Lindsay High School - Comet Yearbook (Lindsay, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1957 volume:

, .W , , 'Sf W WWW WU.. W W.- WW,gg,,?1 , V' 'W -'va F A I' 'W ' AL Wi wg, W W WW' elif -W: af? ?? f, W'W -,gg ,1zAWxi'EWWWQ ' W. '41 W W WWW 1. 43+ J I ' hw W W -W- .1 .W ,,:.. WW . J' W'L115,iWW-I-'--W, W - ,W ,:. W ' 11. ,Q,W,q 'W W L. , W .-.w- .WWW WWW - ,x N W I WW L .ev -1 rm gg W,. I A J, A . -T. WWW- nf- ,.. W. .1 1 WW .ELG J -' WWW' :W2,. .Mu -' ,M W Wa, .. .-La , ., . ' 'W W '. -- W W W. . :Ux1 'M- ',,':'. ig.-U? 15:17.-W., , W 1.WZ1jW, I :rw .- ' .W'i +34?' 'AafW,WWWn. D-' 2 ' .--::I.WW':',-'yi -W W:','W- 'vW ',WW 'T' 'Wf- LULW. IW W' - 1'-WW'1'lw'-i,:W,Q ' W .3 -Wagyu 'I ' fl ,W:W ' 4--, W, ' , W, 6 ' . WQt:4E,i.lWW WW W . , W .. W 'N IWW '- J' W,ug,. K, W 1N,WW?14 WW! Why W. ' 1,-1, ' 'Z-111 2 W WW W 'E W ,fn- - WWWH1 , .qw-W . ' -3 'SI !nWW . -W VW+,fWi1:, ,Wg . li J, W WWW MJ: ' ,-W.W- W . WW MW W W W. W W A1 A WSW mi - J. ig, W .W., W ,Nh W: '-WW A ' -WW ,W 7 ' LW - W. RWWWQW L-WWWWWWZ W 'W W QW- WWW' Wy-W , . A, W, -nf. W. W- .W AW WWW, 4, W W W WW. 1 9 1 A . -,vt .1 W. , -Jun, . fl. -WJSQQESLL V , W' .fmq nf: 'WL-WW IEW' WOQWJQLW . l 'Q 1, A :A .Ml WLJWWZ ' , ,WW - WWW 'Alf' -4 ,l ,r WWA., . I 73-V. V :Wu 1 'AW A-4: 'W W fLWW'f Y ,1 ',WWz. 1. 'WWW WW .W W , w 1 W , W 1' W? W ' A 1: W' W - ' . WW 3, W W -15 lxffff' J UL W. ,irIw,,.VW . in I A W W ' 1 tWfx,WWW ' . if W W'.E' WW l rug-EJ-1'i!,J4Z'?vWW W W WW W W 3. :rf WW f.W: W 'F4'W.1i W3 'WW 1 ?f5 S:W,.. 5 ' ZW-Wf'Zy ff ' 'W V 1551 ,W -:WA i ,, .gf,iq,g13i g- 'gy Hg ,Wy 4Wg .sm A ,-MWF,-Q-WWA mWqWlWWi!,fW., ' ' HJ: V' .:.:.fH3T 'iff-. '? .WLQ1 V,.,w W .Q W,WW,WW, QW,-H yi, W N ' -' -W-'Q '- 44' W ,W 'W WWW,WJG.,:af3?WeW.WWW W - ,W3T:V1,?'igWWW1 'MW il . '3'+a'fW,WW2WW ,W W -W WWW. My. 'J 4. ,Q . W WW .' ,g .lm ,LWQ'.'i'-, , WW, 3-1WW'1:- ' V' IW, W W W ' , WW-.,,., .- A 'JL W W, ,WWW W ' 3' -- 'f-'.Wgi9fg,a3' '?WWf,T9Tf.m.'ff WW ff, Wf -W1 'fHE f..!'-- P ' g. .W'n,3g3.'iF-Wrgft, .1-W?ffgS'W Wa' W 5HfWW1 W?3'ff.WfW?mf' 3 2,-fWWWL-f- W W H WWW7-'gl' 'L 17.W--M150 'g'..LU,,kWv4' WW W 22' WWWW'---W W.W'fw' 'WWQWW-'gi wr- .' rg W: W f'1'r75 'gifW17WN3inW'.-1?'.- W, W F' :W W IW W ,, . W , PLY fgffqjg ,QW-,fWZ'i' ' LW. 'iWn37.2'Ef',- Pi 'WWW ,WW ,VW - flu , 'i ' '-WWW, ' ,uv W k., ,W- Vi: WW' W , .W . W , 'Wul- ylgfhw ' ':3'WW-' WWW- W ,.g.W,g ,WL W V - Ar' ,- . W X Wi' A, I K .M V 1 ' 'W. W .W WW-W. W -f i ' Wr. W W .W ,J x.,W x- WW ' N-'A WW W . ' ffm- . nu., ur WW., 'a W '- v .YQ- xr ififf W 4 W SAFARI 5 I I ,,,,i5 ,f M N b 'vo' -::v f-- I, The beginning ond ending of our safari was ot the school. 1 ,..w4 n I .u .f V G, THE 1957 COMET of LINDSAY HIGH SCHOOL Volume 46 Joan Snow Audnic Davidson Co-Editors Victor R. Durbin Adviser K Tommy ond Lurry goi their books to go to c css. Kuzi Lokala ..- A--- ' ' ai 4' , '- if A ..n'ww5i.'T-'LA -'F' 'z A. ' A friendly gob session was held on the from lcwn. The drinking fountain was ulwcys crowded. . 9' . ,,, .5 Q ig, F M. . 2 ru, Axim? 5 K- glfk ,Auf f. - TS wwgfgw A .1 r., X . :yea ,Y ,. A, yr L -,Q W Wi Q33 Mu.-,, 1 'fe t- Allah .. Qui .. Askaris . . . Ngomu .... Mubla Kubla lgwe Bu Ike Udara . . . Fkeyko Volkswil We, the Comet Staff of 1957, have worked hard for your enjoyment. We hope that you will have fun, recalling all the memories of our Safari of 1957. lf some of the titles battle you, turn to the translation page in the back of the book. Here, all of the titles are translated into common English. Now, turn the pages, recall the memories, and go on through life's one long safari. fi Allah Mr. Boone, this safari could not have been a success without your help. You coached our football team to a league victory and did a very good iob coaching the B Basketball team. Besides coaching, you helped the freshmen make a good start in high school, and taught social living. This was your hrst year here, and you won the love of everybody. You graduated from the University of Tulsa, where you received an AB. degree. The Comet Staff and the entire Student Body ofler their thanks, I ll C-sm, .... Q65 if ag T Members of the school board are: Mr. Waddell, Mr, J. C. McClure, Mr. Moore, 9 . Mr. Daniels, and Mr. Shropshire. 14. . V. The district secretaries for this year were: Mrs. Green, and Mrs. Bequelle. Mr. Castle looked over the school papers. Clayton A. Castle, our hard working superintendent, accompanied us on our safari. He helped make our iourney a huge success by solving minor problems and huge catas- trophes-No matter how small or how large your problem was, he always helped as much as was possible. We wish to thank him for the many services he has rendered throughout the past year. Besides helping us at the high school, he helped out with the Junior High School and the grammar schools. Accompaning him along the iourney were his two sec- retaries, Mrs. Green and Mrs. Bequette. They kept a com- plete log ot all the district school events. The school nurse was the chief medical aid to us during our safari. The overseers of our trip were the school board. They prepared the iourney for us. All ot these people have helped to make our trip a successfull one. - H1 1' 955 Qyl The office staff was well equipped this year with Muriel, Miss Graves, Pauline, and Judie, Amana The man at the head of our caravan was Mr. Kingsley, the high school principal. He helped us in such Things as preparing for scholarship test. He also accompanied us on educational side trips. When disputes arose, he was always there to settle them in the best way. Assisting him were Miss Graves and the oftice girls. Miss Graves was in charge of all legal matter which came through the oflice, The daily bulletin was put out by the office girls, They were the chief aids to Miss Graves. Mr, Kingsley and the people working under him have helped us continue and complete this Safari of l957. K f..-nisiic. ,X Mr, Kingsley had a talk with two sophomores Meridith, and Phillip. Other Assistants to Miss Graves were Lynnette, Mar cia, Sandie, Jeannie, and Barbara. lb iii l MAURICE BETTISWORTH Industrial Arts Bradley University, B.S., M.S. Jackie, Dave, and Bob worked on a lathe. 1991 VERNON BRIDGES Chemistry, Physics General Science, Biology and Coach William Jewell College, AB., Uni- versity of Missouri, M.A,, University of Kansas, Cal Poly, San Louis Obispo, Northwest State College. The Physics class enioyed as well as learned from experiments that were given. ,,,s.+f JB xx tr an L LAVELL BROWN - Homernaking and Typing I , 3 , i 1 x 'Hi , 4. , 2 - East Central State Teachers College, by B.S,, University of Oklahoma. A x , ri ,Q 1 - ferret? V ,, ,, L -V'--1 isfililffg !5.,,..o-v m A' ani-4 :ti W- Delia and Mary tried many recipes during their homemoking class. Onyenkuzi BEULAH CROOKS Homemaking Oklahoma College for Women, B.S. Fresno State College. Mrs. Crooks' homemaking class engoyed themselves while sewing THOMAS CROOKS Mathematics and Library Oklahoma Baptist University, B.S., University of Oklahoma, Fresno State College, Blackwood Business University. Dnrrvl explained the one foot cute to Mr Crooks c MARIAN DAVIDSON English, Drama, and Speech University of Idaho, B.S. Mrs. Davidson's speech class enioyed the speeches that were gi VICTOR DURBIN Art, Football Fresno Stcite, B.A,, C.O.S, A.A. Virginia ond James hong their mobils. PAUL F. GOSSMAN Sociol Studiesg English: Journrilisni Loyolo University of Los Angeles, Jock, Sandie, Glenclo, ond Eorl test their wits ot ci mop grime STEPHEN H. HANIGAN Mothemoticsp Tennis University ol Ccilifornio, A.B. The Trig closs worked together solving o trig identity. Onyenkuzi ALLISON HOSTETTER Engllsll, Deon of Girls University ot Cnlitornin, Stnnlord, Columbia. A B. Miss Hostetter's English class studied diligently ,ff 4 ESTHER KETELSEN Sponisli, English University of Cnlifoinio, B A. ln Spanish ll, the students learned mony new words 'r 5 ' '- -.. fgfuf-4.1 -w is lv-Q KK MARY E. LUNA Physical Education Whittie: College, BA. Peggy pulled out the orrows while the other girls counted up the score. 1 J Q A 4-H1371 E',?3'E 21 ' Ll-' .nc bg N nf' K X N N' xx Q R ,656 'EQ -Q fn Onyenkuzi RICHARD K. MOTTER Bond, Chorus University of Southern California B.M., University of Miami, Los An geles City College. The Band played for many school events FRANK R. SKADAN P.E., Coach, Director of Athletics Washington State, B.A. LAMAR SMITH Vocational Agriculture Cal Poly, B.S., Riverside J.C. 4 -lf' Mr. Smith's Ag Science Class tested the soil HL Don Dvmtliauvn S Jon Bailey Bull Board Beech Ann Bivens Perry Bond 3' T 'E Louis Borbon .Q -ra fxif Lynda Burr Franklin Callahan Carol Castle Ben Cripe Audnia Davidson Richard De Von 1 of1957 Carol Edwards Judy Elrod David Farlegg Mary Flores Javier Gonzales Grifford Hamilton wg Bethel Helfon Ben Hembree Jimmey Holmes Judle Imoto I 1 Mike Jarboe Jeanne Johnson Kathryn Jolly men' Joslm ff-Q 'OX J! 'Uv 1 'Qi , X ,uk . 5 . 