Hilmar High School - Waukeen Yearbook (Hilmar, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1958 volume:

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K 1. KK: 5 . .5 ff. 1- I Q' - r, xml .4 R I :IX-:XX I .LJ 1- , , . . V , s Lexan' ' Q n r . e ' 'Q J , - , . A A W6 1 21 . Q f,. -5.4 .r v 'WV N i iuauf e 7a a r ........5 ,jf J u-. As freshmen We have completed our first struggle-some year and look for- ward to our next three years when We will be able to participate in more activities. As seniors We face the fu- ture and Wonder what is before us. We look back upon the past four years and remember all our fun yes and prob- lems too. How can We ever forget them! So, now let's Wander down the halls of our book and look at the memorable football and basketball games, homecoming, banquets, dances, parties, cmd graduation. .. ,., W Introduction Portrauts Through the Years One of the best places in which to find enterta1nment and a chance to remlnisce IS an art gallery Through paintings or pictures artlsts have been able to record happenings and memor able events The 1958 Waukeen staff has chosen Portraits Through the Years as their theme and hopes that by the use of snapshots and art We can portray for you the 1mportaI1t happenings and events through out our school year 1, Q X Q .Lx L V at . ,V 1 V+ QD 1' I, xy 75, , 2 tel x! -ng .-Xu A Portrait of Our Commercial Department in Action' The background is the typing and rnimeo- graph rooms, in the south-west corner of our new building. In the foreground are the twen- ty-nine typewriters, upon which We fumblingly typed our first words. And standing in the center of our picture is Mrs. Lucille Pester, head of the Commercial Department, advisor for the Stinger and Waukeen and comforter for countless catastrophies that have occurred with those darn stencils! ,mr l Because of your devotion in all of these causes, and for your help in Senior Problems and Office Practice, the Waukeen Staff takes great pride in dedicating to you, our advisor, the 1958 WAUKEEN. This is the fourth annual you have helped get to press, Mrs. Pester, and we of the 1958 staff know we are with the other three staffs in saying a great big hearty, THANK YOU . I 5 AdVisf-- ZX f 5 ifg iff' Xffg KZ K 51 xx Xsfifljyf dx TABLE OF CONTENTS A141 ' cz QQ V Admlmstrahon page YN 51 QS?- IBF' N fi O T Tv Classes page 11 X I 4 U W AQ 'X gl ACflV1f1eS page 25 'Wd' J 'J 1 ff lag.-A' E-ft page 41 Sports I 43 Z sr '-1 Ads page 57 4 , ,.s, :f':zf!11-' g, Iunior High page 53 1 Q 1 f , 9,1 f , are A S1 T, 1- ,f , .T f 'T T':2p'f'y 7 , 1' f' . 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If so, then you have completed the first step in making a success of life. To each of you my sincere thanks for your fine cooperation, and the best of luck! Iames Pritchard Business Manager ...gist ,,.. 'U Q ,A ,, -1.- x wif 3 VIOICI Sh99Sl9Y Gladys Rosa Bonnie Wickstrom Main Office Business Office Business Office R S C. P Souza A. . Motts I' H. . Avilla Mrs. Mower Nurse SCHOOL HELPERS '- Mrs. McKinsey Shgtgqigfre Student Store Supervisor itil 'Q ,R , g:...: n ?-l -. R. Dublin, D, Roscr, C. Iohnson, D. Tocherm Students' Store, 4th Period Custodians - Bus Drivers M. Canhoto, E. Bcirker, N. Dublin, B. Souza Students' Store, Sth Period 1 ,ty 1' - G. Snelson, H. Challberg, H. Hobbs, D. Lindgren, G. Ness, I. Ford, D. Olds, D. Hart Kneeling, loe Avillcr, Supervisor Mr Lyle Welch UH1V9fSllY of Cahtornza Subjects taught Boolckeeplng General Busrness Advanced Math Boys PE Mrss Arlene Noreen Mankato Teachers College Subjects taught Glrls PE Mr Iohn Marsh Syracuse Urnve IY Subjects taught Ir H1 BGSIC Sc1ence Ir H1 PE Mr Ioe Maha Western Montana College of Educatton Subjects taught Sc1ence Readmg Mr Herman Moller UD1V9TS1fY ot Calltornla Subjects taught Woodshop Counsello Mrs Vxvlan Pace Subjects taught l..1brar1an Mrs Frances Smlth Keeue Teachers College Geo Art School Subjects taught r Mr Ed Fxsher Cahtorma Poly Subjects taught Agnculture Mr Leroy Cantrell Central State College Oklahoma State Subjects taught Geometry 8 Enghsh Readma Boys DE ' rstt Ir. Hi, Basic A A 1 ' Mr. Tom deGraal Fresno State College SubJects taught Boys PE Sr Problems Hrstory Mrs Lucllle Pester San lose State College SubJects taught Sr H1gh Commercral Olflce Practlce Sr Problems Mlss Lorraine Sandhu San lose State College ublects laught Home Economics Hlstory Mr Leland Iones San Iose State College Subyects taught Spanlsh Ir H1 Baslc Readlng Mr Paul Matthews Umverslty of Oklahoma Oklahoma School of Medrcme Sub1ects taught Scrence Math Mrs Bermce Clark Pembroke at Brown Sub1ects taught Enghsh Mrs Beryl Terry Unlverslty of Calrlornla Sub1ects taugnt Englrsh r V-I1 Basrc Mr Art Neuman otanlord Unrversrtj oubyects 'aught Ir H1 Bas1c Social Studxe Mr Kendall Lovejoy San Francrsco State College ubjecis taught MUSIC v' I S ' I University l , , 'I ' f' 9 S ' : 0 0' , i M,,44 ' Clifford Brown STUDENT AFFAIRS Serving as the governing body for all student body functions, the Student Affairs group consisted of Student Body Officers and representatives from all classes and clubs. They played an important part in our school life making all the arrangements for parties, dances, noon movies and awards. The officers for this year were Clifford Brown, Presi- dent, Gerold Gleaves, Vice Presidentg Marveen Bawcum, Secretary, Betty Avilla, Treasurer, Ianice Costa, Social Manager, Richard Wilkinson, Bailiffg Barbara Avilla, Yell Leader, and Mr. McSweeney, Advisor. President I W A ,,,.