Modesto High School - Sycamore Yearbook (Modesto, CA)

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Executive .... . .. Seniors ..... . . . Clubs ..... . . . Sports ...... .. . Activities .... . . . Foreword This year at Modesto High has been one of spirit and enthusiasm. ln the halls, in the class- rooms, and at the games, the I956-57 student body has shown its willingness to work together to make this a year to be proud of. As a team we were champions--not only in sports, but in scho- lastic achievement. lt is proper, therefore, that the theme of the 1957 SYCAMORE be School Spirit. Dedication It is with The respect of everyone Thai' the 1957 SYCAMORE IS decglcafed to Mr. Truman Hand has been work- since Augusf, 1937. e time come in con- fience and willing- im the admiration of Aaculfy. For the las? four years he s di mio his own pocket to donofe funds ervlng sfudenf's college To you, Mr d we are both pleased and proud to dedicate five 57 SYCAMORE. .aw mf wwf 54 A Admlnlstratlon We, the student body, appreciate the vital role that the administration played in determining the success of our school year. The fine cooperation of the Board of Education, the devotion of our princi- pal to the betterment of the school and the student body, the counselors' tireless aid and guidance, the office staff's dili- gent work to keep the school running smoothly, the patience and the friendli- ness of the cafeteria staff and the bus drivers, the long hours put in by our custodians to keep our school shining- with these people working together, Modesto High School has reached a new high in spirit and morale. MHS thanks you, administrators, for your hard, often unrewarded labors. We who are graduating will remember you always, we who are returning are look- ing forward to another fine year! K , iw As the years pass, the experuences you have had whule students at Modesto Hugh School wull be among your most cherushed memorues Thus SYCAMORE, the record of these experuences, wull be a source of un creasung pleasure as ut serves to recall your successes, faulures, and partucularly the en durung fruendshups you have formed whule un school As a remunder of those experuences thus book wull become more and more one of your most valued possessuons l want to wush for all students, especsally those graduatung, the greatest of success un the future Wuth those of our student body who are returnung, we are lookung forward to another and uf possuble, even more success ful school year It has been a great pruvu lege for me to be assocuated wuth the faculty and students at Modesto Hugh School and once agaun to each of you my suncere and best wushes J W erry Pruncupalj W Berry Modesto Cuty School Board members work hard for MHS They unclude: Mr. Cecil G Plummer, Mr Karl Roth, Mrs. Catherune Everett, presudent, Mr. Thomas K Beard, Mr. lan Hardue, Dr. J H Corson, superintendent Miss Alice Ahlberg Vice Principal Dean of Girls Mr. Harold Hutchinson Mr Neal Smith Mrs Lois Earle They Help To Guide Many Students As in any well organized school, the Administration Department of Modesto Hugh School includes a counseling staff which helps guide students In their choice of sub lects The student body of MHS IS Indeed fortunate to have such a competent staff of counselors ln addition to his duties as controller Mr Hutchinson shares the counsel l 1 ng of seniors with Miss Ahlberg Mrs Earle and Mr Smith are attendance counselors, whale Miss Moser is responsible for health counselling Miss Beyer IS director of stu dent activities and Mr Colton IS super visor of Instruction Mr. Harvey Rhodes Vice Principal Dean of Boys Miss Helen Moser Miss Elsie Beyer Mr Robert Colton . fini -...A 'P Pl :Al 22. 1 . . . . I Q, . . . . - . .. I . . - x lf, 6 if t t L, J 4 M - A if A' X ,5 1 2 , VV E .v, y ,ti f f ti' E if XX 1 ' nl , us, - -is 1 ' . .fest ,fi if 5965? The custodian staff of Modesto High School plays a major part in keeping the campus clean. The staff includes: BACK ROW, Truman Hand, Gerald McGill, Opal Points, Helen Nesbitt, Martin Brunswick. MIDDLE ROW: Joe Cook, Thomas Butler, Byron Hopkins, Les Whiteman. FRONT ROW: Lionel Hart, Ray Hamby, Francis Cell, Art Williams. Ready to take the road or to service busses at all hours ofthe day or night are the stalwarts who make up the Modesto High School transpor- tation staff. They are: BACK ROW, Gary Reynolds, Bruce Vincent fmechanicl, Bob Jones, Murel McCarter, Sandy Fuhlendortf, Lester Fitz, Ray Hodge, Wayne Betty. FRONT ROW: Chet Fish fsupervisorl, Bennie Gragg fdriver and mechanic's helperl, George Holloway Qme- chanicl, Allen Ford idriver and mechanic's helperl, Don Bernard fmechanicl, Clarence Kehrer ishop foremanl, Leonard Chatham fdriver and mechanic's helper,l Claude Snoddy fmechanicl. NOT PICTURED: Bob White, transportation supervisor, and Carl Phoenix. Students disembc-rk from bus. H , ..,.,.,. . --.... ' Q y, wr .wif f bv r s . -Q 6 , ,,,,s 'MW - Q e ' I-.' 4 --. , ' - -:Q-'fi:'1. A gf, 'gift I ! I I i ww ....v H3553 f if .e ww W '3 Q Q2 M EE ffw M, Maw W if ?Z'5ffM5l'9EfZs '?KL'4?f'v'jX3g1igE2qiQsZv4ZwEe A 5524 was Q X W 9 9 A V N if ' 'iii lymwwf x?EAM',,g5 iigiw A fn 51 1g,gWgQfiw,1zzM22'7ff4 f f 9 W was M'Et'.kJdMfsgs?1,EE'Q5539Q3'5f?i?iZ4i1wv'f?, A My-5, my My ,,,, ,,-MW YW N :a vr Nw P artment The faculty at Modesto High, we feel is tops. Our teachers have the spirit, the interest, the vitality that make a school live. And a harder-working group of people you'll never meet! Notice before and after school the lighted classrooms: teachers helping students with their difficulties. Visit Mo- desto High in the evenings: teachers working on departmental problems, committees striving to improve the cur- riculum, P-TA meetings. In addition to these activities, many faculty members take on additional responsibilities as club or class advisers. Several depart- ments themselves require outside work for the teachers. Thanks to the industry and the spirit of our faculty, the school curriculum offers a wide variety of valuable expe- rience to every student. M if-fi Mr. Eugene Dyke s A -3 Mr. O. L. Cliburn Mr. George Genevro Mr. Boyce Ashford Adviser Craftsman Club Mrresfef Peterson Trades And Industries Classes Develop Adv' r Junildi'2Class Vocational Skills The Trades and Industries Department offers to students classes in vocation- al training. A few of the classes included in the T and I Department are: Mechanical Drawing, Auto Shop, and wood, plastic, and metal shops. The department head is Mr. Genevro. I if Mr. Harry LaMothe Adviser Frosh. Class X Mr. Ed Work These students are using their knowledge of cars to the best advantage. Mr. Billy Boyd Mr. Cham Atwood Mr. Robert Huber Mr. Sam Price fqxo ' 19? hh www Mr. Leonard Maley Adviser Key Club Mr. Louis Warsh Adviser Junior Class Mr. Marvin Veregge Miss Joyce Mancarti Adviser Frosh. Class History Develops A Knowledge Of The Past Mr. John Sample Adviser Key Club Mr. John Whitaker Adviser Junior Class Mr . Robert Gordon ln order to have a well-rounded education a stu- , dent must have a knowledge of the past. The History Department offers courses which accomplish this pur- pose. Mr. Gordon is the department head. ' l Will NEWS . . . . -.v. -P Y L si Mr. Yonker discusses a display with two of his students. In A44, Mr. Thomas Yonker Adviser Junior Class Mr. Daniel Gonsalves . . . Miss Mancarti goes over a lesson with her class .. ?'...'? '-215' lg .X L .f iss Glee King r. John McCaffery Adviser FBLA Mr. James Dixon Mr. Harry Steinberger 41?f f 4 1 Miss Lorraine Sherrer Adviser Tri-Y Gamma Business education is primarily interested in developing those skills which will help a student to obtain a position in business or industry. The four maior fields covered in the department.are: They Study For Positions In Business Mrs. Virginia Johnson merchandising, bookkeeping, clerical, secretarial. The depart- ment head is Mrs. Johnson. ! T x N. One ofthe students operates a machine in the Mr- Robeff Healel' Business Education Department. Adviser Mrs . Thelma Zingel , ' A . -' M iw Frosh . Class These students are trying to improve their typing skill. They Prepare To Be Homemakers ln order to teach girls to be good homemakers, the Home Economics Department specializes in classes that develop the necessary slcills. These classes range from cooking and clothing to home decoration and home management. The head of the department is Mrs. Bleil. Mrs. Gertrude McCart Mrs. Dolores Lee Mrs. Lillian Bleil These students are learning to follow recipes correctly. Mrs. Morguerife W00d5 Mrs. lrma Whitehead Adviser Adviser Two students practice their sewing FHA Tri Y Beta Chl C94 wif Language Helps Promote Understanding For the students who have the interest andthe capabilities, the Language Department offers courses in Latin, French, Spanish, and German. Though not required, these courses are for the students' own culture development. The department head is Miss Spoon. A student in the Spanish class reviews on exercise for the class. A Spanish class works on on assignment. Mrs. Evelyn Coleman Adviser Junior Class Mr. Stephen Bloyer Adviser French Club Miss Mary Gamble Adviser Latin Club Girls' Wildlife Soc Miss Marian Spoon Adviser Spanish Club Senior Class Mr. Eugene Mould Adviser CSF Sophomore Class Not Pictured: Miss Jennie Cowan Adviser Senior Class rthur Eggers Trigonometry Mr Clarence Storlle ln the Mathematics Department a diversified range of classes is offered These Include algebra, geometry, advanced algebra, Trigonometry and solid geometry as well as business math, general math, practical math, and senior math The department head IS Mr Mould This class is preparing a lesson in math Music Offers Vocational And Recreational Training J ,Q . .fn The members of the chorus practice a song. Miss Mary Gamble Mr. William Pickerel I Mr. Stevenson Parker Q0 f 'DQ t , 'L Q las T w .ev 55 3. Mr. Paul Copeland Mr. Robert Wing Adviser Mu Eta Sigma At Modesto High School, the Music Department plays a prominent part in school activities. At the football games the band is a familiar part ofthe proceedings. During rallies and at basketball games, the pep band helps build spirit. For the musicals, the orchestra is a prime factor. Included in the vocal groups are the Concert Choir, the Boys' Glee, and the Treble Clef. Mr. Copeland is the department head. The orchestra rehearses for a presentation. if li They're Learning To Be Better Farmers 'Sc'- Mr. Nory'n Spence MF. PIUS Scheuber A student works on a tractor in Adviser MY- John Mosfowsk' Ag. Mechanics. FFA AQ- Cadet Miss Gloria McCarthy Adviser Art Club Miss Chella Heaton Adviser Junior Class Mr. Floyd Zaiger The Agriculture Department offers to students courses in the technical and scientific aspects of farming. Mr. Spence is the department head. They Develop Their Talents The Art Department tries to help the stu- dents develop their talents. It tries togive them a broad background in the different forms of art. The department head is Miss McCarthy. These art students are working on their Christmas cards . Mrs. Ruth Kramer Mr. Daniel Gonsalves Not Pictured: Mr. Carlton Parrill Mrs. MargueriteVWoods TOP: The Correlated class prepares for a lesson in history. BOTTOM: Independent Study students gather material for an assignment. LEFT: A student's reflexes are timed in Driver Education. Q-www-v RIGHT: Two First Aid students demonstrate the use of a sling. They Teach Many The specialized programs at MHS serve to educate the students with exceptional needs. The two classes included in this program are correlat- ed and independent studies. Mr. Jumper teaches independent study, a two period course that of- fers English, German, math analysis, philosophy, and psychology. Mr. Anooshian, Mr. Gonsalves, Mrs. Kramer, and Mr. Parrill are the correlated studies instructors. Featured in this program are English, history, social studies, mathematics, and science. Mr. Barney Anooshian Mrs. Eleanor Hughes Mr. Will Jumper Mrs. Maxine Benton W! Ki? Two girls check out of Study Hall. Specialized Classes Driver Education, a course required by the State of California, teaches students the current traffic laws. Driver training, too, is offered in this field. Although not required, many take it for the practical experience they gain. Teachers of driver education and driver training are, re- spectively, Mr. Wooldridge and Mr. Phoenix. Another State requirement is First Aid, taught by Mr. Price. Study hall is a class that is open six periods a day to accommodate those students who need extra time for studies. Mr. Carl Phoenix Mrs. Florence Holden Mr. Jim Price Miss Natalie Nelson ...Eg A Q ,fx E Miss Helen Hartwich Adviser Senior Class Mr. Maurice Philleo Mr. Robert Wooldridge These students are utilizing the facilities of the library. 