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Something has led us on when the way ahead seemed hard and the way back easy. Something always gave that extra little push, sending us over the top. In the Old West, this intangible something kept our forefathers going forward into a new land and led them to settle one of the greatest sections of our country. It shows itself in the West today, in the bridges and dams, the skyscrapers and office building, the schools and hos- pitals, and in everything else which pictures the in- genuity, knowledge, and hope that are so typical of the West. No one knows what the future will hold, but we do know this . . . the West is going to play a big part in that future, whatever it may be. Close beside the lead- ers will be this irresistible power that has led the people on their march westward . . the Spirit of the West . . . the spirit that has made this part of the country what it is today. On the pages of this book we see that the students of Fresno High, like students elsewhere in the West, are carrying on the traditions set down for them many years ago. We see that even though they no longer at- tend the little red schoolhouse, they are still learning the fundamentals Q. . the three R7s, cooperation, friend- ship. . . and car ' g in their e s tlye same hope for the future that t -ifr for rs h . These students, the leaders o.. . Q -i of H ed by a great teacher, a tea 5'5ie:f:::------. 4 --: tion . . . the in- domitable spiri '- S W- EET' 'J my - INITOOMBS ' . -:rg 4: . .-- f -- -ff ef- '1 -f M + L l:1l1l1':T ul, faizwif M :gfssa11 lr' ll N 'L m I l r:::llIINll. f + v W Q, -Q! a ti . m Xa X -W K -MMI I Xi gn, I dQ NNN fl .g,4W:el'w J iii 1 E? ,ffm 4fYQQZ g ,Af www M72-L,,w,iw V? A9-4-auudb 'P-ai. U qkx PQ-0-ru-4.2 'FJ -1, J fm-Jigl,-' ' 'i1i--., 4. 3 , A ' AE if f fl KN ff' - 2: 1 if ' ww --. .,.., . ' ' that conqu laden.. ex' . ered 8 llabl f 1'ei 'f 8 fiviliz 'Wilde 8 Spf.-it , ' ating, Tzgfss and WEST i.... .g.. .. , . .4 .l v-.. bw? ,. Go West, young man, go West, said Horace Greely, one of America's fore- most educators. People seeking new horizons braved dusty prairies, treacher- ous mountains, and Indian raids to follow advice and creep toward the sunset. faculty resembles the pioneers of nd ' westward bou trams. The tors eade who have the before now are across the vast s etches of guide t many 4' make up he reat ca- hold ide lines education n the RUTH ' 1 New j if X -W wwfg N ' w, 5? ffasisfw if my X , W X xv Ax w ,Q E ' A.-,XS as Q Q v Q 1 . I Fix! 5 Q f 4- eiifgf 9 ffl Q53 ,aw K, f 1 X- . y X qw 5 x . S fr' .., K X Q :sk K' 4 X 1 rw if ... 3 , KN. ' A X .. .,., ' im 1- ....W R Xvvkwdqlnwxiwfuwf' li '- g is x HAROLD mlouxsox, Mk. liiuvix A. IJANN, Pkixew.-xi., james CLIQMIQNTS. PRINCIPAES MESSAGE NVQ-stern Hospitality, Y-Vestern ingenuity, lVestern Courage, lVestern Spirit have furnished material for countless stories of the great Pacific Coast area in which we live. It seems rather fitting that the lVt-st should furnish the theme for Freen H' l . . o :gi Sehool's annual this year. Our desire to be friendly and neighborly as a student group, our loyalty to our Alma lllater as shown hy' our respect for traditions and our XNH. V .1 . yi inentss to .uupt iesponslhilitles, our desire to work together for the best interests ot everyone, our eourage and spirit as shown bv our organizations, teams and rooting seetions: all these point to those qualities traditionally famous in the VVest. Ours is a truly western sehool. with true western spirit. Greetings. XV1ll'l'illl'Sl ERWIN A. ID.-KN N JEANNE TUSCHHOEE, JEAN CLEMENS, Miss FERNE FARVER, DEAN OF GIRLS. DEANS MESSAGE Fresno is a city of the Golden West which has become famous for its gracious hos- pitality, charming informality and glamour of outdoor life. The girls of Fresno High School have been glowing examples of these factors in their many splendid contribu- tions to the community. VVhether it has been time, talent or backstage work requested, the response has always been most gratifying and the achievements most satisfying. Perhaps the Red Cross needed posters or place cards, and the girls in the art classes responded. The service committees of the different girls' organizations most gener- ously answered the call of the community need for volunteers to staff the outdoor booths for the hlarch of Dimes and for the Crippled Children. lVIany, indeed, have? been the requests for the girls with musical and dramatic talents to donate their time and talent for benefit performances as well as for community en- joyment in the club, fraternal and city organizations. FERNE D. FARVER LJ NM' Q fu 1uzR'r Blalsu.-xw, CIIZORIIE l10l.S'l'lilN, Vicc-Principal, RoR1aR'r Sc0'r'r. Glfokolf C. HoLs'l'lilx L,IlliVi'I'Sifj' of ldnlxo Vicz--Principal Sponsor: 'l'r:lHic Court l 2lL'lllI'y Coxnnmirtc-v, Rally Hen lCnulxGlxsnL'1u liuwlx C. GINSIXURKI l rc-sno State Plmysiczxl l':dllC2lfiUl1 Head Conch Sponsor: Boys' Vcc tion, Iroquois I ,IR lit I'0RS lvrzl- 7 W'1as1.m' G. ANDERSON Uniwrsity Hamline Q'0ll1lTll'l'L'i1ll Law. Pub, lic Spczmkimg, :md Dv- hate Sponsor: Sm-nam' Isilflllfj' k.'0IDl11ifTl'L'5. Visual Vdllfiltillll, Radio xvliSl,IiY G. .-Xxmcksox S.-um B. I . R.-m0LfRN University of lllissouri lllzithematics Faculty Committees: Professional Devel- opment. Research, Citizenship, Relief, Registration Iixin Hicczixs Fresno State Registrar Fllflllty Committee Records D 1 R icvrous Exim HIIIGIENS. Registrar Iiiakiwiciz f3I.NliY University of Califor- nizx lfnglisli F2lClllfY Committees: Student Piilwliczitimis. ' Citizen l m p r 0 V e- m e n t. Professional Ili-veluprnenr, Re- Search S.-ilu R.xlx0L'RN BERNICH f,l.NIiY I , af 111 my , i 5 nv Mwpw Y 1' tiff QQ 1 ' 4 ,pf ,, f Q ? 'Y 1 i Gul an Mn Pre - Engineering l','l'lI I-Ll. b'l'L'Blxl.liIfll4.l.n llnstings College Alilflli'IIl1lI'lL'S P.'l'..-X. Sccrctzlry Sponsor, Class of '-l-S l 1lL'lllU' QlUII1II1ll'l'K'i'. Sm-ml N Iil,l. li.xR'l'l,1a'l 1' Llllllftlflllil Xl1lI'llt'IU2lflCS hponsor. LlllSS -lim, N-nmr llc lm-5 lxllfllllj Llnltmttittvc. Rvgistrztriml lfsvlll-LR Klookr. LllllYt'l'Sll'f uf SUllflll'lAll C:llifm'11i:l Xlzttlmnzttics Spmmsor, Class of '-Hr. 'liickct Sales. llslu-rt-tm CARI. S.XLB,'XL'll Llztlifurnizx Institute- uf 'lkwltrmtfltmgy' Kl2lfl1t'II11lflCS, Scif-me Sponsor. C.S.lf.. Ulu-5s Club lfznctnlty Ll0lllII1ll'fi'l'. Spf-cial llrixxw tlL'l.lIi blmlxsox Stzutfornl Xlzttlwmurics l z1t'11lty Cmrlltlltittmttw, PI'Ufl'SSlUll2ll Uv- wluptm-nt. lfrcsmm City Xlzttlwmztt- im LlUl1lllllfl'i'C' m PRE-LEGAL fxR'l4Hl,'R C. l oRsBl..xn l I'CSll1J State lllusic, Czulc-ts. History Sponsor, :Xssc'ml1livs A l :1cultv Committee, Assn-mlvlx' ARTHVR l'N0R5l4'ffW IJAVIIJ R. lxIIi'l'll.l-IR Stzmfortl Axncwiczin History, Aim-riczin Prolwlcms, Civics AII.xRIli'I l'-.K NIA,yR'l'lN I,l5L',yRlg'l'0 SDUIISOF, ,llllC Jllllllll' SYZIYCSIUCII 1.'n.Sn,,SUm. lfziculty Committees, Pmfcssimml lJc'vc'luplm'l1t Rt-sczlrcli, Public Relation fxIl1l'l'iC1lIl llistury, :tml lVorlil llc-vc-lupim-nt l'l1lk'lllYj' Cmnmittt-1-, Public Rc-lations l':I,IiANOR j. Die lfola 5prg,,gfi,,ld l':VIiI.INli K. Moom' History North Dakota l 1lL'lllIy Comtnittcr, Uslwrcttcs Civics, lnternzitionzil Relations. Americzm History Sponsor, Portia Musa. Af ff - v PRE-LEGAL Ln.,-x HARRIS California Coimnrrcial Faculty Committee, Social AA. Soiuixsox Klicliigzui State Agriculture Fzlculty Committee, Xx'yCllZlI'C -l.-'KN is BAN KS Fresno Stzltc Physical Education Sponsor, Girls Athletic Association H lil.:-:N XVII l'I'li Fresno Stzitv Cornmc-rcizil Sponsor. junior Play Business Staff l'iZlL'lllU' Committee, Registration l'lmhm1':npliy in au-tion. ii I i W . ,.,. 2 I U 'mln Physical Education R1HllfR'l'.X Hol.'1'oRl-' l'Ql'l'SHll Sturm' Physical l':llllC2lTillll - w Spmmsur. fu.rX.,'X. Ilm.l.Y llowsxmx L'ZlHfllI'I1i2l Pllysiczll I':dllL'Ill'f1lll Hezllth L'IllDl'lHl11lfU1' SNIIISUY, GJX..-X.. Pc-w Girls, S ul v Uzlltcv. fnrls IAEILIIIK' lxck Nltmkrfx' l'il't'Sllll Statm- Plnsiczll lillllfllfillll ghlllctiv Cuzlcll Spullsdw, Buys' l vcl1'I':lti11l1 Xl.lHiR'l' l,.xwl.lfss lfrcsmn Starc- PlljSiL'1ll l':LlllL'1lfilHl 'xtlllvtif kwtlilfll Spulmsmg lI'UlllllliS mx C. Glxsnrm: lfrcsrm Stutt- PlIjSiL'Zll lfclucntiml H1-:ul QHUZICII Qpmmsorz Buys' l'xl'lll'I'1lftUI1, lruqmn Ima lx:-LLM' SHllThl'l'll Kxillifllflliil Pllysiczll lfduczttiun xxtlllvttx' Lwtlilfll Spmtsnrs, Buys' l5n'slm'l':ltim1 U IJ Gl'Iflfl-N' Unitml Stzltcs Arnmy Xlilitztry Sci:-r1cv:1ml 'liwritx ,E l 4-.mf v 'hi 2 .ii fix 3 5 Fine Arts lfi.i-, xxuk Siluiu' L Zllllllflllil Lllurliing, l'1llQ,fliSll Spmisur, Class of W4-7, Dlunim' 'lin 'lqllfs lfaculty L'oininittc'c's. Art. Llostiiinc-5 Spmnisms wlosiivu lC1m',iRDs St. Olaf Culli-ge Nlusic Spimsor, llzumcc' Hand, Asscnilvlics lfzicnilty Cimiiiiiiirtc-c'. Rallies l.nl'lsiz NICQV,-XSl.lN l i'i-mn State :Xrt lfaciilty Coininittevs Arr, Pulvlicarimms Ax N Nl liL'X falifurilia Spmismx Girls' lxag lfziculry Cinilixiiittc-0. IJmm'i'in' P XRKlzR k.l4llUl'2lKl0 Starc- llmm- lfcmminics lfziriilri L'mninittc1'. Assn-inlwlic-s :incl - - ---ur-f 1'-u.. Spa-cial Uriu-s. N4 UL' -X rr Social ,'f1 49211 LANGUAGES AIXRY ,Io KINIB.-Xl,l. Ur1ix'vl'sity uf Sulntlwrn Ll2lllfUl'I1l2l lhmglislm, l'll'l'l1L'l1 Sponsor, L'.S.l . l'11lL'lllfj' Cmnxnittcvs, Sm-inl kl1llI1IlllTfl'i' XIXRY L. Srxlxlck Supa-rim' State' Ll4llll'gll'. lxvlSCIIllSlll Spanish Spcnlsnr, Suplmmmmrc- 'liic lm' I -I.yNL'l55 In Rqyqglgkg RUTH Ll.'X'l'lllfRlNIi xv.-KLI. l.llllYQ'l'Sltj uf txfllllllll :xml Stanford Univ-rsity of lxllflllgilll Spanish Latin, Gorman, Ifnglislm l 1lk'llll'y L'lllllll1lffl'l'i, Sm-iul Ll4llI1II1lTTl'l'. lfzlclllty Cmnxnittccs, Uslu-l'vttc-s. Yisun Yimunl lfsllnczntiml L'0IHlI1ll'l'f'0 lftlugglrifm XV. ll.XMl I'0N S.-XXXYIiRS l'.l'i'4Il0 Sturm- Lfullc-gv Spzlnisll l'rc'snn City 'l'1'2lk'lll'I'S Council Spfmsur. Owl liusllmvss 5t2ll'l. Llzlss of lf?-lf? lflllxlllfy v l 71-lmzm' L'mu'lx LlllIl1lUlff1'l'S. Pulwliczltlmls. Sm-iul --.um I L. M,-xxw151.1, Cape Girordeau Illeclianical Drawin 1 ls Faculty Committee, Social Pxui. lnnfus Fresno State Industrial Arts Sponsor, Class of '46 lfaculty Committee. Social A-xL'Rlci5 Riiiavz Fresno State l,ibrari:in Sponsor. Student Bodi' Executive Committee, Rally Men, Advisory Presidents Faculty Committees. Assemblies and Rallies. Ad missions Dokorn EA ELLlO'l l' Occidental Librarian Faculty Committees, Art, Professional Develop ment, Public Relations I'llofogr:1pliy in as ti-in -'x'. ,f 'HL . .wp . wf- pw v . r N ,. w-' . 9. Q .. ,nd 1 'Q 1, we f 'Q 6 tw? pg wana' Zi' XX xi 2 LT I L 'f'fy4'iSff:., -50 'M F' 1 1 ' 3 1 S I I mu- if K f. Q-'Ie K2 g , . up . W ,YJ-5 'Y sf 4' I A -fs. W M51 'L 15 WHS ,.g, , ,. Q-.Q..,.1 4, 1. 4 at Q yt v.-fi..-431, 531' ffwh, S ' if s 'fAf'a s V asf 5 4 Q , , .,.,. '- xwwzm X Svliliw' ' ' 7-1 2-FM Q XL 'ig ' 4 '01 ut: g M f In f.g'gy5w , jyy.35 'B X - :Vie 7 .Tw-wp L' 'Sw--2:21 W -F-1 11 A M P 6 gif :Q 59132922 'i3'1'i QE,ffZ1'5 '- ,QQ , QQ., inwxq, nu Xu ,S vi! gfgmglfn ,.,gw.,..,gggf,..fg2 , ,JL 2239. 3,3f5g-3123255-'ig -gg:tIQg'i3's9:g2v!5- 'i 1 ik 1 fu, 1 N, 3 ,v 'mr ffifif- f:.f!f::51f'5522'-SW Qui?-2:1 g,w,,'f -ww-lm-v+ qggxs' f'-' .. x ,,'m,ff 4'v M1bam4i'U ' tix 'AN!:ix U 8 'f M Jitiagnvi - 'Za an -nkvev ,I 5 ' X if 52 .,. v',,':- ' Q X A M .:....L ,V is :IE Qq 2 , 3 A ., ' ' if Mm Q ' -f 4 - J I , , -. if x My , is hw, .VM K M,,,,s , . ' X X Q V 4 . X '- Q, Q 'R' 3 TT QQ STUDENT BODY OFFICERS L SEMESTER - I nsl How: Ilairis. linker. lil1'IlIl'llx, Sm-ond Ron: lil:-tins. Uonlt-y. STUDENT BCDDY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE E' Y.: x s 5 Jolmson, l'n-run XVirh the arrival of Mr. lfrwil A. Dann as Fresno High's nev principal, the school once again started on an upward climh Harold. Swede , -lohnson, stu dent hotly president, met with N11 Dann several times during the summer: and when school hega' in Septemher, plans were alread made for the coming semester. Full cooperation hetween th lixeeutive Committee and lkli llann made possible plans for im proving the school. 'l'hese in eluded remodeling the cafeteri and landscaping the campuf Several committees appeared t take care of such matters as th grounds, the cafeteria, and one o the most important items, th hudget. 'lihanks to the whol student hody. Fresno High had i1 hest foothall season, financially. Answering a ery from the Stl dents, noon dances appeared ever week. Une assemhly a week, he came the motto of the vice-pres dents and was upheld. A fence which would completel surround the school, hrought a cr of protest from the students. Th lfxecutive Committee went t work and secured a compromise the fence will not go across th front. - . .us '. ., .rl Im Ilou Ins Xl: Ilolslt-in Vonlix. Johnson. Il.. Mi. Imim. l,a lm. thnx-n , I.o4khn l. SEMESTER -l iisl lion: Wells, I'i1-lliii, Xl'-t'oIIuln. Niall . :JJ . '. . S4-von-I Nou: Xml-I-ost-, IH-arson. Xli't'aul4-5. White. Johnson, Ir., llarris, t'lt-mens. llaker. Pipes. Illi- iins 'l'llsr-llluofl' Nl-isti-I1 Tillman. s I -lim Clements took over as spring student body president. During his term the ezifeteriu plzlns were completed :ind everything set for work to begin. lmprove- ment of the grounds begun when grass was planted on the south side of the sehool and the curbing eomplered. preparatory to the ereef tion of the fence. 'lihis udministrzition worked di- ligently on the swimming pool pro- posed lust semester. :ind decided it would be :i wur memorial when and if it is built. XYhen the bzmd linzilly acquired new uniforms latte in the spring, :1 vziudeville show. lee Pee lul- ent . wzis put on to raise the needed money. .-Xnother new :ul- dition. Frontier Week . met with sueh zipprovzil that it seems , .4-.,sML.,V . to be here to stzix. k QSZSYWN ' . - N? L K we arf? 3 TX f' 1 .-Xs can plainly be seen. Fresno High has once ziggziin proven it ezin still bezlr the title of the Sehool of L'hzunpions. S'l'L'DliN'l' Bom' Uifrieians SPFVNG SEMESTER7l irsI II'-xx. .Iolnisoim 'I'us1-hholf. l'n-raison. Ywioii-l Ili lilINlI. llulhews. lllexins. 1 lenlells. l'iXIiLfL l'lYli fUNlNII'I l'Iili SPRING SEMESTER--flfilsl How: lilvxins, l,or-ltlmil, I'v.xison, Xluvlnrw, I'ixf-1. si-I-on-l Hon: lkuile-x. liilliunl. llzlmjluili. Sham, 'I'.r.xloi. liisiin. While. lhnil Hou: Nlos:-1. .I-Niiisifir. Il.. lonlnio, .I--hnson. II.. I':nis. Nlv. Irwin. A it K i i-?'i M X' 'xx' l'l4-nu-nts. 5 'R Y ' Willis' In classes held in one-room school- houses, crude symbols of man's presence in a wilderness, lanky youths snatched at book larnin , with a fierce hunger. In a rough schoolroom, they gazed out of windows and visioned our West of To- day. They saw the bush and the forests and cities,i they saw untamed of water mastered and barren wastes to life. Yes, pictured great pos- sibili the West hold its done Well by -roomed time to Sfekhiscahd the world and awe- West, burn- past, will for ty and by my- ,.,,,,,v NJA .....,. Seniors Three years ago the Class of I9-lb entered Fresno High School during those terrible years of war. Now in our last year peace has come. VVe graduate as the first peace time class in our high school life, yet many of our class can not graduate with us for they are in the service of our country. Ar school we at last have that coveted roll of being the leading class in school activities. 'lille executive committee, mostly seniors, had a line record of school achievements. Some of the projects we have worked for will be enjoyed by the future students of Fresno High, and our part in their beginning may be forgotten: yet when within the next few years students enjoy a swimming pool, a cafeteria, improved grounds, we can be proud that those are some of the things we, under the leadership of our principal, lklr. Dann, helped to accomplish. Our class has taken the lead in every department, as is right and customary for a senior class. lklany of our line students repeatedly are on the honor roll. VVe expect much of them at college. lf by their collegiate record the rating of our school in the state universities could be raised, we would have a lasting memorial to their untiring scholastic efforts. ln sports, our very successful year has been due largely to the seniors on the teams. A large number of the football squad were seniors. Likewise our class was well represented on the basketball team, track, and baseball teams. Seniors participated in all branches of our music departs ment -one greatly enlarged this year. 'l'hey entertained at assemblies and rallies, and represented the school at exchange assemblies. Our sponsors, bliss Bartlett and lklr. 