7 Cowl Klmbmugll Claire Lamb Dave Longacre Don Longacre -l9 Y LOW! Sharon Merryfield of 1957 Walter Moore Richard Nichols Don Oldfield Stanley Owens Bob Mickey 3 'iii' - Wi' ' Zr - F Margaret Parks Larry Rose I 16: ef .4sv ,Mgr ' . , 'fir if-. Roger Peckenpaugh Marcia Perkins Bill Price Bob Rueda Oloku if-L fi-f 4 Q- 1 Pauline Bailey Searls Jgqn Snow Ronald Spencer Barbara Tclbo' Leona Thomas Sandra Timm 'NZ' 'Qin ,li!H 'iT5 1 - 1-' KC' Y-.1 Harold Waddell of 'I957 -P.. fi ii- F Margaret Williams Joyce Wrighf fn-. V. -Q NO-4 xi' Q' X tup- 'Q 'i l Barry Wclfher Tony Wonamaker George Webb Phil Weber George Williams 1' David Woolsey Larry Worthington Bill Young .,..,b, Z 'S ' Swimming 2,35 Sophomore Amateur Hour 35 Prom and Banquet Committee 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Pep Girl 35 Yell Leader 45 Football Queen 45 FFA Sweetheart 45 Rep. Class Council 2,35 Sec. Class Council 45 Sec. Girl's League 45 Service Club 3,45 Girl's League. CLAIRE LAMBfY5Teens l,2,3,45 Echoing L Staft 45 Tennis l,2,3,45 Junior Play 45 Senior Play 45 Spanish 2,3,45 Sophomore Amateur Hour l,25 Prom and Banquet Committee 35 Olive Bowl Attendant 45 Girl's League Rep. 45 Girlfs League, DAVE LONGACRE Spanish 2,35 Football 3,45 Basketball I,2,3,45 Track I,2,3,45 Swimming 3,45 Block L 2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Class Treasurer 25 Class Boy's Federation Rep, 35 Sec. Trea. Boy's Federation, Boy's Federa- tion. DONALD LONGACRE-Echoing L Staff 3,45 CSF 2,3,45 Spanish 2,35 Football 35 Basketball I,2,3,45 Track 3,45 Swimming I,2,3 45 Block L 2,3,45 Comet Staff 2,3,45 Sophomore Amateur Hour 45 Prom and Banquet Committee 35 Student Council 3,45 Boy's Federation Otiicer 2,35 Sophomore Representative 25 Junior Pres. 35 Senior Vice-Pres. 45 Commissioner ot Athletics 45 Boy's Federation. JERRY LOWE-FBLA 45 Football 45 Basketball I,2,3,45 Baseball I,2,3,45 Block L I,2,3,45 Band lg Boy's Federation. SHARON MERRYFIELD--Chorus I5 FBAL 3,45 Girl's League. BOB MICKEY-FFA Ig Football 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,35 Boy's Federation WALTER MOORE5 Football I.23,45 Block L 2,3,45 Band I,2,35 Boy's Federation, RICHARD NICHOLS-FFA l,2,3,4, Chaplain5 Football 45 Basketball I5 Track 3,45 Boy's Federation. DON OLD- FIELDeJunior Play 45 Senior Play 45 Speech Club 3,45 Boy's Federation. STANLEY OWENS-Football ly Band Ig Boy's Federation. MARGARET PARKS-Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Vice-Pres. 45 GAA 3,45 Vice5President 45 Spanish 3,45 Swimming i,2,3,45 Pep Club I,2,3,45 Spurs 2,3,45 GirI's League5 Head of Mother's Tea 3. ROGER PECKENBAUGH Tennis 2,3,45 Spanish 2,3,45 Exchange Assembly 35 Boy's Federation, MARCIA PERKINS55-Y-Teens I,2,3,45 Service Chairman 35 Secretary 45 FBLA 2,3,45 Spanish l,25 Sophomore Ama- teur Hour I,25 Prom and Banquet Committee 35 Pep Club I,23,45 Pep Girl 45 Class Council 35 Girl's League Cabinet 35 Service Club 35 Girl's League. BILL PRICE-Echoing L Staff 2,3,45 CSF 45 Junior Play 3,4 Senior Play 3,45 FBLA 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Track I,2,3,45 Block L I,2,3,45 Prom and Banquet Committee 35 Honor Roll 45 Boyfs Federation. LARRY ROSE-FFA I,2,3,45 Sentiol, Treasurer, Reports-r5 Football 3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Block L 2,3,45 Vice-Pres 45 Boy's Federation. BOB RUEDA Senior Play 35 Football I,23,45 Basketball l5 Track Ip Baseball 2,3,45 Block 2,3,45 Vice-Pres 35 Pres. 45 Student Council 45 Pep Club l,23,45 Class Pres 45 Boy's Federation. PAULINE BAILEY SEARLS--YfTeens I,2,3,45 CSF I,2,3,45 Secretary-Treasurer 35 GAA I5 FBLA 3,45 Sec. 35 Speech Club I5 Student Council 45 Treasurer 4g Pep Club I,23,45 Girl's League Treasurer 35 Girl's League Rep. 2,3,45 Ottice Ass't 3,45 CBEA Newsletter Editor5 Honor Roll I,2,3,45 DAR Award5 Girl's League, JOAN SNOW-CSF I,2,3,45 GAA Rep. I5 Treasurer 25 Sports Manager 35 President 45 Junior Play Publicity Chairman 35 Spanish 2,35 Comet Stat? 2,3,45 Co-Editor 45 Prom and Banquet Committee 35 Student Council 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 National Scholarship Qualifying Test 45 State Scholarship Test 45 Honor Roll I,2,3,45 Spurs 25 Girl's League. RONALD SPENCER Junior Play 35 FFA l,25 Football I,2,35 Basketball I5 Track 35 Swimming Ig Block L I,2,3,45 Boy's Federation. BARBARA TALBOT Y-Teens l,2,3,45 GAA l,25 Junior Play Make-up Director 35 Senior Play Stage Manager 35 FBLA 45 Spanish 25 Swimming I,2,3,45 Speech Club l,23,45 Sec. NFL 45 Honor Roll I,2,3,45 Girl's League, LEONA THOMAS-FBLA 3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Girl's League. SANDRA TIMM--Y-Teens I,2,3,45 Sec. 35 Carnival Chairman 45 Chorus Ip CSF I5 FBLA 2,3,45 Spanish I,25 Sophomore Amateur Hour l,25 Student Council 45 Sec. 45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Girl's League Rep. 2,45 Pep Girl 3,45 Girl's League HAROLD WADDELL-'FFA I,2,3,45 Vice-Pres 25 Sec, 35 Football 45 Alle League Halfbnck 45 Swimming l,2,3,45 Sophomore Amateur Hour 25 Prom and Banquet Committee 35 Student Council 45 Boy's Federation President 45 Pep Club 4, Boy's Federation BARRY WALTHER CSF I,2,3,45 Tennis l.2,3,45 Spanish 2,35 Basketball 3,45 Block L I,2,3,45 Band I,2,3,45 Sophomore Amateur Hour 35 Prom and Banquet Committee 35 Red Cross Council I,23,45 Vice-Pres, 45 Exchange Assembly 2,35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Honor Roll I.2,3,45 Science Fair 2,3,45 Class oBicer I,2,3,45 Boy's Federation. TONY WANAMAKER Chorus 2,35 Junior Play 3,45 Senior Play 3,45 Football 3,45 Swimming I5 Block L 3,45 Band I,23,45 Sophomore Amateur Hour 2,35 Exchange Assembly 2,35 Boy's Federation. GEORGE WEBB Tennis I, Junior Play 45 Senior Play 45 Spanish 2,45 Football 245 Track l,45 Block L 45 Comet Statt I,23,45 Speech Club I,2,3,45 Student Council 35 CASC Region Rep. 35 Boy's Federation, PHIL WEBER Junior Play Assistant Director 45 Senior Play 45 Spanish 3,45 Football 45 Track I,2,3,45 Photography Club l,25 Junior Statesman 2,35 Science Club I5 YMCA I5 Crass Country 25 Boy's Federation. GEORGE WILLIAMS FFA I,,2.3,4g Sec. 2, Pres, 35 Treas. 45 Football I,2,45 All League End Selection I5 Basketball l,2,35 Track l,23,45 Captian I,2,35 Block L 2,3,45 Sophomore Amateur Hour 25 Prom and Banquet Co-Chairman 35 Student Council 2,3,45 Class Pres. 25 Boy's Federation Pres. 35 Student Body President 45 Pep Club 35 Rally Committee 35 Boy's Federation Rep, Ip Boy's Federation. MARGARET WILLIAMS-- YfTeens I5 GAA l,25 FBLA 3,45 Swimming l,25 Class Rep. 35 Girl's League. DAVID WOOLSEY-- Chorus 45 Football 25 Band I,2,3,45 Sophomore Amateur Hour 45 Exchange Assembly 35 Boy's Federation. LARRY WORTHINGTON-Band l,25 Boy's Federation. JOYCE WRIGHT-Y-Teens I5 FBLA 35 Girl's League. BILL YOUNG--Boy's Federation, -...,,,- WMM- A x x V 2 ' y ll-'N ,Q xx 3 l, 5 A ' Q, Q, X xx i i' it 1 V. 1 Y x i l lb, N -' l , r ' 1 yi' 330 X ' Min: .1 ' 1- a Wiiiii 4. ' W 'S 12-f'fw'TM- 7 iv H: . x wi V-1 :- . x H V if, 1 ,-,-,r 5 V , 1 . .-Ji? Msgs? E: TOP ROW: Olive Bowl Queen, Carol Edwards was crowned on Thanksgiving Day. Carol Got- Ready to lump in. Helen held her dog. MIDDLE ROW: ihe gang had o roaring time on Sadie Hc1wkin's Day, Lynette, Sue, and Don used The phone donated by the GAA. BOTTOM ROW: Enlarging on Physics? Mr. Gossmon couIdn't quite reach the volleyball. M' l' WE 11 -A '0 j.,,, 15 ii: J IWOBP Q' un' f '18-4 - 7'-H f , , - 1 - 2 mf . I lf Q 3 I iv? it VW? -1. UW x ...1,+.f,.: 7 5 if: xv S. ' i at R Q .. Cx ff., 54 tif fi 'I' OP- 0' of 3'-F' er lil!! 46 First Row: E. Flores, P. Brown, S. Buckwalter, L. Crump, E. Breosheors, F, Hendrix, V. Bishop, R. Hill. Second Row: W, Davidson, D. Barker, G. Furze, P. Boyes, D. Harding, S. Gooud, M. Ascencio, J. Becerrci, G. Griftis. Third Row: M. Hutchins, M. Humby, D. Bradburn, M. Arrnas, H. Barrett, L. Bridges, A. Danielson, B, Cairns, S, Butterbaugh. Fourth Row: B. Hostetter, B. Beech, A. Ellis, D. Dunn, J. Berry, B. Griffin, R. Fullcs, G. House, D, Hamilton, J. Dano, G. Bohnisch. Class officers were, Front Row: Lynette, Secretary, Sharon, Treasurer, Joanne, Girl's League Rep. Back row: Gene. Boys' Federation Rep., Dwight, President, Jerry, Red Cross Rep. Not pictured, Arthur, Vice-President, Juniors sold colmes to raise money. Jakpo Jimbo This year's Junior Class started on their safari under the capable hands of guide, P. F. Gossman. The students blazed through the financial iungle with various cake sales, car washes, and etc. These were brought up and con- sidered by the members of the class council-President, Dwight Fitzgerald, Vice-President, Tootie Morillo, Secre- tary, Lynette Crump, and Treasurer, Sharon Butterbaugh. Representing the girls on the safari was Joanne Newman, and for boys, Gene House. Doing the Red Cross work this year were Doris Barker and Jerry Mclntosh. The iob of the Junior Class is to provide for the Senior Banquet and Prom at the end of the school year. So, the Junior Class Play was held on November 30, 1956, and it boosted the financial resources quite a bit, but still more money was needed. Therefore, a halt was called, and the tired travelers invited the neighboring tribesmen in for several profit-making dances, which also helped the situation immensely. During the journey, a few aborigines amidst this group of bwanas did a lovely job of attempting to re- finish the famous Senior Bench with red paint. So, after a long and tedious battle, the Juniors forfeited a part of the treasury for the repainting of said bench. All in all, we experienced a profitable and mem- orable safari of which the preceeding were only highlights. Y' 1 Y . L k ' 1 A 'JP ..