23 xecutive The executive committees of the four classes have worked in coniunction with the student council to make this year go down in history as one of the most suc- cessful MHS has ever had. The students proved to MHS that they were ready for a championship year by purchasing student-body cards. As mem- bers of the Associated Student of Mo- desto High, these student built spirit, cheered their teams to victory, and worked to make one fine team-a team that was willing to work for its honors. At the head of the team were the fall and spring Executive Committees, guid- ing the year's accomplishments. -6 16 -f ,W Z my W, . if .f N I 1, 1 ,,,, . A A .f Q my V V 7, , if f V, . , - rm ,ff ,N , - A .ff , M, , K -F, Q' ,Q C 1 , W f, vis HQ, P7 4731, , ,.. av .1 H 'fm '4 M Q, , I QU M A , 4,1 'M-J, vw ,gf L 'Zz Z ' ff Vw W ' in ,N , , wg A., M11 Q g Fall Freshmen Uphold MHS Traditions The Freshman Class worked hard This semesfer fo become adlusfed fo hugh school llfe The fresh men proved Themselves fo be True sfudenfs of MHS by fhelr enthusiasm of all of the rallnes and fhelr wlllungness To help wnfh and fo parhcloafe nn school achvlfles Their advisers Mr Healy Mass Mancarh Mr Sforlle and Mr LaMofhe were behmd The class un everyfhung thot nf dad PRESIDENT Buddy WIN' YELL LEADER REPRESENTATIVE SECRETARY Harry James Grant Anderson Jane Berry TREASURER SUNG LEADER VICE PRESIDENT Joy Smuth Tamara Warhurst Louie Nnles Sophomores Capture Spirit Q y The Sophomores were an exceptionally active class this semester. Their song and yell leaders displayed their talents at several of the B foot- ball games, and the class entered a fine float in the Thanksgiving Day parade. Class advisers are: Mr. Mould, Mrs. Parlin, Mr. Hull, and Mrs. Seversen. PRESIDENT William Elliott VICE PRESIDENT REPRESENTATIVE SECRETARY Eddie Burton David Kidd Valera Lusk TREASURER SONG LEADER YELL LEADER Bobble Jean Dixon Peggy Purcell Doug Mann Junlors Prepare For Annual Prom VICE PRESIDENT Rosalie Frecldl 28 PRESIDENT Ron Garrison The Junior class devoted fheur fall semester To sefhno up a prom commnffee and ralsmg money The money was rarsed by selling hor dogs during football games and by sponsornng a lukebox dance They showed fhenr school splrrf by enfermg a float nn The Thanksguvmg Day parade REPRESENTATIVE .Ierry Shvers SECRETARY Barbara Green TREASURER Joy Blackman YELL LEADER Berry George SONG LEADER Glorla Watkins W 5 . Q I Q I X 'f if 5 I 3 PRESIDENT Karl Fmch The Sensor Class got off to a good start nn nts fall semester by planmng for the Sensor Memorual A commlttee was set up and with the assistance of Mass Helen Hartwxck, began to ranse money The sale of panther bookcovers, and the sale of hot dogs ata football game added greatly to the treasury The Sensor Class also selected the sen lor announcements and set up commuttees whlch will functron In the sprung REPRESENTATIVE .luanell Kennedy SECRETARY Myrtle Wise Seniors Set Example Of VICE PRESIDENT Paul Anderson SON G LEAD ER Sandra Brown TREASURER Trudy Plfferlnn YELL LEADER Alice Hoadley Splrlt Fall Appointed Officers DANCE COMMISSIONER Students get acquainted at Stockmg Spark the Barbara WIIW9 pre school dance Song leaders Donna Sllva Judy Ernckson Norma QALLY COMMISSIONER Ogburn and Twyla Adams add their talents to a Marsha Kidd rally PUBLICITY MHS observed Veterans Day with a patrlohc assembly Lmda Alexander The local umt of the Natnonal Guard displayed some of its equ 1 pment Spark Student Activities ,j' QA N' ,, ,y -L, .-, 'r- ' ,,,...---' P, 7,-,.... 4, V, Q P XR I I e n X SYCAMORE assembly started sales rolling Starring Football players were honored at annual banquet in the assembly was Harvey Hormone and his Adre nalln Four ELECTION COMMISSIONER Fall Health Committee plan prolects with their Frank Van Konynenburg adviser Miss Moser I Puzzlmg over their float for the Thanksgiving Day parade are Dale Blnclcenstaff Lauren Locey and Gary Hoagland ART COMMISSIONER Richard Rios ,F r X ww tn A l T I V,.' 'A P I ,sf A,y, I , 4 A ' Y 4 X ,,,,,. .X !tf?i :y lv: ' 'I . B 1- '-vu' J, li X V, T Elf! g Z T s s F z Q M me ' if l A . 9 I Q k Q ...... YELL LEADER SONG LEADER SYCAMORE EDITOR BROADCAST EDITOR Roger Townsend Donna Silva Morulyn Mitchel Jnm HOGQIUUCI They Paved The PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Clifford Deon Hcmlm Burch HEALTH COMMISSIONER BUSINESS MANAGER SECRETARY TREASURER Mmrlam Cook Bull Honnycutf Sally Fox JCIUICS Palmer Q X - 5 c I I f? A JZ I 5 5 .. is he f I I I I LI I,, Q X AM , 1 fm 1 A I , . 'Nw BROADCAST EDITOR SYCAMORE EDITOR arm SONG LEADER YELL LEADER Karen JoInson Marl M In I I yn :fc e Judy Erlckson Tw Road To Success wwf Iii' VICE PRESIDENT Jlm Hoagland 4- '- .pa CS? TREASURER SECRETAR yla Adams PRESIDENT Karl Fancln Rx K Y BUSINESS MANAGER HEALTH COMMISSIONER Karen Wcrhursf Carol Funk B b G o reen Paul Anderson Appointed Officers Curry NWN 2 fi,-'f ' Bob Soares awarts hrs turn to be rnoculated with the Mr Jumper SYCAMORE Adviser works Salk Vaccine after Eddie Sprvey on a program schedule forthe annual In sanltres 'E vw 1 I 4? ELECTION g0cg'A':'55'ONER5 MHS IS prlvrleged to have a drrver trarnlng car donated each Cl' Of S Graf year Mr Carl Phoenix rs the very capable teacher Not Pictured Rose Marne Moran Q !!! IIEN wk WT? 'Katt' gf Key clubbers Ray Horn Lauren Locey and Rrchard Corson Inspect ART COMMISSICNER the Vrctory Bell lt will be rung after all MHS vlctorles rn athle RIClf1Ol'Cl RIOS tics I I r '5 I N I' 'N '2'kxL1' v , 4 fx 2 1 rljgwwfgr ,, . . . . ' I . I . . . ' ,, - , y r..r. t mf , or xl Q V M 'W ffrtya Y 1112 jg 5 V , B l ft fi HL V54 LTI 'gli- , 2 M . , y Mywig' A.. . . 1 H K i D . . . . fa EY ff? 2 v- Q M Q I I . . . - Out Their Assigned Duties -K' si' Ruff QW DANCE COMMISSIONER Pictured are couples dancing at the March of Dimes benefit dance Betty Taylor sponsored lointly by Downey and Modesto High Schools ,gl 'x 'GMD Sprung Song Leaders and Yell Leaders were BACK ROW Paul Anderson Twyla Adams Eddie Burton FRONT ROW Ritchie Verlwaegen Judy Erickson and Norma Ogburn Vesta Kauffman YT? J Puauclrv coMMlssloNER Margaret Savidge RALLY COMMISSIONER Several members of Senior Memorial Committee meet with Chair- man, Vesta Kauffman, to discuss possible gifts to be left to the school . a :fbi VICE-PRESIDENT REPRESENTATIVE SECRETARY Bill Barney Carol Walker PRESIDENT Louus Nules Tamara Warhursf Freshmen Prove Loyalty To Class ancl School The Freshman Class proved That ll' was ready fo accept the responsublluhes of hugh school life during the sprung semesfer Freshmen parhclpat ed In all sfudenf ochvlhes and sponsored a booth ln The carnival Their song and yell leaders play ed an achve parf ln cheering fheur Teams To vlc fory ,rx Q? few' TREASURER SONG LEADER YELL LEADER Ann Beer Some Johnson Trudy Palleschu ,gre-nv A mf' gf I z , f 'QL Q Al :Ill f I SECRETARY REPRESENTATIVE VlCE'PRESlDENT David Kidd Carole Fox B'll E l ff Sophomores Partlclpate ln Sprung ACTIVITIES Thus actlve group of students took a leading part an many sprung actlvrtles They entered a booth In the annual carnlval sponsored by MHS students each year and cheered their teams to victory ID all the sprung sports 'www ESIDENT Dale Bllckenstaff jun 1 QMS 'Ll TREASURER SONG LEADER YELL LEADER Valera Lusk Bther Stuckey Rossen Townsend I ll o I . . . I . I . . I ffl J T I PR T11 9 rv vt W, M V , - .Visa ' V Wu. '4Dw .fi v. l 'DF X, VICE-PRESIDENT Tom Wong f N rf, 'Qu' yn TREASURER Judy Harold SONG LEADER Marne Casazza YELL LEADER 4-u. Jerry McAdam l IX Aff-Tx f -E gf, 1? 51,4-mf, R EPR ES ENTATI VE Armand Caputi SECRETARY Diane Na ka Juniors Stage Spectacular Prom The Jumor Class staged one of the greatest Proms that has ever been presented at Modesto Hugh School The spectacular prom was the end result of weeks of earnnng money and planning f q.,.. ' 'v-vm. PRESIDENT Jerry Chapman A92 WN' :ge , . J A 'Q - 11- fb, ., T 'Ns T , ,. QL 4 pl ,Eff 41. I L. T7 VICE PRESIDENT REPRESENTATIVE Gary Clasby Donna Sllva Senlors End Year In Blaze Of Glory The members of the Senior Class ended their hugh school careers with many soclal actlvxtles Foremost among these actlvltnes were the Senior Day trlp to Yosemite and the Senior Banquet These actlvltles were topped off by a very lnsplr mg Baccalaureate ceremony and the long awalted graduation TREASURER Barbara Wlng SO NG LEADER Sharon Bowe f-gr Jlm Wright PRESIDENT Lauren Locey SECRETARY JuaneII Kennedy QS? lla gym 5 YELL LEADER V Q' ! , W J., I W! fr' I ff if ,W I . . . . . - ' X - . 753 . , ,S qs I . , , ix? . ya ,, , ' 4 ' .,, ,, ,. Q 'U 6 . A . . g X I ll ,f - 1 Hs K il' W u n u nm Seniors -1 'ti may' I 5 . -' R' I X .' r 2' 'X . I V f . . .- , , .I 1 T : ' I , 4: ' .1 V fs ' P'-'L 2 1 1' 'J Soon the flash of diplomas and the 3' f . fl final curtain on the tearful and 'o ous . fat- , . . l if ' 'vQ it-A graduating Senior Class of Modesto High 1 ,A l XV' School. Some will fade into the back- ., ' round, and others will attend colle e, 1 9 9 all learning to lead happy, successful fl lives in today's world. ax A person gets out of high school that 'l which he puts into it, and this year, x , - . . , ' academically speaking, has been one of A the best ever experienced by both stu- 'K -' dents and faculty. 1 Incorporated within our ranks are the fy makings of businessmen, engineers, sci- 5 entists, farmers, and many other occu- xxx potions which make this country's social and economic status among the strong- est in the world. The seniors have set a precedent befitting that of good future leaders of the nation, not only in sports, but in all student body activities. Q Psi? 'freind TWYLA ADAMS English, Rally Execu tive, Song Lecder, Tri-Y Beta CLYDA ALEXANDER Business, Tri-Y Gamma ROSALIND CONCETTA AMBROSE PAUL ANDERSON Science, Mcliorette, CSF, Science, Football, Concert Choir LENA ANTHONY General Business, YFC, Retailers wav' Block M LYNE GAYLE ANTRIKIN Business, YFC , CSF rbi 'N-. X3 RONNIE ALLEN Mathematics WINNIE ALLEN Science, Wildlife, NFL The Graduating MADINE ANDREWS Art, Art Club, GAA, Rally Committee OTIS APPLEGATE Trades and Industries, Crcftsmen's Club Lia 2 ,',, EARL ANGLE Trades and Industries BO BBI E AYTES Home Economics' Rally faint' BARBARA JEAN BAK ER Music, Business, Mu Eta Sigma, Noneffe, Conceri Choir Senior Class RICHARD LOUIS BERG Trades and Industries LEROY BERTOLERO Agriculture, FFA, CSF KIRK BARRETT Music, Swimming Team Band and Orchesfra ERMA BECKWITH Home Economics DICK BISHOP Mathematics, Science Craffsmen's Club MW' 4' hu X CHARLIE BISPO Language, Spanish Club, Block M, Varsity Football BRADLEY A. BONDI Trades and Industries, Roadrunners President DONNA BRONZICH Clerical, Tri-Y Beta KATHY BISPO Home Economics, Rally Committee SHARON D. BOWE Business, GAA CAROLYN LEE BROOK S Secretarial, Rally Committee, FTA TERRY BLEDSOE Trades and Industries DOUGLAS D. BOWMAN Trades and Industries, Craftsmen's Club, Track SANDRA BROWN 'Secretaria I, Rally Committee , GAA .Z it its CAROL BOND Bookkeeping, FBLA, Retailers Club Of '57 Again DONALD BRONZICH History, Senior Memorial Science Club THURLOW BROWN Trades and Industries, Wildlife Society, Proiector Club -R JOHN BRUBAKER Agriculture, FFA Block M, CSF Has Enioyecl A JOAN CAMPBELL Home Economics, Science Club DON CARPER Trades and Industries CLAUD BUMGARDNER Trades and Industries, Craffsmen's Club NANCY CARDOZA Business JIM CARR Trades and Indusfries -15 4 dir' 4'?75x Wu-v'f I, HAMLIN D . BURCH Mathematics, Block M, Executive Commiffee, , 1 nf, ,I 4 J 5 -K 1- N0 -we 3252263 ,. 5 LARRY L. BURCHETT English, Mafhemafics Science, Sycamore Baskefball, Baseball Staff, YFC BOB CADWELL TONY CALVILLO Trades and Industries, Art Roadrunners PAUL WARREN CARROLL LOREN LEE CASE Trades and lndusfries Mechanical Drawing, Roadrunners, Craffsmen's Club Q ieil - ' 'T Tm f? .funn TERRR LEE CASKEY Science, Sigma HI- , French Club ELSIE ELAINE CASSINO English, History, Tr:-Y Alpha, Sycamore Leaves, HAROLD VINSON CHASE Merchandising, Roaclrunners, Retailers VIVIAN JEAN CHEEK Secretarial, Tri-Y Beta, FHA Writers Club, French Club CARL CHEEK Agriculture, FFA, Basketball , Track CONNW CHOAT ANN CASTILLO BARBARA CAVANAH Clencal Art Clerical IRIS CHAMBERS RAY CHANCELLOR Secretarial, CSF, Trades and Industries, Senior Memorial, FBLA Block M, F00lbUll Championship LETHA CLARK GARY C. CLASBY Secretarial, Tri-Y Beta, Mathematics, CSF, Sycamore Leaves, CSF Science Club, Spanish Club DAVID CLAY Mathematics, CSF, Mu Eta Sigma, Band MAXINE JANE COITO Bookkeeping, FBLA if MELBA JEAN COBB Home Economics JoANN COLBERT Mathematics, CSF, YFC, Senior Memorial Year From Which PAT COMPTON RONALD CON NACHER Business, French Club, Agriculture, Football, FBLA Track wg wmv hr jf? EDWIN COBLEIGH Trades and Industries, Football, Roadrunners DALLAS COLE Mathematics, Football PAT COON Business 949' dw' ,,-fi, K HOMER COCHRUM Trades and Industries, Track, Roaclrunners CAROL L. COLEMAN Home Economics TOMMY COPAS Trades and Industries A-,I BILL COPLEY Trades and Industries GEORGE CROWLEY Mafhemaficsp Foofba I l Track BILL CUMMINGS Trades and lndusfries JOHN CORGIAT Maihemafics, Englishg Lclfin Club, FBLA ALMA CUMMINGS Secrefarialg YFC, Girls' Wildlife RACHEL CUYNO Businessp Drill Team Wi 'lv HILDA COSTA MARGARET ANN COTTER Sim-v -asv ' vis Business General Businessg Art Club, Tri-Y Beta VERNON COWAN SYLVIA CRAWMER Natlnemaficsp Sigma Home Economicsp Hi-Y FHA Dear And Moment LEO CYPERT WALLY CYPERT Agriculture Music AAL rf , ' 2 BARBARA J. DEAN Business, Senior Memorial, Rally Committee A 'S' CLIFFORD DEAN English, Executive Committee Pres. , CSF, YFC JERRY DOBBS MONA DOLAN Trades and Industries Bookkeeping, FBLA s Events May GRANT G. ECKER TOM ECKLE Business, FROC Science, Mathematics Y 'Q DIANNE DERRICK Business MERLE EUGENE DUPIRE Trades and Industries EDDIE EHRLAR Agriculture, FFA 3531! Q B3 T 183 'W BEVERLY JOAN DeWlTT Mathematics, Science, CSF, Science Club, Band , Latin Club GEORGIA DUTTER Business, FBLA LLOYD RAYMON EMBREY Trades and Industries, Football, Basketball, Track ' ' 1 5493 5 1 ami' - CEL lox ll' JUDY GAIL ERICKSON English, Tri-Y Beta, Rally Committee, Latin Club, Song Leader KARL FINCH English, Varsity Football, Block M, CSF, Track, Basketball SALLY FOX English, Rally Executive, Senior Memorial, Tri-Y Alpha, Executive Committee if , CECELIA ANN FAIRLESS English, FHA, GAA, Rally Committee, Tri-Y Alpha EUNICE FLETCHER History, Senior Memorial, French Club CHUCK FRANCIS Agriculture, Block M, CSF, FFA p-suing. iii 'j in I CAROL FERRARA MATTIE FERRELL Music, Rally Committee, Home Economics Mu Eta Sigma, Science Club, Latin Club Be Recalled MARY FLINT BEVERLY FONSECA Business Business, FBLA GERALDINE ANN FRANSEN KATHY FRITZ Mathematics, Rally Executive, Business, Girls' CSF, Tri-Y Gamma Wildlife 3 P ,brit HELEN FULLER Science, Rally Committee, Girls' Wildlife To Mind ROBERT GARCIA Trades and Industries SYLVIA ANN ETTE GATES English, Mathematics, Science, YFC, CSF, NFL, Latin Club, Girls' Wildlife ' I ' I 4-i' lR1w,,,,,,.a L f T' Q, lf , CAROL FUNK Social Studies, Rally Committee, Tri-Y Alpha, FTA NORMAN GARDNER Clerical, YFC, Baseball MARY LYNN GENTRY Music, CSF, Nonette, Mu Eta Sigma, Concert Choir SANDRA FUNK Social Studies, Rally Committee, Tri-Y Alpha, FTA inn-v 01229 'nr .Zi r..i V 75 - ,i - QI.. in , Y, Q' ir.. ' F A'l 'fi 53' 35,2 YZF?