Edison High School - Inventor Yearbook (Fresno, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1959 volume:

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K OUR modern cafeteria -1 'two' , K ff in ' fu ' ii-9' .jg W is . ,-f sig -r Y' 5:31 'Q ,zf ,GA Q , lr, 1 ,4 K I Tyr v 1... sf t N t . . -1- xr '- ....-- 1s,j', I I in fm I I I if :rr ' ., ' wa- sf . dx i The traditional ivy-cover walls of Edison High Schc present a welcome invitati to visitors and students by attractive appearance. In t front of our school, one c see the class plaques whi are laid in the steps. The plaques were left from t graduating classes datir back to 1926. This year 1 class plaque of '59 will a have its place in the steps. Our most modern buildir are the science and homemc ing buildings, which are cated on the eastern part our campus, and the cafete where we enioy our lunch The tall, blue steel beams front of this building add the modernistic appearance it. A better facilitated kitct and a larger teacher's lun room was newly added, tending our cafeteria to present size. Many are the students v have walked our c a m p L Many are the memories wt our campus holds for us. l so long as Edison High star so will the spirit of gm times, education, and ff reminiscences remain in hearts. TABLE OF CONTENTS DEDICATION ,.......,, 4 INVENTOR STAFF ,,....., 6 OUR ADMINISTRATION .,..,, 9 OUR OFFICERS ............... ,,.... 'I 9 OUR beautiful scie'nce and homemaking buildings . . . SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS ' ' ' 25 SENIORS ..... .,,,., 2 6 OUR CLASSES ..... ...... 4 o - OUR ACTIVITIES ......, .... . , 57 If I-1 -1: OUR QUEENS ...... ...... 8 6 11, OUR SPORTS ,.......,. .,.... S 9 ADVERTISEMENTS ..... ...... I O3 3 OUR Halls of Ivy -EdisOn's main entrance . . . a DEDICATICN A definition to cover everything which a teacher represents would be impossible to find in any book because he is a multitude of things to many people all rolled into one. The word teacher stands as but a symbol of those unseen qualities which the teaching profession demand. Using the word teach as a basis, however, we shall endeavor only to mention some of the more admirable characteristics applicable to our dedicatees and symbolic of teachers everywhere: A T-tireless: The first thought that the very word teacher brings to mind is that his day does not end with the ringing of the bell. lt denotes, also, that he must be willing to stay awake nights to correct homework and tests, to make lesson plans, to review his curricula, and to keep abreast of current events which are relevant to his course of teaching. All this, and more, for he must always be accessible to those students who need his help, and he must always be ready to guide, to encour- age, and to lead the student to attain his maximum potential. E-enlightening: An efficient teacher should be willing to supplement a rigid course of 'study intermittently with information of interest which pertains to his subiect. If he keeps a drab classroom, makes no attempt whatsoever to present lectures which are both informative and inter- esting, or follows a steady, monotonous routine, then, no matter how efficient he may be, the courselwill doubt- less be boring. lf a course of study falls into this groove, the student tends to lose interest and does not gain the full value of the instruction. This is one more setback for a person whose life' can lead to great possibilities. How important this is in the present day, when proper interest in education may mean the difference between survival or death, world peace or total destruction! A--adventurous: A tecicher must also have a spirit of ad- venture, he must be an explorer. He must constantly be willing to discover new techniques of presenting materi- als, to explore new possibilities in teaching methods, to employ new modes of thinking and to improve on his own. In the space age of today, it is truly a challenge to a teacher of any subiect other than science, to make our past heritage iust as exciting as our present inheritance. C-confident: A teacher should be confident and assured in his knowledge. This confidence should be reflected in his poise, appearance and manner of speaking. lf he can command the attention of his class and hold .them with his clear-cut, concise vernacular, he will gain both the admiration and the respect of his students. The effective- ness of his approach will also be determined by his self- assurance. A student must feel assured of the reliability of his teachers and a teacher's confidence does much to help. H-helpful: A teacher should try to satisfy and stimulate the interests of apathetic students. ln our present-day society, with its many complexities and fears, all of its techno- logical advancements and political problems, this is the most important work of the teacher. Helping each indi- vidual to attain his greatest capability is the only answer for preparing the future America to tackle those problems which it must face. 5.4 The aforementioned attributes are iust a small part of the things which the teaching profession represents. lt is truly a challenge for anyone who wants to become a teacher to meet these standards, and very few ever do. To attempt is the first step and to persevere is the second. And althougl' the rewards may be small, the satisfaction of seeing one whc made the grade is the real pay-off. Laurels to teachers everywhere, to ours at EDISON, anc especially to our grand dedicatees! We think they're the top: and we're proud to recognize them in this manner. As head of the vocal music department, Mrs. Bue is undoubtedly always busy. Guiding young voices is her passion and she has nurtured to perfection some of the finest voices at Edison. Through her perseverance, our music department has become one of the best represen- tatives of Edison to the outside community. lt would certainly be hard to visualize Edison without this plucky, good-natured woman whose strictness will someday be realized as a boon to those who have known her. We pay tribute to her and to the music department through her, and we hope that through this insignificant means, we are able to convey the great respect and pride we have because she teaches here. 43 LOUISE R. PIERCE MARlO'N BUE Mrs. Pierce is one of the most active teachers at Edison. Our chemistry and physics departments would suffer a true loss without her. This do-it- yourself teacher is constantly busy formulating ideas and then seeing them realized. Her spirit of doing things and doing them well seem to per- vade into the very being of her students them- selves. But'even though she is kept busy with school clubs, classes, and various other functions which she heads, nevertheless, she still finds time to help every student with his individual problems and to inspire him to attain his maximum poten- tial. Throughout her career at Edison, our students have come to respect her for her good iudgment, honor her for her wisdom and intellect, revere her for her inspirational guidance and love her for her concern over the welfare of everyone she knows. She has truly exemplified the qualities of the teaching profession in every way, and then some, and it is but a small tribute that we recog- nite her in this way. JOHN F. NOLAN Art Advisor QUESS ELLIS Business Advisor VICTOR TOM Editor INVENTOR EDlTOR'S MESSAGE Another year has come and gone and once again your INVENTOR has tried to capture within its pages those bits of memories that one will cherish for a long time to come. However, with the passing of another year, comes also the marking of another milestone in INVENTOR history, for truly, without boasting, I can say that this year has seen considerable progress in the scope of planning and context of this book. - I should like to take this opportunity to express my sin- cerest gratitude to everyone on the staff for working so diligently and so well together. Without their combined efforts, this book might never have been realized. Special recognition should go to the members of Team No. I headed by captain, Winston Wong, for working so industriously in bringing in their quotas first. As a matter of fact, all the members of our excellent ad staff should be congratulated for acquiring the money which has helped to pay for the new ideas and techniques used in this book. To all my lovely and able heads of the various depart- ments, to my right-hand man, Milt Morales, to the art and write-up staffs, to our talented cartoonist, Rudy, to Mr. Ellis and his staff, and to Mr. Nolan, our head photogra- pher, chief worrier and wonderful advisor: a great big THANKS! Sincerely yours, VICTOR Editor '59 I ,, ,rv V ..a Wifi V. l . 4 5 Il? ..--n-of ART STAFF. Lieft to Right: P. Martinez, G. Takeda, R. Murrietta, N. Matsumoto, R. Sampson' J. Pike' Seated: C. Wong. M, Motoyoshl, J. Jan. STAFF Lett to Right' P Matsumoto, M. Uyeki, R. Delgado M STAFF MARLENE WONG V, Advertising Editor , 5. . ROSS TOSHIYUKI Rf' Art Editor MARIA BALDERAS I Literary Editor ,viii WANDA HARRISON Sales Manager V7 Y? ,fl -vig, ADVERTISING STAFF. Extreme left row, top to bottom: R. Palomino, Y. Alvidrez, ssis1ANTs. Lett to Right: Jeffrey Jon, Assistant Art Editor, Milton Morales, E' W 9'.5' M SU f M'dd'e ROY: W' w7 9' H' Vasquez' M' Wong' C' K 'e' ssistant Editor, Sachiko Masuda, Assistant Ad Editor: Linda Lopez, Assistant :les Manager, Sidney Chun, Assistant Photographer, Dezi Woods, Sales ssistant. 7 Extreme right: A. Vinson, I. Perkins, A. Saito, l. lopez, F. Bcptista. v W ...Q Rx at - 5 an x The Junior High Pep Girls serve . . . Front Row, L. to R.: Y. Cassillas, B. Fusion, K, Siebert. Back Row: L. Chin, 8. Pierson, J. Robbins, C. Chin. The Pep Band serves . . . Standing, L. to R.: Mr. L. Huck, Director, E. Perez, R, Lung, T. Reyes, Seafed: R. Reyes, D. Veloz, A. Lurragoiiiy, F. Castillo. 1 in one way . .. WE ALL SERVE... cn gm, lf' or another! mm Ti I Q A ' o 14 5 Ju 'J WE WL- Tb i f' f r A f N .X if fw, K V X Q , fl 1,6 W! 5 ! 9 at i ff ' V ' Z! , if if IX I V ,f r ' A- i g 1 uf , I A Wi, A x '41 If I I ' f I ff f ff r A f 4 'f ' If f fi . ' 1 fl 0 ,fl , , P212 'J 'IW K f I ,- - ly f pri ' 'iii , V I ' pw -,gf--11 4 I f - if ' , - ,572-44 V? K Lf2l.J Y I.