Lindsay High School - Comet Yearbook (Lindsay, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1954 volume:

Q-'XY 4'-'?Wp'i'dg QQ'-Qs' ,, Q 1' ' il ., ' sell: sin lv -Q Q4-EZ, 4. ,A yn 'c f - 51 'Fig , at ew 1,1395 . xr W Q VYZ aff Q Q X 5 THE COMET 1148 3 JCR, 2024534 A 3 Here in fhe mc 5 Q in building we prepared for H1 f Q THE Published by The Plcneieers of LINDSAY HIGH SCHOOL Lindsay, California Volume 43 ELOISE VAUGHN JEANNIE KECK Co-Editors SUNSHINE WILLIAMS Adviser A dr All the girls liked lo compare noles on lhe front steps of the Rosedale Building The new lockers in the crchwoys helped clecr confusion ou? of our hulls. .413 1,3 '-ii J A'-1 JL. S4!- -N . my aj , .F 'i7'Qgf':'4 r I, .4 Sludenfs enjoyed relaxing on the lawn during lhe noon hour. Astrological Forecast BLASTING OFF ............ HONOR AWARD ...................... COSMIC COMMANDERS ............. THE SPACE STATIONS ..................................... OUTER SPACE ORGANIZATIONS ................ 6 7 8-I 7 'I 8-35 THE CREW ............................. ............. .36-45 ..46-67 THE SUPERMEN .......,......................... ............. 68 -84 BL STI B UPF Last September we launched our space ship, the Comet, with the students of Lindsay High as passengers. Now the time has come to make a landing for we have reached the end of this year's journey and the seniors have come to their final destination, graduation. The following pages tell of the carefree joys and the obstacles that the passengers and pilots of our rocket ship had during their journey through space, The spacemen had a few difficulties, but with the aid of the faculty as pilots we made it safely to our destination. The seniors enjoyed the best view and the most privileges for this would be their last journey. The juniors en- joyed the prospect of soon becoming the top passengers on the space ship, and with this goal they went smiling through the year. The sophomores teased the freshmen. The freshmen were happy and carefree because, after all, weren't they the youngest on the journey and the least responsible? The joys, the sorrows, and the light-hearted laughter of the passengers and the pilots have all been recorded in the log book of 53-54 for us to look back on with many happy memories. ii ,..., ,Q ., - . . tl, Qt yu, Z Hll UH AW!-HHH Our highest honor we oword to Mrs. Ketelsen who by her many services helped s eed k h' year, p our roc: ets up through the space of the lost Congratulations, Mrs. Ketelsen, on receiving the 1954 honor owcrd. - u .2 M Q Q 'Q COSMIC COMMANDERS x5 X W' 'VX sXXx XXXX , J QX 'fi ,-.A QQ W 5 A? Kp .. Q ff QR 1 . ,Ng A. A. Daniells, Del Moore, Mrs. J. Lowery, John Moore, and Jay Webb made a very capable Board ot Trustees. E. McLees, E. Bequette, and Mrs. Herbage were also very helpful passengers aboard our s ace ship of T953-54: li '33-If -cfigfgic-fi-2 ,......s E -e-Q... Space is growing in man's comprehension. The stars seemed close to our primitive an- cestors, but, as the centuries have passed, new means have been discovered which measure distances almost incomprehensible. Our imaginations are tired by the descrip- tions of space ships and the possibilities of mans venture away from the earth to the moon, and even to other planets. In the light of our progress who can say that such a feat is impossible? May our Lindsay High School graduates of l954 be inspired to advance in harmony with the endless opportunities which are afforded all people in today's world. CLAYTON CASTLE Superintendent Supreme Commander Mr. Castle, who made sure we rode smoothly through the year, was our superintendent. w.,,,v Ilivisinnal Ilnmmander Let me aboard this Comet and let me travel through space with the rest of you. l want to travel on and on, in your memories, in your heart, beyond that which we can see into the distant future. We started together, we have been togeth- er, but now some of you are taking a new path up the Milky Way of life. To you, we wish you well. Others are changing to some other planet, while still many more are stay- ing with this Homebase for better or for worse, I guess l will be one of those staying, but somewhere out there in the open spaces of the future, we can all meet in the Spirit if not in reality and talk over the great and moving events of l953-54. Cut loose the anchors, open the throttles, so we can get out and away far enough to look back on all that has happened. May we forget those rough spots, the few uneasy hours, and remember only the happy, the tried and true as we journey on and on and on. ZAFON A. HARTMAN Principal Mr. Hartman helped us over the bumps and through the sound barrier. Office staff included: L. Erlgelking, Mr. Hartman, Miss Graves, M. Moore, R, Loyd, W. Kinder, D, Aldridge, S. Adams, W. Thomas. Ajnmdi' VERNON BRIDGES Science, football and track coach A.B., Williams Jewels College, A.M., University Missouri Mr. Bridges showed Annette and Norman haw the thing ticks in physics. 'V sw Pilnt M. H. BETTISWORTH Industrial arts i A.M., Bradley University Peoria, lllinois I. Ken, Tom, and Douglas stripped down a carburetor in auto shop. ELMER BROWN Social science, iournalism, football, basketball and swimming coach AB., B.S., A.M., Bowling Green State University, Ohio Jolyn and Myrna ran oft the paper during iournalism. qhts LAVELL BROWN Home economics B.S., East Central State College, Ada, Oklahoma 'Rl VN In home economics Elvo Sue, Kathryn, and Imogene cut up. -fn' , P , 'UK 'if , ali. x ' ,a ' V 1,7 C. w. DAWE f.. 2 X X English, world history, speech, ki fa 2 driver education , ,I .-' - wi A.B., University of California 5 x,-iff i W N . Y N, ' lr? ,ill ua he X z lcv: ' r-1 Jack studied hard while Edwin and Zandra learned where the Greeks lived from Mr. Dawe. E. H, EIKERMANN Mathematics, world geography, Z business training 14 ' A,B,, University of Oklahoma, I fqyx f A.M,, Western State, Colorado lg. xx Q The senior math class observed some new processes. P1 - , STEPHEN HANIGAN Mathematics, tennis coach A.B., University ot California aaataat , ' ' i J i .-i,, , S f ' ' i 'W ..,,cfS'3?l i ' 'S sw - 453' 5 . ? ig - ii: -F L! 7 5.1: Audrey showed Jim and Bonita how to work identities in trig- onornetry. 7: ALLISON HOSTETTER , My Dean of girls, English ,E Swv! A,B,, University of California i ' kz 1 E ira - W if Q Q t ir t 1 Sew . i f Q4 : I Q .nf ffl 'ka 51' i . ix '-'1?.ii ,fif,11Qjf?5g?1'i,m V it Miss Hostetter gave Celia some sound advice in her new office. ESTHER KETELSEN Spanish, English A.B., University of California The junior English class studied the fine points of the language. lhls MARV LUNA Girls' physical education A.B., Whittier College, California uv-W The girls had lun with a game of volleyball. 5X 1 g A ADOLPH MAICHROWICZ Social living, history, driver education, football and basketball coach A.B,, Fresno State College larry, Cc-ralrline, and Joyce got to drive our new Bel-Air in rliivz-r tiaininq, mp lt QA i KZ . X .W :if 'hw it Am.. . gl i' A l I Future typists learned the trade. .l. A. MCFADZEN Typing, shorthand, bookkeeping A.B., Iowa State Teachers' College QNDSAY HIGH DRWER EDULAW.. U10 I 5 3 ti' y i 4 VV - Pilnl ss. Q . Q L TOlNETTE O. MILLER 3: K' f t Library, dramatics, study hall ,ik A.B., De Pauw University Harry pointed an accusing finger at Virginia while Stan looked on in drarnatics. ELSIE MINOR Home economics, study hall A.B., Fresno State College as y , ff b J f , Q fi' Rachael, Luba, and Betty learned how to cook in home making. rf K RICHARD Chorus, band, instrumentation B. of Music, University of California K. MOTTER f i sstis A lgi Lk! Southern 'iiiii The chorus made sweet music, 2 I i Lights F, JOE ROBBINS 51' K A' Q si 'l' Woodshop, ng. science, 'M be 09, mechanics BS., Kansas State - ' Agricultural College George, larry, and Franklin learned the wclder's art, SUNSHINE WIHIAMS Art and rralrs, yearbook adviser AB., A M., Stanlorcl University Papicr Mache animals were created by the students in arts and crafts. .5 1 ii. ' FRANK SKADAN 1 J A if Director of athletics, baseball coach A.B., Washington State College The P. E. classes had a spirited contest. 