Paradise High School - Argo Yearbook (Paradise, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

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Time and life will change your memories of school. Soon you will remember your days in school as an enchanted time. You will remember quiet laughter, countless friends, and the moments you felt you could do anything and be anything you wanted. School will be a memory of your favorite song, your first date, dances in the school gymnasium, the boy who did call, and the girl who was too good and too beautiful to be true. You will remember school as a place where you always he longed, where you always were wanted It will be the sum of the happy days, from kindergarten to the Senior Prom. School will become that ageless memory of your graduation ceremony with your loved ones sitting in the front row Your memory is brighter because you begin the tradition of graduation in Para dise High School. Other classes may be larger or achieve more, but you were the first. There is honor and pride and respon sibility in beginning a tradition In home, church, and school you have been shown the way to a happy, successful, and good life. What your life becomes will be the result of your own determina- tion and God's will. Vaya con Dios-Go with God. If 47 fs 45 ff 'a 'I Lrg I 1 , ClmCQT4QVw 1 Xf 5 SQWQVS 7 As you turn through the pages of this year's Argo you will notice many new things have been added. You will notice that this year's annual is dedicated to the Senior Class, our first Senior Class. The Argo Sports sec- tion is bigger and better than ever before. The ad section has been enlarged and includes many pictures of students. From the start the goal of this yearas staff has been to produce a yearbook worthy of the students and administration of this school. JACK MASSAE Iiusiness Manager MARY CAMPBELL Art Smjf TERRY TI-INNEY Art Sluff Yearbook taff JUDY MAHONEY Business Manager DOROTHY ESTES PAT BETTINGER AVERY MEYERS JANE RAIMER JACK BURMAN Art Staff 'tiff' it Q' ' 'v W 4 I '1 -xv! . . . 'Q .Si ff ' Administration X4: X We v E11 Q Iixilvklzfdl aclmgistration classes organizations sports advertisements Superintendent s Message .il Fx 'Rf History is a record of events on the calendar of time. Each year the pages of this book record the activities long-to-be-remembered by those taking part in the history of the Paradise Unified School District. The yearbook will become one of your treasured possessions, especially for those who are in the class of 1957. You will be reminded by picture and word of many pleasant and worthwhile school exper- iences you and your classmates have had. You are a part of this history. We are proud of a new chapter which has been added to the history of the Paradise Junior-Senior High School. This new chapter is the graduation of the first senior class. Along with the distinction of receiving the first diplomas of your school goes a great responsibility to yourself and your school. You will continue to make important history. You will become more responsible for making your own decisions. Wise decisions come from thought and planning. Weigh carefully all of the pertinent facts, then stick to the right decision. In the history of tomorrow your contributions to life should represent the best that you have to offer. The best is needed greatly. Best of success and happiness to each one of you as you continue in the world of the tomorrows. LOREN A. WANN Superintendent Prineipafs Message lfillxlhllx in W -sv t i v-Q., K , ..1g...n:,N. . A XX J ,KY X f 7, . '44 -me if? if- -w if NN' Q 4. flfia You have accomplished a very important goal in life as you now receive your diploma. Many of you will move on to more intensive and specialized kind of educa- tion on the college and university campuses throughout our nationg others of you will take on the challenges to be found in securing a job and raising a family. As things now stand your community has worked hard at giving you the opportunity to acquire the skills that are necessary to function effectively as an adult. There have been grand successes and jolting failures. There have been heart rendering as well as heart warming experiences. Each one of these events, we trust, has made you a stronger individualg we know they have made a better and stronger school. But your education is not finished. For you the demands to continue your intellec- tual, psychological and philosophical growth will always be present. This school has the same challenge. To be successful we need your support. We need your sincere efforts as a voter and as a parent to be certain that our schools have the finances and the qualified personnel to strengthen the strong elements and improve the poor. The adults of today have given you their best. When you become adults, carry the torch of education high and guard it well. D. A. MORRISSEY, Principal 3 i L Stirling City Principal This school year returns me to thirty years ago when I first came to the Stirling City School. The growth in our district since that time, as then Paradise had four teachers and Stirling City, five, has been more than just an increase in the number of families, and of girls and boys in Paradiseg our Unified School District today, is a faith the people in our Communities have in the young people of our area. As generations of young people in the past have been the mothers, fathers, and leaders of our great Nation, we the teachers of our children today, consider it a privilege to share in the experiences of our students in the Paradise Unified School District. HORACE BRAKEBILL x I I I Left to right Glenn Barrett, lfdward Day, Harry Haggard, Samuel L. French, Fred Hunter. Board of Directors P. T. A. ---..,.... 