Orestimba High School - Tom Tom Yearbook (Newman, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1960 volume:

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SX ivim ', of Q if 5 mwwwimwj YF ,i55,,-Nfl mmmlgg M mx MmiSm6 Qi 5 j P2 swwx ' D . A Mewbbim 'V an ' YK-WQMMM M .Q555QQL5EW mmm as Sig? i gl TOM TOM ORESTIMBA UNION HIGH SCHOOL NEWMAN, CALIFORNIA 1959-1960 L X, . 6 1 ff .CS cp I Qi v Q 1 y I ,- y Q I' ft! 1 .nf f M52-ff Zvi S f ji' ,gf ,maxi fgfff DEDICATIO S' Zffaafidaf JJ MMV Z MISS DOROTHY WATTS 4 ,iziipfklfjf W 142425 FW www 4 JQJQKZZKSS 3 f We fondly dedicate the 1960 Tom Tom to Miss Dorothy Watts who will be leaving Orestimba after thirteen years of faithful service as teacher and advisor. In so doing we want her to know that we deeply appre- ciate her efforts toward broadening our interest in art and instilling a pride of fine homemaking in many generations of Orestimba's girls. She has promoted our local FHA Chapter to statewide prominence. We will remember her, not only for her accomplishments, but also for her warm heart and keen sense of humor. z ADMIN ISTRATIGN DR. WILLIAM A. GUSTAFSON DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT - PRINCIPAL 6 Every community realizes that its real wealth is in the young people who will finish their schooling, then willingly and effectively take on their new roles as adult members of the com- munity. We at Orestimba have had dramatic proof of this community's regard for its youth in the past year for a complete new high school. Seniors of sixty will not attend that new school, but their fine reputation as a friendly, sincere, and often hardworking group has con- tributed much to that com- munity interest and support which will provide the new school. Our job at Orestimba Union High School is to develop the most important single re- source or product any com- munity or nation can have-- intelligent and productive citizens. 0ur faculty is constantly and sincerely striving to improve the educational opportunities available to students. We have labored for four years with you to this end, and feel confident that the community's resources of human talent will be greatly increased by the graduation of the Class of 1960-the largest class ever to graduate from Orestimba Union High School.May you always remember your good years at Orestimba. I Left to right: Mr. Harold Densmoreg PRESIDENT, Mr. Lee Jasperg Mr. Norman Thorkelsong CLERK, Mr. Enos Tostag Mr. Louie Coelho. Co-operation is one of the keys of our societyg so it has been with our graduating seniors. Edu- cation demands harmony and understanding between the school, students and corn- rnunity. With an education based upon co-operation, you will enter a community better equipped for living and prospering. Con- gratulations to our student body and to a fine senior class. MR. JOSEPH C. O'LEARY VICE PRINCIPAL BOARD OF TRUSTEES LORAIN DUNN B.M. Q03 MM. Mich. State Univ. Adv. Q Int. Band. JOSEPH FLYNN B.A. Univ. of Utah, M.A. U. of Maryland. Reading, Eng. II Q III, Jr. Class Advisor. AMELIA HUNT B.S. Univ. of Minn. Eng. I, Journalism, Speech Q Drama, Counselor, Fresh. Class Ad. KENNETH BRINK B.S. Quincy College, M.A. S.F.S.C. Boys' P.E., Coaching. WILLIS BURGESS A.B. Univ. of Calif. Eng. II, Spanish I,II,Q III, Spanish Club Ad. SAM DOLBER B.S. Q M.A. Cal Polly Gen. Math, Farm Shop, Ag. Science I,II,III,IV. LILLIAN ANDERSEN A.B. Mills College, M U.S.C. Sr. Eng. Review, Eng. IV, Library, Soph. Class Advisor. JOHN ANDERSON B.S. Northwest UNIV., M.A. C.O.P. Shorthand, Office Prac- tice, Typing MELVIN STUMP B.A. Pacific Union College Gen. Science, Biology, Physiology, Soph. Class Advisor. WILLIAM TURNER B.A. Louis Q Clark C., M.A. Univ. of Oregon U.S. History, World History, Dr. Training. DOROTHY WATTS A.B. Santa Barbara State College Beg. Q Adv. Home Econ., Art, Crafts. JAMES McMAHON A.B. Fresno State Col. Dr. Education, Alg. I, Coaching. ESTHER RICH Professional Training as American Conservatory Chorus. DORIS ROGERS A.B. San Jose State Col lege Girls' P.E., Sr. Class Advisor. HAROLD GRAHAM B.S. Wilmington College Sr. Pr., Bookkeeping, Gen. Math, Dr. Train- ing, Jr. Business, Sr. Class Ad. TRUMAN JEWETT A.B. Chico State College Sr. Math, Wood Shop, Auto Mech., Mech. Drawing, Elect. Q Radio. JOSEPH O'LEARY B.S. Univ. of Calif., M.A. Cal Polly Counselor, Geometry, Chemistry, Alg. II Q Trigonometry, coaching. STs FF Mrs. Gerry Tillery School Secretary Curtis Raven Custodian 'W Lee Couser and Charles Points Custodians 10 CLASSES R EXCHA GE ST DE FER DO Orestimba has extremely enjoyed having Fernando Baccaro for its first exchange student. Fernando is from Paysandu, Uraguay. At left, he is pictured in the Chemistry lab with Mr. O' Leary, his teacher and advisor. His school program included physical educa- tion, English IV, senior problems, driver's education, library, and chemistry. Fernando has participated in many school activities such as Science Club, Spanish Club, C.S.F. Committee, etc. At right, Fernando is intentively engaged in one of his many talks to student and community groups. Fernando's host family have been wonderful. Of course by the picture below you recognize them in- stantly, they are the Harold Densmores. SEN IORS m.g5s,- I Fi V Q ji? 'fa r ,',- if ggi A . ,. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT - BILL DEL NERO VICE PRESIDENT - SHARON PETERSON SECRETARY - CARMINE GRISCHOTT TREASURER - GERRY MATTOS Josephine Acosta Anthony Amaral Jerry Avila Jim Avila Fernando Baccaro Maxine Barry Clarence Bello Manuel Berberia. 14 John Bettencourt Sharon Bettencourt Kathy Borrelli Byron Bradley Mike Brown Barbara Cabral Donald Capps Donna Capps Carolyn Carter Elaine Caton 15 Karen Collins Carol Combs Robert Comell Philip COSt2 Virginia Cox Joan Daily Bill Del Nero Roasline DeO1iveira Adella Dobrzensky 16 Roberta Doss Jimmie Edwards David Fantazia Sharon Faulkender Barbara F ilippini Mary Gonzales Carmine Grischott Elbon Harris Robert Harris 17 Eric Husman Nathan Inman Julee Jasper Dennis Jensen Richard Kennedy Jerry King Ervin Kroeker Linda Lee Bernice Lemos 18 Ayres Lopes Sharon Lucas Raymond Matoza Geraldine Mattos Billy May DenniS MCC1i11t0Ck N, ,ry aj v J . We ' L Tom Nolte Jeanie Nunes LeRoy O'Connor 19 David Oliweira Sharon Peterson Jim Phillips Larry Phillips Alan Post Karen Rapp Mary Relvas Mary Jane Rocha Linda. Rosa 20 l l Bonnie Rose Manuel Silva Theresa Solano Q 3 I 5 Carol Stanley Carolyn Steinbeck Sara Stevens 5 Clifford Stockton Charles Tarpley Dianne Tosta 21 Onyxxx: 1 nn 1 '- Unlvu v 11.3 V 1: unlxixnivpn TREASURER - MARY MOE Edward Amaral George Amorin Joyce Andrade Donald Avila :Um mn A 1 l I Y!! sm 9 , ef www wkfmwsnnf was 4 uxiu ' Mxssziainm fn- a.aim:m,m:ruf:mamwmmnmLics.zi..wurm3im'5a Linda Azevedo Dora Bernal Virginia Bertao John Bettencourt Edward Borba Frank Borges Jane Boster Genevieve Carranza 24 Georgette Carvalho Charles Castillo William Cerutti Fred Church .km Larry Cloud Ronald Cogburn Arlene Correia Edwin Correia Y' IK4 Mun.. - 1:11522 1 1 1 1 .x:.1:l1 ,11.' .a:' : 1- ' 5' 1 ,V ..,. ., . . 