Fowler High School - Litoria Yearbook (Fowler, CA)
- Class of 1953
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W Akai' LITUIQIA 1953 VOLUME XXXIV Published By LITORIA STAFF OF FOWLER UNION HIGH SCHOOL Fowuzk CALIFORNIA Edifgr Business Managers RUBY NAKAGAWA HORT HORN ROLLY ALLEN 1 M, in able 0 Cent nts Adrninistrotion . 5 Closses l3 Activities . 35 Sports 55 Society 73 Advertisements . 83 Top left: The lull of the noon hour finds students casually de- Top Right: As Darlene Jones looks for further information in scribing their latest odvcntures in school. the library, Jim English proves he can find it Bottom left: lt's a toss-up and a question of who can stretch Bottom Right: The comera's eye unexpectontly catches hungry the highest to get it in a game of intramural basketball. students eating their lunches in the cafeteria. U' fl 451' HH Q11 use M E 'H' rw u Q f n I ' W' ll ui: 'U' ll mr IDEIDICATIUN To Mr Robert Gross In apprecuatuon for hrs understandmg and wullmg servlce as sponsor of the class of 1953 we deducafe th 3 thurty fourth edntuon of the Lutorna We wall always remember has cordlal manner and friendly smule whale we are Just Remmlsclng 4 ' 1 , I - - 11 - - - 11 I 'rw' , , ., M, 'f wif' J af , Nu ' Nam! ,ww- ,fwf ,, f 1 Q Z 'Z Dizlfd Tl'llSt8BS As we are Just Reminiscing, we have to acknowledge the actual source of all our pleasant experiences. Our memories originate with five prominent men of this community who comprise the Board of Trustees of Fowler Union High School. They are the ones who establish the operating policies for the entire mainten- ance of the school. On their continuous agenda are various issues such as the building program, transportation system, school budget, recreational program, vocational agri- culture department, and the adult educational program. Along with the immediate transactions the trustees have proposed a draft of the readjustments of the school to meet the future needs of the community. The president of the trustees is Mr. A. D. Wilson, a rancher by occupation. He has served on the board for thirteen years. Mr, Richard Goode, a local rancher, is the clerk of the board. He has served as a trustee for six years, Mr. Aaron Butts, a member ofthe board for nine years, is the co-owner of his own business establishment, the Butts Equipment Company. Mr. George McClurg, also a local rancher, has been on the board for eleven years. Mr. Earl Hill, owner of the Ford Sales Company in Fowler, was elected to the board this past year, succeeding Mr. O. C. Hutchings, Aaron Butts, Richard Goode, clerk: A. D. Wilson, president: George McClurg, Earl Hill. T Principal Weston Alt dictates a letter to his efficient secretary, Mrs. Lorene Biggerstaff. I hey Guide Us Nineteen fifty-two to fifty-three was the year of the Big Change. Remember. It was the year of the Big Change in national politics when for the first time in the lives of our students a different political party came into power. lt was the year of the Big Change at Fowler High School too. The class of i952 had graduated, taking with it the starting lineup in football and basketball, the majority of student leaders, and several faculty members, That put it squarely up to the class of i953 to take hold. And it took hold! ln athletics we developed amazingly and never finished lower than second. ln student government our council accepted the challenge of real student leadership. Our new faculty members fitted in nicely and became loyal Fowler Redcats. We were a little dubious of the year of the Big Change at Fowler, but it turned out to be a good year. f6Uw5w 777 Daniel Petersen, our vice-principal has a busy schedule every day of the year. In addition 'WX to teaching social science, he has charge of boys' attendance, the counseling of the fresh- men, and handiing of disciplinary problems. M Q U 5 1 'QQ ffl! L 'Si My ff W eg af xt. Ea wg, -'Oil' W V, V ! we M lvl , 52 A 5' ' 52 fi. H if wi' iihi, 3' H' . 13' , ,ff 5: 5 1 , X ' ,f 'Z 7d 'Q J 5 X 'hw W 2 rs' :ir ,ge I , , ' ,f ' f iii Mrs. Finley, Mrs. Griggs, and Mrs. Turner, our expert cooks, pause for a moment during their busy morning of preparing lunch. Hungry students select choice foods as they move a'onq in the cafeteria line. .XX ey Drovide ufood or h0uQht Bill English, Norma Peflhom, Hazel Schultz, and Mrs, Hazel Voor- hees are eager to serve the anrushing crowd at the candy counter. ,A FUN .o, HH A fi 'U H Everett Hanner, head of the transportation department, starts off on his route to pick up students. . K N ir! ' 5 i, I BUCKY FITZGERALD President ROLLY ALLEN Vice-President T? FUHI Itudent Government Exercises Executive Dowers Another busy year ot activities has been concluded by the l3 mem- bers ot the student council. Activities successfully conducted under their sponsorship were the Freshman Reception, ASB card sales, Porterville Barn Theatre, Thanksgiv- ing Dance, Christmas Program, and Gift Exchange. They also attended leadership conferences during the year to promote better citizenship, sportsmanship, and student govern- ment. Sponsors were Josephine Berine and Cameron Woods. Theodore Con- verse was the financial sponsor. 'ix BARBARA SCOTT KIMI TOKUBO HORT HORN HIROKO ll Secretary Treasurer Publicity Commissioner Art Commiss oner STUDENT COUNCIL - BACK ROW: Cameron Woods, Turpin, Sturdivant, Hinton, Self, English, Samuel, Ernens. FRONT ROW Tokutno, Allen, Fitzgerald, Scott, Horn, li, Josephine Bonne, 'Not in p:cture: Theodore Conversel, M 1 :Ll 'V ,fy f 4 f f, ja, f n f 12 . .,,. A 47 i, 7 A ,, 95221 M' Wm , QR Q55 I5 ,K QM SS H.73QoI , V, Z Wf , iz v lf. is f X .Ny K fa i r , X V- 'K Y? 'W , V , ig 4 X, kt -is r .Q A-I 1 1, 1 EJ1 , Q! S ' saw I f f K cbs 2 ', If H, , Z -s. -i f f-'f WM AUM ,waxy . fffff. WH f y 1 I1 Z, ,. ,,,yw,5W. . If ' 'Z 4 .f J f v gf? 12' ff' President Bill Sturdivant, Treasurer Mary Wada, Vice-President Kay Bedrosian, and Secre- tary Ruby Nakagava plan for a gay senior year. These senior officers of the pep and brown department look determined to win the Intramural Cup. Left to right: Marilyn Snyder and Jim Brumbaugh, yell leaders: Jack Kelley, boys' athletic manager: Jennie Huerta, girls' athletic manager. Seniors Have emories Cf The Dast nd Dromisine Dlans for The Future MOTTO: Tnere's Room At The Topg l.et's Go. COLORS: Blue ond While FLOWER: Yellow Rose ACTIVITIES- Senior Party Senior Assembly O-Ooy Coreer Doy Dress-Up Dov Junior-Senior Ploy Junior-Senior Prom Boccoloureote Commencement Senior sponsors happily reminisce over a successful Yea'- Back row: Mrs. Jacquelin Austin, Berry Hill. Front row: Robert Gross, Mrs. Barbara Hopkins. iNet in picture: Ted Conversei R ADELE ADAME- Asc' aa Club ROLLY ALLEN- AEE V co-Vo: dent freshman .wce-president, FFA, Hi-Y, E'o:k F, Reacat Review soor+s cdlto' :os chorus, Lito' a ass s'ant business manajcr, ,urmor play, Os- zernolics, foofba'l, baseba'I, bcsketbal, athletic awards, stage work, drama awards, senior play, Quill and Scroll. OSSIE ANDERSON- Tri-H'-Y, FHA, drill team, Acolian Club. FRANCES ATCHLEY- A:al:cn Club secreTary-Treas- urer, All School Musical, GERALD