Greenville High School - Indian Head Yearbook (Greenville, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1952 volume:

-Q- 'I'AVLO , PUBLISHING COMPANY DALLAS' TEXAS 0K5 I Wlndian Headoww I952 GREENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL I O MPANY Greenville, California TEXAS R YEAIIDOOKS DEDICATION To all the boys 01 Greenville Jr.-Sr. High we dedicate this 1952 Leap Year Annual. Sometimes we can get along with them, but never can we get along without them. They have given us needed help in all of our school projects and parties as well as building school spirit on the athletic field. Without them school wouldn't be much fun . WWMNQ V wage , . wm'v-MJmn-w wn-u.--ns...n MMWO, meg Ax t The Annual Staff extends its sincere thanks to Mr. Van Fleet, Mr. Smith and Tillay for their excellent mainte- S nance of our campus through the trying year of '51-'52. c 7x271? SHIRLEY GOODELL HELEN FREDRICKSON Secretary HILMER FINNE D. LEE ROSS JESS MAGINNIS WILLIAM SCHULTZ MARCIA PET ERSON JOHN MCNAUGHTON GEORGE BENT ON HARRY PRICE ADMINISTRATION EDNA RHINEHART STAN TIMONE AND FACULTY JOHANNE PEARCE MILTON KNAPP --- ,, -- , Q W SENIOR HISTORY Out of the Senior Class of 52 there are just ten of us who started together. During our first year we had with us: Lewis Smart, Marland Caudell, Don Comstock, Peggy Mullen, Mar- garet Becker, Joyce Camp, Carol Harpole, Steve Maragos, Pat Bright, Marlene Farrester and Jeanette Wherry. Of course, there were some shiftless ones like Don, Margaret and Marlene, who entered other schools but could not stay away and returned in future years. During our second year we picked up Bert Holt and Betty Vick. After struggling through two grades of school, we were all happy to enter the third grade and found that we had accumu- lated three new students; namely, Frank Rusk, Lionel Waits and Nancy Swanson. We entered our fourth year with new students, but none of them are with us now. Entering our fifth year, we managed somehow to pick up the one-and-only. Jim Van Ronk. Our class was up to full suength during our Sixth Grade. We accumulated no new students. At the beginning of our seventh year we thought that Taylorsville and Crescent Mills had in- vaded us, but these new students turned out to be from the various schools in Indian Valley and were to attend high school here. New students that year were: Harold Price, Bob Meg- inness, Gerald Delavan, Bob Stephenson, Loren Kingdom. Ronnie Logan, Nancy Whaler and Marjorie Young. We had big heads for awhile, but got over it as soon as we found out that we were not the only class in CBS. We entered school as Eighth Graders, acting like old-timers and looking down on the Sev- enth Graders that we knew envied us. That year we got two new students. They were Jesse Bush and Dick Boersig. Finally, we were Freshmen and members of the senior high. That is, we would be as soon as we were initiated by the Sophomores. And initiate us, they did! They had us running around like soldiers and acting like a fool every time they blew their whistle. We looked forward to the fact that we would be Sophomores next year and that we would be twice as mean to the freshmen. We were first to have a member of the Freshman class as a member of the Student Council. That was Bob Meginness who was Boys' Representative. Most of the C Championship Team consisted of Freshmen. . Finally, we were Sophomores with big ideas of revenge, but what happened? A new law went into effect, stating that there would be no more initiation. But we could have a party Continued SENIOR