Hanford High School - Janus Yearbook (Hanford, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1954 volume:

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LENORE WILKINSON Valedictorian 'ff 3' i surf! .P-.NM IANICE SPANKE KENNITH SHORT 11 ' ' X Top Ten: Lenore Wilkinson, Barbara Barrons, JoAnn Lock, Carolyn Mendes, Roy Yamamura, Iecxnne Adams, Janice Spanke, Kay Garman, Juanita Garcia, Ruth Hall. 6XCe!L6! Gfizend Awards were based upon scholar- ship, character, citizenship, and partici- pation in school activities. LENORE WILKINSON ROBERT KELLER Att Pefect attendance: Carol Parsons and Iohri Cardoza, IOANN LOCK Salutatoriari A IPfANN7:1 ATAHS E .'A K11fEfI.Ii'IQ .l.'.f1'Fff F2'N.-'RRI' I-.FRE ,B fa' xv' . 'QQFS w'4n' ,'xK! ' W + , , 1: 10 M ' 1 .1- --77' Q-..,,..' K 1 -X - x .. ' I fx' mx -. N Y'f'4'lU:l V' 5571. TFAYE-T FQVFYI'-,fI1 Cf'JALf'x ff, 'RLFT-JYI LQVVETJF EAFBFIRO FAFRAFA UIA 122.62-'T'IS VOEJTEZY IIARIF EFGLTY I TTLALI P'f'l.',Li-f IALAPH FOI-I FFL 1'-s fi of W'-r KC 5 -2 'lu- fi x pug -f' if' 21? f 4. PI'TIf PHAVY 'ZkVVl':' Hu'-.TE UW X f'Y '3P ,I P7 Qiflj E' TWH VY .T-.F'lf fEf F-FI VV? fs X EFT Wfjr' :.:,f MONTY MIKE ARMI IACTK ASAKI MARIAN AVILA 4? .41 ,ff alt J -1' its VICTOR AVILA PAUL PATJEGAS LILLIATI BANEVEFFS IAMES BOYD gf- ,-M CVJSG mCei'.!'-9 A v qw Y A Frnifl Dfxfm Tf?Cf7iVf'fd rwcon from Bob Keller. HT'YJFIIfTIi FIIILDON CATO Q. J , N if ,J . ' I :NN qv Rb Pwrcy of the yf:CIr TJAVIISK CHAPMAN qu, F , FCNALTT BUTLER 5 va .,..., TK - . sv? GVRALD CAR1'DOZ1'x BGNNIE CLARK KAY CLFIVTILAND HAROLD CLUTI1 Yin- Y1,,:f, L K qu ' .., ,.' X X !' X Iii A INELORIS CRAIG RC'-ITIIEI r.fAF.1E: cmf'ieTf TUANITA COELHO EfA?4LE.Y COMFORT ARTHUR COOPER 14 IOSEPH CABRAI. MANUEL CANDELAEIA MAHYANNE CANTLON vii if,- 'IN f ,x '- xg. . 1 ' IOHN CARITOZA PAHBARA CASMERO FUAHLEFIE CASTRO HERBERT CLUTE LOUIS DAVIS EHTIEST DEAN 1' 'N , 'Wi A 6' 'C' V137 MARY LOUISE CRXSPI JOYCE DePRIEST DONALD DEWHIRST 7 Aft 9 LIZ.-RBPITH IVIMP I K I, Dnlf. . 1- :1FFF??-JI' EISCOBAR sd 1 p-.af N 5 3 TTT? f1 :'.3'I' k'I'Ef'r' E13-.YT TLLIF FTXTITIE' FIFF ' FH?'ITf3.S HUFY FULLZFTCTI RACHEL GS-.ITAfI 'Y .'OfifIg, M-f1E1L? r' 'TAI.fFF3II. W ' 'lf'?S Gf5.f1 I -Q wifi Qian, 5. . 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SALLY GRISWOLD BETTY GROFJI' BEf'I'T':' GROENEVFLT 0-I' 5 GORDON HALEY FUTH HALL SHIHLEE HALL IOYCE HEINTZ MARILYN IIUFFMAN IOHN HUSHAW inf GILBERT funn LLNU IA yxmcsorx rA'IHIfIA mcrcsow 1 BURTON IACCBUS TROY IE YTFIES MILTON IOHTISCII fm ,WM V 122 f 1 4 9 J 1 ,A sg H 7. no' sd' Vgtyh 5.56 I I 'f X N-Z , 'Riff 05' J M J X TTWITE1 YfWEfT.SOTI LOIS ICTEQTJSGTI DAT! KOUITIG FRATIK LFONARD LUCINDA LLNAFIO I0 ATQTI LOTK VIZ LOHSF f P.HOL'1'fl LCTPFZ 'iff' fi 675 wt' Tiff 1 14501 'IT P1115 1 YOVV LOW HVUCIY? Nf'F'UI I IULA F.ff:T.ff.FI.f1YlV' I ffxiilfi Iff'1P! IfTUlSI IJA f'AC',TX 20 ROBERT KELLER T5 ,N , , . 4, .Q DON KONING IOE LEGARRETA BOB LEMOS VERNON LOVIEH BETTY MAINER N. e 72x l , Q. 3 'T fl! ff -, Mecisured for graduation robes: . STIIVF MOORE HFISRY MORAN FARBARA MORSE RICHARD MEIQDES 42 sr' -Q-fi' ARLYJ OBERT HPRY PAT ILLA CAROL PARSONS EZELEYI P.l.UI.O LOUIE MARTIN -if YVOTQTSF TIANP1 NYGUFL LUCY KARANIO .v-J' ' ,, 5' 5 ANTlE'I 1'il PIMi,Fl'1TL THOMAS MARTIN CLARFTJCE MATTCS CAROLYN MENIIES N? -an-as w N-:-vi S. T MARIE MILLS TJAIJCY MITSUYOSHI ROBERT MONTGOMERY BOB IIIESON TX f1VNQ'I3 IENNIE EAGLE STEVEN RAMIEHZ FIALPIN NEYVOSO MARY IANL RIPE STIVL f+.m.,OLD fmg,HI'.iOI.I, z.. Z x' r.. I LET fC2 ECQHIG LS 1 Y'-'f -K..-' ui 1 L if MARIE ROBINSON FELL EROBIYISOY-I LET RUSS CLOHES ELAN SCHAFYIH T.fYI'.IJA ANN SCJHAFFR CLFYFLAKD SCHALFS LVN' STV! LL VVHNA ICP-.N 'wan L Ln, ed' 0:7 17' ,W BEVERLY ROSE LQSARA SANCI-IES RONALD SENNA q.. g LCUZS SILT SHIRLEY ROSE MARY RUBALCAVA - YQ . 1 ' Q f J , 5 2 D 1 ' LAWRENCE SAECO IAMES SAUCIER '13-n-ww TIORBFRT SITXAS RAULINA SH-YOES ELLA VAYE SKAGGS GERALI5 SMITH FEEPREILL SOUZP, If'C.ICff SPANKF LFLATID TOS DOROTHY VIEGA l EDWARD VIFIMHA 'Is' I AMES VP Wr-AY AW A vl '1 -xONl'LV 'ALIACF n emoriam 15.1.15 wma Lt.: .1 I-5 ff . . I5 I Q? . M 'E I ,K ff if ff ! I B135 'J.':TGr.mr: William Young! who died December 10' L2':OE1ii VJIL1-IIT-I 1953. YXOEIS XVILLIAMS fOY'fEf '.'.'1LLIM.ffS ROY YAHATIURA -J Nasa -I sf ! '7' EJAYMOTCP Y.f4.3wFEf,f',1If3ii Fl'I'?.PTilQN YOULG 'IOMTJY ZAR.-KGCZA Bffiifkilllfi VEEILLIOFI As freshmen, we were the last class to enyoy the wealth of a sevenfperiod day, We were mauled in the traditional FroshfSoph Brawl, and put to work gathering wood for bonfire rally. lBewitched and Harbor Lights were our favorite tunes. Our sophomore year was highlighted by the first All-School Carnival, held in the Civic Auditcrium. The Meteor went weekly and published stories on the completion of new tennis courts and shop builde ings As juniors, we heard HC Happy Day , Wish You Were Here , and 'Tennessee Waltz on the jukebox in the brandfnew cafeteria, The buildings were conf derzined, but no one got excited about it. A new student body constitution failed, then passed cn a second attempt. Television invaded our lives as everyone was talking about Dragnet , Large crowds saw the y,-- turned to see the senior presentation of A Date With ludyw in the spring . . A Dressfup Day, Ditch Day, Baccalaureate, graduation . . 4 77 . ,? . A, ,.. MISS ERLAITIE GREGORY Senior Cass Advisor Kenra-:enfa'i'.'e, V' 'H trol ,P rtmr .fa i--fm' r 4-- ' .4 rl Q ,hw fs , i 31' 1 Bullpups win four football games in the fall and re- W Fall semester officers: Ed Potter, president, Betty Riddle, vice-preside Marilyn Huffman, secretary, Arlene Bcxrbeiro, treasurer, Sally Griswc X ,Q semester officers: Iirn Scrucier, president Beity Riddle, vice- MR, IACK GARNER Kay Gcxrmcxn, secretaryg Arlene Bcrrbeiro, irecsurerg Lenore Senior Class Advisor 1 ll representative. ' S 4'f M , , 'ld R ff y 'N' X 1-'- - jyx XR if J Q X c V J KXX fa X! - A r' 'A,f1ff UA, ff f ' T 1- 'C' in .X , Nw wig? -'wil' I 'X -XC Jik Qt-wifi 7-'H-...qu-4 X...,Li R X f-cdbu X b ww- ' idx -ms--qqggw...-... pf X41 4 .. , C-'51, x, 'lk .M- AAU. 1' Vi. X X 4,64 ..r+ i ' +A-K x 'i1 ' W 'X . 'rf ,f ,max U1' 'rf . Q f:, 2- I Q A' 1 , jg . 5 fi 1 u 1 g :.',N 'I 3 5 5 ff ' 1 3 . 3 X , 5 Q E u - xx f' -v,' .--M '- A ' V ik' A. 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' - f pi-Q f ' ' .r a . , -, A . 1 - f .Q ff- - J v sa Q 5 I 'J ! i ' y ,- my ip ii bl f' ,Q U ', Us f N15 ,pu , mb :wi 2, M I A ,f .