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FOREWARD ike for you to walk with us through f the d remember the happy days 0 i x i Y 2 As we journey through this book, you will not only see the beginnings of our new buildings, but you will be reminded of the many activities of the days just passed by. if we-5 s-ye X 1, x if -It K xii nl xl 1 So, take our hand, pick up your feet, and come along! vs, . ln Memo Lester K ry Oi a1ser 19 9 1953 rx rruhtary 1ea ve from the iacu1ty of Oros1 Urnon Hlg 11 5011001 repre sented the hxghest fe11ow As one who 1dea1s xo Amerxcan educahon among teachers and students ahke, the 1954 La st aifect1or1a11y dedxcated Pa1ma 15 mo Z, 1 MQW 0 jdua feed GLENN FILER AMOS BIDDY Rancher. Rancher. CARL SULZER, President. HAROLD ROBINSON, Clerk Accountant. Postal employee. CLAUD DOTSON Gene ral Contracter. FTS :Ge Principal Lloyd Diggs As his baton unites the Cardinal Chorusg so his personality welds Orosi High School into an effective educational institution. K., .ff -xx i ' 'bzp BROOKS DUTT Extends his neck, his heart, his vocabulary, and comes out on IOP. Vice-Principal, California History, Journalism, Sociology, English IV. . KATHARINE RAFENSTEIN Sound of Judgment Capable and efficient yet warm of heart Her s is the hand that steadies Dean of G1r1s Commerce Typing II ,.:- ' sally. 'K t 05 'ut CD51 C 'U-nfl any 9 unix, our 4 w W . A if for sports identify his work. 'ff-1 V t Industrial Arts, Dramatics, Orientation, Coach. X , ,1 ARTHUR BECKNER His ingight into science and zeal for X tennis will be remembered by his multitude of students. .K , Chemistry, Physics, Tennis, Trigonometry. f- -,Q ESTHER BILLMAN Her energy and varied accomplishments are due to her endless efforts. Girls' P.E., Aat. RUTH COOPER An endless volume of helpful hints. Home Economics. if -:A-I SW ROBERT AGNEW His energetic personality, his zestfulness Jn, C f1v! ROBERT DAVIDSON A keen sense of humor, always ready and willing. Public Speaking, English Ill, Library, World History. COURT EICHHOLZ The mysterious gleam in his eye-- like meeting a gay caballero. Govemment, Spanish, English 1. GLADYS ELLIS The sympathetic ear, the gentle manner, one who knows many things. School nurse. x DELMAR HOLLOWAY to win friends. Orientation, Boys' P E Coach JACK KILLINGSWORTH The Texan in OUHS Slow drawl--and all- ya all' Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts GERALD NORTON His love of the outdoor is always shown in the classroom. Biology, Senior Problems Oriemauon Senior Business ESTHER RAMACHER A sense of humor only excelled by her superior knowledge. General Math, Geormetry Onentation Algebra DALEY THOMAS Humor in a dehydrated form. English I, Orientation, Junior Business. WALTER TOWNSEND F.F.A. Famous Field Agronomist. Vocational Agriculture. BEN TUNNELL His unselfishness affords time to listen to your problems. English II, Developmental Math. ,SL -if i- A 455 y A . pf ' .Xxx ' Q M' t ', I LARRY BERRY Her quiet manner belies her never ending enthusiasm. Office Secretary . ORRIN CL APP Methodical. Appreciates neatness Head Custodian. WARD GATES Ever patient and sincere in his work, Custodian ARTHUR SLOAN Thorough, dependable, always willing to do his part Custodian. 11. ,fl OUQY' Swim WYWQW swoeur execuirves rwmrrowg Rosie sms, seererarw Wm Ta'bixoflfe:gx- urergilirginia Lo-Nrey, Sinimie Wu. Gxenda Cane Yen Leadqsli Bac to 'YNY ben Merbyin, Cusrockianqiireci Brown, busioCSS M203?,e'1F'3m15 amamo ' me-,mg Sohn Mason, Vice-President. STUDENT COUNCTL: Front Row: Biiiie Wiiey, Biiiie TarbeH, Carroi Nichois, Peggy Teague, Susie Ash, Rosie Shiba. Second Row: Bob Oiiyas, Anita Rainey, Kerry Dayasher, Gienda Carter, Sirnrnie Hiii, Virginia Lowrey, Caroi Gott, yudy Cirna, Par Sbipiey, Mari- iynFiier, Gienda Tubbs, Nickie Nicbois. Back Row: Miss Rarnacber, Kerry Carpenter, Paui Miiiborn, Sack Storm, Fred Brown, Dick Skaggs, Max Oiiyas, Eames Oriopp, Kenny Mirnura, Louie Roidan, Kohn Mason, Vernon Diggs, Harvey Baiiey, Francis Yarnarnoro, iade, Deiberr Merbyin. 510811 5 .avi ,A I SJW ,guifg fi' i- - ' 1 'b-,Q .le- P -?1'fw-'v-S - -.Ar.,.., ny.. -nv 5 , ' 'L 1f,m 'lvZ-1-s'a,4 K L FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS F1rstRow Rey Pena Treasurer Carla Mason Red Cross Representatlve Gwen Rogers Secretary Kenneth Calendar Representatlve iack Row Roger Hanada Vxce Presldent Wesley Kmght Red Cross RCPFESEDISIIVE Jerry Carpenter Presldent I'815 l'l'l0l'l Front Row Jullana Adams Loretta Arnold Dorothy Chance Alrce Arenas Lucllle Chavez LOUISE Chaffxn Lydla Chavlra Second Row Dwlght Blllman Betty Chance Delores Cook Judy Blshop Elveta Burks Delveta Chrxsman Don Anderson Back Row Charles B111 Ray mond Chun Rrchard Canales Bobby Camp Jerry Carpenter Henry Col11n Manuel Charlza Henry Arenas A , . Ze lf . ,L tx lf I xl ' +4-me : . : , ' : . : . . ' , z , . n . i Y V V - , , , 3. - -'Y ' S , 5. f .. - ' ' i - - cr Y C - 7 V- Q . f 4. I A . L - ,, +' ' ' ' --n f' 'V S Y. .V l . - : ' . . ' . , ' , - 1 ' . ' 1 I I y ' 1 I I I .1 gs if 2' Frrst Row Chrrstrna Franco, Lrnda Dodson, Lupe Esprno, Margaret Dela Cueva, Bruce Dewhrrst Second Row Betty hubanks Yolanda Dorrnnguez, Velda Dlerks, Helen DePr1est, Vretorra Estrada B ck Row Alex Esqurvel Ltncoln Davrs, Rrchard Esprno, Greg Galavmz X PQJ l'l'lQIfl is J! Hrst Row Al1I3lld.IlllllOll Saral Ilnrtado Catn1LnL1na, Nerta Jones Dra ra Lauderdale, Dorothy Hobbs Slnrley Hartrs beeond Ron lanettt James l,3Il'lCl3 llopson Geneva Ilayhnrst, Betty Hrgbhfleld Collene Long, Back Row Roger llanada, Mas Konatsn Tommy Hxrarnoro, Rrellard Hreks Iarneh Jo lnson Wesley Klllglll ,, ! l 4 .AH Q s Q jx . 1 i , , ,, - R ' ' ' , ' ,, . V. . , . - S? - 1 -la G 6- cf S 1- O- 1-v S 'K ' -- S- 6 ,V f sf - I f I .4 ... . ' l -'. . ' ll 1 . 1 1 3 ' . I . 