HISTORY, CONT. welcoming them in. So a party it was! We picked up one new student during our Sopho- more year, who just happened to be Charles Pew. That year we staged the annual Sopho- more Hop which turned out a success. The theme for our Hop was Springtime. We finally became Juniors and took in three new students which completed the graduation class of 1952. They were Harold Cooper, Wayne Dietrich and Glenn Swindlehurst. During that year we staged the annual Junior Ptom which also turned out to be a success The theme for our prom was the Mardi Gras. A Junior girl, Betty Vick, was elected basket- ball queen. At the end of the year, we started the first of the annual Junior-Senior Ban- quets, held in honor of the graduating seniors. After the long struggle, we were finally Seniors--time to start ordering announcements and cards, pictures and caps and gowns. We had fun at our Big Wheel day, when all of the Seniors dressed formally to go to dinner. But now the time has finally come for Baccalaureate Services and Commencement Exer- cises. The time has dome for us Seniors to leave GHS,and go our respective ways in life. PEGGY MULLEN President GHS 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2,4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Officer 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Tri-County Rep. 3,4 Paper Staff 3 Annual Sweetheart 3 Chico Conference 2, 3, 4 Sierra Conference 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Editor 4 County Band 2, 3, 4 ROBERT MEGINNESS Vice President GHS l, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 1, 4 Class Rep. 4 Student Council 1, 4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Football 3,4; Band 1,2,3 Chico Conference 2, 4 Sierra Conference 2, 4 Block G 2, 3, 4 Paper Staff 3 County Band 2, 3 SENIORS BETTY VICK Secretary GHS 1,2, 3,4 Student Council 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Yell Leader 2, 3, 4 GAA 1,2,3,4 Officer 3 Basketball Queen 3 Class Officer 3,4 Chico Conference 3 Sierra Conference 3 County Band 2, 3, 4 MARLENE FARRESTER Treasurer GHS 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Officer 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 CSF 1,4; Officer 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Officer 2 Class Officer 1, 4 Pres. 1 Paper Staff 4 Sierra Conference 2, 3, 4 Chico Conference 2, 3, 4 County Band 2 HAROLD COOPER GHS 3, 4 Football 3,4 Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Block G 3,4 Sierra Con. 3.4 Class Rep. 3 Junior King 3 K GERALD DELAVAN GHS 1,2,3,4 Paper 3 JOYCE CAMP GHS 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual 3, 4 Paper 3 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Officer 2 Tri-County Rep. 3 Chorus 2, 4 CSF 1, 2, 3, 4 Pres. 3 Chico Con. 2, 3, 4 Sierra Con. 2, 3,4 Class Officer 2, 3 Jr. Prom Queen 3 PAT BRIGHT GHS 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2, 3,4 Band 1,2,3 BlockG 2,3,4 JESS BUSH GHS 1,2,3,4 Band 1,2, 3,4 BlockG 3,4 Baseball 1, 3 Football 1,2. 3,4 Sierra Con. 4 MARLAND CAUDELL GHS l, 2, 3, 4 .. R . ,. 