Los Molinos High School - Cinders Yearbook (Los Molinos, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1952 volume:

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The schools are but a reflection of the interests of the community in its children. The people of each community are represented at the school by a Board of Trustees, which determines the whole educational policy of that school in accordance with the ideals and standards ofthe people. They are responsible to the community for a well managed educational system. Since t hey work behind the scenes and receive relatively no publicity, little thanks, and absolutely no salary, their true value is often little rec- ognized by the general public. The people in the Corning Union High School District are competently represented by a group which performs its duties in a manner which is of great satisfaction to all. We, the students of Los Molinos High School, wish to take this opportunity to express our thanks to these public spirited men who serve us so unselfishly. Pmumcupfwg MESSAGE 'F Often we as 1nd1v1duals are d1scouraged when we look at the tremendous problems fac1ng us today After all, we are only one person and the task so grea , e solut1on uncertaln, and even the method of attack 15 not clear NBut I can't do anythlng about 1t,N 15 t o often heard ' f r ou to recall an analogy suggested I d llke o y by the recent developments 1n sclence The atomlc bomb 15 the greatest exploslve force that we know ln the physlcal world today Yet, what starts thls re mendous exploslve 15 one slngle neutron an 1Df1U1t6S 1mal, 1nv1s1ble partlcle Thls acts as a k1nd of gun wh1ch flrst sets off two other guns Each of these two then sets off two others and so on, unt1l there kv 15 a terr1f1c force of almost earth shaklng dlmenslons what 1S true of the physlcal world 1S also true of our soc1al and moral culture, there also we may have vast chaln react1ons radlatlng from a slngle 1n fu d1v1dual Each one of us has tremendous potentlal worth A slngle 1nd1v1dual, organ1zat1on, or country can set 1n motlon the rlght k1nd of ldea whlch ma x ultrmately move the whole world 5 sei alta? 'Ek Aiindvlf- TISSOT PAUL D. MCCAMMAN X, Spanish n Coach AX, Science flQx fm Q',,f,f,f,,. JOSEPH GUTHRIE W all M C f -- 4V1ARIE M. STOLL ENID McKAY BERTHA MAY KING Girls' Physical Education If Colmmerciay Homemaking ffwfwi- fb' 7375 54' I N i NN U BML! T, 2 X ' -. R N . fy X 1 J . Ll!! LQ, F if f . ' 'MA 'A , a I b ' fr A uv my f !flfU!lrL6L L. KJ LLM' MAxiHENDERsoN ' MERLE M. CARNEGGIE HOWARD ROSE DICELL0 Agriculture Shop - 6 1' ,111 I SCh001Nl1fSe ii 4 -'iw gn ef .lm NEWS HOUNDS Left to right: Jeanne Plott, Margot Spillane, June Cole, Janice Vogler, Philip Willems, Eunice Mapes Jo Ann Duenow. This, our 1952 edition of the Cinders, was published through the efforts of five seniors and one junior. These students also write all articles for the high school paper which is published each Wednesday in the Red Bluff Daily News. A Cinders sales contest was sponsored by the staff in the early fall, The senior class took first prize of 32.50 for selling their membership one hundred per cent. The sophomores came second to claim the 31. 