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H , vw'.-Jfi, g.fJfT,i4 'Q' if if 1 ' 12' 'L' r',, 1.2-' f 57' ' r. kv ' .53 K. 1 :x ' uf .--is-3 if - Jn f f ' 9. , I J' - f'i Ov N QZNLO f- eil if W -it ' Mu! f Obgjiiikj I ,W Gbgxb-4 fig 'ke V We am 3 WWZZTW i? WESQTTTSH FJ! 5jXi4ifZQm'2xjgMBiU,,b WV BfgMM W ,L OM 5,oVMQ8!j , JJO CAL WWMMQ fy fvl 9 NNW ff -- ,Nyf WW wifimwfwf if W W ,Q f Q4 Wjjfff ff ff ' Jim 1 QZQ okfgffiffy, Lqygljgawf eyff WW gf! + Dedlearion Mr. Ernest Curtis, a hard working , and sincere custodian and bus driver who served Kerman High for seven years, de- cided this was a good year to retire. He moved to Exeter dur- ing the Christmas Holidays. A farm in Lewisville, Texas 20 miles from Dallas was Mr. Curtis' birthplace. He moved to Oklahoma at age 19. He met his wife Marie while they were plowing in opposite fields. He drove a street car in Oklahoma City for one-fourth of his life and then moved West to California. Since then he has had four boys and a girl and became an enthusiastic participant in the Methodist Church, enjoys Christian books, and taught a church class. Mr. Curtis' interest in large vehicles provided him with the knack to run them with capable and careful hands. He spent many hours at Kerman High and made good use of his free time by canal fishing and glass cutting. Mr. Curtis' character around school was gentile and quiet. He was a steady and conscientious worker. He never hesitated to smile and say hello and will be remembered by all who knew him. The Yearbook Staff proudly dedicates this annual to Mr. Curtis and warmly thanks him for all his kindness. .., s . x'?A Every day has been so slzorf, Every lrour so lleeflng. Every minvfe so filled wiflr the life l love Thar time for me Has fled on foo swlfl a wing. Aga Klrqn Confusion I-'rnsfrafion lone Joy Fear Happiness Rejeefion Depression Hare Slryness Rage Panio Jealousy Repnlsion Sadness Hope Bewildermenf L 1, l Expeefaiion Confempf Envy Disgnsf Exoifemenf 6lee Nineteen hundred and Seventy-three, was indeed a year of emotions. The KYNO Dance Contest pulled school spirit together early in the year. With hopes high for winning, the student body suHered the harsh set-back of not even reaching the top eight. The football team under new coach Leonard Mazorra, rallied the support of the community and school early in the sports season. Tension was high as the Lions approached that deciding home-coming game against Caruthers. Kerman High was sprinkled with new faces both on the faculty and in the student body, along with those new faces, came a new and more lively spirit to the school. EMO TIONS' The Juniors faced the state-required tests with the nonchalance of, I've got another year, while the Seniors sweated through them to graduate, still thinking forward to their college entrance tests. The Freshmen as usual, wandered around campus with bewildered facesg while the Sophomores settled into their newfound routine, to wait out the final three years. . . .each with his own identity. aff' The Yearbook Sfaff Really Hung in There Gang. Diane Yep, Cathy Henrikson, J eff Helmuth, Steve Miller, fd ' Pam 9,,,:.:.f: a, Susan Zumwalt, Cynthia Lindsey, fp , Terria Williams, Janet Homen, xxlirnie Mon oy, Kathleen Enns, Janet Lanfranco, Mr.llQWeppler, Willie Tapia, Elma Mejia, Sally Dominguezyl , Sharon Lindsey, Marti Cowan, Diana James and Sandy Molatore. Not pictured Mary Walls. E O S 5 Marfi Cowan Money bags eg Sharon lindsey Harb Ernie Monfoy Spent Sieve Miller Q neue Janet Homen Guide lee Weppler JRE! X QDQBQSE' .gg 451 Mi gy ff' A -5 M Q' T, - Quigygvffolv il Q35 o e Previewing the season, flren striving fo live up fo your expecfafions Q32 Endurance fhe real fesf of bofn physical and menfel sfrengfh and deferminafion needed fo eompefe. COMPE Tl 7l0N Relief The win- ning poinf, doing Ilre job, nof lei- fing fine feem down. 'CB'- x x Xu 4 N. I 'iw-.,I.qm -x lk 1 ui Qneen 's Kenrt ,7nniere.' Kenya Vinagmdeff Sepnafneree- Debbie Nerd Gary Douglas Nerlnnn Qnrinde Seniers: falnie .May 9re.s'n1nen: Kneryl Snlnnrin Pan! Mnzerm Mickey Wrzynf nggeeiwa .nk IZZ N I W i Q ,1 S ,Q v miie HE Q , W f' fiom' owing '72 Krauyhf Z0 g ,4 waited Vkfary 0 cr Hurutlzers 41- I3 Homecoming '72 was a day of red and white, rain, and an after school Ballyg where the student body awaited the an- nouncement of the Homecoming Royalty. The night brought a spirited crowd, more rain, and a long awaited victory over Caruthers. The Queen and her court arrived at halftime on a float provided by GAA. Student Council sponsored a dance, featuring Oynx, which concluded the day's festivities. R, RON QZL417 W 16.7 AMA IWW The year started very disappointingly for the '72 Lion football squad. After a record of 1 win and 4 losses in non-league play the Lions found a victory by defeating the Laton Mustangs to start league play- Tradition was broken when The Lions, after nine discouraging years, came out victorious over Riverdale, 20-12. The highlight of the season was the homecoming victory against Caruthers. The impressive 41-13 victory wrapped up the league Title for the Lionsg only to lose the Divisional Title to Woodlake, 33-6. The Lions finished the season by having 8 team players making all-league and 3 honorable men- tions. A well deserved award went t Scott Foth as lineman of the year of the league and oach Len ach of the Year. If s Been Tlurfeen Years Scores Kerman Opponem' We 're Number 0ne t M .-.,1- , f.,e S - ..., - .. '. 2-qw,-1-asia.-pvrf-'.rr:1,. .553 QuiTa..'.'-. ,,,-,gg, 'LQ .1.,,,1i:i?:4 FRONT ROW: Manager Ken Kountz, George Perezt, Robert Smith, Jesse Juarez, Mike West, Mike Teixeirat,,Scott 'Fothig Jim Tostet, Steve McClure, John Soliz, Ted Reynolds, Joe Nino and Coach Greg Erwin. SECOND ROW: Manager Don Drake, Leo Cantu, Hector Ramirez, Scott Weis, Gilbert Quintana, Greg Ruud, John Casast, Don Jackson, Steve V011 Flue, Wyatt Phillips, John Kampschmidtt, Carl Dallas, Mike Gozdiff, Paul Mazorra, and Head Coach Len Mazorra. THIRD ROW: Ken Owen, Tom Wall, Ron Thomas, Gary Marks, John Quintana, Ken Leat, Dan Nikitint, David Rowell, Ray Wright, Rocky Lowe and Rod Stilson. Not pictured: Diane Yep and Betsy Appleby, Statisticians. 'Selected for All-League nf: 5 A ww My W ,hx .ff ,, ejfi Lv , Nw , , , u L1 b HA W , X . Q ,N 'xx W' wk vw ,.,w 4-v Lu., 1 in -vi fir- w-3 ra' All league Selecfions Defermined .l.V.' The Co-Championship Junior Varsity team, under the direction of coaches Dave Wilde and John Morris, battled to the first championship since 1965. The J. V. 's had a non-league record of three losses and two wins, only to bounce back to win four games and lose one, earning a co-title in the West Sierra League. The most thrilling game was against Tranquillity. The J :V. 's produced a powerful combination of offense and defense to defeat the Tigers, 8-0. This win tied Tranquillity's record, giving them their championship honors. 1 -. .X '--Sly? 1 ,V M 1 12 i fgq' 1Front.RoW: '. C oach, Dave Wilde ,I Ere ' Snyder, Manuel Mendoza, Raymond Valdez, Steve Van Hoorebeke, Dan Priest, Steve Payne, David Wilcox, Edward Perez, David- Walls, and Benny Monreal.t p A , 611181.21 ere 60-Nrampions Scores Kerman 0pponenf 8 Sierra 12 38 Immanuel 0 6 Fowler 0 8 Chowchilla 26 6 Dinuba 27 18 , Laton 6 12 fRive1'da1e 6 12 fAvena1 20 20 ,FC aruthers 6 8 'kTra,nqui11ity 0 :FDenotes League Games Row- Coac11k,1911Qi1Xf1Qrr1sfH,!.- 44, -AEHWUhmQmmH5?: Enmque Tap1a,1 Mlke R2LI11,81f,, Foth, Ronnie VR9jmQs,,JamtiS1'W1l. Donna Brown. ' 2 ' Ricky' Arjzieg A3v1Mfgf4f .'QKIlQ1If, h , IStatiS1gicianS ,' 'SllS5Il,A'P6MI'1?X'Ff 7-W -' '- Benog ,,1- fir- ,1 -Mike. .q11W i ' JGIITYF. 8 6 Corbin Starting the year with twin football championships gave the Yell Leaders much to cheer about. The momentum carried over into the exciting, if sometimes frustrating basketball season. The Cheer Leaders were led by Debby Biggs. Kim Lea and Cheryl Samarin were the first Freshmen to become Yell Leaders in the schoo1's history. Brenda Hampton Debby Biggs LM 4T,3K,. ,..,,..,...Y. ,. A HB Karen Williams Susan Zumwalt Wendy Bellach Nzeerleaders Had Much fo 6l1eer About x-JW A...A Is it the Booga1oo ? X., Q as W it Back row: Gary Douglas, Mike Chernekoff, Ken Lea, Eddie McNew, Lyle Pedersen, Clark Salenik, Randy Hurst, and Coach Larry Henrikson. Front row: Wesley Rodriquez, Rick Espino, Leopoldo Cantu, Hector Ramirez, Ruben Gonzales, Paul Gentry, and Statistician Susan Perry. Lyle goes fO1 two 6'-Q. Li l Vmify Tried Bai 6ouldn'f Do New coach, new team, but the Varsity Basketball Team still had their same old problems. Although winning only one league game, the team made it through the season. With the help of All League player Lyle Pederson, who was also Voted most valuable player, the team improved as the season passed. Mike Chernekoff was voted team captain, and Rick Espino was voted most inspirational player. Kerman 35 49 42 60 52 71 58 33 53 33 '51 '41 4'57 '67 '40 i 46 X39 45 3 43 4:68 '50 SCORES Coalinga F owler Washington Caruthe rs Kingsburg Parlier Lindsay Immanuel Laton Immanuel Rive rdale Tranquillity Avenal Caruthers Laton Riverdale Tranquillity Chowchilla Avenal Caruthe rs Laton tDenotes League Games Opponem' 42 67 60 78 65 47 49 43 62 90 62 57 68 81 84 61 51 74 64 65 61 ture for a Big 'shot' David attempts I. V. 