-'iE?.2'f5 3 x . I gh 6 fm . K f ' - K, r XLS icigfgijfg f its RO NALD A . FURTADO Agriculture PEGGY GAGE Science, Science Club SHARON GENTRY Bookkeeping, FBLA, Tri-Y Alpha, Rally Executive, Retailing DAVID ERNEST GALLO Science, CSF, Latin Club, French Club DENNIS GIBSON Mathematics, Science, Sigma Hi-Y, Concert Choir, Football MARY ANN GIDDENS English, Rally Committee, GAA, Girls' Wildlife, Pen Pals 3' ,aus -uv' LYLE J. GISH CARL O. GOERIZ Agriculture, Choir, Mathematics FFA A Championship JAMES GREAVES BOB GREEN History, Block M, English, Block M, Baseball, Basketball Spanish Club, CSF GAY DAWN GRIMM LINDA GROSS WILLIAM L. GILBRETH Science, Mathematics, Secretarial, FBLA Science, Mathematics, Rally Executive, French Block M Club, Ski Club WILLIAM LEROY GONSALVES BARBARA GOULART Mechanical Drawing, Roadrunners , Craftsmen 's Club .IO GREEN English Clerical, Rally Committee, Health Committee, FBLA MARY GREENE Secretarial, Rally Committee, Senior Memorial At LAURA GUAGENTI Clerical, Broadcast Staff Year Means VIOLET HAM Home Economics, Rally Committee CLETA HARDING Secretarial, GAA, FBLA, Rally Committee iv? I ,-sa 53' 3 Z 'Y Nuff TONY GUZMAN Trades and Industries, Roadrunners, Senior Memorial JIM HARDEN Science, Block M, Basketball, Baseball CATHERIN E HARRISON Home Economics 3: -wtf ERNEST HALL History, Roadrunners 'br CHARLENE HALL Clerical ALTON HAM ROSA JEAN HAM Trades and Industries, Home Economics, Football Rally Committee JAMES HARTWICK JlM HARTZELL History Trades and lndustries MM N vw 'J K T idifw ss .L JUANITA HAVENER Merchandising and Art, Rally Executive, CSF, Senior Memorial More Than A DAVE ITIITT Art JIM HOAGLAND Mathematics, English, CSF, Block M, Broadcast Editor Maxam 5 3 l' r GEORGE HEINRICH Agriculture, FFA ALICE HOADLEY Science, Tri-Y Alpha, Rally Committee, GAA LLOYD HOLCOMB Trades and Industries 54 ,ff NW ANN HELMICK Mathematics, Drill Team Girls' Wildlife KAY HINTON Clerical BILL HOLT Trades and Industries, Football, Basketball, Block M X ei 1-is .slr CHARLES HENNINGS Science, Science Club RON HINTON Trades and Industries BILL HONEYCUTT Mathematics, Business Manager, Baseball, Block M ,KP if PAT HOOVER Business, Band, Rally Committee, FBLA BILLIE HUDSON Music RAY HORN Mathematics, Key Club, Sigma Hi-Y, French Club NANCY HUDSON Music Victory In Football, LINDA ANN ISOLA Secretarial, GAA, Rally Committee, FBLA ,J-cf' ,vw-wr RSX PATRICIA IVERSEN History, Rally Committee, Tri-Y Alpha, Senior Memorial iff DONNA HOSMAN Home Economics LLOYD HUMPHRY Trades ancl Industries, Football GLEN JACKSON Mathematics Q95 'uu- ff! f' -,.f -Wt Q ,E 1 L' f J WA Af' . ,ui 05.9 nj , XX if , I L X A PAT HOWARD Mathematics, Sycamore Leaves Editor, CSF, Science Club SHIRLEY INGRAM Business JUERGEN K. JAENSCH Mathematics, Writers' Club, CSF, FTA W, M JW' X fl 1 i s M r W azfmsgg ., .1 is L., , ,sw , ff! 4,1 . f f 6 if 4 if? ' is , ml 1, V, 21' T' I A f I ,. .EW M-at A 5 X 1' E 3 GEORGE JENKINS Business RUBY JONES General Business DIANA CAROL JOSEPH Secretarial ff I, KAREN S . JOHNSON Engl ish, GAA, Broadcast Sta ff HOWARD L. JORDAN Trades and Industries VESTA KAUFFMAN English, Mathematics, History, Rally Executive, Tri-Y Epsilon, csr, FTA, GAA 'C'-4 ugdff ,J f ' l ' , I I i .Y - ' A by Q, ,., . Q E. k I si -, .t:-Ez:-'. SHIRLEY JOHNSON Bookkeeping, FBLA, Retailers Club BOB JONES JAMES EVERETT JOHNSTON Trades and Industries, Choir, Dramatics LARRY JON ES , L MM Trades and Industries PATRICIA KAYLOR Music Basketball, JUANELL KENNEDY Business, Rally Committee, English, Tri-Y Beta, Tri-Y Beta Rally Executive, NFL, Ski Club qi' K MARSHA KIDD Science, English, Rally Commissioner, Broadcast Staff, Tri-Y Alpha RElNE EVELYN LEDBETTER Music and English, Band, Orchestra, Science Club Or Baseball. JERRY LILIENTHAL Science, Sycamore Photo- grapher, Spanish Club, Science Club J' SHARON KIRK Home Economics JERRY LEE English, Yell Leader PHIL LINHARES Art, English, Art Club , f GLENN LADD Art ARLETTA LESTER Science and Mathematics, Tri-Y Lambda, CSF, YFC, French Club LAUREN L. LOCEY Mathematics, Track, Key Club, Chess Club, Science Club, Spanish Club, CSF 1.2 4' ,, Y arm C --v BARBARA LAMBERT Clerical, Drill Team JAMES EUGENE LEWIS Trades and Industries, Football, Baseball NANCY KATHLEEN LOGAN Science, Band, Executive Committee, Girls' Wildlife qi' , -he 4'- I ' I IN .,-M SHARON LOSS Art LASSIE MARTIN Secretarial RICHARD LEE MCFARREN Merchandising, Future Retailers 'Z 1'-oy. ROBERT LYNDELL LOTT Trades and Industries, Roadrunners, Frosh Foot- ball, Baseball DAN MCCALL Speech, Drama, CSF, NFL Pres., Mu Eta Sigma Pres. , Concert Choir, Swimming Team JEAN MCK I M Home Economics ,fl 'W ,i MA' fnuvx 11.1,-jp, Ni, ,f r 4' D. . . E'- .I TOM MANEY English, Art Club It DON MCCLEN DON Music, Basketball JUNE MCKIM Merchandising, YFC, Retailers Club GRACE MARCH Business, Treble Clef, FHA Signifies The ETHEL MCCUISTIAN Home Economics, FHA PAUL MCMANIS Agriculture, FFA 4 wt Q., ny:-4 X 1 . 5' 5-4 CAROLYN MEADOWS FRANCIS MEIN General Business, Rally Committee Home Economics Spirit Generated CHARLOTTE MITCHELL Home Economics, Senior Memorial DEAN A. MIZE History, Sycamore Ad- vertisment Manager ,: , ,,.,,,:.,,, .V Ea' 'f ' ' W? inet 3 I TE! ,I I ' 'WLMX4 f MARILYN MITCHEL English, Sycamore Editor, Sycamore Leaves Staff, Senior Memorial, CSF, Spanish Club CHARLES MOORE Trades and Industries, Football L W bv Y ,S- ,gf 'K' ff',F'i sg' LORETTA MERENDA Secretarial, Rally Ex- ecutive, Horseman's Club, Senior Memorial KAREN MITCHELL H istory, Senior Memorial J. CHARLES MOORE Agriculture, Track nf, ef 114522. VT MARY ANN MEYERDIRK Home Economics KATHERAN MITCHELL Business, Drill Team, Senior Memorial ROSE MARIE MORAN Mathematics, Science, Rally Committee :?g. -if-arf 'if TOMMIE ANN MORELAND Home Economics JIM NEVITT Trades and Industries, Roadrunner CONRAD NUSSBAUMER Science and English, Boys' Wildlife, Senior Memorial, Ski Club, CSF 4 .,,,g,- . , . fsgrzgmff J -g.:y-s..f'gI5ja,f5.- ' ff-1-,gfyrsrs 2 nsfgeu. , ,mf JERRY MORRISON Trades and Industries, Roadrunners BEVERLY NICKELL Art, Tri-Y Alpha, Art Club, Concert Choir SARITA O'DANlEL Business 4453. RODNEY G. MYATT Science and Mathematics, Boys' Wildlife, Science Club RODNEY NILES Mathematics, Golf Team, Basketball, Block M NORMA JEAN OGBURN English, Song Leader, Tri-Y Alpha, FHA, Con- cert Choir, Football Queen '2 BONNIE JEAN NEAIL English, Rally Com- mittee In All School RONALD NORVIEL Social Studies, Orchestra Sigma Hi-Y MARGARET OLIVEIRA Social Studies Nw we Jr ir' L EMYLE O LMST EAD Secretarial, FBLA Activities. FRANCES OUTLAND Science, Science Club JQANNE OYLER Business, Rally Committee, oncert Choir, Ski Club bu. MARGARET OLSEN History, CSF, GAA, Rally Committee LAR ETTA OWENS Clerical JANICE PAINTER History, Executive Committee Treasurer, Tri-Y Gamma, French Club MARLENE ANN OLSEN English, Tri-Y Lambda, CSF, Art Club, French Club DAN OSBORNE Trades and Industries BETTY PALOMBI Business, Girls' Wildlife ...gg-7 os' MARILYN ANN OLSON General Business, Tri-Y Lambda, Rally Committee ROSIE OTT Business ROBERT J. PARODI Mathematics, CSF, Spanish Club, Science Club ob .X 'Q 4 I H, CARMEN PARSHALL Home Economics, Drill Team LOUIS PESCARMONA Mathematics, Golf Team TRUDY PIFFERINI Business, GAA, FBLA 15. RITA PASERI English and History, Broadcast Staff, Tri-Y Epsilon, GAA, Rally Committee JIM A. PHILLIPS History, Block M, Baseball, Basketball CAROL J EAN PONCET English, Rally Executive, 1 V91 Tri-Y Beta, Senior DARLENE PEARSON VIRGINIA PEEL Memorial, GAA, FTA, Business, YFC Home Economics Spanish Club ALBERT P. PEPE DARLENE JEANETTE Art PERKINS History in-: ' Time After Time CAROLE LORETTA PRATT English, Spanish Club, Girls' Wildlife IF' ORALIA RAMOS Secretarial, Rally Committee, FBLA 'ii M., km Xiang JACQUELYN RAUCH History, Tri-Y Alpha, Pen Pals CALVIN RHODES Agriculture, Block M Foofball I These Activities MARIANETTE ROBERTS General Business, Rally Commitfee, Ski Club 5 - ,ff f Y, im ff' RICHARD REED Trades and Industries, Track JOHN C. RICHARDSON Trades and Indusfries, Block M, Craffsmen's Club JIM ROBINSON Trades and I ndusfries, Football lr 'sv ,I 'mv 18 9 luv HOWARD REICHLING Mathematics, Sycamore Staff, Wrifers' Club, Science Club ANN RI DDLE Home Economics, CSF ROBBIE ROBINSON Secrefarial 'Q 'lv' 1:27 .gf ,Q r !'l NICK RESSO Science, Boys' Wildlife RICHARD RIOS Arfp Arf Club, Roadrunners CHARLENE ROGERS Hisforyp Tri-Y Lambda Rally Commiffee , YFC ,737 Tw rr Qi S3 qpunnln- LILLIAN ROMANO English ARL EN E SATT ERLEE Clerical, Treble Clef, Rally Committee JOHN SCHEUBER Agriculture, FFA, CSF es ,Ll K1 i l ,sum GABRIEL A. ROSE Business, Football, Basketball, Baseball TOM SAVAGE, JR. Agriculture, FFA, CSF MARLINE SHUBERT Science, Rally Com- mittee, Tri-Y Beta, Spanish Club GENE A. ROSSITER Mathematics, Block M, Spanish Club, Science Club il W PETE SABATINO Trades and Industries, Swimming Team ROBERT I... SANTOS Trades and Industries, Broadcast Staff WAN DA MARIE SARTIN Home Economics Proved To Be ROSALIE SERPA D. LEON SHAEFFER Clerical, Tri-Y Alpha, Trades and Industries Ski Club E' E f Q S 2 1 Q ' 5-.:I CLIFFORD SAMUEL SHARAR Bookkeeping, Broadcast Staff, Senior Memorial, Key Club, RetuiIer's Club DAN SIPES Trades and Industries Successful, MICHAEL H. SMITH Trades and Industries, Craftsmen's Club, Ski Club lv has 'Ihr-ffl. MARIE SHIELDS Home Economics, Drill Team DARRYL SKILES Agriculture, FFA CARL SNOOK Trades and Industries, Roadrunners, Footbal I , Block M, Craftsmen's Club only ii ARLEN SHORT Agriculture, FFA, CSF BENNY SMITH Trades and Industries, Swimming Team PHIL SNYDER Mathematics, Latin Club, Craftsmen's Club 175 sry! ,arf DONNA LEE SILVA English, Song Leader, NFL, Rally Executive, Spanish Club FAITH SMITH Clerical, FBLA ROBERT SOARES Trades and Industries, Craftsmen's Club Mr 12 K ff' ED SPIVEY GERALD STETSON Mathematics, Science Social Studies Glvmg The BILL STEWART DAVID STINNETT Science, Football, Journalism, P.A. System French Club, Track, Broadcast Staff, Proiec- , Science Club tor Club DENNIS SPARKS NANCY SPEAR Science, Roadrunr1el'S , Art, NFL MAX STOWERS JERRY SURBER Block M, Science Club History Music CLIFFORD STEVENS GLORIA STEVENS Trades and Industries, History, Spanish, Projector Club, Flying FHA Panthers 'il JIM STITT KAY STOUT Science, Football, English, GAA, NFL, i Track CSF, Spanish Club, A Science Club 'L -S CARLENE SWANSON Science, Tri-Y Gamma, Ski Club 56-57 Year An STANLEY THOMAS English WAYNE TIBBETTS Music Z X I a Q HELEN TALBERT Home Economics VIRGIL W. THOMPSON Trades and Industries, Roaclrunners, Block M, Craftsmen's Club ROGER WAYNE TOWNSEND Mathematics, Yell Leader A I . , gzfilir :Era JDANN TAMURA Aff, GAA, Tri-Y Epsilon, Rally Com- mittee, Girls' Wildlife BETTY ANN TAYLOR Secretarial, Rally Execu tive, Tri-Y Beta, CSF MERRI-JO TAYLOR Business DARROL TUGGLE Trades and Industries, Craftsmen's Club, Swimming Team, Sycamore Photographer PATRICIA M. THOMAS History, Rally Committee Tri-Y Beta, FBLA BEVERLY ANN TURNER English, Tri-Y Gamma Pres., CSF, Rally Com- mittee 2' ,5 , V ..3.gE2j.f' g.. BOB USIAK STEPHANIE VAN DAM Mathematics Secretarial, Tri-Y Beta, Ski Club, Rally Committee Everlasting LORRAI NE VIEIRA Science, Rally Com- mittee, GAA JUDY WALLACE Home Economics, Drill Team EVELYN fMadrugaJ TURNER DOROTHY TWEEDY Secretarial, Rally Committee Clerical, Ski Club, Tri-Y Alpha FRANKLIN ALBERT VAN LARRY VanLAAR KONYNENBURG Agriculture, FFA Mathematics, Agriculture, CSF, FFA, Track JUNE WAGNER NORMAN WALKER Clerical, Tri-Y Beta, Science, Sigma Hi-Y FBLA fn lie CARL VonROTZ Trades and Industries, Roadrunners KAREN DEE WARHURST Spanish, English, Mafhe matics, Rally Executive Tri-Y Epsilon, CSF, Spanish Club, FTA i I saw - 11:53 Sz MARCIA WARING PAT WARTON Er1glISl'1 Business, Girls' Wildlife LEE WHEELER English, Concert Choir, Hormonaires HENRY WHITLEY Science, French Club, Sigma Hi-Y 1.15 if firzv' DERALD WEAVER Trades and Industries, General Business JUNE AN ITA WELCH Secretarial, FBLA, Rally Committee LQRAE WILHELM Business, Rally Committee QW hiv' PEARL WELBORN Home Economics, Drill Team RICHARD WEND Science and Mathe- matics, Football RAY WlLKlN5 History, Block M, Spanish Club, Baseball, Basketball pb E , fic f -A LZ:- MAUREEN WILLIAMS Home Economics JEANNETT CHARLOTTE WILSON History, Rally Committee, Concert Choir, Nonette MYRTLE WISE Clerical, Rally Committee, Concert Choir, Senior Memorial www RNJ LX PATRICIA L. WILLIAMS History, Tri-Y Lambda, YFC BARBARA JANE WING English, Rally Execu- tive, Ski Club, Senior Memorial, GAA ELANOR WITT Home Economics, Drill Team 3 'Q 8 'N- PAT L. WILLIAMS Home Economics FRANCIS WILSON Home Economics, Tri-Y Alpha, Rally Committee 'Oli DALE WILSON English, FHA GLEN DEAN WILSON Trades and Industries, Track Graduates' Memories CHARLOTTE WOODARD Business, FBLA li JIM WRIGHT Trades and Industries, Football, Track lptvf' Gary! Mathemahcs Socxal SocIalStudIes DrIll BUSINESS Agrrculture FFA Scrence Team Concert Cnorr SENIORS NOT PICTURED Raymond Bell LaVern Boylan Marlo Burnettl Doyle Caldwell John DuBurg Edward Elsenhut gJlm Evans Rlchard Galaz Gerald Goolsby Donald Groff Eugene Holloway Oscar Holmes Robert Hoyopatubbl Wayne Johnson ,Ted Lulcer Wayne Mefford Joel Moore Guy Munsinger ARIchard Pacheco Tom Pearson Nayne Ramey I, Gllbert Ramlrez Robert Rrdenour Edd Ie Scott BIll Shanks nBetty Shaw Dwayne Shaw Eldon Shaw Jack Shelley Barbara Snler Donna Smlth WIllIam Smnth Norman Spanbauer Paul Steeley Bertha Thompson Merrill Thompson LORRAINE ROSE Secretarnal Rally Commuttee Glrls WIldlIfe Trl Y Beta Helen Tolbert FRobert WhItemore Mona Wallrams GradIsh Yates X, , JIM WRIGHT JINGER WRIGHT LENA ANN YBARRA EDWIN E. YOUNG, JR Fl 'il V Athletes 4 F +fUW'f yfwF?.f Karen .4 M f' if Q, rv 'ii 5 ,WS 1 5 i ,dd ffv' ,qu in 'li S l 4 , 2. QJI TAA-ovf 3,4022 nr.. 