Kerman High School - Lion Yearbook (Kerman, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1971 volume:

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G9 ljyfi 'Z WWW W :' f j Vf i, 'fii ' W4 'Af ' fy f ' 4 ,J, - - TWV I 971 Dedication Mrs. Georgia Gumz ss, The year book staff would like to dedicate this annual to Mrs. Georgia Gumz in appreciation for her effort and time spent helping us. This is the last year we will see Mrs. Gumz smiling and greeting those who walk by the office. She has worked at the school for 21 years, and after all these years of dedicated service, she is retiring. Mrs. Gumz was born April 11, 1909, on a farm in Uncas, Oklahoma. She attended the Vinland School in Kerman from the first to third grade. Mrs. Gumz spent her high school years at Arkansas City High School. She also attended the Winfield, Kansas Business College. In 1950, Mrs. Gumz began to work in the cafeteria on the old KUHS campus. She became the attendance clerk in 1951 and has been clerk ever since. She has served under seven different administrators during her years of service. We thank you Mrs. Gumz, for your enthusiasm and willingness to help everyone. Your cheerfulness and understanding made all of us dependent upon you. - Q Simba, Tis CM MM, bows-fmsx Xa Emvxsgol ,ma AMA .s QM K XCR iii AM Mrk M ex? MUMXQ ss 1771! Table of Contents Classes 8 s A ' A Q' Administration 16 E is t .gi A Teachers 18 Activities 30 Sports 68 Reference 96 Editor: Bev Radinoff Assistant Editors: Brenda Gentry Janice Sarnarin Business M anager: Debbie Helmuth Q Photo Editor: A f im Walls A dfvisor: Lee Weppler 4. KERIVIAN HIGH LION KERMAM CALIF. A GREAT DANE THAT STOOD OUT AMONG THE CRUWDS American Field Service did it again, this time in the form of a tall, dark, good-looking Dane named Jan Zangenberg, Jan was rather quiet except for the click of a camera, which seemed to be standard equipment with him, This familiar click could be heard oftenf Another phase of photography that interested Jan was printing. Working in the darkroom took up much of his spare time. Living with the Herman Scheidts was an opportunity for Jan to learn what it is really like to be a fa-rm boy, Working in the field with his American brothers and sister was a new kind of experience, His usual companion was Russell, a junior at K, U, H, S, A missing face in our crowd this year was that of Marilyn Moore, our own A,F,S. student -.S who spent the year in the Netherlands, Student ozmezl Cleaned House Jim Lutz presided over a somewhat streamlined Student Council. Attendance was checked at each meeting and limited to elected representatives. The in- stallation of a student phone, the Homecoming Dance, a birthday party for our exchange student and other activities were sponsored by this year-'s Council. Giggles and light-hearted groans were typical responses to the humorous quips of President Lutz. r.-, -E 1 Azz 'ggi Vice-President Kathy Kubo ,A A -1 ,JK u . C- 3-N 1 H,- I H. s vu Sergeant-at-Arms Gordon Bizieffg Commissioner of Award . David Durham Rally Chairman Debbie Georgeson Social Chairman Debbie Helmuth Secretary Luda Vinogradoff President Jim Lutz T if f 'omedy FZipped'i N X ? I i M 'OM ii T' ' x NU Q! bb yy ' x J ' . M e , yl x f WMQW W M! T AJ An a n uJal comg ians a d plenty of co- on enable the seniors to take top honors in the rally competition. The rally, under the direct- 'on Terri Wolf, was based on the Flip Wilson Show. Reverend LeRoy, alias Mike Bustamante, of the Church of What's Happening Now, arm-wrestled with Blue Raider David Durham, and exchanged soulful dialogue with his excitable brother-S. Several fund-raising activities were undertaken dur- ing the year. The Class of 1971 sponsored a Spaghetti Dinner and an after-game dance to finance their trip to Disneyland on June 4th. SEATED: President Mike Kister, Vice-President Debbie Georgeson, Representative Mike Radavero, Treasurer Pam Staten and Repre sentative Dan Stilson. STANDING: Rally Chairman Terri Wolf, Representative Gordon Bizieff, Social Chairman Debbie Helmuth, Sergeant-at-Arms Russ Hamilton and Secretary Luda Vinogradoff. E I K il F x -fm 51 'F W1 P 9 fr W in ,,-1-B ,A :mv-ve 13 .,..... SEATED: Treasurer Pat Perry, President Steve Kister, Secretary Linda Henriksen, and Vice-President Vicki Pinheiro. STANDING: Rally Chairman Debbi Stilson, Sergeant-at-Arms David Zumwalt, Representative Karen McLain, Representative Bruce Edwards, and Representative Dean Priest. NOT PICTURED: Social Chairman Rick Cooley. 15325 319 Kei? if 1-i' '3.g,!55E'7I? ., I-'51 -mm A -155- fi 'i6Y 'nglg4' i 'gffv W' .-51. ' Zi tiff, vig. , z. 'as ri ' it I o SLNK4 4!Stn?s' I funzors Jumped S Z2 H i g h F 0 r p zrz t S 0 0 Yearbook deadlines, club activities and sporting events kept many juniors hopping this year. As members of the Pep Squad, several junior girls stayed after school daily to practice routines. Rally Chairman Debbi Stilson organized committees to be responsi- ble for various aspects of the rally. During roll call, the louder each class yelled, the closer Jeff Mitchell jumped to the top of the Spirit Ladder. The KUHS Showboat sunk the Vikings' ship. To celebrate the victory, the glamorized Carol Nale dedicated the song, Close to You to representatives of the wrestling and basketball teams. Her per- formance was followed by an unusual dancing troupe of litt1e men. p ' 'H in l ' 'N' i , :id 51564 Q E H' , A ' ' -. 9 - H, p mst: .5 .Zi E , In . - ' ' ' '.:.f-'H -, v 4- W Q 5? 3:3 gs? fx .2 3 mf 11 . w ,. I. I ,Z . -1' za ' ff if Q55 U1 ff- , V :Y-F, 5-' fm ff' I 5 5333 .Jess wg S24- ,K ,JM 1 , ,gk K' r A ,ff gli F5155 mi? mix. XX if Q, A . 'i m-My , 'Sze - L:- - 'xx 5255 Q: E. 5 ' -' 5.- ,EA 1 ,. - 'Q ff 1, ,NV Q N, :fx 1 Q V gf, if Q 9 3 QQ as ,dwg-E G., wh- . Qi .. '-ii 2 I vu X9 gf 1 M ' -f , 1 :I W 23 ANGU C 4 msg if 11 ' rg J A , li 1 4 fc' it . .ix . L - .U si 4 Really Measured Up The Class of 1973 experienced a year filled with typical sophomore involvements. Many of them got behind the wheel of a car for the first time during driver's training. Their red class rings arrived just before Christmas vacation, a perfect time to flaunt them. The sophomores held the first competition rally on 7 January 15th. Rally ChairmanL Carobfn Miller! made certain that theractors knew their lines. The skit was based on a Roman trial. Emperor Scott Foth was sentenced to die by the fangs of a vicious lion - Jessie Acosta. Wolf whistles and laughter filled the gym when six shapely f?j cheerleaders took the floor. Masculine physiques lurked somewhere beneath the make-up, hair, and extra padding. SEATED: Vice-President Gloria Valdez, President Bob Kubo, Secretary-Treasurer Geneieve Madrid, and Social Chairman Karen Velarde. STANDING: Sergeant-at-Arms Mike Texeira, Rally Chairman Carolyn Miller, Representative Ken Lea, Representative Vicki Samarin, and Representative Becky Botelho. Freshman Fledglings Flew Successfully The members of the Class of 1974 proved to be exceptionally am- bitious. Their presence was felt in most organizations and athletic teams. The freshmen suffered through many initiations, but usually seemed to come out with a grin. Their chrysanthemum corsage sale on Homecoming Night was a major money making project, in addition to a class pin sale held in the spring. The competition rally, under the direction of Rally Chairman Janet Delarm, was presented on January 29th. The highlight of the rally was an eagle plucking contest. Paul Gentry, representing the Frosh-Soph basketball team, won the spirited event. , 2 ,ir V li 5 g i. -. , 5 A -L 1 i'v it 'TQFV XJ . ..1 7 is ' - ,ds ,if Q sage H mae F gm was ' -J-I 1 Q SEATED: Representative Susan Zfxmwalt, President Willie Tapia, and Rally Chairman Janet Delarrn. STANDING: Secretary Diana James, Vice-President Jessie Juarez, and Treasurer Cindy Carlson. NOT PICTURED: Representatives Rod Stilson and Ernie Magaiia. Q.. f ?'