11-In CREW + 540 Q' . I ' -A ' qk xk -lr f Ein K fx? ,. X 4- X S BARKER MARY BOLEN MYRNA BRADLEY DAVID BROWN RONALD BUENAFE GEORGE BEECH R. J. BLSHOP STANLEY BLUE SANDRA ADAMS DIANE ALDRIDGE BOB ANDERSON ALAN ARCHER Tnp Priurily Emu ELVA SUE CATHEY MLKE CLARK JAN COLLLN5 VINLTA COPELAND IAHOMA FROW JACK FPIJIIP CARI DAVIS IIORMAIJ DAVIS the Fleet VVI',IfJ'I IIICIIYIIIC CAIIIH IVVIIIC IIARBAWA IARIIS9 COY FOX TOMMY DEATHERACE CFNE DEPEF CFRRIE DEPEW -1 2 JOHN DOTTS BILL EARLEY ANNABELIE SMITH EGBERT LUCIILE ENGEIKING ,af ANNETTE FULLER BILL GRAVES ROWLAND GRUMBLING ARLEEN HARRISON JOLYN HARRISON AUDREY ANN HARTMAN GERALD HUEF Tap Prinrily Iirnl JACK JAMES BARBARA JONES JEANNIE VETTER KECK SHIRLEY KEETH WANDA KINDER SHIRLEY KING EVERETT LADY FREDDA LAIRD KJHHJOVI IANL IJIJAVH XARSON IRVA HVIFIONI IAVV IITTIFTON lhe Fleet MOH Milf? YUM MORRIS CIAYTOVI YHSIROIA VVAVHDA OUH GERALDINE PASCHALL BOB PETTITT LEE ROY PISTOLE DOUGLAS POE JIM RICHEY FERRELL ROSS HARRY RUEDA JAMES SHARP DANNY PURTLE SHIRLEY OUESSENBERRY RONNIE REDDINGTON Tnp Priority lirm WWW HELEN SHINPAUGH MARION DALE SMITH AUDREY STEELE ALICE STOWELL JOHN SWARTS JACK TASIIR HIM TAYlOR WATIDA THOMAS the Fleet DONNA WRIGHT HUC-H WYNN KATHRYN YOSHTDA IMOCENF YOUNG l JOYCE THOMPSON CLAUDE TURNER ELOISE VAUGHN BONITA WALDRON DON WILLSEY JIMMY WOOD VERNA WORTHINGTON mQ - 'fs' '15 -OB K Banquet Mana- Council 4, Club 2, 3, Ass't Yell Prom 3, Comet Staff 3, 4, Red Crass 2, Block L 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Chorus 2, Band l, Jr. Class Play 4, Block L Show 2, 3. BOLEN-G.A.A. 2, Pep Club 3, 4, Cafeteria 4. BRADLEY-Echoing L Staff 3, Technical Editor 4, Girls' 3, 4, Girls' League Cabinet 4, Spanish Club 2, Y-Teens DAVID BROWN- RONALD BUENAFE-Commissioner of Athletics 4, Boys' Federation Officer 2, Spanish Club 3, 4, Block L l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Block L Show 2. ELVA SUE CATHEY-Chorus l. MIKE CLARK-Transfer 3, Echoing L Staff 4, Boys' Service 3, 4, Black L 4, Football 4, Basketball 3, Swimming 3, 4. JAN COLLINS-F.F.A. l, 2, Block L 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4. VINITA COPELAND-Class Officer 2, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Girls' Service 2, Chorus 2, 4, Band l, 2, 4. LAHOMA CROW-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, Office Ass't 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4. JACK CRUMP-C.S.F. 4, Boys' Service 3, Boys' Federation Repre- sentative 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Block L 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Block L Show 3, 4. CARL DAVIS-Block L 2, 3, 4, Chorus 'l, Stage Crew 2, 3, Swim- ming I, 2, 3, 4. ANNABELLE EGBERT-Chorus l, 2, Band l, Bible Club l, 2. LUCILLE ENGELKING-Girls' Service 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Office Ass't 4. WESTON ENGELKING-Boys' Service l, 2, 3, 4, Block L 4, Track 3, 4, Band 3, 4. SANDY EWING-Class Officer l, 2, 3, 4, Class Council 2, 3, 4, Comet Staff 4, C.S.F. l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Block L 4, Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Jr. Sr. Ban- quet and Prom Committee 3, Sophomore Amateur Hour 3, Exchange Assemblies 3, Boys' State Representative. BARBARA FARLESS-Junior Red Cross 4. COY FOX-Junior Class President 3, Student Body President 4, F.F.A. 2, C.S.F. I, 4, Boys' Service 2, 4, Block L 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 3, Stage Crews 2, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom Committee 3, Jr. Class Play 3, 4, Block L Show 3, 4. ANNETTE FULLER-Class Council 2, 3, C.S.F. 3, 4, Girls' League Officer 4, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Tennis l, 2, Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom Committee 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Road-Day-O 2. BILL GRAVES-Class Council 2, Boys' Service 2, 3, 4, Block L 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Stage Crews 2, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom Committee 3, Jr. Class Play 4, Sr. Class Play 4, Swimming 3, 4, Block L Show 3, 4. ROWLAND GRUMBLING-F.F.A. l, Football 2, Swimming 2. ARLEEN HARRISON-Class Council 3, Girls' Service 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Pep Girl 4, Stage Crew 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. JOLYN HARRISON-Student Body Officer 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Girls' Service 2, 3, 4, Class Council 3, Echoing L Staff 4, Girls' League President 4, Spanish Club l, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Crass 2, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom Committee. AUDREY HARTMAN-Comet Staff 4, Echoing L Staff 4, C.S.F. 3, 4, Girls' League Officer 4, Spanish Club l, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, Chorus 3, Pep Girl 4, Jr. Class Play 2, 3, Sr. Class Play 2, 3, Swimming 3, 4, Sophomore Amateur Hour 2, 3, Pep Club 3, 4, Exchange Assemblies 2. GERALD HUFF--Comet Staff 2, 4, C.S.F. 2, Spanish Club 2, Black L 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 2. JACK JAMES-Spanish Club 4, Block L 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Band 3, 4, Stage Crews 3, 4, Black L Show 2, 3, 4, Swimming l, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA JONES-C.S.F. 2, Girls' Service 2, 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4, Band 2, Office Ass't 4. NORMAN DAVIS-Student Body Vice President 4, Class Vice Pres- 3- Class President 4, Class Council 2, 3, 4, Comet Staff 3, 4, Club 2, 3, Black L 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 2, 4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom Committee 3, Sophomore Hour 'l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' State Representative. DEATHERAGE-Block L 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, DEPEE-Block L 2, 3, 4, Football 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Club 3, Block L 3, 4, Football 4, Track 2, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Sr. Class Play 4. Club l, Stage Crews 2, 3. JEANNIE VETTER KECK-Comet Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2, Stage Crews 2, 3, Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom Co-chairman 3. SHIRLEY KEETH-Y-Teens 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Band 2. WANDA KINDER-Student Body Officer l, 4, Class Council 3, C.S.F. 4, Girls' Service 2, 3, Girls' Service Officer 4, Spanish Club 2, Y-Teens l, 3, Yell Leader l, 4, Ass't Yell Leader 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Maiorette l, Pep Girl l, Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom Committee 3, Office Ass't 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 3, 4. SHIRLEY KlNG-C.S.F. 4, Girls Service 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, Y-Teens 2, 4, G.A.A. 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4. w EVERETT LADY-Class Council 4, Block L 4, Football 3, 4. 4, Boys' Service 3, 4 Committee 3, Swimming 3. lRVA LENCIONI-Student Body Cabinet 4, Class ing L Staff 3, Co-editor 4, Girls' Service 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Of- ficer 4, Spanish Club I, 2, Y-Teens 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, Pep Girl 2, 4, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 3, 4, Swimming 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. JACK LITTLETON-Boys' Service 3, Block L 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Swimming I, 2, 3, 4. JO ANN LITTLETON-Class Council 2, 3, Girls' Service 2, 3, .4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2, G.A.A. 2, 4, Ass't Yell Leader 2, 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom Com- mittee 3, Jr. Class Play 3, Swimming 3, 4, Banner Girl 3. RABON LOYD-F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Basketball 2, 3, Office Ass't 4. JERRY LUALLEN-Class Council 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Swimming 3. RACHAEL McCALL-Class Council 3, Echoing L Staff 4, Girls' Ser- vice 2, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, Jr.- Sr. Banquet and Prom Committee 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Amateur Hour 2, 4. SHELBY McGEE-Class Council 4, C.S.F. 2, Girls' Service 2, 3, Girls' League Officer 3, Spanish Club 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4. MARCIA MOORE-Class Council 2, Echoing L Staff 3, Co-editor 4, C.S.F. 4, Girls' Service 2, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, President 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Pram Committee 3, Office Ass't 4. NANCY MORRIS-Y-Teens 4, Jr. Class Play 4, Sr. Class Play 4. BOB NEECE-Class Council 2, Boys' Service 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Block L 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Jr.- Sr. Banquet and Pram Committee 3. TOM NORRIS-Class Officer 3, Class Council 3, 4, Boys' Service 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Block L 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom Committee 3, Swimming 2. CLAYTON NYSTROM-Echoing L Staff 2, Boys' Service 2, Spanish Club 2, 3, Block L 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom Committee 3, Swimming I, 2, 3, 4. WANDA ODLE-Girls' Service 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, Y-Teens 4, G.A.A. 