Lindsay High School - Comet Yearbook (Lindsay, CA)

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5-M fa- Above: J. Wood, A. Quessenberry, D. Graham, D. Armstrong, C. Quessenberry, and D. Brown made hit at Spring Sing. SOPHOMORES The Sophomore Class is the youngest in the school, but we proved that we had what it takes this year. We began our year by electing Bob Ceresa for our president and Marilee Ford, Glenda Fowler and David Schutt to help him. Our first real project was the Sophomore Ama- 'ash on themselves than on the L. Center: R. Bryant and M. Burns teur Hour' With the of talent from our Older :rained their muscles to get a bucket of water up that steep hill. Lower ft: M. Burns helped L. Geifer with her bucket of water, too. Right: here's a couple of hard working girls. M. Leeper and G. Jones carried a ig sack of lime up that big hill. Top left: S. Cairns and S. Farlow worked hard and got more white- ...er .,l. Xl 5 First row: S. Farlow, J. James, G. Jones, W. Helton, D. Gandy, K. Adams, P. Hamby. Second row: S. Goodwin, V. Jones. D. King, V. Harter. D. Bruno, B. Jones, S. Cairns. Third row: F. Breckenridge, M. Ford, D. Bruce, J. Hazelwood, D. Depew, R. Brvant, C. Bodine. J. Brown, D. Brown. Fourth row: C. Diaz, L. Giefer, G. Huff, W. Jones, l. Galloway, C. George, D. Haines, S. Dodson, B. Brenner, B. Floyd, D. Armstrong. Fifth 'ow: M. Burns, R. Crawford, D. Barrera, C. Hartsell, V. Haynes, R. Garcia, B. Ceresa, N. Deathrage, C. Byrd, M. Allen, M. Berry.

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-A D Flrnt row: C. Morillo, B. Mitchell, S. Martin. D. Philips, U. Raley, E. Watanabe, G. Wiggle, B. McCord. E. Morris: Second row: S. Charlebois, Payne, J. Pugh, C. Moorhead. L. Nelson. B. Stelling, N. Specht, J. Osborn, B. Tasier, B. McClain. Thlrd row: J. Wilson, J. Hall. N. Thomal. Fuller. B. Maden. B. Sellers, G. Scarnbler. D. Worthington. D. Neece. Fourth row: D. Turner, E. Gruenemay, R. Scott, R. Wood, G. York. Williams, D. Moore, M. Ross. waters. Our clever emblem was designed by Ar- yne Iensen. JUNIORS-CITIZENS Wcmrking together in one enthusiastic group we ,it on a top notch banquet and prom which will be ifficult to equal. The seniors enjoyed themselves emcndously so we know it was a true success. We, the class of 1952, are an industrious class. id an enthusiastic one. We claim never to be jualled. Nlembers of the junior class gave the junior- First row, left: J. Givan, J. Cosrney. J. Ball. B. Weddle. d L. House. Second row: B. McClain. E. Watanabe. 5. Nations. -.., 'U cl 56, r O? -fs? r 1' 4, m - A 'NP ,An X . senior banquet and prom in the honor of the de- parting seniors. The romantic Hawaiian motif was carried out in the new veterans' Memorial Building, and the tradition of having the prom and banquet the same night was renewed. Swaying palms, flow- ers, dancing, and even cocoanuts were used to take us in fancy to the exotic tropical paradise of the islands. Beautiful Hawaiian music gave the perfect background for the lush setting. The seniors will long remember the wonderful farewell tribute from their under-classmen. Right, first row: J. Ball, D. Becker. Second row: C. Griffis. G. Dunn. G. Austin. N. Specht.

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ag. Sophomore officers: Bob Ceresa. Marilec Fo-Ad. Glenda Fowler. and Ftaley. P. Trow, G. Fowler. Y. Pinegar. Second row: D. Schutt. B. avid' Schutt. Sophomore council: First row: M. Ford. G. Jones, B. Ceresa, C. Bodine, C. Quessenberry, D. Kellogg. J. Wood. LOWER HOUSE sissmen, we had a wonderful show and a full house. alcnted sophomores, Diane and Marilee, and dy, Glenda, and Yvonne won prizes. At last the time came for us to choose our rings. id after carefully considering all the rings offered L, we chose our ring from Iostens This company as a new one, so we had to have a different crest ade for our rings. Although we didnt get to white wash the during school time as in previous years. a special group of boys and girls got to go one Saturday morn- ing to do the job. The student body has not looked down on us be- cause we were younger, but has given us the same privileges as those of the older classes. in order for us to take our places as useful school citizens. w bs V D0 Us 'bs First row: S. Lander. M. Wood, M. Leeper. M. Eastin, E. Stowell. T. Masuda, G. Luallen, B. Raley. R. Maselli. Second row' J. Kirk. J. Moore. Worthington, P. Goss, R. Schreiber. D. Krag. B. Trow. P. Leewright, A. Quessenberry. G. Fowler. Third row: D. Schutt, J. Whisnand. T. frnmrdy. F. Ross, H. Randall, P. Steele, G. Keeth. H. Page, D. Reid. E. Ruiz, R. Reddington. Fourth row: H. Owen, L. Thomas. J. Wad- ill, C. Waldron. C. Pistole, J. Wood. B. Martin. B. King. D. Graham. R. Newman, G. Todd, B. Rollins. Fifth row: J. Vidrio. C. Quessen- -rry, B. Keller, J. Wcddle, J. Raley, N. Thompson, I. Pitcock, D. Kellogg, G. Marlow, C. Tzugaris. L. Kirkland. P. Woodstock. Y. Pinegar. N. eathrage. P. Trow. IJ in., '17