irvin, petc ashworth, and terry o'neal. with a crushing attack smashing forward during the entire season, the junior varsity footballers of nine- teen-f1fty opened up to mark off five of their six major objectives. teams in the form of shafter, tehachapi, taft, arvin, the k.c. Whites and garces felt their blows, as e. b. poured through its wall of opposition. the mount Vernon j.v.s single loss of the season came with garces leading when darkness fell. vim and vigor came from long hours of practice and effort spent by the tackle-men, as they worked for the perfection that builds the solid blade machine. for the athletes who fail to make the top au lineup, the j.v.,s have proved a working combination for the building and training of our blade teams of today and tomorrow. razorblades opponents 20 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, shafter ,,,,,,.,..,,,, 0 18 .,.... ....... t ehachapi ....,,. 6 13. ..... ...,..t t aft -W .,... . .... 2 12 ...... ....... g arces ,.,, H19 0 ,,..,, ,,,,... a rvin ,,,,,,. 0 20 ,,,,,, ,,,,,, , kc whites ,,,,,,,,,. 0 8 3 27 back row, left lo right: gilbert Chavez, bob harrison, bob crozier, nap bradley, don olague, irlan warren, bill dayton. third row: ray solano, bob muxlow, kenny swartz, ches- ter brand, bill haycs, don ball, jack hen- dricks, butch lyons. second row: marvyn james, johnny bourland, don irvin, bob thomas, jack cunningham, bob hayes, roland speth. front row: rufus moore, harvey abney, don crossley, pete ashworth, terry o'neal, don gooding, jack curtis. mighty dirks do if outstanding .dirk players david monsibias, ronnie goertz, dale denison, and bob munn relax with coach joe tener after a tough tussle. dirk football came to its first season's close with a record of hard work and brave accomplishments. started with the idea of having active competition for the boys too small to Work with the lightweights, the cv league was formed with five schools-east high, tehachapi, taft, bakersfield, and shafter, all actively fighting for the top honors. the dirk record started its season with a loss but was soon back in the pitching and Was able to hold the k. c. bits to a tie, on their Hrst en- counter. at their second meet the bits bettered the e.b.A standard by one score. the final record of the cee turfmen was two victories, one tie and two hard-fought losses. dirks opponents 0 ...., W ,.,,,. tehachapi ,,,,,,,, 718 19 ,,,,... ....., t aft ,,,,,,,, , 0 13 ..,,, ,,.,,, k . c. 3 20. ..,,,, ,.... s hafter ,t,, .,,,, 1 2 6 ,,,,,,, ,,,,, , k. c. 2 back. row, lcfl lo right: richard olague, al- fred gomez, david monsibias, ralph juc, ronnie goertz, bob munn. third row: manuel martinez, jerry smith, loy callison, don enns, bud bryson, bill gabbitas. second row: ronnic edwards, len berry, dale denison, don galey, norman pourroy, bill williams. front row: bob jones, roger hutson, walter downs, mar- ger aspit, fred koons, larry hogan. Edit approximately 50 fist-men signed up for the three-minute battles as the east high: lettermen club opened its fourth annual all-school boxing tournament. fourteen of the k.o. boys Came out with top honors to carry away the golden gloves on the canvas in the east high gym. with fists spelling doom to their opponents, the five veteran golden glove men all set up a record return as they stifled their opposition in any attempts to remove their crowns. hard and swift punches came working in from all 14 divisions, as those of 85 lbs. to unlimited weight fought their way to victory and defeat. red trigueiro returned this year, as referee, to bring the bouts to their fighting closes. 5' fees? if i 1 Vii f f sl' LZ Q tt, tsr, 1 i f if Z 0 QQ? W nat de ands, 85 lbs.g roy ramsland, 92 lbs.g frank espinoza, 100 lbs.g john rncdina, 108 lbs.g danny ramsland, 116 lbs.g david monsibias, 124 1bs.g vernice boone, 132 lbs.g mickey hill, 148 lbs.Z bob liensen, 156 lbs.S charles claggctt, 165 lbs.g marlin metrlcr, 175 lbs., dcwey scealcs, 185 lbs.g bob mc inerny, unlimited, missing is leroy barter, 140 lbs. blade boxers baffle bravely . champions. high-reaching cookie barbeau leaps up to snare a basket in the blade-driller game. this victory turned out to be the only one of many for east high's blazing blades. barbeau, who Won honorable mention on the all-state team, is aided by jack randolph 165, johnny ogden 171, who made the all-state second team, and butch Souza, left. pictured at top right is gil bishop, genius behind it all. back 1010, left to right: jack Weeden, managerg marlin mettler, don melton, coach bishop, johnny ogden, jack randolph, don boyce. second row: bill thomas, butch souza, ward holden, gerald donegan, gordon dale, eddie wright. front row: napoleon bradley, bill walker, cookie barbeau, mervyn Crist, tommy howell. blades opponents ,.,A 28 bladcsm. 