50 prize. However, had it not been for the business men who so generously supported us, this annual could not have been published. We wish to express our sincere appreciation to them for the financial help given US. it 1 if 1 HWS Q K KK N K . K KK K : Y ,imwx K1 9. I ,K Aw- ' ' -K ,W K 5+ L . 1 Xl we fa ' - 1 W 4' X it is W L, X3 A g V .- L L. K K 7.x.fgK-it 3 K L' . ' y, fi KK H. gig K - K K x ..f .KK K K fn Q K K , Q J .K ' As KK K A Q , I fb Jw Qs, ,v 4 '1- hav- I fc! X VA ' Q, ' ,, fy N5 is K Y? K K . ss, ' K A fs? M Q? w iw N' W X X AS gg, ii 'Y . W ix ' Q Q3 if X I fi 1 Q K5 K 'S K , 'fl mmf if A K K K 'AX x N I ay . S? W R an it :K M W, L ks KB 'LK 5 It is 'K Qx v K lp X Q6 F i is 5 X 371 NFA f 5 if g 1 Q. - Q - .K N- ,,51f QM fi M V' -iff V DUANE ANDERSEN FFA 1, 2, 3,4g Basketball 23 Track 2,3,4g Football 3,45 Block LM 3,4g FFA Treasurer 3. BETTY A. WHATLEY Class Secretary la, lb, Zag GAA 1,2, 3.4, GAA Secretary Zag GAA President 4ag Girls' League l, 2. 3. 4g Girls' Glee 1.2, 3. JAMES AYALLA Football 4, Basketball 1, 2, Block LM 1. 2, 3, 4: DALE CAMPBELL Block LM Sentinel 4ag FFA Secre- tary 2ag Track 3a, Basketball 1,2, 3,4g Baseball 2, 3, 4, Block LM 1, 2. 3.4, Class Sentinel 4a, Block LM Sentinel 4a. JUNE COLE Journalism Staff 43 GAA 1,2, 3,45 Girls' Glee 1.2, Girls' League 1,2, 3,4. RICHARD GRUNDY Block LM 1,2,3,4g FFA 1,2,3,4g Football 4g Basketball 1, 3. I RTM 118 V, fs , . DONALD LANDINGHAM Football 1,2. 3,4g Basketball 1, 2, 3.4, Baseball 1.2. 3.4. Block LM 1, 2. 3.4, Block LM President 4a. EUNICE MAPES CSF 1b, 2, 3.4, CSF Vice President 4ag CSF Treasurer lb, GAA 1, 2. 3, 4. GAA Point Recorder 3b: Band 3,45 All School Play 2, Mixed Chorus 41 Girls' Glee 1, Girls' League 1, 2, 3.4, Student Body Yell Leader 3ag Journalism Staff 4, CSF President 4b. EARL PITKIN Basketball 1.2, 3.4, Football 3.4p Class President 2b. Track 2. Base- ball 3,4g FFA 1,2, 3.49 Block LM 1, 2, 3, 4 . IEANNE PLOTT Student Body Yell Leader 3ag Class Yell Leader 1, 2.4. Girls' Glee 1. Band 3,4g Majorette 2.3: GAA 1.2, 3.4, Journalism Staff 4. Girls' League 1.2, 3,4g GAA Point Recorder 3ag GAA Yell Leader 2b. CSF lb, 2. WALTER REDAMONTI Football 2, 3.4: Basketball 2, 3: FFA 1. 2, 3.4: Track 3,4g Block LM 2, 3.45 FFA Sentinel 3b. CURTIS REYNOLDS Class President Zag FFA 1, 2. 3: Football 3,43 Basketball 1.2, 3.4. Baseball 1, 2, 3.4. Block LM 4, Block LM Vice President 4a. ,aww GN' K LEITHA RINESMITH Class President 3a, Student Body Treasurer 3b, GAA 1, 2, 3.4, Girls' League President 4a, Music Club Vice President 3, Girls' Glee 1.2, 3. DONALD RITCHIE Block LM 2, 3. 4, Football2, Basket- ball 2, 3.4, FFA 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3,4, Student Body Vice Presi- dent 4a, Class Vice President 3a, Mixed Chorus 4 . IRENE ROSS Student Body Secretary 4a, GAA 1.2, 3.4, Girls' League 1,2, 3,45 Girls' Glee 1, Band 3.4, Class Secretary-Treasurer 3, GAA Point Recorder 2, GAA Vice President 3, GAA Treasurer 4a, Band Vice President 4a. SAMUEL SHARP Transferred from Los Angeles 3b, Basketball 4a, Baseball 3.4, Block LM 4, FFA 4, Class President 4a, Track 3, Football 3. lLA STEPHENS GAA 1.2, 3,43 Girls' League 1.2. 3.4, Girls' Glee 1, Class Secretary 4a, Class Yell Leader 2. 3, Student Body Yell Leader 2a, 3b.4a, Music Club 3. JOHN STEWARD Football 3a, Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, FFA 1. 