1 1 - 11 g 1 1 K 1? 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Mr. Carmean makes ready to light the bonfire. Gather round Santa has been here Let me down! SOPHGMORES SHIT!-I SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT -FPAUL ANDERSON VICE PRESIDENT - VICTOR PERRY SECRETARY - SALLY NUNES TREASURER - DICK CABRAL Emma Acosta Paul Anderson Patricia Arnold Kathleen Avila Ladella Babb Eugene Barrington Madeline Borges Carla Braley Wa fr I 5 w?'. xJ. an Q 2+ , ,J 7195, 5 fr - . r' al.:-- r 1 2153, if , .V v fggffgr S - ' Wliff-'1Vf,f: I i'55l:f:ir:5i.i 1E15:' H 3. : ' xi . ' 1 553 5,41 ff' ar - 5 ' 'f ' r - fwgiii.-'H La I Q11 ' M- .4 wi2fl'f,fvTfvf.., sll't,,'?ff'7?'f5i' V' ,wi 1,wwYf Mi.: 1 'ze a n 12' uf: wa- gi' 1 .. :Y ., W , .5,..v5,5 '4ML'.,-.:- . . EZ, z Q, . . ' 1 Wil? . t l N i , 5 l Vi I u 3 , , M Q Yusuf wifi' -:F -224 -.:s:.,,.r A . , ,zg,5gg,,:zr : .-.' ., .' W5 'lik Jw.. 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WK ii Alvin Lichty Edward Lucas Sonia Mirza Jeanne Mitchell Elmo Morgantl Darlene Morris 5, , NM L,,,W1,- . ., ,414 :sm ,J George Mowry Dennis Neves Sally NuneS Allen Phillips Angie Robledo 32 Manuel Padeiro Daniel Perry Victor Perry Dorothy Roehlk John Romero Barbara Rose Diane Souza Marilyn Thon Norma Jean David Tosta Maryann Trickey Ronald Vargas Joe Rose Richard Silva Larry Snowdall Thorkelson Michael Wagner Barry Whitehurst 33 Be a good machine and give us one more good copy ! Kenny Skaggs does a double forward flip. Th e speech class presents, A Star in the Window. , .wsmmsvmamw HE Astro-nuts ? ? Greetings to all from our Christmas party Santa, Eugene Sequiera ! F RESHME FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT - BILL DENSMORE VICE PRESIDENT - JIM JASPER I SECRETARY - ANGELA RELVAS TREASURER - SANDRA TUCKER Eleanore Acosta Richard Andersen Daniel Areias Virginia Barry -., ,, - l VH w f 'iw , 'ggi ,mm , ,Mo Marlene Bettencourt Robert Bettencourt Arlene Borba Joseph Borba Billie Boster Leona Bowen James Burkle Robert Collins Cathy Combs Jackie Cooke David Correia I-larry Costa 36 Nancy Crinklaw Joyce Daily Arlene Del Nero Bill Densmore Zeke Landeros Connie Landrum Dan Lauborough Delia Lopez Jim Jasper Donald Kennedy Sharon Kirkendall Roger Lafler ,af ' ' ...refs 'Y i n W . 3?-gifs e25z,f?q,Ae,m. V,Ti'i12115fQ'1f rw, '- J-:-aa ' T Q Amy X , , ,, is il , . 42- ,'2,a'tv-e' gffiixf R.. km. 1 E xx ,, 'I K, lm' ' ' 'll l 1? if xi, 9 . 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GIRLS' LEAGUE The purpose of the Girls' League is to promote friendliness and helpfulness throughout the school and community. G. A. A. Girls' Athletic Association is composed of any girl who wishes to further her interest in sports. By participating in extra- curricular activities, girls learn good sportsmanship, make new friends, and gives them a chance to bring forth their sports abilities. G.A.A. Officers: Secretary, Carmine Grischottg Treasurer, Gerry Mattosg Recording Secretary, Virginia Cox, Vice President, Sally Meza. G.A,A. Officers: Secretary, Carmine Grischottg Treasurer, Gerry Mattosg Recording Secretary, Virginia Coxg Vice President. Sally Meza. ', Yagi W 1 Girls' League President Julee Jasper . . . 595. . mar.:-'fysfgia , . , ., 'iii'3s?li2iSjs .r : I I G' sz Vj ,1'1f K.: .Ev- .3,..E:-i. 3 ,rf . -.I A Z , 1i2 ?:., .5' Isf r r szmrse: - Q YI VGFT -5'7 .- 215 ': r.iE ': 5- 1ff, ':.f'fi: -. - ' fiiifff l ' ' gi- ,..,,.. .,,r . ' ' , , 1 fl 5 Sri Flin ZIV V5 1 . 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FIRST ROW: Johnnie Bettencourt, Jesse Cota, Robert Gaddy, Ayres Lopez, George Vargas, Bob Morganti, Alan Post, Jerry King, Malcolm Groulx, Charles Tarpley, Billy May, Frank Borges, Raymond Matozag SECOND ROW: Jerry Avila, Larry Cloud, Dennis Jensen, Corky Kroeker, Elton Harris, Tom Weimer, Dennis Neves, Ronald Cogbum, David Oliveira, Donald Capps, James Jefsen, Amador Dominguez, Tom Nolte, Edward Parker, John Grisez, THIRD ROW: Eric Husman, Melvin Sequeira, Manuel Berberia, Byron Bradley, Mike Brown, John Mitchell, LeRoy O'Connor,Melvin Sequeira, Kenneth Skaggs, Daniel Dinneen, Bill Nunes, Robert Comell, John Vann. President Kathy Borrelli Officers: Vice President, Carmine Grischottg Secretary, Barbara Craven, Treasurer, Sharon Bettencourt. The purpose ofthe Future Homemakers of America is to help its mem- bers to understand the importance of betterment in family living, and to acquaint them with the opportunities in the field of home econom- ics. Advisor Miss Dorothy Watts FIRST ROW: Connie Rosas, Carol Machado, LaVerne Fantazia, Roberta Doss, Elaine Caton, Sharon Bettencourt, Barbara Decoit, Emma Acosta, Janice Sherman, Sally Nunesg SECOND ROW: Nikki Hoffmann, Claudia Machado, Julee Jasper, Mary Moe, Barbara Rose, Virginia Cox, Sharon Peterson, Bernice Lemos, Arlene Correia, THIRD ROW: Joyce Andrade, Carol Combs, Linda Azevedo, Karen Rapp, Joan Daily, Diane Souza, Gerry Smith, Agnes Gomes. President Tom Vargas Qwwxws Qi., ww, Officers: Secretary, Manuel Correia, Vice President, George Vargas, Treasurer, William Cerutti. t, it , 1- r ,M- ' , The main purpose of the Future Farmers of America is to Create in E each member cooperation, leadership, and citizenship towards agri- cultural careers. Advisor Mr. Sam Dolber FIRST ROW: Henry DeOliveira, Edward Costa, Victor Perry, Dan Perry, Manuel Padeiro, Edward Correia, John Bettencourt, George Vargas, Nathan Inman, Anthony Amaral, David Haner, Frank Homen, Philip Costa, David Tostag SECOND ROW: Larry Moore, James Burkle, Manuel Correia, Ed Lucas, Michael Showalter, Bob Morganti, Jim Avila, Urbin Ferreira, Bill Silva, Skip Cerutti, Daniel Areias, Frank Dupont, THIRD ROW: Dan Lauborough, Dennis Husman, Gray Vargas, John Machado, Dennis Escobar, Manuel Silva, Steve Silveira, Dennis Neves, Dennis McClintock, Donald Avila, George Amorin, Joe