Fall River High School - Echoes Yearbook (McArthur, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1959 volume:

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We feel yearbook wlll naive all of us the enjoyment of setaiengeougt- l sillves andlour friendslael we wergwdwihg this year, 'l We hope that annual will bring bacwmany happy memories in the yearsflto we W ae it C0 YH e . . Wm Whse R qw ' M ff? ,! 4 af Ei S '54 Gr A ,- TONI BARKUS NORMAN LEE Nr QL. I, 5:9 W -l . 1' ,153 , 'N if-1-r - S www? I We, the members of the o Les Agee, a man who was well liked by everyone. Echoes Staff, would like to dedicate this l959 annual t Les served on the board of trustees of Fall River Union High School for one term, prior to Unification. For several years he was leader of the Soldier Mountain 4-H Club. He held the office of Master of the McArthur Grange for two years, having been an ac- tive member since the organization of the Grange in 1926. Les acted as one of the first fair managers of the Intermountain Fair before the job became a permanent and paying one. He was past Chairman of the Fall River Valley Chamber of Commerce. He origi- nated the McArthur Christmas tree and accomplished much as president of the McArthur Businessmen's Organization. Les helped the Fall River High School Driver Training pro- gram to get its start by donating the use of the first driver training car, and has replaced it with a new model annually. He was a member of the McArthur Volunteer Fire Depart- ment and was always ready to go. He served as De t pu y Coroner for many years and went beyond the call of duty to help people in many cases. The community will miss Les and think of him often in the future. .fevliaouiuv 3Qeey6b36qoo'od in qi? Ad,ministration and faculty 6 2 .. Graduates M - .x.. Dedication and Memoriam - Wg, , 21 Under Graduatee 32 Activitiea o 39 Sports ' a ao 69 Humor 85 Advertising 1 03 aww 9 S f.,.,,f..,,,,, 11.22 ?g,3g2r J , 7 K 1 ,og . is 'A ' ' f ,if li U , 1, X W-a.w 44 ,ff K , 4-'lyfnm :z a p I Ei Wai 2, YS : L. 1 X, flwiwwgwwgxm ,w,., . P 1 4 n 9 ir, ur ' V F- ,ai 4 iwfh 'U' s , ,1,-. .neun-JZ -.. . Ml gm at: I un, f t. D '. 'liluw W. fx! 9 f' 5-4-in-a. b all miner BOARD DF TRUSTEES WILLIS ALBALIGH, CHAIRNI N VERNON RUVCE T. A. GDGDFELLUW LUIS STARTT LEONARD CARRICK BUSINESS MANAGER LLUYD MARTIN Dear Seniors: . D.D.5. aint nified FALL RIVER MILLS. SHASTA COUNTY CALIFDRNIA TELEPHONE: 2244 VERNON D. TULLE suvsnlnrzunzur cbaol aistrict PRINCIFALS RUSSELL T. ETAUFFER Hum sm-lunL. McAnrn-aus CLIFFORD E. BYERS McAnmun FALL RIVER A HAT CREEK JACK D. MESSINGER Mr. Bunntv EAST Bunnsv The late Charles E. Rugh, Professor of Education at the University of California, defined education as follows: Education is the total process and procedure of reciprocating life responses by which institutions, civilization, and personality are achieved. Thus interpreted, education begins at least at birth and continues throughout life. Education takes place only when one interacts with his environment. One's true environment consists of all those persons and things with which one comes in contact and to which one responds. Schooling is a very important part of the whole process of education. It is hoped sincerely that the total experiences, thus far, for you have been of such quality that they have contributed greatly toward the development of an impelling desire on your part to contribute to the improvement of our institutions and our civilization, and of your person- ality. You have had rich experiences in school involving relationships with other students, with teachers and administrators, and with parents, other relatives, and other friends, who are all intensely interested in providing for you the best educational experiences possible. Because of these experiences, you should be more able to take your places as contributing members in our institutions such as the home, the family, the Church, the state, the nation, and the world. The total experiences you have had throughout your school years should help you to make great contributions to the civilization of the world. Personality is sometimes thought of as the resultant of the sum total of learnings to date plus inherited tendencies and characteristics. The parents, teachers, and others responsible for guiding your growth and development throughout the first eighteen years of your lives have attempted ardently to help you to develop your personalities to the utmost in the right direction. The best wishes of all of us go with you as you further develop your potentialities through continuous study and worthwhile experiences in the golden years that are yours. Very cordially yours, cQ A District Superintendent 7 ,if L 1 . N., '1 'S iiiiii S' a i 11 ' 11 l O O ...-....-' 0..-- U I 4 ry T it C' D 4 wlkaaaye The time has come for the parting of the ways. Many of you will maintain Contact with each other throughout your lives, but for many others, this year will mark the end of what we hope has been a time of companionship in a common goal - - that of self improvement. You will perhaps realize in the future that many of the values that your school has tried to impart are becoming increasingly more important. This is a sign of maturity and an indication that you are becoming ready to assume your positions of leadership. Congratulations to you Seniors, and for those underclassmen returning, we give the responsibility for providing the leadership so vital to a Student Body. It has been a privilege to be your Principal during the past year and share with you some of the excitement of High School life. Russell Stauffer MARIORIE EARNEST District Bookkeeper ...ns LLOYD MARTIN District Business Manager BESSIE CHRISTISON District Secretary '1 .1 I klbi-'VX .. L' 1 NX A if . C l REtl f nl Q . ,-pi 9 g' ...-I ,fy lil-Sw-.- .JT MRS. WILLA CARPENTER Attendance Clerk and Student Body Comptroller BOB HARVEY ll, EDDIE GRIPP Custodian Custodian TQ:- MRS. MARY LEE CARR Secretary Mr. Krautkremer arrived in the middle of the year. He teaches United States History and World Civilization. JEAN CLARK School Nurse -E '! I 'Q STAN TONKIN W ' I TOP ROW lLeft to Rightj P. Ashe, H. Harris, R. Owens, S. Owens, B. Hamilton, S. Tonkin. BOTTOM ROW: C. Schneider F. Warren, C. Morton. FACULTY +6 MRS. CORRIGAN English Counselor I x X. '5 1 K , -4--. 'T-X M V! X .,g j o MR. BEAGLE English - Speech lhlh an l ff ' , :I v 9' T .' f ' .M 8 R ax .fx lk K A r- - . ' ' ' 1 1 i 1 , L 7:3 -f. 1 1 .,., 7'f K MRS. CHAMBERLIN English - Mathematics '-L' .,-1 K .Q MISS HEINONEN Language I lvil m Q3 hmmm, X , , STS - S ,. ex .' kr mg, nf MISS POWERS Commercial Subjects Iournalism ,pw ...H MR. HULBE Science L, re Wig MR. HANDEL Arts 61 Crafts - Yearbook Enghsh I MR. LEH MAN Math -..,. MR. THORNBURG MR. SAMPSON Senior Problems Gen. Science Head Counselor Gen. Business World Problems English I Q L MR. WALTERS . 