's Husfled Info Second Place finger 1 U x J , f . P' x Samarm shoots fo w The J. V. basketball team started the year off with a 5-1 pre-season record. The team was disappointed with some unpredicable upsets. This spirited team ended up in second place in league with a 6-4 record. Did they see a Ghost? Kerman 50 47 37 42 31 29 i 34 , 31 '59 X53 4451 X39 4:31 37 4443 4159 '36 S60RES Coalinga Fowler Dos Palos Parlier Fowler Immanuel Riverdale Tranquillity Avenal Caruthers Laton Riverdale Tranquillity Chowchilla Avenal Caruthers Laton tDenotes League Games Opponem' 41 32 35 33 26 63 35 34 37 34 37 38 50 51 32 48 52 Front Row: Coach John Motta, Ray Rocha, Rocky Couto, Tony Miranda, Steve Payne, Mike Gutierrez, Howard Kubo, Brad Mazorra, and Tim Samarin. Back Row: Scorckeeper J oleen Brown, Robert Gruce, Mike Tomasetti, Larry Carlson, Jeff Glaves, Dam Bengel, David Wright, Brian Lambrecht, Rick Teixeira, and Score- keeper Nanette Lanthier. Tall Freshman Team Tied For Second The Freshman Basketball team started the season off red hot! They had.a good drive and although there was a slight slow down in the middle ofthe season, they ended very strong. This unusually tall team offered a lot of pro- mise for the coming years. Under the coaching of Mr. John Morris, the team usu- ally kept the game in control. The season ended with a 6-4 'league record and a tie for 2nd place. The most valuable player was David Nikitin and Davy Douglas was team captain. Mickey Wright was chosen as the most inspirational player and ended the season with 169 points. Howard Rowland had a very good rebounding record with 129 to his credit. Tom strains as teammates wait. ,gg J +4 glfvir-:ff +1 P A L A L c Q Back Row-left to right: Coach Mr. John Morris, Mickey Wright, David Yates, Ron Ramos, Howard Rowland, David Nilcitin, Tom Avinelis, Terry Jarmain, Robert Brown, Ralph Garcia, and Manager Dennis Lowe. Second Row-Scorekeeper Yvonne Cole, Bill Nazaroff, Fred Schneider, James McNew, Bobby Clowers, Jody Burdine, David Lopez, Ray Ycong, and Wayne, Lindsey. Front Row-Donald Waters, Jim Motta, Carlos Garcia, Arthur Escamilla, Scott Van Hoorebeke, Ruben Reynosa, and Davy Douglas. Not pictured: Mark Perry. Kerman 39 29 50 34 23 22 39 127 i 34 433 9F28 333 138 9638 535 445 X41 54 Denotes League Games SCURES C oal inga F owler Dos P alos F arl ie 1' F owler Immanuel F owler Riverdale T ranquillity Avenal C aruthe rs Laton Riverdale Tranquillity Avenal Caruthe rs Laton Chowchilla Opponenf 20 26 31 38 25 27 36 35 30 35 30 20 47 31 20 31 18 42 12 I L xx X David shooting above opponents. Robert puts effort into his shot. Loc'- 'Sf d.u9.A'L Qi Wins-G35 sl 5-E5 is S9-'Q Qt xi-5-K R-Dlkxs NQQ M GQ Xssik, X 5-ik g.,x5x.'X. we-dqgk sv? ss! 'Q-,a 4' Y'--S-ap. - LQQQ S Suit. 1 Sue Morgan , pffifvf KJJUCM JOM 70 auffd, Ziff! ONJC f' fffwg Ap' fja, 1-'fecaf f 1 H Q95 ffyf 0511? 4436416527626 619706 Cffd 010 A ,O ,4?a f.4o at Lvu xif' l . Lack' ffp War ffdf Fw f? 5 f f fy o 75 Spirif With hours of practice and work behind them, the pep girls were able to help find the spirit of KUHS. The new year was started when they were able to perform at the County-City All Star game. The girls then traveled to San Francis- co to perform at a 49'er football game, before coming home to support their own teams. Projects included car washes and a raffle. The girls kept busy by serving at dinners for clubs including first Hot Stove Dinner in Ker- man. Susan Rose '41 gif' 415, 50 QE' 'Co-5 679 2170 LQZESS ,COA pep 61148 Qffi' fe ef! GV 5 - 1 -hi- 1' , da ,. f A , ,. ' . ' ' Au, A, 7- -Q ,..v -' 5772 T ML' Q, 55 V i X ad, 1 A, , Q Q, g, L. i., , .. is 55 EEZ 15, ,gg K 2, ,Z K WE? K 4 4, ,YY.V,,u z' y fa 1 ' J H' I I Z L 4- 2 'le A ' ' lsi . V gg .?,AQ A Y K K ' , 5 lg, . Qi , I f fx can wb N X 3 , 1 K 'X I W W f A X 1 f 6 w K ' nl ', ale x 'L jig! i -J H! I B I if K 'B I 1 -3 ui 'N 'W N .. -4 Ar q .7-r J L-v ,QM :Q-. . r W 1 ,F-,. I, V. s . ,. f A I X u Ffa L lv Thel?'l'RSTj'I OREJSALLX taken from the 1950 era was headed by Brehda'Hampton. Sophomore Suzie fRon Lemkyl represented the Sophomore class. She aided the hero Super Kitty Kat fDave Farrellj in killing the villian, Blue Raider QDave Wilcoxj. The student body was entertained by Flash Continental and the Cadillac liids, whose lead singer was Steve Paine. 50's Rally Theme Took 1 The THIRD PLACE FRESHMEN RALLY, with much energy, showed the real Spirit of 76. The shapely cheerleaders, James Alvardo and Ron Ramos, cheered the Kerman team while a couple of clowns, 1 Julie Toste and Linda Enns, cheered on the Laton Mustangs. Kerman won the staged basketball game to prove that Kerman was best! Rally Chairman was Sarah Moore. -w-?..L.z.,,.- - 'T-rief fm The SECOND PLACE SLNIOR RALI Y, dlrectecl by D1'1ne V'1l1es also ccntemd on the popul'1r fxftles The gym fxlled Xvltll 1Tl1.lS1C and lwughtcr 'ls the couples bopped ' 'lt the Sock Hop rhnce con test Teenyboppcu clmculefulers, l'1l1Cl Homen 'md Becky Botelho Ffrsf And Second Place The FOURTH PLACE JUNIOR RALLY w'1s b'1sed on the theme Jun1o1s upheld cl'1ss t1'lCl1t1Ol'1 of t'1l mg list pl'1cc tln eo ye'us 111 '1 row R'1lly Cl1'I11I1'l21I1 wfxs 'l-1ny'1 V1nog1'1doff NGN '1 QQ 0 Qs H P ' 4. , Q , . . . gr J ' . 'L L , , , L . . H ' L , 4 - ' q . M f x ' L f I D L Q I Going to the Gm'ne featuring the beginning ...... . the end. The . .CL . .JI 5 T? Lu wg ac C3 6.A.A. Flawed In Homecoming Front Row: Debora Buttke, Marti Cowan, Jamie May, Becky Botelho, Gail Coleman, Janet Plonlien, and Linda Caprioglio. Second Row: Kathy Goosev, Patty Thompson, s Gloria Nino, Vicki Samarin, Betsy Appleby, Pat I-Iafdy, ' Debbie Nord, and Wendy Bellach. Third Row: Susan Samaniego, Kathleen Enns, Sally Dominguez, Vicki Vaughn, Karen Williams, Karen Kiseloff, and Denell Pacini. Fourth Row: I Tanya Viuogradoff, Cynthia Lindsey, Susan Zumwalt, Louise Samanieo, Cindy Carlson, Jill West, and Sponsor Mrs. Cheryl Bird. Back Row: Diane Ostergaard, Cathy Henrilcson, Diane Yep, Nancy Perry, Rhonda Smith, and Debby Pitts. 'Y GAA initiates showing off their fashions M jk g Homecoming week was a very hectic Week for GAA mem- bers. During the week they worked hard to produce a float to show team support at the Homecoming Game. They also held their annual Chicken BBQ that night. Due to compli- cations the Dinner and the Christmas Dance didn't turn out as planned. During the year GAA participated in various Playdays. At the Central Playday, GAA placed first and second playing basketball. In the Kerman Recreation Volleyball Tourna- ment one of the GAA teams won first place. In the Spring, GAA hosted their annual events, such as: Blossom Day, Swim Playday, and a Volleyball Tournament. GAA Volleyball Champions The Levi Brigade ' ' , sv ' ' vu r . x ' - ' ' X . H 5 Y -'Vex . , K in X X.. D oee -. ,W , H , . ' : - Ae leffermen Decreased Aefivify Increased The Lettermen sponsored the Harlem Clown game which was the major money making project during the first semester. During the second semester, the members had a cushion sale which proved to be better than ex- pected. Over all the Lettermen's Club was more active than they have been in the past few years. Yi Front row: Ken Kountz, Steve Miller, Scott Foth, Mike Teixeira, and Mark Wilcox. Second row: Ted Reynolds, Jim Toste, John Kampschimdt, Norman Furtado, and Steve Perry. Third row: George Perez, Rod Stilson, Ken Lea, David Rowell, Gilbert Quintana and Leopoldo Cantu. ' Qian: D-V 4 I N JN .MEM Ol? If jehn Quin lam: 1955-1972 . .LH nu - . ' Uze deepest feeling always shows itsef in sileuee. 6onfemplaf1on Tlnnlcmg of wha! mighf be and who migln' become +fs 'lp Teaching Showing fire ways and fapping potentials ESTABIISHMENT 44 .. Ask The Admioisfrafion Mr. Thomas leffus Principal QJ Do you think an administrator is necessary? AJ The school could probably do without one, but it would not funtion as well. Q.J What would you do if a girl walked into the office topless ? A., De- pends on the girl. Q., How do you feel about student council over- riding your decision? A.j I am opposed to it because there are times when students don't think things through. Q.j What words of advice would you give to a student who has 16 detentions and just two weeks of school left? A.J Quit school! No I would advise him to be nice to me so I would stay after school with him to work off his detentions. Board Members: Mrs. Arthelia Kessler, Mr. Ronald Kister, Presidentg Mr. A. J. Yates, Mr. John Bragg, Clerkg and Mr. John Macht. Mr. Rolzerf Al-slanian Counselor Q.J If 50 students signed-up for Pig-Latin would you offer it ? A Certainly. . . if 50 pigs wanted to learn Latin. QJ Why don't you think this school could have an open campus? AJ It's good to ha a closed campus because it's easier to keep track of students and there are less problems. QQ What would you do if a girl wa into the office topless? A.J Sit there for two hours and try to i ure out what school rule was being violated. r 1 Q F GPN , :f- ' f ezfvvq s. Qi. . . :V fl' Y Eze if I X ' l .lg vi , , K is 'I -Nfl. um of if q if wp aff! ik , rl X 5., . fr 7.3.4 X2 f 5 v 22262 ro .,-,mf ig? in Vx' I Q -' J: i nf In Y -s z :sl . R xy Y'fh'xiAl 'Q' .K Us U2 .