'l'hiele, have served the class for three years: their cooperation and enthusiasm kept activity and interest alive even in war times. DON R. JOHNSON. l'r1-sith-lil JEANNE TUSCHHOFF, Yl4'l'-l'l't'hillt'IIl BARBARA LOCKHART. Nm-retary PAT GANGBIN, 'I'rn-asnrer MISS BARTLETT, MR. THIELE, Sponsor 5, W ' 'YQ 4 'I Seniors Our committees for our graduating activities have worked for a successful finale for the year. VVe had committees for announcements, caps and gowns, class gift, placque, song, assembly, baccalaureate, and finally, for commencement. lfach of these committees has been outstanding in the sin- cerity of effort of those serving on it. There has been co- operation and accomplishment on the part of each of them. YVe were guests of the Junior Class at the annual Junior- Senior Prom. and of the P.'l'.A. at the tea for seniors. As we look hack over our three years, we see a class who worked each year as a unit for the success of the class and school. The lklinstrel Show in our sophomore year started our working as a unit, and each year has seen our school with class spirit growing. lklany of the good records of which Fresno High can be proud during these three years can be attributed to the loyal efforts of members of the class of I9-lb. Some of the more diflictllt and dramatic plays have been presented because of the talent found in our class. Our all school play, Our Town , an outstanding success, was cast largely from the seniors. ln April the class presented Death 'llakes a Holiday . lt was an ambitious undertak- ing for a high school cast, and could not have been attempted had we not had the exceptional dramatic talent found among our members. lts artistic success ref'lected the ability and efforts of the cast and director: its financial success reflected also the untiring efforts of many other loyal class members. Our debate teams, having the most successful year in many years, included several seniors. ln publications, the Owlet has been our outstanding success with the guidance of lXIr. Robinson. The Owl, started with lllr. kVohlrabe, con- tinued after his departure. under the capable sponsorship of Nlrs. Harbers and lllr. Sawyers. PAT GANGBIN, l'rt-siili-nt DOUGLAS KEENE, Yii-e I'n-siilenl ELIZABETH PETER, S4-4-ri-fairy BEVERLY MAHLER, 'I'reasurei' RRSON, KEENE, TUSCHHOFF. CAIRNS. N., - A . N. II. ,In-lrvss R. ,Kvankian N. ll 4ll1'II W. .Klxis II, I,. .hull-rsoll In. Ilzlllnu-1' .I. Hunks ll. Iluglr-5 W. llznkvr I, Iinluiun ROXINE ALLEN WILLIAM BARNETT Nlallnp II:-pll'wuI:nIlu 4, 44 I'In-11-ltv '4' 'Mig Il..I..I. '-Hi: Illurizl '44-'-III. WANDA ALVIS MARY ANDERSON 'I'ic' Tm- '4Jf'44ig tml -I.If'4li. BILLIE ANDRESS ROBERT AVAKIAN I,1-mln-r '-IJIQ Iruqm' .KVZIICIXIII Ilalrnelt Rzxlly l'mnll1iItn'e '45- -Ihg Rltle llulw 403 Ill-I Ilulr -Hip 'I'r:lr-k '45-'44i: Slum' Crew 'Mig Ile-Imlv '46, ROBERT BEASLEY Rally Hun 7152 Owl '44-'Mig Fmwtlmll '44-'-153 Swimming: '46. BOB BECK Fmnlrnll '43-'41ig 'I'rzlf-k '45-'-Ui. CAROL BECKER Nl't'l'6'l4lI'y '45g 'I'iv 'l'm- '-45 -Itig H..X..X. '45 4Qi: K'.S,F, Rally Mann '4-434453 Svrmlw- '-I3-'4f:: Amlitur '-H3 M-II lls '41 '44Gg l',S.I-'. '434g 'I'x':n-lx '-449463 .44V..m I' Iislskvllmll 'IJIQ II Hawke-lIl:All MSIIIIIIIUI' '43, NAOMI AVAKIAN H,.K..I. '43-'41i. DOLORES BAGLEY ROBERT BELSHAW Rally Mun '44-'4tig 'I'rzu'k xl1lIlllLl'l'I4 '441 Rs-ll 1' ms ' BARBARA BENNETT l'Slll'l't'tll' '45-'Mig RMI Vross '44. Ilrum Nlzujmn-Uv '45-'Mig lJ.,K,.K. '4lig .Iuniur Nlulvsllmn '-Hi: INIII-rs-114' '4 luitte-4' '43. BILL BAKER Vullllvuixsiolnm-1' ut III! IRENE BALOIAN Uwl '4I3. EVERETT BALLMER ,Xrlvimny l'l'r-Qhlvlll AMBERSE BANKS BETTE BARTELS Xlinxtrf-I Slum' '44g Blank:-'up Vuln- lltn '43 los- 4',H.I-'. '-lritbui. II Ilwrlvlx II Ill-lulvx R LE ROY BENNETT Rally Mun '-I5-'Mig Ili-X' '44Sg Slngvc-rvxx '4li. CARL BENSON RONALD BERDOY llzxxm-Imalll '44-'46, OLIVER BERGERON JOE BERNHARD 44 Ya-Il I.:-an-I4-r '433 Fwc-mivv l'mnnxiIIov '-43: Rally Cum- mittvn- '4I4g Irnqlmis '-45: I' Iizlskvtllull '4Kg Tennis '4C3- '44, GLORIA BEYER II1-4-k l'. Ilwkz-r Il. lkelslmw II. Ill-lmvtl I Ill-nm-Il Il Ile-mlm R. Ile-rmluy Il, Ih-rgvrnn .I. Ik-rnln1u'nl li. IIA-yor D Bic-l1l Rr11w11 DORIS BIEHL l'eplJi1'l '44-' '43-'-44. RONALD BLACK RAY BLEVINS ll. l!1'111'11 M. li1'11w11 4143 Tic' 'I'v11- '43-'-44: G..K..X. '44 '41 1' N l ll. lllzlvk R. lil1-1i115 1 1111111111ss111111-1' nl I'1111111e '41 '-Mig l!11111ls lllltl 811111111 M1111- 111itt1'1- '4.3g SQIIIITQ' '43-'-Ui: .X111lit111' '45-'-111: Minstrr-l Slum' '-443 01'1'l11'Sl1':1 '43-'-4453 111111111 Bzlnrl '43-'flllg Soloist '44 '46 ROBERT BORRELLI l'l'eNi1l1A11I Hugs' If'01l1'1':1ti1111 '-439463 i'l111i1'111a111 NA-ill' Iimnl '43' lfwc-11ti1'1f U1 'tt '43 '4l R-lll' l' lllllllllee '43 1111111 ee .- 1, . 3 11 .- '41ig Uwlm-t '44-'Mig 'l'1'a1ffi1- fl0lll'l '-453 Im 1111is '-US: Yur- fl ll 44'4'1' IXH1' sily li:1s1-l111ll '45-'-H33 Varsity l 11r1ll1z1 ' lu-tl111ll '443 All' R111 GEORGE BORELLO l1'11q1111is '43-'-Ui llalsn-l1z1ll '44-'46 DEAN BRADLEY liullp i'41111111itt1-1 BERDINE BROWN DARRELL BROWN MARY LEE BROWN - '43: Rifl nl X4111'1le11 44. 11tl1.1ll '43-'45g lluskm-tl111ll '44-'43' 1' 1'l11l1 '43-'44g llil' '46, 01111111 Nilll'lll2lll 4.3-'Mig Mi11st1'1-l Slum' '44 MARY LOU BROWN 'l'1'i-Y '44g Nli11sI1'1-I Slww '44: llilllll '43-'44 MILDRED BROWN , . 1-.XML 4.1: lQll4'l'k'flt' 4.1. l li11lI1111:t1111 Xl liwle- l., 1.111114 ll llill'lk'l' NN 111111-1' ll. tlilll ' N R. lir11'1'elli Nl. B1'11w1l JAMES BUCKLIN II, lime-llo 11 1 M. B1'r1w11 H111 Rally lllllll '45-'-413: l1'11q1111is '453-1151 l!.1s1 11 'l'l':l1'k '44-'46' l 011Tl1zlll '45, JOE BULLINGTON MARY BYDE 'l'if- 'I'111' '-Ui: l'11 EDWARD CAIRNS Wllltilfll 'l':1k11S A KOULA CALLAS tml 4115 f,,.K..-K. l'111'ti11 '43-'-Mig 1 MELVIN CANFIELD 1'lia1 '44g Mi11sl1'el Show ll11li1la1y g l'lNQ'll2lllgl' Asa 1 s 1 '44-'Mig C'.N.l . '44-'-H55 ll1 lm t11 44 S11111114 ll1114111g,, 41411 lrvllvs 'z ' 3 1' : ' FLORENCE CARRIGAN 110 lm' 411. BOBBYE CARTER WAYNE CARTER .l1111i11r St:1i11s111z111 HAROLD CAULKINS '4Gg ll1'l1:1fe 'UL 1iS411'y l'1'1-si1le11t 4.1-411. JOYCE CAVE PHYLLIS CHELF 1 if ' igl11vl'41 1 Vim--I'1'1-si1l11111 Hills le-1 1111 -ll lu- lm' 4113 l-.AHL GORDON CHILDERS 1x.l:1ll:1-4 Xl, l'1111Il1-l1l l' K llxlll .l. l'11w- l'. K'l11'lf 1 flll l'l4l4llllIlll '45g 'l'l'2lK'li 'Mig llilllll l'l'esi4l4 1 JEAN CHRISMAN 1I..X,.L '44-'Mig 'I'ic Tue '46, ELDON CHRISTENSEN lruqlmiw '4frA'44ig Varsity BARBARA CHURCH Junior Stull-smzm '4 4746 JEAN CLEM ENS Vunnllissimufl' of I'uIvlim-:ations 'Mig Presi- mlvni. Girls' Imzlglw '-16: l'm'ti:1 '44-'41, 'I'i1- 'IU-1' '44--'Mig Hx:-llzlmte Ass:-xlllxlies 'Mig Umlv nf Fair Play i'mnmiII4-e '4li: Se-vr I-nth Ilr':lx'vn '-Mig Our 'I'mvll 'Mig llwlvl 4.1-44.,1bul 40. JAMES CLEMENTS I uu1lmll '43-'-Hug Stmlvm liumly l'r4'sizI4-HI 'Mig llauskellmll lllzlnaugvr '44-'Jim Minslrn-l Slum' '4-lg I'ro-sinlvul '-ISQ I':Xf'l'IlIIYl' Cum IlIlII1'I' 4+ -Ing Rally Slam ln. CHARLES COBB llrzunzx Unnunillc-v I-lg Suilnlninpg 'l'v:1m '44i. WILLIAM COFFMAN IIQIII5 tmlullllllvs- 44, ILIA RICHARD COMSTOCK SALLY CONLEY I-lmll '4Ii. Stull:-nl llmly SI'I'I'f'l2ll'j' '4.v: Yin-1-fI'x'vsiule-lul 'IIGQ l'urIi:u '43-'-4453 l'.S.l-'. '43-'-Ili: liwluv .f Mx In l,u IIYI' lnnnlulllvm- -I.4- 415' IMI m-1-rm- . NSPYIIIIIII llvzlu-lx , Allin' 'I'mxn , Xliuslrvl Slum' '-I-I: Iinnul Sllmv, Ile':1lI1 'l':nlww .K lluli1l:ly . JEANNINE COOMBS Nnllluiwinllvl' uf livlmlm- '4fZ ' If., I'.nlI1.m1I1lI.lll.1n 4-I1l.h.I4. 43-Alb. lL.X.K. 4834153 Nlinslrvl Slum' '4-Ig tml:-I '1Ilf'41ig tml '-III-'Mig lbvlmlv AIS' II., Um Iulj 'lfr -Ili: l'sIll'ln'lIv '4-I-'IIL RICHARD CORNTHWAITE I-'ln-Ilnlll '-1394113 llzwlx PATRICIA COWAN 'l'iv 'l'Iw ' If-3143, JANICE CROCKER ALLEN CROPSEY l'.-unrnuiuimwr uf XII 1-Ilmll 44' flu. llnlim-N 'll' lm-lm-ix Huw : 'lfng Ifuullvznll 'lII'l.1, li.lxlu'll+.lll '-lfv. HELEN CUNLIFFE ul' lm--Inv 'IH' mul 'll Vllig 'I'rs-:xxul--1 I. A . Ilxlml in 'IS-' Ui. BILL CURNUTTE MAUREEN CURTIS Sm-i.1I Ilrlmnillml '-I5 VIII. 'I'Iu- '-II 'lllg ILLK, 'I4' '13 'Mig Ulllmin' 'lfl. IDA DALE .llmiur 512114-s1u:In 'IIL FRANCES -DALITION IIXll.IIl:l 4.+ I4-3 1...X.X. LOIS DAHLSTROM HOWARD DARBINIAN LAWRENCE DAVIS Ijl'lI: : I4f'l'i. in pr' Ram 1 ,1- lwmllmll Ilg Ilanslln-Iluxll 'IL CAROL DEVLIN NINA DE VECCHIO II I llulv lx I I I1 lm :IIN VTmvk.U,li lzmvspy I ml mt mx 4 'Ulm X. IIIIIIII-Il' XX. lIlI'IIII1Il II lullm In ll tum mvlx VLH! I In :Tull N I I I 1 IN '. I1 mn .. :I I NIH. UH H mb II, lmllvmianv l,. lmxiw . x Ill II Imntlmnln I I mul Y 4'. Ilvxlm X, ln- M-V.-Ili., Isp! ELSIE DICK I'UIllll'Il '-ISI'-143 II..l.,X. '44-'-Ili: III- Tm' 4.a'4l-3 Ire-nszll-vu' -Ing xqllnra- Immw- 4.1, -Hug Gul '45-Ui. MARJORIE DONALDSON 'l'rifY 'III-'44g Ilwl Sul:-snlam 44. BARBARA DORBANDT 'I'ia- 'IMI' '45-'Mig k',S.l , 'Mig lllne-l'4-'lv 'll '45g Ur:-lwstra '41-Ili: llul Stuff '46, JACK DOTY lmqlmls M53 llzlwlnnll 40,1 lfllxlullmll -I-v. SHIRLEY DOTY Ilxxlvt '4fv: 'I'im- 'I'm- '-Ili: Xlnlu--up S :Aff '44- 516. JEAN DOUGLAS lixer-utiw IIUIIIIIIIIIQQ '45g 'l'Ia- Tm- '45-'Mig ..v.-Y... H -.-- t.5.l'. -I.,--Img Ifvillll Izukn-N .X llullllauy I 'AISIfn'i:I '45g Squalrv Ilzunm- '43-'-Ilig tlwlel '-IIS. MAXINE DUNLOP Tir' Tm- '44-'-ill. ANN EASTIN 'l'I':lffi:- l'ulll'I '43g ICH-I-uliu' lknlllxlitlev '45 '-Ui: War llulul :xml Ntznnp Cuxnnvnliltw ' 'Mig Il..l,.l. 44943. MICKEY EASTMAN 'I'ir Tm' 'I-I-'-15. BARBARA ELKINS 'I'iI- 'Fur' '46, BILL ESCOLA Ski I'Il1lm '463 'I'1':lr-k '44-'-Ilig ,lllviscury I'l'f-si' dent '46, JOHN EVANSON Rally Mem '45-'4Il. BLANCHE FADDIS VIIIIIEFZI Club '-155 'I'iv 'I'ur' '43-'Mig tml '-Ui. SHIRLEY FERNALD l'0llllllINSlU!lEl' of Sur-iul Affairs '-I4: 'I'i1- Tm '457-III. JERRY PHELEY il Rally Uunxnittn-e '44-455 'UH Vice--l'1'0sillr-wut '-15: l-'lmtlmll '43-3153 ll 'l'l'2lI'l'i '443 A 'I'l':u'k '45-'-UIQ Seve-nth llvzlvn-n g Our 'l'mx'n g Minstrel Slum' '443 IYUIIIIIIIS Assn-nnln!g,3 III-:llll 'l':1kvs .X lluIi1l:1y : l.e!l4-xx In Lu' 1-e-rule- 5 IIIul'in '-I4-515. DORRIS FEUERSTEIN 'I'l'I-X '-I41 II..l.,l. '-IS-'Mig III' Im- '4fz 44i. DORIS FICKLE TREVA FINCHER WALLACE FINDLEY ROMONA FITZSIMONS Ilypaltizw '44E. STANLEY FORREST Ilallllx Slam '45, VIRGINIA FOSTER l',S,l-', '44-'UIQ Xlins're'I Slum' 'I-I: 1ilu1i:1 'll I I, JIM FRANCE ri. lm-k xl. IIIIIIIIIIINIIII ROBERT FRAUER ll lmmn-11 .l. lm.-tw ll. lfmlll N. I I'llilI'I S. lmtx -I- IIIIIIIIIIIN J. I'Ile'II-V ll, l u-llvl'sI4'ill XI. Ibllnlnp -Y Ifilflll Il. I i4-lllv l'. I il4'lll-r Xl, l4j14,1,m.,, B- IQIIKIIIN W. lfilullm II. lfllzsixnnn ll. Ifsvnlzl J AEHIIINUII N. l 1rl'llmI Y, l nw'l'l' .l. l r:llu'I- Il, l 1'.lzirl' Frivs I', llanglxill J. llavzy ID. Ilillim- N. llivvns II. Goff Lram-I .I, Hraulim R. Griffin DONALD FRIES PATRICK GANGBIN I'Iw1-utiw l'mmniltu-n- 'Mig Iiumls and Stamp l'mnn1itleP '45-'Miz Rally Man '45g IGM-hangv Ansvinlilyg '46 Presi- 1l4-nt 'Mig 'Mi Ifnunr-il H455 .Iunior Stan-srnan '43-'Mig IIi'Y '-Ifvf'-1155 Neve-ntlx lleavm-n g Our 'l'own g nllcath 'l'akl-s A IIuli1Iay g lIluria Q flwl '-IOS. JERRY GAVZY DANIEL GILLICE Ski Club '46. NEIL GIVENS Ihnul and Stamp 4'umlnitlA-0 '453 l'.S,I-'.: Minstrel Slum' '441 Hula-I '4ti. DICK GOFF 'l'r:u-k '44-'Mig Squaw' Ilam-ini: '45-'4:i. SANDRA GRAUEL Owl '43 '-Iii: 41,X,.-I. '45-'Mig 'Viv Tm- '44f'l0ig 'l'umluling '43-'-445: Square- llanvingz '-Hi. JACK GRAYDON Irnqimisg Varsity I mvtlnalI '-II-'453 'I'ra4-k 'IS'--1lIgSwirn nlim: 'Illg Our 'l'smn g SM'vllIll IIl':lvvln : Slagi- i-ruw 'Mig 1iIoria g Uxxln-I '4ai. RICHARD GRIFFIN Ili-I 'lfnfilig Ilasq-Irall '-IIf'44i: llally f'4mnniIt1-Q 'I5'4li. CLAUDINE GROGG ILLX. 'JIZQ l',N.l , 'IIIVIIQ llinstrvl Slum 'IL MYRALEE HANNER Uul Nall-susan 'I3'4lig Portia '43-'Mig .Iuniar NMI:-s 'IRQ 'l'u' 'l'u1' 'Mig Hur 'I'uul1 3 Xliluslrvl Sln XX Ilanv-ll N. Ilaric-ll X. llarriw I llvilgv Ii, Ili-:tm-Ilia-lil N, Ileimiulnlu l', tiruiru XI. llama-r ll, llansvn HERBERT HANSEN WILLIAM HANSEN A-Ivimry l'resi4l4-nt. '-Mig Iimllluis '45-H163 llaskvtlxall '44- '44ig Ilasvhall '43-'-165 Foullrall '44-'45g li Fuutluall '-IRQ 'l'raffic Vuurt '4 6. SALLY HARRELL llsln-rvtlr' '45g llIoria . ANDY HARRIS Vis-4--I'resi4lcllf 5153 Rally Un '45g l'.S.F. '-I3-'45, BEVERLY HAWKINS I'sllerl'tt0 '44-'Mig Ilauil. DOUGLAS HEASLET PETER HECKENLAIBLE PATRICIA HEDGE 'I'i1- Tm- '4 5-'46, RUTH HEITZENRADER 'I'ri-Y '44' ' 'trol .' xx '- , Mina Nlm NADINE HEIZENRADER 1Ilu1'ia . JACQUELINE HELM llllllIItt'0 '44-'-45: Senate '43- II, N-vrvlal'y 1-11-15 I.:-:ngzllv '-In, lu- lm- 40,3 I'urt1a 44: l'n-p HIFI 'AIS-'-Ili. BETTIE HILL 'l'i:' 'I'm- '43-'Mig 1l.A,.l. '44-'MH 'l'umI1ling: '45-'Mig Our HARRY HILLS 'I'I'El1'li '15-',I4l. li, Ilawkilux .I. Ilm-Im Fl! ur 'l'nwn g tiluria g Uwlvl '-IG ll. Ilvasli-1 I', llevlwnlailuln ll. llill II. Ilills Hodel ll. llolm-oinli .I. lI0llillgNWllI'fIl M. llnpwooll Il. lluff ll. Ili Hyde M. Irwin W. Isham U. .Iavobie M. .lanzl-n lb. Johnson IRIS HODEL GLENN HOLCOMB Hi-Y '45-'46g Rally Committee '45-'-465 Square Dance '45- I HAROLD JOHNSON Student Body President '45g Bulletin Board Editor '44- '45g Square Dance '44-'46g Executive Committee '45-'46g 46. .3 Advisory President '46g Iroquois '45-'46g Varsity Foot- JACK HOLLINGSWORTH :vi ball '44-'45g Basketball Manager '45g Seventh lieaven g Rally Committee '45g Senate '44-'46, Treasurer '45, Sec- Ziyi Gloria g Rally Chairman '45g Traffic Court '45-'-46: retary '45g Stamp and Bond Committee '46g Advisory Iii Owlet '45-'46g Red Cross '44-'45g Publicity Chairman President '4tig Track '46g Football '46g Gloria '45g ' '46. Doonnan '46g Cap and Gown Committee '46. 1 NORMAN Jo NS N MARILYN HoPwooo Rifle ohm ,4?,M Bond and Stamp Committee '45-'-tlig Minstrel Show '44g F ' Portia '44-'46g 'rio 'rue '45-'mg C.s.r. '43-'wg f-our , JUYCE -'9NF?, A . , , , . Town-i. ..ulm,ia,, 544345. Portia 43-46, Minstrel bhow 44g I-Iona 40. DICK HUFF VIRGINIA JORGENSEN Football Manager '45, it Owl '44g 'I'ri-Y '4-tg G.A.A. '46g Minstrel Show '4-4. DOROTHY HUPP D NALD Tl BARBARA HYDE 0 1zifleJclilib94i-'45g 'rmt-k 'mg Track Manager 'wg Rally AMLDRED ,IRYVIN , Committee '45A'4l5g Tumbling Team '45 41ig Gloria '-45. llypatia 43-'-44g G.A.A. 'Mig Owl '46. DOUG KEENE A vvlL'?,wlI?g6Ml.riVY ,ML H llally Committee '.45g ,Bond and Stump Uornrnittee '4-tg CRAIG JACOBIE I hx:-hanue Asst-nihlies 403 Minstrel Show 44: Iroquois Imqlmis ,45-.463 Fooumu ,lm-.455 .rmpk 45. I '-IS -Ilig Rifle Club '-4431 Photography t'lub '45g'l'lif-'Rs MARILYN JANSEN ' l'lulI '4lig 'I'rar-k '4fig 5I'VPIlill lleave-n g Our Iown'g tml.-rem 'mg 'ri-fix' '43-'443 Mmsrm Show 'wg 41:10. g G'f1f11 '2 P11fI1 'fakes A lIf'Ilfl21y : StiIIl91'l'9W 41,- ria '44-'45, JOHN KIRALY DON JOHNSON Y 'I'r:n'k '44ig Gloria '-153 Dam-e llanfl '45-'-46. Footlmll '-I-le'-Ui. DON R. JOHNSON L Student Holly Yi:-1--I'r1-sill:-lil 'Mig Iixelgiitire Voininittev '4.3 4lig Se-vretary lloys' Fewlelvition '43g IIi'Y 'Mig Foot- MARTHA KODA 'l'io 'I'or' '45-'-ttig Tri-Y '44-'45g Gloria '45. GEORGE KNAPP JAMES LA FOLLETTE lxall '44-'-Ifig li liilNlil'tl,I4lll '44: A Hasketlrall '45-'-llig ' lli-Y 'Mig 4'.S.F. '-llig llzlsl-ivtliall '45-'-Mig Hass-lmll '4:'ig 'I'ra4-k '-I-I3 Sou-intl: Ile-awn g 1Iloria g Minstrel Show 'l'i-in-k '46, '-t4. HAROLD LAMBOURNE ll It .lnlin-on ll, .Iohnson X, .Iolnison .I. .Ionvs Y. .Iorgs-nsen ll .I ns! im In-I-ne .l. Ixlralx XI. Iionla ti. Knapp .I. lla Folletin- II. I unlionrnn ipp RUTH LAND CLAUDINE LISLE 'Ili 'I'l'e-:ux11l'vl' 'II1 'l'i1' Tm- VIS: ILL X. 'lflg 'VI-unix Vlulw '4fw: Xiimllw-I Slum '44g Owl 'I1i. BARBARA LOCKHART l'1xn-vlllivsf l'ulnlniII4-I- '45-'Mig I'ol'Ii:l '4I 'Ilig ,lunilur SI:lI1-slnaln '-Ilig 'l'if- Tm' 'Mig Wliluetrn-I Slum' 'I-Ig Ilwl 'Ili VELEN LOPEZ 1J.I.,X. 'Mig lR!u-rvlt4- '4li. AUDREY MCALEXANDER l'Ixv1'l1tiv4- l'ulnyl1iIIr-e- '4.3g Owl '453 'I'ir 'l'm- '441 I',N.l . '44 JACK MCCLEAN AUDREY MCCOLLUM Ilxlnllnixsiulu-1' uf llelmlv '-IJ: I'urIi:l '43 'Mig l'iII'llIlIl'llIilI'llIlI '-I-I: l2..k.,X, '43-'Mig ll.-lmtv '44-'Mig tml '45-'IIGQ Hur 'l'mx'lu 5 Nlihxlrvl Slum 'J-Ig IJlul'i:l 'I4 '4f:g l,4llf'I'4'IIt' NIH. CHARLES MCDANIELS ROSEMARY MCDONALD DARLEEN MCELROY NORMA MCNEILLY ESTHER MACHLIN Ntzlmll zlllvl llulul Uwllllxuilla-1' '-Iii: 'l'im- 'I'-rr' 'lf'-'-Ili: Il..L.K. 'Il'-H51 l',S.F. '15 '4li. BEVERLY MAHLER IL. X, XA '15-'Mig 'I'i1 I'm-'43-'-U13Ilwlvl '4fl1 Nlzump :lml Howl l'ullul1iII1-s- 'IIS-'46, FRANK MOLLICA Rzllllx Ikllumvllillvn' 'IIS-'Mig 'l'rau-k '43 5443. ROSALIND MARKOVITS .llluiur SIJIIINIIIIIII 'Mig 'I'im- Tm- '-Ilig till. 'Iii 'UL Ilxxl 'Ifng 4l.X,K. 'Ifr-'Mig 'I'i1' Tm' 'If-, BEVERLEY MARSH ! Q Ilxxl L13 l.,X.X. In' Ing lu' lm' Lvl Qbm GERRY MARTIN 90? I-lx-wulliw l'umlniIIa-n- 'Ifmg llxxl 'IIQ I'.S,l-', 'If' 'IIIQ I'-rrtiql ',Ifvf'IIi3 'I'i4- 'I'm- 'I.'1'Ilig Nqlmn- Il:lm-o- 'If' Ili. TED MATHEWS Ifmlllnlll 'II 'IH1 'I'r:u-II 'Hflug lim-I utiw I'umlllitIn-s- 'Ilig Xlinwlrvl Slum' 'IIQ Nqllurv lI.mI-I- 'II 'lfug I'.S.l . 'IRQ ln:-lumix 'IS 'I413 thlnxluliwinynf-1' wt' Xllllvtir-N 'IIi. ROBERT MAYNARD BARBARA MESSICK IL MX, 'Ifn 'Ili DOLORES METZLER lxlu-If-III' 'I.'v. ELIZABETH METZLER 'I'1'i X 'ISI 'IA2 Hur 'I'mxn : tilIni:u 'II If l.:llnl 'l'. l.1-xxlx 4 lmwls l', l,ixln' H l.m-klmrl X, I.