BAXTER- Red Cross representative. KAY BEDROSIAN- Seno' vice-president, Hi-Y tfeasu cr, AV Club vice- president, Redcat Review buszrwcss manager, Litoria sports cdnor, boys' chorus, assemblies athletic awards, stage work, public address system track, senior play, Quill and Scroll, FFA treas- .Yeh 4 '?'fl 54 Valedictolian Ruby Nakogava and salufotorion Robert Mitig- ion veminisce over four years of high scholastic achieve- ment, WARREN BARIG!AN- Band, football, track. RICHARD BARNES- FFA sentinel, boys' chorus librarian, Block F, band, drum maior, basketball, baseball, athletic awards. ,Z U32 ,- M gl f KATHRYN BYRD- HARRIET CASTRO- Aeollan Club, assemblles Aeollan Club, ossemblucs, stage work. Mrs. Barbara Hopkins aids Grace Vinyord, Frances Aichley, and Waldo Hein in fitiing caps and gowns. ROY BEGGS- FFA, JIM CLARK- Sfage work, football. JIM BRUMBAUGH- Scmor yell leader, FFA, Block F, boys' chorus stage work football, swlmmlrwg team Doxlng NADINE COLLEY- Trl-Hl-Y, FHA, Rally Club Aeollan Club. MARGARET COLWELL- Tru-Hu-Y, FHA social chair- man, Rally Club, Redcar Rcylcw ednfor, lamor play, slagc- work, somor play, Qusll and Scroll Lularla, Dance Clab asscmhllcs, dra- ma award BEVERLY CRAIG- Freshman Yell Leader, FHA, Redcaf Review, Aeollan Club, pea gurl, Red Cross repro- sentatlyc, asscmblues, Dance Club, ASB yell leader, Ll- Torlo, swlmmrng TQOm mor'- ager. STAN DARLING- Freshman X. 1 C e - president, Block F secretary, FFA sec- retary, Boys' Federation v 1 : e - president, athletic awards, football, basketball, baseball, track swimming 'earw senor D'av. NAOMA EMENS- ASB heaa yell leader, fresh' man president, Dance Club, Circle F, GAC VICE-DVSSIA aent, Aeolian Club, soph- omore councillor, Redcat Re- view editor, Litoria, pep girl, lun or play, assemblies, ath- letic awards, Quill and Scroll, swimm ng team, Fowler Fali Festival Queen, FFA Barn Dance Queen, senior play, stage work, tennis team, dranna JEWEL GOLSTON- Junior girls' athletic man- ager, FHA treasurer, Tri-His Y, GAC, Dance Club, Cir- cle F. ROY ELM- Stage work BOB ERSKIN- FFA. MARILYN GREEN- GAC, Circle F, iunior play, stage work, swimming team, senior play, Quill and Scroll. 31 MAE FIELDS- Tri-Hi-Y, Aeolian Club, BUCKY FITZGERALD- ASB president, freshman yell leader, Hi-Y, FFA president secretary, iunior play, as- semblies, athletic awards, stage work, football, FFA banker's awards, state farm- er's degree, senior play, Quill and Scroll. A solemn group of seniors practice marching for commenc- ment. Left to Right: Frances Havens, Warren Barigian, Jewel Golston, Richard Barnes, Marietta Mirigian, Roy Elm, Cowl Stanton, Jack Heinrich. WALDO HEIN- FRANCES HAVENS- lan or s ce-president, HlfY, Scolwcmoe grrls afn'c-mc jurmgr plqyy All School MUS, manager CFS, GAC presl- cal assemblres. d r a m a ae-nl Crr:'Q F. Acollan Club, awards, cafeteria work, Vieing commencemeni speakers have a stimulating discussion :urvcr Play, stage work. senior play. over topics. Left to right: Ruby Nakagawa, Kay Bedrosian, Marilyn Green, Robert Mirigian, Marilyn Snyder. JACK HEINRICH FFA. DON HINTON- Jumar prcsldenl, Boys' Fed- eration president, HIAY sec- retary, Block F, Dance Club, 'Joys' chorus, band, swung band, junior play, assem- lwllcs, atnlefuc awards rnassc awards, stage work, Dasc- ball, football. -mfg in ' '25 1 E Fu HORT HORN- JENNIE HUERTA-- ASE r iff art. conwmrssrancr ,un ru gm, on-pong mon. Pow FL :prawn frcasarcr ggi-r ,dgqlrgn Clay, Dgncg Hr N' E-.ff.,:v. F Dance Clan ,mg ggi.:-mpllpg Tw' CV? Qcrwll Lrlarra Eas- rw varafzlrr Ruicav P0- . fn 'Ys will' l1c...s in fvr.. s J- f.v rr a, All School P a. aisfrnfwl Us arnlcllc awry: -func ww- raskct trail arf rrasarra' sunlar 5 3. Q F .iranva awart HIROKO ll- GEORGE KALO0STIAN- ,ALF :rv :ywvwss :fer Rea- FFL SC C'l ca! Q- ,JJ : assistant Civ ' aescnft. cs CSF stage ,vow 2' 'Cana C rclc F Dania C ai: Tu ll an,1 Scroll JACK KELLEY- Servo' bovs nth etc rwarw- aqer, bona .tcefbres :lent bots' cborus areslaent sw ng bana, athlettc awards, rrvuslc awards, football, basketball track. lr MARILYN LILLIE- Trl-H--Y Aeallafl Club, Q13 Frank Ruiz and Jim Brumbaugh earnestly discuss senior activi- ties while sifting on the senior bench. JOSEPHINE MARTINEZ- Aeollcn Club Dance Club, 'oi JANET LOCKIE- GAC, Cnrcle F, Redcat Re- vlew, Lltorua, Aeollan Club. assembltes, athletuc awards, stage work, swlmmlng team JEANETTE MERLO- Rea Crass representatlve, FHA vtce-bresldent, senlor Gnrls' League counclllor Dance Club, Trl-l-ll-Y, All School Musical, Aeollan Club, Redcat Revuew assustant edt- tor, Lntorna, assemblles, cafe- terla work. ABRAHAM MARTlNEZ- Athletlc awards, stage work, football baseball MARIETTA MIRIGIAN- Trl-l-ln-Y, FHA, Rally Club, :Zed Crass rebreserttallxe JERRY MCHAM- l-lx-Y, band, assemblles, ath- letlc awards, stage work basketball, track. 41, .l ROBERT MIRIGIAN- Seal-omore . rc e - oresrderft AV Club president treasur- er Rally Club CFS dent -.rce-nresdefrt cat Reber. etora Qrarher lorry play blres, drama awards terra cashier stage Lmblrc cd:ress s,sf-em old., Qarll and Sera Eearer Salutaforrari. presl- Red- gmotz- asserr- cate- .work serv or , SCOl CHARLOTTE PARKER- Aeolrcrw Club, arrll team Dance Club RUBY NAKAGAWA Freshman treasurer, rumor treasurer, senior secretary AV Club secretary, treasur er, program chairman, CSF GAC, Circle F, Quill an Scroll, Redcat Revnew edu- tor, Litoria editor, athletic awards, tennis team, Seal Bearer, Valedictorian. LOMETA NUTT Aeollan Club assemblies stage work Senior Class Secretary Ruby Nokagowa receives Url Order for graduation announcements and personal cards from Jeanette Merlo while Marilyn Lillie contemplates the style of printed cards she will purchase. SHIRLEY PURSELL- FHA, Aeolran Club. E MARY JANE MORRIS- Tr -H -Y FHA Dance Club Aeolrarw Club, assemblies, CSF DARLENE PETERSON- FHA, Redcat Rewew, Litoria, assernblres, Dance Club, Curll and Scroll, swimming team manager, Mayfair Queen. 20 JANE RAY- yell leader, FHA, Trl-H'-Y, Lltorra, Redcat RC- Junior slew, athletlc award, swim- rrrrnq team Dance Club, as- wemlr-'Ps FRANK RUIZ- Elock F FFA, Days' chorus, amrefrc awards, foorbaih sw mmmg mam- BARBARA SCOTT- ASB secretary, rumor secre- tory, freshman gms' ath- Nerrc manager, freshman Grrrs' League councdor, AeoA man Cwub, Dance Crub, gumor pray, assemblres, CSF, Crrde F. MARTIN SRABIAN JOY STALLINGS- FFA Scntrnel Aeoluan Club. JANET SELF- Grrls' League president, freshman treasurer, Dance Club, Acoluan Club, swung band, asscmblrcs, s T a Q C work, CSF, Rccicaf Rc-wow carter Bill Sfurdivanf ond Waldo Hem sensor members of the con Sf HffI0f1 CYGW. fGCkle Phe big lab of bulldmg sets for the Junior-Senior play. Bill Sfurdivanf, senior class president, smilingly receives the Intramural Cun from John Pereira for the seniors' achieve- mcnr in infrumural sports. CAROL STANTON FHA CSF T i Hn lrc'c F Rcdcaf Revlew alhletic awards, swimming team, senior play. BILL ST4RDIVANT Sophomoe president senior president junior aln eric manager Hn Y AV Cub Block F, boys chorus, band, athletic awards, stage work, football, track. BETTY SMITH- Ae: ,cn CL.: Dance Cub FHA Trl-r-4 -Y