'O MR. THORLAKSSON World Problems f Gen. Math - Band World Civilization ix fn Cadets - Shorthand 1 A MR . HATHAWAY Industrial Arts MR. HOWARD Industrial Arts Coach Wlllnaenqq MR . HUTC HIN GS Agriculture ..-1 MRS. METHVIN Homemaking 5 . lil W ' Ill' I .,4.K Q 1 ,p I : .B Uh Q 'H+ A ...- ' E E53 f !'!Q' rr ll K L 4 COACH SANTOS Nuys' P. E. , f-when 'WL MISS PORTER L1 hrary any ' ' -1- . ,J'5f 1. 'ly Y A A47 -iliiiiwf Qifffjp' f , v' '.., 1 I BUD KNOCH MILTON MCLELLAN President Vice President MURIEL C RU M - ' Secretary CAROLYN MAHUGH Treasurer AL ICE BREWSTER Trophy Keeper Zag' 'i J-WST' 1' I IQ - iv , ,P - ' an f I I 1 5 l ww, fbi- If C 5. 3 k'J f . av .N i ' J Senior Class Officers Iunior Class Officers Loft to Right: TOP ROW: Milton McLellon, Floyd Summers. Left to Right: Ruth Ashe, Bill Crum, Deanna Lee BOTTOM ROW: Lucille Moulton, Claudia Pyles. wg, T vs K4 Y K ' .ii 1 Ulu ,g..x.q.i il, 5 Sophomore Class Officers Freshman Class Officers Len to Right: TOP ROW: larry Foster, Richie Flood. BOTTOM Left ro Righti Gloria Flood, Richard Harris, Aron longuisf, ROW: Frank Brown, Ed Bartel. F10Yd Ballm- GRADUATES Q . PATSY LEE ALLEN Pa ' Smoere an manner, courageous m sp1r1t A - fo G' R9 f N ' 3 -A J THERESA DARLENE ANSOTEQUE Treaty X f ,, .-. K- A IShe'11 show you something ?J .1 1 fl, ,Q N tysx, ' J? 2 f J ,Y ' a 1 s I Y -. C 1 51' - V' N X. 'M' fl f. 0 ' 'I 1 1 GEORGE FREDERICK ASI-IE Georgie WS. Take care of me, good men are rare ' 4 -,f p--1' -' ' . FRANKIE CATHERN AVERY TN' X. .E ,X l 'lk' laugh and the class laughs with you w 'T .- , '-.' .s f? but you stay after school alone r 'ang-4. f X x E ff. as -ffl . .ll s A V. ' 4 'sl . . X . ,I . 4 l 'l TONI BIXRKUS You can't be Uue to two but who wants -. N to be true A . N 10 'V ' H I '15 x gy , BURL BARNES, IR. -1 1 4... , After four years of faithful service I'm ,, 1 ' H being laid off --I, f' ,vw , u I ' I n 113 ,gon f- Nr dy,-' .. . .Y A eta. H F,-Te c ' rw z m 2 'Y 'fa-. ,KK--'X :- SHARON ELIZABETH BARTRAM We I am what I am, not what I should be. S KENNETH DAVID BEYSCHAU-Kenny or Ken Sticks and stones may break my bones, they also hurt. 4?- 40? ff! GLORIA ELMA BLAY Reno or bust Cbustedl 9 1 Y . 1 ' N, ,V I , L ,I -J 'xx .1 I' -. I X I X X Xa X U L XQ X My J Q, x. ' f o-L: 1 to I., S ., .A .lt x I. V H THOMAS JAMES BONI-LAM-Tom or Tommy The best way to f1ght a woman 1s with your hat, grab it and run. ALICE FLOY BREWSTER I am the kind of kid my mother doesn't want me to run around with. BENNY MORRIS BROWN Save your confederate money, the South may rise again. HOWARD CHRISTIAN Howie X I'm not lazy, just saving my energy. MELVIN WAYNE CRUM Little I ask my wants are few MURIEL LILA CRUM Mural Take me as I am MARLENE FRANCES DOLLARHIDE Don't grieve over the past but benefit by your mistakes. DENNIS LYNN GAYLORD Never huxry, never worry LEONARD LEROY GROVE Often he sits and thinks, but mcre often he just sits. LINDA LOU GUREINO Something old, something new 1 GEORGIA LEA GURR George The only way to have a friend is to be one. WILLIAM HALL Bi Says everything, means nothing CARRIE MARIE HENDRIX Cree Brown eyes have been the downfall of more than one man. 11 JAMES FREDRIGK HAMILTON Ilm Great oaks from little acorns grow. IOAN LOUISE HILLIARD Ioan Thee can be no rainbow without a cloud and a storm. 'of' 1,:, L- Q, fx 60 il lsr Wu-if 4 1 KAREN BARBARA HILLMAN Karen X You never can tell what I 11 do MARGARET LOUISE IRWIN S ' As nice as she looks I r I A 4. vw ,J g PATRICIA GENE JACKSON Trish , M F 'P A ' A' up 1 A kid like me happens to the best fam- M R' 1l1es ,yas 4 s-.af ,Q-,. LELAND BRADFORD moon Bud Honey I - 4 Chee upon a time and once was enough - - Uncle Sam ! 11 , A . . 1 'glpvs - Hum CHERYL LEE LACK Shalak ' . if- Q . . 1 fin A ring on the fmger 1S worth two on the phone ! X I - - ' 4 3 , -- WILLLAM LEONARD LAKEY Bill . 7? A ' x ,A 4 4 I .- ' I fi, A wa ,. T' ' . fo -0. . v-'V I , , , 4 NORMAN D. LEE Chester You can't trust him in the dark DIANA LEE MAC KEN It's not what you are but who you are with CAROLYN IOYCE MAHUGH Not a goddess or pearl, just a sweet little gir1 MILTON RAY MCLELLAN Miltony There is a little good in all bad men and a little bad in all good men. REX HENSLEE MCCLUNG Athletic, witty, full of fun, he's a friend of everyone NORMAN RICHARD MEEKER Stinky Careful there, speeding is dangerous '6 A ,LL',, DAROLD RAY MEINBERG Corky 'U' 'Wm I am but a youthful cavalier LUCILLE IRENE MOULTON Louie Her motto- 'IYack Um, Whack And Smack if Um lfwf' 2 HARRY MODESTO MURER Wesely L1vc fast, che young and have a good looking corpse BON NIE LEAII NOBLE Every body s frlencl ,, .W U V V ,I Q51 '-1 X vw CLAYTON DALE OILAR , All great men are dying I feel 1ll CLAUDIA LEE PYLES ' Angels are perfect, I am but a woman '-uv? LINDA ANN RIC HWINE Smile and the whole world smiles back IOYCE ESTER RITTER Pudgy F. . I .-She has an unsup fx Od! BONNIE PAYE ROBINSON 5 You can never tell t111'you krxolw her L E , J CORALYN IEANNIE SELL Even my memory 15 short , ,Y ,. i wi . LU r f.'i6' .X f 43 5 ul ' J WILLIAM BRADFORD SEVERSON-Willie Devoted to his work as he is IOSEPH JAMES SHEPARD Ioe Character is what you are in the dark BARBARA IEAN SLOAN Barb laugh and the world laughs with you. Cry and . . . . . . . . .who wants to cry? mms ARNOLD sLoAN nm Worth makes the man VELMA MARY SPALDING Mary Always up to something ROBERT HENERY TIETZ He keeps his though FLOYD ROBERT SUMMERS Floydie Eat, drink and be merry for tomorrow you may die. s to himself' YOLANDA ALLENE TURNER Iohnnie Personality plus , .Mgr KATHLEEN MABLE TYRRELL Kathy Energetic, ambitious, and studious too. IAMES MARVIN WATSON Iimmy When love and duty crash, let duty go to Smash. ELIZABETH LYNN W'ELDER Lynn Quiet, unlike most girls 3 L, ROSE MARIE WILSON Rose i ' Q K' 'A I Very good natured, deserving of her 5 , -, 'Jw Af A many friends. H' I 5.22: Qgflg wv' I 3.5 z K RICHARD LEE WRIGHT Dick 1-Iv JV fltgxifii ',,., we S1335-' He sowed his wild oats and prayed for --br wi L - 5543 I .3 .. V crop failure. W 1 , - 1' 'U' . ,,-.E-Q-. i-3, K .. O W si m in ,- , Q ,,,.,. fist . , ii, . 4,135 J .4 ix 1 - , ..,, . A .k iiqgft ' A-.1 -fl, ' it ' A , -I I H 9 .,.::fJ9?5c ' ' ' . fi'-fligillfiffflliliiEii'fr5,iEii1,lEfl53 -- . wi I is N 1 i if M L t,,, K .,., , , ,, DAVID RUSSEL ZOLLER Dave We agree. a woman is only a woman, but a cigar is a good smoke. is , I ii, H 5.5. V -A my f WVYIKKS I 5 r 1' XX ,mt GRADUATES zawbz dad ,Q--M-M ,....... .nr uuf ' if pm bw 'X -uv-qwpn-n-:uv , X v --v I v-Q s .R2i'i FIRST ROW: I. Bell, R. Myers, R. Iolner, B. Mitchell, C. Lonquist, D. Lee, B. Legler. SECOND ROW: A. Dean, I. Greer, R. Ashe, D. Tretten, E. Osborne, I. Baum. THIRD ROW: S. Shultz, S. Goodman, S. Ckiffith, S. Scott, G. Kettenring, I. Geissner. FOURTH ROW: G. Noble, S. Stauffer, C. Tyrrel, L. Meyer, I. Wells, R. Giessner. 