-:pn-f Klvxznvuh-1 J. XII-l'l1'.ln A N11-Vollllvlu I'. Xlvlbgmivlx ll Mvlmnsllll Il, XII-Iillm TED LEWIS CHARLES LEWIS 'I'1':lf-lx 'I.3'I4ig lbv:lIh 'I':lke'w ,X llulIrl:l5 1 Hur 'I'4mn g SI-vu-nllu llv11x'f1ll . NIvXn'ilIY li. Nlnvllllll ll. Xluhl:-1 lf, Xlulliw 1 If. XI:ulNmil1 li. Malrxll I.. Xlnrlin 'l'. XI:lIIln xx li. Xl:l5 llJlI'4l ll. XII-wi XI 1-Izlvr I-I. Xl:-Ill 1 ,rdf M1-5 el II NIIIIM I KIUI I -rg.-.. XI I-I' 5 N 'QVII I P, M Am X X-wvl V. Mivllzlvlx NI. MiI4'In'II li. Mmm- 'I'. IIIu1'rnw M. Murphy W. Nzunzxn SARAH SUE MEYERS CHARLIENNE MICHAEL-S BARBARA MILLER MARTHA MITCHELL Minstrel Slum' '-Hg IDI-2 1 --N , I 1Izly Q Uxxl '44-'40, PEG MOLSBERGEN Owl N451 Minstrel Show ' 3 ' '-ISQ 1llul'iz1 '-14945. RICHARD MOORE i',S,I-'. '40, MORGAN LARSEN THOMAS MORROW DUANE MOSER Exe:-utive Cmnlnittw '-UIQ TI'Zlf-fit' lkmrt Advisory I'rPsidf'11t 'UIQ Iroquois '43-' I notImIl '43-'-Ili: llasketlmll '43-UI6: liusv- Imll '45-'Mig lIIurI:1 '45, MARY MURPHY 'I'iv Tor. VIOLET NAGEL BILL NAMAN SHIRLEY NEAFUS Tir' 'l'mA '45-'-Hig Our 'I'mv1u . LOIS NEAL Uwlf-t '44-'4J1 l'sI1erettv ' -' 'Q h' a '44 4G. NELLIE NEIGHBORS ERVENA NEIKIRK Uwlel '44-'-135 Owl '451 l'sI!+-wtlv '-H-'Im 'I'ri'Y '4Zif'-Hg Junior Ntntesnu-n II-'43, LILLIAN NORMART DOROTHY OHLBERG JANE OLIVER 4'nlm-ru t'IuI1 '44-'-1.31 1I.X..X. 13340 l'NI1m-11-116 '44-'45, ROBERTA PARKER QISJ-'. '43. SHIRLEY PEARSON I'1Y1'l'lItIX'4' I'-xmmittve 'IH' Tim- 'l'Iw 'IKYII I'-n'tm -In: t,N.I'. 41,5 N-vm-IIIII II:-:nw-n 'C UHF 'I'mxn g lIIul'i:I 'Mig In-:uh 'l':lIv's X Ilnli-I:ly l Niilwtrm-I Now '44, EBE PETER I':al'Ii1l '-1431 5' ' ' f-'I il '. ' Hung mxl '41:. PATSY PETERSEN 12Iurin '-I1If'4f1. JIM PHELAN N Y:-Ilfux Y YL iglmluvr ' n'nmrl .l, Ullwr N l'I'IlIxnrIl P I'el4-:xml .f I I.. NI-all IC, M-iki1 II, Ilhlhf-lg, II. I':1rke1 IC. I'n-I4-I .I. I'In'I:un I Ihllpwl If lx llnn' Il. JUNE PHILPOT ,. I'i1-rim II. Imnvll Y. Pipmw IC. I'uIIl-v I I1 Il Quif-k IP. Quif-II 'l'il' Tm' 'Mig Gloria '4-Ig Hwl '45-'Mig IIWIM '45-'-Ui. CELIA PIERINI Vollllmlise-xi-nwr Surliul Affairs '-155 'I'r:xffiv Fnurt '-Ifwg Sm-ve-l1tIl II:-:nw-n g .Iuninr Stale-Him-n '44 -Illg G,A.A. 'IHA '4G. BETTY PINNELL Stump :mal Rumi '43-'46, VAUGHN PIPES EILEEN POLLEY LAVERNE POPE I'ol'Ii:I '-I-83453 'I'nwn g lIIori:z KATHERINE PRYOR M inst r4-I Slum' '-I DONNA QUICK DOROTHY QUICK ALVERA QUINN AVALYNN RALEY 'ollxllliiwvg .Iuninr SIuInsnu-n WS: Hand 'I'iv- 'I'm- '44'4'r' U xxla-1 '44-'-153 Our I1 SI-ve-IIIII Ilvalu-ll . .L Quinn .L Ranlm-5 I Rum BARBARA RIGGS 'I'ir: Tm' '-I5-'-H33 Gloria '-15. MARY ROCKAS l':nuc-ra Uluh '4 4-'4 5. Minstre-I Show '44. JEROME RODDER Minstrel Show WH. NORMAN ROSE MARILYN RUDD Uwl 'Mig Uwlvt '-UIQ 'Fic Tum' '44-'MI l N I- -I4 L N K '45-'Mig 'I'1nnIrlIm: '-15. SUSAN RUSSIAN In-,I um '43-'-H: '-13744: Tim' Tm- 'I'I'4I I'IoI'i'1 'AIAI7-IG KENNETH RUXTON ...I-I, v.... - UWIM '43-'4-11 I'sIlt'l'vII1' '44-'4. Trl '45-'UIQ IIULA. '-tif-1133 Tonnii If R:IIlx' Unlllllliiln-4' '-I:I- 41,5 lrnvk NI. FRANCES RYAN BARBARA SANDRIDGE 'llmga-1' '-I5,'4li ELAYNE REYNOLDS SALLY SAT0 4S..X,.X. '-Ili, NORMAN RIBERA 'l'rgl -lx 'If' 'UIQ II lluxknfilralll lvl Vllxilj' lI4lNIu'IImIl '-U32 S4:u'llIIl IIn'.lu'n g '44Sluli1 '43 'llig Hur 'I'rvwlI 3 BERNICE SCHEIDT --II.-MII. 1-II.-I I n..I..I.., 'I'-In 'mf-14: 'ri-A 'H 'we ml 'wl- ll Ihggx XI. Iifwkznx .l. lfmhlvl N. Huw' NI IKIIII S ICH lm Ix, LIHNIIIII I . Hum II, S:unIl'i4I:'r' 5. NIIII' II N 'II ...f in . siqllllilll Y. Sr-Iiwabe-nlannl R. Scott F. Sills J, Sinwnsen C. Silllfllliiill PRESLEY SCHMALL L ruler '-13' Iroquois '45' Varsity Football '44-' Yell e , , 45, B Track '43-'-455 B Basketball '44-'45g Basketball 46. VIRGINIA SCHWABENLAND ROBERT SCOTT Rallyman '44-'-453 Iroquois '45-'4G: Football '43-'45: Track '45: Seventh Heaven g Our Town g Square Danc- ing '44-'-I5. JOHN SEADLER Football '4243 Bust-liall '44-'45, SANFORD SHAW Presimleut Boys' lfetleratiori '-165 Track '463 Gloria ' DONALD SHEPARD Rall y Cmumittf-e '-I5-'-Ill. FRANCIS SILLS JANET SIMENSON Minstrel Slum' '4-I: Re-cl Cross '-16: Tir: Too '43-'-IG, Il.A.A. '44-'Mig l'.S.F. '43. CARL SIMONIAN Rally Coninuittev '43-'-161 Iroquois V155 K' 'l'rat'k '-I3: ll 'l'l':uk 44 44 -' ' -' lg ll llaisl-is-iliall '43-'-15: A llaskvtliall '44l. DORIS SIMONIAN CLEO SINCLAIR .l.Sua1llt-r S. Shaw IL Shi-pard D. Simonian C. Sinvlnir V. Skiftun VERNA SKIFTUN Usherette '45. HENRY SMITH C Basketball '43, RICHARD SMITH Ski Clubg Football '45g Track '45-'46. ESTHER SOMMERS TOM SOWELL ROBERT SPARKMAN Football '45g Seventh Heaven g Our Town . SCOTT STANDEFORD FREDA STANDEFORD 'I'ir- Toe '44-'46g Junior Statesman '44g G.A.A. '-16: C.S.l-'. '44-'46. JOYCE STEFFENSEN Red Cross '4 3-'4 4. SHIRLEY STEINHAUER 'l'l'i-Y '-45. PLATO STERIOS St-'nate '-I-1346: Auditor' '45g Football '-I4-'-Ili: Ski l'luli '-U33 'l'r:u'k 'Mig Stage Cr:-w, SHIRLEY STRADER JERRY STUMP u. llyiiatizu '43-'-lei. 'Punihling '-I-I-'-Itig 'I'ravk '-If ll Smith li. Smith I-I. Solunu-rs 'I', Sowell l- Stalmli-I'ur:l I . Stvffn-ns:-li N. Stn-inllauer I'. Sterius Qu X R Sparkniau S. Slzunh-fo Stranlrr J. Stump uzulnzm Il Nxmllfxxwl II l':Ilu:lIx:l ,I 'I',uInl II lalamv.. X 1I.4,...,N I ll..-u.,....H xx 'I Illm... N Innk-m NI. I'-wllvll X In Il- IJ. 'IAIIIIN JUNE SUGARMAN DEAN SWARTZWELDER RUTH TANAKA Ilxxlnl '1.'. 'UL JEAN TAYLOR 'I'li I 'III 'IIQ IRIN-14-Inf DOROTHY TELESCO ZEANNA THOMPSON Im: INN 4.4, I., 'Il '-IH, GLORIA THOMPSON 4-.X I, ,II In. WILLA TILLMAN mxl 'In In- Im- L. 41,3 1...I.I. In, -unix I+ I-Iwlvltv Inv-4-lltluf Iulnlnlttvn- IJ, I-.LL L- I4 In- Im- I.: Ing Sqllnrn- II-1114-4' I.,-In I4-mm IIg Irl-I 'Hg Uxxlm-I 'I.m, Hur l-mn 2 Imqlmle ,XMI-nIIvI3 g A'Il4-MII 'Z 5: l.Ik+-N I II0lnI:n3 1 l.l.nl.l IJ. NIU'-nn-III' LII 'Ili. NANCY TONKON MARTHA TORBIT ANN TREFTS In- Im- I.nfIlIg Iilrls' I.v:l::m' Ii.-lrlmwvlllzl Inu- In, l.N.I. II: Stump :mul Iinn-I Iuumlillvc- '-II. GORDON TUFTS II:lIIx Iulnlnltlvv 44' I V Ifxv-:'llllIw Ions mllhw- '-I4'I4S1 Iruquuis 'IIIHIIEQ I! Ilzlskm-I Ivzlll 'II1 II:lSIwIImII 'IH' I 1mIIu1II '-II I,4'Il4'l'x In I.Ill'1'I'lI1-'HQ Sn-wr Imp 'I'Imln g IIIIINII1-I Slum' '-II: lruqm hw-lululpg IlIul'i:1 '-I4 '43 JEANNE TUSCHHOFF :III III-:uu'lu ' lla I'rvxnIn-nt Ii LL 'fIf1 ,II33 'I'I4' Im' 'Hip Iiirl-' I.1-:nguv '451 l'oll1llIisQimu-I' uf Sm-iuI Hfninw '-Ilig Stamp :nn-I Iium 'IJ-'IIi: IIWI Vruss II4-pl'1's1'lII:IIix'v 'I-I3 '-III Inu Ilnxulull Iv Ne I1 II1 nun I Iullmulim' Hur 'I'rmn g Ilv:lIII Ialkvx I IIIIIIIIJIN MII-ri:l' 'IAQ Ilunvo In RICHARD VAN METER Vu up. 1 , Nvlmtv '-137463 Yim I'l'1w11I4'llI 4.13 lla 1 .lvnt I.,g lwmtluull -Ing Fill' 'II 'IZI'IS1 Sf-u'nIIl III' Ilzmvn- II:ln-I 'UL IRVING VAN PATTEN Ir:lr-II I-I IUC I II: 'I'5. EUGENE VAN WAGENEN VERNON VENABLE JERRY VERNON 'Ikiu' 'Ilw 'II',I,3g Ii. Ixwnllvln-N 'IIEQ Imlu Ilvlulvvlllzllixn-. JACK VOORHEES NORMA WAKEFIELD ISI , 'II'I15: Il.X,K 'If.'II., DONALD WALMSLEY ROBERT WALTERS RUTH JEAN WARREN BILL WENDT :nxvn ' Im NIU- : 3 N . 3 Ou IDI I' 'I'mvll ' Ilulll II.xIIx Xlzm I 'II 'll' ICM-II:ll :go lv hmup, III I Irv xx I In l Innin- I., I. .I. 'l'um-IIII-III I, Inn I':llI4'lI ' I. I.-...n-Y. ' .I. I1mlIuw-N Il. XI':1ln-Ivx II. II' Iam XII-In-1 an W.n:v1u-I .I. M-rnuu II:uIu-fim-I1I , II:lIlvrA . IIMIIII :www P. Wells N. Wilcher R. Winkler Eb G. White H. Williams PATRICIA WELLS Owl '45g Square Dunne '-15946: Tic Tuc '43-'46, GWEN WHITE Stamps and Bonds '44-'-16: Rnd Cross '45, Girls' League Secretary '-itig G.A.A. '44- '46g Dam-e Group '-46. NORINE WILCHER Owl 'Mig G.A.A. '45-'Mig Tumbling Team '45. , gi HAROLD WILLIAMS RUTH WINKLER Tic Tm: '43-'-165 G.A.A. '45-'-16: Hur Town . DICK WINTHER DICK WINZLER 'fumbling '44-'-163 Track '46, BEVERLY W00 JOHN YAKLIGIAN Junior Statesman '44-'-153 Our Town : Minstrel Show '4-lg Gloria '44-'-15: Ihuul '45-'-163 Tec Pee Talent '46. DOROTHY ZULIMI Hwl '-149463 'l'ic 'I'uc '-165 Gloria '-15. SENIORS WITHOUT PICTURES JAMES BATES CHARLES BENNETT JAMES BOLGER DONALD BOLTINIIOUSE CHARLES CLARK DONALD CLARK CLIFTON CLINGER RAYMOND COLEMAN JAMES COPLAND RICHARD DUNCAN KEITH IIARGRAVE ROBERT HENDERSON' FUMIYO INAKI BRUCE ISMAY ROBERT LONGACRE JOHN MADDEN ALLEN MAR DONALD MAXEY RICHARD Mr'WILLIAMS LAWRENCE MILLER PHILLII' MURRAY PAUL OGREN FRANCIS PACCASSI RICHARD PARIS DAVID PHILLIPS CARROLL PYLE DAVID RUSH ROBERT RUSSELL RICHARD SARTOR GEORGE VIANELLO KENNETH WALSH R. Winihvr B. Woo R. Winzler J. Yakligian D. Zulim A :xl g 532, 7 'v' . 54, V. f bf 'L Jo I 4 . 'A Q X Aga. . r' 5 Q 'F v .qs as GQQQQ' 5 S M Q3 31 .ff ' -vm u i ll 3 ff 5 We F ' may q M' fin? 4 E X fx SAX' Q i F 5 i A L . 41 W Z ,., .2 M3 2 - xg mhzggfy-a - Q W Sym! Q4 .F .5 i 4 T . f 5 A M 1-L. I E x54 1 1 6 ig ig! V E 1 i 2' S L an ' , f s - ' fl ? M -'- M n ni Q' .flhl A n tionzilly well. lVe chose Spring Green for our -lunioi' Plan, :ind it wus il great success. The clubs claimed the attention of many of our members. NVQ- supported such elubs as Portia. Hx'- putiu, Try-Y. 'l'ie-Toe, Senate. l r o q u o i s, :ind L'.S.lf. XVe pzirtieipzlted in exclizinge assemblies and musical productions. 'llhe -lunior-Senior Prom with its Old South theme was :tn enjoyable ziffziir. XVe were respon- sible for :ill the entertain- ment, decorations, :ind re- freshments. The decorations for l11lCC2ll1llI reute s e r v i e e s were taken care of by the juniors. At the Senior lea, we acted us hostesses :ind provided the enter- tainment, thanks to the untiring efforts of Bliss Short and lllr. Robinson. SPRISG OFFICERS-l irsi Ron: llullel. Nlunorlx, llontino. Se-voliml Ron: Norton. Kohler. I-'list lion: Bliss llnrris. llziy- hurst. llzirlun. Xlnrtiu. Kohler, 4'ior-lu-II. lirzllulon. Jzlrlkson. Ile-nf son, Potter. Sli-inliuiler. Sm-oml Ron: Nl:-Xzllly. lI:l:ig:. While. Hurllell. liul'llet1. liiggt-i'st:iff, Wriui. l.u11nlm-iwlulm-, 'I'hiI'4l Rout Hruhlw. Rus. IH-in-rson. linux-un. 'l':1xxlu-5. lbilnlnovk. Ilia-hzlrnlx Self luwl, Iinfur-l', Broun. First Ron: Xlrs. Xlooulp. Ifa-runiis eo. lxululyailuu. Ixelvv. Kllshiuu, Il:1lhuuu5. llorton, Haus, Xiwlulu un, Tipton. Se-1-oiul Hou: Ile-ro' goin. iiilluln. llolninson, Liuuetl. lxuliu, Sinsinou-, Ih-itz, Nlnlu-ill. Iillis. Xlulphj, 'l'hi1':l Ilou: .lexf nivjiun. lilzisiligfzxrluv. M-Isola. Hes In-lu Xrnoltl, Xl4'41i'n-v. Yun Wupleli- en. llunuriain. llolluli-x. Nlust--. PRIMA, RCTHlNSllX,Sl51JIlSlll 1 I ' Q ,?.! 7 Q . 9 A . , f -l M , W , 46.1 r h ,LM T. A 'f 3 5: zwgfg T55 ,.. 4, .. N ' s . 'y A - ' a V M ,.... .W ' 0 -' f' . ni b v- .4-4 fp rg yi X ww M ,L Ab h g, t A , ,. Q gk W, I .. - x M 1 W . b b . M, ' s ' B ,fi p . vgx, l 1 Q ' g O a j , ji 1 1 u I ' ll 1' urs lf Ili Qfr r ll . , 1 . A V A X- qw ,er H ,1 W WMW.m ....,X My 4' 1 f, ' VW . W,,,, A ' . F ,Q Q Q . 1 3 9 my ,Ng QM ,YN-5, :X i Q Q 5? Ng 91 9f ' y ,. ,W .Q X 3 Q 3 Q fm l A fi 1 H ,. . 'Q jf: 1 v? 3 il -Qt sl .Ji v ' 3 fi , j f Q H ' '3. W . . S, . N. - ,gif b. 'luv ,f gs u ax W 9' 2 x A Eg 1:4 ' 5 fii 5. ljglfaj X f gaLgnvgfg,,.Ljwggimy K IUNICDRS . I-'mrxl h x r N In-I. Ill lluln- M 1 Nm-vnlul Ru x I lx llalrlx 1 Hill'I'lN llwlmlnll Illmmllul Filxl l'hil am. Nlvli linn. hull. lhm 'slum Virxt Il l'nrm1It4 4 llilnm I- 'lkujl X n m Se-:-11 .mx 1 e Slum 1 V K Wvh h Xl Nu Ram n mx 1 I Stark. llugn ix VI mm W. ll. Smxlyi-l's. li. Stulnlnli-fi:-lvl. Sponsors. F,tl,l, HFFH'EIIS-Nu-liluidt, Sperm-er, liidyyell, Iii:-ht:-r. Mel'auley. SCDPHQMORES 'l'he large and active class of '48 started the fall semes- ter under the leadership of Dave lNIcCauley, their presi- dent. The rest of the ofificers were vice-president, Bill Kidwcll: secretary, lXIaxine-Ambrose: treasurer, VVarrt'n Schmidtg yell leader. Leslie Richter: and commissoiner of social aficairs, Ronnie Spencer. Several assemblies were held at the first of the year to acquaint the class with the traditions of their Alma lllater and the various clubs and organizations in the school. A special assembly about etiquette was also held. lllany class talent assemblies were presented, and several mem- bers of our class have appeared on student body programs. 'l'hroughout the year the class was always high in the sale of stamps, and in supporting the lVar Chest and the Red Cross. ltliss xlohnson's advisory proved outstand- ing, as it won the P.'l'.A. membership drive of the school, and the girls of this advisory won the intramural basket- ball series. The officers for the spring semester were president, Clinton Thaxterg vice-president, Steve Blumbergg secre- tary, Barbara Taylorg treasurer, Dave lXIcCauley3 and commissioner of social affairs, Shirley lX'IcGrew. Under these ofiicers the annual Sophomore Assembly was held. During the fall semester the class gave a very successful dance in the girl's gym. The class of '48, the first freshman class in Fresno High. owes much of its success to hard working sponsors, Miss Stubblefield and Mr. Hampton Sawyers. VVith so much talent and enthusiasm in evidence Fresno High can expect great things to come from the class of 43. SPRING OFFICERSW--'I'haxter. Mt-Grew, Taylor, ftIel'auley. li i lrerg, Richter. Sophomores I l1'xl Ibm: Ellm. liwlvllmn, Ihwlw. .IHIIIIN-lun. l'urtiC, IH-nnvlt, Vox, N4-xx:-41111011 'I'1':u1n'rnivInI. S1-I-mul Run: .Iin:'. lluuvlx. I,uluI. Sullixuu. II.n1:'r:uw. Imlv. W1-.1wx'. Nlillvr. XI:'t':xIw 'I'hilwI Iimxi S.-mm-Nt. Ihulwixull. Il..mx. Nm-v1.N1. Hilsun, Kln:uII:l1-umm. Nulpzu. ll-xvr. Illm-INN. Imam-. IIvlN1lluI-1. Iluxl III-xx: 'I'xxmI.II.-. Iiullilawm. Illwluv. FIIIIIII. III-nxmx. Ihmwl. l'I1n-xnlivr. l'znmum. I.I1--nl. Se:- -unl Il-In. 'I':alxlu1'. l':u1upIn-II. Nlujfvr, S-vI1u'i:ln, Slzllix. Nlmll. Ilvlvzllf. Nln-plum'-I, Spf-ru:-v, 'I'lnil-I Ibm: Iqm-In, Xurluxu. Nhilv. Hrmxxlulu. lwllllxx. In-xliu. Nimluv. IYlIIizlmN. Klum I'n-rn-, .Iuuvw Iilmm-, IU-lgulwl, Wlxitmzuxv. I muIu. I'ngxI.--x, ,I.avm-x, lfilxl Ibm: llfmx. I.ix:1nN. Immalu. I':alxmf. I'npp:u, Nh-ut, II:uII. l Ir'Il:1rI,x, N1-wnui lhmg 'II:n'IuIin. Xml.-1-Wym. lumix, tmluuxi :m. IwII.x. Ipplvlwlu. Nzlluv-Ill, hm I.:xlw:n-lu. 'I'hi1wI lion: Iiwvl. X:ul:Im, Smith. tin-3'-In-x, Iiaulwl l'.Ill Ifmllllx Iiwmi Ilill Xllzllllx Ilwlwivl. I'1'l--mv. 1.nmpIu-II. Ntmlwlf' min. 3 22: www ,- P' 1. NNMX- . www' Sophomores Hllllllelvl In Silu'l:ai1 In nl Nu hu x N 411 Rmx: In-ru-I1 Xlnlultl l':lIz-nun: NIU N tlllllvll-1 Imhlu Pxnxr Xl: lu-lly. Filxl 1 x na Xlnxnll. lbuxmu u Izllm. In-lux. 1.1-lla, Slim-rs. I ummm! lhllul linux lfvttllnhu Ii:nlvl'1m1xt4l Ile lmr. Sim vulgxr svux Ilmsn ing, First, on lm ll mx mn lun. Smhu 1 N U Wallau' M ulflrl In Nnxxl-ru Sw-und mx l- lllllllllfl Rim-halrt ll s 0 N fl Wvlls. 'N nrllnmn In Row: NX on ll mu N he u ns llm-:xvlln Muhuls Nnhmuler lint Iivk. Sl M1 mlllh nm Nlnrlin 14 - 41 NI n-3 1-r. ll urx I i1'Nl lmxx N mn --ux tire-xx. 1 lnlnlulnll tu-lnIl1.xm NJIVIIIUH 1 IIN ,lulmwu M41 um X :N In-4:nl1 In Xllul 1-nl' Ii-I-mlluui Szullp-nn Xu lxtlm Hun! hu In-:lx humn1nll1 nn lluxlul I Hanllwr Nh I4-r, Xlxllu Xlu Xu-INN. Nl Sophomores I-'irq Ibm: 'l':1nuk:l. lhiliiiell, Nlmiraiy. Huh: huh-r. l+'urr:-ste-r, I-Hml, Sin-limi. In-nlinnn, Illflv. Ilziirv, Sw-owl Row: Om-lu. 314-Kim, Slviillullilp, lhuhmmjifln, .lvusi-'11, Ilupkiiw, Ni-grluy, l'ii-rwiu. Hull. M4-F:n'l:nh4I. 'l'hiiwI Rim: Smith, 'I'h1ixivr. 'l'u1rpie, Snilxtlm, ltilffilll. Yom-in-vs, Niiwrismz, Fnurth Huw: Smith. lflilwznwlx. Xurnluri. Lislv, 424-i'iile:1-i'. First Row: Nm-in-ll. Funk. .8114 wlerson, Rosa-:ilu-rg. Lummils.. In-ppe, tlaunlwr. I'ie-iwr, Jing. Se-vond Huw: lim' Ynrtuniun, Vkiilv, Nv2lgll1'l', lsalzlrwmi, I'Iiirl1v- man. Gruhbs, Mayer. Tullvrup, Waltz-rs. 'l'hirnl Ruw: Monijian. Ilmlghls, Iluglws. Nvul, Rui- tigiun, Cummins. llnmiltmu, Zhi .lusku First Row: Demirjian. Smith Caldwell, Cmigue, Rm-ssler. 'I'ink- lc-r. Ls-vi, Milton, Ambmsv. Krati, Svcond Row 2 Wheeler. Flini Fugulv, Min-hell. Johnson, Mc Kev, Kuhlitz, Kopp, Iloddinott Third Row: Wzlldrop. Weiss Mclfzuilm-y. Baird, Baker. Ford Spenrer, Svhmicl. Fourth Row Hshorn, llmlty. lhmlfgor. ffnylv Morgan. S0l'l ll5Q ll, Kidwell. First Rim: Wi-SM-Il, Ilusv, Dun Tiilll. Vhaukllmjizln. S04-mul Row Sqiwm-ii. Mill--r. l'1':uxx'fuiwI. llrum- Shurtz, Smith. Fishvr, 'l'hir-I Rmx: Fixhhuiik, lhnrwiis. Win thvr, Nl-I-ie, .lm-nkiiis, Nlrs. Sum nn-r. East is East and West is West and never the twain shall meet . So it seemed in the case of East versus West in the realm of the theater. Our West was just too wild and wooly for tame theatricals, or so the excuses ran. Eventually, Westerners became recon- ciled to the fact that they must sooner or later down and became civilized. shooting an Indian acting. more than , their the first eas- not on, but going on to ger and RUTH Nl I ,X J 555 2 f Plym I 59 52 -M g lx lx 4 4 Q., ig ? 5 , wwf, f . f M in 'S' ' - .-51563524 ,. 1.9- vs- , W f 3 C Q' ff Lg'-N gg? -.J A ,+I w fix am F1 my f M-Q - :WL Ax in fn, wwf' M' J, gm: 8 QA. a ww ig Y gwpssff' 3 1 x 'kms www QT A . J., is 'HD QL is 1 X x s N E' .4 . ,. X Q wi x g, v 3,3 R E 1 Ji X, S .. 