- fn-wwf V' Icmice Spcmke, first semester Student Body President. 'JC f'. 'Q I' I if 4 ri Ass 1:11, sfnciarid .Q 111P'1T r' 'iy fz0:31dor1t in E- Aix f, Q 'fl ai 'S ' fu X 'S-Q., First semester Student Council members smiled at the birdie. Y XAP3 1 ,D Exxggisxjsteex guxxos o o Buigglnqs HA CHEL .S,fuc!enf Counci The wheels of student govern- ment continued to roll steadily during the l953e54 school year. With Mr. Burk Faraola as advisor, the student representatives put in a year of hard work. The first semester saw Ianice Spanke take up the reins of stu- dent government and with a firm hand guide Hanford High School through its tight budget. The second semester election put lack Asaki at the helm of HUHS government. He and his council were faced with the pro- blem of deciding the necessary qualifications for members of the student police system, which was scheduled to go into effect the following year. 'X' H G ewd Yell LZQYZQSN I' OMQQ' HJ S lr.-FSO o,,,OrelEH Ulofjve H I it N in B I I I is, oo 1 mmfsgfifgs OO L S,-O 5. -. f P Ubjfc. Ify X get to siociof Xbox E9 E t f QP- .oqfgfg Mlqk. Guy?- L e GL X 'On Y SX C oifmxxs fs 0-rg -sr- I Sobh OIZZQNEES CHAML e Dresenfqyjff VU 4 ag ka BEATRYCEKER DEN AK Aggigant Treasuref 4 ,'qn Q rl I ,' f J Lq J if Hike if . ldenf 'ggi . 80 V i . 4 Q L 00 1 ix S N' Nxdz Nhydy 2? Q I Q? 27 new YSNOGQQQ M was C P , . Om t Er mlwofifgifbr 4411716 fi f -ails ', ON T' X - CAROLYN CURTIS Iunior Representative Cs QE YP-T vvsiiotxve ge? 9 'YTEYQQKK UD QCOWX GQXSXN OLD LU! tor QU U . 5 P' 5 enxdmv 9 Se Qteiie ' . 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Many other bills were brought up during the year. A bill which held the interest of the majority of the stu- dent body concerned the hiring of buses to transport students to games away from horne. 1705 3 - iff' mfr c -41 Second semester representatives: Alves, L Blanchard Eaton, Emery, Harwell, Lawless, Lewis, Orta, Sanchez, Silva, Voiles, Wittkins, Allen, Blgn chord, Coon, Garcia, Hernandez, Iauregui, Morton, Nelson, Scott, Stevenson, Yarbrou h, Ahlen, Clark, Fadenrecht, Hendren, Lage, Moody, Omata Richmond, Sweeney, Tuttle, Armi, Clute, Garman, Groot, lackson, Obert, Simoes, Wiiiams, 9 KEN SHORT Associate justice F v 9 r v r SANDI Rousx-I Associate justice MYRNA SCHIP'-.PER Chtef Justlce JOHN HUSHAW Assoctate Justlce .SL enf Clwf It was the flrst year for the Student Court members of Wh1ch spent the year drawrng up laws pertammg to MONTY ARMI all student functtons such as games dances and con duct ln the cafeterla Penalttes were also set for law breakers Assoctate Justtce Accordmg to the advtsor Mr Anthony the Student Court was expected to go znto full operatlon ln the fall ot 1954 Afsfvv' IAF r- ' ,sf .wil- Xu W t qow5C,nGtet nl' 'F' J 'W se D ae eg non x G5 pfosecu 64 56 uf u 0 uotgexfsx HBXQYX e e Dresemon date Camo Q I Ve D H pics arp B Von den Alfke r H Une!! 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COthe-rs pictured are Ken Short and father of in- jured Steve Riclnrnondl Kbelowl Mr. Reuben Moulton and Mr. Fore rest Mclfucn absorbed in the ace tion at the Delano-Hanford bas- ketball game. MR. CHARLES McFARLA Night School Principal Problem Solversl Advising students in school matters and offering expert guidance, the efficient counselors MH LQ CK CUMMINS played CI major role in tlie lives of HUHS students. if J,:'. -gh-or sy, ,f i 1' WXZHQG DO WSS TLQQOTHY MR. STEPHEN EGGLESTON A new face at Hanford I-ligh in '53, yet familiar to many, was that of Mr. B. W. Gerdes, who Won the students' confidence in his first appearance before the student body-a confidence that grew as time progressed, IOSEPH ANTHONY English MANUEL BARROCA Latin GLEN BELL Physical Education WILLIAM BRAUN Mechanical Drawing 1 i , , Y I Q , I . ' in if K ' if -x..! DAVID BRYANT Vocal Music, Attendance HAROLD BUHLMAN Mathematics Q7 r 'fo-fv . , , . ' ? A ' - f ' 4 Q ' 1 . ' ,iwv 1 x N-0 'YN-49 ELLIS CARRASCO Physical Education LELA Cl-IANEY Bookkeeping NELLIE COOKE Art LINDSAY DAVIS Chemistry ?- 'T l I fl -af 44, 1 ' V ' .MV N ,its . , A A gf' NX I 3 1 R Er 'LQ 2 f' I P rag A' ' if 'X , 2 'N xt X .rf if 9 f 6 fl, 5 l t f Y I ,W ,, 1 1 I l Fix ' STEPHEN EGGLESTON BURK FARAOLA CHARLES FOSTER IACK GARNER VIILLIAM HARRlS Citizenship Senior Problems Englzsh Industrial Arts Psblzcatxons HXRGARET ETCHEGARAY EOROTHY FARNSWORTH WILLIAM FOWLER ERLAINE GREGORY lEATl HECKENDORF Typing Hornemaking lndustrxal Arts Girls' Physical Education Girls' Physical Ed'.i':ation DOROTHY DOWNIT-JG English CEEDOLA DUFE Handling student discipline, directing office personnel, arranging the school calendar: these were only a few of the many duties performed by Vice-Principal Stratton Tarvin, who completed his second year in offgce 4, 'S 5 IMG' Life Science F Q pg JA N- if l f rx 4 C fr.,-4 ,' X13 lv 5- JU hr' 137' gf' .K Q -f3?b?f'ff I X 5 Q Ti 119 -3 . L ..,.., ..,, .1,..L S' QQ1r17 1'-P CLD 'ACOESON S5OT'TfZY1d X Vs Q1 xii 7, rt' - f RX 1 I , TEFL 'CUYSTZTI HCV ..CffGECTEfAf.1 T322 T.1APCfLLUS TT.iIL'f' TIUEFAY Y?1','f,t:. ?'f'1 T1fTfTYl .3.':f1:'glf1:t-2 fnd ::f'1':f .315 91'-'-Cfi EYPTIIECE LITIKLF CfT.3.f'?LTS HCFARLATID ELIZABFTH MORTIMER FLCRZTICF REU?-I Spanish Bigizrlcss Arithmetxc Hvrtc-making C1'.'if:s au . .-M, .w.., A. , .1512 ,if .lik rad ,' 13l1g1:31ht, C Ywttee met Neekl fx 1' T f 5 . w w Q f , Af 1.221 1 L fl ' 1 I X x VWITK STFCFTYR Lk-1 LA1Pf A' :V -,..Nu- QI ,AVV-..v L. ,.,J.- ,H C v' LUCILIEfirFTfFfIITIS I-14i'1 K ' J 'sg -4 Facuhy Lumch SFIIUHL STCVE GECFGE THCLTASSCU ,uf rx LHSIYQYTIEITTCL L-f.lS1C Indgstrzcl Arts Agt1:'..'Lr+f LLOYD THOMAS TARREL TOMER CALVIN TUFLZAN Clhzfzrtship Physics li Physical Fd Aiiflcn in. .'.'xLL.r.f-, . , ,. , ,Nr-I--v-A ,HS -fm ....M-..,,. VM. ERVITKI VVWHPETIEFO Cf-ne-ri 5:15-:ire 3.14- .. i. .-f' 'Q if if 'fx '53 I J -. 'li y Q -sv Q BEVERLY EDWARDS eteria personnel: Fowler, Hedges, Casey, Bc ebrcike, Osburn. YGQYO- xl 3 Mound CO5 2- i A, wff Tye. EV ' 1' w vi' X09 gpg U XGCLOV ra , Y x -xx.. . H K , ' J . A f A I' V W' Nurse -K X. xx X CLARA SKAGGS Attendance clerk ,I x 5 - Rb l f U gvbf -..--.4- a 'M N-...1 nw' -RQ X ...SN 5b..., '44 IAN- 19455 'M ,p- Lk.. ....., I LK5 -I-'I 4 ,i Q I 1 ' , xl' Qt! A 4 5g,i-4 W W- 4, if AF, ' .1 . ' ff m N-an fy iff -W X, Q ff 4 M '3ff,..Q,,l,'f ?3If' f , 5 gt J 42 , M-lc, Xu I V k 1, ' - , 'f . X 2 ,ff if .ji -1':.1.1u-1 . H ' Q X 51. ' uf -V 'R ' ' i TQ. j I if ' iifif' -,Ik V QAII fu, I gf Ex v 2 'af in - P f 1 ik '1 L.. Ju N- 1 ,ai H' ' H 7. K A xg A5 gm + .