2, Track 2.4, All School Play 2b, Block LM 1.2, 3.4, Base- ball 4b. ik 'ff 'tr' ar- in-A Ge- CALVIN TYLER Transferred from Texas 3bg FAA 3b, 41 Block LM 3b,4g Football 45 Basketball 4. JANICE VOGLER GAA Secretary lag Class Yell Leader lbg Band l,2g Band Secre- tary 2g GAA Yell Leader 3g Girls League 1,2, 3,4g GAA 1, 3,4g Glee Club 1. PHILIP WILLEMS Transferred from Texas 4bg Jour- nalism Staff 4bg Assistant Tennis Coach 4b. NANCY WOODWARD Class President Bb: GAA President 3bg Student Body Treasurer 4ag Class Vice President 4ag GAA Secretary 4ag GAA Treasurer 3ag Class Yell Leader lag Music Club 3g GAA 1,2,3,4g Girls' Glee 15 Band 3,4ag Girls' League 1, 2, 3,4. UU is 4a-President, SAM SHARPg Vice President, NANCY WOODWARD PATRICIA HAYES 4b-President, DON RITCI-lIEg Vice President, EARL PITKIN. Transfer?d from Oregon 4b K--...J S QO N69 uc mmm 3 4 Esiigis '23 .. ': F' ' -9 g i2msa?a sssEEsEs2s:5 , E g B ,g is :N is :I- 52 55,205 Egggae 2 'Q saga- fee: Eg?53Egii1i'EEE8i 553:52 5 2 5 2 2 2 an 1: 1 8 U E me Q Egagm f 3, gh 2 azsixeszfiaisiggsiiis E E: -. ...Exe 353-2 5 5 5e5giaEsi2e3sigigii.S r3Eas5s2iwEmE3?ErFE?i E if Ea iE55,ff5'isSs-mf-5.1215253225 QEEEESSEEEESEEEEEEEEE a g 1 ,,,gm, 'f:i1 411'-mm ae.......-ls., 'T' K 4 sw FRESHM E Back row, left to right: David Ross, Dwayne Crawford, Charles Vogler, Delbert Miller, Carolyn Weisgram, Mary McDonald, Pat Estes, Shirley Hale, Bonnie Estes, Darlene Casteel, Penny Greenlaw. Third row: Dale Bohannan, Jack Shermer, Jim Griffin, Johnny Williams, Ethel Knox, Sarah Ickes, Neville Hamer, Joquetta Drake, Ida Mae Mathews, Dorothy Mathews, Davis Ferrell, Edward Neves. Second row: Billy Kocourek, Ruthe Bundy, Joyce Stahl, Mary Briggs, Mary Lou Cady, Gwen Wade, Alberta Conoly, Ruth Tennison, Betty Bell, Denny Clendenning, Rogene DeVore, Patrick Heffley. Front row: David McDowell, Nels Andersen, Sammy Bangs, Bob Aulabaugh, Josef Bauer, Ronald Harris, Drexel Agner, Doug Hartelt, Albert Jenkins, Ted Edwards. 'Nm I We - Maw 1-a,,.,!,,.,,,WR .tv In-ang., , . x,, uhm was Top row, left to rightg Viola Io Ann Marsh, Rhoda Hendrix ham, Dan Rice. Middle row: Donald Cluff, Jerry Tennison, Naney Stahl, Theresa Crane, Campbell, Beth Brown, Eleanor Hisken and Gerald Stephens Hit of the year! V 9 1 li Y 'I' iv-252 1 N . , .V 4, , J' Q ij. W 'f x DJ L? fam, , ,g5c,3g,,e f, ma' A' 5 ,QQ 5 5 -sais S X gg Q ... ,, 1' gk rl sms, s. -,L-. X .-: Q .wi wg as an. ' at W ' .NN if 4 Q at ali? l Mr JUNIORS Back row, left to right: Arthur Tennison, Dick Wellman, Kenneth Weisgram, Colin Greenlaw, Ervin Anderson, Manzy Evans, Eldon Babbitt, Charles Krahenbuhl, Charles Grider, James Briggs. Second row, left to right: Steve Kelly, Beverly Williams, Lois Guthrie, Ruth Bangs, Joyce Morey, Betty McDonald, Lorena Stone, Dorothy Childers, Clyde Bryan. Front row, left to right: Myrna Smith, Ruby Reeder, Bonnie Williams, Lois Mattoon, Margot Spillane, Betty Conner, Peggy Longo, Frances Schrempp, Roberta Maynard, Virginia Conoly, Mae East. S' JUNIOR CONCESSION .sg ,. if s . YXOBO v P551 if p,,.f,,q. my fn 4-gw ff ggxeirf ' view , ,aw 3 1- , an il S' Q WW Q X 4 V. L.,. - Q L ,ap L ,Q h X A .ig KSN . .. wks- . s k kr k Q -5' A,kigu.m Nmmtmx Q A, is ...+- ka F lvx fi 6 Y FQ' I .4 L x t 'x 2? tl v '- Q 4 Q Ahh Q Q QP f yh fwfwvw ww, mf 'fix 'ft' if ffg, 0 .iiffiii 5' 5 -'ug iff if fi if gf f. ,- -v NSU ' ' .sum 'qugiiita 5 Wait until she unfolds! 