.,. I slug? 3 w 1 . 1 Fresh New Faces 3 andldeas Were In the Midst 0 Things Mr, Gordon Lemky, District Superintendent, and Miss Mary Bowen, Dean of Girls, were two new faces at Kerman High, With these new faces came new ideas that worked with the students to better our school, Working along with them were the familiar faces of Mr. Thomas Jeffus, Princi- pal, and Mr. Robert Arslanian, Counselor. The Board put in many long, thankless hours, making many important decisions. Through their efforts and support, these faces helped to make Kerman High School the school that it was. Mr. Gordon Lemky, District Superintendent Mr. Thomas Jeffus, Principal Mr. Robert Arslanian, Counselor 16 Miss Mary Bowen, Dean of Girls Mr, Robert Appleby, President Mr. Raymond Anderson w Board Mem bers Mr. John Bragg Mr, Ronald Kister, Clerk Mr, John Macht 'TA , -.V x fix., Q ' .Q V A ' y New Teachers In aded Physical Ed. 1. Mrs, Pearl Cochran Librarian SHHHHHHHHHH 2. Mr. George Poplin Business Ready. . . . . TYPE 3. Mr. Jim Reynolds Physical Education We need your suppooort 4. Mrs, Cheryl Bird Physical Education Alright now Ladies! 5. Miss Sharon Shields Business If you didn't know, you should have asked. 6. Mr. Toyo Shitanishi Continuation You wide-eyed Caucasians are all alike. 7, Mr, Allen Kirby Continuation I'm going to make believers out of you, A P . . ff - . 2 ' 4 30 . . ,. l wifi Z V J ' . .l Q-.n f LA-,ig V:- T Z .. , V. 1 - f f X , I Y E f , 'f 5 K' 4. 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Mrs, Martha Walters Teacher's Aid You're not suppose to be in here! 2' f'Thinking is the Art ofLearnzng Mr, David Wilde Biology Alright you turkeys. Mr, Jim Seay Science The Teacher is talkin Mr, Paul Dalzell Art Just do what I say, th Mr. Howard Knapp Math This is for blood, Mrs, Helen Moore Music Plunk, Plunk, Plunk. let's have it quiet! Mr, Ralph Cayler Band You're sittn' on your ughuhs -,VL r-X ,J 'QJ J Wm I 4 24 eaehers Helped Expand Student Creativity Mr, Jim Leonard Agriculture All right you guys, square around! Mr, Arlon Schubert Agriculture Maybe we can get it donated to us. Mr, Ron Reinhardt Woodshop Do you want a punch in the nose ? Mr. Robert Knowles Agriculture All right you clowns I' Mr, Allen Marcucci Auto Shop You guys get to workl' Mrs. Nerma Slate Home Economics That's the way the cookie crumb1es! Ten New Faces joined Faculty Mr. Lee Weppler Social Science Don't sweat the little things. Mr. John Motta Social Science I don't want to put anyone on the spot, BUT. . . Mr. Fred Sellers Social Science IIG I T77 Mrs. Patricia Palmer Special Opportunities Why isn't your name Smith or something? Mr. Ron Adams Current Aifai rs Get ready for a little quizzic-z! Mr. Jim Ragan History BA D! ! ! , . ,KM 5: gf 1 1 Georgia Gumz Attendance Secretary ff, 1 X, Nanci Sellers Secretary 'J' These Were The jf? Cooks: Mae Hansen, Dora Gomas, Olga Funkner, and Mazelle Carpenter, Irene Peterson Sue Shubin Bookkeeper Secretary Important People Behind the Scenes The important people behind the scenes were the people on our campus who helped to keep it in good condition, Our office staff helped the students and school by keeping its records in order, Custodians were seen many times doing the hard job of keeping our campus clean, along with main- taining it, The cooks were busy slaving over hot stoves to prepare the student body's lunches, while bus drivers put in their time to transport students to and from school, This year's efficient staff has helped make Kerman a school to be proud of. Custodians and Bus Drivers: Leonard Carpenter, Ernest Su f Mal tenance Curtis, Howard Thomas, Harvey Fogle, Glen Clothier, pewlsor O n Bennett Hatcher, and Bertha Edwards. Homecoming Day Queen's Court funiors: Irma Armstrong Seniors: Sal Gallegos Dean Priest Debbie Georgeson Freshmen: Roa' Stilson Sophomores: Sue Morgan Susan Zumwalt V Mike Teixiera H6672 Lucia Vinogmdoff King Danny Furtado Who can forget the excitement of Homecoming Day? The afternoon rally. The pep squad's presentation of jack-o-lanterns to a group of tense football players hoping to keep an undefeated record. The anticipation of the students awaiting the postgame festivities, And, of course, the crowning of the queen and her court. WI. 5, 2. ,, ., -1 3 ' r I iwixa 1 ,JJ W f fin L' .I I 1 u QF! , , zi':'w?i i lj. ' wg il F' 'F iw- ' f , 7' 'w 5. , ,, W .1-' 1 x Qi., --'ae' iygwffif-Lv. -fgggajnlz 1: - X i. , , X 5 '!'!. X , 1,5 ,sf ji, ' , ,K . . Q' - N, i 1 ,, W ' a xx ' ':'1 H -ng: :.,,,,f 1' XY 1'..f? .-Q-,-N . 'ML H ,Z fzgffxfes V H ui 1,1 2' 3 T' M Q? Q- if-fff ' PF.' api! W Jie my L -- if.-H t V gtg Q ,M ,. M U, .. X H im, aw Sf g 5 '-- if Lia' -J ,Q Y, 1' 2 A , .. N f . 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These girls brought back many new ideas for routines , plus an outstanding rating on their performances. Later in the year the Pep Girls also attended All Valley Pep Clinic at Fresno State College. They returned with an excellent in their perform- ance and a superior in spirit. Among other money making projects were a bake sale, co-sponsoring a Powder-Puff Football Game and selling delicious Christmas candy. Vicki Pinheiro Head Pep Girl Debbie Subotich Bev Radinoff Q ll. - Sue Morgan Gail Coleman Pam Staton Becky Botelho Lettercarriers dna? Maj'0rettes G0tRained ut Rainy weather conditions only allowed the Lettercarriers and Maj orettes to display their talents twice at home football games this year, Of four home games they managed to per- form at Homecoming and at the final game of the season. They also went with the Band to Berkeley and participated in the Kerman Harvest Festival Parade. The Lettercarriers found a way to pay for their uniforms by having a bake sale. They played two roles by presenting the flags before the game as well as spelling out Kerman at half time . The Majorettes made money by selling programs at the World Softball Tournament during the summer . Debbie Botelho, Vicki Samarm Debra Kaseroff, Susan Buchnoff Elise Floyd and Geneive Madrid All The Band Heard Was ne. .. wo . . . Ready Play ,, J, it i 1 G gr, ' 1 ., '3 - 9 V. 