Lindsay High School - Comet Yearbook (Lindsay, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1952 volume:

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No doubt thoughts of the future occupy a great part of our fhouahts, but nevertheless, We have not been willina to overlook the present for it We have lived rich, happy lives with no handicap to the future---rather, it is an important asset. We also realize the sacrifices made by those before us. We will not forget Corporal ferry Avina, Saraeant Bob Taylor, or the cause to which their lives were given. We feerifaaers of i952 are indeed ready for the future. xwsi wing: fiuiisi-il many rlasscs S We hope this book is as loaded with memories as Carrol1's car ts with kids. O T E S FQcuHy ,,... Classes ......,.... OrganUaHons .... Activities ,.,. Sports .,,,. Page 6 Page 8 14 34 58 . 68 WE l-ICDIXIQIQ NINA WOODWARD for her year 'round contribution as cr friend, teacher, counselor I-f 4 A x U L T lI'lf,SIQ1'1t CTICOUIXCIK'1CIIlf?Nf. gllidflllwr lor the irltemst of The Student X X X l Left: Members of the school board were Jay Webb, cleikg Alva Daniells, president: William Marble, and John Moore. Because of illness. Mrs. Jack Lowery was not present. Right: Mrs. Pettit was the d1strict's hard working secretary. Tl-IE ADMINTSTEATICDN DELIVERED THE GCDODS Mr Clayton Castle, slivf-riiiteiiclent nf liiriilsay svliools l was :in ewlhiislzistit' siilvpf- ta-i' of :ill liitzii svtinol 1ll lYllCS. lt has become the careless custom ot recent years to refer to all young people en masse as teen-agers as though all the persons passing through the turbulent, ox- citing years were alike as so many peas in a pod. Actually each i'teenfager is a distinctly individual personality. The changing com- plex of tasks, talents, ambitions, and enio- tions makes school life intensely variable and interesting. Truthfully We can say that each school year is a non-repeating pat- tern of work, defeat, accomplishment, and triumph. A teacher's work is therefore never humdrum or repetitious. The school year l95l-52 can never fade completely in our memories as long as we have this fine book, the result of many hours of painstaking Work, perseverence, and artistic achievement. Thanks to you, Comet Staff, for a job Well done. C. A. CASTLE Superintendent Page I0 Teen-agers? No, the word is not in my dictionary. I looked, but they are in my heart and much a part of my lite. In fact, I see no one but teen-agers day in and out. That's the way I like it. I wouldn't have it other-- wise. And who are these teeneagers who give so much lite and color, vigor and vision to our school and community? The word has become synonymous with high school and those who go there, Every campus swarms L with them either as they wander two by two or gather in groups of twenty and titty, and they always seem to radiate taith in the pres- ent and hope for the future. II I had but one wish granted to me A teen-ager again I surely would be. But ol course you all know and can easily seo I am next to and kin of this lite full and tree. ZAFON A. HARTMAN, Principal. Mr. Zafon Hartman was our principal, adviser, and friend. AND PROVIDED EGR OUR YEAR 'ROUND WELFARE Left.: Office staff, top row: J. Osborn, B. Land, B. Turnage, Mr, Hartman. B, McCord, J. James, Ss-cond row: IJ. Berry. L House, N. Thomas, B. McClain, J. Elmore, H Thompson. Bottom row: D. Larson, D. Depee, M. Hendrix. V. RHIPY. Mrs, Sl15'fll'l'A High'-1 W9 OWU 41 101 uf appreciation to Mrs. Isely, our secretary. I 5 to H w -- Q ,w i2 23 24 25 25 .2 sb H Page 11 'E fs VERNON BRIDGES ELMER BROWN STEPHEN HANIGAN MARIE HERBAGE Science, coach in foot- Social science, jour- Mathematics, tennis District nurse ball and basketball nalism, U. S, history, coach, typing R- N--H Santa Clam CUUHU A. B.. Williams Jewels coach A. B., University of HUSPM' College, Missouri A B-V B- Sm AA Mn Bowling California A. M.. University of Missouri ADOLPH IVIAICHROWICZ Social living, driver education, coach .X B. Fresno Slate College RICHARD K. MOTTER Chorus, band, instru- mentation B. of Music. University of Southern California Green State Unive rsity. Ohio THE FACULTY STRUGGLED ROBERT L. PENNEY F. JOE ROBBINS FRANK SKADAN English, speech, driver Woodshop, ag. science, Director of athletics education ag. mechanics coach in baseball A- B-, Loyola Ullivefsiiy B. S., Kansas State Agri- A. B- Washington State culture College College Page 12 MARY HITCHCOCK ALLISON HOSTETTER ESTHER KETELSEN Girls' physical education Dean of girls, English, Spanish. English A. B.. Whittier College. Social Science A. B.. University of California A. B.. University ol' Cahforma California WITH US ALL YEAR J. A. IVICFADZEN Typing, Shorthand, bookkeeping A, R, Iowa State Teachers' College WILLIAM D. MEADERS Mathematics, driver education A B.. University of California, Santa Bzirlizirzi CRAIG SNASDELL SUNSHINE WILLIAMS NINA WOODWARD MARCELLA WYLIE Woodshop. metal shop Art, mechanical draw- History, drama, library Home economics A. B. University of ing, yearbook adviser A. B, Stanford University A. B., Fresno State College California. Santa Barlizirzi AA B-Y A. M-Y Stanford University Page I3 study experiment learn to prepare us for the Iuture C I A331231 ',,Y ,W A , , K., , ,, , -,,-,-,,.,,. , ,.-,,,,,,. - , Y , - -- '21 WITH POIVIP AND CIHCUIVISTANCE, THE SENIORS MADE IT THROUGH THEIR LAST YEAR X o 9 I sy 0 'IQ ii 1' 5, O P Nw . B mwlfl 011 e 6'1 Senior li J net' rw 6 Q 9 heheh and P '29 X B 'X H- X 'fs The senior class of l952 is at least different. We admit we are not the best, the brightest, the handsomest, the most active and highly talented class that has ever been graduated from Lindsay High School. However, under the reign ot Queen Elizabeth, our loyal mascot, we have made our accomplish- ments in several fields, Members of our class have placed high in everything we have undertaken. Remember the Spring Sing of '50 and the success of our Sophomore Amateur l-lour? The fame of several individuals ot our class spread near and tar. Two F. F. A. Queens, Peggy Brown and Margaret Berry represented our class well. We also claim the first Miss LHS., Iackie Harth. She, too, made a great name tor our class These are a tew ot our outstand- ing members who help to round out one bang up collection of kids. We did paint our bench to perfection and then had one swell time on our great senior ditch day. As we leave L.H.S., knowing those who will remember us, we will always look back and grin as we remember the good old days. AUSBURN, OLETA: Y-Teen 2, 31 G. A. A. 2, 31 Majorette 31 Spanish Club 2: Girls' Service 2, 31 Exchange Assemblies 3. 4 . . . AUSTIN, GEARY: Student Council President 41 C. S. F. 3, 41 Senior Play 3, Jr.-Sr. Banquet-Prom Committee 3: F. F. A. 2. 3, 4, Sec'y 4: Football 2, 4: Basketball 3, 41 Boys' Service 3: Block L 41 Red Cross Council 3, lg Bank of America. Award 4: Boys' State Il . . . BALL. JON: Student Council 4: Class Officer 3, 4: C. S. F. 2. 3: Comet Staff 41 Jr.-Sr. Prom-Banquet Committee 31 Spanish Club 2, 3, Pres, 3: ldcholni: L 43 Boys' Federation Cabinet 41 Football 3, 4: Basketball 1, 21 Boys' Service 2, 3, 41 Blork L il. lt, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Captain 3 . . . BALLl-ZW. LARRY: Student Council 3, 4: Class Council 2: Spanish Club 2, 35 Echoing L 42 Boys' Federation Cabinet 3, Pres. 41 Football 3, All-County 4. Captain 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 23 Buys' Service 2, 3, 4, Block L 3, 4 , . . BECKER, DIC: Jr.-Sr. Prom-Banquet Committee 3: Chorus 3, 4: Boys' Federation Sec'y-Treas. 4: Tennis 3: Swimming 3, 4: Exchange Assembly 2, 3, 4 . . . VHQRRY, MARGARET: Class Council 3: Y-Teens 3. Cabinet 41 G. A. A. 41 F. F, A. Queen -1: Pep Club 4 . . . BERRY, DONNA: Transfer 41 Chorus -1: Junior Play 4 . . . CARY, DON: Band 2, 3. 4: Spanish Club 3, 41 Bible Club 3, Pres. 4. OLETA AUSBURN GEARY AUSTIN JON BALL LARRY BALLEW DIC BECKER DONNA BERRY MARGARET BERRY DONALD CARY i.. v . , Page 1 7 'SR 6 za 'fx' ' W SHIRLEY CHARLEBOIS BOB CLOUD MALCOLM COBBS BILL COOLIDGE JANET COSMEY BARBARA COX WILLIAMS CARL CROW DOROTHY DEPEE GENE DUNN JOYCE ELMORE JIMMY FULLER SALLY GARCIA New .-:xr 'CSV Page 1 8 I r'-1 yas V 'x Q b 1-.X as . 'Of le lun., LZ Qi 1-J 'fsagy K-1 'NC' -was Q... N-4 JOAN GIVAN CHARLENE GRIFFIS GEORGIA BETH HALL JACKIE HARTH MARTHA HENDRIX LAVERNE HOUSE MARIE HUGGINS RICHARD IRIYE CHARLEBOIS, SHIRLEY: C. S, F. 4: Y-Teens 2, Cabinet 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, Cabinet 4: Majorette 2, 3, 4: Echoing L 4: Pep Club 4: Girls' Service 2: Exchange Assembly 4 . . . CLOUD, BOB: Bible Club 3, 4 . . . COBBS, MALCOLM: Chorus 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3, 4: Track 3: Block L 3, 4: Swimming 3: Exchange Assembly 3 . . . COOLIDGE, BILL: Band 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3: Boys' Service 3 . . . COSMEY, JANET: Student Council 4: C. S. F. 2, 3, 4: Y-Teen 2, 3, Cabinet 4: Junior Play 3. 4: Senior Play 3: Jr.-Sr, Prom-Banquet Committee 3: Band 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Tennis 3: Girls' Service 2, 3: Red Cross Council 2, 3, Pres. 4: Exchange Assembly 3 . . . WILLIAMS, BARBARA COX: Class Council 3: Y-Teens 2. 3: G. A. A. 2. 3: Junior Play 4: Chorus 3: Echoing L 4: Pep Club Vice-Pres. 4: Red Cross Council 4 . . . CROW, CARL: F. F. A 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2: Track 3, 4 . . . DEPEE, DOROTHY: Y-Teens 4: G. A. A. 4: Pep Club 4 . . . DUNN. GENE: Class Council 3, Vice-Pres. 4: Jr.-Sr. Prom-Banquet Committee 3: Spanish Club 2. 3: Stage Crew 2, 3, 4: Block L 2, 3, 4: Swimming 2, 3, 4: Refi Cross Council 4: Boys' State 3 . . . ELMORFJ, JOYCE: Transfer 4 . . . FULLER JIM: Student Council 4: Stage Crew 2, 3: Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 11: Bzislretbznll 1: Track 2, Captain 3, 4: Block L 2, 3, 4 . . . GARCIA, SALLY: C. S. F, 2.4: G. A, A, 2, 3, Cabinet 4: Senior Play 3: Chorus 2. 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, Calirc 4: Pep Club 4: Red Cross Council 4: Exchange Assembly 4 . , . GIVAN. JOAN: Class Council 2: Comet Staff 2, 3, Art Editor 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, Pres. 4: Jr,-Sr. Prom-Banquet Committee 3: Band 2, 3, Pres. 4: Spanish Club 3, Cabinet 2: Gills' League Cabinet 2, 3: Tennis 2, 3, Captain 4: Exchange Assemblies 4: Bark of America Award 4 . , . GRIFFIS, CHARLENE: Student Council 4: C. S. F. 4: Y-Teens 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3: Jr.-Sr. Prom-Banquet Committee 3: Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls' League Vice-Pres. 3: Girls' Service 2: Exchange Assembly 4 . . . HALL, BETH: Y-Teens 2, 3: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 3: Spanish Club 2, 31 Echoing I 2, 4: Girls' League Cabinet 4: Stage Crew 3 , . . HARTH, JACKIE: Ftuder Council 4: C. S. F, Sec'y 2, 3, 4: Comet Staff 2, 3, Literary Editor 4: Y-Teen I' Cabinet 2, 3: G. A. A. 2, 3: Junior Play 3: Spanish Club 2, Cabinet 3: Echoing I. 2. 