4 V s x Q ..,' . ugh.: it 4 Xgjgm-mr 3 5 R V3 ,gm wi 475 'bw - Ji ' . ,e g W , KZ MA. U , Fw, if 1 I 2 I f H .asm A hum AWA 5 r, Y Q ,AQ dz 3 X ,, iff W I ,H , 8523524 1 ,in ,.Ml'f'x v V. Q . F 5 4 , . af ,, A is 35 ug Q Y s f ' . .A 15 if .uxilfi Q fr s W f ,, - if Q - 1 A Li L 'ei 7 v ,g N b qt Sw I: ax Awxl :gf YS.. nl., ' fl 4. M... ! .41 I ululx Iumxx than I lun- Qxwxlf' IH-l'I1.x1-A m- xlmll m-vt N.,--In-1 !l1.m 'Nlmll xx pm ilu- 1-ilu-lx in IM- In:Mlwwluw 4'l.mrkf IIQK Annum: 'A I-mlm. xxlml -IM .xml Nm-1 in Ihr' ukmln-lm. 'II.e-rr w-uunw ilu- links! vu up wb DEATH TAKES A I-IQLIDAY 1 Inu. I aff? 'I' -Q- 4,.. Z Mwfv .13 EM x . xx! s ' Wg? 3 f . 'E-Q - L la 5 5 'J I .. I A, t 1 ff 1' f 1 ,gg I ' X 9' A.,Q vi 3 f' xx.-I , A ,A.. 2 Y O J 1 Y J -I DRAMA SENIOR PLAY IJliA'I'H 'LAKICS A HOLIDAY Coram , , , Ped 0 I Q' ,,,,,, .,,,,, , Iluki- Lambvrt , Barbara Lockhart ,Pat Gangbin ,Douglas Kem? Ilucllc-sQ Stephanie... .A,,,, kYilIa .It-an 'liillman Princess of San Li Baron Ccsarca . Rhoda Isenton . , Ifric Ifvnton , Corrado Grazia , ,, . Prince' Sirki Iklajor xxYIIIfl'IIC1Ill ., ,,,,., .lt-an 'Luschhoff ,, ...,, -Ivrry PI1cIc'y ....,,-ICIIII Douglas Ifdward Cairns Hfharlc-s Lewis .Sally Conley Gordon Tufts Norinan Rilwra Al U N IOR PLAY SPRING GRICICN Nina L'assvII,,, . .I ,, ,mllarion Gohlstein Mrs. Rumlwlc ,, Beverley Huinplirt-is Scootia- Cassell .. , Alf. Putnam ,I Tony Cassell . Piskit- Amvs A Dunk Iloylc ,, Bing Hotchkiss .,.,, Gci1vx'icx't- .loncs lla-ior 'Iiodd ,,.. . .l. , ,, . Newton Iodd ,...,, Iiula Hotchkiss ,, Ur. Luther Iilomlgctt ,,,. , Ufficcr Ryan ,.,.. Billy ,Lori Ponsart La Verne Ifmmcrt Iiarlwara Klartin ,,Sl1irIc-1' Hackett Dayton Pickett , ,flcorge Atkins . ,,KIariIyn Nlanville GeraId Pctcw ,lov Karioth Sliirlvy Blasters ,,KvndaII Klanock ,, ,,,t. .WAI Ifox Ilerald Dunn Spring Green xxoiiux. .IunrIi.i fuul Nil lhix ik Svool io-.H UI lluukf' 'X I-olnluu' Io Inv iight in Iliix I-in IXIIQIIK i-u-rxlio-lx xxailluu' I L EDITORIAL STAFF l' 1 ll toll, R nlml l' nlunshln lu elm hr un rom on I 4-, Smith. liolxler, Pell l'Dl1oR Jeannine Coombs ASSOLIAII l'DIl0R , ,..., -lean Clemens ARI l'lJll0R .Elizabeth Peter Asmil xx IQ ..,. ,Mildren Irwin N L rnon Heitzenrader lllaxine Rifles PIIOIOK R XPH I R Darrell lN1cGc-orge Don Schulze ,rmlfeverly Kohler .,Ql1lI'0lLl0l5l3 -Xuln rey McCollum ...Bob Anger Bob Scott ,mlioln Borelli xx'vill'I't'l1 lVells ,-lean Clemens Lois l inkenstein Helen Cunliffe llill Cutting Bill Daly lxlilfllill Goldstein ,.KFIlll2lll Xlnnoek ..,,Helen Cunliffe ll't'llK'BZllOl1lll Harriet Livzmis 5 46 ARK. OWL BUSINESS STAFF-First R4lXYZFillkFllXfE'ill. Neikirk, R4-inull, Kuhlvr. 'I'ipton. Gibson, S1-4-mul Row: Nurhm. Marlin. Kuhlvr. Niillxmi. Him-s, ll,f,,,1t-lwru. Kuflml. 'l'I1lI'1i Rim: When-le-r. Hull Simuienmire-. K1-rner, ihmglvin, We-lls, Fuurth Ibm: Glnhn. ,Xshlir 1-OH. Kvhinlwl. DWL BUSINESS STAFF Owl. BUSINESS S'r.xFF Spnnmr, E-I,xm-'rox S,xwYraRs Ihxxim--x Xlznvmgrl r. . . .. . Nunn-.x Yuri: Viwmllzatiuvul Ninlmgx-r. ., ..,li:11lml':1 Xl:11'1il1 Mlxvllixing NI:ln:lm-V. .. ...lPnl'l'vll Hlzlhn ADVERTISING STAFF Xhrilpu llu-lvl ,In-u'e liih-mu Snmlxan UIWIIIPI Vzlwl llim-3 l.:n Ye-rnv l'upe' Huvlrull Nlillzllwl l.nN lik-ilmlnl lin-u-rly Kulllv-I' Nunn Ynugglm I':11 llzmghin Wxmw-In .Mhlh-ml HI4-ln-Iles Hull Huy Vlalxtml Put Ile-wh-1'wn Ile-lmw-N 5llllllll'lllllil'l1 N14-Ivin K1'I'II1'1' SALES STAFF Hub Align-r Xm'n1:m In-wzllwy Hnlr lhwlxlr-5' lmVi1l liflwzlruls IH-gm Vnllmullu I,-mix I-'inkf-nxlc-in Suxiv llllilklllilkiiilll Nixral Lew IIQIIIIIUI' Rau-x t'lu5Irm Nirgrinizl llill P1119 Vurtis lkxml llim-s llzllylzu Her Yzlrtznnizln 14211-num-+I' Ihrrn NIARTIN, CELAHN, NORTON. 1939 ...M .pavwg-.1 ,,, wt Spmfwr, PR lClC ROBINSON lf.x1.l, lElll'l4URl.Xl. SPRING Ken Munock .liililnn ,Marion Goldstein jenn tllClllt'llS .'1.V.f1l!lllft' lfililur -lean Clemens H. l,o1'kh:irt ..4.v.vi.vhu1I lfllilnr , Ken lVl:lnork liolr Borrelli Sf7II4I'f.f liflilnr , Holm .'Xm,:er M. Unldnlein .. l'll'IIfIlI'I' hllifnr M. Manville I,!I1Illljll'IIf7lIl'l' Darrel Mcileorge REl'0K'l'liRS Ray Clayton, Virginia VVilson, Dick Vain Meter, Lois Fin- kemtein, Barbara Martin, Shirley Masters, Lynn VVntson, George Atkins, Harold johnson, NValt Sorenson, Ruth Tanaka, john Evanson, Marian Robinson, Jeannine Coombs, june Philpot, Pat Henderson, Vivian Pascol, Di- anne Brandon, Madeline Thornton, Shirley Baker, Bob KnNDA1.i, MANocK, l alI Editor Scott. EDITGRIAL STAFF lfirxt lion: Mzlmillv. l inlu-nslvin. llolrinson, Marlin. llaxkur, l'le-mens. Loc-kh:ll'l. l'l1ilpoI. Sn-i-ond Ron: l'liUl - while' gfkinn, ll1'llllt'l'NUIl. Goldstein. 'l'liird row: Anger. Manoa-k, Svotl. OWLET FfXl.l. nuslxliss SPRING La Verne Pope..B11Ji111'.m ,lI1111nyr'r',,Neal Grulilws Neal Uruhlu .-l.v.ri.ff11111,r VValt Sorenson llivk Ford j. Arslanian ,E.1'1'lIIll1flI' Iidilnr , ,l. .-Xralanian STA I-'F Eileen Pulley, -lean Douglas, Martha Mitfhell, Betty lamptun, Marilyn Hedrick, Shirley Marty, Priscilla MC- iim, Lois Reinulil, Barbara Thomas, Esther Machlin. ,ila .lean Urine. Barbara lN1iller. MARION G0l.DSTIEIN, Spring Editor First Row: Grululns. llamptoll. l'0ars0ll. Douglas, lle-1li'i1'k. 'l'llonms, Miller, Smith. Sernnnl Row: SHT6'IISl'll. Ford. Blvliiiii. R1-innlil. Polly, Ormv. 1v ' as DEBATE ORATORY DECLAMATION DEBATE l'h:ikln.lkji.nn, X14-x 4il.ihn. 1'4vunilvs, Nwhlnnlln-. Y:iuL:'hn. l'h:lkin:lk-ilnn, Xlwlwlluni. Mlnuhn. Alun:-Ivlnlilu lmlx. Susan Lillllklllilkviillll :ind llznid Klan. snplminnrvs. won tht- highest liunnrs fur lin-snn High Ki1'lT1lftll'S this yl'1llA hy winning tht- hmwci' division of ilu- l l'i's1m Stati- Spcvch 'l'unrn:unc-nt. --1 This yi-:ir 4li'h:ltni's ti':lwlc'il, first to :1 tunrnznncnt :Lt Lincoln High in Sun l'i!'2lIlCiSCO, next ru llndvstn, Ri- pon, State' Cullvgt-. :ind Stockton. Urzitnrs :ind i-ntmnts in ah-clznnzitiim also wx'rv hnsy. llzirrvll Glzlhn won tht city cuntvst fm' the .'xlllt'I'iC2lIl Legion, placing si-cnml in the uri-ai. ,Ii-zinninc Cnninhs and Sandy Sham' lmth tnnk sccnmls. thi' Lions' Cluh :ind rlit- Tozistinznstvrs, I't'SPl'L'tiYl'ly. Nona Vaughn won thi- city umm-st for tlrninaitic dcclainzitinn, placing third in tht- county. Umh-r ilu- uhh' cu-h-zidi-i'sliip nf XV. Hznnpron Sziwycrs and XY. U. ixI1liQ'I'Sllll. :i siiccvss- fnl Si'!lSllIl closed. DEBATE TEAM Vnsi li--xi, Ninnnln-unnuw, X.nnLglni. Nlvtkulluiviu. 1'l1:nlilmili.li,an. Nw-nul H-ni: Italy, iilnhn. Nlqnhx. tnnglnzln. S1-hnl.ill4'. tkmiillix I ,ef COLOR GUARD Fawl. l'unnnins. Atkins. MAJORETTESfl!agley. Torhil. Captain Arthur C. Forsblad, the director of the lfresno High band, helped the organization move ahead with flying colors. lVith a membership of sixty, in- cluding color guards, majorettes. a drum major, and pep girls, the entire ensemble played at every football game, presented stunts at half time. and helped the rooters get into the spirit of the game. The group re- ceived great honor by being invited to the East-VVest Game in San Francisco on New Year's Day. The need for new uniforms was met by a purchase of sev- enty-five new outfits with from Tee Pee Talent . morning salute to the Hag both students and faculty. FRESNO most of the funds coming The new idea of playing a was met with support from The officers of the band are president. Harold Caul- kinsg vice-president, Pat jordan: secretary, Beverley Hollister: Librarian, llarilyn Globenfeltg and ser- geant-at-arms, John Yakaligian.. BAND-I-list lion: llt-lin. Ilinsniore. Him-hl. Goldstein. Nlalliexxs. I'rnlt. lilllilllv, Ii.. .loin-s. lizigli-5. 'I'orlnit, 'l'illln:-rn, 'l'II'l?ll. Pipe k'l1l'lstmist-lt. Set-onfl Ron: Forslmlqnl. ,lor:l:un. llall. Findley. Wray. l'innell. Sm-hilt-llo. Slaiiuli-foul. Anrlris. 'I'h1ruI Row: Ilep HIGH BAND s pe. Izu-ks-in. l'::1nplu-II, Harker, Pow, Xlag'g'iore. Striulel. Hollister. Fourth How: Fox, Brown, Hleiins. lloleton, Rinnnn-Islnirg', 111:14-k. Waltz-rs. Fifth Ito : , -, ax s, llwlnvn. llefhif-lt. tilohenfvll, Shipley. Kiraly. Weylruru. Sixth Ron: We-:nu-1. Sin:-lair : V, ': x, .'-to o 'Z u'15. . sore. Hilwarlls. Cunnnins, i'e-llnlun. l'onisfoc'k, , ffyfg diggs r ,,,c 5. i' 'Y' 4 . ,N f .QC Q 1:9 ,F 1 han I his m J Y 2 xl! 1 E' N unix . me .P ,Q QW Q' , V Em.. gg ,Xllal ' 5, X6 5 eg , ' - if f :kj fa, zz 5 ',gQ2,s :, 9' ...K YG pm... ... EW, 'Ill y F 'ilkkwi 013- -I - ' v 'll 'li ,' 'Ms ' T' ' -, 4 fir , llll 1 M In . W - ' - . . 1 L lla. .A C' Q K W . E5 ,iff xr i A X Y ,. 9 A x k Nw-nm . f ,W M., MM t V L Q' -Wm.. . .NN -W.. SWING BAND fflfirst Row: .l. H, Edwarmls. Sea-ond Row: Denton. Vaulkins. Baker, .lor1Ion, lfindlei. Wells. 'I'hir4l Row: Hart- well. llirli-r. ltniij, lllerins. Yan Meter. Fox, Hlavk. Walters. lloleton. lbouty. liuhell, MUSIC Xletzler, hlarilyn Hopwood, NI a r i l 5' n Lauderdale, lid Hale, Leland Silvera, and john Yakligian, the choir made Gloria a success. On the day school closed for the C In r i s t in a s vacation, members of the choir strolled through the halls singing ea- rols. liaster Sunrise Services at Roeding Park also saw the choir in action. 'l'his time the students were supported hy the trumpet trio, Ray Blevins, Dick Van llleter, and Al lfox. To keep them still husier. these singers made several hroadcasts over Khltl and took part in the Open House entertaininent during Puhlie Schools lveek. Last hut not least. the swing hand also had a husy season. 'l'wentx-live stu- dents picked from the stu- dent hody hecause of previ- ous experience comprised the dance hand. 'lihis year. con- trary to last year's hand. several girls were also mem- hers. 'lihese students did not wait until school was un- der way to swing into action. 'lihey participated in the first assemhly of the semester on the opening day. 'l'o end the season the music depart- men participated in Tee Pee Talent . CHC1R'- First Row: Ni-'ale-y. Robertson, Tollkon, Week, Witihoff. Zlllllll, Russian, Uni-lo 'll2lj'6'l', I,l liolrwtsoli, l'ri4-e. His ll. 1-lei-li. 31:11-k, Moleslrelgeli. Fourth Row: Slit-rrner, Hale, Yakligian, Nil vera. Moser lmas, Seeond Row: Ric-ker, Sullivan, Yan li1llljlE'Il, Myers, Waite. Wainsleg Pihoopun VK: i Ihllii Row litii int . ':g'e-er. ': '- --son, Nletzler. I.aiiile-rfl:ili-. Ni-rg:-1 In the days of the Old West, our fore- fathers learned that by organizing them- selves, their goals were always achieved usly, and their was greatly enhanced. No the job was a quilt or In- the goal was was passed down and here today it schools of the New and groups, the are learning under experience. Here to work and learn, the problems of TANAKA lug , X Q . ,y ,N V, .K we M1 'fi-sf r, wav X in u wa f1 xw,,.,f , x 3 . 1 X A 4. Ula. C.S.F. FALL First Iloxxz .X-luins, 'l'snji, l'zipp:is, l'li:il-minkjinii, Coombs, l'e-arson, l'owrlon. l'nrnntIi-, Stziniln-foril. llii-kin. St-vontl ltow: Maison, lrnin, Gibson, Ih-1-ka-r, tiim-iiilig, Wake-fin-ld. Polls-y. Wilkins, Maigariain, Martin, Sortor. 'l'hinl Row: lbnlwl. Tzxylor, lllaihn, l'e-uk. Vonlvy, Jing. ltolrinson. litiiiiim-lslnlrg. S4-lunzillv, Fourth Ron: l'vtn-rs. Ilt'W1lll4'y, Slug, Yun Wzigvnvn, Mlilivott, .lf-nv kins, W4-li-ll, K4-lgortl, Wlxilvlinln. lvllllllllli. C1-XLIFCDRNIA SCHOLARSHIP FEDERATION Carrying out their motto Scholarship for Sc'rvice , the Fresno High School chapter of the California Scholarship Fcderzition has completed zinotlic-r yvzir. As its :tim is for EAU- SEMESTER high scholarship, mutual understanding, and service to the school, this organization is one of the most important in the school. Under the sponsorship of hliss hlury -Io Kimball. Mr. -lost-ph Pfdwzirds, and Mr. Carl Sallmcli, the lfrvsno High CSF, Cililpffl' forty-live, is ont' of thc largest in thc' fvntrzll rcgion. C.S.F. OFFICERSfllopno-ul, Nlnrtin, Ilziiris, ,Mldit-olt. lCligihility for me-mhership in this honor so- ciety rcqnircs that :i high graidc-stzlmlaird hc mziintziim-tl hy the stud:-nts. 'l'ht- stud:-nt must haw' :it lm-:lst thrvv :Ys :ind om' li in solid snhjvuts to 1-ligilnlv for this scholzirship organ- ization. A pin symbolizing learning is givvn hy thc stndcnt hody to vzifli grzidusiting sn-nior who has qnzililicd during his high school czirt-1-i' for nt lvzxst four Sl'llN':4It'l'S in thc CSI . om- of xi-lik-li must hc in tht- svnior yvzir. ln ziddi- tion. tht- gold scail of the Llnlifornizi Scholar'- ship l'1-dc-rzition is plzlccd on thc- stndvnt s dip- loinzi. The Stndvnt l,o:in lfund has :iffordcd :iid to tht- lfrcsno lligli studvnts sinrv l'l2'l. 'lihv s s 'WW CSF-First Row: liamiyaxna. .lcaiig liainiyamzi. .loyt-4-3 Finkenstein. l'appas ller l'1lI'llIlll2l!l. Martin, H1 Standeford. Smith, Douglas. 'I'suji. lnako, Sw-on-I Row: I,ou-laude, Foster l4'oi'r4-ster, Irwin. 1'lmkinakj'i:in, Soligian, Reinold. Meyers, Marlin. H3 Waite, Peter. Gibson. 'I'hir:l Row: l'olley, Wakefield. lievk--r. Atlains, Yen-Il Lear-h. Mai-hlin, ltoluinson, Nortor Greening. Xl.1:r:1rian. Fourth Row l,:owe. l'l1lg'al'. linker, l'1-arson, Jing. Conley, Vainphell, We-lt-li. Ml'l'2llIlt'j. 'I'a.xlor. Fifth llowt lllahn. llewdnep, Runnnelslml'g. liallnn-r. .Ienkin l.a Follelte, Hay, lin-lduord, .Xddir-oil, M pq CALIFORNIA SCI-ICDLARSI-HP FEDERATIQN applications of Seal hearers for loans are al- ways considered first, then memhers of the so- ciety, and next, memhcrs of the student body at large. lllemhers of the CSI are given privileges which other students may not en- joy. lnstead of having to use yellow transfer slips, these students may use their memhershin cards for the same purpose. ln return for these privileges the club renders a real service to the school through its tutoring committee The Fresno High School CSI is located in District 22. A conference was held in Kla- dera this year of all the district high schools., and several members of this cluh represented us. Special husiness was held in the morning, and a program was presented hy other high school representatives. The memhers who received their life mem- hership and their pins were Koula Callas. Sally Conley, -leannine Coombs, -lean Doug- las, lfsther lllachlin, hlildred lrwin. Klari- lyn Hopwood, Andy Harris, lfileen Polley and Gerry Klartin. 'l'his year the traditional CSI picnic honor- ing the graduating seniors was held near the end of the school year. illost of the memhers attended and had a very good time. RING OFFICERSfXlartin. I'oIln-y. .Xddii-oil 1'l-lhn 46 N. w.....,,,W 1 1, we S Sh-aww,-N 'Ivana-www v--Q.. 2 S , Q 1 fi-1 i r QAX SPRING OFFICERS I'1-11-1, I'11x1l1l111fl H1-lv. ll1-lm. FALL OFFICERS Il1111'N, llllllv, 1I111lI ll1-1111'11 lil11ss11111 lim tl1is 11':1r was :1 Illllll' r111'1'1'ss 1l111- 111 tl11 llllfll xwrrli of rl11' Girls' l,1':1g1111- :1111l IIICII' sp11m11r, Nliss I , . , . , , I S I'L'I'lN' I'2lI'Yl'I'. l'l1m'1'r 1l1'1'li1'1l r1111111f. glrls 111 111-11' fpr111g1 1lr1'ss1'x, :1111l ll1'll11 'llzxgsn p1'111'l:111111-1l rl11- 1lI'I'lNill of tl11' I 111-11' s1':1s1n1. :Xa tl11- tr-z11'l11-lx 11'z1t1'l11-1l, tl11- girls temk L'llIll'j,Ql' of tl11- 1'lz1sN1-s. IIIIS :1111l Hlilllj 11tl11'r :11't1x'1t11's W1-r1' 1'11111pl1-t1-1l to 111:1l41' I'lI'i'SllH lliglfx Girls' l,1-:1g111- 11119111 tl11' 1111151 llllfST2lI1lllIlg1 Ill tl11' C111 .I1-.111111- I11N1-l1I111l1. l'.1lI l11w1-I1-111. -'WIN ll'1lI I1w Nl 11111: I'1'1w11I1-111, FALL OFFlCERS7.l-wlilusmu. llulwvlli. Xutuniligelu. SPRING OFFlCERS+l'iekvtI. Slum, hzikiqm. Pulling. l'liil1-nuurizm.. The Boys l'iCdCl'2ll'i0I'I was reorgzxnized this yezir under the leadership of Bob Borrelli. The spring semester president, Sandy Shaw. had some wonderful ideas on the Sl first l rontier llzlyn. The girls donned g1lI'lgllZlIT1 dresses. pigtziils, :uid wore no lipstick while the huys grew hezirds. tif it were pussihlel, wore loud shirts, vests, and Levis. This day tied in with the -lunior -Senior Brawl and the Pfll.,-X. Burn Dance. Another project was the Father- Sun hzuiquet held in the cafeteria. Boll llm'1'elli, Full Vresimlent, Snllfuril Sllzlw. Spring I'rl-simlvnl. ATE- Ifiul Hum: Zuliln-lm, Nlzlvnwlx, lliimi. l wx. Uvliimi. l'llifiIILl'. Nvlnlilailln-. S4-1-uw! Hum: l'l:l'xtuIu. llilliiim-xlluiligg XX-'HQ llilx l'1mk4H ,lmu-X, Illiiinx I'hir-I Rim, Xml:-ixnii. Sli-iinx tllzlhiv, Milli'-ntl Ilmli. 4'lil'ixli-iiwlu. Mui Nlvlvi. Ilnnnxh-I. SENATE 'lihc l i'n-mo High Sclmnl Sc-nzitv. thi- nldl-sr lll'flIH1iZ1l- tion uf its kind in rho Unitvd Stzltvs, hm had zmiirlu-r suc- rc-ssful yvzir of cwmrinuzil s0rx'icc. .Midi llzlrris lzlid thi- grmind work fm' the- L'hristin:iQ fm'm:ll during his tvrm uf mnfhrc :ls pi'c-sidciir. 'lihv :ln- lllllll 1-writ whzch was In-Id in the lIlN'1lY'X on Uccciiilwi' I wan um- 1:1 the lu-sr sclmol nlzuicrs of thc- yc:u'. Dick X :in Nlvtcr was thu chziirmzui uf thc 2lH2liI'. .-X pil!'l'llf'Vl'1'ZlUlll'l' night with xi ch-hzitc mi rhl- pi'ugr:im was hm-ld on -lxmuziry 22. lr was fnllmvcd hy rho zmnuzll mlinm-1' fur thc- mid-winter QfI'2lllll1lft'S wliicli was hchl :lt l,1lllIt'vN. ' ' Iluli Min Xl:-lvl. l .ilI I'i4--nh Xliilx llqlilx. Iunll llmwlllviil ,...A. W ii : , 52 '-.,.