Laytonville High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Laytonville, CA)

 - Class of 1956

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LAYTONVILLE, cAL.r I I H mi'--v:Ea,,' j -if 153' i 1 l- .13 lk il EDICATIDN in . Q ' 5' x' f . '1 X D 59.24 W X , ' , ery f 1 af f apkf' A J 1 gs. I - - ' 4 V .133-J k Y F em fx Q , A vi: , -I Dedication The Chleftaln Staff for 1956 lS proud of thrs opporturuty to dedlcate an lssue of the Ch1efta1n to Mrs Dean and Mrs Slmpson the cafeterra staff here at Laytonvllle Hlgh School Thelr constant efforts to provlde us wrtn good healtny meals are deeply appreclated Slnce most of us are not apt to show our apprec1at1or as often as we should wc are takmg thrs specral way of sayrng Tnar hs for all your work and rnterest through the ycars So to you who have always worked to glve the best to us tne very best of luck 1n the years to come Mrs Dcan and Mrs Slmpson from the students of Laytonvllle Hlgh School Boa rd of Trustees Seldom does the student hear of the Board of Trustees and when he does 1t 1S only as a vague body of 1nd1v1duals dolng somethlng havlng to do wlth school monles For purposes of 1ntroduct1on here IS our Board In the plcture above they are Vernon Rlce Phll Plerson Logan Anchor Bob Harrah Rlchard Burton and Fred Leonard who 1S Secretary to the Board These men are responslble for the busmess matters and pollcles of the W1111ts School D1str1ct and are the flnal authorlty ln all matters pertammg to the operatlon of our school - - ' ' u n ' ' 1 . . . , . . I I 1 1 Superintendent Fred Leonard Supermtendent of the W11l1ts School D1str1ct 2 Principal As thls yearoook reaches your hands another school year w1ll be com mg to a close It lS most gratrfylng for all of us to be able to look back on a Job well done The wheels of progress have turned at Laytonvllle Hlgh ac tool Hou wtll have a new school ard new sublects Our school 1S grow1ng Wlll you grow wlth lt? It takes more than a flne phys1cal plant to make a good school It takes determlned students who are wllllng to put hours of labor lnto tnelr studres and extra currlcular act1v1t1es students who take prrde 1n themselves ard thelr school I know that you can and w1ll be that klnd of student To tne Scmor Class of 1956 we say Thank you for the part you nave played ln ralslng the level of learnlng conduct and sportsmanshlp 1n our school As you go out to take your place 1n soclety whether lt DG to a Job or to an advanced cducatlon remember our hopes go w1th you ZLL? , Q 8 A 552 x f A l O .L A n To you who are returning next year, may you keep the wheels turning . ' ' A A a , l ' .I ' In ' ' I I I . ' I ' ' ' ,. N ' A ' , . S Iv I ROQLR GRIIEIN VICE PRINCIPAL Mkb OLIVE SMITH bI.CRETARY 3 ' , Rig, i L INEWBY M THOMAS MRS SMITI' ALBERTA POWELL DUANE E BLACKWILL Teachers VIRGIL FAULKAER Muslc Teacher B A Umversxty of Math Physlcal Ec1ucat1on North Dakota B A College of Pactflc Major Music Major Hxstory Born Ixorn Dakota Born Los Angeles Calrf MR ROGERE GREEN Chemxstry Blology Mathematxcs B A Oregon State Majored Goncral Sclence Born Mtddlcton Oregon Seventh Grade Wheaton College Humboldt State Born Steamboat Rock Iowa ALICE C HANRATTY P1ya1cal Euucauor Home Economtcs B A College of Samt Benedxct St Joseph Major Home Economics Born Mxnnesota l l l MARIE L. POLKERTS ,f ff fi 