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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1953 volume:

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Mr. Larsen Forty-two of our students are leaving Patterson High, some to go to college, some to the armed forces, some to be married, and some to work. What the student is going to be in later life is started in influenced to a great extent by his high school life. Students of Patterson High have come to realize that high school is the preparatory work for the job of becoming an individual and a citizen. The more preparation that the school can give in this adapting, the more training in the goals of life, the forming oi sound bases, the easing of the transition from adolescence to adulthood, the better job the school is doing. We hope that we have been successful, for if we have, you will become a successful and happy, good citizen in later life. Congratulations to the Class of 1953: we have enjoyed having you with us and hope that all your desires and aspirations will come to you successfully. 4 Walton, Secretary Mr. Pinkerton, Vice Principal Mrs. Woolley, Dean of G 1 OFFICE STAFF AND BOARD OF TRUSTEES ADMINISTER SCHOOL AFFAIRS Trustees: Mr. Hamilton, Mr. Heitman, Mr. Thorkelson, president, Mr. Verschelden, Dr. G 5 Mr. Harrison A. B., Univezsity of California: A. M., University of Southern California English, World History, Cadets Boys' P. E. THESE FACULTY MEMBERS Miss Vaughan Mr Caulkins Mrs. Monson Mr Reghitto A B Chico State A B San lose State B. L., University A B College of Home Econonncs Shop Gen Math of California Pacific Mechanical Drawing Social Studies Commercial Mr. McLaren Mrs. Arnold Mr. Anderson Mr Morgan A. B., Los Angeles A. B., Northwestern B. S., Northwestern B. S., Pensylvania State University University: English, Spanish Mathematics A. M., College of Agriculture U. S. History. Pacific Boys' P. E. Commercial TAUGHT AND GUIDED US Mr. Gaunt Miss Ingraham A. B.: A. M. San A. B., San Iose State B. Francisco State Girls' P. E., Library Science 7 Mr. Maze S., University of Illinois Driver Training, Boys' P. E. . . , . , . , . . M BUS DRIVERS, COOKS. CUSTODIANS PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART IN OUR SCHOOL LIFE Custodmns: Mr. Acke C f teria: Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Wheeland Mr. Ben 8 Kenneth Yale, Vice-President Margaret Herger, Secretary Barbara Riddle, Treasurer George Tchobanoglous, President SENIORS OUTSTANDING IN SPIRIT The originally large class of 53 has dwindled down to almost half if its former size, but has doubled its school spirit. Two big events of the year were the Senior Ball with Club 53 as the theme, and the Senior Play entitled Green Valley. Students were impressed by the way State government func- tioned when they visited the Capitol at Sacramento. The climax of four years of hard work came on Iune 4 when forty-one Seniors received their diplomas. Bow 1: Margaret Herger, secretary: Barbara Riddle, treasurer: Dolores Ho- men, girl representative: Oleta Mott, athletic manager: Patsy Io Simpson, yell leader. Row 2: Kenneth Yale, vice-president: Bill Adams, athletic manager: Ray Clif- ford, boy representative: George Tcho- banoglous, president. 10 ff. 5, 3 .:,. 1 PDX Veg A5 E5 so .3 65,9 .,,.. 3 W4 SENIORS BILL ADAMS Chorus 43 Cadets 13 FFA 2, 3, 43 Block P 3, 43 Football fvarsityl 2, 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Class Athletic Manager 43 All Central State Football, 2nd Team Center 43 Business Manager, Senior Play 43 Swimming 2, 3, 4. DONALD CROOKER Cadets 13 FFA 1, 2, 33 Block P 3, 43 Spanish Club 13 Football ivarsityl 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 43 FFA Sec. 4j Basketball Mgr. 3. MARDELLE BERGMAN Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 33 Commercial Club 43 FHA 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Malorctte 1, 23 Head Majorette 3, 43 Sextet 33 Gir s' League 1, 2, 3, 4. RUTH DARK CSF 33 Chorus 1, 2, 33 Dramatics 3, 43 Student Council 3, 43 Tiger Tales 43 Hearst Ranch Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 13 Dramatics President 4. LUCILLE BIZZANELLI Chorus 1, 2, 33 Commercial Club 33 FHA 1, 2, 3, E3 GAA 2, 3, 43 Camera Club 33 Camera Club ec. 3. THELMA DES IARDINS Tiger Tales 33 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 13 Junior Class Treas. 33 FHA Pres. 43 Girls' League 3, 4,3 Transfer from Modesto 2. RAY CLIFFORD Band 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 3, 4,3 Student Council 43 Tiger Tales 33 Block P 43 FHA 33 Pep Club 43 Basketball 33 Track 33 Class Representative 43 Transfer from Ceres 2. DON DRYDEN. I r. Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Chorus 1, 2, 43 Student Council 43 Cadets 13 FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Block P 2, 3, 43 Football 1VarsityD 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Swimming 1, 2, 3, 43 Student Body Vice Pres. 43 State Track Meet 33 FFA Sentinel 4. DONALD COSTA Chorus 1, 43 Dramatics 3, 43 Annual Staff 2, 3, 43 Cadets 1, 2, 3, 43 Commercial Club 3, 43 Cam- era Club 2, 3, 4, President 3, 43 Football LBJ 13 Annual Staff Photographer 3, 4. NORMAN GASP AR Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Cadets 13 FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Block P 2, 3, 43 Football tVarsityJ 2, 3, 43 Track 23 FFA Treasurer 3, 4. 