Lindsay High School - Comet Yearbook (Lindsay, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1955 volume:

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If-z'zZ5'L-lk- I, I fl May' It 1' ,I NK LQ-IL' fy Nblefywp we I Ji LJHJ Q :l,IJ1f!f LW' I I I I 'j'F'-Sa.. 1' 1 f in :XFX , fx fly S KN PU Q fx, Published by The Sfudenlfsffs - I gif I of , L Q A1- LINDSAY HIGH SCHOOL ,' ' , ' 'Q Lindsay, California X' , 5 HKJ 1 I IK A Volume 44 tg Q f I 1 , ts? - I sl . in 1 I INOLA MORRIS R Q FY Q5 CLARK JACKSON Cv Co-Editors SUNSHINE WILLIAMS , , 'Q Adviser v I ill 5-TGC-' 4. x S M 10 J,.fTf ,W f f -TT If f X WN 'I gf JMZIKQ fafwffmdd W my 5 W 1 Q T f 'ff fT LW f if P A 0,159 7fQf'VjOfL4 '74 L 7L0 9 14 1 M f W fw M , f M A QM? ,U XM W' yy! jfs qu ' L 1 Q51 ff R779 PDVQY lgfevieuu X O 'Q ' T e T ,T 1 KPN fp b M .UM H vlv' TEST PATTERNS ,Z TW Tw T T AWARD f MT M6 - M 'F J 18'35, TT PRODUCERS Jr M ij X fr .VVYVVV W I 1 , H5321 W T ' , V ML T7-My Y T,T f ,K.-'- YAYAA JOIN T f , LAL f J 4, ,Q 6848244 HE GANG ,W ff' T ,WW up P' .T L w L Q f ' 'CAVALCADE OF SPORTS - f 'X M M ,vue T574 Ugjmi ALT W ., ,I ,VME JL FQQYIM J, gg If m2j'2'2f I bpm WW x f f I WM if WJ LVM UQ V, H T' T ,L ff fin? 2, x .X P' f Y' W3 X Q1 T 'L 'C TJ OWL T T xx Nr , , , , 1 A fl xq . 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We soon come to the l f time when the dividing line between the past and the future be- comes a slim piece called the present. We have pictured here your X 1 f lives for the past year so you may turn the pages and remember 'f those days when we were not troubled with big problems. , L Y f 4, ,fi f' J 4 it . 1- LU i Q Iliwblf ' Vl f Q e. ,, L C U ey, .Cf Doll 7 X jf Xfiyflyf sf Q v i W 4 zwff up ,L e i f V, .fv7,!,.5','5V,7 My . L If i' L Llbuy' 1 , i Jfrn fda r K fQ fwffff f ' I AQ!-mf' 5'-rfyfay fi ,L ? 71,l,-fl? , ff I . t 14,9 f, Tv'7f1vrSf4f 'ff of the year. M 5. If in 4 L, i Q P Lu' N I ,4 J ,fd J V' LJ A M ca em? war J va ,Q , 1 .C N if c ,- ev V ly Lf ov!! -,bv J .-To MR, MAICHROWICZ, our Man Behind the Scenes, we Q dedicate our 1955 COMET, the highest award in our possession. L 44 X K X 5 s VTX 1 We offer our congratulations, Mr. Mike, for receiving our Oscar . I 1 E Q K X IJ if A X K fx rs 3. N K rs, ,- NX gf. 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Every show must have its stars and we have been fortunate to have had our full shareg but every pra- ducer knows that it takes more than the stars to make the show go, so to all who have contributed their talent or skill, we say 'thanksfi To the Class ot l955, small but energetic, we pay a special tribute and extend to them best wishes for continued suc- cess through the years ahead. CLAYTON CASTLE Superintendent ad tel' 0 el'el1'l0llle5 Television is a wonderful invention. You can see and hear from long distances almost unheard of wonders of time and space. We call this a modern discovery. There is another television as old as man and it isn't limited by gadgets and lights. You can see it now and hear it too as you read these lines written just for you. l can see your face and I can hear your voice and l know you can see and hear mine, too. lt's just as real as the one in the store or your home and I can turn it off or on as l will. Now since this is true, l want you to know my TV set is turned so that whenever you read these lines I will hear and see you and, if you will listen, you will hear my prayers for your success and happiness as you live the years ahead, ZAFON A. HARTMA Principal X T LX X QTf6,4L! 6 ' Q47 JZ: 62,241 1 Xi' ll f if I The hard working office staff was composed of B Meyers V Vidrro, S Candy, I, Thomas, G, White, Mr. Hartman, S Kers oke Miss Graves and M Shinpaugh. If si tif, 1 I o an A I . W iqi, fir. , ,EL , ,, 11 f f R . .1 Tai: .. My L X - t I , xg D593-tr . K - I! '51 t X : . 7-Qi A Ben Tony and Jim worked M. H BETTISWORTH on their problems for mc- Industrial arts Cllcmfol df0W'n9 A M,, Bradley University llc-mia, lllin 'NE LAVELL BROWN Home economics B.S., East Central State College, Ada, Oklahoma Dorothy, Geraldine, and Vonda Jo had a dinner for three in senior home-making. 1- K irecfora The Algebra I class med hold Io ge! Uherr homework Hmm STEPHEN HANIGAN Motlwemofics, tennis couch A B Unrversivy of Colrfornru 1- vs. 5 r 4 A X C, W. DAWE Enqlrsh, world hlslory, YUf'Y'fH lyurllt' rmvr- srwech, driver Pdurnirnrr A H, Umversriy of frriuformn , H ' ' Dm ,,.. J.. ALLISON HOSTETTER Deon o gurls Engrsh A B Umversrfy of Colrfornro orles Jules on Lorr added io theur vocabulary in senior Englrsh hor! full: S ' 1 lfef firgf 5 Thr- yournolwxm claus loolncd EARL H. JOHNKE nn lnlvnlly Us Pcqqy typcfl lr Hymn English, Sofvol on mlrrlf- fm ll1r' pmwv QluCliCS, pOUrr1GllSrn A B, Unlverslty ol SOUH1 0 xt Dnkoto J K I A QQ GJ fl! KI X V W V Q Q., .fl -' Jr lv QL Ia 94? ,.,, ESTHER KETELSEN The Sponwgln cllmsses lwon Spnnlslw, English lots of fun reading mogc A B , Umversnty ol zvnes and newspopcrs in Colrfornic Spnnuslv. MARY IUNA . plwyslcol cdumtuon A H, Whntticr College, Cfllllflvvvlfl llm Clnlx' P. E. filosww lr-uvnccl exe-lclsvs to clevvl up pmw mul gunrr' l A ga .4 1' 'f NK S1l 'f?Y'l ' A ADOLPH MAICHROWICZ Sandra gave Joyce a chance Social living, history, driver to practice her firsta Nfootball and coach College --....., . irecford Jay, Mary Lou, Zandra, and ROBERT E. MASON 1 If Buddy studied the colonies Sr. problems, history, study N - in U. S, History. hall, football and basket- V ball coach ying, B,S., Bowling Green State ,, A X t University, Ohiog M.A., l v Calilarnia Polytechnic Y A College A r 9' -----mi.. N ':: , Y 1 . if I .- vu-aff' J. A. MJADZEN Typing, shorthand, bookkeeping AB., lowa State Teachers College The typing class was busy ni work when the camera turned that way. , ' m' if lllll III! tttlltlll .,,,f..u..- If I f 'Tiff-fm-3 T iv-ff-'ni wt f IIQIEEIEIMII f-:XX irecfora ' A The Ilbrory was fuII of dustrious people. 4' .l. I-3 J . X it -K TOINETTE O. MILLER Library, dramcitlcs, study hall AB., De Pauw University -L ,-.- .... 1 fu rx ,Q +1 --wr nq A e 1 A V -y n. J ! 4' 4-K I E . IK'-5 - .I-1 3, ' A ,l R its Q- fs - my 5 'K Q m 9 3' , - . 1513 LI ' I -. . ifxii ,vf ' 4 . ' if ,iw C 'A I A-,v .L,jN---e r V- K I II.. . 1 A ,v . 4 .lirx 5 4 , - . af, A I ii ' 15 .vs . IQQ ' -tl F T'-1T:'n :..'Qr' .I 1'4 j 1 'V I S iii RICHARD K. MOTTER Chorus, band, instrumentation B. of Music, University of Southern California The camera caught the chorus unaware. Q ELSIE MINOR The gifts sewed busily on Home economics, study haII their projects in home mak AB., Fresno State College ing. I 5 I his ' ..f if , - .'::lj.'-4111 5 -- ew .hw 4 M i, 1 v F JOE ROBBNNS 3 ! i' - U , y I V I . ', ' A N f hem iA-K.fQ...?t-fl X ,, v , Woodslwoyv, ng, scncn W Og mcchomns H S , Kovacs Smir- Ag1vwruHuvu1 COHCQQ 1 A FRANK SKADAN Dwrcctov of ofhlerlu baseball comb A B, Wnshmgion S'r1!r' follcgc -y x 1, . ,-of N SUNSHINE WIIUAMS A19 ond cvnfvs Ycmhook The ods d move :L go? info the spoilught wr 1 then clay proyecvx X 4 X X -of jx 1 X , I 1 N . A Y' A N ,Q Jann MAJ on 5 5 W N' ' Q R nt . ,f 5 JJ LARRY ww? , YV ' rw' X LBJ GERALDINE Hmemom 'rffxj N M f Gym N.-A I-5 GX LIE MAN ,V DEANNA CRANSION Bill owns N vm rnoksrv xg k . qi ' K m .l.- .xkwu-1-5'X4.' 4 Q 4, K . tk ,f - D . - - x MVX DJ yu M W ,VK ' 51 715 , ,g,QA,.f '?4 lows PRHMAN f . f If X 5 , Q bb Q W X A , - K FUR!! ' N ' I Kr . 'J QV 7f,g7 I??Ab1IlTON W X 2' ,Av V - b WMM sb A fy A 5 mf 3 W ,f - ' X rv' 3 I Aff H! W M F ,V 5 X I f ip, X 1955 y J EJ ' i yx 1 'ff 'Aw 'N X by y I QQ an 1' 9.6 xi SHIRHY QANDR BETTY JEAN CRFHJ 'xy ff 6 -if is W' I A AX -3 - 44 XI Aka- ' 1 JA MARLOW DOROQF-kM1Tp,LlB RONALD M1133 INOLA MORR s 1 . ,Jw 'VL J J A D3 wk yfffff M01 JBA uu-fo LAND I' I jg CEUA NYSTROM VERLENE PERRY I955U,1f J! R ff 9, Rf 1 if l 6' A ff W5 J7.,f f D if' J' L uv,-fl' '.7 K .1 A If HAROLD os Lf' A jj AYNARD PEPPER Lf ' Af Jw! Df , ,W CHARI ES ODLE RAY PARRIGIN N-ni wa 1. 1 SAHY TAlBOT GENEVA THOMAS I 955 .Q ,. 4' Cl f j h Sill-Z? GERALDINE wwrs l VIRGINIA WDRIO . X l . 