Escobar, Dale Schutz, David Correira. I C. S. F. President Carolyn Steinbeck . c.s.F. officers: SECRETARY-TREASURER, Barbara cami, VICE PRESI- DENT, Billy May. The purpose of the California Scholarship Federation is tc encourage those students with high standards of scholarship striving toward service and effective citizenship Advisor Mrs. Lillian Andersen C.S.F. Members. FIRST ROW: David Brown, Paul Anderson, Barbara Cabralg SECOND ROW: Billy May, Julee Jasper, THIRD ROW: Carolyn Steinbeck, Sara Stevens, Norma Jean Thorkelson, Georgette Carvalho. l President Bill Del Nero Advisor Mrs . Lillian Andersen BROWNS' Brovm's Officers: TREASURER, John Grisezg VICE PRESIDENT, Penny Fink, SECRETARY, Sara Stevens. The purpose of the Brown 's Pre-Professional Club is to explore and develop the chosen professions of each member, particularly the teaching profession. Brown's Members. FIRST ROW: Dellayne Evans, Jeanne Mitchell, SECOND ROW: John Grisez, Sally Delgado TI-HRD ROW: Fred Church, Joyce Andrade, Carolyn Steinbeck, FOURTH ROW: Sara Stevens, Karen Rapp, Barbara Cabral, Nikki Hoffmann, Penny Fink, Sue Sanders. TO TO Tom Tom Staff. FIRST ROW: Norma Jean Thorkelson, Barbara Craven, Sandy Hansen, David Brown, SECOND ROW: Sharon Peterson, Barbara Cabralg THIRD ROW: Susan Stewart, Penny Fink, Linda Rosa, Carol Combs, Billy May, Byron Bradley, STANDING, BUSINESS MANAGER, Bill Del Nero. 1 X 1 1 Editor J ulee Jasper N Assistant Editor ma Advisor Mr. Harold Graham 50 Mary Moe ir is ORESTIM A Orestimban Staff. FIRST ROW: Sharon Bettencourt, Sharon Lucas, Roberta Doss, SECOND ROW: Clarence Bello, Mike Wagner, Carolyn Carter, Virginia Cox, Gladys Nortong THIRD ROW: Gloria Lopez, Lois Henderson, Dellayne Evans, FOURTH ROW: Irene Freitas, Caroline DeOliveira., Edward Juncker, Byron Bradley, George Vargas, Charles Tarpley, Raymond Matozag STANDING, ADVERTISING MANAGER, Adella Dobrzensky. Advisor Mrs. Amelia Hunt 15 Assistant Editor Frank Bello 51 Editor Janet Woodruff SCIENCE CLUB President Robert Harris Science Club Officers: Georgette Carvalho, Treasurer: Carol Combs, Secretary, John Grisez, Vice President. The Science Club brings together students interested in increased understanding and appreciation within the fields of science. Advisor Mr. O' Leary FIRST ROW: Dellayne Evans, Sharon Peterson, Cathy Combs, Jeanne Mitchell, Penny Fink, Lois Henderson, Carolyn Steinbeck, Sara Stevens, Margaret Costa, Susie Stewart, Barbara Cabral. SECOND ROW: Mike Wag ner, Fred Church, Paul Anderson, Barry Whitehurst, George Mowry, Richard Andersen, Billy Smith, Richard Stalter. THIRD ROW: Bill Densmore, Dick Fernandez, Eugene Sequeira, James Jefsen, Fernando Baccaro. Ed Andersen, David Brown, Melvin Sequeira, John Gallagher. ACTIVITIES ' A 'w 1 y J.V. FLOAT Attendants Virginia Fialho Robert Collins Sally Nunes Dan Lopes Prince and Princess Barbara Craven Dick Cabral VARSITY FLOAT Attendants Sharon Lucas Ayres Lopes Manuel Berberia Carmine Grishott King and Queen Ervin Kroeker Julee J asper FIRST PLACE-- SOPHOMORE FLOAT 1920 Beach Scene RO RING 2O'S Man, what a fur! ! Princess Barbara Craven geta a big hug from her Prince Dickie Cabral. care is an important part of homemaking. Here Mary Relvas illus- trates what the typical bulletin board may hold about child care. Pat and Sandy receive an explanation about the importance and use of the world globe by the history teacher, Mr. Turner. Carla, Cathy, and Dianne observe a cut away model of a motor of a car, in Drivers Education' class. Chorus: FIRST ROW: Levurn Huelsenbeck, Alberta I-Iamblin, Jeanie Nunesg STANDING, chorus teacher, Mrs. Rich, SECOND ROW: Carol Stanley, Claudia Machado, Dianne Souza, Angie Robledo, Sandy Sandoval, THIRD ROW: Sandy Hansen, Norma Drafton. Majorettes: Mary Gonzales, Norma Drafton, Bette Cox, Rosaline DeOliveira. Drum Major Roger Lafler FIRST ROW: Rosaline DeOliveira, Sharon Kirkendall, Virginia Fialho, Mary Gonzales, Elaine Caton, Jackie Cooke, Dianne Tosta, Bob Cornell, LeRoy O'Connor, SECOND ROW: Genevieve Carranza, Rosita Elizondo, Carolyn Smith, Darlene Morris, Johanna Camara, Michael Wagner, Mary Gonzales, Ayres Lopes, Jesse Cota, John Vann, Ken Skaggs, Dick Cabral, Richard Stalter. BA The O. U. H. S. band, under the direction of Lorain Dunn, is a high stepping and well organized group of musicians. The band plays a very important part in the com- munity by participating at foot- ball games, rallies, parades, con- certs and many other functions. Officers: President, Jesse Cota, Treasurer and Secretary, Gerry Mattosg Vice President, Ayres Lopes. Band Director Mr. Lorain Dunn FIRST ROW: Cathy Combs, Joyce Andrade, Marlene Bettencourt, Doreen Soares, Angela Relvas, Kathy Hansen, Bette Cox, David Fantazia, Gerry Mattosg SECOND ROW: Bob Caddy, Roger Lailer, Elton Harris, Daniel Lopes, Henry DeOliveira, Lois Mendonsa, Robert Bettencourt, Malcolm Groulx, Jerry Avila, STAND- ING, from right to left: Frank Bello, Norma Drafton, Janice Sherman, Dorothy Roehlk, Carla Braley, Mary Relvas. WWWfflf,2535935l5ll?fflfi5i5rl3f3'?f3liiWW5 r sn, f. f ,Wav I ':Y 'A L will from the varsity and junior varsity teams. TEAM We've got the t-e-a We've got the team That 's on the beam And hep to the jive Come on Warriors Skin'em alive Yell Leader Roberta Doss Head Yell Leader Elaine Caton Advisor Yell Leader Mr. Willis Burgess Bette Cox 60 The purpose of the Rally Committee is to aid the promotion and development of school spirit. The Rally Committee 1n cludes song leaders, yell leaders, mascots, and representatrves -m That 's on the b-e-a-m COMMITTEE ALMA MATER Orestimba favors only The purple and the gold, While those of other high schools Their colors dear may hold. We will stand by our own high schoolg Her praises shall be told, And we will lift our voices For the purple and the gold. Through the four long years of high school Mid scenes we love so well. As mystic charms to knowledge We vainly seek to spell. As we win athletic victories Our sportsmanship uphold, Then we will be remembered As the purple and the gold. MASCOTS Joyce Andrade and Virginia Cox SONG LEADERS Left to Right Dellayne Evans, Jeanne Mitchell, Genevieve Carranza, Sharon Peterson, Connie Rosas 'Fil 61 ' .. ' I : . ' 'A ., ,.,,.. , .. A .- 34 UT qkllxliillsl ll' M A into a crookeu im You can fit more Players ,,,, ..-Y, Doesn't he look like Mike? Hey Roger, tell us the joke too! 95 - 'W ' ' W Playing with fire Eddie? Beat Gustine ! SPGRTS El Capitan LeGrande - 'Mariposa - 'Hilmar . . 