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Girls' Trio 3, 4. GERALDINE PASCHALL-Echoing L Staff 4, Girls' Service 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Band 4, Pep Girl 3, Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom Committee 3, Jr. Class Play 4. BOB J. PETTITT--Class Council 4, C.S.F. 3, 4, Boys' Service 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Junior Red Cross I, 2, Football I, 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Band I, Jr. Class Play 3, Amateur Radio 2, 3, 4. LEE ROY PISTOLE-Class Officer 4, Echoing L Staff 4, F.F.A. I, 2, Boys' Service 3, 4, Block L 3, 4, Football 3, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Band I, 2, Jr. Class Play 4, Sr. Class Play 4, Sophomore Amateur Hour 4, Block L Show 4. DOUGLAS POE-Stage Crews 2, 3. DAN PURTLE-Football Manager 4, Track 2. HARRY RUEDA-Yell 2, Boys' Service 2, 3, 4, Block L 2, 3, 4, 3, 4, Drum Maiar 4, Stage Crews 2, 3, Jr. Class Play 4, Swimming I, 2, 3, 4, Block L Show 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Amateur Hour 2, 3. JAMES SHARP-Student Body Treasurer 3, 4, C.S.F. 3, 4, Boys' Service 2, 3, 4, Block L 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, Block L Show 3, Pep Club 3, 4. HELEN SHINPAUGH-Spanish Club I, 2, Y-Teens 2, 4, G.A.A. 4, Tennis I. MARION DALE SMITH-Boys' Service 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Bas- ketball 3, 4, Pep Club 3. AUDREY STEELE-Class Council 4, Girls' Service 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Officer 4, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Sr. Class Play 4. ALICE STOWELL-Class Council 3, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. JOHN SWARTS-Football 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 4, Block L 4. JACK TASIER-F.F.A. 4, Football I, Track I, P.E. Ass't 2. BILL TAYLOR-Class Council 2, 3, Echoing L Staff 3, 4, Boys' Ser- vice 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Block L I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Basketball I, 3, 4, Band I, Stage Crews 2, 3, Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom Committee 3, Swimming I. WANDA THOMAS-C.A.A. 2, Office Ass't 4, Cafeteria 4. JOYCE THOMPSON-Student Body Secretary 4, Class Officer 2, 3, Girls' Service 2, 4, Girls' League Officer 3, Spanish Club I, 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Class Play 2, Pep Club 2, 3, 4. CLAUDE TURNER-Class Council 3, 4, Boys' Service 2, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Block L 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I. ELOISE VAUGHN--Comet Staff 2, 3, Editor 4, Echoing L Staff 3, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Girls' Service 2, 3, 4, Girls' League Officer 3, Span- ish Club 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, 4, Tennis 2, Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom Committee 3, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Girls' State Representative 3, D.A.R. Award 4. BONITA WALDRON-Secretary of Assemblies 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, Girls' Service 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Prom Committee 3, Jr. Class Play 4, Sr. Class Play 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Swimming 3, Sophomore Amateur Hour 3. DON WILLSEY-Block L 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 4. JIM WOOD-Football 4, Block L 4, Chorus 4, Stage Crew 3. VERNA WORTHINGTON-Girls' Service 3, Spanish Club I, 2, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, Jr. Class Play 3, Sr. Class Play 3, Swimming 3, 4. t DONNA WRIGHT-Chorus 2, 4. HUGH WYNN-Class Council 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Block L 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3. Hnmispheril: Hiqhliqhts -. -.., . - 5 f' tifg ft 'pl':Hlf3. ul Ita ig, '5- , 3 ,s M -C x I 56 1.225 'M laws is fl so We . M . I 3,-.4 an ,fo- Top: Mrs. Luna smiled happily at her going away party. Mrs. Daley, Wanda, and Miss Graves were there too. Center left: Harry as Jacky and Claude patched Slcodan and Mr. Robbins, proud of the decorations advisers. Right: A traveling Santa, told Fredda that he wanted something like her for Christmas. Center: Everett, up a messy iob done by underclassmen. Right: Two well known men at L.H.S., Mr. were assistant advisers for the senior class. Bottom left: .lolyn and Sally were very at the Sweetheart Ball. Center: Mr. Brown and Miss Williams were senior class freak show left one of its exhibits. C' fl, O s ff! .,.,., --any L51 Ci it we I wit' -vu 'f' Nw Top, left: The G.A.A. girls were very proud of their dinners. Tap center: Olive Bowl Queen Irva and her attendants Lahama, Geraldine, Audrey, and Sally were still a little dazed from excitement. Right: Clayton looks as if he iust got caught ringing dismissal bells. Center, left: The Girls' League had more lun in their sandbox they donated than the kids that were given it, Center: Staff photographers were Sandy, Nancy, and Duane. Right: Some L.H.S. students whooped it up over the week end. Bottom, left: Happy couples really swung a hep-cat number at the Sweetheart's Ball. Center: Mr. Castle just tinished all the food in sight. Right: Mrs. Miller transformed Bonita. Harry had already been improved. ' 1 .lust Une ure Liqhl Year Council members who planned the activi' ties for the luaiors were l. Morris, B. Cran- ston, S. Talbot, R, Mitchell, D. Rueda, V. Leeper, P. Cox, B. Ceresa, M. Shrnpaugh, C. Jackson, L. Fultz, L. Kirkland, C. Webb. Although we, the class ot '55, were not the largest class in the school, we only had seventy-seven members, we do think that we are the best one. We started off with a bang on December the fourth with that smash hit Her Step-Husband. Virginia Dorsey, a jun- ior, was in the starring role. Then we ended the year with the elaborate junior-senior banquet and prom, which was an outstanding success. At the wheel ot our rocket ship class was Ronnie Mitchell as president. He was ably helped by Paul Cox as vice pres- ident, lnola Morris as secretary, and Bill Ceresa as treasurer. So, as we head into the future and the untorseeable, we will always look back on the class of '55 as the best class ever. First row: L. Kirkland, S. Candy, B, lamb, B. Ceresa, R. Corcoles. Second row: M. Clark, W. Helton, J. Ascencio, F. lriye, B. Green. Third row: B. Cran ton, K. Jensen, J. Freeman, J. Bohnisch, J. Bradstreet, V. Dorsey. Fourth row: V. Leeper, K. Branstelter, A. Bruno, B. Davison, D. Cranston, G, Harrison, Davis Fifth row' J. Glenn, P. Cox, L. Fultz, D. Austin, C. Jackson, R. Jones. 1 5 .. ,rg - SF? t an . tr '- WJ G .fa,' J Q .3 qc r Q i ., L21 . 43. f X 'r -V ' r lv E -1 E i. wad 'as I Q n G-I r MfImI1vu, Mun MIII1-v, Mm Yr-If-I-,a-vw, und M: Huvmqrm mIvlxf'cI I, RoI1mxcIv I Movlw, U Ruodcl, P Cox, A Bvuvm, R Ckwmn, C Imhou Iwvmr Hpmr-:vu-u In Huw vnlr'lgxIf1lwr-Iruly mhvvlwf, Thr-rv quwflnwr- P RufI1r'y,R Cqvnnsion, I Qnow, I Inqnldahy, M SIunpnuqI1, CR Wr-bb and xrI1- IIN- yr-uv mufml'.vr1mImfl unnfwwx I KvrImIuvwrI nmdv up IIw 'umm xcnmv Ivrwquvf covmmfvvr' In-.I ww r CMI:-, I' Ruhr-y, C W4-hh, V Pr-ny, D MrtfI1eII,V, Vldruo, A. Pnvcork Second row, .I Smith, D, MfCIur0, I Moms, S Iulhoi, S kculnkv, f, IImm41-., A '.mwwIl IIm-I ww C Nyxhoun, C WIuwVe,l Snow, B Slulghf, .I. MuII1oIIund, M Shillpnugh, A, Wnrmlmdmv Irnuvlh low II Noel, I Mr1IIrfw,fA P1-pp:-1, R Rrmlwy, f WvrIfIIO, D Rur-dn, K WQIIS. FIIIIH row H Woods, B. WIIIIC, R, PGHIQITI, B Young, G. Furzc, B Rumley, R MmI1z'II, I .41 lah g van 'nav I MW ? Q54 on '-4' 'D e-5 ,Q as 1. 'C' 35 QS as 5 As. 45. .- V QF .vu gm 'FP' .. fl' 1l'1Eic 1::1b YK ThBY,l'E Entering the Urhit Sophomore class council members were P. Jackson, J. Hunting, J. Wood, B. Lloyd, D. Glick, and L. Harbin. Second row: D. Rutledge, president, B. Wynn, S. Barker, L. Norris, and R. Bowers. Mr. Erlcermonn, Miss Hostettcr, Mrs. Luna, and Mr. Bridges guided the sophomores safely through thc year. The sophomore class started the year off with the traditional Sophomore Amateur Hour. The Amateur Hour is one ot the few performances that draws a full house. A success is a must to the sophomores be- cause the money that the class takes in is a big help for the activities ot their iunior year. The spaceman who controlled the class was the president, Dean Rutledge. The annual Spring Sing came around and the soph- omores entered, once again. The advisers, Miss Hostetter, Mrs. Luna, Mr. Bridges, and Mr, Eikermann helped the sophomores plot their course. Members ot the fife and bottle band, C, Odle, E. Charlebofs, B. Burns, B. Hammer, B. Ballew, and W. Engell-ning, entertained us at the Amateur Hour. Ay 4-., as. ,,Kl Dt, , . lv - fs it Ga. fx gm 1 r D v N Bmsservden B Candy J Cutncrrez, P. Jones, B. Loyd. Second row: M Besl A es A Jones P Bu o an man vr c man v lr w rw B. Andevson, S. Bavker, P. Jackson, J Bvume K Chapman N Francis If v 0 ow 1 vow av 0 raw orc omson W lloyd, A, Harding, J. Ashley, B. Bolle C I berq D Bodune Fnfth row uf Dawn, B Blown, l l lam: c arcson U wo an ullev, B. Mayer, l. McClellan. Svcond row Perry Nor: N Per ms Mm mv cnnorly P war s atc mm lv w vlllo R Marslwall, J. Wood, 5. Slmms, C Rho es W 1 D R ll Cl y G. Svmllw, W. Todd, J. Wilson, J. Plwl S Ne m r w mms 1 D Rum e J MCC am, f ag-. .las-h. K 21 li:-x vv if Nfl F ,FN tif! ,,Ay ,-v I ? iv' C 1' I s.X Little etenrs in a Biq Universe First row: B, Walther, Red Cross, D. Perkins, social chair man, P. Brenner, vice president, C. Castle, secretary-trea surer. Second row: D, Dick, Red Cross, G. Williams, Boys' Federation representative, J. Rachford, presidentg A. David san, Girls' League representative. The Freshman Class of Lindsay High School started oft this year with a very good reputation. The advisers of this class were Mr. Maichrowicz, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Minor, Mr. Dawe, and adviser at large was Mr. Bet- tisworth. They had a very capable president, Jon Rachtord. Pat Brenner, vice president was very re- liable when Jon wasn't here. Carol Castle, secretary and treasurer, kept accurate records. Social chairman, Donna Perkins, hopes to have more entertainment in the future. More friendship among the freshman girls was what Audnia Davidson, Girls' League representa- tive tried to promote. The freshmen representative to the Boys' Federation was George Williams. Dolores Dick and Barry Walther kept them in touch with the Red Cross. As a class they hope to keep up the good work. First row: G. Dunn, P. Bennett, B. Helton, P. Ellis, M. Breckenridge, J. Berg, l. Borbon, M. Feliz, B. Baird, M. Ashley. Second row: M. Flores,L Bran an L. Cowger, E. Bowers, J. Berry, B. Hart, J. Hildebrand, B. Hembree, J. Cox, P. Bailey, A. Davidson, Third row: J. Glick, P. Brenner, L. Burr C Cas J. Elrod, J. Holmes, D. Farless, E, Floyd, E. Barrett, J. Byrd, A. Hernandez, A. Bain. Fourth row: C. Cart, L. Borbon, B. Hammer, B. Brentlinger N Brown D. Dick, J. lmoto, R. De Van, F. Callahan, B. Harvey, D. Barth. Fifth row: B. Beech, G. Hamilton, R. Elizondo, N. Goldman, D. Gilpin, D. Husley Ellis, D. Hall, B. Butterbaugh. .sms M 'calls QF ws. gn ,,,,r V, ...l , 'U . -. 