Patterson High School - Del Puerto Yearbook (Patterson, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

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Q, CQTQ this 1951 edition of Del Puerto to Mrs. Arnold, an invaluable membe r of the faculty, whose service to the school is characterized by fairness, and by a constant willingness to coope rate with the student body, Mrs., Arnold has served on the faculty for eight years. During this time she has been an inspiration to her pupils, and her fair- ness and uprightness have won her the respect of all. -W -H ,-.- H- ic, EB 'If 2 9 WW E 4 ? X Q xx X 1 jpfgifdll! ifydf-jwis 6067 Pvvfu0g'+He Kl7 'kc xy ha CY ,Hxc Wvxtapsles 'X-LAJAS acoxtmi, ffpdvvp KN RJUT 'X-Tlf1a'v5,h't'f 1 FIAA xocffev MGT, 5f MC- jcueefggf Hfwa 1 S QL, Our A dmi n islradio rs T60 Gave Direclion And MEQhlh Uur i-fflvleut suurctziry MRS. Kflzlh ,J lL.L.llllllll uv- Eclucali o rt I llfllllll 41 Q Our new principal MR. IVAN LARSEN Servlngthe school, without pay, is our elected Board of Trus- tees, LEFT TO RIGHT: Glen Hamilton, Roy Klein, President Hurold Thorkelson, Irving Russell, Albert Bevis. .-4,y B 4 , . x H 4 ms . - ,. -' 1. u, Q - QW ' -ix If , X X NQCKC7 fm ff Ifpifwf X' 0 ll gg or! ' omni . '- H lain ---n .....- R Q fgidn 0' IE , -..,- A 4 rl S .?'1. f 45- hfW 'W ,U 1 K M ,Tfa WLM fwwufg WfQ H M4iv:: I t0000G0 QQOQ 3000 Qs: 11 VR 'W CQ il. ,' ' after: MR. ANDERSON New York University Northwestern University. Commercial, Gener..l Science MR HARRISON Universityof So. Calif., University of California English World llis tory Cadets P. E. MRS. ARNOLD Northwestern University. Math - ematics. 4. MISS INGRAHAM San Jose State. Girls' P. E. C3 Gotvc Us Make Ups, Thai, I-JJOPKCJ. US, 5-Coldefl US: MISS KERN San lose State. Home Economics. MRS. MONSON University of California. Social 'R Studies. MR. MAZE University oflllinois. Driver Train- ing, Boys' P. E. MR. MORGAN Penn. State. Agriculture. ZK.E'h.h- MR. NEWTON University of Minnesota, University of California. Commercial, Jour- nalism. MR. PORT ER Stanford University. Vice Principal, Science, Boys' P. E. MR. MNKERTON ' i College of the Pacific. Music. MR. SMITH W V1 4 if 1 ia S Stanford University. Spanish, Eng- lish. e Glare AY Us Aml Gy-ow Gil Lie Kove'n1em. MRS. WELLEMEYER University of So. Calif. English, Dramatics. . 1, MRS. WOOLLEY University of California. Art. MR. WILLIAMS 6 1 College. Woodshop, Gen. Math- ematics. 9 4S?. l Illinois State Normal, Oregon State y i w ' my . , . , 9 S 5 , . .M I e - f 'Y WGGYHQW R ..-J-M -W' - .1 . I f,,..5d, I 4 IL? W r A r 5 f Y' , ' ' ' ' I A 4 f x -.4,,h - -. . 'Q 'fiwugg .JD ' 'k'......,, YR f - '.,iWA 3g wg wjgwmp.M yff.,Q'f:f ?'5fff?A.1 ul. Q , R '-at R - R 5 f if A- V ,ifxfifiRf-.:,f22g.f:..fvxf ,- Ygqsgtx IV' Q3 Kqi I he place, Ruhr! N250 ' I I . CUSTODIANS O 'Q LEFT TO RIGHT: BobAcker, head custodian, Ben Smith, 'A H. R. Smith. Qu, .lun i V , -- H . iam .- JR.- Ther, Quexrecr our 'raw Ve .kv 4, , -4 4 , . 'Hun 7 . . . . -. . . - . . . . . . . - CAFETERIA COOKS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Bernice Selander, Mrs. Wheeland. P P Q-tkte 5 Q, ,.., , , 1 ..' f' -WAR'-'f-V ' i'-'S V A' Wiiliiy, E - 3 n - . - - Q . Q e'.'- .'.'.'.' '.' S ..- ..- Av 4 'n . . X 1 Ad W Xi it X3 N1 44' A.- .,..-- ,4-na' ,.....- 4... ii .- xo Wx L n n a 4 un 4 a a uu- a 4 emov-5 mfs '51 led, I3 John Km? son FRONT ROW: Don Parller, vice-presidentg Joan Koldmg, treasurerg john Knutson, presldentg Jean Knutson, secretaryg Basil Scott, ath. mgr. BACK ROW: Janice Michaud, class rep.g Roger Allen, yell leaderg Evelyn Silva, ath. rngr. g Robert Wlncgar, class rep. 3 Audrey Brunoni, yell leader. LAUREN CAMPBELL Annua1Sraff3, Block P 3, 4,Cam- era Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club ROGER ALLEN LOIS BOWERS AUDREY BRUNONI Block P 3, 4, Chorus 3,Class Ath. Cheer Leader 4, Chorus I, Comm. Art Club V.P. 4, Cheer Leader 4, Mgr. 2,Class Yell Ldr. 4,Class Rep. Club 3, Dramatics 4, FHA 2, GAA Chorus Ig Class Yell Leader I, 2, 4, 2, Dramatics 3, 4, Football t, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Student Dramatics 2, 3, 4, FHA I, GAA I, 4, Gavel Society 3, Pep Club Pres. Council 4, Tiger Tales 3. 2, 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, 4, Spanish 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Club 3, 4, Student Council 4. GLOSS Og '51 Reac Q51-op NANCY CARLSON DANNY DARK Art Club Pres. 4, CSF I, 2, 3, 4, Cadets I, 2, 3,CameraClub4, Cho- FHA lg GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish rus 3, 4, Dramatics 3,,4,, ,Track 2. Pres. 3, Dramatics 3, 4, Football Club 3g Tiger Tales 3. 'mfr Mgr. 2, 3, 4, Gave1Society 3,Span- Q All ' If ish Club 3. 'f I ' A 11 JEAN KNUTSON JOHN KNUTSON ,Q-.' '35 Y! 5.- 5 . aw.. E v RUTH GARCIA JAMES GRIMES Band i, Chorus 3, 4, Cnrruii. Club Baud I, 2, 3, 4, Block P 3, 4, 3, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, Draniatu-s 3, 4, Football i, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Tales 3, 2, 3, Swinnning 4, Track 2, 3, 4. Q, K ,f WILMA HANSEN Annual Staff 3, 4, Co-editor Del Puerto 4, CSF 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 4, Class Rep. lg FHA Ig GAA I, 2, 3, 4,GavelSociety 3, Rep. Girls' Lead- ership Conf. 3, Student Body Sec. 4, Student Coun. I, 4, Tiger Tales 4. WANDA JORDAN Band 1, 2, 3, 4, CSF 4, Cho 4, Chorus Accompanist 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, l'llS I, v-acluaiion June 6 Annual Staff 3, Art Club Treas. 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Class Sec. 4, Class Rep. 3, Dramatics 3, FHA 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, GAA Pres.'3, Pep Club 3, Spanish Club 3, Student Council 3, Tiger Tales 3, 4. .pa- 12 'sz' ' R .1 .Q T A ge X J, fix? 'nn-.ff J Baseball 4, Baseball Mgr. 2, 3, Bas ketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball Mgr 4, Block P 3, 4, Chorus 2, 3, 4 Class Pres. 4, Class Treas. 3, Swim ming 3, Track I, 2, 3, 4. I fl' Q, Q, ff is --F' ..:,,,i . , . Y ' . . ? if. .mv ,if i I-,f-.fl 3. -wfg , f xr, .,.flZ:s,: ,,, 33' :..q'Y-A , f . fi ' -,-. SJW .lp , 'Offs-ss. ,, ,I z, ,' ' .si- . ., ,fa . ., 'WJ . .rt 44, h. 1- fi sift sw , rw.: Q' .,, , ,. w. , . .. ff ' frilvf' GEORGE KLOPPING Annual Staff 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Boys' State Delegate 35 CSF 1, 2, 3, 45 CSF Pres. 35 Chorus 35 Class Rep. 25 Gavel Society Pres. 35 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Tiger Tales 45 Track J 4,2 FAS 'iff ML? Y , fi.-in 3 'r rr 5 X xl Y -.,.,, 1. AP 'Q I JOAN KOLDING Art Club 45 CSF 35 Cheer Leader 35 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Treas. 45 Class Ath. Mgr. 35 Dramatics 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 45 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 35 Tiger Tales 3. RONALD KRAUS Art Club 45 Football 45 Track 4 Transfer from Modesto 4. I, 2, 3, EYICXS CMOOL D235 KAREN MC BRIDE BETSY MAYFIELD Art Club 45Art Club Sec. 4QB3l'ld 3, Band 2, 3, 45 CSF I, 2, 3, 45 CSF 45 CSF 2, 3, 45 Chorus I, 45 Girls' Sec.