1 Smile X on the Pretty Now! ' Home 'f' . 4. . ' X , . . , A XL, -m -, ' 1 . .L qi .df I a, 'v i . Q5 p ?'5 f J A .1 tr: r f ,tk . W- . - ef ' Ju' fe , I X x .',, ,.v Q ...uf e OUR LITTLE BLOOMER GIRLS Back row, left to right: Pat Gimblin, Judy Bangs, June Cole, Bonnie Estes, Ruth Bangs, lla Stephens, Joyce Morey, Betty Conner, Dorothy Mathews, Lois Mattoon, Betty McDonald, Beth Brown, Roberta Maynard, Peggy Longo, Myrna Smith, Carol Staples, Janice Vogler, Patsy Hare. Second row, left to right: Irene Ross, Martha Briggs, Betty Aulabaugh, Myrna Andersen, Margot Spillane, Pat Estes, Eunice Mapes, Frances Schrempp, Ruth Tennison, Carol Campbell, Betty Grey, Lois Guthrie, Bonnie Williams, Rhoda Hendrix, JoAnn Marsh, Viola Early, Mary Lou Cady, Shirley Hale. Front row, standing, left to right: Jeanne Plott, Nancy Woodward, Joy Sharp, Alberta Conoly, Nancy Stahl, Joquetta Drake, Laura Rinesmith, Barbara Mosier, Ethel Knox, Virginia Conoly, Eleanor l-lisken, Darlene Casteel, Mary Briggs, Mary McDonald. Front row, sitting, left to right: Theresa Crane, Carolyn Weisgram, Sarah Ickes, Gwen Wade. t s ,,,, K K F . L Q ., i T Y P gggg A Q 0 . , Q ' Q as ,tt , , , , A F Q pw-.,,,g,, st, st SHIN BUSTERS 3 s ' I' I ' u O 4W '1 3::r C'1 ia v gg ff E Q E ll Xl X ', :unfit J 'C all .V T, was any QR, XA11 C, 3 if 1 W... Rf if ' his GIRLS' LEAGUE EXECUTIVES Left to rightg Betty A, Whatley, Song Leaderg Myrna Smith, Yell Leader, Peggy Longo, Secretary, Viola Early, Treasurer, Frances Schrempp, Vice President. Leitha Rinesmith, President, was absent from school when this picture was taken. GUTHRIE'S HOT-SHOTS Left to right, top row: Eunice Mapes, Carol Campbell, Steve Kelly, Judy Bangs, Beth Brown, Dorothy Childers Dick Wellman, Jerry Boggs, Ted Greenlaw. Second row: Irene Ross, Colin Greenlaw, Martha Briggs, Carolyn Weisgram, Jeanne Plott. First row: Eleanor I-Iisken, Ethel Knox, Pat Estes, Ervin Anderson, lla Stephens, Ruth Bangs, Nancy Woodward, Charles Krahenbuhl. . Q l ...wi A .v A i as w- ' 'X 5 A an P 'xl dy '33, Ak.'- Phys .3 , L ,ah MEOW! MEOW! Top row: Neville Hamer, Viola Early, Pat Hare, Laura Rinesmith, Roberta Maynard, Bonnie Estes, Darleen Casteel, Ida Mathews. Bottom row: Myrna Andersen, Joy Sharp, Ioan Frame, Alberta Conoly, Ruth Tennison, Mary Lou Cady. GUTHRIE'S GREAT EXPECTATIONS Top row: Joy Sharp, Colin Greenlaw. Jim Adams, Viola Early, Pat Hare, Ervin Anderson, Eldon Babbitt, Don Ritchie, Shirley Hale, Pat Estes, Skip Krahenbuhl, Ted Greenlaw. Middle row: Judy Bangs, Francis Early, Lois Mattoon, Ruthe Bundy, Dorothy Mathews, Roberta Maynard, Bonnie Estes, Laura Rinesmith, Mary McDonald, Ethel Knox, .Penny Greenlaw. Bottom row: Irene Ross, Eunice Mapes, Betty Gray, Margot Spillane, Lois Guthrie Betty Conner, Alberta Conoly, Eleanor Hisken, Mae East. 1:5 P,l' WGUIRQ 4 .,.,-an fggf in ,., ' wvfi 5' X THE PECKERS 'i' .Q-4 Foregroundg Jeanne Plott, Janice Vogler. Rear: Lois Guthrie, Ruth Bangs, Vriginia Conoly, Betty Conner,Carol Campbell, Judy Bangs. 5 z I . 'sf' Y, Quik OFFICE SPARKS Left ro right: Ruth Bangs, Nancy Woodward, Ruby Reeder, Janice Vogler. BIG WHEELER DOT and DASHERS Awfff' ,Wi MIX IT UP RIGHT!!! The one and only Jimmy Ayalla WWII, RM . sQUl I W ATCH Exim, Sgahl. Exixtiin Leis so iight Bxiswn. ENN An th , 6,-f-' wiaPes' Bnie Bail 'fouws man fra I 3065777 BIRD BRAINS Left to right: Charles Krahenbuhl, Kenneth Weisgram, Lois Mattoon, Dorothy Childers, Bonnie Williams, Colin Greenlaw, Richard Grundy, John Steward. 