11 ,J-fs.. 9 N? S. I 5 RFQ DONAL HICKS Hand 33 Cadets 13 FFA 2 3, 43 B11 P ' t bull 1Varsitvl 2, 3, 43 Foot 'I'I'uc'k 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS GENE GOMES Cumlt-ts 13 FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Art Club 1, 43 Block P 2, 3, 43 Football tVarsityl 1, 2, 3, 43 Track 23 'rouliis 3, 4. DOLORES I-IOMEN Chorus 1, 2, 33 Student Council 43 Commercial Club 3, 43 Hearst Ranch Club 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Treasurer 1, 23 GAA 'l'1-czisurer 23 FHA President 23 Commercial Club President 43 Girls' Representative 43 Girls' Imagine Treasurer 3. KAY HAMILTON CSF 2, 3, 4, President 3, Vice President 43 Chorus 13 Dramatics 43 Student Council 43 Tiger Tales 3, 43 Annual Staff 2, 43 Hearst Ranch Club 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Pi-gn Club 1, 3, 43 Girls' State Representative 33 irls' League Sec. 23 Class President 33 Student Body Yell Leader 4. MILTON INAUDI Cadets 13 FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Block P 2, 3, 43 Football 1Varsity7 1, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 43 FFA Vice President 43 FFA Sentinel 33 FFA Secre- tary 23 FFA Vice President of Region 4. BURTON HATLEN CSF 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 43 Cadets 13 lllock P 43 Spanish Club 13 Basketball 1, 23 'I'r.u-lc 1, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY IONES Chorus 33 Transfer from Missouri 3. MARGARET HERGER Dramatics 3, 43 Art Club 43 Commercial Club 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club 23 Senior Class Sec, 43 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. sw' ew- Advisers: Mr. Reghitto, Miss Vaughan and M1 Pinkerton aided in Senior Class planning throuqb out the year. wk 2, 3, 4, Foo - KB! 13 Basketball 2, SENIORS ANDA KALNINS CSF 2, 3, 4, President 4, Vice President 3, Chorus 1. 2, 33 Student Council 4, Annual Staff 3, Art Club 1: Hearst Ranch Club 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Body Treasurer 4' Class Secretary 35 GAA Vice President 33 Girls' League 1, 2, , 4, GAA Council 3, 4. OLETA MOTT Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Tiger Tales 35 Commercial Club 43 FHA 1, 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Athletic Manager 43 FHA Vice President 4. LENA BELLE LEE FHA 3, 4, GGA 3, 4. BARBARA MCNUTT Chorus 43 Dramatics 3, Student Council 4, Com- mercial Club 3, FHA 1, 2, GAA 2, 3, 4: Student Body Secretary 45 Transfer from Kansas 2. PAULA MORGAN CSF 1, 2, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 41 Tiger Tales 3, 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Annual E itor 45 Hearst Ranch Club 3, 43 GAA 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 13 Camera Club 1, 29 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary Dramatics Club 4. BOB OLSON CSF 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4g Tiger Tales 3: Annual Staff 3, Cadets 13 Block 2, 3, 4, Sganish Club 1, 23 Football fVarsityJ 2, 3, 43 Bas etball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Vice President 2, Annual Staff Business Manager 3. Cline Parker Ruth Dark Wendy Peterson, Burton Hatlen Pat W1ll1ams Anda Kalnins, and Don Costa headed the committees which made our Senior' CLINE PARKER Ball such a success cadets 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2: Baseball 2, 4. WENDY PETERSON Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramatics 3, 4, Tiger Tales 3, 4: An- nual Staff 4, Hearst Ranch Club 3, 4, FHA 3, 45 GAA 1, 2. 3, 43 Spanish Club 13 GAA Sports Manager 3, 4, GAA Council 3, 4: Ass't Business Mgr. Annual 4: Chairman Senior Ball 45 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. 13 ., :gz- : 4 SEN IORS ALINE PITCOCK CSF 4: Commercial Club 3, 4: FHA 4: Spanish Club 1. ELWOOD SCHUT Hand 3, 4: Chorus 1, 2, 4: Student Couneil 1, 45 Annual Staff 3: Cadets 1: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Flock P ' 1, 2, 3, 4: Football tVarsityl 1, 2, 3, 4: Pasket- ball 1. 2, 3, 4: Track 1. 2, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Student Body President 4: Class Representative l: vVll1l1.'I' of FFA County Speech Contest 1. DANIEL REZENDES Vlnorus 1, 4: Cadets 1, 2. 3, 4: Block I ' 2. 3, 4: Football l II i 3, 43 Basketball 1, 25 'l'rac'k 1, 2, 3: Tennis 2, 3, 4: Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4: LARRY SCOTT Chorus -1: Cadets 1: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3. BARBARA RIDDLE Hand 1, 2, 3, 4: Tiger Tales 4: Art Club 2: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3: Camera Club 2: Class Trvasurer 4: Secretary-Treasurer Camera Club 2: Spanish Club Treasurer 3: Girls' League 1, 2 Zi, 4: GAA Council 3, 4. HELEN SIERRA Chorus 1. 2. 3. 4: Art Club 4: Commercial Club JI, 4: FHA 1, 4: GAA 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 2, Il: Sextet 2: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, PASTY IO SIMPSON CSF 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics 3, 4: GAA 1, 'mv' . QW? 2, 3, A13 Pep Club 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 1: Girls' I,ea.gue 1, 2, 3, 4: GAA Treasurer 4: Majorette 3, 43 Chairman Jr.-Sr. Banquet 3. Decorations at the Senior Ball included this pink elephant. i IOYCE STAATS Art Club 4, Commerual Club 3: FHA 1, 2, 3,41 GAA 1, 2, 3. 4: FHA Treasurer 4. 2 ., ,S I A -gg? li sim LOUIS VON MOOS Band 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, Cadets 13 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Block P 2, 3, 43 Football ivarsityl 2, 3, 43 Football CBD 1: Basketball 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4: Boys' State Rep. 3: Class Pres. 13 Block P Pres. 3, FFA Pres. 4, FFA Vice- Pres. 3, FFA Reporter 2. SEN IORS GEORGE TCHOBANOGLOUS CSF 3, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 45 Cadets 1, 2, Block P 2, 43 Spanish Club 1, 2, Tennis 2, 3, 45 Class President 4: Class Vice President 33 Annual Business Manager 4. PAT WILLIAMS CSF 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 3, 4, Student Council 2, 43 Tiger Tales 3, 4: Annual Staff 3, Hearst Ranch Club 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 35 Pep Club 2, 4, Treasurer 43 Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice President 13 Chairman Jr. Prom 33 Dra- matics Business Manager 3, Student Body Yell Leader 4. RONALD THORKELSON Chorus 1, 2, 43 Tiger Tales 3: Cadets 1, 4, Slpan- ish Club 1, 23 Football CBJ 2, Basketball , 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Swimming 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, Tiger Tales Business Manager 3. KENNETH YALE Chorus 3, 43 Dramatics 4, Cadets 1, Block P 2, 3, Spanish Club 1, 2, Football 25 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 43 Swimming 2, 3, 4. DON TURNER Chorus 43 Cadets 1, 23 Spanish Club 1. PAUL VERSCHELDEN Chorus 4: Cadets 13 Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 2, 3, 4. This bar, where Freshmen served soft dnnks was in keeping with the theme of Club 53 at the Senior Ball 15 SENIOR BABY PICTURES 1. Barbara Riddle 4. Anda Kalnins 7. Thelma Des Iardins 2. Kay Hamilton 5. Lena Belle Lee 8. Mardelle Bergman 3. Patsy Io Simpson 6. Aline Pitcock 9. Cline Parker 10. Ruth Dark 16 I UN IORS OUTSTANDING IN ORGANIZATION Seated: Mary Ann Carson, treasurer: Shirley Wilkins, secretary: Marla Shackelford, athletic manager. Standing: Domingos Fazinha, president: Baysul Parker, cheer leader: Delwyn Silveira, vice-president: Iimmy Carlson, boy representative: Ierry McCord, cheer leader A large group of Iuniors entered High School on September 10, 1952, as upperclassmen. After many months of waiting, class members finally received their rings. The Iuniors had a very successful party in the Fall, but the biggest event of the year was the Iunior Prom on May 15. The students in this class were prominent in athletics as well as scholarship. First row: Frances Staley, Iimmie Roberts, Betty Silva, Shirley Wilkins, Marla Shackelford, Carrole Windle, Martella Taylor. Second row: Ioan Taylor, Mary Reza, Dana Turner, Rosie Von Moos, Betty Turner, Ienese Thomas, Flora Parker. Third row: G. W. Rachels, Ioe Silva, Danny Williams, Tom Stubbs, Marven Priebe, Leo Yoppini. Fourth row: Mr. Caulkins, Delwyn Silveira, Z. T. Parker, Ioe Snyder, Pete Santos, Daniel Tafoya. 17 IUNIORS First row: Melva Hatchett, Belmira Homen, Phyllis Knutson, Barbara Neto, Gloria Martin, Marlene Halseth, Diane Morrison. Second row: Barbara Hutchins, Marlene Hock, Marjorie Maisetti, Georgia McDonald, Helen McGill, Thelma, Hove, Ermila Hernandez. Third row: Tadashi Murata, Ierry McCord, Floyd Harp, Charles Montgomery, Baysul Parker, Mrs. Monson. Fourth row: Ioe Silva, Ervin Mayfield, Ioe McDonald, Dale Humbert. X ws First row: Ramona French, Barbara Ferreira, Iane Cox, Shirley Frank, Margaret Garcia. Second row: Mary Ann Carson, Virginia Flowers, Norma Brewer, Laura Broggi, Dorothy Breves. Third row: Dominqos Farinha, Don Gault, Iimmy Carlson, Charles DiGiorno. Fourth row: Leon Cox, Ronnie Black, Tony Azevedo. Top row: Mr. Harrison, Wilburn Dedmon, Iesus Ceniceros, Howard Dearing. 18 SOPHOMORES OUTSTANDING IN SCHOLARSHIP First row: Wanda Haile, athletic manager: Barbara Bowers, girl representative: Beverly Riddle, treasurer: Ioland Fink, secretary: Rita Hass, cheer leader: Iean- enne Penney, cheer leader Second row: Paul Sierra, athletic manager: Ronnie Hicks, boy representative: Lowell Bowman, president: I Archie Parker, cheer leader: Ierry Pike, vice-president. l The Sophomores came back this fall eager to begin their second year of high school. Although the class was smaller, it still ranked highest on the Honor Roll as well as in the CSF. Most of the sophomores had the chance to learn to drive this year under the guidance of Mr. Maze. The first class activity was a trip to San Francisco which was most enjoyable. In March the Sopho- more Hop was held. A successful class swimming party took place in the spring. Class members also sold concessions for many of the school games and made a large profit. All activities were supervised by Mrs. Arnold, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Gaunt, and Mrs. Woolley. First row: Eleanor Solari, Mary Turner, Milly Wesley, Ioy Skaggs, Helen Stone, Nelly Woodard, Ruby Sierra. Second row: Mrs. Woolley, Dolores Starling, Wanda Wedge, Mary Silva, Eleanor Williams, Theodora Wilfert. Third row: Eddie Santos, Ivy Kitajima, Delbert Holyman, Ronnie Rogers, Archie Parker, Mr. Anderson. Fourth row: Edward Van Winkle, Paul Sierra, Gale Stroud, Charles Ralston. Fifth row: Andrew Perez, Ierry Pike, Gary Smith, Walter Simonson. 19 SOPHOMORES First row: Helen Nunes, Emilie Kelsay, Elaine Puls, Ann Montgomery, Beverly Riddle, Burta Houk, Marie Pitts. Second row: Ieanenne Penney, Rita Hass, Winiired Knutson, Carol Lauderdale, Laverne, Parker, Ianet Nelson, Dora Mabry. Third row: Oscar Swanagan, Karl Priebe, Ronnie Hicks, Ralph Koldinqer, Dick Nylund, Keith Hurner. Fourth row: Mr. Gaunt, Billy Hill, Gary Martin, Ierry Pike, Archie Parker. First row: Frances Bravo, Iaunita Dimond, Barbara Bowers, Dolores Azevedo, Sharon Fialho, Iudy Barletta. Second row: Wanda Haile, Rosa Boschi, Anniece Dennis, Iudy Bessey, Ioland Fink, Ianet Carlson, Mrs. Arnold. Third row: Carl Crooker, Henry Ellery, David Bizzanelli, Kenneth Dempsey, Kenneth Iackson, Dale Ensminger. Fourth row: Michael Dryden, Haskell Bartlett, Iimmy Genn, Lowell Bowman, Dale Carlson, Norman Bean. Q0 FRESHMEN OUTSTANDING IN ACTIVITIES Seated: Lillian Kinkaid, athletic manager: Ann Eng- land, treasurer: Darlene Del Nero, secretary. Standing: Bill Eagleton, president: Ioaquin Azevedo, vice-president: Roger Ray, athletic manager: Lorin French, cheer leader: Manuel Azevedo, boy rep- resentative. Although the Freshmen were considered the lowest form of creature on earth, they were tops in enrollment. During the year they sold popcorn and tickets at most of the basketball and toot- ball games. The Freshmen were very enthu siastic and active in athletics. Many of the boys made their Block P in basket- ball games. The Freshmen were very enthusiastic and active A highlight of the year was a dance in Ianuary. Class sponsors were Miss Ingraham, Mrs. Wellemeyer, and Mr. McLaren. Front row: Mary Lou Betry, Betty Davenport, Darlene Del Nero, Dolly Dimond, Deanna Burton, Mar- tha Earhart, Rita Kay Dennis, Betty Covello. Second row: Gerald Breasher, Melba Evans, Ioanne Costa, Marlene Alberta, Ioaquin Azevedo, lack Brewer, Iirn Addington, Annie England. Third row: Ronnie Di Giorno, John Azevedo, Dan Carlson, Charles Frank, Douglas Carlson, Ints Berzins, Bill Brown, Anita Dennis. Fourth row: Peter Ballestero, Douglas Barber, Vernon Downing, Tony Days, Bill Eagleton, William Armstrong, Manuel Azevedo. Q1 if: 'RQ n fs, P ww -XF X-Ns 1 ii R, 1 , R , , A52 , Q xg f ,f , y :X 4 ig' . 