-Treas. 35 Chorus 15 Class Yell Sextet 45 Dramatics I, 2, 3, 45 GAA Ldr. 35 Class Rep. 25 Dramatics 2, 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorette 3, 45 Pep 3, 45 Dramatics Pres. 45 GAA I, 2, Club I, 4. 3, 45 Delegate, Girls' Leadership '31 N45 l Conf. 35 Student Body Treas. 45 Spanish Club 35 Student Council 2, 45 Tiger Tales 4. JANICE MICHAUD Annual Staff 2, 3, 45Co-editor, Del Puerto 45 Art Club 45 CSF 2, 3, 45 CSF V.P. 35 Sec.-Treas. 45 Class Sec. 25 Class Rep. 45 Dramatics 35 FHA Ig GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 GavelSo - ciety 35 Delegate Girls' Leadership Conf. 35 Spanish Club 35 Student Council 45 Tiger Tales 4. 'W ,.aafs2sQ.'11L.? , f if V iss' -V 1 1' Ni ' -5 ' T' -5 2 Ili 5 I -. sg- f:,r.,r.1?5e7 - .. 22'- Band r, 2, 3, 4, Baskerball 1, 35 Band i, 2, Class V.P. 45 Tiger Tales 3, Track GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, I. DAVIS LEE RALSTON Annual Staff 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, CSF 1, 2, 3, 4, CSF Pres. 4, Camera Club I, 2, 3, 45 Class Trcas. 2, Dramatics 3, 4gG3V' el Society V.P. 3, Track Mgr. I, 2. 126' 14 2 ffafzub 33 : :f bf ,YV DAVlD PETZ DON PARLIER PAULINE PARLIER 3, 4, CSF 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketballr, 3pCSF2, 3,Class Pres. 3, Class V.P. 2, Football 3, Gavel Society Sec. 3, Track lg YMCA Conf. V.P. 3, 4. For Tlwivflg-Five Sen iors LILA JUNE RICHARDSON I. C. ROSS Comm. Club 3, Dramatics 4, FHA Baseball 3, 4, Basketball i, 2, 3, 4, Cadets 3, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Class Rep. 3, Football 3, 4, Student Council 3, Track 2, 3, 4. I, 2, GAA 3, 4, Tiger Tales 3. ,gg 'Qs 42 i L JOHN SCHULER BASIL SCOTT EVELYN SILVA Block P 3, 4, Class Pres. Ig Foot- Block P 3, 4, Cadets I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Class Ath Mgr ball r, 2, 3, 4, Gavel Society 3, Chorus 3, 4, Class V.P. 3, Dramat- Comm. Club 3, FHA I 2 3 4 Spanish Club V.P. 3, Student Body ics 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, Tiger Tales 3 Pres. 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4. 3. Ubo wil Elecorne, IRENE SILVA ELEANOR SIMONIC Art Club 3, Chorus 1, 3, 4, Comm. Art Club 4, Band 3, Chorus 1, 3, Club 3, FHA I, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, Dramatics 2, 3, FHA Ig GAA 1, 2, 3' 4- 3- 4- DORIS SPENC ER Annual Staff 3, Art Club 4, CSF V. P. 4, Class Sec. 3, Dramatics I, 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, GAA V.P. 4, Gavel Society 3, Delegate Girls Leadership Conf. 3, Majorette 3, 4. 4 ' x xx! bt - H s-My W-, :v i , 2 fl J F sf, H, A I i - I If -,.- N, 4, 'wx LOI5 TRAVER TONNY TRINTA Chorus 4, Comm. Club 3, FHA 2, Baseball I, Block P 3, Class Rep. 4, FHA V.P. Trcas. 4, GAA 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, FFA 2, 3, 4, FFA 4, Tiger Tales 3. Sec. 3, Pres. 4, Pep Club lg Student Body V.P. 4, Track r, 2, 3. CHARLES VERSCHELDEN Annual Staff 4, Basketball 1, 2, Camera Club 2, 3, Chorus 3, Class Yell Ldr. 3, Dramatics 3, Football 3, Gavel Society 3, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Tales 4. The Cifigehs o A-Eamorvono ROBERT WIN EGAR Baseball I, 4, Class Rep. 4, FFA I, 2, 3, 4, FFA Treas. 3, 4, stare Farmer Degree 4, FFA Conv. Del. 4, Student Council 4. lil . 'as W . war Q . ..'., , Q 4.14 . LILA WOOD Art Club 4, CSF 4, Cheer Leader 4, Chorus 1, Dramatics 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, GAA Pres. 4, Gavel Society 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Student Council 4, Tiger Tales 4. enior BQLL to 5 Social Galen clcivf Next to graduation, the Senior Ball is probably the biggest event of the year for the seniors. The Ball, which was held on December ZZ, 1950, was climaxed by the crowning of Cinder ella and Prince Charming. Alumni and students list the Senior Ball as a leading social event. Here acquaintances are renewed during refreshment time. ABOVE: Lois Bowers, top left, and John Schuler, on her left, were chosen C inde r ella and Prince Charming. Below them sit their es- corts, left to right, Ronald Kraus, Doris Spencer, Betsy Mayfield, and George Klopping. ABOVE: Senior class sponsors Mr. Harrison, Mrs. Arnold, and Mr. Anderson drink a toast to the sen- iors. LEFT: Dancing to the music of Jack Stewart's band. 17 Watch -for Great ccomplis hments bg -HIE, C1195 of 59. A Junior Prom, long to be remembered, was perhaps the chief accomplishment of this class. The Prom was held on May 18 in the gymnasium. Pictured below are the officers of the Class of '52 as they met early in the year to discuss plans for the Prom: Front row, left to right: Willie Wells, secretaryg Corine Crawford, cheer leader, Beatrice Andrews, vice-presidentg June Bennett, pres- identg Don Anspach, cheer leader, and Yvonne Rogers, girls' athletic manager. Back row: Maurine Yale, treasurer, Richard Bertolosso, boys' athletic manager, Elva Christensen, girls' representativeg Lowell Thomas, boys' representative, and Curtis Stewart, cheer leader. JUHIUB HD h y c :ff i ..-,5.-- - s-K-3 ,Z A 's - 'W - f A- ' 5 ,mf ,X K Jil 'iwwv g Q.: Rv , It 5 gif' x , f l' mf v ig , gk 4 ga. A-1 N . wa? 1 '- Q 5 -f I Q 1 -fg:gg'?1zf5f 'x 1 wfafv? ' fm 4 , J ig . 5 .. A Y R 1- .,N, ,girfqgfi wg Q ,, 2' x Y, aww 3,19 gb W1 N ww ,gfm wiv F 'iw . .w,wgx if ,ff 11045 A -1, fiwiiwf- ' f' Q Q gm ff 17' ...N f 5' 1' If gr 3 J 'gum 'kiwi I , 7 if 2 ww 'y ' r In :f,,, -. :gf dn, ' 5 - ' 1 l2'f,Jf. L.,, , 4- 1 K g ,Qf 4 . i , ' ' K Q 5, ,jf F Q ' . Q , q s an:- ng: ., H x , ,T ,, ff f hr f K AN B xv' .4 . K 'SAM x t . . K Vg, T. ' x I 3 N - . S , f' I -3 I 3 -7 ' 56 233: A E i S 5 al a 5 ' Q ,J if 2 ,. 4 gf R 43: Q Via , , 5 'R - Q H, 5? Q Wwwm: , We was Q kg ,W A 1 Q x A A 9 , 7 .. fy, H 3 3 W ,f ophomo res! bo are 0. romislrg rou o Studeh S Under the leadership of President Elwood Schut, the sophomores this year worked to- gether in a manner which makes them potentially a very active organization. Shown below are the class officers. Front row, left to right: Carol Thompson, cheer leader, Patsy Jo Simp- son, cheer leaderg Elwood Schut, president, Pat Williams, girls' representative, Louie Von Moos, boys' representative. Back row: David Addington, boys' athletic manager, Helen Sierra, girls' athletic manager, Dolores Ho- men, treasurer, Bob Ohlson, vice-president, and Ruth Dark, secretary. :XV TOP PICTURE FRONT: Oleta Mott, Lucille Bizzanelli, Yvonne Woodall, Ioan Thiessen, Aline Pitcock, Letha Jean Russell, Nancee Mercliff, Thelma Des Jardins, Margaret Herger, Wanda Kenedy, Paula Morgan, Vivian Newby, Peggy Whitbeck, Barbara Riddle, Anda Kalnins, Joyce Staats, and Carmaletta Meek. BACK: Paul Verschelden, Kenneth Yale, Don Costa, Dan Rezendes, Donald Hicks, Elwood