-5 5 ,fix 51' a f' ,LK if , lx Q , 1' lv 'Ki 'Gramm Z? 5 U If 5 E zz E Edison High's Principal MR. NORMAN A. MacDONALD ln every modern business and industrial organization the employees as well as the management strive to make the organization an efficient and successful place of business. Although much money and effort are spent on the comfort and convenience of the em- ployees, the only reason for the company's existence is the success of the final product, which is the manufactured piece of merchan- dise. lf the business organization fails, the employees are out of a iob and without means of livelihood. Your school may be likened to a business organization. You are the employee and the faculty is the management. However, as well as being the employee, you are also the end product. You, the finished product, are presented to the community after grad- uation. For your comfort and convenience the school provides you with student govern- ment, social affairs, assemblies, athletics, eating facilities, and comfortable and safe buildings. But, don't forget the end product. You are here to become a more informed and better educated individual. lf you, as a student, shirk your duty, you will not be prepared to meet the challenge of college or a iob and the school will have failed in its goal. So, while you are a student here, take advantage of the opportunities offered you and be happy, but, do not fail to master the basic subiects, for they may well build and prepare you for your future life. Good luck N. A. MacDonald I OUR ADMINISTRATION MR. WILLIAM JOHNSTON Vice Principal Egfr ii 2 'K Financial Secretary R Mrs. Gloria Mather Registrar Mrs. Genevieve Martin eceptionist Miss Betty Huck OFFICE STAFF Secretary Mrs, Mary Lou Morrison 'Lf FACU LTY GERALD AGARD Drake University PEGGY APKARIAN MICHAEL ARGENTINO JULIE BEAUBIER Fresno State U. S. C. Fresno State ri' 1 ELLEN BENNETT Fresno State I VICO BONDIETTI NEWTON BRAMBLETT JULIA BROWN MARION BU Stanford Fresno State Clark College Fresno State I . . , V H: I X .i 'V I . I Z fw- I Q. ...fr ELMER BURLEIGH VIRGIL BYXBE ELLIS CARRASCO MARIANO CHAVEZ Fresno State Fresno State Fresno State Highlands University 491 EEF? I . ha fx Q A 'if Q sfsfggh LS 2 x LARRY HUCK HARRY KACHADOORIAN JAMES LOGAN FRANK MARTELLA Fresno State Fresno State Fresno State Fresno State TIM MAZZONI 42 LEONARD MASINI Fresno State Saint Mary's College JOYCE MARTINSON Bethel College 1 MARLIN MATHER Brigham Young U. in , +I ROBERT MEHL Fresno State 's...! 'fi JOHN NOLAN WARREN MOODY ANNA MUELLER WILLIAM NEAL 14 Stanford University Fresno State U. C. at Santa Barbara U. C. at Berkeley YJ' 1-0 'Y IAARJORIE O'ROURKE HOPE OSTENDORF R. W. OSTROM RICHARD PARKER Iniversity of Fairbanks Fresno State Fresno State U. C. at Santa Barbara GORDON PEAK Fresno State Duvusnou vu--,K 'If I . SELOTTE RICHARDS Fresno State MARILYNN PHILLIPS Fresno State ' we fha, MARY PLOG Fresno State LOUISE PIERCE U. C. at Berkeley DONALD POTTS Fresno State RICHARD ROGERS MARTY SANTIGIAN PHYLLIS SHANE Fresno State Occidental Wisconsin f2: 'XQJC 1 4? dv PAUL SHELLY MADELINE SHUCK JOSEPH SPINO PATRICIA STANDEFORD JOHN TESMER U. S. C. Boston University Fresno State U. C, L. A. St. Mary's U. i JOHN TOOMASIAN THERESA URRUTIA Fresno State U. C. L. A. of San Antonio VIRGINIA VALASIS AUDREY VERLINDE Fresno State College of Puget Sounc r 'I 4 I 5 WILLIE WYNNE ELIZABETH YOUNGBERG ARPIE YPARREA FLOSSIE EMERY ANN HUNTER University of Arkansas Concordia College Fresno State Librarian Nurse 16 BOARD OF EDUCATION. L. to R.: Dean James M. Malloch, Mrs. Margaret R. Robinson, Mrs. Geraldine Wheeler, Mr. George W. Turner, Mr. Lewis S. Eaton. -V? DR. EDWIN C. KRATT Superintendent of Schools MR. EDWIN A. DANN Assistant Superintendent MR. LAWRENCE E. TODDHUNTER Asst. Superintendent-Finance MR. J. C. TROMBETTA Assistant Superintendent ADVISORY BOARD. Front Row, L. to R.: Mr. J. Norian, Mr. L. Turner, Mr. J. Mayo, Mr. A. Lew, Mr. B. Nakamura. Back Row: Mr. W. Johnston, Mr. N. A. MacDonald, Mr. W. Bigby, Dr. F. Inada, Mr. P. Stockton, Mr. F. Tuck. I7 nt Row, L. to R.: James Taylor, Elmer Phillips George Katic Bessie Vogt Tony Camoroda Pete Lopopolo Back Row Henry Kliewer lawrence Reaves, Roy Vernon, Mike Kalasich, Arthur Ayers Gus Scheidt CUSTCDIANS and COCKS Our campus is a golden one, but it doesn't put the shine on by itself. Neither do we see Edi- son's students with brooms in their hands. We see, rather, a staff of efficient custodians who do the iob that might otherwise go undone. Our custodians are a kindly lot, who are willing to help when and where they can, to make Edison the fine school of which we are proud. Another thing we are proud of and very fortunate to have is our fine staff of cooks who plan, cook, and prepare nutritious lunches for our students and teachers. Every day, trays rattle and silverware iingles as hun- dreds of Edison students receive their meals in our modern cafe' terial It is lunch that keeps us going through the day and the lunch served at our cafeteria does the iob. , W,1. 'wk '96 M- - if. 2: 4-. if it .. 11. . ,. - JIM SANDOVAI. ilefti and GENE JOHNSON irighti Senior High Fall and Spring Student Body Presidents CUR CFFICERS GENE JOHNSON PEGGY JACKSON VIRGINIA ATKINSON Vice President Secretory Treasurer Senior High Student Body Officers ROGER PALOMINO Commissioner of Health 8. Safety 20 HARRY MILLER Commissioner of Athletics Fall Semester MARIA BALDERAS Commissioner of Publications 5-Z' ' 4 FRED DANIELS Commissioner of Student Ac .w t, , A a s 1 in I Q x A 1 Q - 332m iff vw fs! iiiiiia ' if get gigs 25435 aaa ' I ,-riffs Am. W- Im, . yt - 53' eff MINES? 232 W ' ' - gg . ,rmfg-x. A Q' Y MI Ax! :k' ,-,N f L5 :pi N, ' 4 ,Q l Q-ff 1--5,--w . '.-in , tx ,as R x 0 ,If , J 4' I 1' .-.. .,..,, tag 4 5 i ,ri . Q.. ..., Q, I 2 ' 1. ol! Sf . , . I, it' -' 'un , w , 51 , ' I if up L I -. Q . . l I In C , N ' 4- .. . .- ' ff!-r ?.Z::::: iz: :::.':r . 1 HARRY MILLER Vice President 5 at N' l ' ANNIE BRANNON Secretary VERA BURGESS Treasurer a -:Ur 9 ,.,.....,Q CLEO JOHNSON Commissioner of Athletics MARIA BALDERAS Commissioner of Publications Spring Semester CARL HUMPHREYS Commissioner of Health and Safety DEZI WOODS Commissioner of Student Activities JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS n....,.n-IW.: WINFREY STREETS BILL RIDDLESPRIGER PEGGY JACKSON VIRGINIA ATKINS1 President V. President Secretary Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS 21-hh ,413 FRED DANIELS OSCAR HAYNES BESSIE HENDRIX SHEILA WON! President V. President Secretory Treasurer FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS RAY GAMINO KENNETH HARREL SHIRLEY WILLIAMS 22 President V. President Secretory-Treasurer I7 OBERT MATSUMOTO SYLVIA PALOMINO DIMPLE LEWIS KENNETH PENN President Vice President Secretary Treasurer JR. HIGH STUDENT BODY OFFICERS RAY JOHNSON DIMPLE LEWIS SYLVIA PALOMINO President Vice P ' resident Secretory V .,t1 ' I i f If: it I his L EK ' .7 'C' I 'link iizffq fsmf? I an .J A' A xg? . aff' u 1I:.- V' Marit a I, I Fall and Spring ROSA TROTTER Treasurer I' til this page is FOR SENICJRS ONLY We, the graduating class of l959, in order to form a more perfect student body, establish seniority, insure senior priv- ileges, provide for the safety and protection of our class, promote the school spirit, and secure the blessings of sen- iorhood to ourselves and fellow classmates, do ordain and establish this constitution. Happy-go-lucky seniors! At last the moment that we have been waiting for has arrived. We loved being buried under all the senior activities: our baccalaureate service, senior picnic,.dress-up day, senior week, senior banquet, junior-senior prom, and finally grad- uation. Behind us we leave our four years of learning, our friends, our teachers, happy memories, and our ivy-covered halls. Recalling memories, we recall with ioy the iunior-senior prom, Cherry Blossom Paradise, where we bid our last farewell to the class of l958. look- ing back into our senior year we have treasured memories of being the first class to exercise senior privileges and organize a senior constitution. We had the privilege of getting several tables reserved for seniors only. Many hours of time were spent on our senior lawn and walk. In the assemblies we had the privilege of leaving the auditorium before the underclassmen. We entered as shy timid freshmen, but now we are entering the world of adults as educated seniors. From our class will emerge lawyers, teachers, scientists, doctors, and many more others. Hats off to the class of 1959 and a million pats on the back for their enthusiasm and spirit. I , 1 4 ,1 ' f J . 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E E N s 'I ii , 2 5 E 2 2 2- 2 r E D 5 2 Y-I 2 5 2 'X 91 X 37 f 3 3 E E- s E as S X 2 5 Q F E 3 5 5 1 2 9' he E 5 Q 5 5 'S 2 5 s SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR CLASS COLORS-Red and White SENIOR CLASS FLOWER-Carnation SENIOR CLASS SONG- You'II Nev er Walk Alone SENIOR CLASS MOTTO--A firm foundation is the key to success VERA BURGESS Treasurer rn -I -awnis3,iWp,3, M. . ,Ci g5,m.Y.,...,e,.,, MARIA BALDERAS Secretary ROBERT REYES President FRANK VILLEGAS Vice President 1 I W KY 1-11' W' ,JN -X , Victor Corrales Patricia Correa Jennie Cuevas Blanch Cuevas Verlene Dean Alex Derrick Jesse Dickson Loretta Ellard Ronald Fauslina Hilda Felix 'si Edna Gaines Jovifa Galvan 1 X Victoria Heredia Leonard Hilton Anita Hinoios fgww. Mary Hodges Frank Hurtado Hafsuko lde Albert Ito Cleofus Johnson Gene Johnson Shirley Johnson Benefla lvey R Charles Jones Linda r l Q57 Phyllis MCD nald V' 'WHO 'T' Rebecca Lopez Richard Lung Vernell McArn L. C. McFaIl Verl McGaughy Irene McKinney Margaret Mancillas Pal Mancillas Marlene Marlnl Ermalina Marque sin .12 fi ilf X r 3 M Nixon Gladys Norris Patricia Neal Shizuko Nishiyamo ary L..,.,,.r i Jessie Ortiz Frances Oslos Roger Palomino Mary Parra YF sv isbn Annie Pegues Daniel Penn ywell Inman Perkins Clifford Picken ri v Maurice Sango Carole Saunders Johnnie Smith Nolan Spraggins Maria Tanguma Sammie Thomas Gloria Takeda Shirlene Thomas M-,SA Velma Tilmon Viclor Tom Gabrielle Tong Ross Toshiyuki 37 ,V T , Dionel Trujillo Marian Uyeki Joe Valdez Roberta Valdez 'uv iffw RYA? ld Vin so n Helen Vasquez Mary Vega Frank Villegas Arno A+ fl' Patti Walker Martha Walls Berfha Ward Curtisteen Whitehead Lamont Whittle Deborah Wlllloms Johnny Wollen Carlo Wong Emuly Wong Mczdelyn Wong Winston Wong 9' Dezie Woods f 3 'Q 1 E ev- i Fronl Row, L. lo R.: L. Alvarado, R. Munson, R. Aslone. Back Row: B. Johnson, Mr. M. Argenlino, advisor. 'A' vu, gunn- fue: Fronl Row, L. to.R.: D. Harshaw, M. Florenlino, M. Corona, D. Hernandez, M. Johnson, E. Leal. Second Row: S. Evans, L. Fairley, C. Arenas, N, Sugala, M. Wong, Mrs. J. Brown, advisor. Third Row: B. Taylor, S. Lane, V. Bovinglon, V. Brown, M. Chavez, C. Burris. Back Row: J.'Wilkerson, M. While, M. Miree, H. Reyes, C. Meux. ,,,, , .A...x ,X N f Fronl Row, L. lo R.: Mr. R. Doyland, advisor, S. Morales, Y. Greco, M. Medina, V. Atkinson, R. Rodriguez, F. Pame. Second Row. P. Matsumolo, Z. Ganl, B. Robinson, A. Contreras, M. Palomino, B. Person, P. Jackson. Third Row: F. Yamasaki, J. Bradford, B. Moore, M. George, M. While, C, Wyrick. Back Row: C. Morgan, J. Barela, Y. Yamamolo, B. Renleria, N. Amey, M. Jones. 