1,11 f. N IAMES S HENNIGER Social Studies Spanish M A and B A Texas Technological Coll Maior History Borr Sronomish Wash GEORGE L IESSUP Substitute B A Oregon State Major Engineering Born Canyon City Colorado DALE E . KNOWLES Commercial Teacher B.A. University of Oregon Major: Business Born Hershey, Neb. MRS. D. RYDER Social Studies and Spanish B.A. University of Califomia, Berk. Majorg History Born San Pedro, Calif G E SPRADLIN MR VAL VARES EIQNW Grade Mechamcal Drawmg B A East Cbmral Shop Stata Tgacher s B A San IOSL State Ada Okla Magored Industr1a1Art Graduate Work Umversxty Bom m Hdwduar IS of Callforma Borr Arkansas DONALD L WHITE MRS MELVAF WHITE Enghsh Seventh Grade B A Whxttxer Coll San Jose State Coll Major Enghsh Majored Englxsh Born Detron Mxch Borr Brea Calxforma SSIB 1 PAT PATTEREAU EVERETT VOISEY GENE PATTEREAU Attendants Keepmg a scnool 1F cortruous operatxon under safe cond1t1ons IS the ,oo OT me De-ople on tms page Bussts must operate cially andthe scnool must be ept clean I-ow x ell mcse people do tnelr Joss can be easlly seen Our school 1S leer vo e nas 'msseo a day def. to lack of transportatlon, a hot meal nab Dee. D rvec ex ery may and lot a smgle mdlvxdual has been mjured tcaust of taul y -,qulpment or umrepalred bL1lldlT1QS and furmshmgs MRS DEAN LARRY MILLSAP MRS SIMPSON 2 . 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LL .V 'Q C H D ' P 1 I X t 1 X 1 -I -, ' .... . . . ' ' ......... . . 1 Z Q -A S5 arts . , Y. 'xr v L-LA-x Uk Syorts, SLU. 1CL 7 CLAND DQG ROOT REX D NOMA BLVERLY Il, M LVAN5 CB 7 1 L f C01 lag 1' Q X ........... 1 2 3 1 UV G.I..,1. ......... . 1 .Z 1 Pup r Twig .......... 1'a1.:'.uQ1 S'dQI ........ . ' - Q. Dl lx lL1 lOlx Shop .... Work QLCJRCIANA KAY HLCJKI CLA Iomt M 11 aqc 1 9 Lf I ldltur Annual Staff Majorm Il L,l1or11 Sc crgtary LOI Majorcuf A111ual Lul or Papa S aff SIJLLIAY Budy S nrctary G L X P11 Sldlflf Claws Spcretary Cla S Vlcg Prc.s1dc1t QfflC6 HCI or Roll Student Councll Ixurse D l K' nj Y A lap' fi mf. . L.. . Cltcprlcaclhr. 1 1 IA . 1 :wi - , . .1 . . . S I E- BUD OSLAND Block L . . . Class Vice-Presldg-:ut ..... Boys' Stale Representative Horor Roll. . Boys' Sports. College l-Z 3 IXMES ROBERT PETERS Bloex L Sports Pap r Staff Anrual Staff Bobl ACL1V1Ly Manager College LB1. RT C eerleae r C lCC Paper S a N. rual Sta Wor IUXET POWELL k l. , M , . . 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SHARON KAY QUESENBERRY Transfarrgd from Wallowa Hugh Or Q01 G L A Secretary G A A Chorrlaadcr Head Chggrlead r Class Socrrtary Asslstarmt Am ual Edltor Honor Roll Nurse MARY LEE ThOMAS G L A POITHS M11 rlggr Studcrt Body Vrcc Prpsldort Offlgo Lrbrary Hor or Roll Cnorus College D XRRELL WhITE Boys Sport s Shop Work THOMAS WILSON IR CTomJ Transferreo from Leggett Valley Sports Block L Annual Staff Paper Staf College FREDRICK LOUIS VIlNCElNT flfredl Sports Class Presldent Sergeant At Arms Class Secretary Band Block L Student Cou 1c1l College RONALD BLACKWELL Boys Sports Marrled . . . . . . . . . . . l-2 3 4 . . . . . . . . . . . l-2 3 Block L President ....... . . . . . . . . . . . l-2 3 ' ........... l-2 3 ' p ......... l-2 3 4 SYLVA GARNETT Transferred to Eureka, California IO ANIN PHELPS Transferred to Eureka, California Class Prophecy ya llS an laxe lust comp etec tne work o my new noml o e eorate 'le exert I