Schut, Charles Bettencourt, Jon Enberg, Louie Von Moos, Donald Dryden, Eugene Gomes, Bob Olson, Ronald Thorkelson, George Tchobanoglous, Chico Burmania, Franklin Elliott, Dick Black, Walter Solberg, David Addington, and Mr. Newton, class sponsor. BOTTOM PICTURE FRONT: Helen Sierra, Janice Leedom, Dolores Horncn, Ray Hamilton, Geraldine French, Patsy Io Simpson, Vriginia Storch, Carol Thompson, jean Woolsey, Anita Hicks, Pat Williams, Goldie Bumett, Ruth Dark, Wendy Peterson, and Mardclle Bergman. BACK: Miss Kern, sponsor, Burton Hatlen, james Eng- land, Kenneth Cox, Cline Parker, Don Crooker, Larry Scott, Charles Stone, Bill Adams, Dan Wells, Ted Nichols, and Chico Burmania. Zl Freshman class is largest in Schools Histor-3 Big event for the freshmen is the annual trip to San Francisco, taken inthe springtime. Shown here are the class officers as they prepare to board the bus that will take them to such fas- cinating places as Fisherman's Wharf, Golden Gate Park, and the Zoo. Left to right: Carlo Ramos, vice-presidentg Charle s Digiorno, boys' athletic managerg Marlene Halseth, pres- identg Marlys Harmon, girls' representativeg Ramona French, girls' athletic manager, Phyllis Knutson, secretaryg Barbara Neto, yell leaderg and Diane Morrison, treasurer. TOP PICTURE FRONT: Ramona French, Phyllis Knutson, Diane Morrison, Thelma Hove, Barbara Ferreira, Joan Taylor, Marlys Harmon, Marlene Halseth, Mary Willhite, Virginia Peterson, Ermilla Hernandez, Marjorie Maisetti, Janese Thomas, Ofelia Funez, Marla Shackelford, Dorothy Breves, Mary Reza, and Norma Brewer. BACK: Mr. Williams, sponsorgJimCar1son, Leo Yoppini, Howard Dearing, Dale Humbert, William McDonald, Floyd Harp, Wilbum Dedmon, Charles Digiorno, Charles Montgomery, G. W. Rachels, Eddy Jacobs, Domingos Farinha, Anthony Azevedo, Ronald Black, Francis Brainard, Kenneth Huggins, Pete Santos, Bill Wedge, Delwyn Silverira, Carlo Ramos, and Mr. Porter, sponsor. BOTTOM PICTURE FRONT: Melva Hatchett, Beulah Bergman, Barbara Neto, Belmira Homen, Martella Taylor, Marlene Hock, Ester Lightner, Margaret Garcia, Laura Broggi, Elaine Wells, Gloria Martin, Virginia Flowers, Helen McGill, Shirley Frank, Barbara Martin Marjorie Leaf, Jackie Stewart, Shirley Wilkins, Joyce Nichols, and Barbara Huss. BACK: Francis Staley, Barbara Hutchins, Baysul Parker, James McManis, James Crawford, Earl Faulkner, Tadashi Murata, Thomas Earnhart, Joe Silva, Don Soares, Verlon l-lails, Wayne Maxey, Amos Soares, Henry Shoffitt, Leon Cox, Joe Snyder, Z. T. Parker, Marvin Priebe, Francis Poland, and Flora Parker. Z3 Right, biologists, Anda Kalnins, Virginia Storch, Charles Stone, and Henry Bizza- nelli get ready to operate, while, below, Lois Tra- vers, Irene Silva, Wanda Jordan, Don Parlier, and Ronald Kraus pour it on in so- ciology class. WWI ' 9 I if qljlx f Al-' ml Wh' .QV .J' In 'N 24 A broad, pr-Qgr-cu11 Left, ceramics students, Ele anor Simonic, Lila Wood, Doris Spencer, and Earline McFarling, under the supervision of Mrs. Woolley, take alook into the kiln. of s'l.uclie5 is OHS PCCL ki Q w ll g-in T 0 p: B o b Briggs, second from right, give s Maurine Yale , Eugene Waltz, and Jim Grime s some pointers on his chemistry e x - ill' periment. Cen- ter: Dave Petz, Ronald Kraus , and Davis Lee sl Su Ralston, b a c lf r o wg Pauline Parlier, George Klopping, and Roger Allen, front row, work on an intricate trigonometry problem. Bot- tom: Gloria Martin, Jackie Stewart sew while Mary Ellen Willhite, Ofelia Funez, and Jen- ese Thomas work on the wrinkles. 25 to PUHS. 5lIuClel'l'l1'3 Right: Joan Kolding and Kenneth Cox get some typing criti- cism from Danny Dark and Dixie Cleek. Right: Me c h an i c al drawing p r o v e s very fascinating to Melvin Sperry, seated, and to Charles Verschelden and Stan- 1eyPike. Below: Eddie Jacobs, Lauren Campbell, James Eng- land, and Melvin Sperry put the finishing touches on a model house. 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Q ------ ---- - ------------- -------------- -- ----------- -------.-- -------- ---- --.--.---- ---.-- -- -------. -- ------- -- - --------- -- - -- -- -- - - -- -- - ---- ----. -- ----- -- -..-.--- - -- - -. - - - ---------- -- . -- .------- - - - -- - -- ...- - - - . --- - -------- - ----. --.--------- ax? SiudeniCounci1in session. Ai head of table, LEFT TO RIGHT: Betsy Mayfield, treasurer, John Schuler, president, Tony Trinta, vice-presidentg Wilma Hansen, secretary. LEFT- Louie Von Moos, Marlys Harmon, Bob Winegar, Janice Michaud, and Mrs. Monson, sponsor. RIGHT: Pal Williams, Lois Bowers, Lila Wood, and Audrey Brunoni. qvqfhi A CMM S1Lud.eril'.Council. I-lea s 1.1-I 1 --v Campus Oviyanigaf ions Providing a hallway Christmas tree is one of the functions of the Student Council. Here John Schuler adds a final touch. 28 Issuing student body cards is another service of your Student Council. Here June Bennett shows her card to ticket sellers Darlene Russell and Doris McLemore, and enters the football game for free. In charge oi raising the Victory Flag symbol of a Tiger win, is the Pep Club This orgarnzation also took care of the rnothballing during the dark days of the football season Here Pep Club P1 esrdent Roger Allen assisted by cheer leader Audrey Brunom drsplays the flag Others left to right are Lila Wood Carol Thompson Pat Wllliams Patsy Jo Simpson Marlene Halseth Don Anspach Marlys Har mon Phyllis Knutson, Barbara Neto, Lois Bowers, and sponsors Mr. Anderson, and Miss Ingraham. V T FLQ 52515211 5 fmpr .934 qdg IE Pep Club officers, Carol Thompson, Roger Allen, president. The cheer leaders give Out With a yell BACK: cheerleaders Audrey Brunoni, Lila Wood, and Lois Bowers . Q8 lh 2 Bo S Doug os!-he Your-m V . Mr. Morgan, adviser to Future Farmers of America. Club officers, FRONT: Don Anspach, Tony Trinta, presidentg and Joe Inaudi. BACK: Henry Bizzanelli, Robert Winegar, and Louie Von Moos. H-.. ig-N Q SEATED: Don Anspach, Henry Castro, and Dick Black. FRONT ROW: Tony Trinta, Henry Bizzanelli, Dale Humbert, Norman Gaspar, Charles Betten- rourt, Peter Santos, Donald Crooker, Larry Scott, Eugene Gomes, Kenneth Flowers, joe Inaudi, Delwyn Silverira, Donald Hicks, Louie Von Moos, and Dan Wells. BACK ROW: Charles Digiorno, John Schuler, Ramon Yoppini, Steve Chadwick, Joe Snyder, Robert Winegar, Franklin Elliott, Bill Adams, Elwood Schut, Mr. Morgan, sponsorg and Donald Dryden. XIJLL be eas Jfov- These FH Giv-L5 Miss Kern, adviser to Future Homemakers of America. HQ ,gi 52.5 FHA officers Marlene Halseth secretary in A Dolores Homen president and Lots Travers XI x , ' 'fd 'fast 1 S' if FHA members, FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT- Dolores Homen Ka . , y Christiansen, Laura Broggi, Betty Silva, Jacqueline Stewart, Helen McGill, Wanda Jordan, Jean Knutson, Rose Aragona, Rosia Turner, and Claudine Rauscher. MIDDLE ROW: Marlene Halseth, Marjorie