40 JUNIOF if: Fronl Row, L. lo R.: Mr. W. Moody, advisor, J. Chung, J. Taclay, D. Alvarado, R. DeLaCruz, T. Silva, S. Masuda, W. Chin. Second Row, J Younge, L. Whillle, L. Woodard, A. Williams, S. Colon, A. Tanguma, J. Robles, H. Daniels. Third Row: R. Grays, A. Davis, R. Henry, F. Arredondo, V. Slade, A. Grace, P. Logan. Back Row: T. Ferro, D. Garcia, L. Corrales, J. Casorez, A. Sanchez, R. Wilson, R. Ramirez, F. Gomez. Front Row, L. lo R.. E. Wong, R. Galloway, T. Knox, C. Fane, A Williams, K. Baker, A. Clardy, Mr. W. Neal, advisor. Second Row. P. Davis, L. Merrill, D. Spencer, J. Nakahara, A. Simons, B. Riddlespriger, S. Freeman. Third Row: R. Borunda, J. Campisa, W. Brown, J. Jan, E. Marzelle, B. Johnson, C. Humphrey, P. Lowe, E. Easley. Back row: J. Mendez, R. Chacon, W. Slreels, B. Namba, K. Miki, B. Harding, G. James, G. Marinez. If I .' r- 'Nl Fronl Row, L. lo R.: C. Burnley, H. Williams, F. Baplisla, Mrs. L. Pierce, advisor, S. Inaba, J. Domolo, M. Rivis. Second Row: Q. Louie, R. Walker, A. Tanaka, J. Aguilar, R. Hurst. Third Row: B. Hicks, W. Chong, E. Holmes, E. Rodriguez, E. Calderon, J. Maier. Back Row. W. Gleim, F. Graves, A. Allen, E. Burke. J. Price. 41 .--q nan-val JUNIORS -1 AND R' A MIXED tR L t R R Jackson A Foman B Abram L Wheatley C Kahle E. Thomas. Second Row: G. Gerber, S. Chi Fronow,.o.:. ,. ,. ,. ,. , Walker, D, Fowler, N. Greene. Third 'Row: D. Hunt, T. Crump, R. Revis, A. Miller, Mrs, P. Standeford, advisor. Back Row: J. A leta, L. Rosemond, R. Streets, W. Wingfield, D. Weber. 'M' fm. .. '7 K' ' d 9 ll F tRow L to R A Daniels A Alaniz J Pichardo F Greco, D. Davis, E, Santos, R. Espinosa, Mixed advisory--gra es - . ron , . .1 . , . , . , . J. Edmundson, Mr. J. Logon, advisor. Second Row. R. Baker, E. M. Santos, l.. Facio, D. Sorondo, R. Sotelo, G. Beltran, C. Diaz, J. Vasquez, B. Ware. Third Row: R. Cortez, R. Amador, J. Marquez, J. Garcia, V. Bonboster, T. Sotelo, T. Sorondo, J. Beltran, J. Sanchez. Back Row: R. Collins, M. Vega, M, Martinez, S. Trujillo, R. Vasquez, R. Trevino, J. Cortez, T. Aragon, J. Beltran. .nun i l Eiii Mixed advisory-grades 9All. Front Row, L. to R.: L. Alvarado, D. Marquez, T. Fuentez, E. Matthews, F. Quintana, J. Dav Hall, K. Harrell, V. Campbell. Second Row: Mr. L. Huck, advisor, D. Veloz, T. Reyes, E. Perez, P. Maier, M. Medina, C. Won Contreras, S. Smith. Third Row: R. Driver, R. Chavez, F. Castillo, D. Chinn, K. Fairly, R. Harris, R. Chinn, G. Domoto, D. Born Back Row: N. Waller, R. Matthews, G. Cho, L. Chan, R. Alvarado, A. Campos, H. Turney, R. Lewis. 42 ', I, g I l 1 I it ... . J I A - .4 . PL r ,air I -fx 5 il A A . R an K, ' ix i 'lx my K i Q s nl Pow, L. lo R.: F. Woods, O. Slanfield, R. Late, V. Garcia, D. Mendoza, M. Marlinez, Mr. E. J, Burleigh, advisor. Second in A. Fisher, B. Hendrix, J, O'Neil, F. Harshaw, S. Williams, L. Sakala. Third Row: B. Harris, R. Cooper, W. Harris, l. Cocola, Saunders, E Thompson, J. Robison, J. Alerberry. Fronl Row, L, lo R Q4 .: M. Juarez, B. Slewarl, G. Penn, E. Hurst, S Wong, K. Yamasaki. Second Row: J. Marlinez E Cooper E Clayton, V. Janes, D. Abbol. Third Row: R. Rodriguez, C. Camarina, S. Alvarado, A. Gomez, M. Alkinson Mr Q Ellis advisor Fourlh Row: A. Davis, J. Sugiyama, R. Gamino, A. Marchese, A. Villa, J. Galvan, D. Kerber. il Row l lo R-T Diaz H Sanchez B Smith J Burlon O Haynes O M Noel C Washin lon S William , T. Del.aCruz. , . .. . , . . , . , . , . , . . , . 9 , . ind Row: R. Colon, A. Valdez, D. Hodges, J. Hashimolo, A. Mendoza, C. Gudino, M. Naiera, B. Felix. Third Row: T. Grider, W. nn, R. Ross, P. Ruler, J, Silva, E. Dean, Mr. S. Hewill, advisor. Back Row: C. Ramirez, F. Cherry, A. Salazar, xfer, A. Morris, D. Young, B. Becerra, W. Cooley. R. Fowler, D. -J! Front Row, L. to R.: F. Taylor, A. lowe, R. Woodard, S. McCroy, M. Grayson, R. Larios. Second Row: Miss A. Mueller, advisor, l.. Bell, N. Ruiz, K. Parker, M. Kiuchi, V. Armenta. Third Row, A. Caslcneda, H. Perez, L. Saldana, F. Daniels, G. Cho, A. Mitchell. Back Row: D. Huerla, R. Porras, C. Pennywell, J. Cisneros, D. Schesluwilz, L. Madden, J. Johnson. S. Front Row, L. lo R.: Miss H. Oslendorf, advisor, B. Chandler, C. Morris, W. Hawkins, l.. Prewilt, D. Bilbo, E. Ashley, M. Gutier- rez, M. Guerrero. Second Row: C. Graham, B. Richmond, B. Hilton, P. Walker, M. Johnson, A. Martinez, T. Cordova, K. Linger. Third Row: E. Garvin, J. Nixon, B. Marini, D. Lew, J. Wang, A. Perez, B. Shintaku. Back Raw: L. Castillo, S. Robinson, F. House, .l. Washington, R. Garcia, J. Rios, H. Fuiiwara. SOPHOMOF vi. Front Row, L. la R.: S. Taylor, R. Davis, H. Easter, A. Fowlks, V. Lowe, A. May, M. Alcantar, L. MacDonald. Second Kahle, R. Brewer, J. Kilano, K. Bedel, R. Mikel, C. Shimasaki, L. Rubalcaba. Third Row: R. Bolden, S. Brown, D. manaka, B. Childers, R. Conriquez, D. Espinosa, Mr. M. Santigian, advisor. Fourth Row: S. Bishop, S. Flores, R. Megs, D. Ruiz, J. Capps, A. Reyes, L. Patina, N. Alderale. 44 Q2 if ,, I l M f A-X JPHOMORES , . . M 3 W , 1 i . ' ' a -- sf - Front Row, L. to R.: S. LeFall, B. Null, E. Castillo, B. Huerto, S. Velez, J. Young, M. Yee, Second Row: G. Carmel, J. Mazella, R. Alford, W. Baliste, A, Jackson, L. Fone. Third Row: G. Wright, M. Holmes, D. Jordan, E. Hicks, D, Washington, K. Lewis, G. John- son. Bock Row: Mr. J. Tesmer, advisor, J. Amey, H. Lai, W. West, J. Braggs, J. Alvarez, R. Amador. IILINGUAL . fa tx. I ight? Front Row, L. to R.: A. Madden, M. Vasquez, R. Martinez, C. Diaz, J. Douglas, C. Owens, J. Williams, J. Bishop, W. Dean. Sec- ond Row: B. Mayfield, M. Soto, S. Ortiz, H. Rivas, O. Celaya, J. Konishi, B. Rundles, E. Cooper, Valasis, advisor, B. Anderson, G. Bell, D. Manriguez, J. Salvic, S. Kamimoto, N. Wong, L. Lenair, Martinez, R. Lopez, L. Palmero, S. Huerta, J. Barnes, F. Ostas, G. Frisch, D. Woods, L. Johnson, G. Morris. Third Row: Miss V. S. Pendergrass. Fourth Row: J. I-I Q al-I ii iii E. Front Row, L. to R.: M. Celaya, Y. Nishilani, H. Kaneichi, D. Eaton, L. Nino, J. Pompo, T. Eaton, S. Nishiyama, Y. Mizuno, H. Pompa. Second Row: P. Cheu, L. Wang, M. Mah, J. Wong, C. Larrey, K. Konstandinidou, R. Becerra, G. Yakoyama, G. Hayashi. Thi d R : H K ' ' ' r ow . anemoto, l. Yano, E. Jung, Y. Kato, T. Okazalu, A. Garcia, R. Markarlan, F. Fausto, A. Boiorques. Back Row S. Tabulinar, F. Bermudez, A. Danis, A. Niknia, S. Partaui, H. lmamura, Mr. R. W. Oslrom, advisor. 45 FRESHMEN Q . i 1 C . if 1 'Qi .1 First Row, L. to R.: M. Verdugo, L. Miniares, M. Hinoios, S. Stevens, D. Rodrigues, L. Moreno, D. Rodrigues, M. Diaz. Second Row. G. Zertucker, J. Bailey, C. Clay, R. Jefferson, C. Cabrera, W. Brown. Third Row: S. Claiborne, M. Temple, J. Johnson, P. Brewer, Mr. G. Agarde, advisor. Fourth Row: V. Sims, M. Jackmon, N. Brown, J. Verdugo, S, Pulley, H. Amey. . i yi., S Front Row, L. to R.: H. Sullivan, M. Kendricks, O. Townsend, S. Rocha, C. Hernandez, J. Powell, Mr. H. Ching, advisor. Second Row: R. Gameros, R. Cruz, R. Chavez, M. Marsical, l.. Merritt, R. Juarez, R. Rivera, O. Gulindo. Third Row: N. Marrufo, F. Hard- ing, J. Jefferson, R, Pierson, K. Johnson, R. Lopez, J. Leol, V. Castro. Back Row: T. Cisneros, L. Settle, L. Gant, E. Coleman, C. Davis, J. Daniels, B. Harris, E. McClendon, S. Turner, B. Sigala. Front Raw. L. to R.: Mr. I. Erickson, advisor, B. Anderson, S. Williams, B. Nolen, G. Floyd, M. Smith, l.. Harris, B. Jones, C. Nasa, J. Smith. Second Row: C. Jones, B.lGonter, V. Earl, B. Davis, S. White, H. Marinez, E. DeLaPena, V. Casarez, M. Hall. Third Row: L. Daniel, C. Adams, A. Banks, C. Canady, D. Williams, K. Tacadena, R. Orante, B. Colon, H. Gordon. Back Row: T, Hill, R, Brad- ley, A. M:Arn, R. Santos, A. Cordova, J. Seedorf, N. Marquez, R. Adolph, R. Fernandez, J. Littlefield. 46 A Front Row, L. to R.: H. Garcia, O. Sebreros, I. Salazar, M. Hernandez, L. Borunda, E. Whitaker, G. Easter, M. Tate, D. Ratlill, M Stanfield, R. Washington. Second Row: Mr. F. Martella, advisor, R. Gamino, N. English, C. Witherspoon, D. Gaines, S. Fugua E. Porras, R. Richardson, R. Vaquilar, E. Palomino, J. Williams. Third Row: D. Uyeki, C. George, H. Williams, C. Beans, W. Bran non, R. Spotser, F. Mclavrin, G. Moore, C. Diaz, P. Prince. Fourth Row: R. Mack, F. Banks, L. Crumpler, F. Wright, M. Epperson E. lsom, J. Baptista, J. Barroso, R. Greco, G. Reese Front Row, L. to R.: H. Harris, E. Johnson, E. Hill, J. Faustina, M. Gibbons, A. Herrera, M. Martinez. Second Row- Miss J Martin son, advisor, E. Lee, C. Faulkner, M. Mora, M. Cuevas, D. Alexander, L. Hinton, C. Rooters. Third Row: D. Bowen, D. Ta-keda, A. Haw, G. Hernandez, S. Navarro, T. Hataka, S. Robinson. Fo th R : A. R h i ' ' G. Miranda, E. Avila, E. Quinto, N. Ostas, R. Renteria. 9,,,, uf i 1 ur ow oc a, N. Schafer, R. Weber, R. Muraetta, J. Precuado, l i I u l rrom now, L. to R.: B. Hunt, S. Meyers, D. Madden, B. Kendrick, T. Williams, M. Jones, L. Davis, G. Taylor, R. Peques, E. Smith. Second Row: Mrs. M. Plog, advisor, E. Washington, A. Hernandez, J. Flores, M. Price, V. Bynum, E. Sullivan, V. Hudson. Third Row: R. V d A. A ' ' ' ' er ugo, yres, J. Galvon, E. Williams, C. Tilman, R. Atterberry, J. Mendoza, N. Larragorty, J. Campise, M. Brooks. Back Row: P. Molina, E. Smith, L. Gibara, S. Fierro, L. Flores, C. Salazar, M. Va C. R' ' squez, svera, R. Corrales, C. Renter. m Front Row, L. to R.: C. Wong, E. Guerrero, B. Lenior, E. Marzette, M. McGough, M. Pruitt, J. Decatur E. Marzette Second Row- Mr. R. Rogers, advisor, S. Morrison, H. Washington, E. Hess, A. Ito, N. Konishi, A. Matsumoto, J. Tong C Law .Third Row- J' Norman, C. Meux, J. Hearington, D. Burris, H. Burnley, J. Horton, M. Kelly, T. Arrendondo, l. Jackson 'R Alderete Back Row: J. Jones, L. Momon, R. Mora, U. Hunter, M. Howard, I. Williams, T. Perry, R. Murillo, D. Castro. I . ' i t r Front Row, L. to R.: G. Mayo, D. Hill, V. Tapscott, P. Samaniego, N. Cruz, A. Takaoka, S. Kawaguchi, L. lnaba, C. Amador, E Garcia, S. Castillo, Mr. P. Shelly, advisor. Second Row: L. Canady, M. Selt, M. Smith, S. Hicks, D. Watkins, R. Amador, G. Her nandez, J. Waggoner, J. Gerber, S. Costcmeda. Third Row: J. White, D. Johnson, P. Mazello, R. Fisher, E. Burton, J. Pendergrass, C. Fuiimuro, J. Nakahura, L. Ramirez. Back Row: D. Fierro, H. Galindo, J. Bermudez, D. larios, E. Leyva, A. Watkins, D. O'NeiI, A. Lopez. FRESHMEN E -rf' ft Q Front Row, L. lo R.: C. Mendoza, S. Flores, M, Second Row: R. Aragon, M. Facio, F. Ferro, R. H. McArn, B. Soto, G. Contreras, J. Castillo, D. R. Soto, L. Washington, G. Wilson, J. Ramirez, t Row, L. to R.: J. Garcia, M. Garcia, B. Haggard, D. Santos, R. Chacon, S. Ilork, D. Hendrix, E. King, C. Bowen, L. Chin, P. Clay, D. Lewis, S. Thrower, Grace, J. Conriquez, B. Rivas, C. Verdugo, L. Williams, T. Rodriguez, G. Alcarez Macias, R. Simpson, R. Vasquez, R. Lozalde. Third Row, Mr. M. Chavez, advisor Martinez, E. Delacruz, T. Santoya. Back Row: L. Rodriguez, A. Fisher, J. Rodriguez F. Wilcox. JR. HIGH McDonald, R. Matsumoto, J. Villa. Second Rowz Mr. R. Cornett, advisor. Third Row: G Paggette iowlks, D. Carey, S. Palomino, E. Rocha, J. Fairley, M, Clark, B. Johnson. Back Row: L. Randle, B. Edwards, M. Huck, V. Rios: Diaz, J. Abbascia, V. Leone, S. Masuda, E. Cho. ,ffm lu ,- 'fi' r s ,ft . 