'Denair . . 'Gustine . . 'Ripon - - - Coaches Brink and Turner, seem quite serious about the instructions being given to Elton before sending him into the game. A look at the score board in the background tells the reason why. The final score was 7-7. Bret Harte .... . Calaveras ----- ARSITY The 59-60 season was a thriller this year. Most of the games were close scores, with the LeGrande game ending in a tie score. That tie game put the Warriors one-half game behind the League Champs, our arch-rivals, Gustine. The only loss during the season was the Gustine game, a bitter one indeed to lose. Our Warriors may not have won the League Championship, but the team and the school is cer- tainly proud of this season. The football scores for this year are: . Orestimba . . . . 13 . Orestimba . . . . 14 . Orestimba . . . . 20 . Orestimba . . . 7 . Orestimba . . . . 34 .....Orestimba... .. 20 .....Orestimba... .. 12 . Orestimba . . . . . 7 . Orestimba . . . . 16 FIRST ROW: Victor Dominguez, Ed Parker, Eric 1-lusman, Dennis Jensen, Tom Nolte, Bob Cornell, Bob Gaddy, Manuel Berberia, Elton Harris, SECOND ROW: Jesse Cota, Melvin Sequeira, Eugene Sequeira, Ayres Lopes, Ervin Kroeker, David Fantazia, Philip Costa, Jerry Avila, John Mitchell, Don Capps, THIRD ROW: Coach Turner, Jerry King, Leonard Luna, Alan Post, Tom Weimer, Dennis Neves, LeRoy O'Connor, Mike Brown, Ken Skaggs, Bill Nunes, Coach Brink. 3 A , E 'f f' ML, ,A , f-Sf-,,-.gf fy -: -,L V A ' ' -- , Us 1 AE 1. ff if -. gm.. 1 25 FOOTB LL Orestimba's Junior Varsity had a 2 and 3 record in league play for 1959. They won the 'Gustine games which is considered the most im- portant game of the year. Many of the I, V. football players showed good potential and will undoubtedly help the varsity in 1960. FIRST ROW: Dickie Cabral, Larry Doss. SECOND ROW: Larry Cloud, Harry Costa, Dale Schultz, Danny Lopes, Eugene Caranza, Bobby Collins, David Tosta, Johnny Cabral, Merle Davis, Zeke Landeros. THIRD ROW: Coach, Ed Mattosg Paul Anderson, Jimmy Jasper, Eugene Barrington, Phillip Jordan, John Massey, Adam Ortega, Billy Silva, David Brown, Danny Dineen, Bob Morganti. VARSITY ASKETB LL This year's Varsity Basketball team had a fair season, considering that it only had Coach McMahon gives the two returning lettermen to start the season. boys a few pointers, These two boys were Corky Kroeker and Alan Post, who did a fine job all year around. The rest of the team was made up of six players from the 'B' championship team of '59 and three boys who had never played basketball at Orestimba before. The Warriors were handicapped by lack of height but made up for it in speed and aggressiveness. Kroeker and Harris were the top two scorers on the team and were among the top ten in the league. FIRST ROW: John Mitchell, Alan Post, Elton Harris, Corky Kroeker. SECOND ROW: Byron Bradley, John Bettencourt, Jesse Cota, Manuel Berberia., Donald Avila, Charles Tarpley. BASKETB LL The only team in the league undefeated, the Braves won the Southern League B Championship. These boys won 12 league games, plus five practice games, accumulating a grant total of 27 victories in the 1959 and 1960 season. The Braves have scored 712 points in league play making their league average points per game 59.3. These boys all show good promise for our next year's Varsity team. League games at home Mariposa 19 ............... . . . 67 Denair 45 . . . . . 75 Ripon 32 . . . . . 59 LeGrand 45 . . . . . 58 Hilmar 33 . . . . . 69 Gustine 43 . . . . . 88 FIRST ROW: Frank Borges, David Tosta, Larry Doss, Manager Henry DeOlivera, Zeke Landerous, Eddie Parker, Bob Collinsg SECOND ROW: Mal- colm Groulx, Jim Jasper, David Grindstaff, Bob Morganti, Bill Terra, Bill Nunes. Brink watches Alan Post keenly as high jumps, as he practices for the next meet. TRACK C Track: Frank Dupont, Stalter, Larry Doss, Dale Riggs, Bill Silva, Robert Joe Borba. Victor Dominguez, Richard Schutzg SECOND ROW: Jim Bettencourt, Steve Silveira, B Track: FIRST ROW: Theo Howard, Bob Doss, Larry Cloud, Dennis Escobar, SECOND ROW: Eugene Barrington, Ken Skaggs, Melvin Sequeira, David Brown. iii 5-1' A Track: Gerald Buckingham, Manuel Berberia, Dennis Jensen, Corky Kroeker, Bill Nunes, Tom Nolte, Eugene Sequeira, SEC- OND ROW: Virl Drafton, Richard Kennedy, Fer- nando Baccaro, Gary Shaw, Alan Post, LeRoy O'Con nor, Larry Cogbum John Bettencourt. Y TENNIS Coach O'Leary gives Ed Andersen and George I Mowry a few pointers on the back swing. X l I FIRST ROW: Jerry Musson, Charles Tarpley, Jim Avila, Nathan Inman, Ed Andersen, David Oliveira, Bill Densmoreg SECOND ROW: Jack Silva, Bill Smith, Eugene Carranza, George Mowry, Dick Andersen, Eulogio ,Martinez, Bill May, John Vann, Dick Cabral. ASEB LL Baseball managers: Jim Shaw and Phillip Jordan. FIRST ROW: Zeke Landeros, Bob Collins, Donald Nelson, Ed Parker, SECOND ROW: Ronnie Cogbum, Bob Gaddy, Bob Morganti, Tom Weimer, George Vargas, Donald Capps, THIRD ROW: Coach Jim McMahon, Bob Comell, Elton Harris, Byron Bradley, Dan Dineen, John Bettencourt. SWIMMING A Swimming Team: Left to right: Corky Kroeker, Robert Harris, Eugene Sequeira. B Swimming Team: Left to right: John Crisez, Ken Skaggs, George Mowry. Swimming Coach Ken Brink 74 Ed Lucas and .Ierry King, members of the A Swimming team think the water is too cool fo swimming today FIRST ROW: Bette Cox, Gladys Norton, Mary Thompson, Georgette Carvalho, Barbara Craven Sally Delgado, SECOND ROW: Norma Drafton, Genevieve Carranza, Barbara Decoit, Joyce Andrade, Connie Rosas, Georgia Landeros, Sally Meza, THIRD ROW: Sue Sanders, Mary Moe, Penny Fink, Linda Azevedo, Anges Gomes, Lenaetta Roehlk. ! SENIORS A FIRST ROW: Kathy Borrelli, Gerry Mattos, Roberta Doss, Sharon Peterson, Mary Relvas, Josephine Acosta, Jeanie Nunes, Carmine Grischott, SECOND ROW: Julee Jasper, Elaine Caton, Karen Rapp, Carolyn Steinbeck, Joan Daily, Sharon Lucas, Janet Wood- ruff, Virginia Cox, THIRD ROW: Ber- nice Lemos, Sharon Bettencourt, Donna Capps, Pat Wright, Mary Jane Rocha, Carol Combs. FIRST ROW: Rosita Elizondo, Carolyn Esco- bar, Barbara Rose, Judy Coelho, Dellayne Evans SECOND ROW: Jeanne Mitchell, Marilyn Thon Sally Nunes, Emma Acosta, Carla Braley, Nikki Hoffmann, Hope Solanog THIRD ROW: Margaret Costa, Angie Robledo, Dianne Souza, Jean Daley, Sandy Han sen. SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN FIRST ROW: Arlene Del Nero, Leona Bowen, Connie Landrum, Mar- lene Bettencourt, Nancy Crinklaw, Carol