naxe lnvltec. tne Class o no to a reunlol ILTSZ to arrlye was Allcl, Cu' rll gnam fCClI awayl llllce and IOIHI are dolllg ov. ow 31 OI llylng X DGYVICL SI3llOIlb Loo o las ame ll T cz Cole al d Rex Delxoma uno nave lust alcome gel tra L, -MITX 'wl rl, lvec ILT flrst lessons ln publlc SQGSKIPQ at I S a d sll ce gone com wo. c. amo s tor ner oratory Oar next vlsltor IS kllowll to Lvcryorc ss Georyla 1 LI user I just arsxy ered .le pnore lt was Fred Vll'1C9I'lt calllng to 5DOlOQlZL for not AJLIIIQ able to atterd It IS lose to eleetlo. llme and ne lS runnlrg for tne offlce ot the S Se a or ol lcer tor leave lrom tne All Force vwnere sne ls a WXF on BCIIVG duty Marx Lee l lomas was just com vlaltzlng ln I-Ier crazy walk was the G6l,1C1lllQ lac or lr er selecllon O a career S e IS today a world famous lnterprcter of tne oarcl speclallzl g ll me ntl a here comes a dlstlngulsl cc appearlng gentleman It s Dean Flynton who lS now lne Sbarlsll teacner al dear old Layto lvllle HIQN Poor Boo Peters ll ally mace ll he 15 stlll havlng trouble wltn HIS lord Il tact ne nas trouale Wllll a lot of Fords slnce ne 1S now tne proud owner of a Flx It Shop W 1uI'E. nls speclalty IS LJ3lI'llIlQ Blue Fords Mr and Mrs XA. alle are now llvlng 111 Eureka where Darrell 15 ln the wrccf lng buslness Ials ldea came to nlm wnlle worklng for Elllot s were ln Laytonvllle Much to our regret le letl Ioyce and tne Slh cnlldren home LOlS Ixewby ard Snaron Quesenberry could not make lt IOI'llQl'll slnce on tnclr salarles as scruo women lr a famous Ixew York nospltal tley could not aflord the tr p I-Iovwever tney sflould be able to make lt next year slnce tney are worklng rapldly upward toward Half goal of becomlng nurses Bud Csland stlll oralny as ever could not make lt torlght as thl, goverllmclt was nlm locked .ID dOlIlQ some super secret research on a square bubbll gum Process wnlcn wlll enable us all to blow square bubbles ln the future Cland DeGroot wlth HIS leg ln a cast has flrmly vowed hls cycllng days arc ou er Sllce all my guests have now departed I can satcly say the reunlon was wonderful out as all wonderlul thlngs must come to an end I mu st qult and put the llttle onus LO SGC Zezifzl.. 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If Dx ' H Wt ui' IHS' 2 LMT' mln, Ci' ' W ln ' 1 'K 1V l1 if. , 1- ' ', k1 ' i lk - f -: -1- 'fy WLNDEIZGIZADQ 0 0 I I' 0 Gif ' . .I Il :B , - S 44. -V .A Juniors IUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Iunlor Class started the year off r1ght by electlng the followlng off1cers Presldent Elbert Dodd Vlce Presldent Ronald Raetz Secretary Treasurer Ioan Ruda Plans for ra1s1ng money for the Iunlor Semor Prom were the mam toplcs all year An assembly was glven by the Iumor Class on March the seventh and was sald to have been very successful Dlfferent projects for maklng money were a Skatlng Party Mov1es a car wash and concesslons at several games Orchlds to our advlser Mr Wh1te for the help he has glven us through out the year I ' , ' . ' - , ' - .. . 1 I 1 , . 1 1 1 . .i . Mr. Wnite Walter Barnes Norman Bowman Charles Foltz Lelia Franklin john Pettitt Fred Moxley Gary Pinches Ronald Raetz Joyce Sligh Ion Cole Elbert Dodd Danny Evans Iames Jones Patsy Maud Donna Manor Ioan Ruda Erme Sala Charles Shepard Marvm Underhlll - gl I-I I PN 'Y 5 .4 P I: - I . ' s I 'I , 4, ' f ' 1 Q .. U A ,- n f 'Su 'B ' Q 6 ,, , s P 1 N . x -. fm' K n , , f , - :9 19. X . .. , ., Q X ,1 Q. gl V J, Q of Q Ao f ' X 1 , 1 k x Q , ', N. f , ' ' f . ....