1u-PIFIE'F'2-byw DON COMSTOCK GHS 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2, 3,4 Basketball 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Paper 3 Band 1,2,3 Block G 2, 3, 4 Officer 3,4 DICK BOERSIG GHS 1,2, 4 Baseball 1,2 Football 2, 4 Block G 2, 3, 4 MARGARET BECKER GHS 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3,4 GAA 1,2, 3,4 Officer 3, 4 Chorus 2, 4 Paper 3, 4 Annual 3, 4 Sierra Con. 3, 4 County Band 3, 4 :1,- HAROLD PRICE GHS 1, 2, 3,4 Band 2, 3,4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 ROBERT STEVENSON GHS 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 RONNIE LOGAN GHS 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2, 3 CSF 2, 3, 4 Band 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Footba112, 3, 4 Block G 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 President 4 Chico Con:2, 3, 4 Sierra Con. 3,4 Paper Staff 3 County Band 2, 3, 4 Boys' State 3 MARJORIE YOUNG GHS 1,2, 3,4 GAA 3,4 GLENN SWINDLEHURST GHS 3,4 Football 3, 4 Block G 3, 4 Basketball 4 STEVE MARAGOS GHS 1, 2, 3,4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 4 Band 1, 2, 4 Paper 2, 3, 4 Block G 4 NANCY SWANSON GHS 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3 GAA 1, 2, 3 Annual 3,4 Paper 3, 4 JIM VAN RONK GHS 1, 2, 3, 4 Football 3, 4 Basketball 2 Baseball 3 Block G 3, 4 CAROL HARPOLE GHS 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual 3, 4 Paper 3 GAA l,2,3,4; Pres. 4 County Band 2, 3, 4 pun V ' I ' nga-mv-vne-m4mr:wuu-v-m- d' ' ' x1 1 SENIORS LIONEL WAITS GHS 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1,2,3 Baseball 2 LEWIS SMART GHS 1, 2, 3, 4 CHARLES PEW GHS 3, 4 LOREN KINGDON GHS 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 3 Paper 3 Band 1 Block G 4 FRANK RUSK GHS 1, 2, 3,4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Baseball 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, BERT HOLT GHS 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Officer 2 Block G 1,2, 3, 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Band 1.2. 3.4 Baseball 1,2, 3,4 WAYNE DIETRICH Officer 1 Band 1,2,3 GHS 3,4 Paper 2,3 Student Council 2' 3 Football 3 Block G 1, 2, 3,4 Chico Con. 3 Class Officer 1 Sierra Con. 3 Boys' State 3 NAME Margaret Dic k Pat Jesse Joyce Mar land Donald Harold Gerald Wayne Marlene Carol Bert Loren Ronald Steve Robert M. Peggy Char les Harold P. Frank Louis Robert S. Nancy S. Glenn Jim Betty Lionel Nancy W. Jeanette Marjorie KNOWN AS Mern Lover Bomba Jess Dago Gov. Don Coop Jerry Musc les Bern Harp Ethylbert Cowboy Ronnie Gus Ginny Peg Char lie Matilda Frankie Luigi Stevie Nan Swinddie Skipper Vic kie Wino Nanc Blondie Marge SENIOR HOROSCOPE REDEEMING F EATU RE Quietness Walk Build Walk Brains Quietness Blush Whiskers Curly hair Art ability Brown eyes Neatness Personality Bow- Legs Personality Dark hair Curly hair Red hair Eyes Laugh Dancing Quietness Cuteness Temper Build Freckles 22' waist Voice Black hair Blond hair Laugh A MBITION Sac. State Get a buck Explore Amazon Marry Jackie Lab. Technician Make a million Duck the Army Loafing Own Packard Co. Mr. America Congresswoman Leave Greenville To be a Coach Millionaire Jet Pilot Hard Top Racer Indianapolis 500 Career girl Great Author Make '8' Team 2nd Fred Astaire Miner General- Ma: ines Good Housewife Miner Truck Driver Career girl Lt. Nat. Guard Get married W. A. F. s Pres. FFA ALWAYS SAYS Wouldn't you know it Hi, Good Lookin! ! Ohh, yea!! Oh, Poppycock Hey, you Guys Oh, Boersig Get Lost It's aboot time! ! You're nuts Jump in the river Why ?????? You like that, huh? Somebody ratted Don't tell me Oh, Crud!! Where's the opener? Oh, King-Dong Gee's Dag-Gum-It Ho-Ho Big Man Oh shoot Oh Darn it uCensoredu Ohh Gee's uUnprintableu Shavins Oh Suck mud That's it Heavens Gee, I don't know Gee. Wilkins WEA KNESS Pontiacs Lorrie Chocolate Pie Jackie Going out Hunting Haven't found HER yet! ! ! Flirting Big cars Chryslers Ronnie Going steady Women Rodeos Marlene Westwood Wine. Women and Song Football players Chewing Gum Westerns Girls Getting A's Shows Gorden Hi-Ho's Cokes Trucks Karl Red Hair Soldiers Apple Pie Giggling DESTINY Stork Club Lake Tahoe So. Africa Jackie! ! ! ! Stanford Prof. Burn Midget Auto Racer Wall Street Scientist Cowboy Logan's Cleaners Housewife S. S.N. Y. Yankees Openshaw Ranch Logan's Cleaners Westwood Holiywood Wife, Mother Movie Producer '3' Team Bench F. Astaire's standin Hermit Stephenson's Garage 12 kids Street Cleaner Truck Driver Plumas Theater Buck Private Old Maid Lifeguard North Arm ww- mu- , ...A. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Margaret, leave the top locker to Charlene and my ability to drive to Beck who will no doubt use it. Pat, leave my ability to grow whiskers to B. Wattenburg and my football ability to Red Williams. Jess, leave my ability to straighten Ml'. McNaughton's tie to anyone who thinks he is capa- ble. Joyce, will my ability to make the C.S.F. to Deanna and my ability to get along with teachers I take to college with me. Charles, will my ability to get yellow slips to some poor Senior. Frank, will my basketball ability to D. Hayes and my dancing ability I take with me. Lewis, will my bashfulness to M. Smart and English books to S. Van. Robert S. , will my English books to B. Taresh and my good looks to Paul Powell. Nancy S. , will my shyness to Shirley Giesick who doesn't need it but may find use for it someday. Marlene, will my ability to go steady to Jania and my football enthusiasm to Bud Lozano. Carol, leave my place as first chair clarinet to Wilma, and my memories of 6.1-1. 8. I take with me. Bert, Will my ability to take part in all school sports to anyone capable and to the schooll leave Shirley Giesick tdarn i0. Loren, leave my ability to cut school and go hunting to Bish. Steve, leave my ability to shave every day to L. Sabala and my quiet ways to Red Coyne. Glenn, leave my quietness to R. Williams, my memories of G. 1-1.8. I take with me. Betty, leave my yell-leading ability to La Verne and my sister, Shirley. My fondness for cars to Mr. Maginnis. my memories of G. H. S. I take with me. Lionel, having more money than brains, leave to L. Sabala 2593 to buy some razor blades, and my height to D. Hayes. Nancy W. , leave my silliness to brother Ronnie and my tallness to brother Gary. Jeannette, leave my locker to my sister Pat, and to all the teachers I send my congratula- tions ahey finally got rid of mey Marland, leave my ability to squeeze through school to B. Waits, Don, leave my ability to play football to Leonard Hutchens and my distinguished past as a Senior to Buddy Taresh. Harold C. , being here, Leave! IThank God for small favorsM Gerald, leave nothing. I am taking it with me. Marge, will my place as a Senior to my brother, Alvin. Jim, leave my ability to Gary W. to skip school and go to L. A. Robert M. , leave my love for all the girls left in school to Delbert B. and my place on the football team to anyone capable. tHal. Peggy, will my ability to have fun in hi-school activities to G. H. S. students. The memory of G. H. S. spirit, I will always have with me. Ronnie, will my ability to get good grades without studying to Sox Stevens, and my basket- ball ability to Buddy Lozano. xzx az A;f-aa.yv,1uu - n.- Juu- :- IL L A B R m N F. S TOP. bottom: Loren, Robert; M, Betty, Gerald, Pat, Harold 0, Peggy, Marlene. Robert 8.. Charles, Joyce. Jim. Wayne, Harold P., Marland, Steve, Don, Nancy W., Ronnie, Glenn, Jeanette, Marjorie, Lewis. Margaret, Bert, -.