Merced Union High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Merced, CA)

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eniofr ffm! PAUL GIBBONS President As ttie graduating class ot' l059, we feel that We tiave rliallced up a memorable record on tlie tnlacldooards ot' time. ln looking luarlc over time past lour years, we lind tliat we lmve made remarlc- almle avfomplisliments in tlie lvields ol srliool artivity: scliolastiv, atlnletiv, dramatic, musical, and journalistic. fjur sfllolastic' record is sometliing to lye proud of-We possess tlle largest Honor Roll ol any graduating Class tlius liar. Nexx' Customs tllat we estalvlislied are tlle wearing olq Class sweaters and tlie purrliasing ol, Caps and gowns lor tlle use ol tlle graduation Classes ol' lxl. U. H. S. We owe endless gratitude to tlne understanding and untiring laeulty wtlo liave so splendidly guided us tlirougli our four years. We sliall long Clierisli ttwe memories ot' our carefree and liappy sclwooldays and truly miss our grand old Alma Mater. BETTE Doucms GARTH CHENOWETH BETTE DOUGLAS ANGELA RASO Vice-President Secretary Treasurer , ., ..M. .... ,K ,M ... .,, N , .2 ....... A A -3-'ff-1--wha , ,.,..,, Q s l

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.qufenf KCMQ BILL CLARKE President The school year 1958-59 will long he rememhered hy the 1100 memhers of the Nl. U. H. S. student hody as a year of great accomplishments. More activities have heen held, and more school spirit has heen shown, par- ticularly in the football season, than in any other recent year. The cooperation of the hand and the newly organized Block M Society contrihuted largely to this. ln order to promote good sportsmanship and to further the interest in the games, many Hpepn rallies were held, at which the students showed great enthusi- asm. On November 15, Nlerced High presented a program for Madera Student hody, who returned this visit with a presentation for us on Novemher 18. Livingston, on March 9, also favored us with a rally after we had entertained them at their school. January 12 hrought to us the accomplished violinist, Karen Tuttle. ln March, Modesto Junior College entertained with some of its talent, and Naturalist Harwell offered us an illustrated lecture on Yosemite Valley. All in all, we feel that this year has heen, a great one, and we sincerely hope that the student loody of 1959-40 will he as successful in athletics, social activities, and scholastic achievements. ILA POYTRE55 SUMNER PECK KAY SHARP NELLIE MAE WILDER Vice-President Secretary Treasurer

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Abernathy. William F. Spokane. Washington Academic Entered 3 Assemblies 4 Baleme. Richard Merced. California Academic Paper Staff Z Corner C r Editor 4 Batey. Andrew Muskogee. Oklahoma General Football 2, 3, 4 Track 3 Corridor Patrol 3, 4 S Beam. Barbara Santa Clara. Caliiornia Academic Belcher. Richard Merced. California Commercial Class Re resentative 3 Corridor Patrol 3, 4 Assemblies 4 lunior Program Football 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4 Track 2 Committees 3 Berry. Carl Lindsay. California General Blackman. Alleyne Orange County. California Academic Blauert. Betty Ieanne Merced. California Academic Hi links 3, 4 Big Sister 4 El Rodeo Staff 4 Committees l, 2, 3, 4 Assemblies Bond. Ruth Merced. California Academic Volleyball Varsity 1,2,4 Basketball Varsiy l,2,4 A Capella 3 lunior Program Senior Program 3 Girls League President Corridor Patrol 3, 4 Brewer. lohn Tollhouse. California General Bus Driver 2 Track 4 Burns. Rosemary Eddyville. Iowa Academic Vocal Trio 3, lunior Play lunior Program Christmas rogr m 3, 4 Chorus l Class Secretary 2 Big Sister 4 El Rodeo 4 Hi links 1, 2, 3, 4 Committees l, 2, 3, 4 Assembly 4 Radio Program 3, 4 Operetta Madera Program 4 Livingston Program Senior Play Burton. Iuanita Merced. California Academic Volleyball Varsity 2 Baseball Varsity l Basketball Varsity l Camarena. Eugenia Williams. Arizona General Chorus 1, 3 Girls' Chorus 4 A Capella 3 Christmas Program 3, 4 Hi links 3 Carter. La Vonne Los Angeles, California Academic Entered 4