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These clubs help students and teachers to become better acquainted with each other, for they have ci chance to work together on various activities and projects. Not only do clubs have recreational and social value, but they are also educational. They help to de- velop and inspire various interests of the students. Every proiect undertaken at Modesto High School as a whole has been thoroughly supported by these or- ganizations. Without this support, MHS could never have attained the goal it MM has. They develop leadership abilities in the students. From these organizations come experience in government that will be valuable all through life to each in- dividual. ,n M FHA Participates in Community Life Fall and spring officers of FHA BACK ROW Wurlene Jarrettylmda Alexander duth Barley FRONT ROW Donna Carlson Sally Thomas Portia Hilton NOT PICTURED Marquetta Overholtzer 'Linda Cheek 'Vivian Cheek mst 'U' The Future Homemakers of America is a group of gurls who are preparing for their future homes or home economics careers It is an or ganlzatuon which gives much service Some of the prolects this past year have been they made cookies which they took to the State Hospital they also visited the hospital once a month the FFA ancl FHA had a lonnt Christmas party at which they all enloyecl themselves tremendously Mrs Woods and four FHA members went to Asllomar They cllmaxed the year with a party Harem l FHA members display cull nary skull Pictured are Judy Wilson Peggy Callahan F I o r e n c e Thomas Linda jk 'why Reaves Delores Williams i 1' 'V 2 ....,. Famscfrt- . . . i . . . i . . I ' fr , w Wm, VAKKV V- ii . , ' ... -'Q A 4 - - ' f :al i I .4 A -, . . ' ' s- . V 3. v.lt is f T f ' 4 M 4 ,tele V Q L if - - is ,V ,A Y 52, ' K' 'W X' ' ' I - ,,.-no 1 E in XV ff. -my kg A . N Y A fgll' A fm., Q - O 1 :in A A lugmu' ag Y Q 5 W Mak f 9 K r tv ,X Y - -W 1 3 . Q g 3 A W Q all it Q .l,. Future Farmers Excel in Agriculture The FFA proudly displays its Club banner. The Future Farmers of America is an organization striving to develop student leadership and to improve the field of agriculture. Membership is open to any student who is enrolled in an all day or day unit class in vocational agriculture. The FFA has been very active this year, many of its members have received awards in their respective fields. The club's adviser is Mr. Norvin Spence. Fall and spring officers: Reporter Wayne Fisher, Vice-president John Brubaker, Treasurer Elwin Young, Secretary John Webb, Sentinel Charles Francis, Presi- dent John Scheuber, Filibuster Leroy Bertolero. ,, WM..m,, .l Edison Bowman and Dan- iel Crawmer study the Of- ficial Handbook in prepa- ration for induction into FFA. John Scheuber, an old hand, looks on. Q . , i' L Fall officers BACK ROW Secretary Gerry Van Konynenburg Vice presl dent Norma Ogburn Chaplain Bonnle Blanton FRONT ROW Treasurer Shar on Gentry Sergeant at arms Patti Ki you President Carol Funk Sprung officers BACK ROW Treasurer Cecelia Falrless Chaplain Julie Schol ten Publicity and Sergeantat arms Bette Kidd FRONT ROW Vice pres: dent Marsha Kidd President Sally Fox Trl Y Beta BACK ROW. Donna Bronzlch June Wagner Allce Cain JoAnn Colbert Beverly Bernard Karen Heaston Janice Kroeker Sandra Malone Jackie Fransen Joyce Clayton Linda Alexander. FRONT ROW: Joyce Foster Janie Willmirth Margaret Green Donna Bernard Carol Poncet Betty Taylor Nancy Partain Mrs. Irma Whitehead adviser Darlene Nix Trl Y s Unite To Mamtaln and TrlY Alpha BACK ROW Marilyn Johnson Betty Kidd Norma Scholten Jane Berry Jeanne Dryden Norma Ogburn Brenda Braskat Marne Casazza Marsha Kidd Sally Fox Patti Knyon Julia Scholten Elsie Cassano Mrs Lois Earle adviser FRONT ROW Joy Smith Carole Fox Beverly Pometta Cecelia Falrless Gerry Van Konynenburg Sandra Funk Alice Hoadley Carol Funk Sharon Gentry Bonnie Blanton Frances Wilson Karelen Falrless Jackie Tweedy Mary Harmon TrlYs Alpha and Beta inducted new members, held money raising prog ects service prolects and social prolects TrrY phas adviser is Mrs Lols Earle, Trl Y Betas IS Mrs Sprung officers BACK ROW Chaplain Joyce Clayton Publicity Manager lun da Alexander Sergeant at arms Bev erly Bernard FRONT ROW Secretary Nancy Partam President Betty Taylor NOT PICTURED Vice president Lorraine Rose Treasurer Ruby Morris Parlla mentarlan Marilyn Rose Fall officers BACK ROW Treasurer Nancy Partam Publicity Manager Donna Bronznch Vice president June Wagner Chaplain and Parllamentar ran Jackie Fransen FRONT ROW Sec retary Carol Poncet President Pat Thomas Irma Whitehead Extend Hugh Ideals of Character Tru Y Epsulon BACK ROW Karen Caruthers Judy Oluver Karen Warhurst Vesta Kauffman Jo Ann Tamura Ruta Paseru Hauzelle Adams Sharon Adams FRONT ROW Mary Nesbut Karen Coleman Ann Beer Tamara Warhurst Joy Blackman Roberta Herrung Barbara Green Sharon Aken head Fall offucers Sergeant at arms Norma Blanchard Chaplaun Rosella Isola Treasurer Theresa Espunoza Secretary Jannett Abendschan Vuce presudent Lula Sums Presudent Ann Turner NOT PICTURED Publucuty Januce Paunter Sprung cffucers BACK ROW Chaplaun Mary Brechwald Sergeant at arms Penny Welt Vuce presudent Norma Blanchard Treasurer Rosella Isola FRONT ROW Publucuty Gaul Watkuns Secretary Glorua Watkuns Presudent Gerry Fransen Membershup un the Tru Ys us open to any MHS gurl who wull uphold the hugh standards set up by the clubs Theur chuef purpose us not only to mauntaun hugh standards of charac ter and conduct, but to extend ut throughout the communuty Advuser of Tru Y Gamma us Muss Lorraune Sherrer Fall and sprung otfucers BACK ROW Secretary Karen Coleman Representa tuve Judy Oluver Presudent Karen War hurst Publucuty Hauzelle Adams FRONT ROW Chaplaun Janet Eckle Sergeant at arms Roberta Herrung Vuce presu dent Judy Harold NOT PICTURED Treasurer Barbara Green Tri-Y Gamma BACK ROW: Roberta Clement Mary Brechwald Penny Welt Rosella Isola Norma Blanchard Jacque Cole Carol Haston. FRONT ROW: Jannett Abendschan Lila Sims Gail Watkins, Gloria Watkins Ann Turner Gerry Fransen Carlene Swanson Theresa Espinoza Rosemarie Aguiar Janet Boyd. Trl Ys Demonstrate Purpose Through Actuvutues Tru Y Lambda BACK ROW Charlene Rogers Ruth McNamara Melunda Roberts Barbara Malone Louanne Rogers lrma Noland Pat Wulluams Sarah Cuttung Lunda Dow Nancy Nelson Artue Lester Sharon Malone Carol Walker FRONT ROW Phyllus Deckwa Frances McLean Gayle Wallace Mullue Wagner Camelua Hahn Judy Pryor Duane Naka Margaret Savudge Marlene Olsen Pat Teague Judy McCloud Fall offucers BACK ROW Chaplaun Artue Lester Secretary Pat Wulluams Vuce presudent Lunda Dow Treasurer Sarah Cuttung FRONT ROW Presudent Charlene Rog ers Publucuty Manager Margaret Savudge Ser geant at arms Duane Naka Among the many actuvutues of the Tru Ys were makung Thanksguvung and Chrustmas baskets enterung floats un the Thanksguvung da s advuser us Mrs Esther Savudge, unstruc tor at Mark Twaun Modesto Hugh us truly proud of the Rally Executuve Commuttee and of the tune work they dud thus fall Through theur careful plannung and stagung of school rallues, theur long hours at pauntung posters, and theur abuluty to organuze and to supervuse half tume actuvuty the Rally Executuve nurtured a spurut un the Student Body that MHS shall long remember Rally advusers are Mr Roy Ottobonu and Mr Marvun Veregge Sprung offucers BACK ROW Presudent Artue Lester Publucuty Manag er Melunda Roberts Vuce presudent Sarah Cuttung Treasurer L u n d a Dow FRONT ROW Chaplam Camelua Hahn Sergeant at arms Margaret Sav udge Secretary Duane Naka Fall Rally Executuve BACK ROW Gerry Van Konynenburg Joan Mallea Barbara Wung Loretta Merenda Sandra Brown Betty Taylor Gay Grumm Marulyn Olson Muruam Cook Rutchue Verhaegen Karen Warhurst Jaclrue Fransen Joy Blackmon Barbara Green Sharon Adams Nuta Havener FRONT ROW Juanell Kennedy Judy Schubert Twyla Adams Vesta Kauffman Bonnue Blanton Sharon Gentry Marsha Kudd Sally Fox Carol Poncet Judy Harold Pattu Kuyou Gaul Watkuns Glorua Watkuns Rosalue Freddu 0 I n o e parade? holding candy sales. Tri-Y Lamb- Executive Generates School Spirit Students Appreciate the Out Of Doors go Gnrls Wlldlnte BACK ROW Sylvla Gates Karen Heaston Sandy Malone Norma Scholten Julla Scholten Carol Pratt Aberta Whrtt MIDDLE ROW Janice Kroeker Darlene Nlx Nancy Logan Phyllrs Butler Ann Helmnck Nancy Brown Arlene Pacheco FRONT ROW Jo Ann Tamura Donna Applegate Judy McCloud Judy Frltz Sandne Bapttste Linda Nichols Janet Ashcroft Fall offrcers Presldent Sylvra Gates Secretary Darlene Nux Treasurer Sandy Malone Repre sentatlve to MJC Nancy Logan NOT PICTURED Vlce presldent R e I n e Ledbetter The purpose ot the Boys and Gurls Wald lute Clubs IS to spark Interest In conserva tlon and IH nature Durlng the year, they took lomt field trips In October they went to Bug Basun February found them at Dodge Ridge tn the sprung they banded wnth the Scrence Club and lourneyed to San Francisco Sprung officers Presrdent Darlene Nux Vuce pres: dent Sylvia Gates Sec retary Janice Kroeker Fleld Trrp Chanrman Linda Nichols Repre sentatnve to MJC Nancy Logan Late In the sprung the Gtrls Wrldllfe took thelr annual camping trlp to Yosemlte In all It was an active year for the Wlldllfe groups Mrs Phyllis Gross Mlss Mary Gamble Mr Merlin Ludwig and Mr Paul Campbell advisers contrlbuted much to the clubs successful year Fall offucers Presudent Gordon Snyder Vuce presndent Rodney Myatt Secretary treasurer Mrke Colt Freld Tnp Repre sentatlve Marlo Brunettu Clerk Conrad Nuss baumer Sprung offtcers Presudent Rodney Myatt Secre tary treasurer C o n r a d Nussbaumer Field Trap Representatuve Ron Gar rxson Clerk Gary Shar ar NOT PICTURED Vrce presldent Jum Patton Boys Wlldllfe BACK ROW Rrchard Babmgton Bruce Nutson Mrke Colt Rrchard Prrce Bob McNutt Morro Brunettr Grlbert McDanreI Robert Brunettr Doug Mnchael Paul Johnson Ad Sharar Conrad Nussbaumer Doug Wtlham Dave Machado Dancer Rodney Myatt Thurlow Brown Dan Soranno Don vlser Paul Campbell MIDDLE ROW Adviser Merlun Ludwug Gary Jum Wroght Nlck Resso Gordon Snyder FRONT ROW Stuart Adams Jerry Jackmon Jum Eggers Denms Barber Ron Garrlson Q O fd, Q. tj, ,L 11 I .,, P f 111 tg g.t 4 , A 1 -1- gy. l '31 ' +5 5 1 . . . 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I ' Q ' I I - I I I I I r I V I 1 ' 1 r ' - I l I 1 1 ' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 I I 1 I I 1 I I I I ' 5 , - Artusts Record and Interpret Observatuons if Art Club BACK ROW Muss Glorua McCarthy advuser Joan Beck Jean McManus Peggy Gage Beets Jerry Beverly Nuckell Cynthuo Glenn George Muke Locey Charlue Bracco Danny Hutt Whute Phul Lunhares FRONT ROW Janet Ecke Nancy Mary Reese Sandra Taylor Mona Dolan Fall offucers Secretary Jean McManus Treasurer Joan Beck Presudent Phul Lunhares NOT PICTURED Vuce presu dent Ruchard Ruos Craftsmen Sprung offucers Busuness Manager Robert Soares Vuce presudent B ll Gonsalves Presudent Doug Bowman Marquetta Spear Evo Nuchols Joyce Avula Joan Gustun Marua Purrone Cynthua Copeland Marlene Olsen Elsue Cassuno Under the durectuon of Muss Chella Heaton and Muss Glorua McCarthy the Art Club took several fueld trups dur ung the year One of theur trups was to scenuc Carmel where they developed theur skull at sketchung the outdoors To uoun the Art Club a student must submut two of hus orugunal works, whuch are uudged by the Art Club members Sprung offucers BACK ROW Vuce presudent Charles Bracco Secretary Elsue Cassuno FRONT ROW Presudent Marua Purrone Treasurer Joan Beck Serve Department, School Craftsman Club members out standung uunuors and senuors of the Trades and lndustry Department, took charge of the reserved seat sectuon durung the football season besudes theur Club actuvutues fueld trups and a Prouect Show Mr Ogle Cluburn us the Club advuser Fall offucers Busuness Manager Duck Bushop Vuce presudent Doug Bowman Presudent Otus Applegate Craftsman Club BACK ROW Muke Smuth Doyle Caldwell Don Ruchardson Duck Bushop Carl Snook Darold Weaver Loren Case Marlun Gar ber Darroll Tuggle Larry Smuth FRONT ROW Charles Bullungton Phul Snyder Doug Bowman Davud Balsbaugh Otus Applegate Andrew Palle schu Robert Fuckel Bull Gonsalves Robert Soares Wrlters Dlsplay Creative Talent R... f' Wrlters Club Joel Roblnson Phulup Parton How ard Renchlmg Mr Wull Jumper advnser Rntchle Verhaegen Joanne Rummel Duane Barrett Mary Beth Holden Elsue Casslno Writers Club members meet monthly to analyze and to crmcnze each others work they must submit one orlglnal work at each meeting Membershlp as obtalned by submuttnng work to be ludged by the club members when membershup contests are announced Mr Wull Jumper IS the Writers Club adviser Sigma Beneflts School Through Service The Sugma HI Y as an organization which performs various servuces for the school and for the community One prolect which was greatly appreciated by all was theur obtalmng and decoratlng the huge Christ mas tree ID the mann hall Thus octave group of boys IS advnsed by Mr James Dlxon Fall offncers Vlce president Vernon Sprung OTTICSYS Presldent Henry Whnt Cowan Presldent Denms Glbson Chaplain Terry Caslxey Treasurer Henry Whstley Secretary Bob Sand ley Vlce president Jam Wrnght Treas urer Nick Resso Chaplain Dave Dun ham Secretary Phll Caskey Hlstorlan ldge Hustornan Ray Horn Sigma HI Y BACK ROW Wayne Johnson Nor Ronald Norvlel man Walker Terry Caskey Henry Whutley Ver non Cowan Rnchard Prnce Cennls Gubson Nucl: Resso Gordon Snyder Ray Horn Jurn Wrlght Gene Fuscalml FRONT ROW Ronald Norvuel Jnmmy Abendschan Bob Handsen John Blckel Phul Caskey Davnd Dunham Bob Sandudge Dar roll Tuggle Rossen Townsend Don Adams Pete Sabatmo, Harry James Ronald Ray fir Q - . 