3, Editor 4: Ass't. Yell Leader 3: Pep Club 4: Girls' Service 2, 3, 4: Exchange Assemblies 2, 3, 4: Miss L. H. S, 4: Girls' State 3: Pep Girl 2 . . . HENDRIX, MARTHA: Y-Teen 2: Chorus 2: Spanish Club 2: Echoing: L 4: Bible Club 4 . . HOUSE, LAVERNE: C S, F. 4: Jr,-Sr. Prom-Banquet Committee 3: Echoing I, 4' Girls' League Treas -i: Girls' Service 3 . . . HUGGINS, MARIE: Trzinsfei' 3: Y-Teen 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3: Pep Club 4 . . . Page 19 Seniors Nila, Shirley, Evelynne, and Randy seemed amused with the prank staged by the underclassmen. an-4' -, H., , .sw This was our ever faithful mascot. Queen KEYES. VERLON: Class Council 3. 4, Vice-Pres. 2: F. F. A. 4: Boys' Federation Cabinet 2. 3: Football 2. 3, Captain 4: Track 1. 2: Boys' Service 2. 3: Block L 2, 3. 4 , . . LANE. LEROY: F. F, A. 2. Cabinet 3. 4: Bu-alceiball 3. 4: Boys' Seivife 3, 4: Block L 4 . . . LAND. BETHEL: Y-Teen 2, 3. 4: Chorus 2 . . . LARSON. DONNA: Y-Teen 2. 3: G. A. A. 2. 3: Chorus 4: Majorette 3. -1: Spanish Club 3: Ass't Yell Leader 2, 3: Girls' Service 2: Exchange Assembly 2. 3 . . . MADEN. BOB: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 3: Band 2, Spanish Club 3. 4: Echoing L 4: Tiack 2: Tennis 3, 4: Boys' Service 2. 3, 4: Block L 3, fi . . . McCLAIN. BILLIE: Jr.-Sr Prom-Banquet Committee 3: Spanish Club 2 . . . MQCORD. BILLIE JEAN: Class Council 2: Y-Teen 2. 3. 4: G. A. A, 2. 3: Junior Play 3: Chorus 2, 3: Majoiette 3. 4: Girls' League Cabinet 4: Pep Club 4 . . . MOORE. DENNIS: Football 4: Basketball 1. 2: Block L 2. 3. 4 . . . MOORIIEAD. CAROL: Y-Teen 2, 3. Cabinet 4: G. A A. 2, 3: Junior Play 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3: Echoing L. 4: Girls' League Cabinet 4: Ass't Yell Leader 4: Pep Club 4: Girls' Service 3. 4: Pep Girl 3 . . . MORILLO. CLARA: G, A, A. 2, Sec'y 3. Pres. 4: Spanish Club 2. ,Sec'y 3 . . . MORRIS. ELEANOR: C S. F. 2. 3: G. A. A. 2: Y-Teen 2, 3. 42 Band 2. 3. Student Director 4: Spanish Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4: Tennis 3. 4: Girls' Service 2. 3: Exchange Assembly 2 . . . NEECE. DICK: Student Council 2: Class Council 3. Pres. 2: Senior Play 3: Spanish Club 2. Officer 3: Football 2. 3. 4: Boys' Service 2. 3: Block L 2. 3 . . . NELSON. LESLIE: Student Cabinet 3: Junior Play 3: F. F. A. 2: Echoing L 4: Basketball 3: Boys' Service 3: Red Cross Council 2, 3: Exchange Assembly 3 . . . OSBORN. JOLINE: Class Council 3. Sec'y 2. 4: C. S. F. Vice-Pres. 4: Comet Staff 3. 4: Y-Teen 2. 3. 4: Jr.-Sr. Prom-Banquet Committee 3: Spanish Club 3. Pres. 2: Echoing L 4: Pep Club 4: Girls' Service 4: Bank of America Award 4 . . OVERBY. NORMA: Y-Teen 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 4: Pep Club 4 . . . PHARISS. VIRGIL: F. F. A. 3, Cabinet 4: Football 4: Track 4 . . . PHIPPS. DELLA SUE: Y-Teen 2, 3: G. A. A. 2, 3: Junior Play 3: Chorus 3. 4: Echoing L 4: Pep Club 4: Exchange Assembly 4 . . . PUGH. JEANNE: Class officer 4: C. S. F. 2. 4: Y-Teen. 2. 3, Cabinet 4: Chorus 2: Band 4: Echoing L 3: Girls' Service 2. 3, 4: Exchange Assembly 4 . . . RALEY, VONNIE: C. S. F. 4: Y-Teen 2. 4. Vice-Pres. 3: G. A. A. 2, 3. 4: Jr.-Sr. Prom-Banquet Committee 3: Elizabeth. Echoing L 4: Girls' League Sec'y 4: Pep Club 4: Girls' Service 2. 3, 4: Red Cross Council 3, 4 . . . VERLON KEYES LEROY LANE BETHEL LAND DONNA LARSON ROBERT MADEN BILLIE SUE MCCLAIN BILLIE JEAN MCCORD DENNIS MOORE lgfr - M lg KN Hugs HTVW 'SS- ' J 15 is.-ir Os.,-Q 'hifi' -mum Page 20 f 6 gn . :ii gy' I.. ' ,- ,- . , . . 'Y .N - . . s ' I- Q K - . ,. , . 15-0 L CAROL MOORHEAD CLARA MORILLO ELEANOR MORRIS DICK NEECE LESLIE NELSON JOLINE OSBORN NORMA JEAN OVERBY VIRGIL PHARISS DELLA SUE PHIPPS JEANNE PUGH VONNIE RALEY GERALD SCAMBLER , --up -ws sf' .N--' 750' ,,,,. 'K'-nr i .,....-17' .S 2 mia if 5? :I ' ww Page 21 JESSIE SCOTT RANDY SCOTT BUD SELBY BILL SELLERS NILA SPECHT BARBARA STELLING BARBARA TASIER DEAN TISTHAMMER NELLIE THOMAS HELEN THOMPSON BETTY TURNAGE DON TURNER Page 22 ,Q vy- atx N i xi f ::.9 if 'E' A 'Nga' 'Fins X4 3 EVELYNNE WATANABE BILL WEDDLE GEORGIA WIGALL ROBBIE WILLIAMS JAMES WILSON PETER WOOD DON WORTHINGTON GENE YORK SCOTT, JIQSSIE: Transfer 3: G. A. A. 4: Chorus 3, 4 . . . SCOTT, RANDY: Class Council 4: C. S. F. 3, Comet Staff 4: Junior Play 3: Senior Play 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: Echoing L 3: Stage Crew 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Boys' Service 2: Block L 2, 3, 4: Red Cross Council 2, 3, 4: Boys' State 3 . . . SELBY, BUD: Band 2: Boys' Ferloration Cabinet 4: Swimming 3 . . . SELLERS, BILL: Football 1. 2. 3, Co- Captznn 4: Track 1. 2: Blurk L 2, 3, 4 , , . SPECHT, NILA: Student Council 4: Class Oflirer 3: Comet Staff 2, 3, Photography Editor 4: Y-Teen 3, Cabinet 2: Jr.-Sr. Proin-Banquet Committee 31 Spanish Club 2, 3: Echoing L 3. 4: Girls' League Pres. -1: Pep Club 4: Girls' Service 2, 3: Exchange Assembly 2. 3, 4 . . . STIf11.LING, BARBARA: Transfer 4, Y'Teen 3, 4 . . . TASIHK. BAR- BARA: C. S F. 3: Spanish Club 2: Pep Club 4 . . . TISTHAMMIGR, DEAN: ' 2: Bible Club tfnolus L, 3, 4: Blsketball 3 . . . THOMAS, NELLIE: Spanish Club 4 ,... THOMPSON, HELEN: Student Council 3, 43 C. S. F. 4: Y-Teen 2, 3, 4: . . TUKNAGH. .lr,-Sr. i min-Banquet Committee: Spanish Club 2, 3, Pep Club 4 . lil'1'1'TY: Class Council 43 Y-Teen 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 2: Chorus 2, 3: Gnls' Service . NVATANABE, 3, Pres. 3, 4: 2. 3 . , . TURNER, DON: Football 3, 4: Block L 3, 4 . . l'IVl'Il.YNNE: Student Council 4: Class Sec'y 3: C. S. F. 2, Sec'y 1'unn-i Staff 2. 3. Editor 4, G. A. A. 3. 4, Co-Chairman Jr.-Sr. Prom-Banquet 33 t'im,iis 2: Yep Club 41 Girls' Service 2, 3, 4: D. A. R. Award 4: Bank of America Auaid -1 . . . WI-JDDLIC, BILL: Studert Council 4: Jr.-Sr. Prom-Bat-quet Com- iniiivi- 3: Band 2, 3. Vice-Pies, 4: Football 4, Captain 3: Basketball 2. 3, Captain 1, Block I. 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1. 2, Captain 3, 4 . . . WIGALL, GEORGIA: Transfer 31 YA'l'vi-n 3. 4: Chorus 1: Spanish Club 3: Pep Club 4: Girls' Service 3, 4 . . . l.'ll,I.i'KMS. HOBBY: F. F. A 2. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, Captain 4: Boys' Service 3. -lg Blork L 3, 4 . . . VVILSON, JAMES: C. S. F. 4: Band 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1. Ll, Il. lg Blurk L 3, -lg Swimming 2, 4, Captain 3: Exchange Assembly 2, 3. 4 . . . VXOLHD. PETER: Bible Klub 3, Vice-Pres. 4 . . . WORTHINGTON. DON: Band 2: Spznnsli Club 2, 3: Stage Crew 2, 4: Football 2, 4: Basketball 3: Track 4 . . , YORK. GENE: Junior Play 4: Chorus 3, 4: Football 2, 3. 4: Track 2, Block I. 3, 4. Page 23 Senior members of the physics class, Jimmy, Larry, Evelynne, Don, Dlc, and Gene, did some bet wucn study building. . QucsS0n' X .mul A. Oihte.-5 were lhe fill Schull. .. , Jumor C1355 , 13 Kelloxrbiv an C- Pgsmle. V S' Caxrns. - D, Kellogg- Cams, merry, Andefson' no, S- 1 hu. A Llxxessenbergzgnolniri' G. Lualleni Zrxyensenbeffyl DA vp ' ' - mx. ' hm: - ' . MA Bm.n5'h?, Sinhxgnrry' V.. gcgnlie jrfmmr class councxl. pl Levwrlti ' Wood c0mp!'1S THE IUNIGHS MADE A BIG SPLASH l'upr1m': T. Ellis. J. Bundy, D. Armstrong, B. Brenner, C. Bodine, D. Haines, R, Connelly, I Gallaway B Floyd R V Hardin W June- G Huff, D. De-pew. Sec-unrl row: M, Burns, B. Ceresa, D. Brown, D. G .1 1L..1, lr. Anderson, R. Bryant, lx rlanflv. R. l'larltia,.J. Brmsfn, Gosg F Hmmm. Thlrci mwp B. Jones, J. James, S. Farlow. S, Caxrns. G Ju:-vs, M. Ford, V. Jones, F, Breckenmdge, V. Haynes, W. Helton Fourth row: D. B '- ' ' ' ' ' axxerd, lx. Adams, M. Berry, V. Bolen, M. Lastln, S. uuoclwm. D. Bruno, M. Allen, R. Crawford. Page 24 gf 430 QQ Top row: J. Vidrio, E. Ruiz, H. Randolph, R. Reddington. C. Waldi on, P. Steele, B. King, C. Pistole, G. Todd, L. Thomas, R. Newman, J. Waddell, B. Martin, IJ. Kellogg, J. Whisnand. Second row: D. Reid, R. Schreiber, Y. Pinegar, D. Krag, C. Quessenberry, M. Leeper, J, Wood, A. Quessenberry, G. Keeth, D. Schutt, C. Worthington, P. Wood stock. Third row: F. Ross, B, Keller, J. Wcddle, G. Luallcn, P. Trow, D. King. H. Owen. M. Wood, G. Noel, N. Thompson. Fourth row: L. Kirkland, S. Lander, J. Mxirlow, J. Rztlcy, R. Masellt, P. Lcewrlght, J. Kirk, B. Raley, I. Pitcock. Our junior class will never be forgotten, that's for sure. Under the leadership of our president, Dori Kellogg, vice-president, Arel Quessenberryg secretary, Stepheny Cairns, treasurer, David Schutt, and our four ad- visors, we think we had just about the best class and year ever. We hold the claim that never in a thou- sand years will our junior class play be ex- celled in which six ot us had the leads. We showed our talent even more, though, when we pocketed the ten dollar first prize in the Spring Sing. Of course, our sweaters are by far the best looking yet, and We have the cutest emblem which Was designed by Mavis Eastin. But our high light of the year came when we presented the annual junior-senior prom and banquet for the graduating seniors. The theme was one of the future and it will bc many years before they forget the honor bestowed upon them that night in May. Right, above: Uzuiny strutted his stuff to help the juniors take first at the Spring Sing. Right, below: The banquet and prom committee were the following: Top row: D, Schutt. M. Easlin. B Brenner. G. Todd, A. Quessenberry, B. Ceiesn Second row: I. Pitcock, B Keller. S. Cairns, C. Quessenberry, D. llepew. Third row: M. Wood, W, Helton, G. Laurie, C. ,fx Waldron. P455 2.5 S S01-DH soPH0M0RIC The Sophs ot '54 have really had a grand year in old Lindsay High and have really made things go. We started things oft with bang at our Sophomore A There was so m stage that the a big Inateur Hour. uch good talent on they should have called it professional hour. We Sophs also .stepped into the ring at the Lions Club speaking con- test with lim Richey, Sandy Ewing, Duane Larson, and Bill Earley talring their bows. I We sent Kenneth Branstetter, a fellow student who was seriously in- jured in an automobile accident, a pair ot ear phones so that he could V listen to the radio more While in the pig, .43 hospital. Later we sent a box of candy 7 A wi to him, and his pals agreed it was good. A T Neff? Our super advisers, Ms y, Lanekrd gfwpfffssy Miss Hitchcock, M' I. 'ff' Q es, GQ. Tguegh N0 Mr. MacFadze f I ff. B. Cgtvgsziihfiisff Q11 Ofou X se !?,Q x K 1 ' R,,e'?Q,xns5:0n.pson, vig! 3 ,ws-Ewa gi- Tkfmwom fopyr Vqigxdguferz 'H Ab0v:Sw1 copemfea d V. ing, idfgi. s Hostetter, ,. Snasdell, and n, have boosted us in r fun and folly. phom 11 dresSed so . YV9 Left. f the . 011 .Gmc the pl es enjoyed Ol' bes- rth are ur no om 0 ketched fr ts S wden aft S mfire I Sopho Right' edder. ron' m page 26 HAD A BUSY YEAR Top row. S. Keeth. B. Curtin. C. Blackford, S. Ewing, J. James. B Bi-or-kholm. B. lflzirley. H. Brown. S. Blue, C. Fox, T. Deathemge, J Dotts. Second row: D. Hutehins. A. Harrison, W. Kinder, T. Collins, R. Jones, M. Kimlxerling. B. Allred, D. Hollemnn. W Breshezxrs, J Depew. N. Davis. V. Copeland. Third row: F. Biggs. S. Harbin. A. Hurlmzin, J. Harrison. A. Fuller, D. Greer, R. J. Bishop, J. Collins. H. Graves. S. Adams, L. Egbert, R. Coppol-k, J. Chamblee. Fourth row: J. Hfilstewfl. L. Crow. H. flanilile, M. Feviniier- ll Rios. K- 49l'Y'lN'l- J- Crump. R. Buenzife, A. Archer, R. Craft. S. King, S. Carbajal, Fifth row: Al. Bolen, .I, Del Buuhiu, M. Gruover, S. Collin:-1, N. Dunn, D. Aldridge. N. Anderson. K. Braustvtter, l-I. Cathay, G. Harris, L. hlngelking. Top row: IG. Lzuly. R, Sem-mlzx. M. Smith, ll. Purtle, J. 