-1 f Mr. Gordon lemky Disfriof Soperinlondeof Q.J If 50 students signed-up for Pig-Latin would you offer it? A.J Sure, I would sign them up and call a psychiatrist to examine them. Q.y Do you think an administrator is necessary? AJ Definitely, to make decisions and for Public Relations. Q.j How do you feel about more sports for girls ? AJ I feel that our P. E. facilities are inadequate for the students we have. I would like to work on better facilities. at on Mrs. Mary Rodriguez Dean of Girls Q.J What would you do if a girl Walked into the office top- less ? AJ Probably laugh. QJ So far what has been the highlight of this year for you? AJ The fight between. . . The football divisional playoffs were really exciting. Q.J What would you think of the idea of having a student counsel- or work side by side with you? A.J I think it depends on the type of counseling. Many times Freshmen ask questions which could be answered by upper classmen. It could also help close the generation gap, because students are able to relate to each others problems better. Q.j What has been the greatest change in students ideas since you have been at Kerman? A.J The biggest change is that more students are interested in going to college. 27?W:f5f'MffNy Mrs. Brown Added Zesr fo the library aw Miss Nona Johnson- Don't comb your hair in this room! Mr. Hector Contreras- Honey Child Miss Patricia Schneider- Can I have it quiet back there ? Mrs. Barbara Brown- Please sneak the borrowed book back to the library. 1 4. 1 1.1 jg' H1 l P' . ' v lf. I My XX ff? 4 X5 M Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs Mrs. Bonnie Lambert- Those small groups are m21ndito1'y. Dorothy Lutz- Come on now Honey, get to work. Julie Frei- Who's calling me '? 11 . Myrna Collins- I'n1 going to give you fl referral. . . and I kid you not' Lucille Famas- Well, Esta cs la vide cu los Estados Unidos gg,-ge 5. L... Mr. Mr Mr Mr Howard Knapp- For the less excelerated group Jim Regan- Never give a sucker an even break. Leland Weppler- Get married and then you can fight all the time. Fred Sellers- Do you need a towel '? -T . 'few' 4? tef - 1 '.' ggi Q me .A-1.4 K Y ' K-N lx my si-by . --,M ,-2, ffl r . ,J nrrrfw .F A is 9 xxx ., ll 4 ,J .J.L.L4,- Sb. tv Rf' X A. 1:-, . . -+5 30 192. , 'Y Mr. Allen Kirby- What's a good wo1'd'P Mr. Jim Seay- I've only cussed once Mr. John Miller-It looks pretty good. Mr. Toyo Shitanishi- Wrong, Wrong, Wrong! R. '71 Weird Subsfifafes' Made V--5 Sfudenfs Appreeiaie Teachers f 61m Schedule Hasseled Sfudenfs and Teachers Mr. Arlon Schubert- Today we'1'e going to prune trees. Mr. Allen Marcucci- It's all over, but the crying. Mr. Don Trostle- Now think about that. Mr. Robert Knowles- That's real neat, guy. E Vg ,ww PN ul 5? ' x l' Mrs. Nerma Slate- Make sure you turn on the right burner. Mrs. Beatrice Tellyer- Such being the case Mr. George Popfin- You Hot-Dog Yo-Yo ! -.QT Mr. Ron Reinhardt- If you don't have something to do, I'11 give you something to do. l U61 Were? V ' coo ci . Lf N 2. . Ralph C er- Any fool can play 0 loud! A . Mr. Le rd Mazorra- Did I ever tell ff you abo the time. . . ' . Hellen Moore- Ah! Come on you 5, ys! lv . Mr. John Morris- Yeah, right. . . MCYWWW 1. rs. e Bird- You c n get any- thing y want if you brin me a dozen WW X 9 f Yeah, right... x M 1 kg! W . ff M WW tffiwgw AJ -J Q? ' QNQ , '75, r u QC! ! ,f F jx 1 p . V v X New Teaehers Brought Ghenges In Coaching line-ups . X Q 1 1' I I ff ' X V ' ig .LW'U:WwWCf2'M'J V . . f ' , , Ez, in pllcuhxunih .?fV1'h'WWCfQ 'O C X f A X 0-000 1 M43 , - 'X 9 1. Mr. Greg Ervin- What time is it? 2. Mr. John Motta- 100 years ago when I was a Kid 3. Mr. David Wilde- Don t sweat It 53 This year two members of the classified staff retired. They were Ernest Curtis and Bennett Hatcher. We also had some new members added to the staff, Bruce Angelo and Don Brown who are custodians and Gene Killian who replaced Mr. Hatcher as mechanic. Mr. Curtis who has driven 9. bus at Kerman High for seven years retired in December. Some of us may have never met Bennett Hatcher unless we visited the garage. He retired in January after 22 years of service at Kerman High School. All the members of the classified staff played a very impor- tant role in keeping our school going. We would like to thank them. Bus Drivers and Custodians: Seatedg Howard Thomas, Ernest Curtis, Leonard Carpenter. Standingg Johnnie Robertson, and Glenn Clothier. Not Picturedg Bennett Hatcher, Gene Killian, and Don Brown. Two Familiar W..-',S5cL. -,,.,a.,' W in ,ri ,J-?gi5j?'4!'-' ,L9,3liLsaf- ,-af ggtp-3'2 Bruce Angelo Custodian Irene Peterson Bookkeeper Faces Refired COASY N i Lois Wilson C. T. Woody Wood Attendance Secretary Supervisor of Maintenance w 4, m-ug 3 -.. .Ma Nanci Sellers Secretary Cooks: Mae Hansen, Dora Gomas, Olga Funkner Relaxarron Enjoying yourself in a friendly group flraf shares your snnrlar rnferosfs AUIVITIES Belonging Being involved wiflr others fha! oere abou! you r.r.A. sweemmr Becky Q Bofelho liwlig, Tal V Y dx, J? J f i 'N V. A41 7' ,ox Q Ari 6lub Had lofs of Ideas 4 I O Bur lnfle Amon Under new leadership and with a new sponsor, art club had lots of ideasg among them were using their talents to make small articles and selling them at an art fair. They planned to use the profits made from the fair to sponsor a trip to San Francisco to see an art show. Front Row: Marti Cowan, Lori Herman, Susan Kiseloff, Linda Farrell, and John Killen. Back Row: Francis Heeren, athy Goose Debra Buttke, Barbara Smallwood, Yvonne Cole, Carla Nielson, and Mr. Morris. gn QL -.fd xx Xlyxhj L ftiv L 1 Si lP'53q Officers: Seated: Sentinel Bill Haupt, Vice President Ken Lea. Standing: Treasurer Jeff Helmuth, Secretary Ken Samarin, President Scott Foth, Reporter Joe Porto, and Chaplain Rhonda Smith. Kerman F.F.A. members started their active year by entering many pro- jects in the Fresno District Fair. F. F.A. Greenhand initiation was held in November. This was the second year members were kept busy selling Christmas trees, which was a very profitable project. On February 24, the F. F.A. had its annual Steak Bar-B-Q. Outstanding members received their awards at the Chapter banquet held in the Spring. The grand finale of activities was the fishing trip to the Sierra Mountains. , i' H T - L--EFUUQ -Oni.. . , aa....,..,,, . ' 'vs -.1 3, 1 51412 .r 1? - -, . .,,. , FJ-'.A. Really Dug Trees 'N fp. mel, , This year a much needed photo class was added to the already existing photo club. There were sixteen students in the class un- der the supervision of Mr. Jim Seay. The new photo class and the yearbook staff worked hand-in- hand to put together this year- book. The yearbook staff appre- ciated the fact that most of the candids in this yearbook were taken by the photo class. While the photo class took pic- tures for the yearbook, the photo club taught its new members the art of taking and developing pic- tures. The club also planned many projects for the year, some of which included dart boards and the sale of photographs. Phoio Class Focused Jim, Mike, and Ernie working hard? SEATED: John Killen. FIRST ROW: Allison Hodder, Linda Caprioglio, and Ruth Rodriguez. SECOND ROW Glen I'oth John Kampschmidt, Carl Boyd, Ray Wright, Ken Kountz, and Sponsor Mr. Jim Seay. NOT PICTURED: Mary Goosev Riel Alvarev Ron Delarm, Ernie Montoy, Jim Toste, Mike Teixeira, and Donald Slumberger. Fix 0n Familiar Faces T' Mary and Allison discussing photography, or something else ? Ruth hard at work to meet deadline ready get CLICK! r ffxi N, ef -f , , Qjfi! 6 A' fi' ,,-' f ZQJ 1 -6.1! if Hey! 'wWhat STlex7e1opir1g over there ? N l Had Firsf Female Sponsor In Many Years This year's National Forensics League, with their new sponsor Mrs. Famas, attended a State Invitational on March 9 and 10 held in Fresno. The Club attended many competitions and conferences during the school year. Sherri Conrad showed outstanding performance in the club by making Varsity in her first year of Extemporaneous speaking. x , ,xr 5 ' v I ' A 1 ju 'rs ,.-. JI W,- jeg. f -1 5:57 A H1 v l 5 x .A 23?-,Q ,,,w,5 1. .. fry! n.,f.el ,Q .Q 'tm 'f 'A' N fl, . J 4 1 'ef '1' If Y 5 Front row: Sponsor Mrs. Lucille Famas, Mary Walls, Nancy Perry, Cathy Henriksen Rhonda Snuth Julie Toste, M Martin, Karen Kiseloff, and Laurie Lucken. Back row: John Scheideman, Susan Zumwalt Janet Delarrn Sherri Conrad Martha Walls i Susan Kiseloff, Carla Nielsen, and John Killen. I i Front Row: Juanita Martinez, Anita Robertson, Laura Kessler, Vera Bogdanov, Debbie Nord, and Tanya Susoeff. Second Row: Sponsor Miss Nona Johnson, Hermina Charles, Mary Guerrero, Sally Dominguez, LaRae Wright, Diane Valles, Linda Farrell, and Yvonne Cole. Third Row: Nancy Youngblood, Patti Allen, Ruth Rodriguez, Martha Avila, Margie Perez, Kathy Caprioglio, Rosemary Souza, Carolyn Miller, Kim Rose, and Anita Solbach. F. N.A. Broke lnifiafion Tradifions A new year, new officers, and new ideas these were the motivations of the Future Nurse's Club. The club held a bake sale on campus under the guidance of Sponsor Miss Nona Johnson. They also sold candles before the Christ- mas Holidays. The F. N.A. club and its officers broke away from the traditional initiation stunts, and had an installation dinner prepared by the officers and mothers. A field trip to visit one of the hospitals in Fresno was planned for late in spring. z ' 3 V A R' I M ' A FQ F 'Q ' 'I 1 'fi 1. f Excalibur Refused Ride 'em Cowboy Richard Weatherson sees camera for first time. ..-'ff' 'x '. 