1-W ,,,.,,wm Akhkr Q V A . , .r., BQ - Mrs. W. A. Covert, first vice president, Mrs. Harald Dunwoody, president, Mrs. John A. 0,Neal, secretary, Mrs. Alvie Hawks, treasurerg Mrs. Les Reineke, historian, Mr. Glen Russell, auditor, Mr. D. A. Morrissey, second vice president. -f--M M A y 1 nj S Ri K, R- f fi 4 1- ' gQf:sL?fi1efi .- ff. A-:E 5, sf , , , U X Mg R 51 , f cv 1-3fffgxff1fg:5'P' el ,X 2. fi ' ft f ' Q , vf ,J in' ikgii x -' 1 ,fp f' ,ygiffix H, f - ,: ' EEl:E?'EE'. .WI 4 .T + - ff , Y, . .X .. f Q .mrys ... , 1 sz Q-1- f 4l'f fig . f, gff.,-:Ne v-is 'Dx ,X X f- A , Q4 ab: fm skiqff Kai? zz- W, .573 ' ' 'jg 7 . Rs f2:i'g if iffkfafm YL , Asif affiifgzsgfi wdfwfg 4 gm kr -'if wiv' ,yiE'Q'?? Ei? 2 13, : fy ' 1. ,S yi ,,,52,7fQx3i2ff MR. ERNIE HARRISON MR. GARTH FORD MR. LARRY SNYDER MR. BRUCE McCULLOCH The Facult MR. OM WRAITH MR. WAYNE DAWSON f? MISS JANE YATES E 1- ,,,-Jn.: .517 1 , . ,,., .Q MR. RICHARD NORMAN MR. JIM DUNNE MR. DON COUTOLENC MRS. JEAN CARTER, Nurse 1 A I MRS. GLENICE FULLER MRS. ANGELINA DICKEY MRS. ROSE ALLEN E MISS EVA KIEWITT MR. MAURICE SELBERG MISS LOIS LEHMAN Librarian MR. DUANE HARRIS 'U A MRS. AVIS NEWING MR. GLENN RUSSELL MRS. VIRGINIA FRANKLIN MRS. EULA BRANSTON MR. DON CROSLAND MRS. EVELYN FEDLER MR. DAROLD HENRY MR. EDWARD HORVATH MR. KENNETH MAXWELL MRS, JANE BARRETT MRS. ELAINE PARISH MR. WILLIS WARD MRS. MAIDA PINKSTON MRS. JANET GARDNER Superintendenfs Secretary MRS, A, C, PETERSON MRS. JAUNITA LARSON Top, left to right: Mr. Colden Rirlclarpang. Mr. Ted Colvin. llottom: Mr. Oliver Clough. Mr. Norman Rogers, Mr. Horace Corning, Mr. Claude Matlock, Mr. Cornelins liaumann, Mr. Roy Lake. Building Cus todians had l ' 1' 1 .5 g i . l , .lj QXO I u ,4 ' so xl sg ft . V i.,,M'W '. 1 Transportation R E Left to right: Mr. Carlyle Engelking. Mr. L. Y. Atkins. Mr. Lewis Corse. Mr Phil Lyons. Mr. Colden Riddarpang. Mr. Norman Rogers. Mr. Charles DeGroff Left to right: Elaine Rasmussen, Margie Spainhower, Joan Rasmussen, Dorothea Diesbrock, Marilyn Logan, Marilyn Harelson, Helen Draper, Pearl Daly, Howard Pearce. Cafeteria Left to right: Mrs. Etta Wernicke, Mrs. Edna Kleckner, Mrs. Nancy Hall, Mrs. Daisy Mcfieynolds, Mrs. Winifred Doonan. Assistants Office Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Gardner Left to right: Lenette Quinn, Judy Fraser, Marilyn Harelson, Shirley Brown Kaye Sheley, Mrs. Gardner. Librarian MISS KIEWITT Librarians Left to right: Marian Wil- son, Norma Jennings, Mar garet Kossow, Helen Drap er, Dale Noble. 'fi' gx 'A ' 'A ' wr if 4 0 MgN,yf Q11 f I 4944 ff - :Q C. ' SUE BECKER ROY ADKINS SHARON BARNETT MELVIN BOLSTAD BARBARA CLYDE GRANT BOYD ELAINE BOLTON MYRON ROI,S'I'AlJ PAULINIC RARTOSOVSKY ROGER BOLSTAD W, NORVIL DUNWOODY JOSIE BERTINO MIKE CAUKLE SHIRLEY BROWN PEARL DALY CLIFFORD LARSEN KATHLEEN GORDON DONNA GOFF BUDDY LINGGI HELEN DRAPER TOM LEE WILLIS HORN GRACE BROWNLEE RICHARD KNAPP ALICE CLOUGH JACK MASSAE MARY DAVISON RON MITCHELL SHERRY GOBIN DARYL LOOMIS NORMA JENNINGS TERRY MALLAN FRANCES KIMBALL JUDY KLECKNER RON NEWSUM MARILYN HARI-ILSON RON PESSNER KATIE DRYDEN DARLENE DUFFIELD HOWARD PEARCE MARGARET KOSSOW DALE PILLSBURY LORRAINE LATSHAW ED NISSON SALLY KEENAN CAROL KNOX DAVE POPE EVELYN MUNJAR ED RATCLIFF .lux xxx JOYCE LOVE HERB STANSBURY JANICE LEMON if DAVID STANFORD JACKIE MILLS JANE RAIMER DAN THORNTON DOROTHY ESTES PAT MURPHY DAVE SCHALLER SHARON RICHARDSON CHARLES WOOD PAM PINKSTON JUDY HUDDLESTON ALLAN STUEFLOTEN BONNIE POWERS SHERLEENE CAEBE DAN PAINE BETH SANFORD MARIAN WILSON DON KNIFONG BARBARA WILLIAMS DAVID ICKES RENEE NESTELL KAYE SHELEY DAVID CLEMENS CAROL SCHMORLEITZ K l NANCY REGNIER TERRY TENNEY CONNIE HERMANS 2 MARTY CRAFT TERRY EDWOLDT, JACK BURMAN, CARL HALL, JOHN THERIAULT R I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Last Will and Testament ,Judy Huddleston, will my natural blonde hair to Connie Gottschalk. Dailene Duffield, will my ability to play football to Danny Lucas. ,Jack Burman, will my 1939 Chevy coupe black paint job to Norvill Dunwoody for his 1956 Chev. , Josie Bertino, will my blushing to Carolyn Bort. ,Tom Lee, will my good looks to those underclass students who are less fortunate than I. Carol Linggi Jr., will my good humor to Coach Snyder. Carol Schmorleitz, will to Howard Clewett a sack of do-nut holes. Pam Pinkston, will my height to Pixie Snyder. F rafpces Kimball, will my sprained ankle to Miss Yates for some upstanding stu ent. ,Jane Raimer, will my space in this annual to a senior of 1960. Clifford Larsen, will my Latin II book to Mike Price. Dan Paine, will Carl Thomas my position in the backfield. Nancy Regnier, will my inability to drivea car to Nancy Goulden. Barbara Williams, will my ability to get along with The Great White F ather to anyone who may need it. , Marty Craft, will my mechanical skill to Bill Keller. ,Mary Davison, will to Lucille Horner-McBeth let her try and figure it out. Grant Boyd, will my blushing to Dale Covert. Margaret Kossow, will my confused state of mind in Senior Problems to Nancy Goulden. Marian Wilson, will my willingness to get along with the Paradise boys to the Junior girls and hope they succeed. Katie Dryden, will my fun and happiness as a Senior to Lucille Horner. Kaye