4 3 , 17 Vff .S ,K I 1 f Front Row, L. to R.: F. Wilson, M. larragoity, F. Summerfield, R. Jenkins, S. lsom, E. Spencer, P. Turney, R. Duncan. Second Row: H. McKinsey, R. Morales, B. Garcia, N. Solis, E. Chavez, L. Mitchell, F. McCarter. Third Row: Mrs. M. O'Rourke, advisor, E. Har- ris, B. Beniamin, M. Allen, B. Pierson, M. Graves, L. Navarro. Fourth Row: R. Hopkins, R. Polk, K. Penn, J. Jackson, C. Hughey, VV. Miller. 49 gf. First Row, L. to R.: A. Cain, D. Hurst, C. Wise, J. Canola, L. Salazar, S. Jackson, W. McDonald, R. Trammell, A. Hale, M. Turner. Second Row: Mr. E. Parker, advisor, P. Slade, B. Wingfield, G. White, E. Aguilar, D. Rosalis, C. Howell, W. Turner. Third Row: R. Jordan, O. Casarez, D. Williams, B. Lefloll, F. Spencer, G. Faulkner, E. Wingfield. Back Row: Z. Hernandez, G. Hurst, C. Nelson, R. Hampton, S. Lane, A. Mann, R. Barefield. Front Row, L. to R.: M G. Faretta. Second Row: Third Row: Mr. R. Peak Barnett. Fourth Row: D., Amador, P. Barberi, P. McCoy, S. Price, M. Grayson, T. Garvin, R. Toliver, F, Diamond, D. Smith, H. 3 ll mall can Mozzella, G. Leal, R. Treio, L. DelaCruz, M. Martinez, W. Dobbins, R. Rodriguez, A. Sierra, D. W R. Rivera, R. Martinez, A. Norman, S. Wright, J. Mayberry, J. Beanion, M. Tracy, Y. Facia, A. Hc advisor, L. Ridley, O. Beasley, C. Norman, H. Hall, R. Johnson, W. Miree, H. Jenkins, G. Shimasc ff 'A ni First Row, L. to R.: B. Morris, K. Cruz, C. Munoz, T. Gudino, M. Mora, C. Stewart, L. Wiley, M. De Lo Pena. Second Row: A. Moore, O. DeLosSantos, C. Chin, M. Howard, P. Foreman, L. Munson, J. Creswell, Mr. D. Potts, advisor. Third Row: M. Rodriguez, W. Sams, D. Turner, C. Bonds, H. Flores, H. Rubalcava, J. Whitfield, C. Walton. Back Row: M. Collins, S. Woodard, J, Williams, F. Guerra, R. Perry, C. Burks, B. Williams, M. Wellington. 50 -vs. Fronl Row, L. lo R.: Mrs. E. Youngberg, advisory l. Airada, K. Sieberf, A. Espinosa, C. Mendoza, R. Mendoza, M. Bacio, H. Posas M. Valencia, A. Rodriguez. Second Row: R. Ruiz, V. Amusalian, J. Wallace, E. Lara, B. Roolers, P. Chandler, R. Mayberry, L. Gill M. Renleria. Third Row: A. Shinlaku, F. Stephens, S. Lane, L. Hill, D. Baldwin, S. Jones, S. Williams, J. Robbins. Back Row: D Williams, D. Alavezos, C. Sleworf, R. Herrare, L. Trevino, R. Lopez, R. Madden, L. Slell, V. Rice, C. Epperson. HGHTH GRADE . Rf. l Row, L. to R.: Mrs. A. Yparrea, advisory M. Aguirre, D. Madden, J. Caples, D. Mah, E. Quan dlespriger, Y. Cassilas, M. Verduzco, R. Quinlana, F. Cordero, D. Ward S. Salazar A , , . Gomez. Kinney, R. Streels, N. Moreno, L. Bell, B. Fusion. Back Raw: W. Earl, R. Corrales, L. Saldana, F. fucker. , C. Edmunson. Second Row: R. Third Raw: L. Fare, L. Ochoa, Jones, A. Holland, J. Rayonez, 4 51 LO Q-Q Front Row, L. to R.: D. Foret, S. Reclusado, S. Gaines, D. Jones, D. Johnson, M. Harris, P. Haggard, O. McDow, R. Minnie- weother. Second Row: G. Gonzales, M. Kimura, C. Yarbrough, W. Witherspoon, L. McDonald, D. Williams, L. Sanchez, P. Posas, R. Sierra, M. Rios, Miss P. Apkarian, advisor. Third Row: l. Airevshatian, P. Garcia, R. Avila, G. Martinez, P. Voloshin, E. Dominguez, G. Reyes, E. Toliver, W. Wells, J. Settle. Back Row: R. Gutierrez, S. Alvarez, D. Vasaure, R. Martinez, S. Wade, J. Burnley, C. Clayborne, J. Hurst, l.. Diaz, R. Puliey. ,QQ Q! iv i' QD Front Row, L. to R.: F. Foreman, S. Rooters, D. Malone, D. Cruz, V. Thomas, M. Alcarez, E. Soto, R. Camacho, F. Martinez J. Beaubier, advisor. Second Row. R. Moro, M. Renteria, C. DeSoto, G. Champ, C. Jones, R. Chan, D. Armenta, S. Benefi Noel, P. Sullivan. Third Row: S. Perez, l. Miki, O. Samaniego, M. Hernandez, F. Grosslev, A. Bruton, A. Arrington, V. Fai Leggetr. Back Row: S. Williams, E. Yamasaki, D. Jones, B. Polk, B. Jones, P. Ray, E. Evans, J. Green, E. Adams. Front Row, L. to R.: Y. Allen, N. Johnson, G. Beniamin, E. Moore, T. Vasquez, D. Leon, Mrs. R. Cornett, advisor. Second Row: M. Garcia, B. Louis, J. Neal, E. Diaz, N. Galvan, J. Galvan, R. Swans. Third Row: P. Alvarado, S. Bankston, P. Aragon, L. Hill, P. Pendleton, S. Todd, G. Sanchez. Back Row: B. lreher, A. Alvarez, C. Rocha, V. Pickens, G. Galindo, E. Branch. 52 .J Q.- , iw, f P af'- s e Front Row, L. to R.: M. Rosales, J. Pendergrass, J. Brown, G. McArn, C. Walker, J. Arato, L. Kitano, Mr. J. Crews, advisor. Second Row: T. Wong, N, Honda, D. Reese, M. Atkinson, B. Kiuchi, B. Dobbins, G. Wright. Third Row: W. Collins, R. Walker, M. Veloz, P. Nnva, L. Clark, S. Clark, J. McCroy, T. Jan. Back Row. T. Marquez, B. Joshua, T. Jones, P. Reaves, l. Caples, R. Mayo, W. Matthews, N. Rockas. ' Fifi --- --i rv! in--r . . . . i , ,, ., , , -Eg J ij , L. it ll 4. nt Row, L. to R.: I. Townsend, F. Gutierrez, J. Wilson, L. Clark, I. Rivera, J. Archuleta. Second Row: A. Nieblas, C. Brown, A. van, E. Henderson, J. Cordova. Third Row: Mr. D. Edwards, advisor, G. Saidate, P. Harris, D. Murray, L. Jacobs. Back Row Sykes, T. Williams, M. Alvarez, P. Delgado, G. Jones. 5, ld Front Row, L. to R.: V. Warren, N. Ward, B. Field, D. Glover, W. Elder, A. Diaz, M. Tanguma, D. O'Key. Second Row: D. Austin, E. Hickman, V. Gonzales, J. Reiter, R. Ratliff, S. Perry, S. Whitby, H. Moore. Third Row: L. Washington, S. Clayton, E. Graham, R. Williams, H. George, H. Jones, W. Tucker, Mr. T. Enloe, advisor. Back Row: W. Randle, l. O'Neil, L. Hernandez, M. Johnson, B. Ivory, H. Hilliard, P. Lazalde, L. Madden. SR Fronl Row L lo R A Moreno M Gonzalez D Alva G Ayala B Sellers M Ruchards S Brooks, M Baker Y Rogers R Faurly Second Row F Salazar D Okamura L Nelson S Smrlh J Spears B Johnson P Hacks R Haw, S Sullon V Lopez Tlurd Row A Guerra B Smllh M Lew M Tsudama D Inaba A Alvarado J Allen R Eddlngs W McDonald J Mora R Barney Back Row L Turner C Upshaw J Vasquez J Braze R Morrus J Ba rel? S Knslak R Guerrero, F. Walls J Davus Mr M Mather Casli Felix, no, l.. Fourth Row G Rodrlquez V Rlvera R Rodrlquez H Vasaure S Hams B Lopez M Lacy J. Maxey T Washungton 'lk ri ' Ai , Q if ii 1 5 91' H4 lk, Y r 'T B A 'J f ,. gf 4 Q w gb f KM 3, . P Q, ii X 1 X , A xflil Fr nl Row L la R S Cardova L Coronado l Alderele M Morrlson F Harding F Myers, A. Parker K Poe D Gameros G o Servrn Mrs L Rlchards advisor Second Row R Figueroa B Holllman E Burts D Saunders, J. Burris O Miyamoto G Brown d H Mclaunn L Walls D Carter Thnrd Row K Burns G Tale L Ambers D Yamashxla F. Whlllon G Gibbons P Corona o c son B ancels ck Row B Guerrero F Flores E gers O anklun A. Garvun o :ns W x . H? Front Row, L. to R.: N. Devincentis, J. Garcia, S. Lorta, R. Marrufo, H. Guido, G. Whitfield, W. Hamption, Mrs. W. Wynne, ad visor. Second Row: L. Tamayo, D. Washington, J. Davis, M. Murphy, K. Myers, L. Renteria, D. Beans. Third Row: R. Garcia, A George, V. Bynum, 5. Borunda, E. Becerra, L. Roberts, H. Contreras. Back Row: D. Gonzales, R, Ruiz, J. Amey, S. Wilson, E. An quiano, M. Meuchaca, J. Garcia. AUTCJGRAPHS , .1 331'--' A4 n x 1, 04 Hurry! Hurry! Get your balloons HERE! Q. jelzff, Ng 4353: Muir wr! L 'mfflg YW- , 'Qi' V W' . . . Christmas ploy curtain call , , W V V of 'Q' f' ' '1 I M Qi I A . r 'G' ' Ready! . . . Aim! . .. M ,vw 9 J i .. . Amen. DUNK HIM!! SS fi A s.- ,iw- Say! Hey! Get your cotton candy NOW! . .. A ' W:fE'F:ldMJiii' lfilW5il'S!i'B55SL fi :J ff' ' ff. f, .' K ' A ' ' - ki if . -' gv, my ' , 11' I ff. K - .f 5'iillx'4 11, HL -!SiW'H'l1ii I J, ,zgm-.min - 1 n. ' f WE pw, A f A if Q I A I I f ' - n ff' ' ., ' r L X ' ' 7 7 Ai ,, 'L' , p X 'Q ' V I '11 4,1 pq, K ,' '7 ' I if 0 '1 5, V l Q J 1, f 0 ' i f 1 J f ff ,f I 5 jf V A . V' 1 f 003 Q V if I , ,ff I f 5' K 5 pl ' , I f - A 2 i ' V F 2 f7 f . 4 , 55' iff 0 id , 4 NN 2 Q- . Az. f fl TT! 1' I f ,,'- V 1 Li ' kflw 32 5 a E Q ii 5 S E S 5 Q 5 5 4 2 5 E 2 Q ii 3 E E 3 E 5 s 5 E 1 E E 2 5 3 5 H E 5 Q S H A S' fs 3' Q F a 5 ! 2 Frong Row, L. Io R.: M. Mofoyoshi, Vice Presideni, A. Saito, President, P. Jackson, Secretary. Back Row: E. Gaines, Treasurer, W. Harrison, Publicify Chairman. SERVICE E Front Row L Io R' B Huerta L Palmero B He d' D L S W , . .. . , . , . n rlx, . ew, . ong, J. Konishi, M. Kiuchi, C. Kohle, V. Atkinson. Second Row: G Tong, F. Baptism, M. Wong, P. Jackson, V. Slade, M. Johnson, J. Nakahara, B. Inaba, 5. Masudc, Y. Alvidrez. Buck Row: M. Parra, H Vasquez, R. Toshiyuki, V. Burgess, G. Gaines, S. J h W H ' ' ' o nson, . arrlson, A. Sado, S. Thomas, M. Moloyoshu, G. Takeda, M. Balderos nv '99 SENIORS First R w C Wong G Tong R Toshlyuki W JUNIORS Front Row, L. to R.: P. Matsumoto, M. Corona, S. Masuda. Harrison M Balderas Second Row N Matsumoto S John Row V Atkinson G. Cho. Back Row: J. Maier, F. Yamasaki, E. Mar: LIFE MEMBERS. Clockwise Wong, N. Matsumoto, G. Tc V. Tom. The California Scholarship Federation is an honorary society of those students with high scholarship averages, usually a B plus or better. However, scholarship students don't go about with a serious look on their faces and think all the time, even they must have their fun. So they started off their year with a dinner at the Basque Hotel. During the course of the year, presided over in the tall semester by President Af lto, and during the spring by Rober' Reyes, this organization was chiefly occu- pied with the question of raising money for some worthwhile proiect for the school. By participating in the two carni vals, selling cakes, and throwing an eve ning dance called April Fantasy, the' finally made enough to realize their goa and used their money to complete th' dressing-room paint iob by another clul by purchasing new light sockets and wal plugs, etc. NIIORS. Front Row, L. to R.: J. Domolo, S. lnab taka. Second Row: C. Kohle, L. Chan. Back Row Second Row D Lew K Yomasakl S Wong J Kilono Third Row R Chinn arado, M. Wong, A. Campos. I Hamanaka J Robinson G Domolo Fourth Row H Lai K Fairly N Wong MEMBERS. Counter-clockwise: Tong, W. Harrison, M, Marini, ee. lt was no dull year by any means and if there was anything they didn't learn, at least they had a chance to practice up on the rules of parliamentary procedure. They finished the year by purchasing gold tassels, lamps, and gold seals for the diplomas of the life members, in order to honor them. GCLD KEY THE MAGAUNE SALES STAFF. I., to R.: G. Johnson, publicity, W, Wgm R. Palomino, chairmen. l .AXN ki J? Front Row, L. to R.: L. Hilton, R. Palomino, W. Chandler, J. Cillutto, J. Sandoval, R. Reyes, M. Sango, Mr. R. Doylond, Sp Second Row: E. Combs, W. Wong, J. Price, H. lee, J. Garcia, G, Cho, Y. Jones. Bock Row: A. Vinson, C. Jones, C. Hump G. Johnson, C. Johnson, S. Chin, E. Marzette, H. Miller. GOLD KEY CABINET. L. to R.: W. Chandler, Sergeant-at'Armsg G. Johnson, President: E. Combs, Secretary'Treasurer. s I I' The Gold Key was established in i954 by Mr. William Johnston who felt that Edison needed a boy's service club. Members are selected on their grades and citizenship from application blanks that they till out. Among their activities this year were the snow cones and the penny pitch booths at the carnival, the magazine drive which they sponsored to raise money for new band uni- forms, and the Peanuts for Polio drive. On December 12, they co-sponsored the Holiday Swing Dance with the Service E. Their share of the profits was used to buy new sweaters for the members. if an If .5 4 i,1,ff'ikkf'?i - ' Front Row, L.'to L. Inobo, N. Konishi, J,-Tong, C. Wong,-C. Low, A. Mctsvurnoto. Second gow: J. JACK TESMER Kntono, M. Knuchi, D. Lew, E, Lee, L. Harris, J. Powell. Third Row: J. Komshu, J. Yomashtto, G, S Domoto, D. Tokedo, R. Chinn, B. Lenoir. Fourth Row: D. Pacheco, D. Chinn, K. Fairley, J. Sugiyomc, ponsor G. Cho, H. Lui. DONNA LEW President . -- ' A 'J . iq .,,.,, Q9 3 1. 