1 T L . President Steve Miller finds dirt under nails. Io Be liberafed Robert Chan sees Easter Bunny at hockey game. Excalibur had an active year. This year's events start ed off with the annual selling of decals, and bumper stick- ers. Excalibur members enjoyed the snow trip, hockey game, and football game. They also included a trip to Harrah's Auto Show. They ended the year with the tradi- tional barbecue swim party., Exaclibur was not excluded from the trouble of Wom- en's Lib. Girls demanded to join, but even though they were persistent, they lost by a 20 to 4 vote taken by the Excalibur members. 13 '79 'U' 4 1 . 'H- Q5 Front Row: Gerald Helmuth, David Walls, Randy Graves, Bob Peterson, Tim Samarin, Howard Kubo, and Mike Strmiska. Second Row: Paul Seney, Jeff Kampschmidt, Robert Chan, Phil Low, Tom Walls, Mike Caetano, and Sponsor Mr. Lee Weppler. Third Row: Sponsor Mr. Allen Marcucci, James McNew, David Wright, Richard Smith, Brian Lambrecht, Steve Miller, David Wilcox, Larry Carlson, and Pete Perry. o Russian Glub The Russian Club was formed this year, and sponsored by Miss Schneider. This club consisted of any student in- terested in the Russian language. The club started the year by electing officers and plan- ning activities. These activities included a bake sale, a pickle sale, :md raising money to visit a Russian library in San Francisco. They also sponsored a volleyball team in the Kerman Recreational tourney. 4 M l10Sl'0W 3 mx, i i 12935 Russian Club members pose by poster for picture. Now There l 1 Are Two f? Af Green light, red light! If, if J Ak f 4, Z5 X411 it -L, by , Spanish Club The Spanish Club started the year with its traditional initiation, in which twenty-six new members joined the club. Various events in the initiation included a three-legged race, a dorito eating con- test, and the breaking of a piiata. The initiates enjoyed refreshments after all the excitement. The club planned to carry on the tra- dition that was started last year, of filming a movie of the activities of KUHS. A field trip, a bake sale, and many other profitable and interesting things were planned for the year by mem- bers and sponsor Senor Contreras. E1 Grupo lI.M.A.S. 601 If 00 First row: Stella Garcia, Olivia Garcia, Anita Juarez, Helen Amavisca, Josie Miranda, and Hector Ramirez. Second row: Elma Mejia, Susie-Altamirano, Ruth Rodriguez, Martha Perez, Virgie Rivera, Josie Duran, Carmen Montes, Betty Escamilla, Sally Dominguez, and Jesse Escamilla. Third row: Ricky Alvarez, John Soliz, Geneievc Madrid, Teresa Soliz, Sylvia Trujillo, Juana Prieto, and Ray Rocha. Back row: Ruben Gonzales, George Perez, Clark Salenik, Nina Gonzales, Ron Ramos, Leo Cantu, Dora Garza, Gloria Valdez, Ricky Espino, Gloria Nino, and Gilbert Quintana. Sponsors Miss Nona Johnson and Mr. John Motta not pic tured. ' et s dance the Corrido UMAS, under the leadership of President Stella Garcia, had a busy year The club collected profits made from a dance held in October featuring the F ascinationsu and from another held in February featuring Monsonto. The sale of calender posters added to their earnings In January, some members enjoyed many of the sights of San Francisco The club planned a Cinco de Mayo celebration to show the Student Body a part of their Mexican heritage. F.H.A. 61-ew In Size And Spirif FHA came alive this year with many projects and parties. The girls sold candy suckers this year but also added chocolate bars to their sales The girls then sold Tom Wat Kits. With all the money they earned, the girls celebrated with a Christmas party, and two skating parties. Initi- ation was a laugh for the old members and was embarrassing for the many new initiates. X3 Officers look over Tom Wat Kits. Initiates E015 Creamed! Patty Thompson, Vera Bogdanoff, and Donna Weatherson. Seated In Second Row, Natalie Lourenco, Debbie Killen, and James. Third row, Sandy Prater, Kim Rose, and Joyce Motta. Fourth Row, Diane Valles, Yvonne Cole, Tanya Sessoyoff, Solbach Josie Miranda Pam Howe Diane Lillis and R'ta Walls. F'fth R D th G iffin C l ' l and LaRae Wright. , , ry, , 1 1 ow, oro y r , aro yn M11 er, Laura Terry Williams, and Amy McCaskill. Sixth Row, Linda Farrell, Mary Lou Gonzales, Yolanda Hernandez, Charlotte Ermelinda Sanchez, Pat Howery, Charlotte Killen, and Nanette Lanthier. Back Row, Vicki Rutz, Hermina Charles, Juanita Fufure Business leaders Sold, Sold, Sold Sell! Sell! Sell! , was the cry of F. B. L.A. To start the year off the club sold red windbreakers. They also sold Brag Books lphoto booksj and spon- sored a bake sale. The major highlights for the club were the Winter Conference in Chowchilla, which Patty Thompson re- ceived Second Place Award in the Typing I event, and the State Convention in Sacramento. To top the year off, the club went on a field trip to the Pepsi-Cola Bottling Company of Fresno. Q, 'Q Seated Left to Right: Patty Thompson Sharon Lindsey, andy Molatore Vera Bogdanov, and Linda Caprioglio Second Row Left to Right: Janet Lanfranco, LaRae Wright, Debbie Buttke. Allision Hodder, Marti Cowfm Tanya Susoeff Sponsor Mrs Tellyor, Vicki Vaughan, Kathleen Enns, and Natalie Lourenco. Third Row Left to Right Carl Boyd Sponsor Mr Poplin J uanita Martinez and Charles Foster. HH X ' Seated, Donna Bufum, Ken Kountz, Sally Dommguez, and Amy McCask111 Standmg, Barbara Rowell, Genelve Klllen, Diane Andresen Mrs Brown Glona Larralde, Isabel Espmoza Steve McDonald and Behnda Lofton ypydvbfvfff Qjff Wm WW ,HM Wg, do library Club Ideas' To :br ry The hbrary club has come a11ve th1S year They started w1th a new 11brar1an and new 1deas Pro Jects mcluded a skatmg party raffle for cakes and a book fan' The book falr allowed students to buy paperbacks of thexr cho1ces Th1s year the hbrary club added games and records to make the hbrary new and mterestmg V rs d Broughf New l' . A1 vl ' D .0 . ' '. .' H U' ' gl J 4 ,IA Q I f 1 A ' 7 in .nn 1 H Q I ' ia. Above: Fearless 'Franco leads the way! 6.8.1-'. Took Trip 70 Berkeley This year the California Scholarship Federation chose to go to the University of Californiafyatg,-1' 5 , Berkeley on their annual trip. A small, butfliiiely group, of 11 girls had a good time touring San Francisco and the campus. They stayed overnight in a small hotel located in a unique part of the city. Saturday morning a guide led them around and pointed out some of the interesting places. The C.S. F. officers were: Carla Nielsen, Presi dent Marti Cowan, Vice President, Debbie No-rd, SecretaryfTreasurerg and Janice Martin, Student Council Representative. Sandy Molatore was the SecretaryfTreasurer for the Spring Semester. Spring Semester Members, Front Row: n n, Janice Martin, Carla Nielsen, Julie Toste, Sherri Conrad, Lenora Roberts, and Martha Boyd. Second Row: Karen Kister, Dave Wilcox, Cheryl Samarin, Janet Lanfranco, Cindy Carlson, Terri Coyle, Sharon Cram , . Paula LeBeuf. Third Row: Sarah Moore, Diane Helmuth, Diane Yep, Cathy Henrikson, Kathleen Enns, Gary P lastrini, athyfmosev, ward Kubo, Susan Kiseloif, Dan Mazzora, and Vicki Samarin. Fourth Row: Janet Homen Sharon Lindsey, Marti Cowa , flolatore, David Walls, John Ellenberger, Jerry 'Van Hoorebeke, and Bob Kubo. ' .QQ 1 Q W N gf- J Q, cw QQ 41 W W auf gb cal fin 0 qw? vb wr XJ Vi? IQG Q, 3 QM Q1 LDL 233122 J Q T5 n C ' -lg 5 lf Wg E 42 fuelled, High, 2 1? Q EL? llasseled, Domi 3 5 Q wBurned, love, jg' Q ,F in 'Q foS'hunned, Cool, L Q 19 3 9: galealousy, Hof, 0 E W 2373 LBofhered, Jivy 00+ 3 .. S g ,IQ Q3 5 f J 1.x 1-.v W-figilji fi Dug 3425 '?6DQff51J-92 bd 3 EMOTIONS' 2, W,MfjQ WW QOWQWM C57 A? 4 A Nfl 5 K .44 J 3 -nm.. 1 ia A5 ' C1 15- O1 ul 0- .L V XXKZQ5 ' o4aN.w,M I A f :,,g1-'fZ'1 i .L-:.- ,. 'fo 'o '4 J H , K ' 1 A A s N -8 WA 6 J 1- I 'n. ,Y 'P i V. -J v mv' E 7. -J., , K A .R 1 hr' w , rv., 4 ,-.., ,, . . . QB, an :E Kaz. ,- ' I C'- .R ., ,, 4 H . 4.9, ,. iw A -1 w , 4. 1 x 1 K , 'Q , ' ' W-,fl 1 n ff ' 6 X, n e . ve .., . ' lf Md x si V , F . 4-'ifibx Q 41 Y x 1 E Q' 'A' f 1 ,-A V 4 ,, l', x Ax ,, I , Ak 55 '4 f Win? ffsii., 5 .1 , ,. sufgj- ..- ' 1 4. . -'3' Steve Miller Commissioner of f, .. 5 'eff' ff I' ' ttf ','-'Sf -R 1 . xi, , . , ,. .1 f 1' v 3- : s ...n ' an , , 41-15 - . 2 1.::..a., ---vo -V V u xi A 'W L4 K Y I Hsu B W S 'V J ' I' K .5 5. N I, Q X -lg V I 1.1 42' A LP, Rial 5 . w iv i H 1 1 H if i K K , L r ? n-. E- X 1 'mi 3 I A D A i A n 1 I Q :QS EH ' 34' za. - i' ': ,I '41 hvjfiff V' L xx . ...K ' Ere L' .Q ' N' ' . 1- 1 v A - !f:.fs?'gL 5.5 N , 'Nh H Vg: j -A ...-. 5 5 I if L- ' A 'X A Q' 4 4 ' Y. MX 5-quill Q V 1- S , .is JSM -, A ' W- 11-' . 'V' ,233 Z 1 M :E-E 35 , -1' x ' X A - . 1 . f ' Virginia Acosta Brenda Allen Jack Allen Paula Allen Arthur Alvardo James Alvardo Sam Amavisca Diane Andreson David Arredondo Richard Arredondo Alan Asanuma Tom Avinelis Yolando Badillo Lori Bauer Alex Bogdanov Brian Botelho Leann Bowles Martha Boyd Debbie Brewer Debra Brown Robert Brown 7'5- A of A Sir 'lb , Y X X JoAnn Bu chnoff Randall Cayler Dreaming again- ln:-f' ' I 'l J: -X 5: ' , f Jody Burdine Larry Chambers -huh, Rita ? ! Juan Cantu Robert Chau 1--5 , tif -- T: . -J ,A f ire- -1: I -- ' .g V ,rp up I 5 .H T . 1 ij' .. b ilstcnsen . 2- I I I n. 1 Q '-I H '. . U A 1 I Class Officers: Standing deft to righty: Kim Lea, Student Council Rep. g Robert Chan, Student Council Rep. 5 Sherri Quaid, Sergeant at Armsg Kerry Lea, Presidentg fseatedj Diane Helmuth, Student Council Rep. g Cheryl Samarin, Vice Pres. g Karolyn VonF1ue, Secretaryg Melissa Petrucelli, Social Char. 5 Robin Stith, Treas- 'L11'6I'. Freshmen Finally Moved ,LA,A 1' S - f . fx - - 1 4 ...