- y 1 1 Wx .. Q lik ft Seated are: Mrs. Ketelsen, Mr. Gossman, Head advisor. Standing ure: Mr. Moifadzen, Mr. Hanigan. First Row: D. Peters, W. Roberts, N. Odle, H. Wheeler, E. Moreno, L. Pitcock, E. Mitchell, H. Second Row: J. Smith, S. Pieschke, Joyce Snow, K. Jessup, J. James, D. Moore, J. Wilson, J. J, Simmons, J. lriye. Third Row: B. Osborn, E. Lively, M. Moore, B. Montiio, A. Morrillo, K. Fitzgerald, L. Stackler, C. Oakley. Fourth Row: C. Woolsey, F. Jones, L. Lanning, B. Willsey, J. Moore, E. Johnson, R. Ferrier, G. Steele, L. Kreisel, J. Mclntosh. Marshall. Newman, Kaku, D. B. Pagh, Q i -z , l ? out 1 Isp-gsxl C5 fD,,4 t l qv: Q' f N S Harii As in any other Safari there must be people who take part in the expedition and so were the Sophomores. On our caravan these people proved their worth. Thus the Sophomores sponsored and promoted the annual Sophomore Amateur Hour, put on a dance, and had a 3 cake sale. The class elected their otticers to lead them. The pres- ident was Larry Pickering, viceepresident, Tom Taylor, secretary, Diane Boyd, and social chairman, Carolyn Meling. Since the Sophomore class had an abundance of brains, it lead the other classes on the Scholarship Society with members. Also learning the laws of parliamentary procedure and taking a hand in running the school was a task well Seated: Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Luna, head advisor. Standing: Mr, done bythe SOpl1OtTlOl'eS. Benisworrh, Mr. Bridges. They have fallen in love, gone to sleep in English, rushed for the cafeteria, talked in study hall, got acute stomach aches, been attacked by spring fever, and many other things iust as normal Sopnomores would do. All these things the Sophomores have accomplished and have grown academically, athleticall,y and in the qualities ot leadership in order that they might return in future years as leaders ot our Satari. First Row: O. Hulsey, A. Davison, I. Gomez, S. Breckenridge, K. lmoto, J, Galloway, C. Gammon, l. Hernandez, M. Centeno, C. Costello, L. Baker. Second Raw: B. Henry, S. Hunter, W. Freeman, P. Ebel, O. Cantrell, J. Breashears, D, Boyd, B. Burnett, B. Armstrong, D. Bolen, B. Cochran, T. Hopkins. Third Row: J. Embree, P. Davison, C. Higley, D. Erwin, J. Ariki, B. Baird, J. Bullock, L. Borbon, P. Hall, M. Byrd, J. Ankrum, J. Ankrum, B. Brookey. Fourth Row: R. Harris, C. Hawley, L. Demaree, D. Brissenden, S. Flores, J. Davis, J. Elrod, B. Griffin, J. Chapman, L. Cranston, B, Holmes, N. Barker, K. Hamilton, L. Foster. 5 n A-n Q 2 X-1' xftvif. J, I t 9 . ,ff .ik G l 'Q in -it in s E -I First row: B. Shimasaki, J. Jarboe, J. Natoli, G. Littleton, M. Juarez, Sh. Pitts, M. Sharp, M. Searls, M. Willsey. Second row: E, Kissick, L. Pickering, E. Waddell, J. Paul, J, Whitfield, Z. Thomas, B. Longprc, L. Walther, M. Lively, J. Walther, M. McClain, C. Jones. Third row: J. Webb, S. 'Vlercer,C.Meling,N. Sarnadurofl, C. Sheldon, L. Wilson, D. Wolf, E. Krider, C. Smith, B. Wright, B. Kreisel. Fourth row:M. r Shulcen, M. Johnson, P. Rollins, O. Johnson, D. Willbonks, A. Ray, B. Volkofl, J. Robertson, P, Miller, G, Matsumoto, C. Longacre, I. Volkofl, C. Montgomery. First row: L. Cranston. Red Cross Rep., D. Boyd, Secretary C. Meling, Social Chairman. Second row: B. Shimasaki Red Cross Rep., L. Pickering, President, T. Taylor, Vice-Pres- ident, B. Holmes, Boys' Federation Rep. Not pictured: J Natoli, Girls' League Rep. Reminding all of us to attend the Sophomore Amateur Hour are: Elise, Jim Charles, Jacquie, and Charles. il? dl 'N YK,-, ,. 1 ,we W . 'X ff 2:12 K f fn T jf! C Y SR M 'LQ' Ln , -f ' T f N 1 .4 - :wifi .T 1 lf FIRST ROW: S Hunfm, N, Jr-nkins, N. Hull: Betty Burnefi, D. DQSOTQ, P. Hcrnondffz, J. Emsfwn, S Hmmm, I2 MM-n li Ilmmfln SECOND ROW: D Jwnvs, R Hernbme, R Bouiuon, D Collxns, D H0 lvvfw J BAT T MV, M Hvmlv, .T Hmm.-II, B. Krxufnlcmn, D. Kcxku, VV Kcy, R FTOFCS. THIRD ROW: R CLITVOHO, J. Collini, C Tinnvm-tmw M llmwn, S Jrxnr.-x, G. Fclifiwinggf-V, R Bodine, J. Andmson, D. Hults, F. Gvfxdy, L Hvwmd l Cmn, T Gunn: FOURTH ROW: R. Atfchvlry, R Avlncx, R. BnbbHT, H. Ccmirns, G. Flores, T. De-pffw, B H'-fn'-1 I7 T7.mv.uv1,S. ,I-wnnyu T. Hruqo1T, D. Fuir, S, Curtis, O Andrews. .qw . ' .. . .wwzfkiw kg T ,, 1' . .N - . Tiki'-Mug J ' H fu Q T, 'px D K, . 4. I X. Q -gf, --3 1 Y'-'v-r we P ,fl W ,AWQ ' 9 . W ,..1..,1i- ' Ag f . . The frf'ST1n1Cn CMSS nAuncwT Cmwmwhvd QT FRONT ROW: Lindrx, Sfvclul Uvmnnnzn Rwnfnd, pvfwflvni, Swann, SL-Cwirny Yvwvxwrz-w lmxn -.wtf pw TM1 nf BACK ROW: Ann, qgnNf- lnrxfyun wpvf-K-wnY.1V,.1, ,l,.nf-1 14-cl ,f,.N, -,,,. rr'7r'0w lvVi1Tw1:, HM Tw ',', f VT r V1 v v -vv vi :Vw vii? 5 'Ann nh M a vu-:T zxlnn Hu N' V., M n wk ,I rlnf OH fx n ' v CT LT VW '.'.Pnf+ vwwfw Hn- T Tofos As our safari proceeds inTo The jungles of darlcesT Africa, we see many inTeresTing sighTs, There are lions crouching in The darkness, snakes sliThering along The ground, monkeys and birds chiTTering noisily in The Trees overhead, and naTives hiding behind Trees and bushes. Far up ahead we see a group of curious invesTiga- Tors. As we draw nearer, we noTice ThaT They are The Treshrnen. They are led by Their class ofhcers. They are, Richard Cabello, presidenT, Joan Anderson, vice-presidenT, Susan Wfebb, secreTary-Treasurer, and Linda STephens, so- cial chairman. IT seems ThaT These inTelligeT'T sTudenTs have iusT come hack from winning a decisive vicTory, whiTewashing The Lindsay Each year The freshman class has The supreme honor of Tackling This sTrenuous job, and This year was no dilTerenT. Dressed in naTive cosTumes, blue jeans and sloppy shirTs, They seT oTT early This morning To compleTe Their assignmenT. Everyone was willing and eager To do Their parT. Ahhough we would like very much To accompany These vigorous sTudenTs on Their Tour, iT will soon be dark, and we sTill have a long way To go before we reach our desTinaTion. As our liTTle parTy disappears inTo The dense iungle, we bid Them a fond farewell, and promise To reTurn again nexT year when They are sophomores. 3 I J. i Q, N.. s , ,Q 'i I Tk? 04 IQ, , The Freshmen Advisors This year were: Mrs. Davidson, Mr Boone Head Advisor, and Mr. Croons, FIRST ROW: JerineTTu Richey, R. Moulder, VV. PeTTiT, E. lvlyers. l-T, Young, P. McDaniel, R. McPheTridge, J. Shiinas-ilxi, B Woods. SECOND ROW: J. Wood, R. Sulcedo, S. Longacre, A. Ridenour, Jeannene Richey, M, Snlvvdo M Nor-l. L Monhio. J Ross, D, Powell THIRD ROW: C Parrish, S, Vvebb, T l. STL lions, L TralTon. B. Vvillinms, J. RiTchie, L. Hull, T. STevens, J. Moreno, D. lvleaders, R. Oakley, R. Ward, J. Lewis, B. Shaw, FOURTH ROW: L. SmiTh, J. Tindle, D, McLc-es, G. Todd, D Mason, B. Wasliani, B, Wilsolw, J. Laurie L. VVilson R. Nations, A. Vvilson, S. Newman, P. Staely, S. SmiTh, J. STadTTniller. .rm T 9, gl' 'Ne-271 li .- Q Q, VV,, u, ling talk at the lifierbug assembly CASC Predident, explained to the Judy Jarboe gave he Lions Club - fi vw J, ., ,N 'slag Eneke Ufurukpa For entertainment on our saiari vve paused in our day's vvorlc, novv and Then, Tor a Naiional Assembly. These assemblies vvere very inferesiing and some were educalional. We had a blind assembly, Jr. Jones and his assembly on sound, and Mr. French presented a very amusing clovvn show, We also had an exchange assembly vviTh Srrafhmore, All of the siudenis from Sirafhmore came To our school, Every other act in The shovv was from Lindsay, and Then from Strarhmore. This proved a great success. All of These shovvs and many more helped ro make our school year more pleasant Mr. French, The clovvn, is surrounded by his helpers. They are, BACK ROW: Tootie and GrifTord. FRONT ROW: Tony, Harold, and Carl. 1' :X Ia 1 A ,..1vv I-nga.-- ... '- was L W r l UPPER LEFT: 'I l A 'Y V 1 I I B :QI --.,.,,.....-- '-. r4 ' ' f . O 1 L Juris Y , ., 'nlfii' IL . ' -I-rf I, - In '., 4' -I-5 , I' II Q I , P e pr , W,, -N.. ., af ' ' fx -PLi'f'T',.i1.! .N 'I IILI-I II.IfI II IIII UI IIIII IIT SI III VXI'IIIIs II.IIIy. UPPER RIGHT: k,fIIIIIIIIII.I CIIIIIIIIII II IIII IIII- I' SI III ' -1'f- I IIIIII IILI wzrm' SEATED: XM RIIIII-II2 I AI-IIII I. .Iv II- II IH-tr-I' I IIIIIIIIII- I k'.IIIII IIIIII EI 'II :V STANDING: QT I II I IIIII1I.III I NI ,-ww: I IIN II I. II III IQ II-II w:-w II IIC' I .IIII X1'wL I fx IIIIIIIvIII.III. CENTER LEFT: IIII I3 1T , I II'.If ' IIII I IMI' III IIIIIIIII I I 'I .IIIII VIII- SI 'vr- III III II CENTER RIGHT: IIII- IIXX I IIIIIIIII P FIIIIIII Q3 X f . III w.. -. I IIIIII IIIIII I III, 'III IIIwI I, If vr'- III. ' .I II. .II.I II'I II I-xx f1'1' II wI-I1r I L IxI III IIIII III LOWER LEFT: III-' III Ip IIIIII CIII -I SVIII- III II IIIII. wmv- I I4'I.I II- :III .1 fI r'I1 II' Ii IIIIIIIIIIII ,IIII IIIIIII v'.1 II- III-I -':' ', IJIIIIN IMI-IIII IIIQII-IIIIII Ii a.IIIII. II-I II II 'IA' I' 1 II R I IvIn I I I IIIIIII IIIIII- LOWER RIGHT: I 'In' III In I IIIII II III: III IIII I IWIIII II VIII III 'I VI I. .II 'r 4 at ..v. . i 7 1 ., .4 gi 1 X tiff Foclahuki F 'i Rosalie Hill Took first place with a real cute Susan Webb, as Al Jolson, wan 3rd place, The pantomime Second place went to Don Longacre quartet, with ci new singing 1, 2 placed 4th, and Carol Landers. After a long hard journey, there is nothing like settling down and listening to the talent of those in the Caravan. With Jay Webb as MC. and being produced by the Sophomore tribe, the au- dience was held spellbound. Some of the many fine acts were: Rosalie Hill winning hrst place with her pan- tomime, Mama Teach Me to Dance, and 2nd and 3rd places were Don Longacre and Carol Landers, with Five Foot Two, and Susan Webb with Al Jolsonf' Fourth place, bringing something new, was Carol Edwards, Wilma Freeman, Dave Woolsey and Louis Borbon, accompanied by Lynda Burr with l Almost Lost My Mind. These acts and many more made the Safari truly one to remember. All the contestants in the show did a real fine iob. 4 . K .Q- 9-W . ,- N, , Im g Q . . 5 'N it 'E Qt, , .. iiigwii-f.: ia . 4, ' I if , ,,,J'.1':' 5 lf A ' Tito. 'ir f,el.f:fi: J.-ff: -,,,f- ez Q ff5fff 3' is ff' ,. t s..s -- ,Vm33.,.tgVll:.. .fp-,,, i Jw 4 fr '12-+ft.,,Z.5'5 I 3' cf 'V iii! ,..1-1.f.1wi 2. ? j WQZN, ,.,, 4 ' gilt .,,. E -N vi 'iff fm-. 'fffii .i .1 .ii1,1,gf.1, V i Q , 145331 511 'ztrfffkvzk 2 '- f72R?:,1::fE':..f4,41 L 2 Q ' rffxgwt Wlfffs- -Txfffai 'Z-:Q :59?4t'ff5 :f:13s'-sig 1- '. - 'psf'-T' ,E 2 , Q.. 'w:ieL.:..,-P Q i use , M ,V , X ' k:'f,iif ie ' lie i, - .. 1 .4 I i 2, it g4,,,,:,g..,ig5-2 3-fi WWW fri ti ug j.,,-gpwf if W, , 4, 1 V., ' ,LMT 5 , i -L' , ' A45 Qrwtt, se S ff 11.45, 1-x - E' W-!a3 'lRYi ' Kali Kabissci Bonner Girls: M. Hornby. S. Pitts, on D. Peters. H N LV-R Q . ' . '.'A f flff y l - ll X , ' ' l fiwig ,,.,r . 