'l'zisu-r. t'. Ilzivis. B Nm-ere. 'I', Norris, N. Loyd, G. Depee, W, Engelking. C, Nystrom J. Richey. Second row: G. Lune, J. Vetter, D. Larson. R. Mvtlzill. H. villlt-IYIII. D Brown. L7 'I'urnei', ll. Rlletlil, H. VVynn, VV. '1'hom:is, .I. Little ton, I. Youmz. Thirci row: B, Yvilllllllgllllll, J. Thompson. V. Xvorthington. H Paschall. S. Qll9SS9I1lV9l'l'j', I. Lencioni, K. Yoshulzl, H, Sliixipziuizh. VS Thomas. IJ, Poe. B. Leming. Fourth row: D. Lacey, G. Beevh. J. Sharp. ll. Thomas. I-Z. Stzlnifer. G. Luallleh. D, VVillsey, B. Pettit. G, Owens Fifth row: E. Mirelez. A. Mendoza, B. Waldron, A. Steele. M. Moore, J. Littleton. A. Stowell, A. Smith, D. Wright, D. Murray. I'.1,ul 2' 'A' if 15 V A, Bruno' ' 'aft s .. . , 4 by- 5- Bt 'S' ix. F- C ' B-v 'af erm, L Inlloldsoy. E- Jianvzr Helton. D' gfirigigle. M. Bl:-omef ,- ' '1 - ' 1 '10 G Furze- D- Mum Hacknvy B' Comm' Jensen P Cox' Cayxor' ' wi-fl. M. ' Cranston. 5- 1 ' -e QC. Kremer' CA Jackson. J- U 3 Hndebr ,, d.. B4 J. 1 ' 1, im - 'ron 'Owl Bm ceresaj LASESSA, G. Ke1'0gg'sAbDL-lxggn. F. Kellirri-Surg? gonnisch- D' Cram on , y d rowt - R' Armfb- ' greet. L. l X ' V Dorsey sewn cl row' R Jones. J, Brads Gnandy- P- Davis' Thu J freeman, B' J' Green' Fourth rowi H- Bowan' ' OUR FIRST FRESI-IMAN CLASS BEGAN This freshman class made history as being the first ninth grade ot ole Lindsay High. We've sure had a lot ot fun being here and we think we have contributed some to this school. We paraded our talent in high style at the trosh assembly and you saw us in those speech class plays. A freshman took top honors in the Sophomore Amateur Hour and members of our class received all prizes on Sadie T011 row4 C- Webb ' C' ackS0n, A council. ' D- Rueda, and.pBmn9' G4 Kellogg B . RlChey served' - Cel-esa On the fgessecond row: mah class P4186 28 5 Kellollti- in Top row: M. Nesalhous, B Wood Nystrom. J Marl . S, W. Woodstock R . ow, E. Needham D IlZ'll9V J Smith 17 . . Parrigan. D. Laune. B. Young. T. Sims, A. Re nnzds, B. Whlt A , . Rueda. Second row: C. Martlnez, C. Weddle, B. Slaight. M. Pep y . , R. Ru-hey, J. Parker, B. Williams, A. Stowall. Third row: H. Noel 1PPWI'u:l1l. G. Whxte, I, Snow, M. Shinpaugh. Fourth ruw: A ' Leeper, I. Morris. M. Wilkerson, C. Odle. e, R. Milvholl, 1' Per, S. Talbot, C. Owens, D. VVoml, lt. . H. Rlos, D. Poston, I. Murguia, S. . Pltcock. G. Thomas, J. Mulhulla ' ml, L, Webb, D. ITS H1sToRY WITH A BANG HgWlil1'1S' DGY' I S t rdoy out Of b' freshman lrollc. We Spent O G u MCIY third We Hhuioifuifvitfo biQf successful dflflce- doors ond ended ll 9 - D' 1 RuedCI Bill Cereso Qulded Us and KK wer' our vice-president Clark D . ' l choir- . Cello Webb' SOQG - tC1fY. and b. k treasure-rg Peggy 'R1chey, tielciritudents have done Cl great Jo ICC Soillhese kids olong Wlth the O V IUCN. Page lumld, B. Lamb, V Marlow, D. McClure, V. . -1' 'P' a and Diane m nn ' . , ' S- Deannaf Jae 'Simms Sm Darrel. nlry yn the freshman e 29 .. IO! te en1erH'l'le'5 . -u 1 mul 1 de , tn. . ....N .... - H t ' A H story uoml: Buys PUVH 'Vlrs Woudwarcrs seventh pemod Llass made U- S ' L. H. S. STUDENTS HAD Top left: Spanish class askvd :1 youd question. Top right: We had qulte a group of future srfienllsts in biology. Bottom lvftz An unme- 1l9Vll'lg Jlmmy llstened to Dm while Gene worked. Bottom right: The class took typing very seriously. Page 30 KUMN. .1 lemme llfllllled m dll' ' chemxstry. Bxll. Jxmmy. Blll. Roxanne an . .. xn Top e-ft: F: SEVEN PERIODS OF WORK, STUDY, AND FUN fs. ' M ,I ,lag 'QL-sl....J loft' Freshmen Englxsh class grinned :mal bore it. Top rlghtg U11-anxng.: up was an integral part ul me humenmkim.: class, Bnllnm 't'hhl'IR'Il studued sovial luving Bott-pm right: Future draflsmen xx ere tramed m the mechanical drawing class. P.1ge 31 ! V : WE CRAMMED DGWN THE SGLIDS, BUT I X -.. ' ,x ' itll .HQ . .ZS ,affix Top left: The clramatics class tried to torture poor Charlene. Top right: Shop boys wxelded the tools. Center left: Would-be secretaxies used the chctaphone machine. Center nght: Future draftsmen used the t'1any:,ln :md T-square. Bottom left: Junlor English students read Amer- ican literature. Bottom rxghtz The freshman speech class put on many one act plays. Page 32 MOST OE THE TIME WE HAD FUN Twp ll-fl John, limb. :xml llurulsi worked at the slule rule Top llghl' Sn-nmr pmlvlvnx class worked out everyday questions, KR-ntl-r lltl 1:11101 1ll1'IlP1l un IIIQIIISTUVP our in SCIHUI' I':Ylp.fllSh. Center rxght: Girl: plznwl za lmrml gznne nf lmsketl-all, Bottom left: Marin' wus Mum xml Clzuufs lucky patxent lll home nurslng class. Bottom ughtg Study hall was always busy. P.l,CL' Jl43,Q1ffilN 4 ZA? J Q J N9 Q locidefrshin iniiicxiivcw follmwsllip to help us b1'7f.'OTTl better 11'xi1znm:,x Tv f Thx' J ix ,, 48 - Dan Graham vice-president of C A. S. C., District XII. Bill Weddlc Sharon Lander. secretary of welfare, Martha Leeper, student president nf Blovlt L, Evelvnne Watanabe. editor of the Comet, Jackie Harth. secretary. Jim Fuller, commissioner of athletics, Charlene Griffis. sec editor of the lflvlioing Lfand Janet Cosmey. president of the Junior Reel of assemblies, and Helen Thompson, student body treasurer, went on Cross, put their heads together in discussion. fm' loads Of Sewlce- Geary Austin led the student body through a very successful Hi, Kids! Lets take a glance back at what the cabinet has accomplished tor the year l95l-52. First, let's look at the Way the hard working yell leader, Marilee Ford, started and carried out the idea ot a pep club. This club lacked a few in number, but still they did lots oi yelling. Next came the Teen-Age Center which was the result of more than one working. From all reports I think this was a big success. Another thing which contributed much to the school was the cleaning up ot the sunflower seeds. This was carried out by hard working Larry Baile-W with the fine Cooperation ot the students. This year we brought the constitution up to date on some items and made some minor changes on others. We have Martha Leeper to thank lor this. Near the end of the year with the help ot Mr. Hartman We started the a la carte service in the cafeteria. This gave the kids a chance to grab a snack between classes. I Want to thank Mr. Hartman and each mem- ber ot the student cabinet tor their tine coopera- tion and help in making the year l95l-52 a big success. So long. GEARY AUSTIN President. Top row: Bill Ceresa, freshman class presidentg Larry Ballew, president of Boys' Federationg Don Kellogg. junior class presidentg Jon Ball. senior class president: Harry Rueda. sophomore class president, and yell leader. Marileu Ford. and Nila Specht, president uf Girls' League, all contributed much to mir school. DIRECTED ALL TI-IE L. H. S. ACTIVITIES Top row: I-1. Watanabe, II. Rueda, .I, Ball. D. Graham. N. Specht. B. Cvresa, Adviser Mr. llurlmnn. Second row: J. Fuller, C. Griffls. H, Thompson, J. llaxith, G. Austin, Third row: B. Weddle, M. Lauper, M. Ford, D, Kellogg, L. Ballew, .xv 1' ,v'- N., Wi. ' 1, in sv Page 3 7 SALE HERE Cecil sold annu al 1 s 0 Jerry, Margene, Sandy, and James Harry helped in Carl, Fied e qometvs cause by selling k . and Marilee at the basketball gafrijeles to THE COMET STAFF COMPILED THE pq.. Watanabe and adviser, Miss Wil' The eiiifgg 5,Zehy22?book's progress- liams. FW Page 38 Along with compiling a collection of this year's memorable events, we have endeavor- ed to illustrate the teen-ager's view of the World as We live it today. The staff Worked hard and Well to do this, and We hope that you will get as much satisfaction from this book as We have had in providing the yearbook for you. We'd like to thank Miss Williams for all her wonderful advice and help, Miss Williams always seemed to be able to make a molehill out of a mountain in regard to the ump-teen problems which came up all too often. The literary staff carried out their part in the book Wonderfully, as did the art staff. The art staff turned out some very nice things for our annual. A complete sellout was the Work of the business staff. The photographers had a terrific job which lasted the whole year. With their super coeoperation and Work We were able to give you this colossal collection of pictures. Special thanks wentto loline Osborn for doing all our typing. I'd like to thank you for the opportunity you gave me to edit this book for you. 1 hope you like it. EVELYNNE WATANABE Editor Comet v Ely, 'o 'fa ' ou. Ju. ',4w.J..s.1. A-Uni-04+ 9 YEARS HISTORY LL.. . ws l I fb- 'IL s ' L o .5 - 6' A-o . 1' B-u.J fd 6 kom 4-4-JI A-LL film? ,Z7,,,L,, 4 . 2047. wa-L.. RS. . ' I J ' HN' Afniv fud 4u 0 I J 7.6 Top left: an Givan, Mavis Eastin, Evel ne Wat be. Margenc Wood, and Jean Vetter looked over their drawings. Top rightp Randy Scott and Nila Specht lined 'em up while David Schutt got ready to snap the picture. Center: The literary staff was comprised of Martha Leeper, Jackie Harth Eloise Vaughn, Beverly Keller, Bill Earley, Ruthann Craw- fnid. Jon Ball, and Peggy Richey. Bottom: Business staff Duane Larson. Dan Graham, Nila Specht, Cecil Waldron, and Norman Davis, discussed finances while our typist, Joline Osborn, looked on. 'w ww. P.1ge 39 GIRLS' LEAGUE SET A PACE ECB L. I-I. S. ACTIVITIES Mr. Meaders helped wash dishes at the Girls' League Christmas dinner at which the League invited the boys. Our Girls' League is a Wonderful organization. Every girl here at I., H. S. belongs to it automatically. We have accomplished a lot this year and we are happy about this. Nila Specht was our very capable president and she had a iine cabinet to assist her. Diana Bruno was our vice president, and she acted as MC for our assemblies. Our secre- tary Was Vonnie Raley, and LaVerne House took care of all our money. Our assemblies, We thought, were tops, and Diana Bruno did a line job as assembly chairman. We had assemblies for several special days, Halloween, Armistice Day, Top row: A. Bruno. II. Owen, D. Cranston, M. Hackney, A. Dunlap, D Barrera, I. Pitcock, M. Allen. M. Ford. S, Cairns, V. Haynes, N Thompson, K, Adams, B. Keller, L. Kirkland, M. Nesalhous. P. Davis. B, Williams. S. Kellogg. Second row: K. Jensen. B. Cranston. C, Nystrom. E. Needham. J Hildebrand. D. King. V. Jones. G. Noel. B. Slaight. V, Dorsey, F. Breckenridge, B, Jones. S. Briggs. C. Owen. D. Barrett, W. Helton. S. Gsndy, M. Shinpaugh. Third row: P. Richey, J. Smith. V. Bolen. M. Berry. R. Corcoles. R. Armas. I. Murguia, J, Mulholland, H Rios. G. Thomas. J. Bradstreet, B. Lamb, F. Craft. J. Parker. L. Kirklai d. Fourth row' S. Farlow. D. Bruno, I. Snow. M. Leeper. D. Krag, W. Helton, B. Green. J. Freeman. A. Stowell. M. Eastin, M, Wood. B, Raley. B. Cochran. Fifth row: J. James. G. Jones. J. Marlow, J. Raley, S. Lander. D. Marlow. D. McClure, J, Bohnisch. G. White. A. Pltcock. E. Hamby. S. Talbot. C. Webb. Bottom row: Y. Pinegar, J, Weddle. I Morris. R. Maselli. S. Kerslake, V. Leewright. P. Leewright, S, Todd. D. Ioston. .41 fyf I x r ,l A 14' 4' -Ji an s :QAM ,f A' Mx' Q . 