26 blades blades - ,M M31 ,wN, 55 blades. .,.W 49 blades N37 dinuba fresno .. garces porccrville edxson fresno porterville W santa paula san dieguito raft L blades blades blades opponents . 45 38 blades, W .NV, ..S3 blades blades blades blades, .,. l,,l. , .M,, W M41 M... M48 , M, .,...47 WMS3 blades ..W,-,34 blades.. .,,l ,W blades blades ,W74 M52 1062 wasco , sbafter s garces . .,N. santa barbara mfr ,r l.l.y bakcrsfleld H f. s. C. frosbd. f. 5. c. fmsbs, wasco ,d,, ,, porterville M. edison .,.. W ii-L., 5, k and re Hop, f-Iocfkwiszfj: tommy howcll, coakie barbeau, johnny ogden, jack rmdolph bradley. not pictured above is mcrvyn crisz, one uf nbc nminsrays mf the first string -A-Q 'hbwf' Q' as the phmograplwr peers through the basket during the bladewiriller clash, he sees tommy lmwell, mervyn tzrist, don lloyd moore, and jolmny Ogden waiting for the rebound. sweeping the county, the southern san joaquin division, and going for the first time in their the nlnetecn-hfty blades marked up rhe most amazing record in east higlfs the tmtlitiomlly rivalrous: e.b.-k.c. tilts wercn't even lookcdlupon as the swept the entire kern county league, always winning by more than 15' points, and hinting the wasco, bucket-Wild was the term applied, as four of che first string blades-'jolxnny ogdcn, d cookie barbfsau cupped rho top hrftker of scoring honor positions. ' after smashing their entire league, the mount vemonitcs marched into the for second strznght year on thix step to trade: hoops with sm oncoming porrcrville crew. murder was in Iocalcrs upstart pnmhers with a handout of 52 to 3.7. wirlm hull the san loaquin valley under their domination the blades prepared hoopurew. in righting form the bishopmen tmunced on the edison tigers to hold them tor blaclted the hoops with an ttvzlarxclw of shots. with il Setback on fouls ch ell and fourth quarters under the marching tiger horde, as the odds came up the biggest triumph of all came as three bladesmen, cxlyde cookie tqltc places on the Hut strings of the all-county, all-southern san joaqtsin, mervyn cri-Qt, and richard butch mum. took high positions un the same and rx I with hladcsmen. jack randolph. who was placed above ochers in kcrn county, took higher scoring laurels than those placed above him, while mcrvyn Crist showed perfcctiongin ball handling on the courts. the hustling bladcsmen Scored am average of 44.3 points par game against ex defensive average of 28.2. l one of the top jobs of coach bishop was working on next year':s teams while he set up this yenfs human dynamos. Coming hack from this ycark champ group will be jack randolph, johnny ogclcn. and richard souza, all of whom cook top brackets on east higlfs IQYO surging juggernaul. basket bombers opponents 23 ,,,,.... ...,,, k ernville ,..... YVA... 1 9 22 ,,..,,.. ,.,... g arces ,,......,. ... 5 39 ,,,,.,,. ,,,.,, p orterville Y,,,,, Y,.... 4 0 3 S ....,,.. ...... p orterville ,.,.,. Y,,,,, 1 9 23 .....,,, ,,,,,, t aft ..Y,............Y ,,,,Y. 2 7 42 ..,..... ..... s anta paula YYYYY,. ..,,.. 2 S 30 ..,.,,,, ,.,,., b akersfield ,,,,,, ,,,,,, 3 5 32 ,,,,..., ,,,,,, h anford ,,........, .... ,.,,., 3 8 34 ..Y.,.,, ,...,, w asco ......A. - ...... ..,,,, 4 0 43 ,,,,.... ,,.,,, s hafter ,,,,..,.,,, ,A,,,, 3 2 30 ....,,,, ,,,... g arces .....,.......... ,.,,, 1 6 40 ........ ,...,, s anta barbara . ,,., ,,,,,, 2 6 28 ,,,,.,.. ,,,,.. t aft .....,..,.,,,,,,, . .,,,v, 24 25 ....YYYY ,..,.. b akersield ,.,.,,,. ,.