1 L r 1 ,XJ Aw ll Q, ,Q 'f Q .. ,f . ,A A L 'VJ C If K gmt C' -gf I ada, 5 5 , Y X x KI xt' i f f 7 Q fi C ' . . -5 4 cf X 2 s , 1 5, QQ K , D ki ? w5ooLE Mb K ooos ,W ANN WANAMAKER CELIA WEBB Y KENNETH WELLS 4555 f lv 5- eniorfi jim ia your 542 JOE ASENCIO, Spanish Club I. DARRELL ATTEBERRY, Student Body President 4, Class Council 2, 3, lloys Service 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, Junror Red Cross I, 2, Block L I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 4, Captain 4, Band I, 2, Jr Sr. Prom and Banquet Committee 3, Junior Class Play 4, Senior Class Play 4 Swimming I, Il, 3, 4, Hr,Y 4, Pep Club4 DAVE AUSTIN, Student Body Vice-Presrdent 4, Class President 4, FF.A, I, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Boys' Federation Otficer 3, 4, Block L 2, fl, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Captarn 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 3, 4, Stage Crews I, 4 Jr Sr Prom and Banquet Committee 3 Hr-Y 4 DAVID BENSON, Transfer 4, t-tt'Y 4. JOYCE BOHNISCH, Student Council 3 Sccretnry al Weltare 3, Class Coun- cil 2, Echarng L 4, Yfleens I, 2, 3, 4, Representative I, Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Drive Chairman 4, Matorette I, 2, 3: Jr Class Play 4, Sr Class Play 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Band and Chorus Show 2 Sophomore Amateur Hour I, 2, Swimming 2, 4. ALICE BRUNC, Girls' Service Point Recorder I, 4, C,S.F, I, 2, 3, 4, Vrcc Prcsrdent 4, Grrls' Service I, 4 Girls' League Social Chairman 4, Spanrsh Club 2, 3, 4, President 4 YfTeens I, 2, Jr Sr. Prom and Ban- quet Committee Chairman 3, Sweetheart Dance 4, Exchange Assemblies 2, 4 Bank at America Trophy JULE CAYLOR, C SF. I, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4. HILL CERESA, Student Council I, 3, Class Council I, 2, 3, Class President I Class Treasurer 3, C.S.F. 3, Bays Service 2, 3, 4, Boys Federation Vice-President 2, President 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Block L I, 2, 3, 4, Vrcc-President 4, Football I, 2, 4, Track I, 2, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Cap- tain I, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Captain I, Stage Crew 2, Jr. Sr. Prom and Banquet Committee 3 Sophomore Amateur Hour 2 BARBARA COCI-IRAN, Charus 2, 3, 4. RACHEL CORCOLES, Chorus 2, 3, 4 PAUL COX, Student Council 3, Class Councrl 2, 3, Vtce Prcsrdent 3 Boys' Service 2, 3 Junror Red Cross 3, Presrdent 3 Block L 2, 3, 4 Football 2, 4 Basketball 2, Stage Crew 3, Jr. Sr. Pram anrl Banquet Committee 3 Swimming I, 2, 3, 4, Captain 2, BILLIE JEAN CRANSTON, Student Council 4, Secretary at District XII ot C.A.S.C., Class Council 2, 3, VrcefPresrdcnt 2, Comet Stall 2, 3, 4, Echarng LStalt 3, 4, Exchange Editor 4, C S F, I, 3 Girls Service 2, 3 4 Girls League Oltrcer 3, 4, Treasurer and Ways and Means Chairman A Spanish Club 2, 3, 4, Representative 2, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Vrre Prrzsrrlent anrl Program Chairman 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4 Carnival Chairman 4, Pep Ctrl 3, A Jr. Sr. Prom and Banquet Committee 3 Sweetheart Dance 3 Exchange Assemblres I, 2, 3, 4, Bank at Amerrca Awarrl Trophy 4, Sophomore- Ama teur Hour 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Band and Chorus Shaw 3 Block L Show 3. DEANNA CRANSTON, Student Cauncrl 4 Secretary ol Wellarr- A Class Council 2, Social Chairman 2 Grrls League Represcntatrve 4 Tennrs I 2, Pep Girl Head 4, Jr, Sr. Prom and Banquet Commrttr-e 3 Banner Gul 3 Pr-p Club l, 2 3,4 BILL DAVIDSON, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Block L I, 2, 3, 4 Eaatlvall Man ager 2 Track Manager I, 4 Swimming Manager 3 Ht Y A IOYCE FREEMAN DEPEW, Y-Teens 2, 3, A Charus I, 2, 3, 4 Jr Sr Pram and Banquet Committee 3, Mayorette 7 3 VIRGINIA DORSEY, Student Council 2 Secretary ot Assr-mblres 2 Echoing L 3 CS.F I, 2, Girls Service 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 4, President 4 G,A A 3, 4, Tennis I, 2 Jr. Sr. Pram and Banquet Cornmrttee 3 Jr Class Play 3 Swimming 3, 4 Exchange Assemblies I, 2, 3 Debate Team 4, Olive Bowl Attendant 4 Drama Festival 4, LARRY ELJLTZ, Class Courtcl 3 Boys Service 2, 3, 4 Spanish Club 2 Block L 2, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Stage Crews 4, Sr Class Play 4, HlfY 4, President 4 GARY EURZE, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Treasurer 2, Chapter Farmer 2 Reporter 4, C.S F. 4, Block L 4, Football 4, Band I, 3, 4, E F.A Speech Contest Wrnner 2, Bank of America Certificate 4. SHIRLEY GAISIDY, Y-Teens 3, Jr. Sr, Prom and Banquet Committee- 3, Bible Club 3 BETTY GREEN, C.S.F. I, 4, Girls' Service 2, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 4, Representative 2, Treasurer 3 President 4 Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Girls Singles and Doubles League Tourna ment 2, League Tournament 3, Singles and Doubles Fall Tournament 4. GERPIE HARRISON, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, G,A A. 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Banner Girl, 3, Band and Chorus Show 2, 3, 4, Exchange Assemblies 3 Swrrnmrng 3. WANDA HELTON, Girls Servrcc 2, 3, 4, Y Teens I, G A A. I, 2, 3, 4 Numeral I, Cardinal 2, Block L 3, Specral Award 4, Treasurer 2, Pres- rdent 3, 4, Pep Club I, 3, 4. LARRY INGOLDSBY, Class Council 3, Comet Stall 2, 3, 4, Boys Service 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club 2, 3, Football 3, 4, Block L 3, 4, Track 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Sr. Prom and Banquet Committee 3, Sophomore Amateur Hour 2, Hr-Y 4, Bond Officer 4, Band and Chorus Show I, 2, 3, 4. FRED IRIYE, F,F,A. I, 2, 3, Reporter 3, Boys' Scrvrce 2, 3, Black L A Football 3, Baseball 2, Chorus 4, Band and Chorus Show 4. CLARK JACKSON, Student Council 4, Class Council I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer I, 2, Vice-President 4, Comet Stall 2, 3, 4, Ca-Editor 4, Spanish Club 2, 3. Junior Red Cross I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Block L 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Stage Crew 3, Jr. Sr. Prom and Banquet Committee 3, Boys' State 3, Governar's Trallrc Salety Conterence 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4, Block L Show 2, 3, Hi-Y 4, Social Chatr- man 4, Elks Club leadership Award 4, C.S.E. I, 3, President 3. KAY JENSEN, Student Council 4, Echoing L 4, C.S.F, I: Girls' Service 2, 3, Girls' League Ollicer 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Y,Tf-ens I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, Jr. Sr. Prom and Banquet Committee 3, Ways and Means 3 Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4 Band and Chorus Show I, 2. 3 ROBERT JONES, Class Counrrl 2 Black I 2, 3 A Faarball 2 Baseball 3, Haslrerhall I, 2 3 Caprrrrn 2 SALLY KERSLAKE CSF 3 A Sacral Chaurman A Y Tr-r-ns I, 2 3, A Jr Sr Pram and Banque! Commrlree 3 Exchange Assemblies 3, A Hand and Chorus Shaw I, 2, 3, A non rcrszrcrmn arm. I 3 3 A rmrscrr 3 aprlfrlmrr 2,3 siege cw.. A r.rr.r.n., I A ssammmr, 2 3 A. LAVENE KIRKLAND Class Cauncrl 2 3, A Como! S!alI A Echoing L Arrrsr A FFA Svser-thi-ur! 3 Girls Service I, 2 Grrls League Officer 3 A School Br-uurrlul 3 A Y T-:ens A Famball Qui-en A!!endan! A Mol- .srf-rrf 7 ,I A ,r Sr vnrnr f-nn Bar-rqur-r Cammrlwc 3 Olrve Bowl Amend anlA Pr-pi'l.h' T 3 A IVERITI IAIIY Class Cwunrrl A Black L 3, A Football 2, 3, A Hu Y A. BETTY IO LAVIB C S F I Junior Red Crass l 2 3 A Jr, Sr Prom and Banque! Commilvee 3 Swrl1'Imrnq2 I .J Pr-p Club I 2 3, A Crrls Service 2, 3, A Spanish Club 2, 3, A' VERNON IFEPIR, Class Council 2, 3 Bays Service I, 2, 3, A Boys In-cleralrcn Sr-Lrerarv A Black L 2, 3 A Recorder 3 Prr-rrclenr A Faofball 2, 3, A Cap!avn 3 Boskefball 2, A Sophomore AmaIeur Hour 2 Hr Y A Swimming I 2, 3, A Caprarrr 3 Pep Club A Treasure-r A VONDA JO LEEWRIGHT, Class Council 3 Grrls Servrcc 2 Y-Teens I, 2, 3 Tc-nnrs I Chorus 3 Pep Club I, 2 3 Bank al America Cer!rlicaIe A JAY MARLOW, FFA I, 2 Boys' Service I, 2, 3, A Junior Red Cross 2 FooIbalI I, 2 Tracls 2 Baslrerball I FFA Business Commi!Iee I 2 Rallle Commrhec 3 DOROTHY MITCHELL, Y Ter-ns 2, 3, A G A A 3, A Tennis 2 RONALD MITCHELL,S!udcn!Cou'1crI3 Class Council 2, 3, A, Presiden! 