'QI' 'l'op row: li. VVnt:m:ihn'. ll. Thompson, VV. Helton, B Hall, M. Ford. Al 1.4-4-por, S. Cliurlvhols. .l. ll:u'lh. F. flriffis. Second row: J. Cosmey, V. lizilcy. x N. Sm-rhl, U. Almxrlnlnrl. B. Mn'Cord, D. Brun0. J . .Y Chrisimas, and Leap Year. We purchased a new hot dog Cooker for stu- W Ogxgnfiwxlfge112321-nfbfgf mins.-I-. A , o , ns y 0 y . dent oody use to supplement the old ones. 'We went carolina at Springville, and even took along the fellas, too. All in all, we consider the past year one of which to be proud. Top row: A. Smnh. li. Hutchins. J. Givan. J. Vetter, B. Tasier. I. Young, H. Vaughn, N. Sperhl, L. Ausburn, C. Grlffis, L. l-Ighn-rt. B. Jones. S Collins, J. Cosnwy, B. Stelling. J. Elmore. L. House, B. Craft. M. Roh-n. D, Greer, I. Anderson. Second row: K. Yuslihlzi, H, lighert. B. Jones. S. Collins, .l. Hosni:-y. B. Stelllng, J. Elmore. L. House. B lfrzift. M. Iiolen. D. Greer. I. Anderson. Second row: K. Yoshida, 1: Hzill. B. 'l'uri.:ige, N. Uvm-rhy. J. Harth, C. Moorhead. B. VVilhams. J. Osborn. B. Mcl'lain. H. Shinpaugh, I-I. Morris. R. Mcklull, VV Thomas, I-2. Uathvy, A. llzirlmzin. B. l'ur1:xin, J. Harrison, A. Harrison, B. Gamble J. Halstead. A. Stowell. Third row: C. Morillo, F. Biggs, Il. Thompson. V. Haley. S. Garcia, ll Wigull, C. Salazar, J, Littleton. D. Murrcy, S. Keith l-1. Mira-lvz. R. Gomez, D. Arroyo, A. Mendoza, M. Fevinge-r. Fourth row. S. Cai'lmj:1l. l-I. XVut:nmln-. J. Pugh, S. Adams, S. King. B. Mctfmd W Odle. Ii, Aldridge, D. Wright, VV. Kinder, G. Pzlsrhzxll, S. Qiie-ssl-he lorry. l. 1.4-nrlonx. Fifth row: S. Harbin, M. Groover, J. Chamblee. L. ldngolking. N. Dunn, B. Jones, A. Fuller, J. Thompson, A. Sieelv, Rl. Moon-. Thompson, B Lund. Sixth row: Donna Berry, M. Berry, D. Depee. J Del Brin-lima. l.. Crow, M. Huggins, V. Copeland, M. Hendrix, Ii. Cop- povk. V. Worthington. tl. Harris, S. Charlebois. THE C. S. PERS WERE REWARDED WITH FUN AN D ,UQ 9- 5 Top row: Cecil Waldron, Joline Osborn, Martha Leeper. Bottom row: Jackie Harth, Evelynne Watanabe. Top row: D. Schutt, S. Cairns, J. Richey, S. Ewing, B. Earley, G, Austin, C. Waldron, J. Cosmey, Adviser Miss Allison Hostetter. Second row: I. Pitcock, J. Harrison, B. Waldron, M. Nesalhous, E. Vaughn, C. Griffis, J. Osborn, A. Bruno. Third row: K. Jensen, B. Cranston, E. Morris, K. Adams, S. Charlebois, J. Pugh, V. Dorsey, L, House. Fourth row: W. Helton, R. Crawford, S. Lander, H. Thompson, I. Morris, J. Harth, B. Lamb, V. Copeland. Fifth row: B. Green, S. Garcia, M. Leeper, C. Webb, P. Richey, C. Kreiger, E. Watanabe, V. Raley. Martha and Sharon registered the convention delegates while Bonita waited for registration. As brains, we sure had a good time this year. We were co-hosts for the fall C. S. F. convention. Kids from approximately fifteen schools enjoyed an afternoon at the city park. The first semester officers were Evelynne Watanabe, president, Martha Leeper, vice-president, Iackie Harth, secretary-treasurer. The second semester members spent a day at Fresno State. 'We also Contributed forty-five dollars to the Comet. The big Wheels were Cecil Waldron, president, Ioline Osborn, vice-presi- dent, Iackie Harth, secretary-treasurer. Miss Allison Hostetter was our adviser. Pug: -K2 ,vm-rf F 'ie Top row: M. Hendrix, M. Leeper. L. Ballew. J. lfuller. J Ball. Adviser Mr. Brown, L, Nelson. C Nystrom. Second row: L. Allen. D. Bruno. N. Spet-ht. 1' Moorhead, J, Osborn. S. Charlebois. J, Harth. V. Haley, Third row: B. Williams. B. Keller. S. Lander I Haley. Fourth row: L. House. R.. Crawford. TI-IE ECHOING L DELIVERED THE NEWS As each edition ot the Echoing LH made its weekly appearance, we of the literary staff developed our journalistic knowledge from a small pebble into a broad, learning area. The 'Echoing L was always the welcomed publication here at L, H S. and one which was great lun to produce. 1.0111 S 1'lml'lt-Ima M I.0vm'r, C Nlmwhvzlul. ll I4lH1ll9ll. and J ll:ll'lh gzltllvrvil around the flllDlli'7lllFlpI 'n:u'hi'v Right lmttnm: J. Raley. R. Crawford. H livllcl fi Hall. S. Lander, L Bzlllew ll Bruno. R. Marlvn. M. Leeper and G Lnulll-n crowdm adviser, Mr Brown Top right: Heard technician. Vonnie Halley and editor around their .l'u'kie Hrlrth inspected xx stencil Page 43 XP' ---4 ,file . X s 1 O 4. 1 THE BUYS' ith ,Q u Q... -U .AO- .-of Top nm. 1, Kellogg, freshman representatlve, R Buenafe. l sophomore rep:-esentatlveg R. Iriye, vnce-presldent. Bottor' row. IJ Kellogg, sergeant-at-arms: D. Becker, secretary: .I Ball. sl-nmr l'01'Il'9S?Fl'.a'.lV9j Il. Ballew, presndent Boys' Staters to go to Sacramento thus June wa-rn Dan Graham, David Schutt, Harold Anderson, and alternate. .lay Waddell. Top mw1 .I. Vidrlo, I. Galloway, B. Patton, B. Young, C. Waldron, J. Bandy, B, Brenner. W. Jones, D. Armstrong. D. Hamas, G. Tmld, C Pwtolm-, L Thomas. B. Floyd. P. Steele, R. Newman, R. Garcia, P. Goss, D. Kellogg, D. Laurie. Second row: L Fultz, R. Mlll7ll9ll. lfl. Rulz, L lmdrlrlslly, X. Iiollands, B Iiumley, R. Connelly, R. Rerldington, R. Bryant. H. Anderson, P. Woodstock. J. Brown, J. Wznlrloll. ll. Keeth. R V. Hzxrhln li. f'0l'0S!l. R SC'hl49lb9F, ll. Atterberry, C. Thompson. Third row: G. Marlow. F. Ross, B. Marlin, C. Bodine. M Burns, J VVmnl, ll. Handy. D flruharn K' Qllt-'SSPIlb9I'l'y, Il Brown, A. Quessenberry, B. King, H. Randell. ll Schutt, T. Ellis Fourth row' I7 Rani. G VVhlsnnand, J Marlow. H Noel, ll. Wood. G. Kellogg, R. Estrada, M. Bloomer, B, Ceresa, C. Jackson, Il Austln, P. Cox, T. Sums Flfth row: M Wilkerson, J Am-ns-io, J Caylor. li Vvllllli R Parrlgan, tl Furze, W. Woodstock, B. Woods, F. Keller, Il. Rueda. SlXIh row. V. Leeper, C. VVerldle. R. Haley. M. Pepper, F 1l'lj'E, lf' liorttor. C. Worthington, R. Jones, D. Engle, C. Krelger, C. Odle Page 44 FEDERATION WAS BUSY ALL YEAB LONG J Trying to hold their own with the Girls' League the Boys' Federation made a few changes this year. They began with the revision of their constitution. By the previous constitution all federation officers were elected at the beginning of each school year and thus the boys did not get their names in the handbook Now the officers will be elected at the same time as the Girls' League officers and their names will be entered in the handbook. Under the supervision of Steve Hanigan and 'l'f'ex Meaders, the boys have taken interest in various projects. Some of these projects seemed small, but they served their purpose which was to keep our school looking nice and running smoothly. Besides the every day things, as keeping the grounds clean and names off school proper ty, the federation undertook jobs concerning the welfare of our fellas. Things like keeping the showers in the boys' P. E. Working and soap in the containers were extras, mainly through the efforts of President Larry Ballew. The federations president, Larry Ballew, came through again when he was appointed to handle the ever present seed situation. Under his persistence and a little persuasion this headache was stamped out almost entirely. Top row. C Crow. P. Wood. G York. L. Lane. D Worthington. B. Earley. B. Weflclle. G. Sczimbler, D. Tisthammer. R. Williams. B. Brom-kholm H Brown. C Davis. J. James. S. Ewing. S Blue. N. Davis. J. Richey. B. Anderson. Second row: V. Phariss. D. Cary, B. Fimlimlgv. li. Mau N Lloyd. 'I' Norris. D Klinke. G Austin. D. Purfle. R. Scott. I. Ballew. D Bevlier. D. Nei-ce. J. Sharp. G. Dunn. C. Nystrom. B Sellers. llezislwfns '1'!mil now: .l. I-ullvr. J. Wilson, L Nelson. I-I. Lady. I. Pistole. B Neeve. C. Turner. P. Fox. T. llcatlxihgv. J. Ball. V. limos. 1'-irrvr D Willwy. D Poo Fourth row: R. Iriye, M. KlITllJ9lllllLf. D. lnwy. 15. Leniimq. ll. liiiodu. B. Pettit. M. Smith. B. Allred. B. Cloull. 4 linens im-r. D. Larson Fifth row: J. Collins. D. Holleman. D Brow n. J. Crump. R. Buenzxfe. B. Graves, R. Bishop. J. liuullen. ll. Wynn Depew . G. Ihlpa-0 Sixth row: E. Stzmlfer, G. Beech, R. Loyd, B Whittington. 13. Lane. A. Archer, K. Brmistetfer, R. Thomas, J. Dolls. Page 45 GIRLS' SERVICE CLUBS WERE A CREDIT TC TI-IE SCHOOL Here in L. H. S. we have tour service organizations lor the girls, the names of which are Toppers, for seniors, Stirrups, for juniors, Spurs, for sophomores, and Boots, for freshmen. The purpose of these organizations is to instill a desire to be of service to the school by doing odd jobs around the campus. We earn points for doing such jobs as helping with dances, parties, and booths. Forty points are needed to become a member oi one of these iour organizations. ,..- V- -... Tv., 5.0 - , 4 Above, top row: M. Groover, J. Thompson, A. Hartman, V, Worthing: Lon. L. Engelking, J. Raley, E, Morris. Second row: J. Littleton, 141. Watanabe, V. Raley, M. Wood, R Crawford, W. Helton, S Lander Third row: M. Leeper, S. Garcia, S. Keeth, S. Farlow, D. Aldridge, N. Dunn, M. Berry. Below, top row: D. King, M Moore, L. Kirkland, S. Cairns. J. Cosmey, J. Osborn, A. Steele. B. Waldron, H. Owen, K. Adams Second row: L, House, B. Keller, M. Eastin, D. Krag, E. Vaughn, J. Harth, S- CUHFICDOIS, J. Pugh, C- Moorhead. Third FOWZ I. Pi' cock, R. McCall, A. Harrison, S. Quessenberry, B. Raley, P. Leewright, 1. Lencioni, R. Maselli. Page 46 'UK l. Lo as AG, ' 5 .gp 35 ,W GJ 'O lb+L: '.Q'Ah F -46' Left. top row: D. Brown, R. Williams, B. King, C. Davis, S. Blue. Second row: B. Neece, C. Fox, C. Turner, D. Graham, G. Marlow Third row: R. Garcia. L. Lane, R. Bryant. H. Anderson. Right, top row: B. Pettitt. J. Rivhey. T. NOFNS. H- Wyhn. B. Graves. G. DIHIH Second row: D. Depew, L. Ballew, J. Ball, G. Keeth, A. Quessenberry, Third row: T. Ellis. J. Crump, H. Rueda, G. Lane. THE BOYS' SERVICE CLUBS WCDRKED HARD EOR POINTS For the boys ol L.. H. S. there ore lour service clubs falling under the titles of Cord Kids, Cdrd Plebes, Cards Iunior Grade and Cards Senior Grade. The Worthwhile purpose ol these clubs is to help work up C111 enthusiasm and pride in keeping our school and the surrounding campus clean, and to stimulate cr desire to be ol service to the school by being cr club officer or, helping to pldn and tcxke port in the mdny school dctivities. Paga' 47 . H . ...F Tl-IE SPGRTY G. A. A. -- ' We ot the Girls' Athletic Association have really had a tull year. We won't forget the hilarious volley ball games between us and the ,ii men teachers or the basketball games with the W women. The teachers won both times even Fx Il ma! -' Q-me is A 1 .My .s fr. - - fr W 4 Q 1 . ff 34 ' 1:5 L-a A I I A V ' l A - -. Q ' , - K o t N' :....,. .Q Members of the cabinet were the following: Top row: S. me 3 l I A Garcia, Adviser Miss Hitchcock, C. Morillo, M. Groover . 