Escalon Union High School - El Escalon Yearbook (Escalon, CA)

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LEFT TO RIGHT: A. Harris, D. Peini, Mr. Whitlock, B. Nelson, G. Agostini, Nlr. Lutz. sENloR cLAss HISTORY Four years ago, 35 scared Treshies wiTh a very hesiTanT look abouT Them enTered The doors oi Eslci l-li. Gordon Blixt as our class presidenT, led us Through ThaT TirsT' Trying year. As Sophomores, The year passed by very peacefully under The capable leadership OT Richard AlTamirano. The nexT year as upperclaQmen, we decided To be diTTerenT, so Tor The TirsT Time a girl, Darlene Palmer, was elecTed presidenT. Our class play, The SkeleTon Walks, under The guiding hand oT lvlr. LuTz, was a greaT success. We also enTerTained The Seniors wiTh The annual Junior-Senior Banquet and laTer The Junior-Senior Prom, which was also given in honor oT The graduaTes, highlighTing The year's social acTiviTies. ' AT long lasT we became Seniors, Guido AgosTini served as our prexy, wiTh Bev- erly Nelson, Vice-President Doris Peini, SecreTary: and Alice l-larris, Treasurer. WiTh This corps of oTTicers, our class was desTined To have an enioyable year. The l-launTed l-ligh School was The name of This year's Senior Play. IT again Turned ouT very well under The capable direcTion oT lvlr. LuTz. Senior DiTch Day and Dress-up Day were held in The spring and we also enjoyed a snow parTy The TirsT oT The year. Mr. WhiTloclc and Mr. LuTz were our class advisors. The ouTsTanding aThleTes in The class oT 49 were: Guido AgosTini, Jack l-lamada, Clarence Egginlc, Nick Pappas, Bolo Allison, Gordon Blixt Gerald Russell, Rod Kromann and Telmer Twedt RepresenTing us on The C.S.F. were Jean Morrill, Nick Pappas, George Wallace, Rod Kromann, Don BookwalTer, Gordon Blixt and Homer Adams. We, The Seniors, will always look back on our years aT Eslci l-li as Tour oT The mosT enioyable years of our lives and we are now as relucTanT To leave iT as we were To sTarT. W., 1. , 7