- R1 Q 1' ,G 1185 .1 K .vi .I , ,' 51 'wc 'f f- :Y ,- I L . ' .L ' f ' Ei? . .x. . . 4 5 1- 3 .QV if rf f Q., f Q 4 I ,NX N X V, .. . ' V 2 U I I. ,P 4 4.t . g ,, '-1'fsP ,w T ,s gif ,014 -f x 1 :dy K- '.5 ' a 'f?a5' , 1- 2' A 9 N Sophomores Thls year s Sophomore Class has been one ofthe most actlve under graduate groups ln many years Some of the cred1t for thls must go to Mrs Ryder who helped them unstlntlngly durmg the frrst half of the year Most of the credlt however must remam w1th the students who have QIVQD so freely of thelr tlme and energy 1n tryrng to flll the class treasury A Class can be only as good as the offrcers wno lead lt The Sophomores therefore were off to a flylng start when tney elected CP1ctured abovel Dlcky Foltz prestdent Steve Raetz Vlce Presldent and Suzy Harrrson Secretary Treasurer 1 4 t t . , . 1 - w - v . 1 1 , . . . . . - i . . 1 1 1 I - - pi' 'L Mrs . Ryder Suzy Harrlsoh Nancy Roderlcll Loulse Belleque Charlotte Kursa Ray Shannon Arlme Clark Kay Lang Carol Shepard Roy Damels Al Mavlty Bermce Slater -fl . 5.1 , V, X . 4 .' 6- f 5 fi 'X rg! ' K f ,Q fs y I 9 7 A ar' 'Q I K GN.. Colleen Evans Richard Foltz Lois Garoenhire Ioan Arn Godscy Robert kordin Baroara Potter james Powgll Stgve Raotz Bill Smith Douglas Stu' art Doro hy Thomas Iolm Wise -3-- 1 E2 '-sf 1, - ,lf ,. el ' f' ,I K f, QQ ' s YV , Q. I 1, f as 4- ,AL-Z-. P' - N.. . 1 . g ww' J Y 1 f' t .nw ,N .. ., ' 1 ,A N til!! 'n 1' ' J. 'PG . Q M36 Heru ?' - ' n A Vw .5 . p .J Freshmen Schools spend so much tlme wlth the older more mature students that they many tlmes overlook the newcomers Thls year s crop of new comers have made a good beglnnlng toward maklng th1s a blgger and better school It 1S by far the largest Freshman class to start at Laytonvllle for many years More than belng large rn numbers they have shown that they can of the athletlc programs offered and ln the muslc program Wlth thelr contlnued lnterest and effort thls school can and wlll be a better school It has been a good year largely due to the efforts of the offlcers shown above Nathen Vlncent presldent Sub Harwood secretary Darece Quesenberry vtce presldent and Freddle Beavers master at arms . , . , I and will take a part in school activities. Freshmen have taken part in all : ' , ' 5 N , - : , ' '- ' 5 ' at , - - . Robert Ahmann Mr Knowles Mary Cunmngham Bessle Deaton Sandy Holmes Danny Jordon Fred Beavers Iames Bradly Roy DeNoma Persha Frost Nancy Ke-rchenlxo Ronald Kursa , l - L b K I ' . C f --sf' ' V1 V . lx Q 5 -3 fi... ,, A g Branson Mary Iack Casey William Chapman Ora Lou Clayborn Lee Godsey Wanda Haley Susy Harwood Anna Hash Barbara Lewis Sam Manor Pat Moore Wanda Noles A5 Wllllam Palmer Ddf6CL Quescnuury Dblorcs Sala Mlc mad Stgobms Fred Tnomas Joe V11 roy Nathcu Vmcent I w- xr A William Oller Stephen Olgerstrom Dennis Osland nl FIRST ROW Le1ttoR1ght A Wlsc I Foltz I Mayo M Shannon M Sanders E Dodd P Murray Mr Spradlm C Rose D Decker L Iordan I Cobb G Elliot E Kelly Branscomo D York G Palmer E Powell L Gulmelll C Newby THIRD ROW I Moxley G Powell D Hall C Powell I Stubblefxeld D Burk S Rlce D Burk R Iores A Harden B Haydock T Zagger A Ionrston Vx Balley Elghth Grade Offlcers IH the elghth grade are Front Row Evelyn Dodd and Ronald jones Back Row Arlene Z1mmem1an and Judy Oucsenberry Q 'SR . 