MARILYN SNYDER- cOh'wn'na'C xcl loader, senior :C l ICCJCV lunlor Girls' ' C0110 Cosa: 'lor GAC Mcc- Jwl mum C Vf c- F Dance f ..' Ra: Cass ryresldonr Dalia? Ri. ff. Lllorc NAC! f, Llli' assefnlullcs athletic amar l- srawf work swim rn wg Marv full onzl Scroll Vcxfa f cnc rn-an KIMI TOKUBO- 9+ E lrfasxuf 'sagvncnwcrv Lzrwars CAC sccrofarx fjanrcf Cain Clrrlc F Rell Ia' Re. QA , lsrla assem- Z as alni-l C 'iwards 'Cans 'cam sfaic nzvs fa r ans! ff' CS: N' 22 GARY SMITH- Socnomore yell-'eader FFA presrdonr and xlcc-prosldenf boys' chorus, Dance Club, assemblies, Swimming Team, atnlef-c award, ARGUSTA THOMPSON- Trl-Hl-Y FHA, Anvlldn Clif? afll loam MARY TORRES- lrznllcrwct ra ECA rm CARMEN VALDEZ- TERESA VELASQUEZ- I-'J secrerar. Dance Club Aeaan 'un Rai. Cs: Reaca' Qewew Ctorlc Aeohan Club, lunlor blow, drill team. , if., GRACE VINYARD- Redcat Review, Lltoroa, lun- lor play student director, Red Cross Representative RW, Richard Barnes and Stan Dorling listen intently to o Fresno Junior College instructor as he explains o routine schedule of courses and activities. MARY WADA- BILL WALKER- NANCY BOWMAN- Senlor treasurer, GAC, Cnr- Junior yell-leader, Hi-Y, AV Transferred from Roosevelt cle F, Girls' League treasur- Club, swing band, Lltorna, High School last semester of er, Dance Club, band, oth- Redcat Review, assernblles, sensor year, senior play. Ietlc awards, Red Cross Rep- music awards, studerv cus- resentatuue, CSF, tennis toduan, stage work. manager, nnuslc award, as- sembllcs. LOUIS ARRIAGA- Transfer from Fresno High photography BEN BETANCOURT- Band, swing DOUG, fOOTl3Oll. OSAMU HASHIZUME- Track. RAY HERNANDEZ- SLEAZAR RENTERIA- CAMERA SHY 23 HAROLD SIMPSON- FFA, swimming team. REX SMITH- Stage work. JACK TAGAWA- Stage work. BILL WILSON- Football, basketball, Q my i F fzil H- ,gift E 8 Z x, r , Q av' Nw Lk S103 -6 V566 fl -Seniors discuss the day's schedule as they await further instructions. -Happy seniors arrive at Reedfey in school bus. -Senior boys bask in the California sunshine. 5 xlf ...ffm 1 4. 5... 6. -Time out for the pause that refreshes . Mr. Gross inquires about the plans of the girls for the day. --The camera catches these seniors with mixed expressions ot shyness, concern, and happiness on Senior Career Day. Senior Career Day Dreves uccessful 25 r JUNIOR OFFICERS - Don Turpin, president: Jac- quelin Pisor, secrelary, Leonard Hansen, vice- presidenl, and Pot Feaver, treasurer, make plans for eagerly awaited Junior-Senior Prom. ,qi ? r i gf Other eager iunior officers who are ready fa make o try for the Infrarnural Cup -. are Lydia Valdez, yell leader, Johnny Nakamura, boys' afhfetic manager: and ond Rachel Renteria, girls' othlefic mon- ager, KNol' in picture: Richard Munoz, yell Ieader.l Goa I n iht uniors MOTTO: Climbing Ever, Ceosing Never, COLORS: Maroon ond Groy FLOWER: Red Rose ACTIVITIES- Snow Porfy Junior-Senior Ploy Junior Assembly Junior-Senior Prom Junior sponsors look ioyful at the very lhoughl' of the Prom. Back row: Earl Powell, Lloyd Leesl, John Ne- vins, Front row: Wilson Landrum, Cameron WoodS. uniors Drovide eniors With astinse Memories Of An nioyable rom And ntertainine ID ay l MR. WOODS' HOMEROOM UERRY LEWISJ -- BACK ROW: Shlnya Ta- 1 kubo, Robert Austtn, Russell JO- hcnsen, Charles Moo'e, Robert Kat- zaklan, Leroy Wehmeyer, Phnllrp Selrnandl, Ru55e'l Baxter, Wade Mlllerg SECOND DOW Charles Mrs- sakuan, Howard Eoos, Joe Fevlnger, Dalsy Mae Ethrldge, Ruth Cox, Wanda Pond, Helen Slnner, June Wade, Joyce Schwabenland, Hazel Schultz, Johnny Qu,ntero, Kenny Yuen, FRONT ROW, Pat Hughey, Donna Austln, Helen Montoya, Rachel Renterla, Mary Frances Rob- erts, Rachel Juarez, Molly Alfaro, Sochlko Yamanaka, 'Not ln plcture: Kenneth Bennetts, Kenneth Srruth, Luther Smrth, Arthur Many, Rachel Juarez, Rose Ramlrez, MR. LANDRUM'S HOMEROOM lWO0DY WOODPECKERSl - BACK ROW George Prreto, Nrcky Dervnr- tanlan, Maurrce Fodor, Johnny Na- kamura, Jam Olxer, Dan Turpin, Leonard Hansen Wrllre Branch, Wul- Ite Hodge, SECOND ROW Fred Sanchez, Wlllre Contreras, Ray Her- nandez, Margaret Spencer, Shlrley Raoerts, Dalsy Rae Ethrrdge, Jose- Uhrne Qutntana, Aurora Contreras, Joyce Jones, Barbara Wlnter, Gary Elarngren, FRONT ROW Shlrley Oryer, Rrta Reed, Pat Feayer, Elea- rar Nalran, Rosle Clay, Shlrley Brumbaugh, Jane Wade, Mary Loulse Nunes, lNot ln plcture Bull Chllds, Irene FUIIKOWO, Dennls Gal- loway, Ysldro Rlyera, Arnella Trlnl- Ltadl MR. LEEST'S HOMEROOM 'KING KONGl - BACK ROW GCN Full- wara, Hldeo Yamane, Kelso Barrett, Tony Gutrerrez, Larry Noble, Bull Busch, Russell Lalno, Grlbert Lattl- rner, Morrls Srablan, SECOND ROW Rochester Hood, Jessre Latano, Nat Erown, Barney Sana, Lacllle Azor- ran, Arlene Orphan, Darts McCow- an, Theresa Mayberry, Lydla Valdez, Leroy Wrllls, Rlchard Munoz, Larry Lynch, FRONT ROW Chrlstlna Ru' rioph, Mary Uekr, Frances Tokabo, Norma Pellham, Hortencla Metra, Eleanor Franco, Marla Ramos, Rachel Alfaro, 'Not rn plcture Le- ona Battle, Tom Don, Carole Peay- er, Barbara Katzaklan, Jacauelln Ptsrx, Clutford Pursell ggi? xg, H4-NSS' Ml 1' in 'mi 1 K ff -.M 9 Mx 'dfai e 2523 Na,,v s ,aux R I -Q .Q flfii-Q 'xii H Q ,V wg, gf f z A , S I. I x 9 21 Q., f U. ' . N 'Fi 5 4 F5 ,f' K Q , i is 1, 52213 J rf' 1 Q 2 W f il G P, AL. 8 'f?'Eg.. . . 1 A . . 14 A. . 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Hoff, Lgplella Thompson, Rlcnard Maul -aVerne Ogle FRONT ROW J rn Claypool, Joan Kern- dl, Dorothy Krlkorlan Verna Sfbwabenland, Vlrglnla Tuck! ness, Jayenflne Renterla, Ja- llctte Verdugo, Carmen Palol, yella Sancnezq Not ln plctare Frank Slcrra Ianhamares Deflect non usy ear 0 ark And Dlay MR. SCIACQUA'S HOMEROOM SATCHJ - BACK ROW, Ben Snumate, VIVQII Brandon, Don Maclel, Bobby Huglwey, Don Barnes, Ted Nlx, Floyd Hlda, Darrell Dennls, SECOND ROW, Manuel Garcla Davld Andrade, Frank Mella, Jess Perez, Ken- neth Caudle, Don Sprayberry, FRONT ROW: Carol Welty, Maxlne Atchley, VIFQIHIO Brls- coe, Janlce Polnaexter, Jackle Steele, Darlene Jones, Janet Srablan, Mary Ellen Prleto, lNot ln plcture: OfEllG Garcla, Ellzabelh Halen, Malll Maegler, Carol Wrlgnt, Bruce Ballew, Frank ROOTIQLJCZJ -4 1 O . CONDIT S HOMEROOM lHUMPHREY BOGARTl - BACK ROW Blll Engllsh, Thomas Okaf rnara, Donald Plsor, Harold Rob- lnfon, John Wyatt, Harold Sten- forl, Danlel Huerta, Alex Azar- lan, Johnny Mamaslan, SECOND ROW Gene Anlberg, Glenn Eeotne Larry Glrtz Pat Brown Rlcnarl: l-lelnrlcn Mlcnael Tan- ner, Tern Takalftasbl, Earl Klng- slon Alfredla Kelly, FRONT ROV' 'VlUYClG Madsen Betty .oacz Glynel Pnllllbs Clara Jones Leaa Royal Rose Za! .ala E Qanor Gotlerrez Allce Rcirlgacz l.l.loe Mengtez 'Nlot ln plctere Darlene Can Fiaben Coralcs Florence Green Leo! na Horn: Elden Natt Leo To- rres Eagene Schooncler 30 1 J ff'-W-an., ff UQ, D Nl! 4 ,f J' n f 1 ' .3 f 'mf ' ' ,A ag. W ,,,,,3, 1fuf1'Xx mamma' ' z M. 1444 IQ .NW 'Q H 1 N 'x ' is 4 roi Z8 L .Ax ., , , x L fb 1+ a , WW 54 ' 4' X k '.'2:3,3-, 2 4 3211.-'Y r L wg N J tv '-' ' K ' Y -If Lf :utr-.gl W ' '? 4' ' fl? ?:-. ' 'Af 'Lx , ,ir wk-1'-f:1A A A l 1 Aw 4f'f'fr Q L A1f1?ifi4iAl 'f Ig-1 , 2 J' cfm ' 5 2 32 21 51 K, fl O, 1 , gun- , . V' mi-.ar 'We S' 4,3 ig gm df 1 1. iv Q 0 H. x X M- f x' 'Q SW F ' . WZ Q if flu 1 Q- 'E f NU. x if 5, ,ks Q 4 . D . A -Xl . 