'S Muiorettes: N. Hole, S. Newman, W. Roberts, Z. Thomas, F. Hendrix. Pep Girls: S. Pieschke, S Timm. M. Hutchins, M. Perkins, ond Yell Leaders this year were. C. Kimbrough, E. Bowers, Head P. Brenner. Yell Lendfr rind C. Edwards. gift' Nw9S'- K--fa N , .g,.,,f 1 H s:,.,,..g5.,m,.R uid Lnnly lsulyr-l, Clnirc- Lomb, While l l tilt l and ti li o Atrltthnlcl, Gvotuif- Xfylthlm, look:-Ll on LO Ngoma A Jakpo Jimbo It WGS tho night wotch lot' thu Junioi Class. Eyorything WHS Still yvhilo tho Junior Gloss prosontocl Ectat lynnr- thri flctclcly of all tho olclfftshionocl inf-llow clroinos, EGST Lynno wos Unclor that chin-ation of Mis. Dovidson. Tho ploy was contplfttv with villion ond heroine. Tho ciucitcencn Scrofintocl when they hectic! the yillion :incl clfippofl for hero. 'Cciclzoolcsl Now for tho flirty Word. This rougish port yvos plntyocl by hero, Archiholfl Cotylo, who WCM poitictyml by Gooigc Vyohh. Tho ploy clmils with tho plight ol lcifty lsohol Vono Clown loinlt, who is loft Orphonofl vylwn in hot' lfllix twwtis Hr-i lnitlif.-t nilois. Unlottnncitoly, hw lqitht-t hcttl coli it . , , . J , . , . . ,. t t L tl it i fl t fntitlt tt tht sfttinqs. Scum, of thg iiminhgi their homfrf EUQT Lymmll Mx ,AMlNlM1ll,llyHlyI! A I l l T y incl I :Liv I V Cinfl his shcirp toitgiiml sifttti lointtlilt plctyocl by Pot Btonnr-i' Vifltnt lwczintt- ol thc pooi' oiophon? Sho hoe only oncr living rolotivo, Roynionfl Von:-, plttywcl luy lony VVC1HCllUC1l40l', who QonfHtoi,iQly oth-its lwilavl o honto, hut then tltorc- is his will-, lcitol Eclworcls, who is Conswttml with ittcilousy tovvoicls Lonly Isolbsvl. Qthoios in the cost wow: Bn-nt Joslin nc John Dill, Moicfillct l'liJ1cnin5 os Clem' Fhrtltttl Judy Fullot' Q15 Joyce ond Lynclo Butt ci Borluoro Holl Gvorgiv, tht- lnt' thtf-ttwt-f-gl Lgttta thtt vtlliiii Lynclti niirl Clzitf :tt -tl tlw uis Borbon. We niUstn't forgo! tho nwinly Clios ond lontym lhtt ntfzthttilf Q9 licihhl pin l Ngoma A Olkum The Senior Class, with considerable help from the drama department, produced the season's second smash hit play, Arsenic and Old Lace . This hilarious comedy, which played for years on Broadway, was ef- fectively done by the drama students, many of whom played more than one part. Stage settings were more elaborate and costumes more authentic than in years past, when the accent had been on simplicity. The costuming, make-up, and scenery lent an air or professionalism to the performance that set oft the actor's portrayals. Between nephew Teddy charging up the stairs under the impression it was San Juan Hill, and he Mr. Roosevelt, and everyone else hiding bodies in the window seat and trying vainly to bury them in the cellar, the audience laughed itself sick as things turned from funny to sidesplitting. Louie attacked Don while Bill, Marcello, Claire, and .lorry looked on. I - e is, . Z i E' N' I 'S 4 A if I 9 'gf ' i . I1'i'f f2ig5Qt ig The members of the cast worked hard to make the play a success. PICTURED: Louis, Jerry, Don, Bill, Claire, Marcella. SEATED: Donald The behind the stage crew consisted of J, Breashears, R. Hill, Mrs, David- son, B. Brice, and L, Burr. x , , 1' Q A v sk 1 H1 is , . y A X Wm ,l rrWfw'f1mr2,fwtwf or -I Q- if ' l'x,,f,5 ,y I, Jr img ,M Q41 V N .3 ,.. 4 ' I , 'lb ,f 'K n.,- Vx Y: I fini! ki M 1 5 ' V: 9 at 1-1,553 5 f who Z ag, '2 , 'T he xff Top left: Merry makers ot the Backward Banquet. Top right: The FFA boys decorate the tree in front of the school for Christmas. Center left: The bond marched in the parade ot Porterville.Center right: The Freshmen white-washed the L Bottom left: Margaret, Pauline, Roger and Jon look o test vo show their upptitudes. Bottom right: Jeannie, Bethel, and Judy registered the out of town students during the CASC convention. 4-1- . 'W' qi N . -V-1. nge-wk fl .- . i uw F gage ,.+ Q' .lr V - - . iff mmm A ,gym Www' 4161, g,..1. .., ll ...,--'ff 'gg e I V A x? . ' . 2' . dk 'Wh ' ful... ' 'A ' ' -Q-.mi Q ...,.r,4....,.,M N 'W'w- Mix ' fmml, W K H .AM 'SJ Top left: Bill, Elise and Richard point scenery for the Jr. Play. Top right: The Freshmen leave the L after a hard morning's work. Center right: The ccrcaptains, football queen and attendants. Bottom left: Carol Ann drew a turkey ticket while George held the basket. .Bottom right: Dave, Barry, Joan, Pat,and Audnia took a national scholarship test. 45 Donald Longacre l ' 6 r 1 3 A 2- 4 z ' , :T f A F' A ff -:I 'f it f ' Cvovgqf- Wdlncmuvws Ixus dome cn splcndnd yob Thls year' os Sindy-ui Budy Pu-mdvvvf. !'.1t Bm-nm-v Dustuct 12 CASL Plesidem, cmd Sumdwe Tnmm, Sud:-ut Bmdy Svcrc-Yury, Poro Society The Smdent COUHKIW worked Hind dur q W 1 mgs. Lyndn Bun. Sccwmly of VVL-lfmru, Julvy Mcinfosh, Sec- rc-fuuy of Asservwliwos, und Pcxulmfz Bculoy, Secretory of Tl'04111uH:'l X We, the students of l.,H.S., started our safari this year on September IO, T956 Each of you has helped make this a successful journey. During the safari we have had many successful events which have made the going easier and more fun, Those, of course, were in addition to your work and studies. We have gained lots of experience and learned how to chart our course on a safari as we will on your journey through life. Some of us will stay here and make other trips, I hope that you feel as I do that this experience will be a benefit to you always. Special thanks go to our wonderful guides, the teachers and to our principal, Mr. Kingsley, who have made this a most successful safari, I hope that each and every one of you has a successful safari in life. This is where I leave our safari and bid you good-bye and good luck. George Williams Student Body President JL i VINUUJITVD QE' ii Class Presidents were, seated: Bob Rueda and Dwight Fitz gerald. Standing: Richard Cabello and Larry Pickering. Pat Brenner, Echoing L Editor, Joan Snow and Audnia David- son, COMET Editors. ,wg Ella Bowers, Yell Leader, Carol Castle, Girl'5 Lecigut President, Don Longacre, Commissioner of Athletics, Har old Waddell, Boys' Fedeiation President. 'S'-' X Co-Editors, Joan Snow and Audnia Davidson, put the annual together. its xXx ie typists were, Seated: B. urns und B. Helton. The tvvO iotogiupl w1-a s were, Standing: Fciilf-ss and C, Sl1elClOrt. Kutib Greetings, members of the Safari of i956-57. Our nine months jour- ney this year has been an exciting one as well as a worthwhile one for all of us. The record ot this caravan-our account ot our work, fun, and learn- ing-is in this annual. We hope you will enioy looking through its pages to recall the high- lights of this particular expedition, No safari of this size and importance can be planned and executed without the help of many peo- ple, all ot whom deserve our gratitude. First on our list is our adviser, Mr. Durbin, who has rendered a lot ot help in putting this book together. Also we wish to thank Mr, Kingsley for the assistance he has otlered us during this safari. Members of this yeur's Art Staff were, Seated: J Johnson and B. Brentlinger. Standing: L. Wilson, D. Bradburn, .l. Jarboe, Don Longacre, and N. Barker. 1 'bf ,-v' M., c i - - genes-pww1weW.e.wfv.' To our staff we wish to say thanks for all your help. The art staff has worked long and hard on the divi- sion pages and end sheets. Identify- ing pictures and writing the articles were done by our capable literary staff. Our two very excellent typists did a swell iob on typing up the ar- ticles, and our business staft sold the COMET to you. We wish to thank our two photographers and Mr. Hood for their time spent in taking and developing the pictures. The COMET staft has worked all year to record a true account of this expedition. We hope you like it. ....+x.,,1-,f Y , Q .. Il I W,,,,.,,,..,,,,,,,.,,,...,.,... y- q g . tv V A' fy' . - J Nur? - ,, ' M' 1? ,Z 3 Y Mr. Durbin was our able advisor, Audnio Davidson Joan Snow Co-Editors The Literary Staff were, Seated: P. Brenner, and J, Paul. Stand- ing: J. Babbitt, S. Pieschke, L. Burr and B. Hostetter. 7 fr' r-,.. YI The Business Stal? included S. Breckenridge, D, Brad- burn, G. Webb, und not pictured, L, Smith. ' Page editors for the paper were Bob Hammer, sports page, Pa Brenner, front page, Nancy Brown, third page, and Gory Bohnisch sports page. Not pictured, Sue Breckenridge, Second page. I Pat and Mr. Gossnian go over all copy before it is printed Mciktub The Echoing L continued to report the Satari's journey week by exciting week in the school year, H56-57. From sports to fashions, there was always something in each edition to please every student. The staff continued its editorial campaign tor a new and better gym, but also attacked student thieving, the lack of assemblies, and hosts of other topics. Under the direction of Editor Pat Brenner, and the advisership ot Mr. Gossman, the paper was packed with timely news and interesting features. To stimulate interest, a student poll was taken to determine feelings about the changing ot the paper's name. Although the move was unsuccessful, it promoted a flurry ot letters to the editor and achieved its primary goal ot student interest in the publications. The Echoing L proved again and again that it is still the student's paper, and the student's record, Nothing of importance was ever omitted, nothing unsuitable was ever printed, but, thanks to a capable and industrious staff, the paper remains a lively work of good iournalism. Front row: E. Waddell, P. Brenner, S. Breckenridge, B, Hammer, N. Brown. Buck row: B. Volkott, G. Bohnisch, Bill Baird, Mr. Gossman, Adviser, C, Kimbrough, B. Price, C. Lamb, Don Longacre, B. Helton. in , so Os iv QT, 'i First row: L. Burr, D. Fitzgerald, P. Brenner, O. Cantrell, Joyce Snow, J. Smith, R. Hembree, J. Berg, H. Wheeler. Second row: J. Shuken, P. Berg, J. Paul, L. Wilson, L. Trafton, J. Anderson, S.Jessup, B. Williams, S. Webb, S. Savitkas, L. Pitcock, D. Holmes. Third row: A. Davidson, Joan Snow, E.Lively, D. Bradburn, J. lmoto, B. Cairns, E. Kissick, M. Shuken,,K. Hamilton, D. Boyd, C. Lander,J.Jarboe. Fourth row: Not on CSF, N. Barker, B. Walther, D. Farless, Don Longacre, Not on CSF, S. Flores, J. Bul- lock, B. Shimasaki, J. Webb, H. Cairns, L. Smith, J. Shimasaki. Baoule The California Scholarship Federation, known as C.S.F., took three Safaris during their year. The first being at Bakersfield High School for the ' I V . Fall Convention, A tour was made to Bakersfield I , Jr. College on the same day, and then they went back to the High School. 