5.443 Bo 3 ,,.k.... 7- N. RODDY CHINN JOANNA TONG Vice President Secretory ISAO HAMANAKA Treasurer AD ASTRA Los Tigritos, or The Little Tigers, is our Spanish Club. It is limited to the Spanish-speaking students and to students who are studying the language. During the annual school carnivals, they carried out their theme by selling tacos. They took time out to ioin the Drama Club in a snow trip at Fish Camp during the latter part of February, and later on in March, cofsponsored a semi-formal dance called Serenada. To end their busy year, they had a picnic at Roeding Park. tw Front Row, L. to R.: President, R. Reyes, Vice President, F, Villegasg Secretary, Y. Alvidrez. Back Row: Treasurer, C. Arenas, Sergeant-at-Arms, G. Rodriguez. Rodriguez. Los TIGRITCJS MISS HOPE OSTENDORF Sponsor 'Ent Front Row, L. to R.: P. MacDonald, M, Balderas, Y. Alvidrez, J, Daniels, L, MacDonald, M. Florentino, J, Patterson, J. Mazzella, C. Ortiz, J. Luiano, L, Palmero, A. Martinez, B. Stewart, l.. Gibara, K. Yamasaki, H. Daniels, Miss H. Ostendorl, Sponsor. Third Row: D. Lopez, C. Arenas, R. Valdez, M. Mancillas, J. Reyes, L. Lopez, P. Correa, R. Borunda, J. Galvan, M. Corona, F. Villegas. Fourth Row: 62 M. Chavez, L. Robles, R. Audelo, H, Vasquez, H. Felix, F. Gomez, R. Adame, A. Villa, J. Robinson, L. Lenoir, G. Rodriquez. SCHILLER VEREIN JOYCE MARTINSON Sponsor Left to Right: J. Maier, Fresidentp K. Bedel, Secretaryg D. Schafer, Treasurerg J. Gerber, Social Chairmang J. Beltran, Sergeant at Armsg J. Cilutfo, Vice President. Hifi--3V - U The Schiller Verein is the oldest club at Edison-established since i927-and its purpose is to enrich and encourage the study of German and its culture. Under the leadership of Jerry Maier, the club president, the club enioyed many and various activities. They had a won- derful German meal when all the German clubs in Fresno got together and had a banquet. They participated in the school carnival and had many other activities. Cabrera, J. Seedorf, R. Weber, P. Maier , J. Gerber, C. Wong, Miss J. Martinson, Sponsor. Third Row- A l'law R Adolph K linger, J. Price, K, Fairley, R. Chin, D. Chin. Fourth Row. J. Maier, J. Cillutfo, W. Gleim, J. Jan, R. Delgado,' D. Schafer, J. heltran, Domoto. G' sq MATH-SCIENCE Math-Science Club Sponsor A' Front Row, L. to R.: G. Takeda, Vice President, V. Tom, President, W. We Sergeant at Arms. Back Row: R. Toshiyuki, Corresponding Secretory, M. Ml yoshi, Recording Secretary: A. Ito, Treasurer. Under the leadership of their president, Victor Tom, the Math-Science Club members had a very A enioyable year. L pp, At the beginning of the year, a pizza potluck C party was held. Later on in the year, they spon- sored a Bingo booth in both the fall and spring carnivols. As service proiects, they cleaned and painted the backstage dressing-rooms and spon- sored an Edison Pre-Science Fair. During their leisure, they went on o snow trip in February, and several field trips in the spring. They ended' the year with the traditional dinner held in honor of their senior members., . i : Front Row, L. to R.: J. Domoto, Tong, A. Saito, M. Motoyoshi, R. Toshiyuki, E. Wong, G. Takeda, C. Wong, M. Wong. Second S. Inaba, K. Miki, V. Tom, A. Ito, W. Wong, S. Chin, D. Lo. Third Row: G. Richardson, B. Gleim, M. Wo-ng, R. Alvarado, A. Tanal Campos, L. Chan, H. Lee. JH' - .WT .au ? wp-up t Front Row, L. to R.: B. Marini, M. Yee, J, Young, J. Nakahora, A. Saito, M. Corona, S. Masuda, D. lew, P. MacDonald. Second Row- G. Takeda, M. Marini, R. Mathews, N, Greene, R. Sampson, N. Matsumoto, M. Uyeki, M. Balderas, K. Parker, E. Hutton, Third Row: G. Tong, C. Wong, J. Patterson, L. Robinson, J. Wong, G. Carmel, J. Hashimoto, K. Yamasaki. Back Row. R. Delgado, K. Fairly, J. Cillutto, G. Marzette, D. Baldwin, S. Williams, C, Graham, R. Mikel, E. Hicks, B. Hendrix. Standing: Mr. S. Hewitt, sponsor. FUTURE TEACHERS rront Row, L. to R.: Back: A. Saito, Secretary, G. Tong, Treasurer. G. Takeda, Publicity, M. Balderas, President, S. Masudo, V. President. To become a teacher is the goal of each of the members of Edison High's Potential Pedogogues - or Future Teachers. Their year was started with a ban- quet af the Basque Hotel to initiate the new members. Throughout the course of the year, three cake sales were sponsored by them for the pur- pose of raising money. They also had booths in both the fall and spring car- nivals. The senior members were able to participate in the Teacher for a Day program, during which they had the opportunity of teaching school for one day. Their service proiect for the school was to start an alumni scholarship fund, meant to help some student pur- sue his future goal in college. By helping out in the hospital during their free time, the members of the Future Nurses Club are preparing for the day when they will become nurses. The Future Nurses started the year with a get-acquainted party. At the fall school carnival, they sponsored the ice cream and popcorn booth. Two cake sales were held to raise money to buy pins forthe new mem- bers. The pins were awarded at a banquet held in April. Also in the spring, cr surprise party was given by the members for one of their sponsors. FUTURE NURSES X Front Row, L. to R.: l. Gudino, Corresponding Secretary, S. Thomo Treasurer, R. Rodriquez, Secretary. Bock Row: V. McArn, President, J. Tat Historian, S. Thomas, Vice President. Fr nt Row, L. to R.: A. Fomon, B. Smith, J. Tate, C. Ramsey, V. McArn, S. Thomas, S, Thomas. Second Row: B. Huerto, R. Rodriquez, Il W L A B on. Third Row: l. Gudino, B. Moore, H. Easter, 5. lone, R. .l Mozlella, B. Johnson, J. Wilkerson, B. Co ins, . yons, . rann Driver, G. Walker, L. Ellord. Q MISS VIRGINIA VALASIS Co-Sponsor DRAMA CLUB --..-.... 1 -1. , sl- ,,.. k N-use Firsf Row, L. Io R.: A, Brannon, Secretory, R. Vinson, Vice Presidenlg A. Bishop, Presideni. Second low D. Woods, Treasurer, N. Jones, Publicity. Front Row, L. lo R.: Miss V. Valasis, J. Burton, J. Bishop, B. Abram, A. Vinson, J. Wollen, K. Richmond, B. Riddlespriger, C. Mayo, E. Burke, G. Frisch. Second Row: V. McArn, S. Thomas, D. Woods, A. Brannon, S. Thomas, B. Hardy, M. Solo, D. Hueria, C. Ramos, J. Reyes, L. Kemp. Third Row: N. Jones, A. Bishop, M. Walls, B. Sam, G. Morris, H. Rivos, O. Celaya, A. Mendoza, P, Marlinez. Fourth Row: B. Collins, P. Lowe, I. Perkins, P. Lowe, O. Noel, P. Walker, P. Burno, J. BaHle, L. Hilton, V. Dean, J. Maier. 67 Home Eccers N A I 4 Q. W4 se , Y I I' ' - r 27 10' it j .Q fi' ? Z.' , ,f ' ' .Q f 6 W' l 5 L- , Front Row, L. to R.: M. Smith, President, M. Self, Vice President. Back: S. Fowlks, Treasurer, E. Marzetle, Secretary. The girls below, HOME ECCERS ore, And in homemaking iobs they star. In proiects for profit and fun, Cooking and sewing points they've won. As a prize for points recorded, With a club pin, they're rewarded. The Home Eccers Club was organized in 1952, and is open to students in the iunior high who are interested'in homemaking. Mrs. W. Wynne is the club sponsor. The poem was written by Mrs. R. Cornett, former sponsor. -'I Front Row, L. to R.: B. Whitfield, F. Foreman, M. Smith, J. Decatur, E. Lee, E. Garcia, M. Mora, J. Faustina, M. Gibbons, W. Wynne, sponsor, M. Price. Second Row: E. Marzette, C. Clay, E. Marzette, Mis, M. Graves, L. Ambers, G. Tate, B. Johnson, B. Jones. Back Row: Reese.,Third Row: A. George, M. Harrison, D. Hendrix, P. Turney, J. Davis, M. Graves, L. Ambers, G. Tate, B, Johnson, B. Jones. Back Row: J. Pendergrass, V, Bynum, L. Roberts, S. Fowlks, M. Self, S. Palomino, E. Rocha, C. Edmunson, M. Tate, V. Earl, B. Gunter. 68 Library Slaff 5 v E N l L. to R.: J. Young, Mrs. A. Hunler, librarian, B. Person. Front Row, l.. lo R.. J. Porlillo, J. Cuevas, M, Vega, B. Cuevas, Y. Alvidrez, M. Porra, B. Person, J. Younge, S. Kawaguchi. Back Row: Takaoka, B. Anderson, W. Chan T. K G. Rich d ' ' ' Lenior, C. Marzelle, H. Rivas. g, nox, ar son, S. Freeman, L. Bell, R. Henry, B. Hendrix, H. Brinkley, E. Hicks, M. Morales EST '55 The purpose of the Highlight staff is to publish a bi-weekly paper chock full of newsy news. This year's editors were Leola Robinson, editor- in-chief, Mary Hodges, news edi- tor, Mary Vega, editorial editor, and Dezie Woods, feature editor. Leola Robinson, Mary Hodges, Diana Hodges, Carmen Arenas, Mary Vera, and Maria Balderas at- tended a spring San Joaquin Valley Scholastic Press Convention that was held at Fresno State College on April ll. During the convention Mary Vega, Editorial Editor, was awarded a certificate of merit for excellence in the field of iournalism. To raise additional funds, the staff sold pennants at the school's annual spring and fall carnivals. - t Editor ln ChleON mow Rawls HIGHLIGHT Front Row, l.. to R.: D. Hodges, reporterp M. Hodges, News Editor, D. Woods, Feature Editor: l.. Robinson, Editor in Chief. Back row: M. Vega, Editorial Editor, D. Williams, reporter, C. Arenas, reporter. Front Row, L. to R.: N. Jones, R. Sate, C. Sounders, M. Walls, B. Gant. Second Row: V. Dean, J. Battle, P. Burns, V. Tilmon. Third Row: C. Morris, D. Woods, S. Lane, A. Brannon, B. Hendrix. Fourth Row: G. Stanfield, L. Walker, N. Greene, V. William, C. Burnley. SR. HIGH JR. HIGH Y-TEENS nior High Y-Teens Officers. Front Row, L. to R.: D. Hendrix, E. Marzette, R. Senior High Y-Teens Officers. L. to R.: J. Battle, V. Deon, N. Jones, P. Burns apkins. Back Row: J. Boily, E. Marzette. iq-wiuw ... + - .A + f. , La Front Row, L. to R.: V. Topscott, M. Smith, J. Powell, E. Marzette, V. Hudson, B. Lenior, C. Bean. Second Row: E. Marzette, C. Cloy, J. Baily, E. McClenden, D. Hendrix, J. Robins. Third Row: M. Smith, G. Floyd, D. Alexander, R. Hopkins, 8. Person, L. Henton. DGLPHINETTES MADELYN WONG President CAROLYN KAHLE Secretory SHEILA WONG Treasurer MARLENE WONG Vice-President L :Z:om Thgee, L. io R.: S. Moro, S. Wong, A. Ameda. Middle Twbo: C. LINDA PALMER, Ie, L, olmero. Top Four: J. Aroto, C. Wong, J. Wong, L. Ina a. soki, K. Bedel, J. Wcgner,, E. Hess, J. Robbins, R. Lopez, M. Florentin Publicity Chairmi i B. Moore, J. Bishop, C. Meux. MODERN DANCE fl Sponsor MODERN DANCE CABINET: S. Thomas, Secretary, A. Brannon Vice Presidenh G. Norris, Presidenh C. Owens, Treasurer. MADELYN SHUCK a I' dfgff-f-f,rAt I4 t it if if G.A.A. 7 W ' it M . . sr., M , 1 Q . 