33 a Foy.: VWYWVQ ir 5' EQ 73 QC an. -uv ,se :Hn Zh, NAV, hr k 4' Wwzp., M, . , v cv QQ Sv 5 vi... D338 FIRST ROW: I. Bruce, E. Crum, R. Turner, I. Ospital, M. Davis, G. Reynolds, E. Moulton, R. Cox, P. Halkyard. SECOND ROW: C. Hamxlton M. Brown, R. Herrell, R. Parker, I. Muntz, D. Clark, M. Iantzen, R. Bright. THIRD ROW: K. Brown, B. Estes, B. Hanan, I. Benton, W Jones, G. Griffith, A. Boster, M. Whaley. FOURTH ROW: I. Norris, T. Tennis, L. Reames, R. Asher, I. Bradley, P. Dustman, B. Songer, W. Lyone L. Lindler. 34 go . 5 ti Mr Q9 5 'r FIRST ROW: S. Ayers, S. Lyons, R. Bassett, C. Opdyke, I. Hethcoat, I. Meinburg, B. Lingo, E. Scott. SECOND ROW: V. Highley, C. Stewart I. Lack, C. Pinkston, L. Chatham, R. Kerns, C. Estes, M. Christie. THIRD ROW: D. Southern, S. Carpenter, S. Huddleston, P. Heffley, B. Chase G. Barrington, L. Summers, B. Iackson, I. Avery. TOP ROW: P. Daniels, N. Montgomery, G. Knowles, K. Bradley, R. Avery, I. Donning, C Thorlaksson, R. Lagler, B. Spalding, N. Curr. 5 lp f joe .i, f'r.L!1!ki Do juni ffl' f . P QW . I fgyyrl- I' . r, 6 I Q60 Oyd ll lvl- 1 ' I-j' - -f - h 1 S ? 1 , U 3' 1 Q9 :J . . A B ' A A G if I . L F al :V ,vel ' Kofi: 'W .J ' 3' ' v 5' 'fl '1 .4 X1 4 Q '11 IRIX mm FIRST ROW: C. McCully, S. Vaughn, M. Valentine, K. Landers, C. Gotten, G. Blay, G. Hanson, N. Small, R. Mosher, T. Wells, I. Crum, I. Wallace, E. Bartel. SECOND ROW: I. Hickman, R. Helms, I. Bonham, H. McCombs, R. Wilson, C. Brooks, E. Mullins, H. Van Cleave, E. Hillman, THIRD ROW: D. McLaughlin, K. Wilson, L. Kelly, L. Ray, C. Cunningham, B. Bartz, F. Brown, R. Cassarang. FOURTH ROW: F. Howard, B. Tlmone, A. Garagus, R. Flood, D. Bartel, D. Zumwalt, R. Hemphill, M. Shepard, W. Martln, D. Bruce, I. Hamlin, I. Foster, D. Bush. 36 N I 5-:,...,,,.,, Q- x . if 3 I N, I, -yi? FRONT ROW: fleft to Rightl I. Southern, I. Totten, A. McCu1ley, B. Miller, S. Friemann, G. Flood, C. St. Iohn, F. Gwin, I. Sampson. SECOND ROW: C. Dustman, S. Hanger, A. Royce, C. Whitaker, M. Huddleston, M. Bell, I. Welder, W. Lingo, F. Thorpe. THIRD ROW: V. Addy, I. Methvin, M. McKernan, I. Burrow, I. Chandler, I. Wilson, I. DeMasters, D. Norris, I. Crum. FOURTH ROW: I. Schmidt, I. Brown, C. Gurr, S. Gaylord, S. Stauffer, G. Tretten, S. Minton, C. Kerns, S. Bednor. 37 ' X X L , L, 1 , ,J sf P Qy O 1 we J , - f 'fl' , GJ yr' I g-1 NFVAD gs' kv 'l . ' 3 1 ' ' N ry 9 .1 A .f ' J - r, up 3-7 ,lf w, V J Q., IX nf , '- Q. , Q, ,HN , ' , J . . , J xv Di ' , .yy .VBA J ,I ,3 - N, ,, J , ,, ., H 1' Rf , A w k - J 1 -' 1' 1 uk ,.a 'Cy - , ' N lla' V - K, , 1 1. 1 -x. f-f , , y 1 S-. SL . A -. ...Wil . r JK, , d r V, JJ H-.J J ,, , Q. . ' xl N., X J, q ,L 4. Q A - A l FRONT ROW: fleft to Right! L. Giessnor, C. Ollar, R. Harvey, P. Wolfin, G. Brewster, K. Taylor, G. Parnell, G. Corder, F. Baum, P. Kirk. SEC- OND ROW: L. lllllot, I. Dollarhlde, D. Tennis, L. Robinson, D. Riley, I. Peterson, K. Hanan, A. Lonquist, D. Highley, B. Allen. THIRD ROW I. Baker, L. Noble, B. Paris, I. Hamlln, S. Cunningham, D, Parker, I. Casaurang, A. Barnes, I. Wheeler. FOURTH ROW: D. Sisson, D. Eastman, E. Shoemaker, I. Shaw, D. Kerns, R. Hickman, P. George, D. Churney, R. Clark. 38 ACTIVITIES 04084944 . W, . QW' 084 TOP ROW: President-Diana Macken, Treasurer-Carolyn Mahugh, V. Presi- dent-Lucille Moulton, Reporter-Annette Beyschau. BOTTOM ROW: Secretary- Theresa Ansotegui. 5 Y W ak V bf ...- I9- 3 ' tvgwte TH, P'-43,14 Jn t f 1 ' MAKER,- R EM, H Y '19-X Nfw A OFFICERS: TOP ROW: Cleft to Rightj Cheryl Lack, Public Relations and Reporter, Rita Laglerg Sandra Shultz, Song Leader, Jeannie Baum, Parlia- mentarlang Iudy Wells, Historian, Iudy Avery, Project Chairman. BOTTOM ROW: Muriel Crum, President: Carrie Hendrix, Vice-President, Rose Wilson, Secretary: Alice Brewster, Treasurer. Zak! Q04 .L...'L.. .H , Shame 6441 OFFICERS: TOP ROW: CLeft to Rightl Deanna Lee, Secretary: Alice Brewster Vice President: Theresa Ansotegui, President: Muriel Crum, Treasurer. Mlltfwd OFFICERS: TOP ROW: KLeft to Rightb Theresa Ansotegui, Re- porter, Rose Wilson, Secretary, Carrie Hendrix, President, BOTTOM ROW: Carolyn Nhhugn, Vxco Rfosxdent, Allce Brewster 'Trc-a s urur . A' TOP ROW: CLeft to Rightl Norman Meeker, Dave Zoller, Bud Knoch, Rex McC1ung, Winston Jones, Wes Murer, Milton McLellan. MIDDLE ROW: Mike Shepard, Ed Barrel, Johnny Ospital, Iimmy Muntz, Ernest Bruce, Ioe Bruce. BOTTOM ROW: Elree Thomas, George Reynolds, Tom Bonham, Mr. Santos, Advisor, Richie Flood, Dave Zumwalt, Bob Timoni, Rex Allen. OFFICERS: fLeft to Rightl Dave Zoller, President: Rex McC1ung, Vice President: Milton McLellan, Secretary. V 515,115- v FIRST ROW: If. Jackson, A. Dean, C. Kerns, S. Minton, F. Thorp, L. Welder, S. Freimann. SECOND ROW: B. Lingo, I. Sampson, M. Ba-ll, II. Miller, I. Bell, W. Lingo, P. Allen. THIRD ROW: M. Dollarhide, B. Spalding, L. Meyer, K. Tyrrel, S. Stauffer, R. Liufssnwr, IZ.. Laglor. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Thorlaksson, M. Valentine, R. Helms, K. Landers, F. Baum, B. Paris, G. Shoemaker. I'II I'Il ROW: fi. Vauqhn, II. Van Cleavn, B. Startt, G. Griffith, D. Highly, F. Howard. I We r.n5M,,,Lf , .. .-. FIRST ROW: C. Thorlaksson, R. Mosher, G. Shoemaker, R. Helms, M. Brown, B. Paris. SECOND ROW: D. Norris, I. Welder, P. Iackson, S Vaughn, D. Highlcy, F. Baum, W. Martin, S. Gaylord, I. Methvin. TOP ROW: K. Landers, I. Ospltal, D. Kerns, G. Hanson. ... Q. - l TOP ROW: CLeft to Rightl Linda Ellison, Diane Norris, Carrie Tyrrel, Alice Dean, Linda Chatham, Toni Barkus. MIDDLE ROW: Susan Mitten, Sandy Freeman, Carlene St. Iohn, Sandy Stauffer, Ioan Donning, Carol Thorlaksson, Diana Macken, Billy Allen. BOTTOM ROW: Kathy Tyrrel, Rita Myers, IVLr. Walters, Mr. Hulbe, Floyd Summers, Ioan Hilliard. lg A . X TOP ROW: CLeft to Right? Betty Hartley, Georgia Gurr, Ieanne Sell, Roberta Giessner. MIDDLE ROW: Ida Crum, Ann Royce, Rita Myers, Carrie Tyrrel, Alice Dean. BOTTOM ROW: Marlene Dollarhide, Pat Jackson, Iackie Graves, Janet Schmidt, Kathy Tyrrel. wha. 'vt' gm-urn.. .nuff ww .t:g.ff,-- ' f-fx - , ,, .,,,.,t. ., M We T LEFT TO RIGHT Melvin Crum, Clayton Ollar, Bill Crum Art Boster and Bill Estes are on the PARLIAMPNTARY PROCEDURE TEAM It won first at THE F F A BASKETBALL TEAM that won first place at thxs tournament FIRST ROW lLeft to Rlghtl Melvxn Crum Ierry Bonham Burl Barnes. SEC OND ROW Clayton Oilar, D1ck Wright Ernest Bruce, LeRoy Grove hm Hamllton NOT SHOWN Duane Webb Davxd Bruce and Joe Bruce f I lf l I' ang :A 1-.Af A x Billy Bob Estes Jerry Elwood and Chuck McCu11y . ? MCAPTHUR MCART!