'X The Berkeley trip was for the buds Was the joke clean? vygllkl X 5 1 X After a hard day's night. '2 1 The baud participated in various annual activities including selling calendars in great hopes of some year buying new Lmiforms . They held their Spring and Christmas concerts and traveled to Washington Union for the Music Festival. But the highlight of the year was their trip to Berkeley that mixed business with pleasure . Patty Ellenberger had the honor of performing in the All State Band in Bakersfield, Ken Hurley performed with the Fresno-Madera honor band. Old 57 just wou1dn't go! Drum Major Pat Little if 'in- 'ins' ' tin ' . 'tr i 40 The Singing Peop le Sang All Year A Cappella officers: Secretary-Treasurer, Bonnie Foster, Vice President, Irma Armstrong, Sergeant-at-Arms, Daniel Crane, President, Mike Bustamante. Front row: Diane Ostergaard, Janet Homen, Cathy Armack, Margie Monreal, Sandy Ramos, Donna Leer, Bonnie Foster, Diane Valles and Mrs , Helen Moore. Second row: Karen McLain, Irma Armstrong, Paulette Muse, Elise Floyd, Angie Beltran, Maria Cardosa, Linda Morrs and Sharon Lindsey. Third row: Robert Stigg-ins, Martha Spencer, Pat Sullivan, Marie Martin, Kathy Hurlbert, Carolyn Miller, Patty Ellenburger,Q Linda Farrellland Dorothy Lee. Fourth row: Robert Mora, Gary Lewis, George Martin, Wade Mercer, Cheryl Barnes, Jackie Ramirez, Charles Boushele and Charles Foster. Back Row: Rick Casey, Ken Morillas, Jim Kurnosoff , Karl Herren, Marty Olson, Daniel Crane, Steve Rowell and Mike Bustamante, ,X-l'i'A3 -'Front row: Cathy Sn1ithcamp1,gamuQuodalaQ' Virginia Altamirano, Cathy Armack, Carolyn Ragsdale, Martha Altamirano and Bonnie Foster. Second row: Diane Motta, Ramona Garcia, Annie Montes, Sandy Ramos, Linda Marrs, Brenda Smithcarnp and Patty Ellenburger. Third row: Martha Spencer, Pat Sullivan, Barbara Applegate, Debbie Buttke and Vickie Sarnarin. Fourth row: Paulette Muse, Dorothy Lee, Kathy Goosev, Cheryl Barnes, Jackie Ramirez, Kim Rose and Mrs. Helen Moore . The chorus students were active this year, partic- ipating in five events, The Christmas concert started the year, In January, the A'cappe11a and Girls' choruses attended the music festival at Stockton. In the Spring, they attended the music festival at Easton and they also presented the annual Spring con- cert. :-. 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IBEW-u Annual Staff Stayed ne fump Ahead Deadlines Mr. Lee Weppler, Yearbook Sponsor and Bev Radinoff, Yearbook Editor ex change views on old annuals. N I 1 1 ww ,w I r L u Vicki Pinheiro, George Weis and Jon West are poring ' . 1 through old annuals for ideas. Chr1s Webber and Steve K1ster sort through negatlves. 1 Assistant Editors:Brenda Gentry and Janice Samarin point out to Linda Henriksen and Glenn Wong the highlights of last year 's annual. ,...............-rtnrri ilu' The annual staff has worked hard this year to produce a good yearbook. During the beginning of school, the journalism class held a dance to provide funds with which to buy materials . The class also did a LAP on yearbook design. The yearbook staff would like to thank Mrs. Georgia Gurnz for picture identi- fication, Mrs . Irene Peterson for keeping their books , and Maxwell Studios for the many pictures they took, Debbie Helmuth, Business Manager, and Harriette Pederson discuss ad sales. J 'L 1 Photo Editor: J im Walls explains to Cheryl Homen and Kathy Kubo the proper use of a camera. I Each Kub lrzbe H ad It s zu n The Kub Staff edited by Debbie Georgeson and spon- sored by Mr. Weppler worked hard to keep the stu- dents informed about sports , social and coming events . The staff sweated it out to meet deadlines. The Journalism class sponsored a very successful Halloween dance. The profits were shared by the Kub and yearbook staffs . Sponsor, Mr. Weppler, discusses a past issue of the Kub with editor Debbie Georgeson. Sports Editor, Mike Kister goes over a sports feature Humor Editor, Pam Appleby, and reporters Irma with reporters, Jim Miller and Darrell Yates. Armstrong and Debbie Stilson laugh the time away Photographer David Durham is amazed by Page Editor, Pat Little hands out issues of the Kub to be Terry Borrego's ease in typing. distributed by Debbie McAfee and Beverly Bengal. Production Manager, Alexandria Juarez, looks on while Susan Wall and Augie Rios work the printing machine. ushions Ga e Lettermen This year's Varsity Lettermen, led by President Gordon Bizieff, started a money raising project of selling cushions . This proved to be very beneficial to the people in the stands. Other methods of raising money were selling programs at football and bas- ketball games , and a dance at the beginning of the school year. There was also a Var- sity Letterrnen sponsored Jr . High Basket- ball Tournament. The Lettermen concluded the year with a swim party and Bar-B-Que. Front Row: Margie Monreal, Richard Gonzales, Miss Shields, Terry Borrego, Galdino Juarez, Sandy Ramos, Anne Montes, Angie Beltron, Virginia Altamirano, Geneieve Madrid, Ramona Garcia, Rowena Rodriguez, Pam Appleby, Rick Cooley, Margie Mejia, Ortencia Miranda, Back Row: Lino Garza, Martha Altamirano, Richard Silvas, Joe Gutierrez, Nellie Gutierrez, Teresa Uribe, Caroline Perez, Rudy Marquez, Grace Uribe, George Perez, Esther Hernandez and Elva Cesna. Anyone want to buy a cushion? U.M.A.S. Sponsored T A Boost First Row: Mark Wilcox, Bruno Lometti, Dan Stilson, Rick White, Jim Miller and John Miller. Second Row: Joe Gutierrez, Richard Silvas Mike Radavero, Doug Zumwalt, Greg Greenman, David Durham and David Zumwalt. Third Row: Mike Kister, Loyd Garret, Mike Bustmante George Weis, Scott Foth, Warren Shubin and Langdon Dubois . Fourth Row: Gordon Bizieff, Marty Olson, Tom Hulbert, Lino Garza, Steve Rowell and Jim Souza. I D O U.M.A. S. officers and sponsor Mr. Motta The U,M,A,S, Club started things rolling by sponsoring a toy drive. The club mem- bers distributed brightly colored boxes in stores and the administration office. The boxes full of toys were then distributed around to needy families . The club had a raffle and a slave day for money raising projects. A dinner and a snow trip to Yosemite was enjoyed. C.S.F. Had Fogg Experiencef Santa Cruz FALL SEMESTER MEMBERS, FRONT ROW: Susan Martin, Pam Appleby, Norma Matlock, Tanya Goosev, Linda Henriksen, Patty Thompson, Carla Nielsen, and Karen Ciapessoni. SECOND ROW: Glenn Wong, Kathy Kubo, Pat Perry, Alexandria Juarez, Maria Cardoso, Cheryl Homen, Vicki Samarin, Marti Cowan, Debbie Stilson, and David Scheidt. THIRD ROW: Jim Lutz, Katherina Goosev, Bob Kubo, Steve Kister, Debbie Subotich, Gerald Neuwirth, Gordon Bizieff, Daniel Crane, and Mike Kister. NOT PICTURED: Carl Knowles, Keith Wilcox, and Jan Zangenberg. QV, 1!r ' 'ifizmfdimgiffhr 1 1 LS,r.L7?