--Cal01, Frank, Nancy S. OFFICERS Left to right: President, BARBARA MCCUTHEON; Vice President, ANN BRITSCHGI; Secretary, SHIRLEY GIESICK; Treasurer. LOREN BARTHOLF, Representative, MAXINE HUGHES; Advisor, MR. ROSS. JUNIORS First row, left to right: L. Sabala, P Powell, J. Stockton, G Coats, R. Cotney, W. Teresh. Second row: B. McCutheon, A. Britschgi, P. Whittaker, S. Giesick, L. Gates, M. Hughes, P. Bettis, C. Edmondson, J. Bridg- man, I. Larkey, F. Sabala. Third row: D. Little, 1. Ridge, J. Grace, B. Waits, Mr. Ross, B. Wattenburg, J. Meyers, L. Banholf, R. Whaler, J. Holt. raw Wu wwvww 'Mh. -w-.4bv vp-n .. MW Study Ha 11 ? Fast Game! Dvi' 't , a : x f' Concentrating ? .7...,.. -,....... .,.. Whay. V ,. 7-, WWW w -rwr SOPHOMORES Vice President -------------- Don F aller Secretary -------------- June Spellmyer Representative ----------- Marion Taddie Advisor ----------------- MI. Knapp First row, left to right: K. Sanders, D. Faller, B. Sims, J. Madigan, T. Ridge, E. Walter, R. Williams, W. McKeen. Second row: M. Taddie, F. Mullen, G. Whaler, G. Able, H. Garman, G. Sheffield, C. Walk, E. Welsh. Third row: A. Hawson. M. Smart, 8. Van, F. Trusty, D. Wilson, C. Hammil, 0. Sheffield, Mr. Knapp. Fourth row: M. Ear- hart, J. Spellmyre, J. Neuman, W. Wiley, M. Scott, M. Fuller, M. Bidwell, P. Wherry, L. Hinz. b... M, K.wW;gm,bWawm. W .,,w,,,y.x.;uw. .. , mikytw BIOLOGY 573$ SS5? : x n s3 . m $wa 3... mm. .x z E R. O. M. O H. P O S A W F m 0 m E F U E, H TS... W,. Y A D s S S S SS SXSS y S: mep 21$? xxx TRIANGULAR BRAINS TADDEI'S ARK $1 to The Hop was given on December 1, the theme of 'Snow- F. C N A D F. R O M O H DI O S FRESHMEN Left to right: Secretary ------ - - - - Kaye Youngman Vice President -------- James Wheeler President ----------- Norma Bridgman Advisor ------------ Mrs. Rhinehart Representative ----- Richard McCutcheon First row, left to right: E. Rhinehart, B. Dorman, M. Nevins, S. Karren, D. Williams, D. Wherry, S. Vick. Second row: J. Wheeler, M. McBeen, M. Bridgman, R. McCutcheon, D. Dong, B. Becker, D. Bridgman, T. Woodmansee. Third row: 8. Standart, K. Youngman, V. Wiley, E Coin, P. Bean, M. Young, H. Dolphin, L. Hutchins, R. Baxter. Fourth row: L. Hobbs, L. Creason, J. Coyn, B. Woody, D. Irwin, L. Hutchins, T. Ennis, R. Wheelock, R. Stephens, M. Van Fleet, K. Slapnik, E. Holliman, A. Prevos, E. Oatman, B. Crooks. SCIENCE nnVW7. ENGLISH T YPING wamam c. 5 av? msiiglaiiv $17,411.14; 4569 SPANISH N A M H 5 EL R El A El 0 CL C! U E H T W V.. A D SOCIAL STUDIES SOCIAL STUDIES -.. :b..-n.!.m,.ualm; ---5.A,,.l,..411-u-' twain- ,.- v - -., ., -...-a.-..HW V WW , President Gary Moore Vice President Gary Wassell Secretary T reasurer Carol Eveland Donaldene Cameron EIGHTH GRADE Firstrow: B. McCoy, J. Doyle, S. Dietrich, L. Henry, C. Eveland, R. Giesick, B Boswell, D. Hayes. Second row: M. Pfander, M. Lucio, V. Sanders, N. Pew, C. Bean, C. Wright, J. Waits, E. Johnson, Mrs. Pearce, K. Hardgrave, J. Stark, R. Madigan, A. Taylor, M. Able, J. Trusty, P. Sims. Third row: R. Hyde, L. Rilea, J. ' Whitfield, L. Timmons, B. Barnes, K. Hobbs, G. Wassell, W. Bradford, J. Roulsten, J. Wilson, B. Williams, R. Mullen, F. Boyce. H. Burdewich, E. Leu, E. Hamill, G. Moore, G. Grace, 8. Mazline. 3'9 il V M w V,.-,,w,...,m::esn r'..lr1wu - 5-: 6' ' .W..w- . Bob We lsh President Vice President K Jackie Woodmansee Marsha Burton Treasurer Secretary SEVENTH GRADE Top, left to right: H. Savercool, R. Conrad, L. Little, C. Wright, W. Gray, 1. Ware, 1. Hughes, D. Taresh, J. Montoya, C. Furrer, B. Stead, B. Caudell, B. Baxter, H. Wright, D. Norcom, R. Sheffield, F. Rhinehart, D. Shaffer, J. Farrell, L. Bradford, A. Swindlehurst, S. Larkey, B. Hall, M. Burton, M. Peterson, N. Brocke, M. Thurman, M. Madigan, P. Norcom, 8. Long, R. Cliff, J. Woodmansee, J. Thurman, F- Lambert, B. Lozano, H. Whitfield, K. Dietrich, L. Rossi, 1. Keirns, D. Grames, W. Fogleman, N. Nevins, F. Rogers, R. Welsh, S. Holliman, J. Leer. dumau...