-...,i,. V 'N4' ey V1 S AA, 55155: I fqv TI 'fr Gerold Gleaves Ianice Costa Social Manager Richard Wilkinson Bailiff Class Representatives lst and 2nd Semester B. Sorenson, S. Pierce, B. Ahlem, C. Pierce, D. Tacherra, B. Houser Vice President Marveen Bawcum Secretary Betty Avilla Treasurer Barbara Avilla Yell Leader 9 Q , . Mr. McSweeney Advisor I0 g I CLASSES il ,f- ----- -l q 1Qj ,-ll., - LE' ,,.- ,-. ,5 5 'fl Si 4150 ff., , A ff 262' 'fe-of f fy KW i. Z1 bf gg! 111, 1, - f--'- 'Q ,ur ,7? 44, I -4- L ' I k9Q iii., -.- .,f'x '-Iii 'f llM-um ' Os. -ul x qv' V ' -. PKR xl' ' 'V' xt .1 5 g s 54.1 II ,rig P,-'lf J-,,f gel t.-i 34 Y 5 ' A - . 4' N 'y I I 5 Y ? Xl f fl W Z ' ' I K, J IQR , f I N, i i ill , - '-' , P , ' 'J' f 1 ,f , ' I' r 'Y' 7 r N I ,' -- H: . U 1.5135-.1-1'.,g1 .fy qi.. :J QJZ .P.,:':: in s 'g:,.u'., 1- J, .41 v .aofosg 7. r ., ,gl , ,N 'l 9 '-1. gg'-fy' N - - .'4 J-nn-4- '- -. I- -- f.-:gf-,. -. -, -. - ..l, .' gal- .5 .' .7 ..-. '- ' .!. . f, - -. .. if 5 1 - , :Q - -1 .1-U . ..:.,.'3. :lb - - VI X-' ' 1:1 1-1- -r -1 - , 4 Lanora Claybrook, Treasurer, Charis lohnson, Social Manager, Theron Pace, President, Shir- ley Nylund, Secretary -E JI . -:pf Q, f ,: '. c 1 L 5 ' -I tw., - V or H' P A9353 fr, . C DANIEL ANGELO Light on his feet . . . Milks Cows . . . Dark eyes. VIRGINIA AVILA Mr. Iones' secretary . . . Betty's pal . . . Not as quiet as she looks. U' BETTY AVILLA Money-keeper . . . C.S.F.'er . . . Ioe's ring. LEWIS BAPTISTA Curly hair . . . Nice to know . . . Good-natured. BARBARA AVILLA PeeWee's fiance . . . Yell-Leader . . . Long hair. enior Class As we seniors prepare to leave Hilmar High, our four years here pass in review, We re- member our many activities as lower class- men, and our junior year, with the banquet, the parties, and the junior play. Our senior year has been the most active of the four, with a class party, a banquet given us by the juniors, our trip to San Francisco, the senior breakfast, and Commencement As we go our separate ways, we shall carry with us cherished memories of our four years at Hilmar High, and will always feel grateful to all who helped to make them happy ones. ELIZABETH BAHKER Sister problems . . . never quiet . . . Lives in Stevinson. MARVEEN BAWCUM All-round girl . . . Mimeograph machine difficulties . One ot the gang . r i GAIL BERGMAN 4 H Member Witty Plays the held ALLEN BLASZAK Blast-oi! . . . Class character . . MARILYN CARLSON Super-student . . . White sweater . . . Perfectionist. 4 X3 t , I in , , ,-f ' , I LANORA CLAYBROOK f rl 'L' Back home in Texas . . . 1 U Ip D Class worker . . . Devilish. ,lvff IESS DECKER Ag student . . . Bashful . . . Member of bachelor's club. L Big nose. af CLIFFORD BROWN Rodeo lan . . . Sports enthusiast . . . 3 day week. ' x .X ,A I Ax fl f-. R , I 5 if .. if l IANICE COSTA Letters to Phil . . . Cute queen . . . False hair. NINA DUBLIN Gossip editor . . . Pin curls . . . Short stuff . CORENE BROWN Shorthand whiz . . . Teases. . . Ofiice worker. MARY ANN CANHOTO Horn-tooter . . . Smiling . Student store worker. i3 MICHAEL O. FARHAND Hotrodder . . . Always being lridded . . . Big spender. VERNON EARL EIKENBERRY Science fiend . . . Rally committee . . . Quiet. 45'- GEROLD LEON G1.EAvr:s .5 Blue Olds . . . Slick dancer . . . Finger-snapper. g 5 K' ev X F! . . A L . ,K FRED I-'IGLEY .M Always cruising . . . Milking ' blues . . . Stevinson lan. X ff? an fi W ff . A A v i ai, i MA , Qi e X xniwtr 6 Mx , , ww SHIRLEY ANN GORE Slow . . . Cashier . . . Book-worm. DONNIE E. FORD X 9 , . 5 Y 5 -Q , . , ff 1 PAUL HEINS Car-lover . . . Artist . English problems. SARAH HILLIS Shotrodder . . . Always Secretary for Miss Noreen.. iabbering . . . iob-jumper. NX. 'ff'-.. Accent . . . Ol age. ..0-N,A,,-,..W,,N,,,W,m x i- K Q 'Lg ...fwx-x 4 j A A A Q Y. is A If nonsnr HAGGSTROM g 4 B Six-footer . . . Baseball i f f pitcher . . . Blond hair. g X K, 'Z f - :Q if i t 14, R -lj A - :ZX 1, iv A , , JUDY MAY FRANSEV J ' ALAN 1oHNsoN Bobby pins . . . Proxy .X. . xx Sheriffs son . . . Short stuif . Shorthand whiz. J Witty. N if ALBERT GARDNER Records galore . . . Ag fiend . . . Ioker. CHARIS IOHNSON Wild driver I4 Quiet? ? . . . Always on the go . . . ' ' . MARVIN KINDBEHG Hot Chev . . . Sleeping in English . . . Runs with the ..gcmg..' TONY LOPES Good-looking . . . Motorcycle enthusiast . . . Coy boy. V V 1 x 4 - ' .Q i . IOE LOURO Football fiend . . . Eyes only lor Lynne . . . Mr. deGraaf's answer boy. SHERRILL E. LUBBERS Artist. . . Shy. . . Ieri's shadow. DOLORES MACHADO Diamond ring . . . Daydreams . . . Good-natured. TERRY MCSWEENEY A What a car! . . . Drives the gang insane . . Sharp clothes. IAMES LOWELL Girl at every port . . . Slick dresser . . . Six-footer. DIANA I. NELSON 55 Short but sweet. . . Easy to get H along with . . . Adores horses. AMELIA LUCY MENDES Good cook . . . Timid . . . Runs with Mary lean. A .4 Y DARWIN MILLER Out of town girls . . . Football player . . . Horse laugh. EUGENIA MOORE Loud mouth . . . Y.F.C'er . . . Always in a hurry. xx' ' Q ff' , -I ', SANDRA NEWMAN Iim's girl . . . Short hair . . Crazy laugh. DELTON NYMAN Quiet . . . Farmer . . . Showman. y 11 DEANNA M. NUNES Speed-demon . . . Out lor all sports . . . Iohnny's car. 5 V MARY IEAN NUNES Engaged to Iohnny . . . Pretty . . . Shy. X if X x ll' J i1Z.' IERI O'CONNOR Music lover . . . Warbler . . Artist. 