Sheley, will my first baby girl to Mrs. Dickey to keep her little boy company. Ron Mitchell, will the girls I wish I had to leave behind to Dave Townsend. Herb Stansbury, will my brains to my brother, Mike, because he doesn't have any. Dan Thornton, will my worn out sweat socks to Mrs. Franklin. Sue Becker, will four inches of waistline and two inches of height to little Judy Mahoney. Roy Adkins, will my black T shirts ghost to Dave Townsend. Jack Massae, will all the fun and kicks that I've had in high school to my little brother, Darrell. Kathleen Gordon, will my shy shower stall to bashful Russell Bockhop. Iliotpynie Powers, will to Ed Peterson three free drawing lessons fyou need them 1 . Sharon Richardson, will my ability to stick my big foot in my mouth by making wise cracks to Roxie Wilken. Ed Nissen, will and freely give all my manly charms and good looking features to any Junior who thinks he's strong enough to fight off the girls. Dave Pope, will and give freely to Howard Clewett my empty bottle after graduation. , Joyce Love, will my position in Sextet to Dolly Barker. Roger Bolstad, will my ability to run like a jack rabbit to Bert Kogler. Dorothy Irene Estes, having lots. of everything do hereby will this school to my great grand-daughter. , Terry Mallan, will my pet parking place to Mike Sonnenberg. ,Judy Kleckner, will my ability to do everything everyone else does without getting caught to Pat Dickinson. Norma Jennings, will my ability to get into class late without a tardy slip to all Juniors who have the habit of staying out until the last minute. ,Lorraine Latshaw, will to Joanne Smith my seat in fifth period math class. , Dave Schaller, will my stinky gym equipment to Ed Kimball. I, Pearl Daly, will to Anna Mae Abkin my squeaky clarinet tone. I, Sally Keenan, will all my spare time to Pat 0'Neal. I, Elaine Bolton, will my ability to keep quiet to Pixie Snyder. I, ,Ianice Lemon, will my height to ,Ioan Brown. I, Beth Sanford, will my ability to get along with teachers to all Juniors. They'll need it. I, Mike Gaukel, will to all Juniors my parking place on Railroad Avenue. I, Shirley Brown, will my long hair to Connie Gottschalk. I, Ron Newsum, will the ability to make free throws to Dave Harelson. I, Ron Pessner, will the ability to work on cars to Bill Rutan. I, Alice Clough, will my fun in drill team to Peggy Brothers. I, Dave Stanford, will to Mike Sonnenberg my gorgeous flattop. I, Ed Ratcliffe, will my hot car to Jerry Wilson. I, David Ickes, will my ability to have headaches and Monday blues to the Argo staff. I, Charles Wood, will my French horn to Harvey Jones. I, Don Knifong, will 'my ability to obtain the wrong answer on the slide rule to Bert. I, Sherleen Caebe, will my good grades fHa, Hal to Joan Price. I, Evelyn Munjar, will my big brother to Charlotte Enos and my wedding dress. I, Donna Goff, will my frogs to Mr. McCulloch. I, Renee Nestell, will the next three years of high school to my sister, Susan, hoping that she will find them as enjoyable and profitable as I have. I, Sharon Barnett, will my quietness to Mike Sonnenberg. I, Howard Pearce, will my ability to get HA7s to Ioan Price. I, Terry Tenney, will my ability to shave to my brother, Doug Tenney. I, Pauline Bartosovsky, will my worn out gym suit to Pat Berry. I, Connie Hermans, will my shyness and driving ability to Louella Goff. I, Richard Walter Knapp, will my C.S.F. card to Mike Sonnenberg because he is so loving. I, Norvil Dunwoody, will my slide rule to any stupid bum who,ll take it. I, Terry Ewoldt, will my track trophy to Ed Nissen. SW 0195 J X 0 C 'rf-:E Hn EN Lk IX WJ ' PCR ,xx 'M ' N211 Q2-:aff 0 'Q 1 '4?04A2fS'fVm Left to right: Nancy Goul den, Howard Clewett, Char lotte Enos, Pat Bettinger, Louella Goff, Russell Bock hop, Olivia Anderson. .RRGUS , i imeus we two: ' . . TT, ,t,, Left to right: Martllan Gil- lett, Merrie Gardner, Connie Gottschalk, Dolly Barker, Phyllis Allmand, Pat Dicken- son, Susan Davis. Left to right: Judy Fraser, Fred Garmeson, Irma Burns, Marie Cook, Barbara Adkis- son, Nancy Day, Harriet Abreu, Ray Carr. Loft to right: Judy Holman, llavu Black, Sandy Shield, lliok Youmzms, ,loan Han- SPH. Front' Boll lluntor, Pr-nny Kindig, Diana King, Ralph Holder. Back -Carl Klem, lid Kimlvzlll. '. . f i ll li Front-Marilyn Logan. Rox- ane Wilken. Sharon Wible. Bac'kfStan Miller. Butch Kimball, Ed Peterson, Har- old Mortenson. Left to right: Donna Morris, Jaye Mills. Elayne Vermil- lion. Joyce Whitlock, Elaine Rassmussen, Beverly Shaf- fer. Sally Kennedy. Left to right: Pat OlNeal, Judy Mahoney, J 0 a n n e Smith, Emily Laceoaree, Beverly Pessner, Bonnie Taylor, Lucille Horner. l'.lQ.. Left to right: Jerry Wilson Fred Miller, Carl Thomas Mike Stansbury, Dave Town send, Mike Martin, Jim Pills bury. Front-Nivk Raynmmi. Nor- nlan Tavkvlt. jim We-1'r1i4'k9, Jim Mr'l arlaml. Backffilill Logan. Bob. Hughes. Kain- nc-th Ociogarci. 