-pm.um,r..m'4 ------ - MW 'w ' ., ' wXMW r JR. VARSITY Top, left to right: G. Able, B. Cotney P. Been, L. Hutchins, E. Coyne, K. Sanders, M. Taddie, J. Stockton, M. McBean, R. Baxter, Coach Price, E. Faahs, G. Sheffield, 8. Maragos, J. Grace, B. Simms, D. Bridgman, L. Hutchins, B. Waits, D. Boersig, P. Powell, Coach Timone. B. HOLT, D. COMSTOCK Captains Varsity VARSITY Top, left to right: T. Ridge. R. Williams, G. Coats, J. Myers, J. Bush, B. Wattenburg, B. Meginness, H. Cooper, J. Holt, Coach Price, J. Madigan, L. Bartholf. E. Sanders, B. Holt, D. Comstock, R. Logan, J. Van Ronk, G. Swindlehurst, Coach Timone. ;: i ,g E X W MQFMMWL. VAKDLL 1 Greenville- - - - 32 Greenville- - - - 31 Greenville - - - 18 Greenville - - - 19 Greenville - 14 1 k x x , 'P , .V Greenville - 7 Westwood- - - - 8 Xx a, x 1 L 8 1 1 8- L . . M Greenville - 18 Portola- - - - - - 9 Quincy loses the ball and game ' Greenville- - - 6 Quincy ------ 6 Los Molinas - Reno Reserves Westwood- - - Portola - - - - - 12 Quincy- - - - - - 12 Comstock runs over 'em 8 1W ' ' .- 8 . . W .A III, 8 The Champs score another JU NIOR VARSIT Y Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Greenville Westwood Porto 121 Quincy Porto la Chester Quincy E 1 :H-v-am a - A 8 vi 1 :1- 69-1-K cn.amaqomuw amigww..;w.:-4: E First row, left to right: I. Holt, Coach Timone, G. Swindlehurst, R. Left to right: H. Price, G. Able, E. Walters, L. Bartholf, L. Kingdom, 1 Williams. Second row: D. Comstock, J. Ridge, R. Meginness, R. P. Powell, G. Sheffield, J. Stockton, Coach Timone, R. Logan, J. E Whaler, H. Cooper, J. Myers. Madigan, D. Bridgman, M. Taddie, L. Sabala, E. Faahs, M. McBeen, a D. Faller. . A TEAM SCORES B TEAM SCORES Greenville- - -26 Red Bluff- - - 45 Greenville- - -35 Red Bluff- - - 30 Greenville- - -40 Chester- - - - 23 Greenville- - -47 Chester- - - - 21 Greenville--- -25 Quincy- - - - 39 Greenville- - -30 Quincy- - - - 28 Greenville- - -35 Westwood- - - 34 Greenville- - -32 Westwood- - - 26 Greenville- - -34 Lassen ----- 46 Greenville- - -33 Lassen ----- 28 Greenville- - -30 Portola- - - - 46 Greenville- - -50 Portola- - - - 21 Greenville- - - Quincy- - - - Greenville- - - Quincy- - - - Greenville- - - Westwood - - Greneville- - - Loyalton- - - Greenville- - ; Loyalton - - - Greenville- - - Westwood- - - Greenville- - - Lassen - - - - Greenville- - - Lassen ----- Greenville- - - Portola - - - - Greenvill - - Portola- - - - Greenville- - - Loyalton - - - Greenville- - -. Loyalton- - - - Greenville- - - Chester - - - - Greenville- - - Chester- - - - C TEAM Greenville- -24 Chester- - - - 6 Greenville- -20 Lassen- - - - '7 Greenville- -22 Westwood- - 10 Greenville- - -20 Lassen- - - - 10 Greenville- - -32 Chester - - 14 Greenville- - - 5 Westwood- - 17 D TEAM Greenville- -32 Cheste - - - 21 Greenville- -17 Lassen- - - - 24 Greenville- -29 Westwood- - -16 Greenville- -32 Lassen- - - - 25 Greenville- -29 Chester- - - -17 Greenville- -21 Westwood- - -22 ACTION ON THE COURT Suspense Heavy Ball - wwwwlv First row, left to right: R. McCutcheon, J. Stockton, R. Stevens. Second row: I. Holt, M. Taddie, J. Madigan, K. Sanders, P. Bean, R. Wheelock. Third row: H. Oatman, L. Sabala, R. Cotney. Fourth row: P. Powell, D. Little, R. Whaler, B. Waits, T. Ridge, M. McBeen, Mr. Price. TRACK