Leaf, Nancy Carlson, Irene Silva, Ruth Garcia, Eleanor Homen, Evelyn Silva, Rose Von Moos Beatrice Andrews, Dixie Cleek, Wanda Willhite Amelia Santos Thel . . ma Hove. BACK ROW: Lois Traver, Marlene Mae Huck, Marjorie Maisetti, Frances Staley, Gloria Martin, Barbara Neto, Belmira Homen, Vivian Newby, Shirley Christiansen, Emma Lee Puls, Lucille Bizzanelli, Shirley Frank, Vir- ginia Flowers, and Margaret Herger. .as 4 gr. .Jaw ,, l,eIlTe,r'NAlnl1rler15 K W - :xii doin BLDC V- v- ' .qi 5,4455 R y , . offset J' V Maze , Block Mr . . HP SPOHSOY Boys who have won a letter in athletic competition are eligi- ble for membership in the Block P society. Present members are shown here. Block P officers, Dave Petz, secretary- treasurerg John Schuler, president. AROUND THE P STARTING AT THE BOTTOM: lohn Schuler, Roger Allen, Louie Von Moos, John Knutson, Curt Stewart, Eugene Gomes, Bob Olson, Ken Yale, Leland Brewer, Davis Lee Ralston, Dave Petz, Don Anspach, Jon Enberg, Coach Maze, Laurene Campbell, Elwood Schut, Henry Bizzanelli Julian Chavez, Bob Briggs, George Klopping, Rich- ard Bertolosso, Tony Trinta, Basil Scott, Don Hicks, and Jim Grimes. G. A. A. officers, FRONT: Doris Spencer, vice-president: Lila Wood, president: and Dolores Homen, treasurer. BACK: Earline McFarling, recording secretary: and Pat Williams, corresponding secretary. Largest all-girl organization on campus is the Girls' Athletic Association. Membership in the G, A. A, is open to any girl who compiles a total of 40 points in girls' sports, exclusive of regular P. E. classes. G.A.A. members, letter G , TOP TO BOTTOM: Patricia Williams, Elva Christensen, Geraldine French, Edwina Rogers, Marjorie Bowers, Claudine Rauscher, Beatrice Andrews, Wanda Brewer, Goldie Burnett Ruth Dark, Mardelle Bergman, Yvonne Rogers, Janice Leedom, Darlene Russell, Earline Mclfarling, Rosia Turner, Eleanor Homen, June Bennett, Rose Aragona, Carol Thompson, Kay Hamilton, Ella Jean Woolsey. FIRST A, LEFT AROUND TO RIGHT: Doris Spencer, Palsy lo Simpson, Eleanor Simonic, Nancy Mercliff, Wanda Kenedy, Oleta Mott, Amelia Santos, Maurine Yale, Wendy Peterson, Doris Fant, Corine Crawford, Anita Hicks, Barbara Riddle, Pauline Parlier, Karen McBride, Vivian Newby, Paula Morgan. SECOND A, LEFT AROUND TO RIGHT: Lila Wood, Nancy Carlson, Ruth Garcia, Helen Sierra, Anda Kalnins, Mar- garet Herger, Dolores Homen, Rosella Sheek, Beulah Brainard, Lois Bowers, Iean Knutson, Wanda Jordan, Joan Kolding, Betsy Mayfield, and Audrey Brunoni . ' 4 s Girl A11l'll,C-tE5 M152 UP AG.A.A l z x 1 i -fiigilgfc-I L 2 c15I1isAIngraham, . . Sponsor A A . , .... r.. L-. .u.......t.r.s ,.l,...al'r leadin scholashc Gwyn gallon is C-Sff 'SU5' ll fl? V ' Q , . Y :- K y 6 v A Mrs. Monson, CSF Sponsor 5 5 C51-' ollicersg Davis Lee Ralston, president, Doris Spen- cer, vice-president, Janice Mieliand, secretary-ireav lllflf. At the close ofthe 1950 school year, there were 19 persons in the membership of the Patterson Chapter of the California Scholarship Federation. In order to gain membership, a student had to compile a total of ten points from scholastic and extra-curricular work, Three points are given for A'sg one for B's in solid subjects. One-half those amounts could be gained from non-solid subjects such as typing, art, band, and chorus. One and a half points were given to the editor and business manager of the yearbook, one point to student body officers, art editor of the yearbook, Block P winners, and principal parts in plays. One-half point Went to class officers, club presidents, yearbook staffers, com- mittee chairmen, Tiger Tales' editor, and minor part holders in plays. Pictured below arc members of CSF, FRONT ROWgGeorge Klopping, Davis Lee Ralston, Dixie Cleek, Wilma Hansen, Doris Spun- cur, Karen Mcliridc, Lila Wood, Elva Christensen, Manrine Yale, and Philip l-latlen. BACK ROW: Yvonne Rogers, Nancee Mereliff, Pauline Parlier, Wanda Jordan, Kay Hainilion, Nancy Carlson, Betsy Mayfield, Mrs. Monson, sponsor, Janice Michantl, and Leland Brewer. 34 otd.eT. Cor-ps r-cdiecl, excellent 1 bug District Super-visor' 19 9,3 0 any v ' Cadet First Lieutenant Basil Scott 'L .C X 'WW' F 3 f 0' ' .,,..,,.,, li X fl,-15,312 Cadet Commandant Alfred Harrison sul Parker, William McDonald, Charles Montgomery. FRONT: Cline Parker. FRONT ROW: Russell Smith, Z. T. Parker, Bay James McManis, Tadashi Murata, Bob Briggs. MIDDLE ROW: James England, Carlo Ramos, Pete Santos, G. W. Rachels, Henry Shoffitt, Marvin Priebe, Joe Silva, and Delwyn Silverira. B Amos Soares, Leo Yoppini, Don Soares, Don Turner, and Donald Costa. BACK, STANDING: Basil Scott. ACK ROW: Dan Rezendez, Joe Snyder, Walter Solberg, 5t?5aas FRONT: William Solari. FRONT ROW: Tony Trinta, Eugene Brainard, Anthony Azevedo, Ronald Black, James Carlson, Leon Cox, and Wilburn Dedmon. MIDDLE ROW: Stanley Pike, Howard Dearing, Domingues Farinha, Charles Digiorno, Earl Faulkner, James Crawford, and Bill Earnhart. BACK ROW: Charles Stone, Eddie Jacobs, Wayne Maxey, Don Gault, Dale Humbert, Verlon Halle, and Floyd Harp. BACK, STANDING: Carl Faulkner. 35 slim' , ,sf ,C , W, A--at 'Q ART CLUB MEMBERS SEATED, LEFT TO R1GHT:IeanKnutson, Karen McBride, Audrey Brtmoni, Nancy Carlson, Janice Michaud. SECOND ROW: Vivian Newby, Mrs. Woolley, sponsorgloyce Nichols, Lila Wood, Wanda Brewer, Earline McFarling, Eleanor Simonic, Corine Crawford, Doris Spencer, Virginia Peterson. THIRD ROW: Basil Scott, Ramon Yoppini, Robert Wincgar, Stanley Pike, Curtis Stewart, Danny Dark, Eddie racobs, and Domingos Farinha. AFL Clu b 5 'f'1'ov S81- 5-1 asf ' K' I ' fi ET Yo CAMERA CLUB MEMBERS Amelia Santos, president, taking picture. SEATED, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lila Wood, Karen McBride, Audrey Brunoni, Ioan Thiessen, Nancee Mercliff, and Paula Morgan. STANDING: Lauren Campbell, Davis Lee Ralston, Elva Christensen, Edwina Rogers, Barbara Riddle, Helen McGill, Barbara Hutchins, Danny Dark, and Mr. Porter, sponsor. era Club ' 7 fzngs mi V 4 ' 'k 4 ik 1-..':v'L'J, I 1 x -X 'Q t ff' H 0 'ZA a TIEER TFILEE FQZJLCEQCZQQ une ennef1i1l Edit att- Press TT er-13125 tor' F150- Confevrertce 1 Chas. Vers :ache 1.d.en Nam Bus. At the 1950 Spring Press Conference of the San Joaquin Valley Scholastic Press Asso- . . hir ' f l ZTA ciation, held at Fresno State Lmbdso HL 'get staff are shown below. 11 College, Tiger Tales received the table, LEFT TO R gi rating of very good. This ' I . Edwinn Rogers, Doris rating was handed down by , Lemore, Darlene Russell, judges from Valley newspapers Q jorie Bowers, Rose Ara udget balancer, Charles and by members of the jour- nalism department of Fresno State. This rating reflects the ever-increasing efforts of the journalism class of this school to give the student a really in- teresting school paper, and the staff is justly proud of this rating. June Bennett, a junior, was chosen editor ofthe 1950-1951 Tiger Tales. This selection placed one of the most popular girls on campus at the head of erschelden, kept Tiger this progressive news- alcs on firm financial paper, rounds. Wanda Brewer, Mr. Ne sponsor, June Bennett, t Leland Brewer, sports 4 Charles Verseheldcn, bi inantigerg Richard Berto Earline Mclfarling, E llomcu, Lila Wood, C Klopping, Betsy lxiayfielc lean Knutson. Zi T Q ,4fw'ZY'.t in it LIMIEKLZ 'Riff W1 1l F '1 'I ' ' 1 '1 N mputrlo ll tr I QYR' 1 If 'I l , , Janice Michaud d .. ...