-,-, 3 1 42 ,,,,.... ....,, a rvin .,...,..... ,,3,Y, 3 4 60, ...rrff ,,,.,, a rvin. ....... ,,,,, 1 6 37 ,,Y...,, ...... w asco Y,,Y.... ,,,,,, 2 7 S85 454 what looked like a poor season turned out on the records to be one of the hardest fought years through which the daggers have pounded the court.lunder their first year of mentor marger apsit's coaching the lightweights came out with high spirits and held them. although they failed to win a single league game throughout the Hrst round of play, the miggsmen came through with such close scores that they were never beaten during the entire season by more than six points, a record in itself. the second half of the season was a triumphant return to the victory throne as they downed taft and wasco, at the same time equalling the skill if not the points in their whirlwind battle with the bakersfield sandabs. throughout the 1950 schedule card, the pushing, fighting, basket-digging bees tore at visiting clubs to make up a total of eleven victories against only five losses. upper left: wayne wirick leaps high, in vain, as bill taylor nabs the tip-off in the crucial sandab- dagger game. lower left: coach marger apsit. back row, isis to ri ht: chuck whitle , ra hendricks, bob bryson, coach apsit, cecil garee, jack trigueiro, 3 Y Y bob ross. second row: manager bob krause, ned ryder, alton gordon, kirk ward, don johnston, wayne lyles, jack Crump, manager don buck. front row: wayne wirick, delbert Wiggins, don holliday, paul Valdez, danny reed. Canny CBQGFS dirks opponents 25 .,,.,., .,,,,., g arces ,,,.......,. .... 1 7 18 ....... ,,.,,,, s hafter ,,,,..,.,. ..., 2 6 25 ..v.... ....... p orterville ....f.. .Y.Y I 7 22 ....... .,.,... t aft ...,........,YY YVYY 1 6 14 ,...YY, ....,., b akersfield ,.,,.,. ... W., 21 17 ....... ..Y..., s andab reserves ...... .,.. 1 J 27 .....v. ....... W asco ,,,,,A......... .... 1 4 3 3 ......f ....... s hafter ........ .... Z 6 28 ....... ....... g arces ......,,, ..fY 1 3 23 Y....w, ,...... t aft ..,..,...,........ ,Y.. 1 1 15 ....... ,.,..,Y b akersfield ....... .... 1 3 26 ....... .....YY a rvin ....,,,,,, .... 1 4 18 YYY.V. ....... a rvin ,,1,..,,.. .... 7 17 ....Y-. Y...... k . c. bits ....... ,,,, 1 4 21 .4,f.Y, ....... k . c. bits ,,,.,., .... 1 6 32 -.....Y .YYY... lt ernville ..,..... ....... 1 4 3 87 269 nineteen-fifty with the victory flags flying proved to be one of dirk basket- ball's greatest years as east high's minor men pounded the courts, defeating nearly everyone in sight, to chalk up a tie for the league standard. though coach joe tener was starting out with practically a new crop of hoop- cadets, he sent them over the top with what would have been championship records had the figures for height been kept over the county. the biggest victory of the season came into dirk hands as they swept bakersfield off the east high court after making a spectacular recovery from a k.c.-dealt hoop barrage. with everyone conceding the game the victory-mad cees dashed down the floor to sink the bits out of existence given a chance to play off their tie for the crown, the flashy dirks would undoubtedly have left their cross-town rivals with the bone and come home with the bacon, since out of four cross-town tilts, the dirks have taken three. out of a seventeen-game slate the east siders in their SO season walloped all but bakersfield and shafter and then returned to down both of them. because of this score-wild year the following years will hold up top dagger and blade clubs who will use the experience and ability to build on the 1950 dirk foundation. upper right: showing the typical lighting spirit of the dirks, lindal bell and greg ward challenge the bits under the dirk basket. lower coach tener. row, roy manager, ronnie jackson, coach joe tener, jerry smith, james parker, david second row: monty ormsby, lenny berry, jack immel, ralph juc, don enns, bob munn, richard estrada, bill gabbitas. front row: lindal bell, loy callison, dale dennison, greg ward, don galey, norman pourroy, luis valdes. 1 l 4 4.2 ?174'f4 7C'i , V4 gf Mil My Jw 5525: ?g??Qfi5eg i EfgET viii L, ., gwsaggg ,..,, , it 1 wy,-M2135 'iw I?1f::E. :E. zigfiefszil -b. :- -:,.f..w ,:- 5 e 3 J A wa, in ,A 'vs 'm w. wwf' if f? il gv S if fi, Ryiklihks 4' awk. 2 .wow Q X IW , fb Q , gi 5 :W R1 Y , - 3 f.Q1'5?'i is M ry A' fm sf 3 if . 'gf'-W Y, .3 3 e Mgr 1,3 vi 'Q wa gs . I W ww an ks. -5-1 wi 55 ,V AM . 4-Mi' , ff. 'A'-an 'mn v' Fwxwww 'hm 'A A deff cliamonclers blades opponents 1 7 ............ shaf ter ..,.... ,.,,,.v,,..,. 2 1 3 ........... . porterville ..,v., ..... O 4 ......,..... bakersfield .... ...,, 6 6 ,...A..,..,, delano .,.,..... ...., 3 9 ....,A..,... Wasco .,.,..,..,.......,.......... 