- , Ag' M' 2' -, -,.' . 2.1: ' :fi eva, l , FW, - :V - , ,L Q11 ,I ew, f he X 9 .- N -1 W 34 1-1 UN' ix 2 -, 4 ,L Hu, ww , , QQ , 1 1 X Mlm V ' V- , ,J ,. , ..,1 ,.,.3,':- 1322, X- -- We X' w.-'. - ,Je fuse:-' - .W -ue... unch C'u1tu Laura Cerner Sandra Carver Felix Castro Bobby Clovers Jay Coclho William Conley 38.988 'll 'Lx I 1 JA- WV f 3' l, frm J! 'X 211.52 4 -.... 'I'- Q -1 1 r b v .ll I nfl 9,4 V' ll E WEL 3' 4, Q , zu 1 ' 1 lg fs 1 L E l , 1 , -W, L 'Q lil ' K I X X , n x I X I l X l i X Sherri Conrad Anita Couto Naomi Coyle Terri Coyle Lupe Cubillos Lucy Dominguez David Douglas Susie Enriquez Arthur Escamilla Luis Escobeclo Yvonne Esquibel Robert Faller Carlos Garcia Ralph Garcia 'G -- 1 15 is Q L J, , la' AF ' l, Q- Look at all that talent! XFFN l Della Gonzales Francisco Gonzalez Leticia Gonzales Lori Graham Cheryl Gruce Tommy Gucrro Classroom chaos! 1 v l .. .N K Y Ti 'Q sk. X M j-'Jfkx 1 Karen Ebell Linda Enns Guillermo Garza Stan Glenn 1.1 'PF' X ce Gucrrcro Lupe Gutierrez Charles Hampton rry Hurley Terry Hurlbert Shelley Hurst ger Hylton Terry Jarmain Carolina Jiminez The Freshmen Forced Russian 0n Us Da . L 'vt' :Q ,Af RA P Carolyn Haupt Diane Helmuth Larry Howe Bonita Hurlbert NOT PICTURED Rudy Apolimar Becky Armack Darla Bolen Debra Davis Tony Esparza Ramond Frost Adam Garcia Gloria Gutierrez Jesse Hernandez Arturo Herrera Timothy Hoyt Joe Jiminez James Lebeau Isidro Losoya Connie Mendoza Jesse Miranda Margaret Montero Guadalupe Montoya Patricia Morales Jimmy Ortiz Pedro Ortiz Arturo Perez Richard Quiroz Delores Ramos Mike Randall Darlene Rodriquez Gloria Salinas Lawrence Sanchez Mary Thein Sharian Thompson Elva Orona V : ., Y .iii in 15 'K .. Kenneth John Arlene Johnson Tom Jones Brenda Jordan Jeff Kampschmidt George Kaseroff Donald Kee Cathy Kerns Charlotte Killen Cheryl Killian Karen Kister Reno Lanfranco Nini Larralde Manuel Lazalde tg., Are they really studying ?! 1.- has ' tsbf wa. E- Q.. X W 'im 5 1- l X, - 'U X 4 x Mike Lutz Mary Martin Daniel Mazorra James McNew Robert McClure Kerry Lea Kim Lea Charlotte Lofton David Lopez Natalie Lourenco Phil Low df., if-2' 1-Q, Don't get so emotional! ' -351532 . Dwgigf, I .rw Biggest Freshman Class Ever im I T,-. fae-'e N - 3' ' . F ,, F ,. X .2 1 :fig ' '- Wi X X V ,nl 21 'JIT I, V .Ziff N A .F ...j 5245. -152 f 1 ,:- , f l V . Lebcau Carmel Lcdcsma Snrie Lima Rosa Losoya Santiago Losoya ya Wayne Lunday Thomas Luttrcll Lowe rw , -' : V-, I-'iz -WW i Explain it to her Sherri. '1- !,,..,. .- 'FLL 4 ,dere , Diego Medina Janet Mendrin Danny Meza Jack Miller -,bf ,V ws F A af- .1 aff - -,gl A id ' J , V , , 3 ' , 'mf Q' V 5 'I sup -3 'N Es Pa- ' I N A KA W?-. .. ,,, 3n fn QPU H 5 Q an n. I- Freshmen Were Fire! To 6ef Sparlced Donna Perez H , A ff ' H , ..M 9 M i,,v'e:W , 51 UH ' xr 1,-I l E E: 1 l -1 W' f '. M aff i A Q D it ' M : :' L' . fri ag ' I x - vt r W 1 1 , 5- 1: 'vii 5, 5' , V s' X M L, ' in is-'X . H x. ii . .1-' . , -pw' jf I I 41 'i .faq , 31-rv J V K V 'J .N 'R 'M' ' V , . mx l , T 23.1 . xl Y' ' ' X Noriega Cathy Oaks Mike Owen Steven Owen Lupe Padilla Mike Pallesi F U y 1 r ii ' 4. I 5 I V V N 1. l . I . -1? 4 1 Q-'fix e wny L' P . 'Zi' 1 k ' . Q PF' wr in - Rx .A E 'X S 3 1 I , F Tlifx tfiilrkf V i f ' ui V'-T r in - ... . :T Tl? V :zl 1: ,E Q - K. L f r -'if 1 1.23-ei by -HI., P F 'x E .. Wqli r ' ' LJ,-5,3-T , i V N 1 'I ' balm 1 3 6. Si? -f-Y Z' ' tv I G I -1,.,.. A 'V' L' V' Y' 'tg V Q . ff' s-X L- ' l C . N A. I .. 1.2-. 1 wma?- , Y'-1'L D 111, 'A llnxa-5 ' .-.1 ai n -FZ r ' 077403 . .,-L 'cf ' -' L .waxes pa ' 6 Petrucelli Laura Phillips Diane Pivovaroff Raclinoff Joel Ramirez Ronald Ramos Roberts Richard Robertson David Rodriquez x xxx Q Gary Pollastrini Donnie Reeves Frank Rodriquez It's all Greek to me Mr. Seay 4' -. ,. H - 1..- John Rodriquez Melba Rodriquez Rick Rogers Barbara Rowell Cheryl Samarin Susie Sauceda John Scheideman Fred Schneider Howard Rowland Lisa Sakomoto Tammy Salenik Paul Seney Desiree Slumberger Michael Smart Lynn Smith Socorro Soliz Julia Toste Scott Van Lynn Welch Wendell Milton Sparks Vessells Williams Fire! Year Freshmen Joined Pep Squad ss., -:SK ' -s l he future Bobby Fisher? so it g 1 5 'ko N..-N - ll? l 3255251 - ' pf V51 Q l . . ' . ' ., I v T A' Robin Stith Michael Strmiska Albert Suarez Patsy Swindel Karolyn Von Flue Rita Walls Tom Walls Donald Waters Mickey Wright David Yates Ray Ycong Daniel Zaninovich is Q 1 J- 5 , -'N K F 2 '1 5+ T' I N ef 15 Wea Leonna Tomlinson Jim Toste Kevin Watson Clinton Webb Wake Me Smile 4' . This was the first year that band was able to wear new uniforms at all performances. Before school started the band marched at the Kerman Harvest Festival Parade, Biola Raisin Day Parade and the Kerman Kartways. During the school year the band played at all home football games and at Woodlake. They also played at the Christmas and Spring Concerts. The highlight of the year was the annual Band Day at Berkeley. This year's officers were, President Becky Botelho, Vice- President Jerry Knouf, Secretary-Treasurer Regina Sagariballa, Representative Sue Morgan, Reporter Frances Heeren, Sergeant at Arms John Soliz, Uniform Manager Lori Herman. 1 1 . W . fp N- 429, 'Tr qsxofffl , by x.. ' .'--.l,., - '..-'az' In , ri 1 - ii fling' xv f' ' 1 Q ii me N S N gig ff P X5 1 Q I, - X 'mr 45' K , gi M Y, X . 19' 'YQ' ' l T H kt, x -W L T B eiii if P r ee1 or - r ,L rr.. .Q r- Front row, Letter Girls, Karen Kiseloff, Sylvia Trujillo, Patty Nazaroff, Jolccn Brown, Lcslic Ilaar, and Susan Kiscloff. Second row, She Conrad, Robin Stith, Sarah Moore, La Rao Wright, Susan Szunanicgo, Debbie Nord, Frances Heeren, Susan Rose, Martha Boyd, Julie Toste Mary Walls, and Martha Walls. Third row, Sandra Molatore, Eddie Sparks, Patty Thompson, Susan Zumwalt, Wendy Bellach, Mike Lutz, I. Lyle Pedersen, John Oaks, Joe Gruce, Nancy Perry, Lori Herman, and Kim Rose. Fourth row, Pat Hardy, John Lutz, Gerald I-lelmuth, If 98 Q l,glesa- a M' 'K'1 'N? 7'U' 'i' I 5 Ol ' M ' ', Rio r I n . W CQ 3 ' dxf k 'fl eaa '- sf Kg V ilrgx E? f ff? W H'--- Y 0 sfo l ' JW.: - 1--- , , .e M - nky, Gerald Hurley, Mark Stith, Mike Strmiska, 1dM2lZ01'1':l, Jerry Knouf, Dan Mazorra, Jack ler, and Regina Sagariballa. Back row, Drum lor Becky Botelho, Director Mr. Ralph Cayler, Jert Gruce, Gary Bloom, Kevin Christiansen, mes Molatore, John Soliz, and Robert Chan. k Slightly out of uniform, but who cares! 4 Exhausted A. O-0 L ix Top Row: Vice-President Ron Lemky, Sergeant at Arms Dave Farrell, Social Chairman Rick Teixeira, and Representative David Wilcox. Middle Row: President Howard Kubo, and Representative Artie Ramirez. Bottom Row: Treasurer Debbie Biggs, Secretary Marti Eppler, and Representative Denell Pacini. Not pictured Rally Chairman Brenda Hampton. Wg, we I Q-. G 1 x K K Angelo Acosta. Richard Allen Susie Altamirano Jesse Alvarado Rick Alvarez Martha Avila S 1 ' 1 4 Ly , Pxlx-, 3 AJ ,- - ' J :Q I iii K S h e io fi r 1 C 0 0Ill0l'8S lr 3- 5' . z Leon Bascue P X- ' Ah Q1 A L, if 1 Darlene Bechkoff Q 'I 1. v x ,.,fe ei, u 0 u , ii -Q I it il-I I A w X 0 I 8 x . 3 - ' r K. Tf: X132 X QQ' ' RX vi 1 s -. 'Z X , .. V. ,H W ,. -.., ilrlri, N Q i, ' M r1eneBechkoff D0maB1'ffum 5' 'N . xr W ndy Beuach Lonnie Burrows Q CN ,Q Mike Caetano sf -L + M l 1 . i f s 1' K -I , . 9: B I Bi Ed Carner -, , g- ,hi Digg B552 Kathryn Caprioglio v- XR L A. --- Larry Carlson ulhrx gig K I v ' V ' - f fi, Q Qs' Q Y, ,F 1 4, If V l. N. W V- , 1 QP 1 59 w me L S QF, . Muwuf ff-'1-1 f 'S 'Q A ' bf '1 -a L, My 4 W' ln F, i 5 . 3 1- f x' Pam Birdsell Karen Bitter Shirley Blank Cheryl Bloom Don Brewer J oleen Brown Isabel Cesena Herminia Charles Bruce Ciapessoni Curtis Conley Jim Corbin Leslie Cottrell .X.nmk-y-euurzr Sharon Crane Albert Cruz AF. 'Eg n. nv r 'S B Ei Qi, T , 'H .4 . , - Wg X fa ' f . xl- L 1 ,X L lv J X i x,:' Mk K C e E Mc P -are - ,, S- y 'P- John Delgado Grace Desatoff John Deck GQ- L ' X: - A lt' xi L- bf 3' ' 2 ASQ x Q I K ,- 'aa .: v,. if vk ilj, ig . '14 Ma 2 Barbara Drake e ,EL L H va A 16 M an xX Johnny Egurrola ' u g' A 2 John Ellenberger 4- 'Q ' '. - J fi H3 3 Q., . A ' 'SX '-w. E xi ui I iii 'I NN. 1 ' Eloise Enriquez ' Martie Eppler Betty Escamilla T' . IX L Y X - 'Tff 7 - T11 ' ,I ,G 75391 , . ai 5: Y 5' N' E J - V, G 41, UI, X- Dave Farrell M V A hi ' A In ' G1enFoth ff. . J L A G 1 5 X Terri Fox 5 . ',j V N f 51 1' T 'sf V - of -DR C XRD v K. rvvrsi , vp E ra fi ha- -5 Ik, .1-X H A x N If X , Ll' 7 ,U x -- ,.. 1, U' ' v G K f ' ' . an- ga. L J f V, l X xl ,J x Xx . T v Randy Funkner Frank Furtado Joseph Furtado Norman Furtado Lorraine Garcia Neomi Garcia Olivia Garcia Juan Garza Mario Garza Erasmo Gonzalez Francisco Gonzales Dorothy Griffin Robert Gruce Leslie Haar Sophomores' Tree cv, ,H -..-K., .433 Seaurify Y 'W' ft:-'H r' ' N1 ,,, , ig-'fb df.. 1 i M. f 1 .1 1' If S, 1 1 - 4. if K! 5 -I 15 ' ., Donna Haupr A. znz ,V ' .- R Brenda Hampton LW ' I ' 'gil H-v'f:'! , A .-r N 'I' ' fill' i x , , A 1 7 Yolanda Hernandez Darlene Hilliard 1 bl' 'J L O , Q Q . ? q ZQ XFZTL - T Y i ., - Q' ' ' , ' ' Vw. , f Q' 'E'-' ei ,i -' M ft t j -. -Q Pg , l fl ' ., d P l 6 faf J' ,W f . . 5, df Fi he - ' A ' ,, ' . ' , 1' 1 ' , 42, 4, I, f ' Tl' W ,F l' ll ,,,1 'V , ' -X 1 W- V , ' , Y I 163 1' L' 2 -I,-ll X an M , ' 3 ' ' in 'lk j , ' ' . uf X , Y 1 , ' ' ' I srff ' F. 1+ - il ' I ' sf' if 5 PQ 4. ' K. gs- X ' lu ' X- . 