3 F F A I, 2 Secrerary 2 Boys Service 2, 3, A Band I Swrmmrng 3 Hr Y A Sr-crerarv A INOLA MORRIS, Sluden! Council A Class Council 3, A, Secrelarv 3, A, Come! Slall 2, 3, A Co-Erlrlor A, CSF I, 2, 3, A Girls Service I, 2, 3, A spumsh Club 2,3 v um, r, 2, 3, A calmer 7, 3 Mayorelle I, 2, 3, A Head 2, 3 A Jr Sr Prom and Banque! CafCharrman 3 Swimming 2, A Band and Chorus Show I 2, 3, A Sophomore Amoleur Hour I, 2, Exchange Assemblies 3, A Pep Club I, 2, 3, A Olrvc Bowl Queen A, Bank ol America Cerrrlrcare A 3, 3 JEAN MULHOLIAND, C SF I, 2, 3, A Girls Service 2, 3, A Spanish Club 2, 3, A, Y Teens 2, 3, A Tennis 2, 3, A Pr. Sr Prom and Banque! Commr!Ice 3 Banlr al Amerrca Cerlrlicale A Pep Club 3, A, HAROLD NOEL, F FA I, 2 Boys Service I, 2, 3, A Block L 2, 3, A Faolball 2, 3, A Baseball 2 Hr Y A Treasurer A CELIA NYSTROM, Girls Service 2 Y,Teens A, GA,A I, 2, 3, A Band I, Pep Club 3, A Sophomore Amareur Hour 2, Exchange Assemblies 2, 3. CHARLES ODLE, Class Council A Treasurer A Boys' Service I, 2, 3. A: Black L 2, 3, A Foolball 3, A Caplarn A, Bond I, 2, 3, A- Swrmming 2, 3, A Band Vice Presldenr A Sruden! Corrduc!or A, Hi-Y A Pep Band 3, A: Sophomore Amateur Hour 2, 3, A Band and Chorus Show I, 2, 3, A Exchange Assemblies 3, A RAY PARRIGIN, Bond I Jr Sr. Prom and Banque! Commr!Iee 3, Hr-Y A, Swrmmrng 3 VERLENE PERRY, Transler I, Y-Teens 2, 3, A, G.A.A. 2, Chorus 2, 3, A, Jr Sr. Prom and Banquel Commnrce 3, Band and Chorus Show 2, 3, A. ADELE PITCOCK, Chorus I, 2, 3, A, Band and Chorus Show 2, 3, A ROBERT RALEY, FFA. I, 2, 3, A, Echoing L A, Boys Service I, 2, A, Band I, F,FA. Business Eu-culrve I, 2, 3, A. PEGGY RICHEY, Sludenl Council A Secrclary al Assemblies A, Class Coun- cil I, 2, Sccrclorv I Came! Slall 2, 3, A, Echoing L 3, A, Edllor A, Girls Service 2, 3, A, Spanish Club 2, Y-Teens I, 3, A, Jr. Sr. Prom and Ban, que! Commrllee 3: Stage Manager Jr. Play 3, Lion's Club Speech ConIes! Winner 3, Chairman March al Dimes Drive A, Pep Club I, 2, 3, A Soph omarc Aman-ur Hour 2 Exchcngc Assemblres 3, A Debale Team A, EIICK RLJEDA, SIuClL'nl Council A Class Cauncrl I, 2, 3 Vrce Presiaenl I' Echarng L A Spor!s Eclrlor A Boys Service 2, 3, A Boys' Federavrrrn Ollil cr-r 3, A Vice Prcsiden! 3 Presrdcn! A Bloclr L 2, 3, A' Scrgr-anI al Arng A raarbnll 2, 3, A Caprurn A ausebrslr 2, A smrprbull 1, 7, 3, A Al League 2, 3 Tennis 3, Chorus I, 2, 3 Jr Sr Prom and Banque! Commrrree 3 Jr Class Play A, Hr,Y A BRONSON RUMLH, HTML L A Foorimrr 1, A, rrmu A some r, 3 3 A, Pep Band A SIoge Crew A Jr. Class Play A, Hi-Y A, Porn! Recorder A JAY SEARLS, Transfer 3 Blaclr L A, Foolboll A Tracls A Chorus 3, A Band 3, A Presrclcnr A S!agc Crew A, Hr-Y A Band and Chorus Show A Pep Club A Boys Scrvrce A MARY ANNE SHINPALJGH, Class Council 3 F.F,A. Sweevhearl A CSF A Grrls Servrcc 3, A Y,Tr-r-ns 3, A C- A A 3, Yell L,-Ode, 4 Cr,O,,,, 3, 3, 4 Jr. Sr Prom and Banque! Commilree 3, Pep Club 2, 3, A, TOP!! SIMS, Boys Servlce 3, A Band I, 2, 3, A Slage Crew A Class Plnv A I CHARLES SMITH, Tlronslcr A Spanlsh Club A Block L A Foo!ball A Trnclr A JUDY SMITH, Svudenl Council A Echorng L A MalrefUp Edrrar A Grrls' Service 2 Spanish Club I, 2 YTeens 3, A, Chorus 2 Pep Grrl A Pep Club I, 2, 3, A Band and Chorus Shcw 2, GENEVA THOMAS, G.A A. I Jr. Sr Prom and Banque! Comnnrm-r 3, Bible Club I, 2, 3 IVA JO THOMAS, Echorng L A C S.F 2, 3, A Sccrerary A Prr-srilrnl A Grrls Service 2, 3, A Girls League Cabrnel 3, A YfTeens A C AA. I, 2, 3, A Numeral I Cordrnal 2, Bloclr L 3, Spccral Awara A Sparrs Manager 2, Jr, Sr, Prom and Banque! Cammrl!ee 3, Fire Prevenhan Essay Wrnr-cr A Bank ol Amcrrca Ccr!ilicoIc, Pep Club I, A SALLY TALBOT, Class Council 2 Echoing L A Girls Servrce I, 2, 3, A Girls League Vice-Presrden! 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, A, Chorus 3, A Molorelle 3 Drum Malarelle 2, A, Jr, Sr. Prom and Banque! Commrrree 3 Jr. Class Plav A Sr Class Play 3, A Band SecreIory 2, A, Band and Chorus Show 2, 3, A Lions Club Con!es! Frnalrsf 3 VIRGINIA VIDRIO, GAA 3, A- Numeral, Cardinal, and Bloclr L A Pep Club 3, A ANN WANNAMAKER, Transfer 2, Class Council A Grrls Service 3 A Y,Teens 3, A Junior Red Cross 3, A, GA A. 3, Pep Club 3, A Vrcr Pres' rdenl A Swrmmrng 3, A CELIA WEBB, S!udenI Council A, Secrelary A, Class Council I, 2, 3. Social Chairman I Come! S!alI 3, A CSF. I, 2, Socral Chairman 2 Girls' League Ollrcer 2, 3 Secre!arv 3, Girls' Service 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, A. Spanish Club I, 2, 3, A, Sang Leader 2, A, Chorus I, 2, Pep Girl I Jr, Sr. Pram and Banque! Co-Chairman 3, Girls' Slale 3, D.A,R. Award A Bank of America Cer!rlrcoIe A, Ellis' Club Leadership Award A, Pep Club 3 Presiden! 3. CHESTER WEDDLE, Chorus 2, Hr-Y A. KENNETH WELLS, Sluden! Council A, Commissioner al Alhlelrcs A, Class Council A, Boys' Service 3, A, Block L 2, 3, A, FoaIball 3, A, Track 2, 3, A, CapIarn 2, Slage Crew A, Jr. Class Play A, Hi-Y A, Sergean! al Arms A BOB WHITE GERALDINE WHITE WALDRON, Girls' Service I, Spanish Club 2, 3, A, Y-Teens A Olive Bowl AI!endonI A. BILL WOODS JUNE YOUNG, Spanish Club 2, 3, Chorus A. 'V gr xp- .-., ' Ql- 13 16 5 3' On lhis ycark cabrncr were, frrs! row. J. Woods, L, Mc lniosh, B. Wynn Serond row: E Charlcbors, N. Perkins, D Rui ledge Third row P Jackson, S J Barker, A, Perryrnon The nrorn cornmrllcn was, frrsr row D Thompson, i, Mc Jnlosh, Z. Harfmnrr, B Loyd, B, Wynn, S Barker, l, Hardrn, and L. McClellan Second rowi K. Chapman, N, Brrssenden, L. Slat iery, I. Poe, E Charlvhora, W. lloyd E Noei, and E, Johnson First rowi J. Curtrrrrv, M Brown B J ioyd, P Jones, T Anderson B Uri Buccrrra R Car r U unc r w rw rx rn Q Bar P. Jackson, J. Barrera, E Hernandez, N Brrssoden, Z Hartman Third r rar Dunn L Harbin Fourth row A Hardrnq W Lloyd K Chapman C Brookshrre a C Lrrrd er D Bodine s nson D Krssrck r R Jon 'Ii' ap. .- .lb 1. 3 ,ga .Qi A .SV 'L' r .1 i i xy lyg N X li rs jl J 'till X J l Zl,.Jlt3L,.Ae, r, you V 'i tif gy Q 5' -'ff PJ I K f X- R r x of 1 sg X Mg Nw VW N is itz-- a If X. ,,-7 Advisers this year lor the Class of S6 were Mr Hamann Mrs Keteleserr, Mrs M ller . 0 ' ' KJ 7 ly 1 lx - s - Lay-X 4-J X . r .' N ,XO 'yr LA, r N, 3 xy K - L.,y , 4 Y ..- r X X , ' Qi Ns ,- g YVN M Qi , . YB K Y LQ f . X K ff' N YJ' The Junior Class of '56, showed its initiative by havrng a tull house and hundreds of their rumor play, A Little Honey. Receipts brought in were the highest in recent years. The runrors ended the successful year with the annual junior-senior banquet headed and Dale Thompson. At the head of the class in scholastic honors were Dale Thompson, Betty Anderson, Nancy Brrssenden, Bobbie Jo Loyd, Edwin Morris, and Wilma Lloyd. Leadrna the class were President Edwin Charlebois, Vice-President Dean Rutledge, Treasurer Stella Barker. Advisers Mrs. Ketelsen, Mr. McFadzen, Mrs. Miller, and Mr. Hanigan helped sponsor viewers over channel LHS., at by Co-chairmen Barbara Wynn Esther Noel, Leighton Slattery, Secretary Barbara Wynn, and the junior programs. t w wr durotr I Poe P 'vtuIholland,L Rueda, G Richardson, G Smith, M Miller, B Wynn. Second row' P Swarts, K Owerr,E Noel, D Thom rr D tae L Mclnlosh, N Perkins, B Meyers. Thrrd row N. Young, S. Srrns, M. Morgan, C. Mnynor, D Williams, A Perryman, M Slate, P. White urlh o orrlla, .l Phrpps, J Needham, B Woods, T Serda, J Wilson, B Marshall C Srnrth Filth row E Morrrs,L Slattery, B. Trnclle, E. Slnnr 5 D Rumlcy J McClarn,J Woods M J 3 sv. 'vm' by r f 'IPC - ,lair ,,. . rr vw-, ,.. J... ,- E- nv, A l,4 1 flu ILAG , T' 'V . .' . .. , 36 Q L ev- 'Q' T' gan!-in5 The Sophomore Amateur Hour marked the beginning ol a successful money making year for the Sophamores. The class worked very hard under its able officers, George Williams, president, Harold Waddell, vice- president, David Longacre, secretary-treasurer, and the class council. Cake sales and many other enterprises helped the Sophomores earn money to keep for next year and to donate to worthy causes like the Red Cross. Still the largest class in school, the Sophomores are going to keep their goals high. Always willing to work and full of school spirit, the class of '57 strives to be one ol the best classes to come out of Lindsay High School. w one M Fel 1 V Gent y M Flores J Berg I Borbon A Gray R Montanez E Barrett, C, Lamb. Row two. A, Bain, P. Brenner, A. Bivens, L. Cowger L Brandon B Helton A Davidson P Bailey M Perkins Row three B Hart B Hammer, A. Hernandez, J. lmoto, J. Elrod, B. Hudspeth, L. Burr, C. Castle F Bowers Row lour J Holmes G Hamilton D Dick N Brown B Brenflnnger l Borbon, B. Beech, E. Floyd. Row five: F Callahan, F. Collins, B. Cripe, A PH 'W rygr' , f,-swf ras - 31 .