Lindsay High School - Comet Yearbook (Lindsay, CA)

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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

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. 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

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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