-IUR MCARTI-IUR FFA, FFA. , , , FFA , FFA. FFA. FFA. FFA, V cnmrzn MCAPTHUR MCARTHUR MCAQTHUQ MCAQ114 cHAp'rEw ycnf1ADTEQ W CHAPTEQ c:HAs:-Tao CHADTEQ CHAPTE: ROW ONE: Cleft to Rightl Ernest Bruce, Melvin Crum, Bill Crum, Clayton Ollar, Bill Estes, Art Boster, Mr. Hutchings. ROW TWO: Duane Webb, Howard Christian, LeRoy Grove, Carrie Hendrix, Ruth Ashe, Muriel Crum, Fred Mulkey, Morris Elliott, David Bruce, Jerry Bonham. ROW THREE: larry Kelly, Dick Wright, Chuck McCulley, Chad Oilar, Ioe Huce, Roy Clark, Larry Noble, Larry Giessner, Bob Hemphill. ROW FOUR: Burl Barnes, Iim Hamilton, Roy Wilson, Alfred Barnes, Jerry Elwood, Donald Eastman, Carroll Hamilton, Harry McCombs. 51 if 52 . f. -,. Queen and Attendants Vice President, President, and Secretary BILL CHUM Regional Vice President of F. F. A fa 'iii' 1322 V mii-it Is. jf' fk f. Q, M and Mur ' 1 55,5 K 5 gsm wif 1'-'4 H4 ffiai WJ' I t. z,,g13,1, k , fx 4 1 fi .x M, , Q., . ADL, , V' K f ,A V, 'V 5 fy ' ' f 'E f ' V ,dei . ' A i 4 24 4 in +2 is if 4 5 . Q F 'Q ff H 1 J ' ' f 195, f K. dx , 'E .Q H B 14 ' mf' t n 1 , if 4- , , 35 ,Q , W l, 112 Q: 5 ., 1, , , f ' 1 Q W Q x 3 1 X H if Liga is 4 Nw 4 1,5 ,f Crum t was Www . ,,.f'- E A -Fi' WF 4wQiKL,,5 fi. , ii-'ir 1 - ff- 1 .-ml ' MT' . 9 X L 2 f, A XL 41: Qaeefa mm! Qwew MURIEL CRUM DAVE ZOLLER LELAND KNOCH REX MCCLUNG YOLANDA TURNER IEANNIE BAUM of WM HOMEC OMING PARADE o HOIVLECOIVHNG DANCE -N sztfwgw 4 M 2' x 555' 1 A. , I Q A i 5 ' A A ,., . Y, ,,,.,,. 7 '- I H525 Q 'i QUEEN AND COURT AT GAME o o Q- u ,, :SQ ' A-.9 N..-..,. IOAN DONNING RUTH ASHE GLORIA FLOOD CAROLYN MAHUGH Sophomore Attendant Junior Attendant Freshman Attendant Senior Attendant X DON PARKER - GLORIA FLOOD Freshmen DEANNA LEE - JOHN OSPITAL junior . M534 JOYCE MEINBERG - RICHIE FLOOD Sophomore 1 'V X V , if f Sezwbz Seqaa PM . S' Wlmm Sedaam , .V.. ' ,av ' Qin! . WMM, Nw' Www LEFT TO RIGHT: Wesly Martin, Ronnie Mosher, Gary Hanson, Brice Paris, Floyd Baum ' 64: -in -'E XJ i' f THE LAST NOTCH MOST ATHLETIC - Rex McC1ung and Frankie Avery w K k K K ....1l ' if , ,,, Lime! ,.,,.:-33' . 1 kiwi. Il i P ---1 t ,C FT BEST DRESSED - Joyce Ritter and Dave Zoller MOST POPULAR - Muriel Crum and Leland Knoch -'f,w-.1 V Quoi- fvh . F' MOST Wm-y MOST LIKELY TO succman Barbara Sloan G Darold Meinberg f'l0Yd Sl-lmm91'S 51 I-Ynne Welder Mosr BOWLEGGED BEST DANCERS Wes Murer BEST LOOKING Carrie Hendrix 6. Norman Lee Yolanda Turner li George Ashe kg K . K I 1 ff . ff 'E v Q f V .. . Z ef 'V Q f ' I 4 X xx 1 4 Qaeefv aeaaeaaae-Q9 K 2 W W. 1 vu Hum- v , ' NJ rw Mfr Em 800' Jim S1 , xx ... -xx Xa st.. ZZ! ALICE BREWSTER DEANNA LEE THERESA ANSOTEGUI .uv , 1 wwvlu-annum JUDY AVERY JOYCE MEINBURG RUBY AVERY KANDIE HIGGENS is mascot l - H Ill IWVI' .L A I . eaadl8 I'RON'1' ROW: R. Kurns. SECOND ROW: I. Gmessncr, P. Daniels, S. lfluddleston. TIIIRD ROW: S. Lyons, D. Tretten, R. lJr6Sf5l'lI, S. Shultz, S. Slauffcrr, B. Spalding, C. Estes, R. Glossncr, L. Summers. IAN CIESSNER ROSEMARY KERNS Q SHARON I-IUDDLESTON PATRICIA DANIELS SPURTS DAVE ZU MWALT -- End f' 4 IIM SLOAN -- Tackle LELAND KNOCH -- End REX ALLEN -- Tackle 01 'is no k .Kai ,H kr Q JOHNNY OSPITAL -- Halfback -- Halfback QW, I' REX MCCLUNG NORMAN MEEKER ART BOSTER BOB TIMONE MILTON MCLELLAN 1 V WES MURER -1 H4 yor: BRUCE mars THOMAS fb V Wwffxqf X2 ' 11515 r Di gl .., ,,, !..... , I , E6-5gQ!f ':m9fg?'1'1-SM'-f'-'Q -. 'L fi.: -- -nilfrr.-2-1 .s fm'- fw , ,,,, I..-L.f1f'5' f . .,x,.l' . .-zu. v -' 'Q' 1.If9 1 lv- .4 ' ',- ' 'L ' w ,- ,gf H - an V- . .' - -. .- TOM BONHAM ERNEST BRUCE WYNSTON IONES MIKE SHEPARD U 7 I. Bruce G. , B. Timone Qb. , M. Shepard C. , A. Boster, G., E. Barrel Hb. , I. Ospital Hb., R. McC1ung Qb., M. McLellan C., B. Knoch E., W. Iones T., Coach Santos . W. Murer Hb., T. Bonham G., E. Thomas T N. Meeker T., D. Zumwalt E. , E. Bruce T 23.. .. Herlong.. ..2 26 .. ..Hayfork.. ..2O O.. ..Modoc.. ..31 0 .. ..Trinity.. .. 74 6 .. .. Dunsmuir.. .. 34 0 -. ..Mt. Shasta... .. 31 25.. .. McCloud .. ..27 14.. ..Centra1Va11ey... .. 14 G -x W '-. Ip X, , 41 - X Us 4 . ,efqmf ROW ONE: Coach Howarci, G. Blay, D. Mclaughlin, K. Taylor, R. Harris, G. Parnell, I. Casuarang, R. Taylor, D. Barrel, G. Griffith, D. Glenn, I. Shaw, D. Parker, I. Bonham, I. Elwood, K. Hanan, E. Blasingame. ROW TWO: P. Wolfin, I. Wheeler, D. Hamlin, B. Startt, T. Wells, C. Cotton, D. Webb, L. Giessner, I. Peterson, D. Kerns, I. Hamlin. 0 . .. F.R.I.V. . vs .... Alturas .. . 13 .. .. F.R.I.V. . vs .... Trinity .. . 13 .. .. F.R.I.V. .. vs ..... Dunsmuir .. . 7.. ..P.R.I.V. .. vs... . Mt. Shasta .. 21 .. .. F.R.I.V. . vs ..... Bieber Varsity.. .. 7 . . . . . F.R.I.V. . vs ..... Central Valley . . I. V. IN ACTION 7634147 aw B. Timone, R. McC1unq, D. Zoller, I. Bassett, R. Taylor, N. 'Inm- Meeker, W. Jones, D. Zumwalt, L. Ray, B. Knoch, Manager D. Highley. made!! Muay 'nf 2 D. ZOLLER Forward B. KNOCH D. ZUMWALT Guard R. MCCLUNG Center B. TIMONE Guard Forward Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall River Pall River Pall River Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall River MW . . 25 McCloud .... . 28 Mt. Shasta .. ...4O Herlong...4.. ...27 Modoc.... .. 44 Trinity...... . . 30 Cedarville . . . . . 27 McCloud .... . . . 33 Modoc ..... . . . . 45 Central Valley ...47 Big Va1ley.... ...34 Trinity....... . . . . . . 35 Cedarville . . . ...37 Modoc..... ...78 Tulelake... . . 51 Big Valley . . . . . 47 Cedarville . . . . . . 35 Central Valley 7' MODOC INVITATIONAL 34 . . . Modoc vs Fall River. . . 29 Z3 . . Trinity vs Fall River . . 27 44 . . Tulelake vs Fall River . . 22 FALL RIVER INVITATIONAL 47. . . Los Molinos vs Pall River . . 40 25. . . Big Valley vs Fall River. . . 35 25 . . Lassen vs Fall River . . 29 LASSEN INVITATIONAL 33. . . Corning vs Fall River . . . 36 29 .. Lassen vs Fall River... 26 ol .,x,,E:.. ,I a-.il 'xx , -Il 'Stl Q- A . K , - KM ll tl li 7 if ? L U I A Q' 5 Q 35 ...S-L .J fi fx k!'gg -,1 fi. Q. ' 4 is x ks Mu 'S 'Q Qi 1? -Q 19? ii :nun I 352 fi' . V' Santos P' MOST VALUABLE PLAYER Rex McC1ung CAPTAIN OF THE YEAR Bud Knochs Manager, E. Riley: B. Bartz, W. Murer, E. Bartel, W. Wilson, B. Estes, M. Whalley, R. Flood, T. Griffith D Bartel I Bruce I Causarang Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall Tiver Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall River Fall River E .gealedaff 33 Modoc 61 Tulelake 19 McCloud 24 Mt. Shasta 22 Herlong 28 Westwood 34 Tulelake 20 Dunsmuir 28 Modoc 40 McCloud 30 Modoc 34 Central Valley 42 Big Valley 48 Trinity 44 Cedarville 35 Big Valley 44 Central Valley 1' 1 B ,nv f A .ww nf' D M 1, 1 r S f E4f ' L l 14 X., f 3s M , ez C. Cotton, G. Cordor, G. Blay, K. Taylor, L. Iantzen, F. Brown, I. Shaw, D. Parker, N. Small 3ea.6eMeW Zen G. Brcwester K Hannan P George D Tenn Longuist 8 WINS 6 LOSSES D Eastman, I. Peterson, C. Oiler 'K or 4 1 Q x 3 E f 'l ROW ONE: Cleft to Rightb Kenny Ianders, Gordon Blay, Roger Cox, Larry Jantzen, Frank Brown, Steve Vaughn. ROW TWO: Mickey Iantzen, David Hamlin, Paul Halkyard, Ben Startt, Cliff Cunningham, Richard Casaurang, Norman Meeker, Rex Allen. Mele!! 