1 . g t is Y 2 J i' i V1 Front Row, L. to R.: J. Domoto, S. lnaba, J. Mason, C. Whitehead, S. Thomas. Second Row: V. Burgess, E. Gaines, W. Harrison S Johnson M. Johnson, S. Masuda, D. Lew, D. Woods. Third Row: L. Kemp, P. Matsumoto, P. Lowe, A. Brannon, S. Thomas, V. McArn, B, Wyatt M Uyeki TERRI URRUTIA Sponsor This organization is open to senior high girls, who are interested in developing their skills in swimming, basketball, baseball, track, and paddle tennis. The meetings are held after school and the members receive l0O points for coming out three nights. At the end of the year, members with the most points receive pins. Every year the members of the Girls Athletic Association go to different tcurna- . ments, held either at Edison or another school. This year they went to a basketball tournament held at Roosevelt. The G.A.A. this year has the distinction of being the first in the history ofthe Fresno High Schools to have a girls' track playday. BENGAL CLUB l Villegas, Sergeant at Arms, C. Johnson, Commissionerkiof Athletics, Coach M Masini, Sponsor ' Although this is only the second year in existence for the lettermen's club, they already are known as a group of hustling energetic boys who like to get things done, This year as their service project they raised money, by sponsoring the Bermuda Hop and the Faculty vs. Students basketball game, and donated it to the first- aid fund forthe football players. Harry Miller presided during the year as President under which he had a capable cabinet. .am Front Raw, L, to R, G. Domoto, Z. Graves, H. Miller, G. Johnson, N, Waller, J. Wollen, H, Turney, R. Gardner, Second Row: B. Namba, R. Polorriir.o,l J GUVUG, H- Dcniels, C. Humphreys, A. Hernandez, E, Marzette, C. Johnson, B. Riddlesprlger, E. Palomino. Bark Row: W, Streets, F. Villegas, D. unt, R. Revls, L, Whittle, J. Adams, N. Spraggins, l., Hilton, R. lewis, R, Aguilar, H. Fujiwara. COLOR GUARD, Lefl lo Rlghl: R. Corlez, J. Vasquez, D. Sorondo, L. Facio, J. Marquez, J. Pichardo. OFFICERS, Owens, D. Slanding, L. lo R.: F. Greco, A. Daniels, L. Fado, Sorrondo, F. Verdugo, E. Beltran. Kneeling: B. R. Mora. MAJOR JAMES LOGAN MAJOR MARIANNO CH CALIFORNIA f,,1-ff 4 - A '22 L 'f1Flf- ' A e..J'1i.e.. 'f 1 'r .- 76 I ' Q. . J ' ' ,,. ,V U , R ' f H CADET CORPS , ff Q Q: , , - .nn, ,ui Front Row, L. to R.: D. Soriondo, R. Cortez, C, Diaz, R, Collins, M Vega, T. Sotelo, J. Piccardo, S. Truiillo, R. Vasquez, M. Mar ' , I . tinez, J. Beltran. Second Row. G, Beltran, J, Vasquez, R. Sotelo, J. Edmundson, R. Espinoza, H. Ramos, J. Cortez, J. Sanchez. T Aragon, B. Baker, J. Beltran. Back Row: J. Marquez, C. Fernandez, N. Wright, R. Ramirez, V. Bombaster, R. Trevino, C. Penny well, C. Mack, J. Cooper. me-... XXX 'ffm 34 F, X -W' , , ns - ,- ,sy . . - fi . A, .55--14' fi B First Raw, L. to R.: F. Verdugo, S. Santoya, G. Wilson, H. Jaime, H. Lazalde, L. Sanchez, L. Facia, B. Ware. Second Row: R. Soto G. Moss, F. Alcarez, A. Wilcox, L, Sanchez, R. Washington. Back Row: B. Stot, B. Simpson, R. Contreras, G. Rodriguez, S. Vos quez, R. Aragon. st Battalion S- J, J A i , 6 e.' tset L. fi 'V' , L in ' Q . Q F' ' 'A ,, lf 4 B First Row, L. to R.: E. P. Santas, J. Castillo, T. Rodriguez, D. Martinez, T. Reyes, J. Ramirez, S. Flores, R. Mora. Second Row: R. Mamas, S. Miranda, M. Grace, R. Rivas, J. Conriquez, D. Rocha, L. Facio. Back Row: L. Williams, E. Delocruz, C. Mendoza A Id Fisher, B. Taylor. l L xygsggg '.TT .. Vs Rally Committe N The primary purpose of the rallymen is to police at all the games. They serve an important function in keeping adults and alumni, who might not cooperate with our yell leaders or smoke in our stands, out of our rooting section. They also serve an important part in helping to present a '-'H good impression of us to those who do not know us. Working with the rallymen is the rally commit- tee. This fifteen member group of energetic stu- dents with ideas is headed by the Commissioner g of Student Activities and strives to give our student X body the best in both entertaining and spirit-pro- ' , , voking rallies. lt is through these rallies that our J 'll gl student body goes on to the games with the spirit , ,V of winning and helps our team to be the champ- 2 ions that they are. Front Row, L. to R.: R. Reyes, M. Florentine, M. Johnson, G. Tong. Second Row: C Kahle, D. Woods, B, Hendrix. Third Row: C. Wong, M. Marini, I. Perkins, F. Daniels Fourth Row: J. Maier, G. Frisch, W. Chandler, A. Vinson. J Rallymen -'r iii -awww-or wanna :mmm-nv-1 .mwww .-st...-.-M Q ' we-on . H .W 'Irf- , ' Front Row, L. to R.: R. Palomino, G. Frisch, F. Villegas, B. Riddlespriger, Second Row: W. Chandler, J. Cilluio, J. Greene, V. Jones. Third Row: H. Daniels, W. Green, E. Marzette. 78 Our Leffer Girls lm fffff ffffffff ' 13 1 .Q 1, ... . .g. snwi an 1 'O Y 'I A 5 A :-- .4 My l 1 . .dz ' x1 sr X. 5 5 wi ' A Q , IAQ JQANNE DGMOTO VIVIAN SLADE WANDA HARRISON LINDA PALMERO SHIRLEY JOHNSON SHARON INABA 1 . II ll i. I MAJCRETTES 555. ., KJ ag, W my , . 7 'YI ,.f' 'J I wa , : 05 , -- 'pf f II ..kn:,,., J. I -1,,ig.,:l '-.1-gy' , mg... .2 . -- ,nw ,..., ,f f . f' :LQS-'pigy ff? I I ' -.i.1vw,,,a :'v'x' .' -,V Az. ff ,fa Qqfkgi inf 1 . A 9. . f arc. qi. If-H ' fm, 'f...: - ' N :T e' ,L ANITA LUJANO Head Moioretfe CAROL RAMSEY L. -- 5. If g mfn3,,-Aw . . .:kL,L ,, , ' UVM . W L., :N ,W I , .., .Ny , 4 , . .Wi zk,. A' , 'wg' 6, EDNA GAINES BENETTA IVEY LINDA LOPEZ , it fhky I I. 4 V ,. , I. M H -I. A H- 4-Q-my f '1 1 my .. f': MUSIC MUSIC GIRLS V m'E . 5 'il Jil Silt 'l ix 1. l. , ' l , . .wiht i 1555 S 5 Q Front Row, l.. to R.: D. Leon, H. Manuelos, M. Johnson, R. Swans, G. Beniamin, N. McHaren, M. Self, J. Decatur, D. Madden, P. Alvarado, S. Bonkston, P. Aragon. Second Row: A. Boone, E. Beltran, J. Galvan, G. Taylor, H. Jones, C. Rooters, E. Moore, V. Earl, V. Bynum, M. Diaz, G. Miranda, E. Avila, E. Diaz. Third Row: P. Pendleton, N. Galvon, P. Lord, G, Galindo, B. Dreher, V. Pickens, N. Word, M. Price, J. Caples, P. Clark, A. Gomez, B. Anderson. Back Row: H. Moore, B. Dreher, L. Hill, J. Jefferson, L. Harris, C. Clay, C. Reiter, C. Faulkner, W. Logan, R. Streets, R. Jefferson. VII.-. -si ical N' 'VW il 41 A af., . -'-' ., 4 JM M Sl? Z, 0 if - ' s i r ' .lil i V 'L s f 'Z J' - ,l :W J tt., -. S . C W Nlllii l fi i l J l iii ilrl .li il J il. J r L 2 f ef 5 i 0 f Q: C gf' 1 WI rd a E , f s f- 4 1 I L . I 1 Y I i 0 th l xp . . . . l Fl. y Q l iw. W l l, ,ni l J ,l lizll ront Row, l.. to R.: B. Garcia, S. Clark, B. Dobbins, L. Kitono, B. Kiuchi, N. Howdo, D. Santos, M. Larrogoity, B. Fowler. Second ow: S. Stevens, C. Hernandez, C. DeLoPena, B. Sigola, J. Bailey, D. Hendrix, L. Mitchell, M. Atkinson, M. Bolden. Third Row: , Williams, L. Northeross, B. Colon, M. Allen, J. Neal, E. McClendon, 5. Stebens, P. Turney, J. Davis. Bock Row: P. Clay, B. larris, B Edwards, R. Pierson, E. Garden, B. Benjamin, D. Thom os, F. Mclaurin, C. Beans. B U MIXED l ik e iw r CHCIR .ty ! ., frll X if y 1,243 .Nell ll ll tl ll li l l ' ont Row, L. to R.: A. Haynes, J. Pendergrcss, M. Smith, N. Soliz, J. Ochs, D. Turner, R. Riddlesprigger, R. Borefield, E. Garcia, Harris, F. Jones. Second Row: J. Luiano, A. Bruton, J. Flores, R. Lopez. V. Casarez, B. Lewis, S. lsom, M. Holley, F. Wilson, D. -ese, M. Graves. Third Row: H. Martinez, S. White, V. Hudson, C. Rocha, H. Rubalcava, R. Hopkins, B. Pierson, J. Powell, B. tnes, E. Coleman, H. Burnley. Back Row: H. Moreno, F. Banks, H. Sullivan, W. Mathews, G. Floyd, H. Noel, R. Johnson, R. 81 anley, M. Resales, C. Hughey. SENICJR Front Row L to R A Y Alvidrez E Gaines, E. Ochoa, B. Kendrix, V. Atkinson, H. Felix, T. Williams, L. Baldwin. Second Row: N, Aldereti Fairley, S. Johnson, A. Luiana, R. Audelo, B. lvey, D. Huerta, J. Barnes. Third Row: l. Bradley, R. Davis, G. Morris, l.. Bishop, V, Sladi Simons, O. Haynes, J. Johnson, E. Wyatt. Last Row: P. MacDonald, L. Sl. James, B. Collins, A. Bishop, M. Atkinson, A, Brown, E. Bi M. Ray, J. Wollen, H. Brinkley, G. Frisch. f vw... : ' 'H 4 l A Q , g l 1 i X a Front Row, L. to R.: V. Atkinson, P, MacDonald, V. Slate, Y. Alvidrez, D. Lew, P. Jackson, E. Hicks. Bock Row: D. Huerta, J. Sandoval, E. Burke, K. Richmond, E. Combs, R. Reyes, S. Huerta, W. Streets. Not Shown: L. MacDonald, The Senior choir is open to all students who want to further their singing ability. Each year the members of the group attend a music festival at city college and perform along with other schools of Fresno. They also perform at luncheons, din- ners, conventions, etc. Robert Reyes, president, presided over the ninety- member choir. . CHGIR ont Row, L. vo R.: R, Lurios, M. Flores, W. Horrison, M. Johnson, I. Diaz, D. Hodges, B. Sleworl, C. Rios. Second Row: R. Davis Jckson, C. Comarino, B. Huerlo, D. Lew, A. Martinez, C. Kohle, N. Sigolu, R. Moreno. Third Row: J. Sondovol, H, Daniels, S. Huerla, W Vreefs, F. Taylor, C. Burnley, L. MacDonald, E. Hicks, B. Hendrix, Lo st Row: W. Greene, G. Johnson, E. Compell, E, Combs, K. Richman eyes, B, Riddlespriger, M. Young, P. Neal, M, While, E. Hursl, A. Brannon, +wf1e:+gv,w': hs so 7 f 'Wi-I, 'ff' 4 ' F42 W 1 y I J, Accompanist and Soloist . T ' PHYILIS MQCDONALD ff- Soloist JIMMY SANDOVAL l. 'iw CHOIR CABINET: B. Hendrix, Ireosurerg S. Huerfo, vice preside-nl, W. Harrison, secreicryg R. Reyes, presidenl. d R . fly. if ai- fy, 5 , ,L , fig. ,5 P xf ,F 1f2?Z v 'Q E.-W,,.m..sg 'Wi 5 4 f. 1 ,N W, w fmgmv W' 5, kgs. Mi 5' Lf T :avg DRUMS A Larragony F Castrllo REEDS Waller ba R Chmn M Ray G Domoo R Chavez R Alvarado L Chan C Wong, H. ron! Raw L Io R G Servln K Parker R Malihews I Contreras Second Row .I Dr.-IaCruz T Davndlan P Davlduan T ard Row D Spencer, Fuenfeg. K1 sf 5 VERA BURGESS Football Carnival Queen The sixth annual Dolphinette Sweet- heart Queen was Annie Brannon. On Saint Valentine's Day she was selected tor her delightful personality, popular- ity, and her ability to get along with all of her classmates. A crown of red and white carnations and a bracelet were presented to Queen Annie by last year's4 queen. Students who at- tended the noon-dance in honor of Queen Annie saw her crowned. CELEBRITIES During the fall football carnival held at the Ratcliffe Stadium in September, Vera Burgess was chosen to reign as Football Queen. She was selected by the team members because of her sparkling personality, good-looks, and charm. Her active schedule includes being a pep girl, Service E member, G.A.A. member, senior class treasurer, and student body secre- tary. All of these activities highlighted her senior year. NOT PICTURED Print Day King and Queen V FRED GRECO and BETTY ABRAM Track Queen ANNlE BRANNON ilett to Right: C. Ramos, M. Wong, W. Harrison, G. Tong, Attendants. Seated A Brann Sweetheart Queen . tm ' w 4 Proiectionists: E. Morzette, D. Kerber, B. Gleim. 