'Q ga , . an 4, G ,YQ on lwll WN , I ,. ,Q Q ,v 'S CF.. 26 .IAQQ 5:- 1 r X lust row- C Steele, B. Jones, l Rathburn, C. lamb, B. Prclcering, D. Perkins, L. Rios, l. Worthington, R. Penlrenpouqh, M. Jarhoe. Second row, C Nor rtalce, R. Mantanr-7, M. Perlans, Jean Johnson, James Johnson, Peggy lassetter, Patsy lassetter, D. Morler, B. Talbot, P. Todd. Third row: D. Vetter, J Wrrqlrl, J, Snow, R Nrrhals, D Oldfield, M. Moulds-r, M. Parks, M. Wrlliams, l. Thomas, S. Timm. Fourth row: B. Joslrn, M. Ramsey, C Wrllrarns, J Rnrhfarrl, C W1-lah, ll, Waddell, B Price, B. Young, B Walther, David langacrc, B. Rueda. Frlth row. R Rogers, T. Warramnlrer, D, Woolsey, l. Rose W. Moore, R. Spencer, S. Owens, Donald longocre, C. Ross, J. lowe. Class arlvisers were M. Bettisworth, C, Dawe, l.. Brown, A. Marflrrowrfz, and E. Minor. Freshmen won in March of Dimes campaign and were cured early for cafeteria. 33506 ST A1 11099 Q I , f4fy Q X i YOUNG Ennstellatinns nf Classes Upon the stage of the Lindsay High School auditor- ium lights glowed when the students came from behind curtains to perform for the various programs of Hallo- ween, Easter, and Christmas. They glowed also with a neon brightness when the Stars of our school ap- peared on distant stages in exchange programs. Co- medians and a clay sculptor sent them into ever mount- ing laughter like space ships being rocketed to the skies. Musicians played, and artists sang and danced. As a time machine flinging them back a century, they saw Dickens characters come to life. Their minds were turned to the future as though sent into time as they viewed the atomic powers of the world today and to- morrow. Left top: Bonita and Coy opened many of our assem- blies with the flag salute. Upper center: Fire Chief De- manty awarded fire prevention essay prizes to George, Iva Jo, and Edwin. Lower center: At the Girls' League Christmas assembly, Bill and Tom tried to talk Santa Claus into believing that they had been good little boys all year long. Bottom: Lion's Club Speech Finalists Audrey and Peggy. Not pictured, were Celia and Sally. Bob was top F.F.A. speaker. Opposite page, top: The .lazz Kings Edwin, Charles, Leighton, Maurice, Mickey, Norman, Bob, and Gerrie performed at many of our assemblies and really made the notes fly. Upper center, left: Mr. Brown handed out letters to our league champs. Right: The Naughty Nine, senior girls, depicted the Shooting of Dan Mc- Grew. Lower center, left: Really hep-cats for the Chorus and Band Show were Carol, Anna, Arleen, and Loretta. Right: Boys really acting their age were Ronald, Gerrie, and Richard. Bottom, left: Scholarship winners were Jim, liberal arts: Audrey, fine arts: Joyce, vocational arts: and Sandy, science. Right, Coy re- ceives the Cowbell Award from Miss Hostetter. Eloise received the Good Citizenship Award. I fi. xt 3 x BP .- ,AXP , Q .xg v Y i 14 la-1 ' 1 1 1 5 J-4 f V u , w-7 . I X 'iiwg x ..- 5 , 1 Talent Frnm the Stars S. Kerlalce, W. Odle, and S. Adams were the brightest stars of all. On Planet Earth, Lindsay, California, October twenty-eight at eight-fifteen P.M., the traditional Sophomore Amateur Hour was pre- sented. This has been a tradition for many years, and this years sophomores put on a great show. Dale Thompson, business mana- ger, and his crew worked feverishly to make it a success. The soph- omore adviser, Miss Hostetter, deserves a lot of credit for her work on the performance. Now for the prize winners, Rachael McCall and Jolyn Harrison played a piano duo, Blue Moon, winning third place. Second place was easily taken by Wanda Odle with her version of Stormy Weather. Sandra Adams, Wanda Odle, and Sally Kerslake sang their way into everyones heart and walked away with first prize. May all the future sophomores win as much fame as did this sophomore class. i l E. Johnson, D. Glick, D. Bodine, B. Tindle, and R. Bow ers were hidden stars. A Bruno played the piano with skill msd l Morris twirled the flashing batons for the S. Talbot danced her way to the top w professional page audience. a tap dance, lf! W Buttc-rhauqh, S. Harrigan, F, Brown, M. Maichrowicz, V, Bridges, and F, Slradan coached our teams to victory. JDMX nrale Bnnslers r and llrqanizers Our drum maior, Harry Rueda, and maiarettes l lloltm-,clr J Freeman, l, Kirkland, l. Morris and S Talbot cltal a sxxcll rob. The yell leaders, Wanda Kinder, Diane Aldridge, and Dianne McClure, started the year off with a bang that could be heard on Mars! They were wonderful in leading the rooters at all times and their work made the Pep Club a success. Like a rocket ship taking' oft into space, the pep girls zoomed out onto the field showing pep and vitality as they did their routines to the band's music. Right from the heavens pranced the maiorettes, pretty as Venus herself, twirling their batons and adding sparkle to the band at the games and in the parades. Coaches Bridges, Butterbaugh, Maichrowicz, Brown, t-lanigan, and Skadan, are to be commended tor a iob well done in coaching Lindsay High teams on to their victories. ll M'llll ' W lullva' HHH ll Alflfirlwr- tml the roar ol the A Harmon, A, Hartman, S, Oucssenberry, I, lencioni, B. J. Crane rirrwrl llrr-y wr-rv rriir yvll lfrrzrlrfr- stan, and D, Langford were pep girls. R These Were llu Virginia Dorsey and Stanley Blue, the leads, and Mrs. Miller, the director, made the junior play, Her Step-Husband, the best in the universe. Characters Harry Rueda, Bonita Waldron, Barbara Slaight, and Nancy Morris took on a starlike glow as the play related the tale of a woman's wild imagination upsetting o normal house- hold. Hail to the junior playkbetter than a trip to the moon! '- '-- '-'A- rr 'v v n rv Top, Production staff, first row: P, Richey, A Hartman. Second row: Mrs. Miller, C. Fox, .l Thompson, Miss Williams, B, Groves. Center Stars: B, Waldron, V. Dorsey, H. Rueda, S Blue. Bottom, last, first row: N. Morris, V Dorsey, B. Waldron, H. Rueda. Second row G. Paschall, S. Blue, B. Slaight, L. Pistole M. Bloomer. 'K S R KY XR 5- if'RAN'i.XY'CiXXXXYYTkNN.X.X'9X'QQK.X'u'X!x iqhtest Stars t i fill l lit l LM t W i hx ,,,fi Rehearsing for senior play, Gerrie, as Chauncey, without ever having swam before, and with a bro- ken leg and a punchbowl in one hand, rescued Audrey, as Georgia Bell, from the swimming pool although she appears quite dry. Harry took a picture lor Lite Magazine, and lrva, Bill Graves, Nancy, Bill Taylor, and Sally looked on in amazement. Bonita, as Miss Thorndyke, a newspaper reporter, told Joyce, David, Coy, Wanda, and Stan that Chauncey won the contest, but Audrey Steele as Miss Prescott, the English teacher, obiected. Assistant stage manager Harry, and sales manager Wanda, were chased into the light cage by Bonita, assistant director, and Stan, stage manager. Like a Cornet streaking to the earth the senior play streaked to a smash hit as one ot the top notch at- tractions at L.H.S. this year. The name ot the play was i'Glamour Boy. Gerrie Depew played the title role. The play took place in the principals office of a high school and told of some ot the problems of teen-agers. Mrs. Miller directed the play and everyone agreed that glamour boy was one of the bright stars of our school. Hemispheric Hiqhliqhts Q Top, left: Freshmen who enioyed the snow on Sundays gave very frigid loolcsQ They were linda, Carol, Pat, Claire, and Marcia. Left: Boys lent spirit to the school with Christmas tree lights during the holiday season. Center, left: Geraldine and Diane were very happy at the thought of sending school backs away. Right: Students looked on, some wistfully, at the Football Queen and attendants. Bottom, leftskachael was so-o-oo tired. Cent r: R cl 'b ' ' ' e on paye tr: ute to Queen .loyce while her ottendants expressed approval. Right: Celia was elected Girls' State representative. Q 3--e pngunanna-mv, 5.15 . 