- Yr 1 XT i ,qi i f . .as ls il- , gn- V Top row one. F. Colkzhon cmd J. Ruchford, Ciuss rcpresentotwcsg L, Burr, Red Cross representutnve P. Bvermer cmd C. Kmwbvough, closs represenm Mvcsg S. Tlmm, Glrls! league reprcscnfohvcg B Pmkermg, cloxs veprcscnmmvc. Second row: Dov nd longocvc, SCIISYOIYJ H. Woddcll, vlcc-pres rdcnt, B. Bmvd, CIcwslCPrc5cnK1!lvC, G. Wnllinms prcsrdem. Cemverg Stage crew fov Vhc Sopho more Amoieur Houv xnducif-ri L. fvnvwxinn, 5 Owe-ns, B Wn4Vhvv. w one B lc Um n 1 setter J nson o oi I I D Pevkuns Row Iwo. B. Bond, l, Worlhingion, C. Wullicms, Mouldcr J now 4 or s W G s N M S Tumm C kumbrou Row oh e M Jorboe L Rnthhurn, C. Wcllcnder, D. Oldfield, B. Hem- uv n v mm enmu V1 cum C P ann w ouv neil J Joivmon, I Rnfhfovd, H Rucdn, C Wlllnfrms, D0nnld mmcvv C Wvhlw 'Www v r nes ow ve r Q mire msr oovf' I Row- R Rfqrvs F? Spvrwfrr, C Rosa, R Allen, 0 . c , ,.. ...n qu' N . .15 ' K :C QM , -fx s 5 an 1 Q Row om' J, Snow, presvdenf, H. Cnlrus, Clrls League rep vcsvnfniuve, S Cnnlur-JI, xorml Cgvmrnmn Row two: J Mc Jumsh, Red Crow we-psf-xr-ntnlivc, S Pwr-sdwke, secrcmry Hvfaxurf-I A Mnvdlu vue wvsidenff 1, frurnp, Red from vr'pvvr-xr-vwlnvwr' ' Jerry, Arthur, Judy VuJJer, and Judy Wwlmn examine cn our- cylinder vnuwne Jn sorinl svudmx Row one S, CwwvreH E' Breosheovx, J Delgado, D. Dunn, J, Johnson, J Fuller, A Dnnrelson L Fox, L. Crump, H. Borrefv. Row 'wo' M. Flores, D. BGFJKCY, M. Huvrhms, G Bohnuvh, S Bufkwnlfc-r, F Hendrxx, W Dcvrdson, J. Vrryc, M. Asenzao, Row three: A Greer, B. Beech, D. Humniton, M, Bccerro, J. Bccerro, F Vim:-s S Coomi F Robb M Hnmby Row four. B Hosrerrcr I Berry B, Cairns, D, Bradburn, JJ Adams, E. House, L, Brrdgr-5, F' Jr-Ver. Row five: M, Jonf-2, . Crnmvgn R Frwrmr F Avoyo R Fuiks J. Conner,M Arrnns Q- fl -Av Q gs 9 ,QM xovv -' Arte, tt, sn' .nfs 4 x-' .113 ,, 'T ag' Q- I f 9 'rms' ,I tpgztflxgg N xx. .if I in . cg. HUM? jl'e5Alnell v This is T.V. channel L.H.S. bringing you Our Little Freshmen . What will they do tonight? Look! lsn't that the little nut from Lindsay High, Joyce Snow, who is president ofthe Freshman Class? And Ar- thur Morillo, vice-president, is there ready to assist her. Sandie Pieschke, secretary-treasurer, has her hands flying, keeping up with the other council members. Boys' Federation representative, Rick Ferrier, Girls' League representative, Bonny Cairns, Red Cross repre- sentatives, Lynette Crump and Jerry Mclntosh, and so- cial chairman, Shirlene Cantrell contribute their share. Advisers Mr. Maichrowicz, Mrs. Minor, Mrs. Brown, and Mr. Dawe start the class on their way through a successful four years in Lindsay High School. X.......... 6 Freshman advisers, Mr Dawe, Mr Marchrowicz, Mrs. Minor and Mrs. Brown coached their class lrom the wings. JA, J -' 5,4 e Ld rj! Q Lg? iff. y C If c. .fc4QQfcy,7 Ziff Q jig B .raft sf 4 UQ L Llivgkiffifyftkfigimc 262,11 age? sf ,422 ffof Row one: E. Slate, C. Jacobs, H. Wheeler, C. Taylor, K. Kaku, B. Montiio, S. Wier, L. Prtcock, E. Moreno. Ro . Mg6re, is, J. James, N Noel B. Roper, E. Mitchell, J. Wilson, J. Newman, D. Martinez, C. Woolsey. Row three: W. Roberts, A. Morillo, R. Pugh, J. Smith, S. Piesch e, J. Snow, G Steele J. Mclntosh, L. Stachler, D. Harding, Row tour: A, Noritake, N. Odle, V. Bishop, P. Brown, J. Reid, M. Myers, M. Nations, C. Peters, K. Jessup. Row live J. Moore, l Kreisel, E. Lively, B Willsey, L. Lanning, R. Pickens, B. Osborn, D. McDonald, O. Sanchez. og, J6- .. Q- Q? -rv -r be Y x 'G' I 10 ns ag Q., .QI r L '1 .sf x 5 . I K 0 .LW Ka V LIVLUVU QL!! up . 491, Ty 'Zigi fm r Wi at V WJ W' WQW fWW A M my kfiwwk i0g6JW0ZVM,fM, V f ' 3 55559 MMWYVIQQJ M MMM? fx W vXp!Kii5Jn fgQEL,J E My 453311 mt WMI G MMgPUfwf5 ,MM O5 My svn BARKER 66 .P E ,Q 9 4 gcloea dIlJ 8nC0fe5 Top: Jill Matter got acquainted with i'Santa Claus while Bonnie Bridges showed her happiness with a big smile, Center: Vic Slayman, Lions' Club President, presented Barbara Wynn with a check for winning the Lions' Club speech contest. Mrs, Ketelsen was Barbaro's coach. Bottom: The Out House Five plus Two, David, Edwin, Bronson, Leighton, Jay, and Charles, played long and loud at many of our assemblies. Tony is not shown, Opposite page, top left: Richard made like Ed' gar Bergen while Alan was the dummy, Right: Vernon, Ronnie, and Rollo really made things iump with their interpretation of That Good 'Ol Mountain Dew, Upper center, left: On our Hit Parade, Zandra, Sally, and Brenda sang Mr, Sandman for the Band and Chorus Show, Right- Robert presented Mary Ann with a blue iacket lor being chapter sweetheart. Lower center, left: Football Queen Ann, attendants Lavene and Lin- da, and captains Dick and Dave showed their pleasure by the expressions on their faces, Right: Mr. Mason gave out varsity letters at our awards assembly. Here, James, Clark, Darrell, Bronson, and Jay received theirs. Bottom, left: Stella, Dick, and Loretta gave us a preview of the iunior play, Right: Disneyland, starring the three little pigs lL. McClellan, B. Pickering, and V. Perryl and the big bad wall IR. Elizondol was one of the features in the Band and Chorus Show. M -.2xg.M. L 1 .-N Hula . I lg. ' Q , . A ., ., sfo- 1 ' N QF!! ,z ., 'AY 4. c ' HU J., B Meycryj Smrth, D, Cranston, head, B. J, Cranston 'md L, Harbrn 'thawed therr enthusiasm as pep gurls Tlrerr rautinex lnrrly marlrled wrth pep and vrtalrty. M. A Shrnpaugh was our yell leader for the year and Z. Hartman and L. McClellan were her assistants. They boosted the morale of our teamg wrth roaring yells goobfer .syfafiorm A new addrtron to L.H.S. were the flag twirlers. S, Barker, N. Perlcrns, The hugh stvpprng malorettes were F. Hendrrx, M, Hutchrrrs Morr and D. Peters were the grrls lor this year and strutted their Stull right head, L. Krrlrland, and W. Roberts They were the qrrls wrth the llas an along with the rest. barons if 1 WED .7A-edfel' Say kids, did you see that swell play 'AA Little Bit of Honey on the stage at L.H.S.? Gee, and did you notice the cast which was directed by Mrs. Miller and assisted by Sally Talbot? Lets see, there were Barbara Wynn, Dick Rueda, Lor- etta McClellan, Joyce Bohnisch, Betty Anderson, Darrell Atteberry, Bronson Rumley, Phyllis Jack- son, Pat Dunlap, Esther Noel, Stella Barker and Ken Wells. They sure made it a hit as the play spun the tale of a tamily's woes that needed a little bit ot honey. Nice going, Juniors! Upper left: The sour taced nurse, Esther Noel, caters to the sary old grandma, Barbara Wynn, while Jerry, Stella Barker, is on the phone again and Albert, Dick Rueda, is looting as usual. Ken Wells, the determined extc-rmrnatar, has ben looking for bedbugs. Center: Oh, woe is me everyone is saying! Mother, Pat Dunlap, is about to lose her husband and Jerry had to take her new formal back to the store under mothers orders, while Diana's, Joyce Bohnisch, boy triend lust walked out an her. In the back Betty Anderson, as the cook, is about to resign because Scoots, Loretta McClellan, has been up to her old tricks again. Grandma is attempting to solve the whole mess. lower right: In the back, Bronson Rumley, who is tather, is making out with Mrs. Tyler, Phyl Jackson, an attractive widow from next door, while Pat Dunlap, his strict and bossy wife, looks on. In the foreground Diana is finally 'glamorized up in Jerry's tormal and consequently she and Torn, Darrell Atteberry, will probably live happily ever alter J, .,-4 31ff0fa,r.,,,,e Top right: Stella, Joyce, Phyl, Loretta, and Esther, mast for the senior ploy, procticed their lines. Above Esther, Fhyl, Loretto, Darrell, Solly and Larry brushed up on the liner points so necessary for the senior ploy. Below: The rest ol the cost did o line support- ing rob i ,449 ylf-afzj is nit -vdfft' lt wos Friday, May the l3th, ond it was the nightwotch ot the Lindsay High senior closs ploy A scream was heard ond some shots. The audience sat torworcl in their seats They watched an old house on o logbound island. The plot was clear. They tound o young scientist from Los Angeles who thought himself to be the guest of o friend, who encountered crooks ond spies. To odd to his troubles a group of girls ond their teocher from o droino camp had become lost and ended up in this eerie place also. At lO:OO pm., come the showdown. The tenseness wos eosed bythe sheriff. The dramo closs was tried ond found guilty ol putting on these octs and were sentenced to receive compliments the rest of their lives. m 'W 'QL ' 1 u il! X , fxN:Q X. 