1 Second row: S. Charlebois, W. Helton, M. Nesalhous, N. A x -F, 1 , Thompson. Third row: B. Raley, G. Noel. .. In , 3 B J ' H I W A H . . V ' T ' 4 . f l t 1 i l 5 . ,W ' H. K W Q - T Y I TY! vs, X.: . . . W' 'V I Top row left: I. Snow, C. Nystrom, H. Owen, B. Raley, J. Pugh, N Thompson, V. Haynes, N. Dunn, M, Bolen. Second row: Adviser Miss Hitchcock S. Garcia, G. Noel, V. Worthington, J. Scott, V. Bolen, W, Helton, . Watanabe, C. Morillo. Third row: M. Nesalhous, W. Helton, S. Charlebois, Berry, D. Depee, M. Huggins, V. Raley, C. Owen, P. Davis. Fourth row: . Slaight, S. Quessenberry, I. Lencioni, I. Morris, D. McClure, N. Overby, Groover. F UN, Tl-IRILLS, AND ANTICIPATION MARKED ALL The Block L Society, currently composed ot fifty-seven members, is tor athletes who have made one A, two B, or three C letters in the same sport. It is entirely an honorary organization to which it is a privilege to belong. Our adviser this year, Mr. Brown, assisted by Miss l-lostetter, coached, pleaded, and pounded out of us one of the most entertaining and profitable productions ever staged by an organization ot this school-- a musical comedy entitled Hearts and Gowns. Etzlgtfi ,,, u L4 yy. Left: Hilarious chorus girls in the Block L operetta, Hearts and Gowns were V. Phariss, H. Rueda, G. Dunn, D. Depew, D Gandy. C. Nystrom, and R. Buenafe. Right, top row: B. Weddle, B. Young, B. Taylor, R. Williams, D. Neece, G York, D. Moore. Second row: R, Sellers, C. Turner, V. Phariss, G. Marlow, A. Quessenberry, J. Wood, T. Norris, L. Lane. Third row: J. Littleton, H Rueda. J. Wilson, J. Richey, B. Selby, C. Quessenberry, B. Maden, C. Nystrom. Page 48 PROVIDED GOOD, CLEAN FUN EOR EVERYONE though all played a swell game. The games ot the year were with Strathmore. We lost both, but they were real thrillers. 'We had a grand time at the folk dance playday in Visalia and at the basketball playday in Strath- more, We really showed them what we could do. Some ol the girls of G. A. A. got a good lesson at Fresno in reiereeing. s 1nn-. 4 -nn ,- A l, .-I.-.-.i 41. Left: The G. A. A. walked off with second prize at the Spring Sing, Right: Mary. Evelymv, and Wilma unbelievingly looked on while Norma and Miss Hitchcock demonstrated their cooking ability at the G. A. A. chicken fry, 1 Ir g . BLOCK L ACTIVITIES I - i I , Y. Our initiation and dance was the gala event 'M I bw' N - ot March 28 followed by the annual Lions Club banquet for us. Our hard-working otlicers for the year were Bill Weddle, prexyt secretary-treasurer, Dan Gra- QA hamg sergeant-at-arms, Don Kellogg. T .sr-r:....... 4 The Rlorii 1. Culzirel was comprised of Jerry XVOmI sengxeant-at-armsg .dr Ijrifwn, adviscrp Dan Graham. serie tziryg and Bill Wcddlc, president. Top row: J. Ball. D. Kellogg. B Earley. M. Cobbs, G. Austin, W. Jones, D, Armstrong. J. James Ii. Klinke, Second row: Adviser Mr. Brown, R Bryant. 1.. Ballew. D, Graham. H. Anderson, D. Brown, T. Ellis. J. Fuller, I1 liepexx. Third row: S. Blue. B. Graves, V. Keyes, D. Gandy, G. Dunn, R Buenafe, B. Ceresa, Ptlgc' -JU 3 limi- ' Jackson' . Y- Cox' innxnm r0Wi C' ow. S- Adacxrlxpunnl Se Top Y ' ' Austin, rttiswwh G' .X-nompso ' S Blue. 5 ' l RJQXBY- Hen. ' Wyue, V' G. we fs. Kale!! ' mmm. Advlsersgwnlsch' B' B . THE IUNIOR RED CROSS SAW THE NEEDS AND VVe, the members ol the Iunior Red Cross, are proud of our organization. We have sent our annual gilt boxes to the children of Europe. We made stuffed toys for the sanilarium in Springville. Our student leaders were Ianet Cosmey, Randy Scott, Vonnie Raley, and Gayle Luallen, our adviser, Mrs. Wylie. Luft: On the Junior Red Cross Council were: president. J. Cosmeyg Right: H Watanabe, NI, Wood, J. Givan. and H. Randall secretary, V. Raleyg adviser, Mrs. Wylieg treasurer, G. Luallenp and entered their paintings in the International Red Cross art vice-president. R. Scott. exhibit, in the interest of world fellowship. P.zge S0 Wh it rq 1 L isnami and V Phqr me G. Scammer G I mart. HS surro ' ' Austin unded Margaret Berr G'pMa'A 'w. .Vt . F A Tack ' ' ' Tasier booth at the was shown Tulare Count with the fir-,gg Y Fair hel prize Lindsay F 1' Us 90 'aflv TI-IE F. F. A. BROUGHT HGME TI-IE BACON Beginning with our annual initiation we had a swell year as members of the Future Farmers ot America. We entered exhibits at the county tair and came out on top with lots of ribbons. Margaret Berry, F. F. A. sweetheart, was honored guest at our ' ' ' l F. F. A. banquet. We ended this outstanding year as champions at the annua basketball tournament in Visalia. it WY ' Top row: Atlvisvr Joe Rohleirs G Scrambler, V. Keyes. W Bra-shears. D. lbepew, D. Austin R. Garcia, G. Whisnzxnd, D Klmke, J. Collins, B. Allred Second row: V. Phuriss, B Bivens, L, Lane. G, Austin, G Marlow, R. Williams, C. Pistolc' B. Young, J. Tasenr, G. Furze Third row: L. Pistole, R Mitchell G. Owen, K. Branstetler, R. Loyd. J. Marlow, B. Whittington. Fourth row: R. Iriye, C. Fox, F Iriye Il. Moore, M. Berry, R. Schmihei' M. Pepper, D. Engle. Illtyt' 5 I , 1 V li , 9 ' 9 I. B Walclriiii. I J, Wood, ' V Q F lm-1 vi' J Crumlv' 2'I'llMg0rlgialev. Sevond WV' A X 'ron YU 'Q R. Mcfa z A ' 3 i . P1 Morrr. - Garcia. for the spanim Club, IN Lgefnsginrni. C. Webb. S I did a Spanish dance ' a Diane and YV entry in the Spring Sing' SPANISH CLU Top rnvs: J. C21yI0l', C, Bfldihv B Peitf. Nystrom J Rirho B GAVE THE INTE .. . i . B. Anderson, C . . L. B. Harley. B. Brenner. G Todd. B. King. .I VVadrlell. B Taylor, C. VValdron. S. Ewing, B. Neece. M. Burns Second row: G Noel, D, Larson. I. Pitcock, K. Adams. V, Haynes Nl. Thompson. M Newilhous. B Maden. J. Norris, N, Davis. M Ford, U. Cary D. Schutt. H. Wynn. J, Bandy. Third row: D Barrera. C. Webb. E Morris. D. Graham. H. Ander ' son. J Viood V5.4 . lXf4 ' ' v . Q , X ..-,mx E New Page 52 R NATIONAL FLAVOR rlrrison. 1-I Vaughn, S. Harbin. J. Crump. .l Smith Xdvser lYl '4 Kvtvlsen Fourth row: S Lander. R, Crawford M Wood. B Rnley. F Biggs, G. Luallen. B. Keller. S Cairns. K Yoshida, V VVorthmgton, A Fuller. Fifth row: A. Mendoza. M l+'ev1m:c-r, M Home A Hartman. A Steele. J. Thompson. S. King. H Shxnpaiigli. XV Odle' L Kirkland. Sixth row: S. Garcia R Mc'C'nll, J Ruloy. I Lvncxoni. G. Paschall. D. ' ' A. Harrison. Aldridge. W. Kinder. -.Jie FEDERATION WAS BUSY ALL YEAB LONG Trying to hold their own with the Girls' League the Boys' Federation made a few changes this year. They began with the revision of their constitution. By the previous constitution all federation officers were elected at the beginning of each school year and thus the boys did not get their names in the handbook Now the officers will be elected at the same time as the Girls' League officers and their names will be entered in the handbook. Under the supervision of Steve Hanlgan and 'lTex Meaders, the boys have taken interest in various projects. Some of these projects seemed small, but they served their purpose which was to keep our school looking nice and running smoothly. Besides the every day things, as keeping the grounds clean and names off school proper ty, the federation undertook jobs concerning the welfare of our fellas, Things like keeping the showers in the boys' P. E. Working and soap in the containers were extras, mainly through the efforts of President Larry Ballew. The federation's president, Larry Ballew, came through again when he was appointed to handle the ever present seed situation. Under his persistence and a little persuasion this headache was stamped out almost entirely. on mu K Crow. I'. Wood. G, York, L. Lune, D Worthington, B. Earley, B. VVQ-rlmile. G. Svambler, D. Tisthrimmer, R. Williams, B. Bimkholni min l'. Ilnvis, J. James. S. Ewing. S, Blue, N, Davis, J, Richey, B. Amlvrsnm. Sevunrl row: V, Plmriss, 13. Cary, B. Cuululge, Mui mil l Norris, ll. Klinke, G Austin, D. Purtle, R, Sunil. L. Ballew. ll. Kevin-u'. D, Neeve. J. Sharp, G, Dunn, C. Nystrom, B. Sillus n uns 'I'!iird ww: .I. lfuller, J. Wilsun, L. Nelson, I-1. Liuiy, I.. Pistule, B. Nr-we, C. Turner, P. Fox, 'I'. lwauhi-nge, .l, Bull. V. lx us '1 nu lv Wills:-y. ll. Pm-. l-'mirth row: H. Iriyv, M. Kimlieilmg. D, Iinie-5. li. l.n-ming. ll. Huedu. B, Pettit, N. Smith, B. Allrm-il, H. thi uns J Iwxvr. ID. Lzirson. Fifth row: J. Collins, D. Hulleman, D. Brown, J. Crunip, R. Bll?ll1ilkL', B. Graves. R, Bishop. J, Luzlllon. Il Ninn lux 4 In-pvc. Sixth mw: E. Stanifer, G, Beech, R. Loyd, B. Whittington. fl. Lune, A. Arvher, K. Brunstettcr, R. Thomas, J. Dolls. Page -15 GIRLS' SERVICE CLUBS WERE A CREDIT TC TIIE SCI-ICCI. Here in L, H. S. we have four service organizations for the girls, the names ot which are Toppers, lor seniors, Stirrups, for juniorsg Spurs, for sophomores, and Roots, for freshmen The purpose of these organizations is to instill a desire to be of service to the school by doing odd jobs around the campus. We earn points for doing such jobs as helping with dances, parties, and booths. Forty points are needed to become a member oi one ot these four organizations. 7.-. N-.. gr- Above, tnp row: M. Groover. J. Thompson, A. Hartman, V. Worthing Lon, L. Engelking, J. Raley, E. Morris. Second row: J. Littleton, E. Watanabe, V. Raley, M. Wood, R. Crawford, W. Helton, S. Lander Third row: M. Leeper, S. Garcia, S, Keeth, S. Farlnw, D. Aldridge. N. Dunn, M. Berry. Below, top row. D. King, M Moore, L. Kirkland, S, Cairns, J. Cosmey, J. Osborn, A, Steele. B. Waldron, H. Owen, K. Adams Second row: L. House, B, Keller, M. Eastin, D. Krag. E. Vaugh n, J. Harth, S. Charlebois, J. Pugh, C. Moorhead. Third row: I. Pil- cock, R. McCall, A. Harrison, S. Quessenberry, B. Raley, P. Lcewrighl, 1. Lencioni, R, Maselli. Page 46 as' AS, .gym Sin Ybgs-.'i s..fL- O 450 Left, top row: D. Brown, R. Williams, B. King, C. Davis. S. Blue. Second row: B. Neece, C. Fox C Tumer D Graham G Marlow Third row' R Garcia L L . . ' . . ane, R. Bryant. H. Anderson. Right, top row: B. Pettitt. J. Richey, 'I', 'Nor.ris, H. cVynrl, B. Graves..G. Dunn Second row: D. Depew, L. Ballew, J. Ball, G. Keeth, A. Quessenberry. Third row: T. Ellis, J. Crump, H. Rueda, G. Lane. THE BOYS' SERVICE CLUBS WGRKED HARD EOR POINTS For the boys of L. H. S. there are four service clubs falling under the titles oi Card Kids, Card Plebes, Cards Iunior Grade and Cards Senior Grade. The worthwhile purpose oi these clubs is to help Work up an enthusiasm and pride in keeping our school and the surrounding campus clean, and to stimulaie a desire to be oi service to the school by being a club oliicer or, helping to plan and take part in the many school activities. P.1gi' 47 ... .ae THE SPORTY G. A. A. - M We of the Girls' Athletic Association have really had a full year. NVe won't forget the hilarious volley ball games between us and the men teachers or the basketball games with the women. The teachers won both times even -I' -A . A in l'l...s.-IQ -E, -.. T ss T -E tr E fr or ... 0 -. 4 86' wi l' l' 4 l I if .A .3 i-gf '05, Q f .- tr i -T -4 bn... ' l t ' . mi. .. 1 i Members of the cabinet were the following: Top row: S. ' ' ,f 5 ' ' A Garcia, Adviser Miss Hitchcock, C. Morillo, M. Groover . Q I i H 4 Second row: S. Charlebois, W. Helton, M. Nesalhous, N, R at .i - Thompson. Third row: B. Raley, G. Noel. i.L 3 'M ii . , Ag, P W , . ' .V t . Q- . 1 5 X . 