- 4 . I, ff 2252 .T . 1. . -f h 1 , .A - Hg gl ,K A.. :j K.,... - ' k ., f xi 'Q F A 2 V, V . rx I I ' V 7 V Q, xr- 3 ix g'f'P--1.15: 3 2 .' 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L-ahfi 5' 4 .ww W I K BERNARD KNOLL Reporter XX,--113-1 Qtr? 3 X x ,Z 11' ROGER MCEUEN Sports Editor C23 , qw-xxx ROY BOUNDS Reporter KATHY TRAPP Reporter CHRISTINA VAN LOBEN SELS Business Manager KZJ iv: .. lif LA SARA SANCHES Editor C11 we? no ucecl fke Wefeor Zirgli-U P Q, , .I X iv---if- '. ' X ' . V NORBERT SIMAS Reporter 1742? CLFCAQCI Ong Cadets were seen marching on a fall day. af , ' l Til M Parade restl S Cadet officers, left to right: Mr, Vienna, Mcliuen, Dean Phelps, Ashford, Bressler, Wallace. -ui - N. - ' :IX Cadets lined up for roll call. - C' Q 4,4 - .Q ,g , - , L y . ' ' -44f,C5-'VEC' 'Q'-fl, o 5 G d B515 F N'K1'l guldpd t Q co itiee as GG nes CO'UIT1fT Q merfb r w Warr Galcvwbos Stexens, Reed, Mace, Heffley Hawkins, Weins cmd Ros acted as change-makers. 'I -.1 I ,v- - ROBERT KELLER CCQ-Editorl Cafe' ED POTTER fgporisl 1' MOLJUCQCJ a MLIFLOOL 4 L n 5 ! ,. I 5, MONTY ARMI CPhotogrcipherJ 'adv' ,X J, ' A DAVIS HARP csponsy TOM ROSS ' Assistant Photographer v. rf 1, x . 5 GERALD MCKINNEY fArt Editorb BRENDA GONSALVES CActivitiesJ TF ' L X F 5 L... 4 J LOUI F MACCAGNO wg-mmf. X IOUIQY CRISPI 'il it BARBARA BARRONS faculty I 5'iln'.J wwf Cfvllw df- f'f'1my'cF lx FLKTZTF l. l 'f-.WF Sflfll Fwf Sf rtiif' Tin-1-V F,:t1'1:' lizr l f7-rifiii 'lift'-' 53- 'fii liz-:TE lil rl':f'1fr.1' Fvlix Lf-onfird lxillini '.'f:.:f S :'1's' Flilflinc Ufiff l.nfll Fifi? lm: C.1lf1rt,lXrvs l.'f1:1.'1-Q l.f1'Eff'1r. L' 11' 1 FY A 1 P llwfd 'hw Yfiws, T 'HL- : Cf L'1'1l- 'l'.7 f Prff-dlo'.'f- T Fwlnz ffcssoy. Yard A lx' 'Z O 5: C 'f lforryfm I-lllfil lgnell ' ' Tuff' 'C '.-.w-Q1 H105 fkanns .lf Mme P lr1.r1f- Crfzcvv Volleyball was CI favorite sport of the GAA, girls. ,: lil . yX Q- fr, , s li 1 ' .. 51 , -'L 5 .. , I 8 L-fat mfr? at vt ' .-g3'3.114 ' ar. ,rf , 1 1 'qsltf-thfxll iirzprcvfcl xklll and Csfsrdziaficn 2 . :7 Uh ,Q r pu WLC? W g 6XePCL5e Oop s It was CI foul 1 D1d she make the goal? rganizevl pa! ied J-0 -4,, . ' fhNu , . e ,S Lf'-'u . 3 ,. - r- h QP C451 ., ' .z,.'V' 49 Q 1 fU2Y HOSE ...faq ,,- -' K' ' up., .4 4 N. 1 ' . 4 -.-.N-f , Y .. -L w' X . ' , I '.- 1- ' ,hx nl' - f 'cs .. B1-KBS HAWKI?-QS IFAFI OMATO 3 -S4 JT. A v F, f D ' A -ww A ...JC F-A-:Q-. ':f - . 'sf'-NW .fwcf ,f W - 1 DARLEQFIE Simms 5h,.f,R5Tu,i, -r ' r -7'AYf'r- -ax,,..33F5K Q-wrfzw R - V' 'i 3 1. i 41.-ft, Ida Roger Mclfuen and Darlene Simas thoughi MERCED. ,v A H3 ,gk -,- rv - i x 51 itwas 1 5-ff-i,,' 2, -' a4t?4.+f- 141- i H .- The yell liaders chenrecl our teams throu h victor - -V V Q Y Lola Mclfarland, Cliff Bressler, Rachel Gaitain. DORIS STEWART ,. 11 'im J. -.114 , U. . W 'ai--Q . Q'-'vs :...,, A L ROSE LEE ALVES oo high iri the air. Raicliffe and Bridges really wanted to 'BEAT KATHY TRAP? 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A Y., .,,., ,W .V CH . , .. , ..., e,......i,n - ..,.i. 5 L Vx Q. ,ilk , ,:. ,,.-,- -psi S Ro 1' D Y' ode Sand:-fz Rogaie Szrncno FOSL-V Sffi 5-vw -V ..-U N, ,.e.,,, AM, T .... d row, Scale: gets mocha ricpozzc hos: rr.11t1 Fo,.rt:11':'.+.' .Jani i' Cyv ffr- ftp ?.f.':xg' f 1 v.-' V 1. v 'V peer' ff- :W H. , Hehnscn F:t:Q,tfe :vfndf-2 C Sfmt: 715113251 neyes doc--Iwi: B I1.CiTfZ1C!i.1 Fist row: Tumayo, Scniiliian, Stone, R, Thompson, Sowcrd, Sweeney, Silveirc. Second row: I. Thompson, Smyers, Spring, Scoit, Smith hird row: Stewart, Sozinho, Shore, Silveircx, Spicer. Fourth row: Siivc:,Theis, Si1:g,S?arr,Shaw, Theodore. G6R'S 'linen tri? n was ey to ci. 3'.f: wr-- 1 'Q -ISL :It raw Vfilker Yfmer vim Lcbori Seis, Trulock, Yccigrri, Trapp Tmi'i S'?COY'1Ci raw' Vierra Urice, Vfillicxme Tuttfo Wcxfer om an, Wixifa Third row Turner, 'Wcrlev Mendez Vi-erm' VVei1'.'Or VVQ-issor Tuttlfe Fourth row:Verbcon,WiI.for1 Q . if English students le CI I T1 9 d about 'Clauses ' after several weeks of study. gli gh-fm- L S - ' ' 1 I . 'Sf -ll 5.3 'What yecr was the X, J A. 1,215.4 Wir: ggefgf.. in US Hisitru' W ,J 0'-+ f' Y MISS DOWNING Advisor First semester otticersi Trammel, president: I A Iuriell, vice-presidentg Ahlen, secretary: Garcia, treasurer, Curtis, commissioner. ' '- ..x..........s,,.,..,, fi, X A..--W To most students, English was a very important subject in their Iunior year. Second semester officers: Rogers, pres- ident, Ornata, vice-president, Stone, sec- retaryg Fadenrecht, treasurer, Curtis, commissioner. 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Q2 T, 9 'A ,.,, 1,- w..,,, ' .. Mmm Lf .. Pa- ., 1 , ,.1z:.s- :A ' f' C . .V T-.,t,f.' T., . r ' ' 'I Ml 1 1 O Tv v ull, 1 v . ,f . ,h.-.f. r4,,,.,- TOW. P. .-.::':ri1Z gf-'.-5 ff.: .' fC:'. 'TQ' ' .C 1 50 '10, v v V Nfsow TW Fxrst row Orosco Ruth, Provost Noland,H1c?.:1:ds:on,Poorf- Pf-'fears Sccomi TCW Hee-d, Thlrd :ow Paddock, Hedrnun, Olxvflr, Nmks Pcrvm, R1CkGTCi?OY1, Olive-irc1,T-ljf, Rcmsdell, Newberry. ' 9' - lb 'Q ix. ,J O- 55 Paulo Pznregxc Pxmf-me 449. F1rsfrOw'b.mrJs Vezs1'..'y's Szocdrn Sxkps Jcrxrne.. Swcnscri Srnerfy 'ow.Va1.f- Value-:' SFGHKS' rtogas, Stevenson .elxsqra Fc,i1r.Tc:'.-.' Tff' I t . Seccni 'cw' We A Vander Moten e Szifiez Thcrxcs Szlczur Torres 1.5. Thomas Skaggs Todd Th: TfGVU111'1l 'I-G'ZQ.. Sogizomorr- Hop Com- rmttw- mefrmwz wo'kf-d ' Harvest I Moon duncan L Og! CIO Z 1 5 1 A sw I X First row: Scott, Waite, Rose, Wade, Shafer, Sewell, Rodewald. Second row: Yaws, Winn, Warner, Sanchez, Young Williams, Armour. Third row: Wright, Whaley, Windsor, White, Yates Sanchez, Semas. Fourth row: Rold, Scott, Rubal cava, Sargent. .,, Safety and craftsmanship were stressed in metal shop. These girls learned the art of homemaking, W-.....g,: 2 and MRS, DUFF Advtsor Plrst semester offrcers. Asalcx, pre-sxdentg Anderson, vice-president, Blanchard, secre- tary, Parish, treasurer, Caclcler, commis- stoner. W .mf ' C- W C M., Q t Q ' . , ' A 1 - p , my 4' . j ' x ,Q .. ,, ' - ' i :awww - --ga' , . , L , 1 V' in , t I L r-6 'X fn, H X ,nw K, 1 ,asf-5,,:f?fH ,gq.a,h - e .-S me l. '-a.1 1.p,0w 'Ivf ...Q . 4 .sYf'f.'- A Another year of going from one building to the other was near an end. Second ,,ern,.ter olfrcere. Vlatte, presl secretary, lohnson, treasurer, Charnlee cornminvsicner. dent, Blanchard, vice-president, Pre-itas ' f ' 1 um 'J I 5 L '11 I nw-f Aff 616741 A 5 L 5 1 N v ,k fa 5 gf' I 1 5 wr' ,F ' , A 4 I . , i A q'mN'x r rx - 51 'H .2 ' fvft 21 ' J 'fx 1 Q , + I ' ,N . L I !,...r,. 