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I 1 1 I l I , : ' , I I I I ' 1 ' I r r 5 La Langue, les Gens de France Interessent ces Etudiants French Club BACK ROW Henry WhItley DavId Gallo Terry Caskey' George Papogeorge DavId CoolIdge Phll Caskey Jerry StIvers MIke Locey Stephen Bloyer advlser FRONT ROW VIYQIHIQ Johnson Grace BasInger Jannce Polnter Pat Tate Jean Deck ert Gay GrImm Mane Frelre Cameha Hahn Marlene Olsen John CutlIp Fall otfmers BACK ROW VIce presI SprIng OFFICSYS BACK ROW Presl dent Jerry STIVEYS Presldent Gay dent John Cutllp VIce presIdent Mar Grlmm Treasurer Henry Whnley lene Olsen Song Leader Jerry StIvers FRONT ROW Song Leader Pat Tate FRONT ROW Treasurer Grace Bas Secretary Cameha Hahn Inger Secretary Pat Tote The French Club was formed Wlfh the Idea In mlnd that such an organIzatIon would stImulate Interest not only In the French language but In the French people and customs They started off the year wIth a get acqualnted party for the new members Included among thelr many other GCTIVITIES was a Iolnt meetIng wIth the Downey HIgh French Club members Both clubs pre sented SKITS and exchanged Ideas on how to brIng the French people closer to our understandIng The annual hayrlde was postponed because of raIn, but the many other partIes compensated for It TheIr Spflng GCTIVITIES Included a trIp to the snow, and partIes featurmg French songs and games Mr Stephen Bloyer IS the French Club advuser La Lengua la Gente cle Espana Interesan a Estos Estucllantes Spamsh Club BACK ROW Jerry Llllenthal Bob Parodl Beverly Bernard Karen Warhurst Rnchard Corson Bull Honeycutt Gary Clasby Jerry lee Lauren Locey Ray Wllluns Bob Green MIDDLE ROW Karen Coleman Joann Colbert Joe Gallo Kay Stout, Carole Pratt Barbara Thompson Julia Scholten .lack Ramsey Marilyn Mltchel FRONT ROW Ron Garrison Jlm Reed Dan McCall Ann Turner Carol Poncet Sally Fox Gerry Van Konynenburg Joan Gushn Marla Bmda Donna Silva Mlss Marlon Spaan adviser The Spamsh Club IS a servuce organlzahon whose mann func tlon IS to contrnbute to the welfare of the school and to the communuty ln keeping with thelr pollcy Spamsh Club contrib utecl S10 to the March of Dames Club members started off the year with theur annual banquet honormg the new members Thelr prolect was to make cascarro nes for the sprung carmval Miss Marian Spaan IS the club adviser Fall offvcers right Treasurer Bob Parocll Secre tary Kay Stout President Gary Clasby NOT PICTURED Vlce presndent Charles Blspo Sprung offncers left BACK ROW Vnce president Bob Parodu Presldent Richard Corson FRONT ROW Secretary Marla Blnda Treasurer Ron Garrison Spamsh Club members are decoratmg eggs for the carmval It seems as though there are never enough cascarrones to sell at gala affanrs I . f I 5 Q 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 5 1 1 1 I I I I ' Z I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . , - 1 1 1 - , . 14 1 1 5 ' 1 . : I km x Lingua, Populus Romanus Horum Studentium Intersunt Latm Club BACK ROW Wayne Sutton Thomas Sllvagglo Bully Gllbreth Davud Krdd Bruce Nickerson Raymond Charron Phrllp Parton John Corglat MIDDLE ROW Bob Meanza Davnd Gallo Jean McManus Duane Meter Ingrid Johnson Rltchle Verhaegen Ruth McNamara Jeannue Dryden Marsha Kidd Vesta Kauffman Beverly DeWrtt Danny Soranno Advlser Mary Gamble FRONT ROW Rodney Myatt Douglas Gant Margaret Holden Mona Wllllams Lorna Rupp Mary Anne Rocha Bette Kldd Carol Ferrara John Husband Bully Soranno Latln Club membershlp us open to second year Latnn students and to those students nn Latun II who have mamtalned good grade averages Club meetmgs are held durlng advisory under the guidance of Mass Mary Gamble adviser The climax of the year for the Latm Clubbers was their traditional Roman Banquet Club members hold advlsory meetlng to discuss plans forthe Roman Banquet Bill? Fall and sprung officers BACK ROW Vlce president John Husband Secretary Rltchle Verhaegen President Bob Meanza FRONT ROW Program Chalrman Lorna Rupp Treas urer Mary Anne Rocha Progress Through Science Is Club's Theme Sclence Club BACK ROW Rachard Wend Rodney Myatt Charles Henmngs Make Colt Pat Howard Gary Clasby Jerry llllenthal Lauren Locey Hugh Maclean Gene Rossnter Bob Parodr FRONT ROW Marilyn Mrtchel Jerry Jackman Beverly DeWitt Frances Outland Nancy Logan Carol Ferrara Rosalmd Ambrose Kay Stout Roberta Peterson Dennis Sparks Jlm Follls Howard Reuchlrng The Scnence Club under the gurdance of Mr Lloyd Mitchell, met every second Tuesday evemng of every month at school At each meeting, besudes the usual business, Science Club offered a movne or speaker on various aspects of science that the members had ex pressed Interest In Most Sclence Club mem bers work on prolects throughout the year The laboratory as open from 3 30 to 5 00 on Wednesdays for students who wrsh to work on their progects For students Interested In sclence, the Sclence Club as very educational, besides bemg a lot of fun Spring offlcers Secretary Kay Stout Treas urer Beverly DeW1tt Presndent Gary Clasby Vnce presldent Howard Rerchllng Dr Cohen professor of brology at the MJC was one of the guest speakers Fall officers Vrce presudent Frances Outland Presrdent Beverly DeWntt Treasurer Nancy Logan Secretary Carol Ferrara at a Scuence Club meeting He spoke on lizards and amphlblans and show ed slides he had photographed Students Maintain High CSF Freshmen BACK ROW Sheila Tolbert Bonnie Fregglaro Barbara Fuller Mary Beth Butler Jane Berry Julie Jensen Carol Walker Larry Bailey Pete Van Kanynenburg FRONT ROW Jlm Follls Angus MacLean Barbara Shook Linda Follls Mary lmbesu Bill Gross Barry Harder Joel Robinson Fall officers BACK ROW Treasurer Charles Francis President Richard Corson Junior Rep resentatlve Bob Meanza Publicity Dan McCall FRONT ROW Vice president Ron Garrison Program Chairman Ritchie Verhaegen Soph omore Representative Jean Deckert Secretary Janice Kroeker Senior Representative Vesta Kauffman only organization whose membership is based solely upon scholarship lts 150 members must attain and maintain an honors grade aver age This means that on the basis of three points for an A and one point for a B a total of ten points each semester must be earned Two of the ten points may be earned through extra curricular activities CSF Sophomores BACK ROW Larry Benson Gary Hoagland Johnson Judy Orr Donna Bernard Valera Lusk Jean Deckert McElhaney Mike Locey, Charlie Bracco MlDDLE ROW Ronald Harmon Linda Broden, Jean McManus, Phyllis Butler, Barbara berta Peterson, Bette Kidd, Joan Mallea, Harry Kline FRONT RO Hahn, Pat Tote, William Elliot, Dale Blnckenstaff, Jack Cardoza, holtzer, Dorothy Coop Charlotte Whipkey, Phillip Parton, Bllly Larry Stephens Richard Van Konynenburg Joyce Foster Ingrid Myra Wells Mary Brechwald Eddie Burton Tom McManus Larry Marsh, Ross Schaffer Dwight Lee, David Kidd, Joan Deek, Mary Malone, Bobbie Dixon, Cynthia Copeland, Brenda Braskat, Ro W Mary Reese, Jim Eggers, Ken Beaman, Carol Fox, Camelna Douglas Gant, Karen Caruthers Nelda Gish Marquetta Over Soranno I 0 O if A 5 . E 32- 1 , . ' j r , , M , it , ffpkf 1 . if - , 'U 5 Q I ,L ' if The California Scholarship Federation is the ' l Il Il ' ll ll , , Standards Scholastically CSF-Seniors, BACK ROW: Jim Hoagland, Charles Francis, Dave Clay, Clifford Sharar, Kirk Barrett, Clifford Dean, Lauren Locey, Dave Gallo, Rodney Myatt, Conrad Nussbaumer, Frank Van Konynenburg, Tom Savage, John Brubaker, John Scheuber, Arlen Short, LeRoy Bertolero. MIDDLE ROW: Marilyn Mitchel, Gary Clasby, Bob Green, Karen Warhurst, Ann Riddle, Joann Colbert, Mona Williams, Sylvia Gates, Kay Stout, Beverly DeWitt, Marilyn Olson, Gerry Fransen, Marlene Olsen, Arletta Lester, Pat Williams, Judy Erickson, Vesta Kauffman. FRONT ROW: Dan McCall, Pat Howard, Grace Basinger, Marsha Kidd, Sally Fox, Carol Poncet, Betty Taylor, Sharon Gentry, Iris Chambers, Dianne Derrick,Carol Ferrara, Sandra Funk, Joann Oyler, Carol Funk, Margie Olson, Jo Ann Tamura. Besides the regular meettngs of CSF which are held once a month during school hours the club held a breakfast meeting in the cafe terra, and a formal, night meeting which the parents attended At this occasion, the new members and officers were installed, and the fall life members were presented their pins CSF advisers are Miss Ruth Morgan and Mr Eugene Mould Spring officers Publicity Dave Clay Treas urer Dale Blickenstaff Secretary Sylvia Gates President Lauren Locey Vice president Charles Francis CSF Juniors BACK ROW Marlin Gorver Jim Reed Karen Coleman Virgne Simmons Sue Barrett Sandy Malone Janet Boyd John Cutltp Marilyn Rose Penny Welt Rosella Isola Evelyn Van Duyn Bruce Nickerson Bob Meanza Larry Copeland Richard Carson Dave Dunham Jack Wilson MIDDLE ROW Mike Colt Lou Ann Marshall Ann Harland Janice Kroeker Linda Dow Diane Meter Darlene Nix Gloria Watkins Patti Klyol Judy Harold Ritchie Verhaegen Jackie Fransen Barbara Green Edith Bailey Joyce Clayton Carla Messomer Gerry Von Konynenburg Ron Garrison FRONT ROW Johnnie Webb Carol Walker Karen Heaston Linda Alexander Bonnie Blanton Marla Binda Mary Ann Rocha Margaret Holden Sally Thomas Portia Hulton Pa Cardoza Barbara Borba Joan Gustin Tom Wong Joe Gallo Bing Mah I 1 : , - , 1 , . Z . ,.. .3 2 , , 1 Q Q ' 4 1 1 1 r 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 r , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Y 1 1 1 1 1 - They Practice Brotherhoo YFC MEMBERSHIP Fall offucers left BACK ROW Presudent Sylvna Gates Treasurer Charlene Rogers Secretary Gerry Van Konynenburg Song Leader Sally Thomas FRONT ROW Vlce president Norman Gardiner Publicity Margaret Holden Sprung officers nght BACK ROW Publicity Larry Burchett President Jlm Phllllps Vlce presldent Sally Thomas FRONT ROW Secretary Grace Baslnger Soclal Chairman Portla Hilton NO' PICTURED Treasurer Judy McCloud The Youth for Christ organlzatlon IS made up of students who are Interested In further mg good will and brotherhood not only at Modesto Hugh but throughout the community and nation They hold IOIDT meetings wlth or ganlzataons from other cuties set up contests between towns to see who can get the most members to attend their meetlngs Buble learning IS also lncluded In thelr many actlvl tres MISS Alice Ahlberg IS the YFC adviser Holdlng theur meeting out in the open are the YFC of-ficers and club members Future Teachers Form New Club FTA MEMBERSHIP Fall offlcers Voce president Sandra Funk Treasurer Carol Ferrera Pres: dent Vesta Kauffman Seecretary Karen Warhurst The Future Teachers of America was organuzed IH the late sprung of T956 by a group of Interested stu dents led by Miss Helen Moser The club IS sponsored lountly by the P TA and the MTA and IS to help students nnterested un teachung to understand the profession FTA advusers are Mrs Evelyn Coleman and Mr Tom Yonker Sprung offlcers Treasurer Sandra Funk Vlce president Valera Lusk Secretary Vesta Kauffman Presndent Gerry Van Konynenburg Students Correspond With People In Foreign Fall and sprung offncers Vnce pres: dent Pat Tmkham Secretary Juamta Barkhousen Presldent Mary Anne Rocha :zzz .J-ii 1 aw H? whiz Membershup nn Pen Pals ns open to any student who us Interested nn learmng about people In other lands Through movres dlscussnons and especually through dlrect correspondence Pen Pal members become ac qualnted with the customs and the problems of our nelghbors Pen Pal advuser vs Mrs Fern Zancanaro Pen Pals BACK ROW Juanita Sood Grace Reyes Juanlta Barlxhousen FRONT ROW Mrs Fern Zancanaro advaser Bonnle Perrm Pat Tmkham Mary Anne Rocha -'IS QI . , 7'Y Lands Sk: Slopes Are Favorlte Rendezvous SKI CLUB MEMBERSHIP The Sk: Club IS an organuzatnon whrch actively participates In the winter sport skl mg Anyone may loan from amateurs to pros Among theur many actuvmes the Sk: Club took two traps to the snow and saw fulrns on Dodge Ridge and sknng Dues are 5 50 plus the extra expenses of boots and skis Mass Mary Serra as the Club adviser SKI CLUB MEMBERSHIP Fall and sprung off ce s Presnde t Dan McCall Treasurer Gay G umm Secre tary Rosalie Serpa Vlce p es dent R :hard Wend Athletes' Motto ls Teamwork and Spirit Fall officers: President Jim Greaves, Vice-president Charles Bispo. NOT PICTURED: Secretary-treasurer Don Crutchfield. EQ is Q? 5 1 ' swf? Block M, BACK ROW: lips, John Richardson, Jim Hoagland, Jim Phil- Billy Gilbreth, Gene Ros- siter, Chuck Francis, Dirk Van Konynenburg, Anderson. FRONT ROW: Jerry Chapman, Bob Frank Gonsalves, Dennis Sparks, Jim Greaves, Bill Honeycutt, Bob Green, Ray Embrey, Jim Robinson, Ray Podesto, Paul Anderson, Ran Connacher. All Block M members must have earned a letter in o varsity sport or have played for three successive years in any one sport. To promote good will and spirit between athletes of different sports, they participated in social activities together. Some of the highlights of the year for the Block M Society were the faculty-senior basketball game, the donkey basketball game, and the joint barbeque with GAA. Mr. Barney Anooshian is the Block M adviser. AF. Spring officers: President Charles Bis po, Secretary-treasurer Rodney Niles Vice-president Frank Gonsalves. BACK ROW: Karl Finch, Hamlin Burch, Jerry McAdams, Glenwood Wright, Rodney Myatt, Carl Snook, Charley Bispo, Rodney Niles. FRONT ROW: Ronald Crum, David Balsbaugh, John Brubaker, Dallas Cole, Tony Guzman, Jim Wright, Ray Chancellor, Jerry Stivers, George Crowley, Ed Cobleigh. They're The Key To Service Key Club BACK ROW Harold Crumpley John Wilson Clifford Sharar Bill Caughran David Dunham Bill Hatch Richard Cor son Jim Reed Grant Anderson Pete Fagottl Mr Leonard Maley adviser MIDDLE ROW Bob Meanza Eddie Burton Ron Rhyno Dennis Williams Jerry Stivers David Kidd Ron Garrison Gary Hoagland Fred Evans FRONT ROW Dale Bllckenstaff Jack Cardoza Jim lsham William Elliot Jerry Eble Walter Leaman Duane Nelson Mike Mello Gary McMvllen Jim Follus Lauren Lacey The membership of Modesto High Key Club is open to young men funcludmg Freshmenl with a desire to serve the school, community, and city Membership mendatlons from the faculty The purpose of Key Club is to develop initiative and leadership and to provide experience ln living and working together The meetings were held in Room Sl from 8 35 to 8 55 Dues are Sl 00 per semester The Key Club prolects for this year mas party for the State Hospital selling tickets at the basketball games played at MHS Fall officers left BACK ROW Junior Representative Ron Rhyno Secretary Gary Hoagland Senior Representative Ray Horn Vice president Richard Carson FRONI' ROW Treasurer Bob Meanza Historian .lim Reed President Lauren Lacey Sprung officers right BACK ROW Historian Gary Hoagland Sergeant at arms Harold Crumpley President Ray Horn MIDDLE ease-e ROW Junior Representative Bob Meanza Sophomore Representative David Kidd Senior Representative Laur en Lacey FRONT ROW Vice president Ron Garri son Secretary Ron Rhyno Treasurer Jerry Eble Guest speaker, Dell Riddle, prefe ' -.1 talk on topic Do l have to be something I ' ' ' ' , : : . is by application to the club and by recom- include: magazine collections and a Christ- ' I 1 . NFL Promotes Interest ln lnterscholastlc Oratory NFL BACK ROW Dan McCall Jon Glaves Bob Meanza .lam Reed Bruce Nlckerson Rnchard Babmgton Davnd Coolndge Leon Whntalrer Pat Howard MIDDLE ROW Sylvla Gates Kay Stout Vngne Snmmons Karen Coleman Phyllns Butler Rntchne Verhae gen Ron Garrison lrvm Whnte Mrs Mary Rutter adviser FRONT ROW Nancy Logan Nancy Spear Georgua Lantznester LaVern Mendoza Duane Nelson Larry Stott Anme Schmldng Gene Harter Jlmmue Carter The National Forensuc League at MHS us the leadmg chapter In Northern Callforma This year they partlclpated In over fufteen dlstrlct and natnonal tournaments Speech students earn ponnts to gam membershrp Into NFL then they work toward theur ment, honor, excellence, and dISlll lCllOt1 awards Mrs Mary Rutter IS the NFL advlser Fall otfncers left BACK ROW President Dan McCall Recorder Jon Glaves Treasurer Leon Whitaker FRONT ROW R corders Vlrgle Simmons Sylvla Gates Secretary Karen Cole man NOT PICTURED Vlce president Wlnnle Allen Spring officers right BACK ROW Recorder .lon Gloves Treasurer Jam Reed Recorder Leon Whltaker FRONT ROW Vice presldent Dan McCall R corder Vnrgne Simmons Pres: dent Karen Coleman Secretary Kay Stout no NFL members happnly unspect trophues earned through speech actlvltles The trophles were awarded to speakers and teams of Modesto Hugh 0 0 Q E Q . 