'Nx Azf va, 4 'if' aw-fm '-an -'Fu 1 f ,WM .v -qpwglvtia X Y -iljia y 1 ' W-f'r4..., h--, ,M X X x...'f f -fs, U l GP' SF 5? Q ,wh 4 -4 5 sv 4 iff- 2' fu 2 ' v JL I ' 4 4-b I 'I 943' Y . ' J! ,LW W W W VR My WWW? f fy! W f ! N dy W5 WV W . my fgw? M W 1 WI MA X PQ. ti J lx fem .ffl 2 ?',ff.f wX I la! ,I I 55 .fu T' Lf' llf ,, ' , ,f Q .fffgcqzlr 0 ' C' ' 11, X , if f 4fy0Lf f gp ,,,g.,.6 ff!!! -fv ,. I CB!! A S CQHCOVPOFHIQCJ ,C .1 fx ,1 7114 ,Y X W ' . C x7 Qsf' ICP! 2,-f - O an ,z' :ff , . 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'Lf' fffltgl -1 ,'y-'4'Lx4,',f ' As we come to the end of the show, we think back on the acts that have been presented. We see that the student council has had a big year carrying on the safety campaign and other business of the school. Some of the special projects were buying a Strobe unit for the school camera, sending three hundred dollars worth of surplus food overseas, purchasing a ten dollar CARE package for Korea, buying a five dollar Christmas Seal health bond, sending Mr. Hartman and Clark Jackson to the safety conference in Sacramento, ioining the National Asso- ciation of Student Councilsg California Association of Student Councils, and California Inter-scholastic x . ss 'E C Williams, sophomore class president, D. Austin, senior class president, E Ch le l l ar hots, junior cass presicent, J Snow, freshman class president. r X 'E ! 7 Federation. We also had a visit by Corcoran's stu- U? A.Q7,.:Z 4.4! 1424, ,A:4- ZA, 1 .lu ,,4-QA4, dent council to see how our council was run. 'A r ,. Q - A I K ffffl , fry: , - . Special thanks go to Miss Hostetter and Mr. Hart' ' J - ' '-' , ' , 4, Z h I L. . g ,,.A-,, rnan for directing our show. Also thanks to t e ,I , 0 7- ' . i ' nf' . Z . . fe -1 14 - , x, ' wonderful officers we had for a cast. 'L'4 'J' A' '9 K 'f' X ff xr f --to Z ,I vv, ' I 0 This year has been one of the greatest years in I ' f .,- ,f:'r'1 A. 'LA-LA, xy, , , A 1 b I K. . I- C. -1. QL my life and I will always remember it. So keep your L , 4 SC' Clem- 14. ff Lf-L. , f,.1,gAjZfL. 6' ,ff-n'ff'Z' ',,:,-.gr if n V , ' e DARRELL ATTEBERRY dky ,If af!!! MQ, ,Z:Lf.,b,r'd.-,fl .ff 1 v4,,:4 . A M President ff? - , I 2.1 C., .- , ,fe , , '07 'W - 4 -464 ff! -.1-A-V... fftxf-.V-6f'4-,..,,. - ,U-.. 4 , ,ne f-if - . . . c.. ,, , . I 6A,!2,'ffff:1 f,,,,q,,-J . A ' . Lf 'L' ', rzjf- ,4 . f . , of f I lxvgtrjs 4774! AJ A.'!'f 1 1 4 1'-v .' h g ff, Zjgztfs i s J Smith, Echoing L representative, C Jackson and l Morris, co cditarn of the Comet D Ru Wells, romrnissioner of athletics. Not shown K Jensen, Girls' League president eda, Boys' Federation president, M Shinpaugh, yell leader, K. 49 fl woes t X ' l Co editors Clark Jackson and lnola Morris recorded the events of the year. !9faywrigAfd N44 Along with compiling a collection of this year's memorable events, we have endeavored to illustrate our world as we live in it today. We hope in later years that you find this book not only accurate and en- lightening, but filled with many happy memories of this school year. Special thanks go to Miss Williams for her wonderful help and advice. Miss Williams seemed always there when we needed her to boost us over the rough spots. The literary staff carried out its part in the book wonderfully as did the art staff in composing the paper sculptures for the division pages. A complete sellout was the result of the hardworking business staff and the photographers did a terrific iob all year long. Also, we would like to thank the typists for their excellent and well timed work. The Comet staff has worked all year to give you a book you would enjoy. Now, we are happy to present the T955 Comet and hope you will treasure it for a long time to come. INOLA MORRIS CLARK JACKSON Co-editors Mr. Clair Thomas was our friend indeed and did a wonderful rob on our senior and group pictures as well as rescuerng us from many other photographic difficulties. If it had not ber-rr for Miss Wrllrarns, our ad' vrser, this TV station would have gone off the air, hut many times with a few reassuring words she showed us that the show must go on. Yo X ,..- V ' fret ,1 fl. ' blk ,xxx Af . V 1 y w in , . 1.1 1 .A . , 1 ' 'L ' , , A K X x W 4 V-i A X , , I . x K li fl x Q, I x r ' R , ' . 1 . 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Vidiio, P Richey, I Snow, M Owen P ilwri S lnlhnt Mi Mtlriilzcn Third row D Rui'-:lc1,Mi Jahnke D Kirkland,J,Phipps, B.Anderson Weef My Frm Twelve iouinalism students made history by being the first stall to write and publish the new Echoing L. The year l954-55 marked the change from the mimographvd school newspaper to one of lithograph print. New and larger sizes of pages were used, An electric typewriter improved the lettering, The format, masthead, adviser, staff, and system of publications were completely new! This has truly been a remarkable year tor the Fchoing L Editor, Peggy Richey, and adviser, Mr. Johnke, headed the literary stall while make-up editor, Judy Smith, and Mr, McFadzen supervised the technical work 'P if ,J K Mr. McFaClzens assistants in printing the paper were lvri lo, Judy, and Lavene. Peggy Rrchey was the editor who really turm-cl the Echoing L into a big success I t gn 3 6- 'I IPI' Alife, Julr-, and lean ailrrrrrrr thi- rrlrrrrrirrrrrr trrrrihy wan at hr1Ifi'5teIiI AIDOW' Qu Ihr- grim 'Iwi rerrr .fe 'hi' Sally Ivri Unto Sarrrtrrr Alun anrllietty Have you turned your TV on lately and watched the quiz show, 'TWENTY QUESTIONS? Why not send a question in and try to stump them? Its quite difficult, especially when you have the Calrlornia Scholarship Federation on lrorn Lindsay High, They traveled to Bakersfield early in the tall to attend the district convention and came away with the attendance cup. In the spring they went to I-lot Springs and also attended the spring convention in Tulare. Advisers tor the year were Miss Hostetter and Mr. Honi- gan, Dale Thompson was president during the lall semester and Iva Jo Thomas was president during the spring semester Tix ri w T' Bullock S Talbot B Creen I Poe I Pitcack H Wheeler, P. Dunlap, Z, Hartman, J, lrrye Second row- S Timm, F. Noel, Tl rs r en Ce S ow S r e r rr rley B Helton, I. Morris, P Brenner, S, Kerslalre. Third row I. Thomas, J Mulholf r Arr r-rx n Loy Joan Snow stcttr-r, E. lively, D. Bradburn, D. Thompson, Fourth row: I Rachlord, Don .I r J fa or E Morris, B, Cairns, A. Bruno. Fr v v I 'sa ll x ' ,r X ' , . .,., , . 'X 5 X5! A .K ir - 9: J I 36 414. cr 1-45.1 v V v 77' st ow A or ako C unn o riisri M Feliz l Mrlntosh, l lohnson, W Roberts, H Wheeler, J lriye. Second row: l Crump, Ioan Snow, M I s B e on v 1 re ow esri e M Nations, C larobs Third low G Williams, C. Noritake, M Myers, D Bradburn, H Hernlmive Ostettcr u vi muai eil owen ou t 'ow l Cranston, l Rose, H. Wadclell, D Diclc, J Elrod, J lmoto Don lonqrirre H Carina Wlwat would Lindsay High School do without this group of students working above what is required ot them to malce a better school and a more pleasant place to attend? What would a TV station be it there were no people willing to spend a tew extra hours to provide an excellent program? The boys and girls earn their right to be members at these clubs by serving on committees, by achieving scholastic honors, taking part in assemblies, and doing other worthy things. May they continue the swell work they have been doing in being of service to everyone, son, ll Hulloflr, S Kerslnlre, S Talbot l Kirlfland,l McClellan,l Poe M Miller, ll VVynn fi hapman,l Mulholland, A Bruno, S, Sims, A. Perrymarv, E. Noel, B lamb, B Cranston, P Dunlap y ells B Ceiexa, I Morris, M Shinpaugh, A Wanamalufr, N Young, N Brissenden, l, Wood,l 'ilivttviv ompson D Ru r i 1 w r o , R Bowers V leepei, J Marlow, L. lngoldsby, G Furze, D Atteberiy, B Brown, J, Searls. V 4 J . 1 an , Cie- '-,' 4,1 af- -.. Nr ,1- Jivyv IN , ',f12s.'