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I , . , ' ' I I I Frrst Row Margaret Pope, Tomasrta Ortrz, Evelyn Martrn Melba Meredrth Manuel Marquez Second Row Amelra Nunez Dons Nrtson Helen Marquez Barbara Murray Carla Mason Back Row James McFarhn Jerry Nrcholson, Gene McFerran Vrcror Medrna Donnre McDonald F215 l'l'l2l'l C' Frrst Row Joyce Peloran Lorrarne Rrley owen Rogers, Jackre Prurtt Josre Pedregon Second Row John Rosarro Alene Prercy Sue Rrce Davxd Rogers Donald Rowe, J L Yandell B rck Row Wes ley Horsley Vrcror Rodrrquez Jrm Royston Lronel Rers Rey Pena Xvqf rx, Frrst Row Marrana Srerra Nma Skaggs Muto Shrnoda Second Row Robert Wrllrams, Joe Sorea Rudy Soto Dale Stanphrll hm Wray Back Row Jack Werner Marvrn Yamamoto Gene Yamada, Kenneth Turner P815 In eil 5, Ag., l Frrst Row Frank Camanllo, Lester Walston, Arthur Epps, Reymon Paredez, Edwrn Johnson Second Row John Sprers, Robert Gravley, Harold McLaughl1n, Gerald Helwrck, Glen Goerzen Back Row Roy Elms, Arhe Cllft, Kenneth Drggs, Charles Cleave, LOUIS Gattan, Adolph Bueno .SZIQ OIR 0I'25 JC. .. JL Z' L SOPHOMORE OFFICERS F1rst Row Wanda Rankrn Calendar Representauve Mryukr Shrba, Red Cross Representatrve Mary Lou McLaughl1n Secretary Treasurer Back Row John Osburn Red Cross Representatrve Arthur Marquez V1ce Pres rdent Bob Ollvas Presrdent X f ' 1 fl MA ,Q , rv F1rst Row Rosle Bonrlla Wanda Fountam, Snookre Ash Glenda Carter, Frances ua 'V' Dundas Charlene Burkdoll Second Row Leroy Decker, Rrchard Blanks, Tommy Braden, Bob Berry, Benny Bezzendes Back Row Lee Castanon, Ronald Acevedo, Jack Fox, Dommgo Franco I A 1 4, . A qv N K- 1 , :. 'F , fn: 5 Q--A - 1 ', -v 5' uf: 1 fr- ' 2 2151: X ,Qs rl . I y , . : . ' . S . . . . : . , - . : u . 5 n I ' ' : ' . ' - - f' I I .'-fa C ' ' , 1 4 - kwa Q, 3, f. - - , roi- . , Y 1 1 N, , 37, . r, ' A 7 . , lr. 3 fe' , V :D ' F ' 4' . a -3 1 F f s 051- 1 do 1' ', '- Y J I ' 6 ' F 7 . : . . , , , ' I - : ' Frrst Row John Jackson, Jack Harness, Ray Harrkran, Joe Jacques Walter Gunn Second Row Shrrley Gant Irene Guerrero, Gwen Iorgenson, Betty Greer, Betty Sue Hopson, Geraldrne Hel wrck, Oteka Hall Back Row Jrmmre Faye Hrll, Sammre Sue Jones, Margre Harp, Drxre Gurnn Arm1da Hurtado 0,0 OITLOPQJ X Frrst Row Mrlford Keelrng Catarrno Qurnones, Salvador Pedregon Alvrs Mrller Second Row Joanne Krshr Patsy McCurry Patsy McDonald Mary Lou McLaugh1rn, Esther Pena, Delfrna Ol rvas, Sylvra McKercher, Vrrgrma Lowrey Back Row John Osburn, Bob Olrvas, Max Pnrrtt, Arthur Marquez. ' A , : X - 'C' ' ' '- -- - 3- au. s P -1. , ff, eg g . F I , Q 34. Qi- -- S , ' ' .1 x . , A , ez - , . .- X f f i. if . 3 L x X x .1 . : ., , . : ' - . Q 4 . . I I - 1 - - Y- Q- . r N '1 -. 'V . , .4 g ,,, . 1 v 'JI 'M , 'g r I r .G - v G h ' if r S ' 3 I U ' , ' ' . : 1 I I 1 I D ' First Row: Larry Ring, Jerrell Shackelford, Elwood Schapansky, Benny Slayton, Larry Rubalcalba, Jolin Stone Second Row: John Smoljan, Virginia Sotvall, loan Smith, Miyuki Sliiha, Mary Shelton, Rose Marie Rivera, Barbara Swan, Wanda Swartzlandcr, Stolla Rodriqucz, Icrry Smitlicrs. Back Row: Wanda Rankin, Jimmy Spiers, Anita Rainey, Shirley Smith, Leroy Sraton. SIG 0171 ored E' ? 'N s 6-Y - - Li ,f F' Al lfirst Row: Jerry Welch, Eugene Van Bibber, Bill Wyatt, Coy Weldon, Alvin Teel. B-HCR ROW: Lydia Zubia, Barbara Tarball, Mary Trniillo, Doris Tyler, Norma Triom- asori, Etlieldean Williams. P' ,g A , , if .43 G, Y-1 K ' ,je A 4'- cff 'K-' X - ,PW f'...'TJ fv- S. x 'lififr Secretary V1ce-Pres1dent h . 'V 0,9 Ilene LYOns Gale Gregory T1-ees ' 69166 YO Sum- are Sacv Oda I ll,I'll0I'J lg: Kia, WV R Rs: A as :ff aff in I, I Az XR - vu' ,J 1 N .Q , P Calendar Representatives v A Judy Cima, Carol Gott m A is I if ,, 5 5 'ff-f l ,eve QQ a M.. XA ,li tegeaxaa YW .0 Red C 7' Q69 ' Be 1.03 01099 aa mf 4 perl? Ms Rep? Kea. take A 'J W' V Cban' esebt . Dang ta K A X l 161 atllfe J! Md XOTF lXQ.U.H.S.I --lad! AL 'Q Pwr 'Q Fxrst Row Joella Dtllrngharn Vrrgrnra Burkdoll Jean Cook Cecelra Agutlar, Betty Cooper Second Row Pete Bermudez Judy Crma Estelle Ballance Melba Dunlap, Johnnre Blythe Back Row Everett Brllman Harvey Balley Danny Downrng Howard Brllman Dennrs Breck enrrdge UI1 l0I'5 9-in Frrst Row Glynda Lewrs Amelra Gartan Janet Htxson Laurena Hrll Carol Gott Ilene Lyone second Row Kevrn Holz Bobby Garcra Rrchre Fterro, Gene Gomes Terry Harper Kay Hayak GWB Th1l'dR0W Clyde .lOhUS0f1 Jesse M Hernandez David Krtcnens, B111 Gunn Wayne Heard Gale Gregory Back Row Wendell Frazter L B Jackson Curus Keelrng Dtck Gates gn- 3- 9 --,Q -1- .-- ,.-...- 41.1 11- 2 'S 481' Frrst Row Claudlne Osburn Beverly McDan1el Olga Madrtd, Joyce Matthews, Loretta Pope Second Row Audrey Hunter Jo Moore N1Ck18 Nxchols Donna Nrtson Back Row Paul M11 lfU'll0I'5 QQ 4 1 0 First Row: Martha Shelton, Virgie Walston, Rose Ann Sams, Ofelia Silva, Sumi Shinoda. Second Row: Raymond Sanchez, Della Slayton, Helen Wright, David Takeda. Back Row: Wilbur Smith, Stuart Slade, Jack Storm, Duford Roberson. 23 CAM 0 1954 eniord iv? 1. auf' hw it YZF? '-S 5 KENNETH MIMURA, President. His car is his pride and joy. BILLIE WILEY, Secretary-Treasurer. NANCY HANADA, Vice President. Small Tall, stately and reserved. She moves as an atom, twice as active. with grace. -,, , . ,, ,, H l' V l .fn ' 16150, X m iLie'4-.. A Sl IIIRS ' .4 W---'Y Affkin 4 L ,xbzfl . ,.,,,ysy..+- SUSIE ASH: Strong will --fun lover .x . bm , 3 'C7' C' JUDY BEINHORN! The Marilyn Monroe of Orosi Hi. SHIRLEY BLA NKENSHIP: Bop - -jitterbug - -that 's her style ERVIN ASH: A smile like a lighted fuse FRED BROWN: Duhhhh I Q63 RUTH COOK! A gay clown on the surface, an artist at heart. X l MANUEL CARRILLO: El Poco professor not so hotol ROSIE CARRILLO: Refreshing as peppermint stick candy. if 72' X'igft 7 fl HMM IE BONILLA: Lotta fung fun JEFF COOPER He whistles ou of his mouth. is his pastime t of the side JERRY DAVASHERg With her abides the quiet solitude. Q9 'E' N.-f f f LARRY EDWARDS: An uncorked genie. KENNETH DEC KER: Mischievous as the day is long. Q19 DON DEHAENAN: His hair flops when he plays basketballg in front of his nose--a book. K lv .A . .X K ' :wai l .os Q VERNON DIGGS: Wizard of Oz CHARLES ETHERIDGE: Hidden Laughter. MARILYN FILER: Sparkling and gay: over- flowing with the joy of living. 