2' X s ' 'D i x ,a ar ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Student Body activities this year were under the capable leadership of President Elwood Schut Barbara McNutt Don Dryden Anda Kalnins Secretary Vice-President Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL IS CENTER OF SCHOOL GOVERNMENT Representatives from each class and all club presidents belonged to the student council. This past year the group added two amendments to our student body constitution: CID Student Body officers shall serve a full two- semester term: CZD Club presidents shall be members of the student council. In addition, the council led the school in its support of Antonio, an Italian war orphan. Student body president Elwood Schut and secretary Barbara Mrs. Monson, Student McNutt read a letter from Tonino, the school's foster child. Council adviser. Seated: Barbara Bowers, Marla Shackelford, Ray Clifford, Faye Sherwood, Barbara McNutt, Don Dry- den, Elwood Schut, Anda Kalnins, Margaret Garcia, Pat Williams, Ruth Dark, Kay Hamilton, Dolores Homen. Standing: Manuel Azevedo, Mrs. Monson, Mr. Morgan, Mr. Anderson. Q5 Rosie Von Moos Marlene Halseth Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer C SF Is School's Honor Society The California Scholarship Federation had a membership of 23 this last school year. Because of concentration on academic work and various other school functions, the CSF did not sponsor many social activities, but in their spare time members managed to attend three district conventions and contribute to the Seymore Fund. The officers for the spring semester were as followers: President, Aline Pitcock, Vice-President, Kay Hamilton: and Sec.-Treasurer, Pat Anda Kalninsl President Williams Mrs Monson was adviser of t e group ' ' . . ' h . Mrs. Monson, Adviser F Seated: Ianet Carlson, Ieanenne Penney, Kay Hamilton, Ioland Fink, Patsy Io Simpson, Diane Morrison, Pat Williams, Anda Kalnins. Kneeling: Marlene Halseth, Rosie Von Moos, lane Cox, Belmira Homen, Ioan Taylor, Margaret Garcia, Marlene Hock, Aline Pitcock, Anniece Dennis, Winiired Knutson. Standinng: Mrs. Monson, Phyllis Knutson, Paula Morgan, Bob Olson, Burton Hatlen, Barbara Bowers, Dick Nylund. 26 3 W ,. gl if 4 fa iw EE ' , .5 W. 45: J, .,f, Q mf M 9 ff M, W Nl M ws., 8 E1 K gr -P Q4 Qi V Wm Q if W Q w H ff 'fm Q if ,az 3 ' ',,,:Q'Q 'S in K 1 AA'..: Q 9 , , wg. 2 1'- bg Sf Z1 Q-H i f Q' ' s , 15' --W W- QQ QMZi5 55? ., 'Mi E,IH.A?'Y?-55 F.H.A. Girls Learn Principles of Homemcrkinq The Future Homemakers of America began their activities for the year with an initiation of new members. At Christmas they had a party with the F.F.A. and went caroling with the G.A.A. A spring skating party and Fashion Show for the Annual Mothers Tea rounded out a busy year for these home economic students. First row: Charlene McNutt, Barbara Neto, Rosie Von Moos, Barbara Ferreira, Gloria Martin, Rosal.ee Reeves, Martha Earnhart, Ailene Rauscher, Frances Hutchins, Dolores Azevedo, Ieannine Leedom. Second row: Helen Sierra, Ianet Nelson, Loretta Mendes, Dolores Homen, Belmira Homen, Faye Sher- wood, Kathy Simonson, Marie Pitts, Helen Stone, Virginia Flowers, Shirley Frank, Wanda Wedge, La- verne Parker, Anniece Dennis, Marjorie Maisetti, Margaret Herger, Thelma Des Iardins. Third row: Lena Belle Lee, Aline Pitcock, Mary Silva, Carol Lauderdale, Marlene Halseth, Lucille Bizzanelli, Iau- nita Dimond, Theodora Wilfert, Beverly Patrick, Nelly Woodard, Mary Turner, Dora Mabry, Kay Dennis, Rosa Boschi, Berta Houk, Laura Broggi, Gloria Gordon, Georgia Gordon, Lorinne Martin. Top row: Eleanor Williams, Loretta Hector, Betty Davenport, Beverly Lambert, Milly Wesley, Shirley Wilkins, Kay Hamilton, Wendy Peterson, Patricia Williams, Mardelle Bergman, Thelma Hove, Helen McGill, Marla Shackelford, Barbara Hutchins, Flora Parker, Ienese Thomas, Frances Staley, Dana Turner, Oleta Mott, Betty Turner, Ioyce Staats, Miss Vaughan. Miss Vaughan, adviser. Officers: Gloria Martin, Historian: Ioyce Staats, Treasurer: Anniece Dennis Secretary: Oleta Mott, Vice-President: Thelma Des Iardins, President. Q9 X 3 G. A. A. ' Norma Brewer Ioland Fink Pat Williams Sharon Fialho Badminton Archery Volleyball Speed-a-way G.I-LA. Council Members of the G.A.A. Council are, Standing: Milly Wesley, Anda Kalnins, Lillian Kinkaid, Thelma Hove, Patsy Io Simpson. Ruth Dark Seated: Wanda Haile, Rosie Von Moos, Barbara Miss lngraham Adviser G.A.A. president Ferreira, Ruth Dark. an t if B - 4' -.w:'V' SN Kay Hamilton Barbara Riddle Wendy Peterson Helen McGill Tennis Swimming Basketball Softball 30 First row: Phyllis Knutson, Mardelle Bergman, Thelma Des Iardins, Dolores Homen, Anda Kalnins, Patsy Io Simpson, Paula Morgan, Barbara Riddle, Wendy Peterson, Ruth Dark, Kay Hamilton, Patricia Williams. Second row: Rosie Von Moos, Barbara McNutt, Frances Staley, Melva Hatchett, Nancy Kinkaid, Margaret Herger, Helen Sierra, Oleta Mott, Ioyce Staats, Lena Belle Lee, Lucy Bizzanelli, Belmira Homen, Third row: Barbara Neto, Barbara Hutchins, Laura Broggi, Norma Brewer, Margaret Garcia, Marlene Hock, Marlene Halseth, lane Cox, Ramona French, Barbara Ferreira, Diane Morrison. Fourth row: Ienese Thomas, Marla Shackelford, Helen McGill, Gloria Martin, Thelma Hove, Shirley Wilkins, Betty Turner, Shirley Frank, Dana Turner, Virginia Flowers, Flora Parker, Martella Taylor, Ioan Taylor, Betty Silva. GJ-LA. Fosters Inter-Class