Mach- ado, Eleanore Acosta, Carolyn Smith, SECOND ROW: Virginia Fialho, Angela Relvas, Janice Sherman, Cathy Combs, Joyce Phillips, Darlene Stockton, Martha Wagner Amelia Ramirez, THIRD ROW: Judy Morganti, Doreen Soares, Joyce Daily, Kathy Hansen, Virginia Barry, LaVerne Fantazia, Susan Stewart, Sharon Kirkendall5 FOURTH ROW: Arlene Borba, Mary Gonzales, Pat McCusker, Sharon Bowers, Linda Fink, Jackie Cook, JoAnne Norton, Lois Mendonsa, Tomi Wilson. Jerry King, Jo Ann Norton and Tom Nolte are fascinated as they in- vestigate parts of the efficient assembly line at DIMARE BROS. Carol Stanley looks on as Angie Borrelli works Roberta Doss and Byron Bradley discover that wonders styling Kathy Borrelli's hair ct the for economical shopping, SEQUlERA'S AND SON WESTSIDE BEAUTY NOOK. is the Pl0Ce 70 90- 78 Whether a ride to and from school, or a special charter trip, we've learned to depend on PATCHETT'S BUS for good transportation Lois and Mary give June Avila their Sharon Bettencourt seems impressed as Bob of a new fragrance in the Cosmetic De- Gaddy points out one ofthe many tractor tires ofthe PIONEER DRUG STORE. available at GADDY TIRE COMPANY. 79 DOMPE WAREHOUSE COMPANY Dompe Warehouse Com- pany is quite important to local farmers because of its aid in processing products. RED'S BARBER SHOP NATIONAL ICE All the boys agree that Red's Barber Shop is Carol and Sue know the place to go for ice that the place to go for the best in haircuts. is needed on a picnic. 80 KALJIAN CHEVROLET COMPANY Mickey and Claudia know that they can find find the latest and best styled Chevrolets plus many good conditioned used cars at Kaliian Chevrolet Company located on hi h- 9 way 33. WESTSIDE PRODUCTS COMPANY Skippy and George know the importance of having high quality insecticides and ferti- lizers for farming and that is why they buy what they need at Westside Products. ELITE CAFE Georgia and Barbara find iust what they want in Chinese and American food at the Elite Cafe at 1413 O Street. SAM'S FOOD TOWN For bargains galore and quality too, Sam's Food Town is the place for you. GOLDEN STATE CREAMERY Mr. Babb at the Golden State Creamery shows Norma Jean through the warehouse where cartons of fresher tasting Foremost evaporated milk are stored. HELL WALLY'S COUNTRY STORE lt's cheaper in the country at Wally's Country Store, located one mile north of Newman on Highway 33. GOLDEN VALLEY CREAMERY Mr. Earl May shows his son Bill and Mary Jane some of the equipment at the new cot- tage cheese plant and the fine Arden products X PETE MARIETTA AND DOMINIC MATTERI SHELL SERVICE You will receive excellent service for your car at Pete Marietta and Dominic Matteri Shell Service. X Q C 8m M SHELL SERVICE STATION Everyone agrees with the Cox sisters, Bette and Virginia, that the C 81 M Service Station is the place to go for efficient service, sup- plied by service station attendant Manuel Berberia. FIRST WESTERN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY Sharon takes advantage of the special fea- tures of banking at the First Western Bank and Trust Company in Crows Landing. JOHN F. GRISEZ COMPANY Ed and Henry observe some of the bean grading equipment in action at the Grisez Company. Compliments of DAVIS HANSEN FUNERAL CHAPEL Edward and Betty Hansen 1258 R sfreef EAST-WEST DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION Arlene and Darrell closely inspect one of the large and clean Hopper tanks in the milk plant ofthe East-West Dairy- men's Associationl PACIFIC BUSINESS SERVICE Mr. Griffiths explains the viewpoints of Pacific Business Service to Mary and Theresa. NEWMAN DRUG Dellayne and Jeannie are looking over some ravishing, new shades of lipsticks, along with many other cosmetics available at the Newman Drug. FIRST WESTERN BANK AND TRUST COMPANY This courteous staff is at your disposal for all your banking needs at First Western Bank and Trust Company in Newman. S 5 v fs i 5 1 S D at E ELECTRIC AND R0NNY'5Fl-ORAL APPLIANCE COMPANY Linda spies a beautiful vase among the many Lay demonstrates the new G.E. maple television Qiffs available at Ronnyls Floral and 'Gift Shop' to Johnny Bettencourt. MINER'S CROWS LANDING MARKET KAMP'S Miner shows Norma Jean a selection from his large Darrell is about to make a selection from goods department. Kamp's fine stock of men's and boys' wear. CHRISTOFERSON'S AUTO PARTS NEWMAN HARDWARE COMPANY Christoferson and Manuel Silva try to find the part Kafhy and Danny look over ,he fine selections in a catalogue of an auto-part Manuel needs. of decorative cupsand saucers at one ofthe many counters. N J 85 JOE FRIAS DODGE-PLYMOUTH WADE H. POWELL, INSURANCE John Cabral eyes Kerry in the beautiful new Sandy's broad smile could possibly be from the 1960 Dodge Dart available at Joe Frias. cellent insurance coverage available at Wade PoweII's insurance office in Newman. ...M .W ,. u CORREIA'S MARKET A. PIMENTEL JEWELERS Gerry Mattos looks over the attractive selection CUYOIYV' IUSPSCTS some fine glassware in Stock 0 of fresh vegetables for a delicious salad at with QUCIIITY lewelry G1 Pimentel Jewelers- Correia's Market. i NEWMAN STEAM LAUNDRY NEWMAN RADIATOR AND AUTO GLASS For all your laundry needs, from linens to wash SERVICE cloths, Newman Steam Laundry can do the iob Two students closely observe the repairs being for you. on a radiator. 86 PEREZ BROTHERS s, perched on one of the lifts, is trying to help moving boxes to meet a deadline of Perez growers and shippers, located in Crows HOWK WELL AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY Well and Equipment Company drills many of the wells in our agricultural community. They also supply of pumps and repair material. NEWMAN ELECTRIC Newman Electric they make that worn out electric look and run like new. GENERAL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS General Petroleum Products can provide all your farm fuel needs, phone, Newman 736. NEWMAN TRACTOR COMPANY Manuel DeOliveria explains the mechanism of the New Holland Bailer to Future Farmer, Dennis Husman, they also carry tractors. RALPH'S BARBER SHOP For your fine hair grooming needs, visit the friendly barber, Ralph Perry. PATCHETTS MOTORS INC. Eugene and Merle look over the smart and striking 1960 Ford. Falcons, Mercurys, T-Birds, and Ford trucks are also available at Patchetts Motors Inc. MODEL CLEANERS David receives his clothing after a thorough cleaning iob at the Model Cleaners. PHII-'5 FROZEN FOODS SPROUSE REITZ VARIETY STORE There me ma,-,Y mea, lockers available for rem Carol tries on a beautiful hat at the hat counter as qs well qs fresh meal gn sale daily of phllvs Jolene Bettencourt, one of the fine salesgirls, helps Frozen Foods. her make her selection. 