-ef 3 .F suv V- gil f -lu 31-', 05 at 4- ' Q an at , ,, l-, ln 0' - 'gg , -ln. W 4' 1 lint row H Ur-l Bu chin R l. loyd l Poe l. Johnson C, Webb, P, Richey, P Brenner, M Feliz, Z. Hartman, J Bohnisrh, S. Pieurhlre, A. Davidson, H i lollm' Sorfvwl low F' 'ww-, B Wytwn N Plituq-nrlerl,l Snow B Jeeea B Pooh C lamb D lciilr-ss, D Tnorwpxnny R l'vrlfinpriuf:w, V lbniuey, J Cut never, Arlvrsfi Mix txrtr-lu-in Theirl rov. S Tin1m,l Burr, B Cranston, C, White, P, Jackson, S Harker, C Castle, B Lamb, N Francis, f. Noel, P, Swmll, C3 Steels- M Jriihoc loutlh row l Mclntoxh A Bruno B Dovidsor1,G.Homilt0n, B Walther, G. Webb, A. Harding, N Brown, M Pr-vlrins, B. Cmrns, 1 tliort A Pc-iiyiniiw filth roy. R Devon J Wilsrun Danqikl lonoocie f Johnsen E Morris, B Brown, J Coyloi l list' l Slattery ll Brill:-w, fi. Chnl lvbois M Harris J Pri hloiql, llmid lononiie Spanish Club l954-55 mode such a successful run thif year that it is sure to be signed up for another long run contract. Under the direction of President Alice Bruno and with the advice of Senora Ketelsen, the Cinco de Mayo Ban quet and the monthly meetings were wonderful examples ot why this yeor's run has been so outstanding, This orgoni zation has done much to keep the Lindsay High School .S7oufL O! fie gorcler QJM Tr AMW' student body well aware of our neighbors south ol the border. The other officers and members contributed their shore to keep the cameras turned their way. Adiosl xiyil J Prartifinn n slot tor the Stnoniah Club banquet this yeor were l Poe, ll Wynn, Z Hoitrnrin, U. Hotline, N. Rollins, l Mclntosh M l-lr1'ie't, B Bio-wit D Tlirrtvipson, li Clint- lr-lnoi: and l 'llrittnry The ollifr-is lui the ynni wr-ie V ltotwy, l Mrliitosli, fi Castle Swronrl tow A Vwtyiviriii A lliutwrn, S Briilrni, B Wyivn f Wehtw F' Bw t vi Rl fitinxtrwri lll luivtl: lliirrl row ft Wrilvtv D liiilvsx l Rrirlilotrl 'Li wh .vig ml 1 .W 0 on -,-4. f . . - 1 9. 'W.',, AA.-.. IM. N'-NW ' r s ', , ' 1 Y ,. V., ul. - A ,-. -3. r ., , Q 1 ' 'I . -Ln f N, Q -B Q.. K. v n. .vu ,' x-.YQX R-, .r 4 pw r 1 .V:' -- 1 A -'V L'-v!'L.,' l I P : Q I. 4n.,. 'rs 4 R. Mofler, diredorgforggronindz -S. Jalbot, drumimajorette. Fjygfkolumnrlg 'rjJ,',SparIs,:l'f,0dle, R. Hferrier, E. Morris, J: Beiry,,G.A Furze. Sefcnd column: D.,Hdmihon, I.: lngoldsby, P. Jones, R. Marsha I, J. Snbyij,-,L Elrzondo, 4. J tmoio, M Hargeti, Uflumley' Third Cdbafn: C. Woolsiey, Worthington, P. Brown, l. Burr, B. Osborn, R.. Pgflf.iqpbugh,'J., lilirik, N 'janeg' Fourfh' column. g'Hos1eMer,'E' CHarlsbois:'G. Fafie,.M.' Meyer, L. Bndges, L. Sludderjf. N1-nnoke, lo rs B Wamior, 3,11 +gqiwmgf,q, ,wgnqmuerf seam eolunrn: vc. Humnfu-,'P,,gmaofg,,J, colunlg, ri sims, 9. awabum, G. Q lrnj dw, A .' , hugs, 9P.?fsLl:SwJi.Ugv'dsou,,!xA Y. ,J 1 1 A , -X . I l Q-.A 'L 'Arg F. .K .Q .- ' - I . r I ' 3. ,4 V ,V A G?-iff, : .5-3n.fo:,g5zZ::...e11. 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P -- '.f:2f'. tj ', ' ,v , L N . 1-V, , - ' ' -Y'--Q -'f.,' 1'A. f'-1-.' , 4 A F . ,andm on ,M ..qrd,,g4,,,,,,., .-,xrilg , ,t fi ,, N1, , , -' . r r rw 640111 E015 A nzrcui l v the lrcfrirs crrrtl-1-red rzraurd the pr rn lor a try at lrrrrrnorrv Frist rf, flow the rharux, clrrmrrted hy Mr Matter, prr-sf-rrtc-rl fr prmrrrrm lm thr- Krwanre Club Director Richard Motter and his mixed chorus presented us with lots of enioyment over their hit parade. On one of their Lindsay High School Channels this year, they help- ed present the chorus and band show. They also appeared on the Kiwanis and Lions Club programs. The chorus can be iustly proud as they look over the past year. w l Mifrrrllrrr' 'vt 'rirrrrpfruirrr ll lir-rlrns l Wrrsnn M Nations, Z Hc1rtr1'tor'l,fi Pickering, B. Meyers, D, Williams Second row.V Perry, G Harrison, J tr'-irrnzrrr R llrrrt A Prtrnrk S Trillmt S kr-rslal-f-, Mr Moitvr ilrrr-rtor Third row G Dunn, L. Borbon, R Phillips, B Cochrar1,G. Furzr-, 1. jolrnson, D ltrrk R llz 4 M Shirt' T VM-rrnmrrkrr wif ., RC Q6 ' r, 93 ct' X5 J -'ae ,Af R ttrrrt F lrryq- HDQA: ii 'Q' if UQ' get if ,mf Fr .i :Jak Q' as lv' Y x. i i , ' f 56 ' fs '91 vi QQ: 'll 1 X . .. ,f AOL. .riiff .,4, ,fx , ,shy l' New mfg. W I .at I my we if s is it .P 4. - li .. .Ji 1 f ,W 'F' L -X A sms. mm! ,ina e Graduation comes tor LHS, once a year and for the Seniors, once in a lifetime. Now instead of talking of school tomorrow, well talk of school yesterday. Now the only thing to remind the school of this class is our plaque in the front walk, but we shall always remember these days through which we have just passed. YS-rf IG U11 fd? arm euieum iw- Thig yg-or Mary Ann was elected F F A, sweetheart, The olficers congratulating her were Mr, Robbin, D. Gilpin H. Waddell, L. Rose, C Furze, G. Williams, and B Marshall Howdy neighborsl The Future Farmers ot America of i955 had an efficient organization this year. Besides making new members want to visit other stations upon initiation, they were prosperous in their selling of pop corn and oranges. Some of their home protects for this year were cattle, l porakeets, pigs, and hens, Under the head pro- ducers F. Joe Robbins and Bobby Marshall their channel outshone other nearby stations. Bob Marshall was the F F A, s most active member and president thix yr-or. first row J Ddvidxort J Holmes, D, Gilpin, G Williams, R. Marshall, L, Conner. Second row: Mr Robbins, P. Band, J. Dunn, R. Raley, Mary Ann Shiiipauflh sweetheart F, Callahan H Waddell, R. Allen. Third row- R. Pickens, J. Cathey, F. Carter, L, Pose G Furzc, R Spencer B Buttcvbauah 43S 7, agn- . .. ng - Q04 cy. 'a.6 l -, Q kg! A A L. XE., IZ' V L we 'AU' of an 0 or , asv 'if' .. L.-.E 'S -rw- i 4 jg, Y la N, PK -. TI 1' Q ff. ' '7' as N, . -'sr Q- :so 36 16 if if Q T Nw J A ir , QQ' -tip. feud' Row one- Z. Hartrnan, P. Dunlap, N. Brissenden, B. Candy, A. Davidson, P. Barley, J. Freeman. Raw two: J. Johnson, C. Lamb, D. Barker, L. Crunrp, E Bowers, C. Castle, l. Burr. Row three: K. Jessup, V. Dorsey, N. Francis, B. J. Cranston, K. Jensen, B. Lamb, J. Bohnisch. Row four. J. Adams, B. Cairns, L Brrdaes Row five B Brcrrtlrrraer, N. Brown, J Imoto, L. Fox, S. Cantrell, D. Cranston, B. Anderson. The Y-Teens got their show on the road with a lot of advertising for new members. Star Betty Jean Green, president, with ad- viser, Mrs. Ketelsen, planned an active year for us. Besides speakers and special guests we put on a backward banquet honoring the football players, the football queen, and her attendants. The traditional Y-Teen carnival was our star performance this year. As their project the girls made dolls for the children at the Porterville State Hospital. A new program seen an Channel L.H.S, in T954-55 was Hi-Y with Larry Fultz, president, and Mr. McFadzen and Mr. Mason as advisers. These fellows planned a full show for the year. Row one R Hart B. Baird B Davison, D. Rueela, D. Thompson, D. McDonald, L. Stachler. Row two: E, Lady, C. Odle, E. Stanifer, R. Jones, G. Webb, J Wood Row three l Fultz, P Cox, E Charlebois, B, Eutterbough, M. Hargett, B. Ceresa, C, Weddle. Row four: D. Kirkland, B. Burns, E, Johnson, D, Benson H Neel, C Jnrluorr, R Mrrrlrell. Row five: T Wannmalcer, L. Rose, D. Atteberry, M, Pepper, D. Kissick, J. Searls. f .',.-., f 7 ' 5, Y L. '9Q.' Isnt, . -4 V 1 K ' - as ., , 'ir' Y' 3 'Qs' .. Q? f' IU -, . 1 N s, , - , . ,au , an -W i av w ' s 3' 5 V . Y ICI. ' r-1 rf: - Q :t sh. 5 , flax .Q 9- -. 4, , r. .,,,rM 1 -f v .., ' free 4 lzivg 'Tig' ig, s., ,QQ nguoi. -1- -viii. G14 ' fi, .. ., J.1.4,f.,f 51... .- , qui ow ctw B Rv:-rttlmqrzr, 'long lr-mlm, C Cwtllw, xopluo- more rcpvcscntoltvc, B. Cvccrv, wc-mllent, P, Jock-,on, Lor- mvol clfmqc K Clwnpmrm, pulllwtly, D fvrwmton, Crrlx' leoguuv tepwwntnttvcy B. Lomb, vttr-ptr-wlr-ut. Row two: l. Fullvr, lrcsltumn rvptmcntctxvr, l. Por, 'tr-:vice rlmir- morw, l. Fox lrrslwmn tcpvcxcrvltzltvry P. Dunlop, trvnwrcr, B. Comm fvcwlwmcm rcpvcscvztctwc, L. Hutt, xoplwomorc tcprr-ecntottvc, Row tlvvor- S. Boll-vt, movvwbmxlttp rlmvrmrm, A B Crnrulon, Cmmvnl clmtvmnn, ll Wynn, wrrvlnry, lclt, XJ f It ' s , t ll x. 3 'i , ., .lt I , ,- xx Ax.