Sports A large and enthusiastic group of girl athletes participated in G.A.A. activities this year. An active pro- gram of intramural sports provided strong competition between classes, with the Iuniors and Seniors show- ing the strongest teams. G.A.A. members also attended several playdays around the county and sponsor- ed two here at home. Money-raising projects included selling in concessions at several games and holding dances. First row: Barbara Bowers, Mary Turner, Milly Wesley, Eleanor Solari, Rita Hass, Ioland Fink, Sharon Fialho, Beverly Biddle, Wanda Wedge, Eleanor Williams, Winifrecl Knutson, Dolores Azevedo, Burta Houk. Second row: Iudy Barletta, Ailene Rauscher, Helen Nunes, Ieanenne Penney, Ann Montgomery, Iudy Bes- sey, Carol Lauderdale, Rosie Boschi, Mary Silva, Darlene Del Nero, Sally Hetzel. Third row: Barbara Skid- more, Janet Carlson, Laverne Parker, Elaine Puls, Mary Lou Betry, Frances Hutchins, Ioanne Costa, Ianet Nelson, Ioy Skaggs, Faye Sherwood, Georgia Gordon. Fourth row: Charlene McNutt, Iaunita Dimond, Ruth Hurner, Ianet Hicks, Lillian Kinkaid, Melba Evans, Gloria Gordon, Ruth Ann Thorkelson, Dora Mabry, Wanda Haile. ,gn 2155: Elwood Schut, President Mr. Maze, Adviser Ioe lnaudi, Sec.-Treasurer Block P Sponsors Faculty-Varsity Game Highlight of the year for this lettermen's society was the faculty-varsity basketball game, proceeds from which financed a spring banquet sponsored by the Block P. As an additional money-raising project, the organization handled concessions at one of the basketball games. Seated: George Tchobanoglous, Paul Sierra, Don Hicks, Kenneth Dempsey, Dan Rezendes, Dick Nylund, Ralph Koldinger, Kenneth Yale. Kneeling: Pete Santos, Tom Stubbs, Ioe Inaudi, Louis Von Moos, Don Crooker, Charles DiGiorno, Bonnie Hicks, Norman Gaspar, Roger Roy. Standing: Mr. Maze, Baysul Parker, joe Snyder, Gary Martin, Gene Gomes, Bill Adams, Walter Simonson, Elwood Schut, Don Dryden, Bob Olson, Burton Hntlen. 32 FIRST PLATOON -- Front: Dan Rezendes. First row: Iames Crawford, Iohnny Azevedo, Gerald Breash- er, Mike McBride, Tony Days, Floyd Iackson, Kenneth Pike, Ronnie DiGiorno, Orval Nally, Leo Tafoya, Haskell Bartlett. Second row: Floyd Harp, Pete Ballestero, William Armstrong, Lorin French, Kenneth Iackson, Iackie Brewer, Ioaquin Azevedo, Daniel Rose, Charles Turner, Delbert Hoylman, Gary Smith. Third row: Dan Tafoya, Roger Ray, Carl Crooker, Charles Frank, Danny Vllilliams, lim Santos, Iames Pit- zer, Eddie Vike, Walter Kilby, Don Gault, Don Costa. . Cadets Learn Military Drill The Cadet Corps made its first public appearance in furnishing a color guard at ' all home football games. The course of study for this year has included manual - of arms, rifle marksmanship, map reading, and first aid. Weekly training films loaned by the Army supplemented the program. Major Harrison, 2nd Lt. Commandant Cline Parker SECOND PLATOON - Front: Baysul Parker. First row: Bill Earnhart, Vernon Downing, Douglas Bar- ber, Ivy Kitajima, David Willson, Ronnie Rogers, Donald Franklin, Ints Berzins, Don Houtchins, Eddie Lisota, Edward Schmidt. Second row: Anthony Azevedo, G. W. Rachels, Manuel Azevedo, Billy Eagle- ton, Dewey Wright, Douglas Carlson, Danny Carlson, Frank Sierra, Iim Addington, Harvey Smith, Ron- nie Thorkelson. Third row: Paul Sierra, Ronnie Black, Walter Simonson, George Lester, Iohnny Wis- ner, Andrew Perez, Tim Spencer, Richard Hove, Billy Brown, Iohnny McGill, Charles Ralston, Iim Genn. Seated: Ermila Hernandez, Winifred Knutson, Ianet Carlson, Iudy Bessey, Ioland Pink, Iudy Barletta. Kneeling: Norman Bean, Archie Parker, Burta Houk, Martella Taylor, Beverly Riddle, Henry Ellery, Ivy Kitajima. Standing: Dick Nylund, Gary Martin, Ralph Koldinger, Marven Priebe, Kenneth Dempsey, Mr. McLaren. First row, left to right: Eleanor Williams, Wanda Wedge, Ioy Skaggs, Wanda Haile, Milly Wesley. Second row: Dora Mabry, Margaret Herger, Mardelle Bergman, Helen Stone, Nelly Woodard, Eleanor Solari, Mary Turner. Third row: Laverne Parker, Marie Pitts, Theodora Wilfert, Mary Ann Carson, Bar bara Neto, Belmira Homen, Sharon Fialho Fourth row: Gloria Martin, Lucy Bizzanelli, Oleta Mott, Shirley Frank, Virginia Flowers, Dolores Azevedo, Thelma Des Iardins, Dolores Homen. Fifth row: Helen McGill, Helen Sierra, Mr. Beghitto, Mr. Anderson. Special Interest Groups Form Spanish and Commercial Clubs This year the Spanish Club, consisting of students Another organization serving the interests of a in Spanish I and II, has been very active. With Mr. special group of students is the Commercial Club, McLaren as adviser, club members sponsored a with Mr. Reghitto and Mr. Anderson as sponsors. Christmas party, a winter dance, a game of basket- Club projects included a swimming party, dance and ball, and a spring picnic. the making of Christmas cards. One girl represented the 28 members at a demon- stration ot rnimeograph techniques in Modesto. 34 ffl! s, a ART CLUB. First row: Marjorie Maisetti, Melva Hatchett, Aline Pitcock, Helen Sierra, Margaret Herger, Ioyce Staats, Lucy Bizzanelli, Frances Staley, Don Turner. Second row: Daniel Hose, Iohn Bernado, Theo- dore Abelong, Eleanor Solari, Ruth Dark, Barbara McNutt, Patsy Io Simpson, Gloria Gordon, Ianet Hicks. Third row: Domingos Farinha, Kenneth Yale, Mrs. Woolley, Frank Sierra, Flora Parker, Cline Parker, Lena Belle Lee, Tony Azevedo, Ermila Hernandez, Z. T. Parker, Laura Broggi, Bill Adams, Paul Verschelden, George Tchobanoglous, Gene Gomes, Don Crooker. Art Students Work In Variety of Mediums An unusually large group of art students learned many new techniques this year. On spring morn- ings budding artists could be seen sketching our school or various landmarks around town. Other pupils of Mrs. Woolley studied design, color, and ceramics, including the use of the pottery wheel. Inspiration For Leadership From Y. M. C. A. Conference Marlene