9 , The second Safari was the Spring Convention N that was held in Shatter. X The last was the Educational Trip to Bakers- field. A good time was had by all. The officers for the Fall Semester were Bonny Cairns, President, Pat Brenner, Secretary-Treas- urer, and Jacquie Paul, Social Chairman. The Spring Semester officers were Don Brad- burn, President, Penny Bayes, Secretary-Treasurer, and Pat Brenner, Social Chairman. This year's officers were: B. Cairns, first semester President, J. Paul, tirst semester Social Chairman, D. Bradburn, second semester President, P. Brenner, first semester Secretary-Treasurer, and second semester Social Chairman, P. Boyes, second semester Secretary- Treasurer. Senior life members on the CSF were, seated: P. Brenner, L. Burr, and J. lmoto, Standing: A. David- son, P. Bailey Searls, Don Longacre, B. Walther, and Joan Snow. .. 'Q Q .,,r ' f ' FV ? I 1.-I -ixkl 'i' Standing: G. Williams, Treasurer, L. Rose, Reporter, F. Callahan, Secretary, P. Bond, President. Kneeling: Mr. Smith, Adviser, R. Nichols, Chaplain, W. Davidson, Vice- President. Over the caravan route this year Mr. Smith, our naturalist, has taught the FFA boys many things that they will use when they have completed this safari. At the beginning of the year all of the Freshmen got the Green Hand treatment. This initiation took place after a bar- becue dinner. The Freshmen had their hands dipped into green paint, and all the upper classmen had lun. This year in order to raise money the boys sold rattle tickets on turkeys for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Two different judging teams went to Cal Poly for the iudging contests. On each team there were three members, one team con- sisted of upper classmen and the other one of lower classmen. The FFA Banquet was held on February 22. This was one of the high lights of the year. In May two delegates were sent to the State FFA Convention at Cal Poly to learn what is new in farming. To end this year's expedition successfully, Planting orange seedlings are Earl, Richard, Alvin, Perry, Larry, Mr' Smilh and The FFA boys have plmnned ,md Bill' a tour or tive day fishing trip. They will leave on June 9. two days after school is out. First row: R. Salcedo, D. Hults, S. Curtis, T. Stevens, R. Wright, J. Burnett, J. Moreno, E.Wilson.Second Row: J. Laurie, C. Branstetter, B. Washam, B. Woods, D. Lewis, C. Kimbrough, L, Pickering, W. Davidson, H, Waddell, R. Nichols. Third row: L. Rose, J. Berry, D. Dunn, A. Ellis, I. Volkoft,H. Barrett,A.Wilson, P. Bond, Bill Beech, D. Davison, J. Stadtmiller. f,.,,-Q-ji ',S,sig:f P. .si as sf! if A ll- I W' A- 1 Kuamncmbo Society First row: J. Collins, D. Dunn, M Searls N Totty D DeSoto H Marshall C Snith B Griffin L Fas er W. Freeman, Second row: A. Ray P Davison O Johnson B Allen O Hulsey Z Thomas S Newman N. Jenkins, M, Hutchins, Betty Brunett N Hale Third row Leonard Borlnon A Ellis I Volkoff B H rt D. Woolsey, Louie Borbon, S. Pitts M H mby B Eliz ndo B Brentlinger M Shukcn J Wilson D Moore, A, Hernandez. Ya U The chorus sang loud and strong for many occasions Under the direction of Richard K. Matter, the Lindsay High School Chorus provides the lively war chants and plaintive love songs of distant shores to the traveling LHS students. These versatile native singers charm the public once a year when they join forces with the LHS band in the annual Band and Chorus Show, held each spring, This mu- sical is the tuneful high-light of the year for the chorus, and many careful months of preparation go into the final product. Special talents are encouraged in the Chorus class also, and aid is given to duos, quartets, and specialties by Mr. Motter. From the first scale work in the warm up exercise to the most difficult Bach cho- rale, the emphasis is on perfection and fun and whoever said Never the twain shall meet iust didn't know his beans about the Lindsay High School Chorus. Dave, Louie, Brenda, and VVilma harmonize while Mr Motter played the piano rx 1 fl , ,. , il F- s Y -1: 5 I , I5 I . , . Qy. , a,lnJ.1Allzz1 gig '1 gpillllililflj - f tml: a :nr , . :.'n.A...g,2- X ffl? fix, ' T3 x sz 'J 1 LZ' ag., 65 Q3 N 1 1 X 4 VY 'L f .. , fo ', O N nuff fx .r ' f',, J f-e all f5 tsgyx 'T ' W' 'ff A ISN' pr X 1 z , fbwf A .f -eff, A IX I-.ff W . X gl , , , lr ,Q ' 1-mf f ' V ., , A L. , 4 Q . M . N h. ' .. ' , A3 A' fu ., af Xffrwi 52,1 5 f + -K. 1 VV' viz ,. , ' 1 KV ,Ap-vi auf iy,,.,.,..:Qjl?h 4g,M an-f,.W5M. 7gg.grki V, YXR7, M 'v , -yr? 1 f '9 5515 ' 1 f f VT? ,W :ff fu 'S' psi? fjzguh, L ,LGT ,',pxil '- . , , . fl ,. .f -, ,' nf-A' fn , 'L ,mf-ikqkykxx' fig aa . ik. .f 75'Qiw:g9,fznf-fa?-,xy , 1 ' 'fl if A W ,-Ym'A ',. ,V g ii 320.-A-4P f 4 - I bmi? pi: LM., 1 az ,I '-'vga X ' . 5 ,Q wx- , , - K , , v 'M H a , 9 ' X ,X f,F'. ,+A . B ' 'W' ' Z. ' ' w - . x W ,-6 xg , f S ,g,v. '+. A . .1 pk 1 , - HA- - ,Q-.M ,fix V Af-.q. 1,114 A 1. xA,gl. -rf I 'G' -.. 3 YQ HL Q mg, Hd, V 'ie , 1 . Band omcersg Seoved- ' 2 - du, Mix' nw- Smnding' 5 qfumf ff -X' ' 'Q Fw' him C711 v: 1 u f wereg Fins? row V P CoHuv'f- li V, 1 T1 - ' Bmf w ru- .515 r-v-g ' X A., , . I' 1. 12 1'v x ' '- 1 PM k W vw.: vm ' Me-mm-.Q of H Www: f' 1' 1 ' ' Sf-fond row tm I .v,,,,:.,f,,I. Third row I2 W' -. V V im. Wu, V. 'v , 1 V who Banc I 'icy - X f'-1-ra'a --1-iixlt. Q '4 gi 'IP 14 ,ga ,. 15 'fi K l 15' L,,, 356 .i' ' 'W' 'W 72.2 I s , 1 3 A69 z lv hr sox X Q 7735 K f' ' 1 N W iw: 'Mi Q MW . MW-J '4 ' 1 - - vs- -r A .Q-.igph 4 N fs .xx ' -s.-'+r- ' ' ,., ,myc- -df k , Q zf. H, .. ,Q J9'-'tm ' +5 .Q -'3' f ,wig , ', L, . ,'. - ' . . . ' K fi 1ffV Q'ff. f 4 ,Q Q I h .7 V 4 AKX r fy, ,xfx ,,,. .L xgsifw , L. gxutiki gk I '21 ,. S-' gf, - fl L 'N 'fQ'c X wa? ff-r. 'U Q W 1 :H 5 :'f n f- 'C 7 5'XvWif A':F m'f' 'f,4A 'K ' 1:21 N 4 1 3g , 2f P ' Q Q 'w!'1'.i4-Qj'2Qs.4Q,:M- T5,g9'2s.'f:i1f 2+'? ' T I A 1: - X Q .' ,t ' x. ' 5 'tif , '?L,'u A -tqiilyf ,f 1 Ag ..k'Q'Y'3 fv .Ja-Q 1 ag-if W ., ity, H .33 --,b A , . A 3 Y 4- 2 .0 Q ,,.:.:,: 4. das rx, LPQAF M Al , ' 'Lf'?, Q? .'M3'sex, 1 rrgidi-, '4 ' ui' A 'A 1 , ' X' cv 1 3.1, ,L .' x xi f : : Q 5 A, K tg Q-,Q v fa 4 -W .ii M ff!-rieifl s - frm- Q Q + - -..,.,..-:Q Qf ew f.w ,J ' T af' ' xi . . . V w., ' . .- W4 WW! JW.-I5 'nr Lg:-tTf's 'K f fw ,. x '-2.-gi , it 53 W lyigf, ' 5 V .- Q , 5 ' V v v-.4 ' ..., ., .h -. . ,K I , ,Q I ft ,, i, ff -Pg'-1,: eg-:A 'A .-.h w 'f i+ -R ' f iF . . A -1 35 . 'al . , , 5 K-an ,Hx f lwiw, CJ, ,wx frfj L Q fax, .Q Q,e,fi,xQ ,mega baggy wfgag. fm X L. . + Lu ' . Ii ' f -We . .X 4--sf. 'wi wgu'dx L- ' First row: IJ VXMUN-,1-3 k Bvuimw 1 Plum- R Mtvlwrry, QL fdwuvds not pidured: ,U Vet ' l Kumi.-x 4 lmugmuf- Sf-cond row IX Ei' -'.:X'-:uh-H R ff-rxwvv J Vhmcls, J Umm 4 nol icfured: Lk NNW- , Joni- Srwvx iw' Hvod, Third row: C Huvuvvmvw, T VVGDG A V P . w h J A L,, vm1M'r,R Hvmlunm- U Hvfvw: XM-N' H NX'3wv1m, S ln -wp, 54 r if 5 u 57 . 'bg had ink First row: D Patil, M. Jaiboe, A. Danielson, G. Puls Second row: McPlic-tridqc, J Anderson, O, Cantrell, C. Meling, C. Lamb. Third row: L Bridges, P, Bayes, B Cairns, President, C. Landers, N. Barker, J Chapman, irst row: C Meling, D. Boyd, C, Lander, P. Ebel, D, Bolen, B. Armstrong, N Rohr-tts, J Jinlnor-, L Pitccmk, S Breckenridge, K. lrnoto, M. Sharp, J Conti:-ll J litye Mis. Kc-telsr-ri, Second row: J, Smith, S, Pieschke, J. 4 Htintiltnn, J Paul, D. Harding, E. Mitrltell, M. Parks, C. Higley, Miki J Bullock, J Linltiiw, P Davison, C, Sheldon, Bob Baird, uliirnasakri, J Whitheld Third row: D, Bradburn, M. Moore, J. Davis, V15 This year the Spanish Safari was formed by three groups under The Head Guide, Mrs. Ketelsen. The hrst division was in two groups under the assistant guides, Sunny Flores and Nancy Barker. They were the younger members on the foreign trip. Second division had the more adventurous explorers, following their assistant guide Sharon Butterbaugh. They were quite an active group. The most daring persons in the whole party were thc eleven third year students who, under the capable leadership of Bonny Cairns, had a very interesting iour- ney. Conferences were held along the tourney the last Friday of each month, at which entertainment was pro- vided tor the weary travelers, On May titth the whole safari group gathered tor a Banquet, at which all spoke The foreign language. This safari had a very successful year! Price, G, Webb, K. Jessup, L Bridges S Butteibaugh, E Kissick, G. FUI'If Weblu, D, Brissenden, E Lively, D Fitzgerald, J Mrlntosli Fourth row Weber, A, Danielson, R Ferrier, G Puls. Bob Beech, C Longncrc, B irns, L, Cranston, N. Barker, D Barker, Jun Eliod, CS Steele, J. Chap J. mon, B. Montiio, L. Lanning, B. Holmes, L Wilson, ff lk. if , A F irst row: R. Bodine, L. Howard, J. Babbitt, S, Longacre, M. Senteno, J. L, Tratton, C. Parris, L. Stephens, P. Bayes, J. Anderson, S Smith, A Richey, R. McPhetridge, M. Jarboe, J Shimasakl. Second row: D. Holmes, Ridenour. Fourth row: R. Cabellow, R, Atteberry, B. Gril'Tin, H. Cairns 5. Shaw, R. Hembree, M. Beech, J. James, C, Lamb, P. Brenner, C. P, Babbitt, R. Peckenpough, T. Depew, B, Hefner. L. Smith, S. Jessup. fastle-, S Webb, S Williams Third row: S. Flores, T. Haraett, D. Wolf, Richey, 'OF E- 'sn x New K L Life on a Safari can be humdrum. lt is the work of the Y-Teens to provide for fun and entertainment to offest the monotony of an