'W' --, -,-- e tn. K , i. 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W g s ' - sg, . . in M ,EL X Q xsg -.. a- y A ffm M, ,1 X., -:I QV, , 1 , ul -' ' 1 ,-I ii ,QQEEJQ f Ki ' I ' -IQ f 1 . KX , J . X- m I -. , I 3? A , X i A' V, 4 . , ' .' 1 uhm, 5 , A I .:, . , Nh K fryfx i Y , . f Tony Miranda Ben Monreal Carmen Montes Debbie Nord Rudy Noriega Debbie Oaks Gary Oaks Lelard Oval if 31,5 Belinda Lofton Steve Madron Brenda McCua.u -gA '- Laurie Lucken Ricardo Luna Domingo Martinez Brad Mazorra Socorro Medina Johnny Mercer 3 .-STE? I M 13 Leaf 4 f ?Q f ,Q il ef 6 X YQ ,T Q' '4- Fff I 1 w- . A , ' 1 . k L. f ' ' 1 'Luv U Ee um .W , H I. 3.5, x t E J, V 'KK 9 MA-L ' .. R ., gg. , an il. 'C M ' x 1 2 ? 24 ff if tv , M' 'Cf' fb 'zz' , -1 fi! we , . ,X Y i X ai F x l 5 K ' 5 5 , , -. jf, 'e IL Wl . ,Q . ,,.. ' A H -vu t Q. .ll , ' n W we -A i . LJXV X V . ' Q wi? Q e11Pac1ni Steve Payne . e pedel-sen '- argaz-i Pe z Peterson Alvin Piearcy Ponte Sandra Prater ,. E .y Pete Perry Chris Pinon Mike Hamer Soplgomores .,- J. 0eb5?ed Over Class Rings -4... Ramirez Pete Ramirez Raymond Ramirez Robert Ramirez v -5 -- emve 4' 5-543, ,L : X , 'FP' ---' ww m Kenneth Reeves Ted Reynolds 06 ilggli or , 1 , , 9. 3' . X. Francisco Rivera Virgie Rivera Anita Robertson Ruben Rocha Wesley Rodriguez Doug Rutherford Susan Samaniego Tim Samarin 'iq Q52-J rw, -Q-.. Wu.- SIX N ' ', 1.4 'mg 5 Z Ermelinda Sanchez Enrique Tapia .Q V .X L If .-... I Nw V A . fs' . 1+ ,. Kathy Scheidt Rick Teixeira W? is-. Y' Fo. 1 5. x ,U R?- 'nf?T 1? .ff by - R- ' Q ..f.Qq,3f +'f rg. ll - v . W V . , 1. T.. ' ll! -. ibn' ' M ' ' Q' ' X My R K M M 'LZ V r .. + 1 ' L' ! A - J H I X 5. vi., W if 'H .V 'S - , 'd,,,ar., Iu,. 'W Q- 4 s- r Kathy Shelton Richard Smith Theresa Soliz Rosemary Souza Mark Stith Neil Thema Joyce Thompson Mike Tomasetti Debbie Trammel Kerry Tripp X-MXPX-w O mxqg ..-, -as P Psi R x ?'V S. W, ,, , 'll Raymond Valdez war, . fl ' L., ,- . R. Q Q Steve Van Hoorebeke N5 Bobby Walker mga: L- , si X! ,-,181 - xx l 'F N X Mary Valenzuela So This Was The Class of Ninefeen Sevenfy-Five ss, L 1.-QT? ' lk, 'A w , , ,. , .' Ah John Walker :jig ,ri n ij E , V I S' x Amy Wall ' lg' . ' ' , Q, ij 7, 1 -. F - Y ' 1Q nz A . ,:,:'lw Jill West ' 4 5, was 5, i Dave Wilcox ' . , 'F W lf' ',3f':5 .., if 5' ' Y a :HE . ' I. l K , . 4:-1-Q, 3 - - 'r Y if Q I i V M4 '8 4 J W ,rffqff f A 3 - . , M, .lm 5! , N vs - gif ' TZ? Y' 'ii 5573 if.,- y , David vvans --' , '- -' W L' :L Q Ellen Walls 'iv W 1 ' ' ' - H t HAL M xr It A . Ju v yn: - 4 ug, - 4 ' M y -1 f I. ggi - 2 ja 5' , u ,1 l '-A Karen Williams . ! 'li ' G' x ' 4.x David Wright K ,5' , ' Y.-'L - M Vi - 2 A 'A I fx, L- is , f N.: fs j , 5, f I. A. M Noi Pfafured Qu X K7 - M d , Barbara Drake EQ I 1 John Deck ' N l I 'ff ' ' . Isabel Espinoza ls , ' ' M April Gomez Danny Wirt - , . ' V Mary Guerrero Deborah wood i' W M 5, I Connie Hernandez V V N QA q,,, , I' B7-'UGG Hoyt , , . ,,..E ' ,4 .A - Laura Kessler ' W N v ? ' L - Cheryl Kromberg if ' f ' AL Jose Losoya 1 '7 Q ' I NF' Edwin Marrs ' 7 J Cindy Martin '12 V , K 11: N 'VK ' AmyMcCaski11 V, u v'-V-- ' K A' Manuel Mendoza g' b 1 W. V ' Q Rosalinda Miranda A T- mf A gi gs Helen Montero 1 E. ' 5 W 'H ' Gary Oaks Nancy Youngblood 'V is 1,5 F' Rosa Ortiz sw L. J -If ' GX- . Susan Youngblood ' N , Z5 E.: JL , , - ik . Edward Perez , 'iq Ramon Rendon ' ' F ' -f H - , 5 . ' 2 ' z, 'Y 'y sl I H - --' ' 5 3 ' X ,, . 'X si. 72 N' - J: I I l Front Row: Paula Allen, Cheryl Killian, Linda Enns, Brenda McCuan, Vicki Vaughan, Nanette Lanthier. Seconrl Row: Kathleen Seheidt, Marlene Becxhoff, Darlene Bechoff, Renee'Smitheamp, Vicki Rutz, Dava Ivlmia. Third Row: Cheryl Gruce, Connie Pinon, Kathryn Caprioglio, Terria Williams, Debra Killian, Pat Ilowery. Lana Feis. Fourth Row: Karen' Harvey, Kay Dunnegan, Darlene Hilliard, Tanya Susoeff, Joyce Thompson, Leslie Ilaar, nonna llurlbert, Debbie Souza. v, Ill' . 1 Q lfr' 7 -'F' ' ,Vji-In 1 ji V lrl ' V, , 'gli X l EL-a i ' yn s N TJL? 5' Vjfrh f ll fgql, ' 'L K Hs. if .wg V. ilk. YK .333 ' f 7 D flxlaf qf:'n', li fills 52 A Eze... -' Y. Candy Sales Again Sweefened 6horus Treasury The Choruses worked toward their various performances during the year. Girls' Chorus began by singing at Back to School Night , then both choruses performed at the Christmas program. ' .. J... - , The next event was the trip to Stockton for the Pacific Music Clinic When the excitement of this was over they prepared for the Music Xfestival, where they competed against other schools. The Spring Concert came next and Baccalaureate ended the year. Their usual candy sales helped to replenish the treasury. -lip., 1 7-,,'f7l5fT?,7 . ,H . l .sLl-'.'f5f'31- A rv -el4frf...y3 sZ'5ifW?Z,t?fl: I 5 '.wL.?'fF s 7 -55? ?ii't'filiL Officers of Girls' Chorus: Left to Rightg Dava Macia, Presidentr -levee Thompson, Sec.-T1'eas.g Terria Williams, Vice-Presirlentg Rana Fcis, Sgt. at Arms. Left to Right: Mrs. llc-len Moore, Diane Valles, Bruce Larson, Brenda Bustamante, Kathy llurlhert, Sharon Lindsey, David Rowell, Darlene Ililliard, Dehora liuttke, Randall Cayler, Diana James, Debbie Souza, Pamela Qluodala, 'Vicki Samarin, -Ioyce Thompson, Sheryl Kee, Brenda McCuan, Dava Macia, Kathleen Enns, Donna Leei, Susanl'ivorz1roff, Jacque Ramirez, Claude Lee, Melvin Thompson. AFI , no , +' g 1 F 5. 7, - , V-541, 1- L I is gl JL... Cynthia Aclame Mike Birclsell , Q-ge --ffm - , 'K I 1 :-. 5. NU' f 71 W ' 'S C ,, is Q . S 5 C lil li X 4, 1 fl 4 4' ' ' - 1. ' A. 1 J - ' ' : qc.-J-: C A I. X h fx ' I . ftlv- A . vi' H ,. f Dan Bengel Gary Brown I NR - 137. , , :JV -RH . ' . .' 'I X I -'6..QQ- 4 f Q 5 . 'Hx 3 if fm x 'gl U I P K rj riff, H, -1 SQ 11. filf W Q. V' Fei, 1 ' , ' 1 :L yy N w ww ' V 'F' ' - V ' -,l x .H .!,,., Z sy? , M 1 - ai i ' ..5:5. X V X Y A V A , as U ::2f: :Se TT ' A -L! V : Ei' e. ' 55 1 'L' . , ' 1. 5 ' C AQ, 1 ,X ' K I ' P .fffaf 'q A 1 5 i ri l Standing: Susan Zumwalt, Presidentg Mary Walls, Representativeg Robert Costa, Sergeant at Armsg Martha Walls, Social Chairmang Janet Lanfranco, Treasurer. Seated: Willie Tapia, Vice-Presidentg Tanya Vinogradoff, Rally Chairmang Cindy Carlson, Secretary. Not pictured: Carl Boyd, Representative. v J is 0 Q1 K 's 4 Q.. 9 f. Sis '- .1 'F' ' Brown Kenneth Buisson David Cabral Glenn Carpenter Castro Robert Costa Janet Delarm Rcfugxo Delgado Denny Gilbert Dxaz Sally Dommguez Wxll Donohoe Y -, , Al A? ' X 1 .4 7 'l 5Q'?i?.i'7 V . :.: G W. . ' l Q 7 7 V? P A c Q lin: f 4- 7 ' . , . Iy'- ' L. , G G G 1 G L .. leaf? ,, M ' I' .E,:2 Y -v :-: -:-K if ' I W vi 1 a Km ,V Ml ws ' 1 v , w Hermilo Escobedo ' Victoria Escobedo L' ' ,f 'f, .-Qaam Feisd ,1- Cfxatfleg-Foster Dora Garza Bill Gentry W X lg, f f Y I 1 X -1 A ' N 'Q Y I. , ' ' w X 'N -Q-' java, an za. '9 ' L' - Vx T ,V ,. . , .F 2 ' W Q Paul Gentry Ruben Gonzales Ruben Gonzales Fernando Raymond Gutierrez Sheryl Harris Guadarrama Cathy Henriksen Pam I-Iowery Jeff H elmuth Q. W Qnn f 54 A fps A V. 'W v L W- f xo 1 'QQ ..x Si u f ez, Q- - ff 3 t A an 0- ' is.. 4 .0 , '- J ' G - l L V wx lg P -.lk xg f? 95 'e K V1 wx ,:.:' K' fx ' gf' .vi . 5, my xa 1 X v' ra. xl - -- ,,....4 ,-S Mary Goosev Karen Harvey Bill Hurlbert 1 ,, Z-I .k-.. Joey Graham Randy Graves Patricia Griffin Bill I-Iaupt Sheila Haupt Gerald Helmuth Randy Hurst Ruben Hurtado Claude Ivy I ' A lee I V K, 14, Y s V ,Cf ,-1' f Q- ' ,Q ib gflw' , 'A 8 . X y 1: av if fi A , n 1 w ' I 99 ' fr If ,N if . L 7 4 '21 v Q2 e iv Juniors Pushed KYNO Name Confesf 3 is 1 hx it ' A ' W! .ye ., 5. A ,D W I v Kgs, x 11. , 'X r, ir L. JL' l v Af 1 we Diana James Jesse Juarez Shewl Kee Jack Keehefgell Mike Kurnosoff Janet Lanfranco Matias Lazalde Jr. Judy Leer Cynthia Lindsey J 01211 Lutz Dava Macia Kay Martin Juanita Martinez Steve McClure Adella McElroy Elma Mejia Manuel Mejia John Mendoza James Mendrin Tim Miller Marcelino Morales x iii. ..- Q l abd.- sk--.J l ' n Y 1.-. .. 'H 1:25 . sw x ' 'A X' W-5 ' . . ,,. ,. . , X X ' P I - .f sf 1 , 2 r v Q N 4 - 54 1 r Wm O Q ' '.'. H I - 'Jo qu' I , L .... so I . M l Q 'QSM l av' 1 fl ix Houston Morris Joyce Motta Deborah Myers Joe Nino Ken Owen Josie Padilla Danny Pendergraft Martha Perez ffo FY V304 WWW se jwwga if -f ? ,sf CV zz D If ff g UQ lf- Z- S Y UL KOH Pl WHCQ, HUM? Noi Piafured Robert Arredondo Virginia Beltran Cindy Carlson Carl Dallas Susan Garcia Jeff Glaves Brian Glenn Antonio Gomez Mary Lou Gonzalez Joe Gruce John Guajardo Ruben Guajardo Mike Gutierrez Nellie Gutierrez Gloria Jimenez Marsha Kangiser Daniel Lane Nanette Lanthier Juan Losoya Robert Madewell Ernie Magana Claire Marcus Gary Marks Louis Martinez Manuel Mejia Rose Montero Steve Perry Yolanda Ramos Sally Sanchez Tom Sauceda Ricci Snow Terry Spain Melvin Thompson EL D in fllfiflf f , ew 'fl I 3 4 UC! Cx KDX 61653 ,Q Wu +G if I 1 4 J J J, 'S' Lgwlesi -so V6 114534 VXAUQO ,.-r HQIVUU 1 U9 ,wif , V - 1, l r Fifi, 45, . . -. 5 Y N .,.,.,.,.,., W iz , V ,q ....C A gy: I Us I 'rf gg: 'N 25. Nancy Perry . - an Pivova - n L ,t HI Y . , X , V l ,Mtg J 4? V' , 142: ' filer- lf 'l Margaret Pimental Connie Pinon Debra Pitts Joe Porto Juana Prieto Gilbert Quintana lf ,. X. ' ' Jbglljff ' , -' I , 1 - ' f A ,- z' - - an 1. 3 g. 1' 1' 1- E L ' ' ' L 'fl ' , -fy' vs l. 5.53 - . .J 'M- -L . ..' f-1 , -Y 1' -. '- -ev' f x gm, , - - ,, ' 1 F , -- , V .ll If ii X M pq 'ull 51, 'K Q Xxx r..f,' x e my l 4 ,V P ew f - exe q u. Y' H 5' I 1 . ' ' I K .