1 5' 4 x 1 1 5 K . A 'A fu f V 1 . i ' W a A ' lf' . 1 v 6 Q' ' x 7,4 K . MRS, H0lEN'S HOMEROOM KBOWERY BOYSD - B A C K ROW' Lows Perez, Jlrn Engllsll, Vlax Ho ond, Jam Franzer, Mel- . r- G more, Joe Garcla, Ron- ad Hair ngs, Tnamas Cowell, Rggfgr yvllson, Salvador Serra- . Siarge Tlll,ej SECOND ROW: ,epsc Dias, Saran Cavazos, Frwl. Vela, Aagasflnc Cora:-ro, ,ann Earns, Tedd, Kanlsnlge, george Merrgan, Ollle Be Mul- er QGOTVICE Baflle, Hazel :lC,,Ql'NT6Vf FRONT ROW Helen Cuz Margaref Ortlz, Anna Eoogoaan, Caro e Rebrnsdorf, Carole Morley, Marina SCOTT, Vlgr-mn Hemrlcn, Mable Clay. Freshmen nd onhamores C0-Unerate To Droduce A Drize- innine Float MRS. PHILLIP'S HOMERDOM IGOOFYJ - BACK ROW: Ken- neth Fagnkawa, Jim Tuiler, Gor- don MaTl'1es, Louis Hodge, Rudy Roflr quez, V l c f o r Marr nez, Sfanlcy Pcbgworllng S E C O N D ROW Neck Blancas, Frank Ra' mow, Barbara S,nncr, Flow Hclnrldw, Mary Hone, Steve Frcnzo Lowell Kcrbs, Larry Cotnran, M c r l l n Kalzarlan, FRONT ROW Doris Morgan, Ha on Danncr Myrna Bryant, Marlmnna Morlsnlga, El zcoclh Baker Tall Q MCEllUney, lrane Rangel, Do'o'es Garnano Nor ,n pcmre Irena Vaiamez, Tal- Qas Warren Dons Ma'qan, Rad, Castf o Jcieplmnc I-lcrnanicz MR McMAHON'S HOMEROOM lJIMMY DURANTEl - EACK ROW Dawd Turner, Donald El- land Bllly Morrow Donald Clay, Fred Raco, Jalwnny Casados, Mawr Kancnaga Alfred Fulnkawa, Kenneth Mallory, SECOND ROW Darrxl Hansen, Carmen Garm- vo, Howard Hryarna, Bernard Franco, Frank Tranllo, Sawaaor Bcserra, Kay Wllklns, Eleanor Olwer, Bullv Takanasnl, FRONT ROW Nellc Avlla, Rosle Var- cas, Sally Sngn, Varna Hman- lngs, Pnyllls Bonner, Fern Had- sncfn, Molly Hoflabaugh, Jane Patton. Not ln pucfarc' Paallnc Andrade, JoAnn Scnacnovcr, Howard Flfzgcrald 33 I W Many And Varied Mrs. Marilynn Phillips and Margaret Calwell assist Carol Stanton in a clothing adjustment, -Eurdell Sherman, Betty Lopez, and Dixie Cossey demonstrate arts of cooking. Mr. Landrum points out technicalities of photography to Larry Noble, Donald Simonian, and Norma Pellham. Bill Busch explains geometry problem under watchful eye of Jewel Golston. Maurice Fodar points out Spanish explorations to Mary Ueki. -Mr. Boucher demonstrate: use at machinery to Merlin Ka- zarion and Harold Hayes, -lndustrious typists show skill in a speed test. 37 f : ll Top center: The editor of this year's Litoria, Ruby Be DS. , .P:o'o::Z:of:S Bri: lrlgia camera to take a flash shot. Nakagawa, in a typical pose, is preparing copy of the yearbook tor the printer. Left: Assistant editors, Pat Feaver and Julie Ii, review last year's annual and dummy a new page. Bottom center: Business managers Hort Horn and Rolly Allen are totaling up the amounts of ad money collected. Litoria Staff orksio lletain ur emories The long and tedious hours ot hard work have been forgotten by the Litoria staff in the joy of helping you to reminsce through your 53 onnuol. The staff carried out the theme Just Reminiscing to the fullest extent and hopes that you will appreciate their efforts when in some leisure hour you glance through your 53 Litoria and just reminisce. LITORIA STAFF - BACK ROW: Bill Walker, Darlene Peterson, Grace Vinyard, Carmen Valdez, Janet Lockie, Jeanette Merlo, Margaret Calwell FRONT ROW Ethel Roosman, advisor, Kim: Tokubo, Beverly Craig, ,lane Rav, Marilyn Snyder, Kay Bed- rosian, NaOma Emens, Buakx Fitzgerald, Cameron Woods, avisor. ' ,,:.....:h.nu -- ,sf 17' 'Y 'f' Wg? 'Q 3, ,iw V5 V. , 1 213' 3231 a ,A W lik if W. M nr., 1 Q. ,x,, 1: , ,-3 ' .- 14 NL , g- , ,. 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Q Craifi J .firvm T2 r-lc.-rtfz J Ffapuclan, T Tn, Carole Mfffi, ct pina The Aeolian Club, composed ot bef ginners and advanced choruses, has pre-5 sented many varied programs this year. Under the direction ot ,lay Condit, they have appeared in the Muszc Assembly, Christmas Program, Music Festival, and Baccalaureate The otticers ot the Advanced and Beginners Chorus respectively were: Helen Montoya, Virginia Briscoe, presi- dents, NaOma Emens, Janice Coolidge, secretary-treasurers, Jeanette Merlo, Frances Havens, Marcia Mirigian, Mary Ellen Prieto, librarians. 5 fn Top Right: Agife fingers and ci smile are displayed by Accompanist Janet Self. Ccnter Right: Four year music students practice for music festival. Standing: S. Pursell, A. Thompson, W. Barigion, R. Allen, F. Atchley. Seated H. Horn. ocal Groups Enrich Community ife AEOLIAN CLUB - E-TACK RCN Singh Simpson S Pursell, Atcnle., F Hetrvich Eaqdasarian Nutt Anrltgrscn, Scheppe r Dattlc McCurIcy, Jones r-lfnftrclfzcn, B Scott Thompson Mciowan Tl-MRD ROV' Ewant Schwabcnlanit L Pursell, Co Iidqc, Smith, Nolian, Vtarlf-, Howe Eurns Wynr. Oliver Merle, Mlller, Holland Waite SECOU2 ROY- Green, Castro Franco Vvla-rim-z, Eyrfl, Danncr, I-Triscoh M Heinrich, Montoya, 'vt Snot! Huerta, Prietc Cox, Jai. Carirlt WRST ROW Novcla Aslanian P1 'ton l-lawns Cfiminc Tcniguctwi Rangcl Ramos, Emens, Erumbaugh, Ming an, Googooiafi Not in picture Avila, Ecnner, Cruz Diaz Tanaka, Lo:l4'e Selt Accompanist uniors And eniors Dresent Sheridan Whiteside listens to the mat- Whiteside's secretary, Maggie ing calls of Professor Met1's cock- Cutler, cares for the great roaches while Maggie and Bert look man. NaOma Emens, Hort on. Hort Horn, Na0ma Emens, Rol- Horn. ly Allen, Bill Busch. CAST Mrs. Stanley . Mlss Preen . Richard StcnIey June Stanley John . , Sorob . , Mrs. Dexter , Mrs.. McCL.rcheon . JACQUELIN PISOR . MARGARET COLWELL . . . . DON TURPIN MARY FRANCES ROBERTS . . BLJCKY FITZGERALD . . JANET LOCKIE . CAROL STANTON . SHIRLEY OLIVER Sheridan Whiteside explains to visitors how hatchet fiend murdered victims. Seated: Hart Horn, Standing: Rolly Allen, Bill Busch, Jackie Pisor, Bucky Fitzgerald, Gary Blomgren, Jim Oliver, Bill Walker. Mr. StonIe-,f . Maggie Cutler . Dr. Erodley . Sheridan Whiteside Harriet Stcmlev . Bert Jefferson . Professor Metz . Radio technician is carried away as Maggie waits patiently for him to remember his business. Don Hinton, Na0ma Emens, Nancy Bowman. . ROBERT MIRIGIAN . NAOMA EMENS . KAY BEDROSIAN . . . HORT HORN . BARBARA KATZAKIAN . . ROLLY ALLEN . BILL BUSCH -if f 5' ' i 5 if Mfg Y . . uv 1. A' - 66The Man ho Came To Dinnerg' 0' , it 1 Richard and June Stanley discuss their I problems with Sheridan Whiteside. Hort Horn, Don Turpin, and Mary Frances Roberts. Irlnctweon Guests . Enprcssrncn . Lorraine Sheldon . jonrly . Beverly Cor Iton As 'd like to see more of you, exclaims Lorraine Sheldon to future prospect Bert Jef- erson. Rolly Allen, Bowrnan. CAST . BILL WALKER GARY BLOMGREN JIM OLIVER BOB KATZAKIAN NANCY BOWMAN STANLEY DARLING . WALDO HEIN Nancy Westcott . . Radio Tnchnrclon Bomo . . Deprltues Plomclothcs Mon Student Directors Banjo graciously takes a cookie from the maid, Sarah, which was in- tended far Mr. Whiteside. Hort Horn, Janet Lockie, Russel Baxter. . MAURICE FODOR . DON HINTON . RUSSELL BAXTER DENNIS GALLOWAY GARY BLOMGREN . HOWARD BOOS . . JANET SELF DON HINTON DENNIS GALLOWAY the curtain comes down the entire play cast appears tor their round ot applause. Back row: Jim Oliver, Bucky Fitz- gerald, Dennis Galloway, Rally Allen, Kay Bedrosian, Stan Darling, Bob Katzakianf Second row: Ken Mallory, Charles Craig, Maurice Fodor, Bill Walker, Janet Lockie, Bob Mirigian, Jackie Pisor, Na0mo Emens, Nancy Bowman, Mary Frances Roberts, Margaret Cofwell, Russeil Baxter, Howard Boos, Don Turpin, Waldo Hein, Don Hinton, Bill Busch, Gary Borngren, Seated: Hort Horn, Shirley Oliver, Carol Stan'on, Barbara Katzakian. 