- 'Ow one R. Mtlrltcll, gcctvlory, l, Clmvlvlvots, vlccfprcx tclcnt, L Fultz, prevalent. Row two: K. W1-lla, wvqccxrtt ut mms, H Noel tmmurm C' lmlvw, umm! tltfwumvw Row one C. VVcbb, A. Norvolne, L Kulclorxd, B. Green, .l. Fuller, M. Muller, B. Wynn, Row two: I, Morris, F. Hendrix, S. Buclcwcller, M. Notions, E. Brea cms, B Talbot, D Mttchell, M Foltz Row three: E, Noel, M. Parks, M. Myers, N. Noel, P. Mulholland, D. Peters, M. Hutchins, P. Richey. Row four: A W ung l ofmnmkm, M Sltttwpmqlw M Slnto, M Pcrluns, S. Ttmm, G. White, ,l. Smttlw, S. Tolbot. Row ltve: S. Sums, N, Yo Qwotts I Snow Q , , as V gl: Q3 Lf., vi ef 'N is Poe, J. Mulholland, C. Nystrom, P 9 T' X. S 'S Qs if nfs 34 SI. i? 6. -. rf,-. fx XJ I -,' ' Q f 'L 5 - 4 ' Frist row l Rue-ala, sports manager, Joyce Snow, freshman reg sentatrvr-, W, Hr-lton, pri-ardent. Se-:ond row I Poe, secretary I Thomas Girls league representative B Candy, vrcefpresrderrt K Owen social iharrrrrrrn J Snow treasurer' Mrs luna adviser The G.A.A. this year was one of the more popular programs. With a membership that grew from last year, Mrs. Luna developed a lull show including play days, skating parties, and a convention. Among the new acts for the program was a new handbook which gave the officers, activities, and consitution. The G.A.A. received a standing ovation for a iob well done and many happy hours spent, Q First row M Nations 5 Hur kwaltr-r R Corrales, A Noritake F H r Q r Second row It Peter, C Nystrom 1 Gentry, M Williams, B llc-ltorr D Bar er r rr e e r r Dorsey, Mrs lurrrr, lhirrl row W Helton, H Anderson, 1 Snow, lmo A Ha d A Hr-rna Fra P Sw K Owen, l. lhorrrax l ll:-rhcrrrlet Fourth row P Carrra,l Hera P Brown ,l Newman r on 0 Poe B Coney l Rur-da , J rr , 5 , ' A ' x., CQ . f I ' T ' ii 5- ,1 1 4 .-a 0 ,f I r. A ' 5 H 1 fv'f v:-fi 41 , , , s 1 ' A I ' Vine row ll Cc-rr-sa, E. Charlcbois, M llargett B Ballew, B Hart, J Phipps, B Baird, D Rueda, H. Brixey, C. Odle, R Marshall, V lr-eper,Mr. Mason,r1tlvisCr,SCi'cndrow:l Morillo C Harnrnons, B Price L Fultz Pave lO'W'tf!f'C, l. Wood, D Cillpin, Don lonftafre, .l Wrlsari C Smith, C Srnith, D Kissiclc Tlrild row C lr14'lrs0n,D Austin R llowers, D Kirlcland, K Wells, l. Slattery, R Hutterhauah C Williarvrs, F Callahan, B Ruedn, l lnqolclshy R fox, lt Burns Fourth row: N Rollins, l. Rose, T Wanarnrilter, lt View- C7 Furze D. Attebervy, J. lowe, W. Moore, R. Spenrcr, D Bodine, J Searls R Jones 2 pm-la ' reala 'mike it a In the Blttlll al v l year l W t ' 'tis , Cr-arae, lack and Ooun helped xii. ess The atlneis tl-is year were Dirk Rueda ser, iieiint til mini Vernon leepe: piesiilr-nt, Clark lnrlcson ser ti'lir'v 'ii wx! P ll Cwesii vice iw-sig-lpnt Watched by all TV viewers throughout the year were the sports' greats from the Block L Society. More trophies were won by our He Men as another suc- cessful year came to a close. Those earning letters in the sports world drew high acclaim in the organization. Headlining the society's functions was the nationally tele- vised Block L Show. The year's officers were Vernon Leeper, president, Bill Ceresa, vice president, and Clark Jackson, secretary-treasurer. All were under the technical supervision ot Mr. Bob Mason, 1:-rd Ot Ki jedtufeJ . Spotlighted in the camera's eye, the Girls' League displayed their usual array of school and community service proiects. They made lots of money selling programs at the red football games and instead of keeping the money, they gave assistance to the cerebral palsy school in Visalia. They also sponsored many forms of entertainment for the high school. They gave a dance, provided many humorous, patriotic, and entertaining assemblies, and Girls' League cabinet members were, top row. S. Barker, sec- retary, A. Perryman, class representative, B. Cranston, treasurer. Row two: l. Morris, publications, K. Jensen, president, D. Cranston, secretary of welfare, M. Shinpaugh, yell leader. Row three: P. 'fr ,Z,-' Jackson, vice-president, B. Cairns, class representative, C. Webb, j- - student body secretary, A. Bruno, ways and means, P, Brenner. of - - obo . my 11: ,Q , - -. ag ' . N V ' aj TZ L .l J.. , -J 71 B MQ Q -rf' 5 V ' W v k +. 4- , . ,r K ' L 5 '31 1 .3 X L go Row one l Prtcock, V Perry, P Rrchc-y,l Poe, B Loyd,L Rueda, G Richardson, B Roper. N Odle, M Miller, J Rercl, N Nocl Row two D Peters, M Nations, C. Lamb, L. Morris, S Preschke, E. Moreno, P Mulholland, S Mcrrylreld, Patsy lnssettcr, Peggy Lassetter, J Nmwrrirrri, Row three M Moulder A Perryrnon, J Mulliollurrd, C. Nystlorri, V. leewrrght, E Noel, M Parks M Myers, B Meyers, N llorkrrts, B Pickering M. Perl-ins, Row one- S. Barker, M. Brown, P. Bailey, J. Berg, L. Cowger, L. Brandon, A. Bain, R. Corcoles, E. Garcia, V. Bishop, P. Brown, D. Barker, S. Buckwalter, E. Breashears, J. Becerra. Row two: C. Castle, L. Burr, P, Brenner, B. Cairns, L. Bridges, l. Borbon, E. Barrett, A. Bivens, J, Bohnisch, J. Barrera, J. Delgado, J. Brumley, N. Brissenden, P. Bullock, B. Cochran. Row three: B. Brentlinger, N. Brown, A, Bruno, B. Anderson, B. Cranston, D Cranston, S. Cantrell, E. Bowers, L. Crump, L. Fox, M. Asencio, M. Becerra, K. Chapman, J. Adams, E. Babb. an ' N s o , W . - ' sr' il TT 'f K i :QP P23 G! - ff' ,gg if u XXV Jw. me tw- T Ln .xdffracfiomf made sure that the show cases in the hall always had an interesting exhibit. Every girl in school played a part in the Girls' League and they all should be congratulated on the many fine things that they have accomplished. The directors of this organization were President Kay Jensen, Vice-president Phyllis Jackson, Secretary Stella Barker, and Treasurer Billie Jean Cranston. The technical adviser was Miss Hostetter. Mrs. M. L. Woods presented S, Green, J, Berg, and B. Walther their awards lor the best essays on The Effects ol Alcohol on Man , at a Girls' League assembly. I 1? 7 Row one: J. Snow, W. Roberts, J, Smith, H. Wheeler, D. Mitchell, L. Rios, l. Gomez, C. Webb, B. Wynn, A. Pitcock. Row two: A. Norr- take, l. Thomas, K. Owens, P. Swarts, J. Snow, L. Samaduroft, C. Williams, B. Talbot, M, Williams, D. Williams, G. Thomas, J. Wilson, E. Slate. Row three: O. Sanchez, N, Young, S. Simms, M. Morgan, S. Talbot, M. Shinpaugh, A, Wanamaker, G. White, P. White, M. Slate, S. Timm, J. Smith. xr Q Row one: A. Davidson, B. Helton, J. Gutierrez, A. Jones, M. Flores, M. Feliz, V. Gentry, P. Jones, M. Hutchins, F. Hendrix, J. Fuller, P, Jetser, S. Gooud, D Harding, B. Del Bucchia. Row two: P. Jackson, P. Dunlap, Z. Hartman, J. Johnson, V. Dorsey, W. Helton, B. Gandy, A. Flores, C. Maynor, A. Greer, E. Flores G. Griltis, C, Jacobs, S. Kerslake, B. Green, J. lriye. Row three: W. Floyd, A. Harding, D. Dick, A. Danielson, J. Elrod, J. lmoto, A. Laurie, A. Hernandez, E Hernandez, M. Hamby, K. Jessup, J. James, B, Lamb, K. Jensen, J. Freeman, N. Francis, L. Kirkland. QQ .Auf '71 E' U , il? ,.. ' M Bn '- A H .sg ze ' . , Row one: R. DeVan, G. Bohnisch, B. Baird, M. Armas, H. Barrett, B Davidson, B. Ballew, C. Brookshire, L. Conner, D. Bradburn, D, Dunn, J. Berry. Row two L. Fultz, E. Charlebois, F. Callahan, B, Butterbough, B. Beech, B. Ceresa, D. Benson, J, Collins, L. Cranston, R. Allen, L. Borbon, J. Asencio. Row three: D Austin, D. Atteberry, P. Cox, B. Burns, D, Bodine, B. Brown, J. Caylar, J. Bailey, P. Bond, C. Cart, B. Cripe, R. Elizondo, F. Arroyo. Row one. B. Hudspelh, D. Farless, B. Hembree, B. Jones, J. Hildebrand, D. Hamilton, F. lriye, L. Johnson, A. Gray, W. Davidson, P. Bennett, T. Anderson, Jarboe. Row two: B. Littleton, G. Hamilton, B. Hammer, E Floyd, B. Hart, C. Jackson, J, Johnson, D. Hulsey, E. lady, M. Hargett, Ran Jones L Kreisel B Hostetter, E. House. Row three: J. Holmes, L. Lonning, B. Green, C. Lindberg, E. Johnson, L, Lish, E. Carter, D. Harris, R. Fullcs, D. Kissiclc, R. Ferrier, D. lgirk land, Robert Jones. lg 1 u 45 ,, , , ' - 15.1 ,,b 0' ..- I .ix ul H. Waddell, B. Marshall, B. Cairns, and G. White waited in line for a drinlc at the now fountain donated by the Boys' Federation. M. ,aff sr... f9r,.,.,. As we change to a new channel we tune in T.V's most popular group ot stars, the Boys' Federation. This last year the Boys' Federation have proved to be one of the hardest working groups on the network. Led by President Dick Rueda, the Boys' Federation kept the school clean and in tip-top shape. We are allotted three hundred dollars at the start of each school year. lt no windows are broken and no repairs needed, we are able to use it in buying something useful for the school. Boys Federation officers this ycnr were J Morillo, vice president, Lcsl Year We had Olmosl no damages: SO We bought G J Woods, lunror class representative, D Ruerlw, pirvsrrlent, R. Ferrrer, freshman class representative, D Austin grrrirrrrrrtotrirrris, drinking fountain for the upstairs hall, placing it lust outside the study hall. and D lortfiacre , serrr-tnry With the help ot all you T.V. fans, we will be able to have another nice surprise for all the Boys' Federation enthusiasts. A.. Y! A-and, , , , .no It V .70- - v, ... at bk ' ,r i ' i- . 