2- . I J v ' I ' s P ,. . A . 1 ' ' . f 3 .tx K. ' I. 4 - - K SECOND ROW: S. Branscomb, G. Okerstrom, K. Branscomb, A, Powell, P. Holmes, I. Quesenberry, L. Sunday, E. i 'Q 4 f J , . , 1 v: : I -Q E , . : , . J'- . BACK ROW Lett to Rlght D Hoyerdahl G Sloan P McCosker B Gardenhlre B Parsons I Schueller N l-lordan A Sawyers B Gllllam CENTER ROW I Bearden S Gardner G Pmches G Cunmngham I Klmes G Rodenck B Cunmngham E Kelly D Comb FRONT ROW M Blllock G Powell V Bramlut B Anderson Mr Herrlger G Hall N Burke B Gorden I Anmar Seventh Grade Offxcers for thls sectxon of the seventh grade are Top Row lN Burk G Roderxck P McCosker Bottom Row: B. Cunningham and B. Parsons. K, 1 N 'E-25 J in UAA... CLNTER ROW W11so11 D Oller C Popper D m1th Tum R B1r111y I Palmer W Reeves BACK ROW oggntt a or uc cnko R eavers R Emu OI1 L ayl Lunis N' Ixdson I Caegy C Doqm 1 Seventh Grades ry Lou R051 D 1 Sw th I r111r Q11 top row ard Barbara Rm I 1 Iordar or the bottom row are he class oi 1e1 r 11 M155 Folkens sect1or1 of the Seve1t11 Grieg V V11-1'1,,5'3jia4gi'i,fix . . ' W -4i1.J,'4j: ri ' ,, V Q.wfiQ'i3.5S'9ii5 A I if: Q FRONT ROW: Left to Rughtg I. Harmcr, P. Harmon, B. Raetz, B. Anders, M1ssI'o1Ezcr1s, Shrout, P. Jordan, M. Rose. ' :I- ,. 1,.l m.S',I. ,. . 3 I.D ',I.Bk ,B.K1h , .B , . l5', .B lSf5,B.N ,1.'- ,. 'H 4- 1 KS Ma ' , O1 S121 , H11 1i.1 1 - K the . ' L -in v.'1::1 R: 1 1 - . N4 J PORT 1 s ! J 1 ', A -'..f-fx - s -I I 1X Lu-4 '3- -JV lj will 44-v 5 an in or M HU' 'if MW-fo gp' W ,J .fx an-.,.-A., ws, J, lrndi-ur Football Under Coach Blacl-'wlll the Laytonvllle Warr1ors posted one of thelr most ucccssful D1QSlx1Il seasons ln many years wlth a record of f1ve wlns agamst nrec losses The Warrlors were the only team to defeat the league champrons Covelo Laytonvllle tled wlth Mendoclno for second place nonors Runnlng away wlth the Most Valuable Player Award th1s year was Ron Blackwell who recelved thls honor because of h1s sensatlonal offenslve play wh1ch resulted ID fourteen toucndowns for the WSITIOTS Fred Vmcent was honored by h1s teammates by belng elected captam at the end of the year From a hard f1ght1ng aggregauon such as the onr thls year 1t was dlfflcult to seleet a Most Improved Player and a Most Insplred Player but the team made thelr selectlons ln Dennls Osland and Gary Prnches Plnches won h1S award for h1s terr1f1c play as a defenslve back 1' ,rr MG' '1 ' w 5, 'ta 1' .' .' 3 ' Jx 1 R N ' L Nz.- ' x 'l , . . if . Gf'1 ' mfs.. 5 11 'N- f 1, n , 'C , 1. , . O---f - - 1. J. .l , ga. , --cv. , ,,,, . , ' ,mf ,. rn' 3- A I , - 1 ,g , ' N- , 5 1 ,, ,H - -' D fi . .' if-' A . , 'fl' -:N 4. 4 9 4' .5-sv , I -.. . nb 5 . v..J A vb Q I J , n yu 9 M D-10' ,- - -. , ,..- ax O, -.pw J U gk vw, ,l , - 9 I, v f v Y ,o 'rl e ll . , ' A 9' W F ..4 W , Y I . if ,., Q, , Q b V. vw wa ., , 1 , - - ,, ,Y 1 ,-if -ph ,M eff , ,ww-.,, .nu V ',. 4 9. K h N -K, .Ji A N A e 1 3 if .. .. M---f ' -,wr 1: . Q.- Q , A .1 ' ' . '- eo 7. -. s , ff 4 V - . Q - 4 f . X, K.. - , - x 4 Q Q,-1 .. , Q ,.. se- M Ae . x . - - - S . ,. X . , . . . 1' r - . X ' ,. o , . Ji. x bf: SLIN RECORD OPPOIXEINT LAYTONVILLE lx lbw lllp Mlcdl Lown Pt Xmua L ,gmt Vallgy M ndocmo Coxdo 'XTIGLFSOII Vail y Dwous lgagug game 'k Di' Zi' 'k . . 