'C W he coAcH HOWARD 75 MH no on , , fi- ' Q ' X B TEAM: lLcft to Rightj FRONT ROW: Ierry Bonham, George Reynolds, Bill Hanan, jim Laws, Benny Startt. BACK ROW: Benny Brown, B111 Estes, Richie Flood, Iimmy Muntz, Bob Timone, Roy Wilson, and Richard Casaurang. 7 R ,,, ... 4 4 I sul lg .rf ,' ,H QF' xl' A 4-whiff 1 Y .V .y,,, -o-vu -uM...5,. -Q. C TEAM: Cleft to Rightl Clifford Cunningham, and Gordon A TEAM: Cleft to Right, Tom Bonham, KENNY BGYSCITBU. Blay- and Rex Allen. B4 HUMOR x2 'N 1 9' 4 Q4 1 u fgshfff 'nf' .. V. , ,, . 'Y Go, Go, Liu. 114 Nothmg bothers me nothrng wants to Down with Modoc . Doing Bob ? 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'Q ug nv c PM gg, V 3 I I ff 7 Af, EFF! ' ww N ' Q 4- 7 L Ah.. -M. J wa, 1 .3 S' vs-.1 I 2 'SQ ii . f I A x 5 E t ' 2 . L E 4 2 1 W .4 ' , ,j fm 1 mm' W I, Patsy Allen, do will and bequeath my false teeth to Barbara Spalding or to anyone that will have them. I, Theresa Ansotegui, do will and bequeath my nickname Treaty and the ability to keep peace to anyone who wants it. I, George Ashe, do will and bequeath my ability to pass for twenty-one to Johnny Crum knowing he'll make good use of it. I, Franki Avery, do will and bequeath my ability to make out in the hall to Janice Lack knowing it would be a new experience. I, Toni Barkus, do will and bequeath my ability to get along good with the underclass boys to my little cousin knowing she will put it to good use. I, Burl Barnes, do will and bequeath my beauty and manner to Gordon Blay and my strength, honesty and ability to grow to Half Pint. I, Sharon Bartram, do will and bequeath Wes Murer to Frankie Gwin, I'm sure she will put him to good use. I, Ken Beyschau, do will and bequeath my brains to some poor soul who hasn't any. I, Gloria Blay, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with my little brother to anyone who thinks they can. I, Tom Bonham, do will and bequeath my beard to Half Pint to make him look big, tough and manly. I, Alice Brewster, do will and bequeath my ability to have fun at the Sophomore Return to any poor Sophomore that wants a vacation. I, Benny Brown, do will and bequeath my loud pipes to Roger Cox, knowing he needs them. I, Howard Christian, do will and bequeath my Junior English Book to Larry Kelly hoping he does as well as I did. I, Melvin Crum, do will and bequeath my ability to drink Golden Spur to Iohnny and Kenny. I, Muriel Crum, do will and bequeath my ability to push over concession stands to any little freshman who has the nerve. I, Marlene Dollarhide, do will and bequeath my Marlboro habit and my good grades to Barbara Spalding. I, Dennis Gaylord, do will and bequeath everything I've got to anybody who wants to chance it. I, LeRoy Grove, do will and bequeath my manners to Chad Oilar and my curly hair to Carrol Hamilton. I, Linda Guerino, do will and bequeath my ability to stay out of trouble to Sandra Griffith and Annette Sharp. I, Georgia Gurr, do will and bequeath my height to Ted Morey knowing how much he needs it. I, Bill Hall, do will and bequeath my car to Mr. Beagle. I, lim Hamilton, do will and bequeath my good looks to George Corder and my duck shoot- ing ability to Tuffy Hamilton. I, Iim Harris, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with all teachers to Jim Benton, he's going to need it. I, Carrie Hendrix, do will and bequeath my Brown Eyes to Sharon Huddleston so she can flutter them at George, knowing it won't do her any good. I, Ioan Hilliard do will and bequeath my Gillette razor to Joyce Meinberg knowing she can put it to good use. I, Karen Hillman, do will and bequeath my ability to finish school to Sharon Sloan so she can finish, too. I, Margaret Irwin, do will and bequeath my ability to stay out of school and bring back an excused note, to any freshman who wants it. I, Pat Jackson, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Thorlaksson in band to Wes Martin. I, Bud Knoch, do will and bequeath my ability to control myself during noontime to Iack Bassett knowing he could use it. I, Cheryl Lack, do will and bequeath my ability to wear lipstick to Ioyce Meinberg. I, Bill Lakey, do will and bequeath my ability to stay in school to Bill Songer. I, Norman Lee, do will and bequeath Sharon Huddleston to any poor sucker who will have her. . I, Rex McClung, do will and bequeath nothing, I came here with nothing, I'm leaving here with nothing, I'm going to be an old miser. I, Milt McLellan, do will and bequeath my slim figure to George Corderf knowing he could put it to good use in football season. I, Diana Macken, do will and bequeath my ability to hold hands with boys to Ioyce Meinberg knowing that the boys will appreciate it. I, Carolyn Mahugh, do will and bequeath my shortness to Iudi Wells, so I won't have to look up to her anymore. I, Norman Meeker, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with Wes Murer to Frankie Gwin knowing she will make better use of it. I, Corky Meinburg, do will and bequeath my ability to keep a car in good condition to Don Clark. I, Lucille Moulton, do will and bequeath a few spare pounds to Sandra Scott, knowing she'll appreciate them more than I do. I, Wes Murer, do will and bequeath my ability to play my guitar and sing to Gary Griffith hoping he can get a Hollywood contract. I, Bonnie Noble, do will and bequeath to all lowerclassmen the seniority you never feel as an upperclassman and to my sister, my Senior Problems text in hopes that she gets more out of it than I did. I, Clayton Oilar, do will and bequeath my strength and muscles to Ronnie Mosher and my honesty to Half Pint and my remembrance to P.R.I. U.H.S. I, Claudia Pyles, do will and bequeath all of my bottles of Aspirins to Sandy Ayers for her bad headaches. I, Linda Richwine, do will and bequeath my good fortune to have to come to school only 3 days a week to anyone who wants it. I, Joyce Ritter, do will and bequeath my ability to catch and keep a man to S. H. I, Bonnie Robinson, do will and bequeath my dark brown eyes to anyone who would want them. I, Ieanne Sell, do will and bequeath my can of powder to Rita and Carrie, so they can smell good next year, and to Nora I will my ability to get home on time, knowing she needs it. I, Bill Severson, do will and bequeath my good P. E. grades to whoever doesn't want them. I, Joe Shepard, do will and bequeath my ability not to get caught Kat anythingj to Sandra Parton. I, Barbara Sloan, do will and bequeath my stinky gym socks to Ruby Avery because she needs them and they match her personality. I, Iim Sloan, do will and bequeath my wallet to Half Pint. I, Mary Spalding, do will and bequeath my pony tail to Sandy Stauffer knowing that she can use it. I, Floyd Summers, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with Iudy Hemstead to Janice Lack, as I know she needs it. Being of sound mind, I, Robert Tietz, do will and bequeath