8 9 .,,.,,,,,... vis alia ...,........,,.......,....,, 1 0 8 ..,..A,..,,7 san joaquin memorial ,.,... 10 7 ......V,,,,, woodlake ,,o......,,.,...,.,... 1 6 ........,.., livingston .,,,,v,,.,..,,....l... 3 2 1 ......,...,, taft ...,...... l--,- 1 6 .........,,. tulare ...... ,.... 2 6 ............ shafter ......,...,.,,, ,,v,, 5 112 end of first I'OL11'1Cl 51 tom sawyer serves up another of his scorching left-handed missles smashing their first adversaries 18-2, the base-flying blades of nineteen-fifty started off on a terrifying season that netted the players experience, ability, and a good list of victories in the new southern san joaquin league. on the returning list from '49,' were the first-stringers tom sawyer, pitcherg richard souza, first base, and mervyn crist, shortstop. with coach carpenter work- ing with upcoming j.v.,s as well as new material, a strong Working club was built that brought home the goods. under the able hands of les carpenter, the storming east-side baseballers battled to victory in the best year for wins and losses. They suffered defeat, yet came out ahead, as they chalked up a good tally of the assets that count: fighting spirit, team- work, and the ability to play baseball as the sport that it is, not just for the glory. les carpenter, coach bark row, left to right: ray aguilar, bill st. clair, duane crossley, eddie rogers, richard souza, gerald donegan. second row: n. t. Wallace, jerry olive, 'don boyce, tom sawyer, bob bierlein, don crossley. front row: ken ' ' H - '- ' ' ' ' - --Y'-A +7 -.Y. ,Y Y9W..1 L..,, L--,-11 J-.. L,,1I:A,.., razorblades 9 .,,,.. 19 ,..,,. 2 wasc0's pitcher makes a Wild attempt to tag out 237 don johnston as he slides home. though receiving a smaller amount of attention than the blades, the junior varsity set up a striking record of activity, as the horsehide aspirants Worked for varsity positions. with many of the previous year's stars going up to blade caliber, the j.v.'s, under the leading hands of mentor hugh rouse, started their season with a safe victory. continuing this action throughout most of the season, the club set back a number of opposing nines to gain a high standard of diamond strength. though lacking a reward for special ability in the form of lettering, the junior blade base-runners fought on for school honor and the building of successful varsity teams for future years. 10 ......,......... 13 ...... ,,,.,, 11 ,,.,,, 2 ,,,.,, ,v..., 2 .,.,., ...,., rrrregarces 1 8 ..,.,, ,..... ,,..-.tulare 16, .,.., ,,... Y 12 ,.,,,, ...... 33 .,...t ..,.. , 10 ,,,,, ,,.,.. 4 ....,. .,,,,, opponents shafter ..,.....,.,....... 8 porterville ,,,,.. ,,,,, 9 bakersfield .,,. ,..,, S 66 ,,,,,, ..,.., Cl elano .,........ ..... 5 10 ...... ,,,,,, W asco .,,, , ,,.. 9 0 i...,, ,...,. v isalia .... ..,,, 5 .,..,1S shafter .,,.. Shaffer ,,,,. H.-- 6 ,,,,. 4 raft ..... ,,... 0 W..- 5 shafter ...., ..... 7 garces ..,,,...t ..... 1 0 porterville ,..... 2 Wasco ,,,,,,, ,,,t, 5 delano ,,,.,,,,, ,,,,, 1 4 bakersfield ,,,,,, ..... 1 110 varsity coach hugh rouse buck row, left to right: jimmy maas, bill kilbreth, le roy hinojos, leonard barnes, mike solano. second row: manager bob allen, don johnston, herbert hull, bob thomas, dale denison, bobby jackson, dallas sceales, man- ager edmond ariey. front row: ray solano, bob marchino, kirk ward, tommy tucker, george green, greg ward, robert cunningham. bob mc inerney, jack randolph, jack schuetz, and floyd yates take a few laps to head track coach gil bishop ' warm up before the relays begin. track and field men at east high set up nineteen-Hfty as the year to bring power and honor to the east high speed and muscle-man department. blitzing the opposition, the blades opened up full steam to drown out heavy opposition as they went into the ring. several victorious blades of 49 came back to win with the odds on the opposition. taking the top bracket for the second straight year, the mighty blades went on into further mad activity over the rest of the valley. the early part of the season boasted a good slate of new records with bladesmen rounding the curves and topping the hurdles for greater accomplishments. john ogden clicked off a new school record for the high