5 4 'L X 3u 21 Q 1U 47 Mlllits O 63 .f 1 Zu 12 KU ' L1 Z L '. Z-i '1 2 ZU 2-if r 'A L, FRONT ROW Lft to Rlgn F Vlncenl I Petutt N Bowmar l C l STAIXDING B Pnters C Foltz B Ahman R Foltz W Barnes A Basketball Blackwlll d1d a good Job of overcommg the early season loss of several l ey players Fred Vlncent led the varslty hoopsters ID thelr nme vvms agamst seven losses record w1th a season output of 238 pomts Sharmg the offenslve honors w1th Vmcent were Charlle Foltz at center and Bob Pettltt at torward D1Ck19 Foltz and Bob Peters were the defenslve strength of the startmg uve Foltz usmg h1s reach under the bucket for reboundmg and Peters h1s nght at a forward pos1t1on I U l:.' ,, ',. 1, .jov. :-f'f- 1- Managing to build a better than .SUO win record for the season, Coach SEASON RECORD OPPONENT LAYTOIXVILLE Anderson Valley Pt Arena Covelo Pt Arena Pt Arena Loggers Leggett Valley W1llltS Anderson Valley Covglo Leggett Valley Potter Valley Covelo WlllllS V l l l l f 49 56 . A 33 44 A 36 36 . 35 47 . 44 61 72 29 X 24 45 Potter Valley 46 62 ' ' 49 37 49 SU W 44 39 H 31 47 35 38 -L5 28 ' ' 35 22 621 629 B Basketball Th1s Year s Bee Team suffered a far greater loss at the hands of the photographer than they dxd at the hands of any of the1r opponents None of the plctures taken survlved the maullng handed on ln the developlng room On the basketball court they fared much better posting eleven wlns agalnst only f1VG defeats One of these defeats came at the hands of Mendocmo tn the playoffs for the county champ1onsh1p Prevlous to thrs game they had earned a perfect s1x wlns to no losses ln wlnnlng the Valley League Ch8l'Tlp1Ol'1Sh1p Followlng the close of the regular season they journeyed to Potter Valley where they won the Potter Valley Invltatlonal Tournament and added another trophy to the trophy case by defeatmg Potter Valley and Hopland on the same day Raetz forward and hlgh polnt man w1th 238 polnts to h1S cred1t and Marvln Underh1l1 center who tallled 142 po1nts for the season It was a young team whlch w1ll brlng many more honors to the school as can be seen by the followlng roster Iunlors Ron Raetz Danny Evans Marvm Underh11l Fred Moxley Errue Sala Ion Cole Freshmen Denn1s Osland Freddy Beavers Nathen Vlncent Steve Okerstrom and B1ll Oller The Bees were ably lead by Danny Evans forward and captaing Ron SEASON RECORD OPPONENT LAYTONVILLE Anderson Valley Pt Arena Pt Arena Elghth Grade Leggett Valley Potter Valley Wrlllts Anderson Valley 711' 'k OPPONENT Covelo Leggett Valley Potter Valley Covelo Mendocmo W1ll1tS Hopland Potter Valley 4' Denotes League Game LAYT ONVILLE Sl' 'k 'A' 431' 7 FRONT ROW Left to Rxght M Underhxll B Peters N Bowman R Rama G Plnches D HIGHS MIDDLE ROW T Cole F Vincent E Dodd D Osland D Whrte W Barnes Baseball If Coach Blackwlll can overco e a lack of experlenced personnel and develop anothe to reheve Fred Vlncent occaslonally the Wa ould have another good year on the dxamond N Bowman N Vmcent F Beavers 'S Okerstrom BACK ROWg . I. james, F. Beavers, S. Okernstrom, N1 Vincent, F. Moxley, S. Raetz, A. Mavity. . . I It A Mavity S Raetz M Underhill D Evans D Osland W Barnes I Iones Wlttxts Ft Bragg W1111ts Potter Val Legggtt Val Cove.1o Potter Val LL ggutt Val CovL1o DL non luaguu gamg BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1956 March March Aprxl Aprrl Apr11 Apnl May May May Ha rp Tmrm Tha n Hun f Hun! Thn.re ' Them' Tncrdf RON RBGIZ Fred Moxley Gary Pmches Elbert Dodd Fwd Vxnccnt 1 4 V 1b - W - ' Z4 ' , . , b V X A - ' 12 3 1 ' 19 X 3 ' Z6 'I . 