-fl' 1 'bf , r ff ' F! W ' A 1 Ny ' ' 555.53 ' 1 i- H-5 -V , 1:1 . x wx ffl h- x we ' N X X . ,A ,LM W A 1+ AY,- ' f : . 5 e K ,-, ., i A A v '-1, ' ' I -X QQ , e 1-4 ' ' xx fc ,, 'N eb - fiige il W -rfgsgvyl W T - 2-,. . eq 3 . 1? 'Z Z 3 as fcax ,, ya ,,,L , ,. 1 I in I ' , - fe w L - - M e 'V A - . e - N :, L, ' A ' L. Y. L- , .. - e i - - ' ' - T E ML P' ' .gh f V' ' , W Q. ' X 1 3.2 , Jim Ramer Bertha Rendou Juniors Never lolced Abou! Kenneth Robertson Ray Rocha Raul Rodriquez Ruth Rodriquez Susan Rose Vicki Rutz Greg Ruud Louise Samaniego Ken Samarin Susan Schneider Steve Schroer Debbie Shelton ll.S'. llisfory Susan Silva Rhonda Smith Renee Smithcamp Anita Solbach lvlnria Solis f' ' John Soliz Debbie Souza 3 ' ' Y i 1- pg, A , Q1 '-. I M 1, Q J A 1 S S P39 , . il 5-fer e' 9 1 ff , W 7' E: f U ., W ' . '1 ,, . K M ' ,t - ' - V- 'L' . 1 5. W ' ' 5 V , fl - . in I JN' in 52.75 L X ,ESX 552153 ' 4- It . , , .K M: K iw, .- -2 .- Q A vw' V ' J A x Nl 1, T - D Sil t, E X NL- 2 L -G 1 fr, ., 5 . ' ' Q A ' 3- 1 1 S ., vi yi.: X V iq , W 1 -L ffl? ' 1: 1 V Y , :rf WG 1 - X ' x ill, Q- x l l x xl Shirley Stotts Teri Strobbe Don Sullivan Tanya Susoeff Willie Tapia Larry Tripp Sylvia Trujillo Vicki Vaughan Tanya Vinogradoff Steve Von flue Steve Slumberge r I 3 1 if '0- 'I - I Martha Walls Mary Walls Donna Weatherso Scott Weis Robert Welch Terria Williams LaRae Wright Diane Yep Susan Zumwalt VIA AIR TRAVEL P X ff! ovff W1 ZEN Nason Hodder X, . 4' , N Allison and . 'Lf' Wy? . n! q? fa ff . ,nj f - MV Olaf 0 fu W of HL lfw ll 0 ff, . 5 9 JI, BN.. 118 Dry 1060 summer, grape harvest, valley flatness, Levis, driving on the right side of the road, gum chewing, 210 mil- lion people in one country . . . this was the United States Allison Hodder found when she arrived in Fresno July 19. What she had left ten hours earlier in New Zealand . . . an island, winter weather, sheep, 50 of rain, mountainous terrain, boarding school, rugby, fish and chips, a country of 3 million people . . . A contrast--but what was similar for Allison and the people she met were the high hopes for the forthcoming year, the enthusiasm to encounter ideas and people the American Field Service experience would offer. A sheep ranch, 30 miles from Masterton, was Al1ison's home in New Zealand. Across the ocean in Kerman she lived in her new home with the Gordon Cowan family. She had attended a coed public school, Wairarapa College in Masterton for four years and boarded at Purnell, a mile from the school. Allison exchanged ideas on education and commented that her New Zealand school was more academic than Kerman. Girls participated on an almost equal basis as the boys in a variety of sports. Allison liked the casual rapport between students and teachers in our school and tried her best to learn Spanish, understand football, and attend classes new to her. Those who were able to meet Allison will remember her interest in people, warm personality and very, very small handwrit- ing. I wouldn't have a clue what this is. '33 'WALK TOGETHER, r M1 'ti biked in Harvest Parade. N S mors eating fish n' chips on a Friday noon. TALK TOGETHER . . . A quiet moment. 42 vc.-Mas., ma .6141 imgecol B3 to Q,o.-ix on-,al 'I ences so-nt. 5 .Styx B.2'K,'.Cl-. pro--it ic -Sv-A Qxx. A-db lk Ko V015 X4gfnAd-vs'v- sxkl. ea-yxk K2 wsovfusg, 'K R 04 QOv 491.1 , kan B A is 'S-Q' anti .GMA .ou dgiwia, 'ip 'Lf-ba..-.ak Norgals ikf. irLg,,,q,-fipqdsxzc. s..:h..,, fggprdx Not. sure. 'xo emu -I! FxXKX-so--s . 119 Money Was Worfh The ,A-fr'f ' DONNA BROWN Plans to go to College Took shower numbers during seventh period boys' P. E. BRENDA BUSTAMONTE Bumper the 2nd Teaching Moosie to walk. 120 Hesse! In The Snack Bar Spirited, enthusiastic and money mindedg yes this was the class of '73. All were enthusiastic to make the back to school dance enjoyable for all. Later on in the year they sponsored a second dance after mid-term finals. The concessions stands at the football and basketball games proved to be their main source of income through- out the year. Profits from the dances and concession stands were used for that exciting Grad Nite at Disney land. Traditions brokeng all red gowns, new sitting arrange ments and Red and White Rosesg this was Graduation Night. New hopes and horizons were next for the class of '73. 1 v , . N N i l sf NINI ACOSTA vvpigmyvv Plans to got to College DANNY ALVAREZ Dare-devil Dan Plans to go to College SALLY APOLINAR Olive Oil Plans to live it up Vlcrazyll DEBRA BELL Ding-Dong Plans to gc to Europe BILL BOGDANOV Hgogg-yvl Plans to become an Architect Drop it before it falls BECKY BOTELHO llpumpldnll Whatever's right Band trip to Berkeley DEBBIE BUTTKE Painting and my stamp col- lection What's for lunch? LEOPOLDO CANTU Coconut . . . caught in the whirlpool by the cheerleaders. LINDA CAPRIOGLIO Vlcapll Tripperl on a golf ball and sprained her ankle. FERNANDO CARDOSO JUDY CARDWE LL Jude Oh Caw Caw MIKE CARVER Carver That's about the size of it YVONNE COLE Yvonnie You know what you can do! GAIL COLEMAN Little One Promises never made need never be broken MICHAEL CONLEY Cornhusker Do it like it is Seniors Wanfed 'VIII Bad N? I. va N--4 JESSE ESCAMILLA -'F' K' Sugar Bear 'W Can't get enough of those ff rf K -3 wr I' I, wr an 'fl , .lf hg am HE sugar krisps RICK ESP INO SCOTT FOTI-I Hair Bear Oh Brother BARBIE FROST Barbie Plans to go to school or get a job. Music Af Graduafion Dux. MIKE CHERNEKOFF Babyface Plans to attend FCC and work on farm IGEVIN CHRISTJANSEN YVJudgelV You're hired KAREN CIAPESSONI nnotyls gi-1.111 Made flying off trampoline look easy MART! COWAN YlMaI1aYl Never could dodge those tennis balls fast enough RONALD DELARM llBirdYl Plans to go to college LINDA FARRELL Sugar Beat Plans to inherit the Delta Lady ESPERANZA FLORES nHOpen Pastime is going out. MANUEL FLORES Mouse Plans to go to work JOSIE DURAN STELLA GARCIA IlTina!l You better believe it! ABEL GARZA Chuco Pastime is dancing NINA GONZALEZ Ride-on Plans to go to FCC 3 , , . 4 A .F -Y.. i f r ,Q wi yi! ' 11,5 Q- .a--NL: ,. iq, 401 Q, A , . Rv is . has . ge -L A r 2,'.' V , rv 6 Q U . to Sw 0 ws. F ' o w N 1 1.45 V W A -T ' ,L 5 , -As ....., HL. if K 'Q mf 1 1 gn.. A ' 4 M if Q-Q. -4 ...,.. is Q 'iw I., f'-1111 . 'C' E S25 J , S, r . A 5 793 X ,ff 31 Q. W it Ulf 6551 :iff-eq-'af 5 Q wg- ' 5 wif' qv' 'L QQ? '-:aw 'S' ,l 'I J 1 Par!-fime Seniors S ROCKY LOWE Squirrel Duifus duck butt GENEIVE MADRID Plans to go to college Q ,JZ- PAUL MAZORRA I-lop-a-long Life is only as good as you make it! EDDIE MCNEW Miss McNew Plans to go to work JOSIE MIRANDA Hosie What's happen Man SANDY MOLATORE Shnots Bacher Plans to go to college ERNIE MONTOY Flash Go to college ATRICIA NAZAROFF Plans to go to college Goin LA NIELSEN Queen Skaggu A skagg in need is a skagg indeed DAN NIKITIN Tiny I had one of those until the wheel fell off. 127 1 0 Noi Picfured RONNTE ALLEN HELEN AMAVISCA RAMIRO CANTU JUAN CASAS RALPH ESPINO PAMELA HOLTRY MARGIE ORONA GEORGE PEREZ I-EECTOR RAMIREZ VICKTE REYES PAT ROBERTSON DIANA VALLES RONNTE TOMASETTI Goober Plans to work on a ranch in- stead of T. J. 's nerves. JIM TOSTE vlHon1qyvv I'11 drink to that. LOUIE TRUJILLO Likes to watch football Oh, chucks. RICHARD WEATH ERSON WG3thE1'biTd He almost ran over a teacher with his motorcycle. MIKE WEST Snow Bird Favorite pastime is looking for a new car. MARK WILCOX J . B. Plans to go to Fresno City College. CLARK SALENIK Chino Plans to be a farmer. VICKI SAMARIN Ma'coohshka Could be, maybe. DAN SNYDER String-bea.n Plans to work as a mechanic. SANDY STIDHAM Likes to Listen to records. Oh, hey man. So This Was The H4, . 'fr' I H, -.S , J ' Class of 1973 1, Q. - 1: ,f w 1 DONALD SLUMBERGER BARBARA SMALLWOOD Barbie Farm out, I can disc it! ! ROBERT SMITH Waa-Wan Plans on getting a steady job. MIKE TEIXEIRA .-Tex.. Plans to go to college. DARLENE Tl-IOIVIPSON PATRICIA THOMPSON Mildred Walked along the sidewalk do- ing left-right-left-right jingle. GLORIA VALDEZ vvGordyu HQHEVI KAREN VELARDE Vudoo Kept out of trouble. URIY VINOGRADOFF Lurch You c:m't always get what you want. PETE WILLIAMS Uncle Moosey Five detentions for not slmv RAY WRIGHT Rayferd Favorite pastime is girls. ANN WILKERSON nmmie., No jive. 