1 ' Left to right: ,lo Vvrnon. Marie Williziills. joan Price. Joanne Vvoociworth. Dorothy iVI0y0rs. Virginia Nixon. Phyllis Zafrlke. N Front4Harvey Jones. Ken- neth Henderson. Back- Gary Hawks, Janice Lone, Earla Ladd, and Dave Harle- son, R .hs iw T- fav-up , L , .am ., --Q E? Q54 Cl Ill ll lr GB il C Left to right: Wayne Smith, John O7Neal, Jim Neff, Ronnie Morrison, Jeff Paine, Dan Lucas, Bruce Robin- son, Leland Schmidt. haw, Left to right: Wanda Murphy, Carl Peterson, MaryAnn Witschy, Joanie Rasmussen, Bob Collier, Diane Roberts, and Bob You- ITIHHS. Left to right: Back-Norman Wil liams, Mike Price, Gilbert Esping Wayne Schlafer. Front-Ted Tho mas, Tim Marks. l rontff--Pixie Snyder, Sharon Potts, Lennctt Quinn, Margie Spainhower. Bruzk-flqoni Parker, Dave Stevens, John Thonias. Q ,A if . ,ts 7 l . Left to right: Crystal Pohlman Carol Whitver, Sue West, Diane Steiner, '4Suzie,' Wilken, San- dra Menovich. We if a . V Back-John Tade, Joyce Ramsey, Janice Swart. Ed Tapia. Joan May- nard, Barbara Shimp. Front-Phillip Morris. IIK fy' Left to right: Tim Burke, Charles Crawford, Allan Ber- nard, Francis Carson, Steve Craft, Joseph Crawford, Charles Dickenson. Left to right: Julie Carr, Pat Berry, Nancy Dres- bach, Pat Allen, Mary Campbell, Dorthea Dies- broeh, Janice Davison Donna Beckett. Q Left to right: Gordon Geist, Craig Henson, Don Griffin, Eugene Knud- sen, .lim Knifong, Peter Hunkins, Earl Flick. llurn. Um: IXPUIIQIII. Lhurlnth- l.z fml. Virgic Hulvs. Kathryn Km' IA-fl lu flgllll' Iam- buff .lmxlnl l'ollws. Hulnxu ll I4-r. Slllillllltf 1111-fmlw. l'1unl1ll.,lll4lx f:l'l'4'll, Ilon- Ilil flnllsvllalllx. A , AA,f , v . n I , 0 I ' Lvfl lo riglll: Cary Hilllllly. Lvml ff r 'Xu- lwfl lu riglll: Hun lfglvsml. , . l.urrx' I ' 1' - nlllhllbff. xwllll-llll ltqlgur. . w. w and frlllll'I't. Don lrilll. Ilan l'!0l'IHilll. lhmm- Uurlmms E x UH. ff ,...-M Left to right: David Norris, Jesse Pittman, Dave Tygar, Sam Randoll, Eddie Powell, Bruce lVlcKeen, Jim Travis. Left to right: Richard Byrnes, Cliff Bellas, Marty Easton, Nicky Becker. Barry Adkins, Richard Armstrong, John Bischoff. Left to right: Judy Jandry, Carol Guinn, Janice Ladd, Sue Lac- coarce, Pauline Kurtze, Janice Jeffords, Kristin Kindig. 'Bm 13-1 is if il li Left to right: Frank Clark, Dennis Covert, David Col- lier, Charles Barenchi, Jim Cox, Robert Angle, Roger Bice, Clarence Brown, Ar- thur Angle. !?.'1- 2i'1E-l1Ri4I.'S.:-1ifh f!:'f':if5J:f'fr':'fiii:' 51 . Left to right: Pat Castaldo, Marcia Baker, Barb ara Biggs, Nora Burns, Anna Abken, Patty Cantwell, ,lim Angel, Kirk Crum, Don Ad- kisson. on M A Front-Karen Drost, Liz Genasci, Gloria Ickes, Carol Knapp. Back-Jane Kloss, Meda Brown, Peggy Broth- ers, Marianne Dresbach. Left to right: Ray Howell, Richard Lovin, Louise Venting, Sharon Burdine, Russ Dagister and Paul Morris. C A M Back-Cheryl Bachop, Mary Crosby, Janette Clay, Jean Sabroe, Carolyn Bort. Front -Patsy Baston, Carol Chas- tain, Linda Bockhop, Margo Cardinas. FLY I.:-ll to right: tiny flilnson Vit-tor l,o1-khart llm- lfuirlnzlrlks Iiill Uarxlm-r Stow- Nlzlhom-y Im flvigvr ,luyv lluglc- Allwrt Kvllc-r IA-ft to right: Norma Young, Lynn Kimball, Sandy Johnston. ,lackic l'unligun. Dorothy Sch- incllor. Linda Williams, Mary Ann liousey, Kathy l'uinv. Be-tty Powers. Left to right: John Trulin, Evonne Wliitburn, John Wil- son, Bay Terk, Gwen Stev- ens, Bob Williams, Doug Te-nney, Dave Yager, Laird Peterson. Left to right: Larry Seaman, Kathy Bice, Charlotte Powell, Jim Bartlett, Robert Wil0y', Bill Snow, Tim Langloys, ,lack Portlock. ni !1 IIA! Al 11 9 I-Z Left to right: Larry West- carnp, Paul Snodgrass, Dale Perkins, Dave Rousey, Jim Wenters, Ronnie Snyder, Bob Radtke, Ron Weakley. Front-Susan Nestcl. Norma Wernicke, Ester Tapia. Mau- reen Reineke. Joanne Robin- son. Back-Eric Oxelson. Tim Thomason. Linda Vink. Ken Renike, Ronnie Olson. Front-Louise Vently, Sharon Sperber, Suellen Smith, Robin Replogle, Loyetta Perkins. Back-Ronnie Stratton, Jim- my Sloan, Herb Norton, Jimmy Wilsoii. 1 4,52 mi ,. MaZi,,.g 1 Aww '.n tw, -' if .5 ' F 1 QA , 1 K 1 1 gg? V ww 1 ' FY 1 ,4 7 'wg' W, , , , gf-f as QW- ww :si . . ,. .px- -f f K ,f i i N 4 1 'X if Vs fr' -mv- Q... .H get ' - !i'if?. .'f Q, 1 . sel l, ,: in ,lk u , .ff f - . , i ,. W! Ziw fl' 2 wi nal -urn! 3.,,f, :P wwf LV :fi if . K7 H,.wf,g L ig, 4r -t ' V is-,N L vi ,- Q3 Htr' ? K . Vi? ES? NIH G-- ag ,Z C Top row: Margaret Miller, Bon- nre Kenyon, Judy Snider, Donna Yager Kathy McCallion, Robert .L A Henderson, Dale Pemberton. S53 -J xg.. . J lx Front row: Pat Clewett, Ruth Ann Armstrong, Marshall Allen, Barbara Blake, Lailani Dupler, Pat Boyd, John Clewett. Back row: Eddie Allen, John Chastain, Charles Chaistain, Gary Ander- son. Doug J o h n Abreu, I' 0 W2 Dewey, Glenn, Hawk rms' llfillllli' Iiulllw. ,luvlx lll1'ke'v', PXQHVII llwlh-rr I..llll.l Nlilfkill-till. Ha-In-11 Nlu llllllllll l'.lllll', XILIIX Nluxxwll. Hlvk row: IM-unix l1l'i!WfUl'll. l rm- i,zn'f4mI llnwzml xxllll' wr, llznid ,lv-nkin-. f:lilI'l'lll'4' :gm-r. Xlilu' ffrum. llivk lhll. frflll' Pulls. 1!!1 Ai 1' 1 1 , 4 X ,fa r M? ,,.,.+.1- Q 1 x Ha - X 'Wiz ' I k 54 r Bark row: Cary L:-a. Edward Smith. Rivhard Murphy, Johna- thon Norris, Gary Wann. Allen Claphman. :-il? Back row: Delbert Honea, Bob Thomas, ,Ian Wrobel, Howard Bosserman, .lim Perkoski, Cary W'ebster, John Kloss. Autographs t. hl 5 5 nigga: J X r-ills fs.-5 gfqyy., 'Q ,K 13 yffs-:Qi Standing S Merrill Cerasara, Charles Covert, Robert Corse. Ray Raimer, ,lay Hubb, Frank Merritt. Middle - Jinx Snod- grass, Dennis Mullins, David Stapp, Bern Taylor, Howard Pace. Front -- Thomas Perkoski, Dicky Lewis. Front ww: Mary NlcKc-en, Linda lla-ntly. Nlidmlle row: Peggy Kre- guski, Kay Rainier, Diane liort, Sandra Clolwas. Colleen Rosasco. Baek row: Larry Gardner, Rob- ert Palmer, Glen Moore, Alex Lorenz. Steve Trask. Back-Ronnie Kurtze, Gene Sake, Mike Kinsey. Middle- ,Iim Smith, Murray Weinot. Front-George Tucker, Chris . Un Wall lil..