my ability to think up good wills to Loren Rheems. I, Ionni-,kTurner, do will and bequeath the lovely voices of my singing partners, Louie and Carolyn to whoever thinks they can sing and can't. X I, Kathy Tyrrel, do will and bequeath my height to Gordon Blay, knowing that he could use it in Basketball. I, Iirnmy Watson, do will and bequeath my '52 Ford to Gene Moulton so that he may better kill himself. I, Lynne Welder, do will and bequeath my ability to keep my mouth shut and my ability to be sick and get out of school to my beloved sister, Jane. I, Rose Marie Wilson, do will and bequeath my ability to keep my mouth closed to Iris Wilson knowing she could make good use of it. I, Dick Wright, do will and bequeath my know how to all the Burney kids. I, Dave Zoller, do will and bequeath my skill in telling big stories about duck hunting to Zumwalt and Corder. Keeping in mind that they will never outdo Norman Meeker. t NC 4 ,J 4' gy. 1 . f ' 4 Cf s . iv Q l 25 ARM? '- UN-D- 1 1 tv . t6R X t if I , 'LF A 'Ir , I ' --I PQ.: K' I 1 ,t .. , M6 ' ' , 1 4 , L 1 ' q ,. . 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She won a one-way ticket to Iapan in 1959. MISS TAMALE PIE of 1969. Congratulating TREAT is FRANKIE AVERY. FRANKIE never left Burney. She is a guest of the Burney Nut House. The poor thing swears up and down she invented the light-bulb. Goodness! ! Doesn't she know it was George Washington. Also congratulating TREAT is JOYCE RITTER. Ioyce was mayor of Burney in 1961, and was asked to lay a cornerstone for the new library. Well she got so carried away, she built the whole building before anyone could stop her. MELVIN CRUM can't be seen from here, but he has spent the whole reunion up in the attic swinging from rafter to rafter. MELVIN is a licensed Monkey Tamer. Over there near the window, that guy who just broke out of the straight jacket, spiking the punch is NORMAN LEE. NORMAN is Ex President of ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS. Holding NORMAN is ALICE BREWSTER, now a Nun in Hawaii. She also writes jokes and works weekends as a bartender. Under the refreshment table wearing the plaid cap and carrying the spyglass is HOWARD CHRISTIAN. He took Sherlock Holm's branch office in Greenwich Village. He used it for his headquarters because there has been an unusual amount of mysterious accidents happening in a nearby convent. Hiding behind the curtain over there is TONI BARKUS. She is a Nun in Greenwich Village. Poor thing, her luck seems to be lagging. She lost both big toes in a gun fight just recently. The big muscular man hanging over the hat rack is CORKY MEINBURG. He is a big important world diplomat. It took awhile for the people in the foreign countries to get used to being addressed as SNAKE, otherwise he has no trouble at all with his career. Wandering around saying Little Bo Peep Has Lost Her Sheep, is FLOYD SUMMERS ...... he's a sheepherder and is lost. Now there's a fine girl who is going places! I would never guessed she would rise to such heights! Of course I'm talking about LYNN WELDER. She has finally found her place in life -------- scrub woman at Fall River High. That's PAT JACKSON jumping up and down on the piano. She is a ballet dancer. PAT was taught the art of ballet by that Artist, WES MURER. WES used to be a professional ballet dancer, but now teaches because during a performance for the Queen he stepped on his neck and broke it. The girl who just walked in wearing a bathing suit and swim fins is MARGARET IRWIN. Her husband is out of work so she has turned to deep sea diving, the only thing she knows. BENNY BROWN has been chasing CAROLYN MAHUGH around for ten years and the only reason they'll give us is, CAROLYN built a still on Moonshine Hill and Benny is from the department of revenue. Don't look now, but that's GEORGIA GURR stuffing money into everybodys pocket. She is a counter- feiter. That breeze coming from the other side of the room is none other than BURL BARNES. BURL went to China and came back an accomplished fan dancer. Also stirring up quite a breeze is KENNY BEYSHAU. He is president of the Burney Operatic Society. Rumor has it that the only reason he took it is because they hold their meetings in the Burney pool hall. Who's that girl looking down everyone's throat ? Let's take a closer look at that badge. Why it says, KATHY TYRELL, H. D. KHorse Doctorj. The girl who is demolishing the scales with the axe is IEANNIE SELL. IEAN is a dietitian in Burney. The man at the punch bowl examining NORMAN LEE'S head is II. LEROY GROVE, brain specialist at Napa. LEROY says it is the best job he has ever had. They treat him just like a guest. The guy in the dark glasses eating the goldfish is BILL HALL. He was discovered by Walt Disney who was looking for a star for his next movie Fish Head. BILL LAKEY has fulfilled his life long ambition ---- to be a preacher. Talking business over there is IIM HAMILTON and IOE SHEPPARD. IIM has his own trained pig circus, and Ioe is owner of a flea circus. They're thinking about going into a partnership. That beady eyed girl just coming in the door is IOHNNIE TURNER. IOHNNIE got her Mrs. Degree, there was a shortage of jobs in Burney and now she has turned to cattle rustling. The guy who just drove into the wall with his car is DICK WRIGHT. He is with the Highway Patrol. The glassy eyed girl with a twitching nose is LUCILLE MOULTON. LUCILLE always wanted to be a nurse, but is truly happy with her career as a rabbit breeder. That is REX MCCLUNG wearing the trenchcoat. He works for the underworld, Ccommonly known as the sewerj. The girl with the beans in her pockets is ROSE WILSON. ROSE is a professional bean shooter maker. The little guy with the big mustache and the sheet wrapped around-him and running around in circles is MILT MCLELLAN. He's a sheik. With a huge club in her hand, running from one group of people to another cnating, LEROY, LEROY, is MURIEL CRUM. She is a Psychiatrist at Napa. just recently she wrote a best seller, LIFE WITH LEROY. Needless to say LEROY is her husband. Be careful peace lovers! That was GLORY GLORIA BLAY who just ran around the corner. As you must have guessed, she is a gun slinger. GLORIA got her start when she was watching Wells Fargo on TV and shot poor old jim Hardy up one side and down the other. BOB TIETZ always wanted to be a seamstress, but now is a tax collector. The girl with the steering wheel in her hand is BONNIE NOBLE. She drives a Burney Pusher. The girl in the middle of the room who is gabbing is CARRIE HENDRIX. She also is a great make-up artist. She runs from one big important movie to another. She also publishes Alice's jokes. JIM SLOAN has acquired, with tactics of his own, a string of bars. He's losing his money though, with his old classmates, because they keep drinking up the profit. DAVE