35 'bn V, E EDWINA FRANKS: Her hair surmounts her beauty. enior SUE DOOLEYS Capricious as the fire from whence her hair derived it's light. CAM LORRA INE GARABEDIAN: Glories in neatness. I K wi LEE GIBBONS: His slow meaningful str I r ' 1 ides lead 'rim in many directions. FRANCES GREER: Queck on the trigger. E7 CARMEN GUERRERO: In sports, she is best. 'Wx DOLORES HACKETT: The books have not blemished her fair complexion. -1? GENE HALSTEAD: A farming Romeo. is K DARLENE HARRIS: Radiant hair is her high light. 'Z :xg 5 1 l1L3 EDDIE HHQAMOTOZ Tinkering with cars is his delight. 423' .J 'J' IANEY HIYAMA: Unpredictable. if 'tav- JANICE HOBBS: Genius A puller. 3 Tues-U9 MARY ELLEN HOPSON: Off she goes into the wild blue yonder. nut MARY LOU JONES: Here a giggle, there a giggle, everywhere a giggle, giggle. 7-1 rg PATSY IONES: A portion of laughter mixed with quietness. MARY MAIARIAN: Seeks for the joy of finding. . M! ANITA MARQUEZ: The breeze through the willow. JOHN MASON: Blond is his hair, with a personality plus. W ROBERT MCCARTER: Big clown, big joke, big flirt. enior FRED KOSEK: A likeable fellow. V, if FLOYD MERE DITH: Changeable moods hke the March winds. CARROL NICHOLS: Bright as the evening star, PISIIY 35 8 Summef sunset. cf, ., . , 1 ifflilr, 'K Y K' lin CMM Q, .4 fi ' 62,5 f'5'ff'3e M ' ' Y Y - L? K iln 1.15 . vcr' 4 . ' ' t tml' . . f ' A Q V 5 ,,.. . 'NA H S Y 'cr W f' X . n 'x MARILYN SWATZLANDER: Smiles like the Mona Lisa. PAT SHIPLEY: A good Joe. DICK SKAGGS: A fiend for wrestlinb L. Nd JUDY TAKEDA: One in a million. .m ' 45 LOREAN TANNER: Precise and prim of manner 63 BILLIE TARBELL: Friends are her hobby. GLENDA TUBBS: Her friends are numerous, her foes are few. ROGER WHITTINGTON: His mild appearance gives way to an exotic personality. 3 gn BJ FRANCIS YAMAMOTO: His talent makes him a man among men. 'QS MARY NUNEZ She s a honeyl -IZ ' lm. 'W- ? MAX OLIVAS Hrs ability with hrs trumpet rs envied by all IENNIE RODRIQUEZ: Quiet like a mouse in a corner LYDIA RODRIQUEZ: Quiet like another mouse in an opposite corner. 'Q JAMES ORLOPP Cheerful and dependable ad mired by all his fuends 'JR LOUIE ROLDAN: His art for dancing equals his art with the girls. Q MARY PENA A bouncing ball of Joy i ROSIE SHIBA: Her quietness deceives. QIQLOI' CLARA PHILLIPS Slow rs her way with friends K P X i T ,sav- AV Lb- fi:-wa Q vi'-an 1 FROSH INITIATION Charge! 1 I Boy What a mess! Smrle pretty The latest fp.- 56' ,A '-'Ea'-5595 x 4 6 Brrefmg the freshmen and sophomores Female mrllepedes Hey qurt puslung Wow g1rls Cheese Look out boys you re gomg to get wet Come on freshmen pull! H! Ho Srlverl Go men gOl Onward to v1ctory Hm-m-m-m good! . Get ready get set! Sunday best Ain t we devils? . Dig those crazy muscles! , P -U 7 jxlf aff! V311- 1 4'-I W! 'Ni f 5 M, ,dy As, 4 3' Q ww f. . f . , fl r , 'Ji' ' 1i?:ljf5sA . 0' K 4 6 9 wief I Pk SK 9 4-4- if pi Ofiicersg Wake: Townsend, Sponsorg Dennns Bxeckenudge, Skaggs, Presidemz Roy Nmlet, Vic6'PYCSidCm: Clyde Xohnson, 'Yreasnrerg Bob Be: y FUTURE of R5 AMERICA FF A Sweetheart Ilene Lyons 1 3 swf C5 fox , Secxetary Duck Reponerg Bench Shame r , Sentinel. .X ff MF' ,?- ,.- 1 FRESHMEN: First Row: Robert Gravly, Leroy Walston, Arthur Epps, John Spiers, Edwin Johnson. Second Row: Louis Gaitan, Reyrnon Paredz, Frank Camarillo, Harold McLaughlin, Kenneth Diggs, Charles Cleave, Wesley Horsley, Back Row: Adolph Bueno, Jim Royston, Roy Elms, Arlie Clift, Gerald Helwick, Glen Goerzen. K , sn' 4 -. L SOPHOMORES: First Row: Frank Miller, Benny Slayton, Jerrel Shackleford, Back Row: Leroy Staron, Jerry Kosek, Jerry Smithers, Tommy Braden, Bob Berry, Benny Bezzerides. ff -- f 121, - ,sxaaffif ' J 1 I J A J s 1 v 1 nl -'PQ Q ...ff ' -1 Juniors and Seniors: In front: David Kitchens, Roy Miller, L.B. Jackson. Rear: Dick Skaggs, Harvey Bailey, Ernest Reyla, Dennis Breckenridge, Clyde Johnson. Right: Jerrell Shakleford and Benny Slayton tend to their litter of weaner pigs. Lower left: Harvery Bailey wields the curry comb on his prize white face. Upper left: ,Jerry Smithers watches Jimmy Patterson feed his Sears Roebuck sow and pig. Lower right: Benny Bezzer- ides and Leroy Staton talk over the possibilities of tomato profits in Leroy's patch. Upper right: Clyde Johnson puts on a big grin for his two registered Hereford bulls. fi 18 . Ci xl ,J . , 'E P .X f' i .1 f. -.F 5,.,.- , . J. ', .-v' fi' , 9 ilff' saagw, - 6' '--f 'fee aff fa Q. 2 E A J S-rs :' ,,.L. Q. ' 1- cl i Ofnia ,SZAOKUMAQQ jeclefaiion FIRST ROW: Rosie Shiba, Nancy Hanada Sumi Shlnoda, Melba Mere Ofelia Sllv Drana Lauderdale Alrce Arenas Joanne Krshr Ilene Lyons dith SECOND ROW Dolores Hackett Manlyn Frler Norma Thomason a, Carrol Nichols, Ray Harrkran THIRD ROW Jud Crma PatSh1p1ey M lin, Carol Gott, James McFarlin FOURTH ROW Stuart Slade Pau M Harper, Everett Billman, Jerry Carpenter Francrs Yam Elwood Schapansky, Howard Billman H X! . YS Oiilce OnSOYa h 1 League O1 Golii SP l XS. Glfx-5 .degl, Cai . kia Nlcho ' . -pyesi Nic , F8 6 aw we W, Ravens- . Y ximmye 'Yd nl Mauyyn Bowne Kyshi. 'measure ' .W Pxesi C ' Secteyaiy. iensiel ' f 0 1 QA , olgaglle V ofiig-J1ea?JiCMrs, Dutt step 6 . League chrissfn the Girls' ws. Rgeponeh ,mv wh 9 mosh Service being rendered for the Football Banquet by Dorothy Chance Janette James, Pat Shipley, Janice Hobbs, Alice Arenas, Mary Bezze- rides, Marilyn Filer, Norma Thom- ason, Judy Bishop, Frances Dundas, Nickie Nichols, Anita Marquez, Mary Lou McLaughlin, Evelyn Martin, Joyce Peloian. mas Formal P 6 ff' vt mtl 0 5 Officers I Stuart S IOPP Pre ' Iade' SGC ' d . . fel-3r - Edwards, ssierent, Wilbur Smith Treasurer, james Or- geant at Arms ce President, L - 1 FIRST ROW: Ervin Ash, David Takeda, Kenny Mimura James Orlopp, Max Olivas, Dick Skaggs, Francis Yamamoto, Paul Millhorn, Louie Roldan, Johnny Blythe, Gene Gomes, Howard Billman, Gale Gregory. Second Row: Manuel Carrillo, Rudy Soto, Bob Garcia, Victor Rodriguez, Don Dehaenan, Floyd Merideth, Gene McFerran, Everett Billman, Eddie Hiramoto, Marvin Yamamoto, Mr. Holloway. Third Row: Ruben Nunez, Jimmie Bonilla, Jesse Hernandez, Elwood Schapansky, Wendell Frazier, Roy Miller, Max Pruitt, James McFarlin, Jerry Carpenter, Rey Pena. Back Row: Duford Roberson, Larry Edwards, Stuart Slade, Jack Smith, Leroy Harrier, Dick Skaggs. 