-:EA - 2 . I The California Scholarship Federation visited the University of California at Santa Cruz. A group of thirteen with Mr. Jim Seay, the sponsor, and Miss Mary Bowen, left for Santa Cruz after school on December 3, 1970. That evening they attended a movie. After spending a rainy night in an ocean front motel, the CSF'ers toured the UCSC campus. Their guides were Joe Altamirano and Ray Rodriquez, KUHS alumni. As in past years, scholarship is the name of the game for CSF. Tanya Goosev and Kathy Kubo, fall semester president and spring semester president, respectively, and Mr. Seay have done their shares to insure this annual ritual. ' SPRING FRESI-IMAN MEMBERS, FRONT ROW: Kathleen Enns, Cathy Henrikson, Cindy Carlson, Diana Yep, and Sally Dominguez. BACK ROW: Agagglganiranggx Susan Rose, Lana Feis, Cynthia Lindsey, and Mary Tehin. 3-5 Q ir. 1, ii 1 5. SPRING SENIOR MEMBERS, FROM LEFT: Norma SPRING SOPHOMORE MEMBERS, FRONT ROW: Marti Matlock, Bev RadinoE, Mike Kister, Jim Lutz, Rick Cowen,'Brenda Smithcamp, ' in, Carla Nielsen, White, Ed Blankenship, David Scheidt, and Gordon and Susan Kiseloff. BACK ROW: Bob Kubo, Karen Bizieff. NOT PICTURED: Maria Cardoso, Debra Ciapessoni, Patty Thompson, Katherina Goosev, Frances Georgeson, Alexandria Juarez, Lora Lambrecht, Heeren, and Vicki Samarin. NOT PICTURED: Judy Ortencia Miranda, and Jan Zangenberg. Cardwell. FBLAFMJA Future Business Leaders, with sponsors Mr. George Poplin, Miss Sharon Shields, and President Martha Spencer, had an active year. Members took part in a field trip to the ECPI, a Computer Center in Fresno. They also attended the Winter Conference in Caruthers, where they competed in various contests including typing, spelling, vocabulary, and parliamen- tary procedures . The winners then competed in the State Convention held in Fresno, The annual initiation included a peanut -roll race and ring-around-the-roseys , which placed losers in the trash cans . A candy sale later in the year, was plan- ned to increase their treasury. Annie and Sandra sat in trash cans. O zrls f U FRONT ROW: Terri Herman, Beverly Bengel, Cheryl Homen, Pam Appleby, Susan Kiseloff, Carla Nielsen, Lora Lambrecht, and Tanya Goosev. SECOND ROW: Linda Henriksen, Kathy Miller, Susan Martin, Nancy Delarm, Patty Ellenberger, Vicki Samarin, Alexandria Juarez, Nicholette Bechkoff, Carolyn Miller, and Norma Matlock. BACK ROW: Harriette Pedersen, Michele Hampton, Carol Nale, Bev Radinoff, Debbie Georgeson, Cathy Henrikson, Brenda Gentry, Janice,-Marita, and Frances Heeren. Busy Year FRONT ROW: Tanya Goosev, Brenda Srnithcamp, Bonnie Foster, Yolanda Pacheco, Martha Spencer, Rosa Fortune, and Paula Fortune SECOND ROW: Juanita Jararnillo, Sandy Ramos, Diane Yep, Annie Montes, Renee Smith rnp, Frances Buchnoff , and Cathy Smithcamp BACK ROW: Miss Shields, Sandra Stidham, Stella Garcia, Jackie Long, Pam Appleb , 'no Juarez, Charles Foster, and Mr. Poplin omfnated F TA Members of Future Teachers enjoyed the teach- ing experience gained through various field trips to the elementary schools . President Tanya Goosev, with the help of sponsor Mr. Knapp, planned to give a scholarship to a graduating senior. A Senior Teacher Day and field trip to the Teacher Career Day at Fresno Statewere also planned. Money malcing projects included several bake sales. Cathy receives undivided attention L1 , Q 5 R ' 'f i',',f?Z - -a . ,-,.' ': 3133, 15 , , gg . . Mal K . .3 ,fl zyevmz- 1 'w' 1' 4 x :V LL, :P V M 'Q f 2 sf was L .L ' fix W pi-, w 4' ' W V,A.. TJ? gr. 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FRONT ROW: Carol Nale, Patty Thompson, Maria Cardoso, Alexandria Juarez, and Terry Sanchez. SECOND ROW: Tanya Suseoff, Carolyn Miller , Barbara Frost, Debora Buttke, Cindy Moore and Sandra Stidham. THIRD ROW: Vera Bogdanov, Susan Pivovaroff, Donna Weatherson, Sara Buchnoff , Terri Uribe, Nellie Gutierrez, Annie Montes, and Caralyn Perez. Excalibur Solcl First School Decals The Excalibur Club under the sponsorship of Mr. Lee Weppler and Mr. Ron Reinhardt sold School decals this year. This was the first time de- cals of this sort have been available at Kerman High School. Five differ- ent decals were sold at 25C a piece or 31.00 for all five. They intend to continue selling them in the future. Other activities this year included a trip to see a hockey game at Sel- land Arena. Even though the home team lost the boys had a good time. The Club also had it's annual party for the members at the end of the year. FRONT ROW: Jim Walls, Larry Silva, Dan Stilson, Mike Radavero, Bruno Lometti, Gerald Helmuth, Randy Graves, Ken Samarin, and Ruben Funkner. SECOND ROW: Steve Perry, Jon Motta, Ernie Montoy, Ken Kountz, Jon West, Steve Souza, Keith Wilcox, Mike Kister, Stan Fries, Donald Kountz, Dan Bengal, and Mr. Lee Weppler. BACK ROW: Leonard Ruiz, Mr, Ron Reinhardt, Mike Chernekoff, Bob Kubo, George Weis, Steve Miller, Steve Kister, David Durham, Dan Crane, Dave Zumwalt, Jan Zangenberg, Dave Scheidt, and Ed Blankenship, Em, , ' wa' 'ii-ir, EL, Q ,G Q3 4 Want to buy 51f'E ' , T., N,' V M. ax ,f .V , .mL,,?Q W 'ls xi,--- . -,aww-I L. iff- ,' X i- ,QF iii ' J, ' f f. I. Q X . E+, is M: :L ', ff, , li, 2 . 1'-'- 1.31 I-if -3 .. M Q?-62 w ,QL -', Zia., ' ' may ,-,..:, W '-.Q v --an ' 33 wk . -V, , .' MA- Fu-2 2 'R' WL A A 5. 'T X, Ju ff. A- P- , 215, .:. .2 1.. A .1 'Af r. J r is Q C f gd, 1-L E A f fiieif - xv ,lx , 51 A N ,N 1 fi. 'L 3 L FRONT ROW Pa Quodala Tanya Goosev Terry Wolf Susan Martin Kathy Miller Lucy Quiroz, Susan Kiseloff, and Carla Nielsen SEC ROW Patty Ellenbergei Bev Radmoff Diana Yep Katherina Goosev Diane Mikkelsen, Neil Shirey, Rick Cooley Debbie Helmuth and Jim Walls THIRD ROW Debbie Stilson Ronnie Garcia Pam Appleby, Darrell Yates, Steve Souza, Jim and David developing film. Photo Again, PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB of- fered the student body an opportunity to learn a fascinating subject and an interesting hobby. Membership was at a high With sixty-five, forming one of the largest clubs in school. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB operated a developing and printing service for black and white films. Pictures of activities were printed and sold. Basically, 'PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB was an affiliate of the yearbook and newspaper . As evident throughtout this yearbook, members were busy takingpictures everywhere . Many members learned to use cameras , develop and print film, through the efforts of Mr. Jim Seay and expe- rienced members J im Walls , Cris Webber, and David Durham. Art lub Made Beads ART CLUB '71 made and sold neck- laces consisting of red beads and white strips of plastic. A field trip . , Susan, Kathy, and Terry painting was anticipated for the second semes- a Si n ter. Mr. Paul Dalzell encouraged g ' members to attend art exhibits . Art Club Officers ' ll ,',,,4 lub Kept Films Rolling FRONT ROW: Tanya Goosev, Janice Samarin, Norma Matlock, Susan Martin, Nancy Delarm, Harriette Pedersen, Sandy Botelho, Pam Appleby, Alexandria Juarez, Bev Radinoff, Rick Cooley, Jon West, and Mike Kister. SECOND ROW: Susan Wall, Deborah McAfee. Patty Ellenberger, Kathy Miller, Pat Little, Steve Miller, Mike Radavero, Debbie Stilson, Richard Silvas, Debbie Georgeson, David Ostergaard, David Durham, and Jim Lutz. THIRD ROW: Janice Magig, Vicki Samarin, Cris Webber, Linda Henrikson, Debbie Helmuth, Brenda Gentry, Michele Hampton, Bruno Lometti, Karen Dimmick, Mark Wilcox, Steve Kister, James Souza, and David Zumwalt. FOURTH ROW: Diana Yep, Debora Buttke, Lora Lambrecht, Cheryl Homen, Kathy Kubo, Diane Ostergaard, Ronnie Garcia, Connie Burdine, Dan Stilson, Darrell Yates, Jeff Mitchell, Rick White, and Betsy Appleby. FIFTH ROW: Janet Delarm, Nadya Nazaroff, Randy Jongens, Keith Wilcox, Steve Souza, Dean Priest, Nazaroff, Pat Hardy, Mike Teixeira, Glenn Wong, Vicki Pinheiro, Frances Buchnoff, and Jim Walls. is 1 l Officers: seatedg Scott Foth, Mike Cabral, and Russ Scheidt. Standing: Jon West, Ken Lea, Steve Souza, Advisors, Jim Leonard, Robert Knowles, and Arlon Schubert. Donkey Basketball Kicked F.F.A How Would You Like to get Kicked in the X? ! 5fZJ8i3fk by a don- key? On January 8, nine unfor- tunate members of F.If,A, took that chance . The Kerman High alumni stomped the F, F,A, boys 40 -28 in this year's donkey bas- ketball game. On February 20, the F,F,A, had their annual steak barbeque. April 20 , Farmers day, brought a barn dance. The Awards banquet was on May 20. The reward for the chapters work was a fishing trip on the weekend of the 22-23 of May. . f E-W!! 3 vp., ' LK LL 1 Li ' , J Mlm- 5 nik Hz., 1 .,,,,, -of -QS' 'Li 515 ,gg - ,Y ...-1--.-M. M l,LfX.1N!.'1!-:tam Q. 1 z l Ufg:145:01,bI,kH5' rg A 'l ,fx zfmrmm:.11.ff e . 1 A 1, 1 :ix Lixfizfuwumfwsfz - -- 'T ,-7,1 LL- 'l '1 7 ' Q31 .X J 1 e -Apu ' it X3 gf x ji'- af 5' x ' Qbrw E... 0 ,n H. Q Lg. 4, if f . ai 'Q ' . ,.-' ' FU -YQ-r . ' 4 Chap ter Sweetheart? Sara Buchnoff Chess dna' Checkers Social Club The main events of the year were collecting dues and tak- ing their picture for the year- book. OFFICERS: Playing Chess - Pam Appleby and Debbi Stilson. Looking on - Larry Silva, Susan Wall, Jeff Mitchell, Jon West, Karen Dimmick, Mr.'Seay and Rick Cooley. 5 W e i s -K L L Late Staff Arrivals These teachers were added to the staff later in the school yearg, Mrs. Helen Stenvick Teachers' aide in English I' Tvs Mr. Charles Schell Mr. Charles Davenport Ag. Intern Continuation and English teacher Mrs. Bea Tellyer Mr. Carlos Martinez Business Department E. O. P. R2PI'eSel1tatiVe G.A.A. Initiated New Sponsor The G,A,A, in the hands of a new sponsor, Mrs. Cheryl Bird, and a new President, Debbie Helmuth really got into the swing of things. Making the Annual Chicken Barbeque a great success helped in raising enough money for future ac tivities. Among them were the Christmas Dance and Blos- som Day, Initiation came too soon for the freshman and other new members. You can be sure they'l1 never forget it! The girlsalso kept active through-out the year by at- tending many G,A,A, Playdays and hosting their own Swim- Playday at the Kerman Pool in May. F' fu.. 'ill Janet, Connie, and Cynthia participated in the fun. G,A,A, members initiated Mrs. Bird by egging her Becky becomes a flower child. V1 7 141: 1' :QW '7 -, ,J . f A . Q It 9 I1 ,I B . 3. gg , . ',. '15 V 4 55. I 'L: f , CI, 1, mf ,iw , A w. .1 ,V .1 ' pg' ' 1 ggi X ' .V Y..3'2av-L-, i , ,E - ig ' .3 I ' V. .X W :fu in , ji , ,-- q 4 ' . k ,335 X' ,KN 75 inf ' , 5 A 'if.:2, T .-xl. - . , I . .. fr, A i iT. Q L? . x eiuf 'E , ,L nl? 1 v w . W.. ,mx -u 1 'L W7 f iw . 5 vm 1.5. -xv 1 . -,, . ,V 1 . , , -- .SET Ar. ':,gfE'n I v D fi ,ilk Q 3 X x- ' - 1 1 wig :N 31 iw -git '-X lv fi E r 15 i 'FQ - . - , . L fi '57, N L' . JW'-, , , 1 J' ,1 X '1 'f 1 ... ,-11 y ,-. -Av., ,v-mu H WJ, I 1. i 'f' , 3, rf -.k .. V' - -nc. . .X Vx . , --LA, ,-H,-, .1-m',,' . ,,v,-WHNKIV . u g X t .y -N fx- 1 Spanish lub Worked For Field Trips The 1971 Spanish Club initiation proved very in- teresting to new and old members alike. The highlights of the initiation included wearing garlic necklaces, painted faces, and a very messy pud- ding race . With the help of Mr, Contreras , President Alexandria Juarez, and members, the Spanish Club sponsored a bake sale which proved very successful. Another money making event planned by Spanish Club members included a leg contest for boys only. These events helped to raise money for a field trip. 'A Mr. Contreras and Alexandria discuss Spanish traditions. FRONT ROW: Alexandria Juarez, Patty Thompson, Qn, Vicki Samarin, Marty Cowan, Anita Juarez, Gloria Nino and Janice Samarin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Contreras, Alfred Cuadros, Maria Cardoso, Bruce Edwards, Frances Heeren, Carla Nielsen, Pam Appleby, Bev Radinoff, Lucy Quiroz, Debora Buttke and Linda Caprioglio. BACK ROW: Ed Blankenship, Kathy Kubo, Janet Homen, Linda Henrikson, Carol Nale, Diane Yep, Terry Wolf, Pauline Escamilla, Norma Matlock and Daniel Crane Forensics hap ter Strugglea' if To Keep harter gled to keep the Forensics Club Charter at KUHS. Hard work paid off when it was announced recently the charter would be renewed for another four years, Mr. Hicks and Steve Souza, Club President, talk about future plans FRONT ROW: Sally Dominquez, Cathy Henriksen, Cheryl Homen, Sandy Botelho, Pat Perry, Linda Henriksen, Jeff Mitchell, Cynthia Lindsey, Susan Zumwalt and Elma Mejia. SECOND ROW: Joey Graham, Keith Wilcox, Martha Walls, Diane Biggs, Carla Nielsen, artLn, Louise Samaniego, Mary Tehin, Mary Walls, Karen Ciapessoni, Susan Perry, JanetKIiar1franc9,,lJVIarty Cowan, Kathleen Enns , Vicki Vaughan, Lora Lambrecht, Debbie Myers and Mr. Hicks. BACK ROW: Ronnie Garcia, Mike Radavero, Danny Stilson, Mark Wilcox, Steve Souza, Janet Homen, Jamie May, Vicki Samarin, Bev Radinoff, Nancy Perry, Janet Delarm, Rhonda Smith, Susan Kiseloff, Mike Higgins, Bruce Edwards, Larry Silva and Gregg Rudd. New members working with experienced speakers strug- Eff mf my 1-1:5 51, f As 4 nf v ' gf, x 1 -A - Q V1 81.1,-B J , Q vig- L63 3.90 SI . milf? K uf- ,,,, ,lil 25 ,,, us? 45' . ,, 'lf' I' 5 , , W N iii: W 'EL55' :ne yum .A Ek Q, 53 Q , Z M 1 fx ' gf -2 7 M f 2 , M . ,. -- , 53 A I . gd, gm L-ig? S f L ff- 45 5 N ' af, ff :1-5 if H ff? ml wr wig' we , .1 , - f , ., , A w Yfl , ' ' ,..,, 'ii , ,si m' W , N W ,,. ,, ,M Lx W , Q , . , ' , 1 , X,1ifn551,W mu, mn 3. ,fzi 45 21 . V xv sf. wi. 1 . I, I . Xu , ,A D X Q, ,,iL 1 D gf, ii, f - 5 5 1 gg. Ar J f 'M f f' 1 f j- 5 'J 1 ' 1 f . 