4.2 Xe .1 . a ' 5 f' -J . . -, 1' k Y ,, f t . .'-' Q X sf, f 1 f ,,sl f'NfH-v'-4- , Lovely maidens line the stage . . iii t il? f ' F ,Q Q g g 2' 1 ,gk r xv' to strut for the Fashion Show . . egg MN i 1' Getting ready for the Pre'Science Fair . . . Just u bunch of hams . . 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I E 'M GLORIA TAKEDA lcubovel VERA BURGESS lclbovel MARLENE WONG Ileftl MIYUKI MOTOYOSHI Krighfl ROSS TOSHIYUKI lbelowl ' 91 l a l. to R.: Coach Ellis Carrasco, Captain Harry Miller, Coach Mickey Masini, Co'Captain Roger Palomino, Coach Vico Bondietti. VARSITY FO0TBALL With the commencement of the all-city high school carnival, the Tiger gridiror began, and to the surprise of The Fresnc Bee, Masini's small squad wound up c season of 7 wins, and l loss. The Tigers who made the All City firs squad were: Theotis Crump who wo chosen tackle, Harry Miller was selectea All City back, Roger Palomino was chosen All City Center, Odis Murdock was select ed to the position of back, and Nolan Spraggins was awarded the position o back. Cn the second squad, Frank Villega was selected guard, and Lamont Whittlt was chosen to the position of back. Odis Murdock not only made the fir: All City team, but also the San Francisci Chronicle Team. He was the second Tige to have this honor, Vestee Jackson bein' the first. Edison ranked second in the Norther Yosemite League and fifth in Norther California. VARSITY SCORES Edison l9-i2 ............ Cooling Edison 24- O Mt. Whitne Edison 'l3- 6 .... Reedle Edison 27- 0 .... Mader Edison l3- 7 ........ Clov Edison -l3 .. Rooseve Edison Edison 20 20 13 -I3 -i9 FIRST STRING. Front Row, L. to R.: K. Humphrey, F. Villegns, H. Polk, R. Palomino, N. Waller, T. Crump, N. Spraggins. Bock Row L. to Graves, O. Murdock, H. Miller, L. Whittle. , .s... Merce Fresno Hig R.. Z. ka 9 Q' BACKFIELD. Front Row, L. to R.: Z. Graves, J. Adams, L. Whittle, l. Taylor, A. Cooper. Back Row: H. Miller, O. Murdock, M. Sango, l. Whittle, C. Mayo. TACKLES. Front Row, L. to R.. A. Quinto, F. Villegos, P. Prince, B. Nombc. Bock Row: L. Castillo, D. Chinn, A. Williams, M. Epperson, T. Crump CENTERS AND GUARDS. Front Row, L. to R.. B. Riddlesprigger, R. Palomino, L. Rosemond, H. Polk, D. Hunt. Boclz Row, l.. to R.: A. Allen, l, C. McFull, J. Mitchell, E. Combs, N, Waller, R. Revis. ENDS. l.. to R.: L. Hilton, R. Jones, K. Humphrey, N, Sproggins, J. Bcirelc. L. to R.: Coach Roulin, assistant, W. Streets, captain, Coach J. Spino, Head Coach: Coach N. Brown, assistant. I A . ' ' T . 15213 Mgr, . kfmzfyrgiflfi' I . K... ? V K Q li ilii A AAJJ4 I 5 5. .2 H. Turney, LINEMEN. Bottom Row, to R.: A. Rocha, E. Palomino, R. Conley, D. Borunda, J. Cisneros. Football Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison SCORES Coalinga Visalia ., Reedley Madera Roosevelt Clovis Merced Fresno i l r my Yu LINEMEN. Bottom Row, L. to R.: R. Streets, E. Matthews, E. Burke, L. Chan, A. Campos, A. Chory, R. Harris. Top Row: G. Cho, F. Banks, G. Moore, J. Hernandez, R. Vasquilar, J. Verdugo, R. Greco. BACKFIELD. Bottom Row, L. to R.: A. Tanaka, R. Lewis, J. Baptista, J. Garcia, S. Huerta, S. Bishop. Second Row: W. Streets, H 94 Fuiiwara, W. Hilton, E. Dean, R. Gardner, F. Fone. KN... Jr. High Baseball 5 4: sg! . ,zu 'i Mfiifl 'X ... Bollom Raw, L. to R.: E. Wong, manager, J. Aquirre, R. Radriquel, C. Diaz, M, Facio, T. Phillips. Second Row: R. Mora, R. Greco, J. Corlez, K. Penn, D. R. Johnson, D. Marquez, A. Garcia. Top Row: Coach Spino, R. Vasquilar, R, DeLosSan1os, S. McDonald, M. Brooks, T. Williams, Jr. High Baskelb ll X Q A H 19' - if? . K 0 J JJJJ ' . gi A' it , . ..,. I9 Front Row, L. lo R.: G. Leal, Manager, E. Cho, C. Burks, K. Penn, D. Johnson. Second Row: W. Dobbins, Manager, W. Williams, F. Lacy, S. Sanloyo, E. Mailhews, Mr, G. Peak, Coach. Third Row: H. Jenkins, G. Moore, R. Spolser, D. Burris, D. Hurst. .14-'JH Starting Line-up i .eq , i gi .l W A 1 Hart Polk i Front Row, L. to R.: C. Mayo, G. John-san, J. Green. Second Row: E. Williams, H. Daniels, G. JOHN TOOMASIAN Peebles, C. Richmond, I. Perkins, Mgr. Back Row: J. Wollen, H. Polk, C. Humphreys, C. Pickens, COACH C Johnson, L. Hilton, stalislician. , VARSITY BASKETBALL This year, Coach John Toomasian's hoopsters had an outstanding season, even though they came in second place in the league. After winning the Kings- burg tournament, an achievement which appealed to all the players, our dribblers continued to be the chief contenders for first place in the league. All of Tiger- town was elated when, after a thrilling game, we came from behind to beat Fresno High by one point-47 to 46l Perhaps, with this victory, our Tigers became too overconfident and we were all astonished when, of all things, Merced beat us on her home court by one point. lt was THE great let-down because now, we and our chief opponents, the Warriors, were tied for first place. Although our boys played valiantly, the superior height of Fresno semed to predominate throughout the game, and they beat us, 38 to 50. Our hoop season closed after we defeated Clovis, 56-50. Among our Tigers who made the All-City Team were Hart Polk, the highest scorer, and Cleo Johnson, our second scorer. The rest of our hoopsters, who all played very. well and should receive mention are: Johnny Wollen, John Green, Carl Humphreys, Cal Mayo, Cliff Pickens, Gene Johnson, Karl Richmond, Ernest Williams, and Herb Daniels. I believe our season was an excellent one, following Edison tradition, and there should be no reason to tear for the future,'-for as always, wherever you find the best, you'll find our Tigers there, too! VARSITY SCORES Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Edison Hanford , .....,... Lemoore Dinuba Sanger Selma Fowler Lemoore W oshington U. ..... Roosevelt W ashington U. ...,.... Merced Madera Fresno High Clovis . ....... Roosevelt Merced Madera Fresno High Clovis sifflffiffflisfiiifiwii P , X TJ 'li' ist? J l I Carl Humphrey 46 30 44 37 22 I9 John Wollen 34 45 37 34 37 34 46 34 40 ' ,l, ,.. - l 'GH' I 5 1 t fit. T' l l -Q S J Cleo Johnson, Cliff Pickens s. PAUL CHIAMES COACH Roosevelt ..Y... 40 34 ...... Edison Merced ,....... 32 36 ...... Edison Madera ..,...7. 35 3 44 ,.7... Edison Fresno .... 30 34 .e.,,. Edison ctovis ..,. 29 sa ...,.. Edison Roosevelt ....,. 33 41 ,,,,,, Edison Merced ....,V.. 20 38 .A.,,s Edison Madera ,,,.,... 40 48 ,,..,. Edison Fresno ,,.. 31 29 .,,,,. Edison Clovis ..,. 34 29 ...... Edison Front Row, L. to R.: E. Smith, J. Nixon, K. Lewis, S. Bishop, C. Fane. Second Row: L. Wheatley, J. Marquez, O. Haynes, F. Greco, R. Streets, E. Combs, Mgr. Back Row: K. Fairly, J. Johnson, R. McNair, E. Dean, B. Hicks, L. Hilton, statistician. B BASKETBALL The B team coached by Mr. Paul Chiames began the season by winning all the non-league games. They continued on this winning spree throughout the season by winning league play at a ratio of 8:2 and ended up the season with a 15:2 seasonal margin. The starters and rebounders were Kenneth Fairley, Jerry John- son, Billy Hicks, Emanuel Dean, Richard Streets, and Ronnie McNair, The players that received basketballs were those mentioned above plus Charles Fane, and Fred Greco. With such a wonderful team and season we can look forward next season for another potential championship team. Starting Line-up, Counter-clockwise: F. Greco, B. Hicks, K. Fairly R. McNair, R. Streets, J. Johnson, B. Dean, Coach Paul Chiames. 97 VARSITY BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL: Captains 0. Murdock, and H. Miller, Coach V. Bondietti. I VARSITY BASEBALL Our varsity baseball team is fortunate this year to have brand new uniforms. The uniform, light grey with a tiger emblem on both shoulders, have EDISON sewn on the front. Black cops initialed with an E top off the outfit. Under the capable leadership of Coach Vico Bon- detti, our baseball team started the season by scalping the Sanger Apaches in a non-league game. Students who advanced from Junior Varsity are Billy Hicks, Eddie Combs, Herb Daniels, Ronnie McNair, and Hart Polk. Other players are Fred Greco, Sho Kamimoto and Ronnie Bradley. At present the 'future of the team looks bright. Bottom Row, I.. to R.: R. Bradley, L. C. McFall, F. Greco, S. Kamimoto, W. Streets, R. McNair, D. Malone, Manager. Top Row: V. Bondietti, Coach, D. Hunt, E. Combs, O. Murdock, H. Miller, H, Daniels, B. Hicks, N. Spraggins. USUN, First Raw L to R W Chandler Mgr K Miki J Silva M Bracamonte, C. Herrera, M. Bracamonte, D. Ruiz, W. Brown. Second Row: H Perez A Miller L Taylor K Lewis R Ross N Waller K linger Paul Chiames, Coach. Not Pictured, J. Marquez. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL ' JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL Coach Paul Chiames' iunior varsity baseball team started the season with only two returning veterans and a whole new team. But the boys showed courage and determination to play positions they had never played before. They fought the season to the end even though they were handicapped at the beginning of the season because they hadn't played enough. Manuel Bracamonte was catcher, Henry Perez and Charles Herrera, pitchers, Kenneth linger, first base, Kimio Miki and Danny Ruiz, second base, Gutio Silva and Mike Bracamonte were third base. Guarding left field was Andy Miller and Will Brown, Nick Waller, center field, Robert Reyes, and Levy Taylor, right field, Kenneth Lewis, shortstop. At present the leading hitters are Waller, Silva, Perez and Linger. Next year we are looking forward to a very success- ful season with these boys. CROSS COUNTRY. First Row: W. Greene, J. Barnes, C. Ash- ley, Back Row: Coach Fletcher, F. Alderete, R. Amador, W. Wingfield, E. Marzette. new ,.. f s-sm W -.-. - . W. f... -f . ,,,. f , . .fini .' VY 'Lthr 1 ' ,, A. 1f,f r- , ..,, L At. f-w Y l my 1- - 2. ii N 1 .Z HF S-f., :J ,giiwwig nf W w ,Mg -V . . ...fu - -ng. - Vs f . H., :Q t www' . - TRACK .M , , , .,.