Halseth, Iane Cox, Rosie Von Moos, Ioan Taylor, Betty Silva, Phyllis Knutson, and Diane Mor- rison were the seven Iuniors selected to attend the Girls' Leadership Conference at Asilomar. These girls, along with last year's delegates, were members of a club organized to support and promote the conference at Patterson High School. Y.M.C.A. Girls' Leadership Conference. First row: Betty Silva, Phyllis Knutson, Marlene Halseth, Ioan Taylor, Iane Cox. Second row: Ruth Dark, Wendy Peterson, Dolores Hornen, Anda Kalnins. Third row: Diane Morrison, Paula Morgan, Pat Williams, Kay Hamilton. ACTIVITIES H -11' SWA 'Q' F Q Nw - wg we 2, f ' gyf, TIGER TALES Patterson Union High School Vol. 6, No. 8 Patterson, California Jan. SO, 1955 PATTERSON STUDENTS WILL ATTEND MODESTO fn' Mr. Beghitto, Adviser Mary Ann Carson Editor Tiger Tales Keeps Us Informed Tiger Tales got a new look this year with the introduction of a smaller size and the multigraph process. With Mary Ann Carson as Editor, an enthus- iastic group of students contributed to the paper. Staff members were Business Managers, Shirley Frank and Virginia Flowers: Reporters, Ken Yale, Belmira Homen, Shirley Wilkins, Ruth Dark, Kay Hamilton, Pat Williams, Ianet Carlson, Iudy Bessey, Wendy Peterson, Paula Morgan, and Barbara Riddle. Seated: Wendy Peterson, Iudy Bessey, Virginia Flowers, Belmira Homen, Mary Ann Carson, Kay Hamilton. Standing: Ruth Dark, Mr. Reghitto, Barbara Riddle, Shirley Frank, Ray Clifford, Ianet Carlson, Pat Williams.. 39 First row: Paula Morgan, Phyllis Knutson, Ioan Taylor, Ianet Carlson, Iudy Bessey, Barbara Skidmore, Donalc Russel, Charles Ralston, Bob Olson, Dick Nylund, Ralph Koldinger, Ray Clifford, Don Dryden. Second row Thelma Hove, Burton Hatlen, Winifred Knutson, Beverly Riddle, Mary Lou Betry, Marla Shackelford, Sharor Fialho, Ioy Skaggs, Charlene McNutt, Georgia Gordon, Martella Taylor, Michael Dryden, Wanda Haile, Anr Montgomery, Elaine Puls, Darlene Del Nero, Don Gault. Third row: Dolores Azevedo, Burta Houk, Ieannine Leedom, Marjorie Leaf, Melba Evans, Helen Nunes, Tadashi Murata, Beverly Lambert, Martha Earnhart, Michae McBride, Tony Days, Billy Eagleton, Don Houtchens. P. U. H. s. Band Has Q . .. E if N612 T The Patterson High School Band has had an outstanding year. Un- ix. ,,,. der the able leadership of Mr. Peter Pinkerton, this organization partici- pated in many musical activities. Preceding the opening of school, the ' S X band played in the Dr. Allen Day parade which attracted several thous- and people from all over the valley. At each football game the group . was on hand to pep up the team. A special stunt was arranged for P each of these occasions. At the C.O.P. Homecoming Parade the band 2 won second place and later the same evening took part in the half C H Mr. Pinkerton, Director 40 Fourth row: Diane Morrison, Wendy Peterson, Margaret Garcia, Barbara Hutchins. Fifth row: Gloria Gordon, Barbara Riddle, Baysul Parker, Domingos Farinha, Gale Stroud, Robert Sukow, Ronnie DiGiorno, Lillian Kinkaid, Mardelle Bergman, Louis Von Moos, Leon Cox, Barbara Ferreira, Ioland Fink, Ieanenne Penney, Norma Brewer, Daniel Carlson, Pat Williams, Marlene Halseth. Sixth row: Betty Gault, Kenneth Dempsey, Eddie Santos, Elwood Schut, Lowell Bowman, Norman Gaspar, Patsy Io Simpson. Another Successful Year time activities at the C.O.P. football game. A great deal of preparation went into the instrumental part of the Christmas Musical held in the auditorium on December 14. Several band members were fortunate to be included in the County Music Festival, at which about one hundred fifty students played in unison at the Modesto High School Auditorium. As a prelude to the annual spring concert, which was held on April 23, the band presented an exchange program at Orestimba High School. On May 3 the group traveled to Los Banos to march in the May Day Parade. The graduation program high-lighted a year full of fun and hard work for a large group of student musicians. 41 'A L 40 mr A' ,x s l in m -3 . Lf u ,X a . M aes Q ' a F Q X Q Us 1 J if gli gxki M Q , I , E05 .M 1 f. . g.i 1 'Q ' 1 Q K . . zf, ,.1 1,- x lx m ar? f. ,. ' QM if sm, - fzww X Q x GRM fgwi k X Y Si? 5 .., W1 M br x .AFX ii J: fv 'aw , . A 1 . My ii f ,, Z x kin. T 4 if '35 .S . Q Q Ni ,i. ,W X , 'V Jr ix: ' f 1 X . UQ 5 . 9 E Nw , Q 'X ' 2 9' S 'X An, X ? N 1 R if EQ, X . .YNY 9 fr- , gtg A ,QYQLG x 2. r s. 'gg ,Mg A-1' . S3M-if:?1' Q gli fm-4 J. 3,4 941 1 ha www ngvx A ., 1 Mk, X WA 1 2 .. I-3 is TS Q ig? , .L , 1+ gi VE3!u,y E: nz M. at KX -K .hawk Q ,MQ Q nmx First row: Gloria Martin, Barbara Neto, Margie Maisetti, Ienese Thomas, Betty Covello, Phyllis Knutson, Dan Rezendes, Ronnie Thorkelson, Don Costa, Ailene Rauscher, Lorinne Martin, Charlene McNutt. Second row: Shirley Frank, Dorothy Breves, Melva Hatchett, Eleanor Williams, Dorothy Hoylman, Loretta Mendes, Don Gault, Larry Scott, Don Turner, Frances Staley, Flora Parker, Rita Hass, Virginia Flowers. Third row: Mardelle Bergman, Faye Sherwood, Georgia McDonald, Barbara McNutt, Bar- bara Bowers, Shirley Wilkins, Ieanenne Penney, Ralph Koldinger, Z. T. Parker, Dick Nylund, Deanna Burton, Barbara Ferreira, Mary Turner, Frances Hutchins. Fourth row: Helen McGill, Norma Brewer, Shirley Iones, Helen Sierra, Martella Taylor, Bill Adams, Elwood Schut, Chico Burmania, Don Dryden, Paul Verschelden, Dora Mabry, Laverne Parker, Oleta Mott. Thelma Des Iardins. Chorus Makes Many Public Appearances This was an outstanding season for the Patterson High School Chorus under the direction of Mr. Peter Pinkerton. A large bass section gave the group better balance than in previous years. The chorus made its first public appearance before the Rotary Club. Participation in the Christmas program, County Music Festival, spring concert, and graduation rounded out a full schedule. , 5:4 5 . ff l Z 1 Phyllis Knutson, Accompanist Mr. Pinkerton, Director 