-if muy mp- l pvrt, llulrli Filvr, l'illf.Il'll1' l ram':-. Mirlrlln-: K1-nnvlh Spa-rln-r, ,lurne-5 Crm-nivn, 'Xlurvin AlII'rlwrry, Clif- f forml Carre-ll. lion llrill- llart. Front: Rusty Dar- ling, Pinky fil'L'l'Ili', Rich- unl lhirgaiw. Kobe-rt Doyle-, l r1-drliv Almkin, John Cantwell, Ronald Pruitt, Doug Parker, Rnd Sullvns, Llayd ,lone-s, lion Bishop, Harry Davis, Marshal Angc-l. lull-n llnlstzul, lfarulyn lfrmvlwr. Cathryn Llark, Dorothy Clay. Luis llivslirovk, ,Im-nny H1-1'r11c-lt, llmniu lllnllwrs, Vvrna Ile-unl. llonnic llrnwn, Frunkiv llacli, lla I ll t ll l l lx ' r mine' ar ing. 5 1' ia ll nor:-, jam' 'iv llrnl lll'l'S. ' 1 Lf Aff lb? First row: Bobbie Spainhower, Brian Rix, Jim Rogers, Grant Mitchell, Terry Dugan, Jim Schindler. Middle row: Mary Williams, Jane Stratton, Marjorie Scarlett, Mary Thomassen, Bonnie Styler, Susan Mullins, Sharon Cox. Back row: Martha Witschy, Gloria Reineke, Linda Stratton, Roberta Shield, Judy Malina, Sandra Weidman, Patty Newkirk, Barbara Farris, Barbara Sorneson. Auto raphs Ou 4 A fig 'ibn-T? ' C-'RA ..l 1' KPQQQ Lvfr to right: Mrs. Camp- lu-ll. KCoukl Karen Gwinn, Shvrry Volpv, Billy Moore, Jininiy Day. Audio Visual Left to right Dianna Kellar Bill Moon Karen bwinn Standing, l.e-ft to right: Karr-n Dawson, liamll Vanyle-, Sherry Volpe. Svatvfl, 1.1-fr to right: jinnny Day, Viw Prvsimlvnlg llianv Kvllvr, Presillcntg Virginia Geiger, Svvrvtaryg Ttli and Sth Club Ofivcrs. L1-ft to right: ,lumly Nixon, Cliff Anglv, l.illa Tapia, ,luhn Cnstulmln, Duane- Gatvs. ,lzina llllfllliill. Left to right: Diane Keller, Virginia Geiger, Pat Lally, Carroll Vangle, Gerald Brown. sh... 'ii'-W W R J sei fl L31 K' ,..r QI? lr 1 18 Cuavh Larry Snyder BOOTS HORNfCaptain DAVE TOWNSEND Halflmuck Tackle- Football HERB STANSBURY DARYL LOOMIS RON MITCHELL Quarterback Wingback Tacklr- E L M aa. A . TOM LEE ROY ADKINS BUD LINCGI Tackle Halfback Guard BOB COLLIER BURT KOCLER MELVIN BOLSTAD DAVE POPE Halfhack Guard Guard Center A A ' I I ED PETERSON Center MIKE GAUKLE Fullback BILL EDGAR Fullback DICK YOUMANS End JIM PILLSBURY Halfback DAVE STEPHENS Fullback DAVE BLACK CARL HALL EDDIE NISSEN End End Guard , ,1 i TH JE' . . Back row, left to right: Roger Bolstad, Bob Collier, Jim Pillsbury, Boots Horn, Carl Hall, Herb Stansbury, Melvin Bolstad, Bill Edgar, Dave Stephens, Dave Black, Buddy Linggi, Roy Adkins, Coach Snyder, Daryl Loomis, Davis Townsend, Bert Kogler, Eddie Peterson, Eddie Nissen, Dave Pope, Tom Lee, Ron Mitchell, Mike Gaukel. 'L . ,. ,W-, A , -w I7 4. il, ' f , . ' j' R v Q 'A' ' In 4 - I . . .nw , , ,, , , . 4, - . rm g ,- v' g-ji, .,, a A ' ' . r I LA wg 'P . ,, ggwi -,fu ,.- 5, w A, 'V gtg JW I 0 , i 4? 2 ' - . 2 4' - 2 .. K . BEE g,4a,K gags ,H 'Q Kxi 1 M 1 ' HH rg Qi.. sts.: qq 4- - 'M W ' ., .,, , w, .mx . N N W. M , F M44 ' f 'A 2M--4. f I . Q .f Y' , I J' t , VA Nw,Ww,, 4 ,,,,1T.,. 'wwf A -MMN, Q' 3,5ii5,,y55 2-3125? 1- '31- -5? 'wt my Qi' A iii! ,, Q? 'YE h L rv ' Q L A A v Q ' X b x .Sv . f i f .V I to--T K- '95 4' f f 'D if 1... . 1J.Lf...4fJ..wf1J .4.,,.s,-.1.,M M4 V , S M -ff 4 . aw N? if xxx QW' f' if K . . S , -.Q...- idx M .X an g W 3, 1 n ' W1 'U f ' .,L.':, , V . ' E R 'Q - ,N ,,., ,v H , M JM ,K - ' 'N V -. .1-- JJ' 22,7 1 f' A law Front row, lcft to right: Bonnie Powmlrs, Joycf' Whitlock, Head Yell Leads-r. Back rok: Sharon Richardson. Connie Gottschalk. Bobcat, Roxane Wilken, Tom Lee, Ed Nissen Beth Sanford, Head Song Leaderg Dot Estes, Sally Dec Kennedy, Nancy Dresbach. Junior Varsity CARL THOMAS PAT MOORE JOHN WILSON BOB YOUMANS MICK HORN MARTIN BASTON RON WEAKLEY DAN PAINE GUY GIBSON EARL FLICK BRENT HORNBACK LAIRD PETERSON MIKE MARTIN I DAVE COLLIER DAVE GILBERT CLIFF BELLAS JIM NEFF GENE KNUDSEN LARRY GANGLOFF BARRY ADKINS DON GRIFFIN JOHN ISHAM JIM KNIFONG HERSHEL YATES RAY TERK MIKE STANSBURY f fy M Q WV v I v I ,ff 4 -d I Il lr UNI WK HTH ,4.v.vi.wIr1I1r lf0!II'lI,' JIM IHNNI Q ? A 'v F A gp S 'X . 'lg - ' x x if S Q wr f Wi S WAYNE SMITH TOM PARKER DENNIS COVPRI Thomas. Football Managvrs: Dan 1,114 a Paul Horton, Greg Henson, Ted It Standing: Carol Knapp, Betty Powers. Front: Carolyn Bart, Kathy Paine Basketball Team Us Qi' Coach Wayne Daw Eric Oxelson, John Kloss, Managersg Terry Mallan, Stan Miller, Ron Newsum, ,lim Wernicke, Dave Schaller, Ed Kimball, Tom Lee, Dave Pope, Carl Hall, Jack Massae, Grant Boyd. Basketball V ' O O 'S Coach : JIM DUNNE Inside, left to right: ,lim Wilson, Gene Knudsen, Dennis Covert, John Thomas Bob Collier Dee Fairb k P l H ' ' an s, au orton, John ONeal, Tim Thomasson, ,lim Bartlett. Outsiile: Don Knifong, Norman Tackett, Bill Edgar, Dick Youmans, Ron Weakley, Tom Parker, Mike Stanshury. Managers: John Kloss, Eric Oxelson. ft' K ,,..-lv -2' If ,,V,.,,, D ,QV ,, W.,-.,,,.., 1 I GS. TX M vim W..- s ' ' - ?!' :' q113'K: , ' f Q . . wr 2 I. - ' ,,.:3Q,Q ' Y V f M 2, 1.-f?A1?3'2R'?53 WGA-'v ' ' 1237.1 ,Km-31ff3,L ' ., 1-S' Q .r Q Elf nf-nl iff' 4 115 N! , in Q f 'N -'31 A k l ' -fi' 'E-f --- , K, - -' -X 1 f --Q-.,,a..,.m.,w...,: 1? 1 Q . X2..-WW -9 . W-+ff....,.,,w7-iw - ' mr f . Z - , we 5 K. i, H ? ..J,. my if ,..aw, me 7 ' . if A A A ., H M,- 5 fs A Q mm 1 1 . as f 5' ' y fi 4 .. , Him 3' 'JJ il aw- Lv' ' Ev J an if ' 7 ' T159 dt.-J ...