'F' THERON PACE Mari1yn's steady . . . Sport's hero . . . Mrs. Clark's troublemaker. .I SHIRLEY NYLUND Stinger worries . . . Always with Marilyn . . . Brains. FRANK SALLES I6 Never quiet . . . Teases Always on a diet. xxx, X -9 X li x 1 r Q M' DUDLEY PETERSON Little car . . . Tease-s Allen . . Ivy leager. GERALDINE ROCHA Sec. to Mr. Neuman . . . Pony-tail . . . Hard worker l ,- tl f i ft! f ROBERT ROSA Handsome . . . Always a member of the Bachelor's Club . . . Sportsman. QW 4 4' ,Q ew v X .1 X4-xo CAROLYN TEXEIRA Clown . . . Feature editor . . . Curly top. 3, . if e - 'Ti' IOE SANTI Country lad . . . Betty's man . . . Always has a smart remark. IOHN SCHWERIN Photogenic . . . Iunior . , ROBERT WALLER Mr. deGraat's problem boy . . . Runs around with Tony . . . Witty. Tacos for two. 5- - t s. x BOB WATKINS Shrewd hair-do . . . Dual pipes . . . Ditches school. IERRY WICKSTROM Minute man . . . Short, blond hair . . . Hotrodder. - BEATRICE SOUZA RICHARD WILKINSON Always singing . . . Commercial Manager - - - English difficul- Club Pres .... Saxophone Ties - - - luke box Punchef- player. 3- IOANN SPINELLI Likes to chew gum . . . Don's green sweater. .,Pretty eyes. SHIRLEY WOMACK I7 Shorthand troubles . . . Long. curly hair Dark eyes Junior Class Class Officers F. Machado, Soc. Mgr., W. Decker, Yell Lead- er, M. Pettit, Sec., L, Aman, Soc. Mgr., P. Mc- Kenzie, V. Pres., T. Alameda, Pres., H. Martig, Bailiffg N. McDonald, Treas. K V,-61' MDG Sharon Ahlem Tony Alameda L11l1e Aman 0-. gg, 5 X iwxmqglmtq Yvonne Anderson Duane Avlla Lorrcune Baptlsta Marjorle Barker Vern Bengtson -ij' us 0 X e 1 N, WEJIEIU' Patsy Benson Iune Bertelsen Donald Borrelh Sandra Brelen Shxrley Burdett Clyde Chapman Danny Coelho V5 4 X ,.l..., jf' a sm Robert Conner Wanda Decker Lynne Delmas Wally Blmquxst Ioe Ferrexra Martm Feuerstem Davld Fulton I8 , 6 V LC J Q flu 5 'ff A 'J , 1 ab N ,I-5 M Af Q C ' V . - A , V A fl GIHNL4 1 ,l D -.1 s ? , 1 W, ' A 9 if , rr .'x I -a S t 9 N ' Q 1 MQ? Y ' V H ap., v .4 V , ' . diy! h i K If 'D t tt ' V' R- rf' fr tm X Q 4 2 tl V I 1... I .ff Madelene Fulton Ioyce Gardner Arlene Gonzales Iohn Hurtado Srdney Iackson Bobby Iensen loy Iohnson 2 444 -ha Ln vw-v if all rlllll wa.. ff' -mr Rrchard Iones Ioseph LeKey Alv1s Lassxter ames Lew1s Betty Lowell Dorene Lundell Frances Machado Q1 v r' 'W llnl MQ enry Marttg Edward Mantzey Iohn McCullough Norma McDonald Paul MCKGDZIG Carol M1nor Larry Morgan MLK tl ,. s 'Cx 6 ' 'H l L QW V1rg1n1a Mur1llo Bermce Nunes Delbert Olrver Bob Olson Mabel Pettxt Carolyn rerce Dorene Salmonson ,gba an 07 if Larry cott Bxll Sm1th Bud Sorenson Douglas Sorenson Ianet Souza Iohnny Souza Ph1ll1p Souza ----1 1 0 5 fHm I fig!! , 1 Ianet Sprnelll ramce Stevznson Davld Summerlot Mary Ann Ian Vranken Anthony Vrerra 1ndaW1lloughby Lesue Weaver I9 vi A - 4 - aw ,, J . '- ' r M w - .-iq V K L . lv - X.-'f' . 57 ff' S' 52 P ll? 1 5' ' L 1 'P f 'Q rf S 'L 4 . B 1' L Xi I I Y. , fa. J. L X . 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V T0 15 ffl . t, to u Ax N ff 2' 3, , . nc: fy. r , Ks gy V l A .. T J. H2433 Lf 1 9 1 'F A ' Freshman Class Class Officers E. Miller, V. Pres., L. Souza, Pres., S. Borrelli, Sec., I. White, Bailiifg G. McSweeney, Yell- Ldr.g S. Morgan, Yell-Ldr.g C. Alameda, Soc. Chrmng R. Iones, Treas. A 0' -A: 4-- ' ' I M ' - wa il re - A 3 Q 1- M ll is M gli., ll E-I , , v 2-X 4 Q , M A fl? A i' ,K ' M 'Q' Bill Ahlem, Cecelia Alameda, Michael Anderson, Delores Avila, George Barker, Alma Balmer, Wilma Balmer .... - M 6 -A Ms M f- ff- M ' i if li T if ,, X B ,M I 5 VVVL ll A If ,M ,p f 'WM' if A A' 'B mllllllllif A '. '-. f f ' .. r mimi. rflifizi if' if Ioseph Bertrand, Dennis Borrelli, Sandra Borrelli, Myra Bowden, Barbara Brown, Matthew Canhoto, Bob Carboni ., - H E it Q VM My I ,bp , ky 1 ' 2 vm fu. VP I M l , re-l ' A A M- s 1 ggi, ' , Q Q ' ...rf M r M 'f BM -Q3 M - sg. gp , lj . V. lg i f f , . 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QUE! 0 N Q 5 1- GTWITIES .Ants X L5172 , Exp s bsf Hx Marilyn Carlson , as Yesxet EdllOI' Dudley P MVS' -50: Assy Sie-rs Pxdvt stqnt ECIHO11 OI' Lanora Claybrook Business Manager 2523 Iohn Scherwin Sherrill Lubbers Photographer Art Editor WAUKEEN Annual meeting at 7:00 tonightl Yes, there were many 'xan- nual meetings before this year's Waukeen went to press. With the help ot our advisor, Mrs. Pester, the stati Worked hard to meet the April 8 deadline. Additions to the Waukeen this year included more pages, individual pictures ol the Freshmen, Sophomores, and Iuniors, a Hero page, VVho's Who page, and more division pages. Additions to the staff were Charis lohn- son, Lanora Claybrook, Da- vid Summerlot, and Roger Peterson. To get the Waukeen on its feet , the statt Went on three ad drives with the results ol ll6 ads. Pictures Were taken by the dozen, and pages Were planned with much care and thought. In the years to come We know you Will enjoy wan- dering into the past through the pages of this Waukeen remembering your friends of this eventful year. Lynne Delmas, David Summerlot, Dorene Salrnonson, Roger Peterson Vern Bengtson Iunior Editor Charis Iohnson, Theron Pace Iunior Staff Members Girls' and Boys' Sport Editors Q Wt' it r Shirley.Nylund M . , t Mcween Editor r. Neuman, Mrs Assistant Advi-'iOrS ' pester Shirley Burdett Carolyn Texeira Ir. Editor Eeature Editor YELLOWJACKET STINGER How many more do we have to run? Would you hurry and type this up? These were frequent ques- tions heard in the