jump, as he mounted the atmosphere to the tune of 6 feet, IM inches. coming up fast, dewey sceales smashed his own shot record with a heave that sailed 51 feet, 3 inches. flashing by, jack randolph chalked up a new meet record at kern relays as he plopped down 21 feet 62 inches for the broad jump. -on and on goes the list as east high tracksters gained new markings for an outstanding season. climax of the team's success was the winning of the west coast relays for the first time in e. bfs history. with gil bishop and bill woods working over all three squads, times came thick and fast with blades, daggers, and dirks showing their abilities for records and victories. back row, left lo right: bill head, gordon diebel, glen worrell, marvyn james, rodney lewis, jerry o'neill, noel leerskov, rufus moore. second row: richard hayes, angelo mellas, gordon gardiner, don melton, john pryor, blair pascoe, eddie wright, jim jones, jim duncan, charlie claggett. front row: johnny ogden, jack randolph, dewey sceales, bob yacopetti, floyd yates, ward holden, jack schuetz, don urner, jack waterfield. sizzling winners of cindermen- west coast relays! assistant track coach bill woods the strain of putting the shot is seen in dewey sceales' face red-hot relay team. as he puts it 51 feet, 3 inches to break the school record. jack randolph grasps the baton from jacksschuetz to anchor floyd yates strains toward the ribbon in the 100-yard dash during the county trials. l4'l ,Q share of takedowns as they marked off the new record column. advancing against a tornado of action, the daggers did their share of smashing, while in fast succession they tossed several schools out of the picture to take a second at the kern relays. Tornado dagger track took a big leap for the SO season with flailing foes charging in to work for the destruction of the mount vernon bees. the lightweights had difficulty with meet records when wind trouble disqualified the big markup that came at the shafter meet, with bill hylton mounting the low timbers at 18.5. nevertheless, the daggers had their right: benny griffith and vernice boone, east high tracksters, test skill at hurdling. above: ace vaulter, paul valdez, shows how it is done as he tries for the record. bar-k row, left to right: ralph salcido, fred ybanez, marlin Clancy, ray hendricks, bob tinkle. lhird row: bcnnic griffith, jack mc carthy, earl thomas, robert walker, don buck, ed baker, kent Cummings, dale miller. second row: art thompson, tommy palmer, normal murrell, tom yates, august speth, jack Saba, leroy mc nae. front row: chuck Whitley, denver ming, danny reed, vernice boone, paul Valdez, bill hylton, lauren barnes. fra cksfers taking track teams in their strides, the dirks marked up a good solid record as they worked for future positions with the a and b squads. with their early records came ralph jue's top perform- ance of 109 feet, 1121 inches on the flying saucer. in flashing form the dirks gave their opponents just what they expected, a terrific fight. teams in the following years will have the solid, working foundation that the nineteen- fifty track season is leaving for the future in sound mind, body, and performance. jack carey, luis Valdes, marger apsit, and ralph jue, c-class sprinters, make a leaping start during track practice. vernice boonc takes a quick look over his shoulder at is trailing opponents as he makes another stupendous win for east high buck row, left to right: earl jonas, stanley tinkle, fred krons, billy jackson, ronald ridgeway, rudy hernandez bob munn jimmy franklin. front row: luis valdes, jack carey, don enns, ralph jue, marger apsit. -1 galeyi, don mc kmrxe ron! rm: nurun row roger ellis, john scanmn, bob warren, erncet huge, buzz vilns, chester brand, bob hobbs, 'ack laws 'mighty mermen coaclwd by bull jcllimn, mount vermin mcrmcn opened their MSO' season with dazzling results as they flashed zhrougli torrid wincrs xo sur. Lwelvc new inner- class meer rccordx. going south for their firm imereclwlasric battle, the mighty cast high xplnshcrs swamped mount Carmel under the waves of eighc mcct records, to start ll series of triumplis that brought swimming glory ro a peak rhmuglmut nineteen-1'ifcy's tank season. Llxouglx they got into the water lane because of pool Lmublc, the