- I' M14 M 1 ::'f5kfw331fmia2241vfmh,xwg3m A ,, My .Q LW an ,v,gmM,L,, ,, f an ff WMM www f-ja, L OFFICERSV-Xililirvoll, Yan M4-ta-r, Wells, Nterios. Kern:-r, SPRING OFFICERS-Nterios, Hlevins, .Mhlic-oil. Yan Meter. Iluun. Zoliloslte. lil:-tins, Clayton, lleaslet, Kvrlu-r, Riuly. SENATE The fifty-sixth annual banquet took place on lVIareh 28 at the Hotel Fresno and honored all the past members of this club. The success of this banquet was clue to the hard work of the president, Ray Blevins, and his com- mittees. The Senators were guests of the Portia members at the yearly picnic held during the latter part of lxlay. After an afternoon of swimming, the group had weinies and cokes with all the trimmings. Several mock trials were held this year and they proved to be very educational as well as interesting. Hag IXI4-virus. Slu'ili:.g' l'l'esimlz-ul. lloug llc-asIe!, Spring l'i'esi-lien! Q 'N Idefix I UN ICR TIC TGC illlll' Junior 'llic loc, formerly 'llry Y, has just completed eight months of activities, parties, and discussions. They have heen helped along hy their sponsor, Miss Belle lfleanor Short and all their officers. The first semester, under the leadership of Lois lfinlcen- stein. fall president, the girls had a foothall dance, a sundae party. a cluh shower. square table discussions. cake and cookie sales. a semi-formal candlelight installation. and many smaller activities. Pat Richert was the spring semester president. During that time the girls participated in the Annual Citywide Rec- ognition Ceremonial, the city-wide formal dance, and the city-wide convention. 'lihe girls also made an afghan, had numerous parties and just had an all round good time. 'l'he membership started with eight girls in the fall semes- ter and came up to twenty-nine after the memhership drive. ln the second semester there were ahout forty-nine memhers. 'l'he other oflicers for the year were vice-presidents, -Ioyce Nelson, Beverly Wielchg secretaries, Sera Mooradian, Amelia Viettig treasurers, Alpha Schrieher, Nancy XVysong: and social chairmen, Barbara Pitts. Several joint meetings were held with the senior and sophomore 'liic 'l'ocs. The first meeting for the purpose of organizing the group and the ones following were just tor fun. JUNIOR TIC TOCS Ifirsl Iloyy: Nan-Ieison, l el'an1ist-o, Nh-ek, Saryer. Nelson Vushing, Tipton, Hows. Xislaivian. Ser-ond lloyy: liuslyi-II. Xlidros. Finke stein. Nl:-Iyiln. Ilarlan. Weiss. Iiieherl. llalnplon, llenlrielv. Reinol-I, 'l'hi1'-I Iioyy: Sleinlmllser, l'inlylwI. Klooraulian. lluulles. Xl1'Nallj, Ilulnphreys, Ilortoii. s y Siva-lel, Wm-leli. Ifourlh Roxy: Iiralli, Nleelvs. Yielti, Millar-I. Umifh, llal Ilulsl. lI.lfI1ayya.y. Johnson. Fifth lloyv: liilliam, Wyson. 51'lll'Illt'l', Vheley llagg. Xrlyios, Puts, Xlam-il. Xlarty. FALL OFFICERS Finlyenslein, Yelson. Selneilwi Moora-lian, SPRING OFFICERS lKi4'Iuerlr XM-Irh. Xiefle. Wyson mann SOPHOMORE TIC TOC First Rim: Hull. llc-uri, llvlli-im-, Iiopinzuu. loil k 1 ilvllm. l':ist-fi, I':ipp.is, lmuson. Sn-1-oiinl Hou: l'iiiit-mul, Volt-, llziirwl, llloluu FALL QFFICERS ll ',ll'l : l 'Il H '. fi-ll. Vuriis, In-out-il. Itontlv. Mltmis, 121-4-1-ii. Flu-i-ili:ii', 'I'lu1'4l Hou: SPRING 0FF'CERS ll 'll'l ' li 'I 'i' MVN Vziiiipln-ll. .Xppli-loin, 4211-Lroijx. Johnson, l'i1-in-i'. lli-l':ulu-, llr-Foy. Sl:-ioliiini Hrs, Slliiiilivrs. ,.. SCDPHCDMCDRE TIC TGC 'llht' Sflpliomorc 'l'ic 'lion' is om' of thc' sulvmlivisions of thc l'iI'l'Sll0 High 'l'iu 'lim' Cluh. 'llhis Cluh was 0I'g11lllllK'll lwf czuisv tlwrc worm- so inziny sophomorcs who wxuitml to lwlong to the clulw. 'llhis group of girls will ri-uiziiu fog:-tlic-r throughout their high school career :intl uvxt yczu' will Iw- Cllllli' the junior 'liic 'lion Dorothy Lllll'Y2llll'lA :intl Sonia Gt-llw, tht- chili prcsith-nts, workcml with thc sponsor, Klrs. Xlnri Suium-r, to Illillil' tht- cluh ai rczll siicccss. llit- girls wvrz- st:u'tcil out with zi sumlm- panrti ggiwn in thc-ir honor hi flli'.llll1lllI'2lI1ll Senior 'liif 'llocs :it :i big joint ll1t'Q'flIlg which scwiity girls aittvmlcil. :X lzlrfc- me-mln-rsliiw Rootlwcr lfloait Pzirti was lwltl to L - . hoost rlit- nu-inhvrsliip :incl mliil just rlmr. :Xt tht- vml ol rhi- yczir, thc- chili haul :lhout thirty rua-mlwrs. 'l'Iw girls took trips to vairious imlustrizil plzuits such :is thc Coca Cola Co., thc llzuiish C11-:liiit-i'i, thc Roma Wi uc-ry. :incl thc l rc'sno lima The group :ittm-mlctl thc :ill-citx' rc-cognition vt-rc-iuoiii hm-lil in tht- spring :intl p:irtic:p:itctl in thc' city-witlv vomit-ntion in xlpril. 4' 41 Q fQ'Qr me ,Q warp-we-f - gf .M in an 'AW' M nn., dm P' ll Q df suv M 1'ui'In-i. S4-1-mul Ruw: Ni-lilnzillv. 1'liul'4'h, lim-1'iuilt. lllnl . 2, . FALL OFFICERQ Mrs! Rum' l'hur4-h l'i4-rilii Nlivkirk TESM N VY- 1- z My xi nuff I, mit. i'it-rim. --Y i r - JUNIOR STA E l Nl Um l l I ll l :ill l'l nltuli l'inm'll. Si-vniid Rum: Kiziliglniiu. lin-rnill, S1-hlnzllll Kll Inn IUNICDR STATESMEN 'l'hc Frcsnu High Sclioul cliziptei' of the Lluninr Stutesmen of Aim-riczi. l'lI'CSIlll Hig1h's f0I'K'lI1USI' mixed cluh, has suc- ut-ssfully cmnplctvd :mother full yezii' of zictivitics under rhc Qllllllilllkl' uf Nlr. llzivid hlctzlcr, thc' spurismg and tht' thru' cluh pri-sidciits. Ci-lin Pivrini, Ray Lllziytcm. :ind liill St-linmllc Silccvssfiil pzirtii-s wc-i'v hr-ld, including tht- hig grzuliizitimi party fm' thi- scnini' incinhcrs of this cluh. Nlc-inlwrs uf rhi- uliziptvr :llsu spciiiseniml :in opinion pull fm' the most popular' hui :ind girl uf the svnior class, visited thc iiivctings of rhi- l'il'l'SIlll City klllII1lUlSSlUI1, :ind Sfilglil dchzitvs nn pruhlc-ins uf ciiiivnt iiiti-ri-st. This yi-:ir two dvlcgzxtcs reprcscntiiig the Alunim' Stzltvsiiicii were svnt tu thc zinnnzil stzitc cuiivclitimi, held during thi' inunth uf April in Szintzi l3:ii'lw:11':i. 'lihn' two rcpwsviitzitiws wail- Xvlljllt' Qllll'tK'l', tht- vice prvsidcnt: :ind Dun lfvrmlt, the SQ'l'g1t'z1I1f-:lf-2lI'mS. lVith '-tlwin went sew-nil ul1sc'i'x'c'i'5 frmn rht- clnh. Y' ' 'lihv rcgulzii' inc-cting ufygllc cluh is In-ld on 'l'ucsd:iy, e-very' nrlu-i' won-la during zictixgityYpe.i'iml. 'l'hc incinhc-is learn thc propcr p:n'li:iinc-ntziry Dl'0CCllllTl' in lznv mulling und dchzitc pmlwln-ins nf iiitcrcst to tht- stzitc- :ind lwtuil U!'QlZ1llllIlflUI1. ' ay . SPRING 0FFlCERSfI irQt Rim: Sm-limulli-, Dail:-. Hn sun. Sevnliil Huw: lim-rmlt, f'ill'fl'I'. I PGRTIA The members of Portia had Rl great deal of fun this p11st year with Il variety of programs and activities. hlrs. lfvef line K. llloody, the sponsor of the girls' oldest organization of Fresno High, eontrihuted many thoughts Zllld ideas which made the cluh 21 successful one. The girls presented huge LWIITISUUIIS l'P2lSkl'l'S and ll tree to :1 needy family: this is :ln zrnnuzil activity. The ZIIIIIIIIII PUITIZI-I II'D1lfI2l h11sketh11ll gzune took plziee on March I3 :ind was followed hi 21 delicious dinner 'lt IJIIIIIFIS l'l'Sf1lIII'Zlllf. Another yearly illlfllll' was the Mothers' len which hon- ored all eluh mothers. Some other xietivities that the girls pzlrtieiputed in were the PIPITIZI-Si'Il1lfl' picnic und swimming pzlrty, II dinner hon- oring :ill the gr11du:1ting seniors, :ind :ui IIIIJlQ.'fIII2lI'j trip 1iround the world with Il collection of huts presented hi' Hrs H . I,. Potts, il world traveler. In the l11st live years Portia has heroine more soeizll mind- ed. The orgzuiizntion was originzilly founded to tezieh the girls dehute, P2lFlI1lIUl'Ilf2II'y l:1w 11nd literziture. 'llhe girls do not follow that type of program tllll strictly! nevertheless there is EI roll 1-all author. II report given on the author, :ind some purlizimentziry procedures I'i'Zlll from Roh- erts' Rules of Order. FALL OFFICERS- -Norton. Kohler, l'l1-nn-us. flUl'l'- PORTIA-First How: MI'l'lIllIlllI, Fiukeustn-in, Horn, Voorulus, Nlurtiu. Gil-sou. II I'II 'l- Il 'l I4'h- .loin-s, t'In1k1u:ukji11n. S1-eounl lion: Ilemlriek, R1-inol-I, l'oImIi, I.un1l. Iiiekie. SPRING OFFICERS: Kohl:-r, It., Kohler, II., Ilupu-owl, I'll'lIl4'Il'i, Soligun. l'1-ter, 'I'hir1I Row: Ilemlersou, Smith, I'oIl1-5. II1llI. Koh- Norlon. Horn, l'oIrln, It-l', Slillslrnl, Robinson, l 4lIll'lIl Row: Sluurlelnuire, I'1-nrsoli, Ihiker. l'onIey. HYPATIAS- 'I iINl Iloui Krall. Dawson, Ibalilion. llinkley, llollistw-r. .I+-nseu. Mem-ks. l'i-arson. Sw-null lion: Ili: luriis. Smith, Xlason. Hair:-. llVLZ'lt'. 'I'hhrl llou: lilaiiall, Martin. Nlast, I'olte1'. Wriuht. Vunliffe. I'out-rs, .Intl I' :mth It xx Situ-lair. Rielz. llunplwll. Fiixsiinons. Hrs-Liory. I-IYPATIA The Hypatia Club, one of the leading girls' organizations in Fresno High School, has had another eventful year under the sponsorship of M rs. limily U. Anderson. Apart from social activities. the cluh meets to practice par- liamentary law, to dehate, to study important authors, and to hear interesting speakers. This last year, the clnh has carried on its usual activities in the fields of service and recreation. The Hypatias have also had a very husy social calendar. They started out their social season with a memhership tea to encourage girls new to the school to join the cluh. The graduating girls were honored hy the traditional and dinner. Another tradition which was swimming party to was the Hypatia-Portia haskethall game. looked forward semester the group gave a tea in honor of The mothers of memhers had the opportu- the Hypatia sponsor and of observing the program of the cluh. The girls prepared interesting entertainment, after which they served refresh- ments. Then the honored guests visited with each other and ln the spring their mothers. nity of meeting general activity the girls. FALL OFFICERS-llollisti-r. Martin, Neal. Potter. Jarvis. SPRING OFFICERS Nlviilew, ltoutt. Xlaliin. Null. Vamplu-ll. lira-ii.m. xy ws.. '03 4..l I. it G.A.A. -l itsl Ilou: sgintl.-ison. tiinut-I. Imlilioi o is 'ortni liohl cf I. Ih mi . N 1 , cr, lu-Iso, !'ro4-In-ll, I'ons.it'l, Xrsl:mi:tlx. St-vontl Ron: Xloornilinu, 'l'inklv-r, Itollx, lliiiitplnw-ts. Xlqirtin, ltvmoltl. ltussiziu. llusltt-It, Philly. 'I'liii-il Rott: Whiln-. Ilim-lil. Vlu-lf, links-r. Kuhlilv. ltvlrvr. lfufltl. Siiin-nsvn. Ilill. hultizin. lf'--uitli Itou: 'tlustm-t's. 'l'usi-lioff, llroun. Horn. ltiglt-5, Vivrini, Yin-lti, 'I'honipsou, Rrwkzts. Xlli-it. I-ilth Itou: tpillzis. llopuooil. llvis, t.illunu. lxolilt-r. Nlairi-h. l'inm-ll. liriuk, Ibivlt. Sixth Ron: Mau-lilin. liau-lmr, Ht-nrtl. liuhn. l i-l'n:il:I. lin-rlu-ty Nlnltlvr. M-rnon Sortot Girls' Athletic Association OFFICERS lJi.iul. liuslllt. Hillizttn, ll:-intl. lltnuplirrys. After zi slow hs-ginning, tht' Uirl's Athletic Asst ation pickcd up :intl lnovetl on zilirzul in all of its tivitivs. llliss Holly llowsmon, the sponsor of athletic cluh, ltclpc-tl rcorgzuiizt- thc group: :intl u tht- :titl of tht- sctncstcr prcsitlcnts, Ann lfustin : licvcrly fiillizun, incrt-zisctl the mt-mhz-rsliip to cig girls. 'l'ht- purpose of this orgzuiizzition is to promote :' It-tic inte-rcst among rlu- girls. lfor z-:ich gzunc or tiviti in which tht- girls p:trticip:1tt' they rt-ccit'c t liumlrctl points. All thosc having thrcc hund points or mort- may join this cluh :intl :tttcnil the mt ings which :irc lu-ltl on thc fourth lYt-tlncstlzii of t- month. lluring -lzinuziri, tucnty-tlm-c girls wort- chost-n go to Rooscwclt lligh School for tht- sinnuzil llzlsltctl Plzty llsn. 'llhc girls fornivml tcxuns :intl cotnpt' :igzunst otht-r schools. bonu- ot tht- othcr llt'tlYlftt's thztt u'i'rc plzinnctl tht- lztst fmt' wcclqs of school wort' gt sltztting pztrtt tht- cztfctcrizi :intl :in :innu:tl picnic :intl tlztncc. 'l group zilso took chxlrgt- of tht- stutlvnt hotly picturrs tht- oflict- lilcs. lfxcrionc in tht- school was phi: grztplictl. lhosc girls who czirnctl 'lllll points :intl t't'ccn hloclt lt-ttcrs u't'rc- .Xnn lfztstin, lliillzi ilcztn 'llilltn licttic llill, Szintlrzt Ch-Quit-I, llc-xt-i'ly llumphrcts, lfl Dick, Pcggy Calhoun, Xlztriltn Rutltl. Sui' Russi lloris liit-lil, Koulzi Cztllzis, .'Xlltll'l'l Klcfollum :I llztrhzirzi Nl:-ssick. 'llhc highcst :iirxiril thzit this :association gircs is 1 wliirt- :ithlctic swcztttft' which is ztuzirtlctl to thc gl who liattc t'2ll'lll'll l-Hill 1llllll'l'lt' points. in ten IRO UOIS First Row: Peak. Putting, Vlifforfl, Xvakian. Henson. Nlathews. Ile Nlaniy, Ss-1-ouil Row: While. lhu-klin, ': 's O ll ll1 '-l 'l'Sf'5'- Hel'-lolv, ll-wI'l'1'. lillis. 'l'hiril Row: I'ir-km-ll. l'lr-in-luis. Nlelianiels. Svllilllll. llansen. liorrello. Slosi-r. I-nullh lto S1-ran. Keene. Johnson. llvaslet. l.a lfollelti-, 1'hlisliausi-ii. 'l'he lroquois, lfresno High Schoolis lA'ffl'flU6I1lS0l'- ganization was reorganized this year with the return- ng of Coach lfrwin Ginsburg to our stamping grounds. Allen Cropsey was elected Big Chief of his cluh for the first semester. Carol Hines was the usquaw who received the hon- Jr of heing Queen of the lroquoisn for the year lQ-l'5- l-6. At the interclass track meet she presented the iwards to the winning hraves. She also was the hon- mred guest of this cluh at all of the sports events of he year' OFFICERS: llanseu, 1'I'opsev. Nloser, Matlieus. N-llanil 'llecl lllathews reigneil over the pow-wows during he spring semester and saw that several activities were 'arrieil out. 'lihe lirst was the lroquois Asseinhly which was li March 22. Because of a great deal of puhlicitx it was a marvelous success. 'lihe Indian Dancers were :in outstant ing feature ot t le asseni v y as were tie s anal jo ' 'lihe lroquois llance ilrew a great numher of hraves and squaws to the oltl lfresno High 'lieepee during mm the latter part of the school year. 'lihis dance, like inost of the other school cluh tlances proved to he very , successful to those who plilllllfll it and to those who 6 attenileml it. 'X 'lio ht-come a inelnher of the organization, junior anal sophomore hots must earn one major letter in am sport. Senior hots may either have one major letter or two ininor letters. 1' 'lihe purpose of this group is to huiltl up a hetter phy- sical education ilepartinent. to promote wholesome ii valry hetween schools, to foster athletic interests, and to interest stuclents in interscholastic activities. 0ur -- Years Fo So we come to the backbone of our great and glorious school spirit-sports. nd baseball ' 7hether - f rom the r program of activi- football or ping us a chance to sac- our favorites. West sports differed llllifi il MZ football was popular now. condemned IOO WHS tions, to the top to be known as UTH LOVELACE WSW' if ii 1' 1ll1ll'1erlv:li'k: .Iohnson. Left, 'l':u-kle. Fresno High, with three weeks of football prac- tice under their helts, hegan the 1945 football season by meeting the Tulare Redskins. The seemingly unprepared VVarriors' meeting the 'Ulu' formation for the first time, came out of the game on the short side of a 26-0 score. Next in the xV2ll'fllJfS' way were the Blades from lfast Bakersfield. The team. with one T forma- tion tussle still fresh in it's memories, coped with the situation very well and finished the game with a 7-7 tie. Harold Caulkins, on a two-yard plunge. in the second period, made the lone touchdown of the game. lllathews converted the extra point. Fresno High's eleven then went on the warpath to Sacramento, where they met the Grant Union Mulkay. Footlmllg Iielly. liasketlmll, Cropsr-5, tiuardz Mathews, lla FQCDTBALL ,M V. ...V-5, , L S4 , ' z .1 lflravkg Moser, '.Qll2Il'l9l'lJ1lI'li Pacers. Playing this fast team, the XVarriors showed good teamwork hut were held to a scoreless tie. ln their first league game, the XVarriors defeated the Edison Tigers 6-0. The touchdown, which gave the lVarriors their first win, was made when Bill Hansen threw a pass to George Borello. end. who lateraled to Ted Nlathews. Mathews then ran the remaining thirty yards for a touchdown. Fresno High played the Fresno 'll-ch lVolves in its second league game. Using hoth ground and aerial attack. the lVarriors overpowered the lvolxes to the tune of .ll-fl. hlathews made two of rlu- Wvarrior scores: Skippy XVhite. Harold Caul- lcins and Richard Stein were all good for one. Bill RALLY MEN l ilsI Nou: Smith. Vulluillv, Nr'llnvi1lm'i', Hnnulwin, Huxlolu Hur-ltlln Xlolllv--4 Ihflslrlw Iustn-v Nr-1-on-I lion' llollm Xln-xzilnlq-r. Ilollingsxxollh, Nlnflilu-nl, Ixisul. lizirlletl. Sr-oll. Hr in J... 'l'liii'rl lion: llairris. II4-:isll-l. 1'l1l'isl1-risen. livinn-I. Smith Xililii-oil Fw ,L ,Ya , H UTY? lf:-3 x Iioilello, Ia-ll land. llvinenlx, 11-nterg Whitt, l'nlIlun-ly llansen seemecl to spark tlle team, throwing seven- teen passes anal completing seven for il total of l7l yards. In the following gaine with the Kern County llrillers, tlle Xvarriors, seemingly at the peak of their playing, wallnpetl their way to a ll-0 win. The game lit-lcl many tlirills for the crowd: Bakers- lielcl's speed burners, Bruce St. john and jack Sar- yer, kept the rooters on edge. Fresno Higlfs two touchdowns were senrecl by Morris :intl Llanlkins. llansen again tlicl well, completing loin' out of live passes. Again the lVarriors, still playing at top perform- ance. plonglwzl under the Taft VVilnleatQ in a game played at 'liaft to the score of .ll-U. 