publica- tions room. Although they had to rush, the staff had lun putting the news out hot oft the press every two Weeks. Our thanks to Shirley for her wonderful job as editor of the Stinger and to her cooperative staff. Marilyn Carlson Vern Bengtson Girls' Sports Boys' Sports We Q .. M b 1 P , L D 1 . . Ianice Costa Yvonne Anderson G 9 ellflypiggne e mas Charis Iohnson Nina Dublin Art Editor Ir. Art Editor Exchange Editor Gossip Editor Allen Blaszak President N! YSLH7 1. I This year was a lot like last year. Spanish Club cience Club This year's Science Club enjoyed a larger mern- bership than previous years under the able leader- ship of Mr. Matthews. Each member was required to submit definite plans for a science project to the president of the Science Club before becoming a member. The club's activities included a party and a trip to the annual Science Fair at Modesto Iunior College. 1 'Fi 2 W1 2 ex. ns P0 Vernon Eikenberry President .av . 1-fi Nina Dublin President N. The Girls' Athletic Association completed another busy year. Tournaments in speed-a-way, volley ball, basketball, and soft- ball were held between the G.A.A. teams once a Week. The club played host to the Merced G.A.A. in a basketball playday and were invited to playdays with Gustine and Merced. Thanks to Nina Dublin and Miss Noreen for making this year one of the most active and enjoyable. Girls Athletic Association Block H Be cl Block H tcm, Put your papers in the trash cant Again this cry was heard on the campus as the Block H put on an organized effort to keep the campus clean. Besides their annual barbecue in the spring, they went to several college football games. They also used part of their dues money to buy equipment bags for the basketball team. Don Borrelli served as President, with Theron Pace Vice-President, and Vern Bengston, secretary-treasurer. Don Borrelli President A if 'i 'i 1 if--2 4 if 1- il t . 1 1vs4x,fY -lr With many exciting events the F.H.A. enjoyed another suc- cessful year. ln October, Charis johnson and Barbara Avilla with Miss Sandhu, attended the convention at Asilomar. As a community project the F.H.A. prepared a Christmas basket to give to a needy family. Money-making projects included a candy sale and concession booths at the school dances. The group entertained the Gustine F.l-l.A. Chapter and the F.F,A. boys. The last event ot the year was the section meeting in Le Grand. Future Homemakers of America Future Farmers of America Mr. Fisher really put the work to the members of the F.F.A. this year, but it was not in vain since there were eight appli- cants for State Farmer Awards from Hilmar. Hilmar again starred as they took five of the forty awards from the area Home Project Award Competition. Ioe Santi, Richard Souza, and Billy Wayne earned Gold medals in this competition, while Gerold Gleaves and Leroy Vierra were given Silver medals. Loren Nyman, Leroy Vierra, and Iim Robins were Jplif lg W J' 1, Y 5 'E ls 'S 1 1 6' Q. Ny Mop, Ioe Santi President +V J., 1 1,1 1 ' r K . 7 lx ,ggi 'ii ' me 1- 'QKYRNOX1 N, toe'-tl. Ptwe 53 'W x mi .AI T SChOQf2fOD,, UCS Santa, I Want . . . Christmas Assembly Sweat no W Q we .......1 Smile! Picture-Taking P Go, Wade! Football 'D l ff 1' , fi ' -Q. 4 W Ollr lgeejrw, S . Sgnblj Ss PUT YOUR I-lere's a puzzle, put it together, and what do you have? - A picture ot a year at Hilmar High School! Start with Sep- tember, those crisp au- tumn evenings-the sound of a referees' whistle, and the roar from the crowd! Football! then Basketball, and Christmas, then the Variety Show- , Q I Tim 8Ye e I0 23'Ec170OH,, Home 1a 5 'L L' Oz Sr . ' 2 fe f ty' g E 01515590 1 owefxxs 5 MY e,,fiiqXsQ,XOXKkxme ow Throw in a few assem- blies here and there, plus school parties and dances, add the Iunior-Senior ban- quet, and Graduation . . . the finished picture: 1957- 58 at Hilmar High. Caps and Gowns YEAR TOGETHER ,ti Q ef 'viii Qex 6 33 o -ew Wbioef' Measuring for Graduation COITIQ On Y I Rallies e gd ,QOOXQO Ov ,, 9225051-6 iww uve ofus 'nov' xgilxevf 5 xi Betty and Ioe I I 2 , 'N . Ioyce and Mrs. Iacksori l Bruce and Mrs. Ioyce BUY JUPITER' Buy Iupiter , a three-act comedy, was presented by the Iunior class. The play takes place in a large de- partment store just Where the toy section joins the sports section . The story is centered around an en- gaging career girl-Kay, who is on the Verge of losing her job because toy sales had dropped. Into the scene popped Iupiter, who Betty and Ioe took over and tried to make the new craze . They got a large or- der ot these inflatable toy rabbits and turned the store into an uproar over how to get rid ot these useless toys. Everything tell into place, however, and Kay's job was saved by quick thinking on everyone's part. The cast included: Kay Linsey ........ ...Norma McDonald Bruce Peck .......... ....... V ern Bengtson Betty Linsey ....... ........ I une Bertelsen Ioe Burns ........ ............... I oe Ferriera Mrs. Iackson .............. Marjorie Barker Hank Hughes ............ Doug Sorensen Lester ...................... David Summerlot Gloria .........,. ........ Y vonne Anderson Mrs. Ioyce ...... ............... I oy Iohnson Fizz .................................. Richard Iones Irene ........................ Frances Machado Mrs. Quackenbush ........ Ianet Souza Mrs. Blantord ............,....... Ian Spinelli Miss Quick ..... ....... S hirley Burdett Mr. Ioyce ......... ......,....... B ill Smith Mrs. Dufrost ...... ...,.,. C arolyn Pierce 2 in Hank and Kay E.. rrs -'z gi 1 . .,,, ,s'i 19 Q 9 s Lester and Gloria f rf-mi Prompters and Mr. Neuman fi Aliefx '-sz? Varsity Homecoming Queen Iunice Coetcz -ju A74 ei -..W-,,.,.. 'Y 1:41, ,, , l mg , A 8 s w r 1 l 5 l 1 Senior Attendant, Marilyn Carlson Iunior AUCIUGHY, ' '1 , , - ' i Iunior Atiendcnt, Carolyn Pierce l 7 '7 36 f f , Lynne Delmcxs ffl A f' W 1 'Ci' fm Q 'iii XS 'mo A P1 fm Hu Iene Rocncr re hw Gm NCS 'x if AJ w XX Ty rl 2 QW-'40 i 1 , ' Q .Q 'Q ii' , 'givgf 451 zz QQ 1 FN su- . - fb ,I . .tx I If L :X : -I A T 'EF .5 'B f 1 ' ZZQJ'- ,v-Q 'F cj? .- -4 .- - uf . 41-1, ' 1, 'vwfliaw ef- -- ., gs -, WF- - H70-0--' ' fan if 'A 51 Agia? W A '9a,'f?, xi' ,, , .mi , s gg 'www 15 4 .xi Qs. ' J 'laflll Portraits Every day seventh period passers-by would hear from the band room thrilling strains Mr. Lovejgy of classics, such as Down by Dlrector the Old Mill Stream . lt was the Hilmar girls' chorus prac- ticing for one of their performances. During the course of the year they performed at the Spring Concert and the Christmas Program. The highlight ot their activities was the Variety Show, where they presented a Hbar- bershop quartetteu with never-to-be-forgotten finesse. ...ff- ,il SPQRTS ? X X iff-jifjl' -2- -,9-- fl ,ff- ',,,. 4I mf' Fust Penod Basketball Tumblmg Il'S The gtrls athlettc program under the gmdance of our new teacher M155 Noreen started out wtth volleyball whtch was followed by speedaway and the new excttzng game of held hockey Dunng the wmter months the gtrls enjoyed basketball badmltton ptng pong paddle tennts folk dancrng and tumbhng Some of the gtrls showed the1r skllle rn a tumbhng act for the Vartety Show Fourth Perrod Speed.Q,WQY .I 'F tr lv rf 3 ,. Q?-If ft ' .fi -,wit--1, kF '13 ,-f., .,N' ' - A .o '91 W,- A A m y-ze,fi1't V4 N .Q , . 1 -1. 9 J' 'rf I? , '15, . . . - I , Vyglvz 'k 7,5 ,,. I ' 7 v bint. 41 ,, fill 4- 'H 0 -QW ti ,L 4 . , . '- L. 1... 4-,Je , - -7. Y'-'-'A-.'f:1ff ' U .b f l. '1. ' ', l'i pos el'l' mis.. -i e.-.-Wa' Softball Seventh Per1od In the sprrng the grrls partrcrpated m softball and archery The P E program was very rnterest mg th1s year because of the many klnds of sports old and new that were played and the rnter class tournaments that were held 1n speed a Way basket ball and softball MISS Noreen V0HeYbGu sixth Period VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM This year's football team placed second in the league sharing that spot with Hughson. Many loyal followers of Hilmar gridiron teams agreed that this was one of the best squads that has been produced in Hilmar. The most out- standing factor was the phenomenal play put on by the defensive team. They gave up an average ot 97 yards a game! The final statistics showed Hilmar had gained a total ol 2,762 yards during the season. The standouts in the line were Frank Salles, Terry McSweeney, Robert Rosa, Darwin Miller, Fred Figley, Robert Ramos, Bud Sorenson, and Don Borrelli. The ground attack was led by Toe Louro who had a spectacular 7.3 yard average and Cliff Brown who had a credible 5.2 average. Theron Pace led in the passing department with 568 yards. Brown passed for 309 yards also. Bill Smith, Wade Lamb, Dudley Peterson, Bob Olson, Tony Alameda, Henry Martig, Ioe Ferriera, Marvin Kindberg, Louro, Brown, and Pace were the main backtield men. The yellow-jackets placed tour players on the All- Conference Team, Terry McSweeney, Frank Salles, loe Louro, and Theron Pace. Pace was also selected as the Outstanding Back of the League. Except for some bad breaks and hard luck, it was felt that this year's team had the ability and potential to take the championship. Better luck is hoped for next year. Coach DeGraaf Hilmar l2 Calaveras 6 Hilmar 13 Washington 7 Hilmar 6 Q ' Ripon 24 Hilmar 32 my A Linden 7 Hilmar 27 Mariposa 0 Hilmar 40 Denair 6 Hilmar 0 Hughson 6 Hilmar 41 Gustine 6 Hilmar 27 Newman 0 Hilmar 20 Le Grande 6 B FOOTBALL Hilmflf 13 Calaveras U HUITICIF U Washington 33 Hilmar 6 Ripgn U Hilmar 19 Linden U Hilmar 13 gi: Livingston 8 Hilmar 20 Hughson U HilII1CIT 41 . Gustine 7 Hilmar 20 G Newman U Hilmar 5 Le Grande 6 I. White , V 3, D. Smith B. Salles T A Q w,.. .2 l G. Hutchinson Q ja VV L. Weaver I. Heuer I.-El Q 1 :un , S. Crawford L- EYYS - ' W. F Cl 151 V. G ' Coach Lee Cantrell S' Plerce L' Souza L' Vlrgo OrManagersOuvem CHAMPIONS Under the new leadership of Coach Cantrell the Hilmar B team has taken championship for the third consecutive year. The team ended up with an out- standing 8-l- record. The captain for the year was Stan Crawford. For this achievement the team members will receive championship patches and a gold football. The letter winners will be honored with varsity blocks. The B team members that are moving up will be of great help to the varsity. i ' 51 .i D 5 A Z fl , T 1 l C. Brown, Pole vault ' 'X 6 D Mlller 440 Yard run 291 Br ggi F? .h I T-lf' P 'ta Class TRACK Once agam l-hlrnar has come up wrth an outstandlng track team The A s are expected to cop the crown easrly Proof ol th1s IS that they have Won every meet thus far 1n the season Wlth Ioe Louro showlng hrs form on the hurdles Henry Mart1g and Darwm Mlller runnlng the 440 Fred Frgley and Dud Peterson run nmg the 880 and Verlan Pace and Allen Blaszak on the m1le lt IS falr to say that the team lS loaded w1th talent 1n the runnlng events Also the relay team com posed ot Louro B1ll Sm1th Mrller and Martlg IS expected to break the school record Thlngs look good for the held team also Clltt Brown and Gerald Gleaves furmsh top talent ln the pole vaultmg event as does Gleaves ln hlgh Jumpmg Louro 1n broad 1ump1r1g Vern Bengtson and Tony Alameda rn puttmg the shot Www j lf 9 -r ' P rm' at JH Class B and C Track .V -El,- A Track H ez- Az' r ,ir D Peterson 880 Yard run Gww is Wk.. .1-em'-ffagvzasw H Mamg 440 Yard run P' Z5 . ' I 1 Q, - . . ki 91 I ' y 1 I - I A .L . . , . -,I - 1- l ff - - 7, In . - I ' ,. A 1 , 4 W , , , U- nf- .A-,-'N -r nf.. ,,-Q K -L V . L ' ,,. -. V .1-, :ax W Q.