expedition. Bi-monthly meetings of the organization have been enter- taining and educational. Service projects for this year were polish- ing trophies for Lindsay High, making tray favors for Hospital oatients, and helping with the heart drive. Some of the highlights of this trip were the annual back- fvard banquet honoring football players, with Carol Ann Kim- Jrough, football Queen, reigning over this festive occasion. Another traditional event which always is a huge success is he Y-Teen Carnival. Under the leadership of Nancy Brown and Mrs. Ketelsen, ldviser, the Y-Teens were proud of their expedition of 1956-57. First row: E. Breashears, B. Cairns, E. Bowers, M. Perkins. Second row: C. Lamb, M. Parks, S. Jessup, C, Meling, Nancy Brown, Pres- ident. Third row: S. Timm, J. Paul, N. Barker, M. Lively, J. Breas- hears. First row: J. Richey, A. Ridenour, S. Hunter, S. Breckenridge, P. McDaniel, Freeman, G. Hunter, M. Willsey, L. Walther, M Lively, S Smith, B. Wil- J. Shiinasciki, B. Burnett, N. Hale. Second row: P. Staehly, J. Anderson, liams, L. Trafton, L. Stephens. Fourth row: D. Wolf, K, Hamilton, S. Jessup, B. Holmes, J. Richey, C. Parrish. L Cain, B Armstrong, O. Cantrell, J. S. Webb, N, Barker, J. Paul, E. Wctddell, L. Cranston, C. Meling, D, Brenshears, E. Myers, J. Babbitt Third row: J. Walther, S, Mercer, W. Boyd, H. Cairns, B. Longpre, B. Grittin. A xv Alusi ichu aio First row: J. lriye, W. Roberts, H. Marshall. G. Griftis, S. Buckwolter, B. Talbot. Second row: D. Barker, J. Smith. S. Pieschke, J. Johnson, M. Parks, P. Brown. Fourth row: B. Cairns, K. Jessup, L. Bridges, N. Brown, S E. Mitchell, A. Davidson, J. James. Third row: J. Elrod, L. Crump, C. Butterbough, C. Kimbrough, M, Perkins, E. Bowers, M. Myers, S. Timm Edwards, E. Breoshears, C. Castle, R. Hill, P. Boyes, P. Bailey, J. Simmons, C. Lomb. sf- -ef . 4-Ar u i Upper leff: Helen whoppfvd i1 up on Suiiic Hfxwkiws Duy. Upper right Tho wmm-rs of VM-Bv1r1kuf Ame-rico Achicvvwont Awards gufherod Ground the from stops Cenier left Thr FFA boys had fr good tum- ut Hn- snow Cenier right: Rifhflfd swvpt OH the Tvnms courts Lower left: Judwe cfflr-im: Hwd-w Pwr builudmy Lower right: The FFA boys gcnged up on James, UU 3. -,X '-mx .,,, A will -5 1.5. Ja Iinltnsnn, Sefrind Vi Q :k row: Mrs, Luna, Adviser, Miss Hostetter, Adviser, sidr-nt A. Davidson, sidenl, C Kimbrough. ce-President, S Piesclike, First Vice- 9 o First row: S. Breckenridge, M, Breckenridge, O. Cantrell, J, Berg, S. Buckwalter, M, Centino, L, Baker, J Bur-ashvrirs Second row: M Beech, J. Babbitt, D Bolen, D Collins, A Bivens, R Borbon, Betty Burnett L Cain, V Bishop Third row: B. Armstrong, C Cart, L Bridges, L. Crump, E. Breashears. E Bowers, P. Bailey, J Becrr-ra, M. Asencio, M Beccera, B. Allen, B. Cochran. Fourth row: J. Anderson,H.Cairns, P. Brenner, C. Castle, B. Cairns, S. Butterbaugh, B. Brentlinger, N, Brown, N. Barker, L Cranston, D. Boyd, M Byrd, D. Barker, P. Brown. Alusi Traveling along the jungle path, vve tind girls, girls, and more girls! A tribe of amazans? No, its another Girls' League meeting full of interesting ideas, Worthwhile service protects, and heart warming companionship for all. Vvhether it be singing Christmas carols along vvintry streets, listening to advice from a boys' panel on the girl subject, or auc- tioning att classmates to raise money, the Girls' League stands out more as an organization for all the girls than it ever has in years past. At the beginning of the year many Leaguers attended the Convention in Bakersfield and returned home with more than enough ideas tor the ensuing year. The club changed its service project this year, thereby leaving more tunds tor girls' activities. The Sweetheart Ball was the biggest social event ot the year, and one dance that the whole school will long remember. T - 1 F t z C. C tl , . . . 'WSUM 'on 'ow Us e President Carol Castle and her able cabinet deserve our praise Secretary. V for a year's rob well done. First row: l Hernandez, O Hulsey, K Imoto, M. Flores, J, Galloway, D. DeSoto, J lriye, Second row: B. Helton, A Davidson, T, Hopkins, l. Gomez, N. Hale, C. Gammon, A. Davison, L. Howard Third row: D Harding, A. Hernandez, B, Henry, G. Hunter, W. Freeman, P. Ebel. D. Holmes, S Gooud,E Flores, B. Flizondo Fourth row: M, Hutchins, M. Hornby, G. Grilqis, B Grilhn, R Hill, G Furze,J Flrod, .J lmato, A Danielson, C. ldvvaids, K, Hamilton, P, Hall, D Gardner. 3 -ll P' .81 'N as -51 'P ,vnu First row: C. Jones, R. McPhetridge, J. Natoli, T, Littleton, H. Marshall, M. Juarez, P. McDaniel.Second row: M. MLClnin, D. Moore, L. Montiio, J. Jarboe, J. Johnson, E. Moreno, N. Odle, S. Mercer. Third row O. Johnson, K. Jolly, B. Longpre, S, Merryfield, F. Mitchell, J. Newman, N. Jenkins, A. Martinez, Fourth row: S. Newman, S. Jessup, E. Kissick, E. Krider, M. Meyers, K. Jessup, C. Meling, C. Landers, C, Kim brough, C. Lamb, J. James. Rep. to the Girls' League Council were Back row: Joan Snow, A. Davidson, N Barker, E. Bowers, P. Bailey, J. Newman F. Breashears, L. Crump. First row: G. Flores, M. Sharp, B. Talbot, H. Wheeler, M, Puckett, W. Roberts, S, Pitts,J.Shimasoki H. Young, N. Totty, J. Eastin, F, Grady. Second row: Jeanette Richey, A. Ridenour, Jeannene Richey, J Whitfield, M. Searls, M. Willsey, L. Pitcock, D. Peters, J. Smith, S. Pieschke, Joyce Snow, J.Ritchie,S Hunter, P. Hernandez, M. Salcedo, R. Flores. Third row: Joan Snow, L. Walther, J. Simmons, M. Perkins S. Timm, E. Waddell, J, Paul, J. Walther, M. Williams, M, Parks, L. Thomas, Z. Thomas, P. Stacly,J Ross, M. Noel, G. Faihtinger, L. Garsa. Fourth row: C. Parrish, L. Stephens, L. Trafton, B. Williams S. Webb, S. Smith, C. Smith, L. Wilson, M. Shuken, N. Sarnadurofl, D. Wolf, J. Wright,P,Rollins,J Wilson, L. Hull, E. Myers, W. Key, S, Jones. l 1-A . - , . ,. nn ..- - A - Front row: J. lmoto, J. Natoli, D. Boyd ' 9 Ox H 'lf an 'RTT M i '1 'C - , 9. .. - Q ' 'k..v,i 4 sf' I ,lft ner Q Q1 Firsf row: J, Collins, R. Bodine, R. Wirighf, P. Davison, J. Einbree, D, Erwin, D. Brissenden.J.BUllock, LD Andi'-ww. Second row: J Davis, M. Armas, R. DeVan, D. Farless, R Cabello, S. Flores, D. Brad- lmrn, Boll Biiiicl, J Arilci, B. Cripe, J. Tindle, Third row: G. Bohnisch, D, FiTzgerald. F. Callahan, Bill Baird, Leonard Borlnon, J. Dana, T. De Pew, D. Davison, P. BabbiTT, L. Demaree. Fourih row:BolJ Beech, J Elrorl, louis Borlmon, J, Collins, J. Chapman, R. Ferrier, Bill Beech, P. Bond, R. Fullcs,R Atteberry, .l Bailey. Yasi Traveling vviTh The Safari is The Boys' Fodercnion. Heading This caravan is The Boys' Federanon Chief, Harold Vvarldell. Oiher vvarriors who led This expedilion are Bill Baird, Rick Ferrier, Tony Vvanamalcer, and Bill Price. As we have been Traveling along Through The iungles of life, These boys have noT been idle-The board of TrusTees gives The boys a sum of money which is used for repairing vandalism, such as breaking windows, and wriling on walls. VViTh The money ThaT is saved, The boys plan To puT radios in The school buses. These conTribuTions will help To make our safari much nicer in The years To come. Class represenfoiives were: Bill Baird, Senior Class, Gene House, Junior Class, Bill Shaw, Freshman Class, Bradley Holmes, Sophomore Class. Firsf row: T. Haigctt. R. Hembree, E. Johnson, O. Wrighi, S. Longacre, M. Jorboe, D. Jones, B. Kreisel, Second row: F Lively, B. HarT, J. Gonzales, B. Hoseiier, W. Davidson, C. Higley, D. Fare, D. Hernandez, I Holi viiii, Third rowz B. l'lamnier, G, Hamilton, H Johnson, G. House, H. Barrett, K. Kalu, R. Avina, R. Jones, Dave longacic, B, Hemlnroe, B. GriTTin, B. Hefner. Fourfh row: G. Harnmons, D. Hamilton, B Hal ivir- s, C longafru, L Lnnning, R. Fcrrier, D. McDonald, C. Havley, L. Kreisel, J. Lowe, A. Ellis, D Dunn, Don langacre. izas'-1 1 1 I u ,. -N, lj iz f:' 9, H 'mt , L. isa an a. , 4 09 is BS First row: R Ouklvy, D. Pmil, R. Moulder, L. O'DoIl, W. Pcttit, D. Moson, A. Ray. Second row: L. Ruthburn, M. Flores, D. Mvdders, D. Powell, J. O'Dell, B. Mickey, B. Osborn, B. Pogh, J. Mclntosh. Third row: L. Row, .I Price L Pmkuiirwq, R. Nichols, G. Montgornor, L. Puyno, M. Moore, P. Miller, G Matsumoto. Fourth row: S Owcns, J. Moore, D. McDonald, B. Ruedo, B. Price, W. Moore, D. Oldhcld, A. Morillo, B. Montiyo, C. Oakley, G. Puls, D, McLees. 6 .avi .1 NAS' 2 Hurold, President, is surrounded by his cob- LK K inet: Bill Price, Bill Baird, Tony Wonomoker, lt f R cmd Rick Forricr. P Ki' H First row: J. Trndlu D Willbunks, B. Shlmosuki, J. Shuken, R. Wright. R. Word, B. Show. Second row. G. Steele, W. Word, C. Wilson, C. Sheldon, B. Swcirts, G. Todd. Third row: P. Weber, L. Stochler, R. Peckenpouglt, H. Barrett, L. Worthington, B, Totty, G. Webb, J. Webb. Fourth row: C. Woolsey, G. Hnmmons, H. Waddell, G. Williams, T. Wcmcimoker, B. Wolther, B. Wilsey, R. Spencer, I. Volkoft, D. Woolsey. .i V . wr . . , ., J- uw T TTTTQT HT-TTTTT TT TTTTTTT T um T TTLT TTT JTTTVTTT- STTPW Spf Ts MTTTT T f P TTT- Qg, VTT TT KTTT TTT H WTTTXTTT-T ST,-TTTT0TTT', , 'XTfTT 'T P TNT T2 TTTTT TsTfT TTT, MTH, TTTTT-T IXQT-.fT2'1T, Q fv'TfVT'T TT T 9 Q v ,YJ V 5 O I Ngwoglll Mom TJQTS OT T T T ASSOCTQTTWT Q CCSSTTJT CTTTCT Tuppy yT ur TTT0 TTTTTTOCT TT TTTTTTTTT- for PICTURED TTTQTT TTWCICTWCVS p OVTTT TTTT TJ TTTTLT QT TTTTTTT TT TTT TTI TTT0 CNTTQTTTT STTCCTWSUTTT LIT T L1 TT T ,J T'TT2 CTMTTT mm TTTTTT Tw T TT Ll 'TTC cess wTTTTTgvTTT OL U , li., T3T'l'STfTL'TTT, JH TT YTTTT T TTT TNT T LTOTTT, TT. TTTCTT T T' T Tw TCTT TLTT5 T'TL'T!'TT TTVTTTTT T T TTT1 U T VTT AQCTTTTTTQ TTTTT TTT T T T Twy NT THTT Gu. ? T TTTTT 'TTT TTTTTTTTTT ,. JOTTTT SITCJ T.'