6 FINGER PRICKERS Left to right: Joquetta Drake, Neville Hamer, Bertha King, Instructor, Carolyn Weisgram. vi' . t Vx 5 rs.. m, lmati' tttttlt,t .. ...---N ,N f 3 5? X 4' PAINT DABBLERS Left to right: Leitha Rinesmith, Mrs. Bertha King, instructor, Betty Aulabaugh, Steve Kelly. ei? N- ,,.. JUST COOKING, THANKS Left to right: Pat Estes, Darlene Casteel, Ruth Tennison. 3 I' ,,..-- ' .f,f ui S N gk S 'Q aw 5 wi. . 'l '- '33,-gf ff' T I. wr., .hav 1 X ,-w'.Zf.,'5,o 1 5. is 'ifsi WW. A 4 Ni g Q E x. ,xx 4 S in 'A ' JS , 1.4 ., , 1 -rf. N. -Vngg . A x f'?f5s1.g-gm .. .. 6 S 1 24.5 - N Y -,., MM,-k f ng s if Li, s QT 4, 4'- xv! V V... -,Q,.,, R. , X11 WM- 4 I 1 ,uf .4 fi KK , ' - f' ' -H 5 Q f i'x3N 'N ,VJFQ U4 ' ...fm Sad but l cute! i H3 , X52 1 . 1 , J A X , hz, is 'Av ,M ., ff ,, ' L-M. -afv N. -rdf QM. X, A. + Q .V - X . 1 I ag w , . ,vga my w wg H , vu R., h. W A i , ' i,,-Qisr Y , ' ' xi K ' 5' W rm' 1 I sk V5 . wfgfi V Q T . vt rr ' 4 na LI LA S fy X 1, .gif 1 A 4 AI- V , fA,Q,,4 f , - , v 5 I I 1 gy , ,g :AI 4 ' ' 11' , 3 1 -,, ' 1' . f 1 +40 'F' i Q 2 -v sw? 'YL vi ,fix . Q. OUR BITT PA ST ?',-f fr I J TAKE '5 -w 'gi Q1 ww sl .J 3 Q N Q V R as 1 , . K . .. , ,P Q., X . N, , , , Left to right, top row: David McDowell, Davis Ferrell, Dave Ross, Johnny Williams, Rogene de Vore, Jack Shermer, Fred Bailey, Gerald Stephens. Second row: Douglas Hartelt, Drexel Agner, Jim Griffin, Sam Bangs, Bill Kocourek, Jerry Tennison, James Tanner. Third row: Joe Karnes, Charles Grider, Dick Grundy, Duane Andersen, Bill Youles, Richard Anderson, Jerry Boggs, Coach McCamman. Fourth row: Jim Adams, Don Vinther, Robert Swan, Francis Early, Dannie Rice, Billy Whatley, James Ayalla, Albert Ienkins. Front row: Earl Pitkin, Calvin Tyler, Art Tennison, John Steward, Clyde Bryan, Don Landingham, Sam Sharp, Bob Landing ham, Dickwellman, Robert Hefiley. FOOTBALL SCORES Mountain League Anderson 47 Los Molinos 6 Trinity 54 Los Molinos 28 Valley League M Sutter 38 Los Molinos 6 Pierce 27 Los Molinos 6 Biggs 25 Los Molinos 18 FOOTBALL REVIEW Coach McCamman received a wel- come surprise this season when the football boys came out forty strong. However, his hopes were soon blasted when he started to weigh his aspirants. Most of them were light weight and that immediately dim- med the prospects of winning. ln order to accommodate these light weights, McCamman starred the six man brand of ball. Games were played with other small schools. Captain PM sms?-Y DON LANDINGHAM s ,af H BASKETBALL Top row, left to right: Coach McCamman, Rogene de Vore, Douglas Hartelt, Jerry Boggs. Bottom row: Drexel Agner, Ronald Harris, David McDowell, Charles Krahenbuhl, Elliott Andersen. H BASKETBALL Top row: Coach McCamman, Bob Aulabaugh, Fred Bailey, Charles Vogler, Bill Kocourek, Mike Hoskin, Elliott Andersen. Second row: Ted Edwards, Nels Andersen, Dwight Frame, Dale Bohannan, Pat Heffley, Joe Bauer. Bottom row: Sammy Bangs, Jerry Tennison, David Ross, Dwayne Crawford, Jack Shermer, Joe Karnes, Delbert Miller. in '94, 9 is s x f' , X 'Q X S ' S K S X X wx X 2 X X X wi iff. Q Efiiiiiavf Rav s