- - 1 4 . l I f , 4? f 0 I . H, J ' . ' 0 Q e , 'lf V f , Q' -Z - Y' ' , ,, I , . Ill! , , 'Q i , , 4 , -1 1 Z 1' Q j fl' N. H7 - - i 'l' P A .2 ' '- v 4 - . f , - ,- 1 ,, : . 1 1 f 5 s 7 , - ,K .sy , 5 X I A A R ' 1 A J .4 h 'V ' - . A A, X 'J A l 5 X I 'X A 3 ag A or ff N , , I, B . , -M' i ' N . - P - - ' -. . ' , ,J l',. ' - V' 7 . M JK , 0 X 5 , h X V 'y' Mia An, Q 1 ,il u?- L YV Y- 14' - f ' , ' v ' M wg, 1'-af . ' if, l 1 , 'f 7 . .,.f- , 'f-Pls-' , -f , , -ri-.. gy i - at to . eks- -J 0-1. , ,-4' FN.. i'..,ni'iz.L.vv 1 J. . ' if ....... .. .. . . , C0-CHAMPIONS Under the excellent coaching of Tom DeGraaf, the Hilmar cagers finished the season as co-champions. By winning ll and losing 3 league games the team compiled the best record of any previous season. Cliff Brown, with his high scoring, sharp defensive play, and leadership abilities led the team throughout the season. One major asset of this championship squad was in the rebounding depart- ment. Dave Summerlot, Vern Bengtson, Terry McSweeney, and Robert Rosa, were the big men on the backboards averaging about 35 rebounds a game. The second important factor was Hilmar's shooting ability. Most of the shots were taken by Cliff Brown, Bob Olson, and Theron Pace. Brown had a l8.6 points a game average which topped the league, while Pace was the third highest scorer in the league with a 14.9 average. Brown set a league record for an individual in a single game by scoring 38 points against Newman. At the end of the season Brown was placed on the Valley All-Star Team. Pace was chosen to be on the All-Conference Team. The team was well-balanced with sharp shooting, strong rebounding, and good defensive play. This was the first basketball quintet that went all the way to championship status. However, it is felt it will not be the last, Hilmar 45 Newman 44 Hilmar 49 Gustine Hilmar 29 Los Banos 51 Hilmar 5l Hughson Hilmar 51 Carmel 49 Hilmar 53 Mariposa Hilmar 39 Gustine 60 Hilmar 59 Ripon Hilmar 43 Le Grand 38 Hilmar 65 Le Grand Hilmar 5 Mariposa 54 Hilmar 48 Denair Hilmar 61 Ripon 44 Hilmar 61 Newman Hilmar 34 l..e Grand 48 Hilmar 76 Gustine Hilmar 60 Denair 39 Hilmar 49 Hughson Hilmar 66 Newman 42 . -o', n L. Nyman 6 1 .-4 NJ R. S Crawford vig! G. Lilly Xa R. Nylund B. Sclles Coach Lee Cantrell L, Souza D Iohnson Hilmar 39 Hilmar 17 Hilmar l8 Hilmar 28 Hilmar 30 Hilmar 25 Hilmar 23 Hilmar 35 Hilmar 36 R. Peterson L. Ferriera I, Hum-fdo Newman Le Grand Livingston Mariposa Ripon Le Grand Denair Newman Gustine 43 32 60 33 28 36 48 37 48 B BASKETBALL This year's Hilmar B team was in a rebuilding state. They lost more games than they won but most ot these games were dropped by just two or three points. They finished in the lower bracket of the league standings but they gained val- uable experience in doing so. The first five consisted of four sophomores and one freshman all of whom had little or no ex- perience. The captain for the year was Richard Aman. 49 Hilmar Hilmar Hilmar Hilmar Hilmar Hilmar Hilmar Hilmar G, Olds Hughson 21 Mariposa 9 Ripon 50 Le Grand 43 Denair 33 Newman 34 Gustine 48 Hughson 34 ,..x Wm 'WV L, 402 Q W! www jaw B Haggstrom P . VARSITY BASEEALL any gum! 'KQV ,516 44- ng. 3- 'M A .raw 1 335332 -M D Summerlot LF G Bergman SS 'X R WIIICIDSOH Mgr is S Crawford 1B gh T Pace, 2B F Salles, C 50 I Ferreira, CF R Rosa, RF ji flf wr. if . , fn M . I if X ,A x are J x' ' ,f fflifif f if f MW 7 ,ag H t,,j', Q --aw :VS ' ,k,.v.,,cw Mi 'B' Baseball Team Under the guidance ol Coach Cantrell, the varsity baseball team had won all their games as the annual Went to press. The men of the diamond are expected to have one of their best seasons. Bob Haggstrom and Gene Lilly will be doing the pitching chores while Frank Salles and Don Borrelli will be behind the plate. Stan Crawford will handle the duties on lB, Theron Pace and Rich Aman on ZB, Tony Alameda and Bill Salles on 3B, and Gail Berg- man and Alan Iohnson at SS. Dave Summerlot, Ioe Ferriera, and Robert Rose, should take ccue ot the spaces in the outfield. There are rumors that the team has an excellent chance for championship. lt is hoped that they Will hold this spirit throughout the season and thereby possibly come up with Hilmar's first baseball championship. Good luck fellows. Varsity Baseball Team 'B OUR HEROES ALL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL PLAYERS Frank Salles Ioe Louro Theron Pace Terry McSweeney BASKETBALL Captam Theron Pace Outstandlng FOOTBALL Outstanding Back Ioe Louro Captcun Player Chff Brown Chff Brown OUtStGI'1dlI1Q L1neman Terry McSweeney 52 Hero? Opps, Herome Rough cmd Ready de Graaf G A A Semor Girl Sporismanshxp Award Deanna N unes ' 'X I .I f f .J . 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K xt r 53 gui i- f fri.:- lil eff' -,,,.