-1 5 'wa ,f-sw, --Wt... Buck row, le-ft to right: Mr. Wraith, B. Linggi, B. Horn, D. Stephens, D. Tliorton. E. Nissen. ll. Km-nan, M. llolstad, C. llawks-s, M. Craft. Second row: F. Clark, J. Neff, A, Anglo, M. Martin, J. Wilson, R. Adkins, J. Tadv, G. Knudson, D. Griffe-n, H. Stanslmury. Front row: U. lille-r, li. Adkinm, ll. l'ri1'n-, ll, Youmans, J. Wilson, L. Peterson, B. Robinson, ll. Loomis. l liavk row: Marty Craft, Ed Pete-rson, Norman Tackett, Dave Harvlson, Stan Mills-r, Tom Lev, Jim We-rnickv, Mr. Snyder, and Dan Tack:-tt. Sf-cond row: Gene Knudson, Ron Mitchell, Gary Hawks, Dave- Gillis-rt, Tom Parker, Carl Hall, Herb Stanshury, Tom Gullett. -N : '-, X F., uf sf' SB ,fa r f , 1 if? f isdn V aw, f.1K'!K'w ,E M W., W, 4' , ' 'M X K W1 A' I 2 Letterman Club Q 5' 52 Frnni, li-ft In right: J. NIc'Quistan. li. Youmang, J. Wilsun. I.. l'vtvr-mi. M. Martin, B. Hornback, M. liauke-l, ll. Horn. R. lxlllC'hf'll. ll, Lucas, ll. Cove-rt. F. Milli-r. R. .-Mlkins. D. Steve-ns, U. Lumas. M. llulflzul. ll. Linggi. Miilmlls-: lf. llvtvrsun. C. Hawks. M. Stuiislniry. ll, Ynumans, T. Mallen, D. Forman, T. Parker. M. liastun. ll. Gilbcrt. C. Bm-llaa ,I. Knifung. Top: E. Nisson, Ii. Kimball, T. L:-x-. D. Sl'lli1llt'T. H. Nc-wsom. R. llolstad, ,lack Mufsuv. H. Sl2'1IlSllllI'Q. C. Hall. G. Boyd, B. Knglvr. ll. Edgar. ff. Tlimnas. ll. Collivr. C. H:-nson. ll. Hfwrtnn. fficers Roy Adkins, Presidentg Ed Nissen, Vice Pre-sidentg Ed Kimball, Svcrvtaryg Dave Schaller, Treas urerg Buddy Linggi and Daryl Loomis, Bouncers. K 6 'nior Ilirgh Student Council T 251 4mm liar-k Mikz- Stanslmury, Judy Mahon:-y, Stan Milla-r, Josie- llc-rtino, Jackie- Mills, Sur- Moore, Joyce' Ruins:-y, llonna lla-ck:-tt, lion Knifong, Holm Collie-r, Mary Camplwll, Mrs. Franklin. Frontwllale- Pillslnury. llaw- Svhallvr, Mikm- Sonm-nbc-rgh, Ric-hard Knapp, llonnin' Taylor, l'at U'Nm-ul, Edgar Kimlmall. Junior Hi y h lluvk--Gloria lckvs, Kathy Painv, Jane-t Bogus, Shelia Moore, Diane Pillsbury, Steve Mahoney liolu Corso, Don Aclkisson, Ron Weaklf-y, Us-nnis Covvrt, Gary Wann. Front-Eric Oxf-lson Kallly Rim-, John Kloss. xxx Ml, John O7Neal, Presidentg Judy Jandry. Secretary and TI'0i1Slllt'I'Z lion Gall. Vive- President. Junior Class Officers Sophomore Class Of ficers Russell Bockhop, Vice Presidentg Susan Davis, Secretary and Treasurerg Dick Youmans, President. Ivnior Chorus gig. IQ? ' I 1 I f i 5 A 'I I I m e 4 3 I I-I W iv L4 I'il'lHlI. If-ft In right: I'. Fnydvr. II. Clyde-. I.. Ilurm-r. II. Wilkn-ii. NI. Uurilnm-r. IC, Yvrniillioii. J. WIiilIw'k. I'. Kinflig. Ii. Williams. Ii. Adkisson. U. Iiarkvr. W. Murphy, D. King. Second: S. Potts. ff, Svliinurlvilz, II. Slmfi-r. N. IilDllI4IQ'II. 5. Wilkm-ii. If. Iizisfliiil-se-ii. R. Nm-sh-II. I'. Mlm-11, If. IIuItun. IJ. NI:-in-r. J. I.m1-, M. I:4'l'LlSLll'U, Xlr. lfuiilulm-imc. Top: IJ. Ifstvs. S. WiIJIm-. IJ. Cottsvlialk, .I. Smith, NI. Ihuixnm. ,l. Klf-4-km-r. S. Kviim-ilv. S. Iiim'Iiai'4Iwii. I'. Almuml. Il. IH-ssiwr. NI. I.ugan. C. Cults- rIiuIIi. .I. Mills, IX, lmrilun. Dance Band 'ii f QI , B - sz u z 5 5. I gi S 5 ' Jr I rnnt. la-fl lo right: Nivky II:-vkm-r. Mike- Cauklv, Rivkoy Ye-Ik. Ilvv Fairbanks, Barbara Biggs, Ronnie- Ulmn, S1-vurulz Kvn Hvim-kk-, Dave Harll-son. Pat Iivltingvr, Dale' Perkins. Earl Iflivk. Ilnwuril Ilufwriiiuii. Stan Nlillvr. Iiavk: Mr. Coutolvnc. Eric Oxclson, Marty Gill:-tt. F.H.A ff? Back. loft to right: Marjorie Spainhowvr, Jann-I Swartz, Polly Kurtze, Janice Jeffords. Judy Jandry. Janiee Daxison, Julie Carr. Second row: Barbara Adkisson, Joan Hansen, Pixie Snyder, Lf-nnetl Quinn. Janiee Ladd, Nancy Dresbach, Mrs. Eastliek. Third row: Marthan Gillett, Roxanc Wvilken. Sue West. Sandra Shield, Judy Holman, Sharon Wible. Sharon Potts, Susie Wilken. Jr. Chorus A s 4 , B .1 , E Vi' X Q ww , . ,, ,, A J , Front, left to right: Mr. Coutelene, Dickie Bell, Norma Young, Carol Chastain, Joanne Hallman, Meda Brown, Linda Williams, Pat Mohr, Sharon Wilson, Ruth Armstrong, Lelain Dupler. Second row: Calvin Keeman, Ronnie Olson, Laura Makinson, Suellen Smith, Nancy Harrell, Roberta Henderson, Bonnie Kenyon, Barbara Blake, Cathy Goff, Carol Ann Scholtz, Drusilla Dewey, Mary Maxwell, Janet Boque. Third row: Eddie Allen. Linda Vink, Lynn Kimball, Dale Pimberton, Evone Whitburn, Pat Baston, Guenn Stevens, Liz Cenasi, Karen Drost, Carol Knapp, Mary Crosby. Last row: Bill Hill, Sandy Johnson, Judy Carlon Bort, Lily Howell, Donna Yeager, Kathy Piane, Norma Wemike, Judy Snyder, Gloria Ickos, Peggy Miller, Sheryl Bochop, Pat Boyd, Peggy Brothers. fI.A.A Front. Ivft to right: J. Xlahom-5. N. lloulilvn. Xi. llardne-r, H. Wilkm-ns, J. Holman, M. Gillvtt, S NX ii Hrs. Dirk:-5, S. NM-at. S. Shiv-Ida. l. 0'N4-al, J. Goff. C. Enos, J. lrice-, 0. And:-rson, l. Burns, 5 tin-gory. Third: J. Kuiinvr. il. He-rinuna. I.. lloff. l'. O'Nt-al, N. Young, N. Hay. M. It-kos. J. Daw gon. N. liurna. IJ. N11-yvrs, J. Hanson. Fourth: K. K1-ffvr, li. lloff, V. Hal:-s, C. Chastain. S. Smith N. We-rriivke-, .-X. Horn. if. Tapia. l'. flaftaldo, E. Jvnnings, J. Ladd, N. Drvsbavk. Fifth: J J:-ffords. J. Davison, J. Jundry. l'. Knrtlv. J. Carr. S. Johnaon, J. Robinson, P. Baston, M. Crosby Xi. llrown. K. llroast, S. Wilkvns, 5. Potts. rlv. l'i. Kimball. l.. llornwr, qi. Clough. M. Davison, li. Nm-ati-ll, N. Rt'gIlit'l'. Se-cond: ll. l3vtlil1ge'1' I l Library Club Sitting: Paul Snodgrass. Mary Lou Crosby. Miss Kit-wr-tt. Howard Pt-arcs. Standing: Gary lludclle-ston, Kathy Goff, Sharon Hurdine-. Dale Noble, Joan Maynard, Barbara Shimp, Ronnie- Morrison, He-le-n Ilralwr. Argus Staff Standing: Beth Sanford, Darlene Duffield, Pam Pinkston, Dot Estes, Jim Pillsbury, Herb Stans- lmury, Judy Huddleston, Nancy Regnier, Jane Raimer, Jaye Mills, Pat Murphy, Sharon Barnnette, Pauline Bartosovsky, Margaret Kossow. Sitting: Sue Moore, Bonnie Powers, Mr. Dunne, Advisor, Josie Bertino, Editor, Ed Nissen. Yacs First row: M. Dresbach, S. Davis, L. Williams, N. Young, W. Murphy, B. Williams, Josie Bertino, H. Draper. Second row: R. Replogle, D. Beckett, M. Spainhower, D. Diesbrock, N. Harelson, R. Nestell, K. Sheley, C. Schmorleitz, P. Daly. Third row: Mrs. Branston, C. Geist, T. Gullet, N. Williams, C. Peterson, R. Morrison, E. Oxelson, H. Pearce. Fourth row: B. Adkins. Tri Hi Y ,,,.