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Pifxrffp ?1':'1,' Gcnzulf. 1 1' :f-f15t,r- G--mg., Hgggqd Hmjqf- Third 'OA Firm-.Q, Gm-:rc-ro, H1-dricx, Gnthn rinnxf-7 Ibnrlf. row G..w-rt :v 1.51-'uf ld: Gcnvrir Cl., -,brf chi Guzman, Hoiny Hozzon Hcnsffn frncncz: Fifth row Gruwf-ll Goff Qx If-I V V X535 f .'f rev: I fsinnsizn, Horn KH- Kew Iucxjf-5 'Inman H.TSon Third rqvr L rw., r r fonmon, H Hnklfl Fzzzk rc KTKZHI' I, 1 .R '15 ,W I A 1 P - J .1141 - 0 L:'.-.1495 Kkcrr. Eff-'vlan T Huffmcstc-I Sfvcnnd row. Ior,r.:hr1 in-I::.,.-L v:fQ.7:.f,.: 1321: ffcgpr C971 Lfmf- Lflpp fznf-fl I M Hxmnks' Hugh:-S Fcurih few Ffoqff F114 I ?1.ff V Y C H'.l1'.'L ' Vfkfy ffortcn :1:x:, K mme-:if-ld Holrm-ss, Hull ff,-ffm-5, 75 Frst RON S19 rc Svxcts S1 1 S Scxclcqqxc S1V6'1I'U S cw Slmonlch Second row Sze, Szmcxs, Stlejsh ns 1d on tewc Sov Z vc o ' F P ON S,.Pc s Sieve-ns fe-wcrf, Sneaky, S S O Sana .fu .1 l'7 X1 53 sl 0-I - ig 7 9 1 T 1 Vlcsco Sxe Umce Tlnmrp o cond N J B k T'4:t1f',Troxler, low Jan Con gen 1 c Jan hoo' 'Nag Surroycx Tom Ve-rboon Todd Fourth row Je dpgcxcxl T3YYY1YO,TiOIY1GS Jzrgcs Fifth on hard TA an 'um G fx amos mmf G on m Nosds qvvllf, 'fix 1 V r' J' f. N L rm Wdkmson Fo 1 N NP s Vlxttkzns, 'JJ,ntf F ,Q fm I I A 1 MR EuGLE.JTO. A First semester officers' M, Felix, president A Lewin, vice-president Knot picturcdlg Trui- gzul, ,zecreiaryg I. Felix, irecirurerp Sirttonicii, Corrittxirfgszcrier. K,- Vl 'yy M A Freshmen goihered in the auditorium for one of their class meetings, , i 1 MISS STEPHENS -. Advisor Ov CCc1merc1-shyj Second :semester officers: Curiis, presi- deritg Sweeney, vice-president Criot pic- turedbg Felix, :secretaryg Gerdes, treas- i urerg Betta-ncourt, Commissioner. x,,, 1 ff 1 . I , 1 y X x X I t I H x x 4-5 V ' ax f s' . , I 1' 1' I ' ' L - ' l f 'W . 1 Q : 'V S r M i .r Q , K? ' 1, 1- ' x f wax , 'H 'if ,f xx 1 1 LN , .Q - Q '-, . i I, 3 Q' I r ' 1 , 3 3 xx , 3 V , x - T , 1 3 ' 1 - r ' - N X , I.. J k A A. - r A Vx , i may .Spoke Zu' faeir CALLS . I I r Jie ! 'Q X A - X. , --v XA Q, TD 'A 6. 5 . - O00 1 5 ob x 006 ' h A J? m '10 0 , 2 190 A 290 f ,V 1 5 A X Q? I ' 16890 sox 4. 66169 9615 One of the main projects of the Coun- GQYZ cil of Organizations was the starting of Qi competitive bowling among the clubs. The group also sponsored a King and N Queen Dance. . f La!- , N ffiqiff X .,g,. -W , -al I ' N .,,v..n.f. W ,-',,,A Q V .,v K Ask A K'-JV 'Hare - Q '-.X H' I g - A A Y 1 k f- I A ' k v Q. Q - Y : . l ,, 2 ff'.,' .1'5Q1.cxi1Qf,'V 1- --- - si . f - I N ,.:-.,i. zu -Se'f'-tw? .,,- - A ' ' , . -.,.. . .M -f :wx ..,w. . - , First row: Ford, Mendes, Schafer, Garcia, Harley, Levario. Second row: Iunell, Clark, Parrish, Sciacqua, Waite, Ornata Riddle, Weir. Third row: Huneke, Burnett, Hawley. f -' ,wx .- u - f , ls: , 1. -. ' rdf' l 'V ' R ,K 'rw is I lb f P 1 U ' ,.,g- '? xf' 4 ' V f- -fm 'W X ,s Q , ' 1 4' W- -7 A AQ '7',,7. 5iM u f , Y V' 5 'Inf it I . 5 l ,,. tm? af ,J l- Weir, Stewart, Peterson, Boles, Chambers, Charnlee, Anderson. YAMAMURA ORR 'lo ,rv af N '-n. i COE .7Aey Jcpt a jfaohfion 'Servicen was the motto ot the Key Club, Sponsored by Kiwanis, its rnernbers were juniors and sen- iors with B averages. The lil-member clubs projects included painting the l-l on the football field and painting the curb in front of the teachers' park- ing places. ...... f ,'.,.d5'3i Nu 0 -Q f 1 ,, Lgjg. 798' I Weir tested the rope. I x l l I l , A .X 7 S 1 -it 54V It wasn't an easy job. it - 'al Z ff if 5 l M -ix N X SSQQ? ff Wil I A , fg- ' 3 1 4 .l Q ' K i W f ,, After they added finishing touches, the H was ready for another year, MCEUEN 5 . VN? as' ki 5' X 'f'. as f' SIMAS BROWN 3 0- SENNA K r l x'r? V3 13 . 13 . ,mi . i F st row: McCann, lauregiii Blanchard, Cackler, Moody SciaCq':f1 Gomes George, Lock, Sclfafflr, Booth, Garmin Galleuf llall V'll::nson Sf-Cond row' Woiis-lla Garcia, Orneta Cwrfis Mi7n'o, Mrllnzf-n, Sirnonich, Barhf-iro Chapin, Allen, Spicer, Mendes, Far'or's Adams Great Third row: Stone, Charnlfm Galarrihcs, Brown, Ray, Van Hrek, lxffdley, Clark, Farnsworth, Ellis, Vanden Akker, Hawkins Fade-nrecht, Parsons Fourth row' McKinney, Wong, Asaki, Cwcrnfs, Sir-'Jf-nson, Knoll, Harwell, Wingrove, Morton, Coe, Pr-tcirson, Rf-inl' J' lffls Yamdfnura, Mclfixen, we? g0f ik? QFCLJQJ During the year the California Scholastic Federation, an honor organization for students with high grade averages, sponsored an aftere game dance and held an installation banquet, ln March, the group held a life membership dinner and honored members were announced. C S F. assisted its members in applying lor and acgiiiring scholarships for further ediicatiiin. 1 41 Xa, ,, ' r 'i .LM I . 1 1- X fifc, L Butte Garc ed lite bv M ' lice: Ca entre N ri n laco 1 SITA' U J YTWGTU C r, Garde wg .a AC Q ff.. ' its Gt me thetf etmb '21 meg earne omema ing The Hanford Chapter of the Future Hornernakers of Amerif ca started the year oft by inf viting Lemoore Highs club to one ot its meetings. The group also hosted a six-County Conf vention here in March. 'Om ow ' df Cer O . zojfg O V 1 . as S C, 19 . 01 io,- fs 'P , A Oi N X Pt guts WCW piou H- ' The Y- 4 mon- state Convpn fi' SOS'-'7fOr 0,5880 O6 XUQQ?Qgy Louise Crispi-presided over the March convention. M... Q, 1 1 fgaswikrzgrnlgirrirrwol vig! ' S I , ' Q' 'G' 2 'TQ 1 -W4 'Fi I QSO vw-l 'wir shelf' -1 , ,1- P bw if .S ,- -Q N, i ' . f ... A I Vi- -I-I First row: Stone, Harley, Simas, Galletti, Levario, Hernandez, Harrison, Cahpin, Tamayo, Hild, Nunley, Simas, Sanches, Garcia, Riddle Waite, Fadenrecht, Allen, Spicer, Second row: Schafer, R. Iackson, P. lackson, Stevenson, Taste, Safco, Bassett, Dcrryberry, He-ndren Ahlen, Haro, Peterson, Caclcler. ,ff ,-H' 5' , 4-,J we? earnecl .ggnania ,-Eh . -. , vf La Copa de Oro encouraged students who were introduced to the Spanish language in their school courses to join the Club, The members broke the tradi- ' V tional pinata at Christmas, They had V several parties, including an annual 1 imitation. 1 ' ' ,ft 'ff' I - '-.ss , I un, Q 'KN Y W - K- 'l , l Spanish club initiates were blind- folded and battled, P'-'! , -for . 