splash-cadets, daggcrs, and disks came through in :op form to silence heavy opposition. all during the half century sessions rhe jcllisonwnxeu met heavy obstacles with high speed and churning water, to show top form :md set il galaxy of new records.. eddie 1 Q dagger team, bark SODHQTSQ row, Irfl In Viglrfz iimm f' k ifl , fl favorites, 'Nh-em .Www uihlblts his mlm mxxmlwss mann is ony ri ilu lug1pumLs oi I xx QVKIUIUWIIU., suwn the one 'md :a half ut X ngur russg wccglcn frmk llc Qlmn., lm rmld xin ' lx I i A . , . . ' 51. .x L ,' gst, pc' pcrriinlm, lack patina. eddie kuclm, jack rigucifo, dunnis bluclilmrn, ned rydcr, mcrril Wilcox. xxpmync lylcx. fmuf mu 5 gcurgc L1'ujillo,cl1arles mcaclmmg charles cdwrzrdx, robcrr williams, gilbvrm snnfoml, bill r.xx1Sd.xlc:. rmmld kucley, sump' gmumxxnwrq. lmlw lwrmm, ted garvin. dirk team, funk Y'f1Z!', lvf! In rfglri: eddie lmllidxay, lm' calls-m, liudlzl bull, mgcr lmurm, riulmrd fidlcr, dum galcy. larry ford, jack immil, eddie cstrada, mmld mac kcnvic, jay mndcrpool. jQm rms. fraud: raw: Vrr ' ' ' ' robert cowden, 5 ' ' ' ' gm y jgllilllllll, nmrxano cstmda, tom bruwn, crry brown. wade frcclnl1d,bOvden ralph nat de mdn. bill Qu ' pile, mike 0'bricn, ll making a record of work, work, and more work, the flashing SO racqueteers set up an unchallengeable mark of accomplishments as they fought as underdog during the entire season. through the east side courtsmen felled only one of their opposing squads, they still put fear in their assailants at every meet. when the annual bakersfield attack came around, the mount vernon netters fell before coach karl jensen . . . . , . the onslaught of the oversized opposition. revenge was sweet and east high s veteran blair he onslaught of the oversized opposition. revenge was sweet and east high's veteran blair pascoe ran off with a lone set as he smashed k.c.'s top tennis man. among those who deserve recognition for their valiant efforts on the blazing courts are norman roberts, blair pascoe, jimmy jones, gerald donegan, john pryor, roger young, ken- neth marler, and dean holloway. boy's tennis squad-back row, left to right: ray young, gerry done- gan, norman roberts, kenny marler. front row: dean holloway, john pryor, blair pascoe, jim jones. girls' tennis team-bark row, left to right: coach shirley peterson, top seeded netter, norman roberts, shows his skill by blasting a anita lopez, beverly buxton, Wilma collins. front row: judy black- powerful serve over the net. burn, anne kellner, joy ann gastineau. ef 15 W W 'C W fri' ' -z? , M 1 ia:2za.:.'L ' is ii 4315355 I 3 si5IQ,w A :. , ff sig, ,gy I- 5j:1gs-' sf' ' i have uo superfluous leisure sbakespeare W? . 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X acti beHy and bobby blade Typify e. b. sfuclenfs ubozfez all the candidates for betty and bobby blade are pictured. they are charles claggett, dorothy dixon, kay kilburn, mcrvyn crist, marilyn gray, dcwey sceales, Carolyn krausse, and cookie barbeau. rigbl: after their introduction to the stu- dent body as betty and bobby blade, carolyn and cookie relax. carolyn krausse since a friendly personality, a high scholastic ability, and an active in- terest in east high are expected of n girl chosen as betty blade, it is 21 large order to fill. however, carolyn lirausse is all of these things plus a few more. she is one of our peppy song leaders and is active in the service club, the rally club, the girls, league, and the ncwman club. all of these delightful qualities made carolyn an overwhelming choice for betty blade. cookie barbeau the 1950 bobby blade was chosen because of his excellent athletic abil- ity, his scholastic achievement, and his fascinating personality. he was very active in student body gov- ernment and served on the board of commissioners. cookie was a mem- ber of the service club, the rally club, and secretary-treasurer of the lettermen club. he won the treas- ured gold belt-buckle for having lettered four years in basketball, and he lettered in football as well. cookie certainly earned the title of bobby blade. eurolyn admires eookiels famous jeep. cookie and Carolyn look with interest at the beautiful bracelets presenttel them by the rally club in memory of their achievement they lecl our yells bob and buzz are caught by our photographer