1 3 . l , .. T 1 si? Q if A it W . Top row left: I. Snow, C. Nystrom, H. Owen, B. Raley, J. Pugh, N Thompson, V. Haynes, N. Dunn, M. Bolen. Second row: Adviser Miss Hitchcock. S. Garcia, G. Noel, V. Worthington, J. Scott, V. Bolen, W. Helton, E Watanabe, C. Morillo. Third row: M. Nesalhous, W. Helton, S. Charlebois, M Berry, D. Depee, M. Huggins, V. Raley, C. Owen, P. Davis. Fourth row: B Slaight, S. Quessenberry, I. Lencioni, I. Morris, D. McClure, N. Overby, M. Groover. l FUN, Tl-IRILLS, AND ANTICIPATION MARKED ALL The Block L Society, currently composed of fifty-seven members, is tor athletes who have made one A, two B, or three C letters in the same sport. lt is entirely an honorary organization to which it is a privilege to belong. Our adviser this year, Mr. Brown, assisted by Miss Hostetter, coached, pleaded, and pounded out of us one ot the most entertaining and profitable productions ever staged by an organization ot this school-- a musical comedy entitled Hearts and Gowns. 1 , All vin 1 5 C. Nystrom, and R. Buenafe Right top row B Weddle B Young B Taylor R Williams D Neece, G York, D. Moore. Second row. B Sellers, C. Turner, V. Phariss, G. Marlow, A. Quessenberry J Wood T Norris L Lane Third row' J Littleton H Rueda J Wil J. Left: Hilarious chorus girls in the Block L operetta., Hearts and Gowns were V. Phariss, H. Rueda, G. Dunn, D. Depew, D. Gund: V ' I I V ,H . ' ,l . y ,l . .' I . . , , . son, h 1 Richey, B. Selby, C. Quessenberry, B. Maden, C. Nystrom. Page 48 PROVIDED GOOD, CLEAN EUN EOR EVERYONE though all played a swell game. The games oi the year were with Strathmore. We lost both, but they were real thrillers. We had a grand time at the folk dance playday in Visalia and at the basketball playday in Strath- more. We really showed them what we could do. Some of the girls of G. A. A. got a good lesson at Fresno in retereeing. ilgluuuuumu... were S 'E' in G I.. Left: Thi- G A. A. walked off with second prize at the Spring Sing Right: Mary, ldvolyiwro. and Wilma unbelievingly looked on while Norma and Miss Hitchcock demonstrated their cooking ability at the G. A. A. rhicken fry. 9 ' ' 'T 5- U' AW BLOCK I.. ACTIVITIES I I . - H Our initiation and dance was the gala event , mam 3 Q x k 1 . ' .1-231.4 , ot March 28 followed by the annual Lions Club banquet for us. Our hard-working otlicers for the year were Bill 'Weddle, prexyg secretary-treasurer, Dan Gra- ham. sergeant-at-arms, Don Kellogg. The BlOL'li l. Calwiret was comprised of Jerry Wood faegeant-:it-zii'ms: .ilr Llrafxxn, advisor, Dan Graham, secie tary: :mil Bill VVcflillc, president. Tnp row: J. I3:1lI. D. Kellogg. B Barley, M. Cobbs. G. Austin, W. Jones D Armstrong. J, James D. Klinke. Second row: Adviser Mr. Brown, R Bryant, li. Ballew, D. Graham, H. Anderson. D. Brown, T. Ellis, J. Fuller, D Depexx. Third row: S. Blue. B. Graves, V. Keyes, D. Gandy, G. Dunn, R Buenafe, B. Ceresa. Pllga' 49 . P. Co I d WW' T D row: S- ,AdagxhyDurm- sewn 0 gun' ' , G. Au' Cosmw' Th0UWS0n' J S. Bum. 1 xey. n. ' 4 Wylie, V, Ra G. uwlle ,. xey- ACXVNBY W xx, B' Ra , 'SQ L mb. J' Bfihnx 4 ,mgi BA ?aCk50IL X 5 iw . G. THE IUNIOR RED CROSS SAW THE NEEDS AND We, the members of the Iunior Red C ross, are proud of our organization. We have sent our annual gilt boxes to the children of Europe. We made stuffed toys for the sanitarium in Springville. Our student leaders were Ianet Cosrney, Randy Scott, Vonnie Raley, and Gayle Luallen, our adviser, Mrs. Wylie. Left: On the Junior Red Cross Council were: president. J. Cosmeyg Right: I-I Watanabe, M. Wood, J. Givan. and H. Randall secretary, V. Raleyg adviser, Mrs. Wylie: treasurer, G. Luallen: and entered their paintings in the International Red Cross art vice-president, R. Scott. exhibit in the interest of world fellowship. Page S0 hi 'Q svn, ' F A Officers , ' V L. La snand. and V. Pharisgesufgoscambler. G Auqtm C, Hded Margng-9 ' ' '- Mart V f. Berry F ou . . F. A jack T , ' asier W booth at 'as Shown the Tulare County 1:22 THE E. E. A. BHGUGHT HOME THE BACON Beginning with our annual initiation we had a swell year as members of the Future Farmers of America. . . f We entered exhibits at the county tair and came out on top with lots o ribbons. Margaret Berry, E. E. A. sweetheart, was honored guest at our ' ' ' h l E. F. A. banquet. We ended this outstanding year as champions at t e annua basketball tournament in Visalia. wil 5 M, L Top row: Adviser .lne Rubbirs H Svambler, V. Keyes. W. Breshears. D. Depew. D. Austin. R. Garcia, G. Whisnzmrl. D, lilmke. J, Collins. B. Allred Sevond row: V. Phfxriss. B Bivvns. L, Lane. G. Austin. G. Marlow. R. Williams. C. Pistols B. Young. J. Taseir. G. Furze. Third row: L. Pistnle, R Mitchell. G. Owen. K. Branstetter, R. Loyd. J. Mx-Lrlnw. B. Whittington. Fourth row: R. Iriye. C. Fox. I Iriye H. Moore. M. Berry. R. Schreiber M. Pepper, D. Engle. Pligi 51 E . 4' M Moore, J. Wood, B. Waldron. ,. 1 Crump' ' Tm, row ,. Fuller . 1 ram. A- , R Macau' 3, Ram-5, Seumc , I 1.3 Morris. 4 Gu-Cm, , gh Clubs Wzilflmlln- , Q. Webb, S. 1 f 1- the Slmmk L 1.x-nuioni. Q dance 0 ' - 1 Spanish I d 1,-Vg did 1 Diane .in I V Sing. enlrb' in the Spnmb SPANISH CLUB GAVE THE INTERNATICDNAL FLAVQR M. Let-por, J. Harrison, E Vaughn, S. Harbin. J, Crump, .I Smith Top row: J. Caylor, C. Bodine, B. Pettit, B. Anderson. I' Adviser Ms Kvtelsen Fourth row: S Lander. R. Crawford, M Nystrom, J Richey, B. ldarlvy. B. Brenner, G, Todd. B, King. .I Wood. B Kzxlvy. F. Biggs, G. Luallcn, B. Keller, S, Cairns, K Waddi-ill, B Taylor. C. VV:1l4lron, S. Ewing, B. Neeve. AI, Burns Yoslnfla. V. Vi'ortlnngton, A. Fuller. Fifth row: A. Mendoza. M Second row: G, Noel, D. Larson, I. Pitcock, K. Adams. V. Haynes, Fevinger, Al, Moore. A. Hartman, A Steele. J, Thompson. S. King 'NI 'l'l1onu-son, M Nvswlhous. B. Maden. J, Norris, N. Davis. M H Slnmwuigli. W Odle, L, Kirkland. Sixth row: S. Garvisx. R Ford, il. Corfu, D, Schutt, II. VVynn, J. Bandy. Third row: IJ McColl. J. Haley. I. Lenvioni, G. l':ischzill. D. Aldridfe Rurrerzi, C. Vifebb, E. Morris. D. Graham, H. Anderson, J. VVood, A Harrison. ' ' dl Z. vac . Q9 g. W. Kinder , 'r' x '---- - A 4 Q.. Ar mi . A NR, A 0 IXI1, 0 , 1 fx Q :',k, X -I Q-v Page 52 '99 'TN wx I Hie- I Hw Spnug N I 5 41N ,, .mn un, xx-i,.Y,! H MMP' , ,mm about ml. Vinum A14-yniwm Ut. fiivzvi, Ml ' Mthv v:1im,,.l ,UI ' Huy K Yugggfv V IUup5, vllupiho fuhnnwhu. 1Rqr nux, J 4' Mmn'l14'zuI fIf?l'H.'?I Rvi'ry, M' Imiggzg- S f'I1:li'l1'Ivois S,.1.4m,l J' Losmebf nm' 'I Vlliqh, M. ldixsllin MIIFHSJ J' H hm5 h I A . lfurd, S Uznirns, AND THE Y-TEENS MIXED SERVICE WITH SMILES 'lhp iwxx .l 'l'iu-iiliwm. li VV1g:ull, J, lflsirlh, B Unix, .I ll:n'l'ison IZ Vzmgim H K1-llvr 1' Nhwriwzui N Spocht. I. Aushurn 4' Nm-fiilzmm. If Hi'n-1'kn'nr'i1igv. Fourtll row: B. Haley, J. Pupqh, . llirllw ,X Bruin, .l mrslw-rin. Ii ML'L'u1l,L Enpzelkimz A IIurtm:m Kvrslzxkx- M Mmm-. A Stu-lo, S Cairns, M Fmwl, l.. Vruw, I1 .I Iiniiuiswix S--mimi! nm .I 1'nsr1wy,N Ovvrhy, E Morris .I flivxm 4ix'00r J YOIlQ'I'. S 'I':1Iimt Fifth row D l'nsIou, J. Rulvy, If I.:m:i S .Xfiulne I4 I.:z1i1i S 1'i1:1rle-hms. M Bvrry, I1 In-pm' Immvlvi' S Qlli'SSk'I1IIt'l'l'j', il, l':1svhzLll, 11 Almlridpgv VV, Kinder, A li .Mm-5 V Wfwtiiirigmri, A Fiziimy D Afclfiliiw-. S. K:-iinpgg Third Hzxwismi. B 1l:i1hbif',.J Hzalsfc-1111, M. Huggins. Sixth row: B llrm-ii I-mx II 'I'Zn-riipsflli, X' Ilalvy. .I Littletmi. S King. K Yoshida, Iv AI Ilvmirix. M H4-ri'y, H 'I'ui'ii:ip:v. B Mm'l'urml, IW, Larson, li Swllm limi: AI Im-iwi I Ninas S If:1rluw.I Morris. IT t'r:mstuu. IC S Hzwlwili S at 3 6 Page 53 lip ion W Thomas R Coppock, B. Cloud, A. Steele, 1'. Steele, A. Hartman, G Bmech B king., B Floyd P Wood D, Cary. Second row: L. Egbert, A, Smith, C. Owen G Noel N1 Hendrix V Jones J Brown. Third row: M. Wood, N. Thompson, S. Keeth, L Kirk liml lourth row D Wright R. Crawiord. ln Ianuciry, l95U We organized the Bible Club in L. H. S. The club has met again this year. We held our meetings in room 2 at l2:U5 every Friday. VVe have had four assemblies. Our first one was a film, the other three were musicals. The Musical Moores gave us the first of these. Louie Rhoden with the Campus Crusade came next. At our last assembly were two of our local pastors and their wives bringing us some good music. As our leaders this year We chose Don Cary, Pete Wood, Audrey Steele, Grace Noel, and Ruthcinn Crawford. AND SC IT WAS THE PEP CLUB WHICH ,V BURSTED WITH VIM, M' VIGCR, AND VITALITY hr . In the Pep Club we started out with one objective in rnind, to increase ' ' school spirit, and we think we have 1 succeeded! K ' Stephany Cairns headed our group, Barbara Cox served as vice-president, Iackie Marlow as Secretary-treasurer, and Marilee Ford helped as a student adviser. We sold basketball booster but- tons, and our club pin was a red and are-en one which said L. H. S. Pep Pep Cluh's first officers were B. Williams, secretary, Club on Members OI our Club helped decorate goal posts during football season. We learned new yells, we did our best to keep spirit high at the games, and we had a wonderful time! lui!! S. Cairns, president, and M. Ford, student adviser. M, Shinpaugh, U. Bruno, S. Allen, B. Taylor, J. Harley. M. Smith. P. Top row' P. Rivlir-y, J. Smith, B. Cranston, L. Kirkland, S Adams, Steele. J. Osborn. S Churlehois. S lim-llo1,:g,:. ll. Dcpue. V. Joni-s D. McClure. M. Gruover. B. Slaight. Second row: J. Freeman, M. Wood, K. Jensen, G. Wigzall, V. lleewriglit, XV. Hi-ltori, J. Marlow, C. Nystrom. M. Nesalhous, M Berry, M. Huggins. S. Garcia, L. House, C. Moorhead, N. Specht, B. Cox, B. Keller, D. Marlow, fi. White, R. Crawford. Third row: I. Snow, A, Bruno, C. Webb, II. Thompson, V. Raxley, G. Luallen. n. E. Needham, S. Harbin. J, Bohnisch Fourth row: B, Lamb, B, , M. Ford, L, Crow. D. Greer, J. Halstead, K. Yoshida Fifth row: S, Keeth, D. Murray. J. Harrison, ld. Vziughn, I. Morris. D. Cransto Raley, J, Thompson. S. Furlow, F. Biggs. M. Leeper, D. Krag, S, Cairns J. Bradstreet. B. Green. A. Steele. J. Haley, S. Quessenlxerry. I. Lenciuni, G. Past-hall, D. Aldridge, W. Kinder, A. Harrison, B. Gamble, S Talbot. Sixth row: U. Poston, M. Moore, R. McCall, A. Hartman, G. Jones. A. Fuller. V. Worthington, 1-1. Wattmabe, V. Dorsey, iw.. N 3 .6 . 