AND BASEBALL Firstrow: left to right: T. Ennis, B. Becker, H. Garman, T. Woodmansee, D. Bridgman, G. Sheffield, L. Hutchins. Second row: L. Bartholf. J. Madigan, J. Van Ronk, J. Holt, D. Boersig, B. Holt, L. Sabala, E. Faahs, C. Walk. Third row: Coach Timone, G. Walters, B. Sims, D. Comstock, H. Cooper, T. Ridge, D. Faller, J. Myers, M. McBeen. ,, ,m ,W, 4 , .1 , wnbmrr-n-n- .v , r -...W4-w t W SPORTSMANSHIP TROPHY Football ------------ Bert Holt Basketball ----- - - - - Ronnie Logan BASKETBALL QUEEN Sophomores ------- June Spellmyer Juniors ------- Barbara McCutcheon Seniors ------- - Mar lene Farrester .. . H. -. ....,. .... m- ,...-.zzaz: .....:r..k,..;,.ud -mnr . . p -1 ,W V . ,-,. .M . TM. mm, u-v-Vz-y w :4- WW MW MWy-anwxmw' Awwmwm Shirley Giesick, Jania Bridgman, LaVerne Gates, Betty Vick YELL x ; a,bwmxwgw LEADERS Roberta Giesick, Norma Bridgman, Shirley Vick 2 g $an um: -wqme Mn ,5. WHMW; - w A , - W..-.w'-na....av,-.c gamug..- , V , mww...- w aw...-...f,.., m-.. . $3, wwwgw- WM ..,..,...;V.; , m mirm Left to right: E. Welsh, W. Wiley, M. Hughes, M. Farrester, J. Bridgman, Harpole, J. Camp, N. Swanson, J. Neuman. ANNUAL STAFF MR. McNAUGHTON, Advisor SHIRLEY GIESICK, Assistant Editor PEGGY MULLEN, Editor WHPW? mm..- 1.. a V , ..-- xxmww x w W. 2AM r ymmm 1m ; Faced with delays, storms and vanish- ing deadlines, the ANNUAL EDITORS go madly to work. Or just go mad! Meanwhile. . . the ANNUAL PHOTOGRAPHERS blend their talents in taking a senior portrait. m K I I 5 , ,! 114411, MRS. RHINEHART BARBARA McCUTCHEON MR. McNAUGHTON Editor-in-chief Advisors , 0 xx; ?ww M7 y PAPER STAFF T ypists Assistant Editors President Sponsor CAROLE HARPOLE M, pETERSON Vice President Secretary Treasurer , JANIA BRIDGMAN MARGARET BECKER C. EDMONDSON G.A.A. MEMBERS: M. Becker, M. Bidwell, J. Bridgman, N. Bridgman, A. Britschgi, J. Camp, J. Coyne, L. Creason, B. Crooks, C. Edmondson, M. Farrester, D. Fisher, M. Fuller, S. Giesick, L. Gates, C. Harpole, M. Hughes, J. Larkey, B. McCutcheon, P. Mullen, J. Neuman, M. Nevins, A. Prevost, F. Sabala, M. Scott, J. Spellmeyer, N. Swanson, K. Slapnick, M. Smart, 8. Standart, M. Van Fleet, B. Vick, S. Vick, D. Wherry, J. Wherry, P. Wherry, D. Williams, W. Wiley, V. Wiley, 8. Van, D. Wilson, M. Young, K. Youngman. w - mmmvmmmmm$mm , , mg. - nm-'Hu4'a3yaf;,nrm 270er 1.. M M M m, ATHLETIC ab. xi?jw 7757?; Z x1, X Joyce Camp and LaVerne Gates team up in Ping Pong doubles. behind the ball. That's LaVerne MaryAlice, Delores, Mollie, Joan, June and LaVerne are going to get a kick out of this. ? Betty Vick and Editor-of- this-here-annual-Pe gg y smash the birdie. Shirley Lynn, Delores, Katy, Mary Lou and Mary Kay make it easier for the Indians to find their goal. Margaret Becker displays proper technique, X but June Spellmeyer appears doubtful about the results . Mmmm Firstrow, let: to right: J. Holt, J. Madigan, G. Coats, R. Meginness, G. Swindlehurst, R. Logan, L. Kingdom. Second row: Coach Timone, M. Taddie, D. Boersig, B. Holt, S. Maragos, L. Bartholf, F. Rusk, J. Van Ronk, Coach Price. Third row: R. Williams, P. Bright, J. Bush, D. Comstock, T. Ridge, H. Cooper, J. Myers. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL f 3 l l b JIMMIE STOCKTON K JASIA BRIDGMAN Vice President RONNIE LOGAN ecretary President BARBARA MCCUTCHEON WILLIAM SHULTZ Adviser Treasurer Left to right: Maxine Hughes, Robert Megines, Jania Bridgman, Ronnie Logan, Barbara McCutcheon, MI. Shultz and Marion Taddei. BOB BEC KER Vice President DELBERT BRIDGMAN President Secretary Treasurer Adviser SHIRLEY VICK VIVIAN WILEY HARRY PRICE JUNIOR STUDENT COUFNCIL ' rum h:- ht inn m4 Standing. 