- If-,,f First and Second Semester Class Officers Kay Fransen and Betty Spinelli, Yell Leaders, Vern Schmidt Treasp Brian Bawcum, Bailiffg Carolyn Forgnone, Sec., David Ferreira, Pres.g Danny Perry V -Pres. Eighth Grade the annual eighth grade civics trip. TOP PICTURE, TOP ROW: Emma Iean Blevins, Vera Schmidt, Rita Armstrong, Doris Gage, Ruth Puckett, Rosemary Lewis, Susan Gonzales, Gloria Deus, Nancy Carlson, ludy Ahlem, Kan Fransen, Lynn Heuer, SECOND ROW: lnez Lopes, Marilyn Souza, Marilyn Isbell, Iudy David, Margaret Costa, Gloria Nunes, Enid Bennett, Ella Holden, Hazel Soares, Lorene Elmquist, Betty Spinelli. BOTTOM ROW1 Carol Bell, Cheryl Anderson, Barbara Pounds, Garnell Parmby, Wanda Mattos, Carolyn Forgnone, Nancy Spinelli, Nancy Waller, Pauline Erickson, Sharon Christy. BOTTOM PICTURE, TOP ROW: lohnny Ramos, lim Theilen, Earl Tagge, lerry Hillis, David Payne, Brian Bawcum, David Trautman, Wayne Eikenberry, Eddie Perez, Eddie Hatton, David Ferreira. SECOND ROW: Kenny Eklund, Craig Rearick, Gary Morse, Iohn Hagg- strom, Bert Bergman, Iohn Figley, Tim Reader, lvan Bowden, Alan Mayfield, Tim Wells, Robert Rude, Ierry Iohnson, Ierry Waller. BOTTOM ROW: David Mendes, Albert Mendes, lerry Gomes, Franklin Garcia, Michael Padayhag, Buddy Rosa, Danny Perry, Arthur Decker, Eddie Virgo, Eugene Vierra, Tommy Watkins, Mickey Delmas. I5 .asv 4 el? 'Y This year under the direction of Mrs Terry Mr, Neuman, and Mr. Malia the eighth grade class undertook many new activities one of -V which was the organization of a Basketball team that played against Gustine. Many of the eighth graders were members of the Iunior High Band that participated in the Homecom ing ceremonies at the Homecoming game These future Freshmen enjoyed three parties before they made their way to Sacramento on ,l eventh Grade This year's seventh grade under the direc- tion of Mr. Iones and Mr. Marsh enjoyed a lively party to get the kids fully orientated up- on their return to school after a long summer vacation. The kids did very well this year and are now seasoned veterans of Iunior High. During the iirst few weeks of school they seemed a little lost because of the transition from grammar school to the Iunior High, but they soon adjusted to the routine. Good luck kids as you go into your eighth year oi school. V I First and Second Semester Class Officers Brazil Pereira, Social Mgr., Don Sorenson, Pres, Loretta Souza, Sec., Barbara Santos, V.-Pres, Barbara Iohnson, Treas. TOP PICTURE, TOP ROW: Barbara Iohnson, Gloria Nyman, Valerie Wickstrom, LaVonne Nyman, Rosemary Gomes, Gloria Swanson, leanette Lowell, Bernice Heller, Darlene Ramos, Ann O'Connor, Charlene Perry. SECOND ROW: Caad Gumanday, Christine Padayhag, lonie Lingerfelt, Kay Miller, Laurie Bundgard, Ruth David, Helen Schmidt, Doris Wild, Bertha Azevedo, Nadine Holden, Sharon Bruce, Barbara Santos, Sylvia Silveria, Sandra Tell. THIRD ROW: Lanore Zaugg, Lorraine Luiz, Diane Durden, Elizabeth Claybrook, Irene Chalberg, Ian Olson, Lana Lucus, Genevieve Garcia, Peggy Matos, Loretta Souza, Shirley Vierra. BOTTOM PICTURE, TOP ROW: Darrel Couter, Brazil Pereira, Donald Sorenson, Leonard Dyrland, Herman Triguerio, Billy Pollard, Wayne Sharp, Niel Tidwell, Roy Lekey, Raymond Campbell, Eddie Kindberg, Louis Norton, Albert Martig, David Brown. SECOND ROW: Ioe Genn, George Hurd, Garry Rhodes, David Barnes, Iohn Fulton, David Machado, Dennis Durden, Paul Youngborg, Iohnny Elliott, Raymond Potts, Gilbert Claunch. L ,,,, iw, If .Hel ,4 :fa 7' Our Band JUNIOR HIGH ACTIVITIES Mcrjorettes Shirley Vierrcx, Scmdrcx Tell, Lorene Elmquist 4, I II.lxI. Study Time Boys' Sporis GITISI Sports ,.4. ,,--H , if ,.,.,N, ,. , 5 Q, nxt--A 4- f 12 4 1 ,T ADS fa mess AR ,LLYU l-MLM neaceo 57 Turlock Boosters Ahgo's Flowers-Seeds-Pet Supplies Phone ME 4-3786 Allen Mortuary 247 Broadway Turlock Armour Creameries 5th and D Street Turlock Bard's Sport Shop Everything for the Sportsman Phone ME 4-4543 Bettencourt's Grocery Lander and Bradbury Ave. Turlock Bob Anderson Body and Fender Shop 711 Lander Ave. Ph, ME 4-7286 Boies Drug Store Phone ME 4-6710 125 W, Main Boris Upholstery 712 Lander Ave. Phone ME 4-3669 Cain's Body Shop 225 S. Broadway Turlock N14 California Flower Shop 229 West Main Phone ME 4-1133 Christofierson Poultry Valchris Brand Turkey 6th and Lander Ave. Coey's Shoe Store The House of Well-Known Brands 126 W. Main Culligan Soft Water Service PO. Box 175 Phone ME 4-3469 Dean Floral Shop 126 Lander Ave. Phone ME 2-0042 De Luxe Cleaners For D eLuxe Cleaning 127 4th Street Don Pedro Hardware Housewares, Gifts, Tools 5 E. Main Ph, ME 4-5891 Don's Floor Coverin g Builders of Satisfied Customers Phone ME 4-3576 Dublin Appliance and Furniture Complete Home Furnishings East Main and 99 Highway --or .,, 45? ffm - Outdoor Living for the Sundow Farm n Garden Phone ME 4-6185 First Westem Bank 201 W. Main Gloeckler Iewelers Diamonds-Watches-lewelry 235 West Main Grange Company 99 Highway Turlock Guy and Sliger Men's Store Clothes ot Distinction 211 W. Main Hendrickson's Iewelers Watches, Silver, and Diamonds 218 W. Main House of Teens For Smart Apparel 119 S. Broadway I6-B Motors Studebaker-Packard-Willys 153 S. Broadway I. C. Penny's Your Family Store Turlock Iewel's Dress Shop 124 North Center Street Turlock Iohn H. Beatty and Associates Realtors insurors n Farmer Iohnson's House of Flowers Flowers tor all Occasions 124 N. Broadway Iulia's Kiddie Shop Children's Ready-to-Wear 115 S. Broadway Iune Ripley McVey School of Dance Studio: 423 N. Center St. Kathy's Co-Ed Shop 208 E. Main Street Turlock Ken Nelson-Contractor 1808 E. Marshall Phone ME 4-3230 Complifments O Latiiis L 51 L Coffee Shop Fine foods is our Specialty lll West Main Liberty Market Meats, Groceries, and Produce 710 Lander Lundall's Men's Wear 100 West Main 58 Turlock Marie's Dress Shop Ladies Apparel Center and Olive Q. 