111-A . , '1 X.. 7 S , ,, ,Qh:Ii2,,,,4, 'f :xy ,, -'f.u.,- Q R .30 ff 5.-iii 'N -ref 'X ,Li BOYS' FEDERATION OFFICERS - ,ann Pere-rO, SDOWOV H41--' k'U l3'Wi 'fC1f0T3f,, lion Hin'on, president: Stan Darling, Wm p,L.S,d,sf,f Hgrf Horn, treo-.urcrg AI Sciacaua, sopnsor, Male tudents Link Teeether In Boys' federation Activities The Boys' Federation has sponsored two memorable events during the Year: the Freshman Party in September, in which all the freshmen boys participated in a joyous afternoon of swimmingg and the sports day for the male students which was held in the last quarter of school. A few of the boys also took part in the annual Blossom Day sponsored by the Girls' League by displaying colorful shirts, some of which were made by themselves. if A I 2 ia, 4? ' 4 ' .w , 0' ff ' i- , Right: Swimming pool facilities are enioyed by inzam- z ' . l if ? f ing freshmen at the Boys' Federation Party on 1 ' ,it 'l ' jr .5 Freshman Day in September. Standing: Bernard M ' ' V, 112 I Francog Bach-Raw: Carl lflall, Bill Clark: Front Raw: L1 ,Yagi JF I :Il 4:0515 George Mlrigran, Tom Falls, Lloyd Hall. Y ff , ,rj q . Lett: Dan Turpin, Russ Johansen and Ken Mallory are . 1 admiring the shirt that Tom Doi made for Blossom ' lit Day. ll 'ek 1 -.wiki kb 4 , A 7- 1' ,.f,.,,'-f -V ' I' I3 X., I . I W- y, ' 3 I U V ,f .: 'l, 2 x I ' 4' r 1 Q Kr in , A2g4f5'w'Mm Q -L2 Q Qf , ,Vamp ,Q1-A iv? . ' f risk. K H., x- ,. Q ,lv -4 . -,Aa I 5 A, 'W 5 in .Q,. f- Q Q Q 3 i 0 I N HA Nr 5 'tg x I is fgg., . .' 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Back row: Kimi Tokubo Na0ma Emensg Front Row: Carol Stanton, Mae Ethridge, Marilyn Snyder. arsity ettermen Deeeive Bleek Ps As heir ymbel For Athletic Achievement BLOCK F - BACK ROW: Coach Lloyd Lcest, Sanchez, Fuiiworo, Fey vnger, Heinrich, Munoz, Branch, Ogle, P. Brown, Hodge, Willis, SEC OND ROW: N. Brown, Turpin, Barnes, Kelley, Brurnbaugh, Lynch, Boos, Sfurduyanf, Martinez, Hernandez, Quintana. FIRST ROW: Wilson, Dar I:ng, Ruiz, Yornane, Hinton, Fodor, Allen, Horn. ' ,fi A r ,, 4' Tom Doi sits, ready for a dunk, as Jim Brumbaugh an I climbs precariously over the rail, at the Block F concession at Mayfair. 3 1-f59'if2FI'Elx'?'f92LV Looking Toward A World Ot Unity, second place winner, en- Freshman-Sophomore :lass float, Hope Of The World, takes tered by the Junior-Senior classes. first place. Queen Loretta Schottner and attendants reign over Fall Festival. New y Elected C eer eaders Maintain Snirit Head yell-leader NaOma Ernens poses with newly elected assist- ants, Jim Samuel and Beverly Craig. Jim and Beverly are re- placements tor Ruth Cox and Donna Austin, who Iett school in December. 1 I I ' X , , f ,M ' V ,,,,, , ,V,,, , V JM 1 41,16 ,1 niaififfidm, 'W WM II? IQII fakhfv si 'f-f.caaf 'fQf - Y 1. x mrs Q WSI: B 9 -359' 5' I . Q E' 5 if N f' -iwffwffhfw -axg, ? Y 'f N f W r Z Q 9 -551 EZCIBE ff-4B':Q7IwG2f':-QQ43 ,N 1 QQ , MX! 'ffifw 2' 3.5 fix. n m fx,-M ,4 Q J F3 .,, Q S' QQ-I 19.4 4 HQ ww U .mf farm? M A 7 B V1 ,tv Off' ' A ' i' , 'f'Z., . ff' -' 'iirffdistf' A ' it s A 4 N fs X V. . Ab L Q V I nl A 5.1 -Y, u if 'hx W '. V ' if 'S X, JJ , 392' ' ' :magic Q? 1 Lia., 1 6 . 'T 1 5 EMXL, 'fl ' fb ' I ff N . V 1, ' W Q. 'ww 6, an A ..v i 1:1 il: Q1 . 4 , -' 'V V, 'f - ,gf 'W ' 'A . QF l gat, A I' xy w . - .fl ' A ' 1g? g,, ' .QQ E3 4 'C 5 sllin ' ' VV If 0 ' fAfLN'JL5..Lu,+L I ' L0 '4 fnqxybo lfff-'law' 7f VARSITY - BACK RCW. L. Neale, manager, C. Hutchinson, R. Hefnvncn, L, Lynch, R. AI!cn, H. Horn, K. Barrett, D. Galloway, FOWLER FOWLER FOWLER FOWLER VOWLER FOWLER FOWLER FOWLER FOVVLER FOWLER Coach Least, FRONT ROW: W. Hodge, J. Qulntero, R. Barnes, N, Brown, S, Darlang, B. Wilson, P. Brown. Ell'Sity I3iItIIeS F C0 d I Varsity huddles for last minute pep talk before crucial game. R. Barnes, W. Hodge, R. Heinrich, R. Allen, N. Brown, Coach Leest. RESULTS OF LEAGUE GAMES 56 . CHOWCHILLA 57 61 WASHINGTON 42 44 . KERMAN 37 53 . KINGSBLRG 69 56 . CENTRAL 39 50 , CHOWCHILLA 43 45 , WASHINGTON 43 SI LQERMAN 38 52 , KINGSBLRG 67 48 , CENTRAL 52 Bottom left: Nat Brown skillfully controfs the bafl for Fowler Redcats as Rolly Allen stands by in the Kerman contest. Bottom Right: Rolly A'Ien and Richard Heinrich captures rebound in Washing- ton Union Game. B95 Wind Un Iecond In League Dlay ,- -sg RESULTS OF LEAGUE GAMES FOWLER 36 . . . . CHOWCHILLA FOWLER 46 . WASHINGTON FOWLER 42 . KERMAN FOWLER 49 . KINGSBURG FOWLER 54 . CENTRAL FOWLER 49 . CHOWCHILLA FOWLER 47 . WASHINGTON FOWLER 54 . KERMAN FOWLER 52 . KINGSBURG FOWLER 54 . CENTRAL Top: J B pt bo d K 9 C Q ghiz C h G 9 Cenle IH B y B s grabs th f I instruction t th f Y ball y f a K man ma 1 am. R. Munoz, R H d os K Y h Ip ut. J Barnes, J. Fe g K Y C h Gross Botfo B T -- BACK ROW: D. Snmomon, monogcr L H dg B. Hughcy, J, Bornc R.H d ernon ez, R, Munoz, J. Fevxnger, T. Munoz B Burns, K, Korle, F. Roco, K. Uuen, M Tonner, Cooch Grossg FRONT ROW: D, Mo S T k bo, J. Somuel. , , O U 20 23 ciel 26 3I 61' 48 7I 3 I 59 47 47 58 7 262 28 29 A 2 5 ,X Q, . S U B K , 5 z fl 2' , A M -D,-.Irvin Y d-I-,f ,wiwmffm 4, ' r- ' ' ' I ,, .,,M,,,,,,,, ,.,, A J, W fyf, W X 4,42 X x 0 ' ' 'Se 44? V ,,,,,,,A y Z ff ' ' if 4 , ,Wy Y I A Lv 1. ' I I Qffl: f Q . ' fi ., L , U .Qui A 3+ if f 1 1- fx Q 3' if HJ 1 E 1 r A 'Q 9, f Q i 4' .A 9-,tx X ,W 3' Q Q I '19 , I : fl Q 'S . A ' 5 .. 1 3, 15 K6 x I 6 X11 Zi 1: 'i Y F X' F af A ,I A i 1,-Q' ' Q 1 Q -..tx , -2 z 0 :L V Q 1 W1 2 xi , W VF sf gl Q E 7E 1 I? fx 1 E, . I A X-'gf' E 8 X 4 3 if 6. 1 is Q Q.. .4 E ' W, fflhsffl . Top left Larry Shumare Stanley Darlmg and Abraham Marhnez Center left Rnchavd Barnes makes a close play on Donald Hinton at Top Right: Rally Allen fakes a hearty swing wvth VARSITY BASEBALL SCORES FOWLER FOWLER FOWLER FOWLER FOWLER FOWLER FOWLER FOWLER FOWLER FOWLER Battling Bat Boys Derform niuue Tactics VARSITY SQUAD BACK ROVN Coach AI Sclocquc D Hanlon, S. Dorling, M. FOdor, J. Barnes, T. Nvx, V. Mclrhnez, Mon- Q gr L Noble FRONT ROW A Mortwncz R Martinez Hcwnrucn, M. Tokubo, J Munoz, R Allen, L Shumme, H Yo- is BASEBALL TEAM - BACK ROW. Coach J. AlVOZlGD, L, Hodge, K. Korle, E.. Bums, H, Hayes D Exlond B Tckohoshu D 3 mor lon, M Kazofnong MIDDLE ROW. S. Franco, D. Clay, F, Roco, M. Tonner, L Kcrbs, T Takohoshw D Huer o Ecrms FRONT ROW' R, Hosfmgs, B Franco, B. Hughey, J Pcboouon T Moms, F, H1510 unior arsity Adds Exnerience To blllty Center left: Daniel Huerto tosses the ball to Tony Monis as John Pobooiion slides in safely. 