S553 wmv K. J --n 'P ! I 'Wu- nhumnamswfw M x V+ -wi gum, till' H EQ. ..., A - ,WM 'J 's Coach' S Pride 3 QR! Back row Dale Campbell Dick Grundy Sam Sharp Calvin Tyler Davis Ferrell, Clyde Bryan. Front row: Bob Landmgham Don Vmther Arthur Tennison Earl Pitkin Don Landingham. SCORES L. M. 42 Chester 15 L. M. 21 Trinity 26 L. M. 43 Chester 28 L. M. 38 Corning 41 L. M. 26 Corning 39 L. M. 31 Anderson 39 L. M. 53 Durham 25 L. M. 64 Princeton 38 L. M. 39 Oroville 41 L. M. 31 Biggs 32 L. M. 30 Hamilton 26 L. M. 25 Oroville 32 L. M. 46 Durham 20 L. M. 36 Clearlake 53 L. M. '71 Princeton 39 Coach McCamman, in his seventh year of coaching at Los Molinos high school, turned out a top flight squad of A basketball players this year. At the end of the first half of league play, the team was locked in a three way tie with Biggs and Hamilton City. At press time with two games to go the Bulldogs were tied with Biggs for first place nd BOY Af! Lid BEES Back row: Johny Williams, Jim Griffin, Edward Neves, Douglas Hartelt, Billy Whatley, Jerry Boggs, Rogene de Vore. Front row: Francis Early, Bob Swan, Jim Adams, John Steward, Robert Ickes, Don Ritchie, Curtis Reynolds. SCORES im L. M. 36 Chester 40 L. M. 29 Trinity 30 L. M. 39 Chester 29 L. M. 19 Corning 28 L. M. 18 Corning 13 L. M. 17 Anderson 46 L. M. 25 Durham 36 L. M. 34 Princeton 40 L. M. 16 Oroville 40 L. M. 46 Biggs 42 L. M. 15 Hamilton 32 L. M. 20 Oroville 31 L. M. 40 Durham 59 f L. M. 34 Princeton 39 , L. M. 1 l Trinity 20 This year's B team was fast but sadly lacking in tall players. Time and again the B games were more exciting, and often de- veloped into a more spirited contest than did the A's. But the B team had the bad habit of coming out at the short end of the score! P. S. All is forgiven boys. You licked Biggs. You Dreamer Signed, You! Coach ...f -.. xx Xl N ig ' Q 1' '3,LN,,4,, Afpffi ,rg , 1:1 'ff W? ff: f is -1, X . Q , 5 X g i' .3 3952 S 'wwf' - um ' . i'?'iP'9 f g man lf? i k gfiul-sw . is was THE CHAMPIONS Left to right: Jeanne Plott, June Cole, Janice Vogler, Eunice Mapes. Bottom row: Irene Ross, Leitha Rinesmith. RUNNERS UP Left to rightg Betty Gray, Viola Early, Laura Ann Rinesmith, Beth Brown, Nancy Stahl. Bottom rowg Joy Sharp, Martha Briggs. Clair Morey, Ken Christison and Norman Mattoon Ljlfyft ,VY 149, X X Working hard? OUT NGWCSI lm I Chnstmas Donatlon to Maude Callen Qin? iss :EE x -msn M1stakes P? 4 0 Aw W.. 4 . ,Wy - Q ki 5 A 3 xy, . Q . 5 W m..h m hA Q J Stra1ght A ers JG i Ag wgfgi? 'UN- xr fig Dishing It out! , Q - Come and Get It! QLNMN 5 Wf'a AiwA WB: x wiQQWwfM M WLM X' ,X fs f W If 6 X' mf WNMM Q A -M-...,,, W Vim 'TY W f f vi E 1 :H Ax I 54,36 5 5?ZZa!ZMf2'., f X X S Equip your car with jx f Q gadgets from our M complete stock Walter Stoll Ernest Stoll Scwe S-r cn L.. L.. AUTO SUPPLY CO. at 1 Get More For What You Pay, Save At Mode O'Day! DQDQEQENT W J C929 Quality Always 0 e at Competitive Prices SP4 Op Congratulations to the Lingerie - Dresses - Hosiery Class of '52 Between Penney's 81 Ward's Red Bluff 844 Main st. Red Bluff COMMUNITY BUILDERS -We Emmamf 5 INA AT CI I-I CCD. fi, Suppliers of Quality Lumber If Dutch Boy Paints - Hardware Phone 7 Red Bluff l ir 9221 famkwf .5-.ra ,',- Serving Tehama County I Since 1864 1 s x .1 With Nationally Known Brands of Home Furnishings