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Zumwalt bursts through . if V ,, K I Hamilton powers through line Varsity Had Winning 5-3-1 Seaso n Scores S CORES Kerman 1 3 Linds ey 2 0 Dinuba 1 2 Avenal 42 Parl ier 3 8 Laton 0 Caruthers 6 Riverdale 34 McFarland 0 Fowl er Opponent 13 6 0 0 0 14 8 0 20 The Kerman Lions defeated the champion Riverdale Cowboys everywhere except on the score- board which showed 6-8. All league players were Russ Hamilton and Mike Kister . Hon- orable mention went to George Helmuth, John Miller, and Bruno Lometti . Mike Kister was selected as best defensive player , Bruno Lometti was the best offensive player . Russel Hamilton was selected as most valuable player. Hamilton leads Lometti in open field Kister showing All -League ability Team Effort Made Defense Under the direction of coaches John Motta and Ron Kerman Adams, the J ,V. Football team had a trying season, Much of the frustration was due to the team being com- 0 posed of mostly inexperienced freshmen. 0 Putting in many long hours of practice the J.V.'S 0 worked toward gaining the much needed experience. 0 Looldng for a victory against McFarland, the J .V .'s 0 were disappointed with a 12-6 score in the final sec- 6 conds of the game, 0 Leo Cantu was voted as team captain and most val- 6 uable player by his teammates . Jim Miller was voted 6 as best defensive player, Defense stops opponent's gain. --.'. ff-'aff A- E :-- I if-ie, ,, 'wir iw-174' ,,r - ' :-: . --ze ':':':' I ,., '. 5' . G, 1':s:': i g s X W fit W ff AW' W LV' S truggled Scores Lindsey Dinuba Avenal Parlier Laton Caruthers Riverdale Mc Farland Fowler Opponent 50 26 50 29 14 26 14 12 24 M 'J vw HlgwlsfaafBQQBYQEQQSQF41, nz 4'2D257 A no X 4 s12l?'5aKq'1 f-W 'L' 7hf f1R WAg'4V 1.E W5 le- 1 V we .' ,J ny - fl' i fic, gn 3. J F. f-A34 395,155 g M,Q'll l4B4f 3 14 5 P-'PX ' W, The Varsity Basketball team experienced something new this season. They were Co-Champions of the Central Sierra League. This was the first champion- ' ship Varsity in seven years. O n Coming close in previous years wasn't quite good enough. Coach Fred Sellers, in high spirits, led the Q ' team to a 6-4 league play record, beating each team Su S 6 at least once. The team went on to split the title with Caruthers, Dinuba and Fowler. Q Q The first night of the league play-offs held at Z O n S h Reedley College, the Kerman Lions beat the Dinuba Emperors in a thrilling 56-53 victory. This gave them the right to return the next night in hopes of beating Caruthers. Unfortunately, Kerman failed to defeat the Blue Raiders 59 to 55. FRONT ROW: Dan Stilson, Leonard Ruiz, Mike Bustamonte, Alfred Cuafros, and Jon Motta. BACK ROW: Scorekeeper, Pam Cottrel Carlos Crabtree, Russ Canning, George Weis, Mike Radavero, Russ Hamilton, Dave Zumwalt and Coach Fred Sellers. 1 Sglgff mr 1-mt, J , i :.:. 2. N ne- J fl , 'ir 73 ' .1 xg f 4!v H' If :nfs 'i r... :Ui M fm., f ' A ' TSA J . 1 7' ' 1 - .,,,:f 1 'V ' - 5 .5 1- K jf ,i ,j - . e .Q X ha: cj N ouch Hdamsj f. VK' Bouncer! Into Zna' Place The Kerman Lion's J, V, basketball team, coached by Ron Adams, ended the season 6-4 in league play. The most glorious victory was a 57 to 39 defeat over the Em- perors of Dinuba. FRONT ROW: Hector Ramirez, Rick Espino, Leopoldo Cantu, Robert Smith, George Perez, Ramiro Cantu, and Pete Williams, STAND ING: Coach Ron Adams, Carl Knowles, George Sessoyoff, Steve Miller, Darrell Yates, Steve Kister, Ken Gruce, Ken Lea, Bruno Lometti, and Scorekeeper Barbara Smallwood, Scores KER MAN OPPONENT 3 6 Selma 23 29 Riverdale 2 5 39 Coalinga 45 49 Kingsburg 46 3 6 Par lier 52 3 7 Selma 45 44 Tranquillity 34 34 Laton 4 1 44 +Dinuba 4 1 42 'F owler 45 44 'Kingsburg 3 9 3 8 'Immanuel 55 53 1kCaruthers 61 5 7 'Dinuba 3 9 55 fFoWler 40 53 fKingsburg 5 0 53 Xlmmanuel 4 8 52 C aruthers 72 4fDenotes League Games H U Team Had To Struggle For Wins The B basketball team, consisting mostly of freshmen, was coached by Fred Sellers. The boys finished out the sea- son 4-6 in league play, The most exciting game of the sea- son was a 39-36 victory over the Blue Raiders of Caruthers. x .X X wx X3 X. C. f? xN.4 I XL ,K .Q xx zu! .E -J ,Nag YN R, Phil L3 T ,J Scores KERMAN OPPONENT 40 Selma 33 38 Riverdale 30 26 Coalinga 36 19 Tranquillity 25 37 Laton 34 24 'kDinuba 3 1 43 'Fowler 18 30 'Kingsburg 37 27 , Immanuel 38 38 cCaruthers 24 32 YDinuba 35 30 Fowler 26 3 1 'kKingsburg 39 23 'Immanuel 41 39 Caruthers 36 4'Denotes League Games FRONT ROW: Mike Arredondo, Ray Guterriz, Gary Douglas, Ruben Gonzalez, Tom Wall, and Scott Wels BACK ROW Score keeper Diane Yep, Paul Gentry, Randy Hurst, Rod Stilson, Uriy Vinogradoff, Jeff Glaves, Mlke Chernekoff Ron Thomas and Coach Fred Sellers . Wrestlers Lost Battle For hampionship Coach David Wi1de's Varsity wrestlers, after compiling a 5-3 dual match record, fin- ished third in the West Sierra League Tourna- 3 ment. The Lions had two individual champions. They were Raul Garza, 95 pounds and Mike Kister, 145 pounds. The awards went to Mike Kister, Most Valu- able Wrestlerg Rich Silvas and Mike Kister, Co-captainsg Rich Silvas, Most Iuspirationalg and Raul Garza, Most Improved. Rick prepares to break his man down. Mike puts on the tight-waist. Tim goes off the mat trying for a take-down. Summary Of Tournaments League Tournament Raul Garza 98 lst Gary Bloom 103 4th Mark Wilcox 112 2nd Keith Wilcox 120 4th Mike Teixieria 127 4th Warren Shubin 133 2nd Scott Foth 138 2nd Mike Kister 145 lst Ron Garcia 154 4th Gilbert Quitana 165 4th Rick Silvas 175 4th Mike Biggs 191 2nd Tim Bybee unl 3rd Divisional Tournament Mike Kister 145 2nd Valley Tournament Mike KiSt6I' 145 5th FRONT ROW: Andy Garza, Gerald Helmuth, Gary Bloom, Raul Garza, Mark Wilcox, Jeff Mitchell, Alex Garcia, and Manager Ken Kountz. SECOND ROW: Scott Foth, Warren Shubin, Stan Fries, Mike Teixieria, Keith Wilcox, Steve Rowell, John Quintana, and Rueben Hurtado. THIRD ROW: Ron Garcia, Rick Silvas, Mike Kister, Gilbert Quitana, Rick Cooley, Dan Nikitin, Joe Gutierrez, Mike Biggs, Tim Bybee, and Coach David Wilde. Qxecif Txwrefi 'Q0a'xV3'j Thowxo P The I ndisviduals Thar M dde The Crowds Art Club Sponsor: Mr. Paul Dalzell President: Kath 'lle Vice-Preside Secretary: ' Treasurer: Student Council p e tative: Darrell Yates California Scholarship Federation Sponsor: Mr. Jim Seay Presiden Vice-President: a n o Secretary-Treasurer: Linda Henrikson Student Council Representative: on Chess Club Sponsor: Jim Seay President: Vice -President: e ie Stilson Secretary: Susan Wall Treasurer: Rick Cooley Student Council Represnetative: Larry Silva Excalibur Sponsor: Mr. Leland Weppler Mr. Ron Reinhardt President: Mike Radavero Vice -President: Dan Stilson Secretary-Treasurer: Steve Kister Senior Representative: Jan Zangenberg Junior Representative: Keith Wilcox Sophomore Representative: Bruno Lometti Freshman Representative: Gerald Helmuth Future Business Leaders of America Sponsor: Mr. George Poplin President: Martha Spencer Vice-President: Galdino Juarez Secretary: Cathy Smithcamp Treasurer: Bonnie Foster Student Council Representative: Galdino Juafrez Whois Who At Future Teachers of America Sponsor: Mr. Howard Knapp President : A L- - Secretary: Patty