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I .- , t W 4 0 Vocal and Instrumental Combine Talents Fall ottucers BACK ROW Presudent Dan McCall Hustoruan Davud Clay Sergeant at arms Kurk Barrett FRONT ROW Vuce presudent Mary Gentry Secretary Barbara Baker Treasurer Carol Ferrara Mu Eta Sugma BACK ROW Dan McCall KTrk Barrett Dave Clay Mona Wulluams Yvonne Lam bert Sandra Malone Barbara Thompson FRONT ROW John Cutlup Mary Gentry Roberta Herrung Barbara Baker Carol Ferrara Sandue Baptuste Janet Ashcroft Mu Eta Sugma us cu musuc honor so cuety open only to lunuors and senuors who are members of the band orches tra or concert chour Audutuons are held at the begunnung of each semesfer ac ceptance us based upon solo abuluty The prospectuve members are ludged by Muss Mary Gamble Mr Paul Cope land and Mr Robert Wung They Work Towarcl Better Publuc Fall otfucers Sergeant at arms Conrad Nussbaumer Vuce presudent Ruchard Wend Presudent Carole Follus Secre tary Pat Thomas Treasurer Phul Gallo The Speech Club of MHS us an out growth ot Mrs Mary Rutters Parlua mentary Procedure class Sunce tormatuoru the club has had a Chrust mas and a Valentunes Day Party The Speech Club us open to any turst year speech student Mrs Mary Rutter us the Speech Club advuser Speech Club BACK ROW Phul Gallo Dennus Gub son Conrad Nussbaumer Stanley Thomas Ruchard Wend Arlen Short Keuth Bauman FRONT ROW Carole Follus Dorus Mann Suzanne Plumb Norma Bauman Rosemarue Aguuar Pat Thomas Joanne Rummel Advuser Mary Rutter Sprung offucers Presudent John Cutlup Secretary Mary Gentry Vuce presudent Barbara Baller Hustoruan Roberta Herrung Treasurer Yvonne Lambert Speakung Sprung offucers BACK ROW Sergeant at arms Phul Gallo Vuce presudent Den nus Gubson Presudent Ruchard Wend FRONT ROW Secretary Suzanne Plumb Treasurer Dorus Mann My 'wi fi Trained Students Run School Equipment Managers Thurlow Brown Bob Green Pat Lyon Dave Stmnett Officers Tournament Manager Ball Burch Vice president Bob Burch Pres: dent Gary Clasby 4 f fffgwfg Y T 4 Lg A121423 ' 14 Projector Club, BACK ROW: Mr. Jim Price, Curtis Driver, Bob Green, Charles Bispo, Ray Chancellor, Dave Stinnett, Richard Surpine. FRONT ROW: Jim Follis, Donald Horton, Pat Lyon, Gary Muelrath, Thurlow Brown, Richard Clark, Barry Harder, Jay McGuftey. Progector Club membership consists of boys specially trained to operate the various audio visual equipment at MHS They add much to the classroom curriculum, for without their help many teachers would not use the equipment The club adviser IS Mr Jim Price Club Centers Upon Game Of Slall The Chess Club meets Wednesday during 4a lunch and Thursday and Friday during 4b lunch Anyone IS welcome to come to learn to play A continuous tournament is conducted to determine the outstanding players of the club The adviser is Mr Lars Bennett Chess Club BACK ROW Carl Goerlz Terry Caskey Dennis Gibson Lauren Lacey James McGowan FRONT ROW Gary Clasby Terrell Goodloe Bob Schrum Bob Burch William Burch 0? AWN U34 . . v ,lr : I I I I . . - . . , 1 I I - , 1 . . , 2 ' , , ' ' , , ' : I I I I V' 2 ' f f 0-----wvs--mir...-. IL , , 3 Q ,W ,. t I , 4 'Y' . ,TTT ' ,the V , Qt, 'V - I ,' of If 7 W ,. .3 , ,V 2 , N, 1' 3 j, f' . , ,. , 7, Q I, , ,, . ,mt ,, 14 Road Runners Promote Safety In Driving Membership of Road Runners Any student who has a drivers license may loin the Road Runners Their mam purpose as to further automobile safety Their activities included field trips and club parties under the direction of Mr Eugene Dyke, adviser Fall and spring officers Sergeant at arms Ed Coblengh Secretary Bob Cad well Vice president Ray Chancellor President Bob Slate Sportsmen Organize To Form New Club With the guidance of Mr Tom Yonker a large number of sports loving students banded together to form the Sportsman s Club The Idea of having the club was sparked In Mr Yonkers American History classes but soon their enthusiasm spread until now from 300 to 500 students participate in the various club activities Members were organized according to interests into groups and under the leadership of students in those groups took field trips and participated in sports together The Sportsmans Club provided a lot of fun as well as the opportunity to make friends All students are Invited to loan Sportsman's Club Directors, BACK ROW: Manuel Perry, Jim Mott, Joe Salles, Charles Billington, Don Adams, Wayne Johnson, Robert Selsted. MIDDLE ROW: Donald Horton, Rita Paseri, Susan Barrett, Myra Wells, Roberta Peterson, Richard Surpine. FRONT ROW: Eva Nichols, Bette Korhuniak, Ann Turner, Mr. Tom Yonker, adviser. -Inn .V-rf Fall offrcers Reporter Pat Hoover Vnce presrdent Maxme Colto Treasurer June Welch Presudent Barbara Goulart Students Develop Buslness Leadership causes, but FBLA BACK ROW Emyle Olmstead Dorothy Dras .lune Welch Irene Headly Trudy Prfferunu Maxme Colto Ann Harland MIDDLE ROW Evelyn Van Duyn Mona Dolan Barbara Cataruno Barbara Goulart Llnda Gross Pat Thomas Karen Caruth Beverly Pometta Mary Greene Irrs Chambers Sandy Funk Joann Oyler Carol Funk Pat Hoover Sprung offlcers BACK ROW Treasurer Emyle Olmstead Secretary June Welch FRONT ROW Vnce presrdent Pat Hoo ver Reporter Joann Oyler Presrdent Maxine Colto Wlth Mr John McCatfery as thelr advuser, FBLA members learned about the busmess world The Club IS open to any student enrolled rn a busmess sublect Retailers Learn Art Of Merchandlzmg The Retallmg Club consists of students In Mr Harry Sternbergers third and fourth peruod retallrng classes Therr actrvmes Included a trrp to Long Beach, and many vnsrts to local stores Members are encouraged to work on prolects Mr Harry Stelnberger us the club advrser O ff Juamta Havener Treasurer Ray Podesto Vnce president Vmson Chase Presndent Rach ard McFarren IC e r s Secretary Retallmg Club, BACK ROW Cllfford Sharar, Jlm Thranllull, Make Salter, Warren Carroll, Derald Weaver, Gabnel Rose FRONT ROW Mrrlam Cook, Donna Carlson, Joanne Rummel, Sharon Gentry, Charlotte Woodard I O f ,,, W K - Q f 3 f 9 2 ' ' Q 4 ,V Q 4' ' R T' 'ri ' Wg gg L , . , 1 fc, A ' '. 8 ll 1' 'J ' l I .. l . l X 1 fr 2 x ' le 'I J' G lr ers, Elalne Goulart. FRONT ROW:,Sharon Gentry, Q , I . , , ' , Vi .. . , . . . . l I I tf v I o 1 l s c - Q , Vp... I' 1 . bs x F x I 4 s ,ff t G 3 fu w t f 41+-'-1 134' , X ww ,Q ig. :Tx , 9.13 sz- - f Q '- ww ,V wi af' fy, X .Y . , . ,f 6 ?ff?Zff5r7 f 1 ' Vim ' 1 f . lfxI'4,: KW ' u Qt-5 -. . ,Q gg, H ' if fW,,.'4 7 f- QJH1. 3,2 I y ff hm' , .455 ,vu 4--,I I . . ,V Y ,. I V Q .V ...MVA-.Q I . f v '7 '1f. .h -' X- , , . 2 42 , c- -H' ' ,r A , x . h -Qllu.. , tw. . , , o . .. P .a..f,.,.,, I' I : by ' ., .,.. . Q f ' .-A 'I ' Q fx L 33 1 s ' ' A V S 1 Line Coach Barney Anooshian Season Captain Karl Finch '6 4-99 Modesto Modesto Modesto Modesto Oakdale 0 Lodi 20 Stockton 6 McClatchy 13 Spells f 102 1' Q Modesto Modesto Modesto Modesto Modesto Downey I3 Dons 6 El Camino 6 Grant 20 Turlock I2 rl Alu, 'iw l l X Baclcfielcl Coach Jim Price O fo fl -392. Season Captains Lloyd Humphry and Charles Bispo ff Q 301' . -Q I5 x t 1 1 ,A an '?- E 4'Jv I A 'p Q Q7 'V 1 ' ' 5 I 'Q if F I Q 'Q 91 f 3 Y 3' 3' 'J 13 74 i 15 qc ?B 3 3, Q in du if R :J - t Q., mg 9 'jqg-'4 .f? 3i lfff xi, s .TJ t' .?iff h Q f iw 43 17-1 . M ,Q - x 6 f , 1 Q sg :sf 3 'i ti 5 Q 2 9 1 3 ii? Panthers Play Harder As Season Goes O wr , -N Q ,..,.l g 'N L21 M aff ef irq, ,?I 'Fl 4 4 x !f 'm-2. 'A -In A- Q4l. ag, 32 5 3.5 I' A - 5 ,Q if rs? N9 Q , fum! ' 4, V,AV,U,,,? ,. Q 1, fav 4 8 4 'Wt ,Jig f 4, .Mink Modesto Panthers started the season off with practice scrimmages against Merced and Manteca. After polishing up various mistakes, the Big Cats traveled to Oakdale on September 21 to win their first game from the Mustangs. The league opener against Lodi on the home turf provided thrill after thrill before a climax of a 20 to 20 tie game. The following Thursday the Panthers took another win, from the Stockton Colts, with a splendid team ef- fort pulling through 18 points to 6 of Stockton. C. K. McClatchy's hopes of upsetting MHS were shattered on Cctober 12 as Modesto came from behind to defeat the spirited Lions 22 to 13. The following Friday the big question was Can the small but determined and spirited Panthers come through to conquer the powerful Downey Knights? The answer came at the sound of the gun in the final quarter with the Panthers, surrounded by a blaze of glory, on the big end of a2O to 13 score. The varsity held its undefeated record intact for the next two weeks with victory over Norte Del Rio bya 51 to 6 score and El Camino with 21 points to the Eagles' meager 6. Ray Podesto fires a pass intended for Frank Gon- zales in the annual Turlock Thanksgiving game. Grlclclers Seek Championship Fullback Jlm Wright scampers around a Turlock defender in the Turkey Day game The Panthers were on top of a 34 to 20 score as the gun went off on November 8 thus establishing cr new MHS record of consecutive games without a setba ck Grant impressed as a real power but succumbed to the fine running passing of the Panthers The kickoff of the final Sac Joaquin Conference encounter of the Panthers at Turlock on Thanksgiving Day marked the start of a gridiron battle that proved them one of the finest teams ln MHS history The Panthers won the game 25 to 12 but not before the underdog Turlockers made a real tussle out of the affair lt was a typical Modesto Turlock game, a battle right down to the wire At the start of the season the Panthers were lust one of many fine teams rn the strong Sac Joaquin Conference However, they worked hard er than any opponents and were able consistently to out play them The Big Cats captured the league scoring honors, another championship and the Sac Joaquin Conference trophy for keeps . u . 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McClatchy's Lion cubs handed the B Team its first league defeat October i2 at Hughes Stadium in Sacramento. Downey and the Kittens were tied in the league with a l and l record when the big, little game decided MHS was the team that showed teriffic team effort and all-out performance in beating the Pages l4 to 6 on October i9 at the MJC Stadium. . A314241 .gil Season, But Take No Trophy Panther B's then took the next two Sac-Joa- quin league games from Norte Del Rio Dons 25 to 0 and the El Camino Eagles 20 to 7. A tough Grant Pacer B team edged the Kitten eleven with a T6 to T3 score on the home Field November 8. An undefeated, untied, and unscored upon B team from Turlock played host to the MHS B's in the preliminary on Thanksgiving Day. Undefeated and untied, the champion Bullpups remained, but not unscored upon. The score at the sound of the Final gun Found the Kits on the short end of a 27 to l2 score. The B'shad a rathersuccessful season, starting with a green bunch of boys, but molding intoa really good ball team. Quarterback Ron Garrison plunges through a horde of Downey defenders to score a touchdown in the little Big Game. On a tackle-eligible play, right tackle Dwayne Carl McCutcheon, Kitten fullback, races around Hardenbrooksnags a high pass to keep the Kitten's right end for yardage in the Turlock game as a hopes high in the Turlock game. Turlock defender pursues. 113 Barney Anooshian , Coach Sophomores Plan For The Future The first practice for the Sophomore A football team was held on Friday, September 7. Barney Anooshian stated at that time that the team included the biggest and most agile fresh- men to come to Modesto in years. The young Panther sopho- more team lost to the powerful Ripon Redskin. The main rea- sons for the loss were inexperience and the excitement of the game. The second game of the season proved to be unsuccessful, as MHS lost to the Turlock Bulldogs. The game proved to be beneficial, as the boys showed improvement in tackling and blocking. Modesto lost to its cross-town rival by a score of 6 to 0. This was the only encounter this year that Modesto dropped to Downey. Even though the Sophomores didn't win many games, they gained valuable experience that will help them in the future. Throughout the year, the team tasted de- feat again and again. But the club didn't crumble or lose de- termination. This is the brand of athlete which MHS is proud of. These boys whofought for MHS with the best that they had are going to make the varsity squad go some day. Freshman Continued Undefeated The frosh grid season started out with much enthusiasm, sixty-three football players turned out for the frosh team. Coach Neal Smith exclaimed that the team appeared at this time to be an average freshman squad. This was a prediction of a good team, since Mr. Smith's frosh clubs have a reputation for being strong. In the opening game of the season, the Panther freshmen scalped the Ripon Papooses by a 24-I8 score. Coach Neal Smith was very impressed with the development of his squad and commented that the game was o team effort. ln the second game, the freshmen defeated the Cougars on the home field of the Cougars. Modesto remained undefeated by con- quering their cross-town rivals. Modesto frosh faced an easy task, as they scored in every quarter against the Turlock Bulldogs. In the last three games of the season, the team played with real determination and team work. These factors proved to be the reason that they were undefeated. Assistant Coach Jim Francis, Head Coach Neal Smith, Assistant Coach Tom Yonker. '--I---1-A........,,,...