N ,',v L L-,.1-'k , W0 Cn Phone 200 623 Main Street Red Bluff Qnffm amy? Hosiery - Handbags Esquire Shoe Polish Zzffm 2 S H OE STORE Phone 555 Shoes For The Entire Family n Phone 1894-W 236 Main St. 241 Main St. Chico Chico Wkffga MUSIC SHOT? Mcijyagvwwf Conn and Pan American Lithographing Band Instruments Phone 30 233 Broadway Ch. 115 Broadway V mo chico En m-a.' S Wm? ffm WMM I-I AQDWAPE STORE Ph 1 5 Bill Brouiiiard, Prop. one 9 . ' d St. Broadway at Second 127 W Thu Chico Chico MQ LEAN- IVI. OSE12 -E. CC. The Finest Wornen's Store in the North Valley Area Established in 1878 240 Main St. Chico Ev!-3Cl2'l23E 'I' T Everything For Milady Foundation Garments Half Size Dresses Phone 625 131 Broadway Chico HAYDN ' S M.VOL'DATG-e.CO. FUQNWUQE CO. Sales and Service fi An y ' I1 L 1,35 19,2 V Phone 805 W. 9th 81 Main Sts. Chico, California Second and Salem Streets 17 t A up +L .4b. H Furniture ' i ' ' 'f'i1?1?f12:s::z:gr and 1 fl? Applianc e S ' Phone 2 558 W '- C h i c o Ll LOEDELL. BQOTHEQS C LEANERS AND DYERS Approved Sanitone Se rvice Phone 303 1000 Main Street Chico 1-312AvToN'S Wa WJ Hallmark Cards For All Occasions Corner of 5th and Broadway Chico 'DUPEN' s zwzffzg Keepsake Diamonds Silverware China Jewelry 248 Broadway Chico Phone 1626 N ph ' f i-uo0p'm2i4 I D Q 4X G QM RUE 853 ll Occafdons 3 ff 5 War-sfof a th Nlullnix i PHARMACY ,F est and Ru Marsh C. Pine , ETH George W. Stebbins XX 305 Broadway phone 10 qx Chlco 3rd 8: Broadway Chico fgeltez Valued , LOS IXAOLINOS N 'DQY GOODS x Sl MDSON AUTOMATIC M U S I C Automatic Phonographs New and Used Records School Supplies Phones Costume Jewelry IOSJ 30R1 Children's Wear 245 Pine St. Levls , Red Bluff P. O. Box 13 Los Molinos THE WMM fiap Elgin - Waltham Watches Guaranteed Watch and firm Z 'DHAQIVIAC V Veterinarian - Cosmetics Jewelry Repairing Products Phone 675J Pharmacy Department 531 Walnut St. Red Bluff 434 Walnut St. Red Bluff I-JOBS?-ON IVIOTOQ CO. MERCURY SALES SERVICE Phone 33 950 Main St. Red Bluff WM? Ze Plumbing - Hardware Phone 3-W Los Molinos , California GIVE YOUR CAR 0 6 fvfflim L QWZZZWJ GARAGE .I Go To Andrews when you need: hunting and fishing licenses welding - repair service auto parts - tires - tubes pipe fittings - bolts Highway 99E Phone 57Rl Dairyville ,.mm .mm-1 1mm..- mm.im Q .... h L fnrfrzrs' THE CLASS OF '5 840 Main St. Red Bluff 2 XQMQJ DASTQIES Opposite Purity Store All Our Pastry Made In Red Bluff Sweet Wholesome Phone 1193 857 Washington St. Red Bluff MXH 'QED 4. VV!-4 ITE The Communit G 1-a,gNDu.QY'S Boo 1-151-e. Florsheim, City Club Debs , Johansen, Selby, Y rocer Red Cross, Velvet-Steps, i Weatherbirds for Children G1'09ef1eS ,Meats Buy All Your shoes Produce NOUOHS At one Single store Phone 57-J'-1 Three 715 Main St. Red Bluff Dairyville Stores 236 Broadway, Chico Bank Bldg., Paradise YW re money am! me e Mffzce -, I , Ml Your Locker Doesn't Costg Rf It Pays! Hi Way 99E Phone 57-J'-Z Dairyville QMMWWMM EW' 64 WWW q-m ll' Oldsmobile and Cadillac Sales and Ser 8l7 Main vice Phone 166 St. Red Bluff PUT YOUR BEST FOOT Insure or Sell Your Property FORWARD Through f7f5owQ mf' I cocuu an OQZZZ 4 HAQDVVAQE I NSUTQANCQ h Featuring l Nationaglyolillognl Brands 644 Main St. First and Broadway Chico Red Bluff STATE Mme? 5592 Hallie M. Childs Opposite State Theatre Zvmfee 3 VAR I ETY STORE Sporting Goods Electrical Appliances Hardware - Gifts - Toys Dry Goods Phone 180 Red Bluff Box 62 Verne L. Conlee Los Molinos Bring Your Tire Troubles DEPENDABLE To I 74 Tire Service Headquarters SERVICE 5- , . I ' ' 7 QWQ CQOSBY S , SLIDE SERVICE JEWE LQY oak at Rio st. Phone 644 'GIIDIEQYEAR Red Bluff, 529 wamut street TIRES Calif. California, 19245 fi Z! ZZWM Nsllmql Insure Today g Be Sure Tomorrow ELEIE I Tremont Hotel Bldg. Phone .