Orosi High School - La Palma Yearbook (Orosi, CA)

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if A cumin H, J ,T 9 A ' -9 at j -Secooefi oiiif' N69 ggeilm .,6'55S' SkXe00i1Ybcx6QO'5 Xa I ve' e1qv'i.'b'0xO . . . gre?-'Y ,ggxilaxx Several members of the OUHS Chorus participated in ,Lg Qggtfi the Tulare County all-school choral group singing at the '50 bv' Teachers' Institute in the fall. 690 zo- Immediately before the Christmas vacation, the can- se' tata, Melody of Christmas was presented for the gen- eral public. Soloists entered in the competition held at the Fresno State College were Carla Mason, Jack Fox, Kenny Diggs and Charles Cleave. Accompanists used during the year included Barbara Stephens, David George and Barbara Frey. The final appearance of the chorus was for the grad- uation exercises. FRONT ROW: B. Frey, L. Ring, D. Edwards, A. Cumiford, E. Morofugi, S. Pedregon, S. Dunlap, A. Maxwell, S. Cantrell, S. Ash, L. Riley, P. Jackson, M. Hixson SECOND ROW: J. Zarate, P. Nitson, M, Bonds, P. Baker, E. Griffiths, H. Carrillo, S. Wilson, W. Downin , S. Burkdoll, V. Faulkner, G. Jorgensen, B. Swan, N. Thomason, D. Lauderdale, G. Hayhurst, F. Esparza, C. Martin E r e B S Ho son P Ho son L Dodson A Hamilton JA Groman B Reames A Tisdel M Or- THIRD OW:Mr.Diggs,K.Hadi, .. p ,. P ,. . . ,.. .. , . , . lopp, R. Stephens, M. Harper, M. Clark, B. Sloan FOURTH ROW: D. Ellis, J. Reames, C. Romero, S. McKercher, C. Burkdoll, M. Huddleston, C. Mason, B. Stephens, P. Huddleston, J. Sandoval, K. Jenkins, K. Becktold FIFTH ROW: P. Howell, B. Chance, B. Murray, C. Cleave, R, Pena, D. Culver, A. Marquez, M. Keeling, H. Carrillo, J. Graham, C. Clark, J.A. Dawson SIXTH ROW: J, Downs, R. Griswold, K. Carpenter, F. Pena, J. Jackson, G. McFerran, R. Olivas, B. Wyatt, G. Tise, K. Diggs, J. Fox, D. Billman BACK ROW: P. Chance, D, George, P. Romero, I. Vidak, W. Sewell, J. Newton, R. Canales, J. Welch, G. Schaaf, J. Carpenter, W Kniglt, Oo HO Q0 rw -41

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,- ii FUTURE IIUMEMAKEIR. .,' 2 'F' llll ,IMIIRICA If adversity leads to greatness, the Future Homemakers of Am- erica, Orosi Chapter, will really be great, once we begin to roll. We collected ourselves and elected Oteka Hall president at a brunch period. Y .lf JAN La.. f!'7y,, H fi CEQVXCEBS G Songkiffzh On Oct. 5, we elected the remain - - , I Cad, rfkasaxgxotganzgma ing officers. Z Y RevOuTlhddxe5ton.AdV,50r3Barsewarie On December 7, which was to have .- Betvl Savyotiiarilinns Pebleyiteasmcuao been installation date' We invited R981 RQWf Secrexarlvxowi Mga.aank3'f' nh the Future Farmers to enjoy a pot- G Floame Xvmcilxigor Bpxiarxan'-waxiflalx, Vieslde luck dinner with us and meet the COOVU' Pxparxk21Jll'f:Qen,.l Oteka installing girls from Tulare, but gteimensilxce-Presx fog intervened. We had a won- . a. . Rive' derful dinner and dance, however. A part of our creed-- We face the future with warm courage and high hope has become our theme. FRONT ROW: Sponsor, Mrs. Pebleyg Peggy Jackson, Annett Cumiford, Frances Gilbreath, Pat Neeley, Barbara Reimer, Mary Clark, Cruz Romero, Loretta Harp, Shirley Smith SECOND ROW: Marlene Hixson, Barbara Frey, Marva Bonds, Leota Kaye Jenkins, Evelyn Martin, Helen Carrillo, Pat Walker, Mauretta Gray, Donna Ellis, Kris Hardie THIRD ROW: Louise Chaffin, Frances Dundas, Delvata Chrisman, Phyllis LaVrar, Linda Cooper, Bonnie Camp, Fronie Dunkin, Betty Saylor, Josie Pedregon, Mary Ann Huie, Daisy Frederick FOURTH ROW: Sponsor, Mrs. Cooper, Shirlene Wilson, Wilda Downing, Jeanne Hiramoto, Margaret Pope, Dorothy Hobbs, Betty Chance Esther Pena, Charlotte Clark FIFTH ROW: Pat Huddleston, Barbara Stephens, Carla Mason, Judy Bishop, Pat McCasland, Joyce Peloian, Carmen Luna, Rosie Bonilla, Charlene Burkdoll BACK ROW: Jane Ann Dawson, Jimmie Faye Hill, Oteka Hall, Wanda Rankin, Claudia Davis, Joyce Scroggins, Virginia Lowrey, Doris Tyler, Marilynn Huddleston, Joanne Kishi, Mariana Sierra, Mary Stella Rodriquez. .Q 41 4 Q, - A - Y '- '

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. :'--E --.... OFFICERS Eugene Uyeno, Sentinel, Kenneth McCormick, Secretary, Darrell Dykes, Treasurer: Lester Walston, Vice-President, Kenny Diggs, Presidentg Ronald Griswold, Reporter, Mr. Townsend, Advisor. This year the F. F.A. chose as their sweetheart, Shirlene Wilson, and, to celebrate her reign they held the annual Barn Dance. At the dance she was crowned F. F. A. Sweetheart by the club's Pres ident, Kenny Diggs. For one of their projects, the F, F. A. boys planted grass by the new building, which added to the school's attractiveness. FIVI' RE FARMER 0F AMERICA 6 J 1. U R... 60 ga vvq-44' Qi are F. F, A ,SWEETHEART SH IRLEIN E WILSON 1