--.,.i,, Wilma Hansen Co-editor Co-editor , A I George Klopping A A Mr. Newton Artists LEFT TO RIGHT George Tchobanoglouf Bus. Mgr. ' , :A I - Adviser Elva Chrrstensen, art edrtorg Earhne Mclfarllng, Yvonne Rogers, and Wanda Brewer. lTleelI'H1e Gan What mEl:H1e Deaclli nes Annual Staff, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jean Woolsey, Marlys Harmon, Nancee Mcrcliff, Paula Morgan, Anita Hicks, Kay llamllton Marlene Halscth, Charles Verschelden, George Tehobanoglous, Dave Petz, John Schulur, George Klopping, Wanda liruwur Juno Bennett, and Earline Mclfarling. ESX g 3 X1 Members of Mrs. We1lemeyer's two dramatics classes are shown above on the front of the auditorium stage. FIRST ROW: Doris Spcncer and Audrey Brunoni, SECOND ROW: Lila Richardson, Goldie Burnett, Maruine Yale, Elva Christensen, Amelia Santos, Karen McBride, Lila Wood, Roger Allen, Eugene Waltz, George Klopping, Ronald Kraus, and James Grimes. THIRD ROW: Davis Lee Ralston, Richard Bertolosso, Leland Brewer, Leslie Davis, Betsy Mayfield, Lois Bowers, Danny Dark, Basil Scott, George Tchobanoglous, Lauren Campbell, and Bob Briggs. Behincidthe Vooiki lf-is CENTER: Mr. Wellemeyer, director of dramatics. BELOW: Members of the cast of the melodrama, Curse You, Jack Dalton. Staged November I6, 1950. FRONT ROW: Leland Brewer, Lois Bowers, and Lila Richardson. BACK ROW: Audrey Brunoni, Bob Briggs, Chico Burmania, and Goldie Burnett. The Seniors Protiliced and Pgaiiced, worllec and Vlloi-Keel, 'io Give us 5llO!'dU5 i die vue O . me lla mpiation' ls bia Soi ,, rite . MO . CENTER: -'CO rdless Oi hhievnw eddwg LEFT .stardvsh ack- mga heiiam' 1 Hom TUBE: My B eikixbet wx iC his OM V hom BOTT suwexys. Xaddets' scene' ' P-N, I These are the stars who presented Stardust on March 16, I95I. FRONT ROW: Evelyn Silva, Miss Robinson: Lois Bowers, Miss Jones: and Lila Richard- son, Miss Freeman, MIDDLE ROW: Doris Spencer, Janet Ross: Roger Allen, Phil Ford: Lila Wood, Marion Phipps: Davis Lee Ralston, Mr, Bach: Pauline Parlier, Stella Brahrns:Joan Kolding, Dean of Women: Janice Michaud, Cynthia Keene: Audrey Brunoni, Mavis Moriarityg Betsy Mayfield, Prudence Mason, and Karen McBride, Claire Carter. BACK ROW: George Klopping, Jerry Flanagan: Basil Scott, Aruthur Scott, Jr.: Danny Dark, John Redman, Jimmy Grimes, Tad Voorhisg and Ronald Kraus, Raimund Brown. Presenting the workers behind the scenes. FRONT ROW: Wanda Jordan, wardrobe rnistrcss, usherette: Mrs, Wellemeyer, director: Jean Knutson, prompter, advertising: and Miss ln- graham, director, MIDDLE ROW: Lauren Campbell, electrician: John Knutson, class president: Charles Ver- schelden, stage manager, Don Parlier, advertising: and Eleanor Simonic, scene designer, BACK ROW: Melvin Sperry, props:Wilma Hansen, usherette: and John Schuler, business manager. Usherettes not pictured: Ruth Garcia and Irene Silva, head usherette, .Q ,J if - I 'Q . 7 f 5 1 2 ' l Y' I Wanda jordan, accompanist, FIRST ROW: Helen Sierra, Dolores Homen, Anda Halnins, Karen McBride, Gloria Martin, Rosie von Mons, Anit.1Hicks, Claudine Rauscher, Rosia Turner, Lucille Bizzanelli, Virginia Flowers. SECOND ROW: Norma Brewer, Georgia Ixlvllolnald, Doris Spencer, Shirley Wilkins, Melva Hatchett, Jacqueline Stewart, Don Soares, Delwyn Silverira, Shirley Frank, Jean Knutson, Ruth Dark, Mardclle Bergman, Marlene Halseth, Kay Christiansen, Wanda Kenedy, June Bennett, THIRD ROW: Shirley illiristiaiiscn, Irene Silva, Edwina Rogers, Wilma Hansen, Darlene Russell, Marjorie Bowers, Ramona French, Don Gault, Curtis v-ic VOICES ojffhe PQHQYSON Chorus Pl 'CW fic fl- , CHORUS CALENDAR Ot-lohur 19, 1950 ...... New chorus robes arrived December 17, 1950. .... Christmas Show here IJL-1-cliiber 15, 1950. . . Christmas Show at Newman December 20, 1950. . Chorus sang for Rotary Club March 3, 1951 . . . . Music Festival in Turlock April 19, 1951 . ...... Spring Show April 26, 1951 . . . . . Exchange Assembly Program June 3, 1951 . . . ........ Baccalaureate BOYS' OCTET CALENDAR '1 A February 25, 1951 . .... March of Dimes Program A, ,'. Q A April 19, 1951 . . . .' . . . Spring Show 5' 7 'N April 26, 1951 , , Exchange .Assembly Program '- F , H 'X , 4 'if Our piano accompanist, X 1 5 , V N , j I ,B gr, 2' , .UU A-IU '71 LL7: llllillg T - IJ RIG V on Almpdch HY. Roger 1 Lfwfyud S fllenl H ' C Int UUry 1 f. C Cast ' ROSS ro' Do 1 and lo I7 Dr lm yden 4 Z SCl7u1er. F A E 5 I 4 L ' T aver Barbara Ferreira Oleta Mott Rosella Sheek Ruth Garcia, Stewart, Ronald Thorkelson, Kenneth Cox, Chico Burmania, o1s r , , , , FOURTH ROW: Wanda Brewer, Earline Mcllarling, Martella Taylor, Esther Lightner, Barbara Hutchins, John Knutson, Basil Scott, F t, Thelma I-love, Thelma Des Iardins, Joan Kolding, Don Dryden, Danny Dark, Elwood Schut, LC. Ross, Ioe Snyder, Doris an Eleanor Simonic, Mr, Pinkerton, director. Man Audiences 'lhrou had lhe jeux' IBGIRLS' SEPTET CALENDAR 2 November 9, 1950. November 16, 1950 December 13, 1950 December 17, 1950 December 14, 1950 February 19, 1951. February 25, 1951. April 19, IQSI. . April 26, 1951. . . C.O. P, Centennial Program Chamber of Commerce Dinner . Christmas Show at Newman . . . . . Christmas Show . . . . Sportsmen Club , Farm Bureau Association , , March of Dimes Show , , , , , , Spring Show , Exchange Assembly Program dem ,L axe 1 51251 8 C rx Nxaxlfxn X v Hehe ristiailiiznda WCW G , , XL31 . mi. GYXY ' , 'Wa LEFT 'YO Rx Qauida wx ET ' 9 aflwg' . sim . 