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CONGRATU ADRON SCORGGINS DERA AVE, PARTS -- 846-9337 758 IvIADER A AVE, KERMAN HASKELL SPIKES JOHN TEIXEIRA BRAGG 8a SONS FUNERAL CHAPEL KERIVIAN FLORAL 81 GIFT SHOP KERMAN NURSERY SUPPLY GOLDEN SUNSET MEMORIAL PARK Bragg 8I Sons, Inc. L.ATlONS TO THE CLA ROSELLA R AMOS SS OF 1973 PHIL BRAGG 135 Westside Hardware n and ll llll .I ...nm MEN and LADIES WEAR Nl Dlilll WM. L. CERIONI 125 sou-rn D sms:-r 674-3834 MADERA, CALIFORNIA BROWN'S KERIVIAN FLORAL JEWELERS WHEN COMPLETE LINE oP AuToMoTIvE, FARM AND INDuS SPECIALIZED WATCH TRIAL PARTS AND SUPPLIES You AND JEWELRY REPAIR Box MENDOTA, CA PHONE TH'NK 126 93640 655-4246 WYLER AND ELCIN OF WATCHES EMERGENCY PHONE ' CHARLES SORENSEN 555-4289 FLOWERS, RODGERS BROS, JOE GRUCE, JR. THINK SILVER INSURANCE AGENCY OF 705 S. MADERA AVE, BROWNIS' 492 S, MADERA AVE. -Pl-IONE- PH. 846-8403 909 WEST BELMONT EVES. 845-9979 846-8302 PHONE 233-4473 KERMAN CA,-lp. FRESNO DAN'S BUN BOY KERIVIAN CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY 566 S, MADERA AVE, WE WISH TO E XTEND OUR THANKS AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 'I973 HousToN, LOUISE A PHONE V846-8988 ND DAN BURDINE KERIVIAN BY: JOHN VOLKOFF ALSO NEW FURNITURE 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE OPEN SINCE 1962 IN KERMAN QUALITY WORKIVIANSHIP AT FAIR PRICES GALE CHEMICAL CO 1117 WEST STUART FRESNO, CALIFORNIA 93705 TELEPHONE 439 2186 VOLANTI CONCRETE ROCK SAND CEMENT CALIFORNIA AND 7TH STREET FRESNO PHONE KERMAN 268 5445 PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY IN THIS ANNUAL BY Plaza Drug I PRESCRIPTIONS 24 HR EMERGENCY SERVICE an 846 9375 PHONE 846 9396 KERMAN Kerman Motor Parts ELMER T SMITH OWNER GEORGE PINHEIRO MANAGER JOHN LEDBETTER BUYER JERRY MCNABB OUTSIDE SALESMAN ANNABELLE HANSEN OFFICE BILL BLAIR SHOP FOREMAN JOE DUNNIGAN-SALES ROY ELLIS-SHOP PHONE 846-9366 KERMAN THE KERMAN NEWS KERMAN S oI.DEST CONTINUOUS BUSINESS FOUNDED IN 1906 ADVERTISING - PRINTING 415 BLACKSTONE AVE, 5, MADERA AVE, PHONE 485-1570 FRESNO PHONE 846-8718 KERMAN BEENP5 DOR OTHY'S HONDA TELEPHONE 674-8522 JUNIOR AND YOUNG ADULT FASHIONS SALES AND DEAN SERVICE TIRE NEW AND USED HONDAS INC. PARTS 1816 HOWARD ROAD AND MADERA, CALIFORNIA REPAIRS , HOWARD DEAN CENTER RES. 674-6250 Fon HoNmAs Lf- 434 5, MADERA AVE. PHONE 846-89 I 9 KERMAN PHONE 846-8666 KERMAN I RENO'S HARDWARE RCA-ZENITH-WHIRLPOOI.-HOTPOINTXSPORTING soons-Pz.uMsms-ELEC-rmcAl. APPLIANCES PHONE 846-9472 KERMAN OSTERGAARD FEED RECORDS TAPES VETERINARY SCHOOL SUPPLIES 24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE HAY AND GRAIN PRESCRIPTIONS 846 9345 COSMETICS 846 9346 4054 w WHITESERIDCE PHONE 233 4963 FRESNO KERMAN CHOP SUEY STEVEN AND NG FINE CHINESE AND AMERICAN FOOD WEEKDAYS II A M II WEEKENDS 11 A M I2 P FOOD TO GO 787 S MADERA AVE PHONE 846 8204 KERMAN B AND L. X., PHILLIPS 66 SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF AAA SERVICE TIRES BATTERIES ROAD SERVICE CAR WASH STEAM CLEANING av APPOINTMENT OPEN 5AM TO IOPM PHONE 846 8287 KERMAN Z QE, THE VALLEY'S Q FASHION VALLEY FOOD CENTER AND VALLEY DEPARTMENT CENTER BUTCH'S ENGINE AND HEAD REBUILDING BUTCH TURNER - OWNER COMPLETE MACHINE SHOP HTHE BEST HEAD JOB IN TOWNH 830 S. MADERA AVE, PHONE 846-8576 KERMAN U Firebaugh Equipment Co YOUR INTERNATIONAL DEALER FIREBAUGH, CALIFORNIA 93622 I EHNA DNAL U11 Epperson's Market S AND H GREEN STAMPS - UNION GAS-oIL 2590 N. MADERA AVE, PHONE 846-8438 KERMAN 1151155 Community Parts and Speed Center BICYCLE SALES AND SERVICE COLUMBIA BICYCLES DALE PEDERSEN 410 S, MADERA 846-7381 ' BUSINESS KERIVIAN VILLAGE CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY 1821 N. LASSEN AvE. YIDISTINCTIVE UPHOLSTERYVI ALEX KAIA - OWNER PHONE 846-9580 KERMAN PI-IoNE 227-0556 FRESN0 FRESNO-NIADERA PRODUCTION CREDIT ASSOCIATION FINANCING AGRICULTURE IS ouR ONLY BUSINESS DAVID J, ESTERNIANN PH, 693-4381 BRANCH MANAGER SAN JOAQUIN KERMAN TELEPHONE CO. COMMERCIAL OFFICE 846-9311 SERVICE PHONE -6151 783 S, MADERA AVE KERMAN CALIFORNIA OR BAN O. SAVAGE GRANGE MUTUAL. LIFE COMPANY OF NAMPA IDAHO KYNO-KPHD MAJOR MEDlCAl.fDlSABILlTY fy ACCIDENT MEDICAL 100 PER CENT LIFE PLANS QNX 846 9657 KEEMAN STEREO 955 KP H Df FM E433 EPSI E-1 xr' PEPSI COLA BOTTLING CO of FRESNO D'YOU'VE GOTEA LOT TO LINZE AND P PS XX X 5 , 4 'xifx -2 X' X33 X 1'-E, E ..,, :U EEE ii A -ht X VX 'S GOT A LOT TO GIVE Rxgx W XX, FRESNO CALIFORNIA Q X X FNB 113 A 'Eg I ,I W Fh- E-. ... .ig-',' EI, X 1 V- q' ' V, i I 1 F ., i , 5- ,F AE. I ', .- X F3 1 I , N h Q 'A Q. A , ' -. . . H.-.kj M xx -E X . 'Y X X N K J A. X X .. J 'X Txxbx, 'SJ A 'xx M XZQSI QTOUTHEMAPQE AVENUE X l E-1 ,, MPX Q E5 V Q W5 N K Q E3 lm ,NXT J X51 Ohh xv FQ wk ' 51 if if N X X w 4 E+, Q S is EES9 3 3 E- . w Nw J 'x 3 A 3 fi E K XQ 5' '-A I x X In A R N X X X X MJ Q5 KR GSX T x K NN Y , xx I E E M 6 X EX fx 141 1' J x Larso 72 FARM CHEMICALS SALES REPRESENTATIVE COLORADO AND EL. DORADO AVE, 93660 4? RES. IYILBUR-ELUS CUHPIHY BUS. 693-4335 SAN JOAQUIN Bank of America KERMAN BRANCH R,J, SENEY - MANAGER 4 5 ' 'KAI PHONE 846-9331 KERNIAN P ' E' 'rv E' I A I .Qi 9' A: if -' R I f H , A I , A N I f L'- CORKEY'S CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING SLAUGHTERED ON vouR PREMISES WHOLESALE IVIEATS CUTTING-WRAPPING-QUICK FREEZING COURTNEY Ll NDSEY 951 S, MADERA AVE. PHONE. 846-8645 KERMAN Ford Tractor, Inc. P,o, Box 3378-ZIP 93766-31005 PARKWAY DR, PHONE 485-9090 FRESNO, CA 93725 c,R, STEPHEN-PRES., GEN, MGR, RES, 439-6165 KERMAN CLEANERS PRESSING WHILE You WAIT Two DAY SERVICE ESTABLISHED IN KERNIAN SINCE 1946 581 S, NIADERA AVE, PHONE 846-8401 KERMAN ROLIENDA FARlVIER'S STORE HERB AND Boa KEZIRIAN, PROPS, 9500 W. WHITESERIDGE RD, PHONE 266-3671 FRESNO BARNEY HUNTINGTON PUMP - HARDWARE 9338 w. WHITESBRIDGE RD, FRE:sNo -PHONE- KERMAN 268-4751 846-9224 CL.lFF'S MARKET A FULL LINE OF GROCERIES DAILY FRESH PRODUCE FREE DELIVERY IN CITY LIMITS ACROSS THE COUNTER U,S,D,A, CHOICE MEATS Kerman Co-Op Gin 405 No, GOLDENROD PHONE 846-7307 FRESNO 266-7941 Busick's VARSITY SHOP Men's Store 777 E. OLIVE AVENUE TOWER CENTER FRESNO, CALIFORNIA 93728 Y? -1-.1--- . EF ' .-9 'i?2i5S5 .e-.. . - ' . I..,, , V .. . e I 3 ' 55 '523555:-5fEf:1,Gi1E5':' ' .f -Q2 fx 5 '4 ' 2 g 1 --- , vrliififiliiil: f ,:: ..,. i22f-5'-. E '.'RiF'f A 1-f'-' fp 'f'2.:f 'C 1.f'1' .kg :,,l.vAy, V I f ,. J H SAN DERS HONDA OF Clovis l646 Clovis Ave., Clovis 299-25I I DI ClCCO'S PIZZERIA FIVE LOCATIONS IN FRESNO -sr' I JJ- -rr' 2 'IJ' 530 N.. Blacksrone Phone 237-7054 Cocktail Lounge Also 3404 N. Cedar Phone 222-0544 :f-,JI 3 2549 N. Blackstone Phone 222-3051 :HI 4 First and Shaw Phone 229-7511 Q if 5 2599 E. Ashland Photo 224-2755 Sierra Trailer Rentals and Sales BLOSSER'S VACATION TRAILERS - PICKUP CAMPERS AND CANOPIES SPORTS EQUIPMENT CO, PH, 255-3970 4647 E, BELMONT, FRESNO Hiii I 1728 VAN NESS , Y' H E' ' I FRESNO, CA 93721 , I . s 'P 'f.IIII..'12IsI5 . - .- FARM MACHINERY CENTER FARM EQUIPMENT 2632 SO, ELIvI FRESNO PHONE 268-5647 PAINTS ELECTRICAL HARDWARE GBS PLUMBING SUPPLIES GENERAL BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. PHONE 674-8542 P,O, Box 389 If4 MILE WEST OF IVIADERA ON HOWARD ROAD NIADERA, CA 93637 -.L MADERA FURNITURE CO. 1420 HOWARD ROAD MADERA, CA QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS AT DISCOUNT PRICES FREE DELIVERY PHONE 674-5687 ZaIe's Jewelers HWEIVE GOT THE WHOLE WORLD WORKING FOR YOU .-...- . .-.Q-. . .1 IOI4 FULTON STREET PHONE 268-4567 FRESNO, CA 93721 Joe Cabral Trucking llllll-Ei 15201 w. CALIFORNIA AVE, PHONE 846-9531 KERMAN MACK LAZARUS SAI-E5 AND SERVICE FORD ' RAIVIBLER 0 YAMAHA 0 MOBILE HOMES DEPARTMENT STORE ON WHEELSH nl-OWEST DELIVERED PRICES IN THE STATEH 14750 w, wH1TEsERlDGE PHONE 846-9341 KERMAN KERMAN FOOD MARKET GROCERIES-MEATS-PRODUCE 751 s, MADERA AvE. PHoNE 846-8200 KERMAN BIOLA VARIETY STORE 12525 WEST E STREET LEVIS, NOTIONS , AND SOFT GOODS PHONE 843-2525 BIOLA BERGER AND PLATE cl.EAN1NG-ETQRAGE-MARKET:NG 1100 s. MADERA PHONE 846-7341 KEIQMAN Scott's Gin Company GINNING - FINANCING - IVIERCHANDISING 17746 W, WHITESERIDGE RD, PHONE 846-9340 KERMAN 14 46 R.V. BOB JENSEN YXXENKBKX ..... . DISTRIBUTOR STANDARD oIL Co, OF CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS 4073 S, IvIAPLEg FRESNO, CA 93725 PHONE FRESNO, CLOVIS, FOWLER 224-0120 KINGSBURG, SANGER, SELMA, KERMAN, ENTER, 14458 PHONE 846-9694 FRESNO 485-8927 KERMAN WHOLESALE MEAT CO. USDA INSPECTED MEAT ONLY RESTAURANTS, SCHOOLS, MARKETS, ETC, DAWN AND FRED PALLESI 861 s, NIADERA AvE. OWNERS KERIVIAN, CA 93630 FRASER SUPPLY HAROLD LINDSEY-OWNER APPLIANCE-PUMPS SALES AND SERVICE 14902 w, WHITESBRIDGE PHONE 846-7305 KERMAN PISTORESI MOTOR SALES EIVIILIO A. PISTORESI OWNER 225 SOUTH D STREET Bus, PHONE 674-5661 MADERA, CA 93637 FRESNO LINE, 233-2931 Madera Lumber 8IHardware Co MADERAIS MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF BUILDING MATERIALS Bus. PHONE 721 so. GATEWAY DR, 673-3556 P.O, Box 98 MADERA, CALIFORNIA, Armstar Corporation SPRECKLES SUGAR PHONE 655 4961 MENOOTA Vaughan s Market GROCERIES MEATS AND VEGETABLES 2960 N MADERA AVE PHONE 846 7277 KERMAN THE SHOP THE FAMILY STORE Fresno Equzpment Co SOHN S MADERA AVE PHONE 846 8708 KERMAN FRESNO FIVE POINTS CHEESEMEN AND STIETZ A AND H FARMS FINEST FOODS AND MEATS LAND L.EVEL.ING DRUGS SUNDRIES ICE HAY CUBES FEATURING OUR OWN GERMAN SAUSAGE PETE HAUPT AL, HAUPT CUSTOM CUT LOCKER MEATS P O Box KERMAN SPECIAL.. PRICES FOR WEDDINGS PHONE 843 2435 EIOLA 14 Q I ,IF I W 'z x 'IE I , f A -IP V I. :ilu . I +G fy A J l . 7' 661 . , ' I - - CONGRATULATIONS KOVAC EQUIPMENT CO. GRADUATES I SALES AND RENTALS WHITESBRIDGE AUCTION AND CASE AG AND CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT FURNITURE 2708 E, JENSEN PHONE 846-9172 KERNIAN PHONE 268-4488 FRESNO WESTERN AUTO 846-8260 I KERIVIAN I BOY'S MARKET FURNITURE TV APPLIANCES TV AND I I444 C STREET EICYCLES STEREO I BICYCLE PARTS AND ACC, SERVICE AUTO PARTS AND ACC, DAVID'S FRESNO, CA RADIO AND TV X311 S, NIADERA AVE, . if Quality Dairy Farms A Q RICHARD HERIVIAN-DISTRIBUTOR X gi v-J PRQI MILK-DAIRY PRODUCTS-EGGS HOME DELIVERY IN KERMAN AND EIOLA KX Q C, U . . ,-.- .V , X: I 5 ,d 0 I fb :DA f A ' Tl iQ W f I 1 Se' 21:33:52 I . 'I' E - . a:.4f.'2'f'!:.W 6n+.v.,nv,,: V 31? 2-.12-fi 1 5 Qi A A 5 E 91-Q H-A ., C I fe 0' , . , is f 5 A 3 LJ 5 II ov.---A. 0' . L Q f QD W f' X 'o of I In .Q QJ Q:4:Qf ?b:6:i,bA:f:ii'A V R QL L - df'-A-+-f-'Q 'I - 'Q M 4, I O QQ? Qi Q qi Q A Q 32 IU zgjziig Qfvb 148 Q -- FLORA'S DEPT. STORE FOR AI..L. 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