- V CROSS COUNTRY. First Row: E Young, E. lsom, T. Aragon, R. Gu mino, E. Burton. Second Row: l- Saldana, O. Haynes, L. Settle, F Spotser, A. Marchese. Y 'f'-ll! .. , if .fy 1 was 'N ' 'af Center: Coach Toomasian, A. Vin- son, Coach Fletcher, O. Haynes. i i ' - ilfifth 'fzeiiijfg 1 ,-Q! td VARSITY TRACK, First Row, L. to R.: D. Chiexn, J. Adams, C. Mayo, L. Whittle, J. Amey. Second Row: R. Revis, Manager, J. Braggs, 1. Barnes, J. Wollen, T. Crump, L. Whittle, M. Sango, W. Wingfield. Third Raw: G. Johnson, C. Pickens, H. Brinkley, J. Green, W. Greene, A. Williams, A. Vinson. IDD is 36- !. CLASS B. First Row, L. to R.: R. Fowler, L. Fane, L, Wheatley, B. Riddlespriger, L. Sellle. Second ROW: T. J. Tvfney, MOHGQGY, A Marchese, O, Haynes, C, Robinson, E. Marzette, E. Dean, E. Burks, R. Lewis, W. Riley. Third Row: T. Aragon, J. Garcia, J. Romero S. Bishop, D. Young, G. Moore, R. Harris, D. Woods. lt is a tradition at Edison to have a good track team. This year's track teams followed the tradition exactly. Outstanding cindermen are Gene Johnson and John Tiny Wollen, Edison's high iumpers. Top 440 runners are Eugene Marzette, Clifford Pickens, Maur- ice Sango, Wesley Wingfield, Albert Williams, James Riley, and Bill Riddlespriger. Edison's top broadiumpers are Melvin Johnson, James Nixon, George Cleveland, Eugene Mar- zette, Rochelle Bradley, John Adams, James Braggs, Richard Santos, George Cleveland and Oscar Haynes, who has succeeded in iumping 20 feet. John Adams has iumped 23 feet llfg inches which is the longest from Bakers- field north. Only two other boys have ever accomplished this. The Tiger's top l32O runners r:re Alan Marchese, Robert Har- ris. and Tom Aragon. Hurdlers and sprinters are La- mont Whittle, Arnold Vinson, and Joe Amey. Shotput and discus throwers are Theodis Crump, Robert Ver- dugo, Joe Garcia, Sam Bishop, and Albert Williams. 880 runners are Jim Barnes, John Green, Bill Green, Eugene Marzette, Ed Burkes, Don Young. Ever hear of a championship team? This year's freshman and sophomore team can certainly fit into that category. They have won every meet they attended making them city, valley, and Northern Yosemite league cham- pions. Because this is a freshman- sophomore group, we can cert- ainly look forward to even better things from them in the future. 'WA CLASS C, First Row, L. to R.: E. Johnson, R, Alderete, J. Nixon, W, Saunders, G. Cleveland. Second Row R. Santos, R. Gamino, R. Verdugo, E. Isom, C. Tillmon. B and C Track 101 ghiw iii? Q , 42 W, , ,f QW 'T . 'i . . ' 1' - a41 -- Wa' .T Ili JAKE'S AUTO BODY WORKS Complete Automotive Reconstruction Jake Mirigan 2017 San Benito AM 4-5160 WONDERLAND ROLLER RINK FRIENDLIEST CROWD ON WHEELS 5090 N. 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Tulare Phone AD 3-0356 'em G ' om' Phones: AD 3-2291 -AD 3-4010 Compliments of J OHNN Y'S POULTRY MARKET 1516 Merced AM 6-4123 Compliments of DICK'S SHOE STORE 1526 Kern Street ANTUNA'S FOOD MARKET GROCERIES That Are Fresh And At Reasonable Prices Always 1061 F Street AM 6-6140 Fresno, California Valley Industrial Laundry Specialists for INDUSTRY - AUTOMOTIVE - SERVICE TRADES Serving All Central California Counties ANDY'S PIZZERIA OUR SPECIALTY: PIZZA 129 E. Belmont Ave. AD 3-6053 Fresno, California FONG-FONG CAFE AM 6-0627 1325 F Street CHINESE FOOD OUR SPECIALTY Tai Wong, Mgr. AD 3-9378 1521 Kern Street MARUKO CYCLERY SPORTING GOODS - HOBBY DEPT. L A M 0 U R E 9 S 1153 F Street AM 4-2588 P A R I S I A N C L E A N E R S LA PALOMA SPANISH FOOD ENCHILADAS Wholesale And Retail Orders To Take Out 312 California Ave. AD 7-2482 Fresno, California Charles Mariscal THE KOGETSU-DO CO. IKEDA BROS. Japanese Confectionery and Japan Tea AD 7-2670 920 F Street FEATURING A QUALITY LAUNDERED SHIRT SERVICE 4 Locations To Serve U 803 G Street ....... AD 3-4723 2024 Van Ness Blvd. . . . BA 7-8233 Shields 8. Chestnut . . . CL 1-7208 North Ist 8. Ashlan Ave. . . . BA 9-0761 DELIVERY SERVICE REX MEAT MARKET MEAT5 AND GROCERIES WASHING LUBRICATION PORK PACKERS I 8 T AD 3-5164 1512 Tulare UNION 76 GASOLINE 804 F Street Best Wishes ro the Class of '59 Corner of Inyo ROYAL Free Pick-up and Delivery Service NISE' SKEICCQFQADUSESECIALIST AM 4-2045 Fresno, California 911 F Street AM 6-1845 GOOD LUCK AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '59 GENNUSO'S SERVICE Phone AD 7-2379 Fresno 81 E Streets Fresno, California Phone AD 3-9842 HOLLYWOOD CAMERA SHOP FRANWS SERVICE PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES NORWMK PRODUCTS Corner of Mariposa 8. E Streets DOWNTOWN STORE MANCHESTER STORE 1915 Tulare 1826 E. Dayton AM 8-5691 BA 9-8114 Compliments of Fresno, California ASHER BROS, SHOES ELMER LEW MAX SORENSEN SAVE UP TO 5o A. 106 1043 Van Ness AM 6-6752 Tlcomu lithograph Co. 732 Fulton Street Fresno, California Telephone AMherst 4-3593 LETTEHHEAUS - INVUIEES - ENVELUPES - BUSINESS EAHDS LABELS - WEDDING ANNUUNEEMENTS - HUUSE UHSANS YEAHBUUHS - EAT!-ILUGUES C g I Gig of DHLBERG'S EVERYBODYS MARKET 2030 Elm Avenue Fresno, CoI'f THE HOME OF WASEMILLEITS MEN'S SHOES AND CLOTHING LADIES WEAR YARDAGE CLOTHING FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY 316 C Sf T 2206 Californi A Phone AM 6-1506 AM 4-2909 F o, Calif coMPuMEN1s or Compliments of COFFEE TIME FOSTER'S OLD FASHION FREEZE 1535 1 1 - ' U me Shee' F'eS o' C fo 1449 E. Belmont Ave. Phone AM 6-2277 Compliments of Congratulations and Best Wishes to the C0' Class Of '59 1542 relere Street Phone AD 3-4416 SANTI'S FINANCE USED CARS Sz GARAGE The finest in beauty care forthe discriminating woman. LILY'S BEAUTY SALON 1142 F Street Phone AM 8-9344 1023 E Street Phone AM 8-1173 WEST Congratulations Class of '59 Flowers - Funeral Designs - Weddings 1519 Kem Street phone AD 7-2189 1534 Tulclre Street Fresno, California CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES ' TO OUR DAUGHTER, ROSS AND THE CLASS OF '59 From WEST FRESNO DRUG Compliments of ARIE'S BARBER SHOP Compliments of RICHMOND'S BRIDALS 8z FORMALS 1513 Kem Street AD 6-6460 1048 Fulton sneer AD 3-1211 THE AKI CO. KINGEN'S FIVE-TEN Sz FIFTEEN CENT STORE GENERAL HARDWARE 8. GIFT SHOP 1518 Kern Street AM 6-4250 Corner Kern 8. F Sts. AD 3-6493 Fresno, California KOMOTO'S DEPT. STORE 1528-36 Kern Street Phone AD 7-6688 Fresno, California Congratulations cmd Best Wishes to the Graduates Happy Vacation to All! TOY'S MARKET AND SNACKSTAND 601 California Ave. AD 7-7304 LIGHTNING CO. LUFTENBURGPS Radio and Television Servicing Bags -- Gloves - Hosiery Phonographs Repaired Lingerie 8. Yardage Phone AD 7-5563 Cor. Tulare 8. E Sts. Phone AD 7-1296 857 Fulton Street Compliments of CENTRAL FISH 1507 Kern Street Fresno, California ROSITA'S DRIVE-IN Mexican Foods Open 10 AM to 4 AM 940 E Street AM 4-4884 HOLLY DEPARTMENT STORE Open Evenings and Holidays 1029 F Street Phone AD 7-1262 Fresno, California JOE'S FOOD MARKET FREE DELIVERY 1004 Merced Street AD 3-4743 KAY'S L0u1E KEE MARKET Junior Woman and Junior Miss Apparel FRESH MEATS - GROCERIE5 Lanz Ol'lg1I'1QlS Phone AM 4-9765 1127 Fulton St. 1041 Tulare Street AD 3-5727 A Complete Cleaning Service WANDA'S CLEANERS Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. St. James PRESCRIPTIONS -- DRUGS 1151 1: 51,991 AM 5-3175 320 California Ave. Fresno, California Compliments of 8L Compliments of USED FURNITURE STORE RIALTQ RECREATION 1335 Fresno Street AM 4-6915 1235 van Ness AD 7-3257 Fresno, California Good Luck a nd CONGRATULATIONS Best Wishes to the CLASS OF '59 Class of '59 NEW VIETUHY BAKERY 1333 Kern Sfreef AM 4-6653 1530 Tulare Street AD 3-84 48 WEST FRESNO CLOTHING BEN NAKAMURA PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT 1435 Kern Street Phone AM 6-6334 SEN SANO'S BARBER SHOP lt Pays To Look Well For Appointments Call AD 3-6842 Danny Sensano 924 F Street proprietor Fresno, California Congratulations Seniors ORIENTAL DRY GOODS OO. Shoes and Ready-to-Wear, Notions Luggage and House Furnishings 1502 Tulare Street Phone AD 7-7521 Fresno, California H. S. CROCKER CO., INC. Since 1856 1141 Fulton Street, Fresno, Calif. ROBERT BEATTY, Manager Telephone AM 4-2837 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '59 DR. DENNIS CHIN N Optometrist and Contact Lenses AM 4-2441 1944 Tuolumne St. MARY LOUISE BEAUTY SALON Beauty Culture In All lts Branches Open Daily and Evenings, Including Sundays Phone AD 7-4525 1536 Fresno Street Telex Hearing Aids AM 6-6068 DR. DEWEY JAN OPTOMETRIST 2015 Fresno St. Next to Sequoia Theatre 1 SHELBURN'S STATIONERY Office and School Equipment 1931 Mariposa St. Phone AM 8-8444 FOOD SERVED FAMILY STYLE BASQUE HOTEL Wine - Beer - Cocktails -- Home Cooking Jean and Mary Nouqueret Ph. AD 7-0422 1102 F Street Fresno, California NEW CHINA SERVICE Automatic Transmission Specialists Complete Automotive Repair 1056 F Street Phone AD 7-5713 Spar-M fquqnment Co. 1424 Fulton Phone AM 4-5585 lln Warner Theatre Blclg.l ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT SPECIALISTS Ill CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF T959 FROM MR. AND MRS. F. S. SIEBERT SIEBERT PUMP 8. MACHINE WORKS Telephone 2132 Elm Avenue AD 3-6625 Fresno, California Distributor for Mclane Edgers WALTER'S LAWN MOWER SERVICE Waller Wonsglwrpenlng and EngIll122lgeW.lrShields Ave. Alle' the Game ' ' ' ills BA 2-5319 Fresno 5, California I Mc DO NALD S Compliments of CHONG'S CAFE Big Thick Shake All for zaao Tulare sneer AD 3-3642 HUmbUf9ef 50C French Fries There's a good reason why Compliments of we've sold over THE WHITE THEATER 50 Million Hamburgers '3'7 Broadway AM 44320 Blackstone 8. Shields Fresno, California fi . lv. 'Sl Cy i D R ' we p65 CPA-ANA B 01' ll Sclf P V 5 ,JF lsorrirnc coMP NY . U water f A of s ffl X 1 1 lg, 'M I s' K The essential mixer f0f . T s i , s os' C an authentic Dfpeppel. Siggl J f B Gin-and-Tonic X X r 'Af 7 : ' Compliments of RlCO'S BARBER SHOP 1442 Kern s 0 Compliments of DAVID CHOW PRODUCE COMPANY Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables treet Fresn , California Mariposa and C Streets AD 3-3174 Congratulations to The Class of '59 BIG BOY MARKET 1660 a sneer AD 7-9952 TOMMY'S PAYLESS SERVICE 705 Mono and G Streets AM 6-0037 Fresno, California 113 DANISH CREAMERY ASSOCIATION Manufacturers of BUTTER - EVAPORATED MILK - DRY MILK QUALITY FAMOUS FOR OVER 60 YEARS Plants at Fresno Riverdale Chowchilla Congratulations to the Class of '59 B!-INK UF ZIMEHIEII N. T. 8 5. I-I. WEST FRESNO BRANCH 1521 Fresno Street Fresno, California Congratulations to the Class of 1959 For the best of everything Buy at ,Milli BGORAS AND PAPPA OUR 3 STAR POLICY 'A' QUALITY MERCHANDISE 'A' LOWEST PRICES 'A' COURTEOUS SERVICE 1234 F Street Fresno, California PAUL STOCKTON M mber of Advisory Bo Phone AM 6-51 16 AUTOGRAPHS f L , - X 4 'A j VS E x I L X I X fvx ' 5 K ltfxf ' X x.A MW I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '59 Compliments of CHIHUAHUA TORTILLERIA 719 G Street AM 6-2460 Fresno, California MAY EDDIE DENTON'S USED CARS BETTER CARS FOR BE Less We Give Thrifty Green Stamps 3519 E. Belmont AD 7-5305 Y MAX UPHOLSTERY SHOP WE SPECIALIZE IN Home Delivery and Schools CAR SEAT COVERSH 5555 So. Elm AM 8-8471 2293 so. Elm Ave. AD 3-5907 FN 61 BORDEN'S GO WITH THE FINEST! Insist on Borden's Fresh Milk Ice Cream fresher because it's mode right here at home Q Iac. 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