6 NSC GWLS Q 63,310 Basffla 43 Q gl' 'cv l l 3 l' '14 - J J J F F ipslrnpml-g'.rl!n:noI:-::nr:rFq:n:1-l:lr::.n-1-:urn ' i 1 ev , , 5 o 5 ' an 5 ' ' PAT- Terson Hi Sdwelvleall F-91690-'jim Lou,-AL med indh-ful True Thru. Mvdffhfu FIRST ROW: Don Parlier, Maurine Yale, Pauline Parlier, Davis Lee Ralston, Paula Morgan, Wanda Jordan, Evelyn Silva, Burton Harlem, Don Dryden, Janice Leedom, Bob Olson, Steve Chadwick, Don Anspach, Henry Castro, SECOND ROW: Phyllis Knutson, Joan Taylor, Bobbie Kilby, Thelma Hove, Karen McBride, Marjorie Leaf, James Carlson, Mardelle Bergman, Barbara Ferreira, Doris Fant, Henry Shoffitt, Philip l-latlen, Patricia Williams, Jimmy Grimes, Don Gault, Goldie Burnett, Elaine Wells, Lowell X September, October, November. . December 13, 1950. . December 17, I95O- . January, February . February 25, 1951 . March 3, 1951 . April 19, 1951 . owiauee AP1i1 26- 1951 - oarlwmraesaie- May 16- 1951 . O LEFT 'iam June 6, 1951 . . CL AQLXNETBKLTQ axiW wow? 4 4 Raxsiou ' ' ' -- YZi'1Qll2 ' - - HH IL! Sillzig-Qgizgtailul-ll 1 If a lv-1l1flHIllt1I IIIII-Hum. L wnvtywful UFS CfI'l'40 4Nd1u.Gf-e-3 Shi-leru'l'B denrold Hr admlf-r T5nTTe.r son eo ns, - I ' - L . ra ' v L . ' u . - I - ,Q Li 'L V ? la f Q V 7' 11' ,v ' P J L. . M T Y ' ' E 1 L A, ,X , . ,v Q Wend Peterson Margaret Garcia Marlene Hock, Barbara Hutchins, Kenneth Flowers, Thomas, THIRD ROW: Diane Morrison, y , , Louie von Moos, Leland Brewer, Rosie von Moos, Elwood Schut, Norman Gaspar, Leon Cox, Leslie Davis, Amelia Santos, Marlyn Harmon, Patsy Jo Simpson, Anita Hicks. FOURTH ROW: Baysul Parker, Dominingos Farinha, Joe Silva, Barbara Riddle, Ramona French, Betsy Mayfield, and Marlene Halseth, DAR . . Band played for football games . . Christmas Show at Newman . . . . Christmas Show here . . Band played forbasketball games . March of Dimes Show . . Music Festival in Turlock . . . . . . SpringShow . . Exchange Assembly Program CTRUMPET Egfr TRI . . Portuguese Celebration O' andsteli' LEFT T , C11 o . . . Graduation adwicjf. RIGH13 D0 I1 Aflgpach, H eflfy 4 5 ...M W., ,-....,.e. - -- -,'-w e V fa-H ,mm - M - i . , . .q - 1 -Q 7-V .-E , A M 1 ' L '- fr -i W -'-f I M - -...,,.,,,,4,,,.-- - iifls ff .rf - e ' -71 .ri Q f -- K. - . . ,fr .r ,ww a 'Mfr ,N -V, -. f - , ,532- Wr I Rude of-H19 Choo is Gur- nappgfvlarc in and Adding color and excitement to the half-time activities at football games is our color- ful marching band. Lead by the six rnajorettes, and directed by Mr. Pinkerton, the band is nearly as great an attraction as the game itself. The marching band also plays for various civic functions throughout the year, such as holiday parades and pentecost celebrations. LEADERS OF THE MARCHING BAND, LEFT TO RIGHT: Rosia Turner Doris Spencer, Mardelle Bergman, Ramona French, Karen McBride KNEELING: Darlene Del Nero. i OUR MR, MUSIC - X L? ., P ., N-X I l Ngx 'ill ' 4 A un llllllllu lulllll 4 Hum .--1 ' , T r-1 N J' 'u. ,l' ..i:.. 4. . .iv ' . M-- .-' sfgl 5 Qiizzzzggf Q .:: si' . HSE ,-1: y i' --'- :'::. ' , sq ,M W .., 4, it E Girls' P, E, Instructor MISS INGRAHAM During the 1949-50 school year, the idea of the Girls' Leadership Con- ference was carried out by this school. The Confer- ence, site of which is the Old Hearst Ranch near Pleasanton, California, is composed of high school junior girls from schools in this area. The girls are chosen on the basis of scholarship, demon- strated leadership, and personality. Delegates from Pat- terson for this year are pictured at the right, left to right: June Bennett, Maurine Yale, Elva Christensen, and Dixie Cleek. Not pictured, Beatrice Andrews. The Conference was held on April 14-15. 48 I From the standpoint of publicity, boys' sports are the most popular in this school. However, an extensive program of girls' athletic activities is maintained which is a credit to the school and to its girls' physical education instructor, Miss Ingraham. Starting with swimming in the fall, and continuing with speedball, basket- ball, volleyball, s oftball, numerous individual sports, and ending with swim- ming again in the spring, the girls here enjoy and benefit from a well-rounded program. In the following pages we are attempt- ing to portray a few scenes from girls' athletic activities . t Vg, 4 Girls learn Fair PL? and . Coopertihon Thvoylx paris A , J-' --' . -wil l 5 E iii t s , - ,. ...nh ,, 7 , '. ,tail .UV '11, 1539!-. .. a rg - Agr a -ii. i lnereasing in popu- larity among girls' sports was folk danc- ing, Shown here are some of the prome- naders. Around the circle: Anda Kalnins and Thelma Des Jar- dins, Wanda Brewer and Dixie Cleek, Patsy Jo Simpson and Pat Williams, Diane Morrison and Phyllis Knutson, Rosia Turner and Claudine Rau- scher, Marlene Hal- seth and lxlarlys Har- mon, is-35' ii.1.fz,, .- ' K fpfaih Hmm!! Q S - Q is - 'I x X' Barbara Riddle, a star swimmer, uses another star, Earline MeFarling, as a demonstrator in giving a first aid lesson to Jean Knutson, Amelia Santos, and Lila Wood. ' Speedballers Thelma Hove, Gloria Martin, Nancee Mercliff, Barbara Ferreira, Margaret Garcia, Shirley Wilkens, Betty Silva, Dolores Homen, Lucy Bizzanelli, Barbara Neto, Marla Shackelford, Jean Woolsey, Kay Hamilton, Ruth Dark, Wendy Peterson, Oleta Mott, Helen Me- Gili, Martella Taylor, Margaret Herger, Carol Thompson, Shirley Frank, Virginia Peterson, and Goldie Burnett, Goalie, Helen Sierra, sa. QQ . ' i v 'I' 3 A' - 'Ak' - , , i 1-gg... . MQ, ., WM .,. 4 Q ,LJ ' .Quan-4: 53 -' . ' . .I , . Ifdlil, 1: M - A Wprq- - -nvavk, if-:Atl lsr. 'ual'-nu 4 ,, , - .. .. ' r gl. , 'asf ,, 1 mixalfffgy-fs .. if U 1 T,--.44 'Q5Q, , K rm a r. iii? L 'NW' fF1 ', 'L' J, 5 - - - 'ff' 'i-'ff-'rf V: 'rf' A 1' Q Lift' can be beautiful as these softball players will confirm. Ht-re we have Laura Broggi, uinpiringg Ramonnlirench, catcher, Shirley Chrislmnsen, batter, with these speotators: Jenese 'l'Iionias, Norma Brewer, Elaine Wells, Ermila Hernandez, A l we 313' 47? Marjorie Maisetti, Rose Aragona, Ruth Garcia, Lois Traver Jerry Poland, Dorothy Poland, Belmira 1-iomen, Peggy Whit beck, Marjorie Leaf, Beulah Brainard, Beulah Bergman Georgia McDonald, and Letha Russel. A fast game of volleyball finds Marie O'Neal, linesmang Betsy Mayfield, Lila Richardson, Pauline Parlier, Karen Mc- Bride, lrene Silva, Wanda Jordan, Lila Wood, and Evelyn Silva battling for championship. Here the champion junior volleyball team gcls in some practice, They are Darlene Russell, Doris Fam, strorelteeperg Edwina Rogers, Corine C awford, Margie Bowers, lilwa Christensen, June Bennett, Eleanor 50 lloinen, and Beatrice Andrews, u Kay Christiansen, left, and Eleanor Simonic go for the tip-oft' as their teammates prepare for action. Around the circle are Wanda Kenedy, Audrey Brunoni, Thelma Des Jardins, Doris Spencer, Paula Morgan, Wilma Hansen, Janice Leedonl, Janice Michaud, MardelleBergman, and Joan Kolding. Referee in white shorts, Lois Bowers, Setting up the net in preparation for a game of badminton are Joan Taylor, Roselle, Sheek, Dorothy Breves, Dolores Perry, Virginia Flowers, Flora Parker, Joyce Staats, and Jackie Stewart, Archers, checking their score, are Aline Pitcock, Marlene Hock, Lena Belle Lee, Mary Reza, Frances Staley, Joan Thiessen, Joyce Nichols, Barbara Hutchins, Bobbie Jean Kilby, Frances Poland, Rose von Moos, and Melva Hatchett. Displaying good form in tennis is Emma Lee Puls. Her admirers are Esther Lightner, Marla Schackelford, Barbara McNutt, Nancy Carlson, and Pauline Parlier. 