Ellenb rger First Semester Treasurer: Kathy Miller Second Semester Treasurer: Carol Nale Student Council Representative: Norma Matlock Spanish Club Sponsor: Mr. Hector Contreras President: Alexandria Juarez Vice-President: Linda Henriksen Secretary-Treasurer: Maria Cardo 0 Student Council Representative: a Fo an x Lettermen Sponsor: Mr. Fred Sellers Mr. Jim Reynolds President: Gordon Bizieff Vice-President: Bruno Lornetti Secretary: George Weis f Treasurer: Mike Kister Student Council Representative: Greg Greenman K. U.H. . Fu ture Farmers of America Sponsors: Mr. Arlon Shubert Mr. Robert Knowles President: Mike Cabral Vice-President: Russell Scheidt Secretary: Scott Foth Treasurer: Jon West Reporter: Bruce Larson Sentinal: Steve Souza United Mexican-American Students Sponsor: Mr. John Motta President: Ortencia Miranda l Vice-President: Annie Montes Secretary: Margie Prieto Treasurer: Theresa Uribe Future Homemakers of America Sponsor: Mrs. Nerma Slate President: Maria Cardoso Vice-Preside : Alexandria Juarez Secretary: Patty Thompson Treasurer: Terry Sanchez T Student Council Representative: Evaristo Acosta T Photography Club Sponsor: Mr. Jim Seay President: Jim W ' . Vice-President: Secretary: Alexan ir u z Treasurer: Vicki Pinheiro Student CoLu1cilRepresnetative: Ramona Garcia Future Nurses ofdmerica Sponsor: Mrs. Patricia Palmer President: Alexandria Juarez Vice-President: Frances Buchnoff Secretary-Treasurer: Maria Cardoso Student Council Represnetative: Frances Buchnoff Student Council Representative: Janice Samarin Lkorii Girls' Athletic Association Sponsor: Mrs. Cheryl Bird President: Debbie Helmuth XX NCL by.-X xxwk Q bel Vice-President: Irma Armstrong 'D Sxofk Q F -VLC Secretary: Karen Dimmick X. grb 5 5fNf-Q.. kms Treasurer: Terry Borrego X X,-L Q J 01. -XNTNG QL, Student Council Representative: Martha Altamirano 'B on Q-J 'G' VDQ' D Publicity Chairmen: Kathy Kubo ' 0' K XX XSL g 5 XJXJNIN-1' Debbie Georgeson NLYBY ND.x.o-f VJ N X xc D N X Nl 9.9. Q' O . . 'R ' Q ofv D National Forensics League x-JXTq,: SY NNNXS SQY'- N'n x' SA!VJ Sponsor: Mr. Randy Hicks 1. - - 5 President: Steve Souza NQ 6 vw. O NJ -if xtxfx X Vice-President: Bruce Edwards 'QDQ YY' -0 Secretary: Ctarla Nielsen xc N,,JL C. 0-'VN 05 Treasurer: N X96 NX 9. f Student Council Representatives: Susan Kiseloff S Q X X X Diane Biggs SVN, Dba 5 Qvwrx N C 'Q s N xx W be X bb 99 EVARISTO ACOSTA MARTHA ALTAMIRANO PAM APPLEBY DAVID BACORN BUDDY BECHKOFF SANDRA BEWLEY ALBERT BOPP TERRY BORREGO JIM BOTELHO FRANCES BUCHNOFF SARA BUCHNOFF ,aw ' 1: u J 'fi' A V I CATHY ARMACK TOM ARREDONDO GORDON BIZIEFF EDWARD BLANKENSHIP JOHNNY BLOOM SANDY BOTELHO LAWANDA BRANDON JAMES BROWN SUSAN BUCHNOFF DARLENE BUISSON DEBBIE BURKETT TIM BYBEE MIKE CABRAL RUSSELL CANNING DAVID CARVER ROSA CASAS RICK CASEY ALFRED CUADROS DALE DRAKE DAVID DURHAM BONNIE FOSTER JANET FRIES MARIA CARDOZO CRAIG CARTER IRMA CHARLES TIM CORBIN DANIEL CRANE PATTY ELLENBERGER ELPIDIO ESCOBEDO MARY FARRE LL . 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Mgr. .. ,,,A iff!!! ...... SPORTFFHUIPMENFK 60 I 3100 s. Parkway Dr. Phone 485-9090 QI Gf T FOR it G- Sfwlwg BROS' 'f 1474 FULT N STREET ' FRESNO, CALIESJRNIA 9372I S timmy, af W.-.: Emu Rf-iayt 'ke' I N EPPERSON'S MAR KET 2590 N. Nladera S and H Green Stamps Phone 846-8438 UNION GAS-OI L -Q? Q g. :,. Xe: I ,Ne I MACK LAZARUS BIEN WELDING Sales 84 Service FORD-RAIVIBLER-YAIVIAHA - - MOBILE HOMES Welding and General Repairs Department StoreOn WheeIs 1760 SO. Jameson Ave' Lowest Delivered Prices in the State I Fresno Calif 14750 W. Whitesbridge, Kerman ' ' Kerman 846-9341 Fresno 233-1802 or 846-8077 128 I BREA AGRICULTURAL SERVICE COMMUNITY PARTS CENTER P. O. Box 482 - 410 So. Madera Fertilizers Kerman, Calif. 93630 17134 W. Whitesbridge Ave. Phone 846-7381 P.O. Box 493 Kerman t Formerly: Ernie's Parts Center Phone 8469321 Del Pederson - Owner l 11131 s 'vas A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES Daily Fresh Produce Free Delivery in City Limits - Plus Blue Chip Stamps CLlFF'S MARKET ALYNE'S D Fashions for Ladies Tots - Teens and Adults 642 S. Madera -if Wi' A BEENE'S HONDA CORKY'S SALES AND SERVICE Custom Slaughtering Slaughtered on your premises Wholesale Meats New and Used Hondas Cutting - Wrapping H Ouick Freezing Part and Repairs Center for Hondas Ph 846-8719 Courtney Lindsey i 434 So. Madera Ave. Kerman 951 30- Madera AVG. Kerman, Calif. Ph. 846-8645 I KERMAN JEWELERS I Specialized Watch and Jewelry Repair Elgin and Wyler Watches ' Rodger Bros. Silver 705 So. Madera Ave. Ph. 846-8302 - Photography In This Annual by MAXWELL STUDIO Sewing Fresno Area since 1896 with fine Photography 415 Blackstone Ave. Fresno VVE ARE PAINTING SPECIALISTS Db. D. Euzggtt Q-Mant EO. RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL 15390 W. D ST. - KERMAN PHONE 846-9416 JIM HARGIS 4046 BRENTWOOD MANAGER Fmssno PH. 485-6778 JOE GRUCE JR. D.B.A. INSURANCE AGENCY 492 So. Madera Ave. Call: 846-8403 Eve's Call: 846-9979 Kerman Calif F RASER SUPPLY Harold Lindsey, Owner Appliances - Pumps Sales and Service Phone 846-9593 14902 W. Whitesbridge Rd. Kerman PENNY'S BARBER SHOP 425 So. Madera Ave. Ph. 846-9487 Located in the Valley Shopping Center SAVE MART GROCERY QUALITY MEATS AND PRODUCE 15057 W. Whitesbridge Rd. Kerman 'xt DOROTHY'S Junior 8: Young Adult Fashions call 846-8666 723 So. Madera Ave. JOE CABRAL TRUCKING 15201 W. California Ave. Phone 846-9531 PISTOR ESI MOTOR SALES Chrysler Plymouth Valiant Imperial Sales and Service 225 So. D Street, Madera Phone Madera 674-5661 Fresno 233-2931 H-J SCHOOL SERVICES Class Rings - Yearbooks - Trophies Senior Announcements - Caps 81 Gowns Darrell- Len - Dale - Nick 1625 E. Weldon Fresno, Calif SOUZA'S LIOUOR and DELICATESSEN 651 S. Madera Phone 846-8728 Kerman, California 4054 W. Whitesbridge Rd. Phone 233-4963 OSTERGAARD FEEDS Hay and Grain Fresno, California 93706 THE SHOP THE FAMILY STORE 661 So. Madera Ave. Ph. 846-8708 T 9 -I , 1 llc. RENO'S HARDWARE ph. 846-9471 RCA Zenith Whirlpool Hotpoint Sporting Goods Plumbing 84 Electrical Supplies i f KERMAN CLEANERS Pressing While You Wait Two Day Service Established in Kerman Since 1946 581 So. Madera Ave. Ph. 846-8401 Kerman MICKEY'S BARBER SHOP V O ENTER P - 1580. a era ALL DE ARTIVIE TCE R 765 South Madefa 421 So. ,,, , Ave Phone 846-8485 i X . 2 .,- G B a x Kerman Calif. 