-.. ,ss . BACK ROW: F. Bradbury, S. Davis, M. Hensley, B. Fulkerson, R. Hamlin, M. Alcamo, G. Sharar, D. Rainey, H. Snow, W. Verplank, M. Morgan, C. List, B. Witt, D. Peterson, A. Hurlimann, P. Fagotti, L. Bays, T Watkins,W. Crumpley, R. Preston, B. Selsted, and mgr. L. Renfro. MIDDLE ROW: M. Ellenburg, A. DeSoto R. Bentley, M. Amaral, H. Lee, L. Nunez, F. Evans, J. Wallace, l.. Wing, F. Helmick, B. Barney, W. Mit- chell, M. Martinez, G. Muelrath, N. Trinidad, N. Stahr, J. Marasovich, D. Brechwald, and E. McGregor FRONT ROW: L. Madruga, P. Evans, M. Perry, R. Slate, V. Snow, S. Walker, D. Nelson, F, Richardson W. Shields, D. Hodges, J. Sullivan, D. Horton, L. Harris, D. Kelly, L. Turner, A. Cole, M. Love, J. McGowan - I - I 115 6 BACK ROW Bull Holt Wayne Gnlloert Donald McClendon HamlunBurcl1 MIDDLE ROW Roy Ellus zales Jum Greaves Jrm Plrnllups Jam Harden Modesto Flve Enloy A Better Season Gonzales attempts a lay ln whsle Flncln follows up Barney Anooslrnan Coach Rodney Niles, Jim Hoagland, Karl Fineh, Jerry Chapman. l:RONT ROW: -Jerry McAdam, .Frank Gon C I Q Gonzales trves an all rmportant lump shot during the Norte Del Rao game Modesto Barney Anooshlcn lost by the score of 55 to 53 Coach They Arm For Next Years Varsity BACK ROW Don Vanderkar Wayne Cprlbert Harley Pyle Rrclward Corson FRONT ROW Roy Ellus Norman Teeples Don Crutctmfneld Allen Johnson Jolwn Wilson Jerry McAdam ! Y-Mi 'S P X - ..g- , r 4. 4' ,BQ . ,5 V www P , Karl Fmch ns puctured shooting over the close guard Fmch scores again to the dnsmay of Stockton de mg of the Tracy defenders Fenders Modesto came out on the short end of the score To The Teams Success .hm Harden Frank Gonzales Jum Greaves Sensor Jumor Semor Guard Guard Guard I t , 3 McEll'1oney gets off o two pomter ogcrlnst Norte Del Rno Modesto B s proved to be the vnctors Larry McEll1oney dusputes wutlw on umdentufled player For the possessnon of the ball Bs Put Forth Endurance And BACK ROW Orvue Elwess Ed Bowman Roy Embrey MIDDLE ROW Don Cook Bob Teufel Wayne Lunclsoy CorlMcCutclweon FRONT ROW HenryWolls Erme Arnold Lorry McEll'1aney ,ur em fr' . , . r l w I : I I ' : I I , . : , , . - 5 x M if y W ' K, N po be ' x gy K l tg 5 1 15 . fix ,MG- . . V Xi, ? .34 'Aim 9 1 S K 5-w ,I I F ,. we V. W- .--Q , Q1 N X xt ,C 9 X . - Q 1 Wt Curl Porrull Coach McElhoney pots two ogomst Lodi Modesto come out on top ogonn Effort To Have A Successful Season McCutcheon makes o volucnt try on McCutcheon huts For two to help defect o loym durmg the Lodi game McClatchy s Luon Cubs we X X Q. J' I . . . . . , . . . t ' w t N 4 Ni' i Coaches Jum Price Merlun BACK ROW Davnd Lee Doug Muchaels Doug Tuller Don Wayland Ludwrg Don Warhursf FRONT ROW Charlie Lambaren Eddie Burton George Wagner They Are The Future Greats of MHS MP1 and 5 ,C 1 ........ BACK ROW Mano Marhnez Bud Watt Ted Wafkuns Bull Hatch Tyroe Harrus MIDDLE ROW Vnrgnl Snow Make Mello Gary Sharrar RonCole Frank Helmuck FRONT ROW Larry Turner Bull Barney Larry Wing Adolph Hurlrman David Duke Monroe Love 1 BACK ROW Pete Fagofh Frank Bradbury Pere Van Konynenburg MIDDLE ROW Paul Sanford Charles lrvun Norval Pumenfal Vrrgul Snow FRONT ROW Phnl Epperson Shorty Newman Frank Helmrck Ii ir Coach Tom Yonker Coach James Dixon - 4 A 453' ' Y 1 g , F . Q A. ' 5, . -f.,..,4 X ' 5 KX 1 . . 6,1 if 6 f Q . . I . 2 . I . I I T I : - I . I ' 2 QQ- - Y ' if Q 23 3 x ff? in ' L fl: . .,g 5? A . 5 ,...,.l.r, L u P 3 ig , I , . , . X - E ,. fm- . It , V I f 4 S, , 3 1 Q 22 R 3 I T we J . J 3 ly z 7- I - Q ,' k : . . I . I . I . I . . : . . I . I I , ' 0 7 1 . 1 . I T I . I ' if : ', , . : I . I . I . . . : ' , , ' . Conclutuonung Pays Off Modesto Hugh School s varsuty baseball squad reported for practuce at full strength wuth many returnung lettermen and upcomung under classmen vyung For posutuons Coach Duck Wundemuth stated that he was lookung Forward to a good season because of the abundance of tal ent avaulable to full all ofthe posutuons Followung the addutuon of basketball players, the team was at full strength wuth the Furst practuce game a weekaway The furst Few sessuons were devoted to the mental aspects of the game Coach Wundemuth explauned to the prospectuve players what was expected of them and the wr properattutude for them to carry H also pounted out some ofthe fu ner pounts of the game Wuth the comung of better weather the eager baseballers started workung out They carrued the rught attutude from the Furst day of prac WM gifs tuce If attutude and potentualuty make the team thus year s was MW 4 M champuonshup bound Supervusung the varsuty baseball team us Coach Duck Wundemuth '7 'Z'5l9'3 WQYSM WEAR A1319 Maw WW ?4 spasm ,vw-E--nv.. .,. 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W, . fl- 1 ,Q -u mv scyfrnlu. ,. 4 f ' - W- n, , 7,8 I fZ4f!n, M '4 n 3'v.Au ff z- - Y- X ' u Varsuty Baseball Team of T957 4 Team members are Hamlln Burch Bob Team members are Jam Pbrllups Jerry Green and Jim Greaves Shvers and Frank Gonzales Panther Nlne lnvades Team members are Norman Gardener Ray Poclesto Bull Honeycutf Rodney Nules and Charles Plaster 1 I I a 1 I O I I , . h--Aa Junior Varsity Baseball Team of T957 Team members are Billy Gilbreflw Jerry Team members are Alan Johnsfon Ray Chapman and Jim Hoagland Wilkins and Mike Marfinez U pponenfs With Success Team members are Jim Harden, Charlie Bispo, Carl McCuTcl'meon, and Jerry McAdam. B's Build For The Future Approximately 20 members reported for spring practice of the Mo- desto High B Baseball squad. The B's, unlike football and basketball classification, are entirely composed of sophomores. The sophs started practicing early so as to be ready for the 16 games on their schedule. The team practiced and played its games at Mark Twain this year. Coach Carl Parrill stated that Henry Walls, Ross Schaeffer, Paul Sanford, and Eddie Burton were potential varsity stars. There were many other good prospects, however, as the team was two deep at every position. Henry Walls is pictured in the act of delivering a pitch during warm ups. lt takes much practice to C0GCl'1 C-Gfl Pdfflll have form like this. 1 1 z Taking a healthy cut is Doug Gant Practice makes perfect you know , -rfffiif BACK ROW Mr E Lewis B Gllette H Stroll E Burton P Borum J Cook J Thrarlklll THIRD ROW K Truman T McManus H Walls J lsham D Blrckenstaff D Merenda Mgr B Cutlrp SEC OND ROW P Sandford D Dunn B Johnson K Boyer D Ganf R Alberta FRONT ROW B Burch R Schaeffer C lrvrn M Freeman J Cardoza J Hosley . , . . . E .. . 9. . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . . . - . . , . , . , . , . . , . , ., . . : . , . , . , . , . ,. . :. , , . , . ,. ,. . we Freshmen team of 1957 Practucmg the fundamentals of base runmng ns Mano Martunez Joe Strong IS nn the act of receuvnng the baseball w Duane Nelson puts the tag on Mulce Alcamo Modesto Hlgh's Freshman baseball team started practuce wuth about thnrty prospectuve candndates These boys hadn't much opportunity to practace For the first Few games because of ram. The team played a Full schedule of l5 games. The squad IS coached by Mr. George Kung These eager youngsters show a great deal of promnse for the foun datuon of future varsuty squads. The frosh were blessed wrth an abun dance of talent and fnelded a squad whuch IS very well balanced. durung a practuce sludung sessuon Coach George Kung A Track Squad of 1957 Track and Field Draw Many Athletes Modesto High School track activity was the first spring sport to get underway, beginning with the Annual Inter-Squad Meet and the Mo- desto Downey Relays ln the Inter Squad competition a new record was set in the broad lump of 21 6 besides a new mark in the class B 160 low hurdles as the Comets scored 19 2 a tenth of a second off the old record ln a practice meet against Merced the 100 220 relay and 440 records were all broken This indicates the great potential evident at the beginning of the season Coach Neal Smith Finch hurdles to victory for Modesto High School Shooting for another year s record is Gilbert during a practice track meet Ramirez who looks forward to a good season .1-- W tmmmr-mal 3k qw to--wiv I I I . 4 v - - I ' ' ' , , , 5 E , vu .I it M, A g 1. r Q , tr rg, K , 1 A Kam ,. . r , A V 'ij ,V ---w..,... ..., ,,, ,, 5 ' 1.3 , V 1 . 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M 11. -- ' Vi 4 W 'fav'- , . .r.,r A V , X '-- .-i- - wi fi W 4 'ff 1 A 3' 'f , H ..., 4 A ' ,9 -I - 'f'L.,. ., , 'fri ggi ffrriftiwklffi' 128 Flying up and over wath very llttle duffxculty rs Roy Wheeler Mus NJ The crndermen un all three classes A B and C un Comets and Mercurles showed a lot of spark un the meets agaanst squads from Downey Merced Oakdale Hughson Sonora Stockton Tra cy Lodr Rvpon Turlock and Escalon and rn the Stockton Relays North South dual meet sub conference conference and sectuonal meets Many new MHS marks were set and a lot of hugh scores recorded on behalf of the hefty Panthers The A relay team proved to be one of the top nn the conference wr th three of the returnrng men who went to the state meet last year Coach Neal Smith was not dusappomted un hrs hopes For a good all around team wrth only a few weak spots thus year cles and Determination Break Records C Track Squad of T957 WW Charlue Lee breaks the tape un the practrce meet wuth Merced Assustant Coaches Jrm Prnce and Don War hurst ,, :M 5 as A ff . lu l ,. A 3,2 .5 , Y ff? Ye a ,, K 1 , . f , . , ,,, ' ef. ,Q ', , Y 4 I .rr ur- fs 1 . . . . . 1 1 1 ,K 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . ,, 1 1 1 1 - I ' 1 1 . + . . l o o Landing after a good jump is junior Maurice Clark. Two Modestans strain to catch a leading Merced sprint- Maurice shows tremendous potential in the broad jump. er during a practice meet. Eugene Boone is trying his best to shave the leader's lead. Cindermen Set Track On Fire B Track Squad of 1957 Giving all he has, but not succeeding is Everyone is tensed as Modestoand Merced C sprint- Doug Thomas. Doug is C competitor, ers are set to go. The C sprinters hope that these starts will benefit them in the future. Qwhcti we 130 o, 4 Modesto's Ted Lamphear goes after the mid- BACK ROW: Captain KenCarman, Dallas Cole, Harrison Lee, Jay Wallace, riff of Linden opponent Jerry Swan in an un- Roy Bentley, Ed Cobleigh, Ted Lamphear. MIDDLE ROW: Jack Robinson, limited weight class match. Tom Savage, Lawrence Bays, Perry Evans, Danny Carter, Larry Nunez. FRONT ROW: Bobbie Siler, Richard Andrews, Fred Evans, Robert Crisp, Arlen Cole, Eddie Lewis, Mgr. Rugged Rocks Wrestle Regularly Pictured below is Modestan Arlen Cole as he places Pictured below is Jay Wallace of Modesto holding a crotch and shoulder hold on a Linden foe. a Linden grappler in a double chancery. Coachrng thus year s golf team IS Mr Les ter Peterson Having several veterans on the squad led to a very successful season Prctured above are part of the members Lou Pescarmona rs preparung to tee off whale the rest of team looks on Ill Ill of the drvrng team Golf mcmbers are Make Jones Gary Mann Jum Reed Louue Pescarmona and Dennis Sparks The so called mrnor sprung sports golf and swrmmung started practncrng early thus season wrth hugh hopes of champronshups Both teams have many capable returnees and the chance of placung furst us hughly prob able Smce the Sycamore had to go to press before the end of the sprung sports season unfortunately the flnal results of these teams competutron cannot be guven Four of the supreme swummers on the fxnmen team help score many pounts agannst opponents 2 v r . T I l . . 3 . . . . . . .. g Finmen and Linksmen Tak i am m I em l l IB ill r Q A Swim Team of1957 Under supervlslon of Darrell Hull the squad had nearly a perfect sea son ad TL Carryung on the cluverssfred actnvutoes of PE pro gram IS Jam Francus l Ill M' ll Cf Dlvnng Coach Tom Yonker Thes clrvers helped score pounts against competutors durung meets clvantage of Sprung Sunshine B Swim Team of 1957 Although they dudn t score constantly they never let down MHS Swummung Coach Darrell Hull and has managers la l A l ,gg ' ' A ,ll L. 1. . bwft I ' S V! 3 A 1 y HA . a r 6 2,3 4 4 V 2 N J X - :wi f fl I. W., HA M 5 t A. . . ,. V rv GV' Q' I i Q . 5.,,,,f - rss' , t s :fe 9 il : . , .fi - ' . 'if f ,V - - e . . . . . . A . l Wg f, I ..yl QM, V 4, I 4 , new :J an I 1 , ' , 'V f k 6, , , t, lt aw ...N I MMV e girls' gym teachers, reading from top to bottom, are Department Head Mary Serra, Dolores Killam, Betsy Carlile, Yvonne Wilson, and Eilene Severson. Gurls Partucupate un Sports BACK ROW Susan Barrett Sarah Cuttung Yvonne Lambert Jane Colluns Dorothy Duas Gerry Van Konynen burg Rutchue Verhoegen Marue Casazza Karen Warhurst Ruby Morrus, Lunda Alexander MIDDLE ROW Jo Ann Tamura Ruta Paseru Kay Stout Jo Ravellu Rosalue Patch Sharon Adams Barbara Green, Lorna Rupp Eduth Bauley Portua Hulton Vesta Kauffman FRONT ROW Romona Boyle Ardelle Foust Duane Naka, Karen Johnson Carol Funk Bonnue Blanton Sharon Gentry Carol Poncet Sally Fox Marsha Kudd GaulWatkuns Ann Melson, Pattu Kuyou Glorua Watkuns Gurls' athletucs assocuatuon us an organnzatuon composed of those who en roy sports The prume purpose us for the relaxatuon and enloyment of sports and For the bettering of skulls The gurls partucupate un varuous sports after school and are guven awards based on a pount system Teams are taken to playdays at dufferent schools where a tournament us set up wuth teams from the varuous schools partucupatung Many socual actuvutues are scheduled lountly wuth other MHS clubs such as the Block M barbecue whuch us held every sprung BACK ROW: Linda Follis, Rita Chaulet, Cora Shurtz, Sharon Wright, Beverly Werner, Darlene Deffenbaugh, Julia Jenson, Sharon Orr, Roberta Peterson, Jeanne Dryden, Norma Scholten, Barbara Malone, Jean Deckert, Mary Breckwald. MIDDLE ROW: Peggy Callahan, Karen Dutra, Karen Stevens, Sharone Malone, Tamura War- hurst, Margaret Cadoret, Pat Borges, Linda Borden, Doren Fischalini, Bobby Dixon, Bette Kidd, Melinda Roberts. FRONT ROW: Marybeth Holden, Norma Viera, Diane Barrett, Jo Hollomar, Joan Rogers, Sonie Johnson, Janice Fonsica, Phyllis Butler, Carol Fox, Dorothy Cooper, Elsie McNutt. Fall Season Was Led By Them Yell Leader Treasurer Secretary Vice-President Lorna Rupp Sandy Funk Carol Funk Sharon Bowe Rep. to Student Body Marsha Kidd President Karen Johnson Sensor Rep Carol Poncet Sophomore Rep Bobby D nxon Junior Rep Lmda Alexander Freshman e Sharon Malone Hockey Mgr Bonnle Blanton W? Advnser Bowlnng Mgr Basketball Mgr Badmmton Mgr Swummmg Mgr Mass Dolores Kullam Barbara Malone Joann Hugh Phyllxs Butler Brenda Brasl-c. f R p. 7 i 4- r W ' ' wp ' 2. 