'hr .3-'Jae MTH , Top left: Mr. Brown was really up in the air to hit the ball over the net when the faculty played the G.A.A.Top right: Senior Ditch Day was lots of fun, but the fellas had to carry Lucille up after she went down the toboggon run. Center left: The old troctor got 0 thorough going over by the F.F.A. boys. Center right: Robon presented Lavene, F.F.A. Sweetheart, with her F.F.A. sweater at their banquet. Lower left: At the end of the Avenal game, the students and team thanked God that they had won. Lower right: Waiting for the bus was a tiresome job. Geraldine and Lahoma had to sit down. XQ OUTER SPACE. RGANIZATIQN: , 1 K :Ea Y Y 41 'O 451' 4 Q 4 J Lower left, Student Body President Coy Fox. lower right, seated: B, Waldron, secretary of assemblies, Mr, Hartman and Miss Hos- tetter, advisers. Standing: J. Thompson, sec- retary, J. Sharp treasurer. QL Im i Space Patrol Here we have been traveling along and suddenly our journey has come to an end. We, the members of the student body cabinet, hope that we have helped in our small way to make this a better expedition. The student body has had an excellent financial year. The proceeds from our big football season have boosted our financial condition well above normal. Two of our main proiects this year were, getting an organized parking space and promoting safe driv- ing. Special thanks go to Miss Hostetter and Mr. Hart- man for piloting our little crew. l will long remember the honor of serving as your Student Body President. Remember, that no matter what happens, don't give up the ship. COY FOX President Co editor of the E Vaughn, - d I. Len- t M Moore on Comeg . mom, co-edwlors of the Echo- - ditor of p J. Keck, coe IH L the Comet. J. Rachford, freshman class presidentg R. Mitchell, iunior class pvesidenfg N. Davis, sen- ' - D n Ru!- ior class presadeni, eu ledge, sophomore class pres ident. Co4edHors: Jeannie Keck, and Eloise Vaughn. l Enmet rchllerzls Literary staff, firsi row: L. Norris, P. Richey, A. Davidson, B, J. Cranston. Second row: L. Group phoiographerr Mr. Claire Thomas lngoldsby, B. Earley, C. Jackson. er lelt mess staff: N. Davis, business manager, C. Webb, typist, A Hartman. Second row: G. Webb C Jac son Lars n Thompson salesmen Upper right, photography staff: S. Ewing, N. Brisseriden, D. Larson. Lower left: Students line up to get Comets Lower ng, S. J. Barker, W. Lloyd, S. Blue, l. Morris, not pictured, G. Huff. High school life is a iourney. lt is a journey through space into unex- plored regions. At a meeting of the staff last fall, various themes and ideas were dis- cussed. lt was decided by the entire staff that space or science fiction as some call it, should be the theme of this book. We have worked hard and have tried to develop the theme in a way that the reader will feel he is on this rocket ship traveling through space. The literary staff has used space terms in the titles and articles and has done its part well. Celia Webb was our expert typist and did all our blocking and typing, The free forms, the color of the book ,and the divi- sion page drawings were designed by the art staff to create a feeling of space. The photographers put in many hours taking and developing pic- tures while the business staff did a swell iob on the finance end. Special thanks go to Miss Williams, our adviser, who was always ready and willing to help us in all phases of our iob. The work of the entire staff has made it possible for us to present to you a log of this past year's iourney into unexplored space. i bill rag- mil an ,233 ..,i .,u. f Q4 W : ,hui fi 5: trm, -r-rrtr-rl flrirh lrirlf-,my Bill lrirlr-y Strirrrtrrrrr Bolt l'r-llrlt lrrrr fzrr lrr-y fr-rrtr-r Merrrlyr-rm re. ervrnrr pins were iirrly llrmrl Vrrt lliirrlrrp rrnrl f-lrirlf Jrlrlrsctn with Stuclr-rrl ttrirry tm, rrr-rr' fra rt, J r Nlernury Blaster inds Every time the moon journeys around Planet Earth four times, there is another age of Mental Masters, They earned by working hard the desired award of being a member of California Scholarship Federation. As part of the merit for their work, they receive a free trip to see the Engineering Wonders of Earth that have become solar reknown, Also, many other priv- ileges were given to the Masters of Mercury in their conquests of new stars of Solar Knowledge. This years adviser was Mr. Hanigan, who ably supervised the group in all their functions and activities. For the fall semester the C.S.E.ers elected Clarlc Jackson as president and Bill Earley as secretary. The officers for the spring semester were Jim Richey, president, and secretary, Bob Pettitt. frrxl raw H J frrirrxtorr, l Morris, tl. Brrssendr-n, E. Noel, P. Brenner, A. Fuller, V. Cope lrrrrl, l Slrrltr-ry, J Aulrlr-y, U Tlronrpxon, and H Walther Second row E. Vaughn, J Har r xrmrr, M Moor'-, J llrorl, V, Dorsey, B Anderson, l. Burr, P Dunlap, S. J, Barker, B. Ceresa, rrrrrt V' Jrirlrnnn llrrrrl rrrw S lwrnri, J Rrrhey, B Pettrtt, B Earlcy, E. Morris, J. Sharp, D trrrsrirr, J frrylur, I Yourrrr, A Bruno, I J. Snow, and J Mulholland. Members not prrtured were C. Webb, J. Rarlrford, A, Dovrdson B. J. Loyd, S. Adams, W. Kinder, and S. King. gt .frefr x , S. S fs. Ls t 1'-sr A , 65 xr 91 .f , 8 ' I .4 -. ...Q -,Y 'srl 3 .r'i'+P rf Wy 5. .F 'I 'X I? Again this year another group of students earned their berths on the service clubs. The clubs were started to salute and honor those who had reached a high goal of service. These students were more valuable to L.H.S. than air in outer space and water on the sun. Without them the school would be in a difficult way because of the services they render to the school. By working on committees, being in athletics, achiev- ing scholastic honors, and taking part in other worthy projects, these classmates earned their places on the service club roles at the end of the year, which were the wish and goal of all, As the students of the serf vice clubs work towards the mysteries of the outer space known as Future, may they take their places in Pixies from Planet Plutn the service orbit. Upper left, first row: l. Lencioni, D. Aldridge, A. Fuller, M. Bradley, J, Thompson, G. Paschall, and S. Quessenberry. Second row: W. Odle, F. Laird, J. Littleton, S. Adams, S. King, B. Wal- dron, and A. Steele. Third row: B. Jones, V. Copeland, R. McCall, E. Vaughn, M. Moore, J. Harrison, and A. Harrison. Upper right, first row: B. Cranston, C. Webb, P. Richey, K. Jensen, and S. Kerslake. Second row: J. Mulholland, W. Helton, D. McClure, and l. Morris. Third raw: A. Wanamaker, M. Shinpaugh, S. Talbot, and I. Snow Lower left, first row: S. Gondy, B. Lloyd, P. Mulholland, P, White, N. Brissenden, P, Bullock. Second row: K. Owen, B. Wynn, Z. Hartman, P. Dunlap, l. Poe, and K. Chapman. Third raw: E, Noel, P. Jackson, N. Perkins, L. Norris, S, Bar- ker, and B. Anderson. Lower right, first row: C. Lamb, M. Feliz, D. Perkins, and P. Brenner. Second row: A. Davidson, C. Castle, and L. Burr. Third row: B. Helton, J. lrnoto, and F. Bowers. 'xl .' sig 4 uf .gg .9 5 F I t 4' Q 3, F A, 46- V 1' 1 .. no -P J, r-C rx: ,ali ,QP C .Iuqqlers frnm .Inynus Jupiter Upper left, first row. B. Rueda, B, Baird, G, Williams, and B. Walther. Second row: F. Calahan, A. Ellis, and J. Rochford. Third row: B. Butterbaugh, L. Rose, ond S. Owens. Cenetr left, first row: L. Fultz, B. Ceresa, F. lriye, and D. Rueda. Second row: H. Noel, C. Jackson, V. Leeper, ond R. Mitchell. Third row. B. Young, D. Atteberry, and L. lngoldsby. Center right, first row: E. Morris, L, Slattery, D. Thompson, and E. Charlebois. Second row: B. Brown, J. Phipps, B. Burns, and E. Johnson, Third row: R. Bowers, N. Rollins, and M. Hargett. Bottom, first row: J. Richey, D. Larson, D. Willsey, J. Wood, B. Graves, A. Archer, R. Buenafe, T. Norris, J. Depew. Second row: S. Ewing, H. Ruedc, J. Luollen, J. Crump, J. Swarts, W. Engellring, M. D. Smith. Third row: C. Turner, R, Grumbling, J. James, B, Earley, S. Blue, B. Taylor, C. Fox, J Sharp. 9 I haf- Q 1 'T' -I , 'nf , ag 'f 1 5-4 'ibr C X A QC- qv f-fx 7 1 H T ' if Aqslfiu.--f it 30' Aa 1 - H -- t-to - ..,..... JV l 1llllilSlIlIiIllIlllIll1 Y This group of girls was proud of their organization which streaked through the stratosphere to glory in T953-54. One of the most sparkling occasions of the year was the Backward Banquet which was under the sup- ervision of Diane Aldridge. The Y-Teens worked very hard this year and were awarded with praise from the sky. With the work of Geraldine Paschall, the annual Y4Teen Carnival was also a big success. This year's club revolved around Marcia Moore as president, and Mrs. Ketelsen and Miss Hostetter as advisers. Top: The nucleus of the Y-Teens consisted ot these girls. First raw L. Harbin, B. Wynn, secretary, G. Paschall, D. Aldridge, and B Green, treasurer. Second row. D. Perkins, N. Perkins, D. McClure D. Cranston, K. Yoshida, vice-president, J. Harrison, and M Moore, president. Third row. L. Norris, P. Jackson, and A. Fuller Center: B. Waldron, E, Vaughn, A. Hartman, and M. Moore, at tended the Y-Teen winter conference at Asilomar. Y-teens nf Terra First row: E. Bowers, M. Feliz, D. Perkins, L. McClellan, L. Harbin, J. Hunting, N. Brissenden B Candy P Mulholland l Poe B Talbot C W bb B , . , . , . , . , . e , Green, M. Miller, J. Glick. Second row: S. Talbot, S. Kerslake, A. Harrison, W. Kinder, D. Aldridge, S. Quessenberry, I. Lencioni, G. Paschall, A Fuller, V. Worthington, K. Yoshida, F. Laird, P. Swarts, S. Candy, B. Meyer. Third row: M. Perkins, C. Castle, L. Burr, B. Anderson, P. Jackson, S Barker, P. Dunlap, Z. Hartman, K. Jensen, D. McClure, B. Cranston, J. Bohnisch, l. Morris, J. Smith, J. Mulholland, J. Thompson. Fourth rowr B. Wynn L. Engelking, J. Littleton, S. King, W. Odle, H. Shinpaugh, S. Adams, J. Freeman, M. Shinpaugh, A. Wanamaker K Chapman N Francis M