3l'l'y UPLON huh St,hO0L g DQ Ffi., it ERS 'E' K Stgiml Yu 'Y OE Presidenh 3iCChairrnaYlv , . Vifle' Ogra non. Diggs' ,aces V' W. N0 V gillon ati S , an Presidegs - ireasUteiairiwEv erev Blum ' Sade' Cha? ' Doq et n yervi X Sponsor Gerald Norton talks the situation over with Foreign Correspondent John Morley at the Y sponsored community banquet. FIRST ROW: Kenny Diggs, Leroy Decker, Bill Gunn, Alvin Teel, Walter Gunn, Jack Fox, Kenneth Decker, Dick Skaggs. SECOND ROW: Terry Harper, Wendell Frasier, Henry Col lin, Carl McKercher, Clyde Johnson, Dennis Breckenridge, Wayne Heard, Kevin Holz, Ev erett Billman. BACK ROW: Jack Storm, Stuart Slade, Howard Billman, Charles Etheridge Fred Brown, Vemon Diggs, Jerry Dover, Larry Ring, Harvey Bailey, Mr. Norton. 'WH f x EQ am M -W? -'Yii.4, 79' ' . . x 7, if JJ. ri us, 50 K as ,- ,xx K. 'E S 511'-s 5' ' x AM Oiiicers: Front Rowz Mr. Ear1 Mcilercber, Sponsor, Nickie Nicb oXs, Treasurer, Boyce Pemiarr, Secretary. Back Row: GXerrda Tubbs, President, MariXyrr Swartmander, Historian, Ruth Cook.. V ice -President, Cbanerxe Burkdoh, Cbarnain. Frorxt Row: Sylvia Mciiercber, Nina Skaggs, Xoyce Peroiarx, Betty Cooper, Crauderxe Osburrm, 'a Hopsorx. Second Row: Mrs. Bmrrxarx, Nickie Nichols, VeXda Dierks, Cokleerx Long, Higbfieki. Back Row: Marhyrx Swartzkartder, Betty Sue Hopsorx, Tubbs, Mary Euan Hopsorx. Patriot kett, Betty k, GXerxda Dolores Hao Chad XX, Rutb C00 ene Burkdo 1 lisa XV -4 4 aw P 4 86,1 W 'w x X,-5 . ,,A, if Nui N,-,X Editors: lerry Davasher and Billie Wiley. GJ' LHCL alacrb Front row Brllre Wrley Betty lflrghfreld Martha Shelton lerry Dover Back row l-lelerr Wrrght Jerry D vasher Mary Shelton lo Moore lllllllllll lllllllul' ...J 6ll7'lCt Edrtor Carrol Nrchols cuts the paper whrle Assocrare Edrtor Ilene Lyons reads the copy Front Row Carrol Nlchols, Ilene Lyons Marths Shelton Carol B1Sh0P SGCOHCI Row Jerry Davasher Helen Wrrght Brllre Wrley Josephrne Moore Back Row Jerry Dover Nrckre Nrchols Bob McCarter Vernon Drggs Ullll III' 'F -QF T fr 1 17 r l e .' x . j N 1 x Q f9 K A 1 1 , ' 4 - Q f e P' f I it ' , ga, xv W . . , 3, 1 A J '., . l 9 4 QW fi ' ' G X 3 ' 'k , Q , 4 8 n . 4 V I my ' Gi f Q y X 1, 1 N , ' i I 5 44 Y I we Ea, fe, cm Pep Club Officers Secretary-Treasurer, Nancy Haiiadag President, Susie Ashg Vice -President, Shirley Blankenship. Yell Leaders: Jimmie Hill, Glenda Carter, Vir- ginia Lowrey. Mascot Yell Leader: Bobby Smol- an First Row: Alice Arenas, Peggy Teague, Shirley Blankenship, Nancy Hanada, Carrol Nichols, Susie Ash, Shirley Niemela. Second Row: Bev- erly McDaniel, Judy Cima, Marilyn Filer, Norma Thomason, Shirley Smith, Carol Bishop, Mary Shelton, Virginia Lowrey, Judy Bishop. Back Row: Mrs. Cooper, Glenda Carter, Jimmie Hill, Glenda Lewis, Sylvia McKercher, Carla Mason, Lor raine Riley, Carol Gott, Betty Eubanks, Snookie Ash Judy Beinhorn. 'I Jeff! -.wif . 'ff ,N I 0 f 0' ,' 'Af A T' f'7 4: ,..- X Z ' ' , , l x , . . A , 1 1 2, o , , . , Girls' Block O Mary Lou McLaughlin, Mary Pena, Carmen Guerrero, Sammie Sue Jones, Patsy Jones, Martha Mortanian, Carol Bishop, Carrol Nichols in 'gf r , , QQ ' N ,xf-.1 ff, Porn Pom Girls Kneeling in front: Anita Rainey. Standing: Betty Enbanks, Donna Nitson, Etheldean Wil- ' liams, Irene Gnererro, Evelyn Martin, Alice . Arenas. 4 QR 'f Song Leaders Mary Shelton, Snookie Ash, Diana Lauderdale, Carol Bishop. I Q I xx -4-I fxfffj I it Band Officers O n Mason Vi He ' Ce 'pfesidemg C ne Lyons. Secretary: Max 01:21 Gssggijecretaryg ' ent - ette ' .5 MHJOT Hea 1 ,S C3 r ol Nwho Em Majorettes: Susie Ash, Ilene Lyons, Nancy Hanada, Carrol Nichols, First Row: Nickie Nichols, Joanne Kishi, Charles Etheridge, Mary Shelton, Second Row: Sylvia McKercher, Laurena Hill, Oteka Hall, Jimmie Hill, Glenda Tubbs, Marilyn Swartzlander, Judy Cima, Carl McKercher, Barbara Swan, Shirley Niemela. Third Row: Martha Shelton, Norma Thomason, Ofelia Silva, Marilyn Filer, Carla Mason, Pat Shipley, Carol Gott, Kenny Diggs, Carol Bishop, Max Olivas. Fourth Row: Barbara Stephens, Virginia Lowrey, Mary Louise Bezzerides, Shirley Smith, Anita Marquez, Judy Bishop, Dwight Billman, Howard Billman, Sumi Shinoda. Fifth Row: Wendell Frasier, John Mason, Everett Billmari, Vernon Diggs, Patsy McCurry, Mary Lou McLaughlin, Patsy McDonald, Virginia Rodriguez, Bob Williams, Carmen Guerrero. Sixth Row: Arthur Marquez, Delbert Methvin, Terry Harper, Henry Collin, Mary Pena, Jesse Hernandez, Mary Nunez, Dick Gates, Bob Olivas, Jack Fox. Back Row: Charles Cleave, James McFarlin, Wilbur Smith, David Takeda, Jim Bonilla, Doris Tyler, Fred Brown, Elwood Schapansky, Rey Pena. ,, W 2 TY 1 . lm .. 2 .-0 his f ' . .. ,, ,,K, .4 . ,.., MAJORETTES: Susie Ash, Nancy Hanada, Ilene Lyons. SAXOPHONES: Bob Olivas, Norma Thomason, Ofelia Silva, Martha Shelton, Mari lyn Filer, Dick Gates, Jack Fox. PERCUSSION: Front Row: Joanne Kishi, Oteka Hall, Glenda Tubbs, Marilyn Swartzlander, Judy Cima. Back Row: Nickie Nichols, Carla Mason, Jimmie Hill, Carl McKercher. TRUMPETS: Vernon Diggs, Wendell Frazier, Max Oliva Everett Billman. 5, it Y , 3 k..1.q, X X X l A J A G+ N. y -is.