Gridley High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Gridley, CA)

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JtdwisL J'CUimBJiA, jdmohkjDL OUTLINE OF ACTIVITIES NOVEMBER 3—Fair and Horse Show. NOVEMBER 19—Initiation of Biggs, Live Oak, Gridley, in Gridley. NOVEMBER 21—Barn Dance: Bill Robinson received State Farmer degree and charm: Parent and Son Banquet: Carl Wiser, Jerry Stohlman, noted excellent in Farming Program Competition; Jerry Greene and Ray Robinson noted good in same com- petition; Agriculture Department donated $20 toward Annual; Donated $5 for Easter Egg Hunt; Started Sears Beef Project; Bob Storm was awarded Beef Heifer Prize; Bill Robinson and Ira Butterfield received $100 Scholarship from Sears, Roe- buck and Co.; High-grade heifers from Sears; Funds obtained for Carl Wiser, Jerry Stohlman, Ray Robinson; Ray Robinson purchased purebred Poland China gilt from San Luis Obispo College; Harold McLean and Jesse Little purchased Poland China gilts from Rotary; Charles Benish, Howard Barnes, Ralph Woodmansee, and Lenard Jensen, received purebred gilts from Sears Agriculture classes butchered beef, poultry, rabbits, hogs, and veal; Treated more than 700 cows for heel flies; Made an all-day trip to Redding to the Regional Meeting and were guests of the Recla- mation Service at Shasta Dam: Five boys attended the Speaking Contest at Chico; Carl Wiser received State Farmer degree: Ralph Butcher received silver ring for presidential duties: Boys of Agriculture I and II classes studied grafting of walnut trees under the direction of Mr. Crawford. BACK ROW: Ivan Pike, Ray Robinson, Howard Barnes, Harold McLean, Jesse Little, Verlin Yadon, Kenneth Byram, Darrel Brokaw. THIRD ROW: Edgar Brubaker, Donald Tipton, Marion Baker, Don Shirley, Don Johnson, Jack Bonslett, Johnnie Oliver, Mr. Sweringen. SECOND ROW: Dale Lively, Milton Stewart, Ralph Crain, Preston Baker, Ralph Lewis, Lee Scofield, Morgan Cham- bers, Elmo Morton, Eddie Henderson. FIRST ROW: Lee Watkins, G. R. Loughmiller, Ralph Woodmansee, Johnnie Greenwood, Jerry Stohlman, Jerry Greene, Carl Wiser, Bob Storm, David Wiser, Earl Morton.

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DANCE BAND BACK ROW, left to right: Kenneth Kelly, Billy Collier, Darnell Gar- rett, Bill Moore, Allen Hill, Al Brokaw, Jack Sherman, Ed Biggs, Forrest Duranceau. SECOND ROW: Mr. Stevens, Louise Rodgers, Edith Ryan, Nellie Bate, Roger Guilford, Eleanor Mund, Margie Simpson, Barbara Little, Marilyn Wilcox. FIRST ROW: Dinty Moore, Drums, Jimmy Vines. (Band and (Dan L (Band. Last year our school band consisted of only a few players who had had previous expe- rience. In order to have a fairly good sized band, Mr. Stevens started more than forty beginners. It was these people who played at the Chico Festival last year. This year most of the beginners returned to form a good nucleus for a much better band. The improve- ment of our band has been reflected in the type of music played this year and the fact that the band went on tour with the dance band and chorus for the first time. The dance band meets before school, and has been at its best this year, boasting six saxophones, six trumpets, three trombones, piano, and drums. It has been featured on the Music Club shows, at rallies, the Junior Women's Fashion Show, the Boy Scout Dinner, and elsewhere. Some of the members even played for a wedding reception. A number of the players play with professional orchestras. BAND BACK ROW, left to right: Jim Vines, Everett Lindsay, Bob Pow- ers, Robert Moore, Reger Guilford, Shirley Gage, Eleanor Mund. SEC- OND ROW: Mr. Stevens, Salvad;r Fspana, Bill Elliot, Bcb Ccurts, Manuel Cardoza, Kenneth Kelly, Bill Collier, Darnell Garrett, Fra k Deniz. FIRST ROW: Marilyn Wil- cox, Bonnie Neubarth, Louise Rodgers, Marie Ann Mauer, Carclee Cliffman, Verda Walton, Edith Ryan, Nellie Bate, Jerrie Lee Ran- dolph, Margie S mpson, Barbara Little, Lola Espana.

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PROJECTS Ray Robinson and Sears' Heifer Lee Watkins and Sears Gilt Jewell Harkey, Queen of F.F.A. Barn Dance Jerry Greene, King Carl Wiser crowns Queen Jerry Stohlman and Milk Cart Bob Storm and Sears Heifer