88 LUCAS TRACTOR COMPANY and Tom look over a new Gehl Chopper at Lucas Company. Fink has a hard time making a choice from all usp and fresh vegetables available at Souza's t in Crows Landing. ' SOUZA'S MARIKET r. . AZEVEDO GARAGE and Linda are about to enter the garage and I NEWMAN LUMBER COMPANY The Newman Lumber Company not only has many kinds of lumber, but other necessary building materials. WESTSIDE HARDWARE Paul Tamo explains the quality features of the refrigerator, which is available with many other appliances at Westside Hardware, to Marilyn and Emma. BILL'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE For excellent air conditioning or repairs, for our ye the employees W0fkil'19 Of' automotive repmrs warm summer days, be sure to contact Bill's general welding. Refrigeration, in Newman. YANCEY LUMBER COMPANY Dennis, Dick, and John are receiving an ex- planation from Mr. Yancey about the value of a good hammer. Yancey Lumber Company, Crows Landing and Newman can satisfy all your needs. .wi ,ii Y ,ii CATFISH CAMP Evinrude motors, groceries, boats, bait, gas and oil are all available at Beatty's Catfish Camp, located on Crows Landing Road, Crows Landing. STUDEBAKER SALES 81 SERVICE KATY CROW YARN 84 TOT SHOP Josephine and Bonnie admire the new look in the Adella finds just the outfit she is looking for, for 1960 Studebaker. Friday night dance, at Katy Crow Yarn 81 Tot Shop 90 FASHION SHOP WALLY'S DRIVE IN Soares displays part of the varied selection of The many courteous waitresses at Wally's Drive available to compliment her lovely stock of In are sure to give you prompt and courteous :de garments to Kathy and Sharon. service 24 hours a day. NEWMAN BAKERY BORBA'S BLACKSMITH SHOP and Bill are about to enioy some ofthe many A blacksmith is busily at work hammering out a icious pastries displayed at the Newman Bakery. piece of metal as one ofthe many services they to order cakes and delicious breads are perform. available. G 9 ' I ,A P 3 1 ii' Q . Compliments . Compliments F O Q1 f O NUNES FURNITURE 1 NEWMAN SHEET METAL WORKS NEWMAN WATERWORKS NEWMAN REFRIGERATION SERVICE , 9 1 Gustine and Orestimba bands combine in a delightful exchange program. Bernice, Sharon, and Carol have many duties, as reporter, president, and corresponding secretary, in the Section Seven F.H.A. Sharon Lucas, 1959 Chapter Sweetheart, crowns her successor, Barbara Craven, while president Tom Vargas looks on. Agnes, Julee, Gladys, Dianne, Richard, Sally and Bill pose Tony Amaral displays the trophy he won after the Christmas Program, play-- Video Christmas. as high point man during the F.F.A. Tractor Rodeo. 92 Janet Woodruff poses with the winner's trophy of the annual Newman Lions Club speech contest. B111 Densmore, Julee Jasper, and Bill Del Nero, relax after the Lions Club Speech Contest in Crows Landing. Julee was the winner. Dennis works busily during his ag shop class. Donna Cappa is being prepared to take part ln one of the tricks performed at the A.F.S. Magic Show Eugene and Corky have just found a sucker to buy John at the Junior Slave Sale. The Orestimba Warrior Band practices a formation for half time activities. SENIOR ACTIVITY INDEX ACOSTA, IOSEPHINE College Prep., C.S.F. 1,2, F.H.A. 1, Girls' League 1-4, Drill Team 1, Honor Roll 3. AMARAL, ANTHONY General, F.F A. 1-4, Football Mgr. 2,3, Baseball 2, Sentinel in F.F. A. 3. AVILA , JERRY General, Block O 3,4, Band 1-4. AVILA, JIM General, F.F.A. 1-4, Science Club 4. BACCARO, FERNANDO College Prep., A.F.S. 4, Science Club 4, Spanish Club 4. BARRY, MAXINE Commercial, G.A.A. 1-4, Girls' League 1-4, Drill Team 2,3. BELLO, CLARENCE General, J.V. Football 1,2. BERBERIA , MANUEL General, Ex. Council 4, F.F.A. 1,2,3, Block O 2,3 ,4, Block O Pres. 4, S.B. Vice P., Boys' State 3, JV Football 1,25 JV Basketball 1,2 ,3, V. Football 3,4, V. Basket- ball 45 Track, C, 1,25 B, 33 A, 4g Swimming 3,4. BETTENCOURT, JOHN General, F.F.A. 1-3, Block O 1-4, Class V.P. 2, J.V..Football 2, Var- sity Baseball 3,4, Basketball 4. BETTENCOURT, SHARON Commercial, C.S.F. 1, F.H.A. 1-4 G.A.A. 1-4, Orestimban staff 4. BORRELLI, KATHY College Prep., Ex. Council 3,4, Honor Roll 4, F.H.A. 1-4, G.A.A. Rep. 4, treas. 3, Class IICBS. 1, Sports Ed., Tom Tom 2, BRADLEY, BYRON College Prep. I.V. Football 1,2, J'.V. Basketball 3,4, Swimming 3,4, Tom Tom Staff 4, Block O 3,4. BROWN, MICHAEL College Prep., J.V. Football 1,2, B Track 1, A Track 2,3 ,4, Varsity football '3 ,4, Block O Sec. 4. CABRAL, BARBARA College Prep., C.S.F. 1-4, Spanish Club 4, G.A.A. 1-8, Ex. Council 3-4, AFS Pres. 3,4, Jr. Prom Chair. 3, Science Club V.P. 3. CAPPS, DONALD General, LV. Football 1,2, Vars. football 4, Vars. baseball 2-4. Swimming 3,4. CAPPS, DONNA Commercial, F.H.A. 1,2,3, G.A.A. 1-4, Band 1-3, Girls' League 1-4. CARTER, CAROLYN Commercial, Girls' League 4, Orestimban Staff 4. Transferred from Arkansas. CATON, ELAINE Commercial, S.B. Yell Leader 3, Head Yell Leader 4, F.H.A. 3,4, G.A.A. 1-4, Band 1-4. Ex. Council 3,4. COMBS, CAROL College Prep., C.S.F. 1, A.F.S. 3,4, F.H.A. 3,4, Orestimban Staff 3, Tom Tom Staff 4, Transferred from Oakdale High School. CORNELL, ROBERT General, Band 1-4, Block O 3,4, Vars. Football 3,4. COSTA, PHILLIP General, F.F.A. 1-4, Block O 4. COX, VIRGINIA General, Ex. Council 4, F.H.A. 4, G.A.A. 1-4 Rally Comm. 3,4, Orestimban Staff 4, Band 1,2, Mascot 3,4. DAILY, JOAN General. F.H.A. 3, Girls' League 1-4, G.A.A. 1-4. De1NERO, BILL College Prep., Browns Pres. 3,4, treas. 2, Class Rep. 2, Science Club 3, Business Mgr. Tom Tom 4, Homecoming Chairman 4, Sr. Ball Chairman 4, Class Pres. 4, Class Sec. 3, C.S.F. 1,3. deOLIVEIRA ROSALINE Commercial, C.S.F. 1, G.A.A. 1-3, Band 1-4, Pep Band 1-4, Majorette 4. DOBRZENSKY, ADELLA College- Prep., G.A.A. 1-4, Honor Roll 3, Orestimban Staff 3,4, Band 1, Majorette 2, Homecoming co- chairman 4. DOSS, ROBERTA M. Commercial, Yell Leader 4, G.A.A. 1-4, F.H.A. 1-4, Honor Roll 3,4, Band 1-3, Asilomar Candidate 3. FANTAZIA, DAVID General, Band, 1-4, Block O 4, J.V. Football 1,2, Varsity Football 4, Pep Band 1-4. FAULKENDER, SHARON College Prep., F.H.A. 1,3, G.A.A. 1, Browns 1,4, Chorus 4, Girls' League 1-4, Orestimban Staff 3. FILIPPINI, BARBARA Commercial, F.H.A. 1-3, G.A.A. 1-4, Girls' League 1-4. GONZALES, MARY Commercial, F.H.A. 1-3, Girls' League 1-4, G.A.A. 1-3, Band 1-3, Majorette 3,4. GRISCHOTT, CARMINE Commercial, Sr. Ball Chair. 