3 , Y N lu ' 1 ' 17 Here' 'A' 1 -Q wr . x O J. .Y ,I .5 II 2'- 's , . ru . I I N 1 F Vneent BACK ROW Let OR.Lght TtdCo1L S Ruptz I Pttult E Dodd W Barnes F Mo LY Block L membershlp 1S hmlted to those boys who have earned one or more letters ln a varsny sport These boys make and enforce the rules governmg the awardmg and wearlng of the school s athletlc awards It 1S from th1s group that most declslons concermng conduct of students and players at games away from home come They are an lmportant though httle known group around our campus I Ak 5 K .p A Ir, pw I .,.V...,....!f-f. ' 1 'Vx I . . F NL ' ' ., . ' K? . V FRONT ROWg Left to Rightg B. Peters, D, Osland, N. Bowman, G. Pmches, 'g aft g ' r, . . X' . , . . :cl N . . , , . z'C'7!V!7!ES' Student Body Presldent Clyde Cox Student Council Student Body offlces were f1lled by electlon at the flrst of the year w1th Clyde Cox presldent Mary Lee Thomas v1ce pres1dent Lols Newby Elected yell leaders were Sharon Quesenberry Arlxne Clark and Barbara Potter After Arlme and Barbara moved away the1r pos1t1ons were ably fllled by Loxs Newby and Darece Quesenberry Mary L e Thomas took over the off1ce of pres1dent left vacant by Clyde Cox who enllsted 1n the Army at m1d term ! , ' : , ' - X ' 5 ' , secretaryp and Elbert Dodd, treasurer. I ' ' u x l 9 n C 1 is ,570 Q-tg O LOIS NEWBY ELBERT DODD MARY LEE THOMAS Secretary Treasurer Vlce President DARECE AND SHARON OUESENBERRY Yell Leaders 2 e 4. Honor Society The group above Mlke Stebbms Colleen Evans Bud Osland Mary Lee Thomas and Ronald Kursa plus fhot showhl Lo1s Newby and Sharon eluesehbcrry oomprlses the top scfmolastrc group 1h the school These studerts have, mamtamed not merrly good grades but an overall average of B plus Mary L 4. Thomas Lors Ixewby and SHBTOI Quesehberry have Kept up th1s average for all four years of therr mgn school llfe and we are. sure w1ll cohtmue to do so m college Rb Left to Rlght Gcorgxana Heckef Polms Manaflef Mlss Hanratty Advlsor Alberta Powgll Vlce Presxdont Iwot Prgsant Lols Newby Prcsxdcnt Sharron Quesenberry Sccrglary 3 Z- BACK ROW Mlss Hanratty Allce, Canaway Bessxe Deator Nancy Kerchenko Mary Curnxngham Lelra Frarklm Carol Shepard Coleen Evans Persha Frost Nancy Rodermck CENTER ROW Darcce Qucsenbcrry Joyce Sl1gh Pat Moore Albcna Powgll Anna Hash Mary Lon Thomas Vwanda Haley Sandy Holmes Wanda Noles FRONT ROW Kay Lang Iean Ann Godsey Pat Ma1n Avanell Chapman Io Ruda Donna Manor Louise Belleque Barbara Luwis Georgnana Hocker BOTTOM ROW Left to Rlght K Lang A Chapman I Ruda G Hecker TOP ROW I Shgh D Quesenberry D Manor Girls Gym Squads A Hash CENTER ROW I Godsey P Frost W Haley A Powell BACK ROW B Deaton P Moore N Kerchenko ' I FRONT ROW: Left to Right: P. Main, W. Noles, A. Cannaway, M. Cunningham FRONT ROW Left toR1ght C Evans B Lewrs M Thomas L Belleque BACK ROW S Holmes C Shepard L Frankhn N Roderick Colleen Evans Grade Phys . Ed . L e Frafalm Patty 'viam Sk' TN Dorwa Mar or Ava Cnapman .1 orgu Hum L Nssxsram Edxtor Ecutor Xsbxstam Ldxror Bob Peters l Annual Staff Fmc foflw om Vulso lor C01 c. go 'X Lnupri Dodd -DL J L if 5, 1 1 9' no I g l C iw. mf' R in v 3 58 Wx Q 'I' a D -W - - ,A . - ,- . K L ' '- JE I' A , - ff .... Q ?A h - f z sf 'a P 5- Q' I .A x' . 