-..-...F 40 1.2 ., 3 -gf ,A f f yfw- l ,, -.-... l'.l'lrHl, lm-fl In right: ffriklin Kindig, Suv WH-Nl. fiunzlru Fhivlfls. ,lmly Hulmzm. ,Iuliv Carr, lfurnl lfw-plnxmn, Uv. liurrr-H, Mlxiwr. liuvkr ,lU1lllll4' Ifnrlu-Q, I.lllkl'i1ill1' Irillsllllw. ,lalllivv I,m'm1nun. ,l1llliL'1' lhaxi-011. .lurliw ,ln-ffmwls. ,lllllilllllil v1'I'llUlI. Pal U'Ne'alr Disc .locket Club Front: Mary Ann Witvhiff, Harold Morin-nsun, Daw- Townsend, Frm! GEITIIIHSOH, Steve Craft. S4-vmul: l.ynn Kilnlmull, Liz fLf'llLiSl'i, Gloria lr-ke-s, K. Uroast, C. CIFIII. Drill Team Back row, left to right: Alice Clough, Miss Yates, JoAnn Forbes, Margie Spainhower, Judy Snyder, Robin Replogle, Shirley Wheeler, Pat Castaldo, Judith Maricle, Maurine Reineke, and Chita Lorenz. Second row: Diana Pillsbury, Linda Stratton, Joanne Robinson, Karen Droast, Darlene Dartling, Janet Pitcher, Jane Kloss, Peggy Brothers. Third row: Jenny Bennett, Linda Patten, Donna Brothers, Martha Witschy, Sarah Regnier, Bonnie Brown, Jane Goff. Fourth row: Frankie Bach, Datie Dryden, Mary Campbell, Sandra Weidman, Jackie Brothers, Sandra Mc- Clain, Barbara Sorenson. Fifth row: Frances Post, Patty Newkirk, Susan Mullins, Marjorie Scarlett, Mary Thomassen, Roberta Shield, and Gloria Reineke. ' 7 CC 79 Glrls Block P zsSf.z,15z,g,gefq,.if,gg:LggH,g,5 f'f -we .u - Back row, left to right: Pat O'Neal, Mrs. Dickey, Earla Ladd, Alice Clough, Mary Davison, Nancy Coulden, Donna Goff, Connie Hermans, Judy Jandery, Kathleen Cordon. Front row: Olivia Anderson, Louella Goff, Barbara Goff, Katheryn Keffer, Janice Davison, Matthan Gillett, Meda Brown. Girls, Sextel wg f . Y Tn- . , Q .W . ...Q If -fy Q :, , .. . of I f f ' l t. 5. if ?r E 3 i E.. QL if .g Left to right: Connie Gottsrhalk. Joyce Love. Sharon Richardson. Barbara Clyde. Roxannm- Wilken, anrl Joannf- Smith. Men 'S Ch orus Top row, left to right: Daryl Loomis, Dave Pope, Marty Craft, Tom Parker, Dave Gilbert, Tom Lee, Dan Thornton, Ron Pessner. Bottom row: M. Bolstad, A. Stuefloten, Carl Hall, Herb Stanshury, Richard Knapp, Howard Clewett, Bud Linggi, Charles Wood, and Mr. Coutolenc. Senior E .,... lo .Q .... S.. 2 H 'H 6 Band Si K5- '-gi+ifs:t' . - W 'YXSSWY FS vw. F U X .Xxx llurk row: Mr. Coutole-nc, l. Burns, D. Dieslnock, E. Oxvlson, M. Logan, D. Pr-rkins. First row J. Robinson, R. Lovin, Nl. Cardm-nas, R. Ye-ltck, V. Halt-s, M. Caukvl, N. llvckvr, D. Matlock ll. Curdnc-r, B. Murphy, J. Sloan, J. Wilson. Second row: T. Thomassvn, D. Cove-rt. S. N1-st:-ll ll. Fairlmank, ll, Gillwrt, J. Wintvr, B. Biggs, F. Kimball, H. Jones, C. Wood, J. Clvwf-tt, K Rr-im-kv, ll. Harvlson, J. P1-rkoski, B. Radtkv, E. Flick. Third row: C. Knudse-n, R. liossr-rnian Nl. Gurrlnvr, ll. Hawks, S. Wililc-, K. Hvndvrson, G. Bossa-rman. Millvr. Fourth row: l'. llalf-, Cf, l'f-tm-rson, C, Knudsvn, R. Wilkvn. C. llrownlvm-, H. Mort:-nson. S. Wilkf-n, S. Potts. Junior Band llack row: S. Mahoney, E, Flick, Mr. Coutolenc. Left: S. Regnier. A. Almken, L. Norton, L. Mcflulw, K. Clf-mvns, J. Portlock, P. Snodgrass, R. Nibergall, G. Huddleston, C. Eller, G. Lea. K. llawsf-y, S, Wheelvr, J. Kloss, R. Howell, R. Snyder, A. Azavedo, J. Bach, N. Young. ELAINE BOLTON Head Maforette C. S. F. -.-------..................,..,.. n ,::1nvl 'H1 .0 I Back row. lc-ft to right: C. Ce-ist, H. Pe-arcv, H. Clow:-lt. ll. lillshury. Nl. Sonm-nhurg, ll. Collier. ' 'Nl ll. VVilliams. NI. Cardnvr. S, Wihlv, D. lost, J. 0'Ne-al, Mrs. Ne-wing. advisor. Second row: Campbell, C. Sf'lll!10Tll'iIZ. D. llvvkr-tl. T. Mallan, R. Olson, ll. Gall. C. Pvlvrson, E. Ox:-lson, M. Harvlson, D. Knapp. N. Dunwoody, E. Kimhall, U. Schallr-r. Kovnan, C. Whitvvr. F. Kirnhall. R. Wilkm-n. S. Johnston. Third row: A. Clough. R. Nr-slr-ll, ll. Powors, P. O'Nc-al. Y J. liortino, J. l.ovv. C. Langford. M. Hr-inikf-. C. laino. K. Rim-. C. Chastain. Aff Club also Loft to right: Pat Colstaldo, Nl. Drvshach, R. Roplogal, C. Lorenz, J. Mc-'riclH, Nlr. Harrison. M. Campbell, P. Horton, T. Tenny. S. Craft, D, Loomis, B. Powers, C. Nixon. 5 Q-4 .S L ,K K 1 lu 013'-f2n'?1x' Sshifll yy .2-...fgf + 1 el 'I t inii. 6i. 5 Senwr Pla, 33'M''lf'Q ?f'3'ff'3':5 'f-Q'3i Z7 'i iX'5'3QE5:fi5if3Sm'l133Q5'S if-ZiE'?315S1i5B?Z'f'31 Qf3'?53?'i?'5W'f7-H Wx f' K 7 3, fr ffwx, if xx gif mg 1 2 A 'vu -exif 1, wwf fi Q ij?-W' it Lx ,iw W K: :K Q -45? Q gg' 'W' Mock Convention During the 1956 presidential campaign the Social Studies classes took part in a national democratic convention. Approximately two weeks before the convention thc Social Studies classes each separated into states with the proper number of representatives. Candidates named and supported by noisy colorful demonstration were Adlai E. Stevenson fTom Leel of lllinoisg Frank l.ausche fllary Hawksl of Ohio: Averill Harriman fRoy Adkinsj of New York: Estes Kefauver Him Johnsonl of Tennessee: il. Mennen Williams Him Mclfarlandj of Michigang Lyndon Johnson fbfd Nissenl of Texas: and Stuart Symington fTom Stoneij of Missouri. Officers of the Convention were Dave Schaller as National Chairmang Bonnie Taylor as Keynote Speakerg Paul Menoher as permanent chairman. and Alice Clough and Joyce Love as Secretaries. The convention started off with each state entering the gym with banners and outfits to represent their states. The convention was opened and roll call was taken. In official nomination speeches with the seconding from the supporting states. One of the highlights of the convention was during the nomination speech for lfstes Kefauver a large Stevenson Banner unrolled behind the speaker. 