51 -We Q A R PATTERSON OPPONENTS 153:95 7 Bret Harte I2 0 7 Danville 20 N-,U . , O Hughson 20 i , 1 I3 Hilmar 16 8 I O Ripon 39 1 V 6 Los Banos 27 I2 Esczilon 52 O Newman 57 ' rf. 14 Gustine 32 g fc ' Q! The most encouraging aspect of this year's football season was the material that Coach Maze developed for future. years. The poor showing, from the won and lost standpoint, can be attributed to the greenness of the sophomore and junior laden team This same weakness, however, forbodes woe for the opponents of Patterson for the next two years as they will D1 have to face veterans of two and three years of Varsity experience. In addition, the B team contains a number of players which should further strengthen the Varsity lineup. l R is Sportsmanship and Comfpeliliion Ke-gndlle B035 Athletic rogmm Q I Q , f i g . , ' p . 1 mi l f? A A we' 52' 11 Q t i A if fe rl, . ' y p f 5, gg N xx N- f-wsir 4 Boys' P.E. Instructor CY MAZE Despite the fact that Patterson lost all its foot- ball games this year, there were several out- standing men on the team. Leading this list is Roger Allen, pictured here, who was chosen All-Con- ference in the Joaquin League, 'Gs A Donald Leland Brewer .-3' 'FY 'S-'C' Tackle Richard Bertolosso Henry Castro BaCk Center Hr Anspach Bob Olson Quarterback all-5, J. C, Ross Curtis Stewart End 8: Back End n ' Bob Briggs Elwood Schut ' Jimmy Grimes L Back n L or AD I ' Quarterback ona Hicks Henry Bxzzanelli s Tackles Basil Scott Back if Louie Von Moos Guard Halfback . 'C' ,L 15 eg-'Y .Jon Enberg Tackle Line-B Back Lauren Campbell A Sa B Manager ., ,if 1: . i P P i -J Q Julian Chave acker vv Q 3 5 3 vig A g, L. A I at 4 KX ,, V. -A4 if E ' N x R U R. E 4' E x I ,. P I I - E 8' L 0 X ., A-.-JN i. R ' ' Hr x h , I, ...ala ,- DALE HUMBERT JOE INAUDI RONALD KRAUS Halfbuck Guard Halfback '51 x 6 ,Q Q X ' A A wil X' 'L' PAUL CLA up ADDXNGTPN B Team BAUGH DAVXD W Capgam Coach Houordiback in is -I ' L' CF'- w.,,,- , -' - A P s 5' 3 , ETE sANTos End DELWYN SILVERIA KENNETH YALE EUGENE WALTZ RONALD THORKELSON Center Guard Quarterback End JOE SNYDER Tackle W JE h 'Un B, N L Y a c for ese s ex ear' CHARLES BETTENCOURT Guard KENNE Patterson Opponents EI: COX 0 Stockton 30 7 Hughson 13 CHARLES DIGIORNO 13 LOS 13211105 13 Halfback 13 Escalon 26 8 Los Banos 6 BRIAN DEL NERO 0 Newman 0 Guard 6 Gustine 6 DONALD DRYDEN End NORMAN GASPAR ..,.. Guard i. CURTIS STEWART 0' 410 it 5 0595 NZ' Q Q6 flx l , Qffwzig-Qi ' fy' 'M K v- . 1 fx an 'S A A X .fi 72' , ,WU 1 1 23' ' .ti 191 O L r f 4 'fa rr 1 feta Y bmw? .r 3931 .. Eggers Hnish Secondin oolcluim league You can easily pick an arguement to the effect that the Patterson Tigers were the best basketball team in the Joaquin League. After leading the League throughout most of the season, and after beating Los Banos , once rather decisively, the team faltered at the end and lost the title to Los Bantos in a post-season playoff. In tournament play, too, the Tigers did well. At the annual Gustine Invitational Tournament, December 8 and 9, the team was runner-up to Tracy. JOE SNYDER ROBERT OLSON DONALD DRYDEN CHARLES VERSCHELDEN LELAND BREWER Center Forward Forward Guard Center me , I 1 1 111 m I m N: 3 S Patterson was runner-up at the annual Gust- ine Invitational Tournament, Dec. 8 and 9. J. C. Ross and Curtis Stewart were named to the All-Tourney Five and George Klopping re- ccivcddonorablemention, The three boys are shown above holding the runner-up trophy. A TE AM SCORES PZIIIEIASOII Opponent 40 Tracy 03 .28 Tracy 40 49 Newman 52 50 Livingston 39 34 Tracy 40 41 Hughson 45 4Q 'Gnstine 41 37 Los Banos Ally 33 'Le Grand go 31 'Newman 21 53 'Mariposa 30 63 'Gustine 58 40 'Los Banos 56 52 'Le Grand 56 66 'Newman 21 Oo 'tvlariposa 47 34 Carmel go 40 Pacific Grove 42 49 'Los Banos 55 'League Games 1' we-9 H . l I Philip Hatlef George Klopping Curtis Stewart J. C. Ross Elwood SChllt 5 9 B Hoopslers Sheri on wins H It-rXSKIfI'ISAl,L Tl:AM,' FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Digiorno, Donal Hicks, Baysni Parker, Chinn Bnrrnania, Richard lit-trol-rss-r, Kr-narrh Cox, SECOND ROW: Ke1ilretl1Flnxvers, lnanagerg Louie von Moos, John Knutson, William Solari, Eugene Waltz, Ib nan! Crooir-1, Ronald ililltlflitlwkill, Cxhxfll Maze, NB11 Patterson 28 27 19 32 30 2O 45 26 44 46 ZI 29 4I 45 'L TEAM SCORES Tracy Tracy Hughson 'Gustine 'Los Banos 'Newman 'Los Banos 'Le Grand 'Mariposa 'Gustine 'Los Banos 'Le Grand 'Newman 'Mariposa Opponent 49 43 46 37 64 40 35 33 46 37 49 45 42 40 eague Games ,,, I fy fl 'I '1- ji l V V yi K L .iv ,. .V '-6 K . -- L 2 J 2 n r f ? ' A f -,153 2 or ' fi sstl if ' 2 'Y i Q I I G-wi, V Y K K I k,:V f K U l, -W , X! N, , ' 1 Qu-nun-on R' ssss A rssili lrtl f 4 is E 5 Asa 4 I AW f 3 D BASKETBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW: Don Soares, Joe Silva, G,W. Rachels, Danny Rezendes, Dan Wells. SECOND ROW: Mr, Porter, coach, Don Gault, Eugene Brainard, Jimmy Carlson, Amos Soares, Charles Verschelden, manager. C TEAM SCORES D TEAM SCORES Patterson O nent Patterson Opponent PPO 14 Tracy Tracy 35 9 'Hughson 'it 'te , 'I-Iughson SI 24 Tracy F-u'i2ure VOYSI Ma Yldl may 29 34 'Newman 'Newman I9 28 'Linden ' D L ' C 'Linden I2 23 Oakdale 'S Oakdale 46 23 'Ripon P T , U n - H 'Ripon IQ 20 'Escalon C ' 'Escalon 40 23 Oakdale 6 D Oakdale 39 24 'Hilmar 'Hilmar I6 29 Turlock Turlock 22 ' League Games C BASKETBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW: Don Crooker, Kenneth Flowers, William Solari, Burton Hatlen, Ronald Black. SECOND ROW: Mr. Porter, coach, Verlon Haile, Earl Faulkner, Cline Parker, Russell Smith, John Knutson, manager. ' League Games L RAVQ 4 C v 'X' . A ill. 5 A ,. , . : ' S9 1'!lQd ? ' refs- 137' f, 4 :fl if-'Q if 4 .. , WJ fs 5, 1 Mn ru. ' X f G1 ' ' 4' X fx s , F, gx F Q bf Ip' TT 'W ' I er' Trqckmen Come, . 566,421 as . , . N . ,,.. 1 1 Coach Porter gives Jimmy Carlson his time after a sprint, B TEAM, RIGHT, FIRST ROW: john Knutson, Donald Hicks and Ronald Kraus SECOND ROW: Baysul Pal'- ker, Delwyn Silvcriu, Pete Santos, and Richard Ber- Iolosso. Track this year finds Coach Porter with a number of veterans returning to the cinderpaths, as well as a fairly strong string of newcomers, While the season is only well started as Del Puerto goes to press, the early meets, such as the annual interclass affair, pointed up the potential strength of all three classes. In the dashes, Hicks, Kraus, and Parker show great promise, while Schuler, Stewart, Parker, and Bert- olosso can be counted upon for points in the field events. 58 'rn Three 5925 A TEAM, LEFT, FRONT ROW: Carl Faulkner, Charles Vcrschelden, John Schuler, Charles Stone. BACK ROW: Joe Snyder, Gene Gomes, Don Parlier, Roger Allen, and Norman Gasper, C TEAM, BELOW, FRONT ROW: Paul Verschelden, Don Burnett, Kenneth Flowers, Joe Silva, and Dan Wells. BACK ROW: Don Gault, Leon Cox, JimmyCur1son, Burton Hatlen, G. W.Rache1s, and Don Turner. X 0-I f -U' 'M fi ' , . Lk .L,, Q 2 K t , LA,,A,y ,V ,,,V, L,,, t John Sch 1.1 Viyfixtjg .Ts Io D Uler h N- On an P . ds .,.x lay arjleri the bat -A-. '7 the 8 011 fx Don Dryden, 440 man, gets a little first aid from Stanley Pike, . IZIA Cor, i, manager. fy-fiiiikfgfi ' 1 ',-' is-g,wIg,I 0 Q49 Jrifws- ' . new wwf? 