'X-'S -, ,..4n-- -5 SeC0nd Brown , ner, E, BrOvC1llellDCnGY3m' Coe First Towzfwucllh Tow: Dew' Woxwllc' O N! In I :QA '51 q ca gh ,9 , fx V I : J Shox d ow. WinQYO e' Mcsuenl Thi! Y ' Qmctaf MoOdY' . Wade. r0W' The purpose of the Latin Club was to develop student interest in the Ro- rnan language and to gain a more thor- ough understanding of the life, cos- tuins, and culture of that era. Among their activities were a cake sale and an initiation party, .7Aey .mefuecl info ofafin 9 AL Around the V: Richmond, Simas, Raiita,Koning,Asak1 Hendren Duyst Reinicart Vcmderzeil Komng Ciute Rob vtson Rodtrques, Henson, Cooper Not pictured: A rm and Moses we? IAQ .S?90I'l5 pafd Q The Varsity H Society gave recognition to varsity award winners The purpose of the society was to promote sportsmanship and fair play in athletics and regulations on the wearing ot sports awards were enforced by the group The Varsity annual barn dance was again neid, and considered one of the top events of the year, The eating of a raw oyster was one oi the feats required at the initiation, 'EXETL fed, - k, Left row Hop to bottoml: Asolci, Theodore, Short, Richmond, Hopkins, Keller, Keith. Center row: Obert Martin, Harp flight row flop to bottoml: Eorges, Bettencourt, Brody, Tuyloe, Hawley, Potter, Tumor. ' 'fm' fl lifi' 'ff 933 v , i Ronnie Senna, first semester presidentg Denny Keith, first semester historiang Eleanor De Souza, first and second :ae- mester treasurer. ills -1 Fha Q I Refreshments were served at the initiation, Newcomers were welcomed by an initiation party Ze? lgfagezl anal ,gainful The Daubers, composed ot outstanding art stu- dents took several sketching trips in surrounding areas. Members' works were displayed in a Los Angeles exhibit and their pipe cleaner dolls were given to hospitalized children, Other Dauber activities included an annual masquerade, a snow party, and Christmas card sales. A, S, Daubers enjoyed a snow party. Tl Eric Stern a guest artist encouraged young talent at the Daubers banquet Y C I 2 Q 'F' - .V ' ' VY ,ir nv' 'ir 5 Y 1 . D P Sn ,, N fx . 'N,.x..u i.. L4-,m,.:: wil ff.. - A , -V we MQ, M -..H-ff - . -1. .. .. -gq ., ' ' , 1 Jar- I u, .- - 7-uc., ii' -If 4 I ,DY - ,,-.-, , +Qwf .,.?'4 - Q f A-y . .. 1- w A ,f f . :rw 1 V- 41 , -4- ff F, vw www- ' -.V , , - .1 J. - W V sqgv-MA 1 X -b 11-Q-ff . 11-ff? 3' , f 'Q af' xv ' A - -.gf-,QA-j.. J ..,gw . 1 f f , I i-iw ' 7 ' ,-11 'v 7? - - - .- ,-fu - s , 1 Ftrs? row' Hobbs Mays Cooper, Sweeney, Yokum, DP Sfuilzrc Lcnqacrrx Fuii- T. '44 f T1 1:P1, Stidirfr, l.fCFf1'U1nd. if-cond rowt McKinney, Ke-ith, Afvei-rez, SIIVG, Bassett, Ccndnlsrlu, Vfindflrivll, S-rttifz ::':n, Tfffifflfffl, Shcrt, fffzmblin, oorfr- vrlf W 5 Q 4 ,A.k. 1 ,.3 .. 1 Q , Y, A 'i .1 In I JP Gdf won prizes -1 4.5-- A QYFAH deal of time was spent ir: pre- .. pixrmg the mczquerade. s ' v , .,, ,NN 'Z ' vt 'lr ! I 1 . MG. .,. f.'I...b1f Y ,, flaw? I J. A ,- C w0rk:': irt fi T 'I'.Lh I'f' fiiffpffzv fl ,Mir , W UNDP llllllilttft .,,, Signs were painted by the FFA. members to boost football spirit, we? .izlaal jun mid garmin? The Future Farmers were students enrolled in vocational agriculture. Their livestock judg- ing, dairy cattle, and agriculture mechanics teams won many top honors in competition. Community service activities included land- scaping a church grounds, a charity donkey basketball game, and distributing food and sell- constructed toys among needy families at Christmas. For enjoyment the FFA. held a hayride, a swimming party, a snow trip, and a Christmas party, They were guests of the Future Home- makers and the Girls' Athletic Association on several occasions. L L ?'!'-,,H'4- - diss f- ' .fgh Memb rs worked on a community service project Reggie Gomes, shown here with his project, placed sec- ond in :tate FFA, speaking context U NX A Fxrst row VanNoort Sweeney Yaws Barrlto M1lls Fowler Macedo 'ev ., Ware Banevedes Second row Hansen Moore Spoelstra Begley Blanchard Ollvetra Thomas Sxlva Gomes Borba Thld row Flllppl Clement Turner Mlller Sears Vlerra Horton McDan1el Sulltvan St lnger YK .-nl- 0 V I Cn hand' of tne l-lanfod Hlgll F lf' A Advmor We on Langbotnam recetved the gold medal award 5 'X ' w.. i -L armers and faculty competed at donkey baseball game 4 I -. A -V Q S? :jfxf Q' ,. -W . Q K P ' Al - - + 2 r 4 J t y Q - 4 WN ' x 1 fl ' C - ' , i K ' . 9 lr R '--f Z , l Fl I -'LTL VA ' 5 gf as . we E ' 'v f Q- 1 , EEK' . n Q rug f, ' U xA: tl' t A -.ff A X' l 1' ' l S K .gn X fv ' 7 V A x , K Y , 1. 'V . 5 . .E .' I r ' ..., , I ld - 9 I 1 , ,Q -X , '- . , , UF A .. ,NQHLIJ 5 jllfllfe jal'l'l'leI'5 ere Waflonaffy AOHOFQJ Stanley Rocha tcenterl and Mr Longbotham Cleftl recexved the award m Kansa Crty I-lantord's chapter of the Future Farmers of Amertca was honored natronally by the pre sentat1on ot the gold medal award, grven to the top ten ot the 8,000 chapters tn the natton In October, Tex Longbotham and Stanley Rocha went to Kansas Ctty, MISSOUTI, to recetve the award A vrgorous program tncludrng sup ervlsed tarmtng, leadershtp, commumty ser vtce, and scholarshtp won for the local F F A a rattng among the top three 1n Cahfornla and among the top ten ln the UH1f9d States 9 Y n aff' 5-Q!.,,,, sb ,S f -I M ' . V g. . rf -M.. ' li f. Q, . . 0 ' rrq .2 l Q , - - Zz li Q 1 , - s , X 7 3 t . 1 A .h 5 W R a - . .ar 't - -. is . . S . A ll X-. X... U X . The senior girls e ..,., r. .1 f ,4 K Z- . X 'v 'o jkeg .sgreride .geffoum ip The lunior dnd Senior Tri Hi Y met in the members' homes. They sponsored dcinces, went Christ- mas corolinq, and sold condy. The senior girls rciised money through cctke soles ond had d childrens party ctt d members home in the evening. -sI.Mi First row: Srxzth Cooper, Urice, Brewster, Smyers, Moody Curtis, Davis, Carson, Costa, Second row: Omatvz, Davis, Huffman Riddle Schafer Morris, Spicer, Casey. Third row: Shore, Loge, Breedlove, Groot, B. Clark, l-'l. Clark, Hetntz, Gotrmdn, Hinkle Q L 'J-'fkinson cartons, Crispi Fcrdenrecnt Parsons Vanden Aklcer, Griswold. rf s, Kr 1115 - step was complicated. M -..,w,,n- if-4 fi 'avi jeg Oak' alfefd The girls spent many evenings at the home of Mrs Wilber, advisor Members of the Frosh Tri Hi Y met in homes and planned such activities as candy sales and a snow party. Special speakers Were invited to appear be- fore the group. 7 1 ' L , i -N34-g., , , 1 - fuge- . ti 1.1 ... ..,. U-, . , -Qffh., .F .b VLQ:-ata,-fNig,k, .A 'i ' nf'-4'xy4'a4+' r,1 ,. ', i. f '. ,-VM'-, '- ' 'fliigs ,.i.1fnsf,Qg-ml 'lf-3 ,' -1 1 fh- ' 6 First row: Gerdes, Ford, Booth, Wallner, Hazlett, Voiles, Stciats, Edwards, Ruffin, Tsutsui. Second row: Bryant, Simms, Mikesh, Miller, Rice, Bettencourt, Lapp, Bisbing, Rosson, Tuttle. This bum attended the party, too. 