43 -,1lfk 7't' . Eldon CBob Olsonj, Prim CPat Williamsj, Granny CLena Belle Leej broods, while dancing Martha C Ruth Darkj, Tinker CCline Parkerj, occupies the ancestors CWendy Peterson, Larry Scott, and Shade Stokes CDon Hicksj glare at Mr, Kay Hamilton, Gene Gomes, Margaret Herger, Bill Everheel CGeorge Tchobanoglousj. Adams, Pat Williams, Elwood Schut, Barbara Riddle, Ray cliffordp. Seniors Score ct Hit with Green Valley The Class of 53, through hard work and co-operation, succeeded in presenting a Senior play that could be ranked with the best ever presented in the PUHS auditorium. With Mrs. Wellemeyer as director, almost the entire class took part in producing this annual Senior project. ' will 'X +5 I f The cast of Green Va1ley. Members of the stage crew for the Senior play. 44 . V if fl Bill Adams Anda Kalnins Pat Williams Bob Olson Elwood Schut Paula Morgan Kay Hamilton Ruth Dark 45 We'1l Remember These In this year's Senior class were certain indivi- duals who were outstand- ing in various fields, such as fine arts, liberal arts, athletics, and vocational arts. In selecting these eight students for the Sen- ior Hall of Fame, the fac- ulty attempted to pick Seniors who had shown their good citizenship and school spirit as well as ability in their chosen fields. SNAPS . and M uhm Such spirit! 5. Prize-winning animals in the FFA stock Some action from the Los Banos game. show. The winning float in the FFA parade. 6. Treasurer Anda Kalnins and her as- A quiet moment in Mr. Gaunt's chem- sistant, Margaret Garcia, handle stu- istry class. dent finances with Mr. Anderson as adviser. 46 -3.,, VW Q, 1 1 v- 2 Varsity Eleven Finishes Season With Good Record Patterson High's varsity football team had its most successful season in many years during the past campaign. The Tigers chalked up seven vic- tories while suffering only three defeats and finished in a tie for second place with Gustine. Displaying both a powerful ninning and passing offense and a steady defense, the team outscored its opponents 259 to 94 points. Although there were seven Seniors on the start- ing eleven, the Tigers are expecting Coach Maze to turn up with another strong team, composed of veterans and former B players, next season. Tiger captain for the '52 season was Bill Adams. outstanding lineman on both offense and defense. Top: Coach Cy Maze Score' Bottom: Captain Bill Adams Patterson Opponems 14 Rio Vista .,.... .......,,.. 0 26 Livermore ........... 0 6 Pacific Grove ....... 25 Joaquin League Standings '13 Gugtine ,,,,,,,,K,, 14 1952 ' 19 Hughson ...... 12 Won Los' '31 Hilmar .,.. o Los Banos 5 ss.. 5 1 . . Egcalon , ,,,,1,.1,., 5 1 79 Hlpon -f-----'- --- 6 PATTERSON 4 2 '14 Los Banos -QQA E 30 Slgiifniiiiiiif II 3 Z '12 Hmm eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeevee 1 Hilmar ,.AM.gAg 1 5 45 Newman ,............,....... 0 Ripon 1ss,, ..,. 0 6 Denotes League Game 48 Varsity Football Louis Von Moos Ioe Snyder Baysul Parker Pete Santos Bob Olson Back Guard Back End Guard , ,A I Qing 3 I 1, First row: Gene Gomes, Elwood Schut, Ioe Inaudi, Norman Gaspar, Don Crooker, Bob Olson, Bill Adams Louis Von Moos, Donal Hicks, Don Dryden. Second row: Ronnie Hicks, Baysul Parker, Ioe Snyder Walter Simonson, Roger Ray, Pete Santos, Charles DiGiorno, Tom Stubbs, Coach Cy Maze. Third row: Paul Sierra, Manager Kenneth Dempsy, Ralph Koldinger. Gene Gomes Tom Stubbs Elwood Schut Ioe Inaudi Tackle Quarterback End Center 49 Ioe Silva Keith Hurner Dan Rezendes Ierry Pike Agris Strautman Back Guard and Quarterback and Back and Most Back Co-Captain Co-Captain Valuable Player B Gridders Are Lecrque Co-Champions The Tiger Cubs, Ioaquin League co-champions, had a fine season record Scores of six wins and only two losses. After Patterson Opponents losing to a strong Pacific Grove eleven, the team began league competition with gs g'i1CggieGrOve 23 a win over Gustine, followed by suc- 26 Hughson 0 cessive lickings of Hughson, Oakdale, 59 Oakdale Reserves 0 and Ripon. The Los Banos team capit- 20 Ripon 12 alized on breaks and costly Patterson 5 Los Banos 21 errors to bag a 21--6 win over the Cubs. 7 Eseelon 0 The following week the team played 18 Newman 6 its last league game and pounded out a M I M GLM en Coach 7-O victory over the previously unscored ' ' upon Cougars. In the final game of the season the Pattersonites outclassed the traditional rival, Newman, by a score of 18-6. I 4.11 I ll H . . I is -1 l First row: Gale Stroud, Agris Strautman, Kenneth Iackson, Walter Kilby, Ierry Pike, Dan Rezendes, Keith Hurner, Michael Dryden, Lowell Bowman, Archie Parker, Leo Yoppini. Second row: Iimmy Carlson, Karl Priebe, Charles Frank, Charles Montgomery, Marven Priebe, Billy Eagleton, Iohnny Wisner, Dick Nylund, Ronnie DiGiorno, Vernon Downing, Tim Spencer. Third row: Verlon Haile, Ioe Silva, Iim Santos, Dale Humbert, Floyd Iackson, Tadashi Murata, Ronnie Rogers. Fourth row: Gary Smith, Norman Bean, Iohn McGill, Michael McBride, Mr. McLaren. 50 Bob Olson Warren Cardoza Elwood Schut Don Dryden Tom Stubbs forward guard guard center forward Tiqer Caqers Show Good Spirit Although the Patterson High varsity basketballers were unable to win many league games, they gave several of their opponents a good scare before finally going down to defeat. The Tigers finished the season with a 4-6 league record. Elwood Schut was elected team captain. Mr. Maze, Coach SCORES Patterson Opponent First row: Baysul Parker, Tom Stubbs, Don Crooker, Gary Martin, Roger Hay, Pete Santos. Second row: Coach Maze, Ioe Snyder, Bob Olson, Don Dryden, Elwood Schut, Chico Burmania, Warren Car- Tracy ....,i Tracy tad.,.. Turlock Gustine ..., Los Banos Franklin Newman . Turlock .d,, Mariposa as Denair ,lld.. Gustine .lr, Los Banos Le Grand Newman Le Grand Mariposa as Modesto .. Gustine ,... Denair .,..., Los Banos Modesto ad,. Gilroy .rai.. Carmel rir, ' Denotes league games ioza, manager