as they lay aside their megaphones to practice a yell. e. b. rooters were certainly kept busy this year by our peppy yell leaders, bob Crozier and buzz Vilas. with such yells as we're from e. b. h. s. and With a b., with a b.,,' the atmosphere was full of the enthusiastic yells of the blade fans. these hard Working fellows also added fire and pep to our rallies before the big games. bob and buzz stirring us to Il high pitch of enthusiasm with their fine leading are peppy yell leaders buzzy vilas and bob crozier. they kept us singing song leaders take time-out after executing an intricate routine. when the band struck up come all you bladesmenn or iight for e. b. h. s. e. bfs three little girls in red, jeannette Waggoner, uhldean petry, and Carolyn krausse, were right out there delighting the rooters with their tricky routines. always full of pep and vigor, they led us in our school songs and represented e. b. Well at the athletic events. uhldean, jeannette, and Carolyn student body song leaders uhldean perry, jeannette Waggoner, and Carolyn krausse practice with the spirit that has made e. b. famous. S 'X f fi' ,LW S, Ex X 1 A, 'QQ ' X Qgifwqk ,QQ ' r, - -' 'E 9 f' H Q 1 f as A A A , 10 ff ' 3 rt ,A,A ' Q . 1 Q Q, 'P 1 ,A 1, 7: ff!! y ? , jlffdv Ccdflgyca W W J J' 57 A , :J if mf? 51 at hys e. b. h. s. iene shop chemistry home econramics back row: johnny pryor, billy fullerton, audrey nell, glen Worrell, don hall, miss mary gaylord Cdirectorj, bill briner, athena gikas, doris hammon, norman roberts, tom howell, bob miller, bobbie calahan, blair pascoe, bob krause, pat johnson. front row: margaret sampson, marjorie malone, alice jarvis, mary jean wilkinson, betty brockman, sally grafton, harriet meure, barbara reese, janice friesen, gerald henderson, coyla peoples, lillian lopez. lively comedy enioyed by many - 'rhe divine flora again the senior class scored a success when the students presented the divine flora. with bobbie calahan as the poor little wallflower blossoming into a spectacular beauty, and the rest of the cast giving her the best support possible, the play was a hit. melba gillespie acted as student director, while miss mary louise gaylord inspired the group as director. beaming their approval of the ugly ducklingn as bobbie calahan a scene from 'ithe divine flora shows blair pascoe, bobbie cala- descends the stairs are janiee friesen, blair pascoe, bob miller, han, and bob miller peering diligently at bob krause who is coyla peoples, gerald henderson, and don hall, engaged in a big business telephone conversation, while pat johnson, seated beside, looks on happily. wi . carol dorothy mclaughlin, shirley hooper, bob krause, uhldean perry, normie rucker and blair pascoe drink a toast and wish a happy marriage to the newly-weds-to-be, bob crozier and ann gregg. sure and harold mahony Qblair pascoej smiles at last! romantic comedy delights students - the far off hills this year the student body of east high presented the far off hills,', a wonderful, romantic comedy which took place in ireland. the convincing brogues and fine characterizations of bob crozier, ann gregg, bob krause, and blair pascoe will not soon be forgotten. thanks is due to bobby jean calahan who served as student director. these petite irish colleens alternately quarrel, then make up bob Crozier shows his affections for the irish lassie, ann gregg, warmly, as they depict three sisters. ann gregg, uhldean perry, by presenting her with a mysterious looking packaze. and dorothy mc laughlin frown at maid normie fucker who Hirts wickedly. ,Begg V 2 Q xi , F ' xx Qi 5 . y 9 EH- Q z ? F X ,E S Q4 Q Q A In Q ff J' 'fs 5. A 19, I, 1 X X ,, - V fkwmrikf Q an-sm 'ARCH an-mw .xs ths almvc, annie gui your gun wan quite L1 rfucucw. ficft ccnxcrfg couch bixhup WHL. nm- ui! lm muximgg jfwkcs at gm uwuznlvly. fright cmwrp IXYCKTTXWCYS of the p.t.n. examine smimry mquipxm-nr ugcd in nur aww, immzxcuL1Lz: cafaturia, ficft bmiwmj kenny swarm dcnmnstxxxxcx the fw-.'iNarimg STTOVCIYICXHLY which are a mm uf his ianwus hula. Criglni boztumy the comical tcachcfs aswmbly, fcatu ring wciucrs fur brcnkfasi, wtarrcd ' '- W is mrs, aprzwguc, mr. mann, miss Horan, and mrs. Woodruff, Cimdm umm , vm nop tagx wa. we HO? pmt for the torhhcc-ming football gzunes imp rxghtj