'N I .1 fb go 119, ix, Xi . ol G ,Q maimed QA 'NU ' ,.v-M, f,q,.f ef do Njqlfrl lla C Gfydi e X1 i Highlights of the Sophomore Tri Hi Y year were a weekend sriow party, a Christmas party for some I-.rrtiona youngsters, arid an after- aarrie dance. The Club also had a Cake sale. The Tri Hi Y of '56 was a riewly orgariized Club. Advisor was Mrs. Lloyd Thomas. we? j0I'l7lQ Cl Well! NXQ 9149 Me To U YG Cdonler, Ling Fritz, lohririori, Todd, Parrish, Griswold, Freitag Chamlee Carfwri ht Prof.-man, Ffxderire ' L 6-3-6- ir ,.. . . r li von hw? 4 N - s at Q5- Ok meg ,Nea liacuaaiona x 1 6 11 14265, 4-1 'Bef vi, Q' 1' ,LK ,tu af? Y , by Jim' ,Vet wlm V , J .t , ' 7 ,TY A .513 .30 , J' aw Mr i f-ff 5155-3' fl, 57--:' ,. - A 'frinl' A ',.' V X., how' .. if , N, ' -',.,, e, v .. .if 1 ' 'V ,' P. ,- ,jf , L., A ,Qo 1 .- .1 - wt -4- ' - .x,i'Q,q' ' .,mqA..j, Yxdiow i ' t , Qi W ,T 49' - .- iff, J' 'SGC SK if-5.7 if ' A eu' M1 5.94 M 'N V A f. wa O Zggf' -,IA Q .gs I pf X0 Ji' V f1i.- 'X ' .E ,. , eSiE:'ff'L ww a-?Uewi'f vf '3' 09' V y K' psf' -Q A Xgxevdx I L-QQYP 909' 055 in ,f W 5 goo' OU. Yviif' we . . ..A'Zf,,' K ,OW Selling coridy, sponsoring o dorice, ond ' T65 participating in G borsketboll toumoment occupied the ir. Hi Y'ersi During meetings they brought up points of interest for dis- cussiori, .X vi - :Ji ,, 11 .3 V, tb Viflx 'ct-' I ' gc X. V 'xi Q. ' 5 Y' . :xx Y Q Sh 1 , . f ,V H C? 'Y V. six tw V' - ffj',..ff ' i M' -tj i L5 A iff i e ffi . 1 , '-elif?-N, 1' X ,iff .7 'fl in I Q5 , t QW! .ff 'V i 4 Q ,S QM' 1? :I fi ' 4' ' 2 7' if 'I f 96 They were :somewhat Coiiieroi-aiiy, Q H N .k!-..,V,. :'f6'i f ' ' ,. ixx? . .., , , . ,, x . C298 eo was xo? - e of' x WOWO meg ere gona! af Attending a snow party were Fowler, Maanlcant, Burnett, Mcflamara, Firestone, Gruwell, l-lird. Members of the Freshman Hi Y, among other activities, placed second in the Valley at the annual Frosh Hi Y basketball tournament. Their meetings were held at Hird's Barber Shop, Packed and reddy ter tiie trip licmfe. First Gris 3 Ze? glxcefdvl in iguggcafionzi 'faq .. 4:11. -A ,-..:-Lf' ,.. .. x.4n.,.r-is 'tm- row' Srmas, Potter, Harp, Cooper, Knoll, Ross, Asaki, McKinney, Keller, McE:zen. Second row: Trapp, Sanches, Hill, Groat, Barrons, Wold, Riddle, Maccagno, Crispi, Frettas, Louise Crispi, co-editor of the lanus, worried over deadlines and was largely responsible for the success of the l954 yearbook. lim Coe, guardian of accuracy as head copyreader on the Meteor, was enrolled in journalism for three years, served as commissioner of publicity and wrote the script for a weekly high school radio newscast, Kathy Tapp, makeup editor of the Me- teor, won the Quill and Scroll award for her outstanding work. Christina van Loben Sels served as business manager of the Meteor, re- ceived the Quill and Scroll award for superior service. Robert Keller, co-editor of the lanus and photographer, re- ceived the Quill and Scroll award as a junior. Sally Griswold, lanus business manager, worked long hours on the financial duties of the year- book. Davis Harp was elected editor of the Meteor during his last semes- ter at Hanford High. He was given the Quill and Scroll award for outstanding service. Monty Armi, Ianus and Meteor photographer, served three years land hundreds of hoursl in pub- lications. Students forgot dead- lines at the Quill and Scroll Dinner. ? -s LJ bb ia fi 2 1' if ff' . I 4' 5 ,Y 5 f 4' :Via VL ,3 1 I y ff . J a 3 7 1 , N 7 . '- A , . , A 1 'Hunan I' BQ 's E X 'I -M., L1-. Q rf f x ,. ' ,A, 1 S 3 . V V' ' 'fix V 1 'W K . . Q V K ' A A . x x- f . K Q V 1 Q f' x l x 3,41 h , '. XX 1 5 . ' '1- .4-..r , J 1 X - -:W ' ' ,-A.-fer! ' - W. , ', . , 1- Q: ,X l .AQ V Q' 1 '2 ,X X ' 'fs ' . ....A '5' -LA ,xxx A X, N- my l K ' ,N NA I, Xu. xxx , WA- A V i R I :lf L gi fi, .A 1 Y 5 '- - I , Yfs x 4 , f .f ' 1' 1 ' A x l A ff. v 'f .40 'Q. 'ZA' .f - : 'A ' ' lf'. 1 T 11 -'..- 'A ' . ' ., W'f 'i5'f1'x'.'4 f3 7' , ' 5' 4 -32 05' ' mf-1'f ,,,4 -I, ' -- .'X.f: :, ff' 'f' .4wff'.f:f2?', ,Q .1 .f f5f ..:..2,.':Q,' Khin -ff, C H-U, -, A- J ll--rn' iw., 'J hr - Hu g .Q ' 'IW' , ,AM .H- -f fi., ,. uf' :a 3 N ' . 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A.. .V-,. .e..,x.4 ,1 A. ., 'JEL Yisetfiite Lei1 :'1-i- -vv-N ..-H -. ,'.- -, - .-- ,-Y, V- -JV f . 4 :I IV , 1 . U ., , I ,Y1.,,:X,,.. NL. , fi - off 4,. f, My . .. ,, .k .. , , . , ., , .,, 4 , ,, , , ..,,, A .T In ,FYI vr. MV... rr rr. ' , .. I ,N',1 'bm A .. ,, . , , ,. .fu r. A C FA ' .. .4 4, , , :L 1-.F ,. , , f - 4 ,, .A 1, .A V -,Pri T ,,.,. XX lQ77 'lf-1 Bullpups 6 Bullpups 13 Bullpups 0 Bullpups 19 Bullpups 12 Bullpups Bullpups Bullpups Bullpups ,, .. ..,.. . .. ,, U,.r.L5 Opponents Delano San Ioaqum Memorlal Corcoran 7 Vlscrlla 6 Edlson U Fresno 31 5, arg: Merced X Roosevelt 1 Madera L ,J Nh f y ' Q 'A . 6 N' ' A x -Jun , ' ir-fa x 1 ' , - ' ' 6 bg 1 1 Y ' ' . . Q , . . 1 T-, Y ,- i..-nv...4 Lil 4 . M, I K -I A I .r SAI ir EL' lf:'.'1,i If 6 in ' r W 7 7 V' .. .., 0 Bullpups 9 . . if -1 32 7 L-. fl A I ---.' . . ,Q h A PM Y V., g vfd V A L 2 b N! e-A ' ,li V NU e r 1 s- , ... H.- Short and Potter put me ,atcp an a Delarxc lack as Hfmhar! and Rxdmxcxd cvie up 70 carivmce fum xl Richmond drcvc for 12 yards m the Ccrccr- ' - ' 1 , L ' ' ' ' 5 I2 'JUYT19 'NITH TIE CIC C. '1f.T,, ILTCK LY fQ'J9 Huw!-ey -A ,. ,,, v-3' V Ccrcoran Panthers as Harp, Mcpezz, and Mar- 'iri Ixcved dawn field to black, A .ehpyf ...., , 'F...,.,c 4 'Iv , gv un -... :ww Potter closed the gap on a hurrying Delano hdck as Richmond and Re-inhari act rrzixnd up Cver a Tiger blccker Rodrigues snared a Iona pas: aqainzi the Q4- uni. NORBERT SIMAS End ED POTTER Quarterback 4254: in. pl- KEN SHORT Halfback CAII Yosemxtej 1' 01.5 DENNY KEITH BERNARD KNOLL and MONTY ARM! Guard IIM HENDERSON Managers KVoted Most Improved Player? fl ART COOPFR E 'U ms mf' lvwgy LA 7 PE E HA ALJOR nuff TOM MARTIN Gu IT 4 'rrx fwq Cm ARLYI OB RT fAll Y ,ing YVRRY RET? HART Quart rbcxck 105 IKM MOSES-f Tu: 5A1f-Ycfortiiff-' 0 s xg- -1 ,. 4 STEVE HAWLEY-Center 106 in IG . ERIIOI-I TURNERfHcIfbcck ICE RODRIGUES-End CHARLES HICHM -Af LI.. ME, UM HENDREN-End Q O 'r ff fp, 4 'if A1 FTB RCBERTSOW-Guard 5 D J . f . -. 