'qv N. 'tt' 'Hit' Q 'Q 1-i E f Q, I 4.--- -T' it R- 1 J L TU,-i, lchard , - Q V .smiff'm'gWTM H in the C Bermloss , 7 Y , Y .s f' V ' - O -3 f -,,-gi Z ii mes 323 'ner in 0'0und fr ' 35 X I- si Wang the 88 S K c if ' Daimxf O W A2 ee ' I 4 J 1' ' gt r ,, ,, 4 W . 1 y ' HE: x A ' Q-' i 35 ' A ' 7 i Q, f ' 627 F -- 95 ' ' O s - , , - QQ IG, If . V . , if JF ,ru iw Qx' s.:4:g', . .. fx' x Z5 P ,, on 'Poo .tt. . - 90 Q ' bb gay-fis T4f,FfjfQ,,iiq 'z 41' if-' Q -S John Schuler warms up for the shotput. Q , 2 Fastest man on the squad is sprinter Don Hicks. Dave Addington checksout track equipment to Don Gault, Pete Santos, Joe Snyder, Delwyn Siiveria, Don Burnett, and Leon Cox. f ! A 375 59 1 ' QL-v , . r ., 1- G , 1 H . T AA , .,,. f , Y 5 f f info T is ,f ' Batter I W Pitcher sy . ' X Louie von Moos Elwood Schut N l D L42 .X ' Id 'u ,, 1 I, 5 ,k,b Q Q Kg . 9,457 if , f vs- A, T 2:6 V vbf.. , L Y 4 .K V 39 ' -'1 J. I 34:53 tr ' 1' , . f . icing A 35 A fl 04x-'si .rt .4 ' fi'-f5,l., r Diqkf ' R , as V .Nqr . V 'x 51 I r 5 Q X. e , ty . gf ,-11 5 W, J ' it ,... . pi.. , Ki BASEBALL TEAM, FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Julian Chavez, Curtis Stewart, Henry Castro, Melvin Sperry, Bob Olson, J. C. Ross, Elwood Schut, and Don Anspach, BACK ROW: Coach Maze, Louie von Moos, Charles Digiorno, Ronald Thorkelson, Brian Del Nero, Ken Cox, and Charles Bettencourt, aseball Ft-ospecqfs cure Br-i9h'L This princg New uniforms were on hand for issue to the base- ball team this year, and with them came a rejuvenated spirit for the hickory and horsehide sport. Q p Coach Maze has suc- HI 3 ceedid in turning tolut an ad- :li i mira e nine in is s ort ' I' GH , which is usually a ragher 5 1.45 hy' lfyfliq ' , , weak one at Patterson. E gg' M A , Big guns in the batting 'Q ' Y T9k T Y fu ' department are Louis Von X Moos and J.C. Ross, while Schut, Briggs, and Sperry, are twirling the ball with considerable skill. -VJ!! , ' 1 Heads up in baseball this E e year. OUTFIELDERS, LEFT TO RIGHT: LC. Ross, Louie von Moos, Charles Digi- ' , r I orno, Ronald Thorkelson, and Kenneth V ga' 'f K7 ' Cox. ' Q T 'ig 5 66x ms , Q- ,,: 7 . ,Q .1 ef-A-I :- ,li fs b l iXl.,'gfg,.. xfw k L.-L It . r L, F ' ,gh f f J 1, xl 1,91 h I , 41 A ,, M A: , .I Y .f i,2.g. 5 . Ve rg -2 ki -. M, 1-.,a,,,.,f' J, sf V ,..- .,,.gf I M -- A-O off? Q' 1 - WWW .. -J f We ezti fmnsfilff ir, if 'nt P Q- Q ,, V Q Us 'T' Y iii-t iff R- Q ,r . f r ,V , f N. ' ' 4 ,k is I .f 'J 'gg g 31' ' - W , INFIELDERS, LEFT TO RlGHT:CharleS Bettcncourt, Julian Chavez, Bob Olson, Henry Castro, Curtis Stewart, and Melvin Sperry, Catchers, Don Anspach and Brian Del Nero. ,wk X . X , ,Q 'Flin' 41 .. x9 Ha is J d QQ 'L 171 if +90 -:'Q:'3: 1 i' S011 e -- ' C 'QQ SX , M ,A .h, 1, L, 7 O6 Co '53 'K 5175 , vi 'E' jf , C6 0 f ' ,P to E L if 1 'Q '53, U -jeifg .'- I., ' Qui' K . 1' .. A - K, M' ' ' '.. .4 .,. ,f- 0 ,, . ef U 3 M 7' ia l 3 s 2, 3' J ' J' - ' ' f ' 1 5 V 11 f X-ig. i fig. my M 7 ,, -5 9 V, - l ,,. y 1- TA 3 g I K , K H --:H L, 4 l X s g gr 'Q .. 2' L Y K A - .E .,?A , A f t I ' ' kV.W il ' L Q 4.1 J - -f .sis f I I P K X ' -' I ',,,.w,.,.,. W . My - , K f 3 g 'a 1 i -ff fe i f . , ' .. ' J J TENNIS TEAM, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Rezendes, George Tchobanoglous, Ken Yale, Jimmy Grimes, Leland Brewer, Philip Hatlen, George Klopping, and John Knutson. Coach Harrison Has Usual, Good Tennis Sqn V Patterson High is traditionally strong in tennis. K Each year Coach Al Harrison graduates a strong Ag T 'T Li g string, only to find adequate replacements for them ff -,fi the next year. To date, Patterson has not lost a QQ-x P, match, and a little wonder that nf' George g f they should with such stalwarts Mm Dan Tchobanogloug as George Klopping, re c e nt Rezendes y Modesto Bee tournament win- ia-e H lft it :ti 1 ,f'l ner, and Philip Hatlen in the L' i . E fi, ranks of the team. 'hnflmy ' H -1, Del Puerto salutes our Philip Grimes tennis team Hatlen 1 i Q V John of T 2 . Leland Knutson ii,' in Brewer iyic 3 Ken Y a le 61 PATTERSON BOOSTEHS Dr. E. G. Allen, M.D. Walton Allen, D.D.S. Arden Farms, Inc. Associated Oil Co. Bill Wood, Distributor Azevedo's Market Frank A. Azevedo Bank of Newman, Patterson Branch Bennett Farm Equipment The General Farm Store Benson and Zimmerman Automotive Parts Bertolosso' s Sporting Goods Bessey Motor Company Ford Cars and Trucks Les and Al Carlson Painting Contractors Chet's Ambulance 8: Trucking Chester G. Caporgno Commercial Bank Cripe's Barber Shop The Curve Linus Tenbrink John Delphia, General Contractor Dernpsey's Floral Seed Flowers, Gifts, and Cards Doris-Lee Beauty Salon Eagle Drug Store Edward's Hardware Evan's Telephone Company Fashion Dress Shop W. C. Filippini Machine Shop E,L.. Fink Plumbing Sz Elec. Supplies Golden Valley Creamery Co. Drs. Goutiere 8: Reimer Physicans and Surgeons Glen Hendy, Chevrolet J. M. Equipment Company Jake's Club Jake Gantz Jim's Chevron Service Jim Ravelli Joe's Place J.N. Inaudi Johnny' s Club Mayme Azevedo Lyle Johns on Oldsmobile Kamp's Store Headquarters for Men's Wear Klein's Market Niels Koldinger, D. D. S. Lawson's Radio Sales 8: Service Leaf's Market William Logan, Attorney I..yon's Warehouse Le Nelda Beauty Salon McBride's Western Auto Supplyco Mil's Drive-in W. Mithen, Real Estate K.I... Nordell, Jeweler Watch 81 Clock Repairing Marion Olson, Insurance Paradise Kafe Patterson Bakery Sydney Tompkin Patterson City Water Co. Patterson Cold Storage Wendell Peterson Patterson Five-Ten Cent Store Patterson Flying Service Patterson Frozen Foods Patterson Hardware Patterson Irr igator Joe Hochs child Patterson Lumber Company Patterson Theater Patterson 'Water Company OUT OF TOWN Costley 8: Elliott, Modesto Your Yearbook Photographers Hosking's Food Products, Stockton Wholesale Distributors Johnny's Service, Westley John M. Grischott Edward A. McDowell, Modesto Mr. Typewriter. Patchett's Bus and Transportation Cor Newman 4 Petersen's Creamery, Tracy Parros Barber Shop Myron Parros 8: Pete McKim Plaza Grocery Plaza Meat Market Deems Marshall Ray's Liquor Store Ray Sandberg Roger's Barber Shop Earnest Rose, Electrician Jack Stewart's Mens' and Boys' Clothing Sykes Construction Company George Tiura Blacksmithing 8: Welding Trurnan's Insurance Leo R. Verschelden Mobilgas Waffle Shack Laurence Baalack West Side Cleaners Yancey Lumber Company BOOSTERS Valley Sporting Goods, Modesto West Stanislaus Bean Growers ASS' West Stanislaus Irrigation District Westley Market John Vizzolini Westley Warehouse White's Store of Boys, Modesto Complete Outfitters for Boys 1'1 Should. Auld. Ac Ual'n1Qqn 3 b F -t And, Never'qBv'ouQl1TCTo l3Xind,lgm Z-MK if M' aff ' 1-f, 1 -K Jw ffffyQf A X 4 kj M Q35 H? if f QXYW1 JZMXQEX WVQZM M X F 1 SW Wim! W YQ? 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