. , JCJVCF2 STTOVN' PITTycTcTj,fQ T H VTTTU, Tv TT. T,.X',TT A QOOCT TTTTTT3 Q C TTTTN R HTNTT1T'TT1,P BT-Jun T-T YYTT-'T'TLT' K T D M T WTTTTTTT T NTTTTTTTTTTT T S-TTTTTT T T N T T TTT T TT'Av'T:T7TTT T T UTM :TTT T ,' TT UT. CTTTOTTQ TTTTTT- TTTTTT TTTT s TTTTT TTTT V VTTCTTPTT. TTTT T T IT TH! ? f an 61 'A' 'N as lp rw ' l ll' l -x , w Q u il A - H f 1, 3 Y X 'XS FIRST ROW: Bill Beefh, A. Moiillo, L. Stuchleiy C. Kul-su, M. All i urn we onrlicin Boone, Advisor SECOND ROW: H. Buiwiitt, M. Moore, Bob on 1 i nn ii D1-Vlin J Price. THIRD ROW: R Avinn, G. House, L. Pickeiwng G Bohnisch D Fitzql H, VVuddL-ll, B Piicu B HL-inlwive, B. Hosts-ltvis, L. Kreisel. FOURTH ROW L Rom li L1 Lllis. LU M100 vwkx ld R Si wQ': tceik J. Bciilvy, Don Longucie, J. Moons o L L1 ici J lui'iiL-iq B Holmes G Steele Negusci Nagcist We pouso shortly by the won riots hut where Cl meeting ol the Block L is now in session. The hedd :non oi' President ot this monly orgonizotion this yeoi' is Bob Ruedo. His ossistont is ViCefPi'esident, Rick Fei'i'iei', who is plonning big business to Conte. The mon with the pen is Arthur' Morillo, who is the Secretory ond Ti'eosui'er ot the browny bond. The tough looking guy ot tho door' is Coisl Kolau, who is Sei'geCint ol f-Xrins. This yeoi' the Block L is inode up of boys who have lettered in A clciss once, B Closs twice, or C cldss three tinies. Tho Block L hos sponsored Cl Block L bcislxotboll gonte with the lciculty ond o nioyie on the Chicogo Bows to noise inoney lol' their nioinoiidl lund ond other needy orgonizcitions, The Block L vvos inclnoged this yeoi' by d true vvdii'ioi', J. R. Boone. Though only Ci pouso in our sofciii the Block L is Ci very needed ond inlluentiol port of our school. It provides fellow- ship ond supports good sports- ndnship throughout oui' entire campus. This good work will olvvuys hovo place in this in- stitution no inottei' how big oi' snioll. x ss. R s 55 . i i, 'i 2 fs, 'ik -' .. L 1- ' ,. .: - '. N Q- 's K The players of the year were: M Arms, Lightweight, B. Ruedo ond D Fitzgerald, Heovyweiglit. The Ofhcers were: A. Morillo, Sec retory-Treasurer, L. Rose, Vice-Pres ldentp C. Koku, Se-rgeont of Arms and B. Ruedci, President. li? 1 OHM . A , 1 f U - nf' .fmv 1? nf., 1518 kr ' D 1'111- '1 .f 2' 1-1 FRONT ROW: G 1'101,1S111111C1 D11vo11111f1- 1711111111 '111 -'f-- FRONT ROW: 1-1 11111-111' 1-111 C' 1. 13 N1111 11 111111, 1 - BACK ROW. 1 R1 '1- 1 11,1xx11- G VV1111111111. 111111 1? 11111 BACK ROW: 1'-11112 w1-11- B P.111i11111 1'1'11'1 P V'.'1'1111-1 1 131111 v1 11 11 1 1 111111111 NOT PICTURED: D.11!1rD111111111 11111. y11111, 1 111 111111111111 11-11111 WKUI1 C11C1I11f31011S1111D 111 ClWC11'C1101'f11C 1110s1v111U11111o p10y1'11'. 11111 111111111- U1111111 11111 1111w 1'1g111111, J. 13. 13001111 0111 OU1' 100111 1111151111 17111111 11'-111 1111 11111 011 11111111111 11111111 11 111-1 1111111 111111111 111 11-11111111 1111111 11115 51151111 X11- T11Qy wCe1'0 Dw1g111 F11ZQ11'111111, B111 E1111111, 13111 P1111-, 11111111111 1'1'l1 11'1 111.111 111111111 wus 1,1111y 11111112 CIIWC1 HC1101f11Nc1c1111111, W11111i11'1'1.1'1111'111'f1, B011 121,11111, 13111 151111111, 1.111 11. '1.x 1, 111111 11111111111'111511111 W1111 Q1 10111 111111151 01161 C011 1401111 O1 1111-1911, D1.v1g111 F1'zQ111i1111 111111 C1111 111111 11111, 111111111 01,11 11111y 1112127 111 S1IU111111OI!':YQO -19. 1401111 C11'C111C O111Y,1U11101S .'.11 '11 1111 1131 111111111111 11111 13111111 111111 13011 1?13L11'11'1 Dvv1g111 F11Zg111111111 11111 11111 111 1.' 1111111 111 11111111111 11111111 111111 D1111111 111,711-111111, 1.-1 1 11111 111111 101' 111051 vc1111c1131o 80 13011115 01111 111051 100011111-11.'11Q W1111 13 1111.1-,'11 1? 11 111111 D'.'.1111'11 1111-11 1113101 101' 1110 500310115 FRONT ROW: 11 11111111 11-11111111 C 1-1 1111 111101151 1111f1 B, RUOC111, 11 '- F1 1 111 51111111 BACK ROW' G 1111111112111 111111 13111 801111, 11 :111-1-1111 ' ,. X vw N . .,.,11 ... V 'J 8 . our V. . . Y' .' a 1' v 1 -f:f'.1Q,,-nk,-s1' 5gi?'A1fMm'M J I VA flfg-9'-i 'f'f1' K ze Wk , W ,L A-15,5 ' ' 1 1 11311 J: .- , YA . '11 V. E . 'fy' .si if- 1 --.5 J ' Ah- aff it Q- 1 ,I . .. 1 4.-1.25 1 , s ,, QM 1 . V1 A N 1 -y T 41+ ,- 1. 1:-qw ,, 11 A 'fs Y n , I' 1 ,Ng 51-11. ex.,-A. 1 --' P1111 A Sw 1 '11 of 11 411 ' I-95 4,1 ., L- 'n'1-.- ' , '- , 11 ,1 f'ivmE.1,'-Q. l - - v. ,Q - ,231 y. - V , Q '11 .r. ,1 f,9'!.?15i-gi.. L, U ., a ,fsdkaik 4 ,WHe1.21.G:,rxff vPv,, o J' 5T':'5g,f'1 .4 Cf. .L t 51 Kgs-1.1 Agp , 'i-1. 112140 -H-5 ' an-. 1: 1 -. --.1 11.16 9-Ji, , ' , ' x , . 1. . 11 1 'f --1 , -'vm 1,1 ,,, 1,z1Q96T -.5 1-1-5 1. 5 , 1 M- 111,-11 1 iw 14' 9 B111C111111z111111111111v111111.- 17111111-1'111 T15 1'111111111111-1 11. 11 11 1 as., BIN Prwfv Yrlm EXQTQV Redwood Dinubm VVQSCO Wooallcwkc . , wi M u rum for 11 few ox! PRACTICE vu yards, Lindsay .. 6 .. T9 .. TQ .. T8 ,. T9 Opp. 7 6 20 O O xlflmcks Wm-nu: FRONT ROW: A. MmnTlo J Gor1ZuTQs, und G. Wolbln. BACK ROW: D. FiT1gyQmTd, H XfV.rddL-Tl F Ccnlicmimn, und R. Fe-flier. Mx' Boom' wKx5 cmxch Nhumq I Durlvm wus ussxsturvf Touch, Sfroflwmore . . . AVQINGI . .. Orosi ..,, MCFc1rICmd LEAGUE fi F sn ww, Bulw kmwfvwmzw mc Lindsay . 19 . P5 . Q7 . 135 Tackles www: FRONT ROW: I Johnson fmc OPP C20 IQ TQ Q4 I B. Hn-mlvuu BACK ROW: VV. Moors, B Hom-tim, T. Wkxlmrmnk-fn, UNC Joslin, ia-1 I-- f I , 4 1 I K 1 . . . ,.. ff 'Q -2 tn, td gg An., 4 ,iz 5 T. .,, f 4 . l . uf ' ' 'I' . gm ' .ggi ig ' 9 , T s , A . W xv r -2' l l S ..--lQiq'?AQ . , ' T' 5 I , A !..Qs?lTi:Qi E ,1 25-S f I 'Sai' if A if ' I . . ' T .. f . QQ if is 1: .' if-we Xl - T s T i 'fi .iii T , 'W Tc fzi. ' 6' fr' --Lfk -1h. . f If ':' f'i '7 ' '. 'E 'f' r i X xX . EJ, -. , I r ' Halfbaclrs were fronf row: D. Paul, S. Longacre, B. Shim- Lqrry rqn Through Q hole Q5 Arthur Threw Q block, ai B ck row L. Pickering, J. Price, J. Ariki. Rugby Along our journey This year, Time was Taken ouT Tor recreafional purposes. One such thing was The Cardefte football Team, coached by Mr. Maichrowicz and Mr Bridges. Everyone enioyed The games. ln league play, The CardeTTes won Three games and losT Two. This gave Them Third place in The league. The big Thing ThaT They did was beaTing Their arch rivals, 5TraThmore and ExeTer. The CardeTTes were led by Larry Pickering, Their capTain, who inTercepTed a pass in The lasT I5 seconds and ran Tor The winning Touchdown againsT Avenal. Also, big men in Their lineup were Manual Armas, voTed The most valuable player, Bob Baird, Their quarterback, and Larry STachler, who won The Booster Club's award and played a Tlne game againsT Tehachapi for The heavyweighTs. The Team, as a whole, played a real good game and had a fair season. Froni row J Webb, cenTerg R. Cabello, fullback, and B. Hefner, cenTer Back row Bob Baird, quarierbackg R. Aifeberry and M. Tackles weref from 'CWI J! Robervson, T. Taylor, and R. Bodine. Armos fullbucks l.. Payne, D, Davison, R. Oakley, and M. Flores. 13 i BQEU ie is-3 T Back -Q 1.4 -U5 . Manual tried his best to make those needed yards. Managers were, fr:nf row: D. Hobbs C Longocre ond R Word. Buck row: Coaches were Mr Bridqes and Mr Mciichrowicz. Practice Opp. Lindsay Leogue Opp Redwood .. .. 25 O WO0dlOke 25 Exeter . . . . is 33 Ofosi Q- - 96 WGSCO 6 14 Strofhmore 7 DA b O 13 McForIond I3 IVIU Cl . .. . Avencil .. 6 Guards were, front row: B, Show, J. Wood, W, Word, Buck row: R. Hembree, J E11dS Wefer from YOWI T1 DCFWWV B- KVWSPL Und L Gflfiis F me D. Herrncinde7,41iid T, Hcirgeft. Back row: L. Stochler, P, Babbitt, D. Forless ond B Vollcoff 35? 1 if lv x f The first team Bill Larry Dave Jerry Dori Dwlqht receive instructions fiom Mike. Sammi Our 1956-57 basketball cam was fast and spirited, imcl we came up with a third Jlace in the league. Jerry Lowe was elected iaptain, Dave Lomgacre most faluable player, and Dave md Bill Baircl were elected O the All League Team. The time worlc achieved by his club was under the :oachirig of Mr. Maichrowicz. McFarland . Orosi .... Sti'atlti1iOi'e , Aveital . , , Vvoocllalai McFarland . Orosi ..,.. Sti'atlwtOi'O . , . Aveital , . . Vvoadlake .. Dave Longacu was electcd most valuable playei QBW 9:41, 2211. . ii' Bill Baird vvas Q-ll-rn-d most valuable player. FIRST ROW: tvti. Boone, Cmirlig B. llitiicl, VV LTtlVlfl50lT,L Pirla-ting B Kaulinan, Muiiag:-i. SECOND ROW: J Bullorlx, C. Bolini-arli, A. lvloiillo J linlrir-L-, J Prixv. THIRD ROW T Taylor, R. !Xltz'bei'iy, J Chan iniin, L. Stitclili-i. ofthe Vvoodlake Cubs, En-Nahclha The Hrs! team, Bob, Larry, Ron Gary, Tootie, and Larry were coached by Mi. Boonc This season the Cardettes, as in previous years, showed the great talent and spirit which earmarked them as an important title contender in the Southern Sierra B Class Basketball League. As the last game of the season approached the Car' dettes had a chance to tie lor hrst place and hurtle the Southern Sierra League into a three vvay tie, only to have this chance shattered by one meager point at the claws The Cardettes bagged seven wins and lost only three in league play to tie for second. This successful season was brought about through Coach Boone's hne teaching of basketball and the Une playing of Captain Bob Baird and All League nominee, Gary Bohnisch, to name only a couple of this year's team. McFarland . . Orosi ..... Strathmore , . Avenal .... Vvoodlake .. McFarland .. Orosi ..... Strathmore . . Avenal .... Vtloodlalqe ., Lindsay Opp. . . 63 38 , . 43 35 . . 4l 46 . . 47 43 , . 56 49 , . Q7 I8 . . 40 3l . . 34 38 , . 53 36 . . 