-up-ca-L 395 ww-'2r3 'Q SQN H10 4 .4 , J, ax'-'A ' . i Rifle Team 1 Ronald - Rev 3. , Bob Olivas, Ernest , V V I 1 HRST ROW- Elwood Schalwnsky' GCT GOIBWSESK ROW- Bob lwlcCarter, Jerry SYUU ' 4 , A r ' YQ, ' Acevcdo, Max Prnitt, Cliavrliirlgtcrtgjb Berry' Walter Gunn. hers, Paul Millhorn, TUV! FIRST ROW: Charles Etheridge, Ernest Rcyla, Kay Hayakawa, Johnny Blythe, Eddie lliramoto, Jerry Sniithers, Eugene Van Bibber, Mr. Holve. SECOND ROW: Bob McCarter, Charles Bell, Walter Gunn, Ronald Acevedo, Jerry Picken, Gene Gomes. THIRD ROW: Kenneth Decker, Leroy Decker, Bobby Garcia, Jim- niy Patterson, Elwood Schapansky, Terry Harper. BACK ROW: Johnny Rosario, Bob Olivas, Max Pruitt, Roy Miller, Paul Millhorn, Bob Berry. Nh Q ' 7' Nlr' is Q'-,iffy itiriiqff 57 f' 'RJR Ca CLALPILLCIV Je! C2794 . Sw it gs x S fs an f , U 'X Q R-in 1 lylfu J S ,b,,?e 'i 1.45, goofggklera Dr Vice-Presideaiha Club Officers U , L ' iipresentatilfe, SnZLolci6RXldanJ Calendar arry Edwards. Q SZ, President, FIRST ROW: Martha Shelton, Snookie Ash, Peggy Teague, Carrol Nichols, Nickie Nickhols, Oteka Hall, Anita Marquez, Martha Mortanian, Sarnmie Sue Jones. SECOND ROW: Mary Shelton, Carol Bishop, Gwen lorgenson, Shirley Blankenship, Betty Highfield, Virgie Walston, Billie Tarbell, Virginia Lowrey, Mary Lou McLaughlin. C C leen Lon , Dolores Hackett, Bob McCarter, Charles Bell, lack Fox, BACK ROW: Mr. Agnew, Betty ooper, o I g Larry Edwards, Louie Roldan, Max Olivas, lim Wray. - QQ KQV' x 'f!9j?f!g 33 g5Q5??U3e6i5g 1 4. if - 113551 Q 3 8 Q hr! fm ,., fm' - if gl - Spanish Club Officers laani5A President, Paul Millhorng Secretary- Treasurer, Wanda Ranking Vice-President, Roger Hanada. V w i P' ,, rr at 'W I. 5' FIRST ROW: R. Soto, S. Slade, C. Johnson, H. Bailey, V. Diggs, F. Brown, V. Rodriguez, B. Williams, M. Marquez, V. Medina, SECOND ROW: A. Marquez, J. Hill, M. Meredith, R. Shiba, A. Gaitan, J. Hiyama, A. Arenas, J. Kishi, J. Matthews, M. Nunez, S. Mcliercher, I. Lyons, S. Shiuoda, P. Jones, M. Pena, O. Madrid, J. Rodriguez, THIRD ROW: M. Shelton, W. Rankin, M. Filer, R. Rivera, M. Shiba, N. Ash, D. Lauderdale, S. Smith, O. Hall, N. Thomason P. Shipley, C. Gott, V. Dierks, I. Guerrero, D. Olivas, L. Rodriguez. FOURTH ROW: P. Millhorn, M. Carrillo, B. Garcia, D. Billman, T. Ortiz, L. Hill, H. Wright, H. Marquez, C. Luna, A. Nunez,J. James, B. Murray, D. Hackett, C. Bishop, J. Cima, C. Guerrero. FIFTH ROW: R. Hanada, L. Castanon, J. McFarlin, I. Carpenter, G. Jorgenson, C. J Storm M Lichholz ' ' .-...,,... UNION llGl'i SCHOOL lii 2 Chrisman, D. Hobbs, A. Piercy, O. Silva. BACK ROW: R. Pena, H. Collin, H. Billman, 1. Dover, E. Billmau,B. McCarter - x l X L CHUHIIS Front Row: Mr. Diggs, Estelle Ballance, Beverly McDaniel, Glenda Lewis, Billie Tarbell, Nan- cy Hanada, Judy Beinhorn, Shirley Niemels, Susie Ash, Shirley Blankenship, Carrol Nichols, Jo Moore, Virgie Walston, Nickie Nichols. Second Row: Joyce Matthews, Linda Dodson, Nina Skaggs, Betty Cooper, Patricia Hopson, Anita Hamilton, Margie Harp, Patsy Jones, Mary Pena, Laurean Tanner, Rosie Shiba, Anita Marquez, Rose Ann Sams. Third Row: Coleen Long, Lu- cille Chavez, Margaret Dela Cueva, Frances Greer, Darlene Harris, Dolores Hackett, Ruth Cook, Carol Gott, Laurena Hill, Judy Cima, Marilyn Filer, Martha Shelton, Carol Bishop. Fourth Row: Alene Piercy, Barbara Murray, Janette James, Dorothy Hobbs, Pat Shipley, Norma Thomason, Gwen Jorgenson, Barbara Swan, Lorraine Riley, Sylvia Mcl-Cercher, Carla Mason, Gwen Rogers, Janet Hixson. Fifth Row: Lee Gibbons, Jack Fox, Charles Cleave, Dwight Billman, Kenneth Diggs, Wendell Frazier, David Takeda, Ray Harikian, Everett Billman, Jo Jacques, Robert Wil- liams, Benny Bezzerides. Back Row: Ervin Ash, Billie Wyatt, Arthur Marquez, Wesley Knight, Duford Roberson, Vernon Diggs, Jerry Carpenter, Rey Pena, Fred Brown, Kevin Holz, Delbert Methvin, Tommy Braden. ,vo, i Ms Im? ELS, 4 . , Pf ' 'Y , ,, .Q 519 J' i ' 'Fjzm X.. . ek A :,3,1.,,,1Q.M h or L, at x g i- QQ?-.f. Q W Se ' ' 1 ' l K , N r M' E L L I-A if 4 I x 5 ff ncxikff. X , xl' ' 1.4-9 4S,,'f1- I, 'Af-a NAM! . his 'E slit, . 'N-L. N' ..- 1 rx 1 . I' I . f H ,1 1 ... Step it offll What a get upll ls it good, Gene? Looks like fun, don't ya think? Where are these people from? Come on kids, yellll Siesta time. On Parade. Look at those straight lines. What are all the boys up in front for? Lookee -- Lookee -- Lookeel 1 Look at that crazy, blown up ticket booth. Watch your step, Jimmie ll Beep --Bop. Ready for bed or for a swim. l-lm-m Where to? lt's all for school spirit'll Struttin' her stuff! ! Looks like trouble. I wonderl 1 -m-mll -1 pq- Ti-v six A X, -i f, 51 S ,L , ,R , A in ? , 3 s . B 'ef if F ' DELMAR HOLLOWAY ROBERT AGNEW Varsity Football Lightweight Football, Assist. Track BILL TUNNELL Varsity Football, Assist. , 45 A Basketball Jr. Varsity Baseball ndlairafion or Cmljdfltdfel FOOTBALL QUEEN Rose Marie Rivera sl ' DON HOLVE Lightweight Football B Basketball Varsity Baseball ROBERT DAVIDSON C Basketball 1? arfiify joofgaf Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi The Scores Corcoran Kerman Chowchilla Reedley Lindsay Avenal Strathmore Dinuba Woodlake AWG- Front Row: Max Olivas, James Orlopp, Dick Gates, Don Dehaenan, Gene Gomes, Wendell Frazier. Second Row: Gale Gregory, Roger Whittington, Francis Yamamoto, Elwood Schapansky, Ferlin Owens Third Row: Louie Roldan, Ervin Ash, Harvey Bailey, Kenneth Mimura, Larry Edwards. Back Row: Roy Miller, Jesse Hernandez, Jerry Pickin, Dick Skaggs, Danny Downing. , 0 Season Captain Larry Edwards. .5 I' 3 f -5 -P f 1 - K 1 , + l9f1 Coaches' Offense: Defense: as . lf . Q'-is Y Q ,f ,J 'W v X f ia!! A! fit is and Referees' All-League Selections James Orlopp, End. Larry Edwards, End. Furlin Owens, Line Backer. Team Manager, Manual Marquez and Donald Rowe. 'Nw' zum' 5 Y'-ff M A . I ', L9 flllelg l ' ' A Z7 A f 1 ' Doi 6. c, The Scores Orosi 18 Corcforan O Orosi 12 Kerman O Orosi Chowchilla 13 Season Captians Orosi 12 Reedley 21 Richie Fierro orosi zo Lindsay 0 PaU1Mi11h0m- Orosi 50 Avenal 0 Orosi Strathmore 0 Orosi Dinuba 0 Orosi Woodlake 12 Front Row: Ronald Acevedo, Gene Yamada, Marvin Yamamoto, Roger 1-lanada, Frank Camarillo, Dwight Billman, Victor Rodriguez. Second Row: Everett Billman Catarino Quinones, David Takeda, Eddie Hiramoto Jerrell Shackelford, james McFar1in, Third Row: Max Pruitt, Rudy Soto, Richard Espino, Ruben Nunez, James Bonilla, Richie Fierro, Frank Nunez. Fourth Row: Rey Pena, Paul Millhorn, Jerry Carpenter, Dennis Breckenrigde, Howard Billman, Larry Ring, Kenneth Diggs, Roy Elms. Back Row: Terry Harper, Manuel Carrillo, Harold McLaughlin, Lincoln Davis, Victor Medi Ernest Reyla, John Smoljan, Gene McFerrin. na, I QQ . . Team Manager, Lester Walston Coaches' and Referees' All-L-eague Selections Victor Rodriquez., End. Paul Millhorn, Tackle. Marvin Yamamoto, Guard Richie Fierro, Back. James McFarlin, Tackle. Max Pruitt, Left End. . , A ' ,, ff '-'f 'L .