'sf in -Q X . A tv-, r -rf. rr,--r - L . , fx Q5 YE. 4.5 Row one: M. Moore, R. Peckenpaugh, D. McDonald, R. Pagh, G. Noritake, E. Stanrter, C. Odle, J. Needham, l.. Mclntosh, J. Phipps, L, Rathburn, D. Martinez Row two: J, McClain, R. Mitchell, H. Noel, J. Rachford, B. Price, M. Ramsey, D. Rumley, J. Lowe, D. Oldfield, Donald Longacre, R. Marshall, T. Serda Row three: J Moore, B. Rurnley, W. Moore, L, Rose, R. Rogers, C Ross, S. Owens, E. Morris, R. Parrigrn, M, Pepper, J Marlow, C Smith Row ons. l, Worthington, A Morrllo, D. Rueda, J. Morrllo, R. Montanez, B Wilson, C Taylor, G. Smith D Rutledge, D Thompson, l Stachler, G. Steele, G Mclntash, D. Wallender. Row two: Bill Woods, C. Weddle, B, Walther, B. Young, J. Wood, Bob Woods, R. Pickens, G. Webb, R. Raley, B. Montijo, E. Lively C. Vtfoolsey. Row three: B. Rueda, L. Slattery, G. Williams, H. Waddell, T. Wanamaker, R. Spencer, T. Simms, B. White, B. Osborn, R Phillips, David Longacre B, Willsey, J. Stevens. .xl x X. 9 gg 5 1 X N. xx J X M XIX 1 KJ x 'L xy 1 N I ' I f ' I xy - V ' AA Al ' f 'I X w , ' ' I rn ,, f 4 , Q , I , - . X, 1 f 'IZ H x F014 v ffA EL W Nb Q 9 U U K V SVU RCU V u Bl if VUL f Mi ' W -5 c A fi fi f A QW np? L, If lui 5 M x w ,Jw ww L fy Jw QM Q L U L5 ly .7 fy? f Gfz,e. 2 ,z -f Licfjfbgfl 52 QQ Lf! i f 5722, 222.7 mv. X Z, ifefff 210 .,g....., .3695 2 ..ff'?fw DJ? 1 N r . xx f f ...Y fl K X 'x x Vqruulcb Wu-H -X Top center: Joe Morlllo caught one and go? away Cenler lelfz Fvcnlclnn famed llwe ball for sux yards. Boftom Duck Rucdo looks lonely, but he mode mne yards. ealn Avenal .... Orosi ..... Dinuba ....... Woodlczke ,.., Strathmore ..., 0 Me Mar Lindsay Opp 29 6 . 6 13 . 0 O 28 26 40 6 .., H fs Dal 0'i ,KN 'I ,Q all .'-'Q ns 00 as bt an DK QE .QQT 30 1 at an we -4 Row one: David longacre, G. Bohnisch, D. Rutledge, B. Pooh, D Fnilexs B Hurlspr-tli, B Brnirl D Mnlbonald L Stmlwlm Row two C7 Williams, l Phinix L. Kreisel, H. Barrett, B, Hammer, B, Hoslelter, G. Noritake, B Beech, G Hamilton Row tlurrr B Prim, H Rur-da, R Jones, C Odle, B Willsey, C We m J. Holmes, J. Morillo, V. Bridges, coach. Row four: J Rarhlard, E Chailnhoix A Morillo D Rui-dn F Callr1hrin,P Fr-iirr-r D Kruiclcl frnnnton, l Wom B. Butterbaugh, A, Maichrowicz, coach. Caught on our set at 6:00 o'clock Friday nights, were the Lindsay Cardettes, who, guided by Coaches Maichrowicz and Bridges, finished one of their best seasons in recent years despite numerous iniuries. The Cardettes proved to be a tough loc in winning three games, losing one, and tying one in league play. One major loss was Coach Butterbaugh midway through the season, Co-captains Dick Rueda and Charles Odle made maior contributions as did the entire team in sparking the Cardettes to continous victory, The Cardettes placed two members on the mythical all-league team: Edwin Charlebois at end and lon Rachtord at tackle. Congratulations to a great all-round team! f Z wifi lj raf '7l MMM Butch made many -N '..,, touchdowns this year. N i ' -.Nl v J Avencl Orosi Dmubc .,,,,. Woodlolce Sfrolhmore i I ,I H-E ,QQ ., . Q X. ,193 fs Lindsay OPP O 33 16 3l .. O 25 .. O 33 . 26 13 Row one: J. Asencro, B. Rumley, K. Wells, P Cox, R. Bowers, H Noe shall, C. Smith, R. Spencer, D. Grlpin, M. Horgetl, L. Johnson Row three J. Searls, G. Furze, L. Rose, W. Moore, C. Jackson, B. Wrlson T Wells corrred flue cl whvlc Rollrns cleared the way nfcr lelt Rollo p Cd H for more yards -s JC- 'Ds s. W QQ' 'WC'- QD -rv 33 . 1 1171517 j fig il, ,Q s meg he ul' Caftbflag The Lindsay Cardinals' televised football games were enioyed by their followers every Friday night. Led by our new coach, Bob Mason, and assisted by Richard Johnson, the Cardinals showed a strong team WW W considering the loss of twenty-two lettermen through grad- uation. Meeting stronger teams in league play this year, the iniury riddled Cardinals climaxed their mediocre season with a 26-l3 victory over rival Strathmore. Featured were Wells, Atteberry, and Wilson with long touchdown runs. Despite the lack of experience, the Cards turned up one win and tour losses in league play and scored lO5 points to opponents l49. L Foltz R. Johnson, coach. Row two: B. Mason, coach, T. Serda, D. Bodine, D, Mar B Hart, N. Rollins, C. Hammons, D. Atteberry, V, Leeper, D. Austin, Row lour manager, ,X ,- Topf Darrell played good ball all season and was Q a p t a i n, Center right: Wells was Hmoil V0lU' able player this year. it l hi c- ivtucuiiiwl. Far right: Ralla Wnain guerzf During the Winter months the TV cameras locuscd an our high and mighty varsity hoapstcrs. Witlt thmr last breaks aiwcl speedy baslmts, the Cards lccpt the viewers cheering all thc may. laugh toes and tougher brcval-cs at the wrong time, clcspitu the excellent guidance of Coach Bob Mason, hold thc Cards Clown ta a tic for lifth plafv The Caicls were lccl luv Captain Bill Ccicsa and spailcd hy thc whale squad. High sfarihg Rollo Bavicis lCfillVPCl Alllcague honors in thc South Shasta League niafg G ' A t xx cu tsfvanta siitltf' y w lx ' Fl tt W a soup and Jin it haalc a schup for two i Iitiiulm ' lftlwiclltilcr' .Y 'whiz .Viiucll':lu' tr-i ivirlriztrlrw if 'V' tjiit fll fn' Aj 'fm 'il if: 'x'? ii? .17 ix, iiixt iaw R lliiw iii' ll llui l ,tl ll A ti l ' l i-i ,s fri' 1 'il l i 9 1 V lyrww' E5 fl 1vitt'wi l Rrti Ciftiwtor' M llf1i1I t fii-,l l fix emi ain Our Carclette team this year vvas the brightest spot in basketball at ole LHS. They wound up in a tie for lirst place and were given the honor to play for the South Shasta Division title. They went up to Kingsburg where they lost a heartbiealcer to a taller team, All season they proved their vvoith as they scored victory alter victory. Thanks go to this years UB team tor the trophy they brought to Lindsay High School. .4 Ona, cinclsav Avwiuil .if 57 Diiviilm 5.3 57 Sliutliinaie alt? 49 Wtwivilliilie 5-1 116 O' an -13 69 Avviwil .ll 50 lliiiiiltu ,W AO Wtniwtlltilee -1.1 4? Oi ost 30 57 Stuitlmiaie JO 33 liixt favs ti- Siviith H liiixey .l Nlaiillo, D Rumra l Baiivyl Lish Si-iaml iavx F Ca lahan, :ton Long atir, J. Rachloiit Thiinl row: Coach Mtiiiliiowiil, Q7 Williams, D, Will wv J Lowe l' Chaiieboix J Wood, .tml H. Harte 'vinviggg-V Vai loft Dick nottecl one lioni tae forne 'ap fiivlm one tram the siplclinpn Above ' meal lm tactics in a time Ou' U. R etch ' Ci X xml SK 6 fy lb x L' bfi UV ilrt J. J X , V J I Qu - Z . . Wy :J t if M 6 l ,NAITFKLV re uncnarzea N L . i tb of HEL' xtf, UM' W U jwxxtk, , W 9 N X f R XL, X DNN Eli tl A New K t V xl V tt, we ff it Ahayrr Jerry potters one as Dave prepared to loll yr- waited lor the wionfl. lar riahl Art prepared aw up, Right Art rlunked one of Iwo fouls while lrr ii xwarnble vxlrerr Dave s rrp rarnr' olt. Viewed tirst on all TV sets every Friday night during the basketball season were the Card Babes. Cooehed by capable Richard Johnson, the Babes fought hard through the entire season, starting with an easy win over Ayenal and ending with a defeat by Strathmore. Led by Captain Bill Baird and backed by the entire team, the Babes cut down their opponents with the sarne traditional fight, Center Dave Longacre, who was high scorer, also garnered South Shasta League honors. First row. L. Starlrlf-r, C Bohnrr G House, B. Baird, B Jorma, Jones, manager. .I Opp, lindsay Avenal Ill JB Drnuba AIO 38 Slrathrnore AU 30 Woodlake A! 79 Orasi -13 114 Avenal lf 28 Dinabci Xl 77 Waodlake , 35 39 Orosr 35 39 Strathrnore lil 23 rh, D. Mr'Danald, C Noritake, T. Arrdeif son. Second row: Coach Johnson, A. Marillo, J. Hildebrand, D, Longarre, l. lu. Inf 4 ,. ,..- dC?u0t From night to day, swing away, The tennis motto at today. These lines opened the tennis team's program each day over Channel L.T.T. They started out on the ball this year, securing bright new tennis iackets. Early in the year the tennis team began the year's program by winning honors in the tall tournament. The stars ana understudies on the tennis team practiced up for a hard season during the winter months, When the spring tennis season started, they were in top form and were able to show up under rough competition such as Porterville JC and Fresno High. First trovv AA ,-ww, 5 . X A . F5 K! 115' c X ,tw fm ca a k We 5 29 S ' ,rgi L '.' 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