ZOLLER has fulfilled his dearest dreams. To be girls' P. E. Teacher. Do you remember last year when Coach Santos won the presidential election ? Well, the brains behind all this belonged to DIANA MACKEN. She also works part-time as a shoeshine girl. CLAYTON OILAR is a dramatic actor. He travels everywhere acting. He can only do one movie though. It's THE MAN WHO CAME TO DINNER. The reason he only does that play is because it's the only thing he's ever been able to memorize. The girl sitting on the piano keys is PATSY ALLEN. She is a torch singer. MARY SPALDING always wanted to invent another Univac but she ended up a pine cone painter. That's CLAUDIA PYLES sitting in front of the fire with the pipe in her mouth. CLAUDIA is a genius. Why there is SHARON BARTRAM! She is dean of an exclusive boys' school you know. We didn't think she would make it here today because she was sick with the measles, chicken- pox, mumps, and athlete's feet. DENNIS GAYLORD went to school for six years to learn about soil, and now he is a grave digger. IOAN HILLIARD got sick and tired of inventing new per- fumes, so she turned to garbage collecting. Here is KAREN HILLMAN. My! That girl is cer- tainly unpredicatable. She is a bubble dancer in Las Vegas. There is MARLENE DOLLARHIDE, the world's greatest tight-rope walker. She just lost a bet that she could walk a straight line. WILLIE SEVERSON runs the projector at school, and is Santa Claus every Christmas. BUD KNOCH is living off of money he made as a race car driver. He quit business last year because he was in a wreck and broke both ears. CHERYL LACK, who for five years was President of The Happy Loan Co. is now a confirmed drug addict. Running around the corner, we see Barbara Sloan, who is a writer for Mad Comics. She tells us she is finding many good stories at this reunion. Running around with the tape measure around her neck is LINDA RICHWINE, she's a Diaper Designer. We didn't know if TOM BONHAM was going to get here or not, but here he is. Two years after he graduated he was principal of Fall River High, now he is back to weaving bas- kets. That's JIM WATSON crawling around with his nose to the floor, he is a bug exterminator. BONNIE ROBINSON used to hate snakes, but she now has a scar from her left eyebrow to her right elbow, Kfrom pet HOMER the rattle snakej. LINDA GUERINO is a Rodeo Bareback Rider. I can't tell you how many times we've tried to get her to wear a shirt but she just won't do it. Norman Meeker owns McArthur, it is him we THANK for this reunion. This is the class of 1959 tenyears1ater........................ gg lf VF, 1 ! I fg,?5' 55 ' x 1. . ' 2. A inf ' 2' A- as 10. x 5 X -fn ,. -0 -L n W ff wg 10 3, nu sv Hi Q iA is Qs -'A' g ,x-', 3. 1 1 . 3- iv .54 ll,--1-S. d-,,.4n A ug.: Q. .f A i - . :J 'Q 16. ,mv ..,,, , if -fi. ' t .Ir ' 1 L- ff -:2- ,,..v iw' F N..-M Nw A 5. -fn if 3 1 Hx .3 -'GQ 1 'Q 'i pi e 8 x 1 g' , Kff . ! mi ' . 6 5 : -swf ? T sv 9. 'Y ig' 'Q ,, Q ,E ,W . x X ff. . '. . 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Howard Christian Sharon Bartram Alice Brewster Pat Jackson . a Joan Hilliard Norman Meeker Floyd Summers Dave Zoller Rose Willson Joes Shepard Gloria Blay Linda Guerino Melvin Crum Q : 5 Robert Tietz Muriel Crum George Ashe Burl Barnes Bud Knoch Lucille Moulton Sharon Sloan Bonnie Noble Jim Watson Benny Brown Mary Spalding Bill Hall Bulldog Bite I - or A Best I Of Wishes r i ' Seniors Meeker Service A Richfield l s Parts and Accessories Fall River Mills California 103 104 Crum Meat Co. Fish Milk Products Retail Vllholesale Fresh or Cured Meat Poultry Custom Slaughtering McArthur, California Phone 4142 Volcano Angus Farms P' 'Q CONGRATULATIONS ECHO STAFF ,M . fe 5 1 I 'S Cassel, California MORRIS DOTY Town Hall Theatre Fall River Mills - Phone 4171 Congratulations Echo Staff Bosworth Jewelry Fall River Mills - Phone 4145 Congratulations Seniors B. XV. Body Shop Ccgllirfluiitiins Burney Burney, California 105 r I llllll l lf FH CHF8 llllll A Fred Gurr McArthur Redding, California California When It's Good Food You Want-- It The A-l Cai Falling CO t t e A WWE The Clarks C dp 9 P tt ll L C c 1 f lou Gerard Motors T U D U D HY RANCHf - I l N Z 1 - Gas Appliances 6: Furnaces n W Television Sales 81 Services Intermountain Gas Co. Licensed Contractor Chevrolet Sales - Service I Hwy. 299 - East Burney I Call - Burney 25 McArthur Phone 4141 Best Wishes Class Of '59' St. John Insurance Hunting - iinninn Complete Insurance Service Equipment Fall River Mills California E Burney Phone 267-M 107 108 For Up To Date Clothing See the PARISH DEPT. STORE' Burney, California Compliments to the Graduates NELDA'S DRESS SHOP Burney, California WESTERN AUTO ASSOC. STORE P. O. Box 585 Burney, California BURNEY DRY CLEANERS Better Cleaning Phone 2 67 -I Please Drop in and See BOSWORTH JEWELRY 8: GIFTS Fall River Mills, California WALLACE C. HILLIARD Insurance-Real Estate Phone 247 -W Box 666, Burney SUMMER'S Sporting Goods-Appliances Fall River Mills, California VAUGHN 'S INSURANCE Congratulations Class of 59 Rex and Ruby THE LOOPINN For The Best in Foods Redding, California OWENS PHARMACY 1330 Market Street Redding, California LLOYD'S Shoes for the Whole Family McArthur, California C. M. DICKER INC. Your Finer Stores 1614 Market St. , Redding Best Wishes to Class of 59 BARTLE'S LOGGING Fall River Mills, California MAXINE'S BEAUTY SHOP Your Satisfaction is My Happiness Burney 253 , California COFFEE CORRAL Fountain and Lunch McArthur. California BRONSON 61 DOYLE Iohn Deere-Caterpillars Susanville 6. Alturas ADIN SUPPLY All Types of Groceries Main and McDowell, Adin SHASTA GRILL Sr FOUNTAIN SHASTA BARBER SHOP Earl and Afton LEE'S VARIETY 5 6: 10 3160 Bechelli Lane Redding, California LYLE'S MARKET johnson Park Burney, California Congratulations FRUIT BROWERS LUMBER CO. Burney, California C. Sr P. LUMBER CO. Burney, California Goose Valley ALVER I. OLSON'S STUDIO Tel. Burney 249W Burney, California MARK'S MOTEL Half Mile S. On Hwy. 99 Iean 6: Peter Pastro LEIN'S GARAGE Towing 61 Repair Adin, California VALLEY SERVICE Mobile Products Fall River Mills VALLEY REED G SEED Your Ranch Sf Garden Supply Redding, California W. E. STROUP CHAIN SAW Homelite Sales Sr Service Fall River Mills, California C . F. FIELDS APPLIANCE Plumbing, Heating, Sheet Metal Work Dial 2241 - Alturas, California BURTON'S SHOE STORE 1418 Market Street Redding, California I Valley Supply McCulloch Chain Saw Hardware 4490 Hwy. 99 South Builders Supplies Cl-lestnut 3-2 381 Re dding, California Intermountain Co-op. Phone 2751 Fall River Mills, California Carrol's General Merchandise Hardware Dry Goods Fresh Meat Groceries McArthur, California Intermountain Pharmacy Phone 2345 Fall River Mills, California 1 I i 'I10 Compliments Of AI's Burney Garage Burney California AI's Electric Service Residential and Commercial Wiring DNP. Erramouspe P.O. Box 15 Licensed Contractor Phone 267-W Burney, California Cheney Grant Lumber Co Of I ENEY SUD Po ndosa , California Mm County Bank Burney, California Only Independent Owned Bank in Shasta Co. Member F.D.I.C. E. F. Drinkwine Company 820 Wall Street Phone Fireside 2-2603 Chico, California Maahcooatche Station Barbei-,S Rexall Drugs Groceries -- Hunting Fishing -- Motel Information Cal Farm Supply Hat Creek, California Veterinary Supplies Call 4242 Fall River Mills, California 112 . .A., J - g 1 Congratulations Class Of 59 California Parts and Equipment 1500 California Street Redding, California Meet Me At The GOLDEN EAGLE Iames H. Jim Mason, Manager Golden Eagle Hotel f 555, A xxx H AX! 1 X ' 45 - f ' l G l l I I i l . ,M , ' 1 Iii I l I l l I I lllli 5 Clark R. Nye and David W. Hinds Owners 233- 'L-134 ,. .ez fs -' 11- ' 21 H - V . 