4, Band 1.,2, G.A.A. 1-4, F.H.A. 4, Jr. Sr. Banquet Chair. 3, Class treas. 2, Student Body Treas. 4, Class Sec. 4, Homecoming Queen Attendant 4. HAMBLIN, ALBERTA Commercial, G.A.A. 1-4, Drill Team 2,3, Girls' League 1-4. HARRIS, ELTON College Prep., Honor Roll 3,4, Block O 2-4, Science Club 2, Band 1-4, J.V. Football 1,2, Varsity Football 3,4, Varsity Baseball 1-4. HARRIS, ROBERT College Prep., Science Club Pres. 4, Track 2-4, Swimming 2-4, Orestimban Staff 1. HOFF MANN , KAREN Commercial,.F.H.A. 3, G.A.A. 1-4 Science Club 2, Girls' League 1-4. HUSMAN, ERIC College Prep., Block O 2-4, Honor Roll 3, A.F.S. Sec. 3, Football 1-4, Swimming 3,4, Ex. Council 3,4, Jr. Class Rep. 3. INMAN, NATHAN College Prep., F.F.A. 2-4, Honor Roll 4, Block O 4, Tennis 3,4, J.V. Football 1,2. JASPER, JULEE College Prep., Asst. Yearbook Ed. 3. Yearbook Ed. 4, Girls' League Pres. 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Asilomar Delegate 3, V.P. of Class 1, Class Treas. 3, C.S.F. 3, F.l-l.A 1-4, A.F.S. 3, Orestimban staff 3,4, Ex. Council 3,4, Honor Roll 3,4, , JENSEN, DENNIS College Prep., Class Pres. 1, I.V. football 1, Vars. football 2,4, base- ball 2, basketball 1-3, Block O 2-4, Honor Roll 3,4, Orestimban Staff 3. KENNEDY, RICHARD General, Honor Roll 4, Band 4, Transferred from San Diego, Calif. KING . JERRY College Prep., Block O 1-4, Science Club 2-4, Browns 1, Orestimban Staff 3, Tennis 1-4, football 4. KROEKER, ERVIN General, Block O 2-4, Ex. Council 4, J.V. football 1, Varsity football 2-4, Basketball 1-4, track 1-4, swimming 1-4, Junior Class Pres. . Student Body Pres. 4. LEE, LINDA Commercial, F.H.A. 2-4, G.A.A. 1-4, Orestimban Staff 3, Girls' League 1-4. LEMOS, BERNICE Commercial, F.H.A. 1-4, G.A.A. 1-4, VP 3, Pres. 4, Orestimban Staff 2, Football Princess 2. LOPES, AYRES General, Band 1-4, Block O 2-4, Pep Band 2-4, Dance Band 1-3, Football 1-4, All Northern Calif. Band Clinic 3,4, LUCAS, SHARON Commercial, G.A.A. 3,4, Pep Club Pres. 3, Orestimban staff 4, Homecoming queen attendant 4, Ex. Council 4. Transfer from Tur- lock. MATOZA, RAY College Prep., Block O 1-4, Orestimban Staff 4, I.V. football 2, Track 1-4. MATTOS, GERRY Commercial, G.A.A. 1-4, Band 1-4, I.V. Princess 3, Class treas. 4, Girls' League 1-4. MAY, BILL College Prep. C.S.F. 3-4, Block O 3,4, Tom Tom Staff 4, Band 1, President of class 2. Boys' State 3, Tennis 3,4, Swimming 3,4, MCCLINTOCK, DENNIS General, F.F.A. 1-4, Sec. F.F.A. 3. NOLTE, THOMAS College Prep., Block O 3,4, Track 1-4, J.V. football 1,2, Varsity foot- ball 3,4, Swimming 2. NUNES, JEANIE General, Honor Roll 4, F.H.A. 1-2, G.A.A. 1-4, Orestimban staff 3, Girls' League Treas. 4. O'CONNOR, HAROLD General, Block O 3,4, Band 1-4, J.V. football 1,2, Varsity football 3,4, Track 1-4. OLIVEIRA, DAVID General, Tennis 1-4, Block O 1-4, Science Club 3. PETERSON, SHARON Commercial, Ex. Council 4, F.H.A. 2-4, G.A.A. 1-4, Science Club 2-4, Rally Committee 4, Orestim- ban staff 3, Tom Tom Staff 4, Christmas Party Chairman 3, Stu- dent Body Songleader 4. PHILLIPS. JIM General, Transferred from Quigley, POST , ALAN College Prep., Block O 2-4, J.V. football 1,2, Varsity football 3,4, basketball 2-4, Track 1-4. RAPP, KAREN College Prep., Honor Roll 3,4, A.F.S. 4, G.A.A. 1-4, Browns 1-4. RELVAS, MARY Commercial, Band 4, Girls' League 1-4, Vice Pres. 4, G.A.A. 1-4, Student Body Secretary 4, Ex. Council 4. 2OCHA,'MARY JANE Commercial, F.H.A. 3, G.A.A. 1-4, Band 1-3, Girls' League 1-4. ROSA, LINDA College Prep., G.A.A. 1-4, Science Club 3, Orestimb an staff 3, Browns 1-3, Tom Tom Staff, 4, Girls' League 1-4. ROSE, BONNIE College Prep., G.A.A. 1-3, Science Club 4, Browns 1,2, Girls' League L-4. SILVA, MANUEL General, FFA 1-4. SOLANO, THERESA Commercial, G.A.A. 1,2, Girls' League 1-4. ' STANLEY, CAROL College Prep., Chorus 4, Browns 3, Band 1, G.A.A. 1-4, Girls' League 1-4, Sec. 4. STEINBECK, CAROLYN College Prep., Ex. Council 4, C.S.F.1-4, A.F.S.3,4,C.S.F. Pres. 4, Browns Rep. 4, G.A.A. 2-4, Science Club 2-4, Honor Roll 3,4, Girls' State Candidate 3, Transferred from Paso Robles. STEVENS, SARA College Prep., Ex. Council 4, C.S.F.1-4,A.F.S. 3,4,G.A.A.1-3, Browns 1-4, Spanish Club Pres. 4, Browns Sec. 3,4, TARPLEY, CHARLES College Prep., Block O 3,4, Ores- timban Staff 4, Track 1, Tennis 2-4, Orestimban Sports Editor 4, Varsity football 3. TOSTA, DIANE General, Girls' League 1-4, Band 1-4,G.A.A.1-4. VARGAS, GEORGE General, Ex. Council 4, Honor Roll 4, F.F.A. Vice Pres. 4, Block O 3,4, J.V. Basketball 2, Varsity baseball 2-4, Orestimban Staff 1-4. VARGAS, TOM General, F.F.A. Pres. 4, .T.V. foot- ball 1, varsity football 2, baseball 1. WEIMER, TOM College Prep., Block O 3,4, Varsity baseball 1-4, Varsity foot ball 2-4, Varsity swimming 1, tennis 1. WOODRUFF, JANET College Prep., Ex. Council 3,4, C.S.F. 4, Honor Roll 3,4, G.A.A. 1-4, Band Majorette 1,2, Orestim- ban Editor 4, Girls' League 1-4, Asst. Orestimban Editor 3. WRIGHT, PAT Commercial, F.H.A. Parliamen- tarian 3, Girls' League 1-4, G.A.A. 1-4, Rally Committee 3, Orestim- ban Staff 3,4, Jr. Prom co-chairman Miss Jayvee 1. Acosta, Eleanore 36,76 Acosta, Emma 30,46,76,89 Acosta, Josephine 14,75,90 Am aral, Anthony 14,47,92 Amaral, Edward 24,52 Amorin, George 24,47,8l Andemen, Edward 43,56,64,72 Andersen, Richard 36,52,9O,72 Anderson, Paul 29,30,48,52,68 Andrade, Joyce 24,40,46,49,59,60,75 Areias, Daniel 36,47 Arnold, Patricia 30 Avila, Donald 24,47,69 Avila, Jerry 14,45,59,66 Avila, James 14,47,72 Avila, Kathleen 3O,43,85 Azevedo, Linda 24,43,46,75,89 Babb, Ladella 30 Baccaro, Femando 12,14,40,43,52,71 Barrington, Eugene 30,68,88 Barry, Maxine 14 Barry, Virginia 36,76 Bello, Clarence 14,51 Bello, Frank 51,59 Berberia, Manuel 14,41,42,45,66,67,69,83,71 Bemal, Dora 24 ' Bertao,Virginia 24 Bettencourt, John 11,24,47,71,85,91 Bettencourt, Johnnie 14,45,69,73 Bettencourt, Marlene 36,59 ,76 Bettencourt, Robert 36,59 Bettencourt, Sharon 15,46,51,75,79,83 Borba, Arlene 36,76 Borba, Edward 24 Borba, Joseph 36 Broges, Frank 23,24,45,67,70 Broges, Madiline 30 Borrelli, Kathleen 15,46,75,78 Boster, Billie 36 Boster, Jane 24 Bowen, Leona 36,76 Bowers, Sharon 76 Bradley, Byron 15,45,50,51,69,73,78 Braley, Carla 30,59,76 Brown, David 30,48,50,52,68,70 Brown, Michael 15,45,66 Buckhanan, Robert 30 Buckingham, Gerald 71 