45 47 N. shot. lVlCFarland Orosi .... Sfrafhmore Avenal . . Vvoodlalce shot, Right: Robert took a free Hellova Coming along on the Safari was The C class baslcefball Team. Coaching it was Mr. Bridges. The Team had their Troubles, be- cause of inexperience, but They Tried real hard. Many of The scores were close. One game they won was against Woodlake. They also beat Alpaugh, with a score of I9 To lo. Robert Salcedo, captain, led The Team on The courfs. Although they didn'1 Win many games, They gained much experience and improved along our iourney, First row: G. Saviikas, B, Shim asalci, S. Longacre, B. Shaw Second row: R, Ward, R. Hem bree, R. Salcedo, D. Mason, D Paul. Third row: C. Montgjomvry C. Hibley, B. Hefner, T. Dc- Pow B. Washanw. '19 CTT '- fi gi W V If V' '.i-an First row: L. Smiih, G. Monfgomery, D. Erwin, C. Higley, B. Shaw, Coach Vernon Bridges. Second row W. Ward, R. Ward, R. Atreberry, R. Hembree, T. Depew, R. Salcedo. Third row: G. Matsumoto, A Morillo, J. Price, W, Davidson, Leonard Borloon, J. Ariki, J. O'Dell. Fourfh row: J. Berry, B. Hembree G. Williams, B. Holmes, P. Weber, Don Longacre, R. Nichols. Lutinbes This year's Track Team had a good season. There were many re-Turning leTTermen. The Track Team was under The able guidance of Coach Ver- non Bridges. Included in Track are such evenTs as shoT puT, discus, pole vaulf, high and low hurdles, high lump, broad iump, and other such Track evenTs. Besides Trying To win, Mr. Bridges Tries To make beTTer sportsmen ouT of The Track men. Bradley Holmes Threw The shoT put. TooTie and Gerald ran a race To gef some exercise. .es W.. 'N' ---.. N 5: H V Q3 Q ., ' fl- x wx +...,,v -Mvww QNX 4, N, . I -sn, x'H FIRST ROW: I Iii-Iwi Ii IIs.'iv:izIii, D, IIiuIi1ivH, J JOIilisoi1, J Bucu5I'i0c1i'5, I. WlIsIvii Judy EIVGCI ::iipi'cwi1IifK. ilii- QIIIH vxIii-ii- JIirIi, NN iItIif-i SECOND ROW: I fiiiiivhiii I TiuITi':ri, M Pinks, J IfIrOC,I, J INQxIfIu:r, L VVr1IfIiegi WIIIIS if-i1fII.' fi TIP CWI 1'-' . w :Iwi IIN-ni iiiiii iii ui.Ii-1 Lutembes I I I IIN' yi-i1i n iciifiii cmiivs upon ci vvmoring place, omIy In ITiifI if IiIIfifI with vxiiIw-i'cii1I motives svviiiiiiiing, diving, :HMI ififiimg wiiIi iiiigiiilurvis of OIIW IHIJOS. Sliowiiwg Tlicii' IIQIIIJIIII cnimtiiih- Iwi' Iliri wcitui ciic: IIW IIWQQ LI-IS, icculus, rIivifIi-fI iiiiw disiiiict cluw'-s, The Ns, tlio EE, cmd the Giils UiiiIi-i' Ilifi cocidiiiig of lVIiIcQI' MC1icI1i'0wicZ, TI1C iiiffimiii cmd IIIUIIITYIIKIQ Iniouglit their scliool no small V ,, I.'Vif'iIi. fiiwI im-iiiilis mi Iimiiiiiig and ccircful porsoiiol mf- ' I 1 , 151 , .. O MW,- yr-n1i',cliicI iiiii Imig wciy. i - 4 jx' Iliifiiiiii-IIQVLIcIiaii1iif'i+pirivi-rl ii0IiciiicIiCc1p GMI Lind- Q.-. 'r AX my uvviiii if mms svvuiii OIT wiIIi IIiOiiA sIic1i'Q OI IIOITOVS iii TIifi I957 '21-:12mi1, TIM-y'w OIII Oli TIIL- Ii-It is Iiw iv l ' Ji Im U-iii CIwiIi-x uiicI PHUI On flu- iHlIiI ni, Tim' i QI 'i-i M iii' I.iiI IT 1-1', RIIL. iiiuI Bob IIi-i Il iI:' I i Iii, I i-i:iii Bob T +-ii y, Dori, , ,,,i I I ,,,, In vvIiifi- I2 YIM- B xwiiii imymii iiiicI iii YIiv aIiliIx ik YIM- A ww-.iii' 1'-.wi FIRST ROW: IX SIiiiii-is-riki, S I,mii1fi:ii', B Kuuiiiiiuii, I5 Hiiiwi, D P iiii I I Hum-II I' IIii1IiIii11 SECOND ROW: B YVOOCIS, B I'IIiiiiiiw-ii Dwwp' Ifwfifirii- T In,Iiii, C' Iiil-ii I IIimI, I? Jiixifw THIRD ROW: M Mixidiiiwini, crvxwi, R Twiii-i C I'iiI. In Iiiiiii :Irie-, Dim Icwiiijrmfw, H VVniCIcIvII J CIw.,,,i.iiiiii, P MiIIui 'N .. I vf 'IV G-n..d10'-M MQ A Z. 1 TN , -'I 'I i ,L J J 'ii Q ii ' i jrg' Q ' ,J A ,J K 41 ' ' ' is .bf fi to '+-2,Jfi,'5z1ic A. , , I--UI J gan Q1 iw' X' i kk Af. A mv ll' ft- A i I in t i- , . X A x X 4: ,ef Na, 4 A 33' ' Q 3 .ft in A i J 1 h U' A M' It l h ' I 5 it 4 Q 'A A A4 ' FRONT ROW: l. Payne, A Ray J Savitlais, R. Heinlawa, D, Mc-adctis, R. Oakley J f sw, R Attaheriy, M. lnxultv, Mi. Bcialw, BACK ROW: R Siilcvdo, J, Studtmillai, B. VXtl,4 Ainias, D Davison, D Dunn J. Dann, This was the Jr. Varsity squad, .. Bicaby About half ot our journey vvas over when Coach Slcadan, Coach Boone, and the baseball teams brought to Us many Wonderful QCIINCS. Jerry Lowe did a swell ioh of pitching the varsity team to many victories. There were many returning Iettermen including seven ot last year's starting team. Seven men were pro- moted to the varsity team from the Jr. Varsity, VVith this hovv could they help but have a good team. The Jr, Varsity did a svvell job, too. Ron Atteberry pitched to some real rough teams, Under the direction of Mr, Boone, the team did a svvcll ioh. The teams as a Whole let Us see some real exciting games and made 'his safari a success. fi ., A -thr- X 1 - wi, 1' -'Ri , ff T - Ii . ' . - ' 'v F , 3 r - i ps., , if ' ., . - K 137 .J i Dwight tagged Bill out on a slide to second base. On the Varsity haschall squad wi-re: FIRST ROW: D, McDonald, L. Stachler, Bill Baird, B, Joslin, R, Avina, Couch Slcadan SECOND Pitcht-is for tlw Jr. Varsity, fvluttctctl, Ran, and Jetty vvarm-up ROW, J, LOWS, H4 3U,,t.,i, got, guhdy 3, HOm.m,,, J, f,,,i,,L.,,, J, Bill mndv a dvspviate attempt to make second while Dwight tiicd to put him out. Q N i T -, V J-is - 1 My ftiii R K wt ,A - K' 152, ff rf, WTVQ ff' , gy X . N be 1 ,J , - V ,pi Moore THIRD ROW: B Rucda, l, Pickering, F, Callahan, G. House, Di Fitzgoiald, G. Bohnisch. O i 3 1 ff.: -sw . T U x A L l In 'L x og Q. 4 X VL ' D lx: 3 IlTgwl ' WX df' . C '-Nw .I --fl l Ky sat .vw 8 - ig ,j .. 3 ,ng V. E V-. 1-J Xe. ix. mms- -L ' - T 'F'-- i1':2il'H -we '.l T sf' ' C ' LH I min: f gesgqmwl gy X1 ' 'M or - . .F . aug 'ttyl-5-.5 J N 'A . V ' T , --f r a T . T- R , Q v ' 1 X Y? 'C fm' , E :P-l ,. ' L' 1 ,. kg' QC A ka, 4 c' f .nv if' V 'ra , ' W fr, f A 1 as V W vi E N 00 ' . f A ' fe I ' fa, i ,V 3 W, P f -. . J N If 5 -' - can V' N 5 is , vig JA f .. . ' . vi . ' ' it I' : . I I - f ' - 7 Q ' ,H f' ff' , if C I , 4. ,. , .. -. f .' jf 4 g A, A , IM . Y Q. . Q 1 s. g 'T ' is Q ., ' 5 li ' if 2 A 14 fs ' ' Bae 1 ' '.'.'. f vs. f 5 .. f, , ,. ' ,f r , ,A , X .. . ff 5 , W 1 r f Q . ,A W - -A , ,,,. f ' T T 1 's C . ..f,Sf . ,., - f , , K uf k K , g ,A ' s r M. so + fr fi 1. -w . . 1 First row: L Stephens, M. Beech, J. Jarlaoe, A. Ridenour, C. Parrish, J. Babbitt, J. Shimasaki, L, Griltis, L. Gibson Second row: B, Williams, S. Jessup, S. Webb, Jeannette Richey, L, Bridges, N. Barker, J. Paul, J, Anderson, H. Cairns, P, Davidson, D. Brissenden, B, Kreisel, J. Webb, Third row: C. Castle, B, Cairns, E Waddell, A. Danielson, C. Edwards, C. Lamb, A. Davidson, B. Walther, J. Bailey, M, Moore, R. De Van, C. Sheldon, R. Peckenpaugh. y , Cries were heard from behind the fence at Lindsay's ps' A hm Tennis Courts. TT' all ' Lindsa was host to the Tulare-Kin s Junior Tennis ,W M Y Q E ' 5 ,, Tournament held in the tall. Last year's division champions were out to defend ' their titles this year. Those returning lettermen were Barry Walther, Mike , Moore, Gerald Steele, Jon Bailey, Richard De Van, ,N 'Q Charles Sheldon, Claire Lamb, Carol Castle, Audnia K 3 Davidson, Elise Waddell, and Bonny Cairns. .QI - Boys' co-captains Barry and discuss the coming matches Girls captain Audnia Jon with Returning lettermen were Mllce Richard Alice Carol Castle on Claire Carol Edwards Barry Elise Bonnie Audnia and Charles The girlss captain this year was Audnia Davidson. Jon Bailey and Barry Walther were co captains for the boys Mr Hanigan has produced many championship teams and there are bright prospects for another suc- cessful season Returning division winners were Barry Claire Audnia and Carol. rc I. s 1 gl, 3 41' -Vw ,A f... f's if , 'S-. in ,ll gfik - 1,4 The cooking Stal? included: Mrs. Medders, Mrs. si, Redlnun, Mis. Anderson, Mrs. Mitchell, and S. l ' Mrs. Bruno. Tlle Janitors were Mr. Cornolieson, Mr, Noel, Mr. Lovejoy, Mr. Cain. T 'R The bus drivers were Mr. Thompson, Mr, Motzck, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. Ross, Mr. Wile liams, Mr. Green. .,. Mr. Leevvright, and Mr. Cyrus. Seated: , N Lfwt-T ' 'x 3 x .'l my Y mm JP 1 r O I lik . AI-'amil The custodians, under the direction of Mr. Lovejoy, cleaned the path for our adven- ture. Taking us on many of our side trips were the bus drivers, under the direction of Mr. Green. Feeding Us our meals and snacks were the cooks, under the direction of Mrs. Anderson. All ot these people helped to complete the working staff on our safari. 1 -10.- mr, no if 'x Q! ,,. gs J J -f -lin-.J W- -, --.QQ ufgwb Lorry, Audnio, cmd Don prepared for Commencement Services 82 Kuzi Lokala . . . Fkeyko . . . Volkswil . . . Allah . . . Qui , . . Sidis .... Amana .... Onyenlcuzi . . . Askaris .... Olkum ...,... Jokpo limbo ... Mubulu ngulu . Hcirii ......... Totos ...,... Ngoma ........ Eneke uturukpa fodahulci ..... Kali kabissa ..... Ngoma a ialcpo Ngoma a olkum Mubla kubla .... Paros society . . Kutib ........ Maktub ..... Baoule ....... Kuamnanbo ... Ya ilcwe ukwe . Cbuana ...... Alusi ichu ala . Alusi ......... Yasi........ Ngwogili ..... Negusa nagast Igwe bu ike ... Lgbasu agha . . Rugby ...... Sammi ...... En-nahdha .... Hellova ..... Lutembes .... Jriica ..... Bicaby .... Oiike . . . . . Al-'amil ...... Salaam Aleikum Udara ........ Gnahsuoh . . . Udara . . . . Around school Containing Voice of the People Praise . . . . Civilized People .....,......Chiefs . . . Village statesmen . ...... Teachers . . . . .Native Troops . ....... Tomorrow's hope YoungAdults . . . . Picture of the spirit of the past . . . . ............ inexperienced babies . . . dance and drama Appealing talent Talent . . . . Very fierce ... .. Junior Play . . . . .. Senior play . . . . Joining together . . . Political leaders ........ Composers . . . , Something written ........ Highly intelligent . . . . Students of agriculture ltissinging . . . . . . Linguistic group Women who sacrifice Female . . . . . . Men's Secret Society 83 Women who play games Kingsofsports . . . Unity is strength . . . . . . . Attackers . . . Football . . . . . Strong . . . . The rising . . . . . . Small . . . Swimmers . . . Running .. .. Baseball Power The workers . . . . Peace be with you . . . English translation ... . . . Thank you. Gncahsuoh Amffrwgcxn Ycclrlnowlg 4 fvwwpfluy Hummbcml, MiS'2OUVi Hoods Studio Tulcwm, Cmlwformm EdwQrd's Swdio Portcfvillfe, CCl!1fl3V min I p 5-1151 ' N' . 1 ,rw