Slate B. Lamb, P. Richey, M. Bradley. Fifth row: B. Brentlinger, N. Brown, E. Vaughn, B. Waldron, R. McCall, C. Rhodes, Norris, N. Perkins, D. Ciransiton, C Harrison, A. Steele, J. Harrison, M. Moore, A. Hartman, J. Keck, M. Willia ms, M. Parks. ft Around the Wurld with the Hell Crass ,, The Red Cross council had an active year. First row: F. Cox, president, Mrs. Brown, adviser, and K. Yoshida, vice president. Second row: B. Walther, C. Jackson, secretary, and D. Dick. Rocketing ahead with a bigger and better drive this year came the Junior Red Cross. At one of the football games, the Junior Red Cross had a booth to raise money for the gift boxes annually sent to all parts of the world. Every student who contributed to the Junior Red Cross received a membership card. The students responded well and the Junior Red Cross got off to a flying start. Piloting the organization this year was Paul Cox, president. He was assisted by Joyce Bohnisch, vice president, and Clark Jackson, secretary-treasurer. We of L.H.S, were proud ofthe way in which we shared our plenty with needy people all over the world through the Red Cross. .. - Jackie, Larry, James, Josie, and Pat received their Junior Top: The advanced Spanish students, B. Waldron, M. Moore, J. Harrison, F. Vaughn, R. McCall, and J. Crump, enpoyed reading their newspaper, La Opinion. Center: These were the Spanish Club officers. First row: P. Jackson, C. Turner, B. J Cranston, L. Mc- lntosh, and V. Vidrio. Second row: A. Steele, R. McCall, S. Barker, and H. Wynn. Third row. R. Bucnafe, B. Cercsa, Z, Hartman, and B. Wynn. is IA q,p,N'U,N CHINA nfpwmn u ' rAscurrrm,,,,5 Rflrmor-.x,, , 'I PM rf, r .rrrra anus nrhals The Spanish Club rocketed into unexplored regions this year with their many activities. All those in Spanish were aboard this rocket ship. We had our meetings on the last Friday of each month and we learned some snappy Spanish songs, and some of the native customs of the different Spanish speaking countries. At our Christmas meeting we broke a pinata and had a swell party to boot. Then on the fifth of May we had our event of the year, our Cinco de Mayo banquet. First row: N. Brissenden, P. Mulholland, B, Loyd, l. Poe, B. Wynn, Z. Hartman, M. Breckenridge, J. Gutierrez, P. Jones, R. Corrales, V. Vidrio, Green. Second row: D. Thompson, J. Woods, J. Bohnisch, I. Morris, M. Hargett, B. Davison, E. Charlebais, B. Cranston, B. Lamb, J. Bradstreet, J. ML holland, C. Webb. Third row. L. Mclntosh, A. Harding, M. Perkins, K. Chapman, N. Francis, A. Hartman, J. Harrison, A. Bruno, E. Noel, P. Jackson, Barker, P. Swarts. Fourth raw. L. Slattery, B. Ceresa, C. Jackson, E. Vaughn, B. Waldron, R. McCall, A. Steele, M. Moore, J. Ashley, J, Crump, B. Balles A. Perryman, G. White. Fifth row: B. Green, P. Davis, B. Brown, E. Morris, D. Bodine, L. lngoldsby, N. Rollins, H. Wynn, B. Anderson, C. Turner, Buenefe. ri Q . 'I .Ani JC. ,- F WE ,Q - N my-:F 'i.:, E , 1 i . I 5 N , k'g x, ', at ,:, ,- I x 96- 4.9 , -9 6 6 ,I A S. E, :Q nil no,- 'Sb sv 'T' QS 'fi Q? F.,- -Q! fl, T. tslrrtrols, C fart lhrrrl row C Lnne, H, Waddell, G Williams, R. Raley, R. Sims, D. Gilpin, Fourth row: F Carter, L, Rose J T frurrmlrlrnrr, ll, Austin. Planet Planters The Future Farmers of l954 AD, of Planet Lindsay were far ahead of all other chapters. Causing quite a stir with the initiation of members, greener than the cheese on the moon, the FFA. added twelve to their efficiently working organization, Their activities have spread like Stardust through Lindsay. Along with their efforts to sell oranges and do a swell job developing food for future members of Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn, they have had a lot of fun. Under head planetarians Rabon Loyd and F. Joe Robbins, the F.F.A. has shone brighter than the sun on a summer clay in Lindsay. Strrrtrtrnq lf lriyf-, R lrryd, J lrrsrer, Sweetheart L. Kirkland, Ad- viser f lar- Rolmlrirrx 'rr-irtr-rt. R Sims, C lane, D Austin. llrf' F.F A boys vi-,itz-rl rlw post offrre the day the fiftieth anniver- qrrry ftrrrrrrv, for tlrr- future tcrrrrrr-is of America Came out, 21: lrrut row R Mfrrntrrrll, F. Ccrllrrtrrrrr, K Brnnxtetter, Sweetheart L Kirkland, P. Bond, F, lrtye. Serond row. Adviser F. Joe Robbins, M Pepper R Spenfe R Loy '-Q15 QQ ' o 0 a, Sig.. C S -K Wx i Mr. Motter directed the band at the Band and Chorus Show. First row: P. Jones, B. Pickering, Director R. Motter, H. Rueda, V. Copeland, and J. Imoto. Second row: B. Ballew, B. Hammer, L. Burr, M. Breckenridge, P. Bul- lock, B. Gandy, and B. Marshall Third row: B. Walther, G. Hamil- ton, C. Odle, M. Wilkerson, G. Depew, L. Slattery, D. Rutledge, and L. Worthington. Fourth row: R. Peckenpaugh, M. Hargett, E. Charlebois, B. Burns, W. Engel- king, J. Lowe, G. Depee, and J. Collins. Fifth row. B. Neece, D. Woolsey, W. Moore, T. Sims, J. James, T. Wannamaker, E. Mor- ris, L. lngoldsby. Thrnuqh the Sound Harrier Marching thru the heavens along the Milky Way came the band sounding its trumpets, clarinets, drums and all its other instruments to glory. The music at all the assemblies, here and in foreign towns, was better than any heard in the entire solar system and the spirit and pep they gave to the ball games and parades were the very great- est. Harry Rueda, drum maior, was the guiding star and the maiorettes and banner girls added sparkle tothe Lindsay High School Band. A-PJ' ,-' ,.., ' gg . .4 K l Voices from the Sky Starry-eyed and angel voiced, the chorus brought much enioyment to L.H.S. this year. Under the leadership of Mr. Motter, they soared high on wings of song and gave Us one of the outstanding musical treats ot the year in the Band and Chorus Show. They also appeared on television and filled the valley with their song. The chorus can point with pride to their fine record ot the past year. cuba' A f '5 'ff ni f' nftcx fifth v avg dn w at ef' ' ,,, . if A ,,v 'Qzl -1 f 'tx ' . Jim sang Heart of My Heart in the Band and Chorus Show. First row: J. Littleton, V. Perr A. Stowell, J. Cox, A, Egbert, C Richardson, S. Timm, D, Williams, S. Keeth, A. Pitcoclr. Second row: S. Ouessenberry, A. Harrison, L McClellan, W. Kinder, P. Sho- walter, S. Talbot, S. Kerslake, B Cochran, Alice Stowell, V. Cope- land, G. Smith. Third row: W Odle, S. King, L. Engellcing, B Jones, C. Castle, K. Jensen, J Freeman, D. McClure, A. Ken- nedy, B. Meyer Fourth row: J, Halstead, G. Harrison, D. Dick D. Wright, S. Sims, S, Adams, M, Shinpaugh, M. Slate, V, Lee- wright, Ann Bivens, H. Rueda, D Willsey, G, Depew, J. Woods, J. Glenn, R. Phillnps, R. Elizondo, D. Rueda, Director R. Motter. Y, l Be X x d N' F,-gnclis. D Mitchell B. Gam' ann 5if0m.1h.fd ' C. 7' . stowellr ' . K Owens, Und dvisef: A' I Harding, ' ' ht, . M WilliomS. B' Helg',onl0llli2bSi Egulilelltflildezl tMl702'ol:lnBwCartsf l- Snow' and B' Slang P. Dow' ' 'd' , R- Om ' 1. SHOW' ' ' First rgwzobb tgueiggdesl 3, Barrzlakiy. 'Rings' D. Dick, J, Elrod. sewn ' ' ' wo, 1. Gvtleff ' ' ow, B Del BUCC l r - ' I ! llrlnn s Amazons Planning events for the GAA at LHS were cab' t b . . . . . . me mem ers Betty Gandy, social secretary, Ida Poe, treasurer, Peggy Davis, point recorder, Lupe Rueda, sports manager, Iva Jo Snow, Girls' League representative, and Joan Snow, freshmen representative. Captain Wanda Helton, president, gave the orders, while Barbara Slaight, vice president, stood by for further instructions from the head officers, Mrs. Daley and Mrs, Brown. I The G.A.A. has done a swell iob of establishing friendship in the outer space. Playdays with other schools have included games of volley ball, basketball, archery, and folk dance groups. The G.A.A. cabinet members were, first row: J. S W now, , Helton, Mrs. Daley, adviser, l. Poe, L. Rueda. Second row: I. Snow, P. Davis, B. Gandy, B. G.A.A. members counted their scores in archery at J S EK. ' 114' 'rrlrtrntnq sncncs liont the Block l Show minuS girls, wr- have, Ir-lt Coy rind Bill loolr on as Mike Vlrlrc appear busy while Jnrlr and John whisper C ostumes, with rolled up pants signifying , Paul, and Harry relax. Center: Coy and Rrqht- Paul Bill d Al . , . , , an an seem happy, but escorts Mike, Carl, and Bill look dangerous. Officers were Bill E, vice president, Vernon, sorrr-tary treasurer, Hill T, srriqeant at arrnsg Mr. Brown, adviser, and Claude, president. Organized athletics have long been an established tradition on our base, a fact proven by the dozens of cups and trophies in our showcases. For many years our teams have stood out like Haley's Comet did at the turn of the century. Athletes who earn sports letters are rocketed to honors with a member- shi i th Bl ' ' p n e oclc L. society. This group from Mars had several club functions during the year, most important of which were the annual Blo k L Sh c ow and the Block L' banquet and dance. The men from Mars were under the competent supervision of Mr. Elmer Brown. The elected officers for the year were Claude Turner, president, Bill Earley, vice president, and Vernon Leeper, secretary-treasurer. 