Gridley High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Gridley, CA)

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 «44 54 The freshman spring class officers are, from left to right, Carole Shifflet, yell leader; Martha Randolph, vice president; Reed Jensen, president; Beverly Jones, secretary. FIRST ROW. left to right: Shirley More- land, LeRoy Price. Nancy Price, Vern Stewart, llene Thompson. James Murphy. Sharon Irvine. Bill Cameron. SECOND ROW: Leola Johns. Ruth Hinds. Martha Rcndolph. Sandra Yates. Howard Allison, Selma Little. Barbara Miller. Brud Soares. THIRD ROW Patty Yarbrough, Helen Dun- Icp, Larry Carlin, Joline Stull, Bob Merkes, Luella Bronner. Buddy Linn. FIRST ROW. left to right: Barbara Medici, Wayne Johns. Darlene Henderson. George DeHoff, Miss Zula Z. Ballew. Marilyn Beck, Don Mitchell, Marian Galetto. SECOND ROW: Nancy Ellington, Laurin Johnson. Janet Jeffers. Kenneth Passmore. Barbara Jordan. Don Miller, Verna Terry. Bob Wal- ler. THIRD ROW: Carolyn West. Keith Ellison, Dorothy Irvine. Scott Koehler. Nel- lie Fnzell. Ken Rutherford. Carole Shif- flet. FOURTH ROW: Bill Smith. Joan Um- che d. Gary Pfister, Jerry Lee Shirley. Paul Haury, Howard Stover. Bill Spence.

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 pate Stefa FRESHMAN ( LASS First Row. left to right—Ida lo Prock, Jana Davis, Delores Spear, Mr. Robert Morris, Mary Stover, Jean Lehn, Duane Over- all, Margaret Dillard. Second Row—Ralph Panecaldo, Louise Barnes, Price Wilson, Eva Jo Pushing. Ila Stone, Jerry Skouris. Doris Claypool. Charles Muncy Third Row—Joyce Herrell, Leila Nester, Eugene Cowee, Darlene Newton, Arlene Ulery, Jeri Lewis Leanora Cardoza. The Freshman Class, well on their way now to a successful high school career, started out the year, on the very first day, by wearing hair oil, no make-up, clothes wrong side out and backwards. The next day they had to come dressed as characters in nursery rhymes, and they were auctioned off as slaves to the upperclassmen. The third day the girls wore their fathers’ pajamas and the boys wore their mothers’ nightgowns. They showed very good sportsmanship all through the initia- tion. Climaxing the week was the Freshman Reception, October 13, spon- sored by the Sophomore Class after the Anderson football game. The frosh in their turn sponsored the Sophomore Return, November 10. after the Orland football game. The Freshman Class did not stay in the background for long, and they soon let the school know of their ability to keep up with the upper- classmen. The Freshman Class officers are, from left to right — Sandra Yates, president; Jer- ry Lee Shirley, vice president; Brud Soares, yell leader; and Joan Umscheid, recretary. First Row, left to right— Darrell Thompson. Sue Wolker, Bill Oakley. A'ice Watson, Ken Shel- ton. Myree Glover, Doyle Freeman, Clara Hinkle. Second Row — Bonnie Lively. Jimmie Radey, Shirley Grischkow- sky. Norma Carender, Roger Reeves. Janet Copelin, Bill Burbank Third Row — Marjorie Rowley. Lois Richins. George Doering, Betty Jo K a y 1 o r, Beverley Jones, Wyatt Perkin3, An- gio Panecaldo.

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C. First Row, left to right — Nancy Hughes, Donald Evans, Shirley Edwards, Freddie Hud- son, Miss Ann Carter. Melvin Melton, Dorthy Carender, Hugh Handley, Barbara Gattiker. Second Row—Joanne Herrington. Bonnie Glover, Robert Childress, Edna Eisner, Gerald Gorton, Eva V heeler, Bunda Dillard. Doris Hale, Merton An- derson. Third Row—Ger- ald Nester, Judy Brown. O. J. Campbell, Betty Ab- bott. Wayne Cushing. Patti Moore. Kenneth Ed- singer, Loretta Little. SOPHOMORE ( LASS Outstanding among the privi- leges enjoyed by sophomores is the planning and direction of the initiation of freshmen. This year the class followed the usual pat- tern of activities, eliminating lip- stick, a former obnoxious practice. Calling the first five days of school “W e 1 c o m e Freshmen Week,” they gave the frosh a thor- oughly happy time. An outstand- ing feature was the selling of the freshmen as slaves for 25 cents. Dan Soares, junior, acted as auc- tioneer. A total of $17.50 was made; the money helped to pay for the orchestra for the Sopho- more Return. FALL OFFICERS A. Left to right— Bob Newell, yell leader; Wayne Cushing, p r e s i- dent; LeRoy Rich- i n s, secretary; Roger Sanford, vice president. B. First Row, left to right—Florence Fife, Markay Hamblin, Loretta Kolensberg. Leo King. Ramona Moody, James Waller. Betty Copeland, Bob Scott. Joyne Hepworth. Sec- ond Row—Jim Rogers, Virginia Lee Hills Warren Riley, Doris Baker. Bill Thompson Myrna Parsons, Barbara Siebe. David Vaca. Third Row—Ed Britton, Donna Lee West. Theodore Moody. Joann Pryde, Ralph Goodman, Donna Bronner, Joe Dotson. .dike a Salt piam