4 I an-mmm.. JU N IOR VARSITY SCORES FOWLER FOWLER FOVVLER FOWLER FOWLER FOWLER FONNLER FOWLER FOWLER FOWLER Bottom Tom Oflh. Bottom B stretches os H o'd left Steve Franco Harold Hayes und Misrhty Snikers Burn own e Track , . , 4' 524222 'f ' 4 W.: mf4vf3,,q,L n V ' f , Q '9 J' , Top: A Track Squard - Standing: C. Hutchinson, H. Horn, B. Wilson, P. Brown, K. Barrett, S. Darling, J. McHam, W. Hodge, N. Brown, Manager L. Noble. Kneeling: B. Busch, J. Kelley, R. Barnes, K. Bedrosian, B. Sturdivant, D. Galloway. Center left: Jack Kelley and Hort Horn exhibit power in the tInish of the 440. Center right: Richard Barnes gets set for his try in the pole vault. Bottom right: Bill Sturdivant tries tor 20 ft. in the broad iurnp. 'QW' ' s Top Right: Kcn Fuiii shows determination os he puts the shot. Varsity trackmen, while having very little depth, made their share of points in every meet. The Varsity squad was paced by Richard Barnes in the pole vault, Hort Horn l00, 220, 440 yard dashes, Bill Wilson, 880 and mile, and Bill Sturdivant in the broad jump. The A relay team ot Darling, McHam, Kelley, and Horn placed second in the League. The Fowler B squad had a very outstanding year. The B team had depth in every event. The squad took second place at the Dos Palos Relays. The relay team of Munoz, Hughey, Nakamura, and Robinson establish- ed a record of 45.9 at the Reedly Relays. Outstanding in class B were Nakamura, 880, Hernandez, hurdles, Robinson, dashes, Turpin and Hansen, pole vault. Class C team consisting ot Frosh and Sophs won many medals throughout the season. Those placing were: Claypool, broadjump, Jackson, 660. Thmclads Canture Many victories TRACK SQUAD a dine K D Magill L Hodge, R. Hood, P. Seimandi, J. Barnes, G. Tan-guchi, R. Hastings, L. a l-an Hcrnan ez unoz, T. Dol, B Hughey, J. Munoz, H. Robinson, J Nakamura. M 'll i i 1 I My .Y Ye . , wr 'L' A . ' ' 7 ft., I -1 I C Track - Left to right: D. Hansen, C. Jackson, F. Meiia, M. Holland, F. Raco, J. Claypool, T. Fails, J. Samuel, C. Craig, A. Fuiikawa. Ded nd White racksters treakA ea Coaches Jolin Pereira and Robert Gross. l I! this , 1 g Z , h-W. .l April April April April Moy Moy Moy Moy Moy 6- 1953 TRACK SCHEDULE Procflce Meet wwth Washington, Reedlvy lnvlfotuonol Meet. Dos Polos Invitational Meet. Practice Meet with Coolingo, Dos SYS South Snosfo League Meet. Vv'csf Coos! Relays, North-Soutn Shcsto League Meet -All Valley Moet. State Meet. Polos, ond Coruth- lnfrumurol Moc?-Sophomores lst, Freshman 2nd, Jumors 3rd, SCNOVS 4th Bottom left: -And he sails through the air with the greatest of ease as Fred Roco successfully clears the bar. Bottom right: Alfred Fuirkawa, Darryl Hansen, Charles Jack- son, and Jim Cfaypaol get set in starting position to run in the relay. 1 1 1 . ,afiuxm-rye M W 3 'vss,. 'A' um -A--f-ff , as Aqjwfv Top lefr: LoVerne Ogle demonsfroics fhe technique of his unfailing bcckhcnd stroke. Top right: Roland Hill prepares to smash a high Yob while Harold Stenfon is confident of no rc- turn . 1953 TENNIS SCHEDULE MARCH W2 f Chowchllio. Foxwcr won GH, forfcwfegi TWO, MARCH 20 -A Washwngmn Won OH except bcxs doubics, sccomi 53.3 wwqtcs and sc-Cond gum lfnqmes MARCH 26 ff Korman Non CH APRH MJ Kmgsburg Vvm Q H5 swvmlcs. GF1 gms' doublcs uronped rcs? A.PRlL I7 ff Control Won Qnrks' 5wr1g!0s, bow dcubies, mmm' dopkwes cmd Dous angles APRIL 25 -f Fmcds of Power NOOPWQ Ervcns tcuk gwr!5' wngrcs Mom Lck: on: Harold STCnforY muxed cioumcu hIZlll1Q IQHCUUBES Bild-I0 iCt0l'iBS 1 R HM, L OgNcs, D Pxsor, T Okurmrc Crfoch NT ROW K Tokubo R Nokogowa N Errrcm M Uckx, K NVlIkrns,M.Woc1o,m0nOgCr fx., 3 ,...-- ,..--- nr 1-1- '- Top left: As they look into the future of 25 yds. ot wet water, Howard Boos, Barney Sono, and Don Turpin get ready for the race. Top Right: Suspended in air, Larry Lynch daringly finishes a iack-knife dive. Center Right: It's going to be three big spfashes as Jody Snyder, Na0ma Emens, and Carol Stanton prepare to take off in racing dives. 1953 SWIMMING SCHEDULE Aprll glnterclass Meet f Fowler Agni Fresno, Selma, Fowler - Fresno fiprll YAZCIVTEO, Lemoore, lowfer - Selma Aprll Lrnd,ay, Hanford, Fowler - Llndsay Max, Grange Blosaom Relays A Llndsay May -Hanford, Fowler f Hanford May Shasta League Meet - Fowler V-ay Dtvlsuonal Meet - Llndsay May --valley Finals - Lundsay ,,,..a-o- etcats IIIVEIUB T 8 DDD' FUTURE FISH OF 53 P055 FOR A LINE-UP - BACK ROW. Coach John Perelra, R. Baxter, S. Pebswortn, P. Welgant, J Perez, D. Maclel, G. Fullwara, B. Sono, T. Guuterrez, G. Smltn, L. Lynch, H. Booz, D Tlzrpln, K. Stark, J. Babooplan, T Takahashu, V. Brandon, D isor, C. Craug, T. Falls. MIDDLE ROW' P. Feaver, P Bonner, l. Steele, M. Lockue M. Bryant, S Ruby, J. Pomdexter, V, Hutchings, C. Stanton, B Slnner, P Lockre, S Cox J Lockle, K Mallory, D. Maglll, FRONT ROW E Cralg, D. Peterson, J Pusor, E. Franco, M. Roberts, C. Feaver, N. Emens, J Snyder, J, Rat, M. Scott, M. Murlglan, l-l Slnner. J vp-qu vit a A ffliw'-age? '. , , 1, L, S JF e7'.' '- 1 11- 1 f 6' 1 1 K ' 5 w A I A ,Q an Q X.. J it M . ,V ,Q T V , ,:j,.e?lsQV14 v 'Q f Q. 1 f if 'IPL f, J , Q 5 , ff img ! v., ' fu: if llf new y . -- .'! 5 Vi' .. A .w-,, '35, , 'MV 4 41 Z' 'E , . f , ' -1 P 1 ml vrxl'hV 'NF-gr' , 5 3 --IM-4-4--1-- ' wi! - if 2. ,k,, ,, QT: M ew 'nur ,, 'Q ,lxwaha fffftzf -,wwf ,P P L' ' f ,,, H , . x L Q .r - .fn -A 4 ...Wi ,f Y ,V I yi-.u' ' 1 , I X ,Inq , , , H Lf? ,. , , '...- Q' . I ,,- ., f, 1 t ., I 7.3. V 1 ,v ,. , ' fe l ,f - ,.a,--R ge-1' A . V , A .,4'.,...P!ff,'.3 V..-.7 -- A - 36, - 1.10 , - 'ffa'.v-Quit, :5911 f 'I.?g'LQ',. 3 , M14-f?2f'? if-?fm'13'f f ... , ,H mi 'viigsxffjgffffi ' .I i 1 ,M Q 3 9 ,sm E, L- ,, I --1 g Q. fu -,.2,. .- -. 2 1 2 , ,.. 4 f 1' 'u-.ar-A A - ' as lf' a , ,...,,, am 1: A X. , , .,,,,,,, 11-f42,,'8f',: . . 3 r -V Q4 ,Vs nf af V . 1.5, ,154 ' T hw 5:54 Wim Champion mixod-volleyball homeroom, Marilyn Monroe, play lor another victory iXQd l1tl'iJlfllIfi:llSDOrtSzXfB f:lllIi:lblB CENTER LEFT, Four mermaids , Marcia Mirigian, Jackie Steele, Curu'c Feuver, and Janet Lockie, gracefully finishcd a hard race. CENTER RIGHT: Junior c'ass representatives, Mae Elhridgc and Hideo Yamane, play o fast game of mixed doubles in pingpong. BOTTOM: Freshmen and sophomore girls are playing intramural tennis during lhe noon hour. Ruby, C00lld9E, freshmen, Royal, Welty, sophomores. V ' .AQ K 5,55 l ,..,,. M M I i' at 2 H. 'gsm .x ,Q , 3 s ! , rs ..-I ' - -4. xx ,- . y V f' I ..., 5 ,Zig f' 'M 1 'Wg , , Q W ,, ' 1 70 A- Lf K , ff: ff! M 7? -V-A ng Z l rv-w-num. 'w f f , f w. gpngll M 'X .x ti A I.-The watchful eyes at thc head table are :au ht 5 the cam- 4,-Whether the expressions were happy, timid, or questionabl 9 Y era's click as they observe the events of the evening. they all had one thought, Let's eat, I'm hungry. 2.-Giving any Hawaiian girl terrific competition, Rachel Ren' terra, Iushirgly relaxes after performing her entertaining dance. 3.-Willing sophomores lend a helping hand to thirst quenched juniors and seniors. and Larry Lynch siffs through the tropical air. 6.- Ooh, l've been shot , gasps Mary Frances Roberts, as Ga unicrs Bid Aloha To Ieniors 5.