-'7 .I fn' us- -. A , x., , A i-- ,. 1. ' 1 X ' ' 1 Sperm , I N A. I X 5 ' o 1'-v sf, x 7' P if NH 1 V r I ' V V fs Qi l ' A V IA .U , , , 1. as-.545 ', i. 5 . a i if f 1 ff .,a,ji,2- ef :fs Ei? Q'-J wi? gnu: First Row: Duford Roberson, John Mason, Louie Roldan, Jim Orlopp, David Takeda Back Row: Paul Millhorn, Curtis Keeling, Larry Edwards, Don Dehaenan, Dick Gates Basketball Queen Wilbur Smith. meme Lyons League scores Orosi Z7 Avenal Orosi 38 Woodlake H 7, Orosi 55 Dinuba A! A A K Orosi 54 Strathrnore ef a Orosi 65 Lindsay Orosi 54 Woodlake Orosi 62 Avenal Orosi Z8 Dinuba Orosi 37 Strathmore Orosi 54 Lindsay Orosi 54 Avenal Coaches' and Referees' all-league selection. Second team: Larry Edwards. d Row- Rudy Soto, Front Row: Victor Rodriguez, John Osburn, Frank Nunez. Secon . ' N ez. Back Row: Rey Pena, Jerry Welch, Richie Fierro, Manuel Carnllo, Ruben un Max Pru Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi itt, Victor Medina, Wesley Kughr. League scores Woodlake Dinuba Strathmo 1' e Lindsay Woodlake Avenal Dinuba Strathmore Lindsay Avenal czgv galelbaf Coaches' selection. First team: Frank Nune and referees' all league Z Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi Orosi League scores 32 Woodlake 39 Dinuba 41 Strathmore Z5 Lindsay 43 Woodlake 45 Avenal 38 Dinuba Z0 Dinuba 42 Dinuba 37 Strathmore Z0 Lindsay 51 Avenal NJ xg From Rowg Henry Arenas, Dwight Billman, Bm Wyatt John Sm01.a Staton, Manuel Marquez, Greg Galoviz Back R Iii J D' Leroy l - OW: enr Coll' K th Drggs, Dale Stanphrll, Roger Hanada, Manuel Chavira, Jigmie Xirarde enne H C U fgaalfelgaf Coaches' and referees' all-league selection. Second team: John Osburn. 1' 'N ZH C l xl ' tl. , ll l SENIORS: FIRST ROW: Carmen Guerrero, Mary Nunez, Frances Greer, Martha Mortanian, Marilyn Filer. BACK ROW: Judy Takeda, Par Shipley, Ruth Cook, Glenda Tubbs, Sue Dooley, Darlene Harris. 1- , - If 'D F' ' ' P 1 ' l' , , - I r Y awk N ,.,Z Front Row: Manager, C Secretary-T Sponsor, Mr G.A.A. Officers Vice-President, Mary Nunezg President, Pat Shipley, armen Guererro. Back Row: Manager, Olga Madridg reasurer, Sumi Shinodag Manager, Sylvia McKercherg s. Billman. .xdfkcfic Mociafion n- - np, 5 ,. . , Q on Q th s CW 063' n Wngw Sumgiiixatx Wice Mai Hale 6 Qiella H9551 RO 3 a Nadu sumoaSBACK ROW O Q' cima 8 wfvfls ews H60 ga? -'PWS ,J SOPHOMORES Max xe Hatp BACK ROW da Rankxn MW nm Snxba Smxth HKU HA W an Anna Raxney XX Exnekkean e Kxskn Oiek a H a FXRST ROW Seann S Xvxa Mcxkexcnev 063 FRY-SHMEN. ST RO Manana xe eXba Meredxxkx Sos1ePedteg,on Benq banks, Lxnda Dodson, Nxna Skaggs. SECOND RO Cat a Mason, Alene Pxetc as bam Mnttag, Baxbaxa Stephens, Sndy Bx op Gwen Ysogexs BACK ROW Evebgn Max un, wnxse Cnaiixn, mana Landevdaxe, HeXen Marquez, Vmcmo a Esuada, rneha Nunez . 15- 45 6 J as ' ' . ,, 1 1 l X 6 . , U sa ' A . ' V I X . ', N r 1 .L s f K 1 1 ' ' , ' ' , Snmey ' , Si ke ' X, gf . 1 Nj ' , , Whhams, - n e Q .' L ,gy 9 ? - X , Q 2 - 'ff . KX ' V W 7 - 'sa 'P Q , f . A , X vl .ff . 'LZ fix.. 1 8 I V, X s ' H Q 1 ' x - FXR W: ' S' tta,NX ' , ' , En- ' ' W: X ' y,B 'sn , . 1 . . . . 4 6, A . Q U EEZ!!! 1 I IE! 113 I3 'ii Ii mi W'- Miyuki finds little or nothing lacking in this display of fruits and vegetables. DAVIS 8: MORTCN DEPARTMENT STORE, CUTLER Lorraine, like any other high schoolgirl, needs many scarfs. She likes the looks of this one. N . If , 'A' 94 W Tl W Weddmgs and musxcals are often held m the qumet chapel Velda Dxerks has Just V1S1tEd DOPKINS, OROSI CHAPEL OLDE-' wE5T BOX Coy p pr--.. sgyi my YF' AV i : Hill 'nl fi 4 5 What high school course did you learn how to work that thing in? asks Virginia as Sammie Sue prepares to cut a mean hooker. GOLDEN WEST BCX CO., CUTLER It's that mean and determined set of the chin that makes square boxes , explains Virginia. Sammie Sue wonders what may happen to little girls who put their arms clear to the elbow in box making machines! ,...........J N X ...r......:x l V , ' 1 Y , A 3 -z 1 1 ll A 1 Q I - 1. E .. L E , -3 , ,.'g1:f:.11:L.':. ..... , ! , , Q L . . C-T3 Q.-J A Carol s blg grm IS understood She IS slttmg at the wheel of the new 1954 Ford to be found at the show room of TREN BISWELL 8m SCN DINUBA Floyd and Jlmmxe watch closely as lumber goes through the planer 1n preparatlon for some of the exact work demanded by the SIERRA CABINET SHOP ORCSI w..,.,'vs.+ ik L Q-K, Bl -I' -mil 1 'is 'W A For fixing a flat tire or getting some gas Martha appreciates the accommodating ser Leroy knows that a good place to go IS the vice given her by Anita at CROSI SHELL SERVICE RITAS DRIVE INN OROSI MIDWAY fireball Nancy's wide smile. is inspired by the beauti ful new 1954 Buick on display at the WILLEMS BUICK CO., DINUBA Ipuzmzzuu VIIYIIII Ill! If'- Ax The dependability of the Maytag washing machine is demonstrated by Mrs. Dibler to Shirley at the DIBLER'S APPLIANCE STORE, DINUBA in Norma chooses a sklrt and blouse outflt for Glenda and Bev IY two Cats On a Cat Summer wear at the Won't level much land vxhlle they re sat Where they re sat Cute though they perch when work s necessar BEAUTY BOX OROSI HAL COLLIN OF S the man you should see ,M E525 um ChooSe your plano as the artlsts do , For fme furnlture, see the thmks Janet For the home of the Baldwm plano 1t's the .IANZEN MUSIC CO., DINUBA OROSI ORCSI FURNITURE, T L ' S 4. G I I I ,I ' I . I X I, - ' I' - Q I ,. - A IH f X . f x , . VA ,. U Q. , I 4' H oflffx . . . ,,. ,Ii , . , I I 1 I ' ' I , I ee, I I . ,,..,... xx , Y' , X . 0 XX Xl fy , l 1 , ! Z I , I, 'L . 3 f . N I LL -. 