'js 'E 5' 7 i,::.' -, . N I 'S I I As up 90 duh Cl I ld- planol - Au moanlnghl I yd school song! , , , your olldal JOSTBQ 1 . . . wpwrlno Pf'fl9 i I Josrwt gold. u o o lY lb9lm 9 .di SINCE 1897 oplrli thru oxchnlvr JOSTB4 Julian. Egg Glens Trailers, Inc. Authorized Dealer SPARTAN and SPARCRAFT SPAIIZTJ DIRECT FACTORY DEALER SERVICE 4210 - Hwy. 99 - South Redding CHestnut 3-1026 Established in 1927 Maude Wagner, Owner Fox Beauty Shop 1328 Market Street Redding, California Phone Cl-Iestnut 3-1641 .- T ,.,.: if .HES I -V .L.,,,..:. . .. . ,:., ,Im fi J K Q - fkfffiv f+,.'.-a F15 Qgfg ft'U:.9Q9x we cnnv .' J A ' ---. -'--- . 0 Mido I- Servica Waichn ' Spoidol 0 Jowolors Bn! ' lodge Insignia Wakh lands Featuring. . . U r u e - C o v e WITH lhl IBAMONP HINGE? I sumo Diamond uaran oo Un Our Iaycway Plan WATCH TECHNICIAN GUARANTEED REPAIRS Wu Givo Blue Chip Stump! aeaTe f 'f Cf . . CH '-4324 Burney Auto Parts Wholesale 61 Retail Machine Shop -- Service Phone Burney 226 Compliments Of cott lumber Co. Burney, California Manufacturers Of Ponderosa Pine, Sugar Pine, Fir, Cedar 113 114 -A . . .-.w.,,, James C. Nolan or Phone 5366 Fall River, California To A Successful 1959 Yearbook Compliments From D0n's Studio and Camera Shop 3158 Bechelli Lane Redding, California Compliments To Class Of 59 Sierra Market Save as you spend with Goodloe Furniture Store S. 61 H. Green Stamps I-'all River, Mills 1701 Pine St. California Redding, California Phone 2672 Phone CH. 3834 Redding Automotive Service Association AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES CO. , INC. BARNARD 61 JOHNSON BASSETT BUICK COMPANY BINGHAM MOTORS BYSTLE TRUCK St PARTS CHET'S USED CARS COOPER'S AUTO SALES DARROLD'S AUTO SALES DON DAVIS LINCOLN-MERCURY S. I. DENHAM DOTY 61 SON LOU GERARD MOTORS HERB GIMBLIN MOTOR COMPANY HAMMON'S BEAR TRUCK SERVICE ELMER W. IUNKANS KITE'S ELECTRIC SERVICE NIELSEN MOTOR COMPANY OLSON MOTORS ROTHER AUTO PARTS SHASTA TRUCK St EQUIPMENT SALES COLBY G. SMITH MOTOR COMPANY SULLIVAN :Sf CROWE EQUIPMENT CO. THATCHER 6: LOWDEN TOURNEY AUTO SALES Automotive Parts 6. Accessories New Sc Used Cars Buick Dealer Volkswagon Dealer White 6. Autocar Truck Dealer Used Car Dealer New 6. Used Cars New 6. Used Cars Lincoln-Mercury Dealer De Soto - Plymouth Dealer Complete Truck Rebuilding Ford Dealer Nash - Rambler Dealer Complete Truck Rebuilding Pontiac - Willys Dealer Carburetor 64 Electric Service Dodge - Plymouth Dealer Used Car Dealer Automotive Parts Se Equipment Logging 6. Industrial Equipment Cadillac - Oldsmobile Dealer International Trucks Chevrolet Dealer Used Car Dealer MAKE EVERY DAY SAFE DRIVING DAY RUST1 Virgil David Gooch Gooch Gooch COMPLIMENTS or I Gooch Lumber Co. DAY, Monoc co. CALIFORNIA 115 Boosters Compliments Of EATON'S EMPORIUM DRUG STORE Redding, California For Better Service See VALLEY EQUIPMENT CO. Bieber, California For Better Food See V. B. CHAMBERS Bieber, California ALTURAS BUILDING MATERIAL CO. Building Material of All Kinds From the Ground to the Top of the Roof Best Wishes From. . . . . . ALTURAS DRY CLEANERS 840 Main Street, Phone 2831 Mr. and Mrs. Irwin MODERN MARKET Fall River Mills Best Wishes From. . . . . COLEMAN INSURANCE Redding, California Best Wishes From. . . . CASCADE STATIONS INC. Redding, California For Better Fruit THOMPSONS APPLE SI-IANTY Montgomery Creek The Best in Equipment D. D. SMITH TRACTOR CO. Alturas, California For Better Service ENDERLIN'S PHARMACY Alturas, California Congratulations Class Of 59 ROUND MT. STORE Round Mt. California Make Your Purchase At CLAIR' S SAV-MOR STATION Redding, California c. 1. PRREIRA, c. v. M. P. O. Box 958 Redding, California Stop In and See FARMERS FOOD STORE Redding, California Best Wishes From .... . . . .4 REDDING VETERINARIAN HOSPITAL Redding, California GLENBURN STORE LaVern Parker Glenburn, California WALLACE C . HILLARD Insurance - Real Estate Burney, California BURNEY MODERN BAKERY Robert W. Garner Burney, California HILDENBRABDT ST UDIO 6: CAMERA SI-LDP Everything Photographic Alturas, California, Phone 7353 Best Wishes From. . . . . . cocA-coin Borr LING CO. Alturas , California Best Wishes From. . . . FOX BEAUTY SHOP Redding, California Pioneer Store Sporting Goods - G. E. Appliances Meats 6: Groceries Burney, California I I 1 Willis french Burney Billiards Burney, California Burney, California I 3 Red awhnesmre Quality Meats 6: Grocerie Burney, California Burney, Cal forn Congratulations Seniors Diamonds - Watches - Silverware Perdue's Fountain 81 lunch Halling Jewelers Stop In Budget Terms 1061 Main Street Watch Repair - CH. 3-0123 Alturas, California Iewelry Restyling 1422 Market Phone 3711 Redding, California Congratulations Seniors Chase livestock Transportation K U 5601 Cedr Road Kandel Class St Award - Sweaters 61 Jackets Redding, CalifOf11ia Don Whiffin 19 17 East Acacin Drive Fresno 26, California Phone CH, 3-0421 118 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 59 lnier-Mountain Fair LABOR DAY WEEKEND August 30, 31 - September 1, '59 McArthur, California Shasta County Edgerton Lumber Company MANUFACTURERS OF SOFT TEXTURED PONDEROSA PINE - CEDAR WHITE CEDAR P. O. Box 177 Phone 2371 Adm, California 119 ., my . I Best of Wishes John Meeker, Dist. Compliments of Tidewater Pl'0dUClS Ryan Funeral Hgme Burney, California Bieber, California COMPLIMENTS T0 CLASS 59 Lorenz Lumber Company PHONE OFC. 149 B y C lf n Pete Norbaitz LOGGING CONTRACTOR P. O. Box 705 BURNEY, CALIFORNIA Z We Give Life S 6: H Green Accident Stamps Health A . , Z.:-'Q-v'v1-xv' ' - SS John l. letsmger Iohn L. Letsinger S SQL, HE X 0 1342 me St- Mt. Burney Shell Service CH 3-3053 k 'Qqi cggs is Redding, California X J' Burney' California Hwy. 299 421 122 7 Shasta Dairy 81 Delivery Milk - Cottage Cheese Eggs - Butter Chas. W. Pawley Redding ,si-Q. 4, ,tj . -I Best Of Luck Echoe Staff YH f ' ' , f is 6 ' , L fs. if, -is 1 if , -i Qi! . L V 2.537 . 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