-Furnishing accompaniment to FowIer's own nightingale, Hel- en Montoya, the smooth music of Ray Hernandez, Pat Feaver 4 1 'Y Smith and Richard Munoz bravely face the camera, paying '.i1 ff, fi . -. ,tl ' 1 O E i ln, ., , J.. U I' A ' . ' s 4 -W F ? A' v 'r I 1 .QXZXQ 1 hx 'a 'Ee fy H t NZ, a f' , W 'ya ' if 5 ' 52 'W Vi? gf ,Q ,V ' K 5 rg 'U if xk v fn f . -1-, ,QM y - ,L WMM, ,, 'M .' M, 1-. N619 vw .5 K v tfifqy 's 'af if if-j -3 Y, ,I N ' 1 MF' 1 mm lw 6 K 0 N is yn' Hamel., , I I , O l Q I n ,-fi s , AM. K -.7 X f W ale, , X ,LM ax 6 Clickety Clack, Check use nans Mary Howe, Helen Danner, Flora ian, and Myrna Sample pose tor a tiation Day. The once in a lite time chance! rnashes a chocolate cream pie in Janet Lockie howls with laughter. Leola Royal, Dorothy Wynn, Leona Heinrich, Anita Googoo- ore initiated into the GAC. snap on Freshmen Ini- 4.-The FFA initiates these greenhand tarmers' daughters. 5.-Refreshments are being served at the Girls' League initia- NaOma Emens gleefully tion party Martha Scott's face as 6.- Mama Pat Lockie struggles to get diaper on baby Sherlin Ruby as she tries to drink her bottle of pickle Battle, and Mary Wada juice. 1 'M Camera Corners Casey Cats 'l.-Try and get this one , yells Rolly Allen, as he spikes one 4.-Mr. Sciocqua is owed at Miss Roosman's skill and speed in the Senior-Faculty game. at recovering a spiked volleyball in the Senior-Faculty 2.-Like a volcano, thcy're bubbling all over with pep and game. zest, as Mrs. Biggerztatl, Mrs. Austin, and Mrs. Leest do 5.- 'Now we will all bow our heads in memory ot a fine p'ay- thcir darnest as yell leaders. er tenses the referee at a local basketbal game. 3.-Queer expressions are caught by the clicks of the camera 6.--Thc exploding spirit overcomes faculty rooters as they as ztudents pose at the Chcwchilla football game. make a point '?l in a basketball game. .-at' 1 -. ss -.. rc I .1 QQ is i I A '- if V - . , is w. 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Our renwnsscung ns now concluded ond we wollc owox wntlw oleosont rnernorfe clrc ned ln cur munds AS the boy IH The picture o Smile of cgrofvude forms on our counfenonce OS we rexlcw oll the wondrous ocfuvutnes Fowler Hugh Scnocl dole lwoxe offered us MMS -4.9 We nope you lfwove enjoyed this prcforlol record when x nu nove lunnslwed Just CIW lY'lnqCIf'1 82 AUTUGIQAIDI-If EIQAM CU DAN Steel Construchon Of All Types Commercial Buildings ANDY YERAM Route 3 Box 582 Fresno Collformo 85 Telephone 4-6392 V2 Mile South of Mologo We Specuoluze In the Repculr of AI' Mode s O Cob'e Dnscs Butts Equipment Companv GOBLE DISC I-IARROWS SALES ssnvlcs Telephone 4041 U S 99 of Monnmg Ave P O Bcx 41 'S FOWLER CALIFORNIA J IEIDHINE I Complete Home Furmshmgs 922 Von Ness FRESNO PHONE 9141 AIVAZIAN BROS Propruetors FOWLEP U S 99 TRUCK TERMINAL AND CAFE GAS DIESEL BUTANE O L TIRES AND ACCESSORIES TWENTY TWO YEARS OF EFFICIENT AIND COURTEOUS SERVICE TO THE PUBLIC COMPLIMENTS OE Rau-lfffafuf Shap Because You Luke Nuce TIwmgs Rose Kondorucm and Mory Ahromon, Props FOWLER 86 I U, - -.- 1 O ll ' ' ll ., x I I I thank you F U H S GRADUATES T953 Our handclasp to a wonderful class of young Amerlcans on your Graduation We hope that the best of opportun hes come your way for we know that you wlll make the most of them YES THANK YOU ONCE MORE FOR DEMONSTRATING TO US THE ETERNAL ABILITY OF YOUTH TO TRY TO SUCCEED The 51449 W 14604 CO PANY - commsncuu warmers D Pususnns WMJ MUENZER Publisher H5 N Snxth Street FOWLER Telephone 2231 87 '.T,' :.:tn,l1 T 4? - A v 0 .5 ' 9 9 Q A N T I ezfauaeqlzfgcgan MALAGA CALIFORNIA eamfzfuu-enlI4 of eanqfbalufalliand la lllze 816.44 of 1953 A XWELL STUIII 0 9 w J! A FRESNO CALIFORNIA S 88 1 , -A . -,-- C . G I I I A WI ' I: .-.,A , X . 4 f I W 1 Ig' VI WA I li? I I-II '- ' xx 1 ASSOCIATED TOBACCO 81 CANDY CO 712 Fulton Street Phone 4 4717 P O Box 227 FRESNO CALIFORNIA NEELY S O 91 M RE NO CAL1FORN1A FRESNO AUTO PARTS CO CON RLETE ALTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES B 6 8261 FRE NO L R TORESON SHELL ssvzvnce MOTEL FOWLER FOWLER MARKET 81 GROCERY FOWLER KOMOTO DEPARTMENT STORE P KAN KOM TO T h 2 6688 1528 1536 K FRESNO CALIFORNIA I-OWLER FARM SUPPLIES FOWLER BRANCH BANK OF AMERICA FOR THE BEAUTY OF A QUEEN JEAN S SALON OF BEAUTY 2181 FOWLER JOE STUCKEY INSURANCE ROYAL TYPEWRITERS PORTABLE AND STANDARD II Buy where yo con compare all makes VALLEY TYPEWRITER COMPANY 1929 Fresno Sf Fresno, Ccluf SPIC AND SPAN Fov LER CALIFORNIA Snnce 1910 STEWART CLEANERS 1465 No Von Ness FRESNO ' frofolcm . From I Jelveiers And Srhersmrths 0 T 4- F 1? and orrpos - t N ieo rc a y Ph - I L Comphmems Conwphments Of Of -- 112 E. 'vi I Complnments Of ropriefor, O ,. I D - ' Sf. ' F ' C I'f ' C mpllmenfs of Of I Ph Comphments of I WALTERS FURNITURE COMPANY FOWLER CALIFORNIA C-BEORGES MOTOR SERVICE Complete Automotive Servuce Body ond Fender Work Po ntmq 113 E Mom Street FOWLER Sakamoto and Ogawa Germerol lrmsuronce ond Reol Estote ?37 E Street Telephone 3 0318 FRESNO I-londa s Garage GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE REPAIRING WHEEL ALIGNING AND BALANCITNG SPECIALIZING IN MOTOR TUNc UP Telephone 4641 FOWLEP 90 I 7 INSURANCE OF ALL KlNDS i General Merchanduse at BLUEIAN S DeWolf and Central Phone 4 7516 FRESNO DRUG COMPANY PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY THE TENSHO D0 COMPANY Mlchlo W Toshlyukn Ph 2 58 Lewis Y Toshuyuku 901 F Street FRESNO KAMI KAWA FOOD STORE Fresh Flsh 129 S 7th St Phone 3646 FOWLER GILLIG BROS School Busses HAYWARD BEST WISHES From STRABLE HARDWOOD COMPANY 537 Furst St OAKLAND CONGRATULATIONS From STAR CASH GROCERY Where The Wrse Economuze Lee Johnson Prop FOWLER COMPLIMENTS OF PAUL NOBLES AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE Phone 3661 99 Huway 81 Mann FOWLER Business Tele 6 6334 Notary Public B EN NAKAMU RA PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT Audltung Public Bookkeeplng 1435 Kern St Income Tax Consultant FRESNO 91 I ' ' . ' ' . -15 Groceries - Meots - Vegetables I FUVVLEI1 FIVE AND TEN CENT STUIIE SCHOOL SUPPLIES CANDIES HOUSEHOLD NEEDS Telephone 2191 Merced and Seventh FOWLER COMPLIMENTS 'api' TO THE CLASS ar 53 SELMA CALIF FFL CONGRATULATIONS AND SUCCESS SENIOR CLASS Hardmgs Hardware and Appliance H FOWLER rlllllllu I H I vnm FT Numan! Baxter Chevrolet, Inc 1926 h 3841 FOWLEP 92 WI' E 1 C I J Howard H. arding L. H. Harding Telephone 2036 118 N. Sixth Street ,,!,IfQ- A' 11' 'T X711 Dependable Dealings Since Telep one CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 53 MUBFE3 'UDP COMPLIMENTS O FUVVLEH LUMBEP1 I UMPANY LUMBER HARDWARE PAINTS M g PETE FRANZ I h 2671 7 3 I Compliments Of r r 9 3 ' .. - .. JE. elep one 1 N J . ono er, Te ep one Corner th ond Me 9 0IIIIMOT0 S HAMILTON AND ELGIN WATCHES x Sf 44 'ff I ' ,, ,yff XA6-5-'ky 9I7 F Street FRESNO CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS From Phlll S Market WHERE QUALITY COMES FIRST Haghwoy 99 ot Adams Avenue Fowler Colformo Compl :ments Of The CALIFORNIA RAISIN COMPANY Fowler Coluformo COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF '53 From C. D. Simonian GENERAL INSURANCE Fowler, Coluforruo 94 r 'Q 411- o ,, . ' ,, 4 I palm :KX M., I' I ',1,i.a?f: - - , I 2 ,., ,gf-'F' X . f, -Q' x f . x E845 3 f a F ,gf LW Av Z Lk.: ' X O Amdqgkgrum if 7 . . ' 4 Msg - I ., ' I fo I 'T J! Y . . ,eip ' , ff 4' . is X Q g h , .