1711 H ' Nil-W R7 ...Q iff wi' w 'W arg. ,- THE CHORUS s F' THE BAN D Page 56 1 I l GAVE US MANY MUSICAL TREATS Tl-llS YEAR We chorus kids have really had a full and prosperous year under the direction of Mr. Motter. We have entertained many of the town's different organizations and amused them with our clever lyrics, tunes, and harmony. The high light of our year was the combination band and chorus show. For this important event we had an appreciative audience which packed the auditorium. We Wound up our year with the band and chorus festival in Tulare. At this we sang Stout Hearted Men 1 Now Let Every Tongue Adore Thee , The Lord's Prayer , and This Is My Country. Top row: D. Rueda, H. Rueda, D. Kellogg. D. Armstrong, S. Blue, D. Tisthammer, D. Haines, G. York, D. Becker, R. Bryant. Second row: S. Adams, D. Greer Fought, H. Owen, G. Laurie, C. Griffls, L. Aus- burn, J. Scott, B. Gamble, B. Jones, D. Holleman. Third row: Mr. Motter, J. James, J. Littleton, S. Keeth, A. Stowell. S. Goodwin, J. Hildebrand, S. Carbajal, D. McClure, G. Wigall, S. Kerslake. Fourth row: S. Garcia., K. Jensen, J. Freeman, L. Engelklng, S. Farlow, VV. Kinder, S. King, J. Halstead, A. Harrison. Fifth row: A. Pitcock, D. Murray, C. Webb, D. Marlow, D. King, V. Copeland, D. Wright, D. Berry. The chorus provided worthwhile entertainment at our band and chorus show. . . I - . --l.....,,, ,, n av BLARED AND SWEETENED TC SUIT EACH CCCASICN All of Lindsay High was shining with pride when our band came home from the Exeter Grape Festival flash- ing a gold cup With First Place in- scribed on it. After hearing the trumpets blaring and the drums beating so grandly, We know that Mr. Richard Motter has been an excellent leader, Ioan Givan an able prexy, and that Elecmor Morris has really strutted her stuff as student director. They and the other band members have done a Wonderful job for us of Lindsay High by making it the grandest band in the land! Top row: S. Farlow, R. Shreiber, J. Wood, S. Ewing, C. Pistole, L. Pistole, D. Depew, G. Keeth, D. Haines, N. Davis, C. Nystrom, Donald Klinke, Mr. Motter. Second row: Gary Furze, Paul Steele, J. Wil- son. M. Cobbs, H. Anderson, A. Quessenberry, B. Anderson, B. Martin, D. Armstrong, R. Bryant, J. Givan, J. Pugh, B. Coolidge. Third row: B. Neece, J. Cosmey, V. Copeland, B. Jones, S. Keeth, E. Morris, B. I-Ieddle, J. Waddell, D. Atteberry, C. Bodine, C. Odle. Fourth row: D. Cary, J. Whisnand, M. Bloomer, B, Rumley, G. Depee, J. Depew, F. Keller, W. Engelking, D. Gandy. Shirley Charleools, Inola Morris, Donna Hutchins, Joyce Bohnisch Diane Aldridge strutted their stuff during the band and chorus show. ' 0 ,EXE VE, E ' - ji .V I nl , ' vi I Page 57 to learn to Ilve 11'1 iOdc:1y's: world 11-HW 3 Q: IW! EVERYBODY LIKED ASSEMBILIES BEST GF ALL 1 Cho , 1 band am . f the .mnuil a part 0 'i-he high ss-haul band was Left: Ilia' Bevkvr W l-us show Loft: XYII1-Illllil. llursvv lrvatwl u ,K s to 1 Culniral monnloguo. Right: Bill Cervsa ap- pl-:trvll as a frustrated teacher lycfnrc thc brains , Charles Krieger. LL-ft: James VV1lson gave us many mum- nrablv trumpet solos Right' Diare Alrlrizlgo ar 1 V ' lr erlnn Keyes. Harry Rueda and Charlene Griflis all got along just fine. Left: Harold flew away on the horse while Aud ' reg, Hartman and LeRoy Pistola looked on. Right' Mary Groover' . 5 monologue bothered her sister's boy friend! as :1 regular exchange- assonilmly lroupvr who also won a prize at the Sophomore- Amateur Hour. Center: Sally Garcia. ln-lla 1'luppw, anml llxanc McClure were the gills' lriu wliivh gave stglizenl 1'0'i4lil1ons of popular music, Right: Dale Ar t ' ' leading vocalists. HIS FOUL, NYIAS 0119 of OUP Page 60 n f 1 s 'SS 1 '9 nj! 4 Y ' o v , , 4 ' tk I N ' 'A' N 3,1 8' 4. 5 - s K x 4' ' 1 x 1 X L, x , E ' EA VVQ' I ,Y , M XL xi T . X if Q W Q J In I I1 .,::, N 1' 'f :INT Q H' ' ' X, -' r 1 5 W ex, f , 3 4 , Q- rn 'ff Wh' w i 1 r , gl 'ma f 7 ,1 'ik , I ' I It new by 'l Q . , 4 x . . A ' L' , Q VJ 2' V m A 4 IZ 9 N? , 19.13, ,bf i 1 THE SOPHOMGRE AMATEUR HOUR DISPLAYED NEW SCHOQI. TALENT 1 H f X 1 , 'OCBT tram Wah N the audlenccf Awlih first pu .mug Grxfus bilge vvanfed M mtv glzxxmz sauy Kms nllinher 1 ' f Hlllbu I' . Marlon. Lniizzfgs wwf. M 1 ,any ,K Ifwlrn.-5, H' U 1.1-It Ilnhe-lm Mzxsolli :mri Shlrley Cfharln-hols xvvw swcvtA IN'U e dnmfin, Joyce urls l'a-nt:-V. Shlrlvy lfarluw won lop honors Right. Wzmmlzn Bflhmsc. mln-r :xml Iisnrry lim-:la danced the tango h' Harlem- Puge 62 ' 1 r r' , 1 'I-1 5, K. Len- P ' ef' Plirlw W t F Vella Webb I rva Lens ioni Sh. 11 - lex Que-ssenlfel-ry a d U Gin 9 I' 1119 J Kmd er. Marllee Ford' and L 'grill ylooih ' Cad. ' I g ones Righr E ' Hersel- lc. yell leaders we re Wand! l CHL xglls look on wxlh Co. Qfbfx- - ' AND EVERYQNE BACK-ED UP QUE T EAMS Ol lnm Turner. must valuable Carzlmal of the year, spoke while the fomball queen's auendanxs, G. Jones, M. Fflrd, G. Wlgall, and F 'wh Brown, Right: Football Queen Charlene Griflxs was properly congratulated by Don Turner while Floeta looked un, lv qv' 5' . I ' 0 ,Q V 6 'bw . JV..- if . gymt, 65 'ffl ,av Q, Our lunior Play, Not In A Thousand Years, was really tops. Gifford Keeth played the lead, the part of Iunior, a high school boy who was having his first date, and Diane Krag made a very convinc- ing little brat sister, who managed to mess up the evening for him. Ruthann Crawford was the object of his affection and the rest of the fine supporting cast included Carol Moorhead, Ianet Cosmey, Gene York, LeRoy Lane, Don Kellogg, Marilee Ford, Charlene Griffis, Iackie Marlow, Ierry Wood, Ran- dall Bryant, David Schutt, Diana Bruno, and Barbara Cox. The people who helped behind stage were Gary Todd, Iohn Dotts, and Douglas Poe, stage crew, Don Worthington, sound effects, and Randy Scott, who assisted wher- ever needed. They deserved a lot of credit. IUNIORS FROLICKED THROUGH 1 ,ov Lett: Diana. scolded Jackie while Jerry, Randall and co-stars, Ruthann and Gilh l SENIORS 'FRIED TO STALK Left: The talented actors of the Sr. play were C. Griffis, D. Krag, .I Wood, G. York. L. Lin-e, D. Bruno, C. Moorhead. and J. C me Right The antics of J. Wood, C. Griffis, D. Bruno, G. Keeth, and G. York in the senior play provided hilarious entertainment. Page 64 IN A THOUSAND YEARS vr Gene. Carol. and Janet watched Gifford shave and Diane blow hubblegum in the bathroom mirror. Right: Barbara, Chai-li-iio. Dui and Maiilee watched Don, as Buzz crawled out of the barbecue pit in the junior play. TI-IE MAN CDN Tl-IE STAIRS Hardworking stage crew J. Dotts. G. Dunn, G. Todd, and D. Poe received helpful instruction frnm Mr. Snasdell, center. Page 65 For our money making scheme of the year, We seniors presented the mystery comedy The Man on the Stairs. The plot revolved around a college girl, portrayed by Char- lene Griffis, and her aged aunt, played by Diana Bruno, who had inherited an old mansion, and the boy friend, Terry Vtfood. The plot began to thicken When the aunt, Whose hearing was phenomenal, heard footsteps and saw a man on the stair landing. An old desert rat and a magician, played by LeRoy Lane and Gifford Keeth, definitely didn't help in solving this niys- tery. Gene York played a lawyer, and Carol Moorhead, Diane Krag, and lanet Cosmey all were relatives who added to the sus- pense of the play. SCHCDOL TIME FUN Harry. Glenclon. Larry. Carl, Randall, Robert, and Vernon engaged m a messy jnh. Top leftr fihlcf Dernanty awarded prizes for fire preventmn essay contest to M Eastm, N, Davls, and J. Caylor. Top rlght: B. Graves. M Moore, K McCall. looked over the class rxngs. Bottom left: Mav1s.D1ane. Ferrll. and Jerry exammed sweaters Bottom rlght: Ever falthful routers urged the basketball game on. Page 66 AND ACTIVITIES WERE A EEATUEE OE EACH DAY 5, I I . bv .vgvfi Q. va x Tun lvft: lnnmlsay lliglvs Lions Club speech contest winnvrs wt-re Martha Lvcper. David Schutt, and Marilee Ford who werr' cnavherl hy Mrs. Kelelsen. Mr, Penney was contest chairman. Top right: Bill congratulated the first Miss L. H. S- Jackie Harth. center. and her two attendants, Margaret Berry and Charlvne Griffis. Center left: The student council witnessed the tree planting ceremony at the local park, Center right: Clark Jacltsmi and Charles Olllv got first prize as Daisy Mae and Lil Alun-i'. Blvtnni right: Stvpliany Cairns, renter, was chosen to attend the Girls' State convention in Sacranwntu while Martha Ia-r-per and Sharon Lander were alternates. Page 67 ...J Qik 'ii-. 995 K ! 'WO s K.. 'Ninos x .1 -Q.,-.. Q33 to develop strong healthy bodies i Q CARDINAL GRIDDERS The lust to win inspired the grid- iron greats to prove We can still play football. Exeter tell beneath the Cardinals' cleats tor the first time in eight years. Then a newcomer to Lindsay, Reed- ley, took the upper hand and Won their first victory over the Cardinals. A heartbreaker was lost to Woodlake in the tirst league tilt, but the Cardinals bounced right back and stopped Strathmore cold. Traveling to Avenal the Cardinals took a close one by scoring in the tinal seconds. Ther came the hardest defeat of the season Under protest the Cardinals lost a one point decision to Orosi. Downhearted, the Cardinals lost the last game to Dinuba. Opponents Lindsay 'Exeter 6 26 'Reedley 20 6 Woodlake 22 13 Strathmore 0 19 Avenal 7 13 Orosl 27 26 Dmuba 20 12 Not a league game Top: Weddle ran interference for Sellers. Center: Willsey Right top: D. Neece, M. Cobbs, B. Taylor, G. Austin, J. Wood Second vlas in for the tackle. Bottom: Sellers plowed through for a row: J. Littleton, G. Scambler, G. Marlow, I-I. Brown, B Martin C gain. Quessenberry. Right bottom: A. Quessenberry, D. Turner, B Weddle B Sellers. Second row: C. Plstole, W. Jones, D. Kellogg, V Keyes D Moore, D. Armstrong, J. Ball. Page 70 GAVE US A BIG START FUR THE YEAR I.:-xl. Snlll-is vniiin-fl thc lizill xxliilo Sn-zunhlm' did the hlnckmg Right: Taylor gut loose and chzilked up yardage for the Cardinal Gridders. Twp row W Jnrvs B Aiidvrsuri M Cobhs. D. Neece. R Garcia I7. XVoi'thington. C Bodine, B Young, H, Brown. G. York, B. Selby. T Nnrris. ld. Ruiz, J Virli-in Sm-mill row: Coach Maichrowicz. L. Thomas. C. Pistole. R, :Vl1l.I'llIL D. Armstrong, D Haines, ll, Moore, G. 2Vlm'luw, B Pattmi J Blown ll Kellogg, C Quessenherry, Coax-hbirown Third row: J Rin-hey, V. Keyes. .T Vvoosl, B. '1'nylur. B WA-mldle, G. Svmiilllea' J, Llll1L'lUlI. ll. A ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ustin, D gaudy. Fourth IOW. V. lh.-urih, D. lnpevs, A. Qiiessviilweiu, J. Ball. H, Sellers. D, Turiier, I1 Willsey. '1 i 9,1 . 1 i , , ,nl . A I I' , . 1 1 . ,,- - . 4 f '- 'Z' - 'Z x f A, . . Page -71 ' CARDETTES :.,,.1r , . yn! . L. H. Sewnd- , Q4 R. Iflye' , R Estrada, F.: R. Bllendie' . Blue, C-1 ' . Fuller R. H.: J. Cfumkg, N Davis, R- C'-' S' TOD Fgvilx R . H' Rueda, R413 ' row: L. 3- 9 ' ' Lf B wn, L- ' L. G.: C. Turner, L4 T-V D' To We ore proud ot our showing in HB closs footboll. The Cdrdettes wdllc- ed over dll leogue competition to torke chdmpionship. Reedley, which Wos d practice gome, Wols the only toe thot mcmoqed to win over the Colrdettes, omd this they did only by ci few points. Playing in- spired boll throughout the season the junior gridsters romped to victory ogdin ond ogoin. Exeter, Woodloke, Strdthmore, Averiol, Orosi, olrid Dinubd Were dll deteorted by our Cotrdette chompioris, Opponents Lindsay zo Wlxeter ..........,.................................... .....,..... 1 3 tfReed1ey ..... ,,,.... 1 8 13 Woodlake , 0 19 Strathmnre ..... . 7 38 Avenal ........ ,, . 7 20 Orosi .,.,..........,..... ,...,,, , 0 13 Dinuba .................. .,... 6 39 'Not league games 1' Page 72 ADDED TO OUR TRGPHY CASE Ln-ft: lrnyc got away from his opponent. Center: Iriye tried to dodge the onuommg Iackler. Rlghtg Fuller 111011611 up a few yards for tln Cardettes. Top row: A. Archer. B Ceresa. B. Graves. C. Turner. R. Bryant. H Wynn. N Ibavns. B Ceresa. R. Eslracla. C. Worthington. Ss-rond row Coal-h Bmtvrlwangh. R. J, Bwhnp. C. Fox. B. Rumley. D. Brown. S. Blue. D Atteberry, J. James. Coach Briclf.:es. Third row: I. Gzxllawuy, R Irlye, R. Buenafe, J. Fuller, L. Ballew. J. Crump, H. Rueda, M. Wllkerson. Top row: J, Noel. D. Woods, J. Luallen, F. Keller, L. Ingoldsby. J. Tasler. P. Cox. R. Jones. D. Rueda. Second l'0WI Coach 1-h1ttel'kml11,:l1 ogg. D. Austin. L Fultz, B. Pettit, C. Jacksozn, Coach Brxdges. Third row: M. Wilkerson, J. Marlow. D. Lacey, C. Ozile, F. Iriye, V Leeper. J. Slate, I. Gallaway. Q Priya 73 -el Top row' Coach Butte-rbau h J Wilson J Rithev A tiuxsiintn . 