1 First Taylo Barba, Q, Cl 5 Ct ik L. .J ' row Coon, Fernandez, Se-mas Rold Chastain, Gordon, Dailey, Andrews, Martinez Sr-cond row' Barrios Tos, Brown Tsutsui Stewart, Miguel Gonzales, Yowlei, Keller Third row: Coach Fowler, Harwell, Asaki, Garcia, Blanchard, Lewis, Vlfeisser, Iohnson, Bettencourt, Sweeney, Shore, Taniayo, Coach Thomas Coaches William Dub Fowler and Lloyd Lefty Thomas had mostly young B class players who ended the season with a four-won and tive-lost record. The Terriers were made up mostly of freshmen and sophomores. Terrier backs Ezell An- drews, George Lewis, and Saints Gonzales showed lots of speed and held great promise for the varsity in future years. The Bs started slowly in their first game against Delano, but got into gear against the San loaguin Memorial Kittens and played consistent football the rest of the season. Coach Fowler fleftl and Coach Thomas as they made plans for the Terriers' next game, i U 60 Gl,l9fClll'l:f KEN TSUTSUl-Center STEVE ASAKl4Quarterha Terriers ,r,r O Delano E Terriers .,.r. l8 S. I. Memorial Terriers ,, , 25 Corcoran ,,,, ,, Terriers ,,., 6 Visalia ,, , Terriers U Edison Y, Terriers ,, l9 Fresno ,,o, , Terriers ,, , 32 Merced Terriers ,,i,,, l3 Roosevelt ,A Terriers ,,,o,, 6 Madera ,,,, PAUL KELLER-Guard LARRY BLANCHARD CMost Improved Playerl CMost Valuable Playerl nfl lr Pete Br e captain. A. Dan Koning, most valuable player inf .4 'O A 1 ill' 'Y it x I 9 .317 .'u ,'1 111' . A v -.--Y N First row: Vanderziel, Anderson, Hopkins, Keller, Cardoza, Reinhart. Second row Toste, Little, G. Duyst, Brady, Obert, Dan Koning, Rodrigues, Don Koning, P. Duyst, Pour points were the difference between a good season or a poor season forthe Bullpup cage team. The 'Pups lost to the league champion Roosevelt Rough Riders by one point in the first game and two points in the second. Another discouraging loss was to Fresno High by the slim margin of one point. Coach Earl lohnson's tall, rangey crew was led by big Pete Brady and sharp shooting Dan Koning, Marv Vanderziel, although handif capped by a lack of height, was an outstanding performer for the Pups all season. The varsity crew finished the season with just four league wins, but six practice victories made the record for the year lU wins, lO losses. -mv , SA k Casin lchnecn falkf-fl Qt the boy: in the Edifci a 'r 8 P007 fz 10' flrlyn Ob S 1201741 'r If err looked or? LW 17 Q ISO! IXS MQPV V017 derzfe IOHN FILE I' SQ Q OG 31 00. .X 1 . DON KOIVING P Hszwai? 7' 9 ANDY ANDERSON! Avenol Corcoron Dlnubo Reedley Delano Poriervrlle Orosr Songer Merced Roosevelt Fresno I-hgh Vrscxho Modero Edrson Merced Roosevelt Fresno Hrgh VISGIIG Modercr Edlson 'ig Q oi C' dw? ae fn OX0 QU d YN ea xo Q xe aww 6 . QAXOXXG Ci K' x 'Q dy Q 0,196 CI' on fr Qblo Sd in QQ 20, V Or Co P016 P .Q ,gtg '-C ' iWffOoA, , v Q ' bo. ?Q1l,1VO'nd fi Sf e gr. efje-jw r es 5-U 0 ff, H. 1 195917 in WG fof rr- K 'an 5 g. Xoe Rodrigues, Xor three years on oukskorxdkng periomxer in Foe Buhpup comk compokqns, refkmured Ns knee Sn we Yresrxo High goxne and sow Xkmked ochon in Toe remchmnq comesks. First row' Fernandez, Carter, Dailey, Flores, Clement, Garcia, Gonzales, Lewis. Second row: Coach Thomas, Andrews, Gruwell, Rold, Coon, Tos, Davis, Felix. L befjfqnd r Four league Wins were all the Terrier basketball could manage in the l953-54 season, The small edition of the Bullpups had trouble scoring consistenly all season, but in the last game of the year they sent the league champion Edison High Kittens pack- ing home With a 67458 defeat tied to their tails, loe Flores was top man on the Terrier totem pole and had lots of help from Leland ltos and Saintes Gonzales. 'G nlunosf born 91179 inled hgrd SSOIE argon Ki mens W bile joe Pit-,es F Ogkqd S- ep breath Kf- ARCI-IIE CARTER Terrlers EZELL ANDREWS VALENTINE GARCIA GEORGE LEWIS Avenal Corcoran Dxnuloa Reedley Porterwlle Delano OTOSI Sanger Merced Roosevelt Fresno I-hgh V1sal1a Madera Ed1son Merced Roosevelt Fresno Hlgll V1sal1a Madera Edrscn IOE ELOR SAINTES GONZALES LELAND TOS IOHNNY FELIX COACH LLOYD LEFTY THOMAS T 4:5 rl , f 1' , . , ,. I . U, t L, lyflflllp my . , . H X ' tl r --ing., A f Ugg QIQFFV ' Team members, from left to right fbottom rowl: Escobar, Clute, Rogers, I. Asaki, S, Asaki, Hernandez, Semas. Second row: Horn, Marsh, Re-ynoso, Fowler, Rocha, Legarreta, Shore, Tayloe. Third row: Coach Calvin Turman, Simas, Rich- mond, Odland, Rauta, Moses, C. Richmond, Griffin fmanagerl. Wrestling came into its own in the 1953-54 season as three of Coach Cal Turman's large squad took Valley championships. Coach Turman introduced Wrestling at HUHS in 1950 and in four years built the squad into a solid league contender. The pride of the Bullpups' grunt and groaners was the three Valley champ- ions and the three men who took second places at the Valley tournament. W V5 ,. Ffa -vrf 4:4 il' E L I V 'x 4. l it sf, ff' 5, .4-rf i , 'sc 1 3 ' ' pf' ' 1:-If ffl - F if ,vo '17, ,L 3 ,T f' f g K. , W, Flin- V xx , x5 , X ' ,f I, 'xx ,,-F . y j ,X Nh .1 ' Q , .M Q -. ex, 'NW 'ff-v -., Y , 'fc' Ralph Reynoso, team captain ' V , - X and second place in Valley - championship matches. 3 115 14015 116 X 3 J K '- 6 00 Phi O WSQ Q3 X09 X9 QQ HM Mo chombionfsgs 9CIvyW QQ' 'po GEXCQGQ' elgj-I OHS L3 ,1 6 fx Co Se oil HERE lm ,. O meek' N9 Ni Yeixjegxloxxe ph foe Le-gcrrei Und 1 Valley Q appeared conferred with his pin hold on CI F wrestler. resno High Y 5 xfolflrioff-G5 Fel CO3 ., The 'Pups started the 1954 baseball season labeled the dark horses of the Yosemite League. Coach Lloyd Lefty Thomas fielded a fairly sound team, except for a weak pitching staff. Pete Brady became the top man on the mound after big foe Reyes, a Work horse for three years, developed a sore arm, Ken Short, playing his third year as catcher, was on the receiving end of anything that got past the opposing batters, Marv Moak Van- derzeil also ended his high school career as a stellar performer for the Bullpups at shortstop. , a s HOFXQUS SVC t N 6 Nine? Xeqiriei MG. ft , yxoofe' gem?-Us is, dst d WG Mxxxefix Lgyldy Bonn CO! Ouvondefle ' Bfown- qos, 'Horn' ffxdndes' ,1 455 'Z A' A-.av Q Q, . K A As- -4 QA 4'1' Anrl 101 y 1508 MWFYIWP 40... U08 , x xXx if ,x-1' 4+-fp,u,,, SQ xx .I -gg -all fn -43' Z was P' 1' S? Ng SN Iclmes pkm: thu on 0 qu L gan X. Sree! Or O S ffl 'Fra Dlfcjie fin d base ndb comme: Use ! wi uf? x 119 5 'J' FQ- . 1 fvq 'fs Q ,,, -.' 'r . A.. IV baseball team. First row: Clement, Bettencourt, Coon, Chaparro, Yarbrough, Flores, Miller, Esborn, Sargent, Lewis Second row: Reyes, Harn, Kennedy, Butler, Brown, Tos, Cardoza, Armi, Bounds, Ieffries, Coach Fowler. . 