- '-,.- V - ,, I O , I I I PACIFIC RAISIN COMPANY INC A Quarter of ca Century Progressive Square Deolmg QUALITY PACKERS OF RAISINS AND DRIED FRUITS SINCE I924 FOWLER CALIFORNIA ggpL H Lj, FORD SHLE5 Jorgensen Funeral Home BYRON B HALLER FUNERAL DIRECTOR FOWLER CALIFORNIA Telephone 2551 or 5771 Hanolan s Market S VIIvWt M 41 ICE CREAM fs rm new ITS ear ro as sooo I Best Washes From SHN JUHUUIH BHHIHG UUHIPHHU Boke s Of DUTCH TOAST BETSY ROSS AND ROMAN MEAL BREADS COVERS FOR THIS YEAR S EDITION OF TH E LITORIA BY Sulvius gl Schuenhackler 423 J Street Socroment 96 ' 1 Serving the on Joaquin a e i h Quality erchandise For Over Years 2618 RR. Ave. Fresno, Calif ' as .TNQ S! m WMF, , S X X ' , and QC X T -2- Lfrsng . r I Congratulations to the Graduating Class Ilutane 8: Propane Supply Company Fowler Representatives: Al Koolman Dick Bragg Telephone Fresno 3 4l7l COMPLIMENTS OF Utllltv Trailer Sales C0 Service ls Our Motto Corner of Orange 81 Railroad Avenues FRESNO CALIFORNIA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS DETEIQI IBD I Telephone 4625 Fowlei And When Better Deals Are Made Ke tly Buick Co Will Make Them GUARANTEED USED CARS KESTLY BUICK CO Soles and Service Hiway 99 at Second Street Telephon SELMA CALIFORNIA 97 I I I O C 1 JL o U Il ' ll C When Better Automobiles Are Built - Buick Will Build Them- ll -i S ' A ' Ill I ' e 4 JOHN SEXTON 81 CO Manufacturing Wholesale Grocer PO Box 734 SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA GENERAL SWEATER CORPORATION Class Sweaters Band UnItorms Letterman Sweaters CENTRAL FISH COMPANY It swIms we have It I507 Kern St Telephone 2 l72b FRESNO CALIFORNIA P 3 7l 2244 RaIlroad Ave THE DIAMON D MATCH CO LOUIST Frame PO Box IO27 Yard Manager Fresno CaIItornIa SAN JOAQUIN PAPER AND JANITORIAL SUPPLIES Good Luck to the Sennors FRESNO CALIFORNIA SIG S MEN S AND BOYS WEAR 824 Merced Street FOWLER CALIFORNIA CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS From JOHNNIE S BARBER SHOP John Barnett Prop IO7 E Merced St Fowler CONGRATULATIONS And GOOD LUCK HARRY COFFEE S Fresno Bakersheld Hanford II. -I2 ' . 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Hosnery Yardage LU FTENBURG S Phone 4 5.331 Phone 2 1296 101 E Mann Street 857 Fulton Street VISALIA CALIF FRESNO CALIF PHILLIP S MARKET Corner Central and Hu way 99 At Entrance to Motor In Theatre MALAGA CALIFORNIA DELITE BAKERY AND COFFEE SHOP Pastrles of all Kinds Cake Decaratlng Our Specnalty FOWLER CALIFORNIA NISEI PARLOR Hamburgers Soft Drnnks Shakes Ice Cream Candy Corner of Seventh and Mann St FOWLER BEST WISHES F KAMIYAMA PHOTO STUDIO T lore Telephone 3 0569 FRESNO CALIFORNIA ROYAL JEWELERS HAROLD MASADA Proprnetar Telephone 6 1845 9 F Street FRESNO CALIFORNIA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 53 FOWLER RADIO SHOP Repair Radios and Appluonces DAVID MUNDAY Proprnetor Telephone 5251 Sixth and Merced ACE SERVICE INCORPORATED Fresnos Largest Recappung And Commercval Tlre Center Broadway and Ventura FRESNO CALIFORNIA Telephone 4 3087 PAYLESS MARKET FRESH MEATS ETC DEL REY FRESNO Valley Oxygen Products National Weldung Equuprnent FRESNO OXYGEN AND WELDING SUPPLIES a 41952 We Have L J Pop Barnes Manager FOWLER FEED STORE Feed Seed and Fertilizers Poultry Equlpment JOE MACIEL Proprietor Telephone 3391 US 9 Hlghway MANUEL S Office JUDDIICS Statuonery Party Goods School Supplues SELMA STATIONERY Phone 730 1917 Hugh Street J B Stev ns SELMA CALIFORNIA STAR SU PER MARKET ONE STOP FOOD SHOP Telephone 3 4643 86 G Street FRESNO CALIFORNIA MAEDA S BABY SHOP Infants and Chrldren s Wear Baby Needs Juvenlle Furnuture 1517 Kern Street FRESNO CALIFORNIA WEST FRESNO FLORAL TODD SUGAI 1519 Kern St Fresno Calnforma Phone 2 6810 GIH5 .' ' I A I I 1413 u St. - - 1 1 . 433 Railroad Ave. 1103 'E' ST. Kern and P Streets C II - It ' OF I ' I , . 9 ' , - . - 1 . 4 e , ' I 99 JORGENSEN 6- CO Flre Extinguishers Soles 84 Service B FRESNO CALIFORNIA LII IIIIYS SIIITII 'IIIIIE LIIIIPIIIII The Rubber Men bB P9 fT I625 T I h 3 5293 FRESNO -Qrom The land gf IQIIIIQ and MII? You Strike It Rnch In Golden State Selma Drug Co JOHN R PATTERSON P SELMA CALIFORNIA PHONE SO IOO 8I8 roodx y I I I 7 , I ' . . I ll ll G I T' - Hob s arteries - S t C K ft R p' - Sp p E y T B d Y D - I X I9,,f5 XI Q I L 7' ,f TCI' 1 an o . , roprietor BAKER'S WELDING SUPPLY COMPANY Serving the Entire San Joaquin Valley I705 Ventura Ave. P.O. Box 367 FRESNO, CALIFORNIA 25I9 Tulare Telephone 3-0474 LOU BERKSON MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ACCESSORIES COMPLETE REPAIR SHOP fresno California COMMERCIAL MANUFACTURING 8. SUPPLY CO Deslgners and Manufactures Of Packing House Drved Frults And Specual Mdchmery HAGOPIAN BROS CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK HAROLD S MARKET The Bug One Stop Store For All Your Needs Telephone 27OI FOWLER May The Road You Choose From Here On Be As Successful AS The One You Have Traveled CAUDLE S CHEVRON STATION 99 8. Adams Phone 932I FOWLER CALIFORNIA HOLLENBECK BUSH PLANING MILL CO WINDOWS DOORS MOULDINGS And GENERAL MILL WORK Phone 7 2696 Fresno Calut UW SPO 6' FQUIPMENF 60 gum ron L a silmus 1 sm If I424 FULTON sr FRESNO CALIF PH 4 ssas INSULATION ROCKWOOL OR FIBERGLASS STEEL WINDOWS 8- GARAGE DOORS WOOD DOORS 8. PLYWOOD KENDALL ADDINGTON 265 DIVISADERO FRESNO T I h 4 3063 -. I I 1 . ' 1 . O Who esale And Retail I I 1 . , . I -w I ' Sllerff? . V l I-47 E . 'I w. rl ' . 'a ' I IK - . .T R, J A Q -f :J f' f 1 I I Y. 1. Lx E.. -. , . . - E Home DI West Coax! Relays p ne - COMPLI MENTS OF XRSTE4' SNO C 2990 R R Ave Telephone 3 5186 COMPLIMENTS OF VALLEY FIILIIIIIIY K IIICIIIIII1 11011118 IIIC Engnneers and Manufacturers LEON S PETERS P esdent 2718 East Avenue Fresno Cal fo n a CARGILE SALES SELMA CALIFORNIA Dealers Of DODGE AND PLYMOUTH PASSENGER CARS AND DODGE TRUCKS Telephone 2640 1990 Wh tson 111fll'1i1lllI'Il Auto Parts Uulnpflny Largest Stock of GI Truck Parts nn the Valley TRUCKS - AUTOMOBILES - TRAILERS Telephone 4 2817 99 Hrghway at Overpass FRESNO 102 Q18 042 ll. W W. 2 +- i f I A A' I 1+ A fzgigi vlii Q. 1 W I 1 I 1 7 1 I , . . , r i , i r i K 1 CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of '53 PRODUCERS COTTON OIL COMPANY FRESNO, CALIFORNIA MIRIGIAN ELECTRIC SERVICE Residential Commercial Industrial Wmng Installahon And General Repcnr Phone Fowler 3966 SHELBURNE S STATIONERY 81 OFFICE EQUIPMENT Two Stores To Serve You I248 Van Ness I93l Maruposa 2 0975 6 9577 FRESNO CALIFORNIA Congratulahons to the Class of 53 JOHN ALLRED AND SONS :tucco and Plasfermg Contractor Telephone 3896 or 4676 FOWLER CALIFORNIA Best Wishes to the Class of PEERLESS PUMP DIVISION Food Machmery and Chernucal Corporation I 755 Broadway Fresno Calul gpg? fs mmm M, Ii II KELLNER COMPANY Q I LUMBER X I i ' 'WF AMPLE AR KI SPACE I I ' I I ' I A ' s I I I Q M. aaa. ..... -6222?-f. ,H I ' . I, I . , I I ' I 4 ly I I Q 'O 5 + if f A I V 3 - Z 5 1 E ':i?,TiE7i'Q gr., 9 'If' EK 1. '... . 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