-,. 1 Red Bluff 'A ' LYON -fa GATQJQE TT C O. S2 Hardware P fs Frigidaire Appliances Phone 251 ,aglgkii A 'Q' A Red Bluff 3: gym? Watchmake rs and Jewelers Everest G. Smith-Sterling L. Jones Watches - Diamonds - Silverware Engraving Done on Premises Phone 42-M Red Bluff Nfl AQY A . Cjmfmm JZ! WJQWJ COUNT-Al N Sweaters Skirts Sandwiches - Magazines Junior Dresses School Lunch Specials Phone 62 810 Main St- Red Bluff Los Molinos, California gfdwfydfb CLENDENN ING' S MOEILGAS SE-PVICE AUTO. SUPPLY Automotive Distributors Equipment M0blIgaS Phone 76 mmum Recapping Tires St. Red Phone LOS Molinos I THE I KE S fmwg QW Feed - Eggs John Hawker, Prop. Phone IZJ Los Molinos, California Mafia? Fresh Vegetables - Fruits Canned Goods - Fresh Meat Josephine St. Los Molinos FRED C. 'PUSH STANLEY 'PUC-SI-I Attorneys at Law 642 Main St. Red Bluff 'QED 'BLUFF' Qfewel V. C. Frost, Prop. Phone 41 - All Hours 516 Walnut St. Red Bluff 'QUBV LEE 5445650 5599 HAM MEP 2. Ol-IQT Musical Instruments Radio Service Moccasins Expert Repair Saddles Olds Trumpets - Gibson Guitars 626 Main Street Phone: 442R Red Bluff 515 Walnut St. Red Bluff a62dZ'W46ff if 'D HAQKAA CY Your Presc riptions Carefully'Compounded D. C. Latimer, Prop. Your Dependable Rexall Druggist Phone 6-W P. O. Box 66 Los Molinos SDPOUSE 'IQEI TZ CO. 5 -10 - 1547 Store Znd 81 Main Streets Chico, California Wm? MAD K-ET Quality Groceries Complete line of Groceries - Meats - Vegetables Hiway 99E Phone 7 Los Molinos ' W J? M M SWMMZMQZE it Si W Qi Q6 is '-1265? at Ei f 3K3Qlgi4Xil1 fwfffwwfl M X4 P KTM fp ,,, W 'G ' Ea AXQv3I6 ,54f Rig 6-W ogmmcmcf co. Lumbe r Paint Building Supplies I. M. Fleming, Mgr. Phone 5 Los Molinos 'D'I2ANE'S INSURANCE Ae-EN CY Fire - Automobile - Life Liability -Compensation Highway 9913 Los Molinos MB. U42 .Tust Good Food Fountain Service Olives Gifts Highway 99E Los Molinos Compliments of LOS MOL! NOS PKTTEl.Qi VVATET2 WORKS Los Molinos , California fm M53 l4AU2TTWVAIN2 620 Main Street Red Bluff, California M. E. Woodard, Mgr. M 9- Phone 419R 'l2A'Dl O UU eHow Opposite Theatre Radios - Repair Service RCA Victor Radios 332 Oak St. Red Bluff -1's:3-', ,,- .. MH as If It's Real Estate See ZZZWQJ- T2 E A n.-F0125 Jim Froome Roy Bennett Lloyd Harness Phone 34 1 -W A 421 Main street Red Bluff mb 'ser-A N N Qs 5 V 3 I-5.s..'n 4. Qwmfwf 8. ., E 6 M J H5J?598Q ,g 5 A ,4 A , EQ X3 Q5 E ' w5fixA5 q' gf?- Q J jf f 2223? O72 MQ fin dgznfdo DRESS SHOP Frock Shop Lingerie - Dresses Sportwear Hosiery - Blouses Dresses Coats . Visit Our Formal Department 211 Maw Street CTHCO 136 w. seccond st. chico -rs fZze4 V E'g5-231.65 MOLINO MARKET We Give S K: H Green Stamps Edna and Erwin Krahenbuhl, Prop. M7 6442, Gas - Oil - Groceries Resident Agent Hartford Fire Insurance Co. Phone 12.-W Los Molinos Tehama, Calif. 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