'liouclulnwns were made by Caulkins. Stein, Stevens, and Schmall. PEP GIRLS Svxuinlwiilitlull. lliluxlnore. Ilelni. Wallis-wx, Holtlxtvin. Hit-hl. 1 sg MX. , Sr-ott, Right 'lliekleg Vnulkins lhe lug moment of the game came when Allen Cropsey, one-armed Fresno guard, snagged a Taft pass and ran heautifully for -lr-If yards to the two yard line. Although not winning from Roosevelt on Novem- her lb, Fresno High scored on the Rough Riders for the lirst time in four years. The XVarriors, though fighting hard, were set back 18-12. Harold Caulkins made the Wlarriors' first score. Later in the ganna- Ted lllathews brought the crowd to its feet when he caught a Roosevelt kickoff on his own 20 and went all the way to score. This play proved to he one of the most sensational plays of the season. VVarriors making the Fresno All Citv Team were .lim Clements, Swede johnson, Allen Cropsey. and Ted Xlathews. YELL LEADERS: IA-'wi rrris. la-11 Q, Pipes, Q'ln'istr-nsen. fwzfg lind, FOQTBALL s,,,,'i X, A+ fi 5051 A V-. . F! f I-I 4 D f . x !C'1f.,::. f ' . f' '. ld. . K 1' .ax- -,kr AK . ' ' u vm .,,y+,.: -44-,' fv X C A14 .ll 4 yi ' . x ' A 26 Eg, , 1 Q V Q '1 I x 4 .Q lg U , I - - Wfxlffi , ww, Q M W Q- N w h? 5 I X L I -A 1 .M + - 2 F Ra' 2 QA 9 I X -x 9' -Q , ' . Q x3 1. E, ' 'r , X, Y -' b Y n ., fy . ,5 - . . ' wma Uv' ,WIN N I ' 'V ekjy' 'Y' -1 ,.. 2 va 1 . Y. 2.3 .km V A,, Hun 3 ,v' we . 1 ' f Q 'Y M. Q BNN. .Tusk ,, 3, ',,L1. -haf, ,Z , A .1 . We 'Xxx 0.3 Liu . -J -i avr y ,- 1 . , . ' w,5.f' I A .. . 14? 'g lx, ' , V f , a I ,tlatu A , 4 'I' I' f' ,,. 1 ' ML . K. Q ' 'gy-QM K '-H 5 A h - H 3 , 5 ,mv x U If E . kv ' I ' W' ' 'W ,W frm , , 'ik ff M 0 ,Q A ii Q gg? M' ' S I 1 A , Q' f ,Y G' FQ 4 as ' K 'Q .ii 'Wi 5 Q' . . X . r 9 ' ,fm ,A an , , Q K ' f. . '.:,. 3Li,?'5 2 ,. q??'Sf iff , 3 Vg . XX Ag -Q if g, 5 as -4 , 4' Q 2' ' 3 f ' E v f u 52 N: X ,4 , , ' X . 2 ' ' x kx W 1' I N 'z' Q K if jk! SXS. YR , Vx Jf i I , 1 6,392 A A A 0 V f X , i M , . X ,aj - . 4 1 Q 4 3 4 4 I' 3 X 5 I , 9 ' Q i I E L .4 e , 4 Vs , I x N X 3 ' 0 .V L' f' ' , Vi ' ',, .- 'A ,Q fl f'YC'. 11A,wvLm':-Lf 9 V 'L' 1-N 'A 1- -11 'Q'-,yi ' B ' in L,. 4, 351 4 f 1 Q f ., f 4 fl A ' A lf, 1 , f., I ...,, sie g img' gsm Znlim. lill1II'Il1 Nimonian, l-'ornamlg S1-ran. Center: l.ul oll+-lie. tiuard. BASKETBALL Starting the season with something new, the l'Vari'ior hoopsters hegan with a douhle header hasket- hall game. This they evened hy taking one win and one loss. Leading all the way in the game with Taft, Fresno High finished with a 2-l to I5 victory. The next night the story was reversed as the YVar- riors bowed to a victorious Bakerslild five. Fresno High's first league game, with Tech, proved to he one of its most exciting. The last few minutes of play found the score tied 25 to 25, and then Bill Seran, center, gained a two point lead for B BASKETBALL --First Ron: t'le-ments. iruaiiuagn-V. Nlonopil. Lilnhey. Vntting. Nr-hmiilt. l'ai'sls-ns. Lawless. Si-mnul Row: Slovklmur- gn-r. Welell, M1-4'olIum. Karioth. Hi-1':iule5, liopp. lies-k, 'l'hii'1I Row: IM-mon, Wells. Klyver. lllNlll2l-jlilll, tlrman. .hlaun-. I'i-ak. Ara- hian. ifRNllv1 ,fun if Pearson, Girard: Moser, l ol'ward: Mhiii-ott, Center. BASKETBALL Maintaining their lead in the league standing. Fresno High defeated Roosevelfs Rough Riders 43 to ll. Next to how to the XVarrior five was Nladera who lost, 3-l to 2-l. lCdison's Tigers were unde- feated at the heginning of their game with the VVarriors and remained so at the close. Fighting hard from start to finish, the Tigers gained a nine point lead hy defeating Fresno High, -I-3 to 3-l. ln the second encounter with lfresno 'l'eeh the tables were turned as Tech. who had heen trailing for three quarters of the game, ohtained the lead in the last period of play to defeat the XVarriors 40 to 35. The next two games were split hy the XVarrior1ive. Roosevelt, still not ahle to cope with lfresno lligh, lost 28 to 20. 'l'he XVarriors led all during the game and turned the Rough Riders hack in a fast and exciting game. lYladera's Coyotes rememhered the other game with Fresno High only too well and this time were out to win. Madera led throughout and defeated the XVarriors Zo-l7. 'lihe final league game of the season hrought another defeat for the Purple and Gold. lfdison again sealped the VVarriorsg the Tigers ohtained a thirty point lead with a 48 to IS seore. lfdison prov- ed to have a championship team again when it won the San .loaquin Valley Championship. Addieott, Simonian, and Kloser led the VVarriors in totaling the seores through the season. C BASKETBALL fI irst Hou: Ili-ulou, llznen. llunn. Sea-onil Hou: 1'ritt+-iulou, l ergnsou.'I-'oril 'l'ul'sion. .1 -erwsv. I V S m, in ,iw .. r l Cf i 'i A qi 'K is my 1 P lik :li W 5 , . A if fi 2 Hansen. Huarrlg Rilxera, Hmxrzlg Svhmall. Forwai-fl BASKETBALL To gain a little practice before the league encounters, Fresno Highs Braves met Porterville and started the season by defeating them -10 to 17. Four day later they scalped Sanger 35 to 23. Then came the first league game against Fresno Tech. The Braves got off to a bad start and bowed to the Tech players -I-3 to 21. The Braves decided more practice was needed, and they planned two more practice bouts, the first with the Y.lNfI.C.A. five who fell to the victorious Braves and the second again with Porterville. His- tory repeated itself, and the Fresno High five took home a -ll to 23 win. This time the league en- counter gave more favorable results as Fresno High won 21 to 1-If. Adding another scalp to their belts. the Braves defeated 1VIadera 29 to 27 in the third league game. By this time the mighty B's were getting more confidence, but were defeated by Edison 28 to 25 in a hard fought game. This game deflated them a bit and they suffered another loss 28 to 21 by Fresno Tech. Remembering these last two games, the Braves tackled Roosevelt's Rough Riders and defeated them 23 to 21. To end the season, the B's traveled to Edison only to be defeated 38 to 21 and to be placed in sec- ond place in the Yosemite League. Carstens, topped the Braves as high point man. l am-ulty scores another point against the varsity. Warriors irnprou- lraske-tlmll skills. s l . M. ' , . er . mm :jay :M I Avi-.7 A bjftw 4 Qt 'Q ' ' K fn.. 5 A f -Q -L A M Ti 'tt V' ' ' Y r AZ My9WAf' A wr .,g - .s... -' 2 . .Q , -we ,. 1 . r . my ,,.-' x .f sf as - c. 4 .K L, V. ,- V.. . V , x A V , . et.. wf.'g.... ...Q ' r .51 M ..,::-.el .f'-JE. 1 c 'ff , W.-if vt., . , i A TRACK l-irst kms s lu us eil, Mathews. lluxlon, Henson, White. Seeonfl Row: Smith. R., Hraynlon, 'l':iher. McCauley. lor s lrter, Amp-r. Brown. Van Patten, Rush. 'l'hil'1l Row: Denton, S4-oft. Smith, J., Stein. Ellis, 1 iowficn TRACK One school record fell and one was tied during this year's track and field season. lr was a season that started with only an outside chance of the Fresno High team getting anywhere. hut ended with the Warriors almost taking advantage of that chance. Chuck Lewis set a new Class B record hy running the 1320 in 3:27, four seconds under the previous record of 3:31 seconds set hy lion Harin in 19-l-0. And then he moved up to A Class and set a new 880 record of 2:0-I-. Ted lVlathews tied the 220 Class A record of 22.-l- seconds set hy Mike Kershaw in I9-lil. Coach Erwin Gins- burg was hack this year to train the teams after a three year absence. Mathews was the lVarrior's hest sprinter during the season. lVork- ing hard throughout the year, he tied the school record for the A 220. Dick Stein led the weight class: he put the shot forty-seven feet three inches, and in the discus at the Valley meet he made one hundred twenty-eight feet and three-quarter inch. Lewis, after hreaking the l32U record, moved up to the A class where he won nearly every time he ran the 880 hesides setting the new school record. Both he and Stein qualified for the state meet hut were unahle to place. lfresno High's high jumping honors were carried off hy lllaynard lfllis, who went as high as five feet ten and one-fourth inches: he lacked the six feet necessary to win in the county meet hut tied for first in the Valley meet. In-.ulilx :lash rloun the llomi- str'-fell. Ile-:islet Ilnislufs the uluelllng' tulle. Vllis nmlii-s 5 tt-ol ln inelies in the high jump. ef 'wr - -vu fn, iam 15-5 if B TRACKfFirs1 Row: Spaulding. Waldrop, Molliea. lierner, Hall. Svvond How: Riimlnelslnlrgx. Manager. 'lhlxltl u pie. .Knd4-rson. Weiss. Buvklin. ,Xvaki:m. Wells. Stump, Robison, Murphy, Rhodes, Bopp, Ford, Manager. Third Roh Ii lr flllllfll Xlvhattv. Hialnopoulos. Pugsley. TRACK Douglas Heaslet was the mile runner for the A squad and ran that grueling race in 4:5014 seconds which is only two and one-tenth seconds below the school record. The B class won the meet with Hanford, their only win. Doyle VValdrop. sprinter, made the best record for his squad, running the 220-yard dash in 21.2 seconds, just missing the school record of 20.-l-. Uut of seven meets, Fresno Hi fh Schoolls owerful Paxooses, the E P I little fin numherl Class C team, won all but two. The two schools which bowed the lndians to defeat were Hanford and Reedley. Richard Rustigian and Leland VVoo were the power houses be- hfnd the mighty Us. Rustigian won practically every time he was entered in the sprints. He finished the seventy-five yard dash in 8.4 second and the one twenty yard dash in 13 seconds flat. VVoo was the hurdle man for the fighting Papooses, doing the low hurdles in l3.S seconds. Biagi, Pope, Heisinger. lvhitfield, Bohman, and Laughter have done a great deal toward making this year's C record what it was and showing the truth of this prophecy. The C class squad, composed of approximately fifteen men, laid a good foundation for the mighty A and B track teams for the future. If's a dost- inn. Anger soars over ten feet. Over the hurdles goes Rush. C TRACK 11 llsun. llvisivngvr, Wnn Impn-, llnnn. l.?lll2'lll1'l'. lu-vlin. TRACK Wi llvro :Irv tllv rvsults of llnf vzlri-nls lIl1'l'lN ill wllivll l-'l'l'snu lliprll pul'lir'ip:l1vnl lnterclass meet: Seniors, 176723 juniors, 1553 Souhmnores, 1365. Six Way A Class li Class C Class Two Way A Class B Class C Class City Meet A Class li Class C Class County M A Class B Class C Class Ilnslx sm- .tll start evvn. Meet Fresno Edison Reedley Lemoore ,, 661-2 21 27 311-2 42 11-14 25 56-7 4613-1 ., 58 161-2 281-4 14 Fresno Hanford Fresno Roosevelt Fresno 51 134 681-2 1161-2 75 79 76 60 95 33 1-2 512-3 731-3 771-3 47 2-3 50 2-3 Fresno Roosevelt 46 7155 21 52 , 5622 25 Fresno Roosevelt Edison Madera Selma 431-2 53 I7 541-3 I 21 3 13 2-5 44 281-5 30 41 ll 8 2-5 241-4 11 18 133-4 81-2 341-4 211-2 nxzrin. 'lhv tXlllllt'I' lll'l 2lliS the laps-. Selma Clovis Tech 14 15 5 4 32 3-7 2 lo ll Madera 56 92 1-6 28 1-2 Tech X LQ 135 ll Clovis 1 I-3 ll ll 3 x . A ix v 5 Y V' f s . ai.. P i i A A r S .f H 'I io! s'J,.mfl H Q --.1..... .grow i as. iron: Aonion, lxelso, lxouler, Huiupn-1-ys. Russian, Blasts-rs, Swoml Row: Royal. 1.1-sler, Bernd! lr.. ll:-1' ... l5llIllIlil'I'Ll', Mulkv. TENNIS Coach -lack hlulkeyds tennis team came through this season with Hying colors. The Yosemite League Championship. thanks to these eleven players. now helongs to the Fresno High Tennis Team. lr was a close race and a tie with hladera had to he hroken. These XVarriors and lVarriorettes played three league games and won them all. Nine practice encounters completed the calendar. At the close of the season the players fiinished in the following order: the girls- Ruth Kohler, Nancy Norton, Sue Russian, Beverly Humphreys, Shir- ley lklasters, Pat Kelsog the boys-'Fed Berndt, Steve Blumherg, Don Berndt, Dick Royle, and Howard Lester. For the first league game, Fresno High met Nladera and defeated them three to two. The girls' singles, girls' doubles, and mixed douhles, thanks to Russian, Kohler and Norton, Humphreys and Royle, respectively, fell to the Purple and Gold. Next came the league hout with Roosevelt's Rough Riding tennis players. A victorious lVarrior team left the game with a four to one score. Girls' singles and doubles, boys' doubles, and mixed doubles fell to Fresno High. This game tied Fresno High with hiadera for the title. A final encounter proved the lVarrior team the hetter of the two, and Fresno High took the championship. History repeated itself as far as in- dividual wins was concerned. ln the Fresno County matches. Ruth Kohler and Steve Blumherrf. the only win of the day, took the mixed doubles. The majority of these tennis players are claimed hv the class of '47 which means they will return next year to uphold their titles. lluluphreys oes aft:-I' a high ow Ilerutlt plays nn-1. Kohler uroyes her lmf-klmiul. ea I nth, M' .-u 1 . .. ., 5 -if N? ' . ., fx. .QW- V. .... , sz.. rr Y' ,Q '-I-vu.. .ai 'F , it k . V 1 3' 3 A Q Q 'X ' A 3' 'fx S .s X, -- fitiezsf Ni. 1 BASEBALL I llsI Hou: I'ea1v, Iieitl-ty. t'ropsf-lv, Hi-eh, Iiorelli, Ilillanly. Xolfnangelo. Si-enntl lion: Huff. nlanager. Sellauul. Nil yu-rn Hif'li.nvIs, Ilona:-llo. Xlosei. Ilnllai, Ianxxless. BASEBALL lVith the return of Coach Tohy Lawless, the veteran XVarrior nine had high hopes for the hasehall season. Starting the Yosemite League hy facing Edison High's Tigers, the VVarriors made the low side of a I7-lfl score after a hard fight on the Fresno High diamond. The lVarriors slapped a triple play' on the Tigers in the second inning, thus setting a record in prep hasehall circles. During the second game, the lVarriors seemed to he cursed with a jinx. Fresno Tech moved in at this game and emerged from the lfresno State College Park victorious. 'Fi-fTw..'1 .X G vw ,Q tg we if ms, ani The third league encounter proved that something was definitely wrong as the XVarriors met Roosevelt's Rough Riders. The Fresno High nine led during most of the game, hut Roosevelt man- aged to secure a two run lead. winning 7-5. The second half of the league hegan with the lvarriors once again meeting lfdison High. The XVarriors held the lead hy three runs up to the eighth inning. Then the Tigers really started hitting the hall. and won the game 7-3. A repeat performance with Tech showed that the XVarriors could win a hasehall game as they pounded out a l3-IU victory. This game was the lirst time they had shown their real play'ing ahility. The last game of the season hrought the largestq crowd of the year. About l,5lNl people filled the stands of the hall park. This game proved that one inning can determine the linal results of the game. liad pitching in one inning gave the Rough Riders their needed opportunity to come from hehind and ' tr-l XVIII Several of these players will return again next year. determined to avenge this season's outcome. lhey will have learned from this year what not to do. Hall I-nn ll insen ll-ally lol' the pitch. T I I.. i 4 v 5, ' llorrello is at lint, Ixill the ulnpire! CADETS-First Row: Marstin, Brulin. Atkins, Bri-vers. fillilllllllli, Sevoml Row: Mr-lleomrv, Winlher, Sifhneiili-r. CADETS Following previous training programs, Fresno High School's Cadet Company carried on throughout the tall and spring terms with less than twenty oflicers and men working under the leadership of Major U. D. Guffey. The Adjutant General's Office in Sacramento laid down an eighty-five hour training program which covers recruit training, orientation, history of the cadet corps, soldier without arms, soldier with arms, military courtesy and discipline, and the care of clothing and equipment. Military courtesy and discipline are stressed strongly in advanced training stages and require ten hours. Dismounted drill calls for from fifteen to twenty hours of practice which takes place at Camp Roberts' Cadet Camp, starting july l. Map reading, complete with training films, is a favorite of many cadets and proves useful throughout life. Marches and bivouacs include practice marches to be augmented by overnight hivouacs wherever possible. Military sanitation and first aid require forty hours. Last on the cadet program, but definitely not the least, are marksmanship courses. Preparatory work is required before actual firing can he done. Rapid firing, safety precaution, duties of coach, and range practice follow. A marlcsmanship qualification course with record practice comes next with the technique of fire of the rifle squad ending the required cadet training program. Un guur-I! Port :urni Firm-l Murvli! f ?-5. 