'C Gene watches a weldlng operatlon on Tasty food well prepared wlll always some farm maclunery at W S LEY gl CO be found 1n the HOME ECONOMICS ORANGE COVE DEPT OUI-IQ in as ini uoum X K1 Q Yann A Geneva and Geraldme are about to enter Darlene admlres the latest mn Jewelry at the home of good butane servlce It IS ORVILLE K FAST DINUBA the EL MONTE LIQUID GAS CO DINUBA 'Il s'5hi Vxrgxma selects a dress of quahty at Jaclue can always f1nd her cholce of ESTI-IER HELENE S OROSI perfumes at the Cutler D Store Formerly Cutler Druv Q CUTLER 'Q' I wmv if H 'EHN3 ILM, ff' nu AM mga : Us f A G Kenny Dlggs wmner m FFA F1eld Day Alvln cuts hxmself a cholce banana at Showmanshmp award recelves trophy from DOUGI-IERTY'S GROCERY CUTLER Carl Kasplan K1wan1s Club Pres A Q ,,v ' ' .4 'I . '.. I X ' it Q W 'ffl ' y Q 5 A fl - t ,M U I 5 . O il u I .Q 'ff' I ' I . J, f ,b li y O I X Ip .A Q O , wh -f to, I+, I 'T' s :fill A I ,, x:,t..J--f 'J' Air Tl nl - ' L, 4 V Z2 'Zvi' - X 1 r , lam. y wi 'I' A 1- ' . . . C O' ' i , ., f.,, I ,1,.v I A V V' 2 I H32 iz. If n- -:V P: Tj.. -Pi , r 1 1 - - If if . -. ' - -5 ,L 1' Bl 4.1 - F 'L I ' :Al - K - Xl 5 'H -, ' Q U . , A ,' - ' ' . A A I ,I 'T 'x ' f ' U' ' - .. '. I . . irq-W 1 - , ' W l. ' . . I ' 4 K. ' l ,k I V , i- ,PSI f' DANC -. 'A IM 1 I- ' '- lx lv ' I if i I 4 , y My to 1 H NH. ' in ... ., , 1 ,' . '7?33'1'r ' A .4 O 4 1. N R5 4 ,, 4 . lr. 5 .- D , sa. 'A A 1 ilu. L. may ,QL --T K . 37-- 15 Stella contemplates what she Could do Nelta poses belelnd some ofthe large wlth that new l954 Plymouth at WILLARD selectlon of flowers at the DINUBA COCHRAN gl SON DODGE AND PLYMOUTH FLORAL SHOP DINUBA SALES AND SERVICE DINUBA Gene and Ervxn fmd that ch1ckens grow Mary and Wanda fxnd out about some of fast when fed on feed from the ORANGE the detalls of preparmg an tncome tax COVE GRAIN AND MILLING ORANGE form from JACK PELOIAN BOOKKEEPING COVE AND INCOME TAX SERVICE OROSI Barbara and Jlmmle SU1116 at the TOTT1 BOY The TV antennas have attracted Jlmmy and blouses at SELIGMAN'S DEPARTMENT Eddle tothe CUTBIRTH TV CUTLER STORE DINUBA Two mlles east F V min 4. Fm 'NWN ? Roger knows good tools when he sees them Audltorlum always avaxlable for assemblxes He has Confxdence ln those carrled by the pep rallxes athletxc contests and dramatlc CUTLER HARDWARE CUTLER productlons NEW GYMNASIUM OUHS , F f V. S ' v V - I I, .N I :TT ' I - l XPS! ' .- , . . A S .' ,X Q Ii n A X 149' A 1 , X . A X' I sssst rlr I l , V V V 4, A S- 1 ' Ii .12 ,L Jw at .1.. I . . K ' . D - Ah it ,' l I T I 1- X 44 V , ,qv I - LQ! .IQ ' unix X Kg .gt l - ill I . . ', jig I., 4 V ' i r V I , 5,91 Q 'J , 5-, ' F I f . . A ' I ' ,I fl ' 1,7 'H , - 1 -fy'-1l . ' A . - WAN p M ,M Q M23 fx J ' ' Tiff , ly, -i--J--an-1. l 'Sill f' , rf j ' gf' o - t 'fy K ' Q on jf ji t Patsy and Christine look over the large selection of refrigerators and stoves found at BLAIR'S BUTANE, DINUBA A beautiful table setting can be made with the best in china and crystal. Helen and Billie are thrilled with the patterns they have found in FREY'S JEWELRY STORE, GROSI if Betty is not concerned with insect pests or cotton defoliation as she watches Sue make like big business with the prop of one of the planes at BUDD AERO DUSTERS, ORCSI As a Card waitress, Donna gets a picture all ix -4 5,,:S ' by herself beside the one of Blanche Rehn and the rest of her helpers. WHIPDRIP, ORCSI mal rl' Joe George Della and Darlene dlscuss the botany of buddmg plums later to be packed by , l lf- ii 11 R -ffl 2 QQ, GEORGE BRCS. FRUIT GROWERS PACKERS AND SHIPPERS my ,351 What makes for a happier breakfast than an electric coffee maker? Mary and Martha hold an example of one of the best. CROSI MERCANTILE, ORCSI An attractive display of OUHS Metal Shop work is examined by Jackie, Wanda, Audrey, Sarah, Mel- ba, and Delfina. x ' 3 f .- w.i!'JQ'leTAL ETQQF , , 1231 1 '13, I A 1' if S R- '-. A in ki?-1' Lorrame Barbara Shlrley and Jo glves out w1th the latest OUHS Nancy wa1t tables If they eat news over the food lt must be good at the CARDINAL CAFE KRDU DINUBA S ,...-f Q V ERSEY FARM .-A OROSI UNA J 55 J Expert body and fender work as well Shlrley Peggy, Nancy, Stella and as all other types of mechamcal repamr Carmen are about to try out the Johnny flnds at the quallty of the mllk at the HURST BROS. GARAGE, SEQUOIA JERSEY FARM OROSI DINUBA I Mobllgos l ,,, lolnlonl H -4. Uf 'U' You can always be assured of good servlce at the VERNON MOBILE SERVICE CUTLER 'Ll Peggy 1S all smlles perched on the Lender ofthe new 1954 Chevrolet a he ALTA CHEVROLET CO DINUBA it Il 'TBI X .L-' Fred and Henry are mterested m Loulse looks on wlth mterest as a watchmg the startmg process m the pol1cy 15 bemg wrltten at the d lllmg of a well by ELVIN BROWN OROSI TISDEL INSURANCE AGENCY, DINUBA Card students Mar11yn and Patsy look on whlle alumnus Barbara Moore does some book work for the CUTLER FRUIT GROWERS EXCHANGE fauna H 9l6 W Sm? Ros1e and Mary Ellon fmd that one of these Geneva adrmres an attractlve plece of umts wmll cut down on then soap bmll They Costume Jewelry at the exarnme one ofthe trucks at the CULLIGAN SOFT WATER JAMES JEWELRY SERVICE, DINUBA ORANGE COVE If . L 'T s 1' 5 A .4 1E I Q - .. -lf' 1 -f 4' - C...-Q WM - ...J Q? 1,2 in ry ' - i Q f3t,'Qi 1-A .. ' A 0 ' I ' - 'f A ' ,P I 9' we Q ' ,A 491 or Q. , 'N . I Fl- X... I fy V! r-- - ' , . . , f ' of 551 ..-. A f. 'r T - I L , my 5 f 'iff v ' :V E T at - ff ' 5 rig fl. T I f X A compllcated operatlon ln the repau' Don trles on one of the warm comfortable ofa motor IS watched by Don at Jackets found at DIERKS BROS GARAGE MYRON FREWS CUTLER DINUBA Q, -I I '54 Pu 5' XJ! X Nfl Mary Lou has a pleasant conversatlon wxth Satlsfactxon IS wrxtten on the faces of Carol Charlotte Trlce whxle she prepares tor the Nleta, Loretta, Loulse and Betty as they formalltmes at the t1II at treat at TRICE'S GROCERY, HUTCHISON DRIVE IN, CUTLER DINUBA N Y xx - I . ' I w . I ,j f 1 'f l 1 I ,ap A. C, . Xxx ,. . I' ,I Q' P A . 