1 ma ,sf C- ' 'Howell Q, .laclnsoftr - hop, M4 bots. R J, B15 Wynn E, Charle G Depee. ' De ew, H. gl Bums' Graves, ' bring, G- P Dogs, D B. Celeso' D Klinke, B- , R, Glum Bowers, N' Nor 3 Cruf'tPf -Umar, A b 5- RicheYf N ecel R- rw 1,3- E, LUdYf note, rng0ldS Y' I B. e X I B, EO' ' VA Legpet, her' R- BUG Woods' L. D Anebef Yr wus B- Tay O r D. Kvedu' Wells, A, Arc glkingr -l' - C. FOX' i Blue NA R0 l ' - l Mollllo' Swarts, K. Sh rpr W' Eng t lc, S- Ewmg' C Davis, 5- ' R Zcisribz H. Ruedo, lf Deatheroilefxlgm GD. Austinrjwlhililhs, B. YOUM3' ' o jones, . -C. ys I ES, . h e- Rv ter. .3 turn ilovzhglli rudvrserl Riwhjxekonl Row live WtllseYr ls iuollevllicfir, L fum' s D Klflllnnd' Tl r odxe 3 Phipps' First row: D. Aldridge, E. Barrett, J. Berg, M. Breck- enridge, R. Corcoles, B. Del Bucchia. Second row: L. Brandon, L. Cowger, A. Davidson, P. Bailey, P. Bullock, A. Bain, J. Cox. Third raw. V. Copeland, P. Dunlop, N. Brissenden, M. Bradley, B. Cranston, D. Cranston, J. Brad- street, J. Bohnisch. Fourth row: P. Davis, M. Clark, V. Dorsey, C. Castle, L. Burr, P. Brenner, E. Bow- ers, K. Chapman. Fifth row: D. Diclc, B. Brent- linger. N. Brown, A. Bruno, S. Adams, B. An! derson, L. Crow, S. Bar- ker. A Gala Scores of heavenly girls led by Jolyn Harrison, the guiding light, showed their rays of sunshine on the Planet Earth this year by helping the children of the Cerebral Palsy School in Vi- salia. They earned the money to buy a sandbox for them. Ethereal and silvery was their holiday as- sembly which will linger in our thoughts forever as nothing less than celestial. W-4.Bf s.x ws st ow: P. Ellis, J. Gut rrez E. Enlre, M. Feliz reen, S. Keeth, S Kerslolce N. Francis. Sec o row: J. Glick, B. For less L Kirkland, A. Jones ion, P. Jones, J nson Z. Hartman Third row: J. Hunting, A F er W. Helton, A, Eg er A. Hernandez, E a ez B. Gandy, S Gandy L. Harbin. Fourt row L. Engelking, S ing, B. Jones, J. Hir son, A. Harrison, W. Kin er . Freeman, A Q- 'xr' ores. Fifth row: J. El rod, J. Imoto, P. Jacli son, A. Harding, G. Harri son, J. Halstead, J. Harr ison, A. Hartman, K. Jen SETI. llf Girls Opposite page: First row. C. Webb, secretary, S Talbot, vice president, M, Bradley, handbook, and, K Jensen, treasurer. Second row: A. Steele, Irmnrlshrp, A. Hartman, entertainment, and L. Kirkland, school beautiful. This page. These girls were on the cabinet. First row- W Kinder, I. Lencioni, and B, J, Cranston. Second row: I. Snow, A. Fuller, M, Moore, and J. Bohnrsch. Third row: E. Vaughn, B. Waldron, A Davidson, and J. Keck. Fourth row: S. Barker, and J Thompson. L9 xl low M WiIltrtrns, S nm, tsl Vounq, J orvtrtson, V Vtrlrio B lhot, P Todd, B Wynn. rotirl row K Yoslttrln, Worthtnrilan, C Rich- lsmr, l Rus-da, C ouras, S. Talbot, P. hey, C Webb Third N A Slowell, J. rrqlit, C Whttv, M. inpriuqh, D McClure, Stawell, L, Thomas, D rllirarns Fourth row J cli, C Rhodes, P. httr-, D Vetter Fttth w W Thomas, H Shin uqh, I Young, S Sims, Wrtqht, A Ste:-Ie, B. alrlirmri, F Vaughn 1' Q ff 1 f ' l as .M A Q as Q? ,atv in 'S '- lv 5 F bis G9 Ftrst raw- L. Rios, L. Bour bon, C. Pickering, D Perkins, C. Lamb, V. Per ry, M. Muller, A. Pltcock Second row. M. Morgan A. Laurie, P. Mulholland I. Poe. B Loyd, P. Los seter, D. Mitchell. Third row: J. Littleton, S. Ques senberry, I Lencronr, G Puscholl, L. McClellan Patsy Losseter, D, Marler B. Myers. Fourth row: W Odle, F. Laird, l. Morris B. Lamb, F. Noel, M Maulder, M, Parks, J. Mul holland. Fitth row: A Kennedy, R. McCall, M Moore, L. Norris, N. Per kms, M. Perkins, A. Per ryrnan, C. Nystrom. - I A x , .Wa ainr Satellites As we have been hurdling through space, the meme bers of the Boys' Federation have not been idle. We have been busy keeping our school a cleaner and bet- ter place in which to work. lt was not always easy. Our project in Boys' Federation was to keep vandalf ism, scribbling on the walls, and window breaking to a minimum. At the first of the school year we were given three hundred dollars. This money was to pay for any minor damage done to the school. Then, with the money we were able to save, we bought something useful for the school. ln recent years we have purchased a tro- phy case for the upstairs hall, and a drinking fountain for the south hall. sw...-1 So, as our little cruise comes to an end, who knows what nice things will be waiting for us next fall? i 4 Cabinet members, first row: D. Rueda, L. Mclntosh. Second Row: J. Morillo, G. Williams, J. Crump, B. Ceresa, president. Third row: B. Taylor, S. Hanigan and E. Eikermann, advisers. Center: New fountain presented to school by Boys' Federation. .-fu, .W Raw one: R. Buenafe, J. Crump, J. Ashley, B. Ballew, E. Charlebois, B. Brown, J. Asencio, B. Beech, R. DeVan, J. Berry, B. Burns, M. Ashley. Row two D. Austin, B. Ceresa, A. Archer, B. Butterbaugh, C. Cart, P. Cox, R. J. Bishop, D. Bodine, P. Bond, G. Beech, G. Depew, B. Anderson. Row three: R Bowers, J. Caylor, J. Dotts, N. Davis, D. Atteberry, S. Blue, J. Collins, T. Deatherage, M. Clark, G. Carter, G. Depee. ff 3t1,--T ' 'N .go as an an 'lv W., ow orrr- J Hrlclvlnrrrrrrl, J. Holmes, B Hcrmrncr, B, Harvey, Cr. Homwlfon, B. Joslrn, D. Grlpln, B. Hart, B. Jones, F. lrye, M. Jmrboc. Row Mo J Lrt Mon, C lrrrflhr-rq, V lr-voor, f Lody, M Hrrrgevl, D Krsswck, C. Hommons, R. Jones, D. Gluck, R. Loyd, O. Lane, B. Forleu Row llrrcv D Krrlxlond Jrrrrrr-x, B, Trrrlcy, W Trrrrr-llrrrrg, C fox, J Glenn. B. Green, J Lowe, R Flrzondo, S. Ewing, R, Grurnblrng, L. Ingoldslly. rw fm rlrrllo, R Morrtrrrrr-1 Row lwo T Jolrrrsorr, R Plnrllrps, R. Porrrgrn, J. Morlow, M. Pepper, R. Mrlclwcll, T. J. Norrrs, J. Luollcn, B. Crave-L D, Larson J, ... 0 ' 'N,,A . ,,.MJ.q-e. -.. as it v rrr- H RU!-flf1,C O1llr',D,Rullf-rlgrf-,J Needham, R Morslroll, R. Nichols, D. Morslmll, J. Plwlpps, L. Mclnfosh, D. Ruvdn, R. Pcclcenpnuglr J nrkr-, ll Ilorvl, C Joflnorr, Row llrrvr' D Moore, l Rose, B, Ncecc-, J Rrchey, C. Nystrom, B. Pclrrtl, F. Ross, C. Dovrs, D. Poe, N Rollrns, E, Morrrx B Jrrrlr-y,l lull! w gf m ' ,,. . L. ' 1 ,u qc nv '- . . . Q. .. r' I Vw 1 O lk PQ.-Q, ' Q . 4. v an PHI, 'ow our- D Thompson, B, Woods, G Norrroke, W. Todd, J. Woods, T. Serdo, R, Sums, M. Romsey, B. Wrlson, L. Slullery, A. Ellis, B. Prrce, C. Srnrllw l Tlrr I lo ml Row Iwo B Yourrrr R Rolcy, M. Wrlkerson, C. Weddle, J. Rcchford, H. Waddell, T. Wonomoker, B. Tindle, R. Spencer, C. Ross, C. Webb rrrrrrrrr-, fl Wrllrcrrrr-., B Rur-do, L Worlhrrwglon Row three J, Woods, D. Woolscy, H. Wynn, B. Young, B. Toylor, D. Wlllsey, C, Turner, B. Wlrm 4.Srr1rlll,J.Tc1Llc1,J Swurlz, J. Slvurp, D Rumlcy, T. Sums. D 199 YQBNYEN e-W 'Q-Q3 as 'K 'K W Zi' . f ,Z N3 Q 'f' Q 4 I Sf ,Ny lf? X . f 4 X X X llur Cardinal Heroes Capably coached by Messrs. Elmer Brown anc Mike Maichrowicz, the Cardinals ot T953 showec themselves to be one of the most outstanding team: that we have had in recent years. ln pre-season practice games the boys looked good beating our old rival, Exeter, and fighting to a dravv with powertul Kingsburg and Fresno High Reserves, When the league games came up the Cards were ready, and they rolled through the five games with- outa loss. The most outstanding player on the team was Bil Taylor, who was voted the Most Valuable Playerf Other mainstays were co-captains Jim Richey at center and Claude Turner at haltback. For winning the South Shasta League crown, the team was invited to Kingsburg for a track meet. st ow R B shop H Rueda R Bowe s R Buenate B Taylor J Crump C Turner, C. Swarts. Second row: N. Davis, B. Anderson, K. Wells, D. Vt J n ea ra e ox ar w J Richey D Austin J Luallen, R. Grumbling, G. Furze, B. Young, B. Neece, T. J. Noi Fourth row C Hammons E Lady E Carter D Giplin B Graves D Atteberry S Blue. Fifth row: A. Maichrowicz lassistant coachl, L. lngoldsby lm ,nc 5 'T .H ' nl Vita, -Q 'QOH it QQ as B s p lc d up yardage wl1l Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay Total ie Blue cleared the way. Neece go? away into the secondary ,.....w0O 0O...,..,. H25 l2.,,,,.,. ....,,.l4 27..,L,... .....,,l3 l3.,,,.,.. .i,,..26 00,.,..... , H20 13 .... ,.,,,,.33 26.,.L.... ..,.,,.l4 l2.,,,L,.. ....,.,,,l92 ll0 It look live ol 'em to bring Taylor d 7 .,....,...w, Kingsburg Exeter Fresno McFarland High .l.V.'s Orosi Dinuba Woodlake Strathmore Avenal iles Hall a Successful Season Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay Lindsay Tofol X061 0'h - Kingsburg . .,.A , Exeter ,, McFarland Porterville J.V.'s ,, ,, Strcfhmore , ,,.. Orosi .. ,, ,,,., Dinubo ,, Woodloke Porte-rville J.V.'s , Sfrofhmore . Avenol Z? 35 .QQ ln rnterplanetary competition this year the Cardettes had a successful season considering the experience of the players that went out for football, Mr. Butterbaugh did a swell iob with the boys although they had a lot of tough luck. The line roach, Mr. Bridges, worked with the fellows all season. The whole team with their co-captains Vernon Leeper and Alon Archer, all contributed to a successful season. The Cardettes had three members on the all star team, Butch Char- lebois, George Williams, and Vernon Leeper. During the whole season teams from other planets scored U0 points against Lindsay while Lindsay made l?9. 