5 Dub '-Qifbqff O wferr 00005, VfGY1,'Qm ,109 ., V, 'lu :Q ,- Ps .00 I ' - h . -- V ' , if . 'f r Tiff' Q- 1 I l . 1 ' so , ...l2l.: - F if 1 , '.-35 'af f 'ffl '-, is , at ' W Nr - Ei'-fat-', 2, v :aa 1 . v. ,Q . X X 4,1 lljlljkl' x8 1? Freshman baseball team, First row: Dibble, Ietfries, Weisser, Delgado, Van M. F ' 9,35 .za ua'-wy:.. 'Z,..:r', ff A-A-' 'M - Noort, Moran, Shore. Second row: Blackburn, Hansen, Blanchard, Keller, Tamayo, Winfield, Horton. 120 :N Karl Iohnson, freshman baseball coach. X I 3 Z ' 4. vi. I 1 ' 7 H5 T is 1: 4 sf .' A , Y n 'fa , 7 J ' ? v ya -Qi , 'K 1-4 sa as x -r .s 5 .' J 'Q -W ri ' Wi ,A N P Y' 'Q Y V - 1 . . ., h. J ' n . tp I 3 . A . ' gf f,.. f, ,, ' 1 , an - ' , 11 ' A K H . L4 W mx? Y , , I J' C YV ' A N ' , . I xl , J f n n .P n Q 1' , . . I 1 5, I , gl .. 1 , Q Y . E A X T . A T C-1 7 ' 1 ' n n Y 'K , ' ' ' J 'Fl 1 , I 6--. . Z5 l if ' 1 wn Loqa Duvpff Mctgcn Gonsodves, D Brown, X. M, Huneke, Poisons Anderson, Second rowi X. C, Huneke, Pattison 5, Coe, A, Pxndprson, Don Konxng, Don Konxnq, KNOX piciuredz Ford and Sirnonxch,H w E Bro , bus, E Xncobn Hrs! ro Yctesl Xoco Onlr 'Q Urn H' SVN , 4' .4- ,?' ,- . ffffqxef inf: X . f. ' Qi 'Q r' Y -L ' aienivxxo, , Y-Q9 x- P Pvfllizhion' ow' i?e0COm seconclggw gel' A 9. Q09 XNxX531og5i Xef i 6. mel AWG He The l594 season saw the turnout of one of the strongest track teams since the heyfdays of 1950. lnterest in track took a bound upward as Coaches Ellis Carrasco and Glen Bell took charge of the HUHS thinclads. The Bullpup track fortunes had been sagging in the pre- vious three years, but the outlook was much brighter at the start of the 1954 season, The A class had two of the finest runners in the league in Leroy Bettencourt, 880 man, and Charlie Winters, a freshman miler. The B class- men were led by Archie Carter, a high jumper, while Steve Asaki, a dash man, was the big man for the C tearn, 6 1' '- I Rooer Ly O17 Gnd 8,36 Her x Ola G fe ffm C615 OOO, L, S19 fQ,5 JQ '77 S OO fy Qt FINISH , Clufexd xxeoco l S -1 75 880 nu.: Hg 13.11 4- 4- 'M 'f 9' Q 'Q ' - g. 2fj1f': .. , Q , S' W3- X fs 4 .V Qfbuid 6 is Ream 1 0 ' XXW H3111 Bob N1eson shot put I ,NL Hx 5 . A ff 1 z X? ' Q r ' ' 't k.4i 7 ' ' -f ' ' - X - 1 ,E ,. tx 4 F 1 - XM x'? . X , N .,,.,, , , xv A X4 x an - K . ' 2' 4 K gf' I . ' . J - ' J 6 lg ' X A. K,' .., 1 if ,J 5 .sgzg-sv A 1 A pxggnki. cf . CUYXQY' CML ..'!' -kXAC1viXT197 , . ,gh 1 r 4 'NOTA Mn X , . -r 5 .-- QXQQY' --itil d b, w PW CW? mn' xeom- COG A . N u yt qi - Toi We CYOSTD CO JR XJKr':iHxW Y fl Fefe ,V Evcrg 'K' SW A A,-QYN' ,. NJC QWAQ C cV1vg?Gn'y,er KW fflw T 'YQGYGV SXYLYx,.'2. XX MCA1l,l5,fff1.sY5m ' XJYWQ Lx ,, 'J Bxxvnffm' Xilkk. 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Hanford 861 Complete Home Furnishings Featuring: Frigidaire Appliances DuMont Television Stewart Warner T.V. Roper Gas Ranges Tappan Gas Ranges Lewyt Vacuum Cleaners Pullman Couch Co. Complete Line Maple Furniture HOME OF THE ROCKETS A Delicious Superior Ice Cream SUPERIOR DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Hanford MOTOR CENTER PONTIAC-CADILLAC Sales and Service Phone I727 Hanford, Calif I , A WL 'weiigsf A-I , 1-Wifi' 3.52-c,, f in . fy,-.C . V BROLINE'S YARDAGE lWe have the name brandsl 2l9N.lrwin Phone 162 Choice Cut Flowers Hospital Arrangements Funeral Floral Pieces Fine Dish Gardens Weddings See FRANCIS THE PLUHIST for Dependable Quality and Service Jacon, Anthony and Lydia Fox Theatre Bldg. Phone 809-J Beautiful, Distinctive Decorated Cakes tor all Occasions by: MACCAGNOS' BAKERY 329 West Seventh Phone 127 Bakers of De Luxe and Tom: C? Country Bread 1 'YL' . . Q-Q .L Xi is Q pnivykggg ' . , ' N c'x or gown, W BILL STEVEN SUN INII Your Hanford Ford and Mercury Dealer See the New Ford and Mercury for 1954 x l Y A ev x f x' Q . x ' xlllxll l-mlx.xl xl Alk- J Qhif .glfny ' ' - 'bln 1 35 JI 1 3 w 14 . kf'M'a'-' - , I ,Q f 5-rf. ,, Q f' -vx-.T'.fE-- l, l ,gm x l 'xv ' . , . 15' ,, ' - -,, H' 6,gs,r'i:'x . H ,- ,Q Lf - Y' ' ' 4 ,'vg ' l,! ly 'BVI ,QV all - , Q . Ns Ui- - . K. 'xf' ,, tlzzl,-..,. -x..2., -.L ,XX F Q fnxff ffl, 'Q ,xl .. -'r.,fQ:nsSq,'.5 .X n , '44 9 I .. .. L., M, f-.,-FN- . -. --.1'- if , s N. --5 -Nx 'N....xk9.5' q, '-- '-. W- , 'S -Q wb.--..-W'-.--. N-4 -x-.--'-J'-.' N.. l .V r IT -. . '- N S: 's Iv.-H'- . '-5' .5 01 ' G 'w Q. ' s.s- S 'Q '-, .. N' gs A'-w. sh I., 90, . .5. l--'I .Nx 5-4 'X 'N' X , w.N,,N:.'L. -., ., 'ff' ,Ns4J.5.K'ss'x, -' .,f ' '- '- 1- '-- 'u - '-sl'-. KSN, RMNN, uf.. ' .,L K K I 4-of ,- ,. . A . . x 4- ... x 'I-X N'-'T Cadwell Martm Meat Co 4 Cadwell Marlin M287 C0 ' ' l l ' . ' .l Lf. l ' , , !-Vf lf' M is r-Amana ' ' 17757 TLAWQDDV 'b N , 6 'ol' W Ny A 5 ,, - A Q O T' NX 4' , x I X +5 QB, f rm 'mb is xr ADWFLL MARVIN MEAT C0 ' , .wk , 0 x -x .1 rgiixl' -. 0 , Q - fig , L' ' A.. , , ,Q '5 :A -'T C- A- f .L.w3fi- ,- J sv 5 1..ff'Q N -, fs - ff,af.--..5' - 1+ '4'-'R f l-A-' A all - 3b - 5 , ,,. - s .A 0,4- . V: ,, x -'fm 'f ii Congratulations to the Class of '54 HlLL'S FANCY BAKERY 213 North Irwin Street N71-f 5-A' H tr s 5 5 5 N MUDEHN CLEANERS 312 East Sixth Street i Phone 348 mi T . gh'-5 One ofthe many machines used for finishing garments. J E 2 lr' s Portraits That Are Subtly Different! IZWJL Phone 381 205 N. Douty Hanford '3Q5lw- K-'55, GUNSALVE5 . . . PLUWEH5 603 Grangeville Boulevard Phone 67 Cut flowers Corsages Potted Plants 4.111 1 ! nf 5 Q g xr- E i S-fiWWi'rr r:1 NSN . Stores at: HANFORD - BAKERSFIELD - CORCORIXN - WASCO -E MACHINERY co. W 0 ------------l 112-126 East Seventh Street 0 HANFORD, CALIFORNIA gif 'Ly Telephone 177 A JOHN DEERE SALES I SERVICE MIl'l'Hl ll BUICK INC Used Cars Corner of 81h and Redington If I -3 'N-Q AWN' 3Q E, t My et ftmWawr R GSCOT .- lE'JONES A W-evffx N. --.. ,,, ,..,,.w.,, ,uhm R. G. SCOTTlE JONES GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE 212-14 West 8th Street Phone 888 ond 889 Honford's Foremost Reccpper Goodyear-The Greatest Name in Rubber g 4, ,lf . 4 ., v- .,'. H: w'x H ,D 'U . fm- f ' rx,-0 - 4 91 150 'N 3 . X xx W NaN w. 3 ,La far. .S 1 Wx. SS- N: 51' 1 r ff! ,FJ . -5 'x r fe ,AU ' ty ' I if .K X, xii 9 12 F K is fy X A , 11 Q Q F QQHR ,S .I-Q3 el ' I in 42 fi- X ,A 3 'L J' X 5 J A I 5 be ox 'C in-ieil wf 1969 Se wwe xnsifc t twig faxed 1 We S wg 110 Mfg Kota off .3 Q59 M99 x J X91 Wm 1108 oYV1 S9 swims X4 H3 V wwf-,ffmw W ow tgfsstgffq Ofw 'L s S XQVD-91:5 Rq 7. 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