epartmentb spmd 3 great dual HIDE K second from top, our alert eafererxa staff wma our :hose mouth wacermg meals Qchird from top, leftl mr. armstmng, mfs. hirons, gordon harper and mr anderson prepare the visual aid machine for acxi n. C A 7 ' , h O , shown enjoying an assembly is a typical student audience. ibortom, lefrgj luckftommy howell crowns and kisses basketball gray. fbunizom, riglnj exhibiting hislmowlgdge of womxmg john tobin shows, in the sports hi-fy assembly, how n girl prepares date. Q . latin classes aftencl roman wedding Llm year .15 m the past, the lzmn classes here at cas: hiqlm prcaenwd the annual lnniu ban- quet. held in the new cafercria, and femur, ingrturkcy, shrimp, grape juice. and many ' other delicacies of roman origin, the banquet was built around a roman wedding. these were Slaves, bridesrnxids, and yur, a bride and gmum, all aaldirwg my the pump and Qplcndur of a night in the year -WCB md, glen Worrell, mnrcia ja drumn ' mond. .mn edrnondsnn, and my bowling are posed fur A cypical roman bzmquct SCCIXC. nancy longacre, don buck, marcia jo drummond. kent cummings Qkneclingy, bride arm cdnmndson an the arms of groom ray' bcvwling, don urner Ckncelingfk, glen worrcll, and lillian lopez are in clue wedding scene from :he lanin banquet. -v 1 mfiwma .. ,. Q Q o un' ,D gcrry domzgrm and Connie sepanian are amazed as. the intricaxc nmchimzry utilized at mrmxfion co. no effort is spared to insure cleanliness, sanimtion and deliciously flavored prmiucrs. momentarily gzmployed by alta visla drug, Iorrainc wigginton sells eddig wright that alia vista drug carries 6n1y the best in drugs, sxmdrics, and cosmetics may be , ' V enthusiastic customers, lemon any of ic 5 CO!! SU plz 'WIHISITISOIY 'LII ma cfm Evfofk co m s cadmg stores modehmg sprmg tures fa for puzcure 65 S29 no problem no insignif- I w 2 gwes a annualb lucky girl at C. b nancy hemroid mc the arch cypical uf ai! of jewelry. admi rang 60. arc another clorhmg at and fine rorsbuck and sears E z : E 1:35:52 3 WSI my 1 walker look on xnurcsudly .za .an emplovec of PBGFQEOQ. dairy pmducts are famous for caste and numtmn. ds soma of lugh s male resting on the soft, I sponsorships bakersfield inn 1 101 union avenue coca-cola bottling corporation 414 19th street harry coffee's 1409 19th street dawn company 731 ,e. 21st street deWar's candy shop 1120 eye street dudley's east hi lunch 2129 quincy street gilbert's variety store 13 08 mt. Vernon avenue green frog market alta vista and bernard harrison's men,s store 1618 19th street jayne's music shop 9 5 4 baker street log cabin florist 404 18th street lou el1a's children's shop 1 101 baker street pioneer mercantile company 1532 20th street rice bowl restaurant 111918th street mike saba's 91 S baker street silver spray pharmacy 2191 niles street snider's 1 101 baker street valley oilice and school equipment company 1426 p street weill's department store 1412 19th street Wickersham company 1531 19th street Wingate's office supply 1604 19th street activity chairman sports editor . art editor . copycclitor . . business manager eclimr . arc advisor . advisor . gCI'1EI'Zil staff members june hamm dom hail pat gilbert dolores carter rose marie Chamberlin monte bricc . lynn lmy . sally cagey . darline higgins clmrron johnson . mrs. fern ritchie . mrs. joy robinson . . . :md so we look, our mward our mnwrrfmfs, having paused mumcnmrily Zu our busy school year to reccirfi za minute Span nf our brief lives. :muy people gave aclflessly of dmv mme and rlmughts to help us wah our book nf the yczrr. chase we Want thank-QA l l F7555 ,V K 'Y I ?i3?ff5f' f 1 , , -- ' A ,:w,,mf -f ,, .,l.l. l:,w5w.fMf'7,,2.,.,gg l.ll mrs. bcvcrly uzirflzclfmxm, dale spnclzlcr, awry allen, tommy lmwell, gordon gardmcr, blaxr pzxscmc, nancy nllred, pollv laffoom Svlmnv Pryor, gvffy dnncgan. , cm: commcmial supgmrfefs no whom we awe fuuck for their cooperatilzzlellxllllnkllpgpifglfGQQQQQV . , gngrzwersg kdm-er, srrucr, and wus. printers: ig. smith cu., covcrsg and ray gears, photographer. editing mlxis sicrmn has lumen an unmitigntud pleasure: if the satisfaction of dw reader in lxflcilfggslnsg thrcllzgllwgligslgglagfes anlyxfllefe qllfprgqgllfgg mum, the lwadaz-Chai :md XVQITJSS wxll have beggpkmore Kham wortlxwlnle. , xi ncarcly, charrcm johnson cdiwr