Lowell Bowman. ' Carmel Tournament 51 B's Top Southern Ioaquin League The Tiger B team completed its most successful season in a long time this year. After splitting two games with Tracy and dropping one to Turlock, the B's won 15 straight games without a defeat before losing a practice game with Modesto. The cubs ended the season as Ioaquin League Southern Division champions, but lost to Hughson by eight points in a playoff for the over-all championship. SCORES Patterson Opponent 38 Tracy , , 32 32 Tracy ,, , 41 25 Turlock 43 48 Franklin 15 ' 32 Newman , 20 42 Turlock , 39 ' 58 Mariposa , 27 44 Denair ,, 31 ' 42 Gustine , ,, 27 41 Los Banos , 26 47 Le Grand ,, , 34 ' 47 Newman 27 ' 59 Le Grand , , 37 ' S4 Mariposa ,, 28 50 Modesto 42 ' 52 Gustine 31 45 Denair 22 ' 46 Los Banos , 40 31 Modesto . , ,, 35 49 Hughson ,. , ,, 57 ' Denotes league games First row: Ronnie Hicks, Ronnie DiGiorno, Daniel Rose, Don Houtchens, Agris Strautman. Second row: Mr. Reghitto, Walter Kilby, Bill Earnhart, Dick Nylund, Delbert Hoylman, Gale Stroud, Paul Sierra, Ronnie Black, Ralph Koldinger, Archie Parker. Mr. Reghitto coach 52 Bill Earnhart forward Paul Sierra guard Ccaptainj Ronnie Black center Ralph Koldinger forward Dick Nylund guard C's and D's Also Show Championship Form This year the D team was tied with Newman for the league championship, but lost a play-off game by a score of 25-24. The C team also had a good season, but did not finish on top of the league. Several C playes were active in both basketball and football. SCORES Patterson HC.. HD.. 19 27 Modesto iii,i, ,i,, 20 22 Tracy .,ii,i,i . 21 25 Modesto , iiii,ii ' 35 l7 Newman ,i.,i,,iii, ' 22 30 Hughson iii,i......,. 34 15 Tracy i.....,,,i i,ii ' 23 37 Escalon c.,ii i,i, ' 19 43 Ripon ii,i ' 27 44 Linden i..ii,i,,,,iii, ' Denotes league games Opponent HC.. ..D,, 28 16 25 18 27 12 13 19 27 Z8 39 23 14 17 25 13 19 15 Top- C team, first row: Ronnie DiGiorno, Tony Days, Robert Rodney. Second row: Mr. Reghitto, coach: Bill Brown, David Bizzanelli, Dick Nylund, Walter Kilby, Henry Ellery, Ioe Silva. Bottom- D team, first row: Daniel Rose, Delbert Hoylman, Don Houtchens. Second row: Mr. Reghitto, coach: Tim Spencer, Gary Gervasoni, Lorin French, Oscar Swanagan, Dan Tafoya, Richard Hove. 53 'nr Y , 1 sig, s 9 1 Q Y , all NSC X Dick Nylund, second base Warren Cardoza, pitcher Ioe Inaudi, center field Gary Martin, third base Ralph Koldinger, catcher Louis Von Moos, right field Bob Olson, first base Elwood Schut, pitcher Charles DiGiorno, left field Tom Stubbs, left field Iohn Bernado, catcher Ronnie DiGiorno, right field Coach Maze Develops Stronq Baseball Team The season had only started, but at publication date Coach Cy Maze seemed to have produced the best baseball team in years. Several lettermen and a number of Freshmen went out for the sport. As the book went to press, the team had a record of S wins and 3 losses. A new addition this year was a B team, which early in the season had won G and lost 2. T EHS' l 3T'ERs 0 it SSX EEF . .,, xl l E85044' ..1 Q 1 xl N if E First row: Iohn Bernado, Ronnie DiGiorno, Bob Olson, Tom Stubbs, Dick Nylund, Ralph Koldinger. Second row: Verlon Haile, manager: Gary Martin, Warren Cardoza, Elwood Schut, Ioe Inaudi, Louis Von Moos, Charles DiGiorno, Coach Maze. 54 s X fa? rag, :ar g ' ' :. ' - ,a f ' ' K Top: Mr. McLaren, Coach Free style -- First row: Top: Breast stroke Bottom: Backstroke Ioe Snyder, Bill Adams, Chico Burmania. Z. T. Parker Ronnie Thorkelson Second row: Douglas Carlson, Ronnie Ioe Snyder Chico Burmania Thorkelson, Z. T. Parker. Bottom: Diving Don Dryden Baysul Parker New Coach, Good Material Spark Swimming Team Although the swimming team had not engaged in any competition as the annual went to press, the team expected to take top honors and come out first in the league meet, as it had in past years. This year's team was composed of about the same boys that won the league championship last season. D First row: Baysul Parker, Ronnie Thorkelson, Ronnie Black Paul Verschelden. Second row: Bill Adams, Ioe Snyder, Chico Burmania, Z. T Parker, Douglas Carlson. 55 F 34? Wai Mia? Y Many Outstanding Performers Among Tiger Trcrckmen Many experienced lettermen returned this year to greet new track coach Mr. Reghitto. Although losing several meets by small margins, all three teams looked forward to the League Meet with high hopes. Outstanding performers have been: Don Dryden, 880, high jump: Baysul Parker, hurdles, pole vault, broad jump: Chico Burmania, hurdles, shot put: Iimmie Genn, 440. B's , Archie Parker, 100, 440, broad jump: Gus Strautman, shot put: Ronnie Thorkelson, hurdles: Keith Hurner, 100, 220: and C's , Leo Yoppini, hurdles: Bill Eagleton, hurdles, high jump: Ronnie Rogers, 160, 330: Ronnie DiGiorno, 160, shot put: Ioe Silva, pole Vault: Charles DiGiorno, broad jump, shot put: Dick Nylund, broad jump. Mr. Reghitto, coach ,.n.-L.,- .Q e Top: A Team - First row: Don Dryden, Ray Clifford, Paul Verschelden, Archie Parker, Chico Burmania. Second row: Baysul Parker, Bill Adams, Burton Hatlen, Iimmy Genn, Roger Ray, Donal Hicks. Bottom: B and C Teams - First row: Ronnie Rogers, Leo Yoppini, Tadashi Murata, Ioe Silva, Daniel Hose, Keith Hurner, Agris Strautman. Second row: Ivy Kitajima, Karl Priebe, Delbert Hoylman, Ronnie Thorkelson, Archie Parker, Ronnie Black, G. W. Rachels, Floyd Harp. Third row: Gary Smith, Iimmy Genn, Marven Priebe, Iimmy Carlson, Charles Frank, Eddie Santos, Iames Crawford, Ervin Mayfield, Henry Ellery. 56 ,, A X- i- Skis gffw N MN swf VW KJ mm lxjf, Nd Sl MW Q '.Alf 1'r M N 9-5- 5 1 -mdk YQ in 7 9 we 5 F S 'pm 'ixl DQS. - x :M W., pw wf'?'k 'fiiefi Yi, -a .. sv, 1 , i . m 'Qi' K :g.w.,, , ff fsgwvxfx zwwwiifiiv SWF' i 1 f'1f4Q4!f M , , wk V. X. YL V A x I sa' sf' H I Ki' -sv 'wwf my Miww -Qiifiif Wig' . s SNAPS ,X The Angel G the devil. 6. 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