1 I s f. N' r Gp- 1 2. , ' ' . Q b 4 4' ' ' If 15 M li 'V A fx 5 ,U ff A --. , ,M YL if ., X! I .Nh 22, h- - IW! 5 1 L ' ft A ' 1 'S' M S, 4 JM .4 Y f 13 J X: H4 X ' Q I ?.'Jiv X 7 -Q K .lr ' 1 A XX. 2 it b 1 - A Ja - 1 3 -ff , f V, dv i X yn is ' ' I I Q S 5 V416 , 4,1 ff Q ' ll af' ,f ,JL I ' If 9 ff . Y 59 WVAPTIQWNB Fords Mull LAYTCNVILLE CALIFORNIA '11, E H Maize 8x Sons HARDWARE BUILDING SUPPLIES WILLITS CALIFORNIA . L14 I .' wif - ' .li - A I . . I 1 1 i 1 Cabms Cafe Trallers Open Sundays Shell Products And Evemngs Unt11 Elght Pleasant View Motel 114 M119 North Of Layronvule Cutler 5 Market Beer Grocerle s Wme Hlghway 101 Hlghway Phone 4 9 7 4 3 Laytonvllle Callforma Laytonvllle Auto Parts gl Laytonvllle Garage TOWING AND REPAIRS NEW AND USED PARTS Q ' 9 On ' 1 U1 A J - g f I , 5mll0Y S Garage Toyken Springs Cabins And Gas And O11 Ambulance Servlce South Of Laytonv1l1e Laytonvllle Callforma Best Wlshes Class Of 56 'S 1'5-17' XM! ,f Laytonvllle Mercanhle PAINTS HARDWARE PLUMBING SUPPLIES PUMPS GENERAL MERCHANDISE Wllllts Rexall Drug Washmg And Ifonmg Pfescflptm laytonvllle laundromat SDGCIBIISI 24 Hour Emergency Servlces W11l1ts Callforma Laytonville Callforma ' , g o . . . . ' 51:5 .l I' 1 . 0 - A..-1 'S ' :sz W fl . I A 4 c o o - - - H - laytonvllle Beauty Salon A r m 0 U r S Holland Bldg Gas O11 Lubrlcatlon Grace Randall Prop W1ll1ts Callfornla Home Of Everythmg Muslcal If You Need It We Got It Instruments To Rent 244 South Maln St See Us W1ll1ts Calif W1ll1ts Callf 191 Cafe CHARLOTTE AND IACK KRAMIC THE BIGGEST IN LAYTONVILLE EAT AT ANYTIME 24 HOUR SERVICE Quadrig Brgg, Tim's Music Store EEE G K MEET YOUR FRIENDS WHERE BRANSCOMB ENDS Boomer s Club Cafe LAYTONVILLE CALIFORNIA P. H. E. Company 3 MILES SOUTH OF LAYTONVILLE, CALIF . HERMAN ERICKSON , -! , X , - - .T X: I Kiln - h s , ,lo . u' ki ' I Knight Furniture Co General Eleetrlc Appllanees Complete Home Furnlshlngs Nllllts Callfornla Cu stom Bullt Radlators Kerch Auto Shop Rad1ators Cleaned 51 Repalred Phone ZZ36 George Kerch 354 ko Maln St Vvllllts Callf Ieweler ci Optometrlst Phone 2234 Vvtlllts Callf Phone ZZ 33 VVlllltS Callf E B Johnston And Pnone 4 5512 Laytonvllle Callf Stafford Bros TEXACC Gas O11 Lubrlcatlon Vvllllts Callf. Meat Grocerles Beer Candy Pop Shepard s Grocery 2 1X4 M1198 West Of Laytonvllle On The Branscomb Road Clara Shepard, Ma nager A. B. Guslander Western Auto Supply Co. Branscomb Store BUB HARWOOD PHONE 757 Peters Trucking Co LAYTOWVILLE CALIFORNIA N GROCERIES-CLOTHING-HARDWARE-LUMBER X A Au.. I 'S m 'Qdiif' F'-Ti-'W The Motel MODERN AND COMFORTABLE-REASONABLE RATES MANAGER VERN 61 MARGARET RICE LAYTO NVI LLE CALIF GRN IA Chevron Station John Thnfty Center Ardens U S Hlghway 101 1 OOO 0O0Barga1ns Truck Stop Dlesel O11 Gas New 61 Used Furmture 358 South Mam St Laytonvllle Callf W11l1tS Ca11f Earl Workman Proprletor Redwood Empure Cleaners Standard Station Expert Lubricauon Gas And O11 W1111ts Callf . Laytonville Callf. ' f -- t . s . . S 19? Lie?-Q Nga. ,,,,.. ,,,,,.,,'M wr- -V N ,gif '1 'J Q ' . -ww ' I -w-f. ...M-a. kwa tj-Bu, W VN., 'K- ...NL 'Mn v-L.. 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