1 pl, . , . , ' j, Q ?'. l i. Manager B. Martin. Second row: L. Lane. G Mai-low. H Brown. B Ai-rlersmi J. Wood. Third row: G. Austin. B. Weddle, C, Pistole, W. .him-s. Ii Mil liams. i mm.a..: VFEE- CARDS DELIVERED A TRQPHY We're still cheering the tine teamwork our A class basketball sauad displayed. Under the conscientious guidance ot Coach Bill Butterloaugh, We troinped down the courts to win the championship ot the Southern Shasta Division to aain the right to play Kingsburg from the north tor the small schools volley championship. Although we didn't win this game, the experience and honor which We gained more than coiiiponsated tor our hard work. Opponents Lindsay Omit 52 +51 Iimuba 47 53 St I'2itlHTlUI'0 H8 52 Ordsi -19 61. Avvnzil 258 S051 Avenal . 38 56 Wuodlzike Sit TU St rathmore . 66 72 Womilzxliv 'iii 35 Dinuba 53 63 Kingzshurg 60 -t il Above left' VVO could always count mi VVPddl0 tu put tho hall in Hutttmi Ivtt Pistole racked up two more points which made- him tht' st-asoirs high ,mint :nun tin-ntvr All hands were grappling for thx- hall. Right: Lindsay set up ri play xxtirtli two points Page 74 Top rowz Couch Brown, S. Blue, B. Coolidge, D. Brown, C. Fox. Second row: L. Ballexl H. Anderson, R. Bryant, R. Buenafe, B. Cloud, manager Tliml row: T Ellis, C. Nystrom, B. Ceresa, R. Iriye. CARDETTES HAD A GGOD SEASON Undaunted by pre-league play the Cardettes open- ed the season with nigh hopes. Winning three out of the lirst tour games ot the season the tuture looked very bright. We dropped the next league game by a Close margin, but Carrie back to Win the next. Then Some- thing went wrong. Not clicking, losing by close margins to teams we had beaten before, the Cardettes wound up in third place. Opponents Lindsay 30 Dinuba . 34 Orosl 40 37 Ornsi 38 49 Strathmnre , 24 26 Avenal 34 31 Avenal -10 45 St rathmore 36 29 Wuodlake 33 3,1 'McFarland 39 Woorllake 32 39 Dlnuba , 115 53 'Not a league game Top right: Iriye let 3:0 for a shot, Center right: Buenafe was good for a Cnuplv more points Lower left: Bryant eyed the goal with deadly accuracy. Center: Ballew went on the scoring rampage. Right: l-Illis showed excellent basketball form. Page 75 Top left: L. Fultz, G. Depew, lil. Burns, J. Collins, Coach Maichrowicz. Second: B. Graves M. Bloomer, F. Keller, E. Stanifer, B, Ceresa. Third: R. Rueda, C. Jackson, R. Jones, manager B. Davison. BABY CARDS PUT UP A GCCD FIGHT We of the C class dicln't end up on the long side of as many games as We thought we should this year, but it Was all a lot of fun. Under the able coaching of our own Mike Maichrowicz, the C class team came through with a fairly successful season in spite of the loss of last year's veterans. 'We Won four and lost six games. We elected freshman Bill Ceresa as our captain, and Dick Rueda was high point man for the season. Opponents Lindsay 29 23 Dinuba ..,. . .,,.. , Orosi . , 29 25 Orosi ....,,..,.,, , , 40 38 Strathmore , , 39 19 Avenal .,....... .. .... 33 34 Avenal ..... 37 31 Qtrathmore . . . 31 17 Woodlake ...... .. .. 26 43 Dinuba. ..... .. .... 29 37 Woodlake , , . 22 39 Upper left: R. Rueda hoped to score for Lindsay. Lower left: L. Fultz did a good Job this year. Below: Lindsay players, G. Depew, and E. Stanifer reasoned that all which goes up must come down. Page 76 Top row: Coach Skadan, R. segeda, M. Smith, W. Breshears, H. Wynn, L. Fultz, E. Ruiz, D. Gandy. Second row: J. Vidrlo, J. Wood, B. Ceresa, C. Bodine, B. Neely, T. Deatherage. Third row: T. Ellis, R.'Buenafe, B, Ce- resa. W. Jones, B. Wcdrlle, D, Depew. l l we '95 . t -.- dl '-1'-L 4 . I 4' . .. . . 25x x o v -N I flu. 4 . AND LATER BASEBALL FURNISHED THE EXCITEMENT With a top notch coach, Frank Skaclan, and players anxious to make good, this year's baseball team got ott to a good start when We took Avenal in our first game. We had to play each of our five league opponents twice during the season. Bob Ceresa, our second baseman, led the boys as captain this year. As We Went to press, the team had two games left to play and was holding second place in the league. Opponents Lindsay 5 6 Avenal ..... , . ............., .... D inuba 10 7 Woodlake ,, .. 6 2 Orosi .. . 2 0 Strathmore . 2 3 Woodlake . 6 8 Dinuba . . .. . 0 10 Orosi ..,. . . 2 3 Right top: Dale Depew was our first rate catcher. Left: Ronald Buenafe tossed the ball. Right bottom: Bill Weddle went to bat. l I 'U' K I 4' . ,,., Q 7 'VX . 1 Page 77 E W' ,Ja 'ic' . 9 ,tri MH ' U., L P f' . l v I it Top row: Coach Bridges. B. Patton, B. Coolidge. G. Todd. F. Horttor, C, Quessenberry, R. Schreiber. Second row: R. Newman. M. Burns. R. Garcia. D. Haines. A. Quessenberry. Third row: J. Whisnand. J. Fuller, D. Worthington. V. Phariss, C. Crow. TBACKSTEBS DUG IN THE CLEATS AND With spikes all sharpened arid wings stretched to lly, our local speedsters circled the oval tor tame and Lindsay High. Out ot the three classes, the ' B squad ranked tirst with the A's and C's running heck and heck tor second place. Tract: competition was something terrific this year and Coach Bridges was honored to have lack Crump, Bon Buehale, Claude Turner, and Dalton Beid qualify lor the Big Valley meet in Visalia. Woodlake Lindsay A . .... .... 1 25 points A ..., 60 points B . ....... .. 77 points B . 93 points C .. ...... ...... . . . 50 points C . 90 points Exeter Lindsay A . 104 points A . , ,, 79 points B . . . .. . 74 points B . 88W points C . . 8626 Points C ...... . .. 535 points Porterville Lindsay Shafter A . 1251fQ points A 4892 Points A .. 5 points B .. SERV, points B 68 points B .. 13M points C .. 861Q points C .. 4652 Points C 10 points Shasta League Meet. -- Six Schools Lindsay Place A--17 points . . .... .,......., F ourth B-29 points . Fourth Cf30W points . . . Third Total: 76 points and 41 medals. Kingsburg Divisional Meet A A 2 points E---1514 points C GEQ points Total: 24 points Left top: J. Fuller hurdled with flying colors. Left center: J. Crump shoved the discus over. Lef bottom: J. Whisnand took the hurdles. Center bottom: C. Crow easily cleared the bar. Top row: Coach Bridges. J. Richey. G. Depew. B, Neely. C Turner. N. Davis, D. Purtle. H. Brown. B. Pettit. J. Luallen. A. Archer. B. Davison. Bottom row: G. Lane, D. Willsey, W. Engleking. C. Fox, L. Pistole. M Kimberling. J. Crump. ld. Stanifer. F, Keller. Page 78 1 ,4-al I I . 1 c D. Brown, L. Bzillew, G. Keeth, H. Rueda, J. Ball, J Wilson, and D. Lacy lined up on the springboard. THE IVIEBIVIEN SWAM IN Under the coaching of Elmer Brown, this year's were the strong class. We started the season out by taking the third annual Orange Blossom Festi- val relays for the third year. Our team was com- posed ot many promising freshmen and veteran sophs and juniors, who, paced by co-captains Danny Brown in backstrolce and diving and Bill Barley in freestyle, hope to make a clean sweep ot it this year by taking the league, county, and valley meets. Our A class has not done as well yet this year as we had hoped to, but we have made up for it con- siderably by beating many strong teams. This year's captain was lames W'ilson. Left: Tuffy executed a graceful dive Center: Bud swam the backstroke. I ,'. 4 . X, iTt'iff.ff' 1 ' i, A- ' ' ' ff' - .. x A , . My, 0 ,.,,,,,,,, Wx, 1 W wwe- 1--4'-if w .v Q Ki- . '.L'?sE'1'4-'iff it JK Dew Jia -M .V ' -J - 4 4-f .. 1-3 5 . - 'Q-1 xr, -ff- W1: jf' I 1 ...guy , 'fi ..1 ' G ll' J gk.: M' v Q -, - v-2.11, 53-,Z ,JI , A-1h , xff' 'W Anal Above, top row: Coarh Brown, Rowland Grumbling, ll. Atte- berry, D. Armstrong, C. Pistole, D. Neece. Sceond row: B. Selby M. Cohbs, J. Littleton, G. Dunn, G. Depee. Bottom row: L. Bzillew J Collins, J. Wilson, G. Keeth. Below, top row: J. Bandy, B. Earley, D. Brown, C. Davis, J. James. Second row: P. Cox, W Woodstock, C. Nystrom, H. Rueda. Third row: B Cloud, J Glenn, C. Jackson, M. Bloomer, D. Lacey. Fourth row: R. Mitchell. V. Leeper, C. Odle, D. Larson. CHAMPIONSHIP FORM Right: Bill got on the mark for the race. Q, .4 A- .--1:8111 I may D, V.. .-,- V L J. Q.....,. -N L2 HL 1, va..,,..... .Y 1 - J Mulholland. S. Ewing' Jliacoi Bradstreet. A. Hartman K, Yoshida. A. Steele. B' in B Nfoinrogh White. Bottom rug: Eangge B' Green. a V - . v , - - . L, Morrrs, - A4 Fuller, J. Raleyf r V in L- 15.1 ' 4 , l 1 A Y Top left: Top girl was Stephany Cairns. 'Aop right: Second boy on the ladder was Randall Bryant. Bottom left: H. Anderson was top of the boys' ladder and boys' captain. Bottom right: Joan Givan led the girls. TENNIS HAS TGP-NOTCH High fences quard the court lest the swift flying balls sail outside The lolayers serve swift and hard. The ball soars across the net only to be sent flying back. That's tennis! We're proud ot the tact that we are the Southern Shasta Division Champions and have been out! standing in tournaments. Ol course wo had aood captains, Harold Anderson who was also top on the tennis ladder, and loan Givan who headed the --.-p-. '-aa. Senior racketeers were J, Grvan. R Scott. B. Maden, E. Morne and J . Cosmey. Page 80 J . Tw 4 , was h 5 - . ' K' T- , Lf.. 1 - X f . . Q N. , 'lx 1 ' l . 3 ' i 4 B. King! D, Poe. ' MA Moore. Harrison. ,lr 'L LF- ' TEAM AGAIN Stephany Cairns topped the girls' ladder. to them came Sharon Lander and Randall iz- Since tennis is no easy game, We have had to hard before we could enter any tourna- and play so outstandingly. But since it was kids and We had such a good instructor Mr Hanigan, well, it wasn't hard at all to bring the medals. iv .a...,- -..,. 'Vie - , YL... . .4 Top right: D. Graham. B. King, D. Poe, S. Ewing, J. Sharp. and C. Waldron gathered at the net, Center right: Members of the tennis team rested after the gruelling matches. Bottom right: J. Glvan demonstrated the backhand tu M. Moore, J. Raley. A. Steele, B. Waldron, and K. Yoshida. Left: S. Lander, H. Anderson, S. Cairns. and R. Bryant got ready to play mixed doubles. Page 81 2 if 1 CD 'f ,L ., . A C lk Q U ' kip. 2115 in vs if izsr... jx 4, A cfxj 974 ' W ' Q S 1 kk S h LJ X I :IQBW Q-gf' YY J' 2 I SIGN HERE I Qc ,,,,,sgQfgf? 7 ' im , E, , ' AN, L 'Cp,,4,a,.n I ,Www N-Q, JC-cum -ff' . X 5 if 7 5 ' . L2 J . yy' . HXQZ' 'I 4.94, I -fvw.A.fJJu 0 1 .W -, LN. J 1 My M W ML - ffw ww Aw - - X I X f Y J' . H 3-AA ff U V KJVK, U LA ,A 5' I H17. -- -L M15 flll .. V lu Q NLYIOOD Q Q? B ,mx Af ' bi ' -ijff. Q Q D E21 ix 4 xc .5 f ' A NN XX - 9 2 9 5' WE ACKIXI OWLE DCE LINDSAY PUBLISHING COMPANY Lindsay, California WARNER WALKER STUDIO Exeter, California EARLE GRAY COVER COMPANY Los Angeles, California METROPOLITAN ENGRAVERS Los Angeles, California 1 'J 'QL ' 1 fi ,lv I K 1 r Ai L.,-.1 ,.,lx.-x- ' I Y Q V 4.1. ' 'XJ K I bf -JJ' .,i , L-CfC,fy f' ., f- ,kit , '1 f ,J - V f- f , f V' . 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