'K 5 Martin's Young Men 6 Boys Clothes ot Distinction 225 E. Main Martinez P1 ood Sales YW 1001 South Center St. Phone ME 4-7281 Montgomery Ward 335 East Main Turlock Montieth Tractor 61 Truck Co. Corner Broadway and Market Streets Nick's Auto Electric loel Nickolauson 118 Lander Ave. Norton's Mortuary Serving Turlock 61 Vicinity since 1925 286 W, Main St. OK Rubber Welders Complete Tire Service Turlock, Livingston, Patterson Olson's Pharmacy Protecting Your Health All Ways Phone ME 4-1207 Paul's Paint Store Paints, Wallpaper, Glass 243 West Main Penquin Ice Cream Co., Inc. We cater to Churches 6: Organizations Specializing in Fancy Ice Cream 1 01 VI Polly Ann Bakery Pasteries-Candies--Ice Cream 120 N. Center Ray Kenzie's Barber Shop 700 Lander Turlock Ringgenberg Home Furnishings 209 Lander Avenue Roxy Cleaners Be Foxy-Call Roxy 401 East Main Roy M. Day Feeds Poultry-Dairy-Turkeys South lst and B Ryan Lawn Mower 6 Saw Shop lack Ryan 924 Lander Avenue Schn.ider's Men Store 108 W. Main Street Phone ME 4-3604 Bank Wisely With Security State Bank 134 W. Main Street Sewing Machine Center Sewing Machines, Good Yarns 214 Lander Ave. Shirokoffs Upholstering Furniture and Automotive 1232 Lander Ave. A 6. W Root Beer Stand Root Beer Submarines I 555 N. 99 Highway Q -. swf- ff l 2' ' A5 Silva's Body Shop Complete Body Repair Service 510 Lander Ave. Smith Chevrolet For Performance-lt's Chevy Broadway Stanislaus-Merced Savings and Loan Ass'n South Center Starr's Auto Parts Everything Automotive 218 N. Broadway Texeira's Service General Repairing, Welding Lander and Bradbury The Modesto Bee Turlock Office 129 Fourth Street Walters Studio and Camera Shop Everything Photographic Turlock Thorsen's Plumbing, Sheet Metal, G Pumps 134 Lander Turlock Flower Shop Arvid and Agnes Klint 251 West Main Turlock Hardware 59 Hardware, Appliances, Gifts 213 West Main Street 5 l For Hilmar 1'ligh's Sport News Read the Turlock Daily Ioumal Turlock Lumber Co. Orval E. Cooper, Mgr. Delhi Turlock Turlock Mercantile Co. 200 West Main Turlock Youngdale's Hardware Store Appliances-Toys-Gifts 250 Market Street Turlock Printing Co. Printing that makes Good Impressions 247 W. Main Turlock T. V. Service lust Service and Repair 142 Bernell Turlock Toggery Men's and Boys' Furnishings Headquarters for Levis Turlock Van G Storage Local and Long Distance Moving 914 Lander Avenue Union Oil Products Henry I. Weiss, Distributor Turlock ME 4-1175 Valley Brake Service Wheel Alignment-Balancing-Brakes 545 South Center St. Hilmar Boosters Best Wishes, Class of '58 Anderson's Locker Service H 6 H Cleaners We Know How Meat cutting 6- processing l Lander Avenue, Hilmar Btlnk of America , Best W'sl1es, Class of '58 The Friendly Bank 1 , J I .7 Hilm Barber Shop For Safe Banking t ' , L X, ' ix nder Ave. Bill Dcmiel's Chevron Station gb 7 M ' li l t D G d Lubrication-Accessories H f 'lv , ,r ry 90 S Hilmar, California 1 it if r Qing Ykofciu km'-35358 Bullard's Service Station f V g I uc GSS O Tires and Batteries q E , . i V dll age Disposal Recapping f ' l I 'd d S , o r ,I o an ons Daley S Barber ShoPlli T Jo 419 ME 2-1685 Flat-tops our specialty 1' 'A 1, ' 1. L J ' Irwin, California - V 5' 'll Xb .umgerdcompmiy Don's Union Service Station, - 1 A ' ri, uyfri Sjffyir Union Oil Products xr ,J rc F I, than 1 Lander Avenue L i- ,l 1 ,I Qj Furniture Store Ed Olsgn 'f 5 , lat' l- L. ew and Used Radio and T. V. Repair Q Yo MQ, Fl-UH Ure Gnd Applwnces Hilrriar, California X tu, l KI- trs Market Farmer s Lumber Yard .J U Groceries 5 Meats I--,WC1iefS0f1,5f Sim ' 1l,' Bud Klint, Proprietor Hilmar, California X M' ' Farrnefs warehouse Merced Flre Beans and Grain Insurance C0mPm1Y Lander Ave. Since 1906 u s nu 3 ' l .,..--v Mom's Kitchen Lander Ave. Hilmar Mord's Welding Repair Electric and Acetylene Welding Nord's Market Phone ME 4-5951 Lander Ave., Irwin Orin W. Crider Chiropractor Phone ME 4-l50l Peterson's Market Meats, Groceries, Hardware Out of Town Boosters Borden's Dairy Delivery Company 204 Campus Way-Modesto C 6 R Commissary P.O. Box l4l0 Modesto, California Best Wishes From Engravers Corporation 1044 S. Hope St.-Los Angeles l5 Congratulations From Foster Farms Iersey Dairy 60 Modesto, California Renshaw's Drug Store Fountain, Drugs, Sundries Prescriptions Filled Shorty's Milk Shake Shoppe Homemade Ice Cream Hilmar, California Smart Beauty Center Specializing in Cold Waves and Hair Styling Pood Luck, Class of '58 Sorrel1's Electrical Service Lander Ave. Woodmen Accident Gr Life Co Iames Iohnson, Agent Irwin Phone ME 2-3589 Kellstrom Candy Co. 209 E. Morris Ave. Modesto, California Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. P.O. Box 757 Merced, California R.P.C. Popcorn 6 Vending Co. l28 River Road Modesto, California Shoobs' lll8 llth Street Modesto, California Valley Sporting Goods l4l8 lay Street Modesto, California we 4 Y' as If J 'ff VW f-ffwfgf QLMQWWMNW ff! M gvffliwwwfdffmwfy M' M Wwgjjmigfjwivm if 1 W if M ff W fly vffpfyf iff 15 fwifflfffffmid 'W wx' 0 MM fajizxjfffpjlbffj M Wxgffffff W JK' J' Ma W! T mffwf jgwfjgwyffl WWW 'Y as fy! 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