16ftt0 right: K- Sanders, 3- Wattenburg, Mr. Schultz, L. Bartholf, D. Faller. Seated, left to right: M. Farrester, W. Wiley, A. Britschgi, B. McCutcheon, J. Camp, C. Edmonson, C. Hamill, F. Trusty. s C.S.F. AND J.S.S. Left to right: R. Giesick, S. Karren. J. Coyne, 8. Becker, Mr. Price, D. Bridgman, V. Wiley, J. Dietrich, K. Hobbs. BAND JANIA BRIDGMAN Vice President MR. FI NNE D irec tor PEGGY MULLEN President Firstrow. lefttoright: W. Wiley, K. Slapnickh M. Becker, S. Giesick, P. Whittaker, C. Edmonson, J. Larkey, L. Gates, B. Vick. Second row: V. Wiley, K. Youngman, N. Wattenburg, F. Sabala, D. Bridgman, C. Walk, K. Hobbs, B. Waits, A. Hawson, D. Fisher, P. Sims, R. Williams, J. Neuman, S. Maragos, G. Grace, M. Bid- well, E. Walters. Third row: F. Trusty, S. Vick, D. Wherry, J. Waits, R. Giesick, 8. Standard, M. Van Fleet, R Logan, P. Mullen, F. Rusk, R. Stephenson, B. Sims, T. Woodmansee, L. Creason, N. Bridgman,.S. Sorsoli. B. Becker, M. McBeen, A. Britschgi, J Madigan, R. McCutcheon, P. Powell, H. Price, J. Bridgman. Fourth row:V. Sanders, Mr. Farrester, B. Wattenburg, M. Nevins, R. Madigan, M. Scott, J. Holt, L. Sabala, G. Moore, Mr. Finne. Sui 4.m cad w 1W 1 ' : , , .31 ' 7 v ,. ' 4 :- f . W 5E k ,. , x , : 1-, d g i . n I 4a.. w lb. Frontrow: M. Earhart, M. Bidwell, C. Edmondson, M. Nevins, D. Wherry, V. Wiley, S. Karen, E. Holliman, J. Coyne. Second row: K. Youngman, M. Fuller, B. McCutcheon, C. Hamill, B. Dorman, M. Becker, F. Trusty, A. Prevost, M. Smart, J. Camp, E. Harson, M. Scott, L-. Hienz, D. Williams, N. Wattenburg, S. Van, P. Wherry, Mr. Finne. Seated: J. Neuman. CHICO CONFERENCE : mHOW: J. Stockton. Mr. Shultz, E. Welsh, M. Taddei, R. Meginness. R- Legan- Second TOW! A- Britschgi- G1esick, C. Edmondson, M. Hughes, J. Bridgman. P. Mullen, 1- Camp. N- Bridgman, 3' McCutcheon. Top, left to right: Don Faller, Ed Welsh, Kenneth Sanders, Ronnie Logan, Jess Bush, Robert Meginness, Bob Becker Fay Trusty, Joan Neuman; Barbara McCutcheon, Jania Bridgman, Mr. Shultz, Margaret Becker, Marlene Farrester Ann Britschgi. Maxine Hughes, Shirley Giesick, Vivian Wiley, Charlene Edmondson, Wilma Wiley, Joyce Camp Peggy Mullen. ' Guest Speaker DOCTOR SHANNON SIERRA LEADERS CONFERENCE . -,, :wmqmuw-'an:$$rqu-hl3a, secretary v. SANDERs Vice President 1, WAITS President R. GIESICK Advisor MRS. PEARCE Treasurer R. MADIGAN JUNIOR F.H.A MEMBERS: M. A 91331:? IB.Scaxlter, C. Bean, L. Bradford, B. Caudell, 8. Han K, H.3rd ye, L. Henry, F. Farrell, R. Giesick, B. L. N.onh V Sgraves, M. Lucio, R. Madigan, P. Norcum, hum. J.'w;1 anders, P..Shafer, A. Taylor, A. Swindle- lts, A. Whltfleld, C. Wright, B. Boswell. wpmg . Aer K F.H.A. SNAPSHOTS The Future Homemakers know that every home needs a man and that to get a man a girl must.. .. . . . mend her ways. .. ,g $ . . . be will groomed. .. . . have a good posture . . . . . . avoid Barbara's example. .. . . . keep her weapons sharp. .. 4k; -ae;mut BO- 17W! 0 ' 11 :11! ...and sew. .on... and on. . and on. .. THE LOAFERS INDUSTRIOUS FEMALES SANTA'S HELPER , THE NEW TOM SAWYER nu.1--unpa....vv,.:.-au:s7u.m.r ,N , Rx , HavdAtww : wk . 1-5:$$ w $$LV o ,WoA WI Mnyleytnar vua t ;Mam9h73 I VJohtsf ' derr 9v Days Glamour Cir! ? ?rcf5. l . w n 1. .i x! , r, 71x , 3.1 If A.?n'u. j ,x Z43? 44 2'... 1:1? aw-Ag'fx ., ,1 A fiofgrw A. Kna; Lg, 44'1 fiizr'wv; A, 1' 5 52,6 2;. ,Zw 7 1 ... .. .. Ix 1w + a m V M y In .M. , a a v ML. ,AL 7m 1' cf V, 6 g C. . -1wHw-...,a . . ..4-...,puvg. r -,...- 7 ,.,.. , . -.... v ,. ,