4. LPILEDBALL CHAMPIONS-First Him: Nvlvln, Xrslqlltinn. Ngnmlvusmt. Strat-ltil. litmus-Ili. N4-1-mul lhm 1 lluslun, 4':tlliultn, Ymiglilu. Xlnvks. tttltlt, Xu-tti. Girls' Physical Education , . . . - . Cmnt! sportsmztnship :intl m-opt-rzttttm. lmpurtalnt tztcturs in vu-ry girls' lift-. Zll'l' two uf tht- main things taught in l'lt't-sm: lligh Scliunll plnsifzll vtlttczttimt clztssvs. 'lllirtmghuut this lust st-ltmtl yt-nr. thvst- xwm- strvssm-tl in Il numlwr nf t':lriuus ways. 'llwo groups, tht' sopliutnml'-juniur :intl tht- st-niors. wt-t'c turtnvd frum tht- DllYSlL'2ll ctlut-:trinn clzlssvs. 'lllll'St' ttvu groups illIl'I'l11lIQ'll tht-ir :tctix-ities :tml programs. The suphmnurcs :tml juniors stzlrtctl tht- fall st-mt-stcr playing imlom' gzuncs :mtl tlamuing in thc gymnasium. ln tht- nu':1ntimv, tht- seniors wore- uutsitlc playing vnllt-ylwztll :tml lttttfkt-5. :Xs the SCZISIIII progt'n'ssctl. they lI1YCl'k'l11lIlg1l'll. tht- supliutllows tml juniors going otttsitlt' wltilt- tht- scniurs faint' in. ln tht- spring. hnth flzlssvs plztyvml softhztll :intl hztsltcthxlll. Rvgzttxllt-ss nf groups. :ill girls lc-:trm-cl tht- skill nf ctitmlirizltimi :tml tht' tvcliitiqut- pl'Cllll1lI' tn czlch spurt in pt'c'p:tt':tticm to the ztctuztl play- ing of tht- gzum-s. Lam-r tm thvy clvctvtl tvztm cztptztins. :mtl tcstms wc-lx' clmscn. 'llht' girls wt-rt' thcn rlust-ly nlwst't'wtl tluring tht-ir uut1l'sc uf plzty. 'liht' hcttcr plzlyvrs plztyml un ct-rtzlin ttilllls which cutnpt-tvtl in intvr-clztss cumpt-titinn. This uutsitlc playing gnu- girls points wltiult wt-rv usvtl tmr:1l'tl Girls' :Xtlilm-tit' .'xSSIM'lllflUl1 lIN'llll7t'l'- ship. fxlllll' that szimt- lim-, hut nvw in lfrt-situ llivh, xwrv tht- intmf ls ls mm-:tl sports, wlnfh wt-rv ht-ltl tlurtng tht- noun hour. l hm-sc gztmcs wut'l4t'tl nn tht- zttlrisory l72lSlS. l'i1lCll zttlrisort clmst' at l'Q'I5l't'SK'llfZlflXl'. - w who tlrvw up tht- vztrtous ttutnis. Crzttlws wvrc- thvn srlwtltilvtl :intl lxwhlvl nitlrlivs lln- lvlrtlit, Iiztskt-tlmll frm- tlirtnx, Wt-lls l:ll'u's aim, Xx:nlti.llt snftu-s. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS+Ifi1sl I!-vu. XX.ttnsIt-x. lx-thlt-I. Vuslting. lnlu-s. lhtlnizln. l,:nu:l4-rtl.tlt-, llzutlmxxziy, I5ii1.lx. lx--hh-I, Vhnlt-xl Sul-+11-l Rim: lin-mu-ll Ittinlntl-I, Xlztst, Mttlnnnit-, lknnplwll. Ilttttx, Xlltlzts. I'l't--1-, 1'h:'lt'. Nurtvr. Iltmill-ls-,n. Nl-mrzutllatlu. Salwatvag GIRLS' CHAMPION HOCKEY TEAM-First Row: .laekie Rieker. l'at Kelso, Norma llrink, Ilarlvara Riggs. Neta 5loi're:iian, l'at Ilenilerson. Seifonml Row: Mary Roukas. Marge llonalilson. l'al Ileilge. Carol Sorter. 1'tIllll'l'llIl3 Yor- tlan. Juanita llathaway, Iieverly Kohler. Girls' Physical Education played. Awards were given to the highest advisory and the winning players. Also new in Fresno High, but on the artistic side, was the ballroom dancing. Square dancing continued to be outstanding recreation as in the past. But, the new ballroom dancing classes proved to be equal in enjoyment. Coach Nlulkey brought the boys' physical edu- cation classes to join in. They were taught the fundamentals of modern dancing. Everyone seemed to enjoy it immensely. For a period of two weeks each spring, physical fitness tests are given. This year the girls again did push-ups, ran potato races, and did broadjumps. lndividual scores were kept and posted. This showed each girls relation to the other girls in Fresno High. About the same time, the American Red Cross Home Nursing course was given. This elective course was open to new girls only, as it has been given three years. Practical instruction in individual and family health, care of infants and children, home and community health problems, and symptons of illness were taught in addition to the actual care of the ill. Certificates were awarded, at the end of the course, to those who earned them. Nlinor' sports were taught when the bot weather arrived. Marty' played ping pong, badminton, paddle tennis, croquet, and handball. Others played tennis or improved upon their archery. All of these serve to quicken the eye and offer better coordination even if they do not require the great activity of some of the more strenuous sports. l'ul your little foot . . . Strike one! tlataea set for a run. Xl:-seiek aml Ibinsmore make a gjuml pair. Hills lake exercise in the sun. Q, 55 .4 Q3 J... 6 ,ff vQv af Q41 '1 M ix s in YF PHOMORE VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS--'Fil'-I limi: Snlifm. 'l'li-vnlns, Svxxvli, lialirvl. Nnwniul Him: Stunt, Hnliililn-ll. tnnnini. 'I':ljlin'. lhiluinsni. Vln-x:ilivl'. INTRAMURAL SPCDRTS XX Inle tln- girls were tigglmng un rlie lmslcerlmll euurts, the liens were pnsliing zinml pulling ezieli other zirmillal on tlie l2lXYll in El tug-:HY wan: The two tmp tennis were L'2lPtlllIlt'll ln Aliin Cleinents, seninr. :ind Line Nutmuiilgelu. junior. ln tlle linzll slmwilrmn tlie Aiuninrs wun. ' After tiring uf this ruugli play, the lmys went into the lazisketlmll tnss euntest. lfrrnn tliis, two lmys einergenl winners. Duane Kloser, senior, :ind 'l'oin Beck. suplmmore. placed first and seeuml, respec- tively. xxvlfll the wezitller getting XY1ll'll1t'l', tlie games lieczune less strenu- ous. Bzidniinton and ping pong were next on the list. lfldun Christensen defeated Sully Conley, girls' eliznnp, in the final ping pong lmut. Senirns tim. lie:-lx. Moser - Iinslsm-llmll xxinnm-rs, Xlusei' fights fur the :Inline-. .Inniurs Ill! - :ami win FOOTBALL CHAMPIONS-First lhixv. lilnmert, lligh, Sjuuiluler. Stn-veils, 51-wmlifl Rww: l :'.lnm-lil, fi-1-il. 'l'ln'ec'kllf'lul. l'+':1l'srnl, In the days when Great Grandma was aI'l took one week or even a get together for a dance or called it in those days. invention of the telephone it takes the crowd to get together old swim- just had to ex- later, the 't seem to some of takes 'Q 5 as X if wt if QE gk ggi S 5 T 7' 'SQ 7 1,4 VA ff QE? 11:19 Mg Q i sk W YW, , Q , W fi Q: 25 fx , 5 'Q As! Bs? , V Q. . 15,415 jf x Xkkfsi fiw. A r fl iz u 'E W M 2 . +25-.....- 'F Q ulllwi 3 6 W7 H Nr 5'X ww W VL Wi V:WZWXlC .E 7 ,LQ X 4 J, X H-,Q5 vf G , O cp mf QY Pm J ll HEITZENRADER--l'rl-tties! snail:-. MESSICK-Besl figure. CONLEY-Must Iikealhle. MOSERf-Iles! smilm-. JOHNSON+SmlppiPst flwssc-'11, CROPSEY--X 'Q-:uhh-. ll O Q 0 - C' I 5 WML F14 -.Q YT Y T? 'N 3 49 YL u 51 7 f ffigw Z 4 f 2 ? 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Af 1 il ra, 3 . , I. 1 .l1mniv's wo!! pleased Ski9r's diversion W Warrior lutcnl pole- I'r.u-! ii-ing pzmulingr 4 lijlttel' UI' Vh:xt's tha' lIl.lHl'I', Nm'm:m': MM lups mr .lc nm A pimlig- Holm Hnl Weary wkivrw Cutsup for Iun1'hY Q . Q1 I fi 151 ww' A W 'Y A . W- ws .L ..,., at 5' 'Sp , f f v 0 ' -A, ,yi Z 'e 5 vb swf- vi P ,1-- x 1 L-H' 3 is ,ii w v I 1,,- 9 1 's h ' R 5 .'l'?,c' i K X 'i A I6 . . my 3 -L 18:-x ' a YT 5, ,xo -x 4 V It damn ndex to Arbuckle, jack, Radio Co ...--..... Arthur's Toy and Baby Shop ..,,,.... Art's Drug Store ...,..,............,..... Automotive Parts Co .,..,.A...,V.,. Band Box ,...YA.o, ,......,,,... Beckett, Frank Co ...., , Bernice's Beauty Salon ..,,.... Better Buy ,.,,,,,.,,A,.,.,,.,....,. Betty juniors, ,,,A,...... Betty Shoppe o,,...,...,,,. .....,. Blackstone Florist ,,,,,, ,..,.,, , Blondiels House of Beauty.. Bobo, lfsther lW .,...,,r,,,,.,r..,..,...,. Borden's Dairy Delivery Co ....,, Bruckner's .. ..,,.,.., ,........,,,., . . Byde, VValter, Co ..,.........., ,,... ...., ,,...,.. Lasner s Drug Lo ...,... ,.,..,... .,,.... ....r..,.., .,,...,.. Central California Commercial Colleges, Chimo and Oliver ,....,,.,,,..,..,,..,t,,..,.............r... Chinese Bazaar ........ H ..,r....,........,,,.., H Chrisman's Pharmacy, ,. w.......,.., Christiansen's, Chris, Service Station .... Cinderella lVIarket ...,,,......,................, Clements, Russ , Service Station Co-ed Cleaners ..,,.,.. ,,... .,c,., ,,.,.,.,, Coffee, Harry ........ ..... College Pharmacy ',....... .. ...re....,. .. College Variety Store ,..........e,,......,... Collegiate Beauty and Barber Shop ,.,..r Corcoran, ..,..,..., ,,,.,,r.,., A,,r.. .,e. , . , Crocket Bros ..,, ,,e,,..,,,..r,. , .. Crowl Printery ..,..,..,.,e,,......,.,.... Curtis, Reed, Meat lVIarket ,,,,,,. Dale Bros. lnc ..., ,. Davidson, Sams, ....YY,.,,,,. Dillen's Bakery, Mrs.,, Dodge Laundry ........,,e,..,,,...e,,,,,, D0wning's Hardware Store... Dutrow, Ben, Insurance ..e,,...,. Electric Construction Co ..,,. Epstein's .,.....,, ,,.., ,... ,,.... Estrada Spanish Kitchens. Fedderly's Bakery ',..e,, ,.,,,,. Fennacy and Finkenstein ...... Fink Furniture Co .r.,, ,,,..,,,.,,., Fort WVashington Golf Club ...,... Fresno Camera Exchange ,,,ee,.,,,, Fresno Cycle Co.,. , ,.........,....... Fresno Electric Appliance Co .....,.. Fresno Towel Co ..........,..,,..,..,,... Frigulti, john, Studio ,,..,...,..... Gearhart Radio Service ..... General Radio Service ..,.... Y Gottschalk s .......,.......... Green Frog Market ...,,... dvertisers Gross, Georgie Studio ..... Hamlin Neon Sign Co .,...... Haney's jewelers .,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, Harrison Motor Parts Co ...,. Havrilla, Dr. F. ...,,,.,,,,,,,, , Hendee Electric Shop ........ Hockett-Cowan Music Co Hollenbeck Bush ......,,. Homan s ,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,e,,,,,,, Hotel Californian e,,, Hotel Fresno ......,,,,.,e,,, House Appliance Co ..., lda Mae Dress Shop ,..,,,. Johnson B ros .,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,e,,,,,,, jorgensen's Catering Co ..Y.. -1ustesen's Food Stores ,.... K. A. R. M ...,...,,.,. Kerr Rug Co .....,,. Kilner's .,,,,,,,.,,e, Koffee Kup ..,,,...,. Kopman's ,,,....,,,.,,.,....,,,, Lauck's Bakery ,,,,.,,,,,, ,,e,,,.,,, , LaVogue Beauty Shoppe .,...... Le Moss-Smith Tire Co .,.... Levy Bros ...t......,,...,....,,.. Luftenburg's ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Nlarion Nine Lumber Co .........,e Martin's Florist ...,,,.,....,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,A,,e,,,,,,r,,V McMackin, George, Quality Meats ,,,...,,..,,.. Mid-Valley Sports Center Inc .........,,ee ,,,,,,,.,, Milky Way ...,,.....r,,..,,re,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,e,,, lVIiller's Drug ..,.,,.,,, Naman's Cleaners .... Neal's Silk Shop ,,e,,,,... Nehi Bottling Co ..ree....... North Fresno Variety ,.,..... Oberlin's Jewelers ,...,,.. Owl Cleaners .,.....,,,.,.... Owl Drug Co ,..,.,...,......,...,,.........,.. ,,......,... Pacific Furniture Co ....,,,.....,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,...,.,,,,,.,. Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co., Them. Pacific Tent and Awning Co .,,,....... ,.......,,,, Packard Fresno Co ...,...,r,,,,.....,. ,......,. Palm Center Service ..,.,c,,,c.,,. Palm Food Center ..,,,,...,, Pancho's Spanish Dishes .... Pedersen's jewelers ..,...,,.... Pioneer Mercantile Co ...,,,, Pohl, Joe, Cleaners ..,c,...,.,c.... Producers Cotton Oil Co .....,. Reliable .........,............,.....,.. Republican Printery .............. Rodder's Mademoiselle ...,....,. Rodman Chevrolet Co ........ Sam s Sundries ........,........ 138 127 137 132 146 133 131 141 132 123 119 148 137 138 130 140 131' 133 136 133 133 132 138 136 136 146 138 146 126 141 146 125 136 146 139 137 127 137 146 146 144 146 139 125 136 137 137 142 146 143 142 142 142 147 147 Index to Advertisers San Joaquin Baking Co ...... Schiffer, Jim ,...,....,.,.,..,,.. Seed Store, The ..,................ Shelburne's Stationery .,....... Slater Furniture Co ......... Sports Equipment Co ....... Stewart Bros. Cleaners Stewart and Nuss ..,,....,.,. Stillman Drug Co ..............., Studio of Modern Music ...,.., ,,,,,,,,l47 Tower Portrait Studi'o..,... , ,,,,,,,,l35 Tower Variety Store............. ,U,,,,,l4-2 Turpin's .,,.....l45 Van Ness Dry Goods and Dress Shoppe ,e,,,,,,l-i3 Varsity Lunch ,,,,,.,,l24 Varsity .s...,..143 Wagner, Blanche, Studios... .. -M--w-143 Warner Co., The...i,........... .. ,,......l29 125 Wellman Peck and Co ...,,,, Y. Wendt, Alfred, Jewelerm, . Sullenger, Vernon ..............,...,t ........ l 36 y Sunland Refining Corporation ...... ....,,,, l 21 We5'm0Uth5 -- -------------- -- Surge Dairy Equipment Distr ...,,.,.., ......,, l 45 Wishon Realty Co ...... . Acknowledgments The staff of the 1946 Qwl wishes to acknowledge its appreciation of the willing assistance and co-operation of the following persons in the production of this publica- tion. L. SERPA Fresno Bee Engraving JOHN FRIGULTI John Frigulti Studio HERB SYLVIUS Sylvius and Schoenbackler Ccoversl FLOYD SWANK Fresno Republican Printery Co. ED. M. CALDERWOOD Fresno Republican Printery Co. LEON H. CAMY Fresno Republican Printery Co. FRED BAKER Fresno Bee Engraving 'WW Bnovzn BY Baines ron ALMOST A CENTURY N999 Wc'll Ire glad to show you our selcc- ' tion and help you pick the ring for my girl, riw-an Mm-u ic Qi., 6 Let us hclp you, with our 79 years' experience, select your rings and jcwclry wisely THE WARNER CO. E.k'fllllli.Vlll'Il 1867 ULTON HICLM BLDG ?a.? I cu-Ou-0.34. Uni-014 Milk-LGLS,Q,,,,,.,Q,g,7a4a-9-O 7,,,,,,,fy1-mnf off -Un-A-Give-alca...4. fy QQGNGRATULATIONS Q4-4. lac! ' .-X, Af w4.f..a..7 A-fi A cr ,,,u-,-,C L4,,,gf644...,,0.-4.2.4, A? 7a.q.,cu....c.qla5X2L2l6fa-4...-. L'--'-- -9'7-'vs4q...,,.' f0'7 g4,f,i-aff!-1-0-Lftfnzsntcfz-lv wu.f.,g'iSF 'g,g,.,-A--6 a-vb4f '- 7' CQMPLIMENTS OF ILS- f e t e 1, F r e sfauw'- U pf mlaee for W anquets f Conventions Fine wflccomodations Phone 3-51 1 1 Broadway at Merced lnl inderella Super Markets .1-1-15 N. VAN NESS AVE. 1137 VAN NESS AVE. 5. Sillualrur OWNERS Edw. XI. Baxter Art s Drug Store TOYSHOP VOY5 ' SPORTING GOODS COII.fI..Yfl'lIf 11010 Pr1'rv.r hV11EE1,GUUUS - GAKIES C011 rfexy and St 7 Z'I.l'f' l'rr.v1lor l:xfll1.vl7'4' rlvfij' Shop 1220 NORTH FRIQSNO ST. Qxr Ouvlsl 115 1iRo.x1m'.xY PHONE 2-8-150 PHONE +5560 ARTHUR? ag ' 'Ql'1i'1'S FLURAI, ARRANGMIIQNTS CURSAGES lackstonc: lorist The Besl For l,eJs ' 533 BLACKSTONI42 AVENUE fNorth of Belmont Avenuey T1cI.r:PH0NE 2-9801 ll'lll'Il you plum' your flotwr' order with u.v, you get 'what you pu-1' for, plus. IVP lm-zu' no .volirifura 'l'n you, the 1946 graduates, we extend our best wishes . . . good health, happiness, and success in your chosen careers. I SUNLAND REFINING CORPORATION 'gYou can always buy SUNLAND OIL PRODUCTS Compliments to fhe Class of '-I6 BETTY JUNIOR PPE 1234 FULTON STREET, FRESNO J store at which to trade with confidfnre COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, ETC. 2015 FRESN0 STREET with conhdencen I Sizes 0 to 20 5 3 PHONE 2-6412 FRESNO ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE CC. Sales IN-D Service COOLERS . . . ALL ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES The New Admiral Dual-Temp Refrigerator Crosley USHELVADORH Refrigerator Thor AUTOMAGIC Washers Royal Vacuum Cleaners Kitchen-Aid Mixers Lear Radios Westinghouse Radios - G. E. Clocks Sunbeam Appliances - Westinghouse Sun Lamps Emerson Radios 1587 PALM AVE. PHONE 4-3350 ' 2 If its B' -3 U -' .. J' i ',f 'J ' 1 nd mf.: - , l l N ll R Q U R 5 .. . . CALL OFFICE Winsor: ,ww om: FOR BUSINESS Rllll-ll-Ifllll-111111, flH'l't lmm'.v fron: flu' lull, Su nm! and so l'lt'!llI, 1111 ffllllj' In ivrfnr. ll'l1en you luke rlutlzex to Co-ml, Tl1r'y'r'f' hlllllllfll with mrff. Yes, courteous service and careful, thorough wurkinzlnship ure the business aims of I ' L' this vxpzinding llfgllllllllfllbll. ln tlie picture the advertising camera finds Klyrzl Lee, L'liuck , :md Clinton leaving thc' admirably equipped, new main plant of rhi- O-ED CLEA ER' lixxxcu Nu. 1 M.-me PLAN1' Buwci-1 No. 2 ll3lI lfvhn 3219 E. Tulare 4811 lf. Tlilare Phone 4-HSI Phone 4-6546 Phone 5-2267 Our advertising trio find the mezzanine at the Hotel Californian very comfortable. They have also found the facilities for conventions, parties, dances, dinners, and club meetings to be among the finest in central California. HOTEL CALIFORNIAN VAN Nnss .xxn KERN, FRESNO Piioxr: 2-31 Ashton A. Stanley, Gen. lllgr. D 4322: A A 10 'Nfl l,'umpliment.v 'If Svoms I'iQITIPMEN'I' CoMPANY I-I2-I I UL'I'UN S'I'. xv1lI'I1K'I'lS 'liheater Bldg. If. C. fI3L'oI Ihossick S. I. QSIMI IVI.-X'1'HlIiSIiN Are you looking for il house too, Pat? YVe tIidn't know that you were caught in this housing shortage, hut we think that you have come to the right place. WISHON REALTY CO. REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 1207 XVISHON PHONE 3-6158 l0 AecoL'NT.tNeY SECRETARYSHIP PLAN YOUR FUTURE NOVV! . . . BUILD A SUCl'ESSIfUI, BUSINESS CAREER Four Ca Higher Aeeounting or Secretarial 'I'r:rining give! you the neeesaury fountlation. Free lifetime employment service for gradu- ales. Chartered hy the State of Californian to eonfer Ilegrees. CENTRAL CALIFORNIA COIVI M ERCIAL COLLEGE Ifmasxo .-xxo I. S'i'Ri5ia'l's Fklasxo 0O06P il 0lOil00bl00I?lJ Phone .I-2731 Res. Phone 3-3560 CJHRISTIANSENIS N T , N , 3 Q ASSOCIATED SERVICE 4 LH I lxIII.Ii,XGI-I Siaizvleia LUBRIC.