11 ' X - It r gi- I. -.7 -' xH'.! S- . . - ,x I i!I t 4- tu Q' I f 1-:fwkfa - I I l , , if ' 15 pf' I-5. . ' Uv' 5 'iff I , ' . 1 qv V :I V. V Q of ea. 1 Q , Y II' 2. . I 5' ' ' ' 6 - 'K I Q ,I .M I If yl ,L r x up I pi I jf We .. ix jr' v ,I I , J Q 'ff T K 3 VI ' I .R R el D L L Mllford learns all about cars at Bllly and Lyd1a look over a few of TED'S GARAGE CUTLER the many pleces of used furmture at ELLIS r URNITURE OROSI Betty appreclates the fme stock of b1llfo1ds at the DINUBA STATIONERY DINUBA Ethel Dean t1'1CS for slze one of the lovely house coats found at the COVETTE ORANGE COVE ganna- Preparatlons for dances are thorougl as evldenced by the efforts of Coleen and Kenny CARDINAL BALLROOM OUI-IS OROSI 'Ji K! 'SA' 'Hek- Ilene and Judy select the belt of thelr Cholce at the VARIETY STORE OROSI Loretta enjoys hav1ng her plcture taken Edwlna chooses her table sllver at among the beautxful flowers at GEISER'S JANZEN YOUR .IEWELER DINUBA FLOWER SHOP DINUBA N' . v 5 uni' ,. r . -tl -'Q A Y 1 H X07 , . . A ' 1 V4 , , ' f, 'I n ' .X A . 1 .E ., ,. .-, . I k i ' ky . I ' 4 '. . . A V35 -. - ' u . ,iw 'U- - ' -. 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'V ' f ' 'S 'ff ' - - Wx 'fig'-3 1 ' r , '-. tg -1. fl ft , Q ' K N l 3 ' ' Q.. me Q, 2-6 41 Shu-ley Patsy Dor1s Chrxstme and Frances conslders the Amana Freezer Estelle happlly ant1c1pate the refreshlng on d15play at TATUM S FRQSTY FQQD drlnks they are about to recelve at the LOCKERS DINUBA SNO WHITE DRIVE IN DINUBA P' ll 'IIE- Q I'- CQTY ab vnulllf ,J n 'J' ,-4 ' H10 'fag 32 I 0Mf Glenda fmds a complete lme of Jun looks over the wlde selectmon of cosmet1cs at ORANGE COVE DRUG seeds found at G R PAUL SEED CO ORANGE COVE CUTLER 'km- A pn arg I is Clara and Joan watch the eff1c:1ent Hungry students fmll the1r desu-es at the mstallatlons of plumber L R JAOUAY SNACK BAR OUHS CUTLER u-X Rose Ann s srmle mdlcates the top Jerry watches the ease wlth wh1ch trucks qualxly she 15 recelvmg at McGEE'S and busses are handled at the OROSI GROCERY OROSI SERVICE STATION OROSI , Q' ,- - f I-2,434.7 of h , -X , ' ' 4 ' J 1 -- l nf . I D 9 5 3 36 ,QQ 'T l 1 t ' I I. E L E ij. 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Dick and Ernie know that they have found the place to buy their feed and farm supplies. CROFT BROS. FEED AND SEED, OROSI DINUBA Ag majors Roy and David admire the display of feed so easily available for their stock projects. live' , 'K hiqvb- JA. .js X ..- N -A k 1954 C yl th gtf JACK KLIEWER MITCHELL CHRYSLER AND AND McCARTERS PLYMOUTH SALES AND SEASIDE SERVICE SERVICE DINUBA CUTLER fm ra' 1-e-.ax ..- vvx. 1 'U .X K H' -. . Ir as service an u ' oo suis e weni f.' 'f :Q BN I 4 IA . ' ., , 1 - - A ,.? I ' E:-' 't w firk iv-. - 'Y' I 1 Q .,,r.:., N. YFWT 0 nl' Q -IQ, O lg 1 If!! F t d q 1 ty f d t th G mewhat amazed at the t t fE t Il Sh' I y nd Peggy at collections of h t g quipment th at un in e 1 . NOOK, ORQSI GILBREATH'S GRCCERY, ORCSI 'dw 'Bbw -,Q m mi o -f Xin 1Qx I 4 V, q tv 1 It doesn t take long t cut lumber Flshlng enthuslasts Kenn and to slze Benny made thls dmscovery Vernon get the feel ofthe castlng at the rods found at Porter Roth' SPAULDING LUMBER CO OROSI CABINET SHOP CUTLER OROSI J m all ji .4.v4fL Patsy and Dorls antmlpate a tasty Jerry selects one of the many formals d1sh from the packaged f1sh found found m the Br1de's Room at at the OROSI FOOD LOCKER GlLMOUR'S, DINUBA OROSI F .- Y..-b -7 . ' K K , A hwqgg- ,lf :-.-... V .f- 6- 1 , -...- ., if- ,Q . , 1 ,M . ff- , 'r 3 'He .. X A . - Mi 'N'--1 - . s X N ,.,j.jh 4 1., ...-----' x- 4 A ' r X - . , . I r . - E V N ,J I Q , . X ,, W , ' ' I . l -, O L If - , ' A x I 4 1 ' I v nd F , .44 5 'tif :fm X '11 sl' X Lyillil ' X ' 'ig ' '6 I ,N 1,6-:,A'qj1-'l A , A 'Q s f 1 I ns f c ,Q f . , ,zzz . h I U . . .H ll H i A . I , q A . - 1 ', E ' ' A vi Q I .Q N - 5 X ' h A I V l .Y ' . 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I I 1' it Q .Q , - IJ LLLL up A spotllght 1s only one of the many Audrey looks well posed beslde the 1tems found by Johnny at the PHILLIPS flowers at the QR051 FLQWER 51-10p AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY DINUBA ORQSI 130 ee watches one of the skxlled mechanuzs Sarah and Melba Stand by Whlle Frank repau- a Car at CLAUD MCKEE S GARAGE Remmer 1nstaIIs a swxtch box REIMER'S ORANGE COVE ELECTRIC L. d D 1 b f upe an O Ores get a lg grm rom Slaves by the day week or month DIXIE 81 ANITA SLAVE SERVICE OUHS OROSI Rose Chun as she demonstrates e appetxzmg nature of the potato chlps at the R N MARKET OROSI KLA' Bob, Bxlly, Lydxa, Jenme, Patsy and Carrol, Amta and Peggy, dance artlsts Mal-llyn Stop U1 for a Coke at GLADY'S Avaxlable for entertannment OUHS COFFEE SHOP OROSI OROSI 1' V' QF - -as ' I a - 0-' , n ll ,,t.f If I , I I fu n I .ln 'L 5: x I 'i P .I fa- --4-- , - 'I 4 4-'X ,..,,:Q'F5 'J IQLJQ1 3 - 1 . r f 5 V-'?:,.!g..f. H . I W W 5 ,J . 'Aff' 'H' 1 . 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XL I OUHS alums Ronald Dodson and Ralph Leroy Floyd Johnny and J1rnmy fresh Chambers explam to Arthur Marquez up Wlth a Soft drlnk at the CHAT AND sornethmg of the servlce rendered at C1-IEW CUTLER the MOBILE SERVICE OROSI Locks aren't such eornpllcated th1ngs Funds recexved for corporate mvestrnent when you understand how they work mn slave trafflc J MASON SLAVE Oteka Shu-ley Joanne and Amta know BROKER OUHS OROSI all about them now Explamlng 1s P .T ELLIS LOCKSMITH OROSI ' A I ll gh ga i I 'Q :Zuni Ray gets all COV6red up for 21 neat trlm Chuck watches repaxrs as they are made on at BILL S BARBER bl-IOP OROSI a TV Set at BERNARD S RADIO AND 'IV SERVICE OROSI KAY -F' fx A5 Henry calls for some of hls dry cleamng I-hgh School staff members entertalned work at the OROSI DRY CLEANERS at breakfast or luncheon HOME EC OROSI DEPT OUHS OROSI A' R x , D Y . N - U ' r I ' - ...a L n as A I 4. ' ' S Q 0 - s O . R 1 .J Lf ' . 1 X X I g H I I , ' ' , ' ' l , T if A ? 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