Burkle, James 36,47 Cabral, Barbara 15,42,43,48,49,50,52 Cabral, John 30,68,86 Cabral, Richard 29,30,56,58,68,72 Camara, Johanna 30,58 Carnara, Kathleen 30,90,91 Capps, Donald 14,45,75,93 Capps, Donna 15,64,75,93 Carranza, Eugene 30,68,72 Carranze, Genevieve 23,24,42,58,61,75 Carter, Carolyn 15,5l,88 Carvalho, Georgette 24,43,48,52,75 Castille, Charles 24 Caton, Elaine 15,42,46,58,60,64,75 Cerutti, William 24,47,81 Church, Fred 24,43,49,52 Cloud, Larry 24,45,6B Coelho, Judith 30,76 Cogbum, Larry 30 Cognum, Ronald 24,45,73 Collins, Karen 16 Collins, Robert 36,68,80,73,90,92 Combs, Carol 16,43,46,50,52,75,80 Combs, Kathy 36,40,52,59,76 Cooke, Jackie 36,58,76 Cornell, Robert 16,45,58,66,73 Correia, Arlene 24,46,84 Correia, David 36,47 Correia, Edwin 24,47 Corriea, Manuel 25,47 Corriea, Richard 25 Costa, Edward 30,47 Costa, Harry 36,68 Costa, Margaret 30,52,76 Costa, Philip 16,47,66 Cota, Jesse 25,45,5B,59,66,69 Cox, Bette 25,42,5s,s9,60,64,75 Cox,Virginia 16,40,42,44,46 Craven, Barbara 25,40,42,46,50 Crinklaw, Nancy 30,56,76 Caily, Jean 30,76 Caily, Joan 16,46,75 Daily, Joyce 36,76 Davis, Merle 3l,68,88 Decoit, Barbara 25,46,75,81 Degado, Sally 25,49,75,92 Delnero, Arlene 7,36 'Delnero, William 13,16,43,49 Densrnore, William 35,36,52 Deoliveira, Caroline 31,5l,59 Deoliveira, Henry 31,47,83 Deoliveira, Rosaline 16,58,64 Dinnen, Daniel 31,45,68,73 Dobrzensky, Adella 16,51,90 Dominguez, Victor 66 DEX Dominguez, Victor 66 Doss, Bobby 25,70 Doss, Larry 37,68 Doss, Roberta 17,42,46,51,60,64,75,7S Drafton, Norma 25,58,59,64,75 Drafton,Virl 25,71 Dupont, Frank 37,47 Edwards, James 17 Eldridge, Wilma 31 Elisonda, Rosita 3l.,58,76 Elston, Lyn 25 Escobar, Carlyn 31,76 Escobar, Dennis 37,47 Escobar, Joe 47 Evans, Dellayne 31,43,49,51,52,60,76,84 Fantazie, David 17,59,66 Fantazia, Laverne 37,42,46,76 Faulkender, Sharon 17 Faulkender, Susan 31 Fernandez, Richard 31,52 Ferreira, Urbin 25,47 Fialho, Virginia 37,58,76 Filippini, Barbara 17 Fink, Linda 37,76 Fink, Penny 25,43,49,50,52,75,89 Freitas, Irene 31,51 Caddy, Robert 25,40,42,45,59,66,67,73,79 Gallagher, John 37,52,90 Gallegos, Abraham 31 Gomes, Agnes 25,46,75,92 Gonzales, Mary 17,58,64,84 Gonzales, Mary 37,58,76 Grindstaff, David 37,7O,88 Grishott, Carmine 13,17,41,42,44,46,75 Grisez, John 25,43,45,49,52,74 Groulx, Malcolm 25,45,59,70 Haile, Darrell 84,85 Haner, David 31,47,90 Hansen, Kathy 37,59,76 Hansen, Sandra 31,50,75,76,86 Hansen, Steve 25 Harris, Elton l7,45,59,66,69,73 Harris, Robert 17,52,56,74 Henderson, Lois 31,51 ,52,79 Hilbum, Gale 37 Hoffmann, Nikki 31,46,49 Homen, Frank 31,47 Howard, Theo 31 Huelsenbeck, Levurn 31 Husman, Dennis 37,47,87,9O Husman, Eric 18,42,45,66 Inman, Nathan 1B,47,72 Jasper, James 35,37,68,70 Jasper, Julee 18,42 ,44,46,48 ,50,54,75,92 ,93 Jeisen, James 25,45,52 Jensen, Dennis 18,45,52 Fordan, Phillip 25,68 Juncker, Edward 26,51 Kennedy, Donald 37 Kennedy, Leonora 31 King, Jerry l8,92,71 , Kirkendall, Sharon 37,58,76 Kroeker, Ervin 18,41,42,45,54 Lafler, Roger 37,58,59,64 Landeros, Georgia 2B,75,81 Landeros, Zeke 37,68,70,73 Landrum, Connie 37,76 Lauborough, Dan 37,47 Lee, Linda 18 Len1os,Bemice 18,44,46,53,75 Lichty, Alvin 32 Lopes, Ayres 19,45,58,59,66 Lopes, Danial 26,59,68 Lopez, Dilia 37 Lopez, Gloria 26,51 Lucas, Edward 32,47,74,83 Lucas, Sharon 19,4O,42,51,75,88,92 Luna, Leonard 26,66 Luna, Mary 38 Machado, Carol 38,46,76 Machado, Claudia 26,40,46 ,81 Machado, Delia 26 Machado, John 47 Martinez, Eulogio 38,72 Massey, James 38,68 Matoza, Raymond 19,45,51 Mattos, Gerry 13,19,44,59,75,86 May, Bill 19,45,48,50,82,72 McClintock, Dennis 19,47 McCune, Irma 26 Mc Cusker, Pat 38,56,76 McLemore, Kerry 86 Mendonca, Jerry 38 Mendosa, Lois 38,59,76 Meza, Sally 26,44,45 .Mirza, Sonia 32 Mitchell, Jeanne 32,43,49,52,61,76 Mitchell, John 26,45,66,67,69,93 Mor, Mary 23,26,42,43,46,50,75,89 Moniz, Nadine 26 Moore, Larry 38,47 Morganti, Elmo 32,45,47,68,70,73 Morganti, Judy 38,76 Morris, Darlene 11,32,58 Mowry, George 32,52,72,74,90 Musson, Jerry 72 Nelson, Donald 26,73 Nelson, Ronald 26 Neves, Dennis 32,45,47,66,87 Nolte, Tom 19,45,66,71,78 Norton, Gladys 26,42,51,64,75,79,92 Norton, Joanne 38,76,78 Nunes, William 26,40,4S,66,71 Nunes, Jeanie 19,44,53,75 Nunes, Sally 29,32,46,76 Nunez, Tino 38 O'Connor, Leroy 19,45,53,58,66,71 Oliveira, David 2O,45,72 Ortega, Adam 38,68 Padeiro, Manuel 32,47 Parker, Edward 26,45,66,70,73 Perry, Dan 32,47,85,88 erry, Victor 29,32 ,47 eterson, Sharon 13,2O,42,46,50,52,60,75,90 91,92 Phillips, Allen 32 Phillips, James 20 Phillips, Joyce 38,76 Phillips, Larry 20 Pointcn, Bonita 27 Post, Alan 20,45,66,69,71 Ramirez, Amelia 38,76 Rapp, Karen 20,43,46,49,75 Relvas, Angela 35,38,59,76 Relvas, Mary 20,41,42,49,59,75 Rivas, Ruben 27,67 Riggs, Jimmie 38 Robledo, Angie 32,40,76 Rocha, Mary Jane 11,20,4O,75,82 Roehlk, Dorothy 33,59 Roehlk, Lenaetta 27,75 Romera, John 33 Rosa, Linda 20,50,85,90 Rosas, Connie 27,46,60,75 Rose, Barbara 33,46,76 Rose, Bonnie 21,90 Rose, Joe 33 Sanders, Sue 27,40,49,75,8O,90 Schutz, Dale 39,47,68 Sequeira, Eugene 27,45,52,66,71,74,93 Sequeira, Melvin 23,27,42,45,52,66 Shaw, Gary 27,71 Shaw, James 27 Sherman, Janice 39,46,59,76 Showalter, Michael 27,47,81 Si1va,Bemadette 39 Silva, Jack 27,72 Silva, Manuel 2l,47,85 Silva, Richard 33 Silva, William 39,47,52,68 Silveira, Steve 39,47 Skaggs, Kenneth 27,40,45,66,74 Smith, Billy 72 Smith, Carolyn 39,58,76 Smith, Gerry 27,46 Snowdall, Larry 33 Soares, Doreen 39,59,76 Solano, Hope '76 Solano, Theresa 21,85 Souza, Diane 33,46,76 Souza, Mary 27 Stalter, Richard 39,52,58 Stanley, Carol 21,44,78 Steinbeck, Carolyn 21,43,48,49,52,75,86 Stevens, Sara 21,42 ,48,49,52 Stewart, Susan 39,50,52,76 Stockton, Clifford 21 Stocktion, Darlene 39,76 Swanson, John 39 Tarpley, Charles 21,45,5l,69,72 Terra, William 27,67,70 Thompson, Mary 27,75,79 Thon, Marilyn 33,76,89 Thorkelson, Norma Jean 33,43,4B,50,82,85 Tosta, David 47,68,70 Tosta, Diane 21,33,58,92 Trimble, Torn 27 Trickey, Maryann 33 Tucker, Sandra 35,39 Vann, John 27,45,56,72 Vargas, Gary 39,47 Vargas, George 22,42,45,47,51,73 Vargas, Ronald 33 Vargas, Tom 22,47,92 Wagner, Martha 39,76 Wagner, Michael 33,51,52,58 Watson, Linda 39 Wear, Lloyd 39 Weimer, Tom 22,45,66,73 Whitehurst, Barry 33,52 Wilson, Tomi 39,76 Woodruff, Janet 22,40,42,51,75,88,93 Wright, Patsy 22,75 I 6495- I gbfff J .viffzyfgf yzg MWJ A hula, LAWLLJ Kuff A ,Og QQQMQSX 76041, cafdfazzgg who 55,70 134645241 3447112 41 611 fwmfy if .QJJZJ edt? 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