1 I 1 5 5 ,fi 19. 6 Spring F rolic naps .tk Q iv i Soph Princi-ss, Judy Mahoney and 1-svorl .luvlc Mae-isnt: qv Letterman president Ron Mitchell and Queen Barbara Williams. .lack Massac, .ludy Mahone , Ron Mitchell unior Prince Y , .l ss Jackie Mills, Ron Newsum, Frosh Princess Donna Beckett, Terry Mallan, and Queen Barbara Williams. Barbara Williams and Ron Mitchell. kf 1!Qi?il'iSWb -,lin In , Mx: - - ' 'P ii r ls For Comfori' Be Sure Io See MAC'S FURNITURE 6I I9 Skyway PARADISE. CALIFORNIA Phone 4433 HODGKIN'S APPLIANCE InvesI'iga+e Our Savings Phone 4467 PARADISE, CALIFORNIA On +I1e Skyway Sfore for Men and Young Men VILLAGE MEN'S SHOP Grange Dickinson and Fred Harrell Skyway PARADISE. CALIFORNIA J. J. 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AUTO PARTS Aufomofive Machine Shop HOMER KOMBEAU Phone 335l 3757 Fir PARADISE, CALIFORNIA George Bakes 'I'I1e Besfn GEORGE'S PASTRY SHOP I 65 Pearson Tr 7-2447 AL'S ECONOMY CENTER 6265 Skyway Tr 7-4949 PARADISE SPORTING GOODS 6260 Skyway Tr 7-4464 .,..'1 FLZ'iiN2Hi'!ifi ' : ,L BRYAN'S RESTAURANT Any Time Is Breakfasi' Time a+ Bryan's - a Good Place Io EaI' BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER Homemade Pies I40 Pearson PARADISE. CALIFORNIA HORNERS DRY GOODS We Aim To Give Qualify ai' Low Prices MEN'S WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S WEA R 6044 Skyway Tr 7-4572 PARADISE, CALIFORNIA PAYNES STATIONERS AND PRINTERS School and Arf Supplies Pearson Nex+ +o Ihe P. G. 81 E. PARADISE. CALIFORNIA ANDERSON AND WOOD House of Time Wyler and Elgin WaI'cI1es I82 Pearson Rd. PARADISE. CALIFORNIA HARRISON'S MARKET Fosier and Birch PARADISE. CALIFORNIA B I GILLETT REXALL DRUGS 208 Pearson Rd. Tr 7-22I I PARADISE. CALIFORNIA HAGGARDS 5 81 I0 STCRE I75 Pearson Rd. Tr 7-2I57 PARADISE, CALIFORNIA Be CraHyg Go Hobby Happy! PARADISE BIKE AND HOBBY SHOP 5564 Almond Tr 7-4570 PARADISE, CALIFORNIA MILLERS MARKET CompIeI'e Food Markef PARADISE CALIFORNIA Skyway Phone 2005 LANES BAKERY CompIe+e Line of Delicious Bakery Goods FRENCH PASTRIES AND BREAD PARADISE CALIFORNIA PARADISE GAS SERVICE Propane Gas Appliances and Servel Phone 2295 6255 Skyway PARADISE, CALIFORNIA PARADISE HARDWARE H s a Pleasure Fosfer Road aI' Skyway Phone 2362 PARADISE, CALIFORNIA ,,......--.-f- W' Florsheim Weafher Birds VeIveI' Sfep U.S. Keds HANDLEYS BOOTERY Shoes for Ihe Whole Family Phone 22I9 Skyway PARADISE, CALIFORNIA HIGHLANDER SHOP 6I89 Skyway Phone 254I PARADISE, CALIFORNIA ,af-ff. MARIES DRESS SHOP 6403 Skyway Tr 7-5303 PARADISE. CALIFORNIA I!-A ar , I I 4 cm ,iq 3 S I I Q U0 BANK OF AMERICA Cour+esy and Service Our MoH'o PARADISE, CALIFORNIA 4 wig PARADISE I QP I DRUG lr-' S. I I , as 8, wif-Ywf? , UHrUxiK.KRY 3 IHKIUSI 1' ..,,..m..g...ga.w..q-um P32 Your Dependable DruggIs+ 6I49 Skyway Tr 7-2335 PARADISE. CALIFORNIA WILDWOOD FLORIST 6437 SIcyway PARADISE. CALIFORNIA QUALITY CLEANERS Serving Those VVho Deserve +I1e Besr G. D. MCLEOD Lower Skyway Phone TR 7-4835 WESTERN AUTO Sian and Babe CIeweH ' AUTHORIZED DEALER Your WESIX Dealer Pearson Road PARADISE, CALIFORNIA .L GRIFFITH APPLIANCE Wesfinghouse Appliances and Television YOU CAN BE SURE IF IT'S WESTINGHOUSE Phone Tr7-3063 6933 Slcyway yAZrAAyV PARADISE. CALIFORNIA 4 I afwnwm' Boyds Television and Radio Repair Television and Appliance CenI'er of Paradise SALES AND SERVICE Record Players-Radios-Records PEARSON ROAD Opposi'I'e Elemenlary School Phone Tr7-3 I 79 We, Ihe ARGO slaff, are fhanlcing all Ihose who co- operafed and helped Io make 'rhis '56-'57 ARGO a success. THANK YOU Thanlc You 'for Your Donafions- FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP, Pearson Road, Paradise, California DR. SCHALLER, Pearson Road, Paradise, California DELL'S NURSERY CompIe+e Garden Supply 480 Pearson Road PHONE 4457 Paradise, California SKYWAY DRESS SHOP La1'es+ Fashions 6I7l Skyway Phone Tr-7-4402 PARADISE. CALIFORNIA WALTS ROD AND GUN SHOP Lower Skyway Tr7-3 I 55 PARADISE, CALIFORNIA THE THOMAS STORE Clark Road and Elliof PARADISE, CALIFORNIA Groceries A Feed Hardware Tr7-4442 or Tr7-9882 PARADISE, CALIFORNIA CARL'S RESTAURANT Breakfas+ Lunch Dinner 5522 Skyway Tr7-3 I 34 PARADISE, CALIFORNIA THE CHICO ENTERPRISE RECORD A newspaper dedica'I'ed lo Ihe progress of lhe mid-valley area Serving Paradise wiih daily local news Paradise Branch Office 4602 Pearson Road Phone Tr.7-4496 E-R Publishing Office 700 Broadway, Chico, California Phone Fi.2-242l NUGENTS GAS SERVICE Healers - Wafer Healers Refrigeralors Sloves - Freezers Promp+ Delivery Service Slcyway Below Wagsfaff PARADISE, CALIFORNIA Phone Tr.7-2437 Bufane and Propane n RHEINGANS HOSPITAL Congralulalions From Rheingans Hospilal and S+aff PARADISE, CALIFORNIA CONGRATULATIONS g +o +he Firs+ Paradise High School C-5raclua+ion Class have enioyed with you l ihe phoiographs annual. 3-QENSON srunuo 63 l 5 Skyway Paradise rc sulent RON NEWSOM Il! fl sident ,IOQIF BERTINO Seen tary Tre asurer JOYCE LOVE THE SENIOR FAREWELL Pillars of Paradise Before you we stand Pillars of learning, The world is at hand. 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