1' vt , ' iff , N .Q :,, - f f t . They Served In The Spring President Sharon Bowe Sophomore Rep Barbara Malone Freshman Rep Some Johnson Softball Mgr .lean Decker? Verhaegen Vice-Pregidenf Secretary Treasurer Yell Leader Marsha Kidd Ritchie Sally Fox Beffe Kidd Rep. to Student Body Sandy Funk Senior Rep Carol Funk Junior Rep Gerry Van Konynenburg ,aw 'ff' Swimming Mgr Volleyball Mgr Tennis Mgr. Bowling Mgr. Adviser fharon Malone Bobby Dixon Trudy Pifferlnl Jean Deckert Miss Dolores Klllam Sports Activities Synchronized swummmg IS the grace and During the sprung you hear the umpire beauty of ballet un the water Coll batter up The drill team marches In perfect precision under the leadership of Mass Dolores Knllam The new gurls gym has provided pleasant back ground For GAA badmunton Bruused shuns and broken toes are part Warm or cold weather swnmmmg al of the gdme of hockey ways attracts many GAA ers Interest All GAAers Many GAA gurls take to the alleys and try The year round sport of volleyball theur luck at strukes and spares us well luked The gurls enloy playung speed a way because ut usa combunatuon of hockey speedball basketball soccer and fuelclball Gurls try theur skull at the popular game of basketball Tennus us becomung a very popular Speedball us sumular to speed a way sport since we have new tenn us and the gurls enuoy plcyung ut. courts. v J 4 ,, , l A 1 up u u u Y . . I I I Z. 31 LAW nbsp I A tivities During the 1956-1957 year at Mo desto High School the entire student body entered into the school spirit as they entered into the school. Many activities throughout the year contrib- uted greatly to this spirit. At athletic events the rally members, the band, the pep band, the song leaders, and the yell leaders created an air of enthusiasm. These, however, weren't the only groups or activities which contributed to the overall school spirit. Such groups as the choir and the orchestra and activities like plays, dances, and musicales also helped to promote school spirit. By par- ticipating in a variety of activities, MHS students utilized their talents to make this a year of achievement and success. ,. Af W. ' qfqyjxm' wxgy, ,--BA Banquet where the slaves obedrently serve their Patrlclan Masters Part of the cast of June Mad this year ssenlor play, is pictured lower left Davrcl Strnnett and Norman Davis Jr center , student electricians help to make the plays and other school events successful Top and middle right are pictured the cast of Seven Keys to Baldpate one of the school plays featured at MHS this year Students from the stagecraft class work on the play s scenery lower rrghtl Plays, Assemblies Display Dramatic Talent Upper left is pictured the annual Roman .4 3 , ' l ' - Assemblies Serve To Educate, Present Awards The presentation of assemblles by and for the students IS one of the methods of educat mg the students The annual Health Assembly IS plctured at top left At middle left the Wise Men gaze toward the star of Bethlehem In the Twilight Muslcale The National Guard dusplays drlll practice at Veterans Day Assem bly lower left Mr Louls Warsh speaks at the assembly deducated to Abraham Lmcoln middle M clern dance classes perform at George Washmgton assembly top right, Lower right Karl Finch receives a trophy at the A wards Assembly Q . ,,,, Annual Turkey Trot Is Bug Success S- I4 4 x if mmwgw I ' f' sw fx 4,91 if J Sw? 4 1 an 'HIM N-v-Q ,1 ,M mar M W' J? 3' gn w xv, V M ww ,Av 7 ff f v- JH w. 1 I CHN: E .Q-WM S R..- 4 v. f ,,,,. WM,,.A h,,. M W 4 E -A W, Juniors ond Roy Podesfo .J-.V f 2 vw?-my-fu, f 5 , , ,M -Www 4 Al- 1.0 t fi 91,1- wmv Freshman Class Adiusts To High School Life 'ln The Freshman Class conslsted of 626 students who came to Modesto Hugh from Mark Twain Junior Hugh School and from the elementary schools outslcle of the Modesto Cnty lnmlfs on the West snde t , Q , ni X 1 1 nv' ' s , . Q If ' Q By Participating In Many Of Its Activities Z ' A few students come also from Roosevelt Junior High School The class of l96l is the largest freshman class ever enrolled in Mo desto High School Sophomore Class Achvely Takes Part In Many 'Un Luke the class of 1961 the class of 1960 ns the largest Sophomore Class In The hnsfory of Modesto Hugh School numbermg 509 , v A f X , o f 5 2 A 1 N gy A I . W Q A La, ' Q I 5 I . L ' . I . . I . ' tudent Body Affairs, Promoting School Spirit as f 5523 '12, ? 15 w 1 Q 7 g ll in Next yecr the incoming students will come from the previously mentioned schools and also from Lo. Lomo Junior Hugh School -0 , , bl , f r all A s '55-'v er 1, ,.,. u, ,,,, ,. ,M..,,e..,,,g:z..W..4. A fa' , Z.-7' P' -' QV-f l I LA'gt3!l,, ' s i ' g , 'Q 1 s i Q' arf ' i s t if 1 A V . sfg lz s r fa 1 as is of A , i - 3 is A Q Yi J Junior Class Plays Vltal Role In Bolsterln 473 Juniors make up the Class of 1958 Though less mnghty IH number than the fresh men and sophomores they are no less dull gent ln promoting the good of Modesto Hugh chool Spmt By Combining Hard Work Loyalty Umty 4 School and the good of the Junlor Class Already wlfh dynamic leadership they are challenging the accompllshmenfs of the sen nors n-X 'mmf Edltor Marllyn Mutchel WWW 1' . BACK ROW Darroll Tuggle photographer Lauren Locey busmess manager Vesta Kauffman executive Mar:lynM1tchel edltor Bonnie Blanton gurls sports Nancy Partam clubs Jum Greaves boys sports Jim Hoagland boys sports FRONT ROW Jerry Llllenthal photographer Howard Renchllng admlnrstratlon and departments Dean Muze advertising Ray Horn photographer Larry Burchett sen lors Karl Fnnch actuvltnes Behind the camera IS Mr Wlll C Jumper Sycamore adviser Staff Produces Top Yearbook The Sycamore Staff works toward its deadline The assembly aids in the Sycamore sales campaign lun, QS BACK ROW Jannett Abendschan clrculatnon manager Ruta Paserl reporter Linda Alexander feature edltor Karen Johnson gurls sports Margaret Savldge reporter, Laura Guagentl,reporter Frances McLean advertising, Marsha Kidd, news editor FRONT ROW David Stlnnett, advertising manager Phul Llnhares, art editor Clifford Sharar, business manager, Karl Fxnch boys sports Jlm Hoagland editor Some changes were made In staff asslgnments when Karen Johnson took over as sprung edltor Advuser to thus hard-workmg staff IS Mr Wall C Jumper Staff Publishes Quallty Paper The Broadcast Staff labors to put out a weekly paper Edltor Jlm Hoagland Sycamore Leaves Prints Student Writing ls, ,il f, Editor Pat Howard left, and Sally Thomas Juergen Jaensch staff member, Juergen Jaensch and Nancy Logan enloy reading f'9l1f, type manuscripts a student s manuscript BACK ROW Marilyn Mitchel Elsie Casslno Ritchie Verhaegen Jean Deckert Carmen Martino Mr Don Huntington MIDDLE ROW Mrs Lucretia Parlm Sally Thomas Valera Lusk Mary Reece Joan Mallea FRONT ROW Juergen Jaensch Carl Goeriz David Clay Pat Howard Richard Van Kony nenburg sy.- ?'Q Speech Bullcls Students Volces ug! if RIGHT Phyllns Butler Jon Gloves Leon Whrtaker and Beverly Nlckell conduct a practnce debate Oufstanclnng Speech Students Join NFL Fall Members Were BACK ROW Ritchie Verhaegen Vlrgne Simmons Bob Meanza, Ron Garrlson Jlm Reed Karen Coleman MIDDLE ROW Nancy Spear Georgua Lantznester Phyllus Butler Nancy Logan La Vern Mendonza Anna Schmldrg FRONT ROW Dave Coolldge Jon Galves Dan McCall Larry Stott Duane Nelson Leon Wh ltalcer . I . - I .1 -'1 'K T , 14 2 W , LEFT: Dan McCall practices for one of the many speech tournaments. : . I I . I . . I : 2 , ' ' , ' , ' , : I I I I ' : I I l I I -Q f o : 5' l 2 . 47 5 ' I 0 Q V V ry S A yfw., c T B K . - ' '75 - : , ' I A 3 A , M4 - ' 1 6 Concert Choir Songsters Insplre School, Community These choral groups under the dnrectlon of Mr Robert Wmg have brought beautiful musnc to MHS students and to the whole community Their dull gent work much of ut outsude of class displays o fme school spmt 998, A608 091-'x 3 Boys Glee sungs the trodntnonol ,, W' l if rolllckmg male chorus numbers Pictured ore the gurls In Concert Choir ln their formatnon of the Chrnstmos tree I U , . I . . . .- I I I 8 '1' 5 D ,Q M '2.i- if . in ' sa ' ' 4, ' I M- 5 A tj A 7 aL- ' ' e 2 ' ll , , W A C X f 1 l l ' Y . 4 I fi' ' ',,,Q. mg. 0 Girls' Glee Club Sings For Christmas Choral Groups Practice Harmony The Girls' Glee, above, the Harmonaires, lower left, and the Nonettes, lower right, contribute to the various musical events at school and in the community. These singing groups appeared in the Twilight Musicale and at various luncheons and other social events. he Harmonaires have displayed their talent t various school activities. The Nonettes entertain many adult groups as well as the Modesto High student body. 6 Musicians Contribute Talents Toward Better Spirit 5 The Modesto High School band pictured above, has contributed to the tremendous school spirit at MHS. They attendedall the football games and provided music for assemblies, rallies, and vcrious social events. The orchestra, below, provides the music which is heard at the MHS plays, assemblies, and various other events. , 4 all-L A ef ' , 1 3 VW, Singing and Yelling Lead Them To Victory , . 4 , fig: 55 fl G O pi ' it 6 9.45 I 303, , 'W -,, . ffjqz- 4 4- -1- s ' -I , M+Mw riff V ,now-sv A .., .. 5 X . , , , - rg, sxgxglwp 4. .gg S 1 iniii 1? ii I: mam x ,L ' Mm? iw , , -2. , ,W 55.3 3,25 S Song and yell leaders perform at noontime pep rally. Fall Commissioners are Marsha Kidd and Gay Grimm. I fl I , pi-- ,,.-f---4'- Spring Rally Executive: BACK ROW, Loretta Merenda, Edith Bailey, Barbara Green, Miriam Cook, Marilyn Rose, Jackie Fransen, Carol Poncet, Vesta Kauffman. MIDDLE ROW: Nita Havener, Diane Naka, Lorna Rupp, Sharon Gentry, Mary Greene, Sandra Brown, Barbara Wing, Pat Tate, Joan Mallea. FRONT ROW: Gail Watkins, Patti Kiyoi, Gloria Watkins, Bonnie Blanton, Marie Casazza,Bette Kidd, Carole Fox, Sharron Akenhead, Sally Fox, Marsha Kidd. The Pep Band marches down the hall. 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I - o N., I X x X ,LN NX X i B k In bllQ S dy pply h d 6 Kem 'lm-w its ,Www 6NmM BEAT DOWN EY Q-su-qi One of the outstandung events of the year us Beat Downey Week un whuch the last three days of the week are haghlught ed by Beat Downey buttons hats, and slgns MHS students deducated the First day of the week to the Downey Knnghts by wearung blue and whute An effugy ofthe all powerful Knught was lard out un the mann hall where students expressed theur gruef at hus untlmely end The Followung day a ceremony was held at whnch time the Knught was burned In the nearest trash can Tuesday red and black apparel was worn by loyal MHS students to symbolize theur growung spurut to beat Downey The mountnng spurut clumaxed at the game on Fruday nnght when Downey met her flnal dumpmg bu 1 'fn 4. an f if W , y , ,5s,,w ,V g W N ...A ew . 5 ek g kpbe qv lt yfgffwefmm 12:1 Qf if gf' K ' A Q 2,5235 The students at MHSdrsplay thenr school spnrnt as they prepare for thenr lost and fnnal battle for the Sac Joaquln Conference Champnonshnp upper left One of thehngh lights of the spnrlted Turlock Modesto rally was the large M clnsplayxng the vectorlous football season at MHS fupper right The MHS champnon coaches were Introduced at the rally rlghtmnddle The rally committee forms the funnel through which the Panthers enter the fneld mnddle rnghtl Pnctured lower left as a float which was entered nn the annual Turkey Day Par ade At the concluslon of the rally Percy and Prrscnlla and the song and yell leaders lead the students un the school hymn lower AT OTA, PANTHER7 5 -QL BEAT TURLOCK 452364 giduffbba' mawwsfwlw my ,mm My i 'U 1 lg ' ms . . 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Wught Gross Bull Gross Linda Gross Phyllus Ground Yvonne Hahn Camelua Hamby Ray Hand Truman 33 72 93 Funk Carol 82 93 103 135 136 82 93 95 103 136 37 88 90 93 90 92 26 94 124 99 113 7 8594 9 82 84 103 135 9 108 5 1422 16 12 24 28 84 108 123 0 6 6 6 0 6 6 6 24 5 6 6 84 88 92 Hanson Bob Hardenbrook Dwayne Harden Jum Harder Barry Harland Ann Harmon Mary Harald Judy Harrus Melvun Harrus Tyroe Hart Luonel Harter Gene Hartwuck Helen Hasley John Hatch Bull Havener Juanuta Headly Irene Healey Robert Health Commuttee Fall Heaston Karen 5 82 92 38 84 4 2 6 0 2 Hot Bull Home Economucs Honeycutt Bull I Hoover Pat Hopkuns Byron Horn Ray Horton Donald Howard Pat Huber Robert Humphry Lloyd Hull Darrell Hurlmann Adolph Husband John '11 Huntungton Donald Hutchunson Hqrold lmbesu Mary Independent Study Inderbutzen Larry Irvune Charles lsham Jum Jackman Jerry Jaensch Juergen James Harry Jarret Arlene Jeffers John Jensen Julue Johnson Bo lngrud Karen Marulyn Pau Sonuel Vurgunlol Wayne Alan Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnston Jones Bob Jones Mayfen Jumper Wull Junuor Class Junuor Class Offucers Fall Junuor Class Offucers Sprvng Kehrer Clarence 6 32 74 24 0 6 0 91 9 8 74 07 3 4 26 6 85 91 4 5 6 0 135 4 36 135 15 8 123 5 22 150151 Kennedy Juanell 29 39 74 84 todd Bette' 8 90 92 135 7 6 Kudd Dowd 27 37 90 92 Kudd Marsha 1. 30 77 82 84 90 93 136 137 157 63 Kuernan Donald Kullam Dolores 1 Kung George Kung Glee Kuyou Pottu' Klune Harry Korhunuak Bettee Kramer Ruth Kroeker Janvcel Lambaren Charles Lambert Yvonne LaMothe Harry Lamphear Ted 4 Language Department Lantznester Georgua Lotun Club Heaton Chella Helm Chevrolet Helmuck Ann Helmuck Frank 1 Hendys Druve ln Hennungs Charlesl Herrung Roberta Hugh JoAnn 1. 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