1' 4' 'W ,W ,-v Q' 'P-ir 'st' 1 s ' ,ll r .H -1 .4 1 ' sv li' ,.v,n.t. 39 f- .,- ., 1' A- 36- ,b ,C 6 X X. er, X s her, xl' View ntl A. Arc Y SQCO ' 5 Marlflwg R Sperlgc -Qclle, L 1 3 HG C llO O ' incl. ' Bullel' X Phrpp-igcpcwy Y. 3 D. KlrMhf1IdroW1BddcX 0 G locyso f Cx 'Y l Wa M An, Q NO ' rl. s, ,l 'ON l UN Yl0lrFllirtrlCbOlL X R055 lilly B- BUIUSIQS 5 Owen Mfll' w U xNillruw'i Vvwyl MO QOQCW' wmn, G' ltl C' Ngjrtlllllllll lvtr R H llll J 'h 1 A w Rum B Kwan, , ufl l r , W I U rcl Y Bolle- l llllc HW' Am i H prrr i H Huprrrh Rrxl Y' S fryftfll Worn i l Williams ron left end against Avenal. 5alurn's Stars Opp. Lindsay Avenal ,.,..,.. ,.,.,,. 5 1 53 Woodlake ...,.,, ,,,,,, 5 O 30 Dinuba ..,,., ,,,A,, 5 O 57 Orosi ...,,. .,,A, 4 O 65 Avenal ...,,,, ,,,,,, 5 7 67 Woodlake ..., ...... 5 7 33 Strathmore ....... ...... 5 6 44 Dinuba ....... ...... 6 6 45 Orosi ......... ,,,,, 5 4 84 Strathmore ....... ...... 5 l 58 First row: D. Austin, J. Collins, J. Richey, and B. Taylor. Second row: Mr. Butterbaugh, coach, C. Nystrom, R. Buenafe, J. Swarts, and J. Wood, manager. Third row: R. Bowers, B. Anderson, and M. Smith. The varsity hoopsters were balanced better than earth and were faster than lightning. Under the guidance of Coach Bill Butterbaugh, they finished in third place in the South Shasta League standings. This year, although team- work was prevalent and there were no lone stars, continual mainstays were Jan Collins, who was elected team captain, and Coy Fox who was voted the most valuable player. A good start had the Cards in a tie for first place for a time, but o slump in mid-season play dropped them far down. Never have fallen stars reappeared to shine more brightly than the Cards did when they dumped a strong Strathmore team to end a successful season. Left. Captain Jan Collins and C. Fox watched expectantly for another two points ta slip through the hoop. Center: B. Taylor iumped for the ball. Right. Collins pushed in a nice setup. Enmet Streaks Opp. Lindsay Avenal ..., ...,. 3 8 54 Woodlake ..,, .,... 4 6 40 Dinuba .... .,.,, 2 5 35 Orosi .,,, ...A.. 4 4 48 Avenal ,.,,. ,..,,. 3 l 46 Strathmore .,.. ..... 4 7 46 V Woodlake .... ..... 3 3 42 x Dinuba .A.A. ..,... 4 3 57 Orosi ...... .,... 3 6 54 ' Strathmore .... ..... 6 0 50 Front row: D Rueda, G. Depew, J. Morlllo, and L. Fullz. Second row, M. Hargett, B, Ceresa, B. Butterbough, D. Kirkland, and R. lones. Third row: L. Rose, C. Jackson, and B. Burns. The Cardettes flew high all season with a won-lost record of 7-3. The boys won their honors and by playing hard and working harder all season they showed that they were worthy of the second place that they won in their league. With Coach Brown and Captain-elect Jerry De-pew leading the way, the Cardettes went on a win rampage that should be classified as the Massacre ot the Milky Way. Tearing through opponents like meteors through space, the Cardettes made excellent showings against powerful invaders and dealt a few crippling blows themselves on their own excursions. Good work, Cardettes. lower lelt- Larry Fultz outjumped his opponent. Center: Buddy Burns stretched after a rebound as Gerry Depew looked on. Lower right: Dick Rueda slipped past his man to sink another one. Avenal ,....,.,, .... Woodlake Dinuba ..,,, Orosi .. Avenal ..,,. Strathmore Woodlalce Dinuba ... Orosl ,,,,..,,.,,, .,,. Strathmore Mighty Metenrs This year with the Mighty Meteors we had an exceptionally good season. We ended up in second place and were fighting for the top until the last minute ot the game. Strathmore was the only team that had our number and we made them fight for both victories. All during the season not once were they caught star gazing or with their guards down. We elected as our captain of the year our center and high scorer of the team, Jerry Lowe. Top: Jon Rochtord tossed one ln, Center: John Ashley threw a basket while Glendon stood by. Opp. Lindsay 25 58 30 48 l5 49 20 39 25 43 44 32 21 38 31 38 20 53 4l 3l First row: B. Hart, manager, J. Wood, B. Baird, H. Brixey, G. Smith, G. Ham- ilton, Second raw: A. Maichrowicz, coach, A. Ellis, J, Rachford, B. Ruedo, J Ashley, L. Bourbon. Third row: Dovid Longacre, Donald Longacre, J, Hilde, brand, E. Charlebois, G. Williams. eptumfs enphytes With Jan Collins and Jack James as co-captains of the A Class and led by Bill Earley, the team won many honors. This year's swimmers fared well in competition. Opponents from other planets had trouble when the magical men from Lindsay struck terror through their hearts and minds. Winning the Chamber of Commerce Relays and the Shasta Divisional, they showed excep- tional sportsmanship. The Cardettes took first place in the Relays. Led by co-captains Clark Jackson and Vernon Leeper they stayed right along with the Cards in the divisional in spirit and sportsmanship. Our girls' team this year took first place in the Shasta Divisional Meet. All season long they won their share of honors. r ew . 'Q iffy. 4 G. ,I qu-1.- 1 lf ' T' . Top: The Cardinals this year were, first row: N. Davis, B. Graves, J. Phipps, J. Littleton. Second row: C. Nystrom, R. Bowers, P. Cox, H. Rueda, M. Clark, Third row: R. Grumbling, J. James, J. Collins, B. Earley, G. Depee, J. Swartz. The Cardettes were, first row: J. Berry, C. Odle, F. Callahan, Donald Longacre, E. Charlebois. Second row: R. Raley, V. Leeper, B. Ballew, R. Mit' chell, B. Hammer, E. Johnson, L. Borbon. Third row: B. Green, T. Wanamaker, L. Cowell, D. Hall, D. Kirkland, M. Pepper, R. Spencer, W. Rogers. Center, left: Girls on the swim team were, first row: J. Johnson, P. Brenner, A. Hartman, I. Lencioni, E. Bowers. Second row. B. Meyers, M. Parks, P. Mulholland, l. Morris, B. J. Lamb, D. Aldridge. Third row. Mrs. Brown, coach, B. Slaight, M. Williams, K. Chapman, B. Brentlinger, J. Elrod, V. Dorsey, J. Littleton. Lower left: Mr. Brown with his managers, R. Parrigan ond B. Young. Kneeling: B. Davison and B. Hart. Shasta Divisional Moy ld A Class-Lindsay 91 Kingsburg At Fowler 23 B Class-Lindsay 737, Fowler A4 Kingsburg ISV, Girls -Lindsay . 53 Kingsburg Sl Fowler 40 J First row: G. Webb, G. Williams, B. Baird, B. Rueda, H. Waddell, D Longacre G Smith and D Thompson Second row W Engelking E Lady D Rut ledge, D. Rumley, J. Crump, G. Lane, K. Wells, and J. Richey. Third row J Wood C Fox D Wlllsey C Turner S Blue B Rumley B Pettitt G De ew and Coach Vernon Bridges. Wings nf Space Our track team this year sped on the wings of space to a record breaking season. The A Class crew came home with first place from all dual, triangular, and quadrangular meets. Captain Bob Pettitt led this zoom to victory. The B Class crew was small this year, but scored many points for their size. David Rumley cciptained the men and did a great job. Schools from other planets feared the outer space- men on Lindsay C Class crew. They made a good show- ing at the meets following George Williams, their captain. Stan Blue was elected our most valuable cadet. Some of our best planteers were sent to Radcliffe Stadium at Fresno for the West Coast Relays! .nv ' Y' . , '51 . -.. LQ ' fy D f I f.-' u... , .. V ll.: -, f- W. .'.. v 'V . ' . .fu . - .1 D f 1-,A ' H . A n .un L ' V - ,- if' ., , A . ' A , ' '- ..-, - , ' I' ' -r ' -y ' . 1- 8 v ,- a' , . , . ' o ' ., ,s ' , V, ..' I . - 7' -,-',-'rr' r . , r J, Urrpr-r lelt Bill stretched and Bob Jones was too late. Upper right: Joe pitched rr no hrttrr this year lower: Ron put the tag on Larry, , 5' Star Swingers This year's star swingers were sparked by Joe Morillo who pitched a no-hit, no run game against our arch rival Strathmore. The boys did themselves proud, whether it was sweeping star dust off the plate or keeping the stars out ot an ump's eye. Starting oft the year in first place, they finished in third. Many a close game was lost during the season while many were won. Many a home run was hit and many spectacular plays were made, worthy ot a place in the sun. Feared by many teams as THE THING from outer space, the Cardinals did a wonderful job and they look forward to a good sea- son next year. Frist row' l. Lowe, M Smith, J. Rachtord, L. Fultz, B. Ceresa, B, Price, and D. Austin. Second row: B, Taylor, B, White, A. Ellis, J. Morillo, B. Burns, and Corrrh tranlr Slrndcrrr. Third row- G. Carter, M. Hargett, R. Buenole, T. Deatherage, R, Jones, B. Butterbaugh, and G. Beech. 4 x March 13 Lindsay ,,,,,,,,. March 20 Lindsay March 27 Lindsay April l0 Lindsay B. Green: Girls' League Tournament: Winners Singles ' My , f ff-WCW .iff in ,gs ' Y! .K , . ba . ge,-. s .Y Top: A tennis meeting with J. Sharp, Z. Hartman, P. Jackson, J. Mulholland, D. Rueda, B. J, Green, A. Perryman, B Walther, H. Brixey, K. Yoshida, A. Steele, M. Moore, L. Slattery, B. Anderson, and R. Marshall. Left: Kathryn showed Pat Stella, Audnia, John, Bob, and Richard, the standard backhand stroke. Right: Zandra, Robert, Phyl, and Dick spin for c side. 4 Planet Pullers League League Tournament: Winners 6 Woodlake l K. Yoshida-A, Steele: Girls' Doubles 5 Strathmore 2 M. Moore-L. Slattery: Mixed Doubles 7 Dinuba 0 6 Orosi 1 Q Shasta Division Tournament: Winners B. Green: Girls' Singles H. Brixey-D. Rueda: Boys' Doubles K. Yoshida-A. Steele: Girls' Doubles ' M. Moore-L. Slattery: Mixed Doubles H. Brixey-D. Rueda: Boys' Doubles 6, -Ir A. 7 l si F . .K Y YM -kr r .X fr 1' ' I . 'L . K if iw.. L F f ' 1 lg J .'.-X ff 1 v t' 4 .'.s',f' A Left: Grouped around Audrey Steele were Sandy, Marcia, Kathryn, and James. 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