7' KERMAN CO-OP Ph. Kerman 846-7307 Fresno 266-7941 405 No. Goldenrod , ,W Compumems of TED AND Ln.'s GULF SERVICE 14318 w. vvhitesbradge Rd. WHITESBRIDGE AUCTION Ph. 845-8105 8. c. ivioTons AND AND AUTO WRECKING Towing Service FURNITURE Kerman DAN'S BUN BOY 566 So. Madera Ave. Phone 846-8988 We Wish To Extend Our Thanks And Congratulations To the Senior Class of 1971. Huston, Louise, and Dan Burdine mlm KYIIU STEREO 95.5 lain Ililllll Flll ! i ff KERMAN FOOD MARKET Groceries-Meats-Produce 751 So. Madera Ave. Kerman, California 93630 Phone: 846-8200 Telephone 674-3522 1 DEAN TIRE INC. Michelin X 1816 Howard Road Madera, California HOWARD DEAN Res. 674-6250 DAVID'S PHILCO-FORD Radio-TV-Appliances Discount Prices On All TV and Appliances For Service, Save More By Bringing Your Set to Our Shop 311 So. Madera Ave. Kerman Ph. 846-8260 RECREATION CENTER Come one come All- Young or Old Games-Pool Tables Shuffleboard-Soft Drinks KOVAC EQUIPMENT COMPANY 2708 E. Jensen erxrp COMMODITIES WESTSIDE ELECTRICAL SHOP Automotive Electrical Diesel Fuel Injection American Bosch - Roosa Master 14491 W. Whitesbridge Rd. Ph. 846-9641 Bob Durham JAKE'S AUTO BODY WORKS 24 Hour Towing Complete Automotive Reconstruction and Painting Phone 268-6661 Jake Mirigian 2229 E. McKinley Fresno, California BAKER COMMODITIES, INC. KERMAN TALLOW DIVISION Offers Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class Of '71 Good Luck Grads! R. M. KING CO. 9280 W. Whitesbridge Fresno Calif. - Qf! . xwxt fx :rd CJLZD , 73' if .eip - v 'wi-Q! QI if 6 4- YO N .2 --J as XS., ! r gf- ESQ 5+ z L2 .J '54 x .Fl J A EQ! SX' by X -fi Z -' ' XT 1 -if - Q-if X 7' ' .. f - xi -1 BILL THOMAS Pi-ions s4e-a94o 1 xg! QU: gdb-XQL N . X 54 -XL,-5 X-ia.: OQQERETT WEBBER AND SONSXEU! 0 C45 5, Q- COTTON NQPRAYING 07 we . . u l Jw T54 5.-f U:-ff ,JJ go on BIN s JQHJIETOI' Service 4? Q-2 Rot' lc ' lg, -X52 5159 ALL woRK GUARANTEED'- X58 Xixfq O' Everett Webber 950' 2393 So. Vineland Kerman' 631 SO MADERA AVE KERMAN CALIF ,Y :M-:ix 136 JAC K'S BUTAN E SALES AND SERVICE ' ' Ranges-Heaters-Water Heaters Bottled Gas-Propane Tanks Phone: Kerman 843-2575 P.O. Box 248 12436 G St. Biola X T' ' . , Sidi BUTCH'S ENGINE AND HEAD REBUILDING 330 So. Madera Ave. Kerman, Calif. 93630 Ph. 846-8576 SCOTT'S GIN COMPANY GINNING-FlNANCING-MERCHANDISING 17746 W. Whitesbridge Rd. Phone 846-9340 ...,. KE RMAN CHOP SUEY Fine Chinese 84 Steven 84 Ng American Food Food to Take Out Week Day 11 a.m. - 11 p.m. 846-8204 Week End 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. 787 S. IVIADERA AVE. KERIVIAN THE GRAPEVINE Fine Fabrics, Trimmings and Patterns Teddy Peterson 1834 Howard Rd. Lou Emmert Madera, Calif. 93637 - Ph. 674-8621 Bank of America Master Charge----M ------ - ------- -- ---- - -------- -- ---- A ccepted , , -i - fs-Y - ,, wtf Xi. 7-- THE KERMAN NEWS Kerman's Oldest Continuous Business 652 So. Madera Ave. Advertising-Printing Kerman, Calif. Founded in 1906 Ph. 846-8718 , ff MADERA BEAN CO. 81 INC SUBSIDIARY Taylor and Huarte Beans and Grain Ph. 673-9681 1100 So. D. St. SlM'S CHEVROLET INC. Caprice, Camaro, Chevy Nova Chevelle, Corvette Authorized Sales and Service Sales-846-9335 Parts-846-9337 758 Madera Ave. Haskell Spikes John Teixeira FAMILY SHOE STORE 726 So. Madera Ave. Kerman, Calif. 93630 1 FRESNO EQUIPMENT CO. SOHN DEERE I CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES BIOLA-SHAW MOTOR SERVICE l COMPLETE ONE-STOP MOTOR SERVICE , , 12440 W.Shaw Fresno S FWS FONTS Phone: 843-2571 Biola, California f' .fv - 4 I , 11 new ,f ,M I K XNX9 S w af fd Jr JJ lIfO,MX?HATuLAT1oNS TO THE CLASS or 1971 X be fit J I-1' Y QV Je I E XS A QN . jx x O tha Q-f 1 'mlm 'QA L 5151 F3 lj ga :fm 'S S f .va f7j cr jd N, ,we ' A 1 0 WM jr IV x, QL I .?mf:IUQQJBN . 'X N 1 ' 'NIU 1 . f an YR ' X, K X! , f Yi 1 OX 1, ' fn- mf I I TU W 11 W .1 1 111 11 ' ,S . If 1 wc , ,qi Ja ' sll - XX 1. N 11 U . QV. NL , lj .JI 'YUM M '-: ' lr 1 11- I I jj IV JV J . WNV f TV 11 ff IN PI ' B S 1 X I-J 1 f PCL , M1-, W 1 X 1 'JJ gf 11,9 -Q V tx 'xl Il' ' SN 'fx if V r K! I-A461 -X1 g XJ 5 kj ft! ,I 1, R gjxx 11 Q 1 . My N Y 13: . WIINMIN . R - .VJI 'od AL P Qi X, ,AET cr 9 Compliments of J' ,lf ' xv X N I N '- W Se 1 MC A Q 2 ' A ' ,131 C1tJt,OI5lNH'.B1f1AGG at SoN C? S I S .9 1 ,ff gv fr A .if g ' ' QUE A by SQ QV ,U XT BRAGGAEXSQNS IWNERAL CHAPEL N fx -1 yr' 'gi KERMPTN FYLJORAL at GIFT SHOP I' .1313 ,QU 'IN X55 VKERMIQN NUKERY SUPPLY ,J 1 CAM 1, A GQIS EN STBINXSET MEMORIAL PARK , XX N JORHIBFSQQII I NN Rblella Ramos X I Adro Scroggins ,. If fl -4 fr 1 KN in 1 I cf. 1 j,. 1 fv ,f 1, 1 ' -g Q mfg. my L XNQV1 C V 1X , lr XR ERNIE'S AUTOMOTIVE CENTER X Q TELEPHONE COMPANY Auto, Truck, and Tractor Repairing I Com rcial ffice 846-931 1 Automatic Transmission Repairing Service Phone 6161 Rear, Front, and End Alignment 783 So. Madera Ave. 360 So. Madera Ave. Kerman Calif. Kerman Calif. 138 BARNEY HUNTINGTON VAUGHAN'S MARKET PUNIP-HARDWARE Groceries 9338 W. Whitesbridge Meats-Vegetables Fresno, California 93706 2960 No. Madera Ave. Ph. 846-7277 Phone Fresno Phone Kerman 268-4751 846-9224 if maps: 4 Q1 fl BROWN'S SHASTA FLORAL , 1 ' .- ' - 94 df' .. , f '- 93 When you think of gfgjgq , Flowers ff' think of Brown's Telephone 233-4473 719 West Belmont Fresno, Calif. 93728 PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF FRESNO You've Got a Lot to Live Pepsi's Got a Lot to Give Fresno 275 So. Maple Ave. VOLANTI CONCRETE Rock-Sand-Cement California and 7th Street Call: Kerman 846-9375 Fresno 268-5485 California 1'- -as 1' X ., , I t Qi Q, mf - C fi Q3-J EL' - I N- .x ' 4 A 1 X J X -- , QU 5 ANK ERICA Nc- X R LINDA FARMERS STORE It K FJ XJ-5 Q ,X RV' ,V . J jd er ranch fi. yfyff Kezirian 03- A ,B A Q! Q 'XS ' Managgfy La X Fresno Calif J ,SSI Ph. 846-9331 J Kerman Ph. SIERRA TRAILER Vacation Trailers-Pickup Campers-Pickup Canopies 467 E. Belmont, Fresno Ph. 255-3970 CADILLAC-BUICK-PONTIAC-GMC-OPEL-JEEP FOREHAND-SUTTON MOTORS INC Sixth 84 E Street Madera California Bus 673 9216 Phone ------ ------ ----------- R e s. 674-5363 '-R43 Fresno 264-9759 :E DICK CLAR K Representing CHEESEMAN AND STEWZ FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP 12495 West G Street Biola Ph. 843-2435 , mmm X' Finest Foods and Meat Drugs, Sundries, Ice 1.1143 Featuring Our Own German Sausage In Custom Cut Locker Meats 701 30- Madera AVG- Across from Bank of America Special Prices for Weddings Day or Night Call: 846-7377 140 ' RENTALS 8: SALES 5 RN...-RQ - h 7 ws... I' I ' GEoRGE's ,P 'I C GRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK FROM 3 I KERMAN MOTOR PARTS Elmer T. Smith, Owner ,J George Pinheiro, Manager ' ' James Isbell, Buyer I I Jerry McNabb, Outside Salesman Annabelle Hansen, Office ' Bill Blair, Shop Foreman E+e A 8 X9 Q JEANNE'S SALON OF BEAUTE Q KJ X ' Plaza Shopping Center , 84 117 ' Madera 8rWhitesbridge I ,For ppoingnent Kerman, California ' 1 ' .Q . 1 KA do C Q , :, , , ' Cx Q5 FARM CHEMICAIS ' PHIL LARSON A gg Sol :Representative AJ X T I e 693-4335 3 .wr Res. Qjjmon 846-wa rcdo EI l0wY'b'i! ic, n , Califor o IYILBIIR-ELLIS GUMPAIIY I A3 JOIQQSO WELDING and MFG. co. Q 6 acturers of Farm ij bi and Industrial Equipment Q I :TJ Phone - Vlnewood 6-8779 teeS Welding . 6 dware Blacksmithing . 2 So. Madera Ave.-956 So. Manor Dr. I 9EKerman, California Q? AN .2 Beal BEACON STATION BEACON Whitesbridge and Madera Kerman, Calif. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS AND ALL STUDENTS Harold Habib Harry S. 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