-X'1'ION - Tunes Tin. fj1,f,,,,, Gif! Shop HA'l I'15RIES - ,ACCESSORIES Pifui'-11p mul Deli-I't'r'-1' SIEPIIEN Y. YVUNU. Proprietor E II, CHRIS CIIRISTI.-XNSEN 21135 KIQRN S'l'Rlili'l' nm 1uat,MoN'r x Y Business Phone 3-0133 Iwuasxo. L,At.it-'otzxm Rt-.itletwe Phone 3-51139 I I EUR 'I'I1E 1iES'1' IN TRUCK REPAIR, AUTO REPAIR, SALES, AND SERVICE I 'T T OGOOOIW FRANK E. DBECKETT IJIfAI,ER Sen! t'fI7'f'7'ilIff.1' and l'0ll1f7ll'ff' lzjrlinlxlering At, Senoi-:sick 719-21 VAN NESS EVM. XVAGNER. JR. Service Sup't Phone 3-1275 Ass't Service Sup't. Studio of Modern .fuudic Corner University and San Pablo XLI, MODERN STYLES OF PIANO 'I'ECIINIQL'I2 GIVEN BY EXPERIENCED TEACHERS PIIONE 4-1049 FOR APPOIN'I'xIIzN'I' CHRISMAN,S PHARMACY 2448 S'I'ANIsI,AUs ST. DRUGS IfOuN'I'AIN SERVICE CANDY IfII.IIs R DIiV1iI,OP1NG PROMPT FRICIQ IJICLIVERY Alstrom KL Wiebe's COLLEGE PHARMACY 1414 NORTH VAN NESS FRESNO, CALIFORNIA PRESCRIPTIONS SODA FOUNTAIN COSMETICS SCHOOL SUPPLIES FRIENDLY SERVICE M I L L ER' D RUG FREE IJIiI.IVERY CORNER OF THORNE AND OLIVE Corrlplinzerlls of Palm Center Service VIC COCHRANE, IVIIIIIZILIEI' 500001 1603 PALM D I-1 LE D I- 7 455195. ak B R 0 S I comes HFLAVORABLY KNOWN 5147.-J GEORGE MCMACKIN QUALITY MEATS FRESN0, CALIFORNIA l BOOSTERS OF FRESNO HIGH HAMLIN NEON SIGN CO.,I1'1C. SALES-SERVICE Fluorescent NEON Lighting ' S HOPX 0013. Illanager 1721 VAN NESS AVENUE 0 junior Clothes for the Junior Bliss DRESSES, COATS, SWEATERS, SKIRTS BLOUSES AND SLACKS Sizes 9 to 17 - 10m I8 B A N D B O X 1215 FULTON STREET OQOOOOOOOOOOOOJ OBERLIN'S QUALITY JEWELERS Congralulalions to the Class of '40 1243 FULTON STREET - FRESNO It's just as new and clean inside as outside, say jean and Derald. The up-to-the - minute methods used here can keep you pro- vided with the very best in FRESNO TOWEL CO. BLONDIE S HOUSE OF BEAUTY S70 Noam X xx YISS PHoN1f: 4-3645 DAIRY DELIVERY OO. fm!-Ax 'See You At STILIIS' 'llleel von af flu' ir law' mf ,NIMH lIC'. ' Mr. .lohnston greets the growing throng which gathers daily for lunches and re- freshments at the STILLMAN AC Eleven years of courteous service STILLMAN DRUG CO. 2001 VAN NESS BLVD. AT YVELDON Three Regisifrffzl PllHf1lIHt'I5fS PHONE 3-4219 0O FULTON STREET at TUOLUMNE ilOl00Ol000K P 3 ' CI fzsx of '46 WALTER BYDE COMPANY FINE CHINA CRYSTAL HARDWARE SPORTING GOODS IM Help to Stop Inflation by Buying More War Bonds DODGE LAUNDRY 8: LINEN SUPPLY CO. 330 NORTH BROADWAY R. S. CROWL PRINTING CO. ED. M- CALDERWOOD, Prop. Dependable Printers For a quarter of a century we have been serving the printing needs of leading business firms Of Fresno. PROMPT SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES 2308 TULARE PHONE 2-8217 just look at :ill that meat! lt's being prepared to please some lucky group by Jorgense-n's. Yes, it is .Iorgc-nsen's Catering Company for good food and good service. JORGENSEN'S CATERING C0. .2809 VENTUR.-x PHONE 2-2614 ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY L. G. JEFFREY Sc SONS 1835 LAMONA - FRESNO PHONE 3-2208 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST of LUCK from SAM DAVIDSON l rexno'.v Uldesi Jutornobile Dealer BROADWAY at VENTURA On the campus Russ and 'A-lim are Outstand- ing as Boosters of Fresno High. In business they boost Standard Oil Products and offer com- plete. efficient lubrication and filling station service at ,f 0 I Russ Clements Service Station VAN Nlzss AND PRINCETON FRESNO, CALIF. Cfllllplilllfllfj Uf FRANK j. SOSSO, Manager FORT WASHINGTON GOLF CLUB HOCKETT-COWAN MUSIC COMPANY MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS RECORDS - SHEET MUSIC ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES 125+ FULTON STREET FRES NO FINK FURNITURE CO. Established 1920 Slllllfflj' Stylra' Quality lsllfllifllft Floor Cowringx and Appliflllfes J. SKOPP S. FINK 113-1 BROADWAY FRESNO, CAL. PHONE 2-5715 Stay Tuned to KAR Your friendly Columbia slalion 1430 ON YOUR DIAL MUSIC SPORTS NEWS COMEDY DRAMA 'T i UNDER YOUR NOSE Here in l re'no, practically under your nose, you find the largest and most com- plete Stock of photographic equipment in the Valley for . . . mayhe in the statel. FRESNO CAMERA EXCHANGE 2037 MICRCISD FRESNO, CALIE. In Fresno lt's HARRISON MOTOR PARTS for AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES PHONE 3-7255 1310 VAN NESS NVE THINK SO, TOO! Shirley, Pat, and Lois have the right idea .... For bread, pies, cakes, and pastry Specialties, go tO LAUCK'S BAKERY 935 OLIVE AVENUE PHONE 2-1657 O LAUCK'S ANDELLA BAKERY BELMONT AND VAN NESS PHONE 2-2727 EAOI'ORV AUTHORIZED SERVICE ZENITH - PHILCO PHILQO DRIVE-IN, CQENERAL RADIO SERVICE Tracy VV. Pheley 1347 VAN NESS AN'li. FRESNO, CALIF. PHONE 3-2501 Home Radio Service - Auto Radio Service and Installation HOMAN SL CO. SPO RTI NG GOODS VAN NESS AND FRESNO PHONE 3-3233 BIiAUrI'1F11I, PHOTOGRAPHS zlf S1iNSIBI,Ii PRICES oufer fam hail Sluclio PHONE -1-3171 O OLIVE AVIC. - FRESNO 'l'OwI'I' 'l1llt'llt1't' Bl111L11llg HENDEE ELECTRIC SHOP A. S. Henderson 3125 PALM - FRESNO PHONE 2-1716 FRESNO KOFFEE KUP Good Food OPEN ALL NIGHT 2033 FRESNO STREET KERR RUG CO. Phone 3-2293 VENTURA AND G S'1'REE'1'S FRESNO, CALIFORNIA BINDIZRS PURSES KOP1V1AN'S f resno's Lfvuling Luggage Shop PHONE 2-9122 1133 FULTON ST. FRESNO. CALIFORNIA Q0' 0OO0l0000K QW BE A BOOSTER OF FRICSNO HIGH SCHOOL Join the BOOSTERS' CLUB CQNQRATULATIONS and QQQD LUCK HARRY COFFEE ULTUN STREET TELEPHONE ,,1 , Y lf . VV OL SALE GRO 0 ,,05'5 Hugh sziys that you can find your choice of cameras :it Jim Schiffer's. 1010 Broadway. Schiffefs is forming :L new czimerzi club for you photographers who are beginners. You will get plenty of help :uid guidance when you trade with JIM SCHIFFER 1010 BROADWAY PHONE 2-6572 FRESNO Y ALFRED WE DT JEVVELER 1055 FULTON ST. FRESNO, CALIFORNIA YXOO90E MOTOR SCOOTERS HOBBY SHOP BICYCLES FRESNO CYCLE CO. 212 OLIVE AW'ENUE FRESNO PHONE 2-3517 Compliments to the Grndzzatilzg Class of '46 l wx I VERNON SULLE GER 2-1-13 STANISLAUS Corner Blackstone IDI.-Xl. 4---1771 COLLEGIATE BEAUTY AND BARBER SHOP 2005 VAN NESS BI,vn. PHONE 2-7813 - C'0llIf71iIIll'IIfS of 2 LE Moss-SIvII'I'H TIRE Co. Dislrilfulors fTlZNlSRAI, 'IQIRES AND BATTERIES Ilamf' of NU-LIFE RECAPS 1625 Broadway Fresno, Calif. Cnnlplimrnts of NAMAN'S CLEANERS 1055 VAN NESS PHONE 2-5511 KILNER'S Slntiomfry 111111 Offire Equipment Gifls - Greeting Cards - Sfhool Supplier PHONE 3-3313 1335 FULTON ST. FRESNO, C.-XLIF. Herbert Levy '03, Leon Levy '04, Sigmund Levy '06, Benjamin Levy '10 ' Sl Emir SINCE 1912 REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 1233 Broadway Phone 2-7161 PALM FOOD CENTER Best for Less Choire fllmts Fanry Groceries Selfrtezl Fruits and Ve'gf'table's PALM AND MCKINLEY PHONE 4--1-639 PETER PAPPAS, Proprietor Yrs. if you want potted plzmtf IS this serious? There is Nl Ah1 llziurecn and Betty of . .' , , .. . 1. .Fzs' wh '. or HouvOrS for .my ou.:1S1onj.t.1kc hner watch than the Bulova' qiSuAgiL:lSLShXXld Svlcigle the ZICIXICL' of the two billldjb and V, . I . I 1 li . N V and Dusk 15 try-mg one on Jung to hnd the atc-St for Indies. U5 4 We'11 take your word for it and 'lt visit the OI-HMO Sl HANEY'S IDA INIAIL DRESS OLIVER JEWELERS SHOP 202+ I Ri-QSNO PHONE 4-3013 Q11 VJXN NESS PHONE 3-1-11-I 830 Ouviz PHONE 2-2427 OWL CLEANERS 1219 No. VAN NESS 2951 VENTURA 1530 FRESNO ST. DANTE CLEANERS 2 K DISHES SFIIYOIIFIII to Your Taste 1715 BLALKSTON E- PANCHO'S SPANISH PHONE 3-8862 PEDIERSENS JEWELERS W11IChf.f - Dlill1110IId.1I1Ill1' Jewelry 310 HELM BUILDING PHONE 4-2152 NORTH FRESNO VARIETY 1205 NORTH FRESNO ST. PHONE 3-0404 l FAIRBANKS-MORSE YVATER SYSTEINIS Ideally suited for dependable City VVater pressure for the small lot or large estate AIR COOLED ENGINES 91 I-II' to 5 I-IP Air Cooled Engines . . . Suitable for portable power or boats 0 PUIVIUNA Ll'I I'LE CHIEF TURBINE PRESSURE SYSTEIW 0 Johnson Bros. l iussNo PHONE 4-2953 Hey! Take your eyes off that picture long enough to read the print. Barbara looks good to us now, but wait 'till she keeps that appoint- ment with Bieree Montgomery at LA VOGUE BEAUTY SI-IOPPE 832 OLIVE PHONE 2-1025 BEST OF LUCK TO THE CLASS OI '-lo Georgie Gross Studio Cl,ASSlC.iXl, an d POPULAR Plaxo Voiciz Srumo Puoxia 3-3261 Greelirzgx and best wl..Yllt'5 to the 1940 graduates MARION NINE LUMBER CO. COMPLETE BUILDING MATERIALS I PHONE 5-0421 CLOVIS and VENTURA FRESNO l Jain There are notions and more notions nt the Tower Variety, but these girls are particu- larly attracted by this charming display of figurines. Shirley likes the tiger, but Freddie prefers a dear - - er . . . we mean deer, TOWER VARIETY Uuvi: AND XVISHON If it's recorded, it's at Gearharts. Shirley and Bobbie say they are looking at the moSt com- plete record stock in town. Radios, phono- graphs, radio repair service, and the latest re- cordings are to be found at Gearhart IRadio Service Slo Ouvia P11oN1s2-1321 Conlpllinlerzfr of the PACK RD FRE CO. PACKARD CARS 'Kirk ni 1111121 ll ho Owns One NEHI PRODUCTS COMPANY 1117 s'1'REE'r nuasivo, cam. N For The U p And Corning Generation . . . Be Sitre And See The Exciting Styles In The Debntctn te Shop At .j GUTTSCHALKS l r'e,w1o',v lffllllllllfj Dt'fJIlI'flllt'IIf Store JUSTESENS FODD STO RES, INC. I I I SAN NIUAQUIN VALLEY WJ I004Il VXI00Oll HCDLLE BECIQBUSI-I PLANING MILL CCD. llufzolesrzle and Retail General TWU! Ifork . , PHONE 3-3296 SOUTH VAN NESS AND LORENA FRESNO. CALIFORNIA 5 B60-l01 !f l0O P00O00T44l MID-VALLEY SPCDRTS CENTER, Inc. AGENTS FOR A. G. SPAULDING AND BROS. O ATHLETIC AND SPORTS EQUIPMENT LAUSON OUTBOARD MOTORS SCHXVINN-BUILT BICYCLES I 'I'ul.ARu - 129 EAST KERN ST. FRESNO - 1302 VAN NESS AVE. PHONE 742 PHONE 3-7660 lOY5Ik 510000 OJ Arr nod 0 Ishii! wlb 0004 I Not 66Just As Goodw But BETTER It takes more than just type and a press to produce good print- I ing. For over fifty years we have tried to put that extra some- thing into every piece of printed matter and as a result every- one szlys, lf you want the best jolm, take it to the Republican. J W 'I'IllS BOOK IS A PRODUCT OF OUR PLANT C COMMIERCIAI. PRINTING VVEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS BOOK BINDING RULING Fresno Republican Printery Co. 2130 Kern Street Fresno Phone 3-4101 2, Mr: F th t ' P1oNEER MERCANT1l,E Q or C newes m , SHOES - BAGS SL HOSIERY CTOMPANY Come to AU'l'OlV1O'l'lVE SUPPLIES SHOP EQUIPMENT - TOOLS 1-161 BROADWAY PHONE 3-7167 E Q B FRESNO. C.fu.lEoRNl.A H55 FULTON no-aaooooo-5 0900000414 J ,Pour tqfgygiq for fhg ffngr fhfngy- Cnngrrlllllafioris In fhf Clan of 1946 RoDnER's THE SEED STORE 2037 IVIARIPOSA STREET 919 VAN NESS AVENUE , . DUANE MUNGER AND lvlw Hanson R1,DDl1'R S NIADEMOISEI-LE From Members of the Class of 1926 SHOES READY-TO-WEAR o GARDEN SUPPLIES ACCESSORIES 0 PET SUPPLIES 1045 FULTON STREET ' INSECTICIDES 0900 lO0llWl04J COMPLIMEN TS OF PRODUCER COTTO OIL COMPAN State Highway and North BLANCHE WAGNER STUDIO PORTRAIT OF REFINEMENT , . ISPKTIIIIL' for Students PHONE 3-3661 if SLATER,S FURNITURE COMPANY Quality Furniture al Reasonable Prices 2 215 Peralta Way Fresno, California 906 VAN NESS PHONE 2-8417 X '00 Congratulations to the Class of 1946 Congrrztulalions to the Class of '46 WE SERVE Y'0UR NEIGHB OOD Sz STEWART CLEANERS CHAS- W- STEWART H65 N. VAN NESS z CLAUDE Nugg YO'lOOd -cf' 1 'S ff' .f' mggd 'C gfsy Ill Y 4x ef H ,il 1 K fy 'ik?s ' , nm Q 'nv xii? Girls-When You Graduaie STEP HIGH! If you plan lo work when you gradu- ale, don'f iusf sfep ouf of school, Sfep High fo a Telephone Company Job! Telephone work is more Than ius+ a job -i'l's work al excellenl' pay. IFS inferesfing work you'll really like- wilh a fine 'Fulure .... The Telephone Company will lrain you and pay you while you learn .... Drop info our employmenl' office and lalk if over. Friendly employmenf advisors will be glad fo discuss felephone work wilh you af 1455 VAN NESS FRESNO, CALIF. S E E M R S . E L Y . J is Zz a, ws 'fum ' I ,I '! , an X 1 G., I , I ,i All , I2: 12' 51.f ::: . 'i I :ii THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY hOOOO0lI1 0l CIOIIfjI'I1lIlllIfl.Oll.S' I0 flu' Clll.Y.l' of 1910 Compliments VARSITY HOP MEN'S STORE NatiOnallv Advertised Merchandise 1247 FULTON S'l'RIC1i'1' SEE .IACK C. ARBUCKLIC for IVhOlm-sale Radius - Parts - Supplies 1427 liao.-umy-w PHONE 4-6556 Buy Your lVlOtOr Replacement Parts at Al I'ONIOTlVE PARTS COMPANY l3l7 VAN NESS PHONE 3-5261 Spfrializing in PERMANENT VVAVINU, HAIR TINTING AND BLEACHING BERNIQHS BEAUTY SALON Hllrart nf ilu' Cullrgn' lJi.ctri4'f HERNICE 'I'HORNVI'.II.l., Owner and Mgr. I-I3-I N. villl Ni-ss Avenue 'IIPIPIIIIUIIQ-' 2-H522 TVVU STORES IN FRESNO CASNER DRUG CO. Courtroux Trmlmrnt VAN NESS AND MARIPOSA FRESNO AND FULTON PHONE 2-21-1-5 ovvvoofi THE SURGE DAIRY EQUIPIVIENT CO. MONTY ALLEN DALLAS F1141-3 PHONE 3-S971 2473 SOUTH G STREET FRESNO, CALIF. CllIlyl'!lflllIIfiUI1X io the Class of 19-16 SHELBURNE'S STATIONERY Nleclianical Drawing Sets and Boards Drawing Pads and Boards - T-Squares Triangles - French Curves Ames Guides and Slide Rules 1931 MARIPOSA STREET are OLASSES FITTED bl. CORCORAN, Opt., D. OPTOM ETRIST Srirntijir Iixammnlmns Phone 3-5321 1922 IVIARII-'OSA STREET MRS. DILLEN'S BAKERY 1121 VAN NESS AVENUE FRESNO, CALIFORNIA Congratulationx Io ilu' Clam of '46 COX1I'LlX'1liN'I'S or E P S T E I N ' S IfS'I'RADA'S SPANISH KITCHEN SPANISH DINNERS - A LA CARTE SERVICE ALSO ORDERS TO TAKE OUT PHONE 2-0516 320 BLACKSTONE FRESNO. CALIFORNIA Ollice Phone -1-517+ Residence Phone 3-208+ JOHN FRIGU LTI STUDIO I,!l0fUflI'IIf3hl'l' of Ihr Srniur Sfclion of Tllir Book GRADUATION PHOTOS Hours: 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Sundays and Holidays by Appointment Opposite Fresno High School 1910 ECHO AVENUE FRESNO, CALIF. Best wishes and a lot of good luck lo Ihe gradzlalex of the Clays of '40 TURPIN'S 13+-1 FULTON KERN AND HG 1021: NORTH FULTON COLLEGE VARIETY rl rvzrivty of nolions nl 11 'Z'lI!'I!'f-1' of jJrirer 1-136 N. VAN Ness PHONE 3-8287 REED CURTIS MEATS CRYSTAL PALACE MARKET PHONE 3-4620 1-176 NORTH VAN NESS BEN DUTROW 1160 BROADWAY FRHSNO - PHONE 2-2139 llyllfft' t'll.VfflI11f'7'.1' send their friendx for IIl.S'IlI'!llIl'F 112111 real esmte' ESTH ER M. BOBO CORSETS - LINGERIE - HOSIERY 2042 KERN STREET Californian Hotel Building Phone 2-8670 Fresno, California FEDDERLY'S BAKERY 263-1 VAN Ntass BOLII,1iV.-XRD c'fllIlf71illIf'llfS of GREEN FROG MARKET BAGS - GLOVES HOS11iR1' - LINGERIL LUFTEN BURG'S YARDAGE Phone 2-1296 857 FULTON ST. FRESNO, CALIF. FOR SUPERB MICALS Try the IVIILKY WAY 1936 TVIARIPOSA Con1l51ill1z'nf.s' ONVI, DRUG CO. 'rEN'rs - Avvmwos - cuwovms 1',xcIIfIc TENT Sc AWNING Co. lfri 1'11r i ly, Co11rI1'v l1.v Srr1'ic'f' PHONE 3-521-1 2126 1NYo ST. VAN NESS DRY GOODS Sweaters - Skirts - Pura:-5 - Sl'2ll'1-N Gym Shorts - Cmtume jewvlry VVashnhle Print llresfea - Gym Sox 1-163 N. VAN Nlcss PnoN1c4-1859 VVEILMAN l lfu'or ISIIIIIUIINH FC X 1 D S Flfzxxxcr 8: FINKENSTEIN Hzzilflvrx PRINCIUYON AND FRU11' DR. F. If. HAVRIIILA f1l'fl1011fllIfiXf PnoN1a 2-9310 1402 PAK KFIC SOUTHWEST BUILDING FRESNO, CALIFORNIA M A RTIN'S FLORIST lflnrrll Dm'ig11.v - CllfA'IlfjP.V I3 nuqzleis PHONE 2-1261 46-1 NORTH FULTON Hosuzm' - CTLOVIES - Llxmaluli YARDAGIZ N E ALTS Phone 2-11823 Phone 2-3627 1258 Fulton 905 Fulton Fresno Fresno l:UIllf7lillIl'llf.1' to II11' IIIIIXA' of '-16 PACIFIC FURNITURE CO. 1417 FU 1,'1'oN S'1'R1e1a'1' Pu! rn'-IL' lifr' into your old SUITS - PANTS - DRESSES Take' Them In JOE POHL CLEANERS PHONE -I--1252 ste BLAc'Ks'1'oNE VARSITY LUNCH Howl lfuml nf Rvrzxullrlblf' Prirztv Pnoxra 3-8893 1-172 N. VAN Ntfss MICET YO1'R FRIENDS AT VV1iYNIOI I'II SWIMMING Pool, xvI11'l'li'S BRIDGE HIGHWAY Phone .I-3593 00I09J0 Ill? d , SANOWICHIQS MILK SHAKES 2 6 RO man I Chevrolet Samig CU- Sundry StOre 1-WU V IN A 310 MQKINLIQY Avizxuiz Piillfll' Plfl01'QE FRESNU 1- CALIFORNIA CUSNHQTICS SCHOOL SUPPLIES 'ff lfOAf :Quran Q coouvov lint Vitamin Enriched Dutch DOWning'S 5 FP 0 al S t 308 OLIVE C B 1' C 3 d SPORTING GOODS HARDWARE ' HOMEWARE 2 APPLIANCES San Joaquin GIFT WARE o O Bakuig CO. OF FRESNO AI' 'rms PAIAI AND Omviz CORNER i l0? O fbilm Q- fOlO an A 'V AU CSG 1 PHS ' rf If ,f , ffm .. 1.f . f -I' 9, X. I I ' Complimerzlx of The Plymoullz Corner CRGCKET BROS. IDE SOTO-PLYIVIOUTI-I DISTRIBUTORS SALES SERVICE PARTS 1501 Iikofxuwm' 'I'1a1,1aP1xoNla -I-3586 FRIQSNO, CALIF THE MUSIC BAR HOUSE APPLIANCE CO. Ix Rnpifll-1' Igl't'fIIlliIIff Ihr' Lwlrlirzyf Rrfnrrl IJFIIIVI' of flu' San .lllllfjllill Irllllfj' Ufillz Huge Record' Sim'l's! ,'Il.Ilt'.Yf Clll.Y.TI.I'Ill fflbunzs fIl'ZL'lIj'.S' Ihr' Laiexl Popular ZNZIIVVIIJFTJ RCA VICTOR Radios